The Norfolk Virginian's annual, for the year 1884 . - O dear Saviour, meelc and mild, who wast once a little while we children pray for Thy blessing day by day. The Norfolk Virginian ^^^i^^V^S:?^^ /f A Sketch of Its Witli It. The Men TP7/0 Have B^i CoiiIts Jjyjik and Lahors. The first number of Thk Virginian wasissued November 21st, 1865, by Messrs. G. & Co. A. M. Keily, Esq., and CaptainJames Barron Hope were the editors. Lewellen was the business office was then locfited on Main street,opposite the Exchange National Bank, nowMarsha

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The Norfolk Virginian's annual, for the year 1884 . - O dear Saviour, meelc and mild, who wast once a little while we children pray for Thy blessing day by day. The Norfolk Virginian ^^^i^^V^S:?^^ /f A Sketch of Its Witli It. The Men TP7/0 Have B^i CoiiIts Jjyjik and Lahors. The first number of Thk Virginian wasissued November 21st, 1865, by Messrs. G. & Co. A. M. Keily, Esq., and CaptainJames Barron Hope were the editors. Lewellen was the business office was then locfited on Main street,opposite the Exchange National Bank, nowMarshalls dyeing establishment. The pros-pectus set forth that apart troni the usual fea-tures of journalism, we design that Tnii; Viit-GiNiAN should be especially devoted to the ad-vancement of the prosperity of Norfolk andher sister city, and the large sr-ction of Vir-ginia whose interests are common with months after the first issue a change inownership and staff occurred, an interest inthe paper having been purchased by Col.

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