HENRY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

I've been a reader of HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE quite two years, but

have seen no letter as yet from here, therefore I'll write at least

one from this mountainous part of the State. My country home is in

sight of the Blue Ridge, and one can get a distinct, grand view of

some of its peaks a mile from our home. No one of your little girl

subscribers enjoys the Post-office Box more than myself. In fact,

both big and little folks here appreciate and read most of Harper's

publications. I wish everybody who lives in low flat countries

could at least visit our mountains, and our State's

greatest, curiosity, the Natural Bridge, in Rockbridge County; it is

worth a trip to Virginia just to see that wonderful work of nature.

But I must not write too long a letter, for fear you'll not find

space to publish it; so I'll close by stating that I'm the youngest

of twelve children. With best wishes for our dear kind

Postmistress,

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