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The E-Sylum: Volume 4, Number 45, November 4, 2001, Article 4 CHARLOTTESVILLE CONNECTIONS John Kraljevich writes: "What fun to see two Charlottesville VA blurbs in one E-sylum! Heartwood Books is one of many great bookstores in the area, and I'm pleased to see that the cherrypicks have started to reappear since I skipped town with a sheepskin in May 1999. Visitors to town should definitely check out the UVa stacks too -- nicely bound set of the American Journal of Numismatics (in addition to hundreds of other volumes, particularly heavy on South Asian numismatics) is on the circulation shelves, but you'll have to special request the large paper copy of Woodward's McCoy sale from an off-site location. And regarding Dr. Thomas Addis Emmet, his dad was one of Jefferson's original professors at the University and Emmet Hall (now a first-year dormitory) is named in his memory. Many of Emmet's papers are preserved in UVa Special Collections, but who knows what if anything resides therein regarding colonial currency. Before I read the article I had no idea his son was a collector! A thoroughly interesting family, it seems."

Wayne Homren, Editor

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