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Bulletin X/'irginia State Library
(Issued Quarterly)
Vol. 10. January, April, July, October, 1917. Nos. 1-4.
A Bibliography of Virginia
Part 11.
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Contaxning- the Titles of the Printed Official Documents of the
Commonwealth, 1776-1916.
By earl G. SWEM
Assistant Librarian
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Journals of the House of Burgesses, 1618-1658. Ed. by H. R. Mcllwaine.
1916. 283 p. $10.
Journals of the House of Burgesses, 1669-60-1693.
1914. 629 p. $10.
Journals of the House of Burgesses, 1696-1702.
1913. 414 p. $10.
Journals of the House of Burgesses, 1702-1712.
1912. 369 p. $10.
Journals of the House of Burgesses, 1712.1726.
1911. 441 p. $10,
Ed. by H. R. McHwaine.
Ed. by H. R. Mcllwaine.
Ed. by H. R. Mcllwaine.
Ed. by H. R. Mcllwaine.
Ed. by H. R. McDwaine.
Ed. by H. R. Mcllwaine.
Journals of the House of Burgesses, 1727-1740.
1910. $10.
Journals of the House of Burgesses, 1742-1749.
1909. 427 p. $10.
Journals of the House of Burgesses, 1762-1768.
1909. 651 p. $10.
Journals of the House of Burgesses, 1758-1761.
1908. 313 p. $10.
Journals of the House of Burgesses, 1761-1765. Ed. by J. P. Kennedy.
1907. 383 p. $10.
Journals of the House of Burgesses, 1766-1769. Ed. by J. P. Kennedy.
1906. 872 p. $10.
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1906. 333 p. $10.
Journals ef the House of Burgesses, 1773-1776. Ed. by J. P.
1905. 201 p. $10.
Legrislative Journals of the Council of Virginia.
Ed. by H. R. Mcllwaine.
Ed. by H. R. Mcllwaine.
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H. R. Mcllwaine. In press.
First annual report of the Library Board for year ending June 30, 1904.
1904. 106 p.
Second annual report of the Library Board for year ending October 31, 1905.
1905. 134 p.
Third annual report of the Library Board for year ending October 31, 1906.
1906. 152 p.
•Fourth annual report of the Library Board for year ending October 31,
1907. 1907. 134 p. Appendix C. List of manuscnpts exhibited
by the Library at the Jamestown Exposition. Appendix D. Pro-
visional list of works on genealogy in the State Library.
•Fifth annual report of the Library Board for year ending October 31, 1908.
1908. 132, 302, 154 p. Special report: A calendar of legislative
petitions, Accomac to Bedford, by H. J. Eckenrode, 302 p. $1.00.
Special report: A trial bibliography of colonial Virginia. 1608-
1754, by W. C. Torrence. 154 p. $ .50.
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1909. 96, 164, 94 p. Special report: Separation of church ami
state in Virginia, by H. J. Eckenrode. 164 p. $1.00. Special re-
port: A trial bibliography of colonial Virginia, 1754-1776, by
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Virginia State Library
(Issued Quarterly)
1917
Volume 10.
RICHMOND:
DAVIS BOTTOM, SUFEBINTENDENT PUBUC PBINTINO
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R. T. W. Duke, Jr. Charlottesville, Va.
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LWn G. Tyler. WUKamahurg, Va.
H. R. McILWAINE, Librarian,
Ex-Officio Secretary of the Board.
State Library Staff
H. R. MclLWAiNE Librarian
Easl G. Swbm /;;»•; .','. .'.'i> Assistant Librarian
J. R. C. Brown •^(■efui of'J'raveling Library Department
Morgan P. Robinson , i '.\ Archivist
Miss Coraue H. Johnston .Reference Librarian
H. S. Van Landingham | '. ^ , '/
Miss Ethel I. Noun f • -V;'. ■ • " ' Cataloguers
Miss Rose Goode i ... , ;• - , , ,
Miss ViBppjU'iotiks:;! • ; ;••:;.- r :.'; :'•' : stenographers
Miss EusI: CLAftK-..' -! *.:>^: .V. .*«!/.: x .Assistant in Charge of Periodicals
John D. Snitdbb Janitor
J. W. Tbainum '...: Assistant Janitor
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A Bibliogrraphy of Virginia, Part II. Containing titles of the
printed official documents of the Conunonwealth, 1776-1916.
By Earl G. Swem p. 1-1404
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Bulletin Virginia State Library
(Issued Quarterly)
Vol. 10. January, April, July, October, 1917. Nos. 1-4.
A Bibliography of Virginia
Part II.
Containing the Titles of the Printed Official Documeiits of the
Commonwealth, 1776-1916.
BY EARL G. SWEM
Assistant Librarian
RICHMOND:
DAVIS BOTTOM, SUPERINTENDENT PUBUC PRINTINO
1917
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State Library Board of Virginia
Armisteao C. Gordon, Chairman Staunton, Va.
R. T. W. Duke, Jr. Charlottesville, Va.
Egbert G. Leigh, Jr. Richmond, Va.
Edmund Pendi^ton , 1 ,. Richmond, Va.
Lyon G. Tyler Williamsburg, Va.
H. R. MclLWAiNEf, Librarian,
Ex-Offiaio Secretary of the Board.
State Library Staff
H. R. HclLWAiNB Librarian
Earl G. Swem .,.,»... Aaaiatant Librarian
3. R. C. Brown '. .Head of- Traveling Library Department
Morgan P. Robinson /. ; j Archivist
Miss Coralie H. Johnston., i -, .Reference Librarian
H. S. Van Landingham i j _
Miss Ethel L Noun \ •■'(' / Catalogu4>re
MISS ROSE Goodb J .;..:../ ..U;^ stenographers
Miss Virginia Jones r
Miss Elise Clark Assistant in Charge of Periodicals
John D. Snyder Janitor
J. W. TRAINUM Assistant Janitor
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CONTENTS
Pages
Introdnetory Note "^'^
Printed Official Documents arranged chronologically 1-1022
Reports of Turnpike Companies 1023-1031
Reports of Railroads, Electric Lines, Canals, Steamboat Lines. . 1032-1042
S^rts of Telegraph Companies 1048, 1044
Be^rts of Eklucational Institutions reporting to the State 1046
The Wheeling and Alexandria Governments 1046-1062
Sessions of General Assembly, 1776-1916— Appendix A 1053, 1064
Governors of Virginia — ^Appendix B 1064-1056
Reports of the House Committee on the Records in the Clerk's
Office— Appendix C 1066
Documents relative to Hening's Statutes — Appendix D 1066-1058
Reprints of the Journals by Thomas W. White— Appendix E 1068, 1059
Letter of F. W. Gilmer Relative to the Reports of the Court of
Appeals— Appendix F 1069, 1060
Th<»ttas Jeiferson's Collection of Laws of Virginia: A List Sent
by Mr. JeffersoD to George Wythe— Appendix G 1061-1063
Documents of the United States Published by the Commonwealth
of Virginia— Appendix H 1063
Documents relating to Alexander Purdie, Public Printer — Ap-
pendix 1 1063-1066
Docnmefnts rdating to Hays and Dnnlap, PuUic Printers — Ap-
pendix J 1066-1067
Petition of James Rind — Appendix K 1068
Petition of Nicolson & Prentis, 1785 — ^Appendix L 1069
Petition of Clarkson A Davis, 1780— Appendix M 1069, 1070
Petitions of Augustine Davis — Appendix N 1070, 1071
Petition of J. A J. D. Westcott— Appendix 0 1071
Doenmoits relating to John Dixon, Sr. — Appendix P 1071, 1072
Joseph Caldwdl — Appendix Q 1072
Petitions of Samuel Pleasants — Appendix R 1072, 1073
Meriwether Jones, Public Printer — Appendix S 1073
Purchase of Printing Materials from Benjamin Franklin — ^Ap-
pendix T 1073, 1074
Records of Cases brouc^t to the Court of Appeals— Appendix U , . 1074
Citation of Virginia Reports — ^Appendix V 1074
References to some of the Acts and Documents relating to the
Subject of Public Printing^Appendix W 1076
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Illustrative Vouchers of Public Printers — Appendix X 1075, 1076
A Check List of Journals of the House of Delegates — Appen-
dix Y \ 1076, 1077
A Check List of Journals of the Senate — Appendix Z 1077, 1078
A Check List of the Session Laws — Appendix A A 1079, 1080
A Check List of the Annual and Extra Session Messages of the
Governors — Appendix BB 1080, 1081
A List of the Public Printers of Virginia, 1776-1918 — Appen-
dix CC ". 1082
Index 1083-1404
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INTRODUCTION
This volume includes the titles of the official publications
of the commonwealth of Virginia from 1776 through 1916. An
effort has been made to bring together the titles of the follow-
ing groups.
1. Journals of the house of delegates and senate, original
and reprint editions.
2. Documents inserted in the text of the house and senate
journals-
3. Documents attached to the house and senate journals as
appendixes.
4. Session laws.
5. Sketches and abstracts of the laws of sins^e sessions.
6. Ck>Ilections of laws in general, and codes.
7. Reports of courts.
8. Indexes and digests of court reports.
9. Official conmianieations in the Virginia guette, 1776
throu£^ 1789, including i^'oclamations, letters, orders in coan-
cil, notices, and petitions. Every iscue of the Virginia gazette
might be termed an official publication, for it was part of tiie
pubHc printer's contract with the commonwealtti that he print
a gazette in whidi the official communications !^ouId appear.
The tities in this group mast be accepted as a contributim, for
it has not been possible to examine a complete ffie of the gazette.
10. Circular letters and proclamations of the governor,
orders in council, and circular, letters of any official, printed
atpaxaMj, in the period 1776 througli 1820.
11. Acts of one sesMon relating to a special «abj«ct, printed
separatdy.
12. Ollectiotts of acts of several sessions, on special sab-
ieets.
13. Bills. A few bills in eadi session througli 1846 were
printed by special order of the senate or house. These printed
hills were the most important of t^e session. In the early years
<rf the commonwealtii, important bills were ordered by a general
assembly to be printed for distribution throughout the state
previous to action on them in the following session. After 1846,
titles of bills are not included in this Wbliography. In the re-
cent period- when all bills were printed, few complete sets were
preserved, and for some of the sessions, no bills at all are extant.
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Whenever a set of these bills of any session has been found in
any department of the commonwealth, a note of the location has
been inserted in the proper place.
14. Petitions and memorials, to the general assembly, when
printed separately, in pamphlet form. It was the custom, in
the case of the more important subjects suggested for legisla-
tion, by means of petition, to print the petition in such form
that the signatures of the petitioners could be written under-
neath, or on a separate sheet which could be easily attached to
it^ The titles of such printed petitions are not included here
for the reason that they are very numerous, and although
printed and circulated for purpose of obtaining signatures, they
were not distributed. Such petitions can best be treated in a
future icalendar of all the petitions.. Titles are printed in this
bibliography of those in pamphlet form only.
15. Speeches before either house, when printed separately.
These; speeches, however, were not printed at the expense of
the state.
16. Journals, debates and documents of the constitutional
conventions.
; 17. Govemor'» messages when printed separately, and also
when^in the text of the senate and house journals-
.. r48' Annual reports of, each of the state officials, boards and
institutions. '
., ; 19. Joint- resolutions before 1789-, when printed separately,
or in the gazettes. After 1789, such resolutions may be found
included .regularly in the- volumes of session laws. Hening~
first prints, joint resolutions with the session acts, in his reprint
of laws of October, 1789, v. 13.
.go. Session laws of the U. S. congress, and journals of the
house of representatives and senate, ordered to be printed by
l^e Virginiaassembly for distribution in Virginia. ^
21. Journals, laws, reports, and all otiier documents of the
Wh^limr and Alexandria governments, 1861-1866. •
22. Annual reports of all turnpike, railroad, and canal comn.
panies, published by the commonwealth.
.23. Treatises and compilations, not 'authorized officially,
which have for their subject, any feature of Virginia law.
I. 24. Legal periodicals, published in Virginia, with tables
of contents.
25. General and special orders and other publications of
the first military district of the federal government, 1865-1870.
26- Reports of state banks to 1861.
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27. Reports, periodicals and other publications of associa-
tions, societies and commissions aided in any way by state ap-
propriation.
This volume does not contain the titles of publications in the
following groups :
1. Maps, lliese titles were printed in a separate bulletin
of the State Library, v. 7, nos. 2 and 3 (April, July, 1914),
2. Student publications of the state educational institu-
tions, such as college annuals, magazines and newspapers.
3. Proclamations, official circulars, letters and instructions,
printed in the newspaper^ after 1789. Titles of all such publi-
cations are preserved in the vouchers of the public printers, and
of newspaper publishers outside of Richmond, who had official
patronage. The large number of such titles made it undesirable
to include them in this publication.
4. Records of cases in the court of appeals. The records
were first authorized to be prii)ted by an act of the session of
Id.4V42. 10. copies- of each, record were printed. The titles of
^'gu<:h .records have been preserved in the vouchers of the
-^nters. All printed records of .cases before' 1865 Wbre bwmed
in the destruction of the general court. boildiog: is April; 186S.
The collection of such records now in the office of the clerk of
the court of appeals is cojnplete from 1865 to date.
Before attempting such a compilat;ion as the present, it was
necessary to have iA the State Library as large a collection of
the state documents as it was possible at the present time to
collect. Every effort has been- put forth to fill up gaps in the
collection. In the past ten years the number of Virginia docu-
ments in the library has increased twofold. In the present
volume it is to be understood that the document to which a
title refers is in the State Library, unless there is a note to tilie
contrary. Whenever a document, not in the State Library, has
been found in another library, a note to that effect has been
inserted.
It would have been impossible to clear up the uncertainty
about many items printed from 1776 to 1820, if the original
vouchers of the public printers had not been found. These
vouchers were among the manuscripts which the compiler of
this volume removed from the auditor's storage rooms in 1913.
In addition to the vouchers, all the available manuscript peti-
tions of the public printers have been consulted.
The titles havft been arranged by date. For those sessions
of the general assembly extending from one year into another,
the session year (e. g. 1810/11) has been used as a heading in-
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stead of the calendar year (1810). The reason for tiiis prac-
tice is that by far the srreater number of the documents have
efnanated from the general assembly. A document printed in
1811 at the request of tiie assembly of 1810/11, will be found
listed under the year 1810/11. In adopting the chronological
arrangement, the principle that governs the arrangement of
archives in manuscript has been followed. There is no differ-
ence between archives in manuscript and archives in print,
except that the accident of publication has put the latter in a
more permanent and usable form.
No effort has been spared to make the index complete.
Every personal or plaee name, and every subject of importance
has been brought out.
At the suggestion of the compiler of ihis volume, Mr, William
C. Torrence, when on the State Library staff in 1909, transcribed
th« titles of many of the journals, ses«<m acts, and documents
printed as ^pendixes to the journals. This work was most c<m-
scientiously done,- and has been drawn upon liberally in liie pre-
peration of the pteseiit volume. I wish h«re to adcnowledge
fully ny debt to this beginning, by one who has always displajred
keem bibttogrmpliieal tastinet.
In the prosecution of the woric the help of libraries outside of
Ridunond was necessary, and it is gratifying to acknowledge
the courtesy of tiie following : The Lilnrary of Congress, always
willing to aid, has perhaps been of most service, both throuj^
the librarian, Mr- Herbert Putnam, and Mr. Gaillard Hunt, and
Mr. John C. Fitzpatriek of the Manuscript Division ; New Yoric
Public Library, H. M. L^denbersr, reference librarian; Depart-
ment of Archives and history of West Virginia, Dr. Henry S.
Green, archivist; Library of Howard University, E. C. Williams,
librarian; Library of the Department of Agriculture, Miss C.
R. Bamett, librarian; New York State Library, J. 1. Wyer, li-
brarian; Connecticut State Library, G. S. Godard, librarian;
Library of the Bureau of Education, John D. Wolcott, librarian ;
Law Library, University of Virginia, Miss Catherine R. Lipop,
librarian; Massadiusetts State Library, Charles F. D. Belden,
librarian; New York Historical Society, Robert H. Kelby, li-
brarian; Bureau of Rolls and Library, State Department; Wis-
consin Historical Society, M. M. Quaife, superintendent; Uni-
versity of Virginia Library, John S- Patton, librarian; Penn-
sylvania Historical Society, J<An W. Jordan, librarian; Ameri-
can I^ilosophical Society, L M. Hays, secretary ; American Anti-
quarian Society, C. S. Bris^am, librarian; Western Reserve
Historical Society, W. H. Cathcart, director; Boston Public
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Library, Otto Fleischner, assistant librarian; Harvard Uni-
versity Library, A. C. Potter, assistant librarian ; Newberry Li-
hraiy, W. N. C. Carlton, librarian; War Department Library;
Peabody Institute, John Parker, librarian; British Museum, A.
W. Pollard, assistant keeper; John Carter Brown Library,
Champlin Burrage, librarian; Adjutant General's office, Wash-
in^n.
From the following I have also received assistance, for which
I berd[>y made acknowledgment: Mr. W. W. Scott, librarian
of the State Law Library ; Mr. W. G. Stanard, Secretary of the
Viiginia Historical Society; Mr. Charles Poindexter; Mr.
Joseph J. English; Mr. Morgan P. Robinson, archivist in the
State Library; Mr. Davis Bottom, Superintendent of Public
Printing; Hon. S. S. P. Patteson; Mr. D. L Bushnell, Jr., of the
Bureau of Ethnology; Mr. Alexander H. Sands; Mr. J. H.
Whitty; Mr. Alexander B. Guigon; Hon. G- P. Coleman, State
Highway Commisioner; Mr. G. W. Cole, of New York City;
Mr. J. W. Everett, of the Virginia Journal of Education; Mr.
T. C. Johnson, of the Virginia Trade Experiment Station; H.
A Morrison, of the Riding Room, Library of Congress; Dr.
Douglass S. Freeman, editor of the News Leader, Richmond ; Dr.
l,yon G. Tyler, President of William and Mary College; F. W.
Adiley, Superintmdent of the Reading Room. Library of Con-
gress; Hon. Henry T- Wickham; Mr. John Hart; Mr. T. L. Cole,
of the Statute Law Book Co., Washington, D. C. ; Miss Elizabeth
C. Brock; Dr. W. J. Schoene, state entomologist; Dr. Ennion G.
Wplliams, (Commissioner of health; Hon.> John W. Williafms,
Gerk of the House of Delegates; Mr. E. V. Valentine; Mr. H.
T. Ezekiel; Mr. Clarence H. Umer; Mr. W- O. Waters, of the
Library of Congress; Mr. Charles Martel, of the Library of
Congress; Mr. Charles Flagg, librarian Bangor Public Library;
Dr. D. R. Anderson, of Richmond College; Dr. R. H. Trae, of
tiie Department of Agriculture; Mr. W. L. Hall, of the New
York ^ate Library, formerly of the Virginia State library; Mr.
Charles Evans, of Chicago ; Miss Alice Lerch, of the New York
Public Library.
I am grateful also for the faithful interest and co-operation
of the following assistants in the State Library : Miss Virginia
Jones, Miss Ethel I. Nolin, Miss Elise Clark, Miss Elizabeth
Hundley, Miss Dorothy Sage, and Mr. Francis H. Moore.
Titles and notes have been collected for parts 3, 4, 5, 6 and
7 of liiis Bibliography. Part 3 will contain a selection of the
most important titles of United States documents which relate
to Virginia.
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has not be^n printed at the expense of the State.
A copy of each docnment is in the Virginia State library,
unless otherwise stated in a note.
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1776
Convention of 1776
The convention met May 6, 1716, and adjourned July 5, 1776.
The constitution, or form of government, agreed to and
resolved upon by the delegates and representatives of the sev-
eral counties and corporations of Virginia. 6982
In Virginia gazette tPurdie's] July 6. 1776. supplement.
Ordinances passed at a general convention of delegates and
representatives from the several counties and corporations of
Virginia, held at the capitol, in the city of Williamsburg, on
Monday, the 6th day of May, Anno Dom: 1776. Williamsburg:
Printed by Alexander Purdie, printer to the commonwealth.
[1776] 6983
44p. 4 to.
Ordinances passed at a general convention of delegates and
representatives from the several counties and corporations of
Virginia, held at the capitol, in the city of Williamsburg, on
Monday, the 6th of May, Anno Domini 1776. Reprinted by a
resolution of the house of delegates of the 24th February, 1816.
Richmond : Ritchie, Trueheart & Du-Val, printers. 1816. 6984
19p. 27l4cm.
Ordiuauces [passed by the convention which met at Wil-
liamsburg, the 6th of May, 1776] 6986
(In HenlDK- Statutes, v. 9. p. 109-l.il.)
The proceedings of the convention of delegates, held at the
capitol, in the city of Williamsburg, in the colony of Virginia,
on Monday, the 6th of May, 1776 [-5 July, 1776] Williamsburg:
Printed by Alexander Purdie, printer to the commonwealth.
[1776] ' 6986
ISSp. 4to.
For references to the convention anil the constitution of 1776 see the
bibliography of the conventions and constitutions of Virginia, bv R. O.
Swem, Virginia state library bulletin, v. 3. No. 4, October, 1910. See also
D. R. Anderson's Jefferson and the Virginia constitution in American his-
torical review, v. 21, p. 750-754, Julv. 1916.
The proceedings of the convention of delegates held at the
capitol, in the city of Williamsburg, in the colony of Virginia,
(HI Monday, the 6th of May, 1776. Reprinted by a resolution of
the house of delegates of the 24th February, 1816. Richmond:
Ritchie, Trueheart & Du-Val, printers. 1816. 6987
86p. 2714cm.
♦[Proceedings and ordinances of the] Virginia convention
[which met at Williamsburg on the 6th of May, 1776] 6988
(In American archives. 4th series, v. 6. p. 1S09-1616.)
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Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia. Anno Domini,
1776. Williamsburg: Printed by Alexander Purdie, printer to
the commonwealth, [1776] 6989
14Sp. folio. Three copies known, one in the Virginia state llbrar>,
the second in the library of the late R. A. Brock, Richmond, and a third
in the John Carter Brown library.
Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia. Anno Domini,
1776. Richmiond : Printed by Samuel Shepherd & co. 1828.
6990
I08p. 28cm. 250 copies printed. See voucher in contingent fund.
May 20, 1R29.
Seattion betran October 7, 1776, and ended December 21, 1776. Edmund
Pendleton, speaker.
[Memorial from presbytery of Hanover] : p. 24, 25. 6991
[Memorial of John Blair, and Edmund Randolph concerning Lord
Dunmore's estate] : p. 29. 6992
[Report on state of the public vineyard]: p. 39. 6993
[Memorial from clergy of the established church of Virginia] : p. 47.
6994
[Memorial from Norfolk representing the distressed situation of the
inhabitants] : p. 68. 6995
[Memorial from the trustees of the academy of Hampden Sidney]
p. 68, 69. 6996
[Memorial of Samuel Worthington, Robert Rutherford, and William
Booth reporting on the personal estate of the earl of Dunmore] : p. 61, 62.
6997
[Report of committee on the gun manufactory at Fredericksburg]:
p. 68. 6998
[Report of committee upon accounts of treasurer, Robert Carter Nich"-
olas, Sep. 1, 1776 to Oct. 18, 1776, including a summary of accounts up to
Sep. 1, 1775] : p. 74. 6999
[Report of committee upon the progress and expense of the several
public salt works] : p. 95. 7000
[Report of committee upon boundary between Virginia ^nd Pennsyl-
vania]: p. 101. 7001
Journal of the senate. Anno Domini, 1776. Williamsburg:
Printed by Alexander Purdie, printer to the commonwealth.
[1776] 7002
65p. 31^cm. The only copies known arc In the library of the late
R. A. Brock and the N. Y. public library.
The session began October 7, 1776 and ended December 21, 1776. Archi-
bald Gary, speaker.
Rules and orders adopted by the senate: p. 8, 9.
Session Acts
At a general assembly, begun and held at the capitol, .in
the city of Williamsburg, on Itfonday the seventh day of Octo-
ber, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and
seventy-six, and in the first year of the commonwealth. Wil-
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liamsburg^: Printed by Alexander Purdie, printer to the com-
monwealth. 1776. 7003
66p. folio. Copy in library of conarress, and In the Virrinia state
library.
Separate Documents: Miscellanea
Archives, rotate paipers, 17761 In Calendar of Virginia sttite
papers, v. 1, 1652-1781, p. 270-275, 1875. 7004
Army. [Continental and provincial articles of war. Williamsburg:
Printed by A. Purdie. 1776] 7005
No copy seen. Title from Virginia gazette [Purdie's] August 30, 177S.
[Resolutions, relative to proper subsistence and accommoda-
tion for soldiers and sailors, and help for their families in case of need,
Dec. 13, 1776] 7006
In Virginia eazette IPurdie'sl supplement, December 20, 1776.
[Resolutions, Dec. 21, 1776, requiring the county courts to pro-
vide the famUies of poor soldiers with necessary provisions, and requisite
sums of money] 7007
In Virg-inla gazette [Purdie's] .December 27. 1776.
Baptist church. To his excellency, Patrick' Henry, jun. esq.; gov-
femour of the commonwealth of Virginia: The humble address of the minis-
ters and delegates of the Baptist churches met in association in Louisa,
Augrust 12, 1776, in behalf of their brethren [and answer of the governor]
7008
In Virginia gazette [Purdie's], August 23, 1776.
Boundaries. Resolutions on the subject of the disputed boundary be-
tween this state and the state of Pennsylvania. Agreed to by both houses,
Dec. 18, 1776. 7009
In Code of 1819, chapter 16, p. 51. 52.
British residents. [Resolutions relative to merchants and others,
natives of Great Britain, now in the commonwealth, suspected of giving
intelligence to the enemy, Dec. 19, 17761 7010
In Virginia crazette [Purdic'sl, December 20, 1776, supplement.
Committee of correspondence. Committee of safety. Letters and
proceedings of the committee of correspondence and inquiry of the colony of
l^rginia, from March 12th, 1773, to April 7th, 1775. Journal of the commit-
tee of safety of Virginia, Feb. 7, 1776-July 5, 1776. 7011
Tn Ca1cnd"r of Virirlnia state papers, v. 8. p. 1-239.
Council. [Proceedings in councD, Dec. 17, 1776, relative to Capt.
Nathaniel Guest] 7012
In Virginia gazette fPurdie's] supplement. December 20. 1776.
[Resolution of the council, Aug. 20, 1776, permitting officers
from Georgia to recruit soldiers in Virginia] 701$
In Virginia gazette fPurdie's], August 23, 1776.
[Resolutions, Dec. 23, 1776, in council, that officers for the
three new battalions will be elected on Jan. 8, 17771 7014
In Virginia gazette [Purdie's], December 27. 1776.
Courts. In convention. Saturday, March 25, 1775. [Resolution,
that there be a suspension of administration of justice in civil suits and
that tile parties refer the decision thereof to judicious neighbors and
abide by their determination:] July 3, 1776. An ordinance to enable the
present magistrates and officers to continue the administration of justice,
and for settling the general mode of proceedings in criminal and other
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4 BvUetin Virginia State Library [Henry, Gov.
cases, till the same can be more amply provided for. [And] An ordinance
to arrange the counties into districts, for electing senators, . . . [Will-
iamsburg: Printed by Alexander Purdie, 1776] 7015
2p. folio. Copy in the library of congress. Title from Evans no.
15201.
Declaration of independences In congress, July 4, 1776. A declara-
tion by the representatives of the United States of America, in general
congress assembled. 7016
tn Virginia gazette [Purdle's], July 26. 1776.
On July 20. 17'; fi. the council ordered "tl-.at the printers publish in
tbeir respective gazettes the declaration of independence."
Declaration of rights. A declaration of rights made, by the represen-
tatives of the good people of Virginia, assembled in full and free conven-
tion; -which rights do pertain to them, and their posterity, as the basis and
foundation of government. June 12, 1776. 7017
4p. 4to. Copv in library of congress.
Postscript fo Virginia gazette fPurdie'sl June 14, 1776, No. 72.
Established church. To the hon. house of delegates. The petition
of the inhabitants of the county of Charles City [asking that the estab-
lished church may be maintained in all its legal rights] 7018
In Virginl" gazette fPurdie'sl, December 6, 17i6.
The sentiments of the several companies of militia and free-
holders of Augrusta, in Virginia, communicated by the deputies from the
said companies and freeholders to their representatives in the general as-
sembly of the commonwealth [asking that all religious denominations be
treated without preference, and that no religious sect be established in
the commonwealth] 7019
In Virginia gazette fPurdie'sl October 18, 1776.
General assembly. *Draft of a bill to abolish entails, Oct. 14, 1776;
Amendments to bill to abolish entails, Oct. 18; Draft of a bill to remove
the seat of government, Oct. 14; Draft of a bill for raising six additional
battalions of infantry on the continental establishment, Oct. 28; Draft of a
bill establishing county courts, Nov. 4; Draft of a bill for altering rates
of copper coin, Nov. 7; A bill for the trial of offenses committed out of this
commonwealth, Dec. 5; Draft of a bill for suspending executions for debt,
Dec. 6. [By Thomas Jefferson] 7020
In Ford's Jefferson v. 2, p. 10.1-12.1.
Governor. [Letter of the governor, Patrick Henry, to the committee
of the convention, notifying him of his appointment as governor] 7021
In Virginia gazette fPurdie'sl, July 5, 1776.
To Patrick Henry, governor, the address of the first and sec-
ond Virginia regiments [and the answer of the governor] 7022
In Virginia gazette [Purdle's], July 5, 1776.
[Circular letter of the governor, Patrick Henry, to the county
lieutenant of Monongalia, stating that the expedition against Detroit is
laid aside. Aug 6, 1776] 7023
broadside. 24 by 20 cm. Copv in library of congress.
By the hon. John Page, esq., lieutenant governor of the com-
monwealth of Virginia; a proclamation [relative to Benjamin Woodward
of Bedford, Aug. 30, 1776] 7024
In Virginia gazette [Purdle'sJ August 30, 1776, September 6, 1776.
By his excellency, Patrick Henry, junior, esq., governor or
chief magistrate of the commonwealth of Virginia; a proclamation [that
proper persons be appointed to advise and prosecute in behalf of the com-
monwealth in the counties, Sept. 23, 1776] 7025
In Virginia gazette [Purdle's], September 27; October 4; October 11
1776. *
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•[Communication from the governor, Patrick Henry, to the
house of delegates, Oct. 9, 1776] 7026
In Henry's Henry, v. .1, D. IS.
* [Official letters to Patrick Henry, and from him, as governor,
in 1776] 7027
In Henry's Henry.
Independence. In convention. Present 112 members. Wednesday,
May 15, 1776. Forasmuch as all the endeavors of the United Colonies, by
the most decent representations and petitions to the king and Parliament
of Great Britain, to restore peace and security to America under the Brit-
ish government, and a reunion with that people upon just and liberal terms,
instead of a redress of grievances, have produced, from an imperious and
vindictive administration, increased insult, oppression, and a vigorous at-
tempt to affect our total destruction. [Resolution, that as there is no
alternative to abject submission, that their representatives in congress
propose that the United Colonies be declared free and independent states,
providing that the forming and regulating of the internal affairs of each
state be left to their legislatures; and that a committee ought to be ap-
pointed to prepare a declaration of rights, and plan of government for the
colony] Edmund Pendleton, president. (A copy.) John Tazewell, clerk
of the convention. [Williamsburg: Printed by Alexander Purdie, 1779]
7028
broadside, folio. Title from Evans, no. 15200.
Salt. ' [Resolutions relative to salt, Dec. 19, 17761 7029
In Virginia gazette [Purdie's] supplement, December 20, 1776.
Upshur, Arthur. In the house of delegates, Nov. 28, 1776, [report
by Mr. Jefferson from committee of privileges and elections relative to
petition of Arthur Upshur] 7080
In VlrKlnia gazette fPurdie'sJ. December 1.1. 1776.
William and Mary college. To the honorable the assembly of Vir-
ginia [relative to the college of William and Mary, by A. M.] 7031
In Vlrsinla (razette TPurdle'sl, November 22, 1776.
1777 (MAY)
Journals
Journal of the house of delegrates of Virgfinia. Anno Domini
1777. Williamsburg: Printed by Alexander Purdie, printer to
the commonwealth. [1777] 7032
ISOp. 33 cm.
There is a copy in the Vlrgrlnla state library. New York public library.
John Carter Brown library, and in the library of the late R. A. Brock.
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia; begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Williams-
burg, on Monday, the fifth day of May, in the year of our Lord
one thousand seven hundred and seventy-seven. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas W. White, opposite the Bell-tavern. 1827.
7033
112p.. 28 cm.
Session began May !,■ 1777 and ended June 28, 1777. George Wythe,
speaker.
[Memorial of Baker and Hardy in relation to their contract with the
committee of safetv to furnish rations to the troops on the south side of
James River]: p. 12. 7034
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BiiUetin Virginia State Library [Henry, Gov.
[Memorial of the rector, visitors and jjovernors of the college of
William and Mary in relation to the ruinous state of the college funds]:
p. 34. 36. 7035
[Report of committee on election of Anthony Bledsoe and William
Cocke of Washington county] : p. 50, 51. 7036
[Memorial of proprietors of a tract of land on the Ohio, called
Indiana]: p. 55. 7037
[Report of committee on the progress of the salt works] : p. 63. 7038
Report on claim of Captain Thomas Rowland's company, with
names of company] : p. fi9. 7039
[Report of commissioners appointed to sell the lands and slaves pur-
chased to encourajte the making of wine]: p. 72. 7040
[Investigation of charges injurious to the public character of Rich-
ard Henry Lee] : p. 84. 7041
[Report of committee on Hardy and Baker] : p. 90. 91. 7042
[Report of committee on accounts of treasurer, Robert Carter Nich-
olas, from Oct. 19, 1776 to Jan. 16, 1777]: p. 91-93. 7043
[Report cf committee on sale of slaves and personal property of
Lord Dunmore] : p. 96. 7044
[Report of committee on conduct of keeper of public jail, Mr. Pel-
ham]: p. 100, 101. 7045
[Report of committee on services of Col. (Jeorge Gibson. Capt.
William Lynn, and of those who accompanied to New Orleans] : p. 110. 7046
[Journal of the senate of Virjfinia. May 5-June 28, 1777.
Williamsburg': Printed by John Dixon, and William Hunter,
printers to the commonwealth. 1777 ] 7047
No title paee, 3-SOp. folio.
Copy in the New York public library. "The house betnK informed
that Alexanrler Purrlle. while printer to the ereneral assembly, hath failed
to print the Journal of the senate for May session 1777. Resolved, That
Messrs. t>ixon and Hunter, printers to this house, be directed to print the
same." Sen. journal, June 1, 1778, p. 20 [reprint]
Archibald Gary, speaker.
Session Ads
* At a general assembly begun and held at the capitol, in the
city of Williamsburg, on IVIonday, the fifth day of May, in the
year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy-seven,
and in the first year of the commonwealth. Williamsburg:
Printed by Alexander Purdie, printer to the commonwealth.
[1777] 7048
1 p. )., $4 p. size of leaf, 82 by 20 cm.
In a bound volume of session laws, 1776-1783, with the name of
Georire Wythe on the fly leaf. Copy formerly in the state law library. The
library has a second copy, which contains some manuscript notes. This is
bound in «. volume of session laws, 1775-1780, and was formerly in the
state law library.
Reprinted in Heninsr, v. 9, p, 267-335.
S¶te Docwments: Miscellanea
Army. An act for raising volunteers to join the grand army.
rWilliamsburg: Printed by Alexander Purdie, 1777] 7049
2p. folio. Copy In the library of congress. See Evans No. 16691.
See Purdle's petition, November 28, 1777.
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An act for the speedily completing the quota of troops to be-
raised in the commonwealth for the continental army, and for other pur-
poses. [Williamsburg: Printed by Alexander Purdie, 1777] 7050
3p. folio. Copy In the library of congress. See Evans no. 15692. See
Purdle's petition November 28, 1777.
Council. Order in council, Feb. 7, 1777, that the ship Albion may
be sold to certain subjects of Great Britain who wish to transport them-
selves to their native country] 7051
In Virginia gazette CDixon and Hunter's], February 7, 1777.
[Order in council, March 6, 1777, relative to the ship Albion]
7052
In Virginia fcazette [Dixon and Hunter's], March 7, 1777.
Order in council, March 21, 1777, relative to the ship Albion]
705S
In Virginia gazette [Dixon and Hunter's], March 28, 1777.
Established church. *The necessity of an established church in any
state; or. An humble address to the legislators of the commonwealth of
Virginia. [Williamsburg: Dixon & Hunter, 17771 7054
No copy seen. Title from Dixon and Hunter s Virginia gazette, March
211, 1777.
General assembly. 'Draft of a bill for providing against invasions
and insurrections. May 10, 1777; Draft of a bill for regulating the appoint-
ment of delegates to general congress, May 12, 1777. [By Thomas Jef-
ferson] 7055
In Ford's .Tefferson, v. 2. p. 123-129.
Governor. * [Communications from the governor, Patrick Henry, to
the house of delegates. May 27, 31, 1777] 7056
In Henry's Henry, v. 3, p. 78-81.
Test act. An act to oblige the free male inhabitants of tMs state
above a certain age to give assurance of allegiance to the same, and for
other purposes. [Colophon]: Williamsburg: Printed by Alex. Purdie,
printer to the commonwealui. [1777] 7057
2p.. 31 cm. Copy In library of congress. See Purdle's petition of
November 28, 1777.
1777-78
Journals
Journal of the house of delegrates of Virginia. Anno Domini
1778. Williamsburjr: Printed by Alexander Purdie, printer to
the commonwealth. [1778] 7068
143 pages followed by 1 blank page. On the title page the date 1778
after "anno Somtnl" Is corrected in ink to 1777. folio.
Copy In the New York public library. The title page of this copy Is a
title oa^e of a 1778 session, corrected to adapt It to this session. There is
a coDv also In the library of conarress.
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia ; bejrun and held at the capitol, in the city of Williams-
burg, on Monday, the twentieth day of October, in the year of
our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy-seven. Rich-
mond: Printed by Thomas W. White, opposite Bell-tavern.
1827. 7069
137p. 2K.8 cm.
Session began October 20, 1777 and ended January 24, 1778. George
Wythe, speaker
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8 BuUetin Virginia State Library [Henry, Gov.
[Thanks given to General Nelson for his services] : p. 11. 7060
[Report of committee on petition of Burr Harrison, paymaster and
contractor to state troops, stationed on western frontier] : p. 16. _ 7061
[Report of James Speed, one of the commissioners to inquire into the
state of sundry public arms, committed to the care of Clement Reade, the
elder]: p. 21. 22. 7062
[Report of committee on the grun manufactory at Fredericksburg] :
p. 50. 7063
[Report of committee by Thomas Jefferson on the procedure in the
senate in relation to money bUls]: p. 54, 55. 7064
Articles of confederation and perpetual union: p. 67-69. 7065
[Reply of senate to committee report on procedure in relation to
money bills] : p. 70, 71. 7066
[Report of committee on appointment of county lieutenant for Yoho-
gania] : p. 82. 7067
[Report of committee appointed to inquire by what means and by
what person, the act of assembly for speedily clothing the troops, hath been
made public] : p. 82, 83. 7068
[Report of committee and resolutions in relation to iron works in
Albemarle county, belonging to Messrs. Old, Wilkinson and Trent] : p. 87.
7069
[Report of committee upon the public ^alt works] : p. 90. 7070
[Report of committee appointed to examine the treasurer's accounts,
Jan. 15, 1777 to Oct. 19. 1777. George Webb, treasurer] : p. 103, 104. 7071
[Reply by house committee, presented by Thomas Jefferson, to the
senate, in relation to procedure on money bills] : p. 108-110. 7072
[Report of committee on the state of the navy]: p. 127 7073
[Report of committee on the proposition to establish a general
military school in Virginia] : p. 132, 133. 7074
Journal of the senate. Williamsburg: Printed by John
Dixon and WiUiam Hunter. ]VIDCCLXXVII. 7076
58p. 31 cm.
There is a copy In the library of the late R. A. Brock, and another In
the New York Public J..ibrarv. "That belnjr Informed that Mr. Alexander
Purdie. printer to the public, was unable to print the Journals of their
house, and those of the senate, with proper dispatch, they desire the senate
will appoint some other person to print their journals." "Senate have al-
ready anpHed to another person to print their journals." Senate journals
Creprlntl, December 8, 1777, p. 16. On December 6th, Dixon and Hunter were
appointed printers to the senate and were directed to print the journals of
the last session.
Session bejr«n October 20. 1777 and ended January 24, 1778. Archibald
Cary, speaker.
[A paper from the house of delegates relative to the procedure by
the senate in money bills]: p. 16, 41-43. 7076
[Report of senate committee relative to the procedure of the senate
in the case of money bills] : p. 17, 18. 45. 46. 7077
Articles of confederation and perpetual union between the states of
New Hampshire, Massachusetts Bay, Rhode Island, and Providence planta-
tions, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Mary-
land, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia: p. 23-27. 7078
[Report of committee appointed to examine the accounts of the
treasurer, George Webb, for the period Jan. 15, 1777 to Oct. 19, 17791:
p. 36-38. 7079
Sessiort Laws
At a general assembly, begun and held at the capitol, in the
city of Williamsburg, on Monday, the twentieth day of October,
in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy-
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seven, and in the second year of the commonwealth. Williams-
burg: Printed by Alexander Purdie, printer to the common-
wealth. [1777] 7080
1 p. I.. 40 p. Size of ledf, XX bv 20 cm.
The title-page has the signature o( Richard Taliaferro. This Is in
a. bound volume of session laws. 1776-1783. with the name of Georce Wythe
on the fly leaf. Copy formerly in the state law library. The library has a
second copy, which contains some manuscript notes. This is in a bound
volume of session laws, 1775-1780, formerly in the state law library. Size
of lesf. n hv 19 >A cm.
Reprinted In Henlnr. v. 9. p. S.17-44.1.
Separate Documents: Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1777] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 1, 1652-1781, p. 275-298. 1875. 7081
Army. [Resolution, Dec. 16, 1777, approving action of governor and
council in draughting a detachment of militia and sending it into Penn-
sylvania] 7082
In Virginia gazette [Dixon and Hunter's], December 19, 1777.
Articles of confederation. Articles of confederation and perpetual
union between the states of New Hampshire, Massachusetts Ray, Rhode
Island, and Providence plantations, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virg^inia, North Carolina, and Georgia.
"Williamsburg: Printed by Alexander Purdie. [1777 ?] 708S
r4] p. 33 cm.
Copy in library of congress. No date, probably 1777.
Council. [Order in council, Sept. 25, 1777, requiring officers to re-
port number of recruits] 7084
In Virginia gazette IDixon and Huntersi, .September 26. 1777.
General assemMr. 'Draft of a bill giving certain powers to the
executive, Jan. 13. 1778; Draft of bill designating places for holding courts
of chancery and general court, Jan. 20, 1778. [By Thomas Jefferson] 7085
In T'ord's .lefferson. v., 2, p. 143, 144.
Governor. [Proclamation of Patrick Henry, governor, appointing
Thursday, Nov. 13, a day of general and solemn thanksgiving. Oct. 31,
1777] 7086
In Virginia gazette [Dixon nad Hunter's], November 7. 1777.
* [Communication from the governor, Patrick Henry, to the
house of delegates, Nov. 11, 1777] 7087
In Henrv's Henry, v. 3. p. 116. 117.
* [Official letters to Patrick Henry, and from him, as governor,
in 1777] 7088
In Henry's Henry.
1778 (MAY)
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia. May 5th,
Anno Domini 1778. Williamsburg: Printed by Alexander
Purdie, printer to the commonwealth. [1778] 7089
.lOp. 31 cm. There is a copv In the libr.irv of the l»te R. A. Brock, the
John Carter Brown library, and the Virginia state library.
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia ; begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Williams-
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10 BvUetin Virginia State Library [Henry, Gov.
burg, on Monday, the fourth day of May, in the year of our Lord
one thousand seven hundred and seventy-eight. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas W. White, opposite the Bell-tavern. 1827.
7090
2, 1-4, 3-25p. 26.8 cm. The four pases, inserted efter the title-page,
"were unavoidably omitted In their proper place."
Session began May 4, 1778 and ended June 1, 1778, Benjamin Harrison,
spealcer.
r Report of committee on the losses sustained by the late inhabitants
of Norfolk] : p. 24. 25. 7091
[Report of committee on memorial of Thomas Madison, commissary
to the troops on the Cherokee expedition of 1776] : p. 31, 32 7092
Journal of the senate. Williamsburg: Printed by John
Dixon and William Hunter. MDCCLXXVIII. 7093
20p. 31 cm. Copy in the library of congrresa.
Session befcnn May 4, 1778 and ended June 1, 1778, Archibald Cary,
speaker.
Session Laws
At a general assembly begun and held at the capitol, in the
city of Williamsburg, on Monday, the fourth day' of May, in the
year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy-eight.
Williamsburg : Printed by Alexander Purdie, printer to the com-
monwealth. [1778] 7094
[15] p. size of leaf, 33 by 21 cm. page number 14 is repeated by mis-
take on page 15.
In a bound volume of session laws, 1776-1783, with the name of George
Wythe on the fly leaf. Copy formerly In the s»a»e law library. The library
has a second copy which contains some manuscript notes. This is in a bound
volume of session laws, 1775-1780, and was formerly in the state law library.
Size of ienf, 31 1-!! hv 19 cm.
Reprinted in Hening, v. 19. p. 445-470.
Separate Documents: MisceUanea
' Army. An act for raising volunteers to join the grand army.
[1778] 7095
[2] p. 33 cm. Copy in library of congress.
General assemMy. *A bill grantinK pardon to certain offenders,
May 14. 1778; A bill for the speedy recovery of debts due the U. S., May
19, 1778; Draft of a bill for providinjr a supply for the public exig^encies,
May 20; A bill to amend an act intitled "an act for raising a supply of
money for public exigencies. May 21; Draft of a bill of attainder against
Josiah Phillips, May 28. [By Thomas Jefferson] 7096
In Ford's Jefferson, v. 2. o. 144-154.
Governor. * [Communications from the governor, Patrick Henry, to
the house of delegates, May 13, 21, 27, 1778] 7097
In Henry's Henry, v. 3, p. 162-165. 167-169, 173, ITJ.
1778 (OCT.)
Journals
[Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia. Anno Domini,
1778. Williamsburg: Printed by Alexander Purdie, printer to
the commonwealth.] [1778) 7098
No copy known. Mr. Alexander Purdie was allowed the sum of 1500
pounds per annum for his services as public printer. See senate Journal
Oct. 24, 1778 (p. 11), and Nov. 24, 1778 (p. 39.) In the Mouse journal of Dec.
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28. 1782, p. 89. is a resolution that tiie pubMc printer print the Journal* of
the October session 1778; March, 1781; October, 1781 and May. 1782. "which
liitherto has not been done." On page 103 of the house Journal of the Oc-
tober session of 1779, the bill of Alexander Purdie, chargintr the conxmon-
wealth for 250 copies of the Journal of the October session of 1778, is ques-
tioned. Mr. Purdie died In April. 1779 [Dixon and Nlcolson's Vlrfrinla Kazettp,
April 16, 17791
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia; be^un and held at the capitol, in the city of Williams-
burg, on Monday, the fifth day of October, in the year of our
Lord one thousand seven hundred and' seventy-eight. Rich-
mond: Printed by Thomas W. White, opposite the Bell-tavern.
1827. 7099
129p. 2fi.8rm.
Session beKan Oct. 5. 1778 and ended Dec. 19, 1778. Benjamin Harrison.
speaicer.
[Report 'of committee on request of Charles Mortimer and others to
enter the stAtel : p. 40, 41. 7100
[Report of committee on the subject of Virginia troops] p. 48, 49.
7101
[Report of committee on memorial of Thomas Walker, agent for the
Loyal company, praying for a confirmation of sundry surveys of land,
made for the said company, under order of the governor and council in
1753.] p. 53, 54. 7102
[Report of committee on the losses sustained by the inhabitants of
Norfolk, including the names of the friends and enemies of the American
cause, and the value of their property]: p. 57-59. 7103
[Report of committee on memorial of Baker and Hardy] p. 68-70.
7104
[Report of committee on what compensation may be just and reason-
able for Richard Henderson and company] : p. 79, 91. 7105
[Report of committee upon memorial of Thomas Walker in behalf of
the Loyal company] : p. 87, 88. 7100
[Report of the committee on the gun manufactory at Fredericks-
burg] : p. 89. 7107
[Report on accounts of George Webb, treasurer, Oct. 20, 1777 to Oct.
3,1778]: p. 109, 110. 7108
[Report of committee on public salt works]: p. 122. 7109
Journal of the senate [5 October-19 December, 1778] Wil-
liamsburg: Printed by John Dixon and William Hunter. 1779.
7110
60p. 4to. Copy not seen. Title from Evans no. 16661.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia;
begun and held in the city of Williamsburg, on Monday, the 5tii
day of October, in the year of our Lord 1778, and in the third
year of the commonwealth. Richmond : Printed by Thomas W.
White. 1828. 7111
85p. 21.7 cm.
Session beean Oct. R. 1778 and ended Dec. 19. 1778. Archibald Cary,
speaker. See senate Journal, May 11, 1779, p. 4. Mr. Cary had "discharged the
duties of that appointment In every former senate."
[Report of the committee relative to the trrnsurer's accounts, Oct.
20, 1777-Oct, 3, 1778, George Webb, treasurer] : p. 54, 55. 7112
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12 Bvlletin Virginia State Library [Jefferson, Gov.
Session Acts
At a general assenably begun and held at the capitol, in the
city of Williamsburg, on Monday, the fifth day of October, in
the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy-
eight. Williamsburg: Printed by Alexander Purdie, printer to
the commonwealth. [1778] 7113
46p. size of 1e«f, 33 by 21 cm.
In a bound volume of session laws, 1776-1783, with tlie name of George
Wythe on the fly leaf. Copy formerly in the state law library. The
litrary has a second copy, which contains some manuscript notes. This is
In a bound volume of session laws, 1775-1780, which was formerly In the
state law library. Between paces 36 and 37 is a manuscript report [1780]
of Thomas Walker and Daniel Smith, commissioners who ran the boundary
line between North Carolina and Virginia. The signature of Turner Southall
appears on the title page. The report of Walker and Smith is printed in
Hening, v. 9, as a note, v. 562-565.
Reprinted In Hening, v. 9, p. 471-592.
Separate Documents: Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1778] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 1, 1652-1781, p. 298-315. [1875] 7114
Articles of confederation. Articles of confederation and perpetual
union between the states of New-Hampshire, Massachusetts-Bay, Rhode-
Island and Providence plantations, Connecticut, New-York, New-Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Caro-
lina and Georgia. Williamsburg: Printed by J. Dixon & W. Hunter, 1778.
7115
15p. 20 X 16 cm. Copy in the library of congress.
General assembly. 'A bill for giving the members of the assembly
an adequate allowance, Dec. 12, 1778. [By Thomas Jefferson] 7116
In Ford's Jefferson, v. 2, p. 165, 166.
Governor •[Communications from the governor, Patrick Henry, to
the house of delegates, Oct. 14, Nov. 13, Nov. 17-27, 17781 7117
In Henry's Henry, v. 3, p. 195, 199, 206.
* [Official letters to Patrick Henry, and from him, as governor,
in 1778] 7118
In Henry's Henry.
1779 (MAY)
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia. Williams-
burg: Printed by John Clarkson and Augustine Davis, printers
to the commonwealth. [1779] 7119
78p. 31 cm. Copy In the library of the late R. A. Brock.
Journal of the house of delegates o;f the commonwealth of
Virginia; begun and held at the capitol, in thte city of Williams-
burg, on Monday, the third day of May, in the year of our Lord
one thousand seven hnndrpd and seventv-nine. Richmond*
Printed by Thomas W. White, opposite the Bell-tavern. 1827.
70p. 26.8 cm.
Session began May 3, 1779 and ended June 26, 1779, Beniamln Harrison
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1779] A Bibliogrdphy of Virginia 13
[Report of conunittee respecting Robert Cowan] : p. 19, 20. 7121
[Memorial of Edmund Pendleton and Peter Lyons in relation to the
accounts of John Robinson, former treasurer! : p. 45. 46, 51. 7122
[Report of committee on memorial of Penett, Wendell and company,
in relation to canal, foundery, and other works, belonging to the public, at
the falls of James river! : p. 6fi. 7123
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Williamsburg, on
Monday, the third day of May, in the year of our Lord one
thousand seven hundred and seventy-nine, and in the third year
of the commonwealth. Williamsburg: I^nted by John Dixon
and Thomas Nicolson. 1779] 7124
59p. folio. No copy seen. For authority for title see senate journal
(reprint) June 26, 1779, p. 64. There is a copy in the library of the Boston
athenaeum.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia;
begun and held in the city of Williamsburg, on Monday, tiiie 3d
day of May, in the year of our Lord 1779, and in the third year
of the commonwealth. Richmond: Printed by Thomas W.
White. 1828. 7126
t>"p. 21.7 cm.
Session began May 3, 1779 and ended June 26, 1779, Archibald Cary,
speaker.
•
[Message from house stating that the commonwealth hath the ex-
dosive right of pre-emption from the Indians, of all lands within the
limits of its own chartered territory, as declared by the act and constitution
of government in 1776!: p. 31. 7126
[Message from house relative to propositions of Penett and Company
for purchase of canal, foundry and other works at the falls of James
river! : p. 61, 62. 7127
Session Acts
Acts passed at a general assembly, begun and held at the
capitol, in the city of Williamsburg, on Monday, the third day
of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred
and seventy-nine. Williamsburg: Printed by John Dixon and
Thomas Nicolson. [1779] 7128
57p. size of leaf, 27 by 2014 cm.
This bears the signature of George W^ythe on the tltle-paee. In a
bound volume of session laws. 1776-1783. with the name of George Wythe
on the fly leaf. Copy formerly in the state law library. The library has a
second copy, which contains some manuscript notes. This has the signature
of Nicholas Cabell on the title page. It is bound in a volume of session laws,
1775-1780, and was formerly in the state law library. Size of leaf, 26 by
19Vi cm.
Reprinted in Henine, v. 10, p. 9-130.
Separate Documents: Miscellanea
Army. [The articles of war. Williamsburg: Dixon & Nicolson.
1779] ? 7129
Title from Virginia gazette [Dixon and Nicholson] April 2, 1779.
JAct concerning officers, soldiers, sailors and marines. Wil-
liamsburg: Printed by John Dixon and Thomas Nicolson, 1779] 7130
No copv seen. Separate copies of this act were ordered printed. See
senate lournal .Tune 18, 1779. p. 44. The copies were to be distributed in their
respective counties by the members of the general assembly.
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14 BuUetin Virginia State Library [Jefferson, Gov.
[Order from WUliam Finnie, D. Q. M. G. S. D., Nov. 24, 1778.
Notice to officers of the U. S. relative to forage] 7131
In Virginia gazette [Dixon & Hunter's] Dec. 4, 1778.
Boundaries. Resolution respecting commissioners on boundary line
with Pennsylvania, May 20, 1779. — Resolution respecting appointment of
commissioners to run the boundary line with Pennsylvania, June 4, 1779]
7132
In Henine, v. in, d. B20.
British subjects. *A bill concerning escheats and forfeitures from
British subjects, May 27, 1779. [By Thomas Jefferson] 7133
In Forri's .Tefferson, v. 2, p. 182-186.
Courts. [Order of the high court of chancery relative to cases in
which the judges formerly served as counsel, April 20, 1779] 7134
In Virginia gaz«tte [Dixon & Nicolson's] April 24. 1779.
General assembly. [Order of the senate, Dec. 19, 1779, requiring the
publication of a list of the districts in class No. 1] 7135
In Virginia Uazette [Dixon & Nicolson's] Feb. 26, 1779.
Governor. [Recommendation by the governor that the first Thursday
in May be observed as a day of fasting, humiliation and prayer, April 6,
1779] 7136
In Virginia gazette [Dixon & Nicolson's] April 9, 1779.
Proclamation of the governor, Patrick Henry, requiring county
lieutenants to hold their militia in readiness to oppose the enemy. May
14, 1779] 7137
In Virginia gazette [Dixon & Nicolson's] June 5, 1779.
•[Communications from the governor, Patrick Henry, to the
house of delegates. May 18, 25, 1779] 7138
In Henry's Henry, v. S, p. 240, 242.
[Reply of Thomas Jefferson, governor, to the committee of the
house, notifying him of his appointment as governor, June 1, 1779] 7139
In Virginia gazette [Dixon & Nicolson's] June 5. 1779.
[Resolutions of the senate thanking Patrick Henry, late gov-
ernor, June 1, 1779, with his reply thereto] 7140
In Virginia Gazette [Dixon & Nicolson's] June 5, 1779.
'[Official letters to Patrick Henry, and from him, as governor.
in 1779] * 714l'
In Henry's Henry.
Illinois country. An address to the inhabitants of the Illinois, by
Henry Hamilton, lieutenant governor of Detroit and its dependencies, etc
etc., found among Mr. Hamilton's papers. 7142
In Virginia gazette [Dixon & Nicolson's] June 26, 1779.
Articles of capitulation proposed by lieutenant governor Ham-
ilton to Colonel George Rogers Clarke, dated Fort Sackville, Feb. i4, 1779,
71 J.^
In Virginia gazette [Dixon & Nicolson's] June 5, 1779.
Extract of letter from Col George R. Clarke, to his excellency
the governor, dated Kaskaskias (Illinois) April 29, 1779 niA
In Virginia gazette [Dixon & Nicolson's] June 26. 1779.
». TZ. ^" council, June 16, 1779. The board proceeded to the consider-
ation of the letter of Colonel Clarke, and other papers relating to Hen,^
?„rri*??oi*'''- Williamsburg: Printed by John Dixon and Thomas NkoT
son. iLiiyi TfAti
broadside. 27 by 21cm. Copy In library of congress.
Digitized by VjOOQIC
1779] A Bibliography of Virginia 15
Lands. [Act for establishinfr a land office and ascertaining the
terms and manner of granting waste and unappropriated lands. Williams^
burg: Printed by John Dixon and Thomas Nicolson. 1779] 7146
No copy seen. The governor was asked to transmit 100 copies of this
set to the Virsinia delegates In congress. See senate Journal, June 25, 1779,
p. 63.
Mathews, Thomas. [Report of the court of inquiry relative to the
conduct of Major Thomas Mathews, June 4, 1779] 7147
In Virginia gazette [Dixon & Ntcolson's] June 26, 1779.
1779 (OCT.)
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia. Anno Domini,
1779. Williamsburg: Printed by John Clarkson and Augustine
Davis, printers to the commonwealth. [1780] 7148
132p. 31 cm. Copy in the library of the late R. A. Brock.
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia ; begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Williams-
burg, on Monday, the fourth day of October, in the year of our
Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy-nine. Richmond :
Printed by Thomas W. White, opposite the Bell-tavern. 1827.
7149
108p. 26.8 cm.
Session began Oct. 4. 1779 and ended Dec. 24, 1779, Benlamin Harrison.
speaker.
i Report of committee on the manner of issuing clothes, provisions,
ler necessaries in the military department] : p. 101, 102. 7150
[Report of committee on gun manufactory at Fredericksburg] : p, 54.
7151
[Report of committee to inquire into the conduct of certain sheriffs
applying public money to private purposes] : p. 60. 7152
[Report of committee on memorial of Charles Lynch, who had been
directeid to carry on the manufacture of salt-petre for the public] : p. 60, 61.
7153
[Resolution respecting the balance due M. de Beaumarchais] : p. 80.
7154
[Report of committee on public foundery at Westham] : p. 81, 82, 7155
Remonstrance of the general assembly of Virginia [in relation to the
Vandalia and Indiana companies to the delegates of the United American
states in congress assembled: p. 84. 7156
[Report of committee upon agreement entered into by the governor
and council with Penet, Windel & Co.] : p. 88. 7157
[Report of committee upon claims of inhabitants of Norfolk and
Portsmouth, deferred from last session] : p. 93. 7158
[Report on the accounts of the treasurer, George Webb, Oct. 4, 1778
to Oct. 2, 1779] : p. 93, 94. 7159
Journal of the senate. Anno Domini, 1779. Williamsburg:
Printed by John Clarkson and Augustine Davis, printers to the
commonwealth. [1780] 7160
76p. 24 by 18 cm. Copy In the library of the late R. A. Brock.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia;
begun and held in the city of Williamsburg, on Monday, the 4th
day of October, in tiie year of our Lord 1779, and in the fourth
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year of the coamnonwealth. Richmond : Printed by Thomas W.
White. 1828. 7161
88p. 21.7 cm.
Session besran Oct. 4. 1779 »nd ended Dec. 24, 1779, Nathaniel Harrison,
speal<er.
[Letter from Meriwether Smith]: p. 19. 7162
[Message from the house relative to the memorial of Mr. De Francey,
respecting the balance due M. de Beaumarchais] : p. 56. 7163
[Message from the house relative to the memorials of the Vandalia
and Indiana companies to congress] : p. 64-66. 7164
[Report of committee relative to the treasurer's accounts, Oct. 4,
1778 to Oct. 2, 1779, George Webb, treasurer] : p. 70-72. 7165
Session Acts
Acts passed at a general assembly, begun and held at the
capitol, in the city of Williamsburg, on Monday, the fourth day
of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred
and seventy-nine. Williamsburg: Printed by John Dixon &
Thomas Nicolson. [1779] 7166
48d. size of leaf, 27 by 20 cm.
'he sig'nature of .T. H. Norton appears on the title-pat;e. In a bound
volumt '.session laws, 1776-1783, with the name of OeorKe Wythe on the
fly leaf. Copy formerly In the state law library. The library has a
second copy, which contains some manuscript notes. This Is in a bound vol-
ume of session laws, 1775-1780, formerly in the state law library. Size of
leaf, 26 by 19 cm.
Reprinted in Hening, v. 10, p. 131-219. See senate Journal, Nov. 5. 1779
freprintl p. 20.
Courts.
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of
appeals of Virginia. By Daniel Call. Volume 4. Richmond:
Published by Robert I. Smith, Samuel Shepherd & Co., printers.
1833. 7167
xxxvil, 64-t. m p. 23 cm.
Oitert ns 8 Va. reports.
Note by the editor: p. [iH]
A 2d ed. of v. 4 was issued, but no copy has been examined.
"The first part . . . contains all the important cases, upon the
laws and constitution, decided in the first court of appeals, by the judges
of the high court of chancery, general court, and court of admiralty; whose
members were coeval with the revolution, and distinguished for their
talents, and patriotism. This part embraces the period, between the com-
mencement of the first court of appeals, [August, 1779] and its final disso-
lution in March 1789. The second part contains the unreported cases in
the new court of appeals of five judges, from the dissolution of the first,
[March, 1789] to the death of judge Pendleton in October 1803, with one
or two cases in other courts. The work has been prepared with great labour
and expense from the notes and memoranda of the judges and lawyers,
who attended the courts, and a diligent examination of the records." The
reporter's preface to the fourth volume, p. [iv.] 7168
Letter of dedication to St. George Tucker: p. [v.] 7169
Addenda and errata: p. [xxx] and at end of volume.
Case of the judges of the court of appeals. Remonstrance to the
general assembly of Virginia in regard to the act of assembly entitled "an
act establishing district courts." p. 135-151. 7170
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17791 A. Bibliogpuphy of Virginia 17
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports:
Edmund Pendleton, president; George WylJie, Robert Carter Nicholas, John
Blair, Paul Carrington, Peter Lyons, William Fleming, Bartholomew Dan-
dridge, James Mercer, Henry Tazewell, Benjamin Waller, William Roscow
Wilson Curl, Richard Gary, James Henry, John Tyler, Richard Parker,
Spencer Roane, St. George Tucker. For a biographical sketch of each of
these judges see p. [vii]-xxix. 7170a
Virginia reports . . . annotated under the supervision
of Thomas Johnson Micihie. Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, Call's
reports. [1779-1825] Charlottesville, Va.: The Michie com-
pany, law publishers. 1902. 7172
[5] — 1193 p. 2!> cm.
Separate Documents: Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1779] In Calendar of Virginia State
papers, v. 1. 1652-1781, p. 315-332. 1875. 7173
Army. Board of war and ordnance. Williamsburg, August 17, 1779.
The defenceless and accessible situation of our state, opens too fair a field
for our unnatural and inveterate foe . . . [calling for recruits] [Will-
iamsburg: Printed by John Dixon and Thomas Nicolson, 17791 7174
broadside. 4to. Copy not seen. Title from Evans no. .16656.
[Order from Theodorick Bland, colonel commanding *■ Jhar-
lottesville, relative to deserters from convention troops imprisoneo there,,
July 4, 1779] 7175
In VirKtnla gazette TDlxon & Nlcolson'sl July 24. 1779.
Order of board of war, Aug. 10, 1779, for officers of Major Kel-
son's corps of light dragoons to march their men to Williamsburg] 7176
In Virgrinla gazette [Dixon & Nlcolson's] Aug. 14, 1779.
[Order of the board of war, Aug. 20, 1779, relative to recruits
from certain counties] 7177
In Virginia gazette [Dixon & Nlcolson'sl Aug. 21, 1779.
[Order of board of war, Sept. 10, 1779, relative to lieutenant
Daugherty] 7178
In Virginia gazette [Dixon & Nlcolson's] Sept. 11, 1779.
War office, Williamsburg, November 11, 1779. The appoint-
ment of a clothier having in some measure altered the management of the
clothing department in this state, the whole direction of which was vested
in the commissary of stores, it becomes necessary to delineate and ascer-
tain the several respective duties appertaining to their respective offices.
7179
broadside. 31 by 19 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Resolution for extending bounty and clothing g^iven by law to
certain officers and soldiers, November 26, 1779. 7180
In Henlng, v. 10, p. 539.
War office, Williamsburg, Dec. 1, 1779. [Order appointing
Fredericksburg, Petersburg, New London, Staunton, Winchester, Pittsburg
and Williamsburg, places of rendezvous for new levies] 7181
In Virginia gazette [Clarkson & Davis] Dec. 11. 1779.
Auditor. [Notice from the auditor's office to clerks, sheriffs and
inspectors who have failed to pay to the treasurer the taxes received by
them, Aug. 4, 1779] 7182
In Virginia gazette [Dixon & Nlcolson's] Aug. 7, 1779.
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18 BttUetin Virginia State Library [Jefferson, GiOV.
Board of trade. [Letter of the board of trade, Aug. 13, 1779, rela-
tive to George Rolls] 7183
In VirKlnIa gazette fDixon & Nicolson'sl Aujf.' 14, 1779.
[Notice of the board of trade, Oct. 2, 1779, relative to the pub-
lic tannery] 7184
In Virginia gazette [Dixon & Nicolson's] Oct. 9, 1779.
[Order of the board of trade to sell the salt pans and appurte-
nances belonging to the publick salt works in Isle of Wight, Northumber-
land and Gloucester] 7185
In Virginia gazette (nixon & Nicolson'sl July 10, 1779.
Boundaries. [Agreement of commissioners for southern and western
boundary of Pennsylvania, August 31, 1779] 7186
In Hening, v. 10, p. .5.S3.
The journal of General Daniel Smith, one of the commission-
ers to extend the boundary line between the commonwealths of Virginia and
North Carolina, August, 1779 to July, 1780; with an introduction by St.
George L. Sioussat. 7187
In Tennessee historical magazine, v. 1. no. 1. March, 1915. p. 40-$5.
A journal of proceedings of the tommissioner from Virginia
and Pennsylvania to agree upon certain boundaries for the state of Penn-
sylvania, August 27. 1779, 7188
In Hening, v. 10. p. 621-533.
Ratification of the boundary line between Pennsylvania and
Virginia, on the part of Pennsylvania, November 19, 1779. 7189
Tn Henlnc, v. 10, p. 534.
Council. In councU, June 16, 1779, The board proceeded to the con-
sideration of the letters of Colonel Clarke, and other papers relating to
Henry Hamilton, esq; . . . [Colophon]: Williamsburg: Printed by John
Dixon and Thomas Nicolson, [1779] 7190
broadside, folio. Copy in the library of congress. See Evans No. 16657.
[Order in council appointing the commissioners of the tax for
the several counties to inquire into and secure all slaves and other moveable
property of all persons who have departed, or may hereafter depart, to
join the enemy, June 29, 1779] 7191
In Virginia gazette [Dixon & Nicolson's] July 3, 1779.
[Orders in council relative to Hezekiah Ford, Aug. 28, Oct. 11,
1779] 7192
In Virginia gazette [Dixon & Nicolson's] Oct. 16, 1779.
[Order in council that British subjects now in the state prepare
to tike their departure. Sept, 17. 1779] 7193
In Virginia gazette [Dixon & Nicolson's] Sep. 18, 1779.
[Order in council. Sept, 29, 1779, relative to the confinement
of lieutenant governor Hamilton, captain LaMothe, and Philip Dejean] 7194
In Virginia gazette [Dixon & Nicolson's] Oct. 9, 1779.
[Order in councU to officers as to commissions. Oct. 15, 1779]
7195
In Virginia gazette [Dixon & Nicolson's] Oct. 16, 1779.
General assembly, [Members of the house present Oct, 7, 1779]
7196
In Virginia gazette [Dixon & Nicolson's] Oct. 9, 1779.
The remonstrance of the general assembly of Virginia, to the
delegates of the United American states in consrress assembled, December
14, 1779. 7197
In Hening, v. 10, p. 567-659.
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GoT^nor. [Proclamation of th« governor, Thomas Jefferson, in ac-
cordance with an act concerning escheats and forfeitures from British
subjects, July 1, 1779] tl»8
In Virsrlnia Ruzette TDizon & NicoIson'8l July 3, 1779.
[Proclamation of Thomas Jefferson jrovemor, appointing Thurs-
day, Dec. 9, a day of thanksgiving and prayer. Nov. 11, d779] 7199
In Virginia gazette [Dixon & Nlcolson's] Nov. 20, 177».
[Proclamation of the governor, Thomas Jefferson, laying an
embargo. Nov. 30, 1779] 7200
Id Virgrinia ta:.vtte iDlxon & Nicolson's] Dec. 11, 1779.
[Communications of Thomas Jefferson, governor, to the house
of delegates, Oct. 22, 29, 30, Dec. 23, 17791 7201
In Ford's Jefferson, v. 2, p. 266, 26T, 2G7-272, 288.
* [Official letters of Thomas Jefferson, as governor, 1779] 7202
In Foril'8 .Tefferson, v. 2.
Mississippi river. Resolution instructing delegates in congress, in
treaty with Spain for free commerce of Mississippi, October 22, 1779. 7203
In Henlngr, v. 10, p. 5S7, 63S.
Public buildings [Notice of the meeting of the directors to provide
temporary public buildings in Richmond] 7204
In Virelnia Kazette fDixon & Nicolson's] July 17. 1779.
William and Mary college. At a convocation of the visitors of the
college of William and Mary, on the 4th day of December, 1779, a statute
was passed, of which the following is an extract. 7205
In Virginia gazette [Clarkson & Davis] Dec. 18, 1779.
1780 (MAY)
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia. Anno Domini,
1780. Richmond : Printed by J. Dixon & T. Nicolson. 7206
66p. 32cm. Copy in tlie library of congress.
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held in the town of Richmond, in the county
of Henrico, on Monday, the first day of May, in the year of our
Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas W. White, opposite the Bell-tavern. 1827.
7207
89p. 26.8 cm.
Session began May 1, 1780 and ended July 14, 1780, Benjamin Harrison,
speaker.
The address of the general assembly of Virginia, to the delegates of
the United American states, in congress assembled [in relation to effectual
means of defending and maintaining the southern states against the
enemy!: p. 20. 7208
[Report of committee on the election of Mr. Gary of Elizabeth City,
and Mr. Chew of Monongalia] : p. 33, 34. 7209
[Report of committee upon memorial of Walter King Cole] : p. 49, 60. '
7210
[Report of committee on letter from Col. Le Gras of Illinois, and
other papers] : p. 55, 5(>. 7211
[R«port of committee on memorial of officers of Virginia line, prison-
ers on Long Island] : p. 59. 7212
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TResolutions on boundary between Pennsylvania and Virginial p.
60, 61. 7213
[Report ot committee on accounts of the treasurer George Webb,
Oct. 2. 1779 to Dec. 27, 1779.]: p. 63, 64. 7214
[Report of committee on escheated property of George Harmar]:
p. 65. 7215
[Report of committee on grant of land on northwest side of Ohio
river to George Rogers Clark] : p. 69, 70. 7216
[Resolutions, addressed to the assembly of North Carolina, in rela-
tion to titles to land] : p. 72, 74, 76. 7217
[Report of committee on conference with Col. Wood, commandant at
post of Albemarle barracks, on support of the convention troops there] :
p. 78. 7218
[Report of committee on the accounts of the directors of the public
buildings in Richmond]: p. 81. 7219
[Report of committee on plan of Thomas Smith for keeping accounts.
between Virg^inia and the United States] : p. 86. 7220
. [Report of committee on the accounts of Ballendine and Reveley, in
connection with the dam and canal at Westham, and the Buckingham
furnace] : p. 87. 7221
[Journal of the senate of Virginia. lilay 1-July 14, 1780.
Williamsburg. 1780.] ? 7222
No printed or manuscript copy known to be extant.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly, begun and held in the
town of Richmond, on Monday, the first day of May, in the year
of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty. Richmond :
Printed by John Dixon & Thomas Nicolson. [1780] 7223
4Sp. size of leaf, 29 by 21cm.
The copy in tlie state library has 40 pa^es only. The sigrnature ot
George Wythe appears on the tltle-pa^e. In a bound volume of session laws,
1774-1788, with the name of George Wythe on the fly leaf. Copy formerly In
the state law library. There is in the library a second copy complete in
46 pages. This bears the signature of Turner Southall on the title-page,
and was formerly in the state law library. Size of leaf, 26 by 20 cm. In a
bound volume of session laws, 1775-1780.
Reprinted In Hening, v. 10. p, 221-320.
Separate Documents: Miscellanea
Boundaries. Resolutions of the general assembly of Virginia, re-
specting the disputed boundary with Pennsylvania, June 23, 1780. 7224
In Hening, v. 10, p. 535, 536.
Amendments proposed by the senate to the resolution respect-
ing the disputed boundary with Pennsylvania, July 4, 1780. 7225
In Hening. v. 10, p. 537.
Resolution respecting boundary between North Carolina and
Virginia, July 5, 1780. 7226
In Hening, v. 10, p. 641-543.
ConKresis. Resolution for instructing delegates to congress, June 12,
1780 [as to the publication of the yeas and nays] 7227
In Hening, v. 10, p. 546.
General assembly. Address of the general assembly to the delegates
of the United American states in congress, May 24, 1780, [on the alarming
situation of the southern states, as it respects the operations of the
enemy] 7228
In Hening, v. 10, p. 639-541.
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1780/81
Jotannala
Journal of the house of delegates. General assembly begun
and held at the town of Richmond, in the county of Henrico, on
Monday, the 16th day of October, in the year of our Lord one
thousand seven hundred and eighty, in the buildings provided
by the publick directors, pursuant to the "act for the removal
of the seat of government." [Richmond : Printed by John Dixon
and Thomas Nicolson. 1781] 7229
captlon-tltle, S-120 p. 22.S cm. Copy In the library of conarress.
p. 33-36 wanting: In this copy. See resolution of house of Jan. 1, 1781. for
authority for printer's name.
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia; begun and held in the town of Richmond, in the county
of Henrico, on Monday, the sixteenth day of October, in the year
of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eifi^ty. Richmond :
Printed by Thomas W. White, opposite the Bell-tavern. 1827.
7230
81p. 26.8 cm.
Session began Oct. 16, 1780 and ended Jan. 2, 1781. Benjamin Harrison,
speaker.
[Resolution thanking Col. Wm. Campbell for services at battle of
King's Mountain.]: p. 13. 7231
fReport of committee in relation to James Connell and John Sutton
of Alexandria]: p. 21, 22. 7232
fResolutions in relation to the state of the war in the South] : p. 34.
723S
[Report of committee to whom was referred the letters, accounts
and other paoers relating to the delegates from Virginia to the greneral
congress]: p. w. 7234
[Report of committee on report of treasurer, George Brooke, Dec.
31, 1779 to Oct. 21, 1780] p. 62. 7235
[Report of committee on the account of John Meade, jailor of Bed-
ford county] : p. (54. 7236
[Report of committee on the accounts of the gun manufactory at
Fredericksburg]: p. 68. 7237
FResolutions respecting the cession by Virginia of the lands north-
west of the river Ohio, and the free navigation of the river Mississippi] :
p. 80, 81. 7238
[Journal of the senate of Virginia. October 16, 1780-Janu-
ary 2, 1781. Richmond. 1781] ? 7239
No printed or manuscript copy known to be extant.
Session Acts
Acts passed at a general assembly, begun and held in the
town of Richmond, on Monday, the sixteenth day of October, in
the year of our Lord, one thousand seven hundred and eighty.
Printed by John Dixon & Thomas Nicolson. [1781] 7240
34p. size of leaf, 28 bv 22 cm.
The copy In the state library has 28 pases only. In a bound volume
of session laws. 1776-1783, with the name of George Wythe on the fly leaf.
Copy formerly In state law library. There Is In the library a second
Digitized by CjOOQIC
22 BttUetin Virginia State Library [Jefferson, Gov.
copy, which Is complete In 34 pagres. This Is in a bound volume of session
laws, 1775-1780, which was formerly in the state law library.
Reprinted in Henins. v. 10, p. 321-389.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1780] In Calendar of Virginia State
papers, v. 1, lfi52-1781. p. 332-408. 1875. 7241
Army. [Act providing against invasion. Richmond Dixon & Nicol-
son, printers. Nov. 7, 1780] 7242
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
[Orders of Baron de Steuben for officers to meet at Chester-
field Court House. Richmond: Dixon & Nicolson, printers. Dec. 21, 1780]
7243
No copy seen. 200 copies printed. Printed also in the Virginia gazette
Dec. 21, 1780.
[Act for the defense of the eastern frontier. Richmond: Dixon
& Nicolson, printers. Jan. 29, 1781] 7244
No copy seen. 50 copies printed.
Act for raising a corps of invalids. Richmond: Dixon & Nicol-
son, printers. Jan. 29, 1781] 7245
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
Governor. *[Communciations of the governor, Thomas Jefferson,
to the house of delegates, June 8, 13, 14, 1780] 7246
In Ford's Jefferson, v. 2, p. 303, 310, 311.
Letter of the executive for supemumeries. Richmond: Dixon
& Nicolson, printers. Oct. 28, 1780] 7247
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
[Proclamation of the executive for a thanksgiving. Richmond:
Dixon & Nicolson, printers. Nov. 4, 1780] 7248
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
[Communications of the governor, Thomas Jefferson, to the
house of delegates, Nov. 17, 23, 24, Dec. 11, 29, 1780, Jan. 1, 1781] 7249
In Ford's Jefferson, v. 2, p. 365, 368, 369, 374, 391, 395.
Letter of executive to commissaries. Richmond: Dixon & Ni-
colson, printers. Nov. 18, 1780] 7250
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
* [Official letters of Thomas Jefferson, as governor, in 1780]
7251
In Ford's Jefferson, v, 2.
Mississippi river. Resolution respecting the navigation of the Mis-
sissippi, January 2, 1781. 7252
In Hening, v. 10, p. 538.
North West territorv. Resolutions for a cession of the lands on the
north west side of the Ohio to the United States. January 2, 1781. 7253
In Hening, v. 10, p. 564-567.
Cession of north western territory [note by the editor upon the
text of the Virginia resolution of Jan. 2, 1781] 7254
In Hening, v. 11. p. 566, 567.
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1781 (MARCH)
Journals
[Jcmmal of the house of delegates of Virginia at the session
begun March 1, 1781] 7266
No printed copy known to be extant. . . , ^
In the house Journal of December 28. 1782, p. 89. is a resolution that
the public printer was to print the journals of the October session li.8;
March, 1781; October, 1781; and May, 1782, "which hitherto has not been
done." Dunlap and Hayes were to print the Journal, but it may never have
been done.
Journal of the house of delegates. General assembly called
and held, at the public buildings in the town of Richmond on
Thursday, the first day of March, in the year of our Lord one
thousand seven hundred and eighty-one. And of the common-
wealth the fifth, by virtue of the governor's proclamation.
7256
Title of manuscript .volume in the Virginia state library.
Session began March 1, 1781 and ended March 22, 1781. Richard Henry
Lee, speaker.
[Resolution of thanks to General Daniel Morgan]: p. 14, March 8th.
7257
[Report of committee appointed to examine into the state and situ-
ation of the records and papers of the general assembly, and to enquire
of the loss and injury which the said records have sustained by the incur-
sion of the enemy to this place] : p. 19, March 9th. 7258
rM«ssage from the senate objecting to certain clauses in the sup- ■
ply bill] : p. 29, Mar. 13th. 7259
[Report of committee upon the rejection of the supply bill by the
senate] : p. 34, 35, March 14th. 7260
[Report of committee appointed to enquire into military stores in ■
charge of the commissioner of the war office]: p. 57, March 20th. 7261
[Journal of the senate of Virginia at the session begun
March 1, 1781] 7262
No printed or manuscript copy known to be extant.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly, begun and held in the
town of Richmond, on Thursday the 1st day of March, in the
year of our Lord, 1781. Richmond : Printed by John Dixon and
Thomas Nicolson. [1781] 7263
19] p. Size of leaf. 27 by 21 H cm.
In a bound volume of session laws, 1776-1783, with the name of fSeorge
Wythe on the fly leaf. Copy formerly In state law library. The library
has a second copy, formerly in the state law library. In a bound volume of
session laws, 1781-1784. Size of leaf, 2$H by 20^ cm. With manuscript side
headings.
Reprinted in Hening. v. 10, p. 391-405.
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Sepa/rate Documents; Miscellanea
Army. [Act exempting artificers from militia] [Richmohd: Dixon -
and Nicolson, 1781] 7264
No copy seen. See bill submitted by Dixon and NlcoUon, March 23
to April 3, 1781.
[A.ct for ascertaining the number of militia in this state]
[Richmond, Dixon & Nicolson, 1781] 7265
No copy seen. See bill submitted by Dixon and Nicolson, March 23
to April 3, 1781. 80 copies printed.
[Act to remedy the inconveniences arising from the interruption
given to the execution of two acts passed at the last session of assembly,
for recruiting this state's quota of troops to serve in the continental army,
and for supplying the army with clothes, provisions and waggons] [Rich-
mond: Dixon and Nicolson, 1781] 7266
No copy seen. See bill submitted by Dixon and Nicolson, March 23
to April 3, 1781.
Governor. [Proclamation concerning paroles, by the governor, Tho-
mas Jefferson, Jan. 19, 1781] 7267
In Calendar of state papers, v. 1, p. 445.
In cotmcil, January 19, 1781. Sir, the invasion of our country
by the enemy at the close of the late session of assembly, their pushing
immediately to this place, the dispersion of the public papers, which for
the purpose of saving them necessarily took place, and the injury done at
the printing office, have been so many causes operating unfortunately to
the delay of transmitting you those acts of assembly which required im-
mediate execution . . . [Signed] [Thomas Jefferson] [Richmond,
printed by John Dixon and Thomas Nicolson, 1781] 7268
broadside. 34 by 21 cm. Copy In the library of congress.
[Proclamation of the executive relative to the enemy. Rich-
mond: Dixon and Nicolson, printers, Jan. 20, 1781] 7269
No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
[Proclamation of the executive for an embargo. Richmond:
Dixon and Nicolson, printers, January 20, 1781] 7270
No copy seen.
*Proclamation convening the assembly, and circular letter to
the members of the general assembly. [By the governor, Thomas Jeffer-
son, January 23, 1781] 7271
In Ford's Jefferson, v. 2, p. 432-434.
Proclamation of the executive convening the assembly. Rich-
mond: Dixon and Nicolson, printers, Jan. 29, 1781] 7272
No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
[Letter of the executive enclosing the proclamation convening
the assembly. Richmond: Dixon and Nicolson, printers. Jan. 29, 1781] 7273
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
[Letter of the executive to magistrates and county lieutenants.
Richmond: Dixon and Nicolson, printers. Jan. 24, 1781] 7274
No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
[Letter of the executive to the county lieutenants. Richmond:
Dixon and Nicolson, printers. Jan. 29, 1781] 7275
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
[Letter of the executive for the delegates. Richmond: Dixon
and Nicolson, printers. Jan. 29, 1781] 7276
No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
'Proclamation concerning foreigners, [by the governor, Tho-
mas Jefferson, Feb. 5, 1781] 7277
In Ford's Jefferson, v. 2, p. 445, 446.
Communication from Thomas Jefferson, esq., governor of Vir-
ginia, to the general assembly, March 1, 1781. 7278
In Henlne, v. lO, p. 570-575.
* [Communications of the governor, Thomas Jefferson, to the
house of delegates, March 9, 10, 16, 1781] '7279
In Fofd's Jefferson, v. 2, p. 488, 494, 501.
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1781 (MAY)
Journals ■
Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia. General as-
sembly begun and held at the town of Richmond in the county of
Henrico, on Monday the seventh day of May, in the year of our
Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-one, in the build-
ings provided by the public directors, pursuant to the act for the
removal of the seat of government. [Colophon] : Charlottes-
ville: Printed by J<rfin Dunlap and James Hayes, printers to
the commonwealth. 7280
captlon-tltle, 62 p. 26.6 cm. Two copies known, one in the library of
the late R. A. Brock, and a second in the library of congress. See Journal
of house, November 24, 1780, and December 14. 1780, for reference to petition
of John Dunlap and James Hayes.
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia; begun and held in the town of Richmond, in the county
of Henrico, on Monday the seventh day of May, in the year of
our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-one. Rich-
mond: Printed by Thomas W. White, opposite the Bell-tavern.
1828. 7281
32 p. 27H cm.
Session bepan May 7. 1781. Met by adjournment at Charlottesville.
May 24. 1781. Met by adjournment at Staunton, June 7, 1781. Session ended
June 23, 1781. Benjamin Harrison, speaker,
[Resolutions on the state of the commonwealth]: p. 5, 6. 7282
[Representation to( the general assembly of North Carolina in
relation to land titles]: p. 13. 7283
[Journal of the senate of Virginia begun May 7, 1781]
7284
No printed or manuscript Journal known to be extant.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the public buildings in the town of
Richmond, on Monday the seventh day of May, in the year of
our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-one, and from
thence continued by adjournment to the town of Staunton, in
the county of Augusta. [State arms] Charlottesville: Printed
by John Dunlap and James Hayes, printers to the common-
wealth. [1781] 7286
ri9] p. 34 by 21 cm.
In a bound volume of session lav/s, 1776-1783, with the name of Georpe
Wythe on the fly leaf. Copy formerly in the state law library. The
library has a second copy in a bound volume of session laws. May. 1781-
May, 1783. Size of leaf, 33 by 21 cm. Tttle-paRe wantinff. The library
has a third copy, formerly In the state law library. In a bound volume of
session laws, l<8t-1784.
Reprinted in Henins, v. 10, p. 407-437.
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Separate Documents;; Miscellanea
Army. An act for enlisting soldiers to serve in the continental army
[passed June 21, 1781] Charlottesville: printed by Dunlap and Hayes. 7286
broadside. 29 by 19 cm. Copy In library of coneress.
[Articles of war] ? [Charlottesville: Dunlap and Hayes, 1781]
7287
No copy seen. See petition of Dunlap and Hayes.
[Proclamation of Baron de Steuben. Richmond: Dixon and
Nicolson, printers. April 7, 1781] 7288
No copy seen. 100 copies printed. Also in the Virginia eazette
April 7, 1781.
Boundaries. Representation to North Carolina, June 12, 1781 [on
the subject of titles to land which may fall in that state by the extension
of the boundary line] 7289
Tn Hening-, V. 10, p. 543, 544.
Fleming, William. Resolution indemnifying Colonel William Flem-
ing, for exercising the executive functions of government, while he was
the only acting member of council, June 23, 1781. 7290
In Henlng, v. 10, p. 567.
Governor. In council, March 26, 1781. Sir, I enclose you by express,
three acts of the last session of assembly for ascertaining the number of
militia in the state; exempting artificers employed at iron works from mili-
tia duty, and remedying the inconveniences arising from the interruption
of the draught, and the procuring clothes, provisions, and waggons for
the army . . . [Signed] Thomas Jefferson. 7291
broadside. 22 by 17 cm. Copy in library of congrress.
In council, March 30, 1781. Sir, The act" of October, 1780, for
recruiting this state's quota of troops to serve in the continental army,
allowed persons to exempt themselves from certain military duties . . .
[Signed] Thomas Jefferson. 7292
broadside, 21 by 18 cm.
Addressed to the county lieutenant of Frederick. Copy In library of
congress.
* [Communications of the governor, Thomas Jefferson, to the
house of delegates. May 10, 28, 1781] 7293
In Ford's Jefferson, v. 3. p. 34-37. 44. 45.
[Governor's letter relative to Brown and his deputies. Rich-
mond: Dixon and Nicolson. March 29, 1781] 7294
No copy seen. 150 copies printed.
[Governor's letter relative to commissioners. Richmond: Dixon
and Nicolson. March 29, 1781] 7295
No copy seen. 80 copies printed.
* [Official letters of Thomas Jefferson, as governor, in 1781]
7296
In Ford's .lefferson. v. 2, 3.
By his excellency Thomas Jefferson, Esq., governor of the com-
monwealth of Virginia: A proclamation [on paroles] Charlottesville. [Dun-
lap and Hayes] 1781. 7297
See Calendar of state papers, v. 1, p. 445. Copy is supposed to be In
state archives, but it has not been found.
[Letter for county lieutenants requiring an immediate call of
the militia] [Charlottesville: Dunlap and Hayes, 1781] 7298
No copy seen. See petition of Dunlap and Hayes.
Washington, George. Letters from General Washington, headquart-
ers, New Windsor, March 27, 1781 [to the governor] 7299
In Hening, v. 10. p. 575-578.
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1781 (OCT.)
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia [1 October,
1781-5 January, 1782. Richmond : Printed by John Dunlap and
James Hayes 1782] 7300
Copy not seen. In the house Journal of Dec. 28. 1782, p. 89, is a resolu-
tion that the public printer be ordered to print the Journals of the October
session 1778; March, 1781: October, 1781: and May. 1782. "which hitherto has
not been done." Dunlap and Hayes were to be the printers.
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia ; begun and held in the town of Richmond, in the county
of Henrico, on Monday, the first day of October, in the year of
our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-one Rich-
mond: Printed by Thomas W. White, opposite the Bell-tavern.
1828. 7301
74p. 26.8cm. Se.osion bei;an Oct. 1, 1781 and ended Jan. 5, 1782. On
Oct. 3 the assembly adjourned until N'ov. 5. Renjamin Harrison, speaker,
until Dec. 1, when having been elected governor, he was succeeded by John
Tyler.
[Report of committee on the accounts of Cyrus Griffin, while delegate
to congress]: p. 26. 7302
[Report of committee upon proposed expedition against Detroit an<l
defence of Kentucky]: p. 35. 7303
[Report of committee and resolutions relative to the conduct of the
former governor, Thomas Jefferson] : p. 37. 7304
[Report of committee upon the accounts of Meriwether Smith, while
delegate to congress]: p. 40. 7305
[Resolutions thanking General Washington, Counts de Rochambeau
and de Grass, and Lafayette] : p. 42, 43. 7306
[Report of committee upon the conduct of John Hopkins, commis-
sioner of continental loans] : p. 58. 7307
[Report of committee on accounts of treasurer, George Brooke, Oct.
23, 1780 to Nov. 3, 1781] : p. 59, 60. 7308
[Journal of the senate of Virginia at the session which began
Oct. 1, 1781] 7309
No printed or manuscript copy known to be extant.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the public buildings in the town of
Richmond, on Monday the fifth day of November, in the year of
our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-one. [State
arms] Richmond: Printed by John Dunlap and James Hayes,
printers to the commonwealth. [1781] 7310
32p. size of leaf, 36 by 22 cm. In a bound volume of session laws
1776-1783, with the name of George Wythe on the fly leaf. Copy formerly in
the state law library. The library has a second copy in a bound volume
of session laws, 1781-1784. Size of leaf 40 by 23 cm. On the fly leaf appears
"Auditor's offlce, 4th May, 1799." This copy has .some manuscript notes.
The library has a third copy in a bound volume of session laws. May, 1781-
May, 1783. Size of leaf. 40 by 24 cm. The library has a fourth copy, with
the siicnature of Edmund Pendleton on the tltle-oaKe, In a bound volume of
session laws, 1781-1786. Size of leaf. 38 by 22 cm. The library has a fifth
copy, which was formerly In the state law library. In a bound volume of
session laws, 1781-1784, belonging to the council. The library has a sixth
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copy, which was formerly In the state law library. In a bound volume of ses-
sion laws. 1781-1784.
Keprinted in Henlngr, v. 10, p. 439-517.
This session of the assembly convened on Oct. 1, but on Oct. 3 adjourned
until Nov. 6
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1781] In Calendar of Virginia state papers,
V. 1, 1652-1781, p. 408-613; v. 2, p. 1-693. 1875, 1881. 7311
Congress. Address of congress to the several states. The United
States in congress assembled to the legislatures of the states of New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. Con-
necticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Vir-
ginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, December 17, 1781.
7312
In Hening, v. 10, p. 678-580.
Governor. T^etters of Thomas Nelson, jr., governor of Virginia.
Richmond, Virginia historical society, 1874. 7313
71p. 28 X 22 cm. (Half-title: Publications of the Virginia historical
society. New series, no. 1)
The letters, which include all those of Governor Nelson that could be
found in the archives of the state, relate chiefly to the Yorktown campaign
of 1781, and are here published for the first time. cf. Prefatory notes, p. [S]
and p. [59] 600 copies printed.
Jefferson, Thomas. Resolution approbatory of the conduct of
Thomas Jefferson, esq., while governor, December 12, 1781. 7314
In HenlnK, v. 10, p. 568.
Amendments proposed by the senate to the resolution of thanks
to Thomas Jefferson, esq., December 19, 1781. 7315
In Henlng, v. 10, p. 569.
La Fayette, marquis de. Resolution to present the marquis de La
Fayette with a marble bust, December 17, 1781. 7316
In Henlnff, v. 10, p. 569, 570.
Washington, George. Letter from General Washington to the gover-
nor of Virginia, Philadelphia, December 19, 1781. 7317
In Hening, v. 10, p. 581, 582.
1782 (MAY>
Journals
[Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia. Begun and held at the public buildings in the town of
Richmond, on Monday the sixth day of May, in the year of our
Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-two. Richmond:
Printed by John Dunlap and James Hayes. 1782] ? 7318
No printed or manuscript copy of this Journal is known. There is some
doubt as to its havins: been printed. When Thomas W. White reprinted the
Journals of 1776-1790 in 1827 and 1828. he was unable to find a copy of this
Journal. The annual report of the committee on the condition of the clerk's
office mentioned this Journal as missinii; almost regularly from 1791 to 1821.
The report for 1791 (see house Journal, Nov. 15, 1791, p. 60) says that "the
Journals of 1782 are in the possession of Mr. Commissioner Davis at Phila-
delphia." See also note under the Journal of the house for October, 1781.
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia.
Begun and held at the public buildings in the town of Richmond,
on Monday the sixth day of May, in the year of our Lord one
thousand seven hundred and eighty-two. Richmond: Printed
by John Dunlap and James Hayes. 1782] ? 7319
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No printed or manuscript copy of thla Journal is known. Tliere is som*
doubt as to its havios been printed. See note under liouse journal for this
date.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the public buildings in the town of
Richmond, on Monday the sixth day of May, in the year of our
Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-two. [State arms]
Richmond : Printed by John Dunlap and James Hayes, printers
to the commonwealth. [1782] 7320
38p. size of leaf, 36^ by 22 cm. Title-page wanting. In a bound vol-
ume of session laws, 1776-1783, with the name of George Wythe on the fly
leaf. Copy formerly In the state law library. The library has a second
copy, with title-page wanting, in a bound volume of session laws, 1781-1784.
Size of leaf, 40 by 23 cm. On the fly leaf appears "Auditor's office, 4th May.
1799." This copy has some manuscript notes. The library has a third
copy with the signature "David Jameson, of York county" on the title-page.
In a bound volume of session laws. May, 1781-May, 1783. Size of leaf, 40 Dy
24H cm. The library has a fourth copy, without title page, which wa»
formerly in the state law library. In a bound volume of session laws, 1781-
1784, belonging to the council. llhe library has a nfth copy, which was
formerly in the state law library. In a bound volume of session laws, 1781-
1784.
Reprinted in Henlng, v. 11, p. 9-103.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Army. Order from war office, Jan. 18, 1782, to the field officers and
the two senior officers of the navy] 7321
In a number of the Virginia gazette published by James Hayes, in
Feb. 1782. The copy in the library of congress is a part of the sheet only,
2 columns.
[In council, Jan. 18, 1782, asking proposals for furnishing sup-
plies to posts of Richmond, Fredericksburg, Portsmouth, Hampton and
Point of Fork] 7322
In a number of the Gazette published by James Hayes, in Feb. 1782.
The copy in the library of congress is a part of the sheet only, 2 columns.
[Order from war office, Feb. 1, 1782, directing the lieutenants
and mag:istrates of those counties which have not furnished their men
cloathing and provision, to proceed without delay to the execution of those
acts] 7323
In a number of the Gazette published by James Hayes, in Feb. 1782.
The copy in the library of congress is a part of the sheet only, 2 column.-?.
Governor. [Order of the governor in council that the state regiment
of infantry. Major Nelson's corps of cavalry. Captain Rogers's company
of dismounted dragoons, and the company of artillery commanded by Cap-
tain Roan, should be consolidated into a legionary corps. Jan. 22, 1782]
7324
In a number of the Virginia gazette published by James Hayes, Feb.
Peace. Resolution of Virginia declaring any proposition, from the
enemy, for a separate peace, insidious and inadmissible. May 24, 1782.
7325
In Hening, v. 11, p. S45.
1782 (OCT.)
Journals.
Journal of house of delegates of Virginia. [21 October-28
December, 1782] [Richmond: Printed by John Dunlap and
Digitized by CjOOQIC
30 BuUetin Virginia State Library [Harrison, Gov.
James Hayes.? 1783] 7326
Copy not seen. Title from Evans's Amer. bibllogrraphy, no. 18284.
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia ; begun and held in the city of Richmond, in the county
of Henrico, on Monday, the twenty-first day of October, in the
year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-two.
Richmond: Printed by Thomas W. White, opposite the Bell-
tavern. 1828. 7327
91 p. 26.8cm.
Session beg:an Oct. 21, 1782 and ended Dec. 28. 1782.
{Report of committee on the letter written by Arthur Lee to
Mann Page] : p. 61, 62. 7328
[Resolutions on the conduct of the British ministry in endeavoring
to create dissensions in the U. S.] : p. 69, 70. ' 7329
Communications in regard to Arthur Lee] : p. 72. 7330
'Resolutions commending Richard Henry Lee] : p. 76. 7331
Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, Jacquelin
Ambler, April 13, 1782 to Nov. 30, 1782] : p. 77, 78. 7332
[Report of committee respecting James M'Craw, member from Hal-
ifax county]: p. 78, 79. 7338
[Resolutions on the accounts of Oliver Pollock] : p. 83, 84. 7334
[Report of committee on abuses committed under the allowance
granted by the last assembly, for loading 685 hogsheads of tobacco on cer-
tain vessels belonging to the British] : p. 86, 87. 7335
[Report of committee in relation to the continental account] : p. 88.
7336
[Journal of the senate of Virginia at the session which
began October 21, 1782] 7337
No printed or manuscript copy known to be extant.
Session Acts
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia begun and held at the public buildings in the city of
Richmond, Qn Monday the twenty-first day of October, in the
year of our Lord one thousand seven* hundred and eighty-two.
[State arms] Richmond: Printed by John Dunlap and James
Hayes, printers to the commonwealth. [1783] 7338
32p. size of leaf. 37% hy 23 cm. In a bound volume of session laws,
1776-1783,, with the name of George Wythe on the fiy leaf. Copy formerly In
the state law library. The library has a second copy In a bound volume
of session laws, 1781-1784. Size of leaf. 40 by 23 cm. On the fly leaf appears
"Auditor's office, 4th May, 1799." The library has a third copy In a bound
volume of session laws. May, 1781 -May, 1783. Size of leaf, 40 by 24",4 cm.
The library has a fourth copy which was formerly in the state law library.
In a bound volume of session laws, 1781-1784, belonerine- to the council.
The library has a fifth copy, which was formerly in the state law library.
In a bound volume of session laws, 1781-1784.
Reprinted in Hening-, v. 11, p. 105-184.
Separate -Documents; Miscellanea
. Archives. [State papers, 1782] In Calendar of Virginia state pa-
pers, V. 3, 1783-1784, p. 1-415. 1883. 7339
Peace. Resolution of congress on the subject of a separate peace.
October 4, 1782. 7340
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In Henlns. v. 11, p. 646.
Taxation. An act for ascertaining certain taxes and duties, and for
establishing a permanent revenue . . . [Colophon] : Richmond, Printed
by John Dunlap and John Hayes, printers to the commonwealth, near the
treasury [1782] 7341
7 p. folio. Copy In library of congress. Title from Evans no. 17780.
1783 <MAY)
Jownuds
Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia. General as-
sembly begun and holden at the public buildings in the city of
Richmond, on Monday the fifth day of May in the year of our
Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-three [Richmond :
Printed by John Dunlap and James Hayes. 1783] 7342
Caption-title, 190 p. 24cm. Copy in the library of congress. Prob- '
ably printeu by John Dunlap and James Hayes. For further proof that Dun-
lap and Hayes printed this see the Virginia gazette for Sep. 6, 17S3 (published
by Hayes)
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia ; begun and held in the city of Richmond, in the county
of Henrico, on Monday, the fifth day of May, in the year of our
Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-three. Richmond :
Printed by Thomas W. White, opposite the Bell-tavern. 1828.
7343
99p. 2$.gcm.
Session began May 5, 1783 and ended June 28, 1783. John Tyler,
speaker.
[Report of committee on claim of Simon Nathan, including a list
of the bills taken up by Mr. Nathan at The Havanna and the opinions of
the council, of Edmund Pendleton, George Wythe, Joseph Reid and Will
Bradford, jun.] : p. 72-75. 7344
[Report of committee on the books of the solicitor, and the business
of his office] : p. 88. 7345
[Report of committee on memorial of John Campbell, -and its relation
to the boundary line determined upon by Virginia and Pennsylvania] : p.
89. 90. 7346
Sleport of the committee appointed to confer with the directors of
lie buildings] : p. 91, 92. 7347
[Resolutions in relation to a fixed meeting place for congress in
Virginia]: p. 97. 7348
[Journal of the senate] [5 May-28 June, 178.3] [Richmond :
Printed by John Dunlap & James Hayes.? 1783] 7349
No printed or manuscript copy known to be extant.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia. Begun and held at the public buildings in the city of
Richmond, on Monday the fifth day of May, in the year of our
Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-three. Richmond :
Printed by John Dunlap and James Hayes, printers to the coni-
monwealth. [1783] 7350
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32 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Harrison, Gov.
[46] p. size of leaf. 37 by 23 cm. In a bound volume of session
laws, 1776-1783, with the name of Oeorge Wythe on the fly leaf. Copy for-
merly in the state law library. The library has a second copy in a bound
volume of session laws, 1781-1784. Size of leaf, 40 by 23 cm. On the fly leaf
appears "Auditor's office, 4th May, 1799." The library has a third copy
in a bound volume of session laws. May, 1781-Hay, 1783. Size of leaf, 40 by
24 Vi cro. The library has a fourth copy, which was formerly in the state
law library. On the title pagre is the signature of J. Battaiie. In a bound
volume of session laws, 1781-1784. The library has a fifth copy, which
was formerly in the state law library. In a bound volume of session laws,
1781-1784.
Reprinted In HeniOK, v. 11, p. 185-297.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Army. Deserted from an escort conducting the German prisoners
of war from Winchester to Frederick Town, the following soldiers . . .
[Signed] Thomas Meriweather, council chamber, Feb. 21, 1783. 7851
In Virginia gazette (Hayes") Feb. 22, 1783.
Half pay and commutation, resolutions of congress, March 22,
1783. 7352
In Hening, v. 11, p. S56-659.
[Notice of Gen. Daniel Morgan, to officers of the state line,
to attend at Richmond, the fourth Monday in May, to consider the laying
off the lands allotted the officers and soldiers of the state. April 3, 1783]
7353
In Virginia gazette [Hayes'] April 12, 1783.
Debtors to the state. [Notice from L. Wood, Jun.. to those officials
and others indebted to the stete] Feb. 5, 1783. 7354
In Virginia gazette (Hayes') Feb. 22, 1783.
Fairfax county. To Alexander Henderson and Charles Broadwater,
esquires, representatives for the county of Fairfax, in the house of dele-
gates. The address and instructions of their constituents, May 30, 1783.
7355
In Virginia gazette (Hayes') June 7, 1783.
Governor. [Proclamation of the governor, Benjamin Harrison, rel-
ative to British subjects. Dec. 19, 1782] 7356
In Virginia gazette (Hayes') Jan. 4, 1783.
[Proclamation of the governor. Benjamin Harrison, relative to
the return oi public arms now in private hands. Jan. 13, 1783] 7357
In Virginia irazefte (Hnyes') Jan. 18. 1783.
[Proclamation of the governor, Benjamin Harrison, offering reward
for certain deserters, named and described. Jan. 13, 1783] 7358
In Virginia gazette [Hayes'] Jan. 18, 1783.
By the United States of America in congress assembled, a
proclamation, declaring the cessation of arms, as well by sea as by land,
agreed upon between the United States of America and his Britannic
Majesty; and enjoining the observance thereof. [Dated Philadelphia, Apr.
11, 1783. Followed by a proclamation of Benjamin Harrison, governor of
Virginia, enjoining obedience to the said proclamation; dated Richmond,
Apr. 21, 1783] Richmond: Printed by John Hayes, printer to the common-
wealth [17831 7859
1 p. folio. Copy not seen. Title from List of works in New York pub-
lic library relating to Virginia.
[Proclamation of the governor, Benjamin Harrison, announc-
ing the proclamation of congress relative 'to the articles of peace April
21, 1783] 7360
In Virginia gazette (Hayes') April 26, 1783.
By his excellency, Benjamin Harrison, esquire, governor of
Virginia: A proclamation, April 21, 1783. 7361
In Henlng. v. 11, p. 5G1, 552.
Hanover county. To the honorable the speakers aiid members of the
general assembly of Virginia, the remonstrance of sundry the freeholders
and other freemen of the county of Hanover [relative to British subjects]
7862;
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In VlrKlnia gazette (Hayes') June 14. 178S.
Peace. Confirmation of a general peace. Richmond, March 29th,
[Richmond] Printed by Nicolson and Prentis. [1783] 7363
broadside. 40 by 23 cm. Copy In the library of congress.
By the United States of America in congress assembled, proc-
lamation declaring the cessation of arms, as well by sea as by land, agreed
upon between the United States of America and his Britannic majesty;
and enjoining the observance thereof, April 11, 1783. 7364
■ In Henlng. v. 11. p. 549-551.
Letter from the secretary of foreign affairs, announcing the
cessation of hostilities, April 12, 1783. 7365
In HeninK. v. 11, p. 548. 549.
Pilots. An act for regulating pilot's fees.
7365a
broadside. 37 by 23 cm. Copy in library of congress. "The flrst
section of this broadside Is section 6 of an act passed at the session of gen-
eral assembly begun May, 1TS3. The second section Is an extract from an act
passed at the session begun Oct. 1783, or Oct. 1784." Note by J. H. Parr.
Prince William county. The address of the freeholders and inhabi-
tants of the county of Prince William to Hon. Arthur Lee [and his Answer]
7366
In Virginia gazette (Hayes') April 26. 1783.
Stafford county. To the freeholders of Stafford county. Richmond,
Jane 10, 1783 [letter of Thomson Mason] 7367
In Virginia gazette (Hayes') June 14. 1783.
Taxation. Public taxes payable in the commonwealth of Virginia, in
the year 1783. J. Ambler, treasurer. 7368
In Virginia gazette (Hayes') Feb. 1, 1783.
1783 (OCT.)
Joumala.
Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia. General as-
sembly begun and held at the public buildings in the city of
Richmond, on Monday the twentieth of October, in the year of
our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-three; being
the second session of the present general assembly. [Richmond :
Printed by James Hayes] [1783] 7369
Caption title, 156 pages followed by 1 blank page. Size of leaf 9% by
7H inches. There are two pages numbered 80 In the copy in the New York
public library. Probably printed by James Hayes, who was public printer
at this time. See house lournal Dec. 20, 1783, p. 77. In the copy In the
library of congress, p. 108-111 arc Incorrectly numbered 111. 109, 110, 108.
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia begun and held in the city of Richmond, in the county
of Henrico, on Monday, the twentieth day of October, in the
year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-three.
Richmond: Printed by Thomas W. White, opposite the Bell-
tavern. 1828. 7370
83 p. 26.8cm.
Session began Oct. 20, 1783 and ended Pec. 22, 1783. John Tyler,
speaker. Tyler was not present at the opening of the house, and Mann Pa^e
was chosen speaker during his absence.
[Report of committee on the lands of the Loyal company and Greers.
brier company]: p. 83. 7371
[Resolution in relation to the boundary of North Carolina and Vir-
ginia] : p. 63. 7372
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34 Bulletin Virginia State Library .[Harrison, Gov.
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, Jaquelin
Ambler, Dec. 1, 1782 to Dec. 11, 1783]: 737$
[Report of committee on claim of Elie Toutant Beauregard] : p. 71.
7374
Journal of the senate of Virginia. Anno Domini, 1783.
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicolson and William Prentis.
[1784 ?] 7376
65 p. . 23 H by 18 cm. Copy In the library of congress.
Session besan Oct. 20, 1783 and ended Dec. 22, 1783. Archibald Gary,
speaker.
[Report of the committee on the accounts of the treasurer, Jaquelin
Ambler, Dec. 1, 1782 to Dec. 11, 1783] : p. 32, 33. 7376
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia. Begun and held at the public buildings in the city of
Richmond, on Monday the twentieth day of October, in the year
of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-three, Rich-
mond: Printed by John Dunlap and James Hayes, printers to
the commonwealth. [1783] 7377
26 p. size of leaf, 36 by 22 cm. In a bound volume of session laws,
1776-1783, with the name of GeorRe Wythe on the lly leaf. Copy formerly in
the state law library. The library has a second copy>in a bound volume
of session laws, 1781-1784. Size of leaf 40 by 23 cm. On fly leaf appears
"Auditor's office. 4th May, 1799." The library has a third copy, with the
signature of Edmund Pendleton on the title-page, in a bound volume of ses-
sion laws, 1781-1786. Size of leaf, 38 by 22 cm. The library has an imper-
fect copy (p. 3-22), which was formerly in the state law library. In a bound
volume of session laws, 1781-1784. The library has a fifth copy, which
was formerly in the state law library. In a bound volume of session laws,
1781-1784.
Reprinted in Hening, v. 11, p. 299-359. According to senate journal
rreprlnti of Nov. 26, 1785, p. 25, 26, Nicolson & Prentis were paid for print-
ing the laws of the session of assembly of 1783. The Imprint, however, of
both the May and October sessions reads "John Dunlap and James Hayes."
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1783] In Calendar of Virginia state pa-
pers, V. 3, 1782-1784, p. 415-552. 1883. 7378
Berkeley county. [Instructions to Adam Stephen and Moses Hunter,
delegates from Berkeley] Nov. 17, 1783. 7379
In Virginia gazette (Hayes') December 27, 1783.
Bounty lands. An act for surveying the lands given by law to the
officers and soldiers in continental and state establishments and for other
purposes. [With list of trustees in behalf of the state line, and of the
continental line, appointed by the deputation from the state, and the con-
tinental lines. Dec. 17, 1783. And notices from Richard C. Anderson, P.
surveyor, and George R. Clark, surveyor, state line, Dec. 17, 1783] 7380
In Virginia gazette [Hayes'3 Dec. 20, 1783.
British trade. An act to authorize the congress of the United States
to adopt certain regulations respecting the British trade. An act for the
admission of emigrants, and declaring their rights to citizenship. [Passed
in session of October, 1783] [Richmond: Printed by James Hayes, 1783]
7381
broadside. 40 by 25 cm. Copy in the library of congress.
Caroline county. To James Taylor, Robert Gilchrist, and John Tay-
lor, representatives for the county of Caroline [letter opposing payment
of British debts] 7382
S
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In Vlrrlmla ffasctte [Hayes'] Oct. 25, 178S.
Citizens. A bill for repealing a former act and declaring who shall
be deemed citixens of this commonwealth. A copy from the engrossed bUl.
738S
In VlTKinla gazette [Hayes'] Dec. 6, 1783.
Constitntion. 'Draught of a fundamental constitution for the com-
monwealth of Virginia, [by Thomas Jefferson] 7384
'In the summer of the year 1783, It was expected that the assembly of
Virsinla would call a convention for the establishment of a constitution.
The following draught of a fundamental constitution for the commonwealth
of Virginia was then prepared, with a deslicn of belnx proposed in such con-
vention, had it taken place."
This draught with the preceding note appears in the different editions
of Jefferson's Notes on Virginia. See Richard H. Johnston's Bibliography of
JefTeraon.
Frederick county. At a meeting of the freeholders of county of
Frederick, in the town of Winchester, on the 28th day of October, 1783,
for the purpose of instructing their delegates, the following resolutions
aad letter were agreed to. 7385
In Virginia gazette [Hayes'] Dec. 27, 1783.
Governor. [Letter of the governor, Benjamin Harrison, to George
Rogers Clark, July 2, 1783, giving up an offensive war against the Indians.
With Clark's answer] 7386
In Virginia gazette [Hayes'] July 12, 1783.
[Proclamation of the governor, Benjamin Harrison, to those
who have been enemies to the state at any time since April 19, 1775] July
2, 1783. 7387
In Virginia gazette [Hayes'] July 5, 1783.
'- [Proclamation of the governor, Benjamin Harrison, disband-
•ing two legions. Nov. 4, 1783] 7388
In Virginia gazette [Hayes'] Nov. 8, 1783.
North West territory. [Amended report of the committee of congress
relative to the cession by Virginia of the northwestern territory, September
13, 1783] 7889
In HeninK. v. 11. p. 567-570.
Revision of laws. Letter from the chancellors on the revision of the
laws, November 24, 1783. 7390
In Henlng. v. 11, p. 547, 548.
1784 (MAY)
Journals
Journal of the house of deleg^ates [May 3, 1784-June 30,
1784] Richmond: Printed by Nicolson and Prentis. 1784]
7391
Captlon-tltle, 123p. 32cm. Copy in the Virsrinia state library lacks
the tltle-paee.
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonweal^ of
Virginia ; begun and held in the city of Richmond, in the county
of Henrico, on Monday the third day of May, in the year of our
Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-four. Richmond :
Printed by Thomas W. White, opposite the Bell-tavern. 1828.
7392
89 p. 27cm.
Session besrnn May 3. 1784 and ended June 30, 1784. John Tyler, speaker.
[Resolutions respecting the commonwealth and the United States]:
p. 11, 12. 739.1
[Report of committee on accounts between the U. S. and the com-
monwealth] : p. 24, 25. 7394
[Report on memorial of Thomas Nelson, jr.] : p. 46. 7395
[Report of committee on the infraction, on the part of Great Britain,
of the 7th article of the definitive treaty of peace] : p. 72, 73, 74. 7396
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38 BuUetin Virginda State Library [Henry, Gov.
[Resolution authoidzing the executive to appoint three penong who
shall make a survey of James river from Lynch's ferry upwards to the
nearest navigable part of tiie waters running into the Ohio; and three com-
missioners to fix on the most convenient course for a canal from the waters,
of Elizabeth to those passing through the state of North Carolina] : p. 102.
7425
[Report of committee in relation to Daniel Broadhead] : p. 108. 7426
[Journal of the senate of Virginia at its session which began
October 18, 1784. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicolson
1785] 7427
No printed or manuscript copy known to be extant. For authority to
state Nicolson as printer see house journal Jan. 11, 1787.
Session Laics
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia ; begun and held at the public buildings in the city of
Richmond, on Monday the eighteenth day of October, in the year
of our Lord, one thousand seven hundred and eighty-four. Rich-
mond : Printed by J. Dunlap and J. Hayes, printers to the com-
monwealth. [1785] 7428
31 p. 40 by 23 cm. In a bound volume of session laws, 1781-1784. On
the fly leaf appears "Auditor's office. 4th May, 1799." paces 29-31 wantinK.
The library has a second copy with the signature of John Beclcley, clerk of
the house of delegates, on the title pagre. Bound with this copy, but unpaged,
are four pages containing the proceedings of the house of delegates, during-
the session beginning October, 1784, respecting the two bills, one entitled:
"An act for enabling the British merchants to recover their debts from the
citizens of this commonwealth;" and the other entitled: "An act to amend
the several acts of assembly concerning naval officers, and ascertaining their
fees and the duties payable on goods imported Into this state." The text of
the two bills is included. The library has a third copy, without title page,
which was formerly in the state law library. In a bound volume of session
laws, 1781-1784. The library has a fourth copy which was formerly in
the state law library. In a bound volume of session laws, 1781-1784.
Reprinted in Hening, v. 11, p. 421-S43.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1784] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 3, 1782-1784. p. 553-634. 1883. 742»
Articles of confederation. The articles of confederation; the declara-
tion of rights; the constitution of this commonwealth, and the articles of
the definitive treaty between Great-Britain and the United States of Amer-
ica. Published by order of the general assembly. Richmond: Printed by
Dixon and Holt ri7841 7430
25 p. 16 cm. Resolution of the house of delegates in regard to print-
ing agreed to by the senate Dec. 8, 1784. See p. 2. 1800 copies printed.
Boundaries. Report of commissioners extending Mason's and Dixon's
line, and fixing the south-west comer of Pennsylvania, December 16, 1784.
7431
In Hening, v. 11, p. 564-55S.
Established church. [A bill establishing a provision for teachers of
the Christian religion. 1784] 7432
No copy seen. On Dec. 24, 1784, the third reading of this bill was
postponed to the fourth Thursday in the next November. It was resolved
by the house that the bill with the names of the ayes and noes on the ques-
tion to postpone the third reading, be published in hand-bills, and twelve
copies thereof delivered to each member of the general assembly, to be dis-
tributed in their respective counties. See Journal Dec. 24. 1784. See Hunt's
writings of Madison, v. 2. p. 183.
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*Note8 of speech asaiiut assessments for support of religion.
Novmber, 1784 [By James Madison] 743S
In Hunt's Madison, v. 2, p. 88. 89.
GoTcmor. [Proclamation of the govemor, Benjamin Harrison, rela-
tive to the mistreatment of those who have returned to this state under the
sanction of the definitiye treaty of peace, and the acts of assembly passed in
October last] July 2«, 1784. 7454
In Virginia gazette, July 31, 1784.
* [Official letters to Patrick Henry, and from him, as gov-
ernor, 1784] 743S
In Henry's Henry.
Lafayette, Marquis de. Resolution requestiiup the executive to have
two basts of the Marquis de La Fayette made in Paris, December 1, 1784.
74S«
In Henlns, v. 11, p. 553.
Potomac river. An act for opening and extending the navigation of
Potomack river. . . . William Drew. C. S. [Colophon] Alexandria.
Printed by George Richards & Co. [1784] 74S7
Copy not seen. Copy In library of congress. See Evans no. 20103.
'Resolutions touching the navigation and Jurisdiction of the
Potomac. Dec. 28, 1784. [By James Madison] 7438
In Hunt's Madison, v. 2, p. 100, 101.
Public accounts. [Report by Mr. Ronald, of committee appointed to
examine into the state of the pubuc acco\mts. and prepare a general state-
ment of the public debt, together with a statement of the revenues of the
commonwealth, as also to consider of the prober funds for payment of
debts, for which no provision hath yet been made] [1786] 7489
Ordered printed separately, but copy not seen, nlnted in Journal of
house, Dec. 28, 1784. p. 86-91.
Revision of laws. Report of the committee of revisors appointed by
the general assembly oi Virginia in MDCCLXXVI. Published by order of
the general assembly and printed by Dixon & Holt, in the city of Rich-
mond, November, 1784. 7440
90 p. size of leaf, 31 H by 20 cm. The sigrnature of Bdmund Pendleton
appears on the title page: this copy lacks pages 89, 90 The library has a
second copy, complete; and a third copy, complete, which was formerly in the
state law library. On Nov. 5. 1776, Thomas Jefferson, Edmund Pendleton,
. George Wythe, Georgre Mason and Thomas Ludwell L,ee were appointed a
committee to revise the laws. George Mason declined to act, and T. L. Lee
(U*d before having taken any part in the work. On June 18. 1779, Jeffer-
lon. Wythe and Pendleton reported 126 bills to the house. "Some of the bills
thus reoorted were enacted into laws, at the sessions of 1779, 1785 and 1786;
but the bills never seem to have been taken up by the legislature as a com-
plete code" (Hening, v. 9, p. 176) See also Code of 1849, p. v, with references.
500 copies were ordered printed by the house on May 29, 1784.
On Oct. 81, 1785; James Madison presented from the committee on courts
of Jostice, 117 of the bills in the report of the revisors. See house journal.
Oct 31, 1785. See also Hening, v. 12. p. 409, and house journal, Jan. 5, 1787.
p. 141; Ford's Jefferson, v. 2. p. 195, 196; Hunt's Madison, v. 2, p. 214-320.
1785/86
Journals
Journal of the house of delgates of Virginia. General assem-
bly begun and held at the public buildings in the city of Rich-
mond, on Monday the seventeenth of October, in the year of our
Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-five. [Richmond :
Printed by James Hayes. 1785] 7441
caption-title, 153 p. 40.5cm. Copy In the library of congress. In
which pages 125-128 are Inverted. 190 copies printed.
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia ; begun and held in the city of Richmond, in the county
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of Henrico, on Monday, the seventeenth day of October, in the
year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-five.
Richmond: Printed by Thomas W. White, opposite the Bell-
tavern. 1828. 7442
154 p. 26.8cin.
Session begran Oct. 17, 1785 and ended Jan. 21, 1786. Benjamin Harri-
son, speaker.
[List of 117 bills, presented by Mr. Madison, contained in the revised
code, prepared by Jefferson, Wythe and Pendleton] : p. 12-14. 7443
[Report of committee upon the eligibility of Arthur Lee, of Prince
William, as a member of the house] : p. 15, 16. 7444
- [Report of committee on eligibility of Benjamin Harrison, as a mem-
ber of the house] : p. 19, 21. 7445
[Report of the committee on the claim of the Sieur Chevallie] : p. 33.
7446
[Report of committee on instructions to the delegates in congress
from this commonwealth]: p. 36, 37, 66. 7447
[Report of committee on the establishment of an independent govern-
ment in Kentucky] : p. 48, 87. 7448
[Report of committee on eligibility of Archibald Stuart, of Botetourt,
as a member of the house] : p. 72, 98, 99. 7449
[Report of committee on accounts of the treasurer, Jaquelin Ambler,
Dec. 11, 1784 to Dec. 11, 1785] : p. 106, 107. 7450
[Report of committee appointed to examine the books and papers
in the treasurer's, solicitor's and auditor's offices]: p. 108. 7451
[Report of committee appointed to inquire into the progress made
in settling the accounts of the commonwealth against the United States] :
p. 119, 120. 7452
[Report of committee on petition of John Ball, owner of the ship
Renown] : p. 123, 124. 745S
[Report of committee on memorial of Bernard Gratz, Joseph Simons,
Edmund Mills and Michael Gratz]: p. 131. 7454
[Report of committee on the resolutions from the general assembly
of Maryland in relation to the regulation of commerce] : p. 140. 7455
[Report of the committee on the books of the public foundry at West-
ham] : p. 141. 7456
[Report of committee on a canal from Elizabeth river to Pasquo-
tank river] : p. 149. 7457
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia;
begun and held in the city of Richmond, on Monday the 17th
day of October, in the year of our Lord Christ, 1785, and in the
tenth year of the foundation. [Richmond : Printed by Thomas
Nicolson. 1786] 7458
No copy seen. For the authority to state Nicolson as printer see house
Journal Jan. 11, 1787.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia;
begun and held in the city of Richmond, on Monday, the 17th
day of October, in the year of our Lord Christ, 1785, and in the
tenth year of the foundation. Richmond : Printed by Thomas
W. White. 1827] 7459
103 p. 21.6cm.
Session be^an Oct. 17, 1785 and ended Jan. 21, 1786. Archibald Cary,
speaker.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia. Begun and held at the public buildings in the city of
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Richmond, on Monday the seventeenth day of October, in the
year of our Lord, one thousand seven hundred and eighty-five.
Richmond : Printed by John Dunlap and James Hayes, printers
to the commonwealth. [1785] 7460
1 p. 1., 73 p. size of leaf, 36 by 21cm. This copy has the nlg-
nature of Kdmund Pendleton on tltle-pa^e. In a bound volume of session
laws. 1781-1'86. The library has a second copy in a bound volume of
session laws, 1785-1792. The library has a third copy, formerly In the
state law library. The signature of John Warden is on the title page. In
a bound volume of laws, 1785-1792. Contains some manuscript notes. p.
73 wanting.
Reprinted in Henlng, v. 12, p. 9-230.
Collection of Laws
A collection of all such public acts of the general assembly,
and ordinances of the conventions of Virginia, passed since the
year 1768, as are now in force; with a table of the principal
matters. Published under inspection of the judges Of the high
court of chancery, by a resolution of general assembly, the 16th
day of June, 1783. Richmond : Printed by Thomas Nicolson and
William Prentis. 1785. 7461
235 p. 32 by 21 cm. The library has seven copies. Copy 1
has the signature of Charles Lee on the title page. Copies 3 to 7 were form-
erly In the state law library. Copy 4 has the signature of Will <?) Heth
on the title-page. Copy 7 has the signature of W. W. Hening on the inside
front cover.
See Hening, v. 11. p. 547, for a communication from the chancellors
(Edmund Pendleton, George Wythe and John Blair) In regard to the revisal.
This was generally called "The chancellors' revisal." According to Mr. G. W.
Hunford (Code of 1849, p. v.) this "was rather a collection of laws than a
revisal of them."
The printing office of Nicolson and Prentis was burned Jan. 6, 1785.
15 sheets of this edition, and 1500 copies of each were destroyed. The printers
were compensated by the house; see the journal Nov. 23. 1785. Their con-
tract did not call for the Inclusion of the laws of fall session of 1783, but by
direction of the revisors, the laws of this session were added. The resolu-
tion directing the publication of this collection is in the house Journal, May
session, 1783, p. 63. See also in Petitions (ms.) the petition of Nicolson
& Prentis relative to their loss by Are.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1785] In Calendar of Virginia state pa-
pers, V. 4, 1785-1789, p. 1-78. 1884. 7462
Botetourt and Montgomery counties. To the freeholders and inhabi-
tants of the counties of Botetourt and Montgromery. [Address relative to
the state of our public debts by] John Breckenridge, Archibald Stuart.
[Jan. 5, 17851 7463
broadside. 19 by 25 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Boundaries. Report of the commissioners appointed by the states of
Virginia and Pennsylvania, to run the boundary line between the two states.
[Aug. 23, 1785] 7464
In Code of 1819, chapter 17, p. 52, 53.
[Result of the deliberations of the commissioners of Virginia
and Maryland, appointed to settle the navigation and jurisdiction of that
part of the Chesapeake Bay within the limits of Virginia, and of the rivers
Potomac and Pokomoke. March 28, 1785] 7465
In "The life of George Mason," by K. M. Rowland, v. 2, p. 379-383.
Signed by George Mason and Alexander Henderson.
Commercial regulations. In the house of delegates. November 14,
1785. Whereas the relative situation of the United States, has been found
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42 BvMetin Virginia State Library [Henry, Grov.
on trial to require uniformity in their commercial regulations . . . [Res-
olutions that congress regulate tnuie for the states, and collect revenue
therefrom] John Beckley, C. H. D. [Richmond, Printed by James Hayes,
1786] 7466
broadside. Copy not seen. Copy In New York public library. See
Evans no. 19852.
Notes for speech in the Virginia house of delegates [by James
Madison] November, '1785. Commercial regulations. 7467
In Hunt's Madison, v. 2, p. 194-196.
Courts. [Bill, "For re-fomiing the county courts"] [1785] 7468
Ordered printed separately, but no copy seen.
[Acts "for re-forming the county courts, and for other pur-
poses"! [1786] ? 7469
Ordered printed separately, but no copy seen.
Delegates to congress. [Instructions to the delegates representing
this commonwealth in congress] [1785] 7470
Ordered printed separately, but copy not seen. Printed In house
Journal, Nov. 14, 1785.
Goivemor. [Proclamation of the governor, Patrick Henry, suspend-
ing the taking possession of lands northwest of the Ohio, or below the
-mouth of the river Tennessee, Jan. 6, 1785] 7471
In Henry's Henry, v. 3, p. 268.
[Communications from the governor, Patrick Henry, to the
house of delegates, Oct. 17, Nov, 14, 17, Dec. 12, 1785] 7472
In Henry's Henry, v. 3, p. 825, 335, 337, 342.
Council chamber, Oct 26, 1785. [Circular letter of the gov-
ernor, Patrick Henry, relative to pensioners] 7478
broadside. 21 by 17 cm. Copy In library of congress.
[Official letters to Patrick Henry, and from him, as governor,
1785] 7474
In Henry's Henry.
Militia. [Baron Steuben's military regulations. Philadelphia: Printed
by Charles Cist. 1785] 7475
No copy Keen. 3000 copies were printed for the Virginia council. See
voucher of Aug. 6, 1785. See council journal March 19, 1785, authorizing the
governor to receive offers for printing: 3000 copies of baron Steuben's military
regulations.
_ Religious freedom. A bill for establishing religious freedom,
printed for the consideration of the people. Well aware that the opinions
and belief of men depend not on their own will, but follow involuntarily the
evidence proposed to their minds, that almighty God hath created the mind
free, and manifested His supreme will that free it shall remain, by making
it altogether insusceptible of restraint: . . . We the general assembly
of Virginia do enact, that no man shall be compelled to frequent or sup-
port any religious worship place or ministry whatsoever . . . and that
if any act shall be hereafter passed to repeal the present, or to narrow its
operation, such act will be an infringement of natural right. [By Thomas
Jefferson] [Richmond, printed by James Hayes? 1785] 7476
broadside. folio. Copy not seen. Copy In Boston public li-
brary. See Bvons no. 19350.
An act for establishing religious freedom, passed in the assem-
bly of Virginia in the beginning of the year 1786. [By Thomas Jefferson]
[Richmond, printed by John Dunlap and James Hayes, 1786] 7477
4 p. 8vo. Copy not seen. See Evans no. 20102.
An act for establishing religious freedom, passed in the as-
sembly of Virginia in the beginning of the year 1786. Paris, 1786. 7478
4 p. 8vo. Copy not seen.
To the honorable the general assembly of the commonwealth
of Virginia. A memorial and remonstrance. We the_ subscribers, citizens
of said commonwealth, having taken into serious consideration, a bill printed
by order of the last session of the general assembly, entitled, "A bill estab-
lishing a provision for teachers of the Christian religion" and conceiving
that the same, if finally armed with the sanctions of a law will be a dan-
gttrouB abuse of power, are bound as faithful members of a free state, to
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lemooatrate against it; and to declare the reasons by which we are deter-
mined . . . [By James Madison] [Richmond, Printed by John Ihinlap,
and James Hayes ? 1786] 747»
broadside.
George Mason of Gunston Hall printed an edition yf the memorial at
bis own expense, tor circulation for slsners.
The anti-tyther; a memorial and remonstrance of the common-
wealth of Vir^cinia, against a bill proposed in their provincial assembly;
entitled, "A bill establishing a provision for teachers of the Christian re-
ligion." Dublin, 1786. 7480
30 p. small 8vo. Copy not seen. Title from sale catalog.
Memorial and remonstrance, presented to the general assem-
bly, of the state of Virginia, at their session in 1785, in consequence of a
biU brought into that assembly for the establishment of religion by law.
Beprinted at Worcester, Massachusetts, by Isaiah Thomas, 1786. 7481
16 p. 4 to. Copy in library of congress. See Evans 20109.
Reprinted in Boston in 1819 by Lincoln and Edmands. 12 p. 12 mo.
See S&bln.
M«morial and remonstrance to the general assembly of Vir-
ginia against supporting religious teachers by law: With the act estab-
lishing religious freedom: and Mr. Madison's letter. 1826. 7482
8vo. Copy not seen. Copy in library of American antiquarian society.
Memorial and remonstrance against religious assessments. [By
James Madison] [1785] 7483
In Hunt's Madison, v. 2, p. 183-191.
Considerations on an act of the legislature of Virginia, entitled.
An act for the establishment of religious freedom. By a citizen of Phila-
delphia [John Swanwick] Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Robert Ait-
ken, at Pope's Head in Market street. 1786 7484
Ti, 26 p. 8vo. Copy in library of congress. See Evans no.
toon.
Correspondence of George Mason with James Madison, 1826;
with memorial and remonstrance of Virnnia against a bill establishing a
provision for teachers of the Christian religion. Richmond, 1826. 7485
Copy not seen. Copy In Boston athenaeum library. The George Mason
mentioned in the title was the grandson of George Mason of Gunston Hall.
Republican notes on religion and an act establishing religious
freedom, passed in the assembly of Virginia in the year 1786. By Thomas
Jefferson, esquire, president of the United States. Danbury: Printed by
Thomas Rowe. 1803. 7486
11 p. 16 mo. No copy seen.
Taxaticm. [Act, "to prevent distress being made by the sheriffs of
this commonwealth, for the taxes due for the present year, untfl March
next, and admitting facilities in payment thereof"] [1785] 7487
Ordered printed separately, but no copy seen.
1786/e7
Journals
Journal of the house of dekgates of the commonwealth of
Virginia. General assembly begun and held in the public build-
ings, in the city of Richmond, on Monday, the sixteenth of Octo-
ber, in the year of our Lord, one thousand seven hundred and
eighty-six and of the commonwealth the eleventh. Richmond:
Printed by Dixon and Holt, printers to this commonwealth.
[1787] 7488
157 p. 34cm. Copy in Virginia state library.
Journal. of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia; begun and holden in the city of Richmond, in the
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44 BuUetin Virginia State Library [Henry, Gov.
county of Henrico, on Monday, the sixteenth day of October, in
the year of our Lord one. thousand seven hundred and eighty-
six. Richmond: Printed by Thomas W. White, opposite the
Bell-tavern. 1828. 7489
157 p. 27cm. Session began Oct. 16, 1786 and ended Jan. 11,
1787. Joseph Prentls, speaker.
[List of the 61 bills of the printed revised code remaining depending
and undetermined at the end of the last session] : p. 16, 17. 7490
[Resolution touching commissioners from Virginia, Maryland and
Pennsylvania, in relation to commerce] : p. 27, 28. 7491
[Report of committee on elig:ibility of John Lyne, of .King and Queen,
as a member of the house] : p. 29. 7492
[Report of committee on petition of Thomas Smith, formerly com-
mercial agent] : p. 38, 47. 7493
[Report of committee in relation to the lands of John Campbell and
Joseph Simon in Louisville [: p. 42, 43. 7494
[Resolutions in relation to the free navigation of the Mississippi]:
p. 66, 67. 7495
[Report of select committee on the system of finance established by
the laws of this commonwealth] : p. 71-83. 7496
[Report of committee in relation to the estate of George Mercer of
London]: p. 117. 7497
[Report of committee in relation to the will of Charles Moorman] :
p. 121, 122. 7498
[Report of committee in relation to the public buildings] : p. 131, 147.
7499
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, Jaquelin
Ambler, Dec. 12, 1786 to Dec. 11, 1786] : p. 142-144. 7500
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia;
begun and held in the city of Richmond, on Monday, the 16th
day of October, in the year of our Lord 1786, and in tiie eleventh
year of the commonwealth] [Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Nicolson. 1787] 7501
No copy known. For authority to state Nicolson as printer, see
house journal Jan. 11,1787.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia;
begun and held in the city of Richmond, on Monday, the 16th
day of October, in the year of our Lord 1786, and in the eleventh
year of the commonwealth. Richmond : Printed by Thomas W.
White. 1828. 7502
106 p. 21.6cm.
Session began Oct. 16, 1786 and ended Jan. 11, 1787. Archibald
Cary, speaker.
[Report of committee relative to the treasurer's accounts, Dec. 12,
1785 to Dec. 11, 1786, Jacquelin Ambler, treasurer] : p. 92-97. 7503
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia. Begun and held at the public buildings in the city of
Richmond, on Monday the sixteenth day of October, in the year
of our Lord, one thousand seven hundred and eighty-six. Rich-
mond: Printed by Dixon, Holt, Nicolson and Davies. [1787]
7604
C56] p. size of leaf. 36 by 22 cm.
See Virginia gazette. Mar. 22, 1787.
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The signature of Adam Cralgr appears on the title-page. In a bound
volume of session laws, 1781-1786, with the signature of Edmund Pendleton
on the fly leaf. The library has a second Incomplete copy In a bound
volume of session laws. 1785-1792. The library has a third copy, with
the signature of W. W. Henlng on the title-page. Formerly In the state law
library. In a bound volume of session laws, 1785-1792.
Reprinted In Henlng, v. 12. p. 231-411.
Separate Documents; MiseeUanea
Archives. [State papers, 17861 In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 4, 1785-1789, p. 78-222. 1884. 7505
Commerrial regulations. To the hon. the legislatures of Virginia,
Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York [report of the com-
missioners from the said states assembled at Annapolis. Sept. 14, 1786]
7506
In Virginia Independent chronicle. Oct. 3, 1786.
Established charch. * Church establishment. To the honorable, the
speaker and gentlemen, the general assembly of Virginia. [Petition by
James Madison, 1786] 7507
In Hunt's Madison, v. 2, p. 212-214.
Federal constitution. An act for appointing deputies from the com-
monwealth to a convention proposed to be held in the city of Philadelphia
in May next, for the purpose of revising the federal constitution. Novem-
ber 9, 1786, read the third time and passed the house of delegates. John
Beckley, C. H. D. November 23, 1786, passed the senate. H. Brooke, C. S.
[Richmond, Printed by John Dunlap and James Hayes, 1786] 7508
broadside. 30 by 19 cm. See Evans no. 20101. Copy In li-
brary of American antiquarian society, and In library of congress.
General assembly. In the house of delegates, Wednesday, the 29th
of November, 1786. Resolved unanimously, That a copy of the memorial
of sundry inhabitants of the western country, be transmitted to the dele-
gates representing this state in congress . . . December the 8th, 1786.
Resolved [to reissue warrants for adjusting claims, that are lost] . . .
January the 6th, 1787. Resolved, [to release prisoners where further con-
finement will be of no benefit to the public; To pay the officers of the Vir-
ginia line agreeably to the return made by congress] John Beckley, C. H. D.
[Richmond, Printed by Dixon & Holt, 1787] 7509
broadside. folio. See Evans no. 20838. Copy In library of con-
gress. There Is a copy also In the state library. In a bound volume of ses-
sion laws. 1781-1786.
[Rules and orders of the senate] [Richmond: Thomas Nicol-
son, 1786] 7510
No copy seen. See house journal Jan, 11, 1787!
Governor. In council, February 20, 1786 [Circular letter of the gov-
ernor, Patrick Henry, to the justices of the counties, relative to pen-
sioners] 7511
broadside. 28 by 21 cm. Copy In library of congress.
* [Communications from the governor, Patrick Henry, to the
house of delegates, Oct. 16, Nov. 27, 1786] 7512
In Henry's Henry, v. 3, p. 377, 381.
'[Official letters to Patrick Henry, and from him, as governor.
1786] * 7513
In Henry's Henry.
Kentucky. [Acts "concerning the erection of the district of Kentucky
into an independent state"] [1786] 7514
Ordered printed separately, but no copy seen.
Paper money. 'Speech [by James Madison] in the Virginia house of
delegates, November, 1786, against paper money. 7515
In Hunt's Madison, r. 2, p. 279-281.
In the house of delegates, Tuesday, the Ist of November, 1786.
[Resolution on paper money] [Richmond, Printed by Dixon & Holt. 1786]
7516
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broadside. 4 to. See Byans no. 2010S. Copy in ttie library of
congrress.
PeiurionerB. List of pensioners for the year 1786. [Signed] John
Pendleton, auditor's office, January 30, 1787. 7517
broadside. 41 by 27 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Taxation. State of the public taxes, payable for the year 1786, within
the commonwealth of Virginia. J. Ambler, treasurer, L. Wood, jun., solicitor.
July 10, 1786. 7518
In Virginia independent chronicle, Aug. 16, 1786.
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JourruUa
Journal of the house of delesrates of the commonwealth of
Virginia; begun and holden in the city of Richmond, in the
county of Henrico, on Monday, the fifteenth day of October, in
the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-
seven. [Richmond: Printed by Aug. Davis and Thomas Nicol-
son, 1788] 7519
111 p. folio. Title-page wanting: In the copy in the Virginia
state library. This title from Evans's Amer. bibliography, no. 21556.
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia; begun and holden in the city of Richmond, in the
county of Henrico, on Monday, the fifteenth day of October, in
the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-
seven. Richmond: Printed by Thomas W. White, opposite the
Bell-tavern. 1828. 7520
152 p. 27 cm.
Session began Oct. 15, 1787, and ended Jan. 8, 1788. Joseph Prentis,
speaker.
[Resolutions in relation to the proceedings of the federal conven-
tion] : p. 15, 77. 7521
[Report of committee on the election of Abraham Penn, a delegate
from Henry county] : p. 15, 16. 7522
[Report of committee on the complaint of Alexander M'Aulay against
Anthony New] : p. 18, 19. 7523
[Report of committee on the will of Charles Moorman] : p. 40, 41.
7524
[Report of committee on improving the navigation of the Appomat-
tox river] : p. 42, 43. 7525
[Report of committee in relation to the ship Bowman]: p. 51. 7526
Report of committee on title of land of Thomas Nelson, formerly
belonging to Edward and Elizabeth Harwood]: p. 89. 7527
[Report on claim of Richard Chiniwith] : p. 89, 100. 7528
[Report of committee in favor of Christopher Calvert of Norfolk]:
P. 92. 7529
[Report of committee on the brick work of the public foundry done
in 1776. 1777, and 1778] : p. 92, 112. 7530
[Report of committee on the accounts of the commonwealth against
the U. S.] : p. 93. 7531
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, Jacquelin
Ambler, Dec. 12, 1786 to Nov. 30, 1787] : p. 96, 97, 108. 7532
[Report of committee on the duties of the clerk of the house] : p. 103,
104. 7533
[Report on the public buildings in Richmond] : p. 114 7534
Report of committee on petition of William Ronald in relation to
the Gosport lands] : p. 116 . 7535
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[Beport of committee on claim of Alexander Love for losa of dis-
tOlery at Norfolk in 1776] : p. 128. 75S6
[Report from the committee to whom it waa referred to call on the
commissioners engaged in liquidating and adjusting the expenses incurred
bjr this commonwealth for the northwestern territory ceded to congress]:
p. 137-139. 75S7
Joomal of session, June 2S, 1788-June 30, 1788; p. 145-152. 75S8
[Journal of the senate of the conunonwealth of Virginia;
betron and held in the cily of Richmond, on Monday the 15th
day of October, in the year of our Lord 1787, and in tiie twelftii
year of the commonwealth. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Nicolson. 1788] 7639
No copy seen. For authority for title see senate journal Jan. 8, 1788
(reprint] p. 94.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia;
begun and held in the city of Richmond, on Monday, the 15th
day of October, in the year of our Lord 1787, and in the twelfth
year of the commonwealth. Richmond : Printed by Thomas W.
White. 1828. 7640
95 p. 21.6cni.
Session beg'an Oct. 15, 1787 and ended Jan. 8, 1788. John Jones, speaker.
[Report of committee relative to account of treasurer, J. Ambler,
Dec. 12, 1786 to Nov. 30, 1787] : p. 74-77. 7541
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the public buildings in the city of
Richmond on Monday the fifteenth day of October, in the year
of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-seven. Rich-
mond : Printed by J. Dixon, A. Davis and T. Nicolson. [1788]
7642
[50] p. size of leaf, 30 by 21 cm. In a bound volume of se-
slon laws, 1785-1792. The library has a second copy, with the sifrnature
of Dan. L. Hylton on the title-page. Formerly in the state law library. In
a bound volume of session laws, 1785-1792.
Reprinted in Hening, v. 12, p. 412-643.
[Resolution in relation to paper currency] : p. [60] 754S
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the public buildings in the city of
Richmond, on Monday the fifteenth day of October, in the year
of our Lord, one thousand senen [sic] hundred and eighty-seven.
[ — 8 January, 1788] Richmond: Printed by Aug, Davis and
Thomas Nicolson. [1788] 7644
[47], 1 p. folio. Title from Evans no. 21548. Copy in library
of congress.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1787] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, r. 4. 1785-1789, p. 222-388. 1884. 7545
Army. [Articles of war. Richmond: Augustine Davis, printer.
1787] 7546
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No copjr seen. 2000 copies printed.
[Act "to amend the act, 'for regulating and disciplining the
militia"] [1787] 7S47
Ordered printed separately, but no copy seen.
Bounty lands. [Notice and recommendations from the superintend-
ents appointed for locating and surveying the lands given as bounties to the
officers and soldiers of the late Virginia continental line. Feb. 12, 1787]
7548
In Virginia Independent chronicle, Feb. 14, 1787.
[Act, "for reviving, continuing, and amending an act, 'to re-
vive and amend in part, an act, 'for giving further time to enter certificates
for settlement rights, and for locating warrants upon preemption rights,
and for other purposes"] [1787] 7549
Ordered printed separately, but no copy seen.
Citizens. [Citizen bill] [Richmond: John Dixon, 1787] 7550
No copy seen. See house journal Nov. 2, 1787. 1000 copies printed.
Congress. [Statement from* congress] [Richmond: John Dixon,
1787] 7551
No copy seen. See house Journal Nov. 2, 1787. IBOO copies printed.
Convention for considering the federal constitution. [Bill concern-
ing the convention to be held in the city of Richmond in June next]
[Richmond: John Dixon, 1788] 7552
No copy seen. See petition of John Dixon Nov. 21, 1788.
Virginia, to-wit: General assembly begun and held at the capi-
tol in the city of Richmond, on Monday the fifteenth day of October, in the
year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-seven. An act
concerning the convention to be held in June next. Passed, December 12th,
1787 . . . [Richmond, Printed by John Dixon, 1787] 7553
broadside. 32 by 20 cm. Copy in the library of confess, and
library of American antiquarian society. See Evans no. 20842.
In the house of delegates, Thursday, the 25th of October, 1787.
[Seven resolutions for electing delegates to a convention to be held in
Richmond on the first Monday in June, 1788, to act upon the proposed fed-
eral constitution] Teste, John Beckley, C, H. D. 1787. October 31st, agreed
to by the senate, H. Brooke, C. S. [Richmond, Printed by Dixon & Holt,
1787] 7554
broadside. 4 to. Copy in library of American antiquarian so-
ciety. See Evans no. 20839. 2000 copies printed. See house Journal Oct. 25,
1787. 200 copies printed also in 1788 for the convention by Augustine Davis.
See convention Journal of June 2, 1788.
Courts. [Bill entitled "an act, to enable the judges of the admiralty,
to hold courts of oyer and terminer, and to amend the act, 'for establishing
the general court"] [1787] 7555
Ordered printed separately, but no copy seen.
[District court bill] [Richmond: John Dixon, 1787] 7556
No copy seen. See house Journal Nov. 2, 1787.
Distilled spirits. [Bill prohibiting the importation of foreign distilled
spirits and other articles] [Richmond: John Dixon, 1787] 7557
2 p. No copy seen. See petition of John Dixon. Nov. 21, 1788.
Duties. [Acts for imposing duties, etc. Richmond: Augustine Davis,
printer. March 21. 1787] > 7558
No copy seen. 150 copies printed.
Executions. [Act respecting executions. Richmond: Aigustine Davis,
printer. 1787] 7559
Copy not seen. See resolution of bouse Jan. 8, 1788. 1100 copies
were printed.
Federal constitution. Plan of the foederal constitution. Richmond:
Printed by John Dixon, printer to this commonwealth [1787] 7560
16 p. 16H cm.
Includes resolutions of the convention in regard to the ratification and
execution of the constitution, letter of transmittal to coni?ress (signed George
Washington, president; dated September 17. 1787) and resolution of con-
gress of Sept. 28, 1787, providing for the submission of the constitution to
the states. See house Journal Nov. 2, 1787. 5000 copies printed. See
house Journal Oct. 16, 1787 for the order to print; the document is called
The report of the federal convention lately held at Philadelphia.
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[The foederal constitution for the United States of America.
Kichmond: Printed by Augustine Davis. 1787] 7561
Copy not seen. Advertised in Davis's Virginia Independent chronicle,
Oct; 3, 1787. See voucher of July 8, 1789. This is probably the same as
Ford's title no. 20, In 11 p., 4 to.
Finance. [Report from committee on finance] [Richmond: John
Dixon, 1787] 7562
No copy seen. See house Journal Nov. 2, 1787. 1500 copies printed.
[Statement from the treasurer] [Richmond: John Dixon,
1787] 75«S
No copy seen. See house Journal Nov. 2, 1787. 1600 copies printed.
[Statement of the public debt] [Richmond: Thomas Nicol-
son, 1787] 7564
No copy seen. See house Journal Jan. 8, 1788. 2000 copies printed.
The Virginia gazette and weekly advertiser of Feb. 7, 1788 contains this ad-
vertisement which refers to the above title: "May be had at this office, price
7H d., A statement of the public debt, by Mr. William Ronald, one of the
committee appointed for that purpose."
[Notice by J. Ambler, treasurer, of the sale of all the crop
and transfer tobacco which has been received at the treasury. June 21,
1787] 7565
In Virginia independent chronicle, June 27, 1787.
[Bill declaring tobacco receivable in payment for taxes for
the year 1787] [Richmond: John Dixon, 1787] 7566
2 p. Copy not seen. See petition of John Dixon, Nov. 21, 1788.
500 copies printed.
Governor. [Proclamation of Edmund Randolph, governor, relative to
Edward Watkins, Jan. 11, 1787] 7567
In Virginia independent chronicle, Jan. 24, 1787. Also printed as a
separate broadside by Augustine Davis, but no separate seen,
[Proclamation of the governor, Edmund Randolph, relative to
Presley Hunt and Ephraim Andrews, March 2, 1787] 7568
In Virginia gazette and weekly advertiser, March 15, 1787.
[Instructions from executive to naval officers] [Richmond:
John Dixon, 1787] 7569
No copy seen. See house Journal Nov. 2, 1787. 50 copies printed.
Kentucky. [Act for appointing commissioners to liquidate and settle
the expenses incurred in two expeditions carried on from the Kentucky
district against the neighboring Indians] [1787] 7570
Ordered printed separately, but no copy seen.
[Act, "making further provision for the erection of the dis-
trict of Kentucky, into an independent state"] [1788] 7571
Ordered printed separately, but no copy seen. See house Journal Dec.
29, 1788, 100 copies printed.
Laws. [Order in council relative to the distribution of the laws.
March 13, 1787] 7572
In Virginia Independent chronicle, March 28, 1787.
Pensioners, last of pensioners for the year 1787. [Signed] J. Pen-
dleton, auditor's office, 30th November, 1787. [Richmond: Printed by
Thomas Nicolson. 1787] 7573
2 p. 43 by 28 cm. Copy in library of congress. The printer's
name Is taken from the voucher in contingent fund.
In council, January 29, 1787. [Circular letter of the governor,
Edmund Randolph, relative to pensioners] 7574
broadside. 32 by 21 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Protestant Episcopal church. [Act to repeal the act for incorporat-
ing the Protestant Episcopal church, and for other purposes. Richmond:
Printed by John Dixon. 1787] 7575
Copy not seen. 1500 copies printed. See Dixon's letter to the governor.
May 21, 1787. Calendar state papers, v. 1, p. 289. This act was passed in
Oct. session, 1786.
Taxation. [Revenue laws] [Richmond: Thomas Nicolson, 1787]
7576
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3 p. (olio. Copy not seen.
[Revenue bill passed by general assembly of 1787-88] [Rich-
mond: John Dixon, 1788] 7577
4 p. No copy seen. See petition of John Dixon, Nov. 21. 1788.
1788 (JUNE)
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia; begun and holden in the city of Richmond, in the
county of Henrico, oh Monday, the twenty-third day of June,
in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-
eight. [Richmond: Printed by Dixon, Davis and Nicolson,
1788] 7578
Copy not seen. Title from Evans's Amer. bibliography, no. 21557.
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia; begun and holden in the city of Richmond, in the
county of Henrico, on Monday, the twenty-third day of June,
in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-
eight. Richmond: Printed by Thomas W, White, opposite the
Bell-tavern. 1828. 7579
§. 145-132., 26.gcm. Bound with journal of Oct., 1787.
ession besan June 23, 1788 and ended June 30, 1788. Thomas Mat-
thews, speaker.
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia;
begun and held in the city of Richmond, on Monday, the 23d
day of June, in the year of our Lord 1788, and in the twelfth
of the commonwealth. Richmond : Printed by ? 1788] 7580
No copy found..
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia;
begun and held in the city of Richmond, on Monday, the 23d
day of June, in the year of our Lord 1788, and in the twelfth
year of the commonwealth. Richmond : Printed by Thomas W.
White. 1828. 7581
96 p., 1 fold sheet. 21 Vi cm.
For journal of the June session see p. 1-10. For Journal of October
session see p. 11-96.
Session besan June 23, 1788 and ended June 30, 1788 John Jones,
speaker.
Session Laws
At a general assembly begun and held at the public build-
ings in the city of Richmond, on Monday the twenty-third of
June in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and
eighty-eight, and in the twelfth year of the commonwealth.
7582
6 p. manuscript.
"This was a special session of the legislature, called immediately after
the adjournment of the convention, which adopted the federal constitution.
The laws were originally printed on a single sheet of paper, but they were
soon so generally lost, that the acts of this session have been copied from
the rolls." This note appears in the manuscript and also in Hening, v. 12,
p. 644. It ia evident that this manuscript Is the copy used by Hening for
p. 644-647, In v. 12. Copy formerly In the state law library. In a bound
volume of session laws, 1786-1792.
Printed in Hening, v. 12, p. 644-647.
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Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Viiginia, becrun and held at the public buildinsrs, in the city of
Richmond, on Monday, the twenty-third day of June, in the year
of our Lord, one thousand seven hundred and eighty-eis^t. [ — 30
June, 1788] Ridimond: Printed by Dixon, Davis & Nicolson.
[1788] 7683
broadside. folto. Copy not aeen. See Evans no. 21SS0. See
statement by Henins. v. 12, p. 644.
Separate Documents: MiaceUamea
Goyemor. [Proclamation of the governor, Edmund Randolph, con-
vening the general assembly, on June 23. May 14, 1788] 7584
In Virginia Independent chronicle. May 21, 1788.
In council, May 20, 1788. [Circular letter of the governor,
Ekimnnd Randolph, relative to justices of the peace, and pensioners] 7585
broadside. 24 by 19 cm. Copy in library of congress.
CONVENTION OF 1788
Jovmals
Journal of the convention of Virginia. Held in the city of
Richmond, on the first Monday in Jime, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand seven hundred and eighty-eight. [Richmond] :
Printed by Augustine Davis, printer to the convention. 1788.
7686
42p. 4 to.
The title as given above is from Evans's American bibliography no.
21S55. The only copy Icnown to the compiler Is in the New York public library.
The voucher for this journal dated July 3. 1788 shows that Augustine Davis
printed 200 copies of the Journal of each day separately. At the close of the
convention 200 copies of the complete Journal were printed.
Journal of the convention of Virginia, held in the city of
Richmond, on the first Monday in June, in the year of our Lord
one thousand seven hundred and eighty-eight. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas W. White, Main street, opposite the Bell-
tavern. 1827. 7587
39p. 22cm.
Debates
* Debates and other proceedings of the convention of Vir-
ginia, convened at Richmond, on Monday the 2d day of June,
1788, for the purpose of deliberating on the constitution recom-
mended by the grand federal convention. To which is prefixed
the federal constitution. Volume 1. Petersburg: Printed by
Hunter and Prentis. 1788. 7688
194p. 8vo.
* Debates and other proceedings of the convention of Vir-
ginia, convened at Richmond, on Monday the 2d day of June,
1788, for the purpose of deliberating on the constitution recom-
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mended by the grand federal convention. To which is prefixed
the federal constitution. Vol, II. [—Ill] Petersburg: Printed
by William Prentis. 1789. 7589
195, 228 p. 8vo.
* Debates and other proceedings of the convention of Vir-
ginia, convened at Richmond, on Monday the second day of June,
1788, for the purpose of deliberating on the constitution recom-
mended by the grand federal convention. To which is prefixed
the federal constitution. Taken in short hand, by David Robert-
son ... of Petersburg. Second edition. Richmond : Printed
at the Enquirer press, for Ritchie and Worsley and Augustine
Davis. 1805. 7590
477p. 21cm.
"The sreat and greneral eagerness to know their deliberations, induced
the publication of these debates, which were taken d6wn In short hand, as
fully and accurately as an Ineligible seat, and other disadvantageous circum-
stances permitted the stenographer to take them."
"Though they are much more detailed than such debates usually are,
and though he was governed by the most sacred regard to strict justice and
Impartiality in taking and transcribing them, the peculiarity of his situation,
must have rendered the publication imperfect, and perhaps in some (he hopes
few) instances, have occasioned a misconception of the meaning of the speak-
ers. Among other disadvantages. It was republished without the aid of a
proof sheet. The transcriber had no opportunity of examining and correcting
the sheet first committed to the press, so as to render all the other sheets
accurate — a benefit which perhaps is common to every other publication in
the English language. Yet the substance of those debates was so Interesting,
that the work, met with general approbation; and a much greater number of
volumes might have been easily sold, than were published. — The book is now
In great demand, and not to be procured. A second edition has been for a
long time loudly called for. In compliance with what Is conceived to be the
general desire, it is now published. In order to make it more acceptable. It
has been in part revised and corrected by the same stenographer who took
them down. He has excluded, it Is believed, most of the errors in the first
edition. — He has been aided in doing so, by reference to part of the steno-
graphlcal manuscript which is preserved in his possession: part of It has
been destroyed. This revision might perhaps have been perfect, could he
have hau some communication with the speakers on some points. As he could
not communicate with all, he declined, for obvious reasons, to communicate
with any." Preface, p. vll. vlH.
"No such thing as a published speech was then known In' the country.
«nd the only means of forming an opinion of the powers of a public man
was to hear him speak. Brief and Imperfect as Robertson's Debates are.
they present the fullest report of speeches then known In our annals."
Grigsby. History of the Virginia federal convention of 1788. v. 1. p. 73, 74.
Note.
"When the body assembled. David Robertson, of Petersburg, with an
assistant, both shorthand reporters, appeared to take down the debates, a
thing unprecedented in the history of Virginia assemblies. Instead of being
allowed to place his table in front of the speaker, what he calls, 'an ineligible
seat,' was all he could secure; and while some of the federal speakers revised
his report of their speeches, the opposition, regarding him as in the interest
of the federalists, refused to render him this assistance, thereby doing them-
selves the greatest injustice." Henry, W. W. Patrick Henry, v. 2, p. 345.
• The debates, resolutions, and other proceedings, in con-
vention, on the adoption of the federal constitution, as recom-
mended by tiie general convention at Philadelphia, on the 17th
of September, 1787 : with the yeas and nays on the decision of
the main question. Collected and rev., from contemporary pub-
lications, by Jonathan Elliott . . . Washington, The editor,
1827-30. 7591
4 V. 21cm.
"The debates in Virginia": v. 2.
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* The debates in the several state conventions on the adop-
ti<Hi of the federal constitution, as recommended by the genei^
convention at Philadelphia in 1787. T<^ther with the journal
of the federal convention, Luther Martin's letter, Yates's min-
utes, congressional opinions, Virginia and Kentucky resolutions
of 98-99, and other illustrations of the constitution. . . . Col-
lected and revised from contemporary publications, by Jonathan
Eliot. Published under the sanction of congress. Philadelphia,
J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1861. 7692
5 V. 24cm.
*Same. 1859. 7592a
5 V. 24cin.
Resohdiona
Richmond, state of Virginia. In convention, Wednesday,
tte 25th of June, 1788. The convention, according to the order
of tiie day, resolved itself into a committee of the whole con-
vention, to take into farther consideration, the proposed con-
stitution of government for the United States . . . [Colo«
phon] : Richmond : Printed by Augustine Davis, printer to the
h<morable convention. [1788] , ... 7593
3p. 48 by 30 cm. Copy In libiaC. t))! oonsl'ess. Cm |i. 2 ayd 3, Is the text
of the constitution. .... • . _
f . • • •
Richmond, state of Virginia! In ctmventic^*, Wednesday,
the 25th of June, 1788. In ccwvention/ Friday, the 27th of June,
1788. [Colophon] : Richmond : Printed \yy Aug. Davis, printer
to the honorable convention. 7594
4p. 34 by 22cm. Copy in library of confess. Includes the proceedings
of both sessions, but does not have the constitution.
The ratifications of the new foederal constitution, together
with the amendments, proposed by the several states. .
Richmond: Printed by Aug. Davis, 1788. 7595
4, 32d. 12mo. No copy seen. Ford no. 148. See no. 7696.
[Ratification of the constitution, the bill of rights, and the
amendments as finally agreed to by the convention. Richmond :
Augustine Davis, printer. 1788] 7596
No copy seen. 4300 copies printed. See voucher July 3, 17((. This title
is taken from the voucher. See No. 7595.
Biography and History
* The convention of 1788 ; an address delivered by J. Staun-
ton Moore, at the Westmoreland club, Richmond, Va., to the
society of the sons of the American revolution, February 22,
1908. [Richmond ? Va., 1908] 7597
cover-title. 38p. 23cm.
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* The history of the Virgrinia federal convention of 1788,
with some account of the eminent Virginians of that era who
were members of the body. By Hugh Blair Grigsby. With a
biographical sketch of the author and illustrative notes; ed. by
R. A. Brock. Richmond, Va. [Virginia historical] society,
1889-91. 7598
2 V. -Svo. (Vlrtrinla historical society. Collections, new ser., v. 9-10)
Note: For additional references on the convention of 1788 see A bibli-
ography of the conventions and constitutions of Virginia including refer-
ences to essays, letters and speeches in the Virginia newspapers, by E. G.
Swem, Va. state library bulletin, v. 4, No. 3, p. 374-380.
1788 (OCT.)
Jtmmali
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia. General assembly begun and held at the public build-
ings in the city of Richmond, on Monday, the twentieth of Octo-
ber, in the year of our Lord, one thousand seven hundred and
eighly-eight, and of the commonwealth the thirteenth. Rich-
mond: Printed by John Dixon, printer to this commonwealth.
[1789] 7599
92p.^ ;6.:c.p.;,; : : .:■;;•:;;:: ;
Journal :of:the hoqs^ of d^ogates of the commonwealth of
Virginiji{* Wgftfrf^hd "holden i^i'the city of Richmond, in the
county of Henrico*, o*n"Moliday, 1Aib twentieth day of October, in
the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-
eight. Richmond: Printed by Thomas W. White, opposite the
!Bell-tavem. 1828. 7600
131p. 27cm.
Session begran Oct. 20, 1788 and ended Dec. 30, 1788. Thomas Matthews,
speaker.
[Report of committee on eligibility of Edward Carrington of Pow-
hatan, as a member of the house] : p. 7. 7601
[Report of committee on loan made by Robert Carter Nicholas from
John Norton and Sons of London for powder] : p. 14, 15. 7602
[Resolutions in relation to the constitution of the U. S.] : p. 16, 17.
760S
S Report of committee on claim of executor of John Wilson, late of
1 : p. 31, 41. 7604
[Report of committee on election of John Garland of Hanover] :
p. 33, 34. 7605
[Report of committee on claim of Richard Call] : o. 36. 7606
[Resolutions, including drafts of letters to the states, in favor of a
convention to consider the defects of the constitution] : p. 42, 43. 7607
[Report on claim of executor of William Frazer] : p. 52. 7608
Report of committee on petitions of James Rumsey and John Fitch] :
p. 66. 7609
[Report of committee on election of Lewis Burwell of Mecklenburg] :
p. 66, 67. 7610
[Resolutions in favor of the free navigation of the Mississippi]:
p. 76. 7611
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[Report on the public buildings, and resolutions of the house] : p. 81,
121, 122. 7612
[Report of committee on petition of John May respecting lands in
Bourbon county, at the mouth of Limestone creek in Kentucky] : p. 100, 101.
7618
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, Jaquelin
Ambler, Dec. 1, 1787 to Nov. 24, 1788]: p. 106-113. 7614
Also printed separately. No separate seen.
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia.
General assembly begun and held at the public buildings in the
city of Richmond, on Monday the twentieth of October, in the
year of our Lord, one thousand seven hundred and eighty-eight,
and of the commonwealth the thirteenth. Richmond: Printed
by Thomas Nicolson. 1789] 7616
No copy seen. Title on authority of voucher. See house Journal p. 129.
Journal of the senate. At a general assembly, begun and
held at the public buildings in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day, the 20th day of October, in the year of our Lord, one thou-
sand seven hundred and eighty-eij^t, in the thirteenth year of
the commonwealtii ; being the second session of this present
general assembly. [Richmond: Printed by Thomas W. White.
1828] 7616
caption-title, p. 11-96, 1 fold, sheet. 21Hcm. Bound with the Journal
of the .Tune session, 1788.
Session be^an Oct. 20. 1788 and ended Dec 30. 1788. John Jones, speaker.
[Report of committee relative to accounts of the treasurer, Jaquelin
Ambler, Dec. 1. 1787 to Nov. 24, 1788] : p. 98-96, 1 fold, sheet at end. 7617
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, Begun and held at the public buildings, in the city of
Richmond, on Monday, the twentieth of October, in the year of
our Lord, one thousand seven hundred and eighty-eight. Rich-
mond : Printed by Dixon, Davis, and Nicolson. [1789] 7618
[51] p. size of leaf, 32 by 19 cm. The signature of Edmund Pendleton
appears on page 3. The library has a second copy in a bound volume of
session laws, 1785-1792. The library has a third copy with the signature
of W. W. Heningr on the title page. Formerly in the state law library. In a
bound volume of session laws, 1785-1792. Contains some manuscript notes.
Reprinted in Hening, v. 12, p. S48-79$.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Account with United States. [Resolution of house of delegates re-
specting the settlement of the account between the U. S., with an order
of council annexed. Richmond: Augustine Davis, printer, 1788] 7619
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
Archives. [State papers, 1788] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 4, 1785-1789, p. 388-541. 1884. 7620
Bribery. [An act to punish bribery and extortion] 7621
No copy seen. See senate journal Dec. 19, 1788.
Constitntion of the U. S. Virginia, to-wit: In general assembly,
Friday, the 20th November, 1788. Sir, The freemen of the commonwealth
in convention assembled, having at the same time that they ratified the
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56 Btdletin Virginia State Library [B. Randolph, Gov.
federal constitution, expressed a desire that many parts which they consider
exceptionable should be amended . . . They have accordingly ag^reed
upon an application, to be presented to the congress . . . As we con-
ceive that all the good people of the United States, are equally interested
in obtaining those amendments . . . Signed by order and on behalf of
the general assembly, John Jones, Thomas Mathews. [Richmond: Printed
by John Dixon, printer to the commonwealth, 1788] ? 7622
broadside. 23 by 19 cm. Copy In the library of congrress.
Courts. [District court bill. Thomas Nicolson, printer. Dec. 20,
1788] 7«23
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
At a court of appeals, held at the courthouse in Richmond, on
Monday, the 12th of May, 1788. On consideration of a late act of assembly,
instituted 'An act establishing district courts,' after several conferences and
upon mature deliberation, the court do adjudge that clerks of the said courts
ought not now to be appointed, for reasons contained in a remonstrance to
the general assembly in words following, to-wit: 7624
In Virgrinia independent chronicle. May 21, 1788 [supplement]
Executions. [Act to amend an act directing the mode of proceeding
under certain executions] [Richmond, 1789] 7625
No copy seen. Ordered printed separately. See house journal Dec. 29,
1788.
Finance. [Treasurer's account, with the report of the committee
thereon. Richmond: Augustine Davis, printer. Dec. 21, 1788] 7626
No copy seen. 500 copies printed.
General assembly. [Circular letter. Richmond: Augustine Davis,
printer. Nov. 30, 1788] 7627
No copy seen. There were three different letters printed by Davis on
this date, by order of the house of delegates.
[Titles of the bills for the members of the general assembly.
Richmond: Augustine Davis, printer. Dec. 21, 1788] 7628
No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
Crovemor. In council, 29th Dec, 1788. [Circular letter of the governor,
Beverley Randolph, to county lieutenants, relative to vouchers respecting
recruits, provisions, clothing, forage, arms, ammunition, horses, waggons
and teams, and every other species of supply raised for the support of the
late war] 7629
broadside. 23 by 18cm. Copy in library of congress.
In the house of delegates, the 25th of December, 1788. [Reso-
lution relative to claims of the commonwealth against the United States]
In council, December 29, 1788. [Order to commanding officers of counties,
commissioners of provisions, commissaries, quartermasters, relative to ad-
justment of accounts] 7630
broadside. 17 by 20 cm. Copy in library of congress.
[Letter of the executive relative to supplies furnished the
army. Richmond: John Dixon, printer. Dec. 27, 1788] 7631
No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
In council, 29th Dec., 1788. Sir, In the settlement of the
account of this commonwealth with the United States, vouchers are re-
quired . . . [Signed] Beverley Randolph. [Richmond, Printed by Thomas
Nicolson ? 1788] 7632
broadside. 4to. Copy in the library of congrress. See Evans no. 21554.
Kentucky. [An act concerning the erection of the district of Ken-
tucky into an independent state] [Richmond, 1789] 7633
No copy seen. Ordered printed separately. See house Journal, Dec. 29,
1788.
Pensioners. A list of pensioners, for the year 1788. [Signed] J.
Pendleton, auditor's office, December 10, 1788. 7634
broadside. 50 by 39 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Presidential electors. [Bill, For the appointment of electors to choose
a president, pursuant to the constitution of the United States. Richmond:
John Dixon, printer. 1788] 7635
No copy seen. 500 copies printed. According to senate Journal Nov. 20.
1788, the act was also printed separately.
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Repreaentattves in congress. [Bill, For the election of representatives,
pursuant to the constitution of the government of the United States. Rich-
mond: John Dixon, printer. 1788] 7636
No copy seen. 500 copies printed.
Taxation. State of the public taxes, payable for the year 1787, within
the commonwealth of Virginia. J. Ambler, treasurer, L. Wood, jun., solici-
tor. Feb. 18, 1788. 7637
In Virgrinia independent chronicle, Feb. 20. 1788.
Tobacco. [Account of tobacco sales. Richmond: Thomr.8 Nicolson,
printer. Dec. 15, 1788] 7638
No copy seen. ISO copies printed.
1789
JoumdLs
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the nineteenth of October, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand, seven hundred and eighty-nine, and of the com-
monwealth the fourteenth. Richmond: printed by John Dixon,
printer to this commonwealth. [1790] 7639
KOp. 36cm.
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia; begun and holden in the city of Richmond, in the
county of Henrico, on Monday the nineteenth day of October,
in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-
nine. Richmond: Printed by Thomas W. White, opposite the
Bell-tavern. 1828. 7640
141p. 27cm.
Session beeran Oct. 19, 1789 and ended Dec. 19, 1789. Tliomas Matthews,
speaker.
[Resolutions in relation to the laws of the commonwealth] : p. 11.
7641
To George Washington, president of the U. S.: p. 17, 19. 7642
To George Washington, president of the U. S. [in relation to Indian
troubles] : p. 24, 25. 7643
[Report of committee appointed to examine and report upon certain
English statutes, and the laws of the commonwealth^ : p. 25-29, 30-33. 7644
[Report of committee and resolutions in relation to the remonstrance
of the seven Baptist associations] : p. 83, 84. 7645
(Resolutions offered pointing out the defects of the constitution of
Virginia, and suggesting a revision] : p. 108-110. 7646
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, Jaquelin
Ambler, Nov. 26, 1788 to Nov. 24, 1789] : p. 117. 7647
The public treasury, from the 25th of November, 1788 to the 24th
of November, 1789, inclusive [signed] J, Ambler, treasurer: p. 121, 126. 7648
p. 121 is a folded sheet, printed on one side. No pa^es are wanting,
though the next page is numbered 125.
[Report of committee on the letter from the directors of the public
buildings, together with their accounts of disbursement] : p. 126, 127. 7649
[Report of committee on petition of Henry Banks, agent for settling
affairs of Hunter, Banks and company, in dealings with WUliam Armistead,
commercial agent in 1780-1782] : p. 127, 128. 7650
[Report of committee and resolutions in relation to the establishment
of a woolen factory] : p. 134. 7651
[Report of committee appointed to examine the state of the sinking
fund] : p. 136-138. 7652
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68 Btdletin Virginia State Library [B. Randolph, Gov.
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begrun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the nineteenth of October in the year of our Lord one thou-
sand seven hundred and eighty-nine, and of the commonwealth
the fourteenth. Richmond : Printed by Thomas Nicolson. 1790]
7653
No copy seen. Title on authority of voucher. See senate Journal [re-
print] Dec. 1». 1789. p. 88.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia;
begun and held in the city of Richmond, on Monday, the 19th
day of October, in the year of our Lord 1789, and in the four-
teenth jrear of the commonwealth. Richmond: Printed by
Thomas W. White. 1828. 7664
90p. 21.6cm.
Session begran Oct. 19, 1789 and ended Dec. 19, 1789. John Pride, speaker.
[Reasons for voting for the postponement of the 3d, 8tif), 11th and 12th
articles of amendments to the constitution of the U. S., signed by John Pride,
M. Anderson, J. S. Wills, S. T. Maaon, Joseph Jones, W. Russell, Turner
Southall, John Pope] : p. 61-64. 7655
[Reasons for dissenting from resolution, signed by L. Joynes, A. St.
Clair, J. Taylor, N. Cabell, H. Nelson] : p. 64, 65, 66, 67. 7656
[Report of committee relative to the sinking fund] : p. 78-80. 7657
[Report of committee relative to the report of the treasurer, Jaquelin
Ambler, Nov. 24, 1788 to Nov. 24, 1789] : p. 84-86, 1 fold, sheet. 7658
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commpnwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the nineteenth of October, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand seven hundred and eighty-nine. Richmond:
Printed by John Dixon, printer to this commonwealth. [1790]
7669
.50p. 33 by 20H cm. The slg-nature of Edmund Pendleton appears on
the title page. Bound with the session laws of October, 1790. The library
has a Bpcond copv In a bound volume of sespton laws, 1785-1792. The
library has a third copy with the sl«rnature of Thos. Bayly on the title pa^e.
Formerly In the state law library. In a bound volume of session laws, 1785-
1792. Contains some manuscript notes.
Reprinted In Heningr. v. 13, p. 1-109.
The house resolved that the executive have laws printed of current ses-
sion so that the members returning may carry the quotas to their counties.
If public printer can not do it, an amount to pay for cost is to be taken out
of his salary. See house Journal, Nov. 7, 1789, p. 46. •
FResoIutions] : p. 43-46. 7660
FReport of committee on letter of Hon. Cyrus Griffin! : p. 44. 7661
[Report of committee in relation to the public buildings, and the con-
tract with Samuel Dobie] : p. 45. 7662
[Report of committee on state of sinking fund] : p. 45, 46. 7665
Court Reports
* A collection of cases decided by the general court of Vir-
ginia, chiefly relating to the penal laws of the commonwealth.
Commencing in the year 1789, fend ending in 1814. Copied from
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1789] A Bibliography of Virginia 59
the records of said court, with explanatory notes, by judges
Brockenbrough and Holmes. [Vol. 1.] Philadelphia, Published
by James Webster, William Fry, printer, 1815. 7664
viii, 336 p. 22Hcm.
' Cited as 3 Va. reports.
Remonstrance of the court of appeals, to the general assembly, May
12, 1788, concerning the act of assembly entitled "an act establishing dis-
trict courts." Subsequent to this remonstrance, the whole of the judges
[Edmund Pendleton, George Wythe, John Blair, Paul Carrington, Peter
Lyons, William Fleming, Henry Tazewell, Richard Gary, James Henry, and
John Tyler] resigned, and afterwards re-qualifled, under an act for amend-
ing the act entitled, "An act constituting the court of appeals," passed the
22d of December, 1788. p. 98-108. 7665
Judges of the general court of Virginia during the period of these
reports: James Mercer to November 18, 1789; Henry Tazewell to Novem-
ber 6, 1793; Joseph Prentis to June, 1809; St. George Tucker to January 6,
1804; Richard Parker to May, 1813; Edmund Winston to February 6, 1813;
Richard Gary to November, 1789; John Tyler to December, 1808; James
Henry to January, 1800; Guthbert Bullitt to August, 1791; Joseph Jones
from November 19, 1789 to October, 1805; Spencer Roane from November
19, 1789 to December 2, 1794; William Nelson from August 27, 1791 to
March, 1813; Robert White from November 14, 1793; Paul Garrington, jr.
from December 12, 1794; Archibald Stuart from January 9.3, 1800; Francis
T. Brooke from January 12, 1804 to January 30, 1811; Greed Taylor from
November 2, 1805 to June 14, 1806; Hugh Holmes from December 6, 1805;
WUliam H. Gabell from December 14, 1808 to March 21, 1811: John Goalter
from February 7, 1809 to May 11, 1811; Hugh Nelson from February 7, 1809
to March, 1811; WUliam Brockenbrough from February 7, 1809; Thomas
Evans from February 10, 1809; James Semple from June 27, 1809; Peter
Johnston from February 1, 1811; Dabney Garr from March 26, 1811 to Jan-
uary 29, 1812; Daniel Smith from April 10, 1811; James Allen from June,
1811; Peter Randolph from January 21, 1812; John Dabney from February
6, 1813; William Daniel from April 1, 1813; William A. G. Dade from
May 25, 1813. 7666
* A collection of cases decided by the general court of Vir-
ginia, chiefly relating to the penal laws of the commonwealth.
Clommencing in the year 1789 and ending in 1814. Copied from
the records of said court, with explanatory notes, by judges
Brockenbrough and Holmes. Second edition, with abstracts
prefixed to the cases. Vol. 1. J. W. Randolph, 121 Main Street,
Richmond, Va. 1853. 7667
[158] p. 8vo.
* Virginia reports. . . . volumes 1 and 2, Virginia cases.
Volumes 1 and 2, Patton, jr., and Heath. [1789-1857] Anno-
tated under the supervision of Thomas Johnson Michie. Char-
lottesville, Va. The Michie Company, law publishers, 1902.
7668
926p. 25cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1789] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 4, 1785-1789, p. 541-654; v. 5, 1790-1792, p. 1-93. 1884, 1885.
7669
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60 BtUletin Virginia State Library [B. Randolph, Gov.
Capital of federal govemment. [Address of committee of Alexandria
and George-Town, Robert Peter, George Walker, Bernard O'Neill, Benjamin
Stoddert, William Deakins, jun., George Gilpin, John Fitzgerald, Charles
Simms, David Stuart, Robert T. Hooe, to principal towns in the eastern
states, relative to the location of the seat of federal government on the
Potomac. Dec. 7, 1789] 7670
broadside. 40 by 26 cm. Copy In library of congress.
Guards over prisoners. In the house of delegates, Dec. 15, 1789. [Res-
olution that the executive take the most effectual means to prevent the
employment of unnecessary guards over prisoners in district jails] 7671
broadside. 20 by 16 cm. Copy In library of congrreBs.
Kentucky. [Act concerning the erection of the district of Kentucky
into an independent state] [Richmond, 1789] 7672
No copy seen. Ordered printed separately. See house journal. Dec. 19,
1789.
Oaths. [Act of the congress of the U. S. respecting oaths] [Rich-
mond: Augustine Davis. 1789] 7673
Copy not seen. 200 copies printed.
Pensioners. A list of pensioners, to be paid by the state, for the yeai
1789. [Signed] J. Pendleton, Auditor's office, Jan. 2, 1790. 7674
broadslue. 53 by 21 cm. Copy In library of congrress.
1790
JoumaXs
Journal of the house of delegates, of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the eighteenth of October, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand seven hundred and ninety, and of the common-
wealth the fifteenth. Richmond : Printed by John Dixon, printer
to this commonwealth. [1791] 7676
169p. S3cm.
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia; begun and holden in the city of Richmond, in the
county of Henrico, on Monday, the eighteenth day of October,
in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety.
Richmond: Printed by Thomas W. White, opposite the Bell-
tavern. 1828. 7676
168p. 26.8cm.
Session be^an Oct. 18, 1790 and ended Dec. 28, 1790. Thomas Matthews,
speaker.
[Report of committee on the establishment of a woolen manufactory] :
p. 9. 7677
Report of committee on the election of George Thompson of Flu-
vanna]: p. 19-21, 66-69, 91. 7678
Report of committee on the election of John Raymond of Harrison] :
p. 24, 25. V678a
[Report of committee on state of the sinking fund] : p. 46. 7679
[Report of the committee in relation to the will of John Pleasants,
dated Aug. 11, 1771, and the will of Jonathan Pleasants, dated May 11,
1776, according to which wills, the slaves are to be emancipated] : p. 58-60.
7680
[Report of committee in relation to the report of the board of directors
of the condition of the lunatic hospital at Williamsburg] : p. 79. 7681
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[Memorial of the general assembly to the U. S. in consress assembled
in relation to the act m^ng provision for the debt of the U. S.] : p. 80, 81,
141,142. Also inJIening, V. 13, p. 237. 7682
[Report of committee, stating the services of Peter Francisco]:
p. 97, 98. 768S
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, Jaquelin Am-
bler, Nov. 25, 1789 to Oct. 81, 17901 : p. 110-112. 7684
[Report of committee on revision ot the laws] : p. 121, 122. 7686
Revenue arising under the general revenue laws, according to the com-
missioners' returns for 1789, [and] annual expenses and debts for which
provision is to be made: p. 122, 123. 7686
[Report of committee appointed to examine the accounts of the
James river company] : p. 131. 7687
[Report of committee on memorial of Bernard and Michael Gratz]:
p. 137. 7688
[Report of committee on the accounts of William Shannon]: p. 153,
154. 7689
[Report of committee on memorial of the directors of the public
buildings]: p. 156, 157. 7690
[Report of committee in relation to the sale of land in Greenbrier
county involving William and George Richardson, George Clendinnen, and
Andrew Donnally] : p. 163-165. 7691
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held in the city of Richmond, on Monday, the 18th
day of October, in the year of our Lord 1790, and in the fifteenth
year of the commonwealth. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Nicolson. 1790] 7692
No copy seen. For authority for title see senate journal Dec. 29, 1790.
p. 99 rrei>rlnt1
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia;
begun and held in the city of Richmond, on Monday, the 18th
day of October, in the year of our Lord 1790, and in the fifteenth
year of the conomonwealth. Richmond : Printed by Thomas W.
White. 1828. 7693
99p. 21.6cm.
Session begran Oct. 18, 1790 and ended Dec. 29, 1790. John Pride, speaker.
[Report of committee relative to the accounts of the treasurer, Ja-
quelin Ambler, Nov. 25, 1789 to Oct. 31, 1790] : p. 34-39. 7694
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia. Begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Rich-
mond, on Monday, the eighteenth of October, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand seven hundred and ninety. Richmond:
Printed by John Dixon, printer to this commonwealth. [1791]
7695
66p. size of leaf, 33 by 20 cm. Bound with the session laws of October.
1789. The library has a second copy in a bound volume of session laws,
1785-1792; and a third copy in a bound volume of ses.iton laws, 1790-1796
The library has a fourth copy, which was formerly in the state law library.
With a few manuscript notes. In a bound volume of session laws, 1785-1792.
The Hhrarv has a fifth copy marked "Solicitor's office" on title pase. In
a bound volume of session laws, 1790-1798.
Reprinted In Hentn?, v. 13, p. 111-239.
Resolutions: p. 58-61.
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62 BtdUtin Virginia State Library [B. Randolph, Gov.
Courts
* Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of
appeals of Virginia. By Bushrod Washington. Vol. 1. Rich-
mond, Printed by Thomas Nicolson, 1798. 7696
[vlll]. 392 p., 16 1. 21cm.
Cited as 1 Va. reports.
Dedication to Edmund Pendleton: p. [iii]
To the reader: "The notes of the following cases commencing in the
year 1792, were taken for my own use, without any view to a publication
of them . . . The few cases which are reported prior to the year 1792,
are taken from notes with which the president was so obliging as to furnish
me." p. [v]
Cases determined in the court of appeals. Fall term, 1790-Fall term,
1794: p. [l]-392.
Index and errata at end of volume.
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports:
Edmund Pendleton, president, Peter Lyons, Paul Carrington, William Flem-
ing, James Mercer, Henry Tazewell from November 12, 1793.
* Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of
appeals of Virginia. By Bushrod Washington. Second edition,
very materially corrected, with the addition of references to
subsequent determinations of the same court, new marginal
abstracts of the cases reported, a new index, and a complete
table of cases cited. Vol. 1. Philadelphia, Printed and published
by Abraham Small, 1823. 7697
xiv, 527 p. 22cm.
Cases argued and determined in the court of appeals. Fall term,
1790-Fall term, 1794: p. [l]-508.
* Decisions of cases in Virginia, by the high court of chan-
cery, with remarks upon decrees by the court of appeals, reyers-
ing some of those decisions. [By George Wythe] Richmond,
Printed by Thomas Nicolson, 1795. '7698
Ifii), r221 p. .11% X 19% cm.
Reports of decisions. October, 1790-March 1795.
Table of names of cases, and Errata at end of volume.
The copyright notice on p. 3 shows that George Wythe is the author.
* Decisions of cases in Virginia. By the high court of chan-
cery, with remarks upon decrees, by the court of appeals, revers-
ing some of those decisions. By George Wythe, chancellor of
said court. Second and only complete edition, with a memoir of
the author, analyses of the cases, and an index. By B. B. Minor,
L. B., of the Richmond bar. And with an appendix, containing
references to cases in pari materia, and an essay on lapse, joint
tenants and tenants in common, etc. By William Green. Rich-
mond : J. W. Randolph. 1852. 7699
zliil. 478p. 8vo.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Acts and jonmals of congress. Acts passed at a congress of the
United States of America, begun and held at the city of New- York, on
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1790] A Bibliography of Virginia 68
Wednesday the fourth of March, in the ^ear M, DCC, LXXXIX, and of the
independence of the United States the thirteenth. Being the acts passed at
the first session of the first congress of the United States, to-wit, New-
Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New-York, New-Jersey, Pennsyl
vania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, South-Carolina, and Georgia, which
eleven states respectively ratified the government for the United States,
proposed by the federal convention, held in Philadelphia, on the seventeenth
of September, one thousand seven hundred and eighty-seven. Richmond:
Printed by Augustine Davis, for the general assembly of Virginia. [1790]
7700
rSOl D. Sitcra. 2000 coDies DrInteH.
"Resolved that the executive employ one or more printers to print the
same number of the acts of congress as are usually printed of the acts of
the general assembly to be distributed In same way, and to print also 500
copies of the Journal of the house of representatives to be distributed."
House Journal, Dec. 12, 1789.
Journal of the house of representatives of the United States.
Anno MDCCLXXXIX, and of the independence of the United States, the
thirteenth. [4 March-29 September, 1789] Richmond: Printed by Augus-
tine Davis, for the general assembly of Virginia. [1790] 7701
145p. folio. 500 copies printed. Copy not seen. Title from Evans'
Amer. bibliography, no. 22980. See house Journal, Dec. 12, 1789. See council
Journal Dec. 19, 1789.
[Journal of the senate of the United States. March 4-Sept. 29,
1789. Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis, for the general assembly of
Virginia. 1790] 7702
Copy not seen. 200 copies printed. See council Journal Dec. 19, 1789,
for order to print.
Archives. [State papers, 1790] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 5, 1790-1792, p. 93-238. 1885. 7703
Balances due from counties. A list of balances due from the several
counties for taxes, from the year 1782 to the year 1790, inclusive. [1790]
7704
Iv p. 35 by 21 cm. Copy In the library of confess.
Governor. In council, January 1, 1790. [Circular letter of the lieu-
tenant governor, James Wood, relative to pensioners] 7705
broadside. 20 by 16 cm. Copy In library of congress.
1791
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virgrinia, begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the seventeenth day of October, one thousand seven
hundred and ninety-one. Richmond: Printed by Augustine
Davis, printer for the public. M,DCC,XCI. 7706
147p. 32.3cm.
Session beeran Oct. 17, 1791 and ended Dec. 20, 1791. Thomas Matthews,
speaker.
[Report of the committee on 1, Estimate of the revenue; 2, Estimate
of arrearages due; 3, Estimate of expenses; 4, Estimate of the annual
interest of the debt not subscribed, foreign debt, and temporary engage-
ments, etc., placed on the aggregate fund] : p. 46-48, 7707
[Report of committee on claim of George Rogers Clark] : p. 97, 98.
7708
[Report of the committee on the accounts of the treasurer, Jaquelin
Ambler, Oct 81, 1790 to Sep. 30, 1791] : p. 113-115. 7709
[Report of Anthony Singleton, agent of the sinking fund, on the state
of the sinking fund. Not. 8, 1781] : p. 116. 7710
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64 Bvlletin Virginia, State Library [B. Randolph, Gov.
[Report of committee on the salaries received by the clerks employed
in the treasurer's office, including a letter from the treasurer] : p. 131-133.
7711
[Address to the national assembly of France] : p. 133, 134. 7712
Report of committee on claim of Joseph Wilson, surviving partner of
Johnson and Wilson]: p. 136. 7713
[Report of committee in relation to Francis McGuire, Baldwin Par-
sons, and Absalom Wells, citizens of this commonwealth, who have been
charged with forcibly carrying away a free negro from Pennsylvania]:
p. 137, 138. 7714
[Report of committee on accounts of the directors of the public build-
ings] : p. 142. 7715
Journal of the senate, of Virginia. October session, anno
dom. 1791. Richmond : Printed by Thomas Nicolson, two doors
above the Eagle-Tavern. M,VCC,XCI. 7716
72p. 32 X 20cm. Copy in the library of consress.
Session be^an Oct. 17, 1791 and ended Dec. 20, 1791. John Pride, spealcer.
[Report of the committee appointed to examine the accounts of the
treasurer, Jaquelin Ambler, for year ending Sep. 30, 1791] : p. 52-55. 7717
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia. Begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Rich-
mond, on Monday, the seventeenth day of October, one thousand
seven hundred and ninety-one. Richmond: Printed by Augus-
tine Davis, printer for the public. M,DCC,XCI. 7718
44p. size of leaf, 33 by 19^4 cm. Bound with a copy of Acts of 3d
session of U. S. cong:ress, Richmond ri791] Copy formerly in the state law
library. The library has a second copy in a bound volume of session
laws, 1785-1792; a third copy in a bound volume of session laws, 1790-1796.
The library has a fourth copy, with the siennture of Robert Brooke on the
title pace. With a few manuscript notes. Formerly in the state law library.
In a bound volume of session laws, 1785-1792. The library has a fifth
copy with the signature of Edmund Pendleton on the title page. In a bound
volume of session laws, 1791-1796. The library has a sixth copy marked
"Auditor's offlce" on the title pa^e. In a bound volume of session laws.
1790-1798.
Reprinted in Henine, v. 13, p. 241-330.
[Resolutions] : p. 36-39. 7719
[Report of committee in relation to the charge that citizens of this
commonwealth had forcibly carried away a free negro from Pennsylvania;
and in relation to the murders said to have been committed upon peaceable
Indians in Pennsylvania, by Francis McGuire and Samuel Brady] : p. 38, 39.
7720
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Acts and journals of congress. Acts passed at the second session of
the congress of the United States of America, begun and held at the city
of New- York, on Monday, the fourth of January, in the year M, DCC, XC:
and of the independence of the United States, the fourteenth. Published by
authority. Richmond: Printed by Aug. Davis. For the general assembly
of Virginia. [1791] 7721
[113] p. 29cm. See council journal Nov. 9, 1790.
Journal of the second session of the senate of the United States
of America, begun and held at the city of New York, January 4th [- 12
August] 1790; and in the fourtei^pth year of the independence of the said
^ Digitized by Google
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states. Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis, for the general assembly
of Virginia. M, DCC, XCI. 7722
llOp. (olio. 200 copies printed. Copy not seen. Title from Evans'*
Amer. bibllotrraphy, no. 23900. See council Journal Dec. 9, 1790.
Journal of the house of representatives of the United States.
Anno MDCCXC, and of the independence of the United States the four-
teenth. [4 January-12 August, 1790 J Richmond: Printed by Augustine
Davis, for the general assembly of Virginia. 1791. 7723
152p. folio. Copy not seen. Title from Evans's American blbliOKTaphy
no. 23898. See council Journal Dec. 9, 1790, senate Journal [reprint] Nov. 27,
1790. p. 2B. The house resolved on Nov. 4. 1791 that the executive be re-
quested to procure two hundred copies of tiie Journal of the last and each
succeeding session of conitress, for the use of the members, of the general
assembly. See house Journal, Nov. 4, 1791. p. 35. Though the resolution was
passed, no U. S. house or senate Journal after the second session of the first
congress has been found, bearing the imprint of the Virginia public printer.
Acts passed at the third session of the congress of the United
States of America, begun and held at the city of Philadelphia, on Monday
the sixth of December, in. the year M, DCC, XC [-3 March, 1791]: and of
the independence of the United States the fourteenth. Published by author-
ity. Richmond: Printed by John Dixon. For the general assembly of Vir-
ginia. [1791] 7724
[42] p. folio. 1600 copies printed. Copy not seen. Title from Evans's
Amer bibliography, no. 23846. See council Journal Nov. 19, 1791. See voucher
Jan. 23, 1792.
Archives. [State papers, 17911 In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 6, 1790-1792, p. 239-421. 1886. 7725
Courts. [Acts concerning county and other inferior courts. Rich-
mond: Printed by Augustine Davis, printer for the public, 1792] 7726
Copy not seen. See house Journal Dec. 24, 1791.
[Acts concerning district courts. Richmond: Printed by
Augustine Davis, printer for the public. 1792] 7727
Copy not seen. See house Journal Dec. 24, 1791.
Executions. [Act to amend and continue two acts passed in 1788, di-
recting the mode of proceeding under certain executions. Richmond :
Printed by Augustine Davis, printer for the public. 1792] '7728
Copy not seen. See bouse Journal Dec. 19, 1791.
Fees. [Act concerning fees of certain officers and declaring mode of
discharging said fees and county levies. Richmond: Printed by Augustine
Davis, printer for the public. 1792] 7729
Copy not seen. See house Journal Dec. 24, 1791.
Lands. [Act "Giving further time to owners of surveys to return
plats and certificates thereof into the land office." Richmond: Augustine
Davis, printer. 17911 7730
No copy seen. See house resolution Dec. 19, 1791.
[Bill, "For making lands subject to the payment of debts."
Richmond: Augustine Davis, printer. 1791] 773I
Copy not seen. See house resolution of December 9, 1791.
Militia. [Act for regulating the militia. Richmond: Printed by
Augustine Davis, printer for the public. 1792] 7732
Copy not seen. See house Journal Dec. 24, 1791.
Pensioners. List of pensioners paid by the state of Virginia, for
the year 1791. [Signed] J. Pendleton, auditor's office, Jan. 1792. 7733
broadside. 31 by 22 cm. Copy In library of congress.
Representatives in congress. [Act arranging counties into districts
for representation in congress. Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis,
printer for the public. 1792] 7734
Copy not seen. See house Journal Dec. 24, 1791.
Taxation. [Act concerning taxes for 1791. Richmond: Printed by
Augustine Davis, printer for the public. 1792] 7735
Copy not seen. 250 copies printed. See house Journal Dec. 19, 1791.
[Act for appropriating the public revenue. Richmond: Printed
by Augustine Davis, printer for the public. 1792] Tlti
Copy not seen. See house Journal Dec. 19, 24, 1791.
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66 Btdletin Virginia State Library [H. Lee, Gov.
(1792) .
Joumais
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Rich-
mond, on Monday, the first day of October, one thousand seven
hundred and ninety-two. Richmond: Printed by i Augustine
Davis, printer for the public. M,DCC,XCII. 7737
2^6p. 30.5cm.
Session began Oct. 1, 1792, and ended Dec. 28, 1792. Thomas Matthews,
speaker,
[Report of committee on claim of Col. Joseph Hutchings] : p. 23. 7738
[Resolutions instructing the senators of Virginia in the U. S. con-
gress to endeavour to procure the admission of citizens of the U. S. to the
legislative and judicial sessions of the senate] : p. 30. 7739
[Report of committee on the eligibility of Henry Banks of Kanawha] .
p. 42-44, 48-50. ' 7740
[Report of committee on claim of Reuben Coutts] : p. 86, 87. 7741
[Report of committee on claim of Richard Taylor] : p. 87, 88, 162,
163. 7742
[Report of committee on claim of John Nelson] : p. 113. 7743
[Report on claim of Philip Turpin, 30 acres of whose land was laid
off by the directors of the public buildings, for the use of the public] : p.
125. 7744
[Report of committee to prepare an estimate of the annual revenue
and expenses]: p. 135, 136. 7745
[Report on claim of Jacob Valentine]: p. 140. 7746
Report of committee on petition of John A. Chevallie, agent for
Caron de Beaumarchais] : p. 146, 147, 157. 7747
[Report of committee appointed to examine the accounts of the agent
of the sinking fund] : p. 152, 153. 7748
[Report of committee on smt instituted by the Indiana company] :
p. 154, 155, 196, 197. 7749
[Report of committee on claim of George Rogers Clark] : p. 158. 7750
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, Jaquelin Am-
bler, Oct. 1, 1791 to Sept. 30, 1792]: p. 171-176. 7751
Sales of public tobacco, on the 1st of October, 1791, and the 10th of
April, 1792: p. 175, 176. 7752
[Report of committee on the disbursements by the directors of the
public buildings] : p. 187, 188. 7753
[Report of committee on claim of John F. Mercer] : p. 193. 7754
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on IVIon-
day, the first day of October, one thousand seven hundred and
ninety-two. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicolson. 1793]
7766
No manuscript or printed copy of this journal known to be extant.
Session beiran Oct. 1 and ended Dec. 28, 1792. John Pride, speaker.
Session Acts
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, Begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Rich-
Digitized by CjOOQIC
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mond, on Monday, the first day of October, one thousand seven
hundred and ninety-two. Richmond: Printed by Ausrustine
Davis, printer for the public. M,DCC,XCIII. 7766
123p. size of leaf, 32 by 19 cm. In a bound volume of sessioD laws,
1785-1792. The lib^ary has a second copy, with the signature of Col.
Thomas Mountjoy, Stafford county, on the title page; in a bound volume of
session laws, 1790-1796. The library has a third copy, with the slKnature
of Henry Banks on the title page. With a few manuscript notes. Formerly
in the state law library. In a bound volume of session laws, 1785-1792.
The library has a fourth copy with the signature of Edmund Pendleton on the
title page. In a bound volume of session laws, 1791-1796. The library
has a fifth copy marlied "Auditor's offlce." In a bound volume of session laws,
1790-1798.
Reprinted in Hening, v. 13, p. 331-631.
[Resolutions] : p. 114, 116. [Resolutions concerning Indiana com-
pany]: p. 114. 7757
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Acts of congress. Acts passed at the first session of the second
congress of the United States of America. Begun and held at the city of
Philadelphia, in the state of Pennsylvania, on Monday the twenty-fourth
of October, one thousand seven hundred and ninety-one: and of the inde-
pendence of the United States, the sixteenth. Richmond: Printed by
Augustine Davis, printer for the public, M,DCC,XCII. 7758
74, X p. folio. 1600 copies printed. Copy not seen. Title from Evans's
Amer. bibliography, no. 24870. See council Journal June 7, 1792; Aug. 2, 1792.
Archives. [State papers, 1792] In Calendar of Virginia state pa-
pers, V. 5, 1790-1792, p. 421-653; v. 6, 1792-1793, p. 1-236, 1885, 1886. 7759
Balances due from counties. [Statement of the auditor showing the
balances due the public from the several counties in the commonwealth.
Richmond: Augustine Davis, printer. 1792] 7760
No copy seen. 300 copies printed.
Electors of president. [Act "For appointing electors to choose a
president and vice president of the United States." Richmond: Augustine
Davis, printer. 17921 7761
Mo copy seen. 500 copies printed.
Executions. [Act "Concerning executions and for the relief of in-
solvent debtors." Richmond: Augustine Davis, printer. 1793] 7762
No copy seen. 400 copies printed.
Fees. {Act "Concerning the fees of certain officers and declaring
the mode of discharging the county levies." Richmond: Augustine Davis,
printer. 1793] 7763
No copy seen. 400 copies printed.
Finance. [Act "For appropriating the public revenue." Richmond:
Augustine Davis, printer. 1793] 7764
No copy seen. 400 copies printed.
Governor. [Circular letter of the governor, Henry Lee, relative to
pensioners. July 6, 1792] 7765
broadside. 19 by 17 cm. Copy in library of congress.
By the governor [Henry Lee] of the commonwealth of Vir-
ginia: A proclamation [convening the general assembly, Oct. 1, 1792] 7th
day of June, 1792. 7766
broadside. 33 by 21 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Kentucky. *Petitions of the early inhabitants of Kentucky to the
general assonbly of Virginia, 1769 to 1792, by James Rood Robertson
Louisville, Ky., John P. Morton & company (incorporated) printers to the
Filson club, 1914. 7767
XV, [1] 246 p. front, [port.) facsims. [incl. map J 32 x 24H cm. (Filson
club publications, no. 27)
From the originals in the Virginia archives at Richmond. "The first
petition is dated 1769 and the last 1831. Only two are earlier than 1776 and
six later than 1792." — ^Pref.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
68 BvUetin Virgmia State Library [H. Lee, Gov.
Militia. [Act "For regulating the militia of the commonwealth."
- Richmond: Augustine Davis, printer. 1793] 7768
No copy seen. 400 copies printed.
Pensioners. List of pensioners continued by the honorable the execu-
tive for the year 1792, to be paid out of the revenue, to be collected for
that year. [Signed] J. Pendleton, aud'r. 7769
broadside. 31 by 21 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Representatives to congress. [Act "Arranging the counties into
districts to choose representatives to congress." Richmond: Augustine
Davis, printer. 1793] 7770
No copy seen. 400 copies printed.
Revision of laws. Draughts of such bills, as have been prepared by
the committee appointed under the act, intituled, "an act, to amend an act,
intituled, an act, concerning a new edition of the laws of this commonwealth,
reforming certain rules of legal construction, and providing for the due
publication of the laws and resolutions of each session, "passed on the
twenty-third day of December, in the year one thousand seven hundred
and ninety, on the subjects of those laws which from their multiplicity re-
quire to be reduced into single acts. Transmitted to the executive on the
twenty-sixth of March, one thousand seven hundred . and ninety-two, in
order to be printed. Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis, printer for
the public. M, DCC, XCII. 7771
194p. size of leaf, 31 by 19 cm. eacli printed leaf followed by a blank
leaf. 250 copies printed, according- to voucher. See council Journal of Sep.
27, 1792. On the title page: "For the use of the senate." Annotated in man-
uscript throughout. The library ^as a second copy, bound with volume 2
of the Draughts. W. W. Henlng's signature appears on the title page of
volume 2. The library ha.s a third copy, interleaved and annotated In
manuscript throughout. The library has a fourth copy, with the label
"Council -olBce, 1798" on the Inside of the front cover. This copy is Inter-
leaved and contains additions and changes in manuscript.
Draughts of such bills as have been prepared by the commit-
tee appointed under the act intituled, "An act, to amend an act, intituled,
an act, concerning a new edition of the laws of this commonwealth, re-
forming certain rules of legal construction, and providing for the due pub-
lication of the laws and resolutions of each session, passed on the twenty-
third day of December, in the year one thousand seven hundred and ninety,
on the subjects of those laws which from their multiplicity require to be
reduced into single acts. Transmitted to the executive on the eighteenth
of August, one thousand seven hundred and ninet"-two, in order to be
printed. Vol. II. Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis, printer for the
public. M, DCC, XCII. 7772
90p. size of leaf, 31 by 19 cm. 250 copies printed, according to voucher.
This copy has the signature of W. W. Hening on the title page. Formerly In
the state law library. Bound with v. 1.
Taxation. [Act "For imposing a public tax for 1792." Richmond:
Augustine Davis, printer. 1793] 7773
No copy seen. 400 copies printed.
William and Mary college. Statutes of the University of WilMam &
Mary. Richmond: Printed by Augrustine Davis, printer for the public, 1792.
7774
16p. lOHcn.
1793
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia; begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Rich-
mond, on Monday, the twenty-first day of October, one thousand
Digitized by CjOOQIC
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seven hundred and ninety-three. Richmond : printed by Augus-
tine Davis, printer for the public. M.DCC.XCIII. 7778
132p. SO.Scm.
Session began Oct. 21. 1793, and ended Dec. 12, 1793. Thomas Mathews,
speaker.
[Report of committee on estimate of the expences of the civil gov-
ernment, estimate of the public debt, revenue of 1792, arrearages and bal-
ances]: p. 73, 74, 76, 77. 7776
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, Jaquelin Am-
bler, Oct 1, 1792 to Sept. 80, 1793] : p. 84-88. 7777
Public tobacco in the treasury, July 11, 1792 and May 16, 1793. Sales
of public tobacco, July 11, 1792 and May 16, 1793: p. 87, 88. 7778
[Report of the committee on the petition of George Rogers Clark]:
p. 90, 91. 7779
[Report of committee on petition of Charles Fiererl: p. 97. 7780
[Report of committee on the marine hospital ordered to be con-
structed by the commonwealth]: p. 123, •124. 7781
Journal [of the senate] &c. General assembly, begun and
held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Monday the
twenty-iirst day of October, in the year of our Lord one thou-
sand seven hundred and ninety-three, and in the eighteenth
of the commonwealth. [Richmond : Printed by Thomas Nicol-
son. 1793] 7782
Captlon-tltle, 50p. ? 30Hcm. Copy In the library of congrress. There
are a few pasres lacklntr after p. 50. This session heKan Oct. 21, 1793 and
ended Dec. 12. 1793. On paKe 49, the proceedinsrs of Dec. 9 begins.
Session be^an Oct. 21, 1793 and ended Dec. 12, 1793. John Pride, speaker.
J Report of committee appointed to examine the accounts of the treas-
aquelin Ambler, for year ending Sep. 30, 1793] : p. 34-36. 7783
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia. Begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Rich-
mond, on Monday, the twenty-first day of October, one thousand
seven hundred and ninety-three. Richmond : Printed by Augus-
tine Davis, printer for the public. M,DCC,XCIV. 7784
5$p. size of leaf, 28% by 19 cm. On the title page appears: "Wm. H.
Cabell, governor of Virginia to Wm. W. HeninK. 12th June, 1806." Copy for-
merly In state l«w library. The library has a second copy in a bound
volume of session laws. 1790-1796. The library has a third copy, with
the signature of Edmund Pendleton on the title page. In a bound volume of
session laws, 1791-1796. The library has a fourth copy in a bound volume
of session laws, 1793-1801, marked "Council chamber." The library has
a fifth copy marked "Auditor's office" on the title page. -In a bound volume
of session laws, 1790-179*.
Reprinted in Hening, v. 14 (Shepherd, v. 1) p, 203-285.
[Resolutions]: p. 61, 62. 7785
Separate DoSuments; Miscellanea
Acts of congress. [Acts passed at the second session of the second
congress of the United States of America. Nov. 5, 1792-March 2, 1793.
Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis, printer for the public. 1793] 7786
Copy not seen. 1500 copies printed. See council Journal, June 4, 1793.
Archives. [State papers, 1793] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 6, 1792-1793, p. 237-721. 1886. 7787
Digitized by CjOOQIC
70 Bulletin Virginia State Library [H. Lee, Gov.
Angrusta county. Staunton, September 3d, 1793. Onsidering it the
duty of the people of this district to declare their principles and opinions,
on subjects which at present agitate the public mind — and a respectable
number having met for that purpose, appointed Alexander St. Clair. Esq.,
to the chair. [Resolutions presented by Archibald Stuart] 7788
broadside. 22 by 9 cm. Copy in library of congress.
James river. Acts of general assemblv for clearing and improving
the navigation of James river [October, 1784 to November, 1793] Rich-
mond: Printed by T. Nicolson [1793'?] 7789
28p. 19cm. Copy in library of congrress.
Kamper v. Hawkins. Report of the case of Komper vs. Hawkins, de-
cided Nov. 16, 1793. Philadelphia, 1794. 7790
8vo. No copy seen. Title from Wisconsin historical society catalog.
Pensioners. List of pensioners continued by the honorable the execu-
tive for the year 1793, to be paid out of the revenue, to be collected for
that year. [Signed] J. Pendleton, aud. 7791
broadside. 31 by 18 cm. Copy in library of congress.
State as defendant. Virgrini^. In the house of delegates, Thursday,
28th, November, 1793. [Resolutions asserting that a state cannot be made
a defendant at the suit of one individual or individuals] 7792
broadside. 18 by 21 cm. Copy In library of congress.
1794
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Tuesday, the eleventh day of November, one thousand seven
hundred and ninety-four. Richmond: printed by Augustine
Davis, printer for the public. M.DCC.XCIV. 7793
127p. 30.5cm.
Session began Nov. 11, 1794 and ended Dec. 27, 1794. John Wise, speaker.
[Report of committee on petition of James Osborne of Russell county
for services of himself and detachment of militia against the Indians] :
p. 52, 53. 7794
[Report of committee on estimate of the expenses of the civil gov-
ernment, estimate of the public debt, nett amount of the taxes for 1793,
arrearages] : p. 64, 65, 80, 81. 7795
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, Jaquelin Am
bier, Oct. 1, 1793 to Sep. 30, 1794] : p. 82-86. 7796
Crop and transfer tobacco in the treasury on the 30th of Sep., 1793;
Sales of the public tobacco, made the 23d of Oct., 1793; An account of
tobacco received at the treasury in discharge of certain taxes, froni 24th
of October, 1793 to the 11th of July, 1794; Sales of the public tobacco,
11th of July, 1794: p. 85, 86, 7797
[Report of committee on the letter from the directors of the public
buildings] : p. 89. . 7798
[Proceedings in relation to the election of Paul Carrington as a
judge of the general court] : p. 95, 96, 98, 101. 7799 ■
[Report of committee on the state of the land office, including a list
of the record books filed therein] : p. 109, 110, 7800
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Tues-
day the eleventh day of November, one thousand seven hundred
Digitized by CjOOQIC
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and ninety-four. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicolson.
1794] 7801
No copy seen. Title on authority of voucher. Not found In m«.
Session begran Nov. 11 and ended Dec. 27. Paul Carrington, speaker.
Session Acts
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Tuesday, the eleventh day of November, one thousand seven
hundred and ninety-four. Richmond: Printed by Augustine
Davis, printer for the public. M,DCC,XCV. 7802
SSp. size of leaf, 28 H by 18 cm. Copy formerly in the state law library.
The library has a second copy in a bound volume of session laws. 1790-
179*. The library has a third copy with the signature of Edmund Pen-
dleton on the title page. In a bound volume of session laws. 1791-179$.
The library has a fourth copy in the bound volume of session laws. 1793-1801,
marked "Council chamber." The library has a fifth copy marked "Audi-
tor's office." In a bound volume of session laws, 1790-1798.
Reprinted in Henlng, v. 14 (Shepherd, v. 1) p. 287-339.
Resolutions: p. 35. 7802a
Certain acts of the general assembly of the commonwealth
of Virginia; passed at a general assembly, begun and held at
the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Monday, the first day of
October, in the year of our Lord, one thousand seven hundred
and ninety-two, the operation whereof was suspended by an act
of the same session until the first day of October, one thousand
seven hundred and ninety-three. Richmond : Printed by Augus-
tine Davis, printer for the public. M,DCC,XCIV. 7803
119p. size of leaf, 27 by 19 cm. For the authority to print, see resolu-
tion on p. [2] Signature of Nicholas Cabell on title page. Copy formerly In
the state law library.
Reprinted in Hening, v. 14 (Shepherd, v. 1) p. 3-202.
A collection of all such acts of the general assembly of Vir-
ginia, of a public and permanent nature, as are now in force;
with a table of the principal matters. To which are prefixed
the declaration of rights, and constitution, or form of govern-
ment. Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly,
intituled, "An act providing for the republication of the laws
of this commonwealth," passed on the twenty-eighth day of De-
cember, one thousand seven hundred and ninety-two. Rich-
mond: Printed by Augustine Davis, printer for the common-
wealth, 1794. 7804
380p. 37cm. The library has seven copies.
On Nov. 18, 1789, an act for a revlsal was pas.sed but not onrricd Into
effect (Hening. v. 13, D. 8) According to this act James Mercer. Henry Taze-
well. Joseph Prentis, St. George Tucker. Edmund Randolph, James Tnne.s, John
Taylor and John Marshall were to be the revlaors. On Dec. 2.1. 1T90
(Hening, v. 13, p. 130) another act was passed for a revlsal. appointing
Edmund Pendleton, Henry Taiewell, St. George Tucker, Joseph Prentis. Arthur
Lee, and William Nelson, Jun., revisors. On Dec, 28, 1792, an act pro-
viding for the publication of this volume of laws was passed (Hening, v. 11,
p. 531-534) This revlsal contained all the general laws In force at th9
time of publication, including those of the session beginning November, 1794.
See house journal Nov. 1791, p. 92, for Instructions of house to revlsor.s. 250
copies of the bills for this revision were ordered printed. An effort was
Digitized by CjOOQIC
■/2 BtMetin Virginia State Library [H. Lee, Gov.
made to have this revlsal translated Into German, but without success. See
house Journal Dec. 15, 22, 1794. On June 18, 1795, Augrustlne Davis was
paid for 2300 copies of this code. See voucher.
Akten, welehe in der general assembly der republik Vir-
ginien passirt worden sind. Aus dem Englischen uebersetzt
durch Gustav Friedrich Goetz. Philadelphia: Gedruckt bey
Carl Cist, no. 104, in der Zweyten-strasse nah bey der Rehs-
strasse, 1795. 7805
152p. 21cm.
On Oct. 16, 1792, a petition was presented in the house from German
citizens In Augusta to have the laws printed in German. This petition was
reported as reasonable on Dec. 3, 1792, but was re.iected Dec. 17, 1792. On
Dec. 23, 1794, the house directed the executive to have printed in German
the revenue law, the execution law, the law soverninK fees of clerks, sheriffs
and other otflcers, law of descents, the law concerning wills and the law
regulattnir conveyances. The title above Is for the book ordered on Dec. 23,
1794. 991 copies printed. See voucher in contingent fund Nov. 4, 1795.
This volume Is one of the few state documents printed In German.
Courts
* Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of
appeals of Virginia. By Bushrod Washington. Vol. 2. Rich-
mond : Printed by Thomas Nicolson, 1799. 7806
vll, 302. 19 p. 20Hcm.
Cited as 2 Va. reports.
Cases argued and determined in the court of appeals. Fall term,
1794-Fall term, 1796: p. [l]-302.
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports:
Edmund Pendleton, president, Peter Lyons, Pa^il Carrington, William
Fleming, James Mercer, Henry Tazewell, Spencer Roane from April 13,
1795, succeeding Henry Tazewell resig^ned.
* Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of
appeals of Virginia. By Bushrod Washington. Second edition,
very niaterially corrected, with the addition of references to sub-
sequent determinations of the same court, new marginal abstracts
of the cases reported, a new index, and a complete table of cases
cited. Vol. 2. Philadelphia, Printed and published by Abraham
Small, 1823. 7807
vlll, 39B p. 22^4cm.
Cited as 2 Va. reports.
Cases argued and determined in the court of appeals. FaU term, 1794-
Fall term 1796: p. [l]-385.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Acts of confrress. Acts passed at the third congress of the United
States of America: begun and held at the city of Philadelphia, in the state
of Pennsylvania, on Monday, the second of December, one thousand seven
hundred and ninety-three: and of the independence of the United States,
the eighteenth. Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis, printer for the
public. [1794] 7808
60p. 35cm. 1380 copies printed. See voucher.
Archives. [State papers, 1794] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 7, 1794-1795, p. 1-415. 1888. 7809
Digitized by CjOOQIC
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Governor. [Circular letter of the governor, Henry Lee, to escheators, "^
January 25, 1794] 7810
broadside. 21 by 17 cm. Copy In library of congress.
[Circular letter of the governor, Henry Lee, January 25, 1794,
relative to vacancies in the office of escheator] 7811
broadside. 21 by 17 cm. Copy In library of congress.
Lands. [Bill to subject lands to be sold for payment of debts as
amended . . . Richmond: Printed by Aug^ustine Davis, printer for the
public. 1794] 7812
Copy not seen. 5000 copies ordered printed by the liouse "in order
that the people may have it in their power to express their will whether a law
ought to be passed by the succeeding legislature." Journal, Dec. 8, 1794. The
voucher of Jan. 31, 179l> states 5400 copies were printed.
Militia. [List of militia field officers. Richmond: Augustine Davis,
printer. Nov. 22, 17941 7813
No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
[Militia laws. Richmond : Printed by Augustine Davis, printer
to the pubUc, 1794] 7814
Copy not seen. See council Journal Oct. 21, 1794.
Penstoners. List of pensioners, continued by the honorable the exec-
utive, for the year one thousand seven hundred and ninety-four, to be paid
out of the revenue to be collected for that year. [Signed] J. Pendleton,
auditor. 7815
broadside. 30 by 19 cm. Copy in library of congress.
1795
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Tuesday, the tenth day of November, one thousand seven
hundred and ninety-five. Richmond: Printed by Augustine
Davis, printer for the public. M,DCC,XCV. 7816
138p. 30.5cm. '
Session began Nov. 10, 1795 and ended Dec. 29, 1795. John Wi.><e. speaker.
[Report of committee on claim of Samuel Oxer for service in the
Illinois regiment]: p. 54, 55, 116, 117. 7817
[Report of committee in relation to petition of John Peyton, clothier-
general of the troops of the state in 1779] : p. 59, 60. ,7818
[Report of committee appointed to examine the state and treasury
of the James river canal] : p. 69. 7819
[Report of committee on expences of the civil government, nett
amount of taxes, 1794, and arrearages] : p. 73, 74. 7820
[Report of committee appointed to inspect and examine the office of
the register of land] : p. 77, 78. 7821
[Report of committee on the claim of Thomas Matthews]: p. 81. 82.
7822
[Report of committee on petition of Philip Turpin whose land was
taken by the directors of the public buildings for the use of the public] :
p. 96. ^ 7823
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, Jaquelin
Ambler, Oct. 1, 1795 to Sep. 30, 1795] : p. 105-109. 7824
Tobacco received at the treasury, in discharge of certain taxes, Oct.
24, 1793 to July 11, 1794; Sales of tobacco, July 11, 1794; Tobacco received
at the treasury in discharge of certain taxes, from the last sale to Feb. 11,
1795; Sales of tobacco, Feb. 11, 1795: p. 108, 109. 7825
[Report of committee respecting the appointment, salary and conduct
of the public printer] : p. 110, 11. 7826
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74 Bulletin Virgima State Library [Brooke, Gov.
5 ■_
[Report of committee on claim of Philip Vowles for use of a house in
Fredericksburg by soldiers of the revolution]: p. 115. 7827
[Report of committee. in relation to the neglect of the late solicitor-
general, and the duties of the attorney-general, and auditor] : p. 135. 7828
A list of members of the house of delegates for 1795: p. 137, 138.
. 7829
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Tues-
day the tenth day of November, one thousand seven hundred and
ninety-five. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicolson. 1795]
7830
No copy seen. Title on authority of voucher. No manuscript copy
known.
Session began Nov. 10 and ended Dec.' 29, 1795. John James Haund,
speaker.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia. Begun and held at the capitol in the city of Rich-
mond, on Tuesday, the tenth day of November, one thousand
seven hundred and ninety-five. Richmond: Printed by Augus-
tine Davis, printer for the public. M,DCC,XCV. 7831
59p. size of leaf, 30 by 19 cm. The signature of Samuel Dew appears
on the title page. In a bound volume of session laws. 1790-1796. The
library has a second copy with the signature of Edmund Pendleton on the
title pa^e. Tn a bound volume of session laws, 1791-1796. The library
has a third copy in a bound copy of se.><ston laws, 1793-1801, marked "Council
ofBce." The library has a fourth copy, bound in a volume of session laws.
1790-1798.
Reprinted in Henint, v. 14 (Shepherd, v. 1) p. 341-435.
Resolutions: p. 54, 56.
t
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Acts of congress. Acts passed at the third congress of the United
States of America: begun and held at the city of Philadelphia, in the state
of Pennsylvania, on Monday, the third of November, one thousand seven
hundred and ninety-four. And of the independence of the United States the
nineteenth. Richmond, printed by Augustine Davis, printer for the public.
[1795] 7832
p. 55-nO. 3H4cm. 1500 copies printed.
Archives. [State papers, 17951 In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 7, 1794-1795, p. 415-504; v. 8, 1795-1798, p. 240-329. 1888, 1890.
7833
Constitution of U. S. In the house of delegates, Saturday, December
12, 1795. The house, according to the order of the day, resolved itself . . .
[Resolution on amendments to the constitution concerning ratification of
treaties, a tribunal for trial of impeachments, and the composition of the
U. S. senate] 7834
1 p. 8vo. fopy not seen. Title from List of works in the New York
public library relating to Virginia.
Executions. [Act concerning executions and insolvent debtors. Rich-
mond: Printed by Augustine Davis, printer to the public. 1795] 7835
ropy not seen. See house Journal Dec. 17, 1795. 500 copies printed.
Justices of the peace. The new Virginia justice, comprising the office
and authority of a justice of the peace, in the common-wealth of Virgrinia.
Together with a variety of useful precedents adapted to the laws now in
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force. To which is added, an appendix containing all the most approved
forms of conveyancing, commonly used in this country, such as deeds, of
bargain and sale, of lease and release, of trust, mortgages, &c. — Also the
duties of a justice of the peace arising under the laws of the United States.
By William Waller Hening, attorney at law. Richmond: Printed by T.
Nicolson, 1795. 7836
8 p. 1. ri61, 4Sfi. r91, xxlv. 32 p. 21cm.
The author was not aided by the state in publlshinK this first edition of
the Virginia justice.
Subscribers' names: p. 1. 1-8.
Authors referred to in this work: p. [9]-[ll].
Militia. [Regulations for the order and discipline of the troops of the
United States by baron Steuben] 7837
3000 copies of Steuben's military exercise were ordered from John
Barnes of Philadelphia. Seo voucher Nov. 4, 1795.
[Bill, To amend and reduce into one act the several acts for
regulating the militia. Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis, printer
for the public. 1795] 7838
Copy not seen. See house journal Dec. 7, 1796. 200 copies printed.
Penal laws. [Bill, To amend the penal laws of the commonwealth.
Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis, printer for the public. 1795] 7839
Copy not seen. See houne iournal Nov. 30. Dec. 16, 1795. 1000 copies
printed "for the consideration of the people." The voucher, contingent fund.
Jan. 15. 179fi. says "3000 copies."
Pensioners. List of pensioners continued by the honorable the execu-
tive, for the year 1795, to be paid out of the revenue collected for that year.
[Signed] J. Pendleton, aud. 1796. 7840
broadside. 31 by 18 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Revenue retnms. Circular. Richmond, supervisor's-office, Dec. 31st,
1795 [to the inspectors of surveys, relative to the late revenue returns and
accounts . . . first, as to the still tax . . . secondly as to the small
duties . . . ] [Signed] E. Carrington. 7841
broadside. 3$ by 20 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Note: On Dec. 4, 1795 an act was passed for collectinj? and
publishing all the .icts of the legislature concerning lands. George Wythe,
John Brown, John Marshall, Bushrod Washineton and John Wickham were
appointed to collect and publish these laws. The work was never done, and
the act was suspended by the house on Dec. 27. 1796. See the senate jour-
nal of Dec. 19, 1800, p. 39, where it is seen that JeflFerson in answer to a
letter from Wythe suggests the holding up of a compilation of the land
laws, and issuing all the laws from 1619 to date. 7841a
1796
Journals
[Journal of the house of delej^ates of the commonwealth of
Virinnia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Tuesday, the eighth day of November, one thousand seven
hundred and ninety-six. Richmond: Printed by Augustine
Davis, printer for the public. 1796] 7842
Copy not seen. No printed copv of the sp.^slon now known to be cxtnnt.
The manuscript copy is in the Virginia state library. The notes below nre
made with reference to this cony.
Session began Nov. 8. 1796 and ended Doc. 27. 1796. John Wl.«e. cpe.ti-er.
[Letter from John Marshall, esq., in relation to the Fairfax lands] :
p. 89. 7813
[Address to George Washington, president of the U. S., on the an-
nouncement of his intention to decline a re-election]: p. 139, 142, 14.3, 153.
7844
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76 Btdletin Virginia State Library [Brooke, Gov.
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, Jaquelin Am-
bler, Oct. 1, 1795 to Sep. 30, 1796] : p. 147-152. 7845
Tobacco received at the treasury in discharge of certain taxes: p.
152. V846
Sales of the tobacco: p. 152. 7847
[Report of committee in relation to the contest for the ownership of
the glebes, churches and chapels belonging to the established church before
1776]: p. 167-174. 7848
[Report of committee on estimate of expences of civil govemmenv
from Sept. 30, 1796 to Oct. 1, 1797, on the public debt, on the revenue for
1795, on arrearages] : p. 185, 186. 7849
[Report of committee on work done at the arsenal at Point of Fork,-
Oct. 1, 1795 to Oct. 1, 1796] : p. 215-217. 7850
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Tues-
day, the eighth day of November, one thousand seven hundred
and ninety-six. Richmond : Printed by Thomas Nicolson. 1796]
7851
Title on authority of voucher. No printed or manuscript copy known
to be extant.
Session began Nov. 8, 1796 and ended Dec. 27, 1796. L.udwell Lee,
speaker.
Session Laws
>
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia. Begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Rich-
mond, on Tuesday, the eighth day of November, one thousand
seven hundred and ninety-six. Richmond: Printed by Augus-
tine Davis, printer for the public. M,DCC,XCVII. 7852
48p. size of leaf, 30^4 by 19 cm.
In a bound volume of session laws, 1790-1796; padres 41-48 wanting.
The library has a second copy, with the signature of Edmund Pendleton on
the title page. In a bound volume of session laws, 1791-1796. The library
has a third copy In a bound volume of session laws, 1793-1801. marlsed
"Council chamber." The library has a fourth copy, in a bound volume
of session laws, 1790-1798.
Reprinted in Heninar. v. IR (Shepherd, v. 2) p. 3-71.
Collection of Laws
Abridgment of the public permanent laws of Virginia. The
repealing clauses in the several laws which have them, are re-
ducible to a few forms, and are alike in general. To prevent
the swelling of the book unnecessarily, and yet to give at the
same time the operative words of every law, reference is made
at the close of every law to the form of repeal as it is set forth
verbatim in the appendix. Every act passed on or after October
19, 1792, is to be understood to contain the following clause of
commencement: "this act shall commence in force from and
after the passing thereof;" unless its commencement shall be
particularly expressed to be on a different day, or in a different
form. Those acts which passed before the 19th of October, 1792,
and commence their operation on a different day from the day
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of their passing, will be specified. The date prefixed to each law
is the day on which it passed. Richmond: Printed by Augus-
tine Davis, M,DCC,XCVI. 7863
386p. 25 by 18% cm.
Binder's title: "Randolph's abridgment." No record found that this
was authorized by the state. See petition of Augustine Davis Dec. 24, 1798.
Courts
Courts. *Betwcen William Fowler and Susanna his wife, plaintiffs
and Tracy Saunders, an infant, by James Patterson, his guardian, defendant:
[By George Wythe] [1796 ?] [Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicolson ?]
7855
caption-title, 28p. 20cm. Copy in the library of congrresa.
The case of Goodell and Clough vs. John Bullock is Included In the
above.
'Between William Yates and Sarah his wife . . . and Abra-
ham Salle, Bernard Markham, Edward Moseley, Benjamin Harris and Will-
iam Wager Harris . . . [By George Wythe] [Richmond: Printed by
Thomas Nicolson, 1796 ? ] 7856
caption-title, 30, [1] p, 20cm. Copy in the library of congress.
'Between Joseph Wilkins and John Taylor [By George
Wythe] [Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicolson ?] [1796 ?] 7857
caption-title, 30, fl) p. 20cm. Copy in the library of congress.
— ■— 'Case upon the statute for distribution [By George Wythe]
Richmond, Printed by Thomas Nicolson, 1796. 7858
38p. 20cm.
'Love against Donelson and Hodgson [By George Wythe]
[Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicolson. 1796 ?] 7859
caption-title, 34p. 20cm.
'A report of the case between Field and Harrison, determined
by the high court of chancery, in which the decree was reversed by the court
of appeals [By George Wythe] Richmond, Printed and sold by Thomas
Nicolson, 1796. 7860
caption-title, 32p. 20cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Acts of Congress. Acts passed at the first session of the fourth con-
gress of the United States of America: begun and held at the city of Phila-
delphia, in the state of Pennsylvania, on Monday the seventh of December,
OHw thousand seven hundred and ninety-five, and of the independence of the
United States, the twentieth. Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis,
printer for the public. M. DCC, XCVI. 7861
R.I, ri4J D. SlVicm. moo copies printed.
Archives. [State papers, 1796] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 8, 1795-1798, p. 829-407. 1890. 7862
Augusta county. [Lists of returns of delinquents for Augusta cotinty.
Richmond: Thomas Nicolson, printer. 1796] 7863
No copy seen. 150 copies printed.
Baptist church. [Report and resolutions of a committee respecting
the Baptist memorial. Richmond: Augustine Davis, printer. 1796] 7864
No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
[Report and resolutions, as amended, of a committee, to whom
was referred the Baptist memorial. Richmond: Augustine Davis, printer.
1796] 7865
No copy seen. 2000 copies printed.
Constitution of the state. [Resolution relative to the revision of the
present constitution or form of state government. Richmond: Printed by
Augustine Davis, printer for the public. 1796] 7866
Copy not seen. See house journal Dec. 13, 179S. 2000 copies printed.
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78 BvUetin Virginia, State Library [Wood, Gov.
Education. [Bill to establish public schooU. Richmond: Printed by
Augustine Davis, printer for the public. 1796] 7867
Copy not seen. See house journal Dec. 10, 1796. 200 copies printed.
[Act, For establishing public schools. Richmond: Augustine
Davis, printer. 1796] 7868
No copy seen. 1000 copies printed.
Finance. [Report and resolutions of a committee appointed to pre-
pare estimates of the expences of civil government and of the public debt.
Richmond: Augustine Davis, printer. 1796] 7869
No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
Governor. [Circular letter of the governor, Robert Brooke, Feb. 12,
1796, to the county courts relative to raising additional companies of artil-
lery and troops of cavalry] 7870
broadside. 24 by 17 cm. Copy In library of congress.
Jefferson's collection of laws. Extract of a letter from Thomas Jef-
ferson to George Wythe, Monticello, January 16, 1796. [Relative to Jeffer-
son's collection of Virginia laws, including a statement of the particular
acts of the assembly of Virginia in his possession, either written or printed
and of those not in his possession and presumed to be lost] 7871
[4] p. 31 by 21 cm.
Copy in library of congress. This letter appears in the printed editions
of Jefferson's works, but without the list of laws. See Ford's Jefferson, v. 7,
p. i>2. The letter is printed, with the list, in the senate Journal, Dec. 19, 1800.
The list Is reprinted in the appendix of the present volume.
Militia. Act of the commonwealth of Virginia, for regulating the
militia; together with the acts of the congress of the United States, more
effectually to provide for the national defence, by establishing an uniform
militia throughout the United States — and, for calling forth the militia to
execute the laws of the union, suppress insurrections, and repel invasions.
Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis, printer for the public, 1796. 7872
36p. 18cm.
Act of general assembly of Virginia passed Dec. 24, 1795; acts of con-
gress approved May 8 and May 2, 1792.
Appended: Rules and articles for the better government of the troops
raised, or to be raised, and kept In pay by, and at the expense of the United
States of America. BIchmond, A. Davis. 179fi,
The title Is from the printed card of the library of congress, where there
is a copy. See al.so council journal of March 25, 1796, and voucher of March
28, 1796. 1800 copies were printed.
Penal laws. [Bill, To amend the penal laws of the commonwealth.
Richmond: Augustine Davis, printer. 1796] 7873
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
*Substance of a speech delivered in the house of delegates of
Virginia, on the bill to amend the penal laws of this commonwealth. By
George Keith Taylor . . . Richmond, Printed by Samuel Pleasants.
1796. 7874
36p. 20cm.
Pensioners. List of pensioners continued by the honorable the execu-
tive for the year 1796, to be paid out of the revenue for that year. [Signed]
Samuel Shepherd, auditor, Feb. 1, 1797. 7875
broadside. 31 by 19 cm. Copy In library of congress.
1797/98
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the ciiy of Richmond,
on Monday, the fourth day of December, one thousand seven
hundred and ninety-seven. Richmond: printed by Augustine
Davis, printer to the commonwealth. M,DCC,XCVil. 7876
103 p. 30.8cm.
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The library has 3 copies, p. 86 is numbered Incorrectly 39. bZ incor-
rectly 52. 54 incorrectly 53. 55 incorrectly 54, 66 incorrectly 51. p. 58-61
omitted, in copies 1 and 2. p. 64 is incorrectly numbered 85, 100 incorrectly
109. In copy 3, p. 36 is Incorrectly numbered 39, 53 incorrectly 52. 51 Incor-
rectly 53. 65 incorrectly 54. 56 Incorrectly 54. 61 Incorrectly 57. 64 Incorrectly
tS. 100 incorrectly 109. The paffes missing- in copies 1 and 2 are Inserted In
this copy.
Session began Dec. i, 1797 and ended Jan. 25. 1798. John Wise, speaker.
[Report of committee on the election in Pittsylvania county]: p. 10.
7877
[Report of committee appointed to prepare standing rules for the
government of the house of delegates] : p. 16-18, 33, 34. 7878
[Report of committee in relation to claim of Thomas Griffin Peachy] :
p. 29, 30. 7879
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer; Jaquelin Am-
bler, Oct. 1, 1796 to Sep. 30, 1797] : p. 49, 50. 7880
Tobacco received at the treasury: p. 50. 7881
[Petition in full of the inhabitants of the counties of Amherst, Albe-
marle, Fluvanna and Goochland in relation to the presentment of Samuel
Jordan Cabell their representative in congress, by the grand jury of the
U. S. for the district of Virginia, for sending circular letters in which were
(lisseminated unfounded calumnies against the happy government of th>:
U. S. . . . ] : p. 56-60. 7882
Note: Written by Thomas Jefferson. See Memorial ed. of his works,
▼. 17, p. 356. 1000 copies printed separately.
[Report of committee appointed to examine the office of the register
of lands, with a statement of the record books therein filed] : p. 63. 788.'l
[Report of committee on the expences of the civil government, from
Oct. 1, 1797 to Oct. 1, 1798, on the revenue for 1797] : p. 72, 73. 7884
Bill "To repeal certain acts and declaring the contruction of the bill
of rights and constitution concerning religion:" p. 96. 7885
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the fourth day of December, one tiiousand seven hundred
and ninety-seven. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicolson.
1798] 7886
Title on authority of voucher. No printed or manuscript copy known
to be ex'an*.
Session besran Dec. 4. 1797 and ended Jan. 25, 1798. I.,udwell Lee, speaker.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia: Begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Rich-
mond, on Monday, the fourth day of December, one tiiousand
seven hundred and ninety-seven. Richmond: Printed by Augus-
tine Davis, printer for the public. M,DCC,XCVIII. 7887
51 p. size of leaf, 32 by 18 H cm. 2000 copies printed. In a bound
▼olume of session laws. 1793-1801, marked "Council chamber." The li-
brary has a second copy In a bound volume of laws, 1790-1798.
Reprinted In Hening. v. 15 (Shepherd, v. 2) p. 73-140.
Resolutions: p. 46.
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80 Btdletin Virginia State Library [Wood, Gov.
Courts
* Reports of cases argued and adjudged in the court of ap-
peals of Virginia. By Daniel Call. Richmond: Printed by-
Thomas Nicolson. 1801. 7888
4 p. I., HHH, IS p. 8 vo.
* Reports of cases argued and adjudged in the court of ap-
peals of Virginia. By Daniel Call. Vol. 1. Second edition. To
which are added, notes referring to subsequent adjudications
of the same court, and other authorities, and a complete table
of cases cited. By Joseph Tate, counsellor at l^w. Richmond,
Published by Peter Cottom, at his law and miscellaneous book
store. Printed by Shepherd and Pollard, 1824. 7889
xxiv, 522, rn p. 22 cm.
Cited as 5 Va. reports.
"Tn this edition, the original text and paging have been preserved,
except in cases of evident mistake."
Cases argued and determined in the court of appeals, October, 1797 —
April, 1799.
Judges of the court of appeals of the state of Virginia, during the
period of these reports: Eklmund Pendleton, president, Peter Lyons, Paul
Carrington, William Fleming, Spencer Roane. Attorney general: Robert
Brooke.
Index: p. 513-522.
* Reports of cases argued and adjudged in the court of ap-
peals of Virginia. By Daniel Call. In six volumes. Vol. 1. 3d
ed. To which, through the first three volumes besides the notes
of the late Joseph Tate, esq., are added copious references to
statutes and subsequent adjudications on the same subjects. By
Lucian Minor, counsellor at law. Richmond : Published by A.
Morris. 1854. 7890
xi, fiOn p. 8 vo.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Acts of congress. [Acts passed at the second session of the fourth
congress of the United States. Dec. 7, 1796 — Mar. 3, 1797. Richmond:
Printed by Augustine Davis, printer for the public. 1797] 7891
Copy not seen. See council Journal May 5, 1797. The usual edition of
the acts of congress published by the state was 1500 copies.
Archives. [State papers, 1797. In Calendar of Virginia state papers,
V. 8, 1795-1798, p. 407-459. 1890. 7892
Cabell, Samuel Jordan. [Petition from Amherst, Albemarle, Flu-
vanna and Goochland in regard to the presentment by a United States grand
jury of their representative in con£:ress, Samuel Jordan Cabell. Richmond:
Printed by Augustine Davis, printer for the public. 1797] 7893
Copy not seen. See house Journal Dec. 28, 1797. 1000 copies ordered
to be printed. Also printed In the Journal, p. 56-60. The author of the pe-
tition was Thomas Jefferson. Printed in the memorial ed. of his works, v.
17. p. .tRB.
Gaming. [Bill to amend act entitled an act to prevent unlawful gam-
ing. Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis, printer for the public. 1798]
7891
Copy not seen. See house journal Jan. 24, 1798.
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€rOTemor. In council, January the 16th, 1797 [Circular letter of the
governor, James Wood, calling for a list of names of all magistrates in
commission in each county] 7895
broadside. 18 by 15 cm. Copy in library of coneress.
Pensioners. List of pensioners continued by the honorable the execu'
tive for the year 1797, to be paid out of the revenue for that year. [Signed]
Samuel Shepard, auditor, Feb. 1, 1798. 789$
broadside. 31 by 18 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Rdigion. [BUI to repeal certain acts, declaring the construction of
the bill of rights and constitution concerning religion, and directing the dis-
position of glebes and churches. Richmond: Pnnted by Augustine Davis,
printer for the public. 1798] 7897
Copy not seen. See house journal Jan. 8. 1798.
Taxation. [Bill laying taxes for 1797. Richmond: Printed by Au-
gustine Davis, printer for the public. 1798] 7898
Copy not seen. See bouse Journal Jan. 23, 1798.
Note: Two interesting petitions relative to books were pi*esented at
this session: One from Thomas Johnson, of Montgomery Co., N. C, pray-
ing aid from the legislature of Virginia to enable him to publish a treatise
on the efficacy of the botanical plants of this country, see house journal
Dec. 13, 1797, p. 25; another petition was from Mason L. Weems for dis-
posing of a collection of books by lottery, the proceeds to be used for build-
ing bridges, see house journal Dec. 16, 1797, p. 32. 7898a
1798/99
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia: begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the third day of December, one thousand seven hun-
dred and ninety-eight. Richmond : Printed by Meriwether Jones
and John Dixon, printers to the commonwealth. 1798. 7899
104 p. 32cm.
Session befrin Dec. 3. 1798 and ended Jan. 26, 1799. John Wise, speaker.
[Standing rules and orders framed at the lajst session and adopted
for the government of the house] : p. 4, 5, 6. 7899a
[Memorial of the freeholders of Caroline county, condemning the
alien and sedition laws]: p. 15. 7899b
[Report of committee on election of Alexander Jones of Amelia]:
p. 25. 7899c
[Resolutions in relation to the alien and sedition acts]: p. 31, 32.
78994
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, Jaquelin Am-
bler, Sep. 30, 1797 to Jan. 10, 1798, the date of his death; and on the
accounts of tiie treasurer, William Berkeley, Jan. 13, to Sep. 80, 1798] : p.
46-48. 7899e
[Report of committee on estimate of expenses of the civil govern-
ment, Sep. 30, 1798 to Oct 1799 and on the annual revenue]: p. 55, 76.
7899f
[Resolutions respecting the hostilities of foreign powers, but oppos-
ing a standing army] : p. 58, 59. 7899g
[Report of committee in relation to the petition of WDliam Wirt, in
behalf of his wife Mildred, and the other children and devisees of George
Gilmer]: p. 65, 66. 7899h
[Resolutions submitted respecting eligibility of foreigners for federal
offices]: p. 71. 7899i
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82 BtiUetm Virgitm S!t<de Library [Wood, Gov.
[Report of committee on estimate of the expenses of the civil gov-
ernment, Sep. 80, 1798 to Oct. 1, 1799, and on the annual revenue]: p. 76.
7899J
Address of the general assembly to the people of the conunonwealth
of Virginia: p. 78-80. 7900
Address of the general assembly to the people of the commonw^th
of Virginia [as amended]: p. 88-90. 7901
S Additional amendment aubmitted for the Address, but rejected] :
6. 7902
[Journal of the senate of tke commonwealth of Virg^inia:
bdsrun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day, the third day of December, one thousand seven hundred and
ninety-eight. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicolson. 1799]
7903
Title on authority of voueher. No printed or manus«rlpt oopy known
to b« extant.
Session begran Dec. 3, 1798 and ended Jan. 2S, 1799. Ludwell Lee,
speaker.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia: begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, tiie third day of December, one thousand seven hun-
dred and /ninety-eight. Richmond: Printed by Meriweither
Jones & John Dixon, printers to the commonwealth. 1799.
7904
36 p. size of leaf, 82 by 18% cm. In a bound volume of session laws.
1793-1801, marked "Council chamber." The library has a second copy
in a bound volume of session laws, 1790-1798.
{Resolutions] : p. 33, 34.
lules of the house of delegates of a general nature: p. 34. 7904s
Reprinted in Henin?, v. 15 (Shepherd, v. 2) p. 141-196.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Acts of congress. Acts passed at the first session of the fifth con-
gress of the United States, begfun and held at the city of Philadelphia, in
the state of Pennsylvania, on Monday, the fifteenth of May, one thousand
seven hundred and ninety-seven. Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis,
printer to the commonwealth. M,DCC,XCVTTT. 7905
[19] p. 31 cm. 1500 copies printed. See council journal Oct. 16, 1798.
Acts passed at the second session of the fifth congress of the
United States: begun and held at the city of Philadelphia, in the state
of Pennsylvania, on Monday, the thirteenth of November, one thousand
seven hundred and ninety-seven. Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis,
printer for the commonwealth. M,DCC,XCVIII. 7906
84. iv p. ' 33 cm. 1500 copies printed. See council journal Oct. 16. 1798.
Aliens. In the house of delegates, Friday, January 11, 1799. [Reso-
lutions relative to the eligibility of foreigners to sit in congress, or to hold
office in the judiciary or executive departments] 7907
broadside. 26 by 20 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Archives. [State papers, 1798] In Calendar of Virginia state pa-
pers, V. 8, 1795-1798, p. 459-535. 1890. 7908
Constitution of the commonwealth. Virginia, In the house of del-
egates, Tuesday, December the 13th, 1798. [Resolutions recommending
that the people instruct their representatives in the next session of the
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K«B«»1 assembly, npon the propriety of calling a convention for reviiinf
the c(»iBtitation of the commonwealth] 79M
broadaide. 33 by 21 cm. Copy In library o( congreM. 1000 coplea
w«re ordered printed and distributed.
Constitntton oT the U. S. [Constitution of the United States. Rich*
mood: Jones & Dixon, printers for the public. 179S] 7910
Copy not seen. See house Journal Dec. 10, 1798.
The declaration of American independence; adoption of the
coDstitation of the United States by the state of Virginia; constitution of
the United States of America; alien and sedition laws; with certain pro-
ceedings of the legislature of this commonwealth thereupon, at their last
session. Richmond, Virginia: Printed by Jones and Dixon, printers to the
commonwealth, 1799. 7911
40 p. 17cm. 5000 copies printed. For order to print see house Journal
Jen. 24, 1799.
Elections. [Act concerning elections. Richmond: Printed by Jones
I Dixon, printers to the public, 1799] 7912
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 8, 1799.
GoTcmw. Circular. In council 8th of January, 1798. [Letter of
the governor, James Wood, relative to the appointment and duties of
sheriffs] 791S
broadside. 18 by 16 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Law process. [Act imposing certain taxes on law process. Rich*
mond: Printed by Jones & Dixon, printers for the public. 1799] 7914
Copy not seen. 200 copies printed. For order to print see %ouse
Journal Jan. 26, 1799. See council Journal Feb. (, 1799.
Loyalty to U, S, constitution. Virginia to wit. In the house of del-
»gtiei, Friday, December 21st, 1798. Resolved that the general assembly
<rf Virginia doth unequivocally express a firm resolution to maintain and
defend the constitution of the United States. . . . 791S
[2] p. 25 by 20 cm. Copy In library of congress.
[Resolutions that the general assembly of Virginia will co-
operate with the authorities of the United States in maintaining the in-
^pendence, union and constitution thereof against the hostilities or in-
bigues of all foreign powers whatever, etc. Richmond: Thomas Nicolson,
printer. Jan. 10, 1799] 7916
No copy seen. 60 copies printed. See bouse Journal D<>c. 17, 1T98. See
voucher Feb. 1, 1799. These resolutions were agreed to by the senate Jan.
10, 1799. Prepared by James Madison. Probably the same as the pruceding
title.
Blilitia. Militia law. An act to amend an act entitled "An act to
amend and reduce into one act, the several acts of assembly for regulat-
ing the militia of this commonwealth. Passed January 23, 1799. [Rich-
mond: Printed by Jones & Dixon. 1799] 7917
[21 p. 32 by 21 cm. Copy In library of con^eas. For order to print
see house Journal Jan. 26, 1799. See council Journal Feb. 6, 17P1.
Page, John. 'To the citizens of Accomac, Northampton, Elizabeth-
City, Warwick and York. [Address of John Page, Rosewell, November 16,
1798, defending his course as their representative and oflPering his further
services as a representative] 7918
broadside. 34 by 20 cm. Copy In library of conirress.
Pensioners. List of pensioners continued by the honorable the ex-
ecutive, for the year 1798, to be paid out of the revenue for that year.
[Signed] Samuel Shepard, auditor. 5th January, 1799. 7919
broadside. 32 by 20 cm. Copy in library of conirress.
Taxation. [Act laying taxes for the support of government. Rich-
mond: Printed by Jones & Dixon, printers for the public. 1799] 7920
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 2.', 1799.
See council lournal Feb. 6, 1799. 1000 copies printed.
Virginia restdutions of 1798. *Address of the 68 federal members
of the Virginia legislature to their fellow citizens, in Jan. 1799. Au-
gusta, Me., 1799. 7921
8vo. Copy not seen. Copy in the library of the Boston athenaeum.
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84 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Wood, Gov.
[Address of the general assembly to the people of the com-
monwealth of Virginia. Ric^ond: Printed by Jones & Dixon, pnni«r!>
for the public. 1799] 7922
Copy not seen. This was the Address before amendment. See house
Journal p. 78-80. Prepared by James Madison. For order to print, see house
Journal Jan. 16, 1799.
The address of the minority in the Virginia leg:islature to the
people of that state; containing a vindication of the constitutionality of
the alien and sedition laws. [n. p., 1799 ?] 792a
caption title, 16 p. 23cm.
Attributed to Henry Lee.
*An address to the people of Virginia respecting the alien
and sedition laws. By a citizen of the state [Thomas Evans] Richmond,
Printed by Augustine Davis, 1798. 7924
63, [1], Iv p. 16 mo. Copy not seen. Copy in the library of the Bos-
ton athenaeum.
'Alien and sedition laws. Debates in the house of delegates
of Virginia in December, 1798, on resolutions before the house on the acts
of congress called the alien and sedition laws. . . . Washington, Govt,
print. oflF., 1912. 7925
187 p. 23Hcm. (U. S. 62d confir., 2d sess. Senate. Doc. 873.1
'The awful crisis which has arrived must be felt by us all,
however we may differ as to the causes which have produced it. or the
measures which may avert its calamity. That our fellow citizens may be
fully informed, of the part taken by their public functionaries, in all the
measures touching this subject, it is deemed fair and proper, to submit the
following resolutions offered in the house of delegates, by the member
from Prince George', as a substitute for those adopted which are subjoined.
Nor can it be deemed improper, to notice the prevailing distinction be-
tween the resolutions. In the latter, declarations of uniting in the com-
mon defence are mingled with insinuations of distrust in the government
of the United States, the only political means by which efficacy can be
given to resistance against an invading foe.
Having passed the resolutions, it would seem that the general as-
sembly had finished their deliberations on the subject, but a novel course
was pursued, alike outrag^g the rules of the legislature and derogating
from the discernment of their constituents, by a laboured detail of the
reasons which induced the legislative adoptions of the resolutions. It be-
came necessary, therefore, to meet this second paper, by counter argu-
ments, but this was done with reluctance, and after every attempt to ar-
rest the proposition had failed. Our sharing in the impropriety of depar-
ture from usage must be attributed to the imperious necessity of the
case.
The counter arguments are displayed in the following address sub-
mitted to the committee of the whole by the member from Westmoreland.
An effort was made in the house, to obtain the circulation of the counter
address, among the people, by subjoining it to a compUation of papers, in
which is inserted the address adopted, directed to be published at the pub-
lic expense; this request was denied, as will appear by reference to the
journals. — ^To the liberality of individuals who have subscribed a sufficient
fund for the purpose, is the minority indebted for the publication of their
opinions on the very interesting subject, which has eng^aged the atten-
tion of the general assembly, and cannot fail to engage the fullest de-
liberation of their constituents, who alone can apply a radical remedy to
the political disease. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicolson. [1799]
7926
r41 o. 44 by 29 cm.
Copy In library of congress. "Also published as an 8 vo. pamphlet of
16 p. under title: The address of the minority in the Vlrgrinla legislature to
the people of that state; contalnlngr a vindication of the constitutionality
of the alien and sedition laws." Note by Library of Confess. This address
Is attributed to Henry Lee.
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•Contemporary opinion of the Virpnia and Kentucky resolu-
tions [By Frank Maloy Anderson] 7927
(In American historical review, v. 6, no. 1. Oct., 1899. p. to-SS; v. 6,
no. 2. Jan.. 1900. p. 225-252)
•Debates in the house of delegates of Virginia, upon certain
resolutions before the house, upon the important subject of the acts of
eonj^ess passed at their last session, commonly callM, the alien and sedi-
tion laws. Richmond, Printed by Thos. Nicolson, M,DCC,CXVIII [i.e.
1798] 792S
189. [21 p. 20Hcm. Alien and sedition laws: p. 185-189.
•Debates in the house of delegates of Virginia, in December,
1798, on resolutions before the house, on fiie acts of congress, called the
alien and sedition laws. Richmond, Collins & Co., 1829. 7929
3 p. 1.. [31-183 p. 21 Mem.
•Defence of the alien and sedition laws, shewing their entire
consistency with the constitution of the United States, and the principles
of our government. Addressed to the people of Virginia. By Virginien-
sis. [Charles Lee] Philadelphia, Printed by John Ward Fenno, 1798.
7930
47 p. 16 mo. For authority for author's name see A. P. C. Griffin's Cat-
alogrue of the Washington collection In the Boston athenaeum, p. 122.
'Drafts of the Kentucky resolutions of 1798 [by Thomas Jef-
ferson] 7931
In Ford's Jefferson, v. 7, p. 289-309.
The history of the Kentucky and Virginia resolutions of 1798.
By Hon. Elliott Anthony. Chicago: Beach, Barnard & Co., printers, 1880.
7931a
18 p. 26 H cm. Copy In the library of confess.
•The Kentucky resolutions of 1798. An historical study, by
Ethelbert Dudley Warfield ... 2nd ed. New York & London, G. P.
Putnam's Sons, 1894.
7932
ix. 203 p. 19 H cm.
*An exposition of the Virginia resolutions of 1798; in a series
of essays, addressed to Thomas Ritchie, by a distinguished citizen of Vir-
ginia, under the signature of "Locke." To which are prefixed the resolu-
tions of 1798, and extracts from the Kenti'^' • "c' '\ , ^' "■- ■»
period, by Thos. Jefferson. Philadelphia, Alexander's general priming
office, 1833. 7988
24 p. 20Hcm. Manuscript note at end: "Judge A. P. Upshur is sup-
posed to be the author."
•Plain truth: addressed to the people of Virginia. Written
in Febraary, 1799. By a citizen of Westmoreland county. [Richmond,
1799] 7934
56 p. 16mo. Copy not seen. Copy lit the library of the Boston
athenaeum. Attributed to Henry Lee.
•Report and resolutions of the Virginia legislature in 1799 on
the subject of our federal relations. 7935
20 p. 4to. 685 copies printed. House doc. 12, session 1832-38.
An amendment which called for the letter of Mr. Madison addressed
to Charles Ingersoll (In the North American review) to be printed, was not
adopted. See house Journal Dec. 20, 1832. The report was written by Jamea
Uadison.
[•Resolutions from the counties of Caroline, Orange, Louisa
Dinwiddie, Hanover, Essex and Buckingham respecting the alien and sedi-
tion laws passed by congress. Richmond: Printed by Jones & Dixon,
printers for the public. 1798] 7936
Copv not seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 11, 1798.
See house Journal p. 15.
•Resolutions of the legislature of Virginia relative to the
alien and sedition laws. ... In ttie house of delegates, Friday, Decem-
ber 21st, 1798 [etc.] [Albany? N. Y., 1833] 7937
79 p. 24cm. Reprinted as senate doc. 41, New York legrlslature, 18S8.
Including resolutions of the legislature of Kentucky, relative to th*
alien and sedition laws . . . 1798: p. [7]-13: Report of the committee [of th*
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86 BuUetvn Virginia State Library [Monroe, Ciov.
house of delegates of the general assembly of Virginia] to whom were re-
ferred the communications of various states relative to the resolutions of
the . . . general assembly of . . . [Virglniaj concerning the alien and sedi-
tion laws: o. [151-68; Mr. Madison's letter. To the editor of the North Ameri-
can review . . . August, 1830: p. [69]-79.
*The resolutions of Virginia and Kentucky, penned by Madi-
son and Jefferson, in relation to the alien and sedition laws. Richmond,
1826. 7938
71 p. 8vo. Sabin no. 43720. No copy seen.
'Resolutions of Virginia and Kentucky, penned by Madison
and Jefferson, in relation to the alien and sedition laws: and debates in the
house of delegates of Virginia, in December, 1798, on the same. Richmond:
Published by Robert I. Smith. Samuel Shepherd & Co., printers. 1832.
7939
183 p. 21cm.
'Resolutions of Virginia and Kentucky, penned by Madison
and Jefferson, in relation to the alien and sedition laws; and the debates
and proceedings in the house of delegates of Virginia, on the same, in De-
cember, 1798. Richmond, R. I. Smith, 1836. 7940
228 p. 21Vicm. Communications from various states, relative to the
Virginia resolutions: p. [5] -14.
*The Virginia and Kentucky resolutions with the alien sedition
and other acts, 1798-99. New York, A. Lovell & co. 1894. 7941
1 p. 1. 26 p. 12 mo. (American historical leaflets, no. 15)
*The Virginia and Kentucky resolutions of 1798 and "99; with
Jefferson's original draught thereof. Also Madison's report, Calhoun's ad-
dress, resolutions of the several states in relation to state rights. With
other documents in support of the Jeffersonian doctrines of '98 . . .
Published by Jonathan Elliot. Washington, May, 1832. 7942
82 p. 21cm.
*The Virginia and Kentucky resolutions of 1798-99 on the acts
of congress called the alien and sedition laws; with "Madison's report" in
explanation and defence of the Virginia resolutions. Montgomery, Ala.,
1856. 7943
8vo. Copy not seen.
♦The Virginia report of 1799-1800, touching the alien and sedi-
tion laws; together with the Virginia resolutions of December 21, 1798, the
debate and proceedings thereon in the house of delegates of Virginia, and
several other documents illustrative of the report and resolutions. Rich-
mond, J. W. Randolph, 1860. 7944
1 p. 1., Ilx]-xvl. [171-264 p. 2Scm.
Content*. — Preface. — I. The alien and sedition acts. — II. Resolutions of
Virginia of 2l8t December, 1798, with the debate thereon. — 111. Resolutions of
Kentucky of 10th November, 1798. — ^IV. Counter-resolutions of several states
in response to those of Virginia. — T. Report of 1799, preceded by an analysis
thereof. — ^n. Instructions to Virginia senators of January, 1800, and votes
thereon. — VII. Appendix: containing 1. A letter from Mr. Madison to Mr. Ev-
erett, touching the construction of the first resolution of 1798. 2-3. Letter [s]
from [Mr. Madisonl to Mr. Ingersoll, relative to the bank auestion.
I799/I8OO
Jottmals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia. Begun and held at the capitol in the city of Rich-
mond, on Monday the second day of December, one thousand
seven hundred and ninety-nine. Richmond: Printed by Meri-
wether Jones, printer to the commonwealth, M,DCC,XCIX. 7946
100 p. 32cm.
The copy In the Virginia state library is not complete. On page 100
appears the beginning of the journal for Jan. 24, 1800. The pages after 100
are wanting. The house adjourned on Jan. 28, 1800.
The session began Dec. 2. 1799 and ended Jan. 28, 1800. Larkln Smith,
speaker.
[Standing rules and orders] : p. 5. 7945a
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[Report of committee on the state of the business depending in the
high court of chancery] : p. 20. 7946
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, William
Berkeley, Oct. 1, 1798 to Sept. 30, 179»3: p. 22, 23. 7947
[Report of committee on the estimate of the expenses of the civil
government, Sept. 30, 1799 to Oct. 1, 1800, and resources to meet this esti-
mate]: p. 26. 7948
The public treasury. [Signed] William Berkeley, treasurer. [Oct.
1, 1798 to Sept 30, 1799] : p. 31. 7949
[Report, as amended, of the committee of the whole house, on the
proceedings of sundry of the other states in answer to the resolutions of
the general assembly of the 21st of December, 17981: p. 53-72. 7950
Instructions from the general assembly of Virginia, to Stephens
Thompson Mason and Wilson Gary Nicholas, senators from Virginia, to
congress [as reported by committee of the whole house] : p. 77-79. 7951
[Report of committee on the election of Benjamin Biggs and Eben-
ezer Zane of Ohio county] : p. 86-88. 7952
tCommunication from the state of Vermont in delation to the method
of electing the president and vice-president of the U. S.] : p. 100. 795S
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virgfinia.
Begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the second day of December, one thousand seven hundred
and ninety-nine, Richmond : Printed by Thomas Nicolson. 1800]
7954
No copy known to be extant In print or manuscript.
Session betran Dec. 2, 1799 and ended Jan. 29, 1900. Archibald Stuart,
spealcer.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia. Begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the second day of December, one tiiousand seven
hundred and ninety-nine. Richmond: Printed by Meriwether
Jones, printer to the commonwealth. M,DCCC. 7966
35 p. size of leaf, 30 by 19 H cm. In a bound volume of session laws.
1793-1801. marlced "Council chamber." The library has a second copy
marked "Auditor's oIBce" on the title pase. In a bound volume of session
laws. 1799-1806.
Reprinted in Henine, t. 15 (Shepherd, v. 2) p. 197-249.
[Resolution concerning boundary line between Virginia and Tennes-
see] : p. 38. 7956
Courts
♦Reports of cases argued and adjudged in the court of ap-
peals of Virginia, By Daniel Call. Volume second. Richmond :
Printed by Thomas Nicolson, 1802. 7967
4 p. 1., R9.^, 17 D. «VO.
♦Reports of cases argued and adjudged in the court of ap-
peals of Virginia. By Daniel Call. Vol. 2. Second edition. To
which are added, notes referring to subsequent adjudications of
the same court, and other authorities, and a complete table of
cases cited. By Joseph Tate, counsellor at law. Richmond,
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88 BvUetm Virginia State Library [Monroe, Gov.
Published by Peter Cottom, at his law and miscellaneous book
store. Printed by Shepherd and Pollard, 1824. 7958
XX, 511, [1] p. 22Hcm.
Oitert as ft Va. reports.
Dedication to the honorable Edmund Pendleton, p. [ill]
Judges of the court of appeals of the state of Virginia during the
period of these reports. Edmund Pendleton, president, Peter Lyons, Paul
Carrington, William Fleming, Spencer Roane. Attorney general, Robert
Brooke; Philip Norbome Nicholas, appointed December 4, 1800, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr. Brooke.
Cases argued and determined October, 1799-April, 1801.
♦Reports of cases argued and adjudged in the court of
appeals of Virginia. By Daniel Call. In six volumes Vol. 2,
3d ed. To which through the first three volumes besides the
notes of the late Joseph Tate, esq., are added copious references
to statutes and subsequent adjudications on the same subjects.
By Lucian Minor, counsellor at law. Richmond: Published by
A. Morris. 1854. 7959
Ix, £05 p. 8vo.
*A collection of cases decided by the general court of Vir-
ginia, chiefly relating to the penal laws of the commonwealth
commencing in the year 1799, and ending in 1814 copied from
the records of said court, with explanatory notes, by Judges
Brockenbrough and Holmes. Philadelphia: Published by James
Webster, William Fry, printer, 1815. 7960
vlii, 336 p. small 8vo.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives, [State papers, 1799] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 9, 1799-1807, p. 1-70. 1890. 7961
Election of president. *A vindication of the general ticket law,
passed by the legislature of Virginia, on the 18th day of January, 1800.
Respectfully inscribed to Edmund Pendleton, president of the court of ap-
peals. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, junior, March, 1800. 7962
23, ril, 7 p. 2mcm.
The "Vindication" constats of two numbers, addressed "To the people
of Vlrg'inia" and signed "Franklin." Page [24] contains a list of electors on
the Republican ticket, recommended at a meeting held In Richmond January
21, 1800. The last 7 pag-es are devoted to a vindication of the conduct of
Thomas JefTerson while governor of Virginia, dated Richmond, April 12th,
1800.
Title and note from library of congress.
High court of chancery. [Report of the committee on the state of
the business in the high court of chancery, Richmond: Printed by Meri-
wether Jones, printer to the commonwealth, [17991 7963
Copy not seen. For order to print see house iournal Dec. 12. 1799.
Law. ♦The new Virginia justice, comprising the office and authority
of a justice of the peace, in the commonwealth of Virginia. Together with
a variety of useful precedents adapted to the laws now in force. To which
is added an appendix containing all the most approved forms of convey-
ancing, commonly used in this country, such as deeds, of bargain and sale,
of lease and release, of trust, mortgages, etc. — Also, the duties of a justice
of peace, arising under the laws of the United States. By William Waller
Hening, attorney at law, Richmond: Printed by Aug, Davis, 1799. 7964
[12], 468, xxlv, 32, xv p.
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PensitHiers. List of pensioners continued by the honourable the ex-
ecutive, for the year 1799, to be paid out of the revenue for that year.
[Signed] Samuel Shepard, auditor. 7th January, 1800. 7965
broadside. 32 by 20 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Virginia re8oIuti«mB of 1798. 'Analysis of the report of the commit-
tee of the Virginia assembly, on the proceedings of sundry of the other
states in answer to their resolutions. By Alexander Addison. Philadelphia,
Printed by Z. Poulson, junior, 1800. 7966
54 p. 18 cm.
The communications of several states, on the resolutions of
the legislature of Virginia, respecting the alien and sedition laws. Rich-
mond, Printed by order of the general assembly [1799?] 7967
20 p. 15Hcm.
Title from library of congress card. 260 copies were ordered printed.
See house Journal Dec. 25, 1799, p. 41. On Jan. 20, 1809, the "communications"
were ordered printed with the report of the select committee in an edition
of 10.000 copies.
Communications from several states, on the resolutions of the
legislature of Virgfinia respecting the alien and sedition laws; also instruc-
tions from the general assembly of Virg^inia, to their senators in congress
and, the report of the committee to whom was committed the proceedings
of sundry of the other states in answer to the resolutions of the general
assembly, of the 21st day of Dec. 1798. By order of the general assembly.
Richmond — Virginia: Plinted by Meriwether Jones, printer to the com-
monwealth [1800] 7968
104 p. 17cm.
Resolution of the house of delegates In regard to printing, dated Janu-
ary 20. 1800.
No copy seen. See voucher in contingent fund March 11, 1800. 5000
copies printed.
On Jan. 20, 1800. it was resolved that 10,000 copies be printed of the re-
port of the select committee to whom was referred the answers of several
states upon the resolutions of the last legislature, and also the instructions
to the senators of this state (house journal, p. 95). This resolution was
amended by ordering also 10,000 copies of the communications of several
states relative to the resolutions of our last assembly.
Exposition of the federal constitution. Contained in the re-
port of the Virginia house of delegates; to whom were committed the pro-
ceedings, of sundry of the other states, in answer to the resolutions of the
general assembly, of the 21st day of December, 1798, commonly called
Madison's report. To which is subjoined a series of papers under the
signature of Hampden, [^originally published in the Richmond enquirer of
June, 1819.] Being a critique on the opinion of the supreme court of the
United States, in the case of the bank law. Richmond: Printed by
Thomas Ritchie. 1819. 7969
90 p. 20.5cm.
On Dec. 22, 1819 it was ordered by the house that 250 copies be printed
of the "Resolutions on the alien and sedition laws, adopted in the session of
1798; the report of a committee of the house and of the vote of the said
house agreeing to said report, on the same subject, in the session of 1799."
The public printer added the series of papers by Hampden, as the above title
shows. There may have been an edition, however, containing Just what the
resolution called for.
♦Proceedings of the Virginia assembly on the answers of sun-
dry states to their resolutions, passed in Dec., 1798. Phila., Printed by
James Carey, 1800. 7970
59 p. 21 Hem.
'Proceedings of the Virginia assembly, on the answers of sun-
dry states to their resolutions, passed in December, 1798. New York,
Printed by Gardenier & Buell, 1815. 7971
40 p. 25cm.
Report of the committee to whom was committed the pro-
ceedings of sundry of the other states, in answer to the resolutions of the
general assembly, of the day of Richmond, general assem-
bly [1799] 7972
71 p. IZmo. Copy in the library of congress.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
90 BuUetm Virginia State Library [Monroe, Gov.
*Reports of committees in congress to whom were referred
certain memorials and petitions complaining of the acts of congress, con-
cerning the alien and sedition laws. And on the naval establishment, the
augmentation of the navy, and the adoption of measures for prwiuring of
timber and other supplies. Also an answer of the Massachusetts legisla-
ture to the Virginia resolutions respecting dangerous aliens and seditious
citizens. Richmond, Printed by Thomas Nicolson, 1799. 797S
20 p. 21cin.
Title from library of congress printed card.
WashingtcHi, George. [Sermon on the death of General Washington,
by John D. Blair. Richmond: Meriwether Jones, printer. 1800] 7974
No copy seen. See voucher In contingent fUnd Jan. 24, 1800. 1000 cop-
ies printed. The title as given by Sabln (no. 5748) is "A sermon on the death
of lieutenant-general George Washington, delivered In the capttol In Rich-
mond. By John D. Blair, chaplain of the house of delegates. Richmond,
1800." 18p. 18mo. SaMn's note Is "Title from HouKh's Washington. Prob-
ably Incorrect."
I8OO/OI
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the first day of December, one thousand eig^t hun-
dred. Richmond : Printed by Meriwether Jones, printer to the
commonwealth. M,D,CCC. 7976
so p. 30.6cm.
Session began Dec. 1, 1800 and ended Jan. 23, 1801, Larkin Smith,
speaker.
Rules and orders: p. 6, 6. 797S«
[Report of committee in relation to the election of 'Hugh Phelps and
John G. Henderson of Wood] : p. 16, 17, 21. 7976
[Resolutions proposed that the senators from Virginia be instructed
and the representatives be requested to obtain a repeal of the sedition
law] : p. 25. 7977
[Report of committee on estimate of expenses Sep. 30, 1800 to Oct
1, 1801, and resources to meet this estimate] : p. 28. 7978
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, William Berke-
ley, Oct. 1, 1799 to Sept. 30, 1800] : p. 39. 7979
[Resolutions proposed for revising the state constitution]: p. 58.
7989
Estimate of the expenses of the civil government from Sept. 30,
1800 to Oct. 1, 1801, and resources to meet this estimate: p. 63, 64. 7981
[Statement from auditor, Samuel Shepard, of expenses incurred un-
der the laws for choosing electors of president and vice president of the
U. S. ] : p. 77. 7982
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia.'
Begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the first day of December, one thousand eight- hundred.
Richmond : Printed by Thomas Nicolson. 1800. 7983
80 p. 31cm.
Session began Dec. 1, 1800 and ended Jan. 23, 1801. Richard Kennon,
speaker.
rCommunication from the governor, James Monroe, Dec. 1, 1800]:
p. 8-10. 7984
This is the first instance found of printing the annual message in full.
[Communication from the governor, James Monroe, relative to
Gabriel's insurrection, Dec. 5, 1800]: p. 11-13. 7985
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[Documents relating to the letter of Richard E. Lee, which called
attention to the conduct of J. K. Read, a magistrate of Norfolk, who is said
to have delivered an American citizen to the British consul] : p. 13-25.
7986
250 copies printed separately.
Documents respecting the insurrection of the slaves [led by Gabriel] :
p. 26-33. 7987
Extract of a letter from Thomas Jefferson to George Wythe [with] a
statement of the particular acts of the assembly of Virgrinia m my posses-
sion either in manuscript or printed, and of those not in my possession and
presumed to be lost: p. 36-39. 7988
[Letter from G. Wythe, John Brown, John Marshall, Bushrod Wash-
ington, John Wickham relative to edition of laws concerning lands] : p. 39.
7989
[Report of committee relative to the accounts of the treasurer, Will-
iam Berkeley, Oct 1, 1799 to Sept. 30, 1800] : p. 46-48. 7990
Amount of warrants issued for slaves executed from the first of
January, 1791 to 31st December, 1800: p. 55. 7991
Amount of expences incurred in carrying into effect the acts of as-
sembly concerning the two last elections of president and vice-president of
the tr. S.: p. 55. 7992
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia. Begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday tiie first day of December one thousand eight hun-
dred. Richmond : Printed by M. Jones, printer to the common-
wealth. [1801] 7993
[401 p. 31 by 18 cm. In a bound volume of session laws, 1793-ltOl,
marked "Council chamber." The library has a second copy marked
"Auditor's ofnce." Tn a hound volume of session laws, 1799 to 180<. An
act to appropriate the public revenue passed Jan. 22, 1801, in manuscript,
between pages 24 and 25. The library has a third copy, separate.
Reprinted in Hening, v. 16 (Shepherd, v. 2) p. 249-103.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Acts of congress. [Acts passed at the third session of the fifth
congress of the United States. Dec. 3, 1798 to March 3, 1799. Richmond:
Printed by Meriwether Jones, printer to the commonwealth. 1800] 7991
Copy not seeif. 1500 copies printed. See council Journal Dec. 14, 1799.
Archive*. [State papers, 1800] In Calendar of \Vrginia state
papers, v. 9, 1799-1807, p. 70-195. 1890. 7995
Alexandria. *Laws of the mayor and commonalty of the town of
Alexandria [1798-1800] to which are prefixed, acts of the legislature of
Virginia respecting the town of Alexandria [1779-1796] Alexandria,
Printed by John and James D. Westcott, printers to the corporation [1800?]
799*
37, [1] p. 34Hcm. Copy in the library of confn°eHs.
Finance. [Appropriation law. Richmond: Meriwether Jones, prin-
ter. 18011 799T
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Gaming. 'Political truth; or. An examination of a case, right against
law, told in plain English, concerning the laws of Virginia against gaming:
with sundry general observations, shewing things as they are, and man
as he is. By Virginius. Richmond, Printed for the author [180-?] 7998
39 p. 17cm. Copy in the library of congress.
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92 BvUetm Virginia State Libra/ry [Monroe, Gov.
Governor. •[Messages of the governor, James Monroe, to the gen-
eral assembly, Dec. 1, 5, 12, 1800] 79»»
Jn Hamilton's Monroe, v. 3, p. 220-234, 234-243. 243-244.
* [Official letters of James Monroe, governor, 1800] 8000
In HamiltOD's Monroe, v. 3.
Juries. [Bill "Concerning juries. Richmond: Meriwether Jones,
printer. 1801] 8001
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Pensioners. List of pensioners continued by the honourable the ex-
ecutive, for the year 1800, to be paid out of the revenues for that year.
[Signed] Samuel Shepard, auditor, January 9, 1801. 8002
broadside. 31 by 19 cm. Copy In library of congress.
Read, J. K. [Letter of Richard E. Lee, the opinion of the attorney
general, and the affidavits accompanying the governor's letters which re-
late to the conduct of J. K. Read, a magistrate of the borough of Norfolk,
who is said to have delivered up an American citizen to the British consul.
Richmond: Printed by Meriwether Jones, printer for the public. 1800]
S003
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 5, 1800.
Governor's letter to the assembly, and the several documents
in the case of J. K. Reade, who delivered up an American to the British
consul; and a statement of the trials of the negroes who were concemea
in the late insurrection. Richmond: Thomas Nicolson, printer to the sen-
ate. Dec. 30, 1800. 8004
No copy seen. 100 copies printed by order of the senate. See voucher
Jan. 13, 1801.
Republican party. *An address to the voters for electors of presi-
dent and vice president of the United States, in the state of Virginia.
[Signed] William Austin, secretary, Richmond, 26th May, 1800. 8005
broadside. 32 by 20cm. Copy in library of congress. Includes "The
American republican ticket."
* [Letter from the committee of the republican party, Rich-
mond, August 9th, 1800, relative to the tickets for electors of president
and vice president] 8006
broadside. 30 by 19 cm. Copy In library of congress.
Sedition law. [Resolutions instructing the two senators from Vir-
ginia and requesting the representatives to obtain a repeal of the sedition
law. Richmond: Printed by Meriwether Jones, printer for the public.
1800] 8007
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Dec. 15, 1800.
Slaves and free negroes. [Bill To amend the act entitled an act to
reduce into one the several acts concerning slaves, free neg:roes and mu-
lattoes. Richmond: Printed by Meriwether Jones, printer to the public.
1801] 8008
Copy not seen. For order to print see house JournW Jan. 2, 1801. 250
copies printed.
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Journals
Journal of the house of dele^tes of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the seventh day of I>ecember, eighteen hundred and
one. Richmond: Printed by Meriwether Jones, printer to the
commonwealtii. 1801. 8009
92 p. 31.5cm.
Session befcan Dec. 7, 1801 and ended Feb. 2, 1802. Larkin Smith,
speaker.
Rules and orders: p. 4-6. 8009a
[Resolutions proposed for the revision of the state constitution]: p.
27. 8010
[Report of committee on election of John W. Eppes of Chesterfield] :
p. 28, 29. . 8011
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[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, WUliam
Berkeley, Oct. 1, 1800 to Sept. 30, 1801] : p. 43, 44. 8012
[Report of committee on estimate of the expenses of civil govern-
ment from Sept. 30, 1801 to Oct. 1, 1802, and of the debts payable; re-
sources to meet this estimate] : p. 58, 59. 801S
Also printed separately.
[Report of committee on the expenditures of public money by the
executive]: p. 79. 8014
Ordered to be printed separately, but no separate copy seen.
[Letter from the governor, James Monroe, in relation to the report
of the committee on the expenditures of the executive] : p. 81, 82. 8015
[Resolutions proposing amendments to the federal constitution]:
p. 82, 83. 8016
[Resolutions in relation to the boundary between Maryland and Vir^
grinia] : p. 83, 84. 8017
t Report of committee on the receipts and expenditures of the regls-
ke, the number of clerks retained and their salaries] : p. 85, 86, 8019
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia.
Begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the seventh day of December, one thousand eight hundred
and one. Richmond : Printed by Thomas Nicolson. 1802. 8019
80 p. 31cm.
Session began Dec. 7, 1801 and ended Feb. 2, 1802. Richard Kennon.
speaker.
[Communication from the governor, James Monroe, Dec. 7, 1801]:
p. 7-11. 8020
[Letter from John Clarke, superintendent, on the state of the neni-
tentiary, Dec. 4, 1801] : p. 11, 12. 8021
A return of the ordnance, the arms, and sundry military stores at the
arsenal at Richmond, [by Richard Quarrier] : p. 11. 8023
[Letters from the governor, James Monroe, relative to the distrbu-
tion and transportation of arms, July 31, Aug. 1, 1800] : p. 12. 8023
[Correspondence with John Sevier, governor of Tenne see, relative
to boundary of Virginia and Tennessee]: p. 13, 14. 8024
[Letters of Thomas Newton and Robert Andrews, relative to Dismal
Swamp canal companv] : p. 14. 8025
[Extract of letter from James Keith relative to the Potowmack
company]: p. 14, 15. 8026
[Letter of W. Foushee, relative to improvement of navigation of
James river] : p. 15. 8027 '
[Report of committee relative to the accounts of the treasurer, Will-
iam Berkeley, Oct 1, 1800 to Sept. 30, 1801] : p. 25-27. 8028
[Report of William Price, register of the land office, relative to land
warrants issued last year, and money received by him] : p. 63-54. 8029
Correspondence of James Fletcher, G. Green, Richard Jones, W. Pren-
tis and James Monroe, governor, relative to a slave insurrection in Notto-
way county] : p. 57-59. 8029a
[Proceedings of court in the trial of Joe for planning an insurrection
in Nottoway]: p. 59, 60. 8030
[Report relative to expenditures of the executive]: p. 71, 72. 8031
[State of the case of Beaumarchais against the commonwealth, to-
gether with the decision of the court of appeals] : p. 74-78. 8032
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia: Begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Rich-
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mend, on Monday, the seventh day of December, one thousand
eight hundred and one. Richmond: Priiited by Meriwether
Jones, printer to the commonwealth. [1802] 8033
56 p. size of leaf, 31 by 19 cm. In a bound volume of seBilon laws,
1793-1801. marked "Council chamber." The library has a aecond copy
marked "Auditor." In a bound volume of session laws, 1799-1806.
Reprinted in Henlngr, v. IS (Shepherd, v. 2) p. 305-397.
[Resolutions] p. 63. 80S4
Courts
'Reports of cases arjgrued and adjudged in the court of ap-
feals of Virginia. By Daniel Call. Volume third. Richmond,
rinted by Thomas Nicolson, 1805. 8036
4 p. 1., «13 p.
Cited as 7 Va. reports.
Cases argrued and determined June-November, 1790. p. 507-697.
Cases argued and determined April, 1801-May, 1803. p. [l]-606.
Judges of the court of appeals June-November, 1790. Edmund Pen-
dleton, president, Peter Lyons, Paul Carrington, William Fleming, James
Mercer.
Judges of court of appeals April, 1801-May, 1808: Peter Lyons, Paul
Carrington, Spencer Roane, William Fleming, Edmund Pendleton, presi-
dent. Philip N. Nicholas, attorney general.
♦Reports of cases argued and adjudged in the court of ap-
peals of Virginia. By Daniel Call. Vol. 3. Second edition. To
which are added, notes referring to subsequent adjudications
of the same court, and other authorities, and a complete list of
cases cited. By Joseph H. Tate, counsellor at law. Ridimond:
Published by Peter Cottom, at his law and miscellaneous book
store. Printed by Shepherd and Pollard. 1824. 8036
XX, 625 p.
♦Reports of cases argued and adjudged in the court of
appeals of Virginia. By Daniel Call. Vol. 3. 3d ed. To which
through the first three volumes besides the notes of the late
Joseph Tate, esq., are added copious references to statutes and
subsequent adjudications on the same subjects. By Lucdan
Minor, counsellor at law. Richmond: Published by A. Morris.
1854. 8037
viil. 611 p. 8vo.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Acts of congress. [Acts passed at the first session of the sixth con-
gress of the United States. Dec. 2, 1799 to May 14, 1800. Richmond:
Printed by Meriwether Jones, printer to the commonwealth. 1801] 8038
Copy not .<ieen. IBOO copie.s printed. See council Journal Jan. 3, 1801.
[Acts passed at the second session of the sixth congress of
the United States. Noy. 17, 1800 to March 3, 1801. Richmond: Printed
by Meriwether Jones, printer to the public. 1801] 89.39
Copy not seen. 1500 copies printed. See council Journal .Tune 20 1801
Archives. [State papers, 1801] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 9, 1799-1807, p. 195-266. 1890. 8040
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ConatltBtioii of the U. S. [Communication fitmi atato of Marylana
PToposing amendments to the federal constitution. Richmond: Printed
by Meriwether Jones, printer to the public. 1801] 8U41
Copy not seen. For order to print 8«* house journal Dec. 10, ISOV
Electioas. [Expenses attending the election of the president and
vice president of the United States, at the last and preceding elections.
Richmond: Meriwether Jones, printer. 1801] 8042
No copy seen. 260 copies printed.
Finance. Estimate of the expenses of dvll government, from the
80th of September. 1801, to the first of October, 1802, and of the debts
payable. [Report by committee on finance] 8043
broadside. 32 by 20 cm. Copy in liDrarjr of congress. ISO copies
printed. 8e« house Journal, p. S8. S9.
[Law laying taxes for the support of the government. Rich*
mond: Meriwether Jones, printer. Jan. 27, 1802] 8044
No copy seen. 600 copies printed.
General asannMy. * [Letter from R. Yancey, Richmond, January 22,
1801, to his constituents, recounting the resiilts of the delibenitiona of the
goiMal assembly] 8045
(3] p. 21 by 18 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Governor. . [Letter of the governor, James Monroe, Dec. 7. 1801, at
the opening of the general assembly. Richmond: Printed by Meriwether
Jones, printer to the public. 1801] 8046
Copy not seen. The annual "letter" of the sovernor corresponds to the
"messag-e" of today. This is the first instance of the letter beinjr ordered in
separate printed form. For order to print see house Journal Dec 2, 1801.
The letter was printed In full In the senate Journal p. 7-11. ,
[Letter from the governor with respect to the executive dis-
boisements of the past year, Jan. 29, 18Q2. Riclimond: Printed by Meri-
wether Jones, printer to the public. 1802] 8047
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 22, 1802. See
house Journal p. 81, 82.
'[Messages of the governor, James Monroe, to the general
assembly, Dec. 7, 21, 1801, Jan. 6, 16, 26, 28, 1802] 8048
In Hamilton's Monroe, v. S, p. 802-318, 321, 326-328, 828, 330-332,
333-334.
'[OiBcial letters of James Monroe, governor, 1801] 8049
In Hamilton's Monroe, v. 3.
[Report of the committee appointed to examine into the exec-
utive expenditures, the governor's letter, etc. Richmond : Meriwether Jones,
printer. Feb. 1, 18021 8050
No copv seen. 600 copies printed.
Land office. [Report of the register of the land office, William Price,
Jan. 20, 1802] 8051
No copy seen. 40 copies printed. See senate Journal Jan. 21, 1802,
p. S3. 64.
Pensioners. List of pensioners continued by the honorable the ex-
ecutive, for the year 1801, to be paid out of the revenue for that year.
[Signed] S. Shepard, auditor's office. 2l8t January, 1801. 8052
broadside. 24 by 19 cm. Copy in library of conifress.
Slave conspiracy. 'Letter to a member of the general assembly of
Virginia, on the subject of the late conspiracy of the slaves; with a pro-
posal for their colonization. Baltimore, Printed by Bonsai & Niles, 1801.
8053
23 p. 22cm. Copy not seen. Title from library of congress printed
card.
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Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the sixth day of December eighteen hundred and
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two. Richmond: Printed by Meriwether Jones, printer to the
commonwiealth. [1803] 8054
71 p. 32.3cm.
• Session began Dec. 6, 1802 and ended Jan. 29, ISOt. Edmund Harrison,
speaker.
Rules and orders: p. 4, 6. 8054a-
[Resolution proposed upholding Thomas Jefferson]: p. 9. 8055
Ordered to be printed separately, but no separate seen.
[Report of committee on the election of John G. Henderson of
Wood] : p. 16. 8056
[Report of committee on petition of J. A. Chevallie, agent of Caron
do Beaumarchais] : p. 18. 8057
[Report of committee in relation to the duties and salary of the
public printer] : p. 25, 26. 8058
Ordered to be printed separately, but no separate copy seen.
[Proposed bill establishing the Bank of Virginia] : p. 33. 8059
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, William
Berkeley, Oct. 1, 1801 to Sept. 30, 1802]: p. 36, 37. 8060
[Report of committee advising the purchase of the house of David
Meade Randolph for the use of the governor] : p. 38. 8061
[Report of committee in relation to the state of the public debt, and
g^iving an estimate of expenses of civil government, and resources, Oct 1,
1802-Sept. 30, 1803] : p. 47, 48, 49. 8062
Ordered to be printed separately, but no separate copy seen.
(Resolution in relation to a house for the governor] : p. 51. 8063
Report of joint committee respecting the expenditures of the execu-
tive during the last year] : p. 65, 66. 8064
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Monday
the sixth day of December eighteen hundred and two. Rich-
mond: Printed by Thomas Nicolson. 1803] 8065
No copy seen. Title on authority of voucher.
Session begran Dec. 6, 1802 and ended Jan. 29, 1803. Francis T. Brooke,
speaker.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia: begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Rich-
mond, on Monday, the sixth day of December, one thousand eight
hundred and two. Richmond: Printed by Meriwether Jones,
printer to the commonwealth. [1803] 8066
[56] p. size of leaf, 30 by 19 cm. In a bound volume of session laws,
1799-1806.
Reprinted in Hening, v. 15 (Shepherd, v. 2) p. 399-470.
[Resolutions]: p. 64. 8067
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Acts of congress. [Acts passed at the first session of the seventh
congress of the United States. Dec. 7, 1801 to May 3, 1802. Richmond:
Printed by Meriwether Jones, printer to the public. 1802] 8068
Copy not seen. 1600 copies printed. See voucher.
Archives. [State papers, 1802] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 9, 1799-1807, p. 266-340. 1890. 8069
Bank of Virginia. [Bill for incorporating the bank of Virginia. -
Richmond: Printed by Meriwether Jones, printer to the public. 1803]
8070
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Jan. IS, 1803.
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Gaming. [Bill to amend acts to prevent unlawful gaming. Rich-
mond: Printed by Meriwether Jones, printer to the public. 1803] 8071
Copy not seen. For order to print gee houue Journal Jan. 12, 1803.
General assembly. [Bill to regulate the election of senators to the
gener.i . s^icinoly. iCichmond: r'rintcd by Meriwether' Jones, printer to
the pubUc. 1803] 8072
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Jan. 12, 1803.
Governor. [Letter of the governor, James Monroe, Dec. 6, 1802.
Richmond: Printed by Meriwether Jones, printer to the public. ISOlri]
8073
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 9, 1802. This
was the annual message, but was not printed In the house Journal. It was
probably printed in the senate Journal, no copy of which has been found.
See the following title.
* [Message of the governor, James Monroe, to the general
cicem :v Hr-c 6, lSO:i] 8074
In Hamilton's Monroe, v. 3, p. 360-377.
The communication of the executive to the legislature during
their last session relative to the claim of the representatives of IJcaumar-
chais against the commonwealth. [Richmond] Printed by M. Jonis, prin-
ter to the commonwealth, 1802. 8075
24 p. ISHcm.
An account of proceedings in regard to Beaumarchals's claim for
reimbursement for arms and ammunition furnished to the Americans during
the revolution.
Copy in the library of congress. Title from library of congress card.
For order to print see house Journal Dec. 21, 1802.
■•.;i.-j\ ( ov. i-pcT, 1K0:>1
8076
In Hamilton's Monroe, v. 3.
Land titles. 'Kentucky laws and acts of Virginia relating to land
titles, etc., by H. Toulmin. Frankfort, 1802. 8077
ISmo. Title from Randolph's law catalogue, 1856.
Lands. [Bill to subject lands to sale in certain cases. Richmond:
Printed by Meriwether Jones, printer to the commonwealth. 1803] 8078
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 24, 1803.
Pensioners. A list of pensioners, continued by the honorable the ex-
ecutive, for the year 1802— to be paid out of the revenue for that year.
[Signed] S. Shepard, auditor, 27th January, 1803. 8079
broadside. 32 by 20 cm. Copy In library of congress.
Recovery of debts. [Bill for more speedy recovery of small debts
or penalties, witii the names of members of both houses who voted thereon.
Richmond: Printed by Meriwether Jones, printer to the public. 1803]
8080
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 13, 1803.
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Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the fifth day of December, one thousand eight hun-
dred and Ihree. Richmond: Printed by Meriwether Jones,
printer to the commonwealth. [1804] 8081
109 p. 30.8cm. pages 97-100 wanting.
Session began Dec. 6, 1803 and ended Feb. 3, 1804. Hugh Holmes,
speaker.
Rules and orders: p. 4-6. 8081a
[Report of committee on a reasonable compensation for the public
printer, including estimates for public printing by John Courtney, jr., John
Dixon, and Thomas Nicolson]: p. 24. 8082
Better of the governor, John Page] :p. 27-30. 8083
Is Is the first time the annual letter of the governor was printed In
tbe Journal of the house.
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[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, William
Moseley, Oct. 1, 1802 to Sept. 30, 1803] : p. 60, 61. 8084
William Moseley succeeded William Berkeley as treasurer on Jan. 21,
1803.
[Report of <committee in relation to protection of inhabitants in
Washington and Russell counties from claims of the Loyal company]: p.
66. 8085
[Report of committee on the expediency of erecting a hospital for the
public guard]: p. 92. 8086
[Report of committee in relation to employing a superintendent and
assistant superintendent of the building of the penitentiary]: p. 96, 96.
8087
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the fiftti day of December, one thousand eight hundred and
three. Richmond : • Printed by Samuel Pleasants, Junior. 1804]
8088
No copy seen. Title on authority of voucher.
Session began Dec. 5, 1803 and ended Feb. 3, 1804. Creed Taylor and
Francis T. Brooke, speakers.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia : begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the fifth day of December, one thousand eight hun-
dred and three. Richmond: Printed by Meriwether Jones,
printer to the commonwealth. [1804] 8089
91, iv p. size of leaf, 31% by 19 cm. In a bound volume of session
laws, 1799-1806.
Reprinted in Hening-, v. 16 (Shepherd, v. 3) p. 3-111.
[Resolutions]: p. 90, 91. 8090
I
Collection of Laws
A collection of all such acts of the general assembly of Vir-
ginia, of a public and permanent nature, as are now in force;
with a new and complete index. To which are prefixed the de-
claration of rights, and constitution, or form of government.
Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly, passed
on the twenty-sixth day of January, one thousand eight hundred
and two. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, jr. and
Henry Pace. M,DCCC,in. 8091
1 D. I., 4B4. 72 D. «e cm.
Copy in the state law library. See petition of Samuel Pleasants, Ju^.,
nnd Henry Pace. Dec. 19, 1801 (No. A 9113), and the act passed Jan. 26, 1802.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Acts of congress. Acts passed at the second session of the seventh
congress of the United States, begun and held at the city of Washington,
in the territory of Columbia, on Monday, the sixth of December, one
thousand eight hundred and two, Richmond: Printed by Meriwether Jones,
printer to the commonwealth. MDCCCIII. 8092
60, Ixli, [2] p. 35cm. ISOO copies printed.
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Archiyes. [State papers, 1803] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 9, 1799-1807, p. 340-381. 1890. 8093
Constitution of the U. S. [Amendment proposed by congress to the
constitution of the United States. Richmond: Printed by Meriwether Jones,
printer for the public. 18031 8094
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 20, 1803.
Finance. [Amended report from the committee appointed to prepare
an estimate of the expenses and resources of the government, together
with certain documents relative thereto — and the vindication of the execu-
tive against certain items in said report, together with certain documents
referred to in the said vindication. Richmond: Printed by Meriwether
Jones, printer to the public. 1804] 809S
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal .Tan. 25. 1804.
250 copies printed. Perhaps the same as the followlnK. a copy of which is
in the library of congress.
The report of the committee of finance, appointed by the
house of delegates, and a communication from the executive relative
thereto; with sundry documents in the said communication referred to.
[Richmond] Printed by M. Jones, printer to the commonwealth [1804]
8096
20. viii p. 21cm.
Letter from the grovernor (p. 11-20) dated January 14, 1804.
Title from library of congress printed card. Perhaps the same as the
preceding.
Electors of prerident. [Bill to amend an act entitled an act to amend
an act entitled an act for appointing electors to choose a president and
vice president of the U. S. Richmond: Printed by Meriwether Jones,
printer to the commonwealth. 1804] 8097
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Jan. 2. 1804.
Governor. [Circular letter from the executive to the brigadier gen-
erals. • Richmond: Meriwether Jones, printer. March, 1803] 8098
No copy seen.
[Circular letter to clerks of the several counties, with reso-
lution of council annexed. Richmond: Samuel PleEtsants, jr., printer. Oct.
20, 1803] 8099
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
[Circular letter, with copy of former orders by Gen. Lee and
extract from militia law annexed. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, jr., prin-
ter. Nov. 1, 1803] 8100
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
[Quarantine proclamation. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, jr.
1803] 8101
No .copy seen. 50 copies printed. This proclamation was printed Aug.
2».. 1803.
[Order revoking quarantine proclamation. Richmond: Sam-
uel Pleasants, jr. 1803] 8102
No copy seen. This is called a "handbill" In the voucher and was issued
Oct. 31. 1803.
Justices of the peace. *The magistrate's monitor and judge's re-
• membrancer, being a treatise on the nature of justice in a series of letters
addressed to a justice of the peace — By Humphrey Smith of Montgomery
county, Virginia. 810.1
This title was copyrlrtted on Oct. 19, 1803. No copy seen. Title from
Record of Virginia copyright entries, 1790 to 1844.
Law. *Blackstone's commentaries; with notes of reference to the
constitution and laws of the federal government of the United States; and
of the commonwealth of Virginia. In five volumes. [Vol. 1] With an ap-
pendix to each volume, containing short tracts upon such subjects as ap-
peared necessary to form a connected view of the laws of Virginia, as a
member of the federal union. By St. George Tucker, professor of law in
the university of William and Mary, and one of the judges in the general
court in Virginia. Philadelphia: published by WUUam Young Birch, and
Abraham Small. Robert Carr, printer. 1803. 8104
4 p. 1.. xvlli p., 1 1., (21, 446 p. 22cm.
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Appendix: Of sovereignty and legislature: Of the several forms of gov-
ernment; Of the constitution of Virginia; Of the constitution of the United
States; Of the unwritten, or common law, of England, and its introduction
into, and authority within, the united American states; Of the lex scripta,
or written law, of Vireinia.
•Blackstone's commentaries; with notes of reference to the
constitution and laws, of the federal government of the United States;
and of the commonwealth of Virginia. In five volumes. [Vol. 2] With
an appendix to each volume, containing short tracts upon such subjects
as appeared necessary to form a connected view of the laws of Virginia,
as a member of the federal union. By St. George Tucker. Philadelphia:
published by William Young Birch, and Abraham Small. Robert Carr,
printer. 1803. 8105
5 p. 1., [121]-485, 118 p.
Appendix: Of the right of conscience, and of the freedom of speech
and of the press; On the state of slavery in Virginia; Abstract of the bill for
the more general diffusion of knowledge in Virginia; The right of expatria-
tion considered; Of the rights of aliens in the United States; Summary view
of the laws relative to glebes and churches.
*Blackstone's commentaries: with notes of reference to the
constitution and laws, of the federal government of the United States;
and of the commonwealth of Virginia. In five volumes. [Vol. 3] With
an appendix to each volume, containing short tracts upon such subjects
as appeared necessary to form a connected view of the laws of Virginia,
as a member of the federal union. By St. George Tucker. Philadelphia:
published by William Young Birch, and Abraham Small. Robert Carr,
printer. 1803. 8106
4 p. 1., iv p., 1 1., 519, xvii, 112 p. 4 tables (3 fold.) 22cm.
Appendix: Concerning the tenure of lands in Virginia, and the mode
«if acquiring them under the former and present government; Discourse con-
cerning the several acts directing the course of descents, in Virginia; Of the
right of aliens to purchase and hold lands, with a view of the laws concerning
escheats and forfeitures from British subjects, passed in Virginia, durlqg the
revolutionary war; The manner of obtaining grants of land, under the com-
monwealth of Virginia, and from the United States; Of slaves, considered as
property, in Virginia; Concerning usury.
*Blackstone's commentaries: with notes of reference to the
constitution and laws of the federal government of the United States;
and of the commonwealth of Virginia. In five volumes. [Vol. 4] With
an appendix to each volume, containing short tracts upon such subjects
as appeared necessary to form a connected view of the laws of Virginia,
as a member of the federal union. By St. George Tucker. Philadelphia:
published by William Young Birch, and Abraham Small. Robert Carr,
printer. 1803. 8107
4 p. 1., iv p., 1 I., 455, xxvii, 74p. 22cm.
Appendix: Summary view of the judicial courts of the commonwealth,
and of the U. S., in Virgrinia; Of the proceedings upon petitions for lapsed lands
under the former government, and upon caveats; Of the commencement and
process, in civil suits at common law, in the Judicial courts of Virginia; Of
appearance and pleading; Of proceedings upon motions for Judgments in a
summary way in certain civil cases; Of the trial by Jury in Virginia.
*Blackstone's commentaries: with notes of reference to the
constitution and laws of the federal government of the United States;
and of the commonwealth of Virginia. In five volumes. [Vol. 5] With
an appendix to each volume, containing short tracts upon such subjects
as appeared necessary to form a connected view of the laws of Virginia,
as a member of the federal union. By St. George Tucker.. Philadelphia:
published by William Young Birch, and Abraham Small. Robert Carr,
printer. 1803. 8108
4 p. 1.. Hi p., 1 1., 442. vil, 60, [26] p. 21% P.
Appendix: Of the cognizance of crimes and misdemeanors; Concerning
treason; Summary view of the courts possessing criminal Jurisdiction, within
Virginia.
*The new American clerks' magazine: and young conveyancer's
pocket companion: containing all the necessary forms of articles of agree-
ment, bonds, bills recognisances, leases and releases . . . &c., with neces-
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sary directions for making distresses for rent, &c. as the law between land-
lord and tenant now stands. The whole made conformable to the laws of
the United States, and adapted more particularly to the state of Virginia.
By a gentleman of the bar. Alexandria, Printed for R. and J. Gray, by S.
Snowden, 1803. 8109
2 p. 1., 275. nil p. 17% cm.
Catalogrue of law books, for cale. by R. and J. Gray: books printed for,
and sold by R. & J. Gray, booksellers and stationers, King-street. Alexandria.
(7 p. at end)
Copy in the library of congress. Title from the library of congresa
card.
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Joiirnals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the third day of December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and four. Richmond : Printed by
Samuel Pleasants, Jun. 1804. , 8111
lis p. 31.4cm. Pases 77-80 mlsslne.
Session began Dec. 3. 1804 and ended Feb. 1, 180S, Hugh Holmes,
speaker.
Rules and orders: p. 4-6. 8111a
[Report of committee on the election of Jacob Kettle, of Randolph] :
p. 12. 8112
[Report of committee in relation to the memorial of sundry inhabi-
tants of Monongalia, Ohio, Harrison, Randolph and Wood praying aid to
defend a suit by the Indiana company] : p. 19-21. 8113
[Report of committee on that part of the governor's communication
which relates to the amendment proposed by Massachusetts to the con-
stitution of the U. S.] : p. 45. 8114
Ordered to be printed separately, but no separate copy seen.
[Report of committee in relation to fhe election of David Grnham
of Monroe] : p. 46, 47, 48. 8115
[Report of committee of finance on estimate of expenses and re-
sources of the ensuing year] : p. 58-62, 89,90. 8116
[Statement of auditor, Samuel Shepard, giving estimate of expendi-
ture, Oct. 1, 1804 to Sept. 30, 1805]: p. 59-61. 8117
[The public treasury, signed William Moseley, treasurer]: p. 62.
8118
[Report of the committee on the house for the use of the governor] :
p. 87. 8119
[Report of committee appointed to examine into the state of the
penitentiary, the expenses of that institution, and the expediency of any
reform relative thereto]: p. 90, 91, 107, 108. 8120
[Report of committee to enquire into the state of the land office]:
p. 92, 93. 8121
[Report from the committee on the lower navigation of James river] :
p. 93, 94. 8122
[Report of committee on petition of sundry inhabitants of Mont-
gomery, Wvthe, Washington and Russell relative to claim of the Loyal
company]: p. 94, 95. 812$
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the third day of December, in the year of our Lord one
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thousand eight hundred and four. Richmond: Printed by
Thonaas Ritchie. 1805] 8124
No copy seen. Title on authority of voucher.
Session began Dec. 3, 1804 and ended Feb. 1, 1805. Creed Taylor,
spealier.
t
Session Laws
I
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the third day of December, one thousand eight hun-
dred and four. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, Jun-
ior, printer to the commonwealth. [1805] 8125
S9, il p. size of leaf, 30 H by 19 H cm. In a bound volume of session
laws, 1799-1806.
Reprinted in Hening:, v. 16 (Shepherd, v. 3) p. 113-201.
[Resolutions]: p. 58. 81^6
Courts
♦Reports of cases argued and decided in the court of ap-
peals of Virginia. By Daniel Call. Volume 5. Richmond, Pub-
lished by Robert I. Smith, Samuel Shepherd & co., printers, 1833.
8127
xlv, 578 p. 22Hcm.
Cited as 9 Va. reports.
Issued also in a 2d ed., but copy not seen.
Cases argued and determined in the court of appeals of Virginia.
April, 1804-November, 1805. p. [l]-570. 8128
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports:
Peter Lyons, president, Paul Carrington, William Fleming, Spencer Roane,
St. George Tucker. For a biographical sketch of each of these judges see
V. 4. (8 Va. repoirts) p. [vii]-xxix.
* Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of
appeals of Virginia. By Daniel Call. Volume 6. Richmond, Pub-
lished by Robert I. Smith, Samuel Shepherd & co., printers. 1833.
8129
xvi. 386 p. 22Hcm.
Cited as 10 Va. reports.
Issued also in a 2d ed., but copy not seen.
Note by the editor. "This volume contains all the unreported cases
of importance, decided in the court of appeals, from the death of judge
Pendleton, in 1803, to the year 1818; and four very important cases decided
in the circuit court of the United States, upon some very interesting sub-
jects. The whole work, consisting of tlje 4th, 5th, and 6th volumes, [8,
9, and 10 Va. reports] is consequently, completed; and fills up the entire
space firom the foundation of the court of appeals, to the commencement
of the reports of Hening and Munford." p. [v] 8130
Preface to the sixth volume: p. [vi]
Letter of dedication to the judges of the court of appeals: p. [vii]
Cases argued and determined in the court of appeals of Virginia.
May, 1804-December, 1818. Also Quesnel v. Woodlief & al., November,
1796. p. [l]-240.
Cases decided in the circuit court of the United States for the dis-
trict of Virginia. June, 1793-November, 1825. p. [241] -376.
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Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports:
Peter Lyons, president, Paul Carrington, Wuliam Fleming, Spencer Roane,
St George Tucker.
Judges of the United States who sat in the circuit court for the dis-
trict of Virginia, at the times of deciding the cases reported from that
court: John Jay, chief justice of the United States; James Iredell, one of
the associate judges of the supreme court of the United States; Bushrod
Washington, one of the associate judges of the supreme court of the
United States; John Marshall, chief justice of the United States; Cyrus
Griffin, district judge of the United States for the district of Virginia.
Sepa/rate Documents; Miscellanea
Acts of congrem. Acts passed at the first session of the eighth con-
gress of the United States of America, begun and held at the city of
Washington, in the district of Columbia, on Monday, the seventeenth of
October, in the year 1803. And of the independence of the United States
the twenty-eighth. Richmond: Printed by T. Nicolson. 1804. 8131
52, II p. 3Scm. Printed by order of the council. See council Journal
Oct. 20, 1804. 1500 copies printed.
Archives. fState papers, 18041 In Calendar of Virginia state pa-
pers, V. 9, 1799-1807, p. 381-434. 1890. 8132
Constitution of the U. S. [Report and resolutions of the house of
del^ates on the subject of the amendment proposed by the state of Mas-
sachusetts to the constitution of the United States. Richmond: Ritchie and
Worsley, printers. 1805] 81SS
No copy seen. 50 coplea printed.
Election of president [Act "To amend the act for appointing elect-
ors to vote for president and vice-president." Richmond: Samuel Pleas-
ants, Jr. 1804] 8134
No copy seen. 300 copies printed.
Finance. A general state of the commonwealth's revenue, for the
year [ending Sept. 30, 1804. Samuel Shepard, auditor] 813S
15 p. 2 leaves printed on one side only. 34.5rni.
A state of the revenue tax, for the year 1804. Arising on
land, slaves, and other property. [Document] A; Amount of sumlus on
tobacco, exported from the 1st of October, 1802 to the Ist of October,
1803. [Document] B: Amount of tax on law process, from 1st October,
1803, to 1st October, 1804. [Document] C; Amount of fees received by the
register, from 1st of October, 1803 to 1st October, 1804. [Document] D;
Amount of expenditures charged on the revenue, 1803. List of balances,
due 1st October, 1804. Auditor's office, Nov. 1804. Samuel Shepard
auditor. [Colophon]: Printed by Ritchie & Worsley. 8136
10 p. 33 by 18 cm.
Greneral assembly. [Resolution of the house of delegates, on the
subject of the claim, by the senate, of a right to amend bills providing for
the collection of taxes, together with the report of a committee presented
to the house of delegates on the 9th January, 1778, on a similar subject.
Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, jr. 1805] 8137
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Feb. 1. 1805. 250
copies printed. The report of Jan. 9. 1778, was written by Thomas .Tefferson.
Governor. The governor's letter [of Dec. 3, 1804] addressed to both
louses of the general assembly at their December session, 1804. [With
accompanying documents] Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, Jun.
[1804T 8138
20 0. l«mo.
One of the Included documents Is a letter of James Monroe respecting
cases hetwen the state and British subjects for tracts of land. There Is a
copy of this pamphlet in the library of the Virginia historical society. For
order to print see house Journal Dec. S, 1804.
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By the governor [John Page] of the commonwealth of Vir-
ginia, a proclamation [giving instructions to superintendents of quaran-
tine] 8139
broadside. 33 by 21 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Militia. [Militia law passed at the last session of the assembly. Rich-
mond: Meriwether Jones, printer. 1804] 8139a
No copy seen. 3000 copies printed. See council journal March 31, 1804.
Pensioners. List of pensioners for the year 1804. [S. Shepard]
auditor's office, 17th Jan., 1805. 8140
broadside. 19 by 16 cm. Copy In library of congress.
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Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia. Begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Rich-
mond, on Monday the second day of December, one thousand
eight hundred and five. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleas-
ants, jr. [1806] 8141
108 p. 32cm.
Session begran Dec. 2, 1805 and ended Feb. "6, 1806. Hugh Holmes,
speaker. On Dec. 6, 180!>, Mr. Holmes was elected a Judge of the greneral
court. On Dec. 7, he resigned as speaker. He was succeeded by Peter John-
ston.
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, William
Moseley, Oct, 1, 1804 to Sept. 80, 1805]: p. 53, 54, 8142
[Letter from W. W. Hening to the speaker in relation to his dis-
qualification as delegate and as member of the executive at the same time] :
p. 60. 8143
[Report of committee on finance on the estimate of the expenses of
the government from Oct. 1, 1805 to Sept. 30, 1806] : p, 74, 75, 90-92. 8144
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee in regard to the condition of the governor's
house] : p. 75, 76, 8145
[Report of committee on the state and condition of the Bank of Vir-
ginia] : p. 89. 8146
[Report of committee appointed to examine the register's office] :
p. 99. 8147
The annual letter of the governor, John Page, was not printed in the
Journal nor as a sepnrate document.
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia.
Begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the second day of December, one thousand eight hundred
and five. Richmond : Printed by Thomas Ritchie. 1805] 8148
91 p. folio. Copy not seen. There is a copy In the library of the
British museum.
Session began Dec. 1805 and ended Feb. 6, 1806. Robert Taylor, speaker.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia. Begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Rich-
mond, on Monday the second day of December, one thousand
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eight hundred and five. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleas-
ants, Junior, printer to the commonwealth. [1806] 8149
52, iii p. size of leaf, 30 by 19 cm. In a bound volume of .<msslon laws,
1799-1806.
Reprinted in Hening, v. 16 (Shepherd, v. S) p. 203-277.
I
Epitome of all the acts of the .general assembly of Virginia,
of a public nature, passed at the Dec. session, 1805 [including
a statement of the resources and expenditures of the common-
wealth] S. Pleasants, Jr., printer. Richmond. 8150
[2] p. 50 by 32 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Acts of congress. Acts passed at the second session of the eighth
congress of the United States of America, begun and held at the city of
Washington, in the District of Columbia, on Monday, the fifth of Novem-
ber, in the year 1804, and of the independence oi the United States the
twenty-ninth. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie. 1805. 8151
38 p. 35cm. 1500 copies printed. Printed by order of the council. See
council Journal Dec. 6. 1805.
Archives. [State papers, 1805] In Calendar of Virginia state pa-
pers, V. 9, 1799-1807, p. 434-463. 1890. 8152
Courts. [Bill to amend the judiciary system. Richmond: Printed
by Samuel Pleasants, printer for the public. 1806] 8153
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Jan. 11, 1806.
Finance. [Auditor's and treasurer's letters, etc. Richmond: Samuel
Pleasants, jr., printer. 1806] 8154
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[General state of the commonwealth's revenue for 1804. Rich-
mond: Samuel Pleasants, jr., printer. 1806] 8155
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Giovemor. [Documents designated nos. 1, 2 and 3 in the governor's
letter of Dec. 2, 1805; those designated by letters A, B, D, E, in his letter
of the 3rd, and that marked no. 1 in his letter of the 9th] 8156
Copies not seen. There was a Eeneral order to print the foreffolnB
documents, but the titles are not given. See house journal Dec. 11. 1805.
250 copies printed. Each may have been printed separately.
*Jaine8 river company. [Statement of the situation of the James
river company from its commencement to the present day. Richmond?
1805?] 8157
11 p. 20V4cm. No t.-p. Title taken from text. Copy in the library of
congress.
Jefferson, Thomas. [Resolution of confidence in the president of
the United States, Thomas Jefferson. Richmond: Printed by Samuel
Pleasants (?) printer to the public. 1806] 8158
Copy not seen. For text of resolution and order to print see house
Journal Dec. 10. 1805. 250 copies printed.
' Militia. [Giovemor's circular letter to colonels of regiments. Rich-
mond: Samuel Pleasants, jr., printer. Aug. 10, 1805] 8159
No copy seen. 50 copies printed.
Penitentiary. [Document no. 1. Abstract of prisoners in the peni-
tentiary.— no. 2. Criminal charges from 1795 to 1805. — no. 3. Shewing the
number of prisoners convicted for each crime, the number from each dis-
trict, the number of years each was sentenced. — no. 4. Letter from cap-
tain Quarrier showing number of public guard kept at the penitentiary.
— ^no. 5. Letter from the superintendent of the penitentiary laid before
the house by the governor. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants,
printer to the public. 1805] 8160
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 26, 1805.
250 copies printed.
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1806/07
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia. Begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Rich-
mond, on Monday the first day of December, one thousand eight
hundred and six. Richmond : Printed by Samuel Pleasants, jun.
[1807] 81«1
109 p. SO.Scm.
Session began Dec. 1, 1806 and ended Jan. 22. 1807. Peter Johnston,
speaker.
Rules and orders: p. 4-6. 8162
[Report of committee in relation to the election of William Pasteur
of Fluvanna]: p. 15. 8168
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, WUliam
Moseley, Oct. 1, 1805 to Sept. 30, 1806] : p. 24-26. 8164
Report and resolutions of the committee of the senate appointed to
examine the treasurer's account [objecting, to the conduct of the commit-
tee of the house of delegates in destroying the vouchers and documents
of the treasurer's office] : p. 43, 44. 8165
[Report of the committee of finance on the estimate of the expenses
of government from Oct. 1, 1806 to Dec. 31, 1807 and a statement of re-
sources] : p. 48, 49, 79. 8166
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee on the state of the public guard]: p. 49, 71,
72. 8167
[Sections 1-4 of bill To amend an act, entitled an act To amend the
several laws concerning slaves] : p. 51. 8168
[Report of committee on the condition of the register's office]: p.
81. 8169
[Report of committee on the manufactory of arms] : p. 82. 8170
[4th amendment to the bill To amend the act entitled an act to amend
the several laws concerning slaves]: p. 86. 8171
Address to Thomas Jefferson, president of the United States: p. 90.
8172
Note : Two manuscript ' volumes of Gov. Spotswood's letters were
offered by Gen. A. Spotswood for sale to the state. The offer was rejected
See house journal Jan. 21, 1807. p. 107.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begim and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the first day of December, one thousand eight hundred and
six. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie. 1806. 8173
64, XX D. 32cm.
Session began Dec. 1. 1S06 and ended Jan. 20, 1807. Robert Taylor,
spefll«pr.
Rules and orders of the senate: p. 3-5. 8174
[Communication from the governor, Wm. H. Cabell, Dec. 1, 1806]:
p. 7-12. 8175
[Report by John Clarke, superintendent of the Virginia manufactory
of arms, of all the cannon, etc., military stores, which have been collected
and brought to this place, by virtue of the resolution of last assembly]:
p. 16, 17. 8176
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[Report of the committee relative to the accounts of the treasurer] :
p. 17-19. 8177
By order of the house of delei^ates committee the vouchers of the treas-
urer had been destroyed before the senate committee could examine them.
This report Is a history of the Joint committee from 1776.
[Report of committee of the whole relative to a constitutional con-
vention]: p. 69, 60. 8178
[Letter of resignation of Paul Carrin^n] : p. 44, 46. 8179
[Address] to Thomas Jefferson, president of the U. S.: p. 64, 66
8180
[Report of the penitentiary, Nov. 27, 1806] Appendix. [Doc.] B:
p. L 8181
Report of the executive committee concerning the penitentiary. Ap-
pendix. [Doc.] C: p. ii. 8182
A Ust of the slaves reprieved for transportation and sold by the
executive. Appendix. [Doc] D: p. iii,iiii. 8183
A list of warrants which could not be paid when presented at the
treasury, but which have since been discharged. Appendix. [Doc] E:
p. liii. 8184
Major Clarke, on cavalry exercise [a recommendation for the state
to publish "A treatise on the new sword exercise for cavalry"] Appendix.
[Doc] F: p. V. 8185
Ck>mmunication from the governor of Tennessee, proposing an
amendment to the federal constitution. Appendix. [Doc] G: p. v,vi. 8186
Communication from the governor of Maryland, proposing an amend-
ment to the constitution of the U. S. Appendix. [Doc] G: p. vi. 8187
Gen. Young's resignation. Appendix. [Doc] H: p. vi. 8188
List of warrants issued since the funds on which they were drawn
were exhausted. Appendix. [Doc] I: p. viL 8189
[Statement exhibiting an account of the operations of the jail and
penitentiary, Dec. 1, 1805 to Dec. 1, 1806] Appendix: p. vii-ix. 8190
[Statement of the superintendent of the manufactory of arms, John
Clarke, of the operations for year ending Nov. 30, 1806, including an
estimate of the cost of each article manufactured] Appendix: p. x-xx.
8191
Session Laivs
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begim and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the first day of December, one thousand eight hun-
dred and six. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, Junior,
printer to the commonwealth. [1807] 8192
42, 11 p. size of leaf, 31 H by 19 cm. In a bound volume of session laws,
1799-1806. The library has copies 2 to 5 In the separate form.
Reprinted In Henln?. v. 16 (Shepherd, v. 3) p. 279-351.
[Resolutions]: p. 42. 8193
Courts
♦Reports of cases argued and determined in the supreme
court of appeals of Virginia: with select cases relating chiefly
to points of practice, decided by the superior court of chancery
for the Richmond district. Vol. 1. By William W. Hening and
William Munford. Philadelphia. 1808. 8194
5 p. 1., vll. tl], 640p. 8vo.
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♦Reports of cases argued and determined in the supreme
court of appeals of Virginia: with select cases, relating chiefly
to points of practice, decided by the superior court of chancery
for the Richmond district. The second edition, revised and
corrected by the authors. Volume 1. By William W. Hening
and William Munford. Flatbush, (N. Y.) Printed and pub-
lished by I. Riley, 1809. 8195
XX, vili p., 1 1., [1], 19 p., 1 1., [203-409, [412] -637 p. 24 cm.
Cited as 11 Va. reports.
Preface to the second edition, p. [Ill]
Preface to tlie first edition, p. [v]
Rules of the court of appeals from its establishment, to the end
of May term, 1806. p. [i]-iv. 8196
Rules of practice settled by the late high court of chancery, and
present superior court of chancery for the Richmond district, p. [v]-viii.
8197
On Sunday, the 8th day of June, 1806, the venerable George Wythe,
Judge of the superior court of chancery for the Richmond district, died,
and on the 14th of the same month. Creed Taylor was appointed his suc-
cessor, who took his seat accordingly, at the ensuing term.
Select cases, relating chiefly to points of practice, decided by the
superior court of chancery for the Richmond district. Creed Taylor, chan-
cellor. September, 1806-May, 1807. p. 1-19, [200] -207.
Cases argfued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. October, 1806-November, 1807. p. [20]-601.
Judges of the court of appeals, during the period of these reports:
Peter Lyons, president, Paul Carrington, William Fleming, Spencer Roane,
St. George Tucker. Attorney general: Philip Norbome Nicholas.
Resignation of Paul Carrington, January 1, 1807. p. 208. 8198
* Reports of the cases in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia: from October 1806, to October 1809; and in the supe-
rior court of chancery fo»* Richmond district, from September
1806, to February 1809. Being all the cases in the four volumes
of Hening and Munford's reports. Condensed. By Lucian Mi-
nor, professor of law in William & Mary college. Richmond:
Published by A. Morris. 1857. 8199
xix, 557, Ixxx, [1] p. 8vo.
♦Virginia reports . . . Annotated under the supervision of
Thomas Johnson Michie. Volumes 1, 2, 3 and 4 Hening & Mun-
ford [1806-1809] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company, law
publishers, 1903. 8200
1001 p. 25 cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Acts of congress. TActs passed at the first session of the ninth con-
gress of the United States. Dec. 2, 1805 to April 21, 1806. Richmond:
Printed by Augustine Davis. 1806] 8201
Copy not seen. 1500 copies printed. Ordered to be printed by the
council. See council Journal Au^. 23, 1806.
Archives. [State papers, 1806] In Calendar of Virginia state pa-
pers. V. 9, 1799-1807, p. 463-499. 1890. 8202
Court of appeals. [Bill to amend an act for reducing into one act
the several acts concerning the court of appeals and specif court of ap-
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peals. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to the pablic
1807] 8203
ropy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 2, 1807.
250 copies printed.
General assembly. Sketch of the proceedings of the Virginia legis-
lature— session 1806-7. Office of the Virginia gazette. [Including report
of committee of finance, a statement of the penitentiary system, of the
militia and of the operations of the Virginia manufactory of arms] 8204
broadside. 48 by 30 cm. Copy in library of congrress.
Governor. Circular [from the governor, W. H. Cabell] to county
courts. Richmond, January 16, 1806 [asking for a list of all the mr-^w-
trates in the commission of the peace and advising relative to military
fines] 8205
broadside. 25 by 21 cm. Copy in library of congress.
[Circular letter of executive to commandants of regiments.
Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. July 25, 1806] 8206
No copy seen. 160 copies printed.
[Proclamation of the governor respecting the uniform of the
militia. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, Jr., printer. 1806] 8207
No copy seen. 1000 copies printed. See also council Journal Auk. ».
1806.
The governor's letter, addressed to the legislature, at the com-
mencement of December session, 1806. Richmond: Printed by Samuel
Pleasants, jr. 1806. 8208
14 p. 21cm. W. H. Cabell, governor. No documents printed with this.
For order to print see house Journnl Dec. 1, 1806. 2S0 copies printed.
Justices of the peace. [Bill to amend the act entitled an act to ex-
tend the jurisdiction of justices of the peace. Richmond: Printed by Sam-
uel Pleasants, printer to the public. 1806] 8209
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 9, 1806.
250 copies printed.
Lands. [Opinion of the attorney general on the law subjecting
lands to be sold for the non-payment of taxes. Richmond: Samuel Pleas-
ants, Jr., printer. July 9, 1806] 8210
No copy seen. 50 copies printed.
Mannfactory of arms. [Report of] the superintendent of the Vir-
ginia manufactory of arms, to the governor of the commonwealth. [Dec.
31, 1806] 8211
caption-title, 12 p. 23cm.
John Clarke, superintendent.
Mercer, John. 'To the freeholders of the congressional district com-
posed of the counties of Spotsylvania, OT^nge, Louisa and Madison. [Let-
ter of John Mercer, informing them of his intention to become a candidate
for their suffrages] May 3, 1806. 8212
broadside. 23 by 18 cm. Copy In library of congress.
Militia. [Militia law. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, Jr., printer.
1806] 8213
No copy seen. 3000 copies printed.
Court martial held at Louisa courthouse, on the 10th of De-
cember, 1806, by order of major general James Williams, for the trial of
lieutenant colonel Robert Yancey, of the fortieth regiment of Virginia
militia. Richmond, Printed by S. Pleasants, jr., 1807. 8214
27 p. 17cm. Copy In the library of congress.
Penal laws. [Bill to amend the penal laws. Richmond: Samuel
Pleasants, jr., printer. 1806] 8215
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Preservation of peace. [Act of congress "For the more effectual
preservation of peace in the ports and harbours of the United States."
Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, Jr., printer. 1805] 8216
No copy seen. 50 copies printed.
Tobacco. [The several laws respecting the inspection of tobacco,
with alphabetical list of the several warehouses, etc., annexed. Richmond:
Samuel Pleasants, Jr., printer. 1806] 8217
No copy seen. 120 copies printed.
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110 Btdletin Virginia State Library [Cabell, Gov.
Wythe, George. [Order of procession preparatory to the interment
of George Wythe. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1806] 8218
No copy seen. 500 copies printed. See voucher in contingent fund July
9, 1806. ,
I8O7/O8
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia. Begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Rich-
mond, on Monday the seventh day of December, one thousand
eight hundred and seven. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleas-
ants, jun. ri808] 8219
115 p. 31.8cm.
Session began Dec. 7, 1807 and ended Feb. 10, 1808. Hugh Nelson,
apeaker.
Rules and orders: p. 4-6. 8220
[Letter from the governor, Wm. H. Cabell, accompanied by sundry
documents, Dec. 8, 1807]: p. 6-11. 8221
Also printed separately. Copy in state library.
[Report of committee on the election of Blake B, Woodson of Cum-
berland]: p. 21-26. 8222
[Report of committee on the election of George William Smith of
the city of Richmond]: p. 29, 30, 8223
[Address to Col, James Monroe] : p, 31. 8224
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, William
Moseley, Oct. 1, 1806 to Sept, 30, 1807] : p, 63, 64. 8225
Ordered to be printed separately, but no separate copy seen.
[Address of thanks to those citizens who voluntarily tendered their
services after the attack on the Chesapeake]: p. 57, 62. 8226
[Report of committee to whom were referred certain resolutions re-
lating to the government of the U. S.] : p. 58, 67, 68. 8227
Letter from James Monroe in answer to the address of the house of
delegates: p. 73, 8228
[Report of committee on finance on the estimate of expenses of civil
government Oct. 1, 1807 to Jan. 1, 1809, and on resources]: p. 77, 96, 97.
8229
[Report of committee on the state of the bank of Virginia]: p. 85.
8230
[Report of committee on the executive expenditures of last year] :
p. 90. 8231
[Report of committee on the state of the register's oifice]: p, 92, 93.
8232
[Report of committee to whom was referred that part of the gov-
ernor's communication relating to the penitentiary] : p, 102, 103, 8233
[Report of committee on the state of the manufactory of arms] : p,
104, 105, 8234
[Letter from the superintendent .of the manufactory of arms] : p.
110-112. 8235
Ordered to be printed separately, 'but no separate copy seen.
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the seventh day of December, one thousand eight hundred
and seven. Richmond : Printed by Thomas Ritchie. 1808] 8236
No copy seen. Printer's name is given on authority of entry in
auditor's warrant book, Feb. 11, 1808.
Session began Dec, 7, 1807 and ended Feb, 10, 1808. Robert Taylor,
speaker.
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Session Laws-
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virgfinia, begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the seventh day of December, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and seven, and of the commonwealth
the thirty-second. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants,
Junior, printer to the commonwealth [1808] 8237
84, iv p. 28 by 19 cm. Library has four copies.
Reprinted in Henine. v. 16 (Shepherd, v. 3) p. 353-437.
[Resolutions]: p. 83, 84. 8238
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Acts of congreflB. [Acts passed at the second session of the ninth
congress of the United SUtes. Dec. 1, 1806 to March 3, 1807. Richmond:
Printed by John Courtney, 18071 8239
Copy not seen. Ordered printed by the council. See council journal,
Sept. 18, 1807. See also voucher.
Archives. [State papers, 1807] In Calendar of Virginia state pa-
pers, V. 9, 1799-1807, p. 500-617. 1890. 8240
Arms. [Letter from the governor, W. H. Cabell, transmitting a
statement of the arms distributed since the act, "Concerning the distribu-
tion of public arms," passed January 21, 1807, together with a statement
of all the arms and accoutrements now remaining on hand. J an. 13, 18081
[Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to<the public. 1808]
8241
2 p. 32cm. Copy In Virfflnia state Ubrary. For order to print see
house journal Feb. 4, 1808.
Courttk [Bill to organize and establish a superior court of law in
each county of this commonwealth. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleas-
ants, printer to the commonwealth. 1808] 8242
No copy seen. For order to print see house journal Feb. 1, 1808.
An act to organize and establish a superior court of law in
each county of this commonwealth. Passed February Ist, 1808. [Rich-
mond: Samuel Pleasants, jr., printer. 1808] 8243
8 p. 8vo. Copy in library of congress. 3000 copies printed.
Electors of president. [Act of assembly respecting the election of
electors. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, Jr., July 21, 1808] 8244
No copy seen. 320 copies printed.
Finance. A general state of the commonwealth's revenue for the
year 1807. . . [Prepared by the auditor] [Richmond: Printed by Sam-
uel Pleasants, printer to the public. 1808] 8245
4 p. 32cm.
A State of the commonwealth's revenue, together with a state-
ment of the arrearages of taxes from 1782 to October, 1807. Richmond : '
Augustine Davis, printer. 1807] 8246
14p. folio. Copy in the library of congress. 1000 copies printed.
Creneral assembly. Sketch of the proceedings &c. of the general as-
sembly, at the session of 1807-8. 8247
[2] p. 44 by 27 cm. Copy In library of congress.
Governor. [Circular letter of executive containing resolution of gen-
eral assembly. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. Jan. 22, 1807]
8248
No copy seen. 40 copies printed.
[Circular letter of executive respecting delinquent sheriffs.
Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. April 24, 1807] 8249
No copy seen.
[Advice of council instructing agents for collection of arrear-
ages of taxes. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. May 2, 1807] 8250
No copy seen. 30 copies printed.
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1]2 Btdletin Virginia State Library [J. Tyler, Sr., Gov.
[Circular letter of the executive. Richmond: Samuel Pleas-
ants, printer. Auj?. 24. 1807] 8251
No copy seen. 150 copies printed.
Governor's letter, Richmond, December 8, 1807. [Annual mes-
sage of the governor, W. H. Cabell, to the house of delegates] 8252
broadside. 54 by 33 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Governor's letter. Richmond, December 8, 1807. [Annual let-
ter of the governor, W. H. Cabell, to the house of delegates] [Colophon] : S.
Grantland, printer. [1807] 8252a
24 p. 23cm.
Tiie accompanying documents are The number and amount of new arms
nnlsiied and old arms repaired, in the ten months, ending with the 30th
September, 1807; General statement showing cost of articles bought by the
agent for manufacture in the penitentiary . . .; A general state ot the com-
moDwealth's revenue for 1806; A state of the revenue tax, for 1806, on land,
slaves and other property; List of expenditures, 1st Oct. 1806-lst Oct. 1807;
[List ofl acts passed at session of 1807-08.
Militia. Regimental orders. Agreeable to a resolution of a regi-
mental court of enquiry for the 19th regiment, held at the Bell tavern on
the 15th of November last. Thomas Nicolson, secretary, March 15th, 1807.
[With] Extracts from the militia laws now in force against the citizens of
Richmond. 8253
broadside. 38 by 24 cm. Copy In library of congre.ss.
[Circular and laws of Congress concerning the raising the
quota of 100,000 men. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. July 13,
1807] 8254
No copy seen. 500 copies printed.
[Apportionment of militia. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants.
printer. July 13, 18071 8255
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
[General orders. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. July
25. 1807] 8256
No copy seen. 30 copies printed.
[Classification of the militia. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants,
printer. .Sept.. 14, 18071 8257
tio copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[Bill for the defence of the eastern frontiers of this common-
wealth. Richmond: Augustine Davis, printer. Dec. 20, 1807] 8258
No copy seen. 250 copies printed. See house Journal Dec. 19, 1807.
[Law for the defence of the eastern frontier. Richmond:
Samuel Pleasants, printer. Feb. 18, 1808] 8259
No copy seen. 30 copies printed.
[General orders. Richmond: Seaton Grantland, printer. 1807]
8260
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Penit«itiary. [Letter from the governor accompanied by a report
from the visitors of the penitentiary. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleas-
ants, printer for the public. 1808] 8261
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 18. 1808.
[Laws, rules and regulations for the government of the peni-
tentiary house. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, Jr., printer. 1807] 8262
64 p. quarto. No copy seen. 300 copies printed. See council Journal
April 2, 1807.
[Penitentiary rules. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer.
May 12. 18071 8268
8 n. No copy seen. ^
[Report of the superintendent of the state penitentiary. For
1807? Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, jr., printer. 1808] 8264
No copy seen. 250 copies printed. See voucher Feb. 13, 1808.
Sale of property. [Bill concerning the sale of property under execu-
tions and incumbrances. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer
to the public. 1808] 8265
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Feb. 1, 1808.
General assembly, begun and held at the capitol in the city
of Richmond, on Monday, the seventh day of December, in the year of our
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Lord, one thousand eis:ht hundred and seven, and of the commonwealth
the thirty-second. An act concerning the sale of property, under execu-
tions and incumbrances. Passed February Ist, 1808. [Richmond: Samuel
Pleasants, jr., printer. 1808] 8266
broadside. 28 by 23 cm. Copy in library of conKress. 1000 copies
printed.
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Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia. Begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the fifth day of December, one thousand eight hun-
dred and eight. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, ju-
nior, [1809] 8267
129 p. 32cin.
Session beean Dec. 5, 1808 and ended Feb. 18. 1909. HuKh Nelson,
speaker, until Feb. 8, 1809. Succeeded by James Barbour.
Rules and orders: p. 4-6. 826it
[Report of committee respecting the election of Bathurst Randolph
of Amelial: p. 8. 8269
[Report of committee respecting the election of Peter P. Cox of
Westmoreland] : p. 20-24. 8270
[Report of the committee to whom were referred the resolutions
proposing an address to the government of the U. S., reciting the wrongs
this country has suffered from France and Great Britain] : p. 30- 33, 59-62.
8271
Ordered to be printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee respecting John Harvie while he was regis-
ter of the land office] : p. 33, 34, 76, 77. 8272
[Report of committee respecting the state of the land office]: p.
85, 36. 8273
[Report of committee on the upper navigation of the James river] :
p. 49-51. 8274
[Report of committee on the condition of the governor's house]: p.
67. 8275
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer, William
Moseley, and his successor, J. Preston, Oct. 1, 1807 to Dec. 31, 1808]: p.
65-68. 8276
Ordered to be printed separately, but no separate copy seen.
[Report of the committee on the state of the bank of Virginia] : p. 83.
8277
[Report of committee in relation to the state of the arsenal in the
upper apartment of the capitol]: p. 86, 87. 8278
[Report of committee on finance on estimate of expenses Jan. 1,
1809 and Jan. 1, 1810, including a statement of probable receipts between
those dates] : p. 87. 88, 102, 103, 8279
[Address to Thomas Jefferson, on his retirement from the presi-
dency]: p. 101. 8280
[Report of committee on executive expenditures of the last year] :
p. 106. 8281
[Report of committee on the state of the manufactory of arms, in-
cluding correspondence between Governor William H. Cabell and John
Clarke, superintendent of the manufactory, and Governor Cabell's letter
to the house of delegates]: p. 108-117. 8282
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia.
Begun and held at the capital, in the city of Richmond, on Itlon-
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day the fifth day of December, one thousand eight hundred and
eight. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie. 1808] 8283
4-77 p. folio. There Is a copy in the library ot the British museum,
and one in the New Yorlt public library.
Ses.siou began Dec. 5. 1808 and ended Feb. 18, 1809. Robert Taylor,
speaker.
Sess-ion Latvs
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth
of Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Rich-
mond, on Monday the fifth day of December, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eight, and of the common-
wealth the thirty-third. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleas-
ants, Junior, printer to the commonwealth. 1809 8284
1(18 p. 28 by 1814 cm.
Resolutions: p. 98-104. 8285
[Address to Thomas Jefferson on his retirement from the presidency
of the U. S.] : p. 98, 99. 8286
[Report of the committee on the relations of the U. S. with Great
Britain and France]: p. 99-104. 8287
Collection of Laws
A collection of all such acts of the general assembly of Vir-
ginia of a public and permanent nature as have passed since the
session of 1801 : to which are added appendices, containing a
compilation of the several laws for the establishment of the
James river, Potowmac, Appomattox, and Dismal swamp canal
companies, laws concerning the Northern Neck, titles of acts
authorising the establishment of turnpike roads, and the erec-
tion of toll bridges, a compilation of the several acts concerning
the mutual assurance society against fire on buildings, acts and
re.'iolutions of a general nature which were omitted in the re-
visals of 179-i, and 1803, laws concerning waste and unappropri-
ated lands on the eastern and western waters, laws establishing
ferries, laws concerning the public guard, titles of private and
local acts, — and a table of fines, forfeitures, penalties, and
amercements; designating such as are to the use of the common-
wealth ; such as go towards lessening the county levy ; such as
belong to individuals ; and such as are appropriated to any par-
ticular object. With a complete index to the whole. Vol II.
Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly of Vir-
ginia, passed the seventh day of January, one thousand eight
hundred and seven. Richmond: printed by Samuel Pleasants,
junior, printer to the commonwealth. 1808. 8288
vl. 167, 322 p. 25Hcm.
Courts
* Reports of cases argiued and determined in the supreme
court of appeals of Virginia: with select cases, relating chiefly
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to points of practice, decided by the superior court of chancery
for the Richmond district. Volume 2. By William W, Hening
and William Munford. Flatbush, (N. X-) Printed and pub-
lished by I. Riley, 1809. 8289
XV, 652 p. 24cm.
Cited as 12 V». reports.
Printed also in a 2d ed., but copy not seen.
8:^90
Additional rules of practice of the superior court of chancery for the
Richmond district. Established at February term, 1808. p. [l]-2. 8291
Select cases relating chiefly to points of practice decided by the
superior court of chancery for the Richmond district, Creed Tayor, chan-
cellor. December, 1806-June, 1808. p. [5] -27.
Cases argued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of Vir-
ginia. March-October, 1808. p. [31]-623.
Judges of the supreme court of appeals during the period of tin se
reports. Peter Lyons, president, William Fleming, Spencer Roane, St.
George Tucker. Attorney-general: Philip Norborne Nicholas, p. [29] 8292
*Reports of cases argued and determined in the supreme
court of appeals of Virginia: with select cases, relating chiefly
to points of practice, decided by the superior court of chancery
for the Richmond djstrict. Volume 3. By William W. Hening
and William Munford. New York. Printed and published by
Isaac Riley, 1810. 8293
xvl, 608 p. 21% cm.
Cited OS IS Va. recor«.'<.
Printed ali^o in a 2d ed.. I>iit copy not .«^<M-n s.'in
Cases argued and determined in the puprcmc court of appcalf of
Virginia. October, 1808- April, 1809. p. [l]-575.
General rules and points of practice, p. 2r9-27i'). 8:'95
Judges of the supreme court of appeal.s during the period of these
reports. Peter Lyons, president, William Fleming, Spencer Ro'inc. St.
George Tucker. Attorney-general. Philip Norbonie Nicholas. 82;).")a
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1808] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 10, 1808-1835, p. 1-40. 1892. S.'96
Attorney general. [Letter from P. N. Nicholas, esq., attorney pf n-
eral, to governor Cabell. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, Jr. July 8, 18081
8297
No copy seen. 50 copies printed.
Constitution of U. S. 'Resolutions proposing an amendment to the
constitution of the U. S. authorizing state legislatures to remove from of ice
their senators, Feb. 29. Washington, 1808. 8298
8vo. Copy In the library of the Boston athenaeum.
Courts. [Bill for abolishing the superior courts of chancery. Rich-
mond: Samuel Pleasants, jr., printer. 1809] S299
No copv seen. 250 copies printed.
[Judiciary bill. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, jr., printer.
1809] 8.100
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[Judges, arrangement of districts, &c. Richmond: Samuel
Pleasants, jr., printer. 1809] 8301
No copy seen. 500 copies printed.
[Jjetter from Joseph Prentis, W. Nelson, Robert White, Jr.,
Paul Carrington, Jr., Francis Brooke, H. Holmes relative to the judicial
system. To the general assembly, November 12, 1808] 8302
2 p. folio. Copy in library of congress.
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Embargo. [Embargo law. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, Jr., printer.
Jan. 23, 1809] 8303
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
Executions. [Bill concerning executions. Richmond: Samuel Pleas-
ants, jr., printer. 1809. 8301
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[Second bill concerning executions. Richmond: Samuel Pleas-
ants, jr., printer. 1809] 8305
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[An act suspending executions. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants,
jr., printer. 1809] 8306
No copy seen. * 1000 copies printed.
Finance. [Report of the committee on the treasurer's accounts.
Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, jr., printer. 1809] 8307
No copy seen. 250 copies printed. See house Journal p. 65-68.
[General statement of the commonwealth's revenue, &c. Rich-
mond: Samuel Pleasants, jr., printer. 1809] 8308
No copy seen. 500 copies printed.
[Report of the committee of finance. Richmond: Samuel
Pleasants, jr., printer. 1809] 8309
ISO copy seen. 250 copies printed. See liouse journal p. 87, 88, 102, 103.
Foreign relations. [Report of the committee to whom were referred
sundry resolutions touching, among other things, our foreign relations, and
the measures of the administration consequent thereon] Li809] 8310
3p. folio. Copy in library of congress. See liouse journal, p. 30-33,
69-62. 260 copies printed.
Governor. [Circular letter respecting arms,*tc. Richmond: Samuel
Pleasants, printer. Feb. 12, 1808] 8311
No copy seen. 130 copies printed.
[Circular letter of executive. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants,
printer. Feb. 24, 1808] 8312
No copy seen. 30 copies printed.
[Circular to commandants. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, jr.,
printer. April 16, 1808] 8313
No copy seen. 150 copies printed.
[Letter to superintendents of election of electors. Richmond:
Samuel Pleasants, jr., printer. July 21, 1808] 8314
No copy seen. 320 copies printed.
[Circular to superintendents at election of electors. Richmond:
Samuel Pleasants, jr., printer. Oct. 21, 1808] 8315
No copy seen. 25 copies printed.
[Proceedings of the council and letter of the governor, W. H.
Cabell, relative to compensation for legal services of John Warden, includ-
ing the memorial of Warden] Nov. 30, 1808. [Richmond: Samuel t'leas&nts,
jr., printer. 1809] 8316
[4] p. folio. Copy in library of congress. 250 copies printed. See
house journal Dec. 12, 1808.
Governor's letter. Richmond, December 6th, 1808. [Annual
message of the governor, W. H. Cabell, to the house of delegates] 8317
2 p. folio. Copy in library of congress and in Virginia state library.
600 copies printed. See house journal Dec. 6, 1808.
[Circular respecting insurrection of negroes. Richmond: Sam-
uel Pleasants, jr., printer. Dec. 21, irf08] 8318
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
Manufactory of arms. [Report of John Clarke, superintendent, on
the state of the manufactory of arms] February 1, 1808. 8319
broadside. 34 by 21 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Militia. [Cavalry exercises. Richmond: Printed by Seaton Grant-
land. 1808] 8320
No copy seen. 600 copies printed. Title is given on authority of
voucher of April 20, 1808. See council journal March 18. 1808.
*Military tactics, or The soldier's companion. Teaching how
to form companies — ^with directions for the formation and exercise of a
battalion and regiment: and the various forms of reports' &c., likewise
evolutions for the cavalry and artillery, with explanations & improvements
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upon Baron Steuban. By Samuel J. Winston, orisrade inspector for the
second brigade. Richmond, Printed by S. Grantland, 1808. 8321
60 p. fold, front., 10 fold, forms. 16 Hem.
There Is no evidence to show that this was printed by the state. Copy
In the library of congress, and also In Virginia state library. ^
The militia laws of this commonwealth, and of the United
States, with the articles of war. Richmond, Printed by T. Nicolson, 1808.
8322
55, xvil, 32 p. 19cm.
Title from library of coneress printed card. 5500 copies printed. See
voucher May 2. 1808. Compiled by W. W. Hening. Bee voucher April 7, 1808.
[General orders. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. Nov.
4, 18081 8323
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
[Law of congress authorizing the president to accept the serv-
ice of volunteers. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, Jr., printer, Nov. 5, 1808]
8324
Kg copy seen. 500 copies printed.
[Detail of Virginia's quota of the 100,000 men. Richmond:
Samuel Pleasants, Jr., printer. Nov. 11, 1808] 8325
No copy seen. 60 copies printed.
[Act passed by the congress of the United States authorizing
a detachment from the militia of the United States. Richmond: Seaton
Grantland, 1808] 8326
Copy not seen. See council journal Nov. 19. 1808.
[Letter of the secretary of war. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants,
Jr., printer. Jan. 23, 1809] 8327
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
Poiitentiary. [General statement respecting the penitentiary. Rich-
mond: Samuel Pleasants, jr., printer. 1809] 8328
6 p.
No copy seen. 600 copies printed.
[A report of the board of visitors, entrusted to carry into
effect the order of council, relative to the classification of the convicts in
the penitentiary. Richmond: Augustine & George Davis, printers. 1808]
8329
No copy seen. 100 copies printed. See council Journal Aug. 5, 1808.
Extract from the minutes of ♦he board of visitors, at their
last meeting at the jail and penitentiary house [Document] K. December
6, 1808. 8330
[4] p. folio. Copy In library of congress.
General statement, shewing the cost of articles bought by the
agent for manufacture in the penitentiary, of tools and machinery for
carrying on the factories, cost of rations, etc. Also the amount of manu-
factured articles delivered the agents, and work manufactured for the
commonwealth, between the 1st day of December, 1807 and the 30th Novem-
ber, 1808, as well as the stock on hand and the amount charged the U. S.
for the support of their prisoners during the aforesaid period. [Richmond:
Printed by Samuel Pleasants, jr., printer to the public. 1808] 8331
i p. 32cm. Abraham Douglasx, keener.
Shdton, William. *To the freeholders of Louisa county. [Letter of
William Shelton, offering himself as a candidate at the approaching elec-
tion] March 3, 1808. 8332
r2] p. 45 by 28 cm. Copy In library of congress.
Ticket law. [General ticket law. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, Jr.,
printer. Oct. 21, 1809] 8333
No copy seen. See voucher in contingent fund June 23, 1809. 25 copies
printed.
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Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia. Begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Rich-
mond, on Monday the fourth day of December, one thousand
eight hundred and nine. Richmond : Printed by Samuel Pleas-
ants, jun. [1810] 8334
110 p. 32.5cm.
Session bee-an Dec. 4. 1809 and ended Feb. 9. 1810. James Barbour,
speaker.
Rules and orders:. p. 3-5. 8335
[Letter from the governor, John Tyler, with accompanying documents,
Dec. 4, 1809] : p. 5-9. 8336
Ordered to be printed separately, but no separate copy seen.
[Report of committee on the state of the land office] : p. 37, 38, 54.
8337
[Report of the committee on the accounts of the treasurer, J. Preston,
Jan. 1, 1809 to Dec. 31, 1809] : p. 59, 60. 8338
[Report of committee in relation to the amendment proposed by
Pennsylvania to the constitution of the U. S.] : p. 60, 61. 8339
[Report of committee on the state of the penitentiary]: p. 64-67.
8340
Ordered to be printed separately, but no separate copy .seen.
[Report of committee in rofcard to the public property at the Point
of Fork, and at the Buckingham iron works]: p. 79, 8341
[Report of committee on the operation of the manufactory of arms]
p, 85-87. 8342
[Report of committee in relation to Winchester and Stevensburg
academies]: p. 87, 88. h343
[Report of committee on] probable amount of the expenses of gov-
ernment between Jan. 1, 1810 and Dec. 31, 1810, and probable receiots:
p. 89, 90, 96, 97. 8344
[Proposed resolutions respecting the conduct of Francis JameK Jpck-
son, late minister plenipotentiary of Great Britain]: p. 92, 94, 98, 99. iOO.
106. 8345
[Report of committee on the state of the bank of Virginia] : p. 102.
8316
[Letter from William Thornton, U. S. patent office deprecating a
pos.siWe grant of the exclusive right to navigate with steamboats to Robert
R. Livingston and Robert Fulton] : p. 108. 8347
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia. Be-
gun and held at the capitol, in the v.i.y of Richmond, the fouT-th
day of December, one thousand eit^iit hunu.Lw„ and nine. Rich-
mond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, 1809. 8348
1-56 p. folio. Copy in the Xow York pulilic library, incomplete. Tliere
Is a second copy in the library of the llritiFh nniseum.
Ses.sion began Dec. 4, 1809 and ended Feb. 9, 1810. Robert Taylor,
speaker.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly oi -ue commonwealth of
Virginia ; begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the fourth day of Decemoer, in the year of our Lord
one thousand '^^o-bt hundred and nine, and of the commonwealth
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the thirty-fourth. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants,
Junior, printer to the commonwealth. 1810. 8349
108 p. 27Hcm. Q„,«
[Resolutions] : p. 102-104. ^ . . 8350
[Report of committee to whom was referred the commumcation or
the governor of Pennsylvania, covering certain resolutions of the legislature
of that state, proposing an amendment to the constitution of the U. S., by
the appointment of an impartial tribunal to decide disputes bet^em the
state and federal judiciary] : p. 102-103. 8351
[Epitome of the laws pased by the legislature of Virginia,
at the session of 1809-10. Richmond: feamuel Pleasants, .iun.,
printer. 1810] 8351a
2 p. 30 by 52 cm. Copy in state library Imperfect.
Collection of Laws
The statutes at large; being a collection of all the laws of
Virginia, from the first session of the legislature, in the year
1619. Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly of
Virginia, passed on the fifth day of February, one thousand
eight hundred and eight, v.l. [1619-l(itiO] By William Waller
Hening . . . Richmond, Printed by and for Samuel Pleasants,
junior, printer to the commonwealth, 1809. 8352
xxii, 600 p. 22cm.
Coxitis
♦Reports of cases argtied and determined in the supreme
court of appeals of Virginia: with select cases, relating chiefly
to points of practice, decided by the superior court of chrncei-y
for the Richmond district, v. 4. By William W. Heping and Wil-
liam Muniord. New- York, Printed and published by Isaac Ri-
ley, 1811, ' 8353
XV. .')92 p. 2'mcm.
Cited as 14 Va. reports.
Printed also in a 2<1 ert.. but copy not .seen.
Cases argued and determined in the supreme court of api)cals of
Virginia April-October, 1809: p. 1-396.
Judges: Peter Lyons, president, William Fleming, Spencer Roane,
St George Tucker. Attorney-general, Philip Norborne Nichola.«.
On the 30th day of July, 1809, Judge Lyons, president of the supreme
court of appeals died. In consequence of his death, that court now consisted
of three judges only; a provision having been made by law, that the
vacancy should not be supplied.
Select cases relating chiefly to points of practice, decided by the
superior court of chancery for the Richmond district, June 1808-February,
1810. Creed Taylor, chancellor, p. [397] -520.
Additional rules of the court, p. [521] 8354
In the general court, June term, 1808. The commonwealth against
Alexander, p. 522-523.
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Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Acts of congress. [Acts passed at the first session of the tenth
congress of the United States. Oct. 26, 1807 to April 25, 1808. Richmond:
Printed by Seaton Grantland, 1809] 8355
Copy not seen. 1500 copies printed. See council journal Feb. 14, 1809.
[Acts passed at the second session of the tenth congress of
the United States. Nov. 7, 1808 to March 3, 1809. Richmond: Printed by
Manson and Minor. 1809] 8356
No copy seen. Title from voucher of Dec. 20, 1809. 1500 copies printed.
No record has been found that Virginia printed the acts of congress after
this volume.
Archives. [State papers, 1808] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 10, 1808-1835, p. 40-70. 1892. 8357
Constitution of U. S. [Resolution of general assembly relative to the
Pennsylvania proposed amendment to constitution. Richmond: Samuel
Pleasants, Jr., printer. Feb. 1, 1810] 8358
No copy seen.
Court of appeals. [Bill concerning the court of appeals. Richmond.
Printed by Samuel Pleasants, jr., printer to the public. 1809] 8359
Copy ijot seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 28, 1809.
Duelling. [BUI to suppress duelling. Richmond: Printed by Samuel
Pleasants, jr., printer to the public. 1810] 8360
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 13, 1810.
Executions. [Bill to continue in force an act concerning executions.
Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, jr., printer to the public. 1810]
8361
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 20, 1810.
Finance. [Documents accompanying the auditor's communication
marked "Revenue for the year 1809" and "A list of expenditures charged
on the revenue for 1809." Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, jr.,
printer to the public. 1810] 8362
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 17, 1810.
Governor. [Circular to commandants of regiments, with extract from
Governor Cabell's letter. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, Jr., printer. April
8, 1809] 8363
No copy seen. 50 copies printed.
[Circular of the executive to the officers. Richmond: Thomas
Ritchie, printer. 1809] 8364
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[Letter to brigadier generals. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants,
Jr., printer. May 9, 1809] 8365
No copy seen.
[Advice of council respecting troops of cavalry. Richmond:
Samuel Pleasants, Jr., printer. 1809] 8366
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
[Advice of council respecting militia returns and militia orders.
Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, Jr., printer. 1809] 8367
No copy seen. 150 copies printed.
Circular, councU chamber, Nov. 24th, 1809, [relative to securi-
ties of sheriffs. From the governor, John Tyler] 8368
broadside. 25 by 19 cm. Copy in library of congress.
•[Message of the governor, John Tyler, sr., relative to educa-
tion. Dec. 1809] 8369
In Tyler's Letters and times of the Tylers, v. 1, p. 237-241.
Jefferson, Thomas. *To the enemies of Jefferson and Madison in the
this district, Norfolk, April 22, 1809. 8370
broadside. 50 by 20 cm. Copy in library of congress.
[Resolution of the general assembly approbatory of the con-
duct of the executive of the United States. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants,
Jr., printer. Feb. 14, 1810] 8371
No copy seen. See voucher in contingent fund April 23, 1810. .
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Lands. [Laws respecting the forfeiture of lands for non-payment of
taxes. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, 1809] 8372
Copy not seen. See council journal Nov. 8, 1809.
[Resolution of general assembly instructing delegation in con-
gress, relative to military land, etc. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer.
Feb. 10, 1810] 8373
No copy seen.
• Law. 'A collection of the most useful and approved forms of process,
judgments and orders, used in the county courts and late district courts of
law, in Virginia: also bonds usually taken in the said courts, and executions
on judgments thereof; records on appeal, and writs of supersedeas; of pro-
ceedings on the arraignment of criminals, and of the entries used on the
trials thereof — To which are added, various forms of indictments, &c. in
criminal cases; declarations; and some of the most useful sorts of convey-
ances; and an index to the whole. By John Robinson, clerk of the superior
court of law for Henrico county, and late clerk of the district court of law,
formerly held in the city of Richmond. Richmond. Printed by Seaton
Grantland. 1809. 8374
1 D. 1., 372, XXV, [2] p. 8vo. Copyrigrhted Oct. 3. 1809. Title from A
record of Virginia copyright entries. Copy in the private library of A. H.
Sands.
McKinley, William. • [Address] to Charles Hamand, Noah Zane, and
George Miller, esqrs. Wheeling, Va. [Signed] William McKinley. West
Liberty August 12th, 1809. 8375
broadside. 37 by 29 cm. Copy in library ot consrress.
Militia. [Cicular from adjutant general's office with advice annexed.
Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, Jr., printer. Jan. 10, 1809] 8376
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
[Letter from H. Dearborn, secretary of war, to the governor
of Virginia requesting him to appoint officers of the militia to maintain the
authority of the laws respecting the embargo. Jan. 18, 1809] 8377
1 sheet printed on one side only.
[Exercise of horse artillery. 1809] 8378
No copy seen. Not published by the state, but fiO copies were pur-
chased of Campbell & Mitchell, aRents of the U. S. military philosophical
society. New Tork City, for the use of state militia officers. See council Journal
Feb. 17, 1809.
[Letter from the secretary of war. Richmond: Samuel Pleas-
ants, Jr., printer. May 9, 1809] 8379
No copy seen.
Regimental orders [announcing that the detachment of 10,198
militia, made in pursuance of the communication to his excellency fcom the
department of war, bearing date the 29th day of October, 1808, is no longer
required to be held in readiness for actual service] [Signed] Geo. W.
Smith, It. col. May 24, 1809. 8380
broadside. 24 by 20 cm. Copy In library of congress.
Militia returns. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, Jr., printer.
1809] 8381
No copy seen. 300 copies printed. »
Nicholas, Wilson Cary. *An address from Wilson C. Nicholas, a rep-
resentative in congress from Virginia, to his constituents. Together with
a speech delivered by him on the bill to interdict commercial intercourse with
Prance, England, &c Richmond, printed at the Enquirer office, 1809. 8382
19 p. 21cm.
Ohio coanty. *Address to the freeholders of Ohio County, Virginia.
[Signed] Joseph Tomlinson, Thomas Evans, William M'Kinley, Wheeling,
March 6, 1809. Printed by E. Pentland. 8383
broadside. 29 by 24 cm. Copy in library of consress.
'To the citizens of Ohio County. [Address signed by Charles
Hammond, Noah Zane, George Miller, April 3, 1809] 8384
broadside. 45 by 28 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Penitentiary. [Announcement of sale of negroes in the penitentiary.
Handbill. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, Jr., printer. Dec. 4, 1809] 8385
No copy seen.
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Sheriffs. [Letter from Philip Norborne Nicholas to the auditor,
Samuel Shepard, relative to securities of sherilfs] Richmond, December 4th,
1809. 8386
broadside. 25 by 20 cm. Copy In lihrary of congref?3.
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Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the third day of December, one thousand eight hun-
dred and ten. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants. [1811]
8387
106 p. 32.Kcm.
Session began Dec. 3, 1810 and ended Feb. 14, 1811. .lames Barbour,
speaker.
Rules and orders: p. 4-6. 8388
[Letter from the governor, John Tyler, referring to sundry accom-
panying documents] : p. 5-9. 8389
"00 copies printed .separately. No .Meparate seen.
[Report of committee on the conduct of John McKoon, a member of
the house] : p. 25. 8390
2^>» copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee on the delays in the court of appeals] : p. 32.
8391
[Report of committee on the election of Richard Coleman of Fairfax] :
p. 36-38, 40, 41, 42. 8392
"'.') ooni,-»e printed soparatelv. No separate s^^en.
[Report of committee on the state of the land office] : p. 42, 43. 8393
[Report of committee respecting the claim of the Virginia officers
ard soldifi.s of the late continental and .«!tate lines, and such part of the
governor's letter a.=: relates to that subject] : p. 58, 69. 8394
l''tO eopi^js printed s<'parately. No separ;tte ^t'l-n.
TReport of committee of finance on the accounts of the treasurer,
John Preston. Jan. 1, 1810 to Dec. 31, 1810]: p. 67, 68. 8395
2."in conies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee on the state of the bank of Virginia! : p. 75.
8396
[Report of committee of finance on probable expenses of government
Jan. 1, 1813 to Dec. 31, 1811, and probable receipts]: p. 76, 77. 8397
2"n copiis printed separately. No separate seen.
[Roi)ort of committee on the petition from Accomac for a convention
to revise and amend the con.stitution of the state] : p. 84. 85. 8398
[Report of committee on the condition of the capitol and governor's
hou.^el: p. 91. 8399
[Report of committee on operations of the manufactory of arms, for
the preceding year] : p. 93, 94. 8400
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia.
Begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, the third
day of December, one thousand eight hundred and ten. Rich-
mond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie. 1810. 8401
84 p. 30x20cm. Copy in library of congress, and in the library of the
Briti.sli miisenm.
Session began Dec. 3, 1810 and ended Feb. 14, 1811. Robert Taylor,
spe.aker.
Rules and orders of the senate: p. 3-5. 8402
[Letter of the governor, John Tyler, Dec. 3, 1810] : p. 6-11. 8403
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[Report of committee relative to the accounts of the treasurer, J.
Preston, Jan. 1, 1810-Dec. 31, 1810] : p. 39, 40. 8404
[Report of the committee appointed to inspect the manufactory of
arms]: p. 53-55. 8405
Session Latvs
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the third of December, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and ten, and of the commonwealth the
thirty-fifth. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer
to the commonwealth. 1811. 8406
136 p. 27V4cni.
[Resolutions]: p. 121-124. 8!07
[Report of committee to whom was referred a resolution respecting
the claim of Virginia officers and soldiers of tho late continental and state
lines]: p. 122-124. 8J08
Collection of Laws
The statutes at large; being a collection of all the laws of
Virginia, from the first session of the legislature in the year
lfil9. Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly of
Virginia, passed on the fifth day of Februaiy, one tliousand
eight hundred and eight, v. 2. [l()6()-l(!S2]. By William Waller
Hening . . . Richmond. Printed by and for Samuel Pleasants,
jr., printer to the commonwealth, ISIO. 8409
viii. r!>l-606 p. 22cm. ,
CouHs
* Reports of cases argued and determined in the supreme
court of appeals of Virginia. Volume 1. By William Munford.
New-Yorjc, Printed and published by Isaac Riley, 1S12. 8410
xii, tJTl p. DSHcni.
Cited as 15 Va. report.«.
Cases argued and determined. March-October, 1810. p. [1]-C09.
Appendix. Judge Roane's opinion in case of Roed v. Reed. p. [fiU]-
627. 8U08
Judges of the supreme court of appeals during the period of these
reports: William Fleming, president, Spencer Roane, St. Georfire Tucker.
Attorney-general: Philip Norbome Nichplas.
♦Virginia reports . . . Annotated under the supervision of
Thomas Johnson Michie. Volumes 1, 2 and 3 Munford. [isio
1813] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company, law publishers,
1903. 8411
843 p. 23cm.
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Archives. [State papers, 1810] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 10, 1808-1835, p. 70-97. 1892. 8412
Byrd, Richard W. [Letters and advice of council relative to the com-
munication from Richard W. Byrd. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer.
June 2, 1810] 8413
No copy seen.
Constitution of U. S. [Circular accompanying the resolution of the
general assembly relative to the Pennsylvania proposed amendment to the
constitution. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, Jr., printer. Feb. 1, 1810]
8414
No copy seen.
[Resolution proposing an amendment to the constitution of the
United States. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1811] 8415
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Courts. [Bill to amend the several laws concerning the superior
courts of law in this commonwealth. Richmond : Samuel Pleasants, printer.
1811] 8416
No copy seen. 260 copies printed.
[Bill abolishing the superior courts of chancery and establish-
ing superior circuit courts of chancery. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants,
printer. 1811] 8417
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[Bill concerning superior courts of chancery. Richmond: Sam-
uel Pleasants, jr., printer to the public. 1811] 8418
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Jan. 3. 1811. 250
copies printed. The bill was reprinted ob Jan. 16, probably with amendments.
See journal Jan. 11.
Education. [Bill to provide for the education of the poor. Richmond :
Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1811] 8419
No copy seen. 260 copies printed.
Finance. [Documents accompanying the auditor's letter on the sub-
ject of the revenue and which are marked A B, and list of expenditures on
the revenue of 1810.# Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, jr., printer
to the public. 1811] 8420
Copy not seen. For order xo print sec house journal Jan. 8, 1811. 250
copies "^rlnted.
Governor. [Advice of council to the county courts. Richmond: Sam-
uel Pleasants, Jr., printer. Jan. 8, 1810] 8421
No copy seen.
[Advice of council to commandants s>f brigades and regiments.
Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. July 20, 1810] 8422
No copy seen. 150 copies printed.
[Circular letter relating to escheators and county courts.
Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. July 24, 1810] 8423
No copy seen.
[Circular respecting law of congress for regulating post office
establishment. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. July 24, 1810]
8424
No copy seen. 30 copies printed.
*Message of the governor, John Tyler, sr., to the house of dele-
gates, Dec. 3, 1810] 8425
In Tyler's Letters and times of the Tylers, v. 1, p. 260-263.
[Orders to militia officers in the different counties issued in
consequence of an apprehension of an insurrection of the slaves. Rich-
mond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. Jan. 12, 1811] 8426
No copy seen.
Johnson, Chapman. *To the freeholders of the district composed of
the counties of Shenandoah, Rockingham, Pendleton, Bath, Rockbridge, and
Augusta [presenting himself as a candidate for senator] [Signed] Chap-
man Johnson, Staunton, March 20th, 1810. Staunton: Printed by Jacob D.
Dietrick. 8427
broadside. 45 by 27 cm. Copy In library of conerress.
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Lands. [Laws respecting the forfeiture of lands for non-payment
of taxes. Richmond: Printed by George Wilson. 1810] 8428
Copy not seen. See council Journal March 20. 1810.
Law. *The new Virginia justice, comprising the office and authority
of a justice of the peace, in the commonwealth of Virginia. Together with
a variety of useful precedents, adapted to the laws now in force. To
which is added an appendix, containing all the most approved forms in
conveyancing: such as deeds of bargain and sale, of lease and release: of
trust, mortgages, bills of sale, &c. Also, the duties of a justice of the
peace, arising under the laws of the United States. By William Waller
Hening, attorney at law. The second edition, revised, corrected, greatly
enlarged, and brought down to the present time, by the author. Richmond:
Published by Johnson & Warner. 1810. 8429
vli, [9] -688, [16] p. 21cm.
Militia. [Table of muster fines, 1800-1809. Richmond: Printed by
Samuel Pleasants, jr., printer to the public. 1811] 8430
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 15, 1811.
2S0 copies printed.
[Bill to provide more effectually for the defence of the com- .
monwealth. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, jr., printer to the
public. 1811] 8431
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Feb. 9, 1811. 250
copies printed.
Nelaon, William. [Letter from William Nelson, one of the judges of
the general court, addressed to the governor, Nov. 30, 1810, stating the
suggestions, adopted at a conference of judges, relative to changes in the
law touching witnesses in trials, the use of escheats and fines, and the
definition of murder in the first degree, and asking the governor to present
such suggestions to the legislature. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer.
1810] 8432
2 p. folio. 250 copies printed.
Penal laws. [Bill to amend the penal laws. Richmond: Samuel
Pleasants, printer. 1811] 8433
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Penitentiary. [Report of visitors of the penitentiary, and tables
therein annexed. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, jr., printer to
the public. 1811] 8434
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Feb. 7, 1811. 250
copies printed.
PuMic property. [Handbill of all the public property for sale in the
eounty of Fluvanna. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. July 20, 1810]
8435
No copy seen.
Quakers' Memorial. [The Quakers' memorial. Richmond: Samuel
Pleasants, printer. 1810] 8436
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Roads. [Bill to amend an act concerning public roads. Richmond:
Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1811] 8437
No copy seen. 1000 copies printed for distribution In the several coun-
ties. See house Journal Jan. 2, 1811.
Sheriffs; [Bill to regulate the conduct of sheriffs and attomies.
Richmond: Printed by Samul Pleasants, jr., printer to the public. 1810]
8438
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 15, 1810.
260 copies printed.
Tobacco. [Surplus 4>n tobacco exported. Richmond: Samuel Pleas-
ants, printer. 1811] 8439
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Usury. [Bill to amend the act against usury. Richmond: Samuel
Pleasants, printer. 1811] 8440
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
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Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the second day of December, one thousand eight
hundred and eleven. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants.
[1812] 8441
IfiS p. 3->.3cm.
Suasion bct,'an Pec. 2. 1811 and ended Feb. 21, 1812. .lames Barbour,
speaker. Andrew Stevenson, .speaker attcr Jan. ."1. 1812.
Rules anH orders: p. 3-5. 8442
[Letter from the lieutenant-governor, George William Smith, refer-
ring to sundry accompanying documents] : p. 6-10. . 8443
.')00 copies printed separately. No etjpy seen.
[Report of committee in relation to the election of Andrew Steven.son
of the city of Richmond]: p. 16, 17. " 84 14
Report from the president and directors of the literary fund [G. \V.
Smith, J. Preston. P. N. Nicholas] : p. 38, M. 8445
[Proposed resolutions respecting the present crisis with Great
Britain]: p. 35. 8446
2."tO copies printed senaratelv. "Vo copv .seen.
[Letter from the governor, George William Smith, in i-elation to the
literary fund] : p. 36. 8447
[Letter from the governor respecting a petition from the daughters
of Robert Hanson Harrison for a siiccial donation of land]: p. 39. 8448
[Letter from the governor respecting resolutions of various stales
concerning the federal constitution]: p. 45. 8149
[Letter from the governor in relation to the governor's house]: p. 46.
8150
[Repoit of committee on the state of the land office]: p. 64. 8151
[Report of committee on the reports of the treasurer, John Preslon,
Jan. 1, 1811 to Dec. 31, 1811]: p. 71-73, 81. . 8452
:!■>(» copies printed separately. Xo .sep'-rnte .--een.
[Proposed resolutions in relation to the conduct of W. B. Giles and
Richard Brent in the senate of the U. S.] : p. 77. 8 153
.'■"(I copies printed se(>arately. No scpariile seen.
[Report of committee on memorial of the stockholders of the Bank of
Virginia] : p. 78, 79, 80, 92, 93. 8454
2.i0 copies printed separately. No copy seen.
[Report of committee in relation to the -election of Thomas Ward of
Cabell]: p. 86, 87. 8455
[Communication from governor in relation to the manufacture of
rifles] : p. 91. 8456
[Proposed resolutions respecting the revision of the constitution of the
U. S.]: p. 94. 8457
[Letter Prom the governor in relation to the claim of the representa-
tives of the late Col. Robert H. Harrison] : p. 95. 8 158
[Report of committee of finance on probable expenses Jan. 1, 1812
to Dec. 31, 1812, and probable receipts] : p. 98, 99, 103. 84.>9
2.''iO conies printed .separately. Xo copy seefl,
[Resolutions of Boston, and of Massachusetts respecting the late
calamity in Richmond] : p. 100. 8460
[Communication from the governor respecting the possibility of war,
and the military equipment of the state] : p. 105, 106. 8461
[Communication from governor in relation to extra clerks made
necessary by the act concerning taxes on land]: p. 119. 8462
[Resolutions of sympathy from Ohio respecting the late calamity in
Richmond]: p. 121. g^gj
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[Report from the armory committee on the operations of the manu-
factory of arms in the preceding year]: p. 126-128. 8)64
[Report of committee on the state of the penitentiary] : p. 141, 142.
8465
[Substitute offered by Mr. Mercer, in lieu of the substitute proposed
by Mr. Leigh of Dinwiddie, on the subject of the right of the state legis-
latures to instruct their senators in congress]: p. 145-154. 8166
250 copies, 32 pages, printed separately. No copy seen.
[Substitute proposed by Mr. Leigh of Dinwiddie in lieu of the pream-
ble and resolutions proposed by Mr. Tyler on the subject of instruction] :
p. 155-159. 8467
500 copies. 16 pa^es, printed separately. No .'itparate seen.
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the second day of December, one thousand eight hundred
and eleven. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie. isr2]
8468
No copy seen. Title on authority of voucher.
Session beeran Dec. 2, ISll and ended Feb. 21. 1812, Robert Tayljr.
speaker.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth oi
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the second day of December, in the year of our Loi-d,
one thousand eight hundred and eleven, and of the common-
wealth the thirty-sixth. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleas-
ants, printer to the commonwealth. 1812. 8469
Part 1: d. 1-f.O; part 2: p. fil-lKO. 2Scm.
Resolutions: p. 142-152. 8J70
Preamble and resolutions on the subject of the mcasuros of the gen-
eral government relative to the belligerent powers of Euroi>e: p. 142, \i'A.
8471
Preamble and resolutions asserting the right of the state legislatures
to instruct their senators in the congress of the Unite<l States; and disap-
proving the conduct of the senators from this state in congress, in re!-iti' •>
to the instructions given them at the last session, on the sul)j(<fct of the
bank of the United States: p. 143-152. , 8I7:J
According to chapter 21 of the acts of 1811-12, the public printer was
required to print the session acts in two parts, and to index each i)art
separately.
Cotirts
♦Reports of cases argued and determined in the supreme
court of appeals of Virginia. Volume 2. By William Munford.
New York, Published by I. Riley. C. Wiley, printer, 1814. 8473
XX, 607 p. 22V4cm.
Cited as 16 Va. reports.
Letter of resignation of St. George Tucker. April 2, 1811. p xvii-xix.
8474
Cases argued and determined. March, 1811. p. [l]-546.
Rule of the court of appeals. December 20, 1811. p. [547] 8475
Judges of the supreme court of appeals during the period of these
reports: William Fleming, president, Spencer Roane, St. George Tucker.
Francis T. Brooke from March 4, 1811, W. H. Cabell from April 3, 1811.
John Coalter from June 1, 1811. St. George Tucker resigned on April 2,
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128 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Smith, Barbour, Gov.
1811. By act of assembly Jan. 9, 1811, the number of judges was increased
to five. James Pleasants, jr., had been elected, but resigned. 8476
•Reports of cases argued and determined in the supreme
court of appeals of Virginia. Volume 3. By William Munford.
New York, Published by I. Riley, Van Winkle & Wiley, printers.
1816. 8477
xlv. 657 p. 23Hcm.
Cltert as 17 Vd. renorts.
Cases argued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. October, 1811-March, 1814. p. [l]-594. There are also included
a few cases argued before October, 1811.
Appendix: Judge Roane's opinion in the case of Watkins v. Taylor and
Mewbum, reported 2 Munford, 424. Opinion of the court in the case of
Bowles V. Bingham, reported in 2 Munford, 442-448. p. [595]-603. 8477a
Judges of the supreme court of appeals during the period of these
reports: William Fleming, president, Spencer Roane, Francis T. Brooke,
William H. Cabell, John Coalter.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Alexandria. 'The laws of the corporation of the town of Alexandria.
To which are prefixed, the acts of the legislature of Virginia, and the acts
of congress, respecting the said town. Revised & published by authority
of the common council of Alexandria. Alexandria, Printed by Samuel Snow-
den, 1811. 8478
213, [3] p. 21 Hem. Copy In the library of congress.
Archives. [State papers, 1811] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 10, 1808-1835, p. 97-114. 1892. 8479
Arms. [Letter from James Monroe respecting the loss of tiie public
arms. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. April 8, 1811] 8480
No copy seen.
[Bill concerning the distribution of public arms. Richmond:
Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to the public. 18121 8481
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Jan. 3, 1812.
Canals. [Report of the commissioners, P. R. Gilmer, Isaac H. Coles,
and George Tucker, appointed from Virginia to the legislature of North
Carolipa, on the subject of the canals proposed to he cut from Roanoke
river to Meherrin, and from the waters of Chowan river to Norfolk. Rich-
mond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to the public. 1812] 8482
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 16, 1812. 260
copies jjrlnted.
Census. [Census of Virginia, 1800, 1810, in the form printed by the
United States. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to the
public. 1812] 8483
1 p. Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 3, 1812.
260 copies printed. The voucher of March 3. 1812 also shows that an edition
of 2.'>0 copies of a "Census of Vlrgrlnla, two pases, with federal numbers
added" was printed. See the followinir title.
Aggregate amount of each description of persons within the
district of Virginia. [1812] ? 8484
[2] p. 45M X 32 cm.
Constitution (State). *The constitutions of the United States; ac-
cording to the latest amendments, to which are prefixed the declaration of
Independence, the federal constitution and the bill of rights of the state of
Virginia. Winchester, Va. from the press of Jonathan Foster. 181J. 8485
[336] p. 21cm.
Court of appeals. [Rules of the court of .appeals. Richm.ond: John
O'Lynch, printer. 1811] 8486
No copy seen.
Courts. [Act concerning chancery courts. Richmond: Samuel Pleas-
ants, printer. 1812] 8487
No copy seen. 250 copies printed. See house journal Jan. 26, 1812.
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Criminal law. TBills airendinj: the criminal law. Richmond: Thomas
Ritchie, printer, 1812] 8488
No copy seen. 250'' copies printed. Printed for the senate.
Farmers' bank of Virginia. [Act incorporating the Farmers' bank of
Virginia. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to the public.
1812] 8489
16 p. Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Feb. 13,
1812. 500 copies printed.
Giles, W. B. "[Letter from the Hon. W. B. Giles, U. S. senator] to
the house of delegates [respecting their resolutions disapproving of the con-
duct of both the senators of the state in congress, in relation to the subject
of the bank of the U. S., and to instructions concerning the same] [Wash-
ington, 1822] 8490
29 p. 24cm.
Governor. Council chamber, April 23rd, 1811. [Advice that bonds
and recogrnizances, until a governor is elected, ought to be taken to George
William Smith, lieutenant governor] 8491
broadside. 25 by 21 cm. Copy In library of confess.
[Advice of council to all the courts of the commonwealth.
Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. April 25, 1811] 8492
No copy seen.
[Communication from the governor to the several counties, re-
specting magistrates in commission. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, prin-
ter. .Tuly 17. 1811] 8493
No copy seen.
[Document A. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer, 1812]
2 p. No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[Document B. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer, 1812]
8494
8495
1 p. No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[Document C. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer, 1812]
8496
4 p. No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Lands. [Act concerning taxes on lands. Richmond: Samuel Pleas-
ants, printer, 1812] 8497
No copy seen. 500 copies printed. See house journal Jan. 23, 1812.
Militia. [Instructions to commandants of regiments in the different
counties. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, Jr., printer. Oct. 6, 1811] 8498
No copy seen.
[Military regulations. By Baron Steuben. Philadelphia: Mat-
thew Carey. 1809] 8499
1100 copies were sold to the state by Samuel Pleasants. See voucher
Nov 8 1811 See council journal Aue. 19. 1811 where Samuel Pleasants offers
to furnish "1000 or 1200 copies of Careys ed. of 1809 of Steuben's regulations
for the militia with ensrravlnirs and half bound at 2 shilllnKS per copy."
Pablic lands. [Handbill relative to sale of public lands. Richmond:
John O'Lynch, printer. Feb. 12, 1811] 8500
No copy seen. 25 copies printed.
Richmond. To the honorable the legislature of Virginia, the petition
of sundry inhabitants of the city of Richmond, town of Manchester and
their vicinities sheweth. [probably 1811 or 1812] 8501
broadside. 31 by 19 cm. Asks for the Incorporation of a bank at
Right of instruction. Preamble and resolutions adopted by the gen-
eral assembly of Virginia on the subject of the right of the state legisla-
tures to instruct their senators in congress. [Richmond. Samuel Pleas-
ants printer. 1812] 8602
' 28 p. ISmo. Copy In New York public library. 60 copies printed.
Roads. [Bill concerning public roads. Richmond: Printed by Sam-
uel Pleasants, printer to the public. 1812] 8503
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 2, 1812.
[Bill to amend acts concerning public roads. Richmond:
Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to the public. 1812] 8504
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Feb. 7, 1812. 260
copies printed.
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Robertson's reaolutions. [Report of the select committee on Robert-
son's resolutions. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1812] 8505
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Smyth, Alexander. Speeches delivered by Alexander Smyth, in the
house of delegates, and at the bar. Richmond, Printed and published by
Samuel Pleasants, 1811. 8506
208 p. front, (port.) 16Hcm.
U. S. Goyemment. [Bill approving the conduct of the general gov-
ernment. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer, 1812] 8507
No copy seen. 250 copies printed. Printed for the senate.
War with Great Britain. [Amendment proposed to the resolutions
respecting the present crisis with Great Britain. Richmond: Printed by
Samuel Pleasants, printer to the public. 1812] 8508
Copy not seen'. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 4, 1812.
1812/13
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond,
on Monday tiie thirtieth day of November, one thousand eight
hundred and twelve. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants.
[1813] 8509
176 p. 32cm.
Session began Nov. 30, 1812 and ended Feb. 22, 1813. Andrew Stevenson,
speaker.
[Communication from the governor, James Barbour, referring to
sundry accompanying documents]: p. 3-9. 8510
Ordered to be printed separately, but no separate seen.
Rules and orders: p. 10-12. 8511
[Circular letter from the governor to the lieutenant commandants
of regiments, March 31, 1812; Letter from the secretary of war to the
governor, April 15, 1812; General orders, April 19, 1812; Letter from the
governor to the secretary of war, April 17, 1812; Letter from the secretary
of war to the governor, April 30, 1812; Letter to the secretary of war,
May 19, 1812; Letter from the governor to the. commandants of regiments,
enclosing the proclamation of the president, June 25, 1812; Letter from
the secretary of war to the governor, July 18, 1812; General orders, July
22, 1812; Letter from the secretary of war, Sept. 1, 1812; oeneral orders,
Sept. 3, 1812; Letter from William Duane to the governor, respecting a
Handbook for infantry and a Handbook for riflemen]: p. 15-25. 8512
Ordered to be printed separately, but no separate copy seen.
[Report of commissioners, Isaac Ote'"-. Henry Flood, James Ware,.
Charles Davis, Thomas Moore, appointed to explore the upper navigation
of James river] : p. 25-27. 8518
[Report of James Campbell, president of the Lower Appomattox com-
pany]: p. 27. 8514
[Letter from James Campbell respecting a canal from Roanoke river
to Petersburg] : p. 27. 8515
[Report of Richard N. Venable respecting the Upper Appomattox
company, Nov. 19, 1812]: p. 28. 8516
[Report of William Cammack, president of the Dismal cjwamp canal
comranv] : p. 28, 29. 8517
[Letter from the governor to George Rogers Clark, tendering jiim
a sword and a pension]: p. 30. 8518
[Report of the directors oi the literary fund]: p. 65, 56. 8519
[Report of the commissioners, John Marshall, James Breckenridge
William Lewis, James McDowell, William Caruthers, Andrew Alexander,
appointed to view certain rivers] : p. 83-89. 8520
Ordered to be printed separately.
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[Report of committee on the state of the land office] : p. 95, 96. 8521
Letter from William Croghan thanking the -ovemor and the state
in behalf of George Rogers dark for the gift of a sword, and pension to
Clark]: p. 101. 8522
[Reoort of commissioners on repairs to the capitol]: p. -xu. 8523
[Account of the treasurer, J. Preston, Jan. 1, 1812 to Dec. 81, 1812] :
p. 112. 8524
Ordered to be printed separately, but no separate copy seen.
[Letter from the governor respecting the memorial of Henry Ed-
mundson, Jan. 15, 1813]: p. 114. 8525
[Report of committee on the governor's bouse]: p. 118, 119. 8526
Report of conunittee on the accounts of the treasurer for 1812] :
p. 119, 120, 129, 130. 8527
Ordered to be printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee on the state of the Bank of Virginia] : p. 123,
124. 8528
[Report of the armory committee on the operations of the manufac-
tory of arms for 1812] : p. 126-128. 8529
[Report of committee of finance on estimate of expenses and receipts,
Jan. 1, 1813 to Dec. 31, 1813] : p. 131-133. 8530
Ordered to be printed separately, but no separate copy seen.
[Report of committee on a loan to the government of the U. S.]:
p. 137, 138. 8531
[Letters from Joel Leftwlch, and J. B. Nicholson, to the governor]:
p. 143. 8532
[Letter from the governor to Commodore Decatur]: p. 143. 8533
Resolutions of OUo relative to the Jurisdictional right of Ohio over
the Ohio river] : p. 143, 144. 8534
[Report, of committee in relation to Henry Edmundson] : p. 147, 148.
8535
[Report of committee on executive expenditures]: p. 149, 150. 8536
[Letter from the mayor and common council of Norfolk to the gov-
ernor, asking for protection, Feb. 1, 1818]: 8537
[Letters of the governor to the secretary of war, Dec. 22, 1812, Jan.
18, 1813]: p. 151. 8538
[Letter from the war department to the governor, Dec. 3, 1813]:
p. 151, 152. 8539
[Letter from Lieutenant Colonel Henry Howard notifying the gover-
nor of the arrival of British ships of war] : p. 153. 8540
[Letters from Lieutenant Colonel William Sharp respecting the Brit-
ish fleet, Feb. 4, 6, 8, 1813] : p. 155, 156, 168. 8541
[Letter from the secretary of war in regard to the defence of Nor-
folk, Feb. 11, 1813]: p. 166. 8542
[Report of the commissioners, David Bullock, William McKim, Rob-
ert Greenhow, appointed to superintend the building of the dwelling house
and other houses for the accomodation of the governor] : p. 169, 170. 8543
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia.
Befrun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, the thir-
tietii day of November, one thousand eight hundred and twelve.
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie. 1812. 8644
99 p. 31.5 X 19.5 cm. Copy In the library of congrres.«.
Session beg»n Nov. 30. 1812 and ended Feb. 23. 1813. Robert Taylor,
speaker.
Rules and orders of the senate: p. 3-5. 8545
[Lettei; of the governor, James Barbour, Nov. 30, 1812]: p. 5-16.
8546
[Report of the committee appointed to examine the condition of the
Bank of Virginia and the Farmers' bank of Virginia] : p. 53, 54. 8547
[Report of the committee appointed to inspect the manufactory of
arms, John Staples, superintendent] : p. 54-57. 8548
[Report of committee appointed to examine the accounts of the
treasurer, J. Preston, for year, Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1812]: p. 69-62. 8549
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Session Lwws
I
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the thirtieth day of November, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and twelve, and of the com-
monwealth the thirty-seventh. Richmond: Printed by Samuel
Pleasants, printer to the commonwealth. 1813. 8550
159 p. 28Hcm.
Resolutions: p. 135, 136. 8551
Collection of Laws
i
Supplement, containing the acts of the general assembly of
Virginia, of a public and generally interesting nature, passed
since the session of assembly which commenced in the year one
thousand eight hundred and seven. Published pursuant to an
act of the general assembly, passed the tenth day of February,
one thousand eight hundred and twelve. Richmond: Printed
and published by Samuel Pleasants, printer to the common-
wealth. 1812. 8552
[210] p. 25cin. pages 103-112 repeated.
1
The statutes at large; being a collection of all the laws of
Virgrinia, from the first session of the legislature in the year
1619. Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly of
Virginia, passed on the fifth day of February, one thousand
eight hundred and eight, v. 3. [1684-1710] By William Waller
Hening . . . Richmond, Printed by and for Samuel Pleasants,
printer to the commonwealth, 1812. 8553
[iv], [9]-590 p. 22Hcm.
Serrate Documents; Miscellanea
Account with the U. S. [Letter from the accountant of the war de-
partment to the governor, and the statements relative to the account be-
tween this commonwealth and the United States. Richmond: Printed by-
Samuel Pleasants, printer to the public. 1812] 8554
Copy not seen. For order to print see house loumal Dec. 21, 1812.
250 copies printed.
Archives. [State papers, 1812] In Calendar of Virginia stat^ pa-
pers, V. 10. 1808-1835, p. 114-178. 1892. 8555
Brame, Richins. [Bill authorizing W. Frazer, committee of Richins
Brame, to sell a tract of land for the benefit of the said Brame. Richmond:
Thomas Ritchie, printer. Dec. 28, 1812] 8556
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Census. [The census of Virginia, 1810. Richmond: Printed by Sam-
uel Pleasants, printer to the public. 1812] 8557
No copy seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 3, 1812. 250
copies printed.
Courts. [Bill concerning chancery courts. Session 1812-13. Rich-
mond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1812] 8558
No copy seen. 2.'i0 copies printed.
Finance. [Report of the committee of finance. Session 1812-13.
Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1813] 8559
No copy seen. 500 copies printed. See house Journal p. 131-133.
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[Report of committee on the treasurer's accounts. Session
1812-13. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1813] ,„.^,^]?*
No CODV seen. 260 coDies printed. See house journal p. 119. 120, 129, 130.
[Treasurer's account. Session 1812-13. Richmond: Samuel
Pleasants, printer. 1813] 8561
No copy seen. 2S0 copies printed. See house lournal p. 112.
Giles, W. R 'Letter from William B. Giles, esquire, senator in con- ^
gress, [Nov. 26, 1812] to the honorable the legislature of Virginia. [Wash-
ington, 1812] 8562
29, ri] p.
Goremor. By the governor [James Barbour] of the commonwealth
of Virginia, a proclamation [prescribing the uniform of the militia] Jan-
uary 23rd, 1812. 856$
hroadside. 25 by 21 cm. Copy in library of congress. 300 copies
printed.
[Letter of the executive to the several courts, enclosing the
public acts, passed at the last session of the general assembly. Richmond:
Ssmuel Pleasants, printer. March 24, 1812] 8564
No copy seen.
[Letter of the governor to the several counties respecting
public arms to be distributed. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer.
April 11, 1812] 8565
No copy seen. 400 copies printed.
[Circular letter of the executive to accompany the general
orders ptinteil April 20. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. April 20,
1812] 8566
No copy seen.
[General orders. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. April
20, 1812] 8567
No copy seen. 2.S0 conies printed.
[Letter of the governor, James Barbour, to regimental offi-
cers, enclosing the proclamation of the president of the United States,
declaring war against Great Britain] June 25th, 1812. 8568
broadside. 26 by 22 cm. Copy In library of congress. . inoo copies
printed.
[General orders. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. June
4, 1812] 8569
iio copy seen. 150 copies printed.
[Circular letter of the executive respecting the election of
electors of president and vice-president. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants,
printer. July 27, 1812] 8570
No copy seen.
[Message of the governor, session of 1812-13. Richmond: Sam-
uel Pleasants, printer. 1812] 8571
6 p. folio. No copy seen. 250 copies printed. See house Journal p. 3-9.
Internal improvement. [Resolutions proposed for creating a fund
for internal improvement. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer
to the pubUc. 1812] 8572
Text Is in the house journal Dec. 15, 1812. No 8epar<^te copy seen. For
order to print see house Journal Dec. 15, 1812. 250 copies printed.
Lands. [Bill concerning taxes on lands. Richmond: Printed by Sam-
uel Pleasants, printer to the public. 1813] 857S
Copy not seen. Foi order to print see house Journal Jan. 9, 1813. 250
copies printed.
[BDl to amend and explain the act entitled an act "concern-
ing taxes on lands." Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to
the public. 1813] ^ 8574
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Feb. 22, 1813. 500
copies printed.
[Substitute proposed by Mr. Johnson of Isle of Wight for the
bill concerning taxes on lands. Session of 1812-13. Richmond: Samuel
Pleasants, printer. 1813] 8575
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[An amendment proposed by the committee of the senate to
the bill entitled "an act to amend and explain the act entitled an act con-
cerning taxes on lands." Session 1812-13. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie,
printer, 1813] 8576
No cony seen. BOO copies prltited.
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134 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Barbour, Gov.
Militia. [Bill providing for the defence of the state against invasion
or insurrection. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to the
public. 1813] ' 8577
Copy not seen. For order to print see house 1o^lrnal Jan. 20, 1813. 250
copies printed.
[Bill to amend the militia law. Session 1812-13. Richmond:
Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1812] 8578
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[Act providing for the defence of the state. Richmond:
Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to the public. 1813] 857&
Copy not seen. For order to print see liouse Journal Feb. 18, 1813. 500
copies printed.
[Letter of the deputy adjutant general accompanying the
"organization of the militia." Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. July
1, 1812] 8580
No copy seen.
[New and complete organization of the militia. Richmond:
Samuel Pleasants, printer. July 1, 1812] 8581
4 p. No copy seen. 1.^00 copies printed.
Mutual assurance society. [BUI concerning the Mutual assurance so-
ciety. Session 1812-13. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1812]
8582
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Proclamation of war. [President's proclamation of war. Richmond:
Samuel Pleasants, printer. July 1, 1812] 8583
No copy seen. 1500 copies printed.
Representatives in congress. [Bill for arranging counties into dis-
tricts to choose representatives in congress. Richmond: Printed by Samuel
Pleasants, printer to the public. 1812] 8584
Copy not seen. For order to print see tiouse Journal Dec. 17, 1812. 250
copies printed.
[Act arranging counties into districts to choose representa-
tives in congress. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to the
public, 1813] 8585
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Feb. 6, 1813. 500
copies printed.
Roads. [BUI concerning public roads. Session 1812-13. Richmond:
Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1812] ' 8586
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Slaves. [Act concerning slaves. Session 1812-13. Richmond: Sam-
uel Pleasants, printer. 1813] 8587
No coDv seen. 500 conies printed.
Staunton convention, 1812. *The convention of the delegate^ of eigh-
teen counties of Virginia, held at Staunton, on the 21st of September
[1812} for the purpose of forming a general ticket of electors of president
and vice-president, to the freeholders of Virg^ia. [Signed] Robert Porter-
field, chairman. Isaac Collett, printer, Staunton, Va. 8588
broadside. 40 by 33 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Taxation. [An act for imposing taxes for support of government.
Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to the public. 1813] 8589
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Feb. 22, 1813. 500
copies printed.
[Act to amend the several acts prescribing the mode of ascer-
taining the taxable property. Session 1812-13. Richmond: Samuel Pleas-
ants, printer. 1813] 8590
No copy seen. 500 copies printed.
War with Great Britain. '[Letter from the central standing com-
mittee of the society for promoting the success of the war against Great
Britain, including a report of the proceedings of the meeting of the society^
Sept. 10, 1812] 8591
2 p. /clio. Copy In library of congrress.
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1813 (MAY)
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth o^
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the seventeenth day of May, one thousand eight hun-
dred and thirteen. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants.
[1813] 8592
Session beiran Mar 17, 1813 and ended May 26. 1813. Andrew Stev<n.<<on,
speaker.
[Letter from the governor, James Barbour, refferring to sundry ac-
companying documents] : p. 3, 4. 8593
.100 copies separately printed. No separate seen.
Rules and orders: p. 4-6. 8594
[Letter from the governor enclosing a report from the directors of
the literary fund. May 19, 1813] : p. 8. 8595
[Letter from the governor enclosing a letter of C. F. Mercer and
John Campbell, jr. to the secretary of war relative to the unliquidated
claims of Virginia against the U. S.] : p. 13-19. 8596
[Accounts of Virginia against the United States, showing items ad-
mitted and those disallowed by the war department, together witn the
correspondence of C. F. Mercer and the secretary of war relative thereto] :
p. 19-30. 8597
[Statement showing amount due Virginia from the United States,
May 24, 1813, prepared by the auditor] : p. 31-36. 8598
[Letter of the governor to the secretary of war, March 20, 1813, and
to the secretary of state, March 24, 1813, with the letter from the secretary
of war, March 22, 1813] : p. 36-38. 8599
[Letter from the- governor relative to measures for defence, and re-
imbursement from the government of the U. S. for certain expenses in-
curred! : p. 39. 8600
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the seventeenth day of May, one thousand eight hundred
and thirteen. Richmond. Thos. Ritchie, printer. 181.3. 8601
No copy seen. Title from voucher.
Session beean May 17 and ended May 2£, 1813.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the seventeenth day of May, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and thirteen, and of the common-
wealth the thirty-seventh. Richmond: Printed by Samuel
Pleasants, printer to the commonwealth. 1813. 8602
8 p. 27Vicm.
Resolutions: p. 7, 8. 8603
Courts
I
•Reports of cases argued and determined in the supreme
court of appeals of Virginia. Volume 4. By William Munford.
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136 Btdletin Virginia State Library [Barbour, Gov.
Philadelphia, Published by James Webster, W. Brown, printer,
1817. 8604
xi, 592 p. 22Vicm.
Cited as 18 Va. reports.
Cases argued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. February, 1813-December, 1915. p. [l]-548. There are also in-
cluded a few cases argued before February'. 1813.
Judges of the supreme court of appeals during the period of these
reports: William Fleming, president, Spencer Roane, Francis T. Brooke,
William H. Cabell, John Coalter.
♦Virginia reports . . . annotated under the supervision of Thomas
Johnson Michie. Volumes 4, 5 and 6 Munford. [1813-1820] Charlottes-
ville, Va., The Michie company, law publishers, 1904. 8605
904 p. 25cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Finance. [Detailed account of all warrants paid at this office out
of the fund appropriated for contingent expenses of government, Jan. 1-
May 19, 1813; account of all warrants paid out of the fund appropriated
bv act of the last general assembly entitled "an act providing for the de-
fence of the state asrainst invasion or insurrection, Jan. 1, to May 19,
1813; money received into the treasury, in pursuance of an act of the last
general assembly, authorizing a loan for the support of government. Pre-
pared by the treasurer. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer
to the public. 1813] 8606
Copy not seen. For order to print see house .lournal May 20, 1813. 250
copies printed.
Governor. [General orders. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer.
Feb. 5, 18131 8607
No copy seen.
— — [Letter of the executive to the several counties enclosing acts
of a public nature passed at the last session. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants,
printer. March 11, 1813] 8608
No copy seen.
[Letter of executive to officers appointed in the new army.
Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. March 11, 1813] 8609
No copy seen.
[General orders of March 16. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants,
printer. 1813] 8610
No copy seen. 25 copies printed.
[Letter of the governor enclosing law for providing against
invasion. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. March 18, 1813] 8611
No copv seen.
[General orders of March 24. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants,
printer. 1813] 8612
No copv seen.
[General orders of June 29, 1813. Richmond: Samuel Pleas-
ants, printer. 1813] . 8613
No copy seen.
[Correspondence of the executive with the secretary of war
and secretary of state. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1813]
8614
No copy seen. 500 copies printed.
Militia. [Extracts from a law respecting the calling out the militia.
Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1813] 8615
No copv seen.
[The law providing for defense against invasion, etc., with
recruiting instructions, etc., subjoined. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants,
printer. March 18, 1813] 8616
12 o. No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
[Abstract of the amendment to the articles of war, for the
government of the U. S. troops. Richmond: Augustine Davis, printer.
April 22, 1813] 8617
No copy seen. 2000 copies printed.
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'Memorial of the religious society of friends to the legislature
of Virginia, on the militia laws. With a letter from Benjamin Bates,
(bearer of the memorial) to a member of the legislature. [Copied from
the Georgetown "Federal Republican," dated May 31, 1813] New-Bedford:
Printed for A. Shearman, Jun. 1813. 8618
18p. IScm.
'A letter addressed to a member of the legislature of Virginia
[upon the militia fines] By Benjamin Bates. New York, 1821. 8619
12 p. 12mo. Copy not seen. Title from Sabln.
'Memorial and petition of the society of Friends or Quakers,
to the legislature of Virginia, on the subject of militia fines. New York,
Samuel Wood & Sons, 1818. 8620
20 p. Ifimo. Copy not seen. Title from Sabln.
Schedule of the monthly compensation of the troops of the
United States, agreeably to the several acts of congress in force on the
1st of April, 1813. [Signed] William W. Hening, deputy adjutant general,
April 28. 1813. 8621
broadside. 42 by 27 cm. Copy in library of congress.
1813/14
Jounruils
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, continued and held at the capitol in the city of Rich-
mond, on Monday the sixth day of December, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and thirteen. Richmond:
Printed by Samuel Pleasants. [1814] 8622
192 p. 32cm.
Session bei^an Dec. 6, 1813 and ended Feb. 16, 1814. Andrew Stevenson,
speaker.
[Communication from the governor, James Barbour, referring to
sundry accompanying documents] : p. 3-5. 8623
500 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Letters from the governor and the secretary of war relative to
British atrocities at Hampton]: p. 5, 6. 8624
[Report of the deputy adjutant general W. W. Hening, for the adju-
tant general, Moses Green, giving a statement of the forces directed to
take the field, with the attendant circumstances, including general orders
.and correspondence with officers]: p. 6-34. 862.5
[Correspondence between the governor and General Calvin Jones of
North Carolina relative to a North Carolina corps for the defence of Vir-
ginia]: p. 39, 40. 8626
[Statement from the treasurer relative to the loan from the Bank
of Virginia to the commonwealth] : p. 45, 46, 63. 8627
[Statement, with accompanying documents, from deputy adjutant
general]: p. 52, 53. 8628
[Correspondence of the governor and the secretarv of war relative
to claims of Virginia against the U. S.]: p. 53-57. 8629
[Communication from the governor, Dec. 15, 1813, with a letter from
Gen. Robert B. Taylor relative to the militia in the service of the U. S.] :
p. 57, 58. 8630
[Communication from the governor with accompanying documents
relative to the detachments of militia in service for the defence of the state,
in the current year]: p. 71-77. 8631
[Letter from governor relative to the loss of slaves by citizens on
the eastern frontier]: p. 78. 8632
[Letter from the governor relative to the retention in service of a
few officers of the militia] : p. 82, 83. 8633
[Report of the directors of the literary fund for 1813] : p. 85. 8634
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[Report of the committee upon the assumption of this state's quota
of the direct tax of the U. S., with accompanying documents]: p. 87-93.
8635
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee to whom was referred the communication from
the adjutant general's office, Dec. 13, 1813, in answer to the resolution of
the general assembly of the 10th] : p. 96-98, 155-157. 8636
2S0 copies printeil separately. No copy seen.
[Letter from the governor relative to the militia]: p. 100. 8637
[Report of committee upon the memorial of the stockholders of the
Bank of Virginia]: p. 108, 113, 114. 8638
Ordered to be printed separately, but no separate copy seen.
[Report of committee upon the memorial of the stockholders of the
Farmers bank of Virginia]: p. 114, 115. 8639
[Letter from the governor relative to the service of Capt. Boiling's
troop of cavalry] : p. 117. 8640
[Letter from the governor relative to the commissions allowed the
keeper and turnkeys of the penitentiary]: p. 119. 8641
[Report of committee on the state of the land office]: p. 122. 8642
[Letter from Isaac Otey relative to increase of salary of adjutant-
general]: n. 126, 127. - 8643
[Letter from the governor respecting the relations between the
deputy adjutant-general and the council of state] : p. 132. 8644
[Account of the treasurer, J. Preston, Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 1813] : p. 136,
137. 8645
2.';0 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of the committee of finance on the probable expenses of tov-
emment, Jan. 1, to Dec. 31, 1814, and estimate of ways and means] : p.
142-144, 160,. 161. 8646
500 copiles printed separately. No separate seen.
[Lettei- from the governor relative to an amendment to the U. S.
constitution]: p. 145, 146. 8647
[Report of the joint committee on the accounts of the treasurer] : p.
146, 147. 8648
[Amendment proposed to the report respecting the office of adjutant-
general]: p. 150, 151. 8649
[Letter from S. Blackburn relative to the office of adjutant-general] :
p. 152, 153. 8650
[Report of armory committee on the operations of the manufactory
of arms, in 1813]: p. 165-167. 8651
[Adjutant-general's annual return of the militia for 1813] : p. 168,
169. 8652
[Correspondence of the governor and war department relative to"
the condition of Fort Hood, sometimes called Fort Powhatan]: p. 170-173,
178, 179. 8653
[Report of the committee respecting the jail and penitentiary house] :
p. 176. 8654
[Report of committee on executive expenditures, 1813]: p. 181. 8655
[Report of the committee upon the unsatisfied claims of the common-
wealth upon the government of the U. S.] : p. 186-188. 8656
250 copies printed separately, but no separate copy seen.
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol in. the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the sixth day of December, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and thirteen. Richmond : Printed bv
Thomas Ritchie. 1814] 8657
No copy seen. Title on authority of vouchers.
Session beean Dec. 6, 1813 and ended Feb. 16, 1814.
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Session Jaiws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, continued and held at the capitol in the city of Rich-
mond, on Monday the sixth day of December, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and thirteen, and of the com-
monwealth the thirty-eighth. Richmond: Printed by Samuel
Pleasants, printer to the commonwealth. .[1H14] 8658
188 p. 28cm. >
Resolutions: p. 167-159. 8').>9
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Account with U. S. [The account between the United 55tates and the
state of Virginia. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1814] 8660
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Archires. [State papers, 1813] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 10, 1808-1835, p. 179-297. 1892. 8661
Direct tax. [Act of congress relative to a diroct tax. Richmond:
Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to the public. 18131 8662
Copy not seen. For order to print see hou.se lournal T)ec. 6. 1813. 250
copies printed.
Executions. [Bill concerning executions. Richmond: Samiiol Plc.i.<?-
ants, printer. 1813] 8C63
.Vo copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Finance. [General state of commonwealth's revenue for 1813. Rich-
mond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1814] 8661
Xo copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[List of expenditures charged on the revenue of 1813. Rich-
mond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1814] 8605
Xo copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[List of the balances from 1782 to 1812. Richmond: Samuel
Pleasants, printer. 1814] 5666
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Forcible entries and detainers. [Bill to explain and amend th<> act
reducing into one the several acts concerning forcible entries and detainers.
Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to the public. 1813]
8667
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 18, 1813. 250
copies printed.
Forestalling. [Bill to prevent forestalling. Richmond: Samuel Pleas-
ants, printer. 1814] 8668
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Fort Powhatan. [Report of committee on the subject of Fort Pow-
hatan, sometimes called Fort Hood. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleas-
ants, printer to the public. 1814] 8669
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Feb. 16, 1814. 250
copies printed.
General assembly. [Report of the committee upon the amendment of
the journals. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1814] 8670
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
GoTcmor. [General orders of August 25, 1813, and adjutant gen-
eral's letter accompanying same. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer.
1813] 8671
No copy seen.
[General orders of Sept. 25, 1813. Richmond: Samuel Pleas-
ants, printer. 1813] 8672
Mo copy seen.
Militia. [The militia bill. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer.
1814] 8673
No copy seen. 2.'i0 copies printed.
JAn act to amend the militia laws of this commonwealth.
Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1814] 8674
No cony seen. 1000 copies printed.
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Slaves. [Act to perpetuate avidence of desertion of slaves. Rich-
mond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1814] 8675
Mo copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Taxation. [Bill concerning the land tax. Richmond: Samuel Pleas-
ants, printer. 1814] 8676
No copy -seen. 250 copies printed.
[Amendments of senate to bill concerning taxes on lands.
Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1814] 8677
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[Amount of tax on law process. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants.
printer. 1814] • 8678
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
J^i^l imposing taxes for support of government. Richmond:
Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer for the public. 1814] 8679
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Feo. 5, 1814.
[An act imposing taxes. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, prin-
ter. 1814] 8680
No copy seen. 1000 copies printed.
[An act to amend and explain the act entitled an act concern-
ing taxes and lands. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1814] 8681
No copy seen. 1000 copies printed.
[An act ascertaining the taxable property and collecting the
public revenue. Richmond: Samuel Pleasants, printer. 1814] 8682
No copy seen. 1000 copies printed.
1814/15
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virgrinia, begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the tenth day of October, one thousand eight hun-
dred and fourteen. Richmond: Printed at the Argus office,
for the benefit of the representatives of Samuel Pleasants, de-
ceased. [1815] 8683
162 p. 31.4cm.
Session besan Oct. 10, 1814 and ended Jan. 19, 1815. Andrew Stevenson,
speaker.
Rules and orders: p. 3-5. 8684
[Communication from the governor, James Barbour] : p. 5-7. 8685
[Letters from the treasurer respecting his annual reports, and the
loans made of the Bank of Virginia and Farmers' bank of Virg:inia] : p. 8.
8686
[Letter from the governor respecting an advance of $100,000 to Vir-
ginia from the U. S.] : p. 18. 8687
[Report on the election of A. M'Rae of Henrico] : p. 19, 20. 8688
[Letter from the governor, with sundry documents relative to the un-
liquidated claims of Virginia against the U. S.] : p. 22-28. 8689
[Letters from James Semple to the governor, relative to courts in
the 2d circuit] : p. 33. " 8690
[Report of committee in relation to election of Robert Given of Bath] :
p. 43-46. 8691
[Letter from governor stating amount chargeable to the U. S.] : p. 50.
8692
[Report of directors of literary fund] : p. 54. 8693
[Report of committee on the state of the land office] : p. 54, 55. 8694
[Proposed resolutions for establishing The real estate bank of Vir-
ginia]: p. 66, 67. 8695
Ordered to be printed sepnrately, but no separate copy seen.
■ [Letter from the treasurer relative to the loans by the Bank of Vir-
ginia, and the Farmers' bank of Virginia to the commonwealth] : p. 69 8696
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[Letter from Benj. Hatcher, president of the Farmers' bank of Vir-
ginia, offering a loan of $200,000 to the commonwealth] : p. 70. 8697
[Letter from John Burfoot, auditor, suggesting alterations in the
revenue laws!: p. 70, 71. 8698
[Report of committee on the state of the Bank of Virginia, and the
Farmers' bank of Virginia]: p. 78. 8699
Ordered to be printed separately, but no separate copy seen.
[Letter from the governor enclosing a request from the secretary of
war for arms from the Virginia armory] : p. 82. 8700
[Report of joint committee on the accounts of the treasurer, John
Preston, Jan. 1, 1814 to Sept. 30, 1814] : p. 90, 91. 8701
Ordered to be printed separately, but no separate seen.
[Report of committee of finance giving estimate of expences and re-
ceipts of government Oct. 1, 1814 to Sept. 30, 1815] : p. 92, 93. 8702
Ordered to be printed separately, but no separate seen.
[Report of the armory committee on the operations of the manu-
factory of arms for preceding eleven months] : p. 101, 102. 8703
[Report of committee appointed to bring in a bill to provide for the
payment of so much of the direct tax of the U. S. as is apportioned to the
commonwealth]: p. 120, 121. 8704
[Report of committee appointed to confer with the Bank of Vir-
ginia and Farmers' bank of Virginia on the subject of a loan of $1,000,000
to the commonwealth] : p. 125, 126. 8705
[Letter of John Mayo in relation to the act authorizing Edward W.
Trent to build a toll-bridge across James river]: p. 127. 8706
[Report of committee on executive expenditures for the last year]:
p. 129. 8707
[Report of the committee of roads and internal navigation]: p. 131,
132. 8708
[Letter from the governor, W. C. Nicholas, relative to the quartermas-
ter's department] : p. 132. 8709
[Letter of the governor relative to incorrect returns of the militia]:
p. 137. 8710
[Report of committee on the state of the public jail and penitentiary] :
p. 141, 142. 8711
[BUI to raise a regfular force for the defense of this commonwealth] :
p. 146, 147. 8712
rSubsitute for said bill] : p. 147-150. 8713
[Amendments to said bill] : p. 155-159. 8714
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, the tenth
day of October, one thousand eight hundred and fourteen. Rich-
mond : Printed by Thomas Ritchie. 1814. 8715
69 p. 30 X 19.5 cm. Copy In the library of congress.
Session beean Oct. 10. 1814 and ended Jan. 19, 1816. Robert Taylor,
speaker.
Rules and orders of the senate: p. 3, 4. 8716
[Report of committee relative to the Bank of Virginia and the
Farmers' bank of Virginia] : p. 20, 21. 8717
[Report of committee relative to the accounts of the treasurer for
period, Jan. 1, 1814 to Sep. 30, 1814] : p. 26. 8718
[Report of committee appointed to inspect the manufactory of arms] :
p. 33-35. 8719
[Protest, signed by John Campbell and Edward Watts, against the
bill imposing taxes for tiie support of the government] : p. 59. 8720
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond,
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on Monday the tenth day of October, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and fourteen, and of the commonr
wealth the thirty-ninth. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth. 1815. 8721
15fi, r271 o. 27cm.
Resolutions: p. 153-156. 8722
I
CoUection of Laws
I
A collection of all such acts of the general assembly of Vir-
ginia, of a public and permanent nature, as are now in force :
comprising the first volume of the revised code. The second
edition, with copious notes of reference to subsequent acts, and
a new and much enlarged index. To which are prefixed the de-
claration of rights, and constitution, or form of government.
Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly, passed on
the tenth day of February, one thousand eight hundred and
twelve. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to
the commonwealth. 1814. 8723
V, 763 p. 24cm. Copy in the state law Ubrary.
The statutes at large; being a collection of all the laws of
Virginia, from the first session of the legislature, in the year
1619. Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly of
Virginia, passed on the fifth day of February, one thousand
eight hundred and eight, v. 4. [1711-1736] By William Waller
Hening. Richmond, Printed by and for Samuel Pleasants, prin-
ter to the commonwealth, 1814. 8724
[5]-680p. 22cm.
Courts
* Reports of cases argued and determined in the supreme
court of appeals of Virginia. Volume 5. By William Munford.
Fredericksburg, (Va.) Published by William F. Gray, 1819.
8725
xU, 620 p. 22cra. '
Citerl as 19 Va. reports.
Cases argued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. February, 1814-April, 1817. p. [i]-559.
There is also included one case (Lightfoot's executors and others
against Colgin and wife) argued in January, 1813. p. 42-82, and Appendix,
p. [555] -559.
Judges of the supreme court of appeals during the period of these
reports: William Fleming, president, Spencer Roane, Francis T. Brooke,
William H. Cabell, John Coalter.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Account with the U. S. Communications from the executive to the
general assembly, on the subject of the unsatisfied claims of the common-
wealth of Virginia on the government of the United States. Printed by
order of the house of delegates. Richmond, Printed by Ritchie & Trueheart.
1814 8726
1.T8, rn p. ISctn.
James Barbour, Kovernor. For order to print see house journal Oct. 20,
1814. 250 copies printed.
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Archives. [State papers, 1814] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 10, 1808-1835. p. 298-411. 1892. 8727
Conrts. [Rules for the government of the superior court of chancery,
and the districts. Richmond: Augustine Davis, printer. 1814] 8728
No coDV seen. 100 copIm Drlnte<).
Direct tax. A bill to provide for the payment of that part of the
direct tax of the United States, which is apportioned to the commonwealth
of Virginia and for other purposes. Presented December 15th, 1814.
[Richmond: Ritchie & Trueheart, printers. 1814] 8729
broadside. 15 by 25 cm. Copy in library of conKress. 250 copies
printed.
Report of the committee on the subject of receiving payment
of the direct tax. Presented to the house of delegates December 15th,
1814. [Richmond: Ritchie & Trueheart, printers. 1814] 8730
broadside. 33 by 23 cm. Copy In library of congress. 250 copies
printed. See house lournal Dec. IC, 1814.
Distreas for rent. [Bill to amend the law relating to distress for
rent Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to the public.
1814] 8731
Copy not seen. For order to print see house lournal Nov. 7, 1814.
Education. [Bill to amend an act, entitled an act to establish public
schools. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to tiie public.
1814] 8732
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Nov. IT, 1814.
Executions. [Bill concerning executions and for other purposes.
Printed by order of the senate. Richmond: Ritchie & Trueheart, printers.
1814] 8733
No copy seen. RO copies printed.
Finance. Auditor's report, 16th November, 1814. [Sigrned] John
Burfoot. 8734
[4] p. 2 blank, folio. Copy In library of conKress.
[Letter from the auditor, John Burfoot, Nov. 15, 1814, sug-
gesting alterations in the revenue laws] List of expenditures charged on
the revenue 1814, from Ist October to 31st December 1813. [Richmond:
Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to the public. 1814] 8735
caption-title, unpaered. 32cm.
List of expenditures charged on the revenue 1814, from Ist
January 1814 to 31st October 1814. [Prepared by the auditor] [Richmond:
Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to the public. 1814] 8736
caption-title. 2 D. S2cm.
A list of balances due from the year 1782 to the year 1813,
both inclusive, taken to 1st October 1814. [Prepared by the auditor, Nov.
14, 1814] [Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to the public.
1814] 8737
caption- title, 7 p. 32cm.
[Receipts at treasury of Virginia, Jan. 1-Sep. 30, 18141 Doc. A.;
Disbursements, 1st January to 30th September, 1814. Doc. B.; The public
treasury between 1st January and 30th September, 1814. Doc. C; [receipts
Ist October to 31st December, 1813] Doc. D.; Disbursements from
1st October to 31st December, 1813. Doc. E. 8738
5 Irregrular sheets, Copy In library of congress.
[Letters from the treasurer, John I*reston, with his accompany-
ing annual reports. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to
the public. 1814] 8739
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Oct. 11, 1811.
Report of the committee appointed to examine the treasurer's
accounts [Jan. 1-Sep. 30, 1814] 8740
broadside. 32 by 23 cm. Copy In library of congress.
Governor. [Governor's letter with documents no. 1: A detailed
statement of all such sums as have been expended in the defence of the
commonwealth, since the last report by the executive, and chargeable to
the U. S.-no. 2: A report of the adjutant and quartermaster general, with
estimate of unfounded demands against the commonwealth, and cost of
supporting present Hdlitary force till Jan. 1, 1815. Richmond: Printed by
Samuel Pleasants, printer to the public. 1814] 8741
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Nov. 7, 1814.
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144 Btdletin Virginia State Library [Barbour, Gov.
[Extracts from the governor's instructions for the use of the
classes. Richmond: Ritchie & Trueheart, printers. 1814 ?] 8742
No coDV seen. ROOO copies orinted.
[Instructions from the governor prescribing the mode of rais-
ing the regular troops for the defence of this commonwealth. Richmond:
Ritchie & Trueheart, printers. 1814 ?1 8743
No CODV seen. 700 coDies Drinte<1.
[Instructions for commissioners of the court of chancery for the
Richmond district. Richmond: Augustine Davis, printer. 1814] 8744
No copy seen. . IR copies printed.
Militia. Organization of the militia of the state of Virginia. [List
of officers] [Signed] Claiborne W. Gooch, D. A. G., for Moses Green, ad-
jutant general. 1st June, 1814. 8745
[4] p. 53 by 33 cm. Copy In library of congress.
Schedule of monthly pay, subsistence and forage, of troops in
actual service, agreeably to the acts of congress in force on the 1st July,
1814. [Including order in council, July 26, 1814, and statement of John
Chew, accountant] 8746
broadside. 42 by 25 cm. Copy in library of congrress.
[General orders of the adjutant general. Aug. 13, 1814. Rich-
mond: Ritchie & Trueheart, printers. 1814] 8747
No copy seen. 50 copies printed.
A bill to raise a regular force for the defence of this common-
wealth. Reported on the 5th January, 1815. 8748
[2] p. folio. Copy in library of consress. 250 copies printed. See
house Journal Dec. 1, 1814.
Amendments proposed to the bill, entitled, "An act authorizing
a regular force for the defence of the commonwealth." 8749
[4] p. folio. Copy in library of congrress.
Amendment proposed by Mr. Stanard, by way of substitute for
the bill "To raise a regular force for the defence of the commonwealth."
[Richmond: Ritchie & Trueheart. 1814] 8750
[3] p. folio. Copy in library of conKress. 250 copies printed.
[Amendments proposed by the committee of the whole house
to the bill to authorize the raising of regular troops for the defence of the
commonwealth. Richmond: Ritchie & Trueheart, printers. 1814] 8751
No copy seen. 250 copie.'? printed.
[Amendments by the senate to the bill to authorize the raising
of reg^ular troops for the defence of the commonwealth. Richmond: Ritchie
& Trueheart, printers. 1814] 8752
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[Bill for raising troops for the defence of the state, as
amended. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to the public.
1814] 8753
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Dec. 17, 1814, Dec.
23, 1814. This bill was also printed separately as amended, by order of Jan.
5, 1815, and aeain with later amendments by order of Jan. 6, 1816. This bill
appears in one form also in the Journal for January 9, 1815. 2000 copies of
the act were ordered to be printed Jan. 18, 1815.
An act authorizing a regular force for the defence of the
commonwealth. Passed January 18th, 1815. [Richmond: Ritchie & True-
keart. 1815] 8754
[5] p. folio. Copy in library of congress. 2000 copies printed.
[Bill concerning the repairing and distributing of public arms.
Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to the public. 1814] 8755
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Nov. 21, 1814.
[An act to prescribe the time of holding battalion or regi-
mental courts of enquiry. Richmond: Ritchie & Trueheart, printers. 1815]
8756
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[Bill to amend the militia laws. Richmond: Printed by Sam-
uel Pleasants, printer to the public. 1814] 8757
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 3, 1814.
[An act to amend the militia laws of the commonwealth.
Richmond: Ritchie & Trueheart, printers. 1815] 8758
No copy seen. 3500 copies printed.
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"A bill for the relief of sick and infirm militia soldiers, dis-
charged, or on furlouKh, on their return to their respective places of resi-
dence. 8759
broadside. 32 by 22 cm. Copy in library of congress. See house Journal
Nov. 11. 1*14.
Real estate bank of Virginia. A bUl to incorporate the real estate
bank of Virginia. Presented December 10th, 1814. 8760
[4] p. folio. Copy In library of conKresa. 250 coplps printed.
[Amended bill to incorporate the real estate bank of Virg^inia.
Richmond: Printed by Samuel Pleasants, printer to the public. 1814 J 8761
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Dec. 17, 1814.
Resolutions concerning the real estate bank of Virginia. [1834
or 1815] 8762
broadside. 32 by 22 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Taxation. An act, imposing taxes for the support of government.
Passed December 21st, 1814. [Richmond: Ritchie & Trueheart, printers
1814] 8763
broadside. 32 by 19 cm. Copy in library of congress. See house Jour-
nal. Dec. 1.5, 1814. 1,000 copies printed.
[An act prescribing the mode of ascertaining the taxable prop-
erty in this commonwealth and of collecting the pubUc revenue. Rich-
mond: Ritchie & Trueheart, printers. 1815] 8764
No copy seen. 3500 copies printed. See house Journal Jan. 7, 1815.
An act to prescribe the mode of ascertaining and collecting the
taxes on salt, leadoron and segars. Passed January 11, 1815. [Richmond:
Ritchie & Trueheart, printers. 1815] 8765
7 p. 8vo. Copy In library of congress. 3500 copies printed.
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Journals
Journal of the house of deleg^ates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the fourth day of December, one thousand eight hun-
dred and fifteen. Richmond : Printed by Thomas Ritchie, prin-
ter for the commonwealth. 1815. 8766
211 o., 1 inserted fold, sheet. 31cm.
Session began Dec. 4, 1815, and ended Feb. 28, 1816. Andrew Stevenson,
speaker.
Rules and orders: p. 3-5. 8767
[Communication from the governor, W. C. Nicholas]: p. 5-8. 8768
500 separate copies printed. No separate seen.
[Letters from the governors of Massachusetts, Connecticut, New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Rhode Island, Maryland, North
Carolina, containing the proceedings of those states with respect to certain
amendments to the constitution of the U. S.] : p. 9-20. 8769
[Report of the treasurer, John Preston, Oct. 1, 1814 to Sept. 30,
1815] : p. 28-30. 8770
[Letter from the governor enclosing letters of Judge James Scmple
and Judge W. A. G. Dade relative to the lack of prosecutors for the com-
monwealth in the courts of their circuits] : p. 47-50. 8771
[Report of the directors of the literary fund] : p. 54, 55. 8772
[Report of the committee of roads and internal navigation] : p. 73-78.
877$
600 separate copies printed. No separate copy seen.
Statement [of the auditor, John Burfoot] showing at one view the
amount of debt contracted by the commonwealth since the commencement
of the late war, the interest hitherto paid thereupon, and the period or
periods, at which the payment of the principal of the said debt, or the sev-
eral portions thereof may be legally demanded : p. 84. 8774
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[Letter from the governor respecting the swords ordered by the as-
sembly for distinguished Virginians] : p. 87. 8775
[Report of the commissioners, Randolph Harrison, Edmund Eggleston,
Samuel Jones, John Edloe, James Walker and James Madison, on the navi-
gation of Willis's river] : p. 90. 8776
[Report of the committee on the state of the land office] : p. 93. 8777
[Letter from the governor transmitting the annual report of the
keeper of the penitentiary] : p. 96, 97. 8778
[Report of committee to which sundry petitions for the establishment
of banks were referred, with accompanying documents]: p. 97-104. 8779
500 separate copies printed. No separate seen.
[Letter from the governor relative to the Dismal Swamp canal]: p.
106. 8780
[Report of committee on the subject of the literary fund] : p. 113, 114,
8781
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee appointed to examine the treasurer's accounts:
p. 120, 121. 8782
[Letter from the auditor explaining the cause of delay in transmit-
ting the annual report of the revenue] : p. 122. 8783
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of select committee on the navigation of Roanoke river]:
p. 132-134. 8784
500 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of the joint committee on the condition of the Bank of Vir-
ginia and Farmers' bank of Virginia, including a general state of the Bank
of Virginia, Jan. 1, 1806 to Jan. 1, 1816, and a general state of the Farmers'
bank of Virginia, Jan. 1, 1813 to Jan. 1, 1816] : p. 149-161. 8785
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Letter from Thomas Ritchie, public printer, explaining delay in
some of the printing for the state] : p. 152. 8786
[Annual report, by the committee appointed by the board of visitors,
to examine and report the state of the penitentiary institution up to the
30th Nov. 1815] : p. 161-164. 1 folded sheet inserted. 8787
[Report of governor as to loss or destruction of arms by military op-
erations]: p. 167. 8788
[Letter from the governor relative to Fort Hood, and to providing
for the defence of Chesapeake bay]: p. 172, 173. 8789
[Report of annory committee on the operations of the manufactory
of arms, Jan. 1, 1814 to Dfc. 31, 1815] : p. 174, 175. 8790
[Report of committee of finance giving estimate of expences and re-
ceipts, Oct. 1, 1815 to Sept. 30, 1816] : p. 176, 177. 8791
2R0 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[The commonwealth's revenue, 1801 to 1815]: p. 170, 171. 8792
[Report of committee of finance on repeal of the tax on domestic
manufactured salt]: p. 183, 184. 8793
[Letter from John Chew, stating amount paid by the U. S. to Vir-
ginia for expenditures in the late war] : p. 194. 8794
[Report of committee on the state of the penitentiary] : p. 203. 8795
[Appendix] :
[Documents of the auditor, John Burfoot, accompanying the journal] :
A statement of the revenue tax for 1814 on land, slaves and other
property; Amount of surplus on tobacco from Oct. 1813 to Oct. 1814;
Amount of tax on law process, from Sept. 1, 1813 to Sept. 1, 1814; Regis-
ter's fees. July 1, 1813 to Aug. 20, 1814. 8796
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
A statement of the revenue tax for 1815 on land, slaves and other
property. 8797
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
List of expenditures Oct. 1 to Dec. 31, 1813; List of expenditures Jan.
1, 1814 to Sept. 30, 1814; List of expenditures Oct. 1, 1814 to Oct. 1, 1815;
Surplus on tobacco, Oct. 1814 to Oct. 1815. 8798
A list of the balances due from 1782 to 1814. 9 p. 8799
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Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virfi:inia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, the fourtii
day of December, one thousand eight hundred and fifteen. Rich-
mond: Printed by Thomas Burling. 1815. 8800
81 p. Slcin. Copy in the library of conRress.
Session beean Dec. 4. 1815 and ended Feb. 28. 181$. William O. Poin-
dexter, speaker.
[Letter of the governor, W. C. Nicholas] : p. 3-6. 8801
Rules and orders of the senate: p. 7, 8. 8802
Report of the committee appointed to examine the treasurer's ac-
counts [Oct. 1, 1814-Sep. 30, 1815]: p. 24, 25. 8803
[Report of the committee appointed to examine the condition of the
Bank of Virginia and the Farmers' bank of Virg:inia] : p. 42-45. 8804
[Report of committee appointed to inspect the manufactory of arms] :
p. 45-47. 8805
[Report of committee relative to the bill entitled "Adding to the
name of Josiah Cowper the surname of Parker"] : p. 64, 66. 8806
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the fourth day of December, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and fifteen, and of the common-
wealth, the fortieth, Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer to the commonwealth. 1816. 8807
298 D. 21cm.
Resolutions: p. 261-269. 8808
Resolutions for the erection of a monument to the memory of George
Washington: p. 263. 8809
Resolutions on amendments proposed to constitution of U. S. by Con-
necticut and Massachusetts: p. 264. 8810
Resolutions on amendment proposed to constitution of U. S. by North
Carolina: p. 264, 265. 8811
Courts
•Virginia cases, or Decisions of the general court of Vir-
ginia, chiefly on the criminal law of the commonwealth, com-
mencing June term, 1815, and ending June term, 1826. With an
index of the principal matters in this and the preceding volume.
Vol. 2. By William Brockenbrough, one of the judges of that
court. Richmond, Published by Peter Cottom, and for sale at
his law and miscellaneous book store, 1826. 8812
xxlv. «80 p. 22V4cni.
Cited as 4 Va. reports.
Preface: p. [iii]-iv.
Brief sketch of the courts of this commonwealth: p. [v]-xv. 8818
Names of the judges of the general court: p. x-xii; Names of judges
of court of admiralty: p. xiii; Names of the judges of the high court of
chancery: p. xiii; Judges of district courts of chancery: p. xiv. Judges of
supreme court of appeals: p. xv. 8814
Cases decided by the general court of Virg^inia. June, 1815-June 1826.
p. [1]-551.
Appendix. November term, 1818. Elizabeth Selden et al. v. John
Coalter et al. p. [553]-612. 8815
Index to this volume: p. [£13] -666.
Index to the first volume (L e. 3 Va. reports) p. [667]-680.
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148 BvJletin Virginia State Ldbrary [Nicholas, Gov.
Judges of the general court of Virginia during the period of these
reports: Archibald Stuart, Hugh Holmes to February, 1825; William
Brockenbrough; James Semple; Daniel Smith; Peter Randolph to February,
1821; John Dabney to May, 1816; William A. G. Dade; Robert White; Paul
Carrington, jr. to January, 1816; James Allen; William Daniel to June,
1816; George Parker from December, 1815 to July 12, 1826; Fleming Saun-
ders from January 27, 1816; Griffin Stith from August 19, 1816 to Jurte.
1817; Richard E. Parker from July 26, 1817; Peter Johnston; Lewis Sum-
mers from February 26, 1819; Thomas T. Bouldin from March 27, 1821;
Philip P. Barbour from February 7, 1825; Thomas Evans to fall of 1815.
8816
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1815] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 10, 1808-1835, p. 411-427. 1892. 8817
Banks. [Bill concerning unchartered banks. Richmond: Thomas
Ritchie, printer. 1815] 8818
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[Bill to establish sundry banks . . . and for other purposes,
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth.
1816] 881»
Copy not seen. For orrter to print see house lournal Jan. 22. 1816.
250 copies printed.
[Bill to prevent the circulation of notes emitted by unchartered
banks. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1815] 8820
No copy seen. 260 copies printed.
[Act more effectually to prevent the circulation of notes by un-
chartered banks. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the
commonwealth. 1816] 8821
Copy not seen. For order to print see liouse lournal Feb. 26, 1816.
250 copies printed.
[Bill to provide more effectually for the payment of specie
by the severtd banks of this commonwealth. Richmond: Printed b^ Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1816] 8822
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Jan. 22, 1816. 250
copies printed.
Bounty lands. Digest of laws (1776-1815) on ths subject of land
bounties. 8823
Tn Heniner. v. 11, p. fiB9-5B5.
Constitutional convention. [Bill requiring sheriffs to take the sense
of the people regarding a convention. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1815] 8824
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 22, 1815. 250
copies printed.
Conventions of the revolution. The proceedings of the convention of
delegates for the counties and corporations in the colony of Virginia, held
at Richmond town, in the county of Henrico, on the 20th of March, 1775.
Reprinted by a resolution of the house of delegates, of the 24th February,
1816. Richmond, Ritchie, Trueheart and Du-Val, printers, 1816. 8825
8p. 27%cm. 500 copies printed. See the act passed Feb. 20, 1817 for
distribution of the lournals.
The proceedings of the convention of delegates for the counties
and corporations in the colony of Virginia, held at Richmond town, in the
county of Henrico, on Monday, the 17th of July, 1775. Reprinted by a
resolution of the house of delegates, of the 24th February, 1816. Rich-
mond, Ritchie, Trueheart and Du-Val, printers, 1816. 8826
116 p. 27%cm. BOO copies printed.
Contents: Proceedings: p. [l]-28.
Ordinances: p. 1291-54.
ProceedinKS of convention of 1st Dec. 1775: p. [551-102.
Ordinances passed at convention [of] 1st Dec. 1775: p. [103]-116.
The proceedings of the convention of delegates held at the town
of Richmond, in the colony of Virginia, on Friday, the 1st of December.
1775. And afterwards by adjournment in.the city of Wiliamsburg. Re-
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printed by a resolution of the house of delegates, of the 24th February,
1816. Richmond, Ritchie, Trueheart and Du-Val, printers, 1816. 8827
O. 55-102. 27^4cnri. KOO copies printeil.
The proceedings of the convention of delegates held at the
capitol, in the city of Williamsburg, in the colony of Virtfinia, on Monday,
the 6th of May, 1776. Reprinted by a resolution of the house of delegates,
of the 24th February, 1816. Richmond, Ritchie, Trueheart and Du-Val,
printers, 1816. 8828
8S D. 27% cm. 500 copies Drinted.
Ordinances passed at a convention, held in the city of Williams-
barg, in the colony of Virpnia, on FWday, the 1st of December, 1775. Re-
printed by a resolution of the house of delegates, of the 24th February,
1816. Richmond, Ritchie, Trueheart and Du-Val, printers, 1816. 8829
p. 103-116. 27\4cm. 500 copies printed.
Ordinances passed at a general convention, of delegates and
representatives, from the several counties and corporations of Virginia, held
at the capitol, in the city of Williamsburg, on Monday, the 6th of May,
Anno Dom. 1776. Reprinted by a resolution of the house of delegates, of
the 24th February, 1816. Richmond, Ritchie, Trueheart and Du-Val,
Printers, 1816. 8830
19 D. 27%cTn. ROO copies printed.
Omrta. [Act concerning appeals and proceedings in chancery.
Richmond: Pnnted by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth.
1816] 8831
Copy not. seen. For order to print see house lournal Feb. 27, 181S. 250
copies printed.
Education. [Bill for establishment of free schools. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1816] 8832
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 23, 1816. 260
copies printed.
Execution^. [An act to perpetuate in part an act concerning execu-
tions. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1816] 8883
No copy seen. 2.'i0 copies printed.
Finance. [Bill appropriating the public revenue. Richmond: Thomas
Ritchie, printer. 1815] 8834
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Gaming. [Act to prevent unlawful gaming. Richmond: Printed
by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwppUVi, iSlC" SMS
Copy not seen. For order to print sec I.ui: c .■j-..i-..ul tVl>. 1!', i;:;. 000
copies printed.
Governor. Instructions from the governor [Wilson Gary Nicholas]
as to the manner of executing the "Act authorizing a regular force for the
defence of the commonwealth." [1815] 8836
[2] p. folio. Copy In library of conKress.
Extract • of instructions from the governor [William Gary
Nicholas as to the manner of executing the act "Authorizing a regular
force for the defence of the commonwealth." 1815] 8837
broadside. 18 by 20 cm. Copy in library of congrress.
Internal improvement. [Bill to create a fund for internal improve-
ment. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1815] 8838
No copy seen. 2B0 copies printed.
Maps. [Bill to provide an accurate chart of each county and a gen-
eral map of the commonwealth. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritehie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1816] 8839
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Feb. 16, 1816. 250
copies printed.
Militia. [General orders of the adjutant general. Jan. 12, 1815.
Richmond: Ritchie & Trueheart, printers. 1816] 8840
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
[General orders of the adjutant general. Jan. 13, 1815. Rich-
mond: Ritchie & Trueheart, printers. 1815] 8841
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
Adjutant geneiral's office, Richmond, February, 6th, 1815. Gen-
eral orders. [Ritehie & Trueheart, printers] 8842
broadside. 33 by 21 cm. Copy in library of coPKress.
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[General orders of the adjutant general. Feb. 20, 1816. Rich-
mond: Ritchie & Trueheart, printers. 1815] 8843
No copy seen. 600 copies printed.
[General orders of the adjutant general of March 4, 1815.
Richmond: Ritchie & Trueheart, printers. 1815] 8844
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
[Bill to preserve the public arms. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie,
printer. 18151 8845
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[Report of the adjutant general and accompanying documents.
Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1816] 884S
500 copies printed. No copy seen.
Poor. [Act concerning overseers of the poor. Richmond: Printed by
Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1816] 8847
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Feb. 19. 1816. 500
copies printed.
Public property. [Bill concerning the public property in the city of
Richmond. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1815] 8848
No copy seen. 250 cooi(>s printed.
Rents. [Bill to amend act relative to the better securing of rents
. . . and to regulate the practice of suing out and prosecuting writs of
replevin. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth.
1816] 8849
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Feb. 12, 1816. 250
copies printed.
Sales on executimis. [Bill to give relief to the people of this common-
wealth in certain cases. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1815] 8850
No copy seen. 250 copies printed. See Journal, Feb. 21, 1816.
[An act to give relief to the people of this commonwealth.
Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1816] 8851
No copy seen. 500 copies printed.
[An act to explain and amend the act to give relief to the peo-
ple. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1816] 8852
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Senatorial districts. [Bill to amend act for arranging the counties
in districts for electing senators. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1816] 8853
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 22, 1816. 250
copies printed.
Slaves. [Act concerning the emancipation of slaves. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1816] 8854
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 28, 1816.
Taxation. [Bill imposing taxes for the support of government. Rich-
mond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1815] 8855
No copy seen. 250 copies printed,
[Act imposing taxes for the support o# government. Rich-
mond: Printed by Iliomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 18161
8856
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Feb. 26, 1816. 500
copies printed.
An act to amend the several acts of assembly prescribing the
mode of ascertaining the taxable property within the commonwealth, and
of collecting the public revenue. Passed January 7, 1815. [Richmond:
Printed by Thomas Ritchie. 1816] 8857
12 p. 8vo. Copy in library of coDKress. See house Journal Feb. 28,
1816. 260 copies printed.
JBi'l to amend act, concerning taxes on lands. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1816] 8858
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 25, 1816. 250
copies printed.
[Act concerning taxes on land. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1816] 8859
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Feb. 28, 1816. 250
copies printed.
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[Acts and parts of acts relative to the duties of commissioners
of the revenue, compiled by the auditor of public accounts in pursuance of
an act passed 7th Jan. 1815. Richmond: Ritchie & Trueheart, printers.
Oct. 31, 1815] 8860
No copy seen. 370 copies.
1816/17
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held, in the city of Richmond, on Monday
the eleventh day of November, one thousand eight hundred and
sixteen. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for
the commonwealth. 1816. 8861
228 p. 27 Hem.
Session beg-an Nov. 11, 1816 and ended Feb. 22, 1817. Robert Stanard,
speaker.
Rules and orders: p. 4-6. 8862
[Communication including documents from the governor, W. C.
Nicholas]: p. 6-8. 8863
500 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Letter from John Brockenbrough, president Bank of Virginia, and
Benj. Hatcher, president Farmers' bank of Virginia relative to resumption
of specie payments on Nov. 15, 1816] : p. 9. 8864
[Correspondence of the governor with the president of the U. S.,
governors of Maryland, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and the senators and
representatives from Virginia in congress, in relation to providing effec-
tually for the defence of Chesapeake bay] : p. 9-13. 8865
[Correspondence of the governor and Bushrod Washington relative
to the removal of the remains of General Washington to Richmond] : p.
13, 14. 8866
[Letters of the governor to Capt. Lewis L. Warrington, Capt. Robert
Henley, Major General Winfield Scott, Lieut. Colonel George M. Brooke,
Major General E. P. Gaines 'testifying to their g:allantry in the late war;
and to Hon. Hugh Holmes and Col. Archibald Ritchie testifying to the
gallantry of their relatives. Major Andrew Hunter Holmes, and Captain
John Ritchie]: p. 14-16. 8867
[Resignations of William Daniel, and James Semple]: p. 16, 17.
8868
[Letter from the auditor, John Burfoot, recommending amendments
to the revenue laws]: p. 23. 8869
2S0 copies of letter with documents printed separately. No separate sepn.
[Report of select committee on the establishment of banks]: p. 36.
8870
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[I'roceedings of Louisiana, Ohio, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Noith
Carolina, upon sundry propositions to amend the constitution of the U. S.] :
p. 39-44, 156, 157. 8871
[Report of committee in relation to the election of William B. Cham-
berlayne of Henrico]: p. 45-48, 50, 54, 55. 8872
2S0 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Statement of the sinking fund in account with the commissioners] :
p. 51. 8878
[Letter from treasurer, J. Preston, transmitting annual report]: p.
51. * 8874
Communication from the president and directors of the literary
fund [prepared in obedience to the resolution of the general assembly of
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the 24th of February, 1816, that they be requested to digest and report to
the general assembly, a system of public education . . . and to com-
prehend in such system, the establishment of an university, to be called
"The university of Virginia," and additional colleges, academics and
echools]: p. 65-70. 8875
250 copies printed separately. N^ separate seen.
[Annual report of the president and directors of the literary fund]:
p. 82, 83. 8876
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of the committee to whom was referred the memorial of the
Staunton convention, and the memorials and petitions from several coun-
ties, praying for the call of a general convention, for amending the de-
fects in the state constitution] : p. 86, §7. 8877
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
Annual report of the president and board of public works: p. 99-101.
8878
250 copies with accompanying: documents printed separately.
[Report of the committee of schools and colleges upon the report of
the president and directors of the literary fund made in compliance with
a resolution of the last general assembly]: p. 101, 102. 8879
[Report of the auditor upon the account of the state with the U. S.] :
p. 104. 8880
Annual report of the visitors of the jail and penitentiary: p. 104,
105. 8881
[Report of committee relative to a canal on the south side of James
river]: p. 109. 8882
250 copies printed separately, but no separate copy seen.
[Report of committee on the state of the land oflRce]: p. 125, 126.
8883
[Report of the armory committee on the operations of the manufac-
tory of arms for the past year, John Staples, superintendent] : p. 128-131.
8884
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[General report of the committee of roads and internal navigation] :
p. 131, 132. 8885
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
Report of committee appointed to examine the treasurer's accounts
[John Preston, treasurer] p. 145, 146. 8886
250 copies priqted separately. No separate seen.
[Report of the committee on the state of the jail and penitentiary]:
p. 164, 165. 8887
[Report of the committee of finance, giving un estimate of expenses
and receipts, Oct. 1, 1815 to Sept. 30, 1816] : p. 189-192. 8888
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of select committee to whom were referred the amendments
of the senate to the bill to establish new banks] : p. 195, 196. 8889
[Address] to James Madison, president of the U. S.: p. 224, 225.
8890
Appendix, containing documents referred to in the preceding jour-
nal, xxii p. 27cm.
Documents accompanying the annual report of the president and di-
rectors of the board of public works, p. 1-xv, containing letters of Thomas
Jefferson, John Quincy Adams, Loammi Baldwin, Daniel Webster, J. P.
Van Ness, William Stewart, Elie Williams, Josias Thompson, P. Dodd-
ridge, P. H. Perrault, James Madison, J. G. Swift, B. H. Latrobe. 8891
Documents accompanying the report of the penitentiary committee,
presented December 21, 1816, p. xv-xxii. Samuel P. Parsons, keeper of
the penitentiary. 8892
Journal of the senate of Virginia, Begun and held at the
capitol, in the city of Richmond, on the eleventh November, one
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thousand eight hundred and sixteen. Richmond: Printed by
Thomas Burling. 1816. 8893
76 p. 33 by 20 cm. Copy In the Library of Congrress.
Session began Nov. 11. 1816 and ended Feb. 22, 1817. WilMam G. Poln-
dexter, speaker for six days only. Edward Watts, speaker.
[Letter of the governor, W. C. Nicholas, Nov. 11, 1816] : 3-5. 8894
Rules and orders of the senate: p. 6, 7. 8895
[Report of committee relative to the accounts of the treasurer for
year ending Sep. 30, 1816] : p. 29, 30. 8896
[Report of the committee appointed to inspect the manufactory of
arms]: p. 38. 8897
[Address to James Madison, president of the United States]: p. 73.
8898
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the eleventh day of November, in the year of our
Lord 1816, And of the commonwealth the forty-first. Richmond :
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth. 1817.
8899
219 p. 25Hcm.
Resolutions: p. 200-202. 8900
Address of the general assembly to James Madison [on his retire-
ment from the presidency of the U. S.] : p. 201, 202. 8901
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1816] In Calendar of Virginia state pa-
pers, V. 10, 1808-1835, p. 428-464. 1892. 8902
Banlffi. [Act to provide for payment of specie by banks of the com-
monwealth. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the com-
monwealth. 1816] 8903
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Nov. 19, 1816.
[Statements showing present condition of Bank of Virginia and
the Farmers bank of Virginia. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1816] 8904
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal, Nov. 19, 1816.
250 copies printed.
[Bill prescribing duty of judge or magistrate who shall here-
after administer the oath of office to the directors of the several chartered
banks. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie. 1816] 8905
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 23, 1816.
2S0 copies printed.
[Bill concerning the establishment of banks. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 18161 8906
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal, Dec. 25, 1816.
250 copies printed.
[Amendments of senate to the bill to establish sundry new
banks. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the common-
wealth. 1817] 8907
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Jan. 27, 1817.
250 copies printed.
[Bill to suspend the payment of specie. Richmond: Thomas
Ritchie, printer. 181^ 8908
No copy seen. 2^ copies printed.
.* [Sections relative to literary fund banks. Richmond: Thomas
Ritchie, printer. 18171 8909
No copy seen. 260 copies printed.
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"An act to establish two new banks, within this commonwealth.
Winchester, Printed by John Heiskell, 1818. 8910
40 p. ISHcm.
The Northwestern bank of Vlrgrinia at Wheeling, and the Bank of the
valley In Virginia, at Winchester.
Contents. — An act to establish two new banks . . . Feb. 5, 1817. — An act
concerning the Bank of the valley, in Virginia, passed December 6, 1817. — An
act concerning the Bank of the valley, and Its oinces of discount and deposit,
passed Feb. 21, 1818. — By-laws,' &c. [of the Bank of the valley in Virginia) —
Regulations for the interior management of the Bank of the valley, of Vir-
ginia.
Copy in the library of congress. Title from library of congress printed
card.
Commissioners to view certain rivers. Report of the commissioners
appointed to view certain rivers within the commonwealth of Virpnia, con-
formable to an act of said commonwealth, passed the fourteenth day of
February, 1814. Printed according to a joint resolution of both houses
of the general assembly, and accompanied by a map, executed under the
direction of the executive, in conformity with that resolution. Printed
1816. 8911
39 p. 21Hcm.
John Marshall, James Breckenridge, William Lewis, James M'Dowell.
William Caruthers, Andrew Alexander, commissioners.
The map does not accompany this copy. See Swem. E. G. Maps relating
to Virginia, p. 87, no. 384.
This may be the reprint ordered by the house on Feb. 14, 1814. See
Journal, p. 190.
Constitution of the U. S. [Letter from the governor of North Caro-
lina relative to an amendment to the constitution of the United States.
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth.
1817] 8912
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Jan. 17, 1817.
Education. [Report of the committee of schools and colleges on the
subject of the general establishment of schools within this commonwealth,
and amendment thereto. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer
for the commonwealth. 1817] 891S
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 11, 1817.
250 conies printed.
Sundry documents on the subject of a system of public educa-
tion, for the state of Virginia, published by the president and directors
of the literary fund, in obedience to a resolution of the general assembly.
Richmond: Printed by Ritchie, Trueheart, and Du-Val, 1817. 8914
78 p. 23.6cm.
Contents: A bill for the more general diffusion of knowledge, proposed
by the committee of revisors of the laws of Virginia, appointed by the gen-
eral assembly in 1776; Letter of Thomas Jefferson to Peter Carr, Sept. 7, 1814;
Report of the president and directors of the literary fund. Dec. 1816; A bill
providing for establishment of primary schools, academies, colleges and an
university passed the house Feb. 18, 1817, and rejected by the senate Feb. 20.
1817; A bill for amending the constitution of William and Mary, proposed by
the committee of revisors appointed in 1776; Letters from James Monroe,
Thomas Cooper, Timothy Dwight, Samuel L. Mltchlll, J. Aug. Smith, relative
to a system of public education for Virsinia.
3250 copies were ordered to be printed. See house Journal Feb. 22, 1817.
Finance. [Documents accompanying auditor's report. Richmond: ^
Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1816] 8915
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[Letter of the auditor, John Burfoot, suggesting changes in
the revenue law, with accompanying documents. Richmond: Printed by
Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1816] 891S
Copy not seen. 250 copies printed. The letter, with no documents is in
the Journal of the house. For order to print see Journal Nov. 15, 1816.
[Instructions to the commissioners of the revenue. Richmond:
Ritchie & Trueheart, printers. 1816] 8917
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[Reoort of treasurer and documents accompanying the treas-
urer's report. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1816] 8918
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
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Governor. [Letter of the governor with reports of the adjutant gen-
eral, Jan. 23, 1817. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the
commonwealth. 1817] 8919
Copy, not seen. For order to print aee house Journal Jan. 24, 1817.
250 copies printed.
James river company. [Report of select committee to which sundry
petitions complaining of the James river company were referred. Rich-
mond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1817]
8920
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 15, 1817.
[Resolutions of the board of public works, June 20, 1816, ad-
dressed to the James river company, asking for information relative to
the several public works under their direction, with the answer of the com-
pany. Richmond, 1816] 8920a
8 p. 21cm.
MalidouB shooting, maiming. [Bill to reduce into one the several
acts against malicious shooting, stabbing, etc. Richmond: Thomas Rit-
chie, printer. 1817] 8921
No copy se<'n. 250 copies printed.
Militia. [General orders of the adjutant general of the 8th of June.
Richmond: Ritchie & Trueheart, printers. 1816] 8922
No copy seen. 600. copies printed.
[Bill concerning quartermaster general, adjutant general, and
accountant's offices, and salanes. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1816] 8928
Copy not seen; For order to print see house Journal Dec. 16, 1816.
250 copies printed.
Revision of state constitnUon. [Memorial of the Staunton conven-
tion relative to the revision of the constitution of Virginia. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1816] 8924
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Nov. 18, 1816.
250 copies printed.
[Protest of the minority of the Staimton convention. Rich-
mond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1816]
8925
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Nov. 20, 1816.
250 copies printed.
[Resolutions by way of substitute to the memorial of the
Staunton convention. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1817] 8926
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[Bill requiring sheriffs to take a vote upon the propriety of
calling a convention. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for
the commonwealth. 1817] 8927
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 27, 1817.
250 copies printed.
— —'Letters addressed to the people of Virginia showing the neces-
sity of immediately calling a convention for the revision and amendment
of our state constitution. By Henry Tompkinson, a citizen of Virginia. J.
Foster, Printer. Winchester. 1816. 8928
No copy seen. Copyrighted by Samuel Kercheval May IS, 1816. Henry
Tompkinson is the pseudonym of Samuel Kercheval.
Roads. FBill to amend the road laws. Richmond: Printed by Tho-
mas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 18171 8929
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 25, 1817.
Sales on executions. [Bill to amend and explain An act to give re-
lief to the people of this commonwealth. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie,
printer. 1816] 8930
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
TAct giving relief to the people of this commonwtolth in cer-
tain cases. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the com-
monwealth. 1817] 8931
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 16, 1817.
500 copies printed.
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Senatorial districts. fBill for arranging the counties into districts
for election of senators, and for equalizing the land tax. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the public. 18171 8982
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Feb. 1, 1817.
250 copies printed.
TAct for arranging the counties into districts for the election
of senators and for equalizing the land tax. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie,
printer. 1817] 8933
No copy seen. 1000 copies printed.
Taxation. [Bill concerning arrearages of taxes on land. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 18171 8931
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 30, 1817. 250
copies printed. The amendments to the bill were printed In an edition of
250 copies.
FAct concerning the arrearages due upon lands, lots, etc. Rich-
mond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1817] 8935
No copy seen. 1000 copies printed.
Turnpike companies. [Report of committee relative to general reg-
ulations for the incorporation of turnpike companies, including proposed
bill. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth.
1817] 8936
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 8, 1817.
University of Virginia. [Bill for establishing a university. Rich-
mond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the public. 1817] 8937
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Feb. 3. 1817.
250 copies printed. An amendment to this bill was also printed, edition 600
copies.
Usury. [Bill concerning usury. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 18161 8988
Copy hot seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 25, 1816.
250 copies printed.
'Speech, by George Hay, delivered in the legislature of Vir-
ginia, in the session of 1816-17, in support of a bill to repeal all the laws
concerning usury. With some supplemental remarks. Richmond, Printed
by Shepherd & Pollard, 1817. 8939
cover title, [3]-38p. 22cm.
Wells, Thomas. 'Report of the trial of Capt. Thomas Wells, before
the county court of Nottoway, sitting as an examining court, at the Au-
gust term, 1816— charged with feloniously and maliciously shooting with
intent to kill Peter Randolph, tsq., judge of the 5th circuit, and Col. Wm.
C. Greenhill. By a member of the bar. Petersburg, Printed and published
by Marvel W. Dunnavant, 1816. 8940
No copy seen. Copyrighted In 1816. Title from A record of Virginia
copyright entries, 1790-1844.
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Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday tiie first day of December, one thousand eight hun-
dred and seventeen, Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1817. 8941
229 p. 27.3cm.
Session bernn Dec. 1, 1817 and ended Feb. 26, 1818. t.inn Banks, speaker.
Rules and orders: p. 4-6. 8942
[Communication from the governor, James P. Preston]: p. 6-8.
8943
SOD copies printed separately. No separate seen.
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[Letter from the revisers cf the laws, Spencer Roane, John Coalter,
Robert White, William Brockenbrough, B. W. Leigh] : p. 9, 10. 8944
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee on the election of Jesse Woodson of Pow-
hatan]: p. 13, 14. 8945
[Proposed resolutions relative to the abolition of the board of pub-
lic works, and the president and, directors of the literary fund]: p. 17-18.
8946
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Letter from the auditor, John Burfoot, transmitting his annual
report]: p. 23. 8947
The report not printed in the Journal.
[Letter from the treasurer transmitting a report of the accounts
of the treasury office] : p. 36. 8948
The report not printed in the journal.
[Reply of James Madison to Address of the preceding assembly]:
p. 47, 48. 8949
[Resolution of Roanoke navigation company]: p. 50. 8950
[Report of the president and directors of the literary fundi: p.
54, 55. 8951
2.'iO copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Resolutions of Pennsylvania and Ohio relative to the navigation
of the Ohio]: p. 63, 64. 8952
[Report of committee respecting the Richmond academy]: p. 73.
8953
[Letter from Creed Taylor interpreting an act concerning chan-
cery courts]: p. 86, 87. 8954
[Report of committee relative to the salt tax] : p. 99, 100. 8955
Report of armory committee relative to the operations of the
manufactory of arms the past year, John Staples, superintendent]: p.
103-105. 8956
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee on the accounts of treasurer, John Preston,
Oct. 1, 1816 to Sept. 30, 1817] : p. 107, 108. ' 8957
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee charged to investigate the Bank of Virginia,
and the Farmers' bank of Virginia] : p. 113. 8958
250 copies printed sep«rate1v. No separate seen.
[Report of the proceedings of the visitors of the central college
near Charlottesville, Jan. 6. 18181 : p. 117, 118. 8959
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee favoring the erection of a bridge, free of
toll, at Lynchburg]: p. 122-125. 8960
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee on the state of the public jail and peniten-
tiary] :' p. 125, 126. 8961
250 copies printed separately, but no separate copy seen.
[Report of committee on the state of the land office] : p. 129.
8962
[Documents accompanying a proposed bill providing for the en-
dowment of primary schools, academies, colleges and an universityl : p.
134, 135. 8963
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of the committee of roads and internal navigation, hav-
ing had under consideration, so much of the report of the board of public
works, as relates to the improvement of James and Kanawha rivers, and
the constructing of a turnpike road between the highest navigable points
of those rivers! : p. 138-141. 8964
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee on the expediency of removing the seat of
government from Richmond]: p. 146-148. 8965
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[Report of select committee respecting the powers and duties of
the board of public works, and the president and directors of the literary
fundi: p. 150-155. 8966
[Letter from W. W. Hening respecting the publication of the laws
of Virginia, enclosing a letter from Thomas Jefferson on the same sub-
ject] : p. 168, 169. 8967
[Report of committee of finance on the estimate of expenses and
receipts, Oct. 1, 1817 to Sept. 30, 1818] : p. 177, 178, 179. 8968
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Bill to amend an act against usury, as amended]: p. 182, 183.-
8969
[Report of committee respecting the petition of William Wood
concerning the navigation of the Rivanna river]: p. 192. 8970
[Report of executive respecting existing contracts for repairing
and improving the capitol or public square in Richmond, with sums ex-
pended within two years past]: p. 194, 195. 8971
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee on expenditures of the executive] : p. 195, 196.
8972
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee on a monument to the memory of Washing-
ton]: p. 200. 8973
[Report of committee relative to revision of the laws]: p. 205, 206.
8974
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee in relation to executive contracts and ex-
penditures in repairing the capital, and in improving the public square
in Richmond] : p. 210-212, 216-219. 8975
250 copies printed separately, but no separate copy seen.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia.
Begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the first day of December, one thousand eight hundred and
seventeen. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Burling, printer to
the senate. 1817. 8976
182 p. 22 X 14 cm.
Colophon reads: "Printed by John Warrock, printer to the senate."
Thomas Hurling- printed the first five sheets of the Journal: he died on Jan.
7. 1818 and John Warrock was appointed. See senate Journal Jan. 7, 1818,
p. 45.
This is the first of the senate Journals printed in octavo. "Printir of
senate is instructed to print the Journals of the pre-sent and future ses.«ions
in largre octavo, instead of the folio form which has heretofore been used."
Senate Journal. Jan. 7, 1818, p. 45.
Ses.sion bc^an Dec. 1. 1817, and ended Feb. 26. 1818. Edward Watts,
speaker.
[Letter from the governor, James P. Preston, Dec. 1, 1817]: p. 4-9.
8977
Rules and orders of the senate: p. 8-10. 8978
[Letter from the revisors of the laws appointed by the act of the
last session, Spencer Roane, John Coalter, Robert White, William Brock-
enbrough, B. W. Leigh] : p. 12, 13. 8979
[Report of committee appointed to inspect the manufactory of
arms, including report of John Staples, superintendent, for year ending
Nov. 30, 1817]: p. 40-43. 8980
[Report of joint committee on the accounts of the treasurer, for
year ending Sep. 30. 1817]: p. 51-53. 8981
[Report of committee relative to the most prudent course to be
pursued by the senate, in relation to the revised bills, prepared by the
committee of revisors ] : p. 85-88. 8982
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
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TReport of committee relative to letter of Hon. Creed Taylor,
chancellor of the Richmond district] : p. 114, 115. 8983
[Bill inc'orporating the Manchester canal company]: p. 136, 137.
8984
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begnn and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the first day of December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventeen, and of the common-
wealth the forty-second. Richmond : Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer to the commonwealth. 1818. 8986
251 p. Zl^cm.
Resolutions: p. 225-226. 8986
Courts
•Reports of cases argued and determined in the supreme
court of appeals of Virginia. By William Munford. Volume 6.
Bichmond, Printed by N. Pollard, at the Franklin office, 1821.
8987
zx, t>R<t D. 22\4cm.
Cited as 20 Va. reports.
Cases argued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. October, 1817-April, 1820. p. [l]-589.
Judges of the supreme court of appeals during the period of these
reports: William Fleming, president, Spencer Roane, Francis T. Brooke,
William H. Cabell, John Coalter.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archiyes. [State papers, 1817] In Calendar of Virginia .state
papers, v. 10, 1808-1835, p. 464-471. 1892. 8988
Education. [Amendments to the bill (one by Mr. Scott, and the
other by Mr. Hill) providing for the endowment of primary schools,
academies, colleges and an university. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the public. 1818] 8989
No coDV seen. For order fo print see house Journal Jan. 29, 1818.
250 cooies printed.
[Amendment by Mr. Taylor to bill providing for the endow-
ment of primary schools, academies, colleges and an university. Rich-
mond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth,
1818] 8990
No copv seen. For order to print see house journal Feb. r>, 1818.
250 copies printed.
[Bill appropriating part of the revenue of the literary fund
and amendments. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1818] 8991
No copv seen. 2.'>n copies pointed.
Finance. [Annual report of the auditor, John Burfoot, Oct. 1, 1816
to Sept. 30, 1817. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for
the commonwealth. 1817] 8992
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 8. 1817.
250 copies printed.
[Instructions of the auditor to the commissioners of the reve-
nue. Richmond: Duval, Trueheart & co., printers. March 5, 1817]
8993
No copy seen. 350 copies printed.
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[Letter of the treasurer, John Preston, transmitting the fol-
lowing documents: A, Account of money received Oct. 1, 1816 to Sept.
30, 1817; B, Account of disbursements of same period; C, General ac-
count of receipts and disbursements; D, Account of the fund for internal
improvement. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer 1817] 8994
No copy seen. . 250 copies printed.
. Governor. [Governor's letter with documents relative to portion
of arms to which Virginia is entitled from the United States for militia,
according to act of congress. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth, 18181 8995
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Feb. 12, 1818.
2.')0 copies printed.
[General orders of March 17, 1817. Richmond: Ritchie, True-
heart & Duval, printers. 1817] 8996
No coDv seen.
James river co. Two reports \)f the committee appointed to en-
quire into the complaints against the James river company, with accom-
panying document. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer to
the commonwealth. 1818. 8997
19 p. 23cm. 250 copies printed.
Lamd oflBce. [A bill concerning the land office. Richmond: Thomas
Ritchie, printer. 1817] 8998
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Lands. [Bill for quieting titles to land in certain of the western
counties. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the com-
monwealth. 1818] 8999
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 27, 1818.
250 copies printed.
Manchester canal co. [Bill incorporating the Manchester canal
company. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the com-
monwealth. 1818] 9000
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Jan. 28, 1818.
250 copies printed. .
Northwestern bank of Virginia. [Bill to reduce the capital of the
Northwestern bank of Virginia. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1818] 9001
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 29, 1818.
250 copies printed.
Penitentiary. [Annual report of the directors of the penitentiary.
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth.
1817] , 9002
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 18, 1817.
260 copies printed.
Public works. Annual report of the president and directors of the
board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia, in pursu-
ance of an act, entitled "an act creating a fund for internal improve^
ment." [1817. With returns and reports of internal improvement com-
panies] Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer 'to the common-
wealth, 1818. 9003
78 p. 22%cm.
Principal engineer: Loamml Baldwin. This Is the 2d annual report.
250 copies printed.
[Mr. Thweatt's motion. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer.
1818] 9004
No copy seen. * 250 copies printed. This Is probably the same as the
Report of the select committee respecting the board of public works and the
literary fund printed on p. 150-155 of the journal of the house.
Revirion of code. Draughts of such bills, as have been prepared
by the revisors of the laws appointed by the act, entitled, "An act, con-
cerning a new edition of the laws of this commonwealth," passed the
fifteenth day of February, in the year one thousand eight hundred and
seventeen, on the subjects of those laws which, from their multiplicity,
require to be reduced into single acts: as also, their report of such other
laws and parts of laws of a general concern, as shall remain in force at
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the close of the present session of the general assembly; and of such
laws as are unfit to be continued in force, together with their report of
the titles of all acts which may be proper to be omitted in a general
compilation of the laws. Richmond: Printed by Ritchie, Truehart &
DnVal, and Shepherd & Pollard. 1817. 9005
V, 448 p. 28cm. 250 copies printed. The voucher states "452 pages."
Copy In the State law library.
[Notes of the revisers of the laws to the bills by them re-
ported. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the common-
wealth. 1817] 9006
Copy not seen. For order to print see bouse Journal Dec. 9. 1817.
250 copies printed.
Roads. [Bill to amend acts concerning public roads. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1818] 9007
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Feb. 7, 1818.
250 copies printed.
Taxation. [Extract from the law concerning arrearages of land
taxes. Richmond: Ritchie, Trueheart & Duval, printers. 1818] 9008
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
Usury. [Bill to amend act against usury. Richmond: Printed by
Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1818] 9009
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 28. 1818.
250 copies printed.
Washington, George. [Circular letter to commissioners for obtain-
ing subscribers for erecting a monument to the memory of Washington.
Richmond: Duval, Trueheart & Co., printers. April 4, 1817]. 9010
No copy seen. 700 copies printed.
WilBam and Mary college. A syllabus of the lectures delivered to
the senior students in the college of William and Mary, on government;
by John Augustine Smith, president and professor of moral and political
philosophy in that institution: To which is added, a discourse, by the
same author, on the manner in which peculiarities in the anatomical
structure affect the moral character. Printed for the university. Phila-
delphia: Published by Thomas Dobson and son, at the stone house. No.
41, South Second street. W. Fry, Printer. 1817. 9010a
118 p. 18cm.
Note: On Nov. 21, 1817, Peyton Drew, the clerk of the general
court, wrote to the house relative to the illegribility of the records of the
general court before the revolution (p. 72 of the journal), and on Jan.
9, 1818, the house authorized the clerk to transcribe and rebind so much
of the records as required transcribing and rebinding (journal Jan. 9,
1818. p. 106).
1818/19
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the seventh day of December, one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1818. 9011
228, vli p. 27.5cin.
Session Hesran Dec. 7, 1818 and ended March 13, 1819. Linn Banks,
speaker.
Rules and orders: p. 3-5. 9012
[Communication from the governor, James P. Preston]: p. 6, 7.
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
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[Letter from Thomas Jefferson, with report of the board of com-
missioners for the university of Virginia, with the journal of their pro-
ceedings, and other documents] : p. 9-16. 9014
600 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Annual report of the keeper of the penitentiary, Samuel P. Par-
sons, including a table shewing the number of convicts received in the
penitentiary from its commencement in 1800 to Sept. 30, 1818]: p. 36-40.
9015
[Report of a committee of the executive on the state of the ac-
counts relative to the repairs of the capitol, and improvement of the pub-
lic square] : p. 43, 44. 9016
260 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Letter from the auditor, John Burfoot, relative to receipts and
disbursements for years encHng Sept. 30, 1818, 1819] : p. 46. 9017
[Report from Isaac EstUl and others, commissioners for opening a
road from the mouth of Bluestone river to the mouth of Lower Loop
creek] : p. 48, 49. 9018
[Annual report of the president and directors of the literary fund]:
p. 68-60. 9019
260 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Letter of Peter Johnson relative to the trial of Abner Vance in
Russell county]: p. 60, 61 9020
[Letter from John Preston, treasurer, relative to the extinguish-
ment of the debt] : p. 82. 9021
250 copies printed separately. No separate copy seen.
[Report of the joint committee on the accounts of the treasurer.
John Preston, Oct. 1, 1817 to Sept. 30, 1818] : p. 104. 9022
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Annual report of the treasurer] : p. 105-107. 9023
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee on the state of the land office]: p. 118.
9024
[Report of armory committee on the operations of the manufac-
tory of arms the past year] : p. 125, 126. 9025
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Letter of governor concerning act for arranging the counties into
districts for the election of senators]: p. 140. 9026
[Report of committee relative to the incorporation of an indepen-
dent bank, or branch of one of the existing banks to be located at Dan-
ville]: p. 141-143. 9027
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee on the state of the public jail and peniten-
tiary]: p. 160-152. 9028
[Report from committee for examining the conduct of the direc-
tors of the branch of the Farmers' bank of Virginia at Lynchburg] : p.
152, 153. 9029
[Report of committee on the expediency of extending legislative
patronage to the several colleges and academies within the common-
wealth] : p. 158, 169. 9030
Printed separately. No copy seen.
[Report of committee on the state of the Bank of Virginia, and
Farmers' bank of Virginia] : p. 164, 166. 9031
[Report of committee on the public square, and necessary repairs
of the capitol] : p. 166, 167. 9032
[Report of committee of finance on the estimate of expences and
receipts, Oct. 1, 1818 to Sept. 30, 1819] : p. 169, 170. 9033
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Letter of commissary general of ordnance relative to muskets
sent to Point Pleasant in 1812, and those left in Maryland] : p. 185. 186.
9034
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[Report of committee relative to the memorial of Abraham Keen,
involving the question of the authority of the courts and the executive
over the appointment of ^eriffs] : p. 197, 198. 9035
[Report of committee relative to the improvement of the Monon-
falja river] : p. 204, 205. 9036
[Report of committee on the executive expenditures]: p. 202, 203.
9037
Appendix; Documents which accompanied the report of the select
committee on the subject of the complaints against the directors of the
bnnch of the Farmers' bank of Virginia, at Lynchburg [including evi-
dence taken before the committee] : vii p. 9038
Journal of the senate, of the commonwealth of Virginia.
Begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the seventh day of December, in the year one thousand eitrht
hundred and eighteen. Richmond: Printed by John Warrock,
printer to the senate. 1818. 9039
208 p. 22.5 X 14 cm.
Session b«Ban Dec. 7, 1S18 and ended March 12, 1819. Edward Watts,
speaker.
[Letter from the governor, James P. Preston, Dec. 7, 1818]: p 4-8.
9040
Report of the commissioners appointed to fix the scite of the Uni-
versity of Virginia, Thomas Jefferson, Creed Taylor, Peter Randolph,
Wm. Brockenbrough, Archibald Rutherford, Archibald Stuart, James
Breckinridge, Henry E. Watkins, James Madison, A. T. Mason, Hugh
Holmes, P. C. Pendleton, Spencer Roane, John M. C. Taylor, J. G. Jack-
son, Thos. Wilson, Phil. Slaughter, W. H. Cabell, N. H. Claiborne, W. A. G.
Dade, Wm. Jones, Aug. 4, 1818: p. 8-20. 9041
This report was also ordered printed separately by the senate printer.
CopT not seen. 150 copies printed.
Rules and orders of the senate: p. 21-23. 9042
[Report of the joint committee on the accounts of the treasurer,
for year ending Sept. 30, 1818] : p. 58, 59. 9043
Statement by the Bank of Virginia, January, 1819; State of the
Farmers' bank of Virginia, 2d January, 1819: p. 93. 9044
[Report of committee on the operations of the manufactory of arms,
inclndmg the report of John Staples, superintendent for year ending
Nov. 30, 1818] : p. 167-173. 9045
[List of members of the senate for this session]: p. 208. 9046
Session Laws
•
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the seventh day of December, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighteen, and of the com-
monwealth the forty-third. Richmond : Printed by Thomas Rit-
chie, printer to the commonwealth. 1819. 9047
224 p. 21 Hem.
Resolutions: p. 204, 205. 9048
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1818] In Calendar of Virgrinia state pa-
pers, v. 10, 1808-1835, p. 471-480. 1892. 9049
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164 . BvUetin Virginia State Library [Preston, Gov.
CartersTille bridge. To the honorable, the general assembly of Vir-
ginia, the memorial of Randolph Harrison, respectfully represents [rela-
tive to a bridge across James river at Cartersville] [1818] 9050
1 p. folio.
Conveyances. [Amendments proposed by the committee of the sen-
ate to the bill entitled An act to reduce into one the several acts for
regulating conveyances, and concerning wrongful alienations. Richmond:
John Warrock, printer. 1819] 9051
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Courts. [Amendments of the senate to the bill concerning the
county and other inferior courts. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer.
1819] 9052
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[Amendments proposed by the senate to the bill concerning
the establishment, jurisdiction and powers of the superior courts of law.
Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1819] 9053
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Education. [Sections 1-7 of act passed last assembly, appropriat-
ing part of the revenue of the literary fund. Richmotid: Printed by
Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1819] 9054
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Feb. 13, 1819.
[Resolutions of the committee of schools and colleges. Rich-
mond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1819] 9055
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Executions. [Amendments of the senate to the bill concerning ex-
ecutions, and for the relief of insolvent debtors. Richmond: Thomas
Ritchie, printer. 1819] 9056
No copy seen. 260 copies printed.
Finance. [Annual report of the auditor, John Burfoot, with docu-
ments, for fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1818. Richmond: Printed by
Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1818] 9057
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Dec. 17, ISlh.
[Statement of the revenue tax for 1818. Richmond: Printed
by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1819] 9058
2S0 copies printed.
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Jan. 27, 1819.
250 copies printed.
Free persons. [Bill concerning method of proceeding against free
persons charged with crime. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie.
1819] 9059
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Jan. 9, 1819.
[Amendments proposed by the s^ate to the bill concerning
the method of proceeding against free persons charged with certain
crimes, etc. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1819] 9060
No copy» seen. 250 copies printed.
[Amendments to bill Method of proceeding against free per-
sons charged with certain crimes. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1819] 9061
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Feb. 27, 1819.
260 copies printed. . . . . , .,
James river. [Bill to amend act for improving the navigation of the
James river. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the com-
monwealth. 1819] , ^ ^ , „ V » ?9?^
Copy not seen. For order ^o print see house journal Feb. 9, 1819.
250 copies printed. ... ...
[Amendments to the resolution concerning the connection of
James river with that of Kanawha. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1819] 9063
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal Feb. 27, 1819.
Land oflBce. [Amendments proposed by the senate to the bill con-
cerning the land office. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1819] 9064
No copy seen. 260 copies printed.
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Limitation of actimu. [An amendment proposed by the committee
of the senate to the bill entitled An act for limitation of actions; for pre-
yenting frivolous and vexatious suits; concerning: jeoffails, and certain pro-
ceedings in civil cases. Richmond: John Warrock, printer. 1819] 9065
No copy seen. 250 copies printed. .
Militia. [Bill to reduce to 1 act the acts regiilating the nulitia. Rich-
mond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1819]
9066
Copy not seen. For order to print see bouse Journal Feb. 17. 1819.
250 ° copies printed.
[Act regulating the militia. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1819] 9067
Copy not seen. For order to print see house journal March 12, 1819.
[Order of council and circular of adjutant general to militia
officers. Richmond: Shepherd & Pollard, printers. March 11, 1818] 9068
No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
MUl dams. [Amendments proposed by the senate to the bill concern-
ing mill dams, etc. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1819] 9069
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Penitentiary. [Report of the committee on the public ^ail and peni-
tentiary, with documents. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer
for the commonwealth. 1819] 9070
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 12, 1819.
2S0 copies printed.
[Amendments proposed by the senate to the bill establishing
the penitentiary house. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1819] 9071
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Public works. Annual report of the president and directors of the
board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia, in pursuance of
an act entitled "an act creating fund for internal improvement." [1818.
With returns and reports of internal improvement companies] Richmond,
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth, 1818. 9072
63 p. 21Hcm.
Principal engineer: Loammt Baldwin. This Is the 3rd annual report.
Supplemental report of the board of public works, to the general
assembly of Virginia. January 1819. Richmond, Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth, 1819. 907S
16. 67 p. il%cm.
Principal engineer: Thomas Moore. T'O rr.f'es -rlpffd.
Senatorial districts. [Bill to amend act for arranging the counties
into districts for the election of senators. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1819] 9074
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 28, 1819.
[Act for arranging counties into districts for election of sen-
ators. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the common-
wealth. 1819] 9075
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal March 4, 1819.
Taxation. [BOl prescribing the mode of ascertaining the taxable
property within the commonwealth. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer.
1819] 9076
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[Bill prescribing the mode of ascertaining the land tax within
the commonwealth. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1819] 9077
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[Bill to amend the act for equalizing the land tax. Richmond:
Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1819] 9078
No copy seen. 250* copies printed.
[Act for arrang^ing the counties into districts, Ac, for the as-
sessors and commissioners of the revenue. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie,
printer. 1819] 9079
No copy seen. 600 copies printed.
[Taxes for 1818 with the law annexed. Richmond: Ritchie,
Tmeheart & Daval, printers. 1818] 9080
No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
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166 Bulletin Virginia Staie Library • [Preston, Gov.
Univeraity of Vlrg^inia. [BUI for the establishment of a university.
Kichmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth.
1818] 9081
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 21, 1818.
250 copies printed.
Report of the commissioners appointed to fix the scite of the
university of Virginia. Printed by order of the senate. Richmond, Printed
by John Warrock, printer to the senate, 1818. 9082
14 p. 24cm. Copy in the library of congrress. See senate Journal p. 8-20,
Report of the commissioners for the university of Virpnia," as-
sembled at Rock-Fish Gap, in the county of Augusta, August 1, 1818.
Charlottesville, Va., Printed by C. P. M'Kennie, 1824, 9083
20 p. 21 Hem. Copy in the library of conirress.
Usury. [Bill to repeal existing law relating to usury. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas Ritchie. 1819] 9084
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 26, 1819.
S60 copies printed.
I8I9/2O
Jaumala.
Journal of the house of dele^tes of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday tiie sixth day of December, one thousand eight hun-
dred and nineteen. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1819. 9086
213, X p. 27 cm.
Session beiran Dec. 6, 1819 and ended Fefc. 25, 1820. Linn Banks
■peaker.
Rules and orders: p. 4-6. 9086
[Communication from the governor, James P. Preston]:, p. 6-9. 9087
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen. Documents Included
in separate.
[Letter from the court of appeals relative to a court room in the cap-
itol]: p. 41, 42. 9088
[Report from Samuel Blackburn, commissioner for examining the ob-
structions to navigation of the river Ohio] : p. 18-23. 9089
250 copies printed separately.
[Letter from the court of appeals requesting the publication of their
decisions of the past three years] : p, 28. 9090
[Report of committee relative to the petition of Jones Green, a dele-
gate from Stafford, to the effect that his affair with John Strother does not
come within the purview of the act to suppress duelling; and pointing out
the unconstitutionality of this act so far as it attempts to create a disquali-
fication of members of the general assembly not prescribed by the constitu-
tion itself] : p. 47-50. 9091
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[State of the Northwestern bank of Virginia, Dec. 1, 1819]: p. 54.
9092
[Report of committee respecting the eligibility of Henry Edmundson,
a delegate from Montgomery] : p. 55. 9098
Instructions from the general assembly of Virginia, to James Bar-
bour and to James Pleasants, Junr., senators from Virginia in the congress
of the U. S.: p. 56-59, 9094
Ordered to be printed separately, but no separate copy seen.
[Preamble and resolutions, proposed by Mr. Arch«»r of Amelia, oppos-
ing the incorporation of a Bank of the U. S. by the U. S. congress, and
including a discussion and arguments on the constitutionality of such incor-
poration] : p. 59-65, 9095
260 copies printed separately with Report of McCulloch case. No copy
■een.
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[Preamble and resolutions, proposed by Mr. Baldwin, opposing the
establishment of a Bank of the U. S. by congress] : p. 86, 86. 9096
250 copies printed separately with Report of McCuUoch case. No copy
seen.
[Report of committee on the state of the land office] : p. 91, 92, 110,
111, 112. 9097
[Letter from the governor, as president of the board of the literary
fund, enclosing a letter from the rector of the university, with the report
of the board of visitors, with a statement by the bursar, and a report of
the proctor, on the buildings; with a final report from the proctor, and a
concluding account from the treasurer of the late institution of the central
college, now blended with the university] : p. 99, 100. 9098
Note: Nothlngr but the letter from the governor printed In the Jour-
nal. 250 copies with documents printed separately.
[Letter from James Barbour, Washington, Dec. 81, 1819, transmit-
ting a copy of the journal of the convention that framed the federal consti-
tution]: p. 108. 9099
[Resolutions adopted relative to the Missouri question]: p. 108, 109.
9100
[Letter from the treasurer, John Preston, calling attention to the
deficit in the treasury, due to his negligence] : p. 113. 9101
[Letter from the register of the land office, W. G. Pendleton, relative
to the resolution of the house instructing the auditor to move against him,
for failure to pay certain fees into the treasury] : p. 116, 117. 9102
[Report of the joint committee on the accounts of the treasurer, John
Preston, Oct. 1, 1818 to Sept. 30, 1819, calling attention to irregularities in
the treasurer's office] : p. 119-121. 910S
250 copies printed separately.
[Letter from the department of state requesting copies of session
laws of Virginia] : p. 122. 9104
[Letter from governor relative to act of North Carolina concerning
the Dismal Swamp canal company] : p. 124, 125. 9105
[Report of the committee on the public jail and penitentiary, Samuel
P. Parsons, keeper] : p. 130-132. 9106
250 copies printed separately.
[Letter from the general board of principal assessors relative to the
assessment of one of the districts in Norfolk county] : p. 136. 9107
[Report of the armory committee on the operations of the manufac-
tory of arms for the preceding year] : p. 138, 139. 9108
Accompanying documents not printed in the journal. 250 copies of
Report with documents printed separately.
[Letter from the governor relative to an enclosed report from the
board of public works on the subject of the connection between the eastern
and western waters of Virginia] : p. 144. 9109
Ordered printed separately. No separate seen.
[Letter from auditor, James E. Heath, transmitting estimate of re-
ceipts and expenses for year ending Sept. 30, 1820]: p. 149, 150. 9110
Accompanying documents not printed in the Journal. 250 copies of let-
ter with documents printed separately.
[Report of the new treasurer, Jerman Baker, of the public funds in
the office Jan. 31, 1820] : p. 161, 162, 163. 9111
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Letter from the treasurer relative to the right of voting in a meet-
ing of the stockholders of the Bank of Virginia] : p. 165, 181. 9112
-i.'iO copies of committee report on this letter printed separately.
[Report of committee of finance on expenses and receipts, Oct. 1,
1819 to Sept. 30, 18201: p. 172-174. 9113
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee relative to the resolutions concerning the case
of McCullough against Maryland, including Mr. Morris' substitute]: p.
176-178. 9114
500 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
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[Report of the president and directors of the literary fund for year
ending Sept. 30, 1819] : p. 182-184. 9115
260 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of the joint committee of tiie investigation of the accounts
of the late treasurer's office] : p. 192-194, 204, 205. 9116
Accompanying documents not printed in the journal. 500 copies of
Beport with documents printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of the committee respecting the report of the board of visi-
tors of the university of Virginia] : p. 196. 9117
Appendix: Documents accompanying the communication of the gov-
ernor relative to the treasury department; Documents accompanying the
report of the committee on the register's office; Mr. Chew's letter, referred
to in the journal, x p. 9118
Journal of the senate, of the commonwealth of Virginia.
Begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the sixth day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and nineteen. Richmond: Printed by John Warrock,
printer to the senate. 1819. 9119
195 p. 22xl3.5cm.
Session began Dec. 6, 1819 and ended Feb. 25, 1820. Edward Watts,
speaker.
[Letter from the governor, James P. Preston, Dec. 6, 1819]: p. 4-8.
9120
Rules and orders of the senate: p. 9-11. 9121
Reply [of Thomas M. Randolph] to the foregoing communication
[notifying him of his election as governor] : p. 31, 32. 9122
year ending Sep. 30, 1819] : p. 54-58. 9123
[Preamble and resolutions on the subject of the Missouri question, as
[Report of committee relative to the accounts of the treasurer, for
amended] : p. 73-87. 9124
[Report of committee relative to the state of the Bank of Virginia
and the Farmers' bank of Virginia Jan. 1, 1820J : p. 123-128. 9125
[Report of committee appointed to examine the accounts of the late
treasurer, with documents]: p. 137-168. 9126
[Report of the committee appointed to examine the manufactory of
arms, with report of John Staples, superintendent, for year ending Nov.
30, 1819] : p. 168-178. 9127
Members of the senate who served Dec. 6-Feb. 25, 1820: p. 195. 9128
[Amendments of the senate to the MiBsouri question. Richmond:
John Warrock, printer. 1820] 9129
No copy seen. 500 copies printed. See voucher Feb. 29, 1820.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the sixth day of December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and nineteen, and .of the common-
wealth the forty-fourth. Richmond : Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer to the commonwealth. .1820. 9130
136 p. 21 Hem.
Resolutions: p. 112-125. 9131
Preamble and resolutions, on the subject of the Missouri question,
pending in the congress of the United States: p. 113-124. 9132
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Collection of Laws
The statutes at large; being a collection of all the laws of
Virginia, from the first session of the legislature, in the year
1619. Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly of
Virginia, passed on the fifth day of February, one thousand
eight hundred and eight, v. 5. [1738-1748] By William Waller
Hening . . . Richmond, Printed for the editor, at the Frank-
lin press, W. W. Gray, print, 1819. 9133
[viii], [9]-603 p. 23cm.
The statutes at large; being a collection of all the laws of
Virginia, from the first session of the legislature, in the year
1619. Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly of
Virginia, passed on the fifth day of February, one thousand
eight hundred and eight, v. 6. [1748-1755] By William Waller
Hening . . . Richmond, Printed for the editor, at the Frank-
lin press, W. W. Gray, print, 1819. 9134
iv p., 1 I., [9] -604 p. 23cm.
Code
The revised code of the laws of Virginia : being a collection
of all such acts of the general assembly, of a public and perma-
nent nature, as are now in force; with a general index. To
which are prefixed, the constitution of the United States; the
declaration of rights; and the constitution of Virginia. Pub-
lished pursuant to an act of the general assembly, entitled "An
act providing for the republication of the laws of this common-
wealth," passed March 12, 1819. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth. [1819] 9136
2v. 22 Hem.
"Minute and accurate references have been made, with much pains, to
the orl^nal acts from which the particular provisions of the revised acts
have been compiled; and references are also made, from the titles, to all
former greneral laws relating to the same subjects; and. In both cases, the
editions, or sessions acts. In which the original or former acts are to be
found, are carefully cited. I have also added references. In the side margin,
to the English statutes In pari materia. In regard to most of the Important
provisions of the laws, especially those affecting the rights of property, I
have made an essay to give. In the notes, such a concise history of our
statute law, from very early periods, often from the first institution of the
colonial legislature, as may serve all general purposes, and assist more
minute and particular investigations." p. Ill, iv.
Acts concerning the publication of the laws; Including the act con-
cerning the public printer: and such of the acts concerning former editions
of the laws, as are specially directed to be published in this code; to which
Is prefixed an account of the several editions of the laws of Virginia, now
extant. Appendix 1. v. 2. AIM
Series of land laws . . . with a preface, containing references to the
land laws, passed before the revision of J705, and summaries of the several
land laws passed at that revision, and thenceforth to the revolution: Ap-
pendix 2. V. 2. »I37
Series of laws concerning escheats and forfeitures, passed since the ie-
solution: Appendix 3. v. 2. »138
Series of laws concerning forfeitures of lands for taxes, passed gince
the revolution: Appendix 4. v. 2. •139
Titles and dates of acts of a private nature, etc., passed since thg session
of 1812-13: Appendix 5. v. 2. »140
The code of 1819 Is as valuable to historical students as Hemng's stat-
utes. The footnotes are numerous and elaborate. On the subjeats of many
/
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chapters the notes give an historical survey from 1619. There is a complete
Index of nearly 200 pages.
This code was authorized by an act passed Feb. 15, 1817. The following:
Ave men were named in the act as revlsors: Spencer Roane, John Coalter,
Robert White, William Brockenbrougrh, and Benjamin W. L,eigb. These re-
visors reported to the general assembly on Dec. 2, 1817 (see Journal of the
house, 1817-18. p. 9-10) By the act passed March 12, 1819 (see Acts of
1818-19, p: 62) the publication of the code was put in charge of Benjamin
Watlcins Leigh, who had as his assistants W. W. Hening, and William
Munford. »141
Courts
*A general index to the Virginian law authorities reported
by Washington, Call, Hening and Munford jointly, and Munford
separately with notes in one volume. By William Munford.
Richmond : Printed by John Warrock for the author. 1819. 9142
xi, 676 p. 8vo.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1819] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 10, 1808-1835, p. 480-492. 1892. 914»
Banks. [Bill to amend act to prevent circulation of notes by unchar-
tered banks. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the com
monwealth. 1820] 9144
Copy not seen. For order to print, see house Journal. Jan. 26, 1820.
250 copies printed.
[Report of the bank committee on the condition of the bank
of Virginia, and the Farmers' bank of Virginia. January 1820] 9145
4 fold, .sheets.
Boundaries. Letter from the governor of Maryland, enclosing an act
of the assembly of the said state, respecting the boundary line between the
said state and the state of Virginia. Richmond, Printed by T. Ritchie, 1819.
9146
6 p. 24%cm. Copy In the library of congress. 250 copies prIntcVi. See
voucher of March 12, 1820.
Education. [1st, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th sections of the act ap-
propriating part of the revenue of the literary fund for the use of the
school commissioners. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1819] 9147
No copy seen. 600 copies printed.
Executions. [Bill concerning the sale of property under expcutions
and incumbrances. Also substitute to bill. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth. 1820] 9148
Copy not .seen. For order to print see house Journal, Jan. 15. 1820.
[.^ct concerning executions. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1820] 9149
ropy not .=een. For order to print see house journal, Feb. 21, 1820.
QO copies printed.
Finance. [Report of the auditor, John Burfoot, for the fiscal year
endinp: Sept. 30, 1819. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for
the c • -iionwealth. 1819] 9150
' ly not seen. For ordur to print see house Journal, Dec. 15, 1819.
J50 copi'> printed.
— — ■ [Letter of the auditor with estimates of receipts and exnenses
,for the year ending Sept. 30, 1820. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
iitcfci«. pi'' ■■v for the commonwealth. 1820] 9151
fopy I * !»vfn. For order to print see house Journal. Jan. 28. 1820.
_ — ivepoxt of the committee of finance. Presented February 9,
182p. Prill'''' by srder of the house of delegates. Richmond: Printed by
Thohus Ritchie, p-Hter for the commonwealth, 1820. 9152
T^p. ?4cn1.
\
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[Account of the late treasurer, John Preston. Richmond:
Printed by TTiomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1820] 9158
Copy not seen. For order to print see houHe journal Feb. 2, 1820.
Communication of the chief magristrate, to the speaker of the
house of delegates, in relation to the treasury department. Published by
order of the house of delegates. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer to the commonwealtii, 1820. 9154
21 p. tables. 24cm.
Thomas M. Randolph, grovernor. 250 copies printed. See house Journal
Jan. 12. 1820.
Report of the joint committee, which examined the treasurer's
accounts. January 17, 1820. Published by order of the house of delegates.
Richmond: Printed bv Thomas Ritchie, T>rinter to the commonwealth, 1820.
9155
8 p. 24cm. 2S0 copies printed. See house Journal, p. 119-121.
Communication from Jerman Baker, treasurer of the common-
wealth, to the house of delegates, February 7th, 1820; on the state of the
treasury. Published b^ order of the house of delegates. Richmond : Printed
by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth, 1820. 9156
7 p. 3 tables. 24cm.
Gamett, Robert S. *To the freeholders of the congressional
district composed of the counties of Caroline, Essex, King & Queen, and
King William. [Signed Robert S. Gamett, Washington city, Feb. 24, 1819]
16 p. 21cm. VlSta
James river. [Bill to amend act for improving the navigation of
James river. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the com-
monwealth. 1820] 9157
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Feb. 4, 1820. 250
copies printed.
Report of the principal and assistant engineers relative to the
means and probable consequences of connecting James river at Westham,
with the tide water at Manchester, by a canal on the south side. Rich-
mond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth, 1820. 9158
12, 63 p. 24cm. Thomas Moore, Isaac Briggs, engineers. See bouse
Journal Feb^ 5, 1820. 250 copies printed.
Literary fund. [Statement of the literary fund by Jno. Burfoot,
auditor, exhibiting its nse and progress to the present time. December 28,
1819] 9159
25 fold, sheets. 250 copies printed. See house Journal Dec. 28, 1819.
.Manufactory of arms. Report of the committee, for examining the
manufactory of arms. Presented January 22, 1820. Published by order of
the house of delegates. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer to
the commonwealth, 1820. 9160
12 p., fold, sheet. 24cm. 250 copies printed.
Missouri. [Proposed resolutions relative to admission of Missouri
territory. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the common-
wealth. 1819] 9161
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 28, 1819. 250
copies printed. 250 copies of the amended resolutions also printed.
Preamble and resolutions on the subject of the Missouri ques-
tion, agreed to by the house of delegates of Virginia, and the amendment
of the f.»nate, proposed thereto. Richmond: Printed by John Warrock, prin-
ter to the senate, 1820. 9162
19 p. 24cm. 100 copies printed.
Nicholas, John. The statement and substance of a memorial, &c., of
John Nicholas; presented to the Virginia legislature, 1819-20. Now ad-
dressed to them at the opening of their session in December, 1820. Rich-
mond, Printed by J. Warrock, 1820. 9163
30 p. 23Vicm.
A narrative of the author's military service during: the revolutionary
war. Copy in the library of congress.
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Ohio river. Report of the commissioners for examining the obstruc-
tions to the navigation of the Ohio river. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth, 1819. 9164
24 p. 24cm. S. Blackburn, John Adair, Edward W. Tupper, Walter
Lowrle, commissioners. See also house journal p. 18-23.
Penitentiary. [Bill to reduce into one all acts concerning the peni-
tentiary. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1820] 9165
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Report of the committee, for examining the public jail and
penitentiary. Presented January 21, 1820. Published by order of the
house of delegates. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the
commonwealth, 1820. 9166
8 p. 24cm. 250 copies printed. See house journal p. 130-132.
Public works. Fourth annual report of the president and directors
of the board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia, in pur-
suance of an act, entitled "an act creating a fund for internal improve-
ment." [1819. With returns and reports of internal improvement com-
panies] Richmond, Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the common-
wealth, 1819. 9167
41 p. 21H cm. At head of title: Part I. 250 copies printed.
Principal engineer: Thomas Moore. Assistant engineer: Isaac Briggs.
Supplement to the fourth annual report, of the board of
public works to the general assembly of Virginia. January, 1820. Rich-
mond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth, 1820.
9168
15 p. 21 Hem. 500 copies printed. At head of title: Part II.
Principal engineer: Thomas Moore. Assistant engineer: Isaac
Briggs.
A collection of all laws and resolutions of the general assem-
bly of Virginia, relating to the board of public works; the report of the
commissioners appointed to view certain rivers within the commonwealth
in 1812; the reports of 1814-15, from the committee of roads and internal
navigation' to the legislature; and the several annual reports of the board
of public works to the general assembly, up to 1819. Richmond, Printed by
Shepherd & Pollard, 1819. . 9169
1 p. 1;. n.t, 78. RS, 16. ii.l, li. .';7-B7, 8 vli d. 21 cm.
Report of the commissioners appointed to view certain rivers
within the commonwealth of Virginia, conformable to an act of said com-
monwealth, passed the fourteenth day of February, 1814. Printed according
to a joint resolution of both houses of the general assembly, and accom-
panied by a map, executed under the direction of the executive, in con-
formity with that resolution. Printed 1816. 9170
113 p. 21 cm.
This report is bound In as a part of Collection of all laws and resolu-
tions relating to board of public works. 1819.
Acts and resolutions of the general assembly of Virginia relating to
internal improvements, p. 57-78. 0171
At head of title: Part I. Map wanting.
Report of the committee of roads and internal navigation to the gen-
eral asembly, in December, 1814: p. 41-43; Report of committee of roads and
internal navigation to general assembly in -December, 1815: p. 43-57. 9172
First annual report of the president and directors of the
"Board of public works," to the legislature of Virginia, in conformity to an
act, entitled "an act creating a fund for internal improvement." Richmond,
19th December, 1816.. 9173
(In a Collection of all laws and desolutions of the general assembly of
Virginia, relating to the board of public works . . . and the several annual
reports of the board of public works to the general assembly, up to 1819 . . .
Part 1. p. 78-82.
Annual report of the president and directors of the board of
public works, to the general assembly of Virginia, in pursuance of an act,
entitled "an act creating a fund for internal improvement." [1817. With
returns and reports of internal improvement companies] Richmond, Printed
by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth, 1818. 9174
78 p. 22 H cm.
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This report is bound in a Collection of all laws ana resolutions relat-
ing to the board of public worlcs. 181!).
Principal engineer: Loammi Baldwin.
At head of title: Part 2. This is the 2nd annual report.
Annual report of the president and directors of the board of
pablic works, to the general assembly of Virginia, in pursuance of an act,
entitled "an act creating a fund for internal improvement." [1818. With
returns and reports of internal improvement companies] Richmond, Printed
by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth, 1818 9175
63 p. 21 cm.
This report Is bound as a part In a Collection of all laws and resolu-
tions relating to board of public worlts. 1819.
Principal engineer: Loamml Baldwin.
This is the 3rd annual 'report. At head of title: Part 3.
, Supplemental report of the board of public works, to the gen-
eral assembly of Virginia. January 1819. Richmond, Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth, 1819. 9176
16, 67 p. 21 cm.
This is bound in as a part in a Collection of all laws and resolutions
relating to the board of public worl<s. 1819.
Principal engineer: Thomas Moore.
At head of title: Part 4. After page 16 follows "Part 5."
Letter from [Thomas Moore] the engineer of the board of
public works to a member of the board. January 1819. Richmond, Printed
by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth, 1819. 9177
8 p. 21 cm. At head of title: Part 6.
This is bound in as a part in a Collection of all laws and resolutions
relating to the board of public works. 1819.
[Documents accompanying the supplemental report of the
board of public works. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1820] 9178
Copy not seen. 250 copies printed.
Roads. [Bill to amend the act concerning public roads. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1820] 9179
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 17. 1820. 250
copies printed.
Taxation. House of delegates, February 16, 1820. Governor's com-
munication enclosing the report of the board of principal assessors, with
the tabic of assessment of lands. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer to the commonwealth, 1820. 9180
7 p. table. 24cm. 250 copies printed. See house journal Feb. 17,
1&20.
United States bank. Instructions to the senators of Virginia in the
congress of the United States. Submitted by Andrew Stevenson. Pre-
amble and resolutions on the constitutionality of the United States' bank
law. Submitted by Mr. Archer. Preamble and resolutions, on the same
subject. Submitted by Mr. Briscoe G. Baldwin. Together with the reso-
lutions of the Virgfinia legislature in 1798; and the report adopted in 1800,
on the alien and sedition laws. To which is subjoined the opinion of the
supreme court of the United States, pronounced, in the year 1819, on the
constitutionality of the United States' bank law. Printed by order of the
house of delegates. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the
comonwealth, 1819. 9181
94 p. 24cm. 250 copies printed separately. See also house journal,
p. S6-59, 59-65. 85, 86, 175-178.
[House of delegates, February 12, 1820] Substitute proposed
wealth. 1820'.
by Mr. Morris of Hanover, to the instructions offered by Mr. Stevenson, on
the subject of the United States' bank, and the opinion of the supreme court
thereon. Richmond: Printed, by Thomas Ritchie, Printer to the common-
10 p. 23cm. 0181a
Uiiiyersity of Virginia. Report and documents respecting the univers-
ity of Virginia. Richmond : Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the com-
monwealth, 1820. 9182
31 p. 24cm. Thomas Jefferson, rector.
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Usury. [Bill to repeal the usury laws. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie,
printer. 1819] 918S
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Virginia restrfutions of 1798. [Resolutions on the alien and sedition
laws, adopted in the session of 1798; the report of a committee of the house
and of the vote of the said house agreeing to said report, on the same sub-
ject in the session of 1799. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer
for the commonwealth. 1819] 9184
Copy not seen. For order to print 250 copies see house journal Dec.
22. 1819.
I82O/2I
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the fourtii day of December, one thousand eight hun-
dred and twenty. Richmond : Printed by Thomas Ritchie, prin-
ter for the commonwealth. 1820. 9185
224, xzvii p. 27cm.
Session beean Dec. 4, 1820 and ended March 6, 1821. Linn Banks,
speaker.
Rules and orders: p. 4-6. 9186
[Address of the governor, T. M. Randolph] : p. 6-12. 9187
oOO copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Annual report of the rector, Thomas Jefferson, and visitors of the
University]: p. 14, 15. 9188
Accompanying documents not printed In the Journal.
[Report of the treasurer, Jerman Baker] : p. 15-17. 9189
Accompanying documents not printed in the Journal.
[Statement from the auditor, James E. Heath, of monies received and
warrants paid at the treasury during year ending Sept. 30, 1820] : p. 19-21.
9190
Accompanyingr documents not printed in the Journal.
[Report of the committee upon the state of the public jail and peni-
tentiary] : p. 43-44. 9191
Accompanying documents not printed in the Journal.
[Letter from the late treasurer, John Preston]: p. 46. 9192
[Communication from the court of appeals and from Francis W. Gil-
mer relative to publication of the reports of the decisions of the court] : p.
46, 47. 9193
[Letter from the governor respecting the constitutional relation be-
tween the acting and deliberating branches of the executive authority]:
p. 53, 54. 9194
[Letter from the governor relative to the cession to the U. S. of
jurisdiction at Old Point Comfort and Rip Raps] : p. 6, 61, 62. 9195
[Annual report of the president and boanl of directors of the board
of public works, Dec. 27, 1820] : p. 65-70. 9196
The documents accompanying this report are printed In the appendix.
[Letter from the governor transmitting an account of the receipts,
disbursements and funds of the University of Virginia from 30th Sept. to
the Ist April, 1820]: p. 74. ' 9197
Nothing- but the letter of transmittal printed In the Journal.
[Report of the committee appointed to examine the auditor's office] :
p. 84, 85. 9198
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Letter from the governor transmitting papers relating to Fort Pow-
hatan]: p. 92. 9199
Accompanying papers not printed in the Journal.
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[Letters from the governor and Spencer Roane relative to the senior
judge of the court of appeals acting as a director of the literary fund, and
board of public works] : p. 100, 101. 9200
[Report of committee upon the subject of the citation of the com-
monwealth to answer a complaint before the supreme court of the U. S., in
a cause wherein Philip I. Cohen and Mendez L Cohen are plaintiffs in
error]: p. 102-108, 154-157, 181-184. 9201
230 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Letter from the auditor respecting the list of unsatisfied claims due
to or from this commonwealth] : p. Ill, 112. 9202
Accompanyingr list not printed In the Journal.
[Report of committee on the state of the land office] : p. 114. 9203
[Report of the Commissioners of the James and Jackson's rivers,
John H. Cocke, chairman, appointed to examine, state and settle the rfr-
ceipte and disbursements of the James river company] : p. 118, 119. 9204
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[A report and memorial of the president and directors of the James
river company, Jan. 18, 1821]; p. 124-126. 9205
[Report of committee of finance on the estimate of expenses and re«
ceipts] : p. 131-137. 9206
250 copies printed separately, .but no separate seen.
[Report of the armory committee on the operations of the manufac-
tory of arms!: p. 142. 9207
[Report of the committee on the accounts of the treasurer, Jerman
Baker, Oct. 1, 1819 to Sept. 30. 1820]: p. 144. 9208
[Letter from governor respecting the report on the funds in charge
of tiie directors of the literary fund. Feb. 1, 1821] : p. 168. 9209
The report itself not printed in the Journal.
[Correspondence of governor and secretary of war in relation to the
cession by Virginia of jurisdiction over sites of fortifications at Old Point
Comfort, and the shoal Rip Raps]: p. 168. 9210
[Report of committee on the state of the Bank of Virginia, and
Farmer's bank of Virginia] : p. 162. 9211
[Report and resolutions of the general assembly of Ohio, approving
the resolutions of Virginia and Kentucky of 1798, and Jan. 1800, protesting
against the federal circuit court maintaining proceedings against a state
officer on account of official acts, and asserting the right of a state to tax
the Bank of the U. S. and any other private corporation, incorporated bv
congress . . .]: p. 166-178. 9212
250 copies printed separately, but no separate copy seen.
[Report of a committee of the board of public works on the collection
of dividends on stock due to the fund for internal improvement; and report
of conunittee o' the board on the Richmond dock company] : p. 179, 180.
9213
250 copiet, printed separately, but no separate copy seen.
[Report of committee respecting the memorial of the surviving offi-
cers and soldiers of the Virginia lines on state and continental establish-
ments ... in relation to lands claimed by them on the south-western side
of the Tennessee river, in Kentucky] : p. 186-189. 9214
250 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Resolutions of general assembly of Indiana on the subject of Clark's
grant in Clark County, Indiana]: p. 190. 9215
[Report of committee on the memorial of John Preston, late treas-
urer]: p. 191-192. 9216
The accompanying documents not printed In Journal.
[Report of the penitentiary committee]: p. 207, 208. 9217
[Report of committee relating to Fort Powhatan]: p. 210. 9218
[Letter from the governor in relation to the distribution of the reviKed
laws]: p. 213. 9220
[Resolutions of general assembly of Maryland in relation to the na^-
gation of the Potowmac river, and to the affairs of the Potowmac com-
pany] : p. 216, 217. 9221
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176 Btdletin Virginia State Librwry [T. M. Randolph, Gov.
Appendix: Documents accompanying the report of the president and
directors of the board of public works [including the report of Thomas
Moore, principal engineer, and reports of the following: Swift Run Gap
turnpike company, Falls Bridge turnpike company, Little River turnpike
company, Potowmac company, Richmond dock company, Roanoke naviga-
tion company, Dismal Swamp canal company, James River company, Upper
Appomattox company, Leesburg turnpike road] : xxvii p. 9222
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia;
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the fourth day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and twenty. Richmond: Printed by John Warrock,
printer to the senate, 1820. 9223
163 p. 23cm.
Session began Dec. 4, 1820 and ended March 6, 1821. Edward Watts,
speaker.
Rules and orders of the senate: p. 4-fi. 9224
[Address of the governor, Thomas M. Randolph, Dec. 4, 1820]: p.
6-20. 9225
[Letter of the governor, T. M. Randolph, in answer to the notification
of his re-election] : p. 34-36. 9226
[Report of committee appointed to inspect the manufactory of arms] :
p, 50. 9227
[Report of committee relative to the accounts of the treasurer for
year ending Sept. 30, 1820] : p. 69, 60. 9228
[Report of committee relative to the condition of the Bank of Vir-
ginia and the Farmers' bank of Virginia] : p. 81, 82. 9229
[Report of committee appointed to inspect the manufactory of arms,
including report of John Staples, superintendent, for year ending Nov.
30, 1820]: p. 149-154. 9230
Members of the senate who served Dec. 4, 1820-March 6, 1821 : p. 163.
9231
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the fourth day of December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and twenty, and of the common-
wealth the forty-fifth. Richmond : Printed hy Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1821. 9232
157 p. 22cin.
Resolutions: p. 142-144. 9233
Preamble and resolutions on the subject of the citation of the com-
monwealth to answer a complaint before the supreme court of the United
States: p. 142, 143. 9234
Collection of Laws
The statutes at large; being a collection of all the laws of
Virginia, from the first session of the legislature, in the year
1619. Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly of
Virginia, passed on the fifth day of February, one thousand
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ei^t hundred and eight v. 4. [1711-1736] [2d€d.] By William
Waller Hening . . . Richmond, Printed for the editor at the
Franklin press, W. W. Gray, print., 1820 9236
604 p. 22 Hem.
"The first ed. of this volume was printed In, 1814 by Mr. Samuel Pleas-
ants, printer to the commonwealth, by contract with the editor, and the
sheets sent to Petersburg; to be bound. As many copies as were subscribed
for at that time, and a few over, were finished and delivered, the remaininir
sheets were all burnt ... on the 16th day of July, 1616. This Impression Is
reprinted page for page with the former, with the addition of a collection
of historical documents at the end of the volume."
The statutes at large; being a collection of all the laws of
Virginia, from the first session of the legislature, in the year
1619. Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly of
Virginia, passed on the fifth day of February, one thousand
eight hundred and eight, v. 7. [1756-1763] By William Waller
Hening . . . Richmond, Printed for the editor, at the Franklin
press, 1820. 9236
701 p. 23cm.
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the court of appeals of Virginia,
from April 10th, 1820, to June 28th, 1821. By Francis W. Gil-
mer, counsellor at law . , , Richmond, Published by N. Pollard,
Franklin press, 1821, 9237
vl p., 11., 367 p. 22 cm.
Cited as 21 Va, reports.
"Several of the cases reported were argued before the appointment
of a reporter, which will be an excuse for there being no arguments pub-
lished in some tiiat are important: that of Taylor v. Bruce, was of such
novelty and interest, and the law not being settled by the decision, that
the reporter was at the trouble to obtain the notes of one of the judges,
that the arguments as far as practicable might be exhibited: he regrets
that even with that diligence, he has not been able to detail the aumori-
ties and reasoning of the appellee's counsel, or of Mr. Call, so fully as
their ability, and the great moment of the question deserved." The judges
selected the cases to be reported; and in every case wrote their own opin-
ions at large. Of the arguments of counsel, just enough is inserted to
embrace the law adduced on each case." "No idea can be formed of the
ability, and much less of the eloquence of the respective counsel, from
their arguments as now presented." Advertisement, p. [iii]-iv.
Cases argued and determined in the court of appeals of Virginia,
April, 1820-^une, 1821. p. [l]-360.
Baker, [treasurer,] for the commonwealth v. Preston and others.
Before a special court of appeals, consisting of Spencer Roane, Robert
White, Hugh Holmes, Peter Johnson, William Daniel, and George Parker,
p. 236-305. 9238
Errata inserted at end of volume.
Judges of tiie court of appeals during the period of these reports:
William Fleming, president (absent the whole time from indisposition)
Spencer Roane, Francis T. Brooke, William H. Cabell, John Coalter.
92S9
Separeste Documents; Miscellanea
Arddves. [State papers, 18201 In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, ▼. 10, 1808-1835, p. 492-497. 1892. 9240
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Bank of the U. S. Governor's letter transmitting a report of the
joint committee of both houses of the general assembly of Ohio, on the
communication of the auditor of state upon the subject of the proceedings
of the Bank of the United States against the officers of state, in the United
States' circuit court, and agreed to by both houses of the Ohio legislature.
Printed by order of the house of delegates. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth, 1821. 9241
99 p. 22cm. See house Journal p. 166-178.
CItII list. Civil list of Virginia, auditor's office, December 22nd,
1820. 9242
Broadside, 40 by 32 cm. Copy In library of congress. Does not give
names of offlcials. See house Journal Dec. 22, 1820. 250 copies printed.
Executions. A bill concerning the sale of property under executions
and incumbrances. Dec. 12th, 1820, read first and rejected. Reconsidered
Dec. 14th— laid on table. 9243
8 p. folio. Copy in library of congress.
Finance. [Annual report of the auditor, James E. Heath, for year
ending Sept. 30, 1820, with documents. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1820] 9244
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 6, 1820. 250
copies printed. See Journal p. 19-21.
[Annual report of Jerman Baker, treasurer, for year ending
Sept. 30, 1820, with documents. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer for
the commonwealth. 1820] 9245
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 5, 1820. 250
copies printed. See Journal p. 15-17.
[Letter from the auditor with list of unsatisfied claims due
to or from the commonwealth. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1821] 9246
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 11, 1821. 250
copies printed.
[Report of committee on memorial of John Preston, late treas-
urer, with documents. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for
the commonwealth. 1821] 9247
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Feb. 13, 1821. 250
copies printed.
General assembly. List of delegates [1820] 9248
Broadside, 40 by 28 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Governor. Governor's communication, December 4th, 1820. [To the
house of delegates] [Thomas Mann Randolph, governor] 9249
7p. 4to. Copy in library of congress.
[Governor's letter with report and resQlutions from the general
assembly of Maryland. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer
for the commonwealth. 1821] 9250
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Feb. 23, 1821. 250
copies printed.
Jaihes river. A bill to amend the act entitled, "An act to amend the
act for clearing out and improving the navigation of James river, and for
uniting the eastern and western waters, by the James and Kanawha riv-
ers." Presented January 25th, 1821. 9251
4 p. folio. Copy in library of congress. See house Journal Jan. 25.
1821. 250 copies printed.
Law. *The new Virginia justice, comprising the office and authority
of a justice of the peace, in the commonwealth of Virginia. Together with
a variety of useful precedents adapted to the laws now in force. To which
is added an appendix, containing all the most approved forms in convey-
ancing such as deeds of bargain and sale, of lease and release, of trust,
mortgages, bills of sale, etc. Also, the duties of a justice of the peace, aris-
ing under the laws of the United States. By William Waller Hening, at-
torney at law. The third edition, revised, corrected, greatly enlarged, and
adapted to the revised code of 1819. Richmond: Printed for the auditor.
1820. 9252
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Literary fund. [Bill concerning the literary fund. Richmond: Printed
by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1821] 925S
Copy not seen. For order to print s»o bouse journal Feb. 7. 1821. 2S0
copies printed.
[Annual report of the board of the literary fund. Richmond:
Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1821] 9254
No copy seen. 250 copies printed. See house Journal p. 65-70.
[State of the funds committed to the charge of the president
and directors of the literary fund. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1821] " 9255
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Feb. 2, 1821. 250
copies printed.
[List of warrants drawn on the literary fund. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1821] 9256
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 16, 1821. 250
copies printed.
Militia. [Circular of adjutant general to militia officers. Richmond:
Shepherd & Pollard, printers. Oct. 27, 1820] 9257
No copy seen.
[Adjutant general's annual return of the militia. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1821] 9258
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 19, 1821. 250
copies printed.
A bill to amend the militia law of this commonwealth. Presented
February 19, 1821. 9259
,3 p. folio. Copy in library of congress. See house Journal Feb. 19,
1821. 250 copies printed.
Military laws: containing: extracts from the federal and state
constitutions, synopsis of the organization of the militia, militia laws of
Virginia, militia laws of the United States, articles of war, army regula-
tions, description of uniform, .forms, etc. Adjutant general's office . . . By
order of the executive, C. W. Gooch . . . Richmond: Printed by Shepherd
& Pollard, 1820. 9260
216 p. 18cm. 6,000 copies printed.
Penitentiary. A bill "To amend the act entitled 'an act, to reduce
into one act, the several acts and parts of acts for establishing a peniten-
tiary house, and for the punishment of crimes,' passed March the sixth,
one thousand eight hundreid and nineteen." Presented January 18, 1821.
9261
[1] p. foUo. Copy in library of conpresa. 250 copies printed.
A bill to amend an act entitled, "An act to reduce into one the
several acts and parts of acts for establishing a penitentiary house, and
for the punishment of crimes." Presented February 19th, 1821. 9262
4 p. folio. Copy in library of conpre.is. 2.';0 cople." printed.
Substitute proposed by Mr. Chamberlayne for the bill, to re-
duce into one act the several acts and parts of acts for establishing a
public jail and penitentiary house, and for the punishment of crimes. Pre-
sented January 29th, 1821. 9263
13 p. folio. Copy in library of conKre.>(s. Z.'IO cople.x printed.
[Letter of the auditor with the accounts of S. P. Parsons, super-
intendent of the penitentiary, 1816 to Sept. 30, 1820, the accounts of selling
agents, number of officers employed and salaries, perquisites of office.
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth.
1821] 9264
Copy not seen. For order to print see houKe Journal Jan. 18. 1821. 250
copies printed.
[Report of the committee on the penitentiary, with documents.
Richmond: Prfaited by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth.
1820] 9265
Copy not .seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 15. 1820. 250
copies printed.
Poor. [An act providing for the poor. Richmond: Printed by
Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1821] 9266
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 2, 1821.
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Public works. The fourth and fifth annual teports of the board of
public works, to the general assembly of Virginia: also, a collection of
all laws and resolutions of the general assembly relating to the board
of public works, passed at the sessions of 1819-20 and 1820-21. Richmond,
Shepherd & Pollard, printers. 1821 9267
1 p. 1., 41, IS, 114. 63, 139, vU p. 21 cm.
This is a general title pagre for the following four titles bound together
with an index.
Acts and resolutions of the general assembly relative to the board of
public works, p. 101-139. Ittes
Index: p. [i]-vli at end of volume.
Fourth annual report of the president and directors of the board
of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia, in pursuance of an
act, entitled "an act creating a fund for internal improvement." [1819.
With returns and reports of internal improvement companies] Rich-
mond, Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth, 1819.
9269
41 p. 21 cm. - At head of title: Parti.
Principal engineer: Thomas Moore. Assistant engineer: Isaac Briggs.
Supplement to the fourth annual report, of the board of pub-
lic works to the general assembly of Virginia. January, 1820. Richmond,
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1820. 9270
15 p. 21 cm. At head of title: Part II.
Principal engineer: Thomas Moore. Assistant engineer: Isaac Briggs.
Report of [Thomas Moore] the principal engineer of the board
of public works, on the subject of the survey of James and Kanawha riv-
ers, and the intermediate country, and an examination of those water
courses, and some of their branches, with a view to a further improve-
ment of their navigation; for the purpose of facilitating a commercial
communication between the eastern and western waters of Virginia. To
which is subjoined the report of [Isaac Briggs] the additional engineer,
on the same subject. Richmond. Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for
the commonwealth, 1819. 9271
114, 63 p. 21 cm. At head of title: Part III. At head of caption title of
Briggs' report is "Part IV."
• Fifth annual report of the president and directors of the board
of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia. In pursuance of an
act, entitled, "an act creating a fund for internal improvement." [1820.
With returns and reports of internal improvement companies] Printed
by order of the house of delegates. Richmond, Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth, 1820. 9272
139 p. 21 cm. Principal engineer: Thomas Moore. 250 copies printed.
At head of title: Part V.
[Letter from the auditor with detailed statement of monies
received and disbursed by the board of public works from the creation of
the board to the end of the last fiscal year. Richmond: Printed by
Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1821] 927S
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Jan. 18. 1821. 260
copies printed.
Governor's letter enclosing two reports from the board of
public works; one touching the collection of dividends on stocK: and the
other relating to the Richmond dock company. Printed by order of the
house of delegates. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for
the commonwealth. 1821. 9274
7 p. 23cm. 250 copies printed. Sep house Journal p. 179-180.
Rees' encyclopedia. '[Letter of Samuel P. Bradford, to the gen-
eral assembly, January 16th, 1821, transmitting the memorial of George
Murray, Gideon Fairman, John Draper, Robert Bald and Thomas onder-
wood, trading under the firm of Murray, Fairman & co., relative to a
lottery for Rees' encyclopedia] 9275
[4] p. 26 cm. Copy in library of congress.
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Sheriffs. A bUl to amend the act entitled, "An act to reduce into
one all acts and parts of acts relating to the appointment and duties of
sheriffs." Presented January 11th, 1821. 9276
[21 p. folio. Copy Id library of conKreia. 250 copie* printed.
Slayes, free negroea. A bill concerning slaves, free negroes and
mulattoes. Presented January 25th, 1821. 9277
2 p. folio. Copy in library of cong:ress. 250 copiea printed.
State rights. Report and resolutions concerning the citation of the
commonwealth, to answer a complaint before the supreme court of the
United States. Printed by order of the house of delegates. Richmond.
Printed by T. Ritchie, pruiter for the commonwealth, 1821. 9278
24 p. 23cm.
A discussion of the relative powers of the federal and state Kovern-
ments, and a denial of the rlKht of the supreme court of the United State*
to examine and correct a judgment rendered by the state courts of Virginia
in a case arising from an act of congress empowering the corporation of the
city of Washington to establish lotteries for effecting the Improvement of
the city, and the consequent vending and distributing of lottery ticXeta
within the jurisdictional limits of Virginia, contrary to the laws of the state.
L. C. note. Copy In llbary of congress.
A substitute proposed by Mr. Miller, of Powhatan, for the
report and resolutions concerning the citation of the commonwealth to
answer a complaint before the supreme court of the United States.
Printed by order of the house of delegates. Richmond. Printed by T.
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth, 1821. 9279
12 p. 22Hcm.
250 copies printed. See house Journal Jan. 31, 1821. See journal p.
102-108, 154-157, 181-184. .
Taxation. A bill to amend the several acts prescribing the mode of
ascertaining the taxable property within the commonwealth, and of col-
lecting the public revenue [1821] • 9280
8 p. folio. Copy in library of congress. 260 copies printed.
University of Virginia. [Bill concerning the university of Virginia.
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth.
1821] 9281
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Feb. 16, 1821. 260
copie- printed. ...
[Annual report of the rector, Thomas Jefferson, and visitors of
the university, with accompanying documento. Ric'^mond: Thomas
Ritchie, printer. 1820] 9282
No copy seen. 250 copies printed. See house Journal p. 14-15.
[Letter of governor transmitting report of bursar of univer-
sity of Virginia, Sept. 30, 1819 to April 1, 1820. Richmond: Printed by
lliomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1820] 9283
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal Dec. 29, 1820. 250
copies printed.
Usury. A bill to amend the act, entitled, "An act to reduce into one
act, the several acts against usury, and for other purposes." Read 1st
and 2nd times, January 31st, 1821. 9284
3 p. folio. Copy In library of congress. See house Journal Jan. 31,
1821. 250 copies printed.
1821/22
Journals
Journal of the house of deleg'ates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the third day of December, one thousand eight hun-
dred and twenty-one. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1821. 9285
237 p. 26.5cm.
Session began Dec. 3, 1821, and ended March 4, 1822. Linn Banks,
speaker.
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Rules and orders: p. 3-6. »286
[Communication from the governor, Thomas M. Randolph]: p. 6-9.
9287
500 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee on tiie election of William Jones, jr., of War-
wick]: p. 29-31. 9288
[Letters of governors of Maryland and Virginia respecting the ap-
pointment of commissioners to serve in accordance with the act con-
cerning the Potowmac company]: p. 31-33. 9289
[Correspondence of tiie treasurer with the Bank of Virginia and
Farmers' bank of Virginia respecting state deposits in those banks]:
p. 61-53, 9290
[Report of the committee on the Bank of the valley, and the North-
western bank of Virginia] : p. 73, 74. 9291
[Report of committee on the contested election of Christopher S.
Roane and Wyatt Walker of Charles City] : p. 79, 80. 9292
[Report of committee on the contested election of Elisha McComas
and Edmund McGinnis of Cabell]: p. 87-90. 9293
[Report of committee on the state of the land office]: p. 102. 9294
Letter from treasurer with statement of evidences of public debt]:
p. 115, 116. 9295
[Report of committee on the contested election of Andrew Barrett
and Alexander Catlett of Cabell] : p. 123, 124. 9296
[Report of committee on the state of the auditor's office] : p. 134, 135.
9297
[Letter from the president of the literary fund, Jan. 29, 1822]: p.
153. . 9298
[Letter from the governor, giving information in relation to the
property of the commonwealth called the Furnace land in Buckingham]:
p. 185, 186. 9299
[Report of committee on the annual report of the board of public
works]: p. 189. 9300
[Report of the committee on the petition of the widow and heirs
of Gen. Thomas Nelson] : p. 201, 202. 9301
[Letter of the governor in relation to the swords voted to dis-
tinguished Virginia officers in the war of 1812] : p. 203, 204. 9302
[Report of committee on the state of the Bank of Virginia and the
Farmers' bank of Virginia]: p. 206. 9303
[Letter of governor in relation to evidences of title to lands within
capitol square] : p. 207. 9304
[Present state of claims of Virginia on the U. S. for expenditures
in the late war]: p. 209-212. 9305
[Report of committee of both houses of legislature of Massachusetts
upon tiie resolutions of Maryland relative to the appropriation of a por-
tion of the public lands of the United States, in certain cases, to the
encouragement and support of common schools . . .]: p. 212-217. 9306
[Letter from governor enclosing information relative to the con-
demnation in 1798 of the land in Richmond later occupied by the manu-
factory of arms] : p. 234, 235. 93U7
[Documents as appendix] :
500 copies of each printed unless otherwise stated. The titles appear
In this list in the order In which they are arranged In the bound volumes.
Treasurer and auditor's letter [transmitting statement of result
of examination and settlement of accounts of treasurer of the James
river company for half year, January 1, 1821 — June 30, 1821, made by
them in accordance with legislative enactment]. 9308
3 p. See Journal, p. 11, 12. z
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-* ' — ■
Auditor's report [for the year ending September 30, 1821, with ac-
companying documents]. 9309
4 p. 3 fold, sheets. James E. Heath, auditor. See Journal, p. 13, 14.
Treasurer's report [year ending September 30, 1821] 9310
17 p. Jerman Baker, treasurer. See Journal p. 14, 15.
Report of the committee appointed to announce to the governor
his re-election, December 14, 1821. 9311
2 p. Thomas M. Randolph, governor.
Governor's letter transmitting a letter from the governor of Ver-
mont enclosing a report and resolutions of the legislature of that state,
on the appropriation of public land for the purposes of education. 9312
* p.
Communication from the members of the council, in reply to the
governor's communication [announcing the acceptance of his appoint-
ment], to the legislature, of the 14th December [1821] 9313
4 p. See Journal p. 57-59.
Report [of the rector and visitors] and documents respecting the
University of Virginia. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer
for the commonwealth. 1821. 9314
3.1 o. Thomas .TefTerson, rector.
Letter of the register of the land ofBce, covering a list of the cer-
tificates of the escheators. 931S
1 p. 3 fold, sheets. W. G. Pendleton, register.
[Letter of the register of the land office transmitting "a statement
of the whole amount of acres of land warrants, dated before the 1st day
of May, 1792, issued for mUitary or naval service, upon the state estab-
lishment; and also, the amount of acres of warrants dated before the
1st day of May, 1792, issued for service in the Virginia line, upon con-
tinental establishment; and the amount of acres of land warrants dated
since the 1st day of May, 1792, issued for service in the Virginia line
upon continental establishment; distinguishing the amount of each de-
scription."] 9316
3 p.
[Letter of Governor Thomas Mann Randolph transmitting "list of
such lands and lots escheated to the commonwealth, as have been cer-
tified by escheators to the register of the land office, and authenticated
by him to the executive, according to law, at the times stated; with the
sales which have been ordered, and the claims which have been certified
by the clerks of the courts, as made for the several escheats; which list
contains the information required by the resolution of the 10th inst."
December 10, 1821] 9317
4 p.
[Letter of the auditor transmitting his proceedings under the act,
passed February 28„ 1821, entitled, "An act to amend an act to reduce into
one the several acts concerning the recovery of debts due to the public,
and the sale of lands for judgments on behalf of the commonwealth."]
9318
3 p.
Report of the committee on the petition of the sureties of John
Preston, late treasurer. 9319
1 p. See Journal p. 86.
Sixth annual report of the president and directors of the Board of
public works, to the General assembly of Virginia: in pursuance of an act,
entitled, "An act creating a fund for internal improvement." Rirhmond:
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1821. 9320
3fi p. 500 copies printed.
Thomas M. Randolph, president of the board. Includes the report of
Thomas Moore, principal enirlneer. Reports of the followlni? companies are
Included: tJpner Appomattox company. Dismal Swamp canal company. Falls
Brld«re turnpike company, Potomac company. Little River turnpllte road
company, ITononeralln navitfation company, Jnmes River canal company.
Swift Run Gap turnpike company. Richmond dock companv. Leesburg turn-
pike road. Cartersvllle brldRe company. See Journal p. 189.
Report of the finances of the fund for internal improvement. 9321
4 p.
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Governor's letter, transmitting a statement of the accounts of the
literary fund, from its organization; and a statement of the accounts of
the fund for the year 1821, as far as the 30th September: together with
an explanatory report from the accountant. Richmond: Printed by
Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1821. 9322
2S D. 1 fold, sheet bet. p. 8 and 9.
Statement of the apportionments paid to the school commissioners,
with accounts of their disbursements: the number of schools, and of in-
digent children sent to school, &c., &c. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1822. 9323
11 p. See Journal p. 126, 127.
[Letter of accountant of literary fund transmitting "statement, show-
ing the amount of arrearages of appropriations for the establishment of
primary schools, and specifying the counties to which due, the years when,
and the annual amount appropriated to each county"] [In accordance
with resolution of house, passed December 15, 1821] 9324
4 p.
A list of accounts remaining open on the books of the auditor's of-
fice, on the 30th of September, 1821, so far as it has been practicable to
transfer and copy the same: made out in conformity to an act of the leg-
islature, passed the 25th February, 1820: with memoranda of settlements
from the 30th September, 1821, to the Ist January, 1822. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1822. 9325
Report of the committee to examine the state of the penitentiary,
Ac, &c. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the com-
monwealth. 1822. 9326
24 p., 1 folded sheet. Samuel P. Parsons, superintendent. See Journa)
p. 98-96.
[Letter of Governor Thomas Mann Randolph transmitting "copy of
a communication made ... to the executive department by the adjutant-
general for the militia, accompanied by the original annual return of the
militia of the commonwealth; and also, of all the arms, accoutrements, &c.,
and ordnance belonging to it, for the year 1821"] 9327
4 p. 1 foi<i. sheet.
Preamble and resolutions submitted to the house of delegates, on
the subject of the acts of congress restricting the commerce with the
British colonies. 9328
2 p. See Journal p. 149-151.
Report of the joint committee appointed to examine the treasurer's
accounts. 9329
3 p. See journal p. 163-155.
Amendments proposed to the federal constitution. 9330
1 p. See Journal p. 162.
Communications [from Robert White and Archibald Stuart] to the
house of delegates touching the criminal code. 9331
4 p. See Journal p. 99-101.
Report of the committee of finance [on expenses and receipts to
Sept. 30, 1822] 9332
3 p. See Journal p. 141-143.
Washington monument. [Letter of the governor, Feb. 21, 1822]
9.^33
1 p. See Journal p. 195.
Governor's letter, enclosing a communication from the Kentucky
commissioners, touching the compact between the states of Kentucky and
Virginia [that all private rights ftnd interests of land within the said
district, derived from the laws of Virginia prior to such separation, shall
remain valid] 9334
8 p. See Journal p. 166. 167, 169, 170. 172. 174. 190.
Governor's letter, transmitting Governor [Charles] Scott's objec-
tions to the occupying claimants' law. 9335
7 p.
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Governor's letter covering a communication from Mr. Herring,
agent [employed on behalf of all persons who are entitled to entries made
upon land warrants for military or naval services, on lands within the
tract of country, the jurisdiction over which was afterwards ceded to Ken-
tucky, bounded by the rivers Tennessee, Ohio, and Mississippi; appointed
by the executive pursuant to law of March 6, 1821] 9336
7 p. John S. Herring, agent.
Supreme court of the United States. John Green vs. Richard Biddle.
9337
2 p.
Report of the select committee, to whom was referred the report of
John S. Herring, agent for the commonwealth of Virginia, in relation to
the military lands in the state of Kentucky. Richmond: Printed by
Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1822. 9338
14 p. See Journal p. 218-229.
Report of the armory committee [on the manufactory of arms]
and a bill to continue the operation of the armory and for other purposes.
9339
8 p. John Staples, superintendent. See Journal p. 80-85.
A bill, to amend the several acts prescribing the mode of ascertain-
ing the taxable property within this commonwealth, and of collecting
the public revenue. 9340
9 p.
A bQl, appointing an adjutant and inspector general of the militia
and for other purposes. 9341
3 p.
A bill, concerning the sureties of John Preston. 9342
2 p.
, Journal of the senate, of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the third day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and twenty-one. Richmond: Printed by John War-
rock, printer to the senate. 1821. 9343
142 p. 22xl4cm.
Session be^an Dec. 3, 1821 and ended March 4, 1822. Wm. C. Holt,
speaker.
[Address of the governor, Thomas M. Randolph, Dec. 3, 1821]:
p. 4-10. 9344
Rules and orders of the senate: p. 11-13. 9345
[Report of committee appointed to examine the armory, including
the report of John Staples, superintendent, for year ending Dec. 31, 1821] :
p. 36-43. 9346
[Report of committee relative to the accounts of the treasurer, for
the year ending Sep. 30, 1821] : p. 66-69. 9347
[Letter from Henry Clay and George M. Bibb, commissioners from
Kentucky, Feb. 7, 1822] : p. 90, 91. 9348
Members of senate who served Dec. 3, 1821 — Mar. 4, 1822: p. 142.
9348a
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the third day of December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and twenty-one, and of the com-
monwealth the forty-sixth. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the comomnwealth, 1822. 9349
120 p. 25 cm.
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Resolutions: p. 90-111. 9350
Preamble and resolutions, on the propositions submitted to the
general assembly, by the commissioners from Kentucky: p. 91, 92. 9351
Report and resolutions, in relation to the military lands in the state
of Kentucky: p. 93-111. 9352
Sketch of the laws, passed at the session which commenced
on Monday, the 3rd of December, 1821. 9353
[2] p. 52 by 33 cm. Copy in library of consress.
Collection of La/ivs
The statutes at large; being a collection of all the laws of
Virginia, from the first session of the legislature, in the year
1619. Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly, one
thousand eight hundred and eight, v. 8, [1764-1773] By Will-
iam Waller Hening . . . Richmond, Printed for the editor, J. &
G. Cochran, printers, 1821. 9354
716 p. 23cm.
The statutes at large; being a collection of all the laws of
Virginia, from the first session of the legislature, in the year
1619. Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly of
Virginia, passed on the fifth day of February, one thousand eight
hundred and eight, v. 9. [1775-1778] By William Waller Hen-
ing . . . Richmond, Printed for the editor, J, & G. Cochran,
printers, 1821, 9355
V. p., 1 1., 191-656 p. 23cm.
Courts
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of ap-
peals of Virginia. Vol, 1. By Peyton Randolph, counsellor at
law, Richmond, Published by Peter Cottom, and for sale at his
law and miscellaneous book store. Shepherd and Pollard, prin-
ters, 1823, 9356
xl, [1], 491. II] p. 22 cm.
600 copies were purchased by the state.
Cited at 22 Va. reports.
Dedication to the court of appeals of Virginia: p. [iii]
Cases argued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of
.Virginia. November, 1821-June, 1823. p. [11-467.
Special court of appeals. Present — Judges Cabell, Coalter, White,
Brockenbrough, Smith, Allen, and Richard E. Parker. Harvey, surviving
partner, &c. against Alexander, &c. p. 219-242.
Special court of appeals. Taliaferro against Horde's administrator,
p. 242-247. 9357
Appendix. No. 1. Judge Cabell's opinion in the case of Burwell and
others against Corbin and others, which was omitted in page 147. p.
[468] -477. 9358
Appendix. No. 2. Pickett, &c. against Stewart and al. (Decided
April 13th, 1819, and referred to by judge Coalter, in the case of Miller's
executors vs. Rice and others. Ante, p. 447.) p. [478] -482. . 9359
Errata at end of volume.
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports:
William Fleming, president, Spencer Roane, Francis T. Brooke, William
H. Cabell, John Coalter, John W. Green, who was appointed after the de-
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cease of judge Roane, and took his seat on the 11th day of October, 1822.
Judge Fleming was absent from indisposition, during the period reported
in this volume. Judge Roane died on the 4th day of September, 1822.
9360
*Virfirinia reports . . . annotated under the supervision of
Thomas Johnson Michie. Volumes 1, 2 and 3 Randolph [1821-
1825] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company, law publishers,
1904. 9361
730 p. 25 cm.
Sepa/rate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1821] In Calendar of Virginia state pa-
pers, V. 10, 1808-1835, p. 497-602. 1892. 9362
Education. Proceedings of the board of school commissioners, in
the county of Nelson. Printed by the order and for Uie use, of the com-
missioners. Richmond: Printed by John Warrock. 1821. 9362a
24 p. 23 cm.
Contains the profceedines of the years 1818, 1819, 1820, 1821. Corre-
spondence between Joseph C. Cabell, and Joseph Ltaocaster relative to the
introduction of the LAncasterian system of instruction into the country
schools of ViTKlnla: p. 2-24.
Finance. Report of the committee of finance. [Oct. 1, 1821 — Sep.
30. 1822] 9363
3 p. 4to. Copy in library of congress.
To the honorable tite speaker and members of both houses of
the general assembly of Virginia, now in session, the petition of the un-
dersigned sureties of John Preston, late treasurer of the commonwealth.
[1821] 9364
[2] p. 4to. Copy in library of congress.
General assembly. [ List of members of the house of delegates for
the session of 1821-22] 9365
broadside. 39 by 25 cm. Copy in library of congress.
Militist 'Trial of Lieut. Ck)l. John Kemper of the eighty fifth regi-
ment, fifth brigade, and second Division, V. M., before a division court-
martial of which General Wm. Madison was president; on charges pre-
ferred against him by William Smith, calling himself colonel of the same
regiment. Richmond: Printed by J. & G. Cochran, opposite the Gover-
nor's residence. 1821. 9366
Cony not seen. Title from Record of Virginia copyright entries,
1790-1844.
Taxsition. [Laws, instructions, etc., for commissioners of the reve-
nue. Richmond: 1821] 9367
No copy seen.
Note: Resolved, That the documents hereafter ordered to be
printed, by this house, shall be printed on paper of the same size of the
journals; and a copy shall be bound up with each journal, to be furnished
to the members at the end of the session: and that the public printer be
directed to print 250 additional copies of each document, ordered to bu
printed, for the above purpose. H. journal Dec. 6, 1821, p. 17.
1822/23
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
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on Monday, the second day of December, one thousand eight
hundred and twenty-two. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1822. 9368
216 p. 26.4cm.
Session bearan Dec. 2, 1822 and ended Feb. 2!>. 1823. Linn Banks,
Rules anH orders: p. 3-fi. 9369
[Report from the commissioner, James Taylor, appointed to ascer-
tain where a contemplated road shall cross the dividing line between the
two states of Virginia and Kentucky in the direction from Mount Sterl-
ing, in Kentucky, to intersect the main western road leading from Rich
mond by Abingdon]: p. 15, 16. 9370
[Report of committee respecting Fauquier and Alexandria turnpike
company]: p. 50. 9371
[Report of committee on the contested election of W. A. Hereford
and Isaac Newman of Mason]: p. 62-66. 9372
[Letter from the governor of Kentucky, respecting the board of
commissioners under the 8th article of the compact between Virginia and
Kentucky] : p. 66, 67. 9373
[Report of Jerman Baker, James E. Heath and Bernard Peyton on
the accounts of the treasurer of the James river company from July 1,
1821 to June 30, 1822] : p. 80, 81. 9374
[Report of the committee for courts of justice having for consid-
eration the petitions of Jones Green, Robert C. Nicholas, Archibald Tay-
lor, Ethelred Lundy, Charles Pope, James O. Christian, Richard G. Peg-
ram, Robert Douthat, John Strother, and Alexander W. Jones, praying a
release from the penalties of the duelling law] : p. 85, 86. 9375
[Letter from the executive relative to the late John Wood, his sur-
vey of the state, his county maps, 'and the continuation of his work by
Herman Boye]: p. 88-91. 9376
[Bill to construct a road from Staunton by way of Rockfish Gap
to Scottsvillel : p. 98. 9377
[Report of the armory committee on the manufactory of arms]:
p. 102, 103. 9378
[Report of committee on executive expenditures] : p. 105, 106. 9379
[Report of committee on the subject of a public guard] : p. 131, 132.
9380
[Letter from the governor respecting that part of the militia law
which relates to the power of the executive to arm the militia] : p. 134.
9381
[Correspondence relative to the dismissal of a turnkey at the peni-
tentiary]: p. 139. 9382
[letter of governor transmitting statement of private loans made
from the literary fund]: p. 145. 9383
[Proceedings of the board of public works relative to the Blue
Ridge and Tye river turnpike com'pany] : p. 146. 9384
[Proceedings of the board of public works respecting the Lynchburg
and Salem turnpike company] : p. 151, 152. 9385
[Report of committee on the Fairfax turnpike company] : p. 158, 159.
9386
[Report of the committee supervising the transfer of the land office
from William G. Pendleton, late register to James Robertson, the present
register, being a condensed catalog of the books and papers of the of-
fice]: p. 160-161. 9387
[Report of committee on the state of the Bank of Virginia and
Farmers' bank of Virginia]: p. 161, 162, 165-168. 9388
[Resolutions of Massachusetts relative to an amendment to the
constitution of the United States]: p. 176. 9389
[Special report of committee of finance]: p. 183, 184. 9390
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[Report of committee respecting the Bristoe tract of land in King
William]: p. 190. 9391
[Kesolutions of Georgia respecting an amendment to the constitu-
tion]: p. 192, 193. 9392
[Report of committee imfavorable to the abolishment of the board
of public works] : p. 197. 9393
[Report of committee upon claim of the state on the government of
the U. S.]: p. 199. 9394
[Report of committee on the colleges and academies requiring pe-
cuniary aid from the literary fundi: 9395
[Letter from Wm. A. G. Dade respecting his mileage account]: p.
204-206. 9396
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
500 copies of eacb printed. The titles are printed in the order in
which they occur in the bound volumes.
The governor's message to the Virginia legislature. 9397
4 p. Thomas M. Randolph, grovernor. See journal p. 6-9.
Communication from Benjamin W. Leigh, esq. commissioner to the
state of Kentucky. 9398
6 p. See Journal p. 9, 10, without documents.
Treasurer's report for the year ending 30th September, 1822. 9399
17 p. Jerman Baker, treasurer.
Auditor's report [for the year ending 30th September 1822] 9400
[1] p. 3 fold, sheets. [1] p. James E. Heath, auditor.
Governor's letters, transmitting a statement of the account of the
literary fund, brought down to the last day of November, 1822. 9401
8 p.
Report from the Board of public works, December 20, 1822 [re-
specting the Monongalia navigation company] 9402
7 p. See Journal p. 50-54.
Census of Virginia for 1820. 940S
5 fold, sheets.
Report from the literary fund, on the lottery for the benefit of an
academy in Montgomery county. 9404
4 D. See Journal p. 59, AO.
Report of the adjutant-general, communicating the annual return
of the nulitia, accoutrements. &c. 940S
[2] p. 1 fold, sheet.
Governor^ letter, transmitting documents concerning repairs of
the armory. 9406
10 p.
Report of the committee appointed to examine the register's of-
fice. 9407
[1] p. See Journal p. 76.
Seventh annual report of the president and directors of the Board
of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia: in pursuance of an
act, entitled "Aa act creating a fund for internal improvement." Rich-
mond: printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1822.
9408
35 p. Reports of following companies are included: Little River
turnpike company. Falls Bridge turnpike company, Monongalia navigation
company. Dismal Swamp canal company, Roanoke navigation company,
James River company, Richmond dock company. Swift Run Gap turnpike
company, L,eesburg turnpike road company, Potowmac company. Upper Ap-
pomattox canal co.
Engineer's report on the Monongalia river, in the year 1821. 9409
6 p. Thomas Moore, engineer.
Report and documents respecting the University of Virginia. Rich-
mond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1823
9410
26 p. Thomas Jefferson, rector.
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Report of the joint committee of the senate and house of delegates
to examine the treasurer's accounts. ' 9411
3 p. See Journal p. 107-109.
Report of the military committee [respecting the militia laws]
9412
2 p. See Journal p. 110, 111.
Report of the committee to examine the state of the penitentiary
&c. &c. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the common-
wealth. 1823. 9413
31 p. 1 fold, sheet bet. p. 16 and 17. See Journal p. 113-115. Ed-
mund Pendleton, Jr., superintendent.
Letter of the auditor transmitting statement of his proceedings un-
der "An act to amend an act, to reduce into one, the several acts concern-
ing the recovery of debts due to the public and the sale of lands for judg-
ments on behalf of the commonwealth" since report transmitted Decem-
ber 26, 1821. 9414
[1] p. See Journal p. 120, 121.
Letter of John G. Jackson, addressed to the general assembly of
Virginia, in reply to the report of the board of public works, and the
letters of E. S. Duncan and Benj. Wilson, senr. Which were made part
of said report with relation to the Monongalia navigation company. 9415
8 p.
Report of "the committee appointed to 'enquire, if there be any,
and if any, what subjects usually brought to the consideration of the leg-
islature, may be properly referred to the decision of other departments
of the government; and, also, if there be any other means of shortening,
without injury to the public good, the sessions of the general assembly,
and thereby curtailing the expenses of the same.'" 9416
2 p. See Journal p. 132-134.
Report of the joint commissioners, on the navigation of the Po-
towmac river with sundry documents. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1823. 9417
26 p.
Communication from the president and directors of the literary
fund, touching the primary schools. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1823. 9418
10 p.
Report from the James river company, January 23, 1823. 9419
3 p. See journal p. 136-138.
Governor's letter, &c. [the auditor's report giving information rela-
tive to the accounts of this state against the general government; called
for in a joint resolution of the two houses of assembly, passed January
15, 1823] concerning the state's claim on the United States. 9420
2 p.
Report of the directors of the lunatic hospital, at Williamsburg,
Jan. 25, 1822. 9421
7 p. A. P. Gait, preiiident of directors. Bv resolution of Marfh 4
1822. the directors of the hospital at Williamsburg were required to make
an annual report.
Report of the Richmond dock company. Extracts from the proceed-
ings of the Board of public works, of the 31st January, 1823, when the
following report and resolutions were adopted. 9422
4 p. See journal p. 170, 171.
Report of the committee of finance. 9423
7 p.
A list [of! accounts remaining open on the books of the auditor's
office, on the 30th of September, 1822, so far as it has been practicable to
transfer and copy the same: made out in conformity to an act of the leg-
islature, passed the 25th February, 1820: with memoranda of .settlements
in October and November last. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie
printer for the commonwealth. 1823. 9424'
37 p.
A bill, concerning the navigation of the Potowmac river. 9425
13 p.
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A bill, to inflict the punishment of death for offences not now
capitally punishable. 9426
2 p.
A bill, making more effectual provision to carry into effect, the act
entitled, "an act. to amend the act, entitled, 'an act for clearing and im-
proving the navigation of James river, and for uniting the eastern and
western waters by the James and Kanawha rivers, and for other pur-
poses." 9427
9 D.
A bUI, making more effectual provision to carry into effect, the act
entitled, "an act, to amend the act, entitled, 'an act, for clearing and im-
proving the navigation of James river, and for uniting the eastern and
western waters, by the James and Kanawha rivers, and for other pur-
poses.' 9428
6 p.
A bill, concerning the University of Virginia. Amendment "offered
by Mr. Doddridge, to the bill concerning the University of Virginia."
Amendment "offered by Mr. Griffin, as a substitute, for the amendment
offered by Mr. Doddridge." 9429
6 p.
Journal of the senate, of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the second day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and twenty-two. Richmond: Printed by John War-
rock, printer to the senate. 1822. 9430
139, [1] p. 23 cm.
Session began Dec. 2, 1822 and ended Feb. 25, 1823. Wm. C. Holt,
speaker.
Rules and orders of the senate: p. 3-6. 9431
[Address of the governor, Thomas M. Randolph, Dec. 2, 1822]: p.
6-13. 9432
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer for year end-
mg Sep. 30, 1822]: p. 46-48. 9433
[Report of committee relative to the state of the Bank of Virginia,
and Farmers' bank of Virginia] : p. 48-52, 126, 127. 9434
[Report of the committee on the condition of the armory] : p. 82, 83.
9435
Members of the senate for 1822: p. [140] 9436
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the second day of December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and twenty-two, and of the common-
wealth the forty-seventh. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1823, 9437
13S p. 24 H cm.
Resolutions: p. 119-122. 943S
Report and resolutions respecting the claim of the state upon the
government of the United States [for military expenses incurred in the
late war]: p. 120, 121. 9439
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Collection of Laws
The statutes at large ; being a collection of all the laws of
Virginia, from the first session of the legislature, in the year
1619. Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly of
Virginia, passed on the fifth day of February, one tiiousand eight
hundred and eight, v. 10. [1779-1781] By William Waller
Hening . . . Richmond, Printed for the editor, by Geo. Coch-
ran, 1822. 9440
663 p. 22 cm.
Sepa/rate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1S22] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 10, 1808-1836, p. 502-606. 1892. 9441
Internal improTement. On the internal improvement of Virginia;
with Mr. Moore's report to the board of public works, on the improvement
of the navigation of Appomattox River, and on the subject of connecting
Appomattox and Staunton Rivers. Together with Robert Fulton's letter
to the secretary of the treasury: and extracts from Rees' cyclopaedia.
Richmond: Printed for the author, at the sign of Franklin's head, Mar-
ket-Bridge. 1822. 9442
59 p. 20cm.
Law. 'Journal of the law-school, and of the moot-court attached to
it; at Needham, in Virginia. With an appendix, comprising a variety of
precedents adapted to tiie proceedings of the courts, agreeably to the re-
vised code of 1819; and of the pleadings in law and equity, with complete
records thereof, vol. 1. By Creed Taylor, judge of the superior courts of
chancery, for the Richmond and Lynchburg districts. Richmond, J. & G.
Cochran, 1822. 9443
[X], £9]-371 p. 22cm.
MiUtary land claims. Speech of Mr. Leigh, commissioner from Vir-
ginia, on the subject of the military land claims. Delivered before the
legislature of Kentucky on the 17th of May, 1822. [n. p. 1822 ?] 9444
33 p. 22cm.
Militia. 'An abridged treatise, on cavalry discipline: adapted to the
evolutions of the infantry, lately established by an act of congress. Pro-
fesses (?) as a gruide to instruct in the reg:imental, battalion, and company
musters of the militia cavalry. By a cavalry officer. Leesburg, Va. Pub-
lished by S. B. T. Caldwell. B. W. Sower, Printer. 1822. 9445
Copy not seen. Title from Record of Virginia copyright entries 1790-
1844.
1823/24
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the first day of December, one thousand eight hun-
dred and twenty-three. Richmond : Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1823. 9446
218 p. 27 cm.
Session began Dec. 1, 1823 and ended March 10, 1824. Linn Banks,
speaker.
Rules and orders: p. 4-B. 9447
{Communication from the governor, James Pleasants, Dec. 1, 1823]:
9448
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Also printed separately In an edition of 750 copies.
[Report of committee on the land office] p. 24. 9449
Report of the superintendent' of the armory, Blair Boiling, Dec. 1,
1823]: p. 25-27. 9450
[Report of committee on the contested election of Edward Jackson
and Lewis Maxwell of Lewis] : p. 63, 64. 9451
[Report of committee on the contested election of John Cantrill and
Isaac Newman]: p. 69. 9452 .
[Report of commissioners, HanQock Ehistace, Walter Harrison and
W. W. Peyton, appointed to sell the Bristoe tract in Prince William] :
p. 64. 945S
[Extract from the report of the superintendent of the public build-
ings, Dec. 12, 1823]: p. 71. 9454
[State of the Bank of the valley in Virginia, and of the North-
western bank of Virginia]: p. 86-92. 9455
[Letter of auditor relative to the steps taken to recover from John
Preston, late treasurer, certain balances due the literary fund; and to re-
cover from the Bank of Virginia, the dividends declared in 1814]: p. 111.
9456
[Report of committee on the manufactory of arms] : p. 116. 9457
[Resolutions of Alabama relative to Andrew Jackson as the succes-
sor of President James Monroe] : p. 123. 9458
[Report of committee relative to Matthew H. Rice, late agent for
sales of penitentiary manufactures]: p. 123, 124. 9459
[Letter from the superintendent of the penitentiary relative to the
guard and the condition of the buildings] : p. 128. 9460
[Report of the armory committee and of the superintendent of the
armory, Blair Boiling] : p. 130-135. 9461
[Resoltitions of Georgia on an amendment to the constitution of the
U. S.]: p. 140. 9462
[Report of the board of public works respecting tiie Dismal Swamp
canal company]: p. 144. 9463
I Report of the board of public works respecting the Manchester and
lurg turnpike]: p. 161. 9464
[Resolutions from Ohio proposing the emancipation of slaves]: p.
165. 9465
[Letter from Wm. F. Banks relative to the old secretary's office in
Williamsburg]: p. 172. 9466
[Report of the committee on the condition of the auditor's office]:
p. 176, 177. 9467
[Report of committee on the condition of the lunatic hospital at
Williamsburg]: p. 177, 178. 9468
[Resolutions of Mississippi approving the policy of the president of
the U. S. towards foreign nations]: p. 193, 194. 9469
[Report of committee on the state of the Bank of Virginia, and the
Farmers' bank of Virginia, and their branches; and of the Bank of the
Valley, and the Northwestern bank of Virginia, and their branches]:
p. 203-205. 9470
Documents [and bills as appendix] :
500 copies of each printed unless otherwise stated. The titles are
printed In the order In which they occur in the bound volumes.
Auditor's annual report [for the year ending 30 September, 1823]
9471
[1] p. 3 fold, sheets. [2] p. James E. Heath, auditor.
Treasurer's annual report [for the year ending 80 September, 1823]
9472
19 p. Jerman Baker, treasurer.
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Report of the directors of the penitentiary, with accompanying
documents. 9473
8 p. See journal p. 31-33. Edmund Pendleton, jr., superintendent.
Additional report of the committee on the subject of the peniten-
tiary institution. 9474
6 p. See journal p. 154-158.
Governor's letter transmitting a statement of the accounts of the
literaiy fund, brought down to the 30th September, 1823 9475
Governor's letter communicating certain information relating to the
proceedings of the school commissioners in the different counties. 9476
8 p.
Governor's letter transmitting preamble and resolutions of the gen-
eral assembly of Tennessee. 9477
3 p.
Report and resolutions of the select committee on the subject of
the Tennessee resolutions [disapproving of a congressional nomination of
persons for the presidency and vice presidency of the U. S.] 9478
4 p. S«e journal p. 76-77. 760 copies printed.
[Auditor's letter transmitting statement of his proceedings under
"an act to amend an aet to reduce into one the several acts concerning the
recovery of debts due to the public, and the sale of lands for judgments
on behalf of the commonwealth," since his last statement, January 16,
1823] 9479
[1] p.
Memorial of stockholders of the Farmer's bank of Virginia. 9480
4 p.
Governor's message wth the accompanying documents. 9481
24 p. 750 copies printed. See journal p. 6-10. James Pleasants, Jr.,
governor.
Report and documents respecting the University of Virginia. Rich-
mond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1823.
9482
45 p. Thomas Jefferson, rector.
Commissioner's report on the James and Jackson's river canal, with
the accompanying documents. 9483
16 p. Randolph Harrison, commissioner. See journal p. 18-23. In-
cludes letters of John G. Gamble and John H. Cocke.
Report and documents of the directors of the lunatic hospital at
WUliamsburg, January 19, 1824. 9484
10 p. A. D. Gait, president of directors.
Report of the committee appointed to examine the lunatic hospital.
9485
10 p. See journal p. 177, 178.
, Report of tiie joint committee appointed to examine the treasurer's
accounts. 9486
3 p. See journal p. 103-104.
Memorial of the convention held at Washington, concerning the
Potomac navigation. 9487
fi p.
Report of the 2d auditor [respecting improvements on the James
and Kanawha rivers] 9488
4 p. J. Brown, jr., 2d auditor.
Report of the commissioner of the Kanawha road and navigation,
together with the accompanying documents. 9489
13 p. William Anderson, commissioner.
Adjutant general's report [for 1823] 9490
[1] p. 1 fold, sheet. Bernard Peyton, adjutant seneral.-
A list of accounts remaining open on the books of the auditor's
office, on the 30th of September, i823, so far as it has been practicable
to transfer and copy of the same: made out in conformity to an act of
the legislature, T-assed the 25th February, 1820. Richmond: Printed by
"Diomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1824. 9491
46 p.
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Eighth tinnual ^report of the president and directors of the Board
of public works, to the general assembly, 17th December, 1823. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1823. 9492
82 p. The report on the Potowmac by Isaac Briees, p. 7-30; Re-
port on the Roanoke. Dan. ahd Staunton rivers by Isaac UrtsKs, Claudius
Crozets reports on the Slate river, south branch of Potowmac, Great
Cape Capehon, and Patterson's creek, and on the road between Staun-
ton and the Little Kanawha, and the road between Romney and Win-
chester; Report of Little river turnpike co.. Dismal Swamp canal co.. Up-
per Appomattox canal co.. Potowmac CO.. Swift Run Gap turnpike co.,
Roanoke navigation co., Richmond dock co., Leesturg turnpike road co..
Falls Bridge turnpike co.. Snicker's Gap turnpike co., Monongalia navi-
gation CO., Cartersville bridge co., Lynchburg and Salem turnpike co.
Report of the committee of finance. 9493
4 p. See journal p. 183-187.
A bOl, authorising a loan for the purposes of internal improvement.
9494
6 p.
Amendment, by way of substitute, proposed by Mr. Yancey, to the
bill, authorising a loan for the purposes of internal improvement. 9495
1 p.
Amendment proposed by Mr. Garland, by way of substitute, for the
amendment proposed by Mr. Yancey. 9496
p. 2-5.
A bill, to amend the several laws concerning the penitentiary insti-
tution. 9497
i p.
A bill, incorporating the Chesapeake and Ohio canal company. 9498
15 p.
A bill, concerning the University of Virginia. 9499
[1] p.
A bill, prescribing the mode of selUng lands and lots, vested in the
president and directors of the literary fund, for non-payment of taxes.
9500
4 p.
A bill, for extending the charter of the Farmer's bank of Virginia,
and for other purposes. 9501
2 p.
A bUl, to constitute and appoint a board of officers, to revise the
militia laws of this commonwealth. 9502
2 p.
A bill; to prevent private lotteries, the sale or disposition in the
state of tickets in lotteries unauthorized by law, and to restrain insurance
of lottery tickets. 9503
3 p.
A bill, to amend the several acts "Prescribing the mode of ascer-
taining the taxable property within this commonwealth, and of collecting
the public revenue." 9504
9 p.
A bill. To establish district courts of law. 9505
14 P.
An amendment, proposed by the senate, to the bill, entitled, "An
act concerning the sheriffalty of the county of Richmond." 9506
2 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the first day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and twenty-three. Richmond: Printed by John War-
rock, printer to the senate. 1823. 9507
136 p. 23 cm.
Session began Dec. 1, 1823 and ended March 10, 1824. Wm. C. Holt,
speaker.
[Rules and orders]: p. 3-6. 9508
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[Letter of the governor, James Pleasants, Jr., Pec. 2, 1823] : p. 7-14.
9509
[Report of committee appointed to examine the accounts of the
treasurer, for year ending Sep. 30, 1823]: p. 32-35. 9510
[Report of committee appointed to examine the manufactory of
arms, including the report of Blair Boiling, superintendent for year end-
ing Nov. 30, 1823]: p. 61-69. 9511
[Report of committee relative to the state of the Bank of Virginia
and the Farmers' bank of Virginia]: p. 128-131. 9512
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the first day of December, in the year of our Ijord
one thousand eight hundred and twenty-three, and of the com-
monwealth the forty-eighth. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1824. 9513
117 p. 21Hcm.
Resolutions: p. 106, 106. 9514
Collection of Lwws
The statutes at large; being a collection of all the laws of
Virginia, from the first session of the legislature, in the year
1619. Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly of
Virginia, passed on the fifth day of February one thousand eight
hundred and eight, v. 1. [1619-1660] [2d ed.] By William
Waller Hening . . . New York, Printed for the editor, by R. &
W. & G. Bartow, 1823. 9515
xxlv, 600 p. 23cin.
"By the act of the 5th day of February, 1808, authorizing the editor
to publish the statutes at large, and prescribincr the mode of authentica-
tion, oVie hundred and fifty copies were subscribed for on behalf of the
commonwealth: which added to two hundred copies printed for the use of
the editor's subscribers, made the impression three hundred and fifty copies
only. Under this subscription, the work progressed to the end of the 4th
volume, when the interruptions produced by the late war, and the death
of the publisher, Mr. Samuel Pleasants, Junr., occasioned its suspension.
When the committee on the revised code of 1819, reported to the legislature,
they so strongly recommended the continuation of the statutes at large,
that the act of the 10th of March, 1819. was passed. By this act, the sub-
scription, on behalf of the state, was Increased to eight hundred copies: but
no provision was made for completing the sets with the first four vo'umes.
The first volume having been long out of print, and the state having a large
surplus of the Bth and subsequent volumes, the act of the 24th of January,
1823, waS' passed, which provides for completing the sets, and appropriates
the proceeds of the sales of 500 copies, under the superintendence of the
executive, to the purchase of a public library. Preface to second ed.: p.
xxlii.
The statutes at large; being a collection of all the laws of
Virginia, from the first session of the legislature, in the year
1619. Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly of
Virginia, passed on the fifth day of February one thousand eight
hundred and eight, v. 2. [1660-1682] [2d ed.] By William
Waller Hening . . . New York, Printed for the editor, by R. &
W. & G. Bartow, 1823. 9516
vill, r91-612 p. 22Hcm.
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The statutes at large ; being a collection of all the laws of
Virginia, from the first session of the legislature, in the year
1619. Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly of
Virginia, passed on the fifth day of February, one thousand
eight hundred and eight, v. 3. [1684-1710] r2d ed.] By
William Waller Hening . . . Philadelphia, Printed for the edi-
tor, by Thomas Desilver, 1823. 9517
[Iv], [9] -612 p. 23cin.
The statutes at large ; being a collection of all the laws of
Virginia, from the first session of the legislature, in the year
1619. Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly of
Virginia, passed on the fifth day of February, one thousand
eight hundred and eight, v. 11. [1782-1784] By William Waller
Hening . . . Richmond, Printed for the editor, by Geo. Cochran,
1823. 9518
639 p. 22cm.
The statutes at large; being a collection of all the laws of
Virginia, from the first session of the legislature, in the year
1619. Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly of
Virginia, passed on the fifth day of February, one thousand
eight hundred and eight, v. 12. [1785-1788] By William Waller
Hening . . . Richmond, Printed for the editor, by Geo. Cochran,
1823. 9619
[ivi. r91-832 p. 22Hcin.
The statutes at large; being a collection of all the laws of
Virginia, from the first session of the legislature, in the year
1619. Published pursuant to an act of the general assembly of
Virginia, passed on the fifth day of February, one thousand
eight hundred and eight, v. 13. [1789-1792] By William Waller
Hening . . . Philadelphia, Published for the editor, by Thomas
Desilver, 1823. 9520
3 p. I., 649 p. 22Hcm.
Courts
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of ap-
peals of Virginia. Vol. 2. By Peyton Randolph, counsellor at
law. Richmond, Published by Peter Cottom, and for sale at his
law and miscellaneous book store. Shepherd and Pollard, prin-
ters, 1824. 9521
xl. 603. [1] p. 22cm.
Cited as 23 Va. reports.
Cases ai^ed and determined in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. November, 1823-June, 1824, p. [l]-694.
Special court of appeals. Present: Judges Green, White, Allen.
R. E. Parker, and Summers. Tucker v. Cocke, &c. Norvell v. Camm and
others (Judge Brooke sat in this case, in addition to the judges in the
last case) p. [51]-86.
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Errata, and Errors and omissions in the first volumue of these re-
ports (L e. 22 Va. reports) at the end of volume.
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports:
William Fleming, president, who having been unable on account of in-
firmity to attend court for many years, died February 15, 1824; Francifl
T. Brooke, who became president of the court on the death of judge Flem-
ing; William H. Cabell, John Coalter, John W. Green, Dabney Carr, ap-
pointed February 24, 1824, to supply the vacancy occasioned by the deatii
of judge Fleming. Attorney generid: John Robertson.
Sepa/rate Documents; Miscellanea
Law. *A digest of the laws of Virginia, which are of a permanent
character and general operation; illustrated by judicial decisions: to which
is added, an index of the names of the cases in the Virginia reports. By
Joseph Tate, counsellor at law. Richmond, Shepherd and Pollard, printers,
1$23. 9522
viii, 562 p. 23cin.
LonisTille, Ky. 'A collection of the acts of Virginia and Kentucky
relative to the town of Louisville. Louisville, Ky., 1823. 9523
62 p. 8vo. No copy seen. Title from Wisconsin historical society
catalog.
Militia. [Extract from militia law, and general orders of the ad-
jutant general. Richmond: Shepherd & Pollard, printers. March 1,
1823] 9524
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
[General order of the adjutant general. Richmond: Shep-
herd & Pollard, printers. March 26, 1823] 9525
No copy seen. 150 copies printed.
Potomac canal. *The Potomac canal. Papers relating to the prac-
ticability, expediency and cost of the Potomac canal; also, the act of the
legislature of Virginia, incorporating the Potomac canal company. [Wash-
ington] 1823. 9526
39 p. 21cm. Copy in tlie library of consress.
Public works. The sixth, seventh, and eighth annual reports of the
board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia: also, a collec-
tion of acts and resolutions of the general assembly, passed at the sessions
of 1821-'22, 1822-'23, 1823-'24, and other documents, on subjects connected
with the fund for internal improvement. Vol. 3. Richmond, Printed by
Shepherd & Pollard, 1824. 9527
1 p. I.. 80. 128. 292 p. 22cin.
This is the general title page for the three following reports, bound
in one volume, with an index to the whole.
Acts and resolutions of the general assembly, relating to the board
of public works, passed at the sessions of 1821-1822, 1822-1823, and 1823-1824.
p. [2391-276.
Duties of the principal engineer for the years 1823 and 1824. p.
[277]-283. 9028
Index: p. [2851-292.
'Sixth annual report of the president and directors of the
board of public works, to the legislature of Virginia: in pursuance of an
act, entitled, "an act creating a fund for internal improvement." [1821.
With returns and reports of internal improvement companies] Richmond,
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth, 1821. 9529
80 p. 23cm. Principal engineer: Thomas Moore.
Seventh annual report of the president and directors of the
board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia: in pursuance of
an act, entitled, "an act creating a fund for internal improvement." [1822.
With returns and reports of internal improvement companiesl Richmond,
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth, 1822, 9530
ft% p. fold, table. 22cm.
Principal engineer: Thomas Moore. Assistant engineer: Isaac Briggs.
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Keport of the joint commissioners, on the Potomac River, with sundry
documents. Richmond, Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the com-
monwealth, 1823. p. [731-128.
9531
Eighth annual report of the president and directors of the
board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia, seventeenth
December, 1823. [With returns and reports of internal improvement com-
panies] Richmond, Printed by Shepherd & Pollard, 1824. 9532
292 D. 22c">.
Principal engineer: Claudius Crozet. Assistant engineer: Isaac BrlKffS.
Commissloner'a report on the James and Jackson's River canal, with
the accompanying documents, p. [1791-212. MISS
Report of the cbmmlssloner of the Kanawha road and navigation,
p. r21.'n-220. 98S4
Includes information submitted by second auditor relative to internal
Improvement companies.
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Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the twenty-ninth day of November, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty-four, Richmond : Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1824. 9636
187 p. 2S.'4cm.
Session began Nov. 29, 1824 and ended Feb. 18, 1826. Linn Banks,
speaker.
Rules and orders: p. 3-6. 9536
[Communication from the governor, James Pleasants]: p. 6-8. 9537
Letter of governor respecting the arsenal at Lexington]: p. 39.
9538
[Letter of governor respecting the edition of the Statutes at large] :
p. 40. 9539
^Report of committee on the land office]: p. 45, 46. 9540
^Report of board of public works on the Wellsburg and Washington
turnpike co.]: p. 57. 9541
Report of committee on the treasurer's accounts] : p. 61, 62. 9542
'Letter from the superintendent of the penitentiary]: p. 70. 9543
'Letter from H. Boye relative to the map of 'Virginia] : p. 77. 9544
Report of committee on executive expenditures for year ending
Sept. 30, 1824] : p. 84-89. 9545
[Letter from governor stating number of free white persons con-
victed and punishable by infliction of stripes in public]: p. 91, 92. 9546
[Letter from governor concerning house on southwest comer of
capitol square]: p. 101. 9546a
[Resolutions of Georgia relative to the resolutions of Ohio on the
abolition of slavery] : p. 106, 107. 9547
;Letter from Gen. Lafayette]: p. 117. 9548
■Report of committee on the ajmory]: p. 123, 124. 9549
Address of welcoihe to Gen. Lafayette and his reply]: p. 129-131.
9550
Auditor's report of his proceedings since the last session of the
legislature, under an act to amend an act to reduce into one, the several
acts concerning the recovery of debts due to the public, and the sale of
lands for judgments on behalf of the commonwealth: p. 132. 9551
[Report of committee upon the proposed removal of 'William and
Mary college]: p. 141-143. 9552
[Letter of James Semple relative to the removal of William and
Mary college]: p. 146. 9553
[Report of committee on the penitentiary]: p. 150, 151. 9554
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[Report of committee as to the best mode of affording aid to the
literary institutions of this commonwealth out of the arrears of interest
due fr«m the U. S.]: p. 151-153. 9555
[Report of committee on memorial of the judges of the court of
appeals praying that a library may be established] : p. 165, 156. 9556
[Resolutions of New Jersey relative to emancipation of slaves]:
p. 157, 158. 9557
[Supplemental report of the board of public works] : p. 160, 161.
9558
[Report of committee on the state of the Bank of Virginia, and the
Farmers' bank of Virginia] : p. 167-172. 9559
[Communication from George Love, one of the commissioners to,
assist in making an examination of the James and Jackson's rivers]:
p. 179-182. 9560
[Communication from William Anderson, commissioner Kanawha,
road and river] : p. 182, 183. 9561
[Documents as appendix] :
The titles are listed In the order In which they occur In the bound
volumes.
Governor's message, with accompanying documents. 9562
48 p. p. 20, 28 are fold, sheets. Includes: General account of ex-
penditure In repairs to the penitentiary house, 1824; Report In relation to
the penitentiary; Documents respecting the claim of Virginia, on account
of Interest paid by the state, on monies borrowed for the payment of the
militia thereof for services rendered the United States; Letter from J. 8.
Herring, agent for Virginia In relation to military land claims In Ken-
tucky; Report on the Lexington arsenal.
Auditor's annual report [for the year ending 30 September, 1824].
956S
[1] p. 3 fold, sheets. [2] p. James B. Heath, auditor.
Report and resolutions of the committee appointed to examine the
auditor's oflSce. 9564
2 p. See journal p. 100, 101.
Treasurer's annual report [for the year ending 30 September, 1824]
9565
19 p. Jerman Baker, treasurer.
Governor's letter transmitting a statement of the accounts of the
literaiy fund, brought down to the 30th September, 1824. 9566
Governor's letter, communicating certain information relating to the
proceedings of the school commissioners in the different counties. 9567
9-31 p.
Bank reports [state of the North Western bank and Bank of the
Valley in Virginia and their branches for 1824] 9568
10 p.
Second auditor's report on canal and turnpike companies. 9569
[1] p. 1 fold, sheet. James Brown, Jr., 2d auditor.
Ninth annual report of the president and directors of the Board of
public works, to the general assembly of Virginia. 22d December, 1824.
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth.
1824. 9570
43 p. Includes reports of Upper Appomattox co., Cartersvllle bridge
CO., Dismal Swamp canal co., Fairfax turnpike cc, Fauquier and Alexandria
turnpike co., Fallsbridge turnpike co.. Leesburg turnpike co., Liflle river
turnpike co., Lynchburg and Salem trnplke co., Manchester and Petersburg
turnpike co., Potowmac co., Richmond dock co., Roanoke navigation co..
Snicker's Gap turnpike co.. Swift Run Gap turnpike co., Wellsburg and
Washington turnpike co. Reports on J. G. Jackson's improvements on
the Honongahela river, on Fauquier and Alexandria turnpike road, on Little
river turnpike, by C. Crozet. Report of the engineer, B. Wright, and
the commissioners, Geo. Love and Philip R. Thompson, appointed for the
survey and examination of James and Jackson's rivers.
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Mr. Randolph Harrison's letter, &c. [remarks on report of engineers
and commissioners, in relation to work done on James and Jackson's rivers]
9571
3 p.
Report of the commissioner on the James and Jackson's river canal..
9572
1 p. Randolph Harrison, comnlisiloner. ,
Report of the commissioner of the Kanawha road and navigation, to-
gether with the accompanying documents. 9573
10 p. William Anderson, commissioner.
Report from committee of roads and internal navigation relative to
James acd Kanawha rivers, &c. &c. 9574
2 p. See Journal p. 136-1S8.
Reitort of the principal engineer, on the location of the canal through
the Blue Ridge. 9575
15 p. C. Crozet, principal engineer.
Reports of the principal engineer on the James river canal. 9576
6 p.
Second auditor's statement relative to the James nver company.
9577
4 p.
Report and resolutions relating to tariff of tolls for the James river
canals. 9578
4 p.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, to the
president and directors of the literary fund. Richmond: Printed by
Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1824. 9579
35 p. Thomas Jefferson, rector.
Correspondence between the Virginia and Maryland commissioners,
relative to the boundary Line between the two states. 9580
4 p. See Journal p. 53-56. H. L. Ople, T. F. Mason, H. Boye, Virginia
commissioners.
Report of the committee of finance. 9581
3 p.
Ordinary and permanent revenue. 9582
3 p.
Adjutant general's report. 958S
[1] p. 1 fold, sheet. Bernard Peyton, adjutant general.
Armory report. 9584
[1] p. 1 fold, sheet. Blair Boiling, superintendent.
Census of Virginia for 1820. 9585
6 fold, sheets.
Report of the comm'*^e of schools and colleges on the subject of the
removal of the college of William and Mary. 9586
36 p.
Petition of the visitors and professors of William and Mary [for law
authorizing change of site of William and Mai^], together with memorial
and remonstrance of the citizens of WilUamsburg, in opposition to the
foregoing petition. 9587
5 p.
Report of the directors of the lunatic hospital, at Williamsburg, Jan-
uary 12th, 1825. 9588
7 p A. D. Gait, president.
Report of the board of directors of the penitentiary and accompany-
ing documents. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the
commonwealth. 1824. 9589
16 p. Samuel P. Parsons, superintendent.
Report of the penitentiary committee. 9590
2 p.
A bUl concerning a convention. 9591
6 p.
A bill, to amend "An act reducing into one the several acts concern-
ing the fees of certain officers, and declaring the mode of discharging the
said fees." 9592
8 p.
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A bill, to amend the act, entitled, "an act, reducing into one, the
several acts concerning wills, the distribution of intestates' estates, and the
duty of executors and administrators." 9593
5 p.
A bill, "To amend the several acts concerning the penitentiary in-
stitution." 9594
3 p.
A bill, imposing taxes for the support of government. 9595
3 p.
A bill, appropriating the public revenue. 9596
2 p.
A bill, to amend an act, entitled, "en act, reducing into one the sev-
eral acts concerning the fees of certain officers, and declaring the mode of
discharging the said fees." 9597
4 p.
A bill, "concerning a convention;" as amended by the committee of
the whole house. 9598
3 p.
A bUl, to amend the act, entitled, "an act to reduce into one, all acts
and parts of acts, for reg:ulating the militia of this commonwealth." 9599
2 p.
A bill, prescribing how contempts of court shall be punished. 9600
fi] p.
A bill, prescribing the mode of selling lands and lots vested in the
literary fund for the non-payment of taxes. 9601
Substitute, proposed in lieu of a bill, making further provision to
carry into effect the act, entitled "an act, for clearing and improving the
navigation of James river, and for uniting the eastern and western waters
by the James and Kanawha rivers, and for other purposes." 9602
6 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the twenty-ninth day of November, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and twenty-four. Richmond: Printed by John
Warrock, printer to the senate. 1824, 9603
120 p. 23cm.
Session began Nov. 29, 1824 and ended Feb. 18, 1825. Wm. C. Holt,
speaker.
[Rules and orders] : p. 3-5. • 9604 .
[Letter of the governor, James Pleasants, Nov. 29, 1824] : p. 8-13.
9605
[Report of committee appointed to examine the accounts of the treas-
urer, for year ending Sep. 30, 1824] : p. 30-32. 9606
[Report of committee appointed to inspect the manufactory of arms] :
p. 55-57. 9607
[Correspondence of the governor, James Pleasants, and General La-
fayette relative to the latter's visit to the general assembly]: p. 69, 60.
9608
[Addresses to General Lafayette and his replies thereto] : p. 65-68.
9609
[Report of the committee relative to the state of the Bank of Virginia,
and the Farmers' bank of Virginia] : p. 82-84. 9610
Members of the senate, Nov. 29, 1824-Feb. 18, 1825. 9611
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
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on Monday the twenty-ninth day of November, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-four, and of the
commonwealth the forty-ninth. Richmond : Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1825. 9612
114 p. 21%cm.
Resolutions: p. 104.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1824] In Calendar of Virpnia state
papers, v. 10, 1808-1835, p. 506-518. 1892. 9613
Roanoke company. *An address to the people of Charlotte, Prince
Edward and Halifax [on the subject of forming the Roanoke company.
Signed A. Dec. 10, 1824] 9614
caption-title, 16 p. ZOcm.
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Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the fifth day of December, one thousand eight hun-
dred and twenty-five. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 9615
208 p. 27.Scm.
Session be^an Dec. 5, 182li and ended March 9, 182(i. I^lnn Banks,
speaker.
Rules and orders: p. 4-6. 9616
[Communication from the governor, James Pleasants]: p. 6-9. 9617
750 copies printed separately.
[Communication from Richard Bland Lee]: p. 36, 37. 9618
[Report of the committee to examine the treasurer's office] : p. 53, 54.
9619
[A list of warrants issued for the repairs and purchase of furniture
for the governor's house]: p. 67, 68. 9620
[Report of the committee on the condition of the land office]: p.
70, 71. 9621
[Report of committee on the expenditures of the executive] : p. .71, 72.
9623
[Report of auditor on the expense of the former district courts and
the expense of the present circuit courts] : p. 72-75. 9623
[Report of auditor on the expense in support of an agent to survey
military lands in Kentucky] : p. 75-77. 9624
[Resolutions of Vermont relative to the abolition of slavery]: p. 82.
9625
[Report of committee on the contested election of William M. Moody
and John Page of Williamsburg] : p. 82, 83. 9626
[List of members in the house] : p. 82-85. 9627
[Correspondence relative to application for pardon of John Shelton] :
p. 88-90. 9628
[Resolutions of Tennessee relative to amendment of the U. S. con-
stitution] : p. 91, 92. 9629
Inventory of the kind, quality and value of the furniture in the
governor's house, Dec. 29. 1825: p. 99, 100. 9630
[Report of committee on the contested election of William L. Mon-
tague and Wflliam Shepherd of Middlesex] : p. 105-108. 9631
[Report from boud of public works on the Junction canal company] :
p. 123. 9632
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[Report of C. Crozet, principal engineer on the canal from Maiden's
Adventure to Richmond]: p. 126-127. 9633
[Communication from Rembrandt Peale offering a copy of his portrait
of George Washington] : p. 144, 145. 9634
[Resolutions of Kentucky relative to the amendment of the U. S.
constitution]: p. 145. 9635
[Letter from chancellor John Brown respecting the resolutions of
Mr. Goggin]: p. 164, 166. 9636
[Report of the committee on the manufactory of arms] : p. 167. 9637
Resolutions of Maine relative to the amendment of the U. S. con-
stitution]: p. 193. 9638
i Resolutions of Mississippi relative to the abolition of slavery]: p.
7. 9639
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
500 copies of each printed unless otherwise stated.
The titles are printed in the order In which they occur in the b6und
volumes.
Governor's message, with accompanying documents. 9640
66 p. James Pleasants, governor.
750 copies printed. See Journal p. 6-9. Resolutions of Indiana, His'
slsslppl, Illinois, Delaware and Missouri respecting the abolition of slavery
and amendments to the U. S. constitution. Returns for 1825 from Bank of
the Valley and North Western bank of Virginia, and their branches. Thomas
Orahame on a new mode of tracking vessels on canals and navigable rivers.
Reports of the- Kentucky and Connecticut institutions for the deaf and
dumb. Return or militia for 1825. Report by the superintendent of the
public armory.
Auditor's annual report [for the year ending, September 30, 1825]
9641
ri] p. 3 fold, sheets, [2] p. James E. Heath, auditor.
Treasurer's annual report [for the year ending, September 30, 1825]
9642
19 p. Jerman Baker, treasurer.
Governor's letter, transmitting a statement of the accounts of the
literary fund, for the year ending 30th September, 1825. 9643
36 p. James Brown, Jr., 2d auditor. Includes Proceedings of school
commissioners, 1825.
Report of the rector and visitors- of the University of Virginia, to
the president and directors of the literary fund. Richmond: Printed by
Thomas Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth. 1825. 9644
47 p. 'Thomas Jefferson, rector.
Tenth annual report of the president and directors of the Board of
public works, to the general assembly of Virginia. 17th January, 1826.
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth.
1826. 9645
27 p. Includes report of C. Crozet, principal engineer; Reports of
Upper Appomattox co., Cartersville bridge CO., Dismal Swamp canal co.,
Fairfax turhplke co., Fauquier and Alexandria turnpike co., Fallsbrldge
turnpike co., Leesburg turnpike co.. Little river turnpike CO., Lynchburg
and Salem turnpike co., Manchester and Petersburg turnpike CO., Potowmac
CO., Richmond dock co., Roanoke navigation co.. Snicker's Gap turnpike co..
Swift Run Gap turnpike co., Wellsburg and Washington turnpike co.,
Monongalia navigation co.
Accounts of the fund for internal improvement, thirtieth November,
1826. 9646
S D.
Report of the commissioner of the James and Jackson's river canal.
9647
4 p. John Staples, commissioner.
Report of the commissioner of the Kanawha road and navigation,
with accompanying documents. 9648
10 p. William Anderson, commissioner.
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Reports of the principal eagiaker, on the Bine Ridge canal, and on
the Kanawha road. 9649
8 p. C. Crozet, principal engrlneer.
Report of the principal engineer, on the Kanawha river. Being part
the 4th of hiB examination of the Iin% of improvements from Richmond to
Point Pleasant. 9650
* p.
Reports of the principal engineer, on the survey for a road between
Staunton and Callaghan's, and on the examination of Tygart's valley river.
9651
6 p.
Second auditor's report under a resolution of the house of delegates,
calling for information relative to the road, canal, and river companies, &c.
9652
4 p. 1 fold, sheet.
Letter of C. Crozet, to J. ITLaughlin, esq. member of the board of
public works, on improving Jackson's river by locks and dams. 21st Jan-
nary, 1826. 965S
2 p.
Report of the committee appointed to examine into the tariff of tolls
on the lower section of the James river canal. 9654
9 p.
Report of the directors of the penitentiary, and accompanying docu-
ments. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the common-
wealth. 1825. 9655
15 p. 1 fold, sheet bet. p. 8 and 9. Saml. P. ParsonR, superintendent.
Report of the joint committee to examine the state of the peniten-
tiary institution. To which is annexed, a table, shewing the whole number
of convicts, received into the institution, from its commencement up to the
30th September, 1825; the crimes for which convicted, the number pardoned,
died, discharged, &c. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer to
the commonwealth. 1826. 9656
23 p.
Report of the directors of the lunatic hospital, at Williamsburg, Jan-
nary 10, 1826. 9657
14 D. A. n. rsalf, oresMrnt.
Documents in relation to the military land claims in Kentucky. 9658
9 p. See journal p. 120. Includes letters from Robert Trlplett and Geo.
M. Bibb.
A list of accounts remaining open on the books of the auditor's of-
fice, on the 30th September, 1825, so far as the same have been transferred,
prepared in conformity to an act passed the 25th February, 1820. Rich-
mond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth. 1826.
9659
31 p.
Report of the committee appointed to examine the auditor's office.
9660
2 p. See Journal p. 112, 113.
Report of the committee of finance. 9661
3 p.
Report of the committee of finance on lotteries. 9662
2 p.
Report of the committee on the subject of the tobacco warehouses.
2 o. See Journal p. 140-142.
Preamble and resolutions, offered by Mr. Goggin [asking the resig-
nation of Judge John Brown from chancellorship of Staunton, Wythe and
Greenbrier district, on account of his physical inability to continue in that
position, and a provision for his support by the govemmenti 9664
ril p. See Journal o. 115. 11 fi.
Deaf and dumb, [detail of the system for education and instruction
of the deaf and dumb m the Kentucky institution. Letter from D. W. C.
Mitchell.] 9665
[2] p.
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Report of the select committee on that part of the governor's com-
munication which relates to the tariff, roads and canals. 9666
ri1 p. See Journal p. 188.
Report of the joint committee of the two houses, appointed to exam-
ine into the state of the Bank of Virginia and Farmers' bank of Virginia.
9667
15] p.
A bill, to amend the several acts "prescribing the mode of ascertain-
ing the taxable property within this commonwealth, and of collecting the
public revenue." 9668
9 p.
A bill, to alter and reform the mode of proceeding in the courts of
chancery. 9669
fi p.
A bill, re£:ulating the proceedings, .to be had, on applications for
divorce. 9670
2 p.
A bill, dispensing with appearance bail in civil actions. 9671
2 p.
A bill, concerning contempts of courts. 9672
[1] p.
A bill, establishing a deaf and dumb asylum in Virginia. 9673
4 p.
A bill, concerning circuit courts. 9674
2 p.
A bill, to amend "an act to reduce into one act the several acts con-
cerning the literary fund." 9675
2 p.
A bill, for limitation of actions against persons acting in a fiduciary
character and their sureties, and for other purposes. 9678
2 p.
A substitute, for the bill, "dispensing with appearance bail in civil
actions." 9677
2 p.
A bill, establishing a fund to relieve the wants, and remunerate the
services, of the surviving wreck of the late Virginia line, in the revolution-
ary war. 9678
% p.
A bill "concerning a convention." 9679
s p.
A bill, imposing taxes for the support of government. 9680
3 p.
A bill, authorizing a loan for the purposes of internal improvement,
and amendments. 9681
4 p.
A bill, to amend an act entitled, "an act to reduce into one, the
several acts now in force. concerning the inspectors of tobacco." 9682
9 p.
Journal of the senate, of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the fifth day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and twenty-five. Richmond: Printed by John War-
rock, printer to the senate, 1825. 9683
\^* "■ 23cm. No copy in the State library. The copy examined Is In
the private library of Morgan P. Robinson.
Session be^an Dec. 5, 1825 and ended March 9, 1826. Wm. C. Holt,
speaker. ^
f Rules and regulations]: p. 3-6. 9684
Letter of the governor, James Pleasants, Dec. 5, 1825]: p. 6-12.
[Report of committee appointed to examine the accounts of the
treasurer, for year ending Sep, 30, 1825]: p. 27-29. 9686
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[Letter of the governor, John Tyler, with resolutions of Tennessee
relative to election of president and vice president]: p. 34-36. 9687
[Letter from D. W. C. Mitchell, of the Kentucky institutidh for the
education of the deaf and dumb, Jan. 1, 1826] : p. 48-51. 9688
[Report of the committee appointed to examine the armory]: p. 66,
67. 9689
[Report of the committee appointed to examine the state of the Bank
of Virginia and the Farmers' bank of Virginia] : p. 70-75. 9690
[Report of the committee appointed to examine the penitentiary]:
p. 82-86. 9691
[Letter from the governor, John Tyler, relative to the public library] :
p. 98. 9692
[Resolutions of Indiana and Maine relative to the election of president
and vice president]: p. 102, 119. 9693
[Resolutions of Mississippi upon the subject of slavery] : p. 123, 124.
9694
Members of the senate, Dec. 5, 1825-March 9, 1826. 9695
[Preamble and resolutions declaring certain acts of the congress of
the United States unconstitutional, together with the amendments of the
senate. Richmond: John Warrock, printer. 1826] 9696
No copy seen. 250 copies printed. See voucher March 15, 1826.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the fifth day of December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and twenty-five, and of the common-
wealth the fiftieth. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1826. 9697
125 p. 21%cm.
Preamble and resolutions, declaring certain acts' of congress of the
U. S. unconstitutional: p. 114.
Courts
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of ap-
peals of Virginia. Vol. 3. By Peyton Randolph, counsellor at
law. Richmond, Published by Peter Cottom, and for sale at his
law and miscellaneous book store. Shepherd & Pollard, printers,
1826. 9698
xli. 614, [1] p. 22cm.
Cited as 24 Va. reports.
Cases argued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. November, 1825-December, 1826. p. [l]-602.
Errata at end of volume.
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports:
Francis T. Brooke, president, William H. Cabell, John Coalter, John W.
Green, Dabney Carr. Attorney general: John Robertson.
*A digested index to the Virginia reports, containing all
the points argued and determined in the court of appeals of Vir-
gimsi^ from Washington to second Randolph inclusive: with a
table of the names of the cases reported. By Everard Hall,
counsellor at law. To which are added, rules of the court of
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appeals, general court, and courts of chancery for the Richmond
and Lynchburg districts, with instructions for commissioners in
chancery. Richmond, Published by Peter Cottom, and for sale
at his law and miscellaneous book store, 1825. 9699
2 p. 1., iv. 654 p. 22 Hem.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1S22] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 10, 1808-1835, p. 518-543. 1892. 9700
Cartersville bridge:. *To the speakers and members of both houses
of the general assembly of Virginia, the memorial of Randolph Harrison,
respectfully represents [relative to the Cartersville bridge company]
[1825] 9701
10 p. 8vo.
Law. *The Virginia justice, comprising the ofHce and authority of
a justice of the peace, in the commonwealth of Virginia. Together with a
variety of useful precedents, adapted to the laws now in force. To which
is added, an appendix, containing all the most approved forms in convey-
ancing: such as deeds of bargain and sale, of lease and release, of trust,
mortgages, bills of sale, &c. Also, the duties of a justice of the peace, aris-
ing under the laws of the United States. By William Waller Hening, coun-
sellor at law. The fourth edition, revised, corrected, greatly enlarged, and
adapted to the revised code of 1819, and the laws subsequently passed.
Richmond: Printed for the author. Shepherd & Pollard, printers. 1825.
9702
vili, C91-821 p. 21Hcin. See the act of Jan. 7, 1825 relative to this edi-
tion.
Public works. The ninth and tenth annual reports of the board of
public works, to the general assembly of Virginia: also, a collection of acts
and resolutions of the general assembly, passed at the sessions of 1824-'5
and 1825-'6, and other documents, on subjects connected with the fund for
internal improvement. Vol. 4. Richmond, Printed by Shepherd & Pollard,
1826. 9703
1 p. I.. !>3!t p. 22cm.
This Is the general title page for the two following: reports, bound
together, paged consecutively, with an index to the whole.
Acts and resolutions of the general assembly, relating to the fund for
Internal improvements, passed at the sessions of 1824-5, 1825-6. p. [4931-522.
Index: p. [5231-533. 0704
Ninth annual report of the president and directors of the board
of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia, twentieth December,
1824. [With returns and reports of internal improvement companies]
Richmond, Printed by T. W. White, 1825. 9705
86 p. 22cm. Principal engineer: C. Crozet.
Report of the engineers and commissioners appointed for the survey
and examination of James and Jaclcson's rivers, p. [24] -29. 0706
Supplemental report of the board of public works to the legis-
lature of Virgima [for 1824, with returns and reports of internal improve-
ment companies] [1825] 9707
[871-179 p. fold, taole. 22cm. Principal engineer: C. Crozet.
Report of the commissioner of the James and Jackson's River canal,
p. [1371-149. 0708
Report of the commissioner of the Kanawha road and navigation,
p. [151] -164. 0700
Report from committee of roads and Internal navigation, p. [1651-170.
0710
Includes Information submitted by second auditor relative to Internal
Improvement companies. 0711
Tenth annual report of the president and directors of the
board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia, seventeenth
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•
January, 1826. [With returns and reports of internal improvement com>
panies] Richmond, Shepherd & Pollard, printers, 1826. 9712
U801-492 p. fold table. 22cm. Principal engineer: C. Crozet.
Report of the commissioner of the James and Jackson's River canal.
p. r30i]-307. aris
Report of the commissioner of the Kanawha road and navigation.
p. 307-317. »714
Report of the committee appointed to examine Into the tariff of tolls
on the lower section of the James River canal, p. (324]-34S. 971B
Report of C. Crozet, principal ensineer, on the continuation of the
c»nal from Maiden's Adventure falls to the mouth of Dunlap's Creek.
Richmond. Printed by Shepherd & Pollard, 1826. p. [349] -492. »7ie
Includes information submitted by second auditor relative to Internal
improvement companies. 971T
UniTersity of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia. First session, March 7th, 1826-December 15th,
1825. Charlottesville, Va., Chronicle steam book printing house, 1880. 9718
8 p. 2mcm.
University of Va. Enactments by the rector and visitors for
constituting, governing and conducting that institution. Charlottesville,
1825. 9719
8vo. Copy not seen. Title from Bowker.
* [Letter from the agricultural society of Albemarle, soliciting
donations from individuals for the purpose of creating a fund to support
a professorship of agriculture in the University of Virginia. Including ex-
tract from address of James Madison] 9720
[2) p. 25cm. Copy in library of consress.
1826/27
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the fourth day of December, one tiiousand eight hun-
dred and twenty-six. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1826. 9721
211 p. 25.7cm.
Session began Dec. 4, 1826 and ended March 9, 1827. Linn Banks,
speaker.
Rules and orders: p. 316. 9722
[Communication from the governor, John Tyler]: p. 6-13. 9723
List of members of the house who have taken the oath] : p. 42. 9724
[Resolutions of Louisiana and Vermont relative to amendment of the
U. S. constitution]: p. 47, 48. 9725'
[Letter from the governor respecting a memorial from the American
colonization society]: p. 52, 53. 9726
[Report of committee appointed to examine the treasurer's accounts] :
p. 69, 60. 9727
[Report of committee on the condition of the land office, William SeU
den, register] : p. 62, 63, 88, 89. 9728
[Resolutions from Georgia relative to amendment of the U. S. consti-
tution]: p. 94. 9729
[Report of the superintendent of public edifices, Blair Boiling] : p. 96,
96. 9730
[Report of board of public works on the application of the Richmond
dock company for a lottery] : p. 101. 9731
Amendments proposed to the bill concerning a convention: p. 104-106.
9731a
[Report of committee on the penitentiary] : p. 114, 116. 9782
[Report of committee on the auditor's office] : p. 118. 978J
A list of warrants drawn on the contingent fond by order of the
executive to Sept. 30, 1826: p. 126, 127. 97S4
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[Letter from the governor relative to reprinting the journals of the
house of delegates] : p. 131. »7S5
[Report of committee on the eligibility of Humphrey Billups, of
Matthews, a minister of the gospel] : p. 132, 133. 9736
[Proceedings of the James river company in relation to the canal at
the Blue Ridge] : p. 142, 143. 9737
[Report of committee in relation to primary schools]: p. 147-150.
9738
[Report of committee appointed to enquire into the power of the di-
rectors of the banks of this commonwealth, with regard to vesting in their
presidents and cashiers, the power to discount drafts and bills of exchange] :
p. 194-196. 9739
[Report of the principal engineer, C. Crozet, on the survey of the
Mattapony river]: p. 204, 206. 9740
[Documents as appendix] :
600 copies of each printed. The titles are printed In the order they
occur In the bound volume.
Governor's message, and accompanying documents. 9741
80 p. John Tyler, governor. See journal p. 6-13.
[Letters relating to the Maryland-Virginia boundary] Report of C.
Crozet, principal engineer, on the continuation of the canal from Maiden's
Adventure Falls to the mouth of Hunlap's creek. Abstract from the esti-
mate for the completion of the Independent canal from Covington down to
Maiden's Adventure Falls [by C. Crozet] On the improvement of the river
by locks and dams, and by sluices [by C. Crozet] Comparative advantages
and disadvantages of a canal and a lock and dam improvement [by C.
Crozet]
Auditor's annual report [for year ended September 20, 1826] 9742
[1] p. 3 fold, sheets. [2] p. James E. Heath, auditor.
Treasurer's annual report [for year ended September 30, 1826] 9743
19 p. Jerman Baker, treasurer.
Governor's letter communicating the second auditor's report of the
accounts of the literary fund, and the proceedings of the school commis-
sioners in the different counties, September 30, 1826. 9744
33 p. James Brown, Jr., second auditor.
Report of the committee of schools and colleges, respecting primary
schools. 9745
4 p. See house journal, p. 147-150.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, to the
president and directors of the literary fund. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth. 1826. 9746
28 p. James Madison, rector.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, ex-
hibiting the results of an examination into the progress of the students,
&c. &c. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the coimmon-
wealth. 1827. 9747
27 p. Includes Enactments by the rector and visitors of the Univer-
sity of Virginia, for constituting, governing and conducting that Institu-
tion: p. 10-27.
Eleventh annual report of the board of public works, to the general as^
eembly of Virginia. 17th January, 1827. Richmond: Printed by "Thomas
Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth. 1827. 9748
61 p. Includes reports of the following: Upper Appomattox Co., Car-
tersvllle bridge co.. Dismal Swamp canal co., Fairfax turnpike co., Fau-
quier and Alexandria turnpike co.. Falls Bridge turnpike co., Leeplnirg turn-
pike CO., Little river turnpike co., Lynchburg and Salem turnpike co., Man-
chester and Petersburg turnpike co., Potomac company, Richmond dock co.,
Roanoke navigation co.. Snicker's Gap turnpike co., Slate river co.. Swift
Run Gap turnpike co., Shepherdstown and Smythfleld turnpike co., Wells-
burg and Washington turnpike co. Reports of the principal engineer, C.
Crozet, of his operations In 1826.
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Report of the second auditor, transmitting: the accounts of the fund
for internal improvement, and statement relating to surveys, subscriptions
and loans. 9749
22 p.
Report of the commissioner of the Kanawha road and navigation, and
accompanying documents. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer
to the commonwealth. 1827. 9750
20 p. David S. Garland, comraissloner, J. C. Warren, engineer.
Report of the board of the penitentiary and accompanying documents.
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth.
1826, 9751
11 p. Samuel P. Parsons, superintendent.
Report of the joint committee appointed to examine into the state of
the penitentiary institution, and accompanying documents. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth. 1827. 9752
31 p.
Report of the directors of the lunatic hospital, at Williamsburg, Jan-
uary, 1827. 975S
9 p. A. D. Gait, president.
Report of the court of directors of the western lunatic hospital fat
Staunton] November 29, 1826. 9754
4 p. John H. Peyton, president.
Adjutant general's report [for 1826] 9755
[1] p. 1 fold, sheet. Bernard Peyton, adjutant general.
A list of accounta remaining open on the books of the auditor's office,
on the 30th September, 1826, so far as it has been practicable to transfer
and copy the same, made in conformity to an act of the legislature, passed
tiie 25th February, 1820. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer
to the commonwealth. 1827. 9756
33 p.
Report of the committee of finance. 9757
3 p.
Statements of the Bank of the valley of Virginia, and its branches,
on the 1st August, 30th September, and 1st December, 1826. 9758
7 p.
Report of the joint committee on the operations of the armory. 9759
2 p. See journal p. 145, 146.
Report of the superintendent of the armory, and accompanying docu-
menta. 9760
4 p.
Resolutions offered by Mr. Giles. [Resolutions appointing committees
. to inquire whether tfie exclusive jurisdiction over the territory, persons and
things within th$ commonwealth of Virginia was not secured to the state by
the United States constitution, and whether the constitution has given the
general government power to violate the right of private property at its
discretion. Also whether the internal improvement acts passed by the gen-
eral government do not assert a jurisdiction over the territory of the com-
monwealth, and whether the tariff law does not violate the right of private
property] 9761
tU p.
Report of the Select committee upon certain points of fundamental
law and certain differing claims of jurisdiction between this state and the
government of the United States. 9762
5 p. See journal p. 185-191.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections [relating to dele-
gates Robert Douthat of Charles City, Nathaniel Tyler of Fairfax and
Augustine Neale of Richmond county, affected by the act to suppress duel-
ling] 976$
See journal p. 42. 43.
Report [of the committee to whom were referred the report and reso-
lutions from the legislature of the state of Alabama, disapproving resolu-
tions adopted by the legislature of the states of Ohio, New Jersey, Dela-
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ware, Connecticut, Indiana and Illinois, on the subject of colonizing the free
people of color, and emancipating the slaves within the United States] 9764
ri] p. See journal p. 171.
Report on the register's office. 9765
[1] p. See Journal p. 88, 89.
A bill, to amend the "act reducing into one, the several acts declaring
and regulating the practice of suing out writs of scire facias to repeal let-
ters patent." 9766
[1] p.
A bill, concerning primary schools. 9767
9 p.
A bill, providing for the sale of lands forfeited for the non-payment
of taxes, and amendments. 9768
6 p.
A bill, "concerning a convention." 9769
3 p.
Amendments proposed to the bill "concerning a convention." 9770
4 p.
A bill, to amend an act, entitled, "an act to amend the act, entitled,
'an act appointing commissioners to view and mark out a way for a road
from Thornton's gap in the Blue Ridge, to the Little river turnpike road
leading to Alexandria, and to raise a sum of money by lottery for opening
said road.' " 9771
3 p.
' A bill, authorizing a loan for internal improvement, and for other
purposes, and amendments. 9772
* p.
A bill, concerning lotteries, and for other purposes. '' 9773
3 Et
A Dill, concerning circuit courts. 9774
2 V.
A bill, providing for a revision of the laws concerning the judiciary
and judicial proceedings. 9775
2 p.
A bill, to punish the burning, or otherwise injuring of public property,
and for other purposes. ' 9776
2 p.
A bill, to prescribe the method of proceeding in suits, and on petitions
for divorce. 9777
2 p.
A bill, to amend an act, entitled, "an act, to amend an act, entitled, 'an
act to reduce into one act, the several acts concerning executions, and for
the relief of insolvent debtors.' " 9778
2 p.
A bill, "to reduce the expenditures of the militia." 9779
2 p.
Journal of the senate, of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city. of Richmond, on
Monday the fourth day of December, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and twenty-six. Richmond: Printed by John
Warrock, printer to the senate. 1826. 9780
IBS, ril o. 23 cm.
Session began Dec. 4, 1826 and ended March 9, 1827. Wm. C. Holt.
speaker.
[Rules and regulations]: p. 3-6. 9781
[Letter of the governor, John Tyler, Dec. 4, 1826] : p. 6-21. 9782
[Report of the superintendent of the armory, Blair BoIUne, Nov. 30.
18261: p. 25, 26. " 9733
[Letter from Robert Triplett, agent for military land claimants] : p.
34, 36. 9784
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[Report of committee appointed to examine the accounts of the treas-
urer, for the year ending Sep. 30, 1826] : p. 56-58. S'SS
[Report and resolution of the board of public works relative to a turn-
pike road from the Ohio river in Wood county to Winchester] : p. 64, 65.
9786
[Report of committee appointed to examine the penitentiary-]: p.
69-71. 9787
[Letter of the governor, John Tyler, relative to the reprinting of *he
joumais of the legislature]: p. 77, 78. 9788
[Report of committee appointed to examine the armory] : p. 82-84.
9789
[Report of committee appointed to enquire into certain points of
fundamental law, and certain differing claims of jurisdiction between the
government of this state and that of the U. S.] : p. 129-137. 9790
[Report of committee appointed to examine the state of the Bank of
Virgima and the Farmers' bank of Virginia]: p. 153. 9791
Members of the senate,, Dec. 4, 1826 to March 9, 1827: p. [156] 9792
[Bill concerning circtiit courts. Richmond: John Warrock, printer.
1827] 979$
250 copies printed.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on ]tfonday, the fourth day of December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, and of the common-
wealth the fifty-first. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1827, 9794
155 p. 24 cm.
Resolutions: p. 128-140. 9795
Preamble and resolutions upon certain points of fundamental law
and certain differing claims of jurisdiction between this state and the gov-
ernment of the U. S.: p. 128-136. 9796
, Sketch of the laws of the general assembly of Virginia,
passed during the session of 1826-7. 9797
[2] p. 46 bF 29 cm. Copy in library of conKress.
Courts
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of ap-
peals of Virginia. Vol, 4, By Peyton Randolph, counsellor at
law. Richmond, Published by Peter Cottom, and for sale at his
law and miscellaneous book store, 1827, 9798
XI, 683. [1] p. 22 cm.
Cited ns 25 Va. reports.
Cases argued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of Vir-
ginia. January, 1826-February, 1827. p. [l]-668.
ErraU: p. [684]
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports:
Francis T. Brooke, president, WiUiam H. Cabell. John Coalter, John W.
Green, Dabney Carr. Attorney general: John Robertson.
♦Virginia reports , . . annotated under the supervision of
Thomas Johnson Michie. Volumes 5, 6, 7 and 8 Leigh. [1834-
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1828] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company, law publishers,
1904. 9799
916 p. 25 cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1826] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 10, 1808-1835, p. 543-552. 1892. 9800
Constitutional convention. 'Virginia legislature. House of delegates,
January 26, 1827. The bill "concerning a convention," having been en-
grossed for a third reading, by ayes and noes. — ayes 105, noes 99, — upon
the question "Shall this bill pass?" Mr. [W. B.] Giles rose and delivered
the following speech. 9801
Caption title, 17 (?) p. 21cm.
General assembly. Argument before the committee of privileges and
elections, in the case of Robert Douthat [affected by the act to suppress
duelling] returned delegate from the county of Charles City. Richmond,
Printed by Shepherd & Pollard, 1826. 9802
26 p. 22%cm. See house Journal p. 42, 43.
Law.- 'A collection of forms used by the clerks of the courts of law
and equity in Virginia. To which are added, many precedents of declara-
tions, indictments and informations, and some useful forms of convey-
ances. By John Robinson ... 2d ed., in which the various forms have
been adapted to the laws now in force; many new forms inserted; and ref-
erences given to numerous decisions of the general court and court of ap-
peals of Virginia, relating chiefly to questions of practice. By Conway
Robinson . . . Richmond, Shepherd & Pollard, printers, 1826. 9803
xxxvl, 630, [1] p. 21 Hera. Copy In the library of congress.
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia. Second session, commencing February 1st, 1826.
Charlottesville, Va., Chronicle steam book printing house, 1880. 9804
10 p. 21 Hem.
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Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the third day of December, one thousand eight hun-
dred and twenty-seven. Richmond : Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1827, 9805
210 p. 26.7cm.
Session began Dec. 3, 1827 and ended March 1, 1828. Linn Banka,
[Communciation from the governor, W. B. Giles]: p. 6-13. 9806
[Resolutions of Ohio relative to amendment of the U. S. constitu-
tion]: p. 15. . 9807
[Report of the committee on the condition of the land office] : p. 36, 37.
9808
[Report of committee on the contested election of James Baytop and
Thomas Smith] : p. 43-49. 9809
List of expenditures under the direction of the executive council: p.
65-67. 9810
rReport of committee on the condition of the auditor's office] : p. 80.
9811
[Report of the committee on the condition of the treasurer's accounts] :
p. 91, 92. 9812
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[List of members of this house who took the oath prescribed by law] :
p. 99. 9818
[Resolutions of Vermont relative to abolition of slavery, and to
amendments to the U. S. constitution]: p. 110, 111. 9814
[Proceedings of the board of public works relative to the Fauquier and
Alexandria turnpike co.] : p. 116. 9815
[Governor's letter regarding the proceedings of the legislatures of
Georgia and South Carolina respecting the tariiT, internal improvements and
the American colonization society] : p. 146, 147. 9816
[Report of committee on the memorial of James Barron, and propos-
ing resolutions that congress pass a law providing satisfaction for the
claims for lands belonging to officers and men on the Virginia line on
state establishment] : p. 150, 151. _ 9817
[Report of the committee on the condition of Bank of Virginia and
the Farmers' bank of Virginia] : p. 164-170. 9818
[Report of the committee on the state of the armory] : p. 182. 9819
[Report of the principal engineer, C. Crozet, on the duties performed
by him during the past year] : p. 183-196. 9820
Comparative view of the several routes hitherto surveyed for a canal
connexion of the eastern and western waters: p. 192, 193. 9821
[Resolutions of Ohio relative to the resolutions of South Carolina re-
specting the constitutional powers of the general government] : p. 201, 202.
9822
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
500 copies of each prlntetl, unless otherwise st&ted. The titles are
printed in the order in which they occur in the bound volumes.
Governor'? message, and accompanying documents. 9824
28 p. 1.000 copies printed. W. B. Giles, governor. See journal p. 6-lS.
Includes [Presentation of swords to nearest male relative of Captain
John Ritchie, and of Major Andrew Hunter Holmes] [Return of adjutant
general. Bernard Peyton for 1827] Report of the commandant of the public
guard, Blair Balling. [Report on the Cartersville bridge] [Letter of Bur-
well Bassett relative to the census] [L,etter of Saml. P. Parsons, superin-
tendent of the penitentiary relative to conditions In other penitentiaries, in-
cluding a list of free persons of color, sentenced to transportation] Remarks
on the most urgent Improvements In Virginia [by C. Crozet] [Resolution*
of Maine relative to the subject of internal improvement]
Auditor's annual report [for year ending Sept. 30, 1827] 9825
14 p. James E. Heath, auditor.
Treasurer's annual report [for year ending September 30, 1827] 9826
19 p. Jerman Baker, treasurer.
Governor's letter communicating the second auditor's report of the
accounts of the literary fund, and the proceedings of the school commis-
sioners in the different counties, September 30, 1827. 9827
31 p. James Brown, jr., 2d auditor.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, to the
president and directors of the literary fund July 19th, 1827. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1827. 9828
32 p. James Madison, rector. Includes a Statement of students who
distinguished themselves at the public examination: p. 5-7. 9829
Twelfth annual report of the board \of public works, to the general
assembly of Virginia, 24th January, 1828. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1828. 9830
29 p.
Includes reports of Cartersville bridge co.. Upper Appomattox co..
Dismal Swamp canal co., Fairfax turnpike Co., Fauquier and Alexandria
turnpike co., Fallsbrldge turnpike co., Leesburg turnpike CO., Little river
turnpike co., Lynchhurg and Salem turnpike co., Manchester and Peters-
burg turnpike co., Richmond dock CO., Roanoke navigation CO., Slate river
CO., Staunton and James river CO., Shepherdstown and Smithfleld turnpike
CO., Snicker's Gap turnpike CO., Swift Run Gap turnpike co., Wellsburg and
Washington turnpike co. .
Report on the survey of James river [by C. Crozet] 98S1
34 p.
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Report of the principal engineer on the rail-way from the coal-pits to
James river. 9SZ2
Report of the second auditor, transmitting the accounts of the fund
for internal improvement, for the year ending 30th November, 1827. 9833
10 D.
Second auditor's report [in accordance with resolution of house of
delegates, 4 February 18281 giving revenue of lower James river canal,
articles on which tolls were paid on lower James river canal, receipts and
disbursements of the James river company, expenditures made out of loans,
all in the year ending Slst December 1827] 9834
8 p.
Report of the commissioner on the Kanawha road and navigation, to
the general assembly of Virginia. 9835
19 p. David S. Garland, commissioner. John Staples, engineer.
Proceedings of the board of public works, in relation to certain por-
tions of the governor's message, and the report of the commissioner of the
Kanawha road and navigation, to the general assembly. 9836
3 p.
Proceedings of the board of public works, on the subject of the Car-
tersville bridge company. 9837
4 p.
Report on the penitentiary [for year ending Sept. 30, 1827] 9838
9 p. Samuel P. Parsons, superintendent.
Report of the joint committee of the senate and house of delegates
appointed to examine the penitentiary institution. 9839
7 p. See Journal p. 111-114.
Report of the directors of the lunatic hospital, at Williamsburg, Janu-
ary. 1828. 9840
10 p. A. D. Gait, president.
Report of the court of directors of the Western 'lunatic hospital
[Staunton] December 1827. 9841
4 p. John H. Peyton, president.
Report of the committee of finance. 9842
3 p.
Report of a special committee of the senate of South Carolina on the
resolutions submitted by Mr. Ramsay, on the subject of state rights; report
adopted by the legislature of Georgia on the tariff and internal improve-
ment; report adopted by the legislature of Georgia, on African colonization;
report of the select committee [of legislature of Virginia] on the South
Carolina and Georgia resolutions. 9843
18, [11 p.
Report of the committee to whom were referred the memorials and
petitions of the societies auxiliary to the American colonization society.
9844
5 p.
Substitute proposed to the report of the committee to whom were
referred the memorials and petitions of the societies auxiliary to the Amer-
ican colonization society. 9845
3 p.
Report of a committee, appointed to enquire into the nature and ex-
tent of the evils arising from the present unsettled state of land titles on
the western waters of Virginia, and to devise a remedy therefor, with leave
to report by bill or otherwise. 984S
6 p.
A bill, for settling and adjusting the titles to lands on the western
waters of Virginia. 9847
4 p.
A bill, concerning circuit courts, and substitutes. 9648
12 p.
A bill, concerning circuit courts. 9849
4 p.
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A bill, authorizing special sessions of chancery courts in the counties
and corporations of the commonwealth. 9850
2 p.
A bill, imposing taxes for the support of the government. 9851
3 p.
A bill, appropriating the public revenue. 9852
7. p.
A bill, concerning the literary fund, and amendments. 9853
4 p.
A bill, altering the present mode of making and keeping in repair the
public roads in the commonwealth. 9854
4 p.
A bill, to re-organize the Board of public works. 9855
« p.
A bill, concerning the Baltimore and Ohio rail-road. 9856
2 p.
A bill, establishing camps of instruction [for militia] 9857
3 p.
A bill, "concerning a convention." 9858
4 p. 750 copies printed.
A bUl, concerning discounts and off-sets. 9859
2 p.
A bill, concerning clerks of courts, and other ofRcers. 9860
2 p. 750 copies printed.
A biU, concerning indemnifying bonds, for the sale of property, under
execution. 9861
tn p.
A bill, changing the punishment of free negroes and mulattoes, in
certain cases. 9862
« p.
A bill, "to amend the 'act reducing into one, the several acts, declaring
and regulating the practice of serving out writs of scire facias to repeu
letters patent.'" 9863
m p.
A bill, concerning the trial by jury. 9864
ril D.
Journal of the senate, of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the third day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and twenty-seven. Richmond: Printed by John War-
rock, printer to the senate. 1827. 9665
154. ril D. 23 ctn.
Session bearan Dec. 3, 1S27 and ended March 1, 1828. Wra. C. Holt,
ipeaker.
[Rules and regulations] : p. 3-6. 9866
[Letter of the governor, W. B. GUes, Dec. 3, 1827] : p. 6-19. 9867
[Report from the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia,
James Madison, rector, July 19, 1827] : p. 20-22. 9868
[Report of committee appointed to examine the accounts of the treas-
urer, for year ending Sep. 30, 18271 : p. 39. 9869
[Report of the committee appointed to examine the penitentiary]:
p. 48-55. 9870
[Letter of Francis T. Brooke, president of the convention opposed to
the election of Andrew Jackson as president] : p. 61. 9871
[Report of the committee appointed to examine the armory]; p, 112,
113. 9872
Members of the senate who served Dec. 3, 1827-March 1, 1828 r
p. [155] 9873
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Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the third day of December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and twenty-seven, and of the com-
monwealth the fifty-second. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1828. 9874
142 p. 21 H cm.
Resolutions: p. 123-142. 9875
Report and resolutions relative to claims for lands, belonging to offi-
cers and men of the Virginia line, on state establishment, employed in the
land and naval service, in the war of the revolution: p. 123-124. 9876
Courts
Reports of cases argued and, determined in the court of ap-
peals of Virginia : to which are added. Reports of cases decided
in the general court of Virginia. Vol. 5. By Peyton Randolph,
counsellor at law. Richmond, Published by Peter Cottom, and
for sale at his law and miscellaneous book store, 1828. 9877
X p., 1 1., 736 p. 22 cm.
Cited »s 2fi Va. reports.
Errata following p. x.
Cases argued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of Vir-
ginia. March-August, 1827. p. [11-598.
Appendix, no. 1, Opinion of Judge Cabell, in the case of Land v.
Jeffries (p. 268) p. [599]-615. 9878
Appendix, no. 2. (See p. 418) Price's reports, vol. 4. page 50. Easter
T. 57 Geo. 3, to Trin. T. 57 Geo. 3. p. [6171-622. 9879
Cases decided by the general court of Virginia. November, 1826-No-
vember, 1827. p. [6251-728.
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports:
Francis T. Brooke, president, William H. Cabell, John Coalter, John W.
Green, Dabney Carr. Attorney general: John Robertson. 9880
Judges of the general court during the period of these reports: Rob-
ert White, Archibald Stuart, William Brockenbrough, Peter Johnston, Daniel
Smith, James Allen, William A. G. Dade, Fleming Saunders, William Daniel,
James Semple, Richard E. Parker, Lewis Summers, Thomas T. Bouldin,
Philip P. Barbour to February 22, 1827, Abel P. Upshur, Richard H. Field
from March 3, 1827. 9881
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of ap-
peals of Virginia : to which are added. Reports of cases decided
in the general court of Virginia. Vol. 6. By the late Peyton
Randolph, counsellor at law. Richmond, Printed by Samuel
Shepherd & co. for the author, 1829. 9882
xi, [1], 790p. plate. 22cm.
Cited as 27 Va. reports.
Errata following p. xi.
Cases argued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of Vir-
ginia. August, 1827-December, 1828. p. [l]-664.
Cases decided by the general court of Virginia. November, 1828.
p. [6651-733.
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Appendix. Reports of the cases of Thomas Shirley v. Joshua Long,
and Thomas Shirley v. Elizabeth and William Long and others, decided in
the supreme court of appeals August, 1827. p. [735J-772. 9888
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports:
Francis T. Brooke, president. William H. Cabell, John Coalter, John W.
Green, Dabney Carr. Attorney general: John Robertson. 9884
Judges of the general court during the period of these reports: Rob-
ert White, Archibald Stuart, William Brockenbrough, Peter Johnston, Dan-
iel Smith, James Allen, William A. G. Dade, Fleming Saunders, William
Daniel, James Semple, Richard E. Parker, Lewis Summers, Thomas T. Boul-
din, Abel P. Upshur, Richard H. Field. 9885
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of ap-
peal^ of Virginia : to which are added, reports of cases decided in
the general court of Virginia. Volume 6. By the late Peyton
Randolph, counsellor-at-law. Second edition. Richmond: R. F.
Walker, supt. public printing. 1875. 9886
xH, 886 p. 23 cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1827] In Calendar of Virginia state,
papers, v. 10, 1808-1835, p. 552-562. 1892. 9887
Bail in civil actimis. [Amendment to the act, entitled. An act further
to amend the several laws concerning bail in civil actions. Richmond: John
Warrock, printer. 18281 9888
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Baltimore & Ohio railroad. [Bill concerning the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad company, with amendments. Richmond: John Warrock, printer.
1828] 9889
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Cartersville bridge co. 'Documents laid before the legislature at the
session of 1827-28 upon the application of the Cartersville bridge co. for a
loan or lottery to rebuild the bridge. Richmond. 1828. 9890
'[Chesapeake and Ohio canal company] Laws relative to the Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal. Washington, Printed by Way & Gideon, 1827. 9891
28 p. 21 Hem.
Act. and amendments to the act (of Virgrinia) incorporating the Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal company, passed Jan. 27, 1824 — Jan. 2»;, 1826.
Act, and amendments to the act (of Maryland) confirming the act of
Virginia, passed Jan. 31, 1825 Tetc.l Extracts from the act (and supplement
to the act) for the promotion of Intprnal Improvement, passed March 8, 1826.
Act (of the United States) confirminK the acts of VIrirlnIa and Maryland.
Act (of Pennsylvania) incorporating the Chesapeake and Onio canal
company.
Constitutional convention. [Amendment to the bill concerning a con-
vention. -Richmond: John Warrock, printer. 1828] 9892
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
Sales on executions. [Amendment to the bill concerning indemnifying
bonds for the sale of property under execution, together with said bill.
Richmond: John Warrock, printer. 1828] 9893
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the tTniversity of Virginia. Third session, February Ist-July 20th, 1827.
Charlottesville, Va., Chronicle steam book printing house, 1880. 9894
9 p. 21% cm.
Enactments by the rector and visitors of the University of Vir-
ginia, for constituting, governing & conducting that institution. For the use
of the University. [Charlottesville] Printed by C. P. M'Kennie, 1827. 9895
56 p. 24cm. Copy in the library of contrress.
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Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the first day of December, one thousand eight hun-
dred and twenty-eight. Richmond : Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1828. 9896
250 p. 27.7cm.
Session beg-an Dec. 1, 1828 and ended Feb. 28, 1829. Linn Banks.
Rules and orders: p. 3-6. 9897
[Communication from the governor, W. B. Giles] : p. 6-14. 9898
[Letter from the treasurer relative to the Chesapeake and Ohio tanal,
and transmitting his accounts with the Cincinnati society] : p. 17-19. 9899
[Report of the superintendent of the armory, Blair Boiling for year
ending Nov. 30, 1828]: p. 23, 24. 9900
[Report of committee on the contested election of P. M. Goggin and
S. M. Noel of Bedford] : p. 58, 59. 9901
[Report of the committee on the condition of the land office] : p. 80, 81.
9902
A list of warrants upon the contingent fund, Oct. 1, 1827 to Sept. 30,
• 1828, by order of executive council: p. 82-86. 9903
[Report of committee on- the auditor's office] : p. 96. 9904
A statement, shewing the amount and several items thereof, of money
drawn for purposes of internal improvement from the proceeds of the reve-
nue proper, in the treasury, by laws passed since the passage of the act
creating and setting apart a fund for internal improvement [prepared by
the auditor] : p. 100, 101. 9905
[Report of the court of directors of the lunatic hospital at Williams-
burg, A. D. Gait, president]: p. 110-115. 9906
[Proceedings of board of public works in relation to Wellsburg and
Washington turnpike co.l : p. 139. 9907
[Report of John Worth, commissioner, on road from Clarksburg to
Point Pleasant]: p. 145. 9908
[Proceedings of the board of public works relative to the Manchester
and Petersburg turnpike co.] : p. 149-151. 9909
[Report of committee on memorial of the sureties of John Preston,
late treasurer]: p. 156, 157. . 9910
[Report of committee on the condition of the Bank of Virginia and
Farmers' bank of Virginia, Northwestern bank of Virginia, and Bank of tiie
Valley in Virginia]: p. 197-211. 9911
[Correspondence relative to an act of Feb. 22, 1813, entitled an act
authorizing the executive to appoint commissioners to unite with commis-
sioners on the part of the U. S., in running the dividing line between tiie
land reserved and the lands ceded by this commonwealth in Ohio] : p. 213.
9912
[Proceedings of the Kentucky legislature relative to the hospital for
watermen on the Ohio river at Smithland] : p. 214, 215. 9913
[Report of committee on the condition of the armory] : p. 233. 9914
[Report of the committee on the condition of the public library, in-
cluding a statement of the library fund, by William H. Richardson, libra-
rian]: p. 247-249. 9915
[Documents as appendix] :
AU documents were Issued In an edition of 600 copies unless other-
wise stated. The titles appear tn the order in which they occur in the bound
volumes.
Governor's message and accompanying documents. 9917
51 p. W. B. Giles, governor. See Journal p. 6-14. 760 copies printed.
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[Presentation of sword to Mr. Holt, representative of Cat>t. Robert Hen-
ley] Resolutions of Maryland respecting the Shepherdstown bridgre co. Rules
and reKuIations to be observed in tlie library of Virginia. Correspondence
upon the subject of the presentation of the map. Estimate of covering the
roof of the bell house. Samuel P. Parsons' letter upon the penitentiaries In
this and other states. Documents in relation to the deaf and dumb. Corre-
spondence relative to an application by Capt. Edward Richardson for a
court of inquiry. Adjutant general's report, Bernard Peyton, adjutant gen-
eral. Correspondence in relation to the Kanawha turnpilie road. Proceed-
ings of the Charlottesville convention [considering the subject of internal
improvement, James Madison, president] Memorial of the Charlottesville
convention. Vote on the convention question.
Auditor's annual report Tfor year ending Sept. 30, 1828] 9918
14 p. .Tames R. Heath, auditor.
Treasurer's annual report [for year ending September 30, 1828] 9919
31 p. 1 fold, sheet. Lawson Burfoot, treasurer.
Report of the joint committee, to examine the treasurer's accounts.
9920
15 p. See Journal p. 122-124.
Governor's letter communicating the second auditor's report of the
accounts of the literary fund, and the proceedings of the school commis-
sioners in the different counties, September 30, 1828. 9931
28 p. James Brown, Jr., second auditor.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, to the
president and directors of the literary fund. July 24, 1828. Richmond:
Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1829. 9922
35 p. Jomes Madison, rector.
Report of the second auditor, transmitting the accounts of the fund for
internal improvement, for the year ending the 30th November, 1828. 992S
U '*•
Report on the second auditor's office. 9924
[1] p. See Journal p. 44, 45.
Thirteenth annual report of the Board of public works, to the general
assembly of Virginia. 23rd January, 1829. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1829. 9925
32 p.
Reports of the principal engineer, accompanying the thirteenth annual
report of the board of public works. 9926
25 p. C. Crozet, principal ensrlneer.
Documentary evidence on the condition and tolls of the Kanawha' river.
(Called for by the house of delegates, and submitted by the Board of public
works.) January 30, 1829. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer
for the commonwealth. 1829. 9927
35 p.
Tolls on the Kanawha river. [Report adopted at meeting of president
and directors of the board of public works, January 28, 18291 9928
2 p.
Chesapeake and Ohio canal. Schedule of contracts let in August,
[October, December] 1828, with the estimated quantities of work to be per-
formed, and the prices accepted. Excavation, embankment, and walling.
. , 1., K . 9929
4 foin. sneets.
Report of the commissioners appointed to view certain rivers within
the commonwealth of Virginia, in the year 1812. 9930
iix«T».vJ?i?''™..w°'"' Marshall. James Breckenridge. William Lewis, James
McDowell, William Caruthers and Andrew Alexander, commissioners.
Report of the principal engineer [C. Crozet] In 1826 on improvement of
James river by loclts and dams, and by sluices. Comparative advantage*
and disadvantages of a canal, and a lock and dam improvement [by C
.Xii ^^^°li °' principal engineer, in 1828, on his survey of James river.
in 1827. p. 9-45,
Proceedings of the Charlottesville convention [for the consideration of
the subject of the internal improvement of the state, July 14. 18281 9931
15 p. James Madison, president. ' > * > j »»
V TReport of the auditor, in accordance with the resolutions of the
house of delegates, the first, December 9, 1828, asking for two tabular state-
ments, showmg different classes of population, and the annual revenue in
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the several counties of each congressional and senatorial district of Vir-
grinia; the second, December 10, 1828, requiring said statements to show the
direct assessments in each county, on lands, slaves, and other personal i>rop-
erty, distinguished from merchants' and other licenses, exhibiting, also, area
in acres of each county] 9932
12 D. 750 copies printed.
Census of Virginia for the year 1810. 9933
4 p.
Census of Virginia for the year 1820. 9934
5 fold, sheets.
[Report of the auditor in accordance with resolution of the house of
delegates December 16, 1828, requesting tabular statement showing number
of retail and wholesale merchants' licenses granted in each county and cor-
poration in Virginia during the fiscal ye'ar] 9935
4 D.
Report of adjutant-general \&n additional report] 9936
3 p.
Report of the court of directors of the Western lunatic hospital,
December 1828. 9937
7 p. John H. Peyton, president. S. M. Woodward, keeper.
Report on the penitentiary institution. 9938
8 p. Saml. F. Parsons, superintendent.
Report of the joint committee of the senate and house of delegates,
appointed to examine the penitentiary institution. 9940
6 p. See journal p. 190-193, 216-218.
Memorial of the auxiliary society of Powhatan, for colonivting in
Africa, the free people of colour of the United States. 9941
4 p.
Report of the committee, to whom were referred sundrjj memorials
on the subject of colonizing the free people of colour in Virginia. 9942
3 p.
Report of the select committee on the resolutions of Georgia and
i'outh Carolina. [Resolutions relative to tariff and internal improvement]
9943
10 p. See Journal p. 221-226. Printed also In octavo by Thomas W.
White. 16 p.
.Fenk statements. [Bsnk of the Valley and Northwestern bank of
Virginia; state of those institutions on 31 January, 1st February and April,
1828] 9944
4 p.
Report of the committee cf finance. 9945
3 p. See Journal p. 234-236.
A list of accounts, remaining open on the books of the auditor's office,
on the SOth September, 1828. so far as it has been practicable to transfer the
same, made in compliance with an act of the legislature, passed 25th Febru-
ary, 1820. Richmond: Prit'ted by Thomas Ritchie, printer for the oommon-
wealth. 1829. 9946
31 p.
Bills:
All bills issued tn ap edition of 500 copies unless otherwise stated.
A bill, to organise a convention. 9948
8 n. 7B0 copies prtnteil.
Mr. Pitt's substitute. A bill, to organize a convention. 9949
6 p.
Amendment offered by Mr. Mason, of Frederick, to the bill, "t-o organ-
ize a convention." 99,'>0
[1] p.
Mr. Zinn's proposed amendment, to the bill, "to organize a conven-
tion." 9951
6 p.
Mr. Nelson's plan, "for organizing a convention." 9952
2 p.
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Amendment, intended to be offered by Mr. Doddridge, to the bill, "to
orjraniye a convention." 9953
4 p.
Amendment, by Mr. Doddridge, to the bill, "to organize a convention."
9954 ,
3 p.
Further amendments by Mr. Doddridge, to the bill, "to organize a
convention." 9955
' 2 p.
Amendment offered by Mr. Terrill, to the bill "to organize a oonven-
tion." 9956
4 p.
Amendment offered by Mr. Rutherfoord, to the bill "to organize a con- *
vention." 9957
2 p.
Amendment offered by Mr. Fitzhugh of • Fairfax to Mr. Terrill's
amendment to the bill "To organize a convention." 9958
1 p.
Amendment, offered by Mr. Fitzhugh of Fairfax, to the bill, "to or-
ganize a convention." 9959
[1] p.
Mr. Gordon's amendment, to a bill, "to organize a convention." 9960
in p.
Report of the committee of finance on so much of the governor's com-
munication as relaites to the treasury department [a bill to prescribe the
mode of paying public monies into and out of the treasury] 9961
4 p.
A bill, imposing taxes for the support of government. 9962
3 p.
A biU, appropriatimg the public revenue. 996S
2 p.
A bill, to amend the act, entitled, "an act to reduce into one act the
several acts, concerning the literary fund." 9964
5 p.
A bill, providing for certain loans of money for purposes of intomal
improvement, and making appropriations thereof. 9965
4 p.
A bill, for the partition of lands in certain cases. 9966
2 D.
Amendments, proposed by the committee for courts of justice, to the
bill to them committed, entitled, "a bill, for the partition of lands in certain
cases." 9967
[1] p.
Journal of the senate, of the commonwealth of Virjrinia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day tiie first day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and twenty-eight. Richmond : Printed by John War-
rock, printer to the senate. 1828. 9968
156 p. 22cni.
' Session be^an Dec. 1, 1828 and ended Feb. 27, 1829. Wm. C. Holt,
speaker.
[Rules and regulations]: p. 3-6. 9969
[Letter of the grovemor, W. B. Giles, Dec. 1, 1828] : p. 6-23. 9970
[Preamble and resolutions on the subject of the tariff of the U. S.] :
p. 128-139. 9970a
Members of the senate, Dec. 1, 1828-Feb. 28, 1829: p. 156. 9971
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Session Laws
Acts passed at a greneral assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the first day of December, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and twenty-eight, and of the com-
monwealth the fifty-third. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1829. 9972
191 p. 23 cm.
Resolutions: p. 159-171. 9973
Preamble and resolutions on the subject of the tariff laws of the
United States: p. 159-170. 9974
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1828] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 10, 1808-1835, p. 562-565. 1892. 9975
Cartersyille bridge company. *To the speakers and members of both
houses of the general assembly of Virginia. Randolph Harrison begs leave
to offer a respectful memorial ... in relation to the^Cartersville bridge
company . . . [1828] 9976
<p. 4 to.
Chesapeake and Ohio canal company. *Chesapeake and Ohio canal
company. Acts of the states of Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania, and
of the Congrress of the United States, in relation to the Chesapeake & Ohio
canal company; with the proceedings of the convention, which led to the
formation of the said company. Also, the acts and resolutions of the states
of Virginia and Maryland concerning the Potomac company. To which are
appended the by-laws, list of officers, &c. of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
company. With a Copious index, Washington, Printed by Gales & Seaton,
1828. 9977
148, IS p. 23cni. Copy in the library of congress.
Constitutional Convention. [Bill to organize a convention. Richmond:
John Warrock, printer, 18291 9978
260 copies printed separately for the senate. No copy seen.
Georgia and South Carolina resolutions. Report of the select com-
mittee, on the resolutions of Georgia and South Carolina, in the Virginia
legislature. Adopted February 21, 1829. By William O. Goode, esq,, mem-
ber of the house of delegates from Mecklenburg county. Richmond, Printed
by Thomas W. White. 1829. 9979
16 p. 21 cm. See journal of house, p. 221-22S. An edition In quarto
of this report was printed with the documents of this session, the list of
which see.
[Report of the select committee on the Georgia and South Car-
olina resolutions relative to the tariff and internal improvement, Richmond:
Samuel Shepherd & co., printers, 18291 9980
No copy seen. 30 copies printed. See voucher in contingent fund
May 20, 1829.
Internal improvement. *To the honourable the speakers and members
of the house of delegates of Virginia, the memorial of the convention as-
sembled at Charlottesville, on the subject of internal improvement. [July
14. 18281 9981
broadside. 50 by 30 cm. Copy In library of con«rress. The proceedings
of the convention was printed as one of the documents of this session.
Library. A catalogue of the library of the state of Virginia, airanged
alphabetically, under different heads, with the number and size of the vol-
umes of each work, and its edition specified. To which is prefixed the rules
and regulations provided for its government, in conformity with the third
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section of "An act concerning the public library," passed February 11th,
1828. Richmond, Printed by Sami Shepherd & co., 1828. 9982
1 p. 1., [iil]-v, [6]-31 p. 21cm.
Militia. [Report of the adjutant general, Bernard Peyton, on the
militia. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1829] 998S
500 copies separately printed. No separate seen. This report was also
printed as one of the documents accompanyln«r the Rrovernor's messaire.
Public works. The eleventh, twelfth and thirteenth annual reports of
the board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia: also, a col-
lection of acts and resolutions of the general assembly, pas.sed at the sessions
of 1826-27, 1827-28, and 1828-29, and other documents, on subjects connected
with the fund for internal improvement. Vol. 5. Richmond, Printed by Sam-
uel Shepherd & co., 1829. 9984
1 D. 1.. 606 D. 22 cm.
This is the eeneral title page for the three following; reports bound
together, pased consecutively. And with an Index to the whole.
Acts "nd resolutions of the arene<'al assemhlv, relating to the fund
for Internal Improvement, passed at the sessions of 1826-27, 1827-28, 1828-2$.
p. [545] -590.
Index: p. [5911-606.
Eleventh annual report of the president and directors of the
board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia, January 17th,
1827. rWith returns and reports of internal improvement companies]
Richmond, Shepherd & Pollard, printers, 1827. 9985
169 p. 22 cm. Principal enKineer: C. Croiet.
Extract relating to internal improvement, from governor Tyler's
message to the general assembly, December 4, 1826. p. [110] -118. MM
List of all surveys made by the public engineer, 1817-1825. p. 140-149.
9987
Includes information submitted by second auditor relative to internal
improvement companies. 9988
Twelfth annual report of the president and directors of the
board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia, January 24th,
1828. [With returns and reports of internal improvement companies]
Richmond, Printed by Samuel Shepherd & co., 1828. 9939
[171] -410 p. 22 cm. Principal engineer: C. Crozet.
Extract relating to the internal improvement of the state, from gov-
ernor Giles's message to the general assembly, December 3, 1827. p. [396]-
399. 9990
Includes information submitted by second auditor relative to Internal
improvement companies. 9991
Thirteenth annual report of the president and directors of the
board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia, January 23,
1829. [With returns and reports of internal improvement companies]
Richmond, Printed by Samuel Shepherd & co., 1829. 9992
[4111-544 p. 22 cm. Practical engineer: C. Crozet.
Includes information submitted by second auditor relative to internal
improvement companies. 9993
Acts and resolutions of general assembly relating to the fund for in-
ternal improvement, passed 1826-27, 1827-28. 1828-29: p. 545-590. 9994
Tariff. 'Speech on the anti-tariff resolutions, passed at the session of
the legislature of Virgrinia, 1828-9. Accompanied by sundry notes and docu-
ments. By Joseph C. Cabell, late of the senate of Virginia. Richmond: T.
W. White, printer. 1831. 9995
58 p. 8vo.
Taxation. [Instructions of the auditor to th3 commissioners of the
revenue. Richmond: Samuel Shepherd & co., printers. 1828] 9996
No copy seen. 170 copies printed.
University of Virginia. Catalog^ie of the I'brary of the University of
Virginia, arranged alphabetically under different heads, with the number
and size of the volumes of each work, and its edition specified; also, a no-
tice of such donations of books as have been made to the university.
Charlottesville, Va., Published by GUmer, Davis & co., 1828. 9997
1 0. 1., 131-114 o. 22cm.
A catalogue of the officers and students of the University of
Virginia. Fourth session, 1827-1828. Charlottesville, Chronicle steam book
printing, 1880. 9998
9 p. 21 Hem.
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Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the seventh day of December, one thousand eight
hundred and twenty-nine. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1829. 9999
195 p. 26.6cin.
Session began Dec. 7, 1829 and ended Feb. 23, 1830. Linn Ban)cs, speaker.
Rules anrf orders: p. 3-7. 10000
[Communication from the governor, W. B. Giles] : p. 7-10. 10001
TReport of the committee on the contested election of John Stanger
and Charles L. Crockett of Wythel: p. 38-45. 10002
[Report of committee respecting the eligibility of Humphrey Billups,
a minister of the gospel, and delegate from Matthews] : p. 60, 61, 70, 71.
10003
[Report of committee on the second auditor's office] : p. 63. 10004
[Resolutions of Veimont relative to the method of electing the presi-
dent and vice president of the U. S.l : p. 65. 10005
[Report of the court of directoirs for the Western lunatic hospital,
Dec. 31, 1829, John H. Peyton, president, S. M. Woodward, keeper] : p. 82-85.
10006
[Report of committee on the condition of the land office]: p. 87.
10007
[Resolutions of Georgia relative to the method of electing the presi-
dent and vice-president of the U. S.] : p. 107. 10008
[Resolutions of Louisiana]: p. 109. 10009
[List of members who have taken the prescribed oath] : p. 120. 10010
Report of the James river company on the subject of sundry resolu-
tions of the committee of roads and internal navigation] : p. 123, 124. 10011
[Resolutions of Pennsylvania relative to the tariff of 1828] : p. 136.
10012
[Report of committee on the condition of the Bank of Virginia and
the Farmers' bank of Virginia] : p. 149-155. 10013
List of warrants issued upon the contingent fund Oct. 1, 1828 to Sept.
80, 1829, by the executive council: p., 165, 166. 10014
[Letter from H. G. Otis, mayor of Boston, expressing his detestation
of the sentiments in a pamphlet recently published in Boston] : p. 172, 173.
10015
[Report of committee in relation to the library, including the report
of the librarian, William H. Richardson] : p. 175-179. 10016
[Report of committee on the armory]: p. 182, 183. 10018
[Report of committee on the copdition of the governor's house and
furniture]: p. 184. 10019
[Resolutions of Tennessee relative to the State turnpike co.] : p. 192.
10020
[Documents as appendix] :
500 copies of each printed, unless otherwise stated.
Governor's letter, and accompanying documents. Doc. no. 1. 10022
27 p. 1 fold, sheet bet. p. 8 and 9. 750 copies printed. W. H. Giles,
srovernor. See Journal p. 7-10.
Correspondence touching the unsatisfied claims of the officers and sol-
diers of the revolution in the Virginia line. Report of adjutant general,
Bernard Peyton, for 1829. Report of superintendent of the armory, Blair
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BoUins. CirculftT respecting arming the militia, Au«r. 8, 1829. Rules and
regulations for government of the officers of the penitentiary, Juno, 1829.
Rules and remilatlong for the government of the prisoners In the penlten-
tiarr, June, 1829. Report of the superintendent of the penitentiary, Samuel
P. Parsons. Correspondence relative to the map of Virginia. Missouri resolu-
tions and report relative to the report and resolutions of Georgia. Resolu-
tions of Mississippi and Connecticut respecting the tariff.
Auditor's annual report [for year ending September 30, 1829] Doc.
no. 2. 10023
13 p. James E. Heath, auditor.
Treasurer's annual report [for year ending September 30, 1829] Doc.
no. 3. 10024
12 p. LawBon Burfoot, treasurer.
Second auditor's report of the accounts of the literary fund, and the
proceedings of the school commissioners, in the different counties, Septem-
ber 30, 1829. Doc. no. 4. 1002.5
28 D. James Brown. Jr., 2d auditor.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, to the
president and directors of the literary fund. July 21, 1829. Doc. no. 6.
10026
•4 p. .Tames Monroe, rector pro tern.
Accounts of the fund for internal improvement for the year ending
30th November, 1829. Doc. no. 6. 10027
10 p.
Report of the joint committee, to examine the treasurer's accounts.
Doc. no. 7. 10028
* p.
Report on the second auditor's office. Doc. no. 8. ' 10029
2 p.
Report of the board of directors of the penitentiary institution. Doc.
no. 9. 10030
11 p. Samuel P. Parsons, superintendent.
Report of the second auditor, relative to the receipts and disburse-
ments of the Jsimes river company, for the last year. Doc. no. 10. 10031 ■
.■; p.
Report of the auditor of public accounts, relative to the amount paid
from the treasury for tobacco burnt, the amount of receipts from inspectors
and superintendents of public warehouses; the amount disbursed in erection,
repairs and expenses of warehouses; the number of hogsheads of tobacco
upon which duty has been paid, and the amount and character of charges
on the tobacco fund. Doc. no. 11. 10032
6 p.
Report of the directors of the lunatic hospital, at Williamsburg, Jan-
uary, 1830. Doc. no. 12. 10033
8 D. A. D. Gait, president.
Bill of rights Funanimously adopted, June 12, 17761 and an amended
constitution or form of government for Virginia [adopted January 14thl
1830. Doc. no. 13. 10031
' p.
» Report of the committee on revolutionary claims. Doc. no. 14. 10035
4 D. See lourna) p. 127-130.
Substitute proposed to the report of the committee on revolutionary
claims. Doc. no. 15. 10036
3 D. See Journal p. 131-134.
Fourteenth annual report of the board of public works, to the general
assembly of Virginia. 22d January, 1830. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth, 1830. Doc. no. 16. 10037
50 p. Reports of the principal engineer [C. Crozet] accompanying the
14th annual report of the board: p. 39-50.
Report of the joint committee appointed to examine into thtf state of
the penitentiary institution. Doc. no. 17. 10038
2 D. See journal p.* 113-115.
Report of the committee of finance, upon the revenue and expenditures.
Doc. no. 18. 10039
3 D. See Journal p. 110-112.
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A list of accounts remaining open on the books of the auditor's office
on the 30th September, 1829, so far as it has been practicable to transfer
the same, made in compliance with an act of the legfislature, passed the
25th February, 1820. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer for
the commonwealth, 1830. Doc. no. 19. 10040
31 p.
Report of the committee on agriculture and manufactures [relative
to the duties on tobacco exported or manufactured] Doc. no. 20. 10041
3 p. See journal p. 180-182.
Bills:
A bill, imposing taxes for the support of government. 10042
3 p. .
A bill, appropriating the public revenue. 10043
2 D.
A bill, further to extend the charter of the Bank of Virginia, and for
other purposes. 10044
2 p.
Amendments proposed by W. O. Goode to the bill extending the char-
ter of the Bank of Virginia. 10045
[11 p.
A bill, to extend the charter of the Bank of the valley in Virginia,
and for other purposes. 10046
2 p.
A bill, to extend the charter of the North Western bank of Virginia,
and for other purposes. 10047
2 p.
A bill, concerning lands returned delinquent and forfeited for non-
payment of taxes. 10048
3 p.
Amendments, proposed to the bill "concerning lands retimed delin-
quent and forfeited for non-payment of taxes." 10049
2 p.
A bill, further to amend an act, entitled, "an act to organize a con-
vention." 10050
4 p.
An amendment, proposed by the senate to the bill, entitled, "an act
to amend an act, entitled, 'an act to organize a convention.' " 10051
6 p.
A bill, to reduce the shipping duty on tobacco, and to secure to the
owner the draughts or samples of his tobacco. 10052
ti] p.
Substitute, proposed by the committee for courts of justice, to the bill
to them re-committed, entitled, "a bill to prevent the circulation of seditious
writings, and for other purposes." 10053
_ 2 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the seventh day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and twenty-nine. Richmond: Printed by John War-
rock, printer to the senate. 1829. 10054
120 p. 21.7cm.
Session began Dec. 7, 1829 and ended Feb. 23, 1830. Wm. C. Holt,
[Rules and regulations] : p. 3-6. 10055
[Letter of the governor, W. B. GUes, Dec. 7, 1829] : p. 6-12. 10056
[Report of committee of general laws relative to the bUl fixing the
compensation of the officers of the court of appeals] : p. 76, 77. 10057
Members of the senate who served Dec. 7, 1829-Feb. 23, 1880. 10058
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Session Laws
I
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the seventh day of December, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred aivd twenty-nine, and of the com-
monwealth the fifty-fourth. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer for the commonwealth. 1830. 10069
151 p. 2mcm.
Resolutions: p. 135, 136. 10060
Courts
I
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of ap-
peals, and in the general court of Virginia. By Benjamin Wat-
kins Leigh. Volume 1. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Shep-
ard&co. 1830. 10061
xli. fi.^2 D. 22cni.
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of
appeals and in the general court of Virginia. By Benjamin Wat-
kins Leigh. Vol. 1. Second edition. Richmond, Ritchies and
Dunnavant, printers, 1854. 10062
X, B9n D. 22cm.
Cited KB 28 Va. reports.
Oases arsrued and (ietermined in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. January, 1829-April, 1830. p. [11-620. 10068
Cases decided by the general court of Virginia. June-November, 1829.
p. [6211-675. 10064
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports i
Francis T. Brooke, president, William H. Cabell, John Coalter, John W.
Green, Dabney Carr. Attorney general: John Robertson. 10065
Judges of the general court during the period of these reports: Rob-
ert White, Archibald Stuart, William Brockenbrough, Peter Johnston, Daniel
Smith, James Allen, William A. G. Dade to October 16, 1829, Fleming
Saunders, William Daniel, James Semple, Richard E. Parker, Lewis Sum-
mers, Abel P. Upshur, Richard H. Field, John F. May from May 22, 1829.
10066
•Virginia reports . . . annotated under the supervision of
Thomas Johnson Michie. Volumes 1, 2, 3 and 4 Leigh [1829-
1834] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company, law publishers,
1903. 10067
1100 p. 25cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
papers, v. 10, 1808-1835. p. 565-569. 1892. 10068
Baxik of Virginia. [An act further to extend the charter of the Bank
of Virginia and for other purposes. Richmond: John Warrock, printer.
1830] 10069
250 coDieK printed.
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Edacation. Abstract of tTie laws relatint; to the appointment, powers
and duties of school commissioners, and their officers; as also to the duties
of the county and corporation courts, and the clerks thereof, and of the
commonwealth's attomies [!] relative to the said appointment and duties.
To which are added, the forms required by law for the government of the
school commissioners. Prepared by direction of an act of the general as-
sembly, passed 26th February, 1829, entitled, "An act to amend the several
acts concenung the Literary fund." By James Brown, jr., second auditor.
[Richmond] 1829. 10070
22 p. 22 Hem- Errata slip follows p. 22. Copy in library of congress.
Circular of the superintendent of the literary fund, to the
school commissioners of Virginia. Richmond, Printed by S. Shepherd
& CO., 1829. 10071
7 p. 22Hcni. Errata slip inserted following p. 6. Copy in the library
of congress.
There is an edition also bearing the same title, of 23 pages.
Nmfolk. *The ordinances of the borough of Norfolk; to which are
prefixed the charter of the borough, and a collection of acts and parts of
acts of assembly, relating to the corporation. Pub. by authority of the
common council. 1829. Norfolk, Printed by T. G. Broughton [etc. 1829 ? ]
10072
281, [1] p. 21Hcm. Copy In the library of congress.
Penal law. Notes on penal law, notes on pleading . . . by F. W. Gil-
mer. Richmond. 1829. 10073
32mo. Title from Randolph's law catalogue, 1856.
Public works. Fourteenth annual report of the board of public works,
to the general assembly of Virginia. January 22, 1830. [With returns
and reports of internal improvement companies] Richmond, Printed by
Samuel Shepherd & co., 1830. 10074
108 p. 22cm. Principal engineer: C. Crozet.
Includes Information submitted by second auditor relative to Internal
improvement compnnies.
State debt. [General statement of the public debt of the common-
wealth. Richmond: John Warrock, printer. 1830] 10075
No copy seen. 260 copies printed.
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia. Fifth session, 1828-1829. Charlottesville, Va.,
Chronicle steam book printing house, 1880. 10076
» p. 21 Hem.
CONVENTION OF 1829/30
Journal
Journals, acts and proceedinsrs, of a general convention of
the commonwealth of Virginia, assembled in Richmond, on Mon-
day, the fifth day of October, in the year of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and twenty-nine. Richmond, Printed by
Thomas Ritchie, 1829. 10077
302, 187, 8 p. 32cm.
The list of documents (187 pages) added to the Journal is as follows:
1. Report by Madison, from the committee of 24. 10078
2. BUI of rights, adopted June 12, 1776. 10079
3. Constitution of Virginia, adopted June 29, 1776. 10080
4. Rules of proceedings of the convention. 10081
5. An act to organize a convention. Passed Feb. 10th, 1829. 10082
6. A statement of the number of persons in each county and corporate
town, charged with state tax for 1828, on moveable property. 1008S
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7. A statement of the number of persons in each county, who are
charged on the land books of 1829, with taxes on a qxiantitv of land not less
than 25 acres, or on a lot, or part of a lot in a town estaoUshed by law.
10084
8. A statement showing the area of each county, ascertained by re-
ducing the square miles in Boye's map, into acres; and also the number of
acres assessed in each county, by the principal assessors, under the act of
March, 1819; arranged into districts. 1008S
9. A tabular statement, showing the free white, free colored, slav«
and total population in each county, according to the census of 1790, 1800.
1810 and 1820. 1008«
10. Report of the judicial committee, Oct 20, 1829. 10087
11. Report of the executive committee, Oct. 20, 1829. 10088
12. Proposition [concerning the executive department] submitted by
Mr. Powell. • 10089
13. Proposition [concerning the executive department] submitted by
Mr. Morgan. 10090
14. Proposition [concerning the 9th, 10th ft 11th sections of the pres-
ent constitution] submitted by Mr. Nicholas. 10091
15. A statement showing the amount of revenue tax assessed in the
several counties and corporations, for 1828, specifying the proportions
thereof derived from the several subjects of taxation, and the amount paid
into the treasury, after allowing commissions and insolvencies; the whole
arranged into districts. 10092
16. Report of the committee on the bill of rights. 10098
17. Proposition [concerning suffrage] submitted by Mr. Taylor. 10094
18. Report of the legislative committee. 10095
19. Report of the executive committee. 10096
20. Report of the judicial committee. 10097
21. Report of the committee on the bill of rights, Oct. 19, 1829. 10098
22. Report of the committee on bill of rights, Oct. 22d, 1829. 10099
23. Proposition submitted by Mr. Fitzhugh. 10100
24. Proposition [concerning suifrage] submitted by Mr. Taylor. 10101
25. Proposition [concerning suffrage] submitted by Mr. Claytor. 10102
26. Proposition [concerning suffrage] submitted by Mr. Campbell.
10103
27. Proposition [concerning the executive department] submitted by
Mr. Powell. 10104
28. Proposition [concerning the executive department] submitted by
Mr. Morgan. 10105
29. Proposition [concerning the 9th, 10th & 11th sections of the pres-
ent constitution] submitted by Mr. Nicholas. 10106
30. Proposition, substitute for the 1st, 5th and 6th resolutions of the
report of the judicial committee, submitted by Mr. Campbell. 10107
31. A statement of the white and slave tythables of each county, in
1800, 1810, 1820 and 1829, together with the white and slave population for
1829 so far as the same can be deduced by a comparison of the tythables of
1820, and the population of that year, arranged into districts. 10108
32. Amendment proposed by Mr. Pleasants, to the fourth resolution
of the legislative committee. Substitute proposed by Mr. Scott, for Mr.
Pleasants' amendment. 10109
33. Amendment proposed by Mr. Gordon, to. report of the legislative
committee. _ Amendment proposed by Mr. Doddridge to second resolution of
the legislative committee. Resolutions [concerning taxes on lands, slaves
and horses] proposed by Mr. Mercer. 10110
34. Amended report of the legislative committee. 10112
35. Amendment proposed by Mr. Leigh to 1st resolution of legislative
committee. Amendment proposed by Mr. Doddridge to second resolution
of legislative committee. Amendment proposed by Mr. Leigh to third reso-
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lution of legislative committee. Amendment proposed by Mr. Stanard to
amendment offered by Mr. Leigh. Amendment proposed by Mr. Wilson to
3d resolution of legislative committee. Amendment proposed by Mr. Camp-
bell to 3d resolution of legislative committee. Amendment proposed by Mr.
Summers to 3d resolution of legislative committee. Amendment proposed by
Mr. Cooke to 3d resolution of the legislative committee. Amendment pro-
posed by Mr. Doddridge to 3d resolution of legislative committee. Amend-
ment proposed by Mr. Pleasants to 4th resolution of the legislative com-
mittee. Amendment proposed by Mr. Scott to 4th resolution of legislative
committee. Amendment proposed by Mr. Doddridge to 4th resolution of
the legislative committee. Amendment proposed by Mr. Gordon to report
of the legislative committee. Amendment proposed by Mr. Brodnax to 9th
resolution of legislative committee. Resolution proposed by Mr. Mercer
[concerning taxes on lands, slaves and horses] 10113
36. Report of the executive committee, Oct. 20,. 1829. 10114
37. Report of the judicial committee, Oct. 20, 1829. 10115
38. Report of th« committee on the bill of rights, Oct. 19th, 1829.
10116
39. Report of the committee on the bill of rights, Oct. 22d, 1829. 10117
40. Proposition submitted by Mr. Fitzhugh, Oct. 24th, 1829. 10118
41. Proposition [concerning suffrage] submitted by Mr. Taylor. 10119
42. Proposition [concerning suffrage] submitted by Mr. Claytor. 10120
43. Proposition [concerning the executive department] submitted by
Mr. Powell. 10121
44. Proposition [concerning the executive department] submitted by
Mr. Morgan. 10122
45. Proposition [concerning the 9th, 10th and 11th sections of the
present constitution] submitted by Mr. Nicholas. 10123
46. Proposition, substitute for the 1st, 5th and 6th resolutions of the
report of the judicial committee, submitted by Mr. Campbell. 10124
47. Proposition [concerning the house of delegates] submitted by Mr.
Upshur. 10125
48. Proposition [concerning representation in the house of delegates]
submitted by Mr. Leigh. 10126
49. Proposition [concerning the legislative department] submitted by
Mr. Cooke. 10127
60. Proposition submitted by Mr. Campbell, Nov. 30th, 1829. 10128
51. Calculation submitted by Mr. Marshall [concerning Mr. Leigh's
plan]. 10129
52. Proposition [concerning a board of police] submitted by Mr.
Summers. 10130
53. 54. Proposition [concerning representation in the senate and house
of delegates] submitted by Mr. Gordon. 10131
55. Report of the legislative committee, as amended in committee of
the whole. 10132
56. Report of the executive committee, as amended in committee of
the whole. 10133
57. Report of the judicial committee as amended in committee of the
whole. 10134
F8. Report of the committee en the bill of rights as amended in com-
mittee of the whole. Report of the committee of the whole, Dec. 15, 1829.
10135
59. Proposition [concerning the house of delegates] submitted by
Mr. Leigh. 10136
60. Amendment [concerning assessment and reapportionment] offered
by Mr. Cooke. 1013?
61. Amendment to second resolution of legislative committ;ee offered
by Mr. Stuart. 10138
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62. Resolutions rconceming the executive department] proposed by
Mr. Henderson. 10139
63. Resolutions FconceminK the senate and the house of delegates]
submitted by Mr. Neale. 10140
64. Resolutions [concerning the judicial department] moved by Mr.
Ccoke. 10 Ul
65. Resolution [concenuntf resolutions] submitted by Mr. Doddridge.
1014U
66. Resolution [concerning education] submitted by Mr. Campbell.
10143
67. Resolution [concerning dueHing] submitted by Mr. Stuart. 10144
68. Resolutions adopted by the convention. 10145
69. [Report of the select committee on an amended constitution.]
10146
70. [Report of the select committee on an amended constitution].
10147
71. Proposition, ajnotion to amend the draft of a constitution, sub-
mitted by Mr. Cooke. 10148
72. Proposition, a motion to strike out 30th section of the draft of a
constitution, submitted by Mr. Cooke. 10149
73. Additional article [concerning banking] 10150
74. Apportionment submitted by the select committee, Jan. 7th,
1830. 10151
75. Amended constitution, Jan. 11, 1830. 10152
76. Proposition [concerning reapportionment] submitted by Mr.
Madison. — Bill of Rights. Constitution as adopted Jan. 14, 1830. 8p.
10153
Debates
♦Proceedings and debates of the Virginia State convention,
of 1829-30. To which are subjoined, the new constitution of Vir-
ginia, and the votes of the people. Richmond, Printed by Samuel
Shepherd & co., for Ritchie & Cook, 1830. 10164
Iv, r9201 D.
Appendix, page 906-919, contains:
1. Substance of Governor Giles's Address to the executive commit-
tee, Oct. 17, 1829; 2. Mr. Giles's Speech on the executive council, delivered
in the convention on Nov. 28th, 1829; 3. A brief sketch of Mr. Giles's Re-
marks on the judiciary, Dec. 29.
"The present volume comprises the Proceedings and debates of this
important convention. It is as complete a history of them, as can be ob-
tained; not a resolution, nor projet, nor note, which has been designedly
overlooked; scarcely a debate, which is not attempted to be sketched. The
publishers, fully aware of the deep interest which these proceedings would
excite, not only at the moment of action, but for all future time, were
anxious to rescue them, as far as possible, from oblivion; and they accord-
ingly looked around for the best reporter that could be obtained. The
sMll of Mr. Stansbury, of Washington, in reporting the proceedings of
Congress, is well known to the citizens of the United States; and the pub-
lishers deem themselves fortunate in having obtained his services, as a
reporter for the convention. The public may be assured, that they have
spared no pains in making their volume as perfect as possible. Many of
the speeches have since been revised by the members, and many of the
debates are now published for the first time. Yet the publishers cannot
be insensible to the imperfections of the work. No stenographer can take
down every thing accurately. No eiforts of our own could supply what
was defective. Some of the orators had neither the time, nor the in-
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clination, nor even the means, of enlarging the sketches of the stenogra*
pher; and we feel it due to some of them, frankly to confess, that we are
far from having done justice to some of their speeches. It is not easy to
report the speeches of such orators as Randolph, and Leigh, and Giles;
and if these, or any other gentleman, should think fit to complain, that
their arguments have been omitted, or misrepresented, we can only assure
them, and the public, that we have done the best within our power." Pre-
face, p. iv*
•Proceedings and debates o£.the Virgrinia convention, begun
and held in the city of Richmond, October -5, 1829-Jan. 15, 1830.
Winchester, Printed and published by Samuel H. Davis, 1830.
10156
[2], 124 p. SScm. Issued weekly as a supplement to the 'Winchester
republican, Oct. 30, 1829 to April 16, 1830, in 30 numbers, four pages each, ex-
cept no. 2, eiicht paRes, includlngr supplement.
MisceUanea
[Amended constitution. Richmond : Samuel Shepherd & co.
1830] 10166
See voucher in contingent fund June 11, 1830. 1050 copies printed.
Bill of rights, adopted June 12, 1776 [and] an amended con-
stitution or form of government for Virginia, adopted Jan. 14,
1830. 10167
7 p. 4to.
(Doc. no. 13. Bound with Journal of the house, 1829-30)
Bill of rights . . . adopted June 12th, 1776. An amended
constitution or form of government for Virginia. Adopted Jan-
uary 14th, 1830. n. t. p. [1830 ?] [Richmond : Thomas Ritchie,
printer. 1830] 10168
14 D. 8vo. 18,000 coDies printed.
•Constitutional charts, or comparative views of the legisla-
tive, executive, and judiciary departments, in the constitutions of
all the states in the Union, including that of the United States.
By James Mercer Gamett. With an appendix. Richmond:
Printed and published by Thomas W. White, 1829. 10169
64 p. 28cm. Dedicated to the people of Virginia. Compiled for use aa
an aid to members of the convention of 1829-30. See appendix for sugKestions
and observations on constitution of Vircrinia.
f
*List of names of the members of the convention, and of
the legislature of Virginia, now in session at Richmond ... to
which is added, the arrangement of the mails, and the arrival
and departure of the steamboats, &c. &c. Prepared by William
Waller Gray, December, 1829. Richmond, Printed by T. W.
White, 1829. 10160
16 D. 22Hcm. Copy In the library of congress.
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*A reply to the inquiries of a freeholder ... on the subject
of tile convention : soliciting the several persons ... to declare
"The fundamental principles which they are laying: down for our
future government." By James M. Gamett. Richmond : T. W.
White, 1829. 10161
12 p. 8vo. Title from Sabln. There la no copy of this In the VlrKlnla
state library. Apparently It is the article in the Enquirer of April 17, 1823,
printed in pamphlet form.
*Speech of Judge Abel P. Upshur, as delivered in the con-
vention of Virginia, on Tuesday, October 27, 1829, upon the sub-
ject of the basis of representation. Richmond, Printed by T. W.
White, 1829. 10162
32 p. 21cm.
* Speech of Robert B. Taylor, as delivered in the convention
. . October 26, 1829, upon the subject of the right of suffrage,
basis of representation, and taxation. Richmond : T. W. White,
1829. 10163
18 p. 8to. Copy not seen. Title from List of books relating to ViriciDia
in N. T. public library.
♦Speech of T. R. Joynes . . . Nov. 5, 1829, upon . . . the
basis of representation. 2d ed. '29. 10164
31 p. 8vo. Copy not seen. Title from Bowlcer.
*The Virginia convention of 1829-30. A discourse delivered
before The Virginia historical society. At their annual meeting,
held in the Athenaeum in the city of Richmond, December 15th,
1853. By Hugh B. Grigsby. Published by the society. Rich-
mond, Macfarlane and Fergusson, 1854. 10166
104 p. 21cm. Also in Virginia historical reporter. 1864. v. 1, part 1,
p. 15-116.
Note: For numerous references to essays and speeches relative to
a new constitution both before and during the convention see E. G.
Swem's BiWiosrraphy of the conventions and constitutions of Vii-grinia
(Virginia state library bulletin, v. 3, no. 4, October, 1910)
1830-3I
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the sixth day of December, one thousand eight hun-
dred and thirty. Richmond : Printed by Thomas Ritchie, prin-
ter for the commonwealth. 1830. 10166
335 p. 26.5cm.
Session beean Dec. 6, 1830 and ended April 19, 1831. Linn Banlcs, speaker.
Rules and orders: p. 5-8. 10t67
[Conmiunication from the arovemor, John Floyd] : p. 8-12. 10168
685 copies printed separately.
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[Report of committee on the contested election of R. I. Gaines and
W. M. Watkins of Charlotte]: p. 25. 10169
[Report of committee on the contested election of James Darhour
and Thomas Davis of Orange]: p. 38. 10170
[Report of committee respecting the land office]: p. 56. 10171
[Report of committee on the contested election of William B. Cham-
berlayne and Benjamin W. Leigh of Henrico]: p. 96. 10172
[Report of committee on the contested election of Robert Sheild
and James Semple of James City and York] : p. 97-98, 100-104. 10173
[Report of committee respecting alterations in the hail of the houee
of delegates]: p. 108. 10174
[Report of committee on the condition of the auditor's office] : p.
110, 111. 10175
[Report of the Petersburg manufacturing company]: p. 112, 113.
10176
[Report of committee relative to the expediency of providing funds
for the endowment of a professorship of agriculture at the University
of Virginia]: p. 129-131. 10177
[Report of committee relative to the expediency of erecting a suit-
able shelter on the lower bank of the basin in Richmond for the protection
of produce] : p. 165. 10178
[List of warrants issued on the contingent fund, by advice of the
executive council Oct. 1, 1829 to Sept. 30, 1830] : n. 170, 171. 10179
[Resolutions of Maryland relative to canals between Chesapeake
bay and Lewis Town creek] : p. 175. 10180
[Resolutions of Indiana relative to navigation of the Ohio river]:
p. 178, 179. 10181
[Resolutions of Ohio relative to the colonization society]: p. 207.
10182
[Report of committee on the condition of the Bank of Virginia,
and the Farmers' bank of Virginia]: p. 223-228. 10183
[Report of the committee on the militia laws] p. 229, 230. 10184
[Report of the treasury department of the U. S. in answer to a
resolution of the house of delegates relative to "what portion of the three
million five hundred thousand dollars, allowed to Virginia by the act of
congress providing for funding the debts of the state, has been placed to
the credit of Virginia, on account of the debts contracted during the revo-
lutionary war; and whether a final settlement has ever taken place be-
tween the United States and Virginia:" p. 262-257. 10185
[Resolutions of Massachusetts relative to the militia of the states,
and to the powers of the states and of the U. S.] : p. 263,264. 10186
[Report of committee relative to the armory] : p. 265, 266. 10187
[Report of the library committee, including the annual report for
Jan. 1— Dec. 31, 1830, of William H. Richardson, librarian]: p. 319-328.
10188
List of delegates for session of 1830-31: p. 334-335. 10189
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
370 copies of each printed unless otherwise stated.
Governor's message, and accompanying documents. Doc. No. 1.
10191
20 p. 686 copies printed. John Floyd, governor. See Journal p. 8-12.
Vote upon the constitution adopted by the convention. Annual return
of the adjutant general, Bernard Peyton for 1830. Report of superintendent
of the armory, Blair BollinsT for year Nov. 30, 1830. Report of the superin-
tendent of the penitentiary, S. P. Parsons, for year ending Nov. 30, 1830.
Connecticut resolutions on amendment to U. S. constitution, proposed by
Missouri. Ohio resolutions approving tariff of 1828. Amount paid for exe-
cuted, transported, and escaped convicts, Oct. 1, 1820 to Oct. 1, 1830. Report
on the Kanawha road, and plans suggested for the improvement of it.
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Auditor's annual report [for year ending September 30, 1881] Doc
no. 2. 10192
14 p. James E. Heath, auditor.
Treasurer's annual report [for year ending September 80, 1830]
Doc. no. 3. 10193
14 p. Lnwson Burfoot, tre«gurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund, and pro-
ceedings of- the school commissioners, in the different counties, for the
year ending September 30, 1830. Doc. no. 4. 10194
42 D. James Brown, Jr., 2d auditor.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, to
the president and directors of the literary fund. 1830. Doc. No. 5. 10195
8 n. James Madison, rector.
Accounts of the fund for internal improvement for the year ending
30th November, 1830. Doc. no. 6. 10196
10 p.
Report of the commissioners appointed by the act of 22d February,
1830, to superintend the repairs, &c. of the governor's house. Doc. no. 7.
10197 ,
2 p. Blair Bollinar, W. H. Richardson, commissioners. See journal p.
18, 19.
Report of the committee appointed to revise the rules of the last
house of Hele^ates. Doc. no. 8. 10198
3 p. See Journal p. 48-51.
A report, or abstract statement of the various returns, made to the
auditor of public accounts, by the clerks, or agents of the overseers of the
poor; prepared in compliance with resolutions of the house of delegates, of
the 18th and 30th December 1829. Doc. no. 9. 10199
28 p. 685 copies printed.
3 p.
Report of the committee of roads and internal navigation, on the
subject of public roads or highways. Doc. no. 10. 10200
Report of the joint committee on the treasurer's accounts. Doc. no.
11. 10201
[1] p. See Journal p. 52-55, 117.
Report of the board of directors on the penitentiary institution. Doc.
no. 12. 10202
14 p. Samuel P. Parsons, superintendent.
A statement of the civil list of Virginia, prepared in compliance with a
resolution of the house of delegates, of the 20th December, 1830. Doc. no. 18.
10203
4 p.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections [on the con-
tested election case of Joseph S. Hansbrough and Jonathan C. Gibson of
Culpeper] Doc. no. 14. 10204
7 p. See lournal p. 80-8fi.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections [on the contested
election case of Isaac Adams and Archibald Stuart of Patrick] Doc. no. 16.
10205
2 D. See lournal p. 71 -7.^.
Report of the principal engfineer [including his answer to the ques-
tion whether a railroad would be a successful and valuable substitute for
the navigation of James riverl Doc. no. 16. 10206
7 p. r. Crozet, principal enirlneer.
A statement of the pidgments rendered at the last superior court of
Henrico, for half pay claimed by officers of the Virginia line, during the
Revolutionary war, exhibiting the name, rank, and pearly half pay of each
of the said oflBcers; the total amount of tite judgments aforesaid; the
names of executors or administrators; the dates of their several letters
of administration; and the names and amount of security given in each
case, and the courts by which such letters have been granted; also the
nature of the evidence upon which judgments have been rendered, and
the names and places of residence of the heirs, representatives, or other
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persons claiming the benefit of the judgments; With the names of the coun-
sel, assignees, agents, or attomies in fact, prosecuting the same. Prepared
by the auditor, in obedience to a resolution of the house of delegates of the
11th December, 1830. Referred to committee on revolutionary claims.
Doc. no. 17. 10207
19 o. fiSB copies orlnteil.
Report of the register of the land office [ofiicers and soldiers belong-
ing to the Virginia state line, and to the Virginia state line on continental
establishment, who have since .January 1, 1820, obtained military land
bounty and warrants from the state of Virginia] Doc. no. 18. 10208
11 p. William Selden, register.
Military bounty lanHs. Doc. no. 19. 10209
7 p. Correspondence of governor Thomas M. Randolph, John S. Herring,
Robert Triplett, R. Taylor.
Report of the second auditor, in relation to investments made by
the state in public works, and in improvements made by private com-
panies. Referred to committee of roads and internal navigation. Doc. no.
20. 10210
6 p.
Report of the committee for courts of justice. Doc. no. 21. 10211
[1] p.
Communications from the principal agent and superintendent of the
penitentiary. Doc. no. 22. 10212
5 p. Thomas Nelson, principal agent, S. P. Parsons, superintendent.
Report of the court of directors of the lunatic hospital, at Williams-
burg, January, 1831. Doc. no. 23. 10213
12 p. A. D. Gait, president.
Fifteenth annual [and supplemental] report of the president and
directors of the board of public works, to the general assembly of Vir-
ginia, January 24th, 1831. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer
for the commonwealth. 1831. Doc. no. 24. 10214
58 p. A85 copies printed.
Report of the court of directors of the Western lunatic hospital, at
Staunton. January, 1831. Doc. no. 26. 10215
5 p. John H. Peyton, president.
Proceedings of the board of public works, in relation to the Harrison-
burg and Warm Springs turnpike company, the Smithfield, Charlestown-
and Harper's Ferry turnpike company and the Berryville turnpike com-
pany. Doc. no. '6. 10216
2 p.
Resolutions relating to the judiciary system. Doc. no. 27. 10217
til P.
Report of the second auditor, relative to the James river. Dismal
swamp canal, Richmond Dock, and Upper Appomattox companies. Doc. no.
28. 10218
6 P.
Report of the committee on agriculture and manufactures [on in-
spection of flour in Richmond] Doc. no. 29. 10219
5 p. See iournal p. 181-18.1.
Report of the joint committee of the senate and of the house of dele-
gates, upon the state of the penitentiary institution. Doc. nq. 30. 10220
6 p. Soe iournal p. 200, 201.
Report of the committee of roads and internal navigation. Doc. no.
31. 10221
16 p. (>85 copies printed.
Report of the committee on revolutionary claims. Doc. no. 32. 10222
.1 p. Sec Journal p. 190-194. 685 copies printed.
Resolutions of the committee on militia laws. Doc. no. 33. 1022S
2 p. See journal p. 229. 230.
Accounts of the treasurer of the Western lunatic hospital. 1830.
Doc. no. 34. 10224
8 P. John Wayt, treasurer.
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Statement exhibiting the public debt of the commonwealth of Vir-
ginia, and the amount of its liabilities to corporations. Doc. no. 35. 1022S
2 p.
Reports of the clerk of the court of appeals. Doc. no. 36. 10226
2 p.
Report of the committee of finance upon the revenue and expendi-
tures. Doc. no. 37. 10227
5 p. See Journal p. 288-292. 686 copies printed.
Bills:
A bill, to provide for the opening and constructing of a road from
some convenient point of the Kanawha road to Point Pleasant. Bill no. 1.
10229
4 p.
A bill, to provide for opening and repair of the public roads in this
commonwealth. Bill no. 2. 10230
3 p.
A bill, limiting real actions and right of entry. Bill no. 3. 10231
[1] p.
A bill, to provide for the construction of a turnpike road from Win-
chester to some point on the Ohio river. Bill no. 4. 10232
7 p.
A bill, limiting real actions and right of entry. Bill no. 6. 10233
A bill, concerning land delinquent for non-payment of taxes and
making disposition of certain lands so delinquent, and of certain escheated
lands, for the benefit of actual and bona fide holders thereof under grants
from the commonwealth. Bill no. 6. 10231
11 p.
A bill, authorising a loan for purposes of internal improvement.
Bill no. 7. 10235
3 p.
Substitute proposed by the select committee to the bill, to provide for
the opening and repair of the public roads in this commonwealth. Bill no. 8.
10236
12 p.
i/Lr. Moore's substitute for a bill, to authorise the county courts of
the several counties of this commonwealth, toalter the mode of opening
and keeping in repair, the public roads in their respective counties. Bill
no. 9. 10237
5 p.
A bill, concerning jurymen. Bill no. 10. 10238
3 p.
A bill, regulating the fees of clerks of the county and corporation
courts. Rill no. 11. 10239
7 p.
A bill, to amend the act, entitled, "an act reducing into one the sev-
eral acts and parts of acts concemins: the general court, and prescribing
the manner of proceeding therein, in certain cases." Bill no. 12. 10240
2 p. A8!> coDies printed.
A bill, to establish a court of law and chancery in each of the coun-
ties of the commonwealth, and in certain corporations therein mentioned.
Bill no. 13. 10241
4fi p. 685 conies pHnted.
A bill, concerning land delinquent for non-payment of taxes, and
making disposition of certain lands so delinquent, and of certain escheated
lands, for the benefit of actual and bona fide holders thereof under grants
from the commonwealth. Bill no. 14. 10212
12 p.
A bill, concerning general elections in this commonwealth. Bill no.
15. 10243
28 p.
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A bill, to amend the several acts concenung the militia of this com-
monwealth. Bill no. 16. 10244
i p.
A bill, regulating commissions of sheriffs and other officers, and
amendment offered by Mr. Brodnax to the above bill. Bill no. 17. 10245
2 p.
A bill, imposing taxes for the support of government. Bill no. 18.
10246
3 p. fif)5 coDies printed,
A bUl, to establish a court of law and chancery in each of the coun-
ties of the commonwealth, and in certain corporations therein mentioned,
and amendments, proposed by the senate to the bill, entitled, "an act, to
establish a court of law and chancery in each of the counties of the com-
monwealth, and in certain corporations therein mentioned." Bill no. 19.
10247
19. 4 p.
Journal of the senate, of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the sixth day of December, in the year, one thousand eight
hundred and thirty. Richmond: Printed by John Wairock,
printer to the senate. 1830. 10248
294, ril p. 22cm.
Session be^an Dec. 6, 1830 and ended April 19, 1831. Wm. C. Holt,
[Letter of the governor, John Floyd, Dec. 6, 1830] : p. 5-13. 10249
Rules and regulations]: p. 20-23. 10250
Report of committee appointed to examine the accounts of the treas-
urer, for the yefcr ending Sep. 30, 1830] : p. 34, 35. 10251
[Report pf commitcee relative to repairs of the governor's house]:
p. 60, 61. 10252
[Report of the committee of privileges and elections relative to the
contest between John Gibson and John R. Wallace]: p. 67-73. 10253
60 copies printed separately. No separate seen. 70 copies of a 2nd re-
port were also printed.
[Report of the committee appointed to examine the penitentiary]:
p. 109-117. 10254
[Report of committee appointed to examine the Bank of Virginia and
the Farmers' bank of Virginia]; p. 146-149. 10255
[Protest of William M. Al'Carty against amendment to the bill to
aicorporaTe tne Staunton and Potomac railroad company]: p. 155-157. 10256
[Report of committee appointed to examine the condition of the arm-
ory]: p. 163, 164. 10257
[Report of the joint library committee]: p. 227-231. 10258
A statement exhibiting at one view the arrangement of the circuits,
proposed by the judiciary bill, as it passed the house of delegates, with
the number of suits, including appeals, writs of error and supersedeas,
brought in each of the said circuits, Sep. 1, 1826-Sep. 1, 1830: p. 282. 10259
Same, as provided in the amendments of the senate: p. 283-285. 10260
Same, with a statement exhibiting the number of suits brought in
the superior courts of chancery, during the same time: p. 286-288, 10261
Members of the senate, who served Dec. 6, 1830-April 19, 1831:
p. [296] 10262
Documents :
No documents appear in the back of the journal for this vear. I
find in John Warrock's voucher of April 22, 1831 that he printed 70 copies
of Doc. no. 1 (5 p.), 200 copies of Doc. no. 2 (2 p.), 70 copies Doc. no. 3
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(2 p.), 70 copies of Doc. no. 4 (2 p.), 200 copies Doc. no. 6 (6 p.), 200
copies Doc. no. 6 (16 p.) Full titles are not given except in the case of
Doc. no. 5 the title of which is Statement of the quantity of land escheated
anH not sold. 10263
Session Laws
Acts passed at a sreneral assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the sixth day of December, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and thirty, and of the commonwealth
the fifty-fifth : to which are prefixed, The declaration of rights,
and The constitution of Virginia. Richmond: Printed by
Thomas Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth. 1831. 10264
358 p. 22 H cm.
Resolutions: p. 307-311. 10265
I
Courts
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of ap-
peals, and in the gteneral court, of Virginia. By Benjamin Wat-
kins Leigh. Volume 2. Richmond : Printed by Samuel Shepard
& CO. 1831. 10266
zx, 816 p.
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of ap-
peals and in the general court of Virginia. By Benjamin Wat-
kins Leigh. Vol. 2. Second edition. Richmond, Ritchie and
Dunnavant, printers, 1856. 10267
[xlx], 880 p. 23Hcm.
Cited as 29 Va. reports.
Cases argued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. February, 1830-March, 1831. p. [l]-758.
Cases decided by the general court of Virginia. June-November,
1830. p. [7591-842.
Judges of the court of appeals during the^eriod of these reports:
Francis T. Brooke, president, William H. Cabell, John Coalter to March 23,
1831, John W. Green, Dabney Carr. Attorney general: John Robertson.
Judges of the general court during the period of these reports:
Robert White to March 9, 1831, Archibald Stuart. William Brockenbrough.
Peter Johnston, Daniel Smith, James Allen, Fleming Saunders, William
Daniel, James Semple, Richard E. Parker, Lewis Summers, Abel P. Upshur,
Richard H. Field, John F. May, John T. Lomax from December 17, 1829.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1830] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 10. 1808-1835, p. 569-571. 1892. 10269
Comtitatioa. [Constitution and general election law. Richmond:
Thomas Ritchie, printer. 18311 10270
600 copies printed.
Courts. [An act establishing a court of law and chancery in each
county and corporation. Richmond: John Warrock, printer. 1831] 10271
40 p. Mo copy seen. 200 copies printed.
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[Acts concerning the ijeneral court and the circuit superior
courts of law and chancery. Richmond: Samuel Shepherd & co., printers.
Richmond: Samuel Shepherd & co., printers. 1830] 10273
No copy seen. 125 copies printed.
[General court bill. Richmond: John Warrock, printer. 1831]
10274
1 D. No copy seen. 76 copies printed.
[Amendments of the senate to the judiciary bill. Richmond:
John Warrock. printer. 1831] 10275
28 p. No copy seen. 350 copies printed.
[Regulating fees of clerks of corporation and county courts.
Richmond: John Warrock, printer. 1831] " 10276
8 p. No copy seen. 75 copies printed.
*Substance of the remarks of Mr. M'Comas, of Wythe, in the
senate of Virginia, on the judiciary bill, and the substitute proposed
thereto by the committee of fifteen. Delivered on the 28th day of March,
1831. 10277
8 p. 22.5cm.
Fayette county. [Act forming the county of Fayette. Richmond:
John Warrock, printer. 18311 10278
4 p. No copy seen. 185 copies printed.
General assembly. [Report of the committee of privileges and elec-
tions on the classification of the senate. Richmond: John Warrock,
printer. 18301 1027S
2 p. 60 copies printed. No copy seen.
Half pay of revtdutionary officers. [Decision of the court of appeals.
Innis V. Roane. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 18311 10280
No copy seen. 200 copies printed. See Wythe's Reports, 243; the ques-
tion was in reference to half pay of certain revolutionary officers.
James river company. Acts and parts of acts relating to the James
river company. Richmond, 1830. 10281
8vo. No cony seen.
Poor. [Report of the auditor respecting the poor. Richmond: Shep-
herd & CO., printers. Dec. 1830] 10282
No copy seen. 100 copies printed.
Public works. Fifteenth annual report of the board of public works,
to the general assembly of Virginia, January 24, 1831. [With returns and
reports of internal improvement companies] Richmond, Printed by Sam-
uel Shepherd & co., 1831. 1028.1
[109] -126 p. 22cm. Principal engrineer: C. Crozet.
Supplemental report of the president and directors of the
board of public works. Adopted January 31st, 1831. 10^:84
[127] -296 p. 22 cm. Principal eng-lneer: C. Crozet.
Extract from the (governor's message to the general assembly, 6th
December, 1830, relative to internal improvement. Appendix, p. [223] -227
10285
Report of the committee of roads and internal navigation, p. 1:42-269.
10286
Includes information submitted by second auditor relative to internal
improvement companies. 10287
Real a«tion& [Act limiting real actions and right of entry. Rich-
mond: John WaiTock, printer. 1831] 10288
2 p. No copy seen. 70 conies printed.
Staunton and Potomac railroad co. [An act incorporating the Staun-
ton and Potomac railroad company. Richmond: John Warrock. printer.
1831] 10289
12 p. 185 copies printed. No copy seen.
Substance of two speeches, delivered in the senate of Virginia,
by Mr. [Charles] Cocke, of Albemarle, on his motion to strike out the 29th
section of the bul incorporating the "Potomac and Staimton railroad corn-
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pany," which authorized the company to extend their road to the Ohio
river. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Shepherd & co. 1831. 10289a
20 D. 25cTti.
University of Yir^nia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia. Sixth session, 1829-1830. Charlottesville, Va.,
Chronicle steam book printing house, 1880. 10290
S D. 21^cni.
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Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the fifth day of December, one thousand eight hun-
dred and thirty-one. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer to the commonwealth. 1831. 10291
25 p. 27cnn.
Session be«ran Dec. 5, 1831 and ended March 21, 1832. Linn Banks,
[Rules and ordersl : p. 6-7. 10292
[Communication from the governor, John Floyd, Dec. 6, 1831]: p.
9-14. 10293
685 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of the committee on the land office] : p. 68. 10294
[Report of the superintendent of public edifices, Bair Boiling, Dec.
1, 1831] : p. 73, 74. . . 10295
[Report of committee on the contested election of Henry A. Byrne
and Isaiah Buck of Morgan] : p. 87, 192-195. 10296
[Report of committee on the condition of the auditor's office] : p. 96.
10297
[Report of the committee on the petition of the heirs of General
Thomas Nelson]: p. 120. 10298
[Report of committee on the state of the second auditor's office]:
p. 129. 10299
[Report of committee on the expediency of altering the mode of
selling articles manufactured in the penitentiary]: p. 147, 148. 10300
[Report of committee on the arrangements for the centennial cele-
bration of George Washington's birthday] : p. 156, 166. 10301
[Report of committee on the public armory]: p. 160, 161. 10302
.[Letter from the governor respecting the removal by the U. S. of
the remains of George Washington from Virginia]: p. 162, 163. 10303
[Report of the committee on executive expenditures]: p. 176, 176.
.10304
[Letter from Thomas Nelson, of the penitentiary store, asking for
an investigation of his official conduct] : p. 184. 10305
[Report of the committee on the Savings' institution of Richmond]:
p. 197. 10306
[Correspondence relative to the removal of the remains of George
Washington and \^rginia]: p. 200-202, 226. 10307
[Report of the committee on the library, including the report of Wil-
liam H. Richardson, librarian, Jan. 1, to Dec. 31, 1831] : p. 238-242. 10308
List of delegates for the session of 1831-32: p. 266, 267. 10309
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
870 copies of each printed, unless otherwise stated.
Governor's message, and accompanying documents. Doc. no. 1. 10310
85 p. 685 copies printed. John Floyd, governor. See Journai p. 9-14.
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Includes correspondence of B. Wright and C. Crozet; Plans for organ-
telng the militia by M. M. Chapline, W. Llgron, R. Pollard; Return of the
militia; Report of the superintendent of the armory; Report of superintendent
of penitentiary; Resolutions of Maine, Delaware. New Hampshire. ^Sp^^
Auditor's annual report [for year ending September 30, 1831] Doc.
no. 2. 10312
16 p. James R. Heath, auditor.
Treasurer's annual report [for year ending September 30, 1831] Doc.
no. 3. 1031S
16 p. Lawson Burfoot. treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund, and pro-
ceedings of the school commissioners, in the different counties for the year
ending September 30, 1831. Doc. no. 4. 10314
36 p. James Brown. 1r.. 2d auditor.
Delinquent lands. Doc. no. 5. 10315
[11 p.
Accounts of the fund for internal improvement for the year ending
1st December, 1831. Doc. no. 6. 10316
10 D.
Report of the board of directors on the penitentiary institution. Doc.
7. 10317
18 p. Saml. P. Parsons, superintendent.
Internal improvement [memorial of the Lewisburg convention rela-
tive to internal improvement] Doc. no. 8. 10318
5 p.
General Nelson's heirs. [Report in obedience to "an act referring
to the first and second auditors and treasurer, the petition and accompany-
ing documents of the heirs of General Thomas Nelson, which passed
April 11, 1831] Doc. no. 9. 10319
10 p.
Correspondence between Governor Monroe and President Jefferson,
on the subject of procuring a territory beyond the commonwealth, for re-
moving persons obnoxious to the laws. Doc. no. 10. 10320
Statements shewing the conditions of the North-western bank of
Virginia, and of the Bank of the valley and its branches, on the 1st days
of August, October and December, 1831. Doc. no. 11. 10321
10 p.
Report of the joint committee to examine the treasurer's accounts.
Doc. no. 12. 10322
[1] p. The accompanying documents are not printed in document no.
12, but may be found In the Journal, p. 47-49.
Report of the committee on privileges and elections [on the contested
election case of John H. Vawter and John W. Kelly of Monroe] Doc. no.
13. 10323
7 p. See lournal p. S8-64. ,
A Statement shewing the amount paid from the public treasury,
annually, since 1819, for slaves executed, transported and escaped, &c.
Prepared under a resolution of the house of delegrates passed the 19th
December, 1831. Doc. no. 14. 10324
11 p-
Reports of the principal engineer, being an expose of his operations
during the past season, embracing the following surveys: on the railroad
from Lynchburg to the Upper Kanawha, or New river; on the connection
of the eastern and western waters; and on the James river improvement.
Doc. no. 16. 10325
18 p. C. Crozet, principal engineer,
cation from Ebenezer H. Cummins, with tables, showing the result of any
ratio of represenUtion, from 48,000 to 65,000 souls for one representative
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Statements from the auditor of public accounts, shewing the amount
expended in publishing the land lists, and the amount received into the
treasury in payment of arrearages of land tax. Doc. no. 17. 10327
2 p.
Reports of the principal engineer, embracing the following surveys:
Turnpike from New river to Tennessee. Location of the North western
turnpike. Location of the Harrisonburg and Warm springs mountain turn-
pike, in part. Survey of the Shenandoah. Survey for the extension of
the Chesterfield railroad to Genito. Doc. no. 18. 10328
10 p. C. Crozet, principal engineer.
Memorial of the clerks. To the general assembly of the common-
wealth of Virginia. [Relative to fees] Doc. no. 19. 10329
26 p.
Report of the joint committee appointed to examine the penitentiary
institution. Doc. no. 20. 10330
5 p.
Auditor's statement giving free white, free coloured, slave and total
population, in each county of this commonwealth, according to the census
of 1790, 1800, 1820 and 1830; together with the federal numbers, com-
puted upon the last census] [In compliance with resolution of the house ,
of delegates, December 24, 1831 and January 13, 1832] Doc. no. 21. 10331
[1] 1 fold, sheet.
Report of the court of directors of the Western lunatic hospital, at
Staunton, January, 1832. Doc. no. 22. 10332
4 p. S. H. Woodward, keeper.
Report of the joint committee on the penitentiary. Doc. no. 23.
10333
[11 p.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, to
the president and directors of the literary fund. 1831. Doc. no. 24. 10334
5 p. James Breckenrldee, rector pro tern.
Auditor's statement. [Showing the fedecal number in each county
of the commonwealth of Virginia, according to the census of 1830, and
correcting statement transmitted to the house on the 20 January, in which
only three-fifths of the free coloured persons, instead of the whole number,
were added to the white population of each county and town] Doc. no. 25.
10335
4 p.
Mr. Cabell's resolution [respecting public works] 10336 —
Report of the joint committee to examine into the condition of the
banks. Doc. no. 27. 10337
7 p.
Report of the court of directors of the lunatic hospital, at Williams-
burg, January, 1832. Doc. no. 28. 10338
12 p. A. D. Gait, president.
Report of the select committee upon the subject of so amending the
constitution of the United States, as to render the president ineligible
after one term. Doc. no. 29. 10339
3 p.
Sixteenth annual report of the president and directors of the Board
of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia, February 7, 1832.
Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth. 1832. Doc
no. 30. 10340
41 p.
Report of the committee of agriculture and manufactures [in rela-
tion to the inspection of flour and Indian meal in the city of Richmond]
Doc. no. 31. 10341
30 p. See Journal p. 215-217.
Penitentiary. [A report to the house of delegates of a copy of the
proceedings of the board July 15, 1831, relative to the sale and delivery of
job-work from the penitentiary, in accordance with resolution of the said
house, passed February 13, 1832] Doc. no. 32. 10342
3 p. See Journal p. 16§-170.
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Report and resolution from the committee on the militia laws, on the
probable cost of armine the militia, and on the^ expediency of patting the
armory into operation for ihaX purpose. Doc. nc\ 83. 10343
« D. ,
Report of the committee of roads and inland navigation. Doc. no. 34.
10344
16 p. 68S copies printed.
Report of the committee of finance, upon the revenue and expend!-
tures. Doc. no. 35. 10345
6 p. See Journal p. 226-230.
[Bills] :
A bUl, to amend an act, entitled, "an act concerning lands returned
delinquent for non-payment of taxes, and making disposition of certain
lands so delinquent, and of certain escheated lands, for the benefit of actual
and bona fide holders thereof, under grants from the commonwealth,"
which passed the 1st of April, 1831. Bill no. 1. 10346
2 p.
A bill, regulating proceedings and commissions upon forthcoming
bonds. Bill no. 2. 10347
2 p.
Amendment, proposed by Mr. Bryce of Goochland, to the bill author-
izing, conditionally, a sale of land held in trust for Petronella Taylor and
her children. Bill no. 3. 10348
2 p.
A bill, providing a method for assig:ning dower, and making parti-
tion of the whole real estate of deceased persons, where part thereof lies
in Virginia, and the rest in some other state. Bill no. 4. 10349
4 p.
A bill, requiring « classification of the justices of the peace. Bill
no. 5. 10350
2 p.
A bill, establishing a camp of instruction in each brigade of militia
in this commonwealth. Bill no. 6. 10351
i p.
A bill, providing for the removal of free persons of colour from this
commonwealth. BUI no. 7. 10352
8 p.
A bill, making certain appropriations from the revenue of tlie literary
fund, and, substitute, offered by Mr. Cabell. Bill no. 8. 10353
8 p.
A bill, to provide for the opening and repair of the public roads in
this commonwealth. Bill no. 9. 10354
A bill, to amend the act entitled, "an act to amend the several acts
concerning the militia of this commonwealth, "passed April 11th, 1831.
Bill no. 10. 10355
2 p.
A bill, concerning delinquent and forfeited lands, and providing for
the sale of lands returned delinquent hereafter for the non-payment of
taxes. Bill no. 11. 10356
8 p.
Substitute for a bill "providing for the removal of free persons of
colour from this commonwealth. Bill no. 12. 10357
6 p.
A bill, to amend an act, entitled, "an act reducing into one, the several
acts concerning slaves, free negroes and mulattoes," and for other pur-
poses. Bill no. 13. 10358
8 p.
A bill, prescribing; the fees of clerks of the county and corporation
courts, and of the circuit superior courts of law and chancery. Bill no. 14.
10359
11 D.
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A bill, changing the compensation of the general agent or store-
Iceeper of the pentitentiary, and for other purposes. BUI no. 16. 10360
3 p.
Mr. Randolph's amendment to the bill, to amend the act entitled,
"an act to 'amend the several acts concerning the militia of this common-
wealth," passed April 11th, 1881. BiU no. 16. 10S61
3 p.
Amendments proposed by the committee of finance, to the bUl, en-
titled, "a bill, concerning delinquent and forfeited lands, and providing for
the eale of lands returned delinquent hereafter for the non-payment of
taxes," to them committed. Bill no. 17. 10362
2 p.
Ainendments proposed by the select committee, to whom was com-
mitted the bill, entitled, "bill, concerning delisquent and forfeited lands',
and providing for the sale of lands returned delinquent hereafter for the
non-payment of taxes." Bill no. 18. 10S6S
2 p.
Amendments proposed by the committee for courts of justice, to the
bill to them committed, entitled, "a bill prescribing the fees of clerks of
the county and corporation courts and of the circuit superior courts of law
iSH^chancery." Bill no 19. 10364
2 p.
A bill, incorporating the stockholders of the James river company.
Bill no. 20. 10365
21 p.
A bill, imposing taxes for the support of government. Bill no. 21.
10S66
4 p.
A bill, appropriating the public revenue. Bill no. 22. 10367
3 p.
An act, to increase the capital stock of the Dismal swamp canal
company, and for other purposes, and an amendment, proposed by the
senate to the bill. BiU no. 23. 10368
2 p.
Amendments proposed by the committee of roads and internal navi-
gation, to whom was re-committed the "bill, incorporating the stock-
holders of the James river company." Bill no. 24. 10369
4 p.
Journal of the senate, of the commonwealth of Virsrinia,
befirun and held in the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the fifth day of December in the year one thousand eijfht
hundred and thirty-one. Richmond : Printed by John Warrock.
printer to the senate. 1831. 10370
231. [1] p. 22cin.
Session be^an Dec. S, 1831 and ended March 21, 1832. William C. Holt,
speaker.
[Rules and regulations]: p. 4-7. 10371
[Letter of the governor, John Floyd, Dec. 6, 1831] : p. 7-19. 10372
[Report of committee of privileges and elections relative to the con-
tested election case of J. P. Hungerford and William Basye] : p. 26-27, 30, 31.
10373
Also printed separately.
[Report of the committee appointed to examine the accounts of the
treasurer, for year ending Sep. 30, 1831] : p. 49, 60, 62. 10374
[Report of committee appointed to examine the condition of the
Bank of Virginia and the Farmers' bank of Virginia]: p. 83-90. 10375
[Report of committee relative to the celebration of the centennial
anniversary of the birth of George Washington] : p. 102-104. 10376
[Letter from John Floyd, governor, relative to the removal of the
remains of George Washington, from Mount Vernon] : p. 107, 108. 10377
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[Correspondence of John Floyd, John Marshall and Francis T. Brooke
relative to the removal of the remains of George Washington] : p. 141-144.
10378
[Letter of John A. Washington relative to the removal of the re-
mains of George Washington] : p. 182. 10379
[Report of the joint committee on the public library]: p. 200-202.
10380
Members of the senate, who served Dec. 5, 1831-March 21, 1832:
p. [232] 10381
[Documents and bills] :
An act authorizing the Northwestern bank of Virginia to establish an
office of deposit in the county of Monongalia, and amendments proposed
by the committee. Bill no. 1. 10382
2 p.
An act providing for the removal of free persons of colour from this
commonwealth, and amendments. Bill no. 2. 10383
4, 4 p.
An act regulating proceedings and commissions upon forthcoming
bonds. Bill no. 3. 10384
2 p.
An act changing the compensation of the general agent or store-
keeper of the penitentiary, and for other purposes. Bill no. 4. 10385
2 p.
An act concerning delinquent and forfeited lands, and providing for
the sale of lands returned delinquent hereafter for the non-payment of
taxes, and amendments proposed by the committee of general laws. Bill
no. 5. 10386
8. 4 p.
An act to amend an act, entitled, an act, reducing into one the sev-
eral acts, concerning slaves, free negroes and mulattoes, and for other
purposes. Bill no. 6. 10387
6 p.
An act, prescribing the fetes of clerks of the county and corporation
courts, and of the circuit superior courts of law and chancery. Bill no. 7.
10388
8 p.
An act, incorporating the stockholders of the James river and Ka-
nawha company. Bill no. 8. 10389
16 p.
Report of the penitentiary committee. Doc. no. 1. 10390
8 p.
Summary statements by the second auditor: (1) of the cost of the
public improvements under tiie superintendance of the James river com-
pany, 1st January, 1832; (2) of receipts and expenditures on account of
the revenue from the improvements under the direction of the James river
company, for the year ending 31st December, 1831; (3) of loans authorized
and obtained for effecting improvements under the direction of the James
river company, and of the interest payable thereon; (4) a comparison be-
tween the old canal, constructed by the original James river company,
and that constructed at the expense of the state, with a view of showing
the facilities which have resulted from the expenditure of money by the
state on the James river since the commonwealth was sole proprietor. Doc.
no. 2. 10391
6 p.
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Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the fifth day of December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and thirty-one, and of the common-
wealth the fifty-sixth, Richmond : Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer for the commonwealth. 1832. 10392
346 p. 24o.m.
Resolutions: p. 307-308. 10393
Preamble and resolutions remonstrating against the removal of the
remains of George Washington, from the limits of Virginia: p. 307. 10393a
Courtfi
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of
appeals and in the general court of Virginia. By Benjamin
Watkins Leigh. Vol. 3. Second edition. Richmond, Ritchie
and Dunnavant, printers, 1857. 10394
xxlil. 11], 931 p. 23Hcm.
Cited as 30 Va. reports.
Preface [describing the new system of courts provided for under the
constitution of 1830] p. [iii]-v. 10395
Cases argued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. May, 1831-May, 1832. p. [1]-801.
Cases decided by the general court of Virginia. July, 1831-July,
1832. p. [803] -899.
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports,
elected at the session of assembly of 1830-31: Henry St. George Tucker,
president, Francis T. Brooke. William H. Cabell, Dabney Carr, John W.
Green. Attorney general: John Robertson. 10396
Judges of the general court during the period of these reports, elected
at the session of assembly of 1830-31: William Brockenbrough, Daniel
Smith, Fleming Saunders, William Daniel, Richard E. Parker, Lewis Sum-
mers, William Browne, Allen Taylor, Abel P. Upshur, Richard H. Field.
John F. May, John T. Lomax. Robert B. Taylor, John Scott. William Leigh,
Lucas P. Thompson, Benjamin Estill, James E. Brown, Edwin S. Duncan,
Joseph L. Fry. 10397
Separate Documents: Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1831] In Calendar of Virginia state pa-
pers, V. 10. 1808-1835, p. 572-574. 1892. 10398
Oaims asrainst the U. S. Memorial [of Thomas W. Gilmer, commis-
sioner of Virginia] on the subject of certain claims of the state of Vir-
gmia against the United States. 1831. [n. p.] 10399
16 p. 21 Hem.
. Memorial [of Thomas W. Gilmer, commissioner of Virginia] on
certain claims of the state of Virginia against the United States. December
19, 1^1. [n. p':] 10400
62 D. 22cm. (U. S. 22<1 Conn-eas. l»t iiesslon. House. Doc. no. 20)
Delinquent lands. [Act concerning delinquent lands. Richmond:
Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1832] 10401
No copy seen. 500 copies printed.
^ -— - -A- list of lands and lots returned as delinquent for non-pay-
ment of taxes due for the year 1820, and prior thereto, and which are re-
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deemable on or before the 1st day of January, 1832, made out in conform-
ity to the act of the general assembly, passed on the 1st day of April, 1831.
\ 10402
"Note. This list, and all the delinquent lists which shall be pre-
pared and published pursuant to the act of the last general assembly, (es-
pecially the lists for the western counties,) will be forwarded to every
county in the commonwealth. There are persons residing in various parts
of the state who are interested in delinquent lands lying in other sections,
and particularly in western Virginia, and this note is intended to explain
what seems not to have been understood by some of the eastern clerks
of courts to whom lists of the western counties have been heretofore for-
warded. All the lists will, in like manner, be transmitted for circulation
in other states, and will be directed to the principal reading rooms and
other known public places of resort in various cities of the Union. The
editors of newspapers to whom they may be addressed, may probably con-
fer a benefit upon some of their patrons, by announcing that they are
sent to their respective printing offices for public inspection. This favor
is particularly asked of those editors who publish the act under which the
lists are prepared.
In this and all delinquent lists, it is proper to observe that the 10
per cent, damages per annum, on the amount of the tax, is not included.
Many of the tracts are also delinquent for years subsequently to 1820.
The lands so in arrear will thereafter be published in separate lists, fur-
ther time being allowed for the payment of arrearages accruing after
1820."
The title as g^ven above is the title of the list of each county.
The library has the lists for the following counties: Albemarle, Am-
herst, Augusta, Bath, Bedford, Berkeley, Botetourt, Campbell, Culpeper,
Fauquier, Franklin, Frederick, Halifax. Hardy, Harrison, Henrico, Henry,
Jefferson, Kanawha, Loudoun, Louisa, Madison, Mecklenburg, Monongralia,
Montgomery, Morgan, Nelson, Orange, Patrick, Rockbridge, Rockingham,
Shenandoah, Tazewell, Wythe.
The lists vary In length from 1 to 110 pages quarto.
Also lists of lands sold in Bedford, Botetourt, Henrico, Louisa,
Orange, Rockbridge, Shenandoah, in 1816 for arrears of taxes, and after-
wards redeemed by the executive, and now redeemable by the orig^inal
owner at any time before Jan. .1, 1832. The list for each county is printed
immediately after the list of delinquent lands for each county.
See doc. 17. 1831-32.
District of Columbia. The acts of Congress, in relation to the Dis-
trict of Columbia, from July 16th, 1790, to March 4th, 1831, inclusive.
And of the legislatures of Virginia and Maryland, passed especially in
regard to that District, or to persons or property within the same. With
preliminary notes of the proceedings of the Congress, under the Confeder-
ation, as well as under the present Constitution, in regard to the permanent
seat of the government of the United States. By William A. Davis.
Washington City, Printed by W. A. Davis, 1831. 10403
xiv, 575, XTlx p. 24cm. Copy in the library of congress.
James river and Kanawha co. [Act incorporating James river and
Kanawha company. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1832] 10404
No copy seen. 1000 copies printed.
Law. 'Commentaries on the laws of Virginia, comprising the sub-
stance of a course of lectures delivered to the Winchester law school: by
Henry St. George Tucker, chancellor of the fourth judicial 'circuit. Condo
et compono. In two volumes. Volume 1. Printed at the office of the Win-
chester Virsrinian, for the author, Winchester: 183J. 10405
162, 422 p. 8vo. Title supplied by law library, TJniv. of Va.
*Commentaries on the laws of Virginia comprising the sub-
stance of a course of lectures delivered to the Winchester law school: by
Henry St. George Tucker, chancellor of the fourth judicial circuit. Condo
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et compono. In two volumes. Volume 2. Printed at the office of the
Winchester Virginian for the author. Winchester: 1831. 104M
49$ p. 8vo. Title supplied by law library, Univ. of Va.
Library. A catalogue of the librarv of the State of Virginia, ar-
ranged alphabetically, under different heads, with the number and size of
the volume of each work specified. To which are prefixed the rules and
regulations provided for its government. Richmond, Printed by S. Shep-
herd & CO., 1831. 10407
70 p. 22 Hem.
Nelaon, Thomas. *To the general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, the heirs and representatives of General Thomas Nelson of York-
Town, represent: That their ancestor was an active agent in the war of
the revolution [etc.] [Richmond? 1831] 10408
8p. 8vo.
This is the second claim for indemnity made by the heirs of Thomas
Nelson, signer of the declaration of Independence, member of the continental
congress, and grovernor of Virginia. The first was presented in 1822 through
the efforts of St. George Tucker, but remained dormant until renewed in
1831; the second appeal was referred to the first and second auditors, who
reported adversely as noted below. The heirs petitioned the U. 8. congress,
on Dec. 10, 1833, but this attempt was also reported unfavorably. See on this
and related matter, articles by R. A. Brock, in* The Richmond Standard. June
7 and Dec. 13, 1879; Sept. 25, 1880.
Title and note from the List of works relating to Virginia In the New
Tork public library. .».,,. ^
Poor. [Poor laws of Virginia. Richmond: Shepherd & Co., pnnt-
ers. 1832] 10409
No copy seen. ISOO copies printed for the auditor.
PaUic works. Sixteenth annual report of the president and directors
of the board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia, February
7, 1832. [With returns and reports of internal improvement companies]
Richmond, Printed by Samuel Shepherd & co., 1832. 10410
[297]-534 p. 22cm. Principal engineer: C. Crozet.
Report on the examination and survey of Black Water river, &c.
by R. H. B. Brazier, 1831-2. p. [426] -429. 10411
Exti^Bct from the governors message to the general assembly, De-
cember 6, 1831, relative to internal improvement, with accompanying docu-
ments, p. 447-459. 10412
Acts and resolutions of the general assembly, relating to the fund
for internal improvement, passed at sessions 1829-30, 1830-31, 1831-32.
p. [473] -522. 10413
Index to volume 6, containing the 14th, 16th and 16th annual re-
ports of the board of public works, p. [623] -534.
Includes information submitted by second auditor relative to internal
improvement companies. 10414
Railroads. 'Speech of Mr. Garland, of Nelson, in opposition to the
amendment offered by Mr. Williams of Shenandoah, to the bill incorporat-
ing the Staunton & Potomac railroad company. Delivered in the house
of delegates on the 21st of March, 1831. Richmond: Printed at the Whig
office, 1831. 10415
15 p. 8vo.
Richmond. 'Ordinances of the corporation of the city of Richmond,
and the acts of assembly relating thereto. Pub. by authority of the com-
mon council. Richmond, Printed by J. Warrock, 1831. 10416
vili, 140 p. 22cm.
Slavery. 'TTic speech of Henry Berry, (of Jefferson,) in thfe house of
delegates of Virginia, on the abolition of slavery. [Richmond, 1832] 10417
8 p. 22Hcm. Caption title.
*The speeches of Philip A. Boiling, of Buckingham, in the ■
house of delegates of Virginia, on the policy of the state in relation to
her colored population: delivered on the 11th and 25th of January, 1832.
2d ed. . . . Richmond, Printed by Thomas W. White, 1832. 10418
16 p. 22cm.
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"The speech of WUliam H. Brodnax, of Dinwiddle, in the
house of delegates of Virginia, on the policy of the state with respect to
its colored population. Delivered January 19, 1832. Richmond, Thomas
W. White, printer, 1832. 10419
44 p. 22fim.
'The speech of John Thompson Brown, in the house of dele-
gates of Virginia, on the abolition of slavery. Delivered Wednesday, Jan-
uary 18, 1832. Richmond, Thomas W. White, printer, 1832. 10420
32 p. !«2cm.
*The speech of John Thompson Brown, in the house of dele-
gates of Virginia, on the abolition of slavery. Delivered Wednesday, Jan-
uary 18, 1832. Richmond, Chas. H. Wynne, printer, 1860. 10421
32 p. 22V4cm. Reprinted from pamphlet copy of 1832.
*The speech of John A. Chandler, of Norfolk county, in the
house of delegates of Virginia, on the policy of the state with respect to
her slave population. Delivered January 17, 1832. Richmond, Thomas
W. White, printer, 1832. 10422
10 p. 23^4cm.
*The speech of Charles Jas. Faulkner, of Berkeley, in the house
of delegates of Virginia, on ^he policy of the state with respect to her
slave population. Delivered January 20, 1832. Richmond, Thomas W.
White, printer, 1832. 10423
22 p. 22om.
*The letter of Appomatox to the people of Virginia: exhibit-
ing a connected view of the recent proceedings in the house of delegates,
on the subject of the abolition of slavery; and a succinct account of the
doctrines broached by the friends of abolition, in debate: and the mischiev-
ous tendency of those proceedings and doctrines. Richmond, Thomas W.
White, printer, 1832. 10424
47 p. 22Vicm.
Originally published In the Richmond enquirer Feb. 4, Feb. 28, 1832.
The author was Benjamin Watklne Leigh.
*Review of the debate in the Virginia leg:islature of 1831 and
1832 ... By Thomas R. Dew, Richmond, Printed by T. W. White, 1832.
10425
133 p. 2H4cm.
'Speech of James M'Dowell, jr. (of Rockbridge,) in the house
of delegates of Virginia, on the slave question: delivered Saturday January
21, 1832. 2d ed . . . Richmond, Printed by T. W. White, 1832. 10426
'33 p. 22%cm.
*The speech of Thomas Marshall, in the house of delegates
of Virginia, on the abolition of slavery. Delivered Friday, January 20,
1832. Richmond, Printed by Thomas W. White, 1832. 10427
12 p. 21%cm.
•The speech of Thomas Marshall, of Fauquier, in the house
of delegates of Virginia, on the policy of the state in relation to her colored
population: delivered Saturday, January 14, 1832. 2d ed . . . Rich-
mond, Printed by Thomas W. White, 1832. 10428
12 p. 24cm.
*The speech of Thomas J. Randolph, (of Albemarle,) in the
house of delegates of Virginia, on the abolition of slavery: delivered Satur-
day, Jan. 21, 1832. 2d ed . . . Richmond, Printed by T. W. White,
1832. 10429
22 p. 22Hcm.
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia. Seventh session, 1830-1831. Charlottesville,
Va., (Jhronicle steam book printing house, 1880. 10430
9 p. 21%nm.
Enactments relating to the constitution and government of the
University of Virginia. For the use of the University. Charlottesville,
Printed by Gary, Watson & co., 1831. 10431
69 p. 21cm.
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Supplement to the code of laws, for the government of the
University of Virginia, which was printed in 1831. [Charlottesville ? 1834 ?]
4 p. 21cin. Caption title. Copy In library of congreBB.
Yirginia mHitary institute. Regulations of the Virginia military
academy. 1831. lOiM
Title from Randolph's catalogue. 1856.
1832/33
Journals
Journal of the house of delejirates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begrun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the third day of December, one thousand eight hun-
dred and thirty-two. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer to the commonwealth, 1832. 10434
2fi7 p. 26.7cm.
Session began Dec. 3, 1832 and ended March 9. 1833. Linn Banks,
speaker.
Rules and regulations: p. 8-6. 1043S
[Communication from the governor, John Floyd] : p. 7-11. 10436
[Report of committee on contested election of David S. Garland and
Robert Camm of Amherst] : p. 21, 22, 108. 10437
[Communication from the governor relative to the ordinance adopted
by South Carolina]: p. 30, 31. 10438
[Communication from the governor relative to the code of 1819, and
supplement, and Hening's Virginia justice]: p. 39. 10439
[Report of the captain commanding the public guard, Blair Boiling] :
p. 49. 10440
[Report of the committee on the condition of the land office] : p. 72, 73.
10441
[Report of committee on the condition of the auditor's office] : p. 92. 93.
10442
[Report of the committee on the condition of the armory] : p. 101-105.
1M4S
[Report of committee on contested election of A. R. Harwood and
Braijamin Pollard of King and Queen]: p. 114-119. 10445
[Letter from the governor relative to the resolutions received from
the general assembly of South Carolina] : p. 122-124. 10446
[Resolutions of Illinois relative to the militia]: p. 148, 149. 10447
Resolutions of Delaware relative to the resolutions of South Caro-
lina]: p. 164, 166. 10448
», - }i^ ^^ "' warrants issued to the account of property destroyed in
Norfolk in 1776] : p. 186-187. 10449
[List of members of the house who have taken the oath] : p. 201.
Last of warrants issued on the contingent fund by advice of the ex-
ecutive council]: p. 208-210. IO451
[Report of committee on the condition of the public guard] : p. 214.
[Resolutions of Delaware relative to the militia]: p. 216. 10458
oio'-^i'**"^ °' committee on the condition of the armory, Jan. 16, 1833]:
p. ^19-^1. 104'%4
[Report of committee on the militia laws] : p. 230, 231. 10455
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[Report of the committee on the public library, including the report
of the librarian, William H. Richardson, for year ending Dec. 31, 1832]:
p. 248-252. 10456
List of delegates for the session of 1832-33: p. 266, 267. 10457
Documents [and bills as appendix] :
370 copies of each printed unless otherwise stated.
Governor's message, and accompanying documents. Doc. no. 1. 10459
80 p. 685 copies printed witliout documents. John Floyd, governor.
See journal: p. 7-11.
[Accounts of the general agent and store keeper of the penitentiary]
Report of the superintendent of the penitentiary, Charles S. Morg-an, Nov. 30,
1832. Annual return of the adjutant general, Bernard Peyton, for 1832. Re-
port of the superintendent of the armory, Blair Boiling, for year ending Nov.
30, 1832. John H. Smith's report [on the books and papers in the upper story
of the capitol] Resolutions [and report} of New Hampshire [relative to the
tariff and internal improvement] Resolutions of Tennessee, Delaware, Louisi-
ana, Maryland. [Report of the general assembly of Maryland relative to
the] boundary between Maryland and Virginia. Documents accompanying
the report. Report of C. J. Faulkner relative to the boundary line between
Virginia and Maryland. Judge A. P. Upshur's letter.
Auditor's annual report [for the year ending September 30, 1832]
Doc. no. 2. 10460
16 p. James E. Heath, auditor.
Treasurer's annual report [for the year ending September 30, 1832]
Doc. no. 3. 10461
16 p. Lawson Burfoot, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund, and pro-
ceedings of the school commissioners, in the different counties, for the
year ending September 30, 1832. Doc. no. 4. 10462
36 p. James Brown, Jr., second auditor.
Accounts of the fund for internal improvement, for the year ending
Ist December, 1832. Doc. no. 5. 10463
12 p.
A statement, shewing the federal number in each county of the
commonwealth of Virginia, according to the census of 1830. [Made by
the auditor] Doc. no. 6. 10464
2 p.
Report of the superintendent of public edifices, relative to the repairs
of the capitol. Doc. no. 7. 10465
2 p. Blair Boiling, superintendent.
Reports of the North-western bank of Virginia, and of the Bank of
the Valley and its branches. Doc. no. 8. 10466
13 p.
Governor's communication, transmitting to the legislature of Vir-
ginia, the report of the committiee of twenty-one, to the convention of the
people of South Carolina, on the subject of the several acts of congress im-
posing duties for the protection of domestic manufactures. With the ordi-
nance to nullify the same. Doc. no. 9. 10467
29 p. Ordinance to nullify certain acts of congress: p. 15-16. Address
to the people of S. C. by their delegates in convention. Address to the people
of the U. S. by the convention of S. C: p. 17-29. 104<8
Report of the committee for arranging the congressional districts of
the state. Doc. no. 10. 10469
2 p. See Journal p. 34-36.
Report of the committee on federal relations. Doc. no. 11. 10470
3 p. See Journal p. 79-82, 89-91.
Report and resolutions of the Virginia legislature, in 1799, on the
subject of our federal relations. Doc. no. 12. 10471
20 p. 685 copies printed.
PT. 1 P'^l^'nation by Andrew Jackson, president of the United States.
[Relative to the ordinance of nullification adopted by the South Carolina
convention] Doc. no. 13. 10472
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Report of the committee on federal relations, as amended in com-
mittee of the whole. Doc. no. 14. lOilS
Mr. Marshall's substitute to the report of the committee on federal
relations, as amended in committee of the whole. Doc. no. 15. 10474
[1] p.
Mr. M'DoweU's amendment to Mr. Marshall's substitute to the report
of the committee on federal relations, as amended in committee of the
whole. Doc. no. 16. 10476
[1] p.
Report of the joint committee on the treasurer's accounts, with the
accompanying documents. Doc. no. 17. . 1«477
8 p.
Preamble and resolutions submitted by Mr. Brown, of Petersburg.
[Relative to the rights of the states as members of the federal union]
Doc. no. 18. 10478
3 p.
Substitute submitted by Mr. Brown of Petersburg, for the amended
report of the committee on federal relations. Doc. no 19. 10479
2 p.
Report in relation to the Chesapeake and Ohio canal company. Doc.
no. 20. 10480
4 p. See Journal p. 139-142.
Report of the representative of the stock of Virginia, in the Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal company, with the accompanying documents. Doc.
no. 21. 10481
25 p. Caspar W. Wever, representative.
Proceedings of the James river company [relative to the Greenbrier
bridge, and the Guyandotte turnpike co.] Doc. no. 22. 10482
2 p. See Journal p. 111.
Seventeenth annual report of the board of public works, to the gen-
eral assembly of Virgrinia, with the accompanying documents, January 17,
1833. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the common-
wealth. 1833. Doc. no. 23. 10483
56 p.
Governor's communication, transmitting resolutions of the legislature
of South Carolina. Doc. no. 24. 10484
6 p.
Preamble and resolutions on federal relations. Doc. no. 25. 10485
[1] p. 1185 copies printed.
Proceedings of the James river company [relative to the quantity of
water drawn from the lower James river canal, under the several leases
granted] Doc. no. 26. 10486
3 p. See Journal p. 132-134.
Report of the court of directors of the Western lunatic hospital, at
Staunton. Doc. no. 27. 10487
4 p. S. M. Woodward, keeper.
Report of the court of directors of the lunatic hospital, at Williams-
burg, January, 1838. Doc. no. 28. 10488
8 p. A. D. Gait, president.
Federal relations [correspondence of Governor Floyd, B. W. Leigh
(commissioner from Virginia to South Carolina), R. Y. Hayne and James
Hamilton] Doc. no. 29. 10489
4 p. See Journal p. lTS-177.
Report of the joint committee to examine the penitentiary. Doc.
no. 30. 10490
2 p. See Journal p. 20fi, 207.
Report of the special committee to enquire into the state of the public
guard. Doc. no. St. 10491
19 p.
Report of the committee of finance, upon the revenue and expendi-
tures, and debt of the commonwealtK Doc. no. 82. 10492
4 p. See Journal p. 222-225.
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Report of the joint committee to examine the Bank of Virg:inla and
Farmer's bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 33. 10493
8 p.
Bills:
A bDl, " authorizing a subscription by the state of Virginia, of the
stock of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal company. Bill no. 1. 10494
2 p.
A bill, for the better organization of the militia. Bill no. 2. 10495
19 p. 485 copies printed.
A bill, imposing taxes for the support of government. Bill no. 3.
10496
4 p.
A bill, appropriating the public revenue. Bill no. 4. 10497
3 p.
A bill, making appropriations for the removal of free persons of
colour. Rill no. 6. 10498
2 p.
Journal of the senate, of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held in the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the third day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-two. Richmond, Printed by John Warrock,
printer to the senate, 1832. 10499
208 p. 22.6 cm.
Session beRran Dec. 3, 1832 and ended March 9, 1833. George C. Drom-
Eoole, spealcer.
[Rules and regulations]: p. 5-7. 10500
[Letter from the governor, John Floyd, Dec. 3, 1832] : p. 8-16. 10501
[Report of the committee on the eligibility of John Page as sen-
ator]: p. 30. 31. 10502
[Report of committee appointed to examine the accounts of the
treasurer, L. Burfoot, for year ending Sep. 30, 1832] : p. 41-47. 10503
[Letter of the governor, John Floyd, Jan. 25, 1833, relative to a con-
vention of the states to consider the subject of the disputed powers of the
federal government]: p. 69-75. 10504
[Correspondence relative to the appointment of B. W^ Leigh as com-
missioner to South Carolina] : p. 76, 77. 10505
[Report of the committee to examine the armory] : p. 93, 94, 109-112.
rx. -X * .^ . . »»506
[Keport of committee appomted to examine the penitentiary] : p. 121-
^ 10507
[Report of committee relative to the public library]: p. 153-156.
^ ^.f^tP**"^ of committee appointed to examine the Bank of Virginia
and the Farmers' bank of Virginia]: p. 183, 184. 1050<)
Members of the senate who served Dec. 3, 1832 to March 9, 1833: p.
10510
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
185 copies of eacii printed unless otherwise stated.
• ■r'iu*^*' *" provide for the payment of sundry judgments rendered
against the commonwealth, on account of the claims of certain supemu^
erary officers of the state line, during the Revolutionary war^^ Ai^ndmeirt^
proposed by the committee of claims to the bill. AmenamMits
208.
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Amendment proposed by Mr. Maxwell, to the bill, "To provide for
the payment of sundry judgments rendered against the commonwealth on
accoont of the claims of certain supernumerary officers of the state line,
during the Revolutionary war." 10512
3 p.
Preamble and resolutions on the subject of federal relations. Amend-
ment proposed by the committee. Mr. CocKe's amendment. Mr. McComas's
(of Cabell,) amendment. 10513
8 p.
An act, to amend the act, entitled, "An act, for arranging the coun-
ties and towns of this commonwealth into districts for the choice of repre-
sentatives to Congress." [Bill] 10514
2 p.
An act, to authorize the Bank of Virginia and the Farmers' bank of
Virginia, to subscribe for stock of the James river and Kanawha com-
pany. TBiU] 10515^
To tiie legislature of Virginia. [Petition from the stockholders of the
Bank of Virginia, and Farmers' bank of Virginia, in remonstrance against
the passage of the bill authorizing the stockholders of the two banks to
subscribe to the stock of the James River and Kanawha company, to the
amount of one million of dollars. Dated Fredericksburg] 10516^
[11 p. 500 copies printed.
An amendment, proposed by Mr. Aylett, to the bill arranging the
Congressional districts. An amendment, proposed by Mr. McComas of
Cabell, to the bill arranging the Congressional districts. 10517
* p.
To the honorable the speakers and members of the senate and house
of delegates of the commonwealth of Virginia. The memorial of sundry
citizens of the county and borough of Norfolk, being stockholders in the
Bank of Virginia and of the Farmers' bank of Virginia [objecting to the
proposition to authorise the two banks to become stockholders in, and
subscribers to the stock in the James River and Kanawha company] 10518 *■
2 p.
To the senate of Vir^ia. [Petition from holders of stock in the
Bank of Virginia, and the Farmers' bank of Virginia, protesting against
the bill authorising the said banks to subscribe for stock in the James
River and Kanawha company. Dated Petersburg] 10519
m p.
An act, to amend the 62nd section of the act, entitled. An act, to
establish a court of law and chancery in each of the counties of the com-
monwealth, and in certain corporations therein mentioned. Amendment
offered by Mr. McComas of Wythe. [Bill] 10520
7 p.
The bill, to amend the act, entitled, "An act, for arranging the coun-
ties and towns of this commonwealth into districts, for the choice of repre-
sentatives to Congress." 10521
2 p.
A s3rnopsis of the James River and Kanawha improvement, with a
view to the value and productiveness of the capital stock of the company.
With an appendix, containing sundry Ulustrative documents. Doc. no. 1.
10522
33 p. 500 copies printed.
Session Laws
Acts passed at a general assembly of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the third day of December, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and thirty-two, and of the common-
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wealth the fifty-seventh. Richmond : Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer to the conunonwealth. 1833. 10523
231 p. 24 cm.
Resolutions: p. 201-206. 10524
Preamble and resolutions on the subject of federal relations: p.
201,202. 10525
Cotirts
Reports of cases arjrued and determined in the court of
appeals, and in the general court ofyj^irginia. By Benjamin
Watkins Leigh. Volume 4. Richmond, Printed by Samuel
Shepherd & co., 1H:U. 10526
xxiv, 732 p. 32cm.
Cited as 31 Va. reports.
Errata: p. [xxiii]-xxiv.
Cases argued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. November, 1832-December, 1833. p. [l]-639.
Cases decided by the general court of Virginia. December, 1832-July,
1834. p. [641] -698.
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports:
Henry St. George Tucker, president, Francis T. Brooke, William H. Cabell,
John W. Green (absent from court during the period of these reports on
account of ill health), Dabney Carr. Attorney general: John Robertson.
Judges of the general court during the period of these reports: Will-
iam Brockenbrough to February 27, 1834, Daniel Smith, Fleming Saunders,
William Daniel, Richard E. Parker, Lewis Summers, William Browne, to
September 8, 1832, Allen Taylor, Abel P. Upshur, Richard H. Field, John
F. May, John T. Lomax, Robert B. Taylor to April 21, 1834, John Scott,
William Leigh, Lucas P. Thompson, Benjamin Estill, James E. Brown, Ed-
win S. Duncan, Joseph L. Fry, James Semple from September 8, 1832, John
B. Clopton from February 27, 1834, Richard H. Baker from April 21, 1834.
Same. ' 2d ed. Richmond^ Ritchie & Dunnavant,
printers. 1858. 10527
XX, 786 p. 8vo.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1832] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 10, 1808-1835. p. 574-583. 1892. 10528
Delinquent lands. [Circular respecting delinquent lands. Issued by
the auditor. Richmond : Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1832] 10529
No copy seen. 300 copies printed.
A list of lands returned as delinquent, for non-payment of
taxes, in Floyd county, Va. for the year 1832. 10530
[3] p. 29x23. 5cm.
A list of lands returned as delinquent, for non-payment of
taxes, in Grayson county, Va. for the year 1832. 10531
[3] p. 29.5x23. 5cm.
A list of lands returned as delinquent, for non-payment of
taxes, in Greenbrier county, Va. for the year 1832. 10532
[6] p. 29.Sx23.5cm.
A list of lands . . . vested in the president and directors of the
Literary fund [compiled by the auditor] [Richmond, T. W. White, 1832]
1053.<t
[120] p. sq. quarto. Various paging. Interleaved. Includes lands
in the following counties: Cabell. Grayson. Greenbrier, Lee, Mason, Monroe,
Randolph, Russell, Scott, Tazewell, Wood and Wythe. Copy in the library of
conip-ess.
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James river and Kanawlia co. [Report of committee on inland navi-
gation and charter of the James river and Kanawha company. Richmond:
Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1833] 1*534 ►■
Nq <-npv aon igs copies printed. This document was not numbered.
Title taken from voucher of March 13. 1833.
*Resolutions and proceedings of the commissioners of Nelson
county Appointed to open books of subscription to the James river and
Kanawha improvement with sundry documents, including an address to the
public, by a distinguished citizen of Virginia. Richmond: Printed by T. W.
White, opposite the Bell tavern. 1832. 10535 •
16 p. 21 cm.
Law. *The practice in the courts of law and equity in Virginia. By
Conway Robinson. Volume 1 containing practice in the courts of law in
civil eases. Richmond: printed by Samuel Shepherd & co., and sold by
Robert L. Smith. 1832. 10536
xlii. 674p. 8 vo.
Poor. The laws now in force, which relate to the duties of the over-
seers of the poor, or which concern the poor; published under the direction
of the auditor of pubUc accounts, pursuant to an act passed the 4th day of
January, 1832. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Shepherd & co., 1832. 10537
36 [4] p. 24cm.
South Carolina and the U. S. 'Speech of John Thompson Brown, (of
Petersburg) in the house of delegates of Virginia, in committee of the whole,
on the state of the relations between the United States and South Carolina.
Delivered January 5, 1833. Richmond, Thomas W. White, printer, 1833.
10538
42 p. 21cm.
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia. Eighth session, 1831-1832. Charlottesville, Va.,
Chronicle steam book printing house, 1880. 10539
9 p. 21% cm.
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Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the second day of December, one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-three. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth. 1833. 10540
276 p. 26.8cm.
Session beran Dec. 2, 1833 and ended March 14, 1834. Linn Bank*,
speaker.
Rules and regrulations: p. 3-6. 10541
[Communication from the governor, John Floyd]: p. 6-21. 10542
[Report of committee on contested election of John G. Stephenson
and David Stuart of Nicholas and Fayette] : p. 29, 30, 36. 10543
[Report of committee relative to an establishment of an asylum for
the deaf and dumb] : p. 52, 53. 10544
i Report of committee on the eligibility of Joseph Damron of Alle-
: p. 68, 69. 78, 79. 1U545
[Report of committee on the condition of the land office] : p. 70, 71.
10546
^Report of committee relative to the agreement between the Bank of
Virginia and its office of discount at Norfolk, and the secretary of the
treasury of the U. S.] : p. 95, 96. 10547
list of claims on the contingent fund, Oct. 1, 1832 to Sep. 30, 1833:
p. 117-119. 10548
[Resolutions and report from North Carolina relative to the militia
and public defence]: p. 125, 126. 10549
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[Report of committee upon the contested election case of Thomas
M'AUister and Allen M'Ginniss of Cabell] : p. 126-132. 10550
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer] : p. 186-190.
10551
[List of members of the house who have taken the oath] : p. 206, 206.
10552
[Report of John H. Smith relative to the petition of William Wams-
ley and others, asking for a legislative interpretation of the act of October,
1780, entitled "an act for recruiting this state's quota of troops to serve in
the continental army"] : p. 223-226. 1055a
[Report of the committee on the militia laws] : p. 228. 10554
Letter of John Floyd, governor, to the senators and representatives
of Virg^ia in congress, relative to the removal of deposits, and the replies
of A. Stevenson, J. M. Patton, G. Loyall, J. W. Chinn, J. M. H. Beale and
E. Lucas, jr., thereto] : p. 234-236. 10555
[Report of the committee on the library, including the annual report
of the librarian, W. H. Richardson, for the year ending Dec. 31, 1833]:
p. 253-256. 10556
[Letters from J. Y. Mason and C. F. Mercer relative to the removal
of deposits] : p. 258. 10557
List of delegates for the session of 1833-34: p. 274, 275. 10558
Documents :
Governor's message, and accompanying documents. Doc. no. 1.
10560
172 p. John Floyd, g:overnor. See Journal p. 6-21.
Report of committee in senate of Delaware on the ordinance of South
Carolina, nullifying certain laws of congress: p. 18-24. 10561
Resolutions of Connecticut [relative to tariff, internal improvements
and amendments of the constitution] : p. 24, 25. 10562
Resolutions of Alabama [relating to the tariff and the doctrine of
nullificationl : p. 26-28. 10563
Resolutions of North Carolina: p. 28, 29. 10564
Report of the joint select committee of the legislature of Massachu-
setts upon the proceedings of the convention of South Carolina: p. 30-37.
10565
[Resolutions of Indiana relative to the proceedings of the late con-'
vention of South Carolina] : p. 38, 39. 10566
■Resolutions of Maryland relating to the same] : p. 39, 40. 10567
^Resolutions of Illinois relating to the same] : p. 41-50. 10568
|Resolutions of New Jersey relating to the same]: p. 50-52. 10569
|Resolutions of Ohio relating to the same] : p. 52-54. 10570
|Resolutions of New York relating to the same] : p. 54-64. 10571
Resolutions of Maine relating to the same] : p. 65, 66. 10572
Resolutions of New Hampshire relative to the militia] : p. 67. 10573
[Resolutions of Mississippi relative to a convention for amending the
federal constitution]: p. 67-69. 10574
Resolutions of Georgia relating to the same]: p. 69, 70. 10575
;Resolutions of Georgia relating to internal improvements] : p. 71.
10576
[Resolutions of Massachusetts relative to a convention for amending
the constitution] : p. 72-77. 78-83. 10577
[Resolutions of Massachusetts relative to the tariff] : p. 84-87. 10578
[Resolutions of Massachusetts relative to the public lands] : p. 88-97.
[Documents from Massachusetts on the subject of lotteries]: p.
98-111. 10580
[Resolutions of Maryland on the subject of canals] : p. 112. 16581
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[Letters from B. W. hagh, commissioner from Virginia to South
Carolina, relative to the proceedings of the convention of South Carolina;
including his letter to Governor Hayne] : p. 113-116. 10582
[Annual return of the adjutant general, Bernard Peyton, for 1833]:
p. ^16. 117, 1 folded sheet. 1058S
. [Report on the Lexington arsenal] : p. 117. 10584
[Report of the superintendent of the armory, Blair Boiling, including
report on the public edifices] : p. 118-121. 10585
Report of John H. Smith, relative to revolutionary documents:
p. 122-124. 10586
[Report of the board of directors on the penitentiary, including the
report of the superintendent, Charles S. Morgan] : p. 125-148. 10587
Statements of the Bank of the Valley and branches, and of the North-
western bank of Virginia and branches: p. 149-166. 10588
[Letter from George Tucker to the governor suggesting that the
state loan money to young men in need of it who wish to attend the Uni-
versity of Virginia] : p. 167, 168. 10589
[Letter from Peter A. Browne of Philadelphia to the governor sug-
gesting a geological survey of Virg:inia] : p. 169-171. 10590
Contract between the secretary of the treasury of the U. S. and the
Bank of Virginia: p. 172. 10591
Auditor's annual report [for year ending September 30, 1833] Doc.
no^2. 10592
20 p. James E. Heath, auditor.
TrMisurer's annual report [for year ending September 30, 1833]
Doc. no. 3. 1059S
16 p. Lawson Burfoot, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund, and pro-
ceedings of the school commissioners, in the different counties, for the year
ending September 30, 1833. Doc. no. 4. 1V594
34 p. James Brown, Jr., 2d auditor.
Deposites of the United States [arrangement between secretary of
the treasury of the United States and the president and directors of the
Bank of Virginia by which the said bank agrees to receive and disburse the
United States' deposites upon certain specfiied terms] Doc. no. 5. 10595
2 p.
Accounts of the fund for internal improvement, for the year ending
30th September, 1833. Doc. no. 6. 10596
14 p.
Report of the committee of schools and colleges, on the subject of an
asylum for the deaf and dumb. Doc. no. 7. 10597
2 p.
Report of a select committee on gold and copper mines. Doc. no. 8.
10598
2 p.
Report of James G. West, esq. commissioner of the road [from Mid-
dleboume on Middle Island, Tyler co., Va., to Samuel Hill's, Franklin town-
ship, Greene co.. Pa.] in conjunction with the state of Pennsylvania. Doc.
no. 9. 10599
4 p.
Guyandotte turnpike company. Doc. no. 10. 10600
2 p.
North-western turnpike company. Doc. no. 11. Iu601
2 p.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia. Doc.
no. 12. J0g02
5 p. Joseph C. Cabell, rector pro tem.
PnWic printing [report (in accordance with resolution of the house,
Dec. 19, 1^) of warrants issued during past year for public printing by
auditor] Doc. no. 13. 1060S
4 p.
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Public printing [report (in accordance with resolution of house, De-
cember 19, 1833) by the second auditor showing amount paid 6ut of fund
for internal improvement and literary fund for printing done within last
four years] Doc. no. 14. 10604
4 p.
Eighteenth annual report of the board of public works to the general
assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents, December 18, 1833.
Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth. 1833.
Doc. no. 15. 10605
48 p.
Deaf and dumb asylum. [Memorial of trustees to general assembly]
Doc. no. 16. 10606
2 p. William Kinney, Jr., president.
Report of a select committee on the subject of the United States de-
posites. Doc. no. 17. 10607
[1] p.
Mr. Roane's substitute for the report of the select committee on the
United States' deposits. Doc. no. 18. 10608
[1] p.
University of Virginia [statement of debt at end of ninth session, in
July, 1833 by William G. Pendleton, proctor and patron] Doc. no. 19.
10609
< p.
Correspondence between the chairman of the select committee and the
Bank of Virginia and the office of discount and deposit of the Bank of the
United States at Norfolk on the federal deposites. Doc. no. 20. 10610
8 p. John S. Barbour, cliairman.
Mr. Gilmer's proposed amendment to Mr. Roane's substitute to the
report of the committee on the subject of the United States deposites. Doc.
no. 21. 10611
m p.
Public stocks [report on actual value of the stocks belonging to the
fund for internal improvement and literary fund, called for by resolution
of the house of delegates of the 18th December 1833] Doc. no. 22. 10612
6 p.
United States deposites [resolutions adopted by the stockholders of
the Bank of Virgfinia, in general meeting assembled, relative to the receipt
and disbursement of the United States' deposites, and the resolution of the
president and directors in conformity thereto] Doc. no. 23. 10613
tn p.
Report of the committee on the United States' deposites. Doc. no. 24.
10614
[I] p.
Preamble and resolutions offered by Mr. Gilmer, of Albemarle, on the
United States deposites. Doc. no. 25. 10615
[11 p.
Annual report of the trustees of Randolph Macon college. Doc. no. 26.
10616
2 p. John Early, Augustine Claiborne, William A. Smith, committee
of trustees reportini;.
Subscriptions to the James river and Kanawha company. Doc. no. 27.
10617
2 p.
Report of the court of directors of the Western lunatic hospital, De-
cember, 1833. Doc. no. 28. 10618
4 p. John H. Peyton, president.
Report of the superintendent on the improvements in the penitentiary.
Doc. no. 29. 10619
8 p. C. S. Morean,. superintendent.
A list of officers of the army and navy who have received lands from
Virginia for revolutionary services, the quantity received, when received,
the time of service for which each officer received land, &c. down to Sep-
tember, 1833. Doc. no. 30. [No. 1.] 10620
34 p.
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A list of officers of the Virginia continental and state line, and state
navy, whose names appear on the army register, and who have not received
land for revolutionary services at all, or not in the characters in which they
there appear. They who are entitled to land, are distinguished from those
whose claims to bounty land are not satisfactorily proved by documents on
file in the public offices of the state of Virginia. Doc. no. 31. No. 2. 10621
18 p.
A list of officers of the Illinois regiment, and of Crockett's regiment,
who have received land for their services. A list of officers of the Illinois
regiment, who have not received lands for revolutionary services. A list
of non-commissioned officers and soldiers of the Illinois regiment, and the
western army, under the command of General George Rogers Clarke, who
are entitled to bounty in land. A list of Captain Francis Charloville's vol-
unteers, entitled to two hundred acres of land each. Doc. no. 32. No. 4
10622
24 p.
A list of officers of the state navy, who have received land for revo-
lutionary services, and of those who have not received lands for the same
services, &c. A list of officers of marines, who have received lands for
revolutionary services, and of those who have not received lands for th«
same services, &c. A list of non-commissioned officers, and seamen and
marines, who are entitled to lands for a service of three years in the state
navy, during the Revolutionary war. Doc. no. 33. No. 5. 10623
18 p.
A list of that portion of Armand's corps, which was credited to Vir-
ginia, as part of her quota, entitled to land from the United States, and
from Virginia, &c. A list of soldiers, (Virginians,) who were reported to
the senate of the United States, as not having claimed their warrants for
bounty land, which remained on file in the bounty land office January 16th,
1828. A list of soldiers (of the Invalid regiment, and part of the quota of
Virginia,) who were reported to the senate of the United States, on the 18th
January, 1828, entitled to bounty land from the United States. A list of
officers and soldiers of the Virginia continental Une, who were reported to
the senate of the United States, entitled to bounty land from the United
States. See senate documents, 1827- '28. A list of officers and soldiers, who
have been allowed bounty land by the executive of Virginia, and who have
not received warrants therefor. A list of non-commissioned officers and
soldiers, reported to the executive (in no. 3) as entitled to bounty land
from Virginia. Doc. no. 34. No. 6. 10624
16 p.
Report of Josias Thompson, civil engineer, to the board of public
works of Virginia [on surveying and locating a road from Wheeling to
Clarksburg] Doc. no. 35. 10625
* p.
Report of the committee for courts of justice, on the inequality of
punishment. Doc. no. 36. 10626
ti] p.
Report of the special committee on banks and savings institutions.
Doc. no. 37. 10627
2 D. See lournal p. 144, 145.
Report of James Herron, civil engineer, of a survey for a railroad
and m'adamized turnpike between the "rennessee line, and the James and
Kanawha river improvement. Doc. no. 38. 10628
25 p. Includes proceedings of the Abingdon railroad convention Au-
gust 1831.
Cheat mountain turnpike road. Doc. no. 39. 10629
2 p.
Western lunatic hospital [treasurer's accounts for year 1833; trans-
mitted by auditor in compliance with resolution of House, 27 January, 1834]
Doc. no. 40. 10630
9 p. Joseph Cowan, treasurer.
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Internal improvement freports from P. Scales of his location of turn-
pike road from Thornton's gap, Rappahannock co., to Warrenton, Fauquier
CO., and his examination and survey of route for road from Huntersville,
Pocahontas co., to Parkersburg, Wood co.l Doc. no. 41. 10631
8 p.
Internal improvement [report relative to destruction of, and damage
to, several bridges, etc.] Doc. no. 42. 10632
6 p.
Report of the court of directors of the lunatic hospital at Williams-
burg, January, 1834. Doc. no. 43. 10633
12 p. A. D. Gait, president.
Report of the board of public works, concerning the engineer depart-
ment. Doc. no. 44. 10634
4 p.
Amendments proposed by the senate, to the preamble and resolutions
on the subject of the removal of the public deposits from the Bank of the
United States and against the power claimed by congress to establish a
United States bank. Doc. no. 45. 10635
ti) p.
Report of Peter Scales, esq. on the location of the Huntersville and
Warm Springs turnpike. Doc. no. 46. 10636
4 p.
Report of the committee of finance, upon the revenue and expendi-
tures, and debt of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 47. 10637
4 p. See Journal p. 194-198.
Report of the joint committee appointed to examine the penitentiary
institution, February 18, 1834. Doc. no. 48. 10638
7 p. See Journal p. 219-220.
Report of the joint committee to examine the Bank of Virginia and
Farmers' bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 49. 10639
5 p.
Mr. Rives' resignation. [William Cabell Rives' resignation from the
Virginia senatorship, owing to his inability to endorse the action of the
Virginia assembly relative to removal of public deposites from the Bank of
the United States. Doc. no. 50. 10640
2 p. See Journnl p. 207, 208.
Subscriptions to the James river and Kanawha company. Doc. no. 51.
10641
2 p.
Report made by David S. Garland, esq. to the committee of roads and
internal navigation. Doc. no. 52. 10642
3 p.
Removal of free persons of colour [report of board of commissioners,
appointed by act of March 4, 1833 making appropriations for the removal
of free persons of colour] Doc. no. 53. 10643
[1] p.
Deposites of the United States [resolutions adopted by assembly of
Massachusetts in relation to the currency and to the removal of the de-
posites of the public money from the Bank of the United States] Doc. no.
54. 10644
4 p.
Bills:
A bill, for the incorporation of the Union gold mining company. Bill
no. 1. 10645
2 p.
A bill, incorporating the Mill Bank mining company. Bill no. 2.
10646
3 p.
A bill, to amend the act, entitled, "An act reducing Into one the sev-
eral acts concerning wills, the distribution of intestates' estates, and the
duty of executors and administrators." Bill no. 3. 10647
2 p.
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A bill, to establish a deaf and dumb asylum in this commonwealth.
Bm no. 4. 10648
3 p.
A bill, further to amend the act, entitled, "An act incorporating the
stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company. Bill no. &. 1064!* <
2 p.
A bill, for the better organization of the militia. Bill no. 6. 1U650
38 p.
A bill to alter and amend the law concerning slaves, free negroes ana
mulattoes. Bill no. 7. 10651
4 p.
Amendments intended to be offered to the bill "for the better organ-
i2ation of the militia." Bill no. 8. 10652
3 p.
_ A bill, to prohibit the sale of loose or unprized tobacco at or near the
public inspections of tobacco within this commonwealth. Bill no. 9. 10653
3 p.
An amendment proposed by the special committee to whom was com-
mitted the bill, entitled, "a bill to prohibit the sale of loose or unprized to-
bacco, at or near the public inspection of tobacco within this common-
wealth.' Bill no. 10. 10654
4 p.
A bill, providing for ttie distribution of the accruing surplus revenue
of the literary fund. Bill no. 11. 10655
2 p.
Substitute proposed by Mr. Gilmer to the bill, "providing for the
distribution of the accruing surplus revenue of the literary fund." Bill
no. 12. 10656
fi] p.
A bill, imposing taxes for the support of government. Bill no. 13^
10657
3 p.
A bill, appropriating the public revenue. Bill no. 14. 10658
3 p.
A bill, farther to amend the laws against gaming. Bill no. 15. 10659
« p.
A bill, amending and reducing into one act, the several acts and parts
of acts concerning the taxes on licenses to keepers of ordinaries and houses
of private entertainment, to merchants, to vendue masters, to brokers, to
venders of lottery tickets, to hawkers and pedlars, to exhibitors of public
shows, on law process, on notarial seals, and certain other subjects. Bill
no. 16. 10660
17 p.
A bill, to provide for the opening and repair of the public roads in
this commonwealth. Bill no. 17. 10661
12 p.
A bill, to provide for giving the vote of the commonwealth at the
general meetings of the James river and Kanawha company. Bill no. 18.
10662 •
» p.
Journal of the senate, of the commonwealth of Virjrinia,
begun and held in the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the second day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and tiiirty-three. Richmond, Printed by John War-
rock, printer to the senate, 1833. 10663
230, [1] p. 22.5 cm.
Session began Dec. 2, 1833 and ended March 14, 1834. George C. Drom-
Koole, speaker.
[Rules and regulations]: p. 4-6. 10664
Letter of the governor, John Floyd, Dec. 2, 1833] : p. 7-37. 10665
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[Report of committee relative to John W. Green, a judge of the su-
preme court of appeals] : p. 91, 92. 10666
[Report of committee relative to accounts of the treasurer for year
ending Sep. 30, 18.33] : p. 94, 95. 10667
[Report of committee relative to the condition of the Bank of Virginia
and Farmers' bank of Virginia] : p. 123-128. 10668
[Letter of William C. Rives touching the resolutions of the general
assembly relative to the removal of the public deposits from the Bank of
the United States]: p. 143-146. 10669
[Correspondence of the governor, John Floyd, and members of con-
gress J. M. H. Beale, E. Lucas, Jr., A. Stevenson, J. M. Patton, George Loy-
all, J. W. Chinn, J. Y. Mason, C. F. Mercer, touching the resolutions relative
to the removal of the deposits from the Bank of the United States]:
p. 161-165, 194, 195. 10670
[Letter of the governor, John Floyd, relative to the removal of free
negroes]: p. 177. 10671
[Report of the committee relative to the public library] : p. 196-199.
10671a
Members of the senate Dec. 2, 1833 to March 14, 1834: p. [231] 10672
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
S70 copies of each printed.
Preamble and resolutions on the subject of the removal of the public
deposites from the Bank of the United States and against the power claimed
by Congress to establish a United States' bank. 10673
2 p.
An amendment proposed by the senate to the preamble and resolu-
tions on the subject of the removal of the public deposites from the Bank
of the United States and against the power claimed by Congress to estab-
lish a United States' bank. 10674
2 p.
Mr. Cocke's substitute for the report of the select committee of the""
senate, on the preamble and resolutions on the subject of the remoyal of
the public deposites from the bank of the United States and against the
power claimed by Congress to establish a United States bank. 10675
2 p.
• Mr. Maxwell's amendment to the preamble and resolutions <on the
subject of the removal of the public deposites from the Bank of the United
States and against the power claimed by Congress to establish a United
States bank. 10676
2 p.
Session Imws
Acts nassed at a'creneral assembly of the commonwealth of
Vir<rinia. beeun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday the .<5econd day of December, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and thirty-three, and of the com-
monwealth the fifty-eighth. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth. 1834. 10677
Sfi7 p. 23 cm.
Resolutions: p. 319-324. 10678
Preamble and resolutions on the subject of the removal of the public
deposites from the bank of the U. S., and against the power claimed by
congress to establish a United States bank: p. 319. 10679
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Collection of Laivs
Supplement to the revised code of the laws of Virginia:
being a collection of all the acts of the general assembly, of a
public and permanent nature, passed since the year IHH), with
a general index. To which are prefixed. The acts organizing
a convention. The declaration of rights, and The amended con-
stitution of Virginia. Richmond : Printed by Samuel Shepherd
&co. 1833. 10680
584 p. 22^4 cm. Copy in the State law library.
Appendix: List of local and temporary acta or parts of acts hereto-
fore published with the public acts, but omitted in this supplement: p.
507-515. ■ 10681
I
Courts
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of
appeals, and in the general court, of Virginia. By Benjamin
Watkins Leigh. Volume o. Richmond: Printed by Samuel
Shepherd. 1836. 10682
XX, (90 p. 22 cm.
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of
appeals and in tiie general court of Virginia. By Benjamin
Watkins Leigh. Vol. ;">. Second edition. Richmond, Ritchie &
Dunnavant, printers, 1863. 10683
fxlxl dS' o. 2S cm.
Cited a« 32 Va. reports.
Cases argued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. July, 1833-February, 18.^5. p. [11-765.
Cases decided by the general court of Virginia. December, 1834-July,
1835. p. [767] -817.
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports:
Henry St. George Tucker, president, Francis T. Brooke, William H. Cabell,
John W. Green, who was absent during the period of these reports on ac-
count of . illness, and died February 5th, 18.34; Dabney Carr, William
Brockenbrough, appointed February 20, 1834, vice judge Green deceased.
Judges of the general court during the period of these reports: Dan-
iel Smith, Fleming Saunders, William Daniel, Richard E. Parker. Lewis
Summers, Allen Taylor, Abel P. Upshur, Richard H. Field, John F. May,
John T. Lomax, John Scott. William Leigh, Lucas P. Thompson, Benjamin
Estill, James E. Brown, Edwin S. Duncan, Joseph L. Fry, James Semple,
John B. Clopton, Richard H. Baker.
♦Virginia reports . . . annotated under the supervision of
Thoma*? John.«!on Michie. Volumes 5, 6, 7 and 8 Leigh. [1834-
1837] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company, law publishers.
1903. 10684
1080 p. 2.1 cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. TState papers, 18331 In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 10, 1808-1835, p. 584-605. 1892. 10685
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Constitution. [Amended constitution and general election laws. Rich-
mond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1833] 10686
No copy seen. 1000 copies printed.
Escheat, right of. *To the legislature of Virginia. A project of im-
provement, by laws protecting foreign immigration: or, motives for the ab-
olition of the right of escheat. "Laws the most conformable to equity, are the
best." . . . Respectfully presented by H. Foumier. Richmond: Printed by
T. W. White, opposite the Bell-Tavern. 1833. 10686a
32 p. 21 cm.
Signed by Horaclo Fournler.
Free negroes. [Circular of the board of commissioners under the act
for transporting free persons of color, relative to the removal of free per-
sons of color. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1833] 10687
No copy seen. 220 copies printed.
James river and Kanawha canal. [Synopsis of James river and Kan-
awha improvement For the session of assembly 1833-84. Richmond:
Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1834] 10688
No copy seen. 18R copies printed. This has no doc. no.
Law. *The Virginia scrivener, being a collection of forms of bonds,
contracts, conveyancing, and other instruments of writing, carefully selected
from the most approved authors, and accompanied by plain and well estab-
lished explanatory rules of law: together with the mode of authenticating
deeds for record in all the states of the Union: adapted to the use of the
people of Virginia. Prepared by a gentleman of the bar of Staunton. To
which are prefixed the constitution of the United States, and the bill of
rights, and new constitution of Virginia. Staunton, Va., Kenton Harper,
publisher. 1833. 10689
Iv. [6J-176 p. 21%cm.
Militia. [Circular of the adjutant general requiring list of officers,
dates of commissions, etc. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1833]
10690
No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
[Militia laws. Richmond: 1834] 10691
No copy seen. 4500 copies printed. See house Journal. Appendix: Doc.
no. 19. p. 4.
Roads. [Report of the committee on roads etc., 1831-2. Printed for
the session of assembly 1833-34. Richmond : Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1834]
10692
No copy seen. 185 copies printed.
Taxation. [Revenue laws of 1833-34. Richmond: Samuel Shepherd
& CO., printers. 1834] 10693
No copy seen. 250 copies printed.
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia. Ninth session, 1832-1833. Charlottesville, Va.,
Chronicle steam book printing house, 1880. 10694
10 p. 21 H cm.
1834/35
Journals
Journal of the house of delejirates of the commonwealth of
Virjfinia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the first day of Efecember, one thousand eight hun-
dred and thirty-four. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer to the commonwealth. 1834. 10695
251 p. 26.7 cm.
Session betran Dec. 1, 1834, and ended on March 12, 1835. Linn Banks,
speaker. t
Rules and regulation.^: p. 3-6. 10696
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[Communication from the governor, Littleton W, Tazewell]: p. 6-16.
10697
[Report of the committee relative to the condition of the land office] :
p. 62, 63. 10698
[Report of committee relative to the condition of the auditor's office] :
p. 77-78. 10699
[Report of committee respecting the contested election of John
M'Lure and John Parriott of Ohio county] : p. 104-106. 10700
[Report of committee relative to the erection of a building for pub-
lic offices on the capitol square, including a statement relative to the cir-
cuit superior court of law and chancery for Henrico county, and the
clerk's office thereof] : p. 115, 116. 10701
[Report of Moncure Robinson, on a survey, with a view to a turn-
pike, between Alexandria and Fredericksburg]: p. 164, 156. 10702
[Report of committee respecting the armory]: p. 166. 10703
List of warrants issued on the contingent fund Oct. 1, 1833 to Oct.
1, 1834] : p. 176-178. 10704
[Report of committee relative to the penitentiary] : p. 194. 10705
[Report of Blair Boiling and C. S. Morgan on the subject of pro-
curing a water supply for the penitentiary] : p. 209-211. 10706
[Report of the Merchants and mechuiics bank of Wheeling, Jan. 12,
1835] : p. 216. 10707
[Communication from the governor relative to |the Cumberland
road]: p. 222. 10708
[Report of the library committee, including the report of the li-
brarian, W. H. Richardson, Jan. 1, 1834 to Dec. 31, 1834] : p. 239-242. 10709
List of delegates for the session of 1834-35: p. 250, 251. 10710
[Documents as appendix] :
370 copies printed of each unless otherwise stated.
Governor's message, and accompanying documents. Doc. no. 1. 10712
46 p. 685 copies printed. Littleton W. Tazewell, governor. See Jour-
nal: p. 6-16.
[Resolutions of Maryland relative to the Virginia boundaries. B. 8.
Pigman's 1st and 2d report to the Maryland legislature on the Virginia boun-
daries, including Thomas Cresap's letter of Sept. 20, 1771. Correspondence of
the governors of Maryland and Virginia] [Resolutions of Maryland relative
to the miUtla] Resolutions of Michigan, appealing to Virginia, that she
will require of the U. S. government a strict compliance with the act of ses-
sion by Virginia, and the ordinance of 1787, by abstaining from legislation
relating to the northern boundary of Ohio] A statement shewing the whole
debt for which the commonwealth was bound, Sept. 30, 1834. [Annual re-
turn of the adjutant general, Bernard Peyton, for 1834] Report of the su-
perintendent of public edifices, Blair Boiling, Nov. 30, 1834. Report of the
superintendent of the armory, Blalr Boiling. Statements of the Bank of the
Valley and branches and of the North Western bank of Va. and branches.
[Communication from the auditor, 2d auditor, and treasurer relative to the
public records]
Auditor's annual report [for the year ending September 30, 1834]
Doc. no. 2. 10718
16 p. James E. Heath, auditor.
Treasurer's annual report [for the year ending September 30, 1834]
Doc. no. 3. 10714
18 p. Liawson Burfoot, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund, for the
year 1834, and proceeding of the school commissioners, in the different
counties, for the year ending September 30, 1833. Doc. no. 4. 10715
31 p. James Brown, Jr., 2d auditor.
Accounts of the fund for internal improvement, for the year ending
Ist December, 1834. Doc. no. 5. 10716
14 p.
Deaf and dumb asylum [report by the governor] Doc. no. 6. 10717
4 p.
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Report on the penitentiary. Doc. no. 7. ' 10718
22 p. C. S. Morgan, superintendent.
Report of the select committee on revolutionary claims [including
letter of John H. Smith, commissioner] Doc. no. 8. 10719
g p. See Journal p. 92-9fi.
Report of the committee on privileges and elections [on contested
case of Samuel Hale and John Wade of Franklin] Doc. no. 9. 10720
2 p. See journal p. 53.54.
Statements of the superintendent, of the expenditures m money and
labour in making certain improvements to the penitentiary. Doc. no. 10.
10721
Statements of the Bank of the Valley and branches, and of the North-
western bank of Virginia and branch at Wellsburg. Doc. no. 11. 10722
10 p.
Memorial of the citizens of Richmond [protesting against the pas-
sage of a bill allowing the common hall of Richmond to subscribe $750,000
to the James river and Kanawha improvement] Doc. no. 12. 10723
* p.
Resolutions of Mr. Watkins, on the subject of the Bank of the
United States, &c. [December 31st, 1834] Doc. no. 13. 10724
rn p-
Memorial [from John J. Allen on behalf of a convention of citizens
of Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Ohio and District of Columbia
relative to the Chesapeake and Ohio canal] Doc. no. 14. 10725
4 p.
Report of the commissioners, under the act of March 12, 1834, pro-
viding furniture for the governor's house. Doc. no. 15. 10726
[1] p.
Substitute intended to be offered by Mr. Shell, in lieu of the resolu-
tions submitted by Mr. Watkins, on federal relations. Doc. no. 16. 10727
ri] p.
Report of the joint committee to examine the Bank of Virginia and
Farmers bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 17. 10728
Statements of the Eastern and Western lunatic hospitals, at Wil-
liamsburg and Staunton. Doc. no. 18. 10729
4 p.
A list of all the officers in the different departments of the state,
entitled to compensation for their services, with the amount of their sal-
aries, and the kind of services required by law, prepared in conformity
to a resolution of the house of delegates of the 21st January, 1836. Doc.
no. 19. 10730
6 p.
Report of the joint committee to examine the treasurer's accounts.
Doc. no. 20. 10731
7 p. See Journal p. 149, 150.
Nineteenth annual report of the board of public works, to the gen-
eral assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents, February
3, 1885. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Shepherd, printer to the common-
wealth. 1835. Doc. no. 21. 10732
84 p.
Report of the committee of schools and colleges on the establishment
of an asylum for the education of the deaf and dumb in this commonwealth.
Doc. no. 22. 10733
3 p. See Journal p. 150-153.
Documents collected and compiled for the use of the select commit-
tee on banks. Doc. no. 23. 10734
36 p. These documents include letters from James Caskle, Thomas
Rutherfoord. Fleming James. J. S. James, J. P. Taylor. S. I. Harrison, M.
LAnehorne, J. O. Mecm, C. F. Osborne, C. T). M'Indoe, S. D. Rawlins, P. N.
Nicholas, John Brockenbroush in relation to the general question of banks
and currency, with much statistical information upon the trade of Richmond,
Norfolk, Petersburg and Lynchburg from 1816.
Randolph-Macon college [annual report of president of the board of
trustees] Doc. no. 24. 10735
2 p. John Early, president.
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Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia. Doc.
no. 25. 10736
3 p. .loseph C. Cabell, rector.
Form of a report of the select committee on banks. Doc. no. 26.
10737
3 p.
Statement of the descending trade of the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal, for the years, 1831, '32, '33, and '34. Doc. no. 27. 10738
• p.
Report of the committee appointed to examine the Western lunatic
hospital. Doc. no. 28. 10739
16 p. John J. Moorman, John Woolfolk, John M'Cauley, committee. By-
laws: p. 13-16.
Report of the James river company [relative to the number of
shares subscribed. List of commissioners appointed to open books of sub-
scription] Doc. no. 29. 10740
8 p.
The following document was submitted by Mr. Randolph, in the
select committee on banks, as a substitute for the form of the report pre-
pared and submitted by the chairman, and which the committee ordered
to be printed under the order of the house of the 7th February, 1835. Doc.
no. 30. 10741
4 p.
Report of the committee of finance, upon the revenue and expendi-
ture, and debt of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 31. 10742
4 p. See Journal p. 178182.
Report of the board of commissioners for the removal of free per-
sons of colour. Doc. no. 32. 10743
2 p.
Report from the select committee, t^ whom was referred certain
memorials from Morgan, Frederick and Shenandoah counties, praying for
a geological survey of the state, with a view to the discovery and devel-
opment of its geological and mineral resources. Doc. no. 33. 10744
4 p. See Journal p. 189-193.
Report of the select committee upon the apparent difference between
the message of the governor, and the report of the auditor of public ac-
counts, at the commencement of the present session. Doc. no. 34. 10745
6 p. See Journal p. 232-236.
A list of claims for bounty land for revolutionary services, acted
upon by the governor since the first day of April, 1834 [including corre-
spondence between the governor and John H. Smith, commissioner on un-
satisfied claims of Virginia against the U. S.l Doc. no. 36. 10746
9.1 D.
Report of the committee appointed to examine the state and condi-
tion of the lunatic hospital at Williamsburg. Doc. no. 36. 10747
9 p. David S. Oarland. committee.
Report of the court of directors of the lunatic hospital, at Williams-
burg, January, 1835. Doc. no. 37. 10748
14 p. A. D. Gait, president.
A list of accounts remaining open on the books of the auditor's office,
on the 30th September, 1834, prepared in obedience to an act passed the
2d January, 1835, entitled, "An act to amend the first section of an act,
entitled, 'an act to amend the act to reduce into one the several acts con-
cerning the auditor and treasurer.' " Doc. no. 38. 10749
Report of the engineers of Maryland and Virginia, upon the progre.ss
of the examination of the sounds, &c. on the eastern shores of Virginia,
Maryland and Delaware. Doc. no. 39. 10750
13 p. Charles B. Shaw, John H. Alexander, engineers.
Report of the court of directors of the Western lunatic hospital,
January, 1835. Doc. no. 40. 10751
6 p. John H. Peyton, president.
Report of the minority of the select committee appointed to enquire
into the apparent difference between the message of the governor and the
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report of the auditor of public accounts, at the commencement of the pres-
ent session, in relation to the payment of the public revenue. Doc. no. 41.
10752
4 p. See journal p. 229-232.
Resolutions of the house of delegates, respecting the apparent dif-
ference between the governor and auditor, at the commencement of the
present session, in relation to the payment of the public revenue. Doc.
no. 42. 10753
[1] p.
A list of non-commissioned officers and soldiers of the Viivinia state
line, and non-commissioned officers and seamen and marines of the state
navy, whose names are on tiie army regrister and who have not received
bounty land for revolutionary services. Richmond: Printed by Samuel
Shepherd, printer to the commonwealth. 1835. Dec. no. 43. 10754
19 p. Prepared by John H. Smith, commissioner. 685 copies printed.
A list of non-commissioned officers and soldiers of the Virginia line
on continental establishment, whose names appear on the army register,
and who have not received bounty land. Richmond: Printed by Samuel
Shepherd, printer to the commonwealth. 1835. Doc. no. 44. 10755
51 p. Prepared by John H. Smith, commissioner. 585 copies printed.
Opinion of the attorney general [opinion asked by committee on
revolutionary claims on two questions viz: (1) are the legal representatives
of the officers, &c. of the Virginia line who died or were slain in the mili-
tary service in the Revolutionary war, entitled to bounty land from the
state of Virginia; (2) is there any discrimination between the cases of
those who died or were slain before, and those who died or were slain
subsequently, to the passage of the land bounty laws] Doc. no. 45. 10756
S. S. .Baxter, attorney general.
See Journal p. 170-174. 585 copies printed.
Bills:
A bill, to provide for the opening and repair of the public roads in
this commonwealth. Bill no. 1. 10757
16 p.
A bill, incorporating an independent bank in the town of Portsmouth.
Bill no. 2. 10758
12 p.
Amendments submitted by Mr. Holleman, to the bill incorporating
an independent bank in the town of Portsmouth. Bill no. 2. 10759
13 p.
A bill, concerning the Chesapeake and Ohio canal company. Bill
no. 3. 10760
[1] p. ^
Amendments proposed by the committee of roads and internal navi-
gation, to the "bill to provide for the opening and repair of the public
roads in this commonwealth." Bill no. 4. 10761
4 p.
A bill, imposing taxes for the support of government. Bill no. 6.
10762
3 p.
A bill, appropriating the public revenue. Bill no. 6. 10763
3 p.
A bill, to authorize a geological reconnoissance of the state with a
view to the chemical composition of its soils, minerals, and mineral waters
Bill no. 7. 10764
A bill, declaring and amending the law relating to the registry of
marriage settlement deeds, and relating to certain Uens on property, pref-
erences in the administration of assets, and the liability of heirs and de-
visees to the debts of their ancestors and testators. Bill no. 8. 10765
4 p.
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A bill, eonceming the jurisdiction and proceedings in court of chan-
cery. Bill no. 9. 10766
J p.
Journal of the senate, of the conunonwealth of Virginia,
besrun and held in the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the first day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-four. Richmond, Printed by John Warrock,
printer to the senate, 1834. 10767
17«, [11 p. 22.5 cm.
S«88ion be^an Dec. 1, 18S4 and ended March 12, 18SS. Oeorge C. Drom-
sroole, speaker.
[Rules and regulations]: p. 4-6. 10768
[Letter of the governor, L. W. Tazewell, Dec. 1, 1834] : p. 7-26. 10769
[Report of the committee relative to the condition of the Bank of
Virginia and the Farmers' bank of Virginia! : p. 65-70. 10770
[Report of the conunlttee relative to the armory] : p. 106, 107. 10771
Report of the committee relative to the penitentiary]: p. 124, 125.
10772
[Report of committee relative to the public library] : p. 145. 10773
Members of the senate who served Dec. 1, 1834 to March 12, 1886:
p. [177] 10774
[Documents and bills] :
An act, to authorize the common council of the city of Richmond to
make an additional subscription to the stock of the James river and Ka-
nawha company. Bill no. 1. 10775
2 p.
Amendments of the senate to the bill, entitled, "An act, to authorise
the common council of the city of Richmond to make an additional sub-
scription to the stock of the James river and Kanawha company." 10776
[1] p.
An act, further to extend the time of redemption of lands and lots,
returned delinquent for the non-payment of taxes, west of the Alleghany
mountains [and amendments by the senate] Bill no. 2. 10777
* p-
An act, further to extend the time of redemption of lands and lota,
returned delinquent for the non-payment of taxes, west of the Alleghany
mountains [and amendment proposed by Mr. Watkiiis] Bill no. 3. 10778
7 p.
An act, to enable the Chesapeake and Ohio canal company to contract
a loan. Bill no. 4. 10779
2 P.
[Letter from Thomas F. Purcell, jcivil engineer, to Edward Colston,
esq., January 27th, 1835, concerning the ability of the Chesapeake and
OUo canal to pay the interest on its cost, when completed to Cumberland]
Document no. 1. 10780
4 p.
Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of Virgrinia, passed at the ses-
sion of 1834-35, commencing 1st December, 1834, and ending 12th
March, 1835, in the fifty-ninth year of the commonwealth. Rich-
mond: Printed by Samuel Shepherd, printer to the common-
wealth. 18.S5. 10781
2«3 p. 22H«in-
Resolutions: p. 245-254. 10782
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Report and resolution on the subject of revolutionary claims: p.
246-251. 10783
Preamble and resolution calling for information from the president
and directors of the literary fund, relative to the condition of the uni-
versity and the various colleges and academies throughout the common-
wealth, «n<( for other purposes: p. 253, 254. 10784
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 18341 In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 10, 1808-1835, p. 605-622. 1892. 10785
Delinquent lands. A list of lands and lots returned as delinquent,
for non-payment of taxes due for the year 1833, and prior thereto, and which
are redeemable on or before the 1st day of October, 1834; made out in
conformity to the act of the general assembly, passed on the 1st day of
April, 1831. 10786
The library has lists for the following counties: Cabell, Payette,
Floyd, Giles, Grayson, Greenbrier, Harrison, Jackson, Kanawha, Lee, Lewis,
Logan, Mason, Monongalia, Monroe, Montgomery, Nicholas, Ohio, Poca-
hontas, Preston, Randolph, Russell, Scott, Tazewell, Tyler, Wood, Wythe.
10787
The lists vary in lenerth from one to twenty-one pages quarto.
Free negroes. [Circular for the board of commissioners for remov-
ing free persons of color. Richmond: Samuel Shepherd & co., printers.
1833] 10788
No copy seen.
Militia. [The two acts relating to the militia passed at session
1834-35. Richmond: Samuel Shepherd, printer. 1835] 10789
No copy seen. 1000 copies printed.
Public works. The seventeenth, eighteenth and nineteenth annual re-
ports of the board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia:
also, a collection of acts and resolutions of the general assembly, passed
at tiie sessions of 1832-33, 1833-34, and 1834-35, and other documents, on
subjects connected with the fund for internal improvement. Vol. 7. Rich-
mond, Samuel Shepherd, printer, 1835. 10790
1 p. 1., 607 p. 22 cm.
This is the general title page for the three following reports bound
together, paged consecutively, and with an index to the whole.
Acts and resolutions of the general assembly, relating to the fund for
Internal improvement, passed at sessions 1832-33, 1833-34, 1834-35. p. [529]-
E94. 10790*
Index: p. [5961-607.
Seventeenth annual report of the president and directors of the
board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia, January 17, 1833.
[With returns and reports of internal improvement companies] Richmond,
Printed by Samuel Shepherd & co., 1833. 10791
138 p. 22 cm.
Engineers Charles B. Shaw,' William Anderson, James Herron, Peter
Scales.
Includes information submitted by second auditor relative to internal
Improvement companies. 10702
Eighteenth annual report of the president and directors of the
board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia, December 18,
1833. [With returns and reports of internal improvement companies]
Richmond, Printed by Samuel Shepherd & co., 1834. 10793
[139]-330 p. 22 cm.
Engineers: William B. Thompson, William P. S. Sanger, James D.
Brown, Cliarles B. Shaw, James Herron, Peter Scales, Josias Thompson.
Includes information submitted by second auditor relative to internal
Improvement companies. 107M
Nineteenth annual report ot the president and directors of the
board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia, February 8,
1836. [With returns and reports of internal improvement companies]
Richmond. Printed by Samuel Shepherd, 1835. 10795
[3S11-B27 p. 22 cm.
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Eng-ineers: James Herron, Joslaa Thompson, S. L. Hays, T. H. DeWitt,
J. D. Brown, John Couty, Peter Scales, Moncure Robinson, Charles B. Shaw.
Includes information submitted by second auditor relative to internal
improvement companies. 107M
Rev«rfationary claims. [Report and resolutions on revolutionary
claims. Richmond: Samuel Shepherd, printer. 1835] 10797
No copy seen. 25 copies printed.
Taxation. Auditor's circular to the commissioners of the revenue.
[18341 10798
21 p. 23.5cm. Jame' E. Heath, auditor.
U. S. senator. 'Speech upon the the election of a senator in congress,
house of delegates of Virginia, Jan. 29, 1835. By John Thompson Brown.
Richmond, 1836. 10799
28 p. 8vo. No copy seen. Title from Wisconsin historical society
catalosr.
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia. Tenth session, 1833-1834. Charlottesville, Va.,
Chronicle steam book printing house, 1880. 10800
11 p. 21 Hem.
1835/36
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virjrinia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the seventh day of December, one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-five. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Shep-
herd, printer to the commonwealth. 1835. 10801
304 p. 26.4cra.
Session began Dec. 7, 1835 and ended March 24, 1836. Linn Banks,
speaker.
Rules and regulations: p. 3-6. 10802
[Communication from the governor, Littleton W. Tazewell]: p. 6-12.
10803
(Report of committee on contested election of J. M. Botts and W. B.
ph of Henrico] : p. 36, 37. 10804
[ReDort of committee on contested election of Samuel Price and Hud-
son M. Dickinson of Fayette and Nicholas]: p. 46-49. 10805
[Report on the case of Haman Ciitz and Isaac Adams of Patrick]:
p. 66, 67. 10806
[Report of committee on the condition of the auditor's office] : p. 97.
10807
[Report of committee on the condition of the land office]: p. 132, 133.
10808
[Letter from tiie governor relative to expunging from the journal of
senate of the U. S. a resolution of that body] : p. 158, 159. 10809
[Letter from Blair Boiling, captain of the guard, relative to hoisting
the U. S. flag on the capitol] : p. 162, 163. 10810
[List of warrants issued on the contingent fund Oct. 1, 1834 -Oct. 1,
1835]: p. 180-182. 10811
[Report on the contested cases of T. W. Gilmer, V. W. Southall, A.
Rives, T. J. Randolph of Albemarle]: p. 184, 185. 10812
[Letter of John H. Smith, commissioner of revolutionary claims, ask-
ing for an examination of his office] : p. 204, 205. 10813
[Report of the committee on the penitentiary] : p. 232, 233. 10814
[Report of committee on the question whether a stockholder in a
corporation, which incorporation holds lands, can by virtue of his stock,
be a freeholder] : p. 249, 250. 10815
[Report of the comnuttee on the public library, including the report of
tiie librarian, W. H. Richardson, for year ending Dec. 31, 1836] : p. 261-256.
10816
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[Resolutions of Pennsylvania relative to the distribution of the
proceeds from the sale of the public lands] : p. 272, 273. 10817
List of delegates for the session of 1835-36: p. 273, 274. 10818
Index: p. 276-804,
Documents :
6-12.
Governor's message and accompanying documents. Doc. no. 1 10819
22 p. 1 fold, sheet. Littleton W. Tazewell, sovernor. See Journal p.
[Unsigned letter, dated New York, Oct. 20, 1835. relating to the pro-
gress of the abolition movement] [Correspondence relative to the refusal
of Captain Dallas of the U. S. navy to allow a midshipman to be taken in
custody by the sheriff of Norfolk Co.] [Correspondence and documents rela-
tive to the Maryland boundary question] [Annual return of the adjutant
general, Bernard Peyton, for 1835]
Auditor's annual report [for year ending September 30, 1835] Doc.
no. 2. 10820
20 p. James B. Heath, auditor.
Treasurer's annual report [for the year ending September 30, 1835]
Doc. no. 3. 10821
14 p. Liawson Burfoot, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund for the year
1835, and proceedings of the school commissioners, in the different counties
for the year ending September 30, 1834. Doc. no. 4. 10822
29 p. James Brown, Jr.. 2d auditor.
Accounts of the fund for internal improvement, for the year ending
September 30, 1835. Doc. no. 5. 10823
15 p.
Report of the commissioner of revolutionary claims. Doc. no. 6.
10824
118 p. John H. Smith, commissioner.
List of claims for bounty land for revolutionary services, which have
been examined and reported upon since April 1, 1835. A list of claims against
Virgrlnia for and on account of supplies and advances to the Illinois regi-
ment during the revolutionary war, which have been examined and adjusted
by the commissioner during 1835. Commissioners' adjustment of the claim
or the heir of Philip Barbour, deceased, against Virginia, for supplies fur-
nished the Illinois regiment. The claim of Col. Francis Vigo, against Vir-
ginia, for advances to the Illinois regiment, stated, examined and adjusted.
tatement, adjustment, of claims against Virginia for supplies to the Illinois
regiment presented by Colonel Pierre Menard. Statement and adjustment of
claim of administrator of Antoine Renno, against Virginia, for supplies to
the Illinois regiment. Claim of Joseph Bogy, heir of Joseph Placy. Claim
of heirs of Antoine Peltier. A list of the omcers of the Virginia state line
and navy and of the Virginia continental line, who may be entitled to ad-
ditional bounty land.
Report on the penitentiary. Doc. no. 7. 10825
22 p. C. S. Morgan, superintendent.
-Statements of the North Western bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 8.
10826
* p.
The right of instruction. Preamble and resolutions asserting the
right of the state legislatures to instruct their senators in the congress
of the United States, and disapproving the conduct of the senators from this
state in congress in relation to the instructions given them at the last ses-
sion on the subject of the Bank of the United States. Doc. no. 9. 1M27
6 p.
Memorial [of J. J. Jacob, D. Steenrod, T. Thomburg, on behalf of a
convention recently assembled at Brownsville relative to aid to the B. & O.
railroad] To the general assembly of Viirginia. Doc. no. 10. 10828
2 p.
Report and resolutions in relation to the institution of domestic slav-
ery, and the incendiary proceedings of the abolitionists in the non-slave-
holding states, adopted unanimously by both branches of the legislature of
South Carolina. Doc. no. 11. 10829
4 P.
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Proceedings of various counties in Virg^ia, and several of the non-
slaveholding states, on the subject of abolition. Doc. no. 12. 10830
39 p.
Preamble and resolutions on the subject of incendiary publications,
adopted by the general assembly of the state of North Carolina, December
19th, 1835. Doc. no. 13. 10831
4 p.
Preamble and resolutions submitted by Mr. Dorman, relating to the
proceedings of tJie sales of public lands. Doc. no. 14. 10832
[1] p-
Report [of the committee to whom was referred the resolution "that
the resolution of the senate of the United States, passed March the 28th,
1834, which declares 'that the president, in the late executive proceedings
in relation to the public revenue, has assumed upon himself authority and
power not conferred by the constitution and laws, but in derogation of both,'
be referred to a select committee, with directions to enquire into the ex-
pediency of instructing the senators from this state, in the congress of the
United States, to introduce and vote for a resolution, requiring the afore-
said resolution to be expunged from the journal of the senate"] Doc. no. 15.
10833
HI p.
Statement of the stock of the Farmers' bank of Virginia and its
branches, from the time the stock was completed, with the annual dividend
declared, and also the net annual profits made by the bank and each of the
branches. Doc. no. 16. 10834
3 p.
A statement shewing the annual dividends declared on the capital
stock of the Bank of Virginia, since the date of incorporation; also the
number, places and dates of the several branch banks located by this baiJc
and the amounts of capital entrusted to, and the net annual profits made by,
them respectively since their establishment. Doc. no. 17. 10835
7 p.
Maryland boundary [letter from Governor Thomas of Maryland to
Governor Tazewell, of Virginia, Dec. 24, 1835] Doc. no. 18. 10836
4 p.
Report of the court of directors of the Western lunatic hospital. t)oc.
no. 19. 10837
4 p. John H. Peyton, president.
Report of the select committee on abolition. Doc. no. 20. 10838
2 p.
Minority report of th% select committee on abolition. Doc. no. 21.
10839
7 p. H. A. Garland, H. L. Hopkins, T. O. Coleman, T. H. Steger, James
Bowen, slKners.
Report of the select committee on the subject of increasing the bank-
ing capital of the commonwealth. Doc no. 22. 10840 .
8 p. See journal p. 126-131.
Report of Charles B. Fisk, resident engineer on the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal, to the president and directors of the company, on the subject
of that improvement, and others on the Cacapehon, south branch of Po-
tomac, and Shenandoah rivers to be connected with it. Doc. no. 23. 10841
2 p.
Report of the geological reconnoissance of the state of Virgrinia.
made under the appointment of the board of public works, by William B.
Rogers, professor of natuitd philosophy in the University of Virginia. Doc.
no. 24. 10842
52 p. Reprinted in 1884 In A reprint of annual reports and other pa-
pers on the geology of the Virginias, by W. B. Rogers, p. 21-122 1084S
Also reprinted In octavo with the title Report of the geological recon-
noissance of the state of Virginia. Made under the appointment of the
board of public works. By William B. Rogers . . . Philadelphia: De
Bilver, Thomas & Co. 1836. 143 p. 10844
The survey was authorized by act of March 6, 1836. Professor Rogers
was allowed to publish on his own account ao edition of his report, Se«
house journal Feb. 19, 1836. p. 163.
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Amendment proposed by Mr. Watkins to the report ot the select com-
mittee on abolition. Doc. no. 25. 10845
[1] p.
Report and resolutions of the state of Georgia, on abolition. Doc.
no. 26. 10846
4 p.
Reports of the superintendent of the armory and of public edifices.
Doc. no. 27. 10847
6 p. Blair BoUine, superintendent.
Report of the joint committee to examine the treasurer's accounts.
Doc. no. 28. 10848
5 p. See Journal p. 138, 139.
Amendment intended to be offered by Mr. Miller, to the report of the
committee on abolition. Doc. no. 24. 10849
tl] p.
Agricultural convention. Memorial of the delegates from the agri- '
cultural societies of Albemarle and Fredericksburg, and many other persons^
interested in agriculture, from various parts of the state. Doc. no. SC!
10850
6 p.
Report of the president and directors of the literary fund, respecting
colleges and academies. January 1st, 1836. Doc. no. 31. 10851
87 p. Includes detailed reports from the University of Virginia, Wil-
liam and Mary college, Washington oollege, Hampden Sidney college, Ran-
dolph-Macon college, and from 40 academies.
Of the greatest value for the history of education in Virginia.
A list of accounts remaining open on the books of the auditor's
office, on the 30th September, 1835, prepared in obedience to an act passed
the 2d January, entitled, "An act to amend the first section of an act,
entitled, 'an act to amend the act to reduce into one the several acts con-
cerning the auditor and treasurer.' " Doc. no. 32. 10852
Statement of the president and directors of the Bank of Virginia.
Doc. no. 33. 10853
2 p. John Brockenbrough, president.
Statement of the president and directors of the Farmers' bank of Vir-
ginia. Doc. no. 34. 10854
2 p. P. N. Nicholas, president.
A preamble and resolution to rescind the preamble and resolutions of
the 11th of February, 1834, censuring the president for causing the public
deposites to be withheld and withdrawn from the Bank of the United
States. Doc. no. 35. 10855
[1] p.
Documents respecting the cession of the north-western territory.
Doc. no. 36. 10856
12 p.
Report of the court of directors of the lunatic hospital, Williamsburg.
Doc. no. 37. 10857
8 p. A. D. Gait, president.
Report of the president and directors of the lunatic hospital, Williams-
burg [relative to their directory and officers] Doc. no. 38. 10858
* p.
Report of the joint committee on the public armory. Doc. no. 39.
10859
2 p. See Journal p. 149, ISO.
Resolutions relative to the interference of certain associations in the
Northern states with domestic slavery in the South and amendments pro-
posed by the senate to the resolutions , . . Doc. no. 40. 10860
[1] p.
Report of the probable revenue of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal,
after it reaches the coal mines near Cumberland, and after its completion
to Pittsburg. Doc. no. 41. 10861
6 p.
Address and resolutions of the legislature of Alabama on the subject
of abolition. Doc. no. 42. 10862
2 p.
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Journal and reports of the commissioners appointed by the act of
1777, to ascertain the losses occasioned to individuals by the burning of
Norfolk and Portsmouth, in the year 1776. Doc. no. 43. 1086S
22 p.
R. Kello, J. PrenttB. D. Fisher, Robert Andrews, cominissloners.
Willis Rlddlck. Henry RIddlck. John Driver. William Cowper, MUea
Kins, Werllck Westwood. commissioners.
Charges preferred by William A. Harrison, a delegate from the
county of Harrison, against Edwin S. Duncan, a judge of the general court
of Virginia, assigned to the eighteenth circuit, ninth district. Doc. no. 44.
10864
2 p.
Judge Duncan's memorial. Doc. no. 45. 10865
s p.
Annual statement of the Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheel-
ing, and of its office of discount and deposit at Morgantown. Doc. no. 46.
10666
< p.
Twentieth annual report of the board of public works, to the gen-
eral assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents, February
11, 1836. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth. 1836.
Doc. no. 47. 10867
88 p.
Report of th^ committee of finance, upon the revenue and expendi-
tures, and debt of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 48. 10868
5 p. See journal p. 211-218.
Resignation of John Tyler, esq. [from his seat in congress as a
senator from Virginia as he is unable to comply with the Virginia assem-
bly's instructions [see Doc. no. 16] to her senators to introduce and vote
for a resolution to expunge from the senate journal the resolution of that
body passed March 24, 1834, declaring "that the president, in the late
executive proceedings in relation to the public revenue, has assumed upon
himself authority and power not conferred by the constitution and laws,
but in derogation of both." Doc. no. 49. 10869
4 p. See Journal p. 171-17S.
Ck>mmnnication of Benjamin Watkins Leigh, esq. [senator from
Virginia, in reply to preamble and resolutions of Virginia assembly "upon
the subject of expimging from the journal of the senate of the United
States a resolution of that body censuring the president of the United
States, passed March 28, 1834, and relative to the right of instruction."]
[See doc. no. 15] Doc. no. 50. 10870
9 p. See journal p. 186-194.
Report and resolutions adopted by the legislature of Mississippi on
the subject of abolition. Doc. no. 51. 10871
6 p.
Accounts of the Western lunatic hospital. Doc. no. 52. 10872
8 p. Joseph Cowan, treasurer.
A communication from the Hon. Henry A. Wise [member of the U.
S. house of representatives from Virginia, relative to "a copy of certain
resolutions" adopted February 16, 1836, by the Virginia assembly, relative
to the subject of slavery] Doc. no. 53. 10873
7 p. See Journal p. 238-243.
Resolutions of the Kentucky legislature, on the subject of abolition.
Doc no. 54. 10874
4 p. See Journal p. 23S-238.
Report of the joint committee of the senate and house of delegates,
appointed to examine the Bank of Virginia and Farmers bank of Vir-
ginia— ^with bank statements [including returns of the Bank of the Valley
and branches] Doc. no. 55. 10875
17 p.
Ohio resoluQons relating to the election of president and vice-presi-
dent Doc. no. 56. 10876
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Bills:
A bill, regulating: and reducing the expenses incident to the collec-
tions of money under execution. Bill no. 1. 10877
2 p.
A bill, to incorporate the stockholders of the Lynchburg and Tennes-
see railroad company, and to authorize them, or the James river and
Kanawha company, to construct a rail-road from Lynchburg to Richmond.
Bill no. 2. 10878
22 p
A bill, to amend the charter of the James river and Kanawha com-
pany. Bill no. 3. 10879'
7 p.
A bill, increasing the banking capital of this commonwealth. Bill
no. 4. 10880
20 p.
A bill, appropriating the surplus revenue of the literary fund, and
amendments proposed by the committee of schools and colleges to the
"bill appropriating the surplus revenue of the literary fund." Bill no. 5.
10881
6 p.
A bill, to amend the act concerning merchants' licenses. Bill no. 6.
10882
[1] p.
A bill, imposing taxes for the support of government. Bill no. 7.
10883
3 p.
A bill, appropriating the public revenue. BUI no. 8. 10884
3 p.
A bill, to suppress the circulation of incendiary publications, and for
other purposes. Bill no. 9. 10885
s p.
Journal of the senate, of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held in the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the seventh day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-five. Richmond : Printed by John Warrock,
printer to the senate. 1 835. 10886
214, [1] p. 23cm.
Session be^an Dec. 7, 183S and ended March 24, 1836. Stafford H.
Parker, speaker.
[Rules and regulations] : p. 3-6. 10887
[Letter of the governor, L. W. Tazewell, Dec. 7, 1836]: p. 6-18.
10888
[Report of committee appointed to examine the accounts of the
treasurer, for year ending Sep. 30, 1835]: p. 42, 43. 10889
[Report of committee appointed to examine the armory]: p. 57-59.
10890
[Letter from the governor, L. W. Tazewell, relative to the resolu-
tions adopted by tiie general assembly upon the subject of expunging from
the journal of the U. S. senate a resolution of that body] : p. 88, 89. 10891
[Letter from John Tyler, U. S. senator, relative to a resolution of
the general assemblv of Virginia, requesting the U. S. senate to expunge
a resolution from its journal]: p. 104-112. 10882
[Letter from B. W. Leigh> U. S. senator, relative to a resolution of
the general assembly of Virginia, requesting the U. S. senate to expunge
a resolution from its journal] : p. 114-130. 1089S
[Report of the committee appointed to examme.the penitentiary]:
p. 140, 141. 1W9*
Members of the senate who served Dec. 7, 1835— March 24, 1836: p.
215. 10895
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[Documents as appendix] :
370 copies of each printed.
Preamble and resolutions upon the subject of expunging from the
journals of the senate of the United States a resolution of Uiat body; and
relative to the right of instruction. 10896
2 p.
Resolutions relative to the interference of certain associations in
the northern states with domestic slavery in the south. 10897
2 p.
Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of Virginia, passed at the ses-
sion of 1835-36, commencing 7th December, 1835, and ending
24th March, 1836, in the sixtieth year of the commonwealth.
Richmond : Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the common-
wealth. 1836. 10898
434 p. 24cm.
Resolutions: p. 395-400. 10899
Resolutions relative to the interference of certain associations in the
northern states with domestic slavery in the south: p. 395, 396. 10900
Preamble and resolutions upon the subject of expunging from the
journals of the senate of the U. S. a resolution of that body, and relative
to the right of instruction: p. 396. 10901
Collection of Laws
The statutes at large of Virginia, from October session 1792,
to December session 1806, inclusive, in three volumes, (new
series,) being a continuation of Hening, [1793-1795] v. 1. By
Samuel Shepherd. Richmond, Printed by Samuel Shepherd,
1835. 10902
477 p. 22cm. In relation to this ed. see the act passed on Feb. 21, 1835.
The governor was required to contract with Mr. Shepherd for 300 copleH of
the three volumes, and Mr. Shepherd was to agree not to print more than
BOO copies.
The statutes at large of Virginia, from October session 1792,
to December session 1806, inclusive, in three volumes, (new ser-
ies,) being a continuation of Hening. [1796-1802] v. 2. By Sam-
uel Shepherd. Richmond, Printed by Samuel Shepherd, 1835.
10903
612 p. 22cm.
Courts
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of
appeals, and in the general court, of Virginia. By Ben.iamin
Watkins Leigh. Volume 6. Richmond, Printed by Shepherd &
Colin, 1837. 10904
Ixvi], 696 p. 22cm.
Cited as 33 Va. reports.
Errata: p. [xvi]
Cases argued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. January-December, 1836( p. [l]-604.
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Cases decided by the general court of Virginia. December, 1835-
June, 1836. p. [605] -661.
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports:
Henry St. George Tucker, president, Francis T. Brooke, William H. Cabell,
Dabitey Carr, William Brockenbrough. Attorney general: Sidney S. Bax-
ter, appointed December 11, 1834, vice John Robertson elected to congress,
and resigned.
Judges of the general court during the period pf these reports:
Daniel Smith, Fleming Saunders, William Daniel, Richard E. Parker,
Lewis Summers, Allen Taylor, Abel P. Upshur, Richard H. Field, John F.
May, John T. Lomax, John Scott, WUliam Leigh, Lucas P. Thompson,
Benjamin Estill, James E. Brown, Edwin S. Duncan, Joseph L. Fry, John
B. Clopton, Richard H. Baker, John B. Christian from September 16, 1835.
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of
appeals, and in the general court, of Virginia. By Benjamin
Watkins Leigh. Volume 6. Second edition. Richmond : Printed
by Gary & Clemmitt. 1867. 10906
XV, 699 p. 23cm.
*A digested index containing the points argued and deter-
mined in the court of appeals of Virginia, from third Randolph
to third Leigh, inclusive, with a table of the names of the cases
reported, with references to the principles, with notes. To
which is added, a list of the acts of assembly to be given in
charge to grand juries, and a specification of the offenses therein
contained. By Everard Hall, counsellor at law. Vol. 2. Rich-
mond, Printed for the author, Samuel Shepherd & co., printers,
1835. 10906
XV. 11], 471 p. 22cm.
Separate Documents; MiseeUanea
Boundarie& *Copy of a correspondence between Governor Thomas,
of Maryland, and Governor Tazewell, of Virginia, in relation to the unset-
tled divisional boundary lines between the two states. By authority. An-
napolis, W. M'Neir, printer, 1835. 10907
24 p. (Document no. S)
General assembly. 'Address of the democratic members of the leg-
islature to the people of Virginia. [March 9, 1836] 10908
24 p. 24cm.
Geology. Report of the geological reconnoissance of the state of
Virginia, made under the appointment of the board of public works. By Wil-
liam B. Rogers, professor of natural philosophy in the university of Vir-
ginia. Philadelphia, Desilver, Thomas & co., 1836. 10909
143, [1] p. front, (fold. col. diagrs.) 23cm. Published also as doc. 24
]n quarto.
James river and Kanawha canal. First annual report of the presi- '
dent to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company, to-
gether with the proceedings of the stockholders at their first annual meet-
ing in December, 1835. To which is prefixed, an introduction, containing
the proceedings of the stockholders at their first general meeting, com-
mencing on Monday the 25th of May, 1835. Richmond: Shepherd & Colin,
printers, 1836. 10910
XX, 80 p. 22.5cm. Joseph C. Cabell, president.
Address of Joseph C. Cabell to the citizens of Richmond, on
the 10th Dec. 1834, on the expediency of a liberal subscription to the stock
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of the James river and Kanawha company. With an appendix illustrative
of the policy of a canal of enlarged dimensions, for the valley of the James
and Jackson rivers. Eichmond: Printed by T. W. White, opposite the Bell
Tavern. 1836. 10911
44 p. 25cm.
Collection of all acts of the general assembly, relating to the
James river and Kanawha company; together with the by-laws and resolu-
tions of the stockholders of the company, and the rules and regulations
of the president and directors, and other documents. Richmond, Printed
by S. Shepherd [1835] 10912
35, §, 14 p. 22cin. By-laws and resolutions have separate t.-p.
Law. *The practice in the courts of law and equity in Virginia. By
Conway Robinson. Volume 2, containing practice in suits in equity. Rich-
mond: printed by Samuel Shepherd, and sold by Robert I. Smith. 1836.
1091S
xlvli. 648 p. ' 8vo.
Library. Catalogue of the library of the state; [also] rules and
regulations. 1836. 10914
77 p. 8vo. Copy not seen. Title from Bowker.
Public worka Twentieth annual report of the board of public works,
to the general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents,
[including returns and reports of internal improvement companies] Feb-
ruary 11, 1836. Richmond, Shepherd & Colin, printers, 1836. ">• 10915
183 p. 2H4cm.
Principal engineer: Charles B. Shaw. Assistant engineers: John Couty.
Thomas H. De 'Wltf, .Tames T). Brown.
Includes Information submitted by second auditor relative to internal
improvement companies. lOOK
Railroads. 'Report of Walter Gwynn, Esq. engineer, to the sub-
scribers to the survey for a railroad from Cartersville to Farmville, Va.
Richmond: Printed at the office of the Literary messenger. 1835. 10917
13 p. 21cm.
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia. Eleventh session, 1834-1836. Charlottesville,
Va., Chronicle steam book printing house, 1880. 10918
11 p. ZlHcm.
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Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the fifth day of December, one thousand eight hun-
dred and thirty-six. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer to the commonwealth. 1836. 10919
355 p. 26.5cm.
Session began Dec. 5, 1836 and ended March 31, 1837. Linn Banks,
speaker.
Rules and regulations: p. 4-6. 10920
tCommunication from the acting governor, Wyndham Robertson] : p.
7-15. 10921
[Report of committee on charges against Wilson K. Shinn, a mem-
ber from Harrison] : p. 43, 44. 10922
[Report of committee relating to the prevalence of small pox in
Richmond, including testimony of witnesses] : p. 69-72. 10923
[Report of committee on condition of the auditor's office]: p. 78.
10924
[Letter from the secretary of the treasury stating amount to be
deposited with Virginia, according to act of Congress, June 23, 1836] : p.
103. 10925
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[Resolutions of Georgia relative to the surplus revenue of the U. S.] :
p. 114. 10926
[Report of committee upon the contested case of H. L. Hopkins and
W; C. Scott of Powhatan]: p. 136, 138, 139, 142-144, 146, 147, 149, 161-
177. 10927
[Report of committee on the condition of the armory) : p. 141. 10928
[List of warrants on the contingent fund Oct. 1, 1835 to Oct. 1, 1836] :
p. 188-191. 10929
[Resolutions of Vermont relative to the abridgement of free expres-
sion of opinions, and to abolition of slavery] : p. 235. 10930
[Letter from B. Estill, judge for the 16th circuit, relative to proceed-
ings instituted against him] : p. 246, 247, 346. 10931
[Report of committee in the case of John Moore and William Hayes,
administrators of Laurent Bazadon, trader at Vincennes in 1786]: p. 248-
250. 10932
[Report of committee on the penitentiary] : p. 281. 10933
[Report of committee on the condition of the land office]: p. 304,
306. 10934
[Report of committee on the public library, including the report of
W. H. Richardson, librarian, for the year ending Dec. 31, 1836]: p. 305-
309. 10935
[List of members of the present house, who have taken the oath]:
p. 324. 10936
List of delegates for the session of 1836-37: p. 364, 356. 10937
[Documents as appendix] :
370 copies printed of each, unle-ss otiierwise stated.
Governor's message and accompanying documents. Doc. no. 1. 10938
44 p. 685 copies printed. Wyndhani Robertson, governor. See Journal
p. 7-16.
Resignation of L. W. Tazewell as governor.' Resolutions of Mississippi,
Michigan, Connecticut, Ohio. Maine, New Yorlc, relating to the subject of
slavery, and abolitionists. Returns of the Bank of the Valley and branches.
Statement.^ of the North Western banlc of Virginia. Semi-annual statement
of the Merchants and mechanics banlc of Wheeling. Annual return for 1836
of the adjutant general, Bernard Peyton. Annual report of the superintendent
of the armory, and superintendent of public edifices, Blair Boiling.
Auditor's annual report [for year ending September 30, 1836] Doc.
no. 2. 10939
16 p. James B. Heath, auditor.
Treasurer's annual report [for the year ending September 30, 1836]
Doc. no. 3. , 10940
12 p. ' Lawson Burfoot, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the- literary fund, for the
year 1836, and proceedings of the school commissioners, in the different
counties, for the year ending September 30, 1836. Doc. no. 4. 10941
30 p. James Brown, jr., 2d auditor.
Accounts of the fund for internal impirovement, for the year ending.
September 30, 1836, Doc. no. 5. 10942
16 p.
Report on the penitentiary. Doc. no 6. 10943
26 p. Charles S. Morgan, superintendent.
Report of the select committee on the subject of increasing the bank-
ing capital of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 7. 10944
8 n. See Journal p. 4R-50.
Petition of the visitors and governors of William and Maiy col-
lege. [Historical account of the derivation of funds by which the college
was supported up to this date. Present state of the institution. Services
rendered by the college in training the youth of Virginia. "The establish-
ment of a medical school, to be located in Richmond, under the control, to a
proper extent, of the visitors, has been urged upon them by the medical
faculty of that city; and pirompted by a desire to meet the wishes of the
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community, your petitioners have expressed their willingness to receive
authority at the hands of the legislature, with whom alone it rests, to lo-
cate, under the auspices of WilliMa and Mary college, a medical school else-
where than at Williamsburg. We have, therefore, come to the general
assembly for aid" . . .] Doc. no. 8. 10945
3 p.
Report of the court of directors of the western lunatic hospital. Doc.
no. 9. 10946
6 p. John H. Peyton, president.
Preamble and resolutions by Hugh A. Garland. Doc. no. 10. 10947
lU p.
Report of the select committee on Mr. Leigh's letter. Doc. no. 11.
10948
3 p. See journal p. 252-254.
Charges preferred by William A. Harrison, a delegate from the
county of Harrison, against Edwin S. Duncan, one of the Judges of the
genera) court assigned to the ninth district and eighteenth circuit, of con-
duct unbecoming a judge, calculated to hinder and delay the administration
of justice in his courts, and to bring the judiciary of the country into disre-
pute. Doc. no. 12. 10949
3 p.
Memorial of Edwin S. Duncan. To the general assembly of Virginia.
[A reply to the charges preferred against himj Doc. no. 13. 10950
5 p.
Memorial of school commissioners. To the general assembly of Vir-
ginia. The memorial of the board of school commissioners of the counter
of Hanover. [Object of that part of law establishing literary fund which
relates to primary schools not accomplished. Benefit derived from expen-
diture of the $45,000 annual appropriation for education of indigent chU-
dren not commensurate therewith. Failure due to various causes; "the
insufficiency of compensation (4 cents per diem of actual attendance) now
allowed by law is proven, beyond all controversy, by the fact that many of
the most competent teachers will not take the poor children: the conse-
quence of which is, that although there is a large number of proper sub-
jects in our county for the judicious expenditure of our quota, we cannot
disburse it, and under the provisions of the existing law we have been un-
able to claim our quota, for one or two years, during a period of six years
past." Wish amendment of law so that adequate compensation may be
given teachers, thereby ensuring services of the best qualified persons for
this work. Hope also for the suggestion from legislature of valuable im-
provements in primary school system. "We respectfully suggest the en-
quiry, whether it would not be wise to appropriate a portion of the interest
of the surplus from the federal treasury, which is offered to Virginia by
the deposite act of the last session of congress, for the purpose of perfect-
ing a permanent system of education of the poor."] Doc. no. 14. 10951
2 p.
Report of the attorney general. Doc. no. 16. 10952
S p. S. S. Baxter, attorney generat.
Miemorial [of committee appointed at meeting of citizens of KanaWha
county, held December 11, 1836, asking for incorporation of independent
bank, to be located in that county, with capital of not less than $500,000,
and in case of failure in that, to petition "for a branch, with like capital,
of a new bank to be located at Lynchburg"] Doc. no. 16 10953
4 p.
Report of W. 6. Thompson, assistant engineer, on the Lynchburg
and Tennessee rail-road. Doc. no. 17. 10954
7 p.
Report of the joint committee to examine the treasurer's accounts.
Doc. no. 18. 10955
« p.
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Propositions submitted to the select committee to whom was referred
80 much of the governor's message as relates to the surplus revenue of the
United States. Doc. no. 19. 10956
[1] p.
Farmers' bank of Virginia. [Resolution of stockholders to increase
capital stock of said bank to the extent of not less than $1,240,000; also
appointing committee to confer with legislature, or any committee, relative
thereto] Doc. no. 20. 10957
[1] p.
Supplemental memorial of Edwin S. Duncan. .Doc. no. 21. 10958
15 p.
Surplus revenue. [A project for the disposition of the surplus rev-
enue, derived from the United States, by enlarging the banking capital, and
extending the system of internal improvement in the state of Virginia,
offered by Mr. Stuart of Augusta] Doc. no. 22. 10959
5 p.
Resolutions respecting the surplus revenue. Doc. no. 23. 10960
[1] p.
Documents to be used in evidence to support the charges against
Judge Duncan. Doc. no. 24. 10961
13 V.
Resolution instructing the committee on banks to procure certain
information from the several banks within the commonwealth. Doc. no. 25.
10962
rn p.
Statements concerning the various works of internal improvement
in which the state is interested. Doc. no. 26. ' 10963
7 p.
•Documents to rebut the charges against Judge Edwin S. Duncan.
Doc. no. 27. 10964
2 p.
Communications from the Bank of Virginia and Farmers' bank of
Virginia. In reply to the resolutions of the house of delegates, on the
ninth of December and tenth of January. Doc. no. 28. 10965
7 p.
Statement of the auditor of public accounts, shewing the number of
civil suits brought in the several courts of the commonwealth, &c. Doc.
no. 29. 109$e
6 p.
Report of the select committee on the subject of the surplus revenue.
Doc. no. 30. 10967
tU p.
Mr. Harrison's substitute for the report of the select committee of
twenty-one, to whom was referred so much of the governor's message as
relates to the deposits. Doc. no. 31. 10968
2 p.
Amendment to Mr. Harrison's substitute by Mr. Stuart Doc. no. 32.
4 p. 1()96»^
Memorial of the stockholders of the Roanoke, Danville and "junction
rail-road. Doc. no. 33. 10970
„_ .1, ^3iJ?u i"*^'"?*/? ^J°^^PI^,°^J*^^ railroad convention, held at Danville,
on the fifth day of October. 1835. Report on the survey, by Walter Gwynn
Report of the progress of the geological survey of the state of Vir-
ginia for the year 1836. By William B. Rogers, professor of natural
philosophy m the University of Virginia. Doc. no. 34. 10971
14 p. 1185 copies printed. Appears also in his Reprint of annua.1
reports on the geology of the Virginias. 1884. p. 123-146 annual
Summary report of the principal engineer, concerning his operations
during the past year, together with his report on the surveys made for a
rail-road between Falmouth and Alexandria. Doc. no 36 10972
10 p. Charles B. Shaw, principal engineer. 435 copies printed.
Report of the physician of the Western lunatic hospital. Doc. no. 36.
8 p. FrancU T. Strlblinar, physician. 10978
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A list of accounts remaining open on the books of the auditor's office
on the thirtieth of September, 1836, prepared in obedience to an act passed
the 2d January, 1835, entitled, "An act to amend the first section of an act,
oititled, an act to amend the act to reduce into one the several acts con-
cerning the auditor and treasurer.'" Doc. no. 37. 10974
6 p.
Resolution ordered by Mr. May. Doc. no. 38. 10975
[1] p.
Twenty-first annual report of the board of public works, to the gen-
eral assembly of Virg^inia, with the accompanying documents, January 26,
1837. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the common-
wealth. 1837. Doc. no. 39. 10976
64 p.
Report of the board of directors of the lunatic hospital, Williamsburg.
Doc. no. 40. 10977
11 p. R. H'Candlish, president pro tern.
Report of the principal engineer to the board of public works. Doc.
no. 41. 10978
18 p. Charles B. Shaw, principal engineer.
Remonstrance of sundry citizens of Rockbridge county, against the
repeal of a law~to convert the Lexington arsenal into a military school.
Doc. no. 42. 10979
ti] p.
Statements of the Bank of the Valley, North-western bank, and
Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheeling. Doc. no. 43. 10980
14 p.
Duty on tobacco. Doc. no. 44. 10981
2 p.
A tabular statement, shewing the quantity of land included in the
land warrants issued since the fourth of May, 1824; distinguishing the
number of acres in each, together with the number of grants for each county
during the same period, and their aggregate number of acres. Doc. no, 45.
10982
15 p.
A statement of the names, and amount and manner of compensation
of all the officers, agents and servants in the employment of the James
river and Kanawha company, together with a statement of the amount paid
upon their respective subscriptions by the corporations which have sub-
ecribed to the company's capital stock. Doc. no. 46. 10983
8 p.
Reports of the principal engineer on surveys for Rappahannock and
Bine Ridge, Gordonsville and Hurisonburg, and Richmond and Yorktown
rsil-roads, and of part of the South Anna and Pamunkey rivers. Doc.
no. 47. / 10984
10 p. Chtu'les B. Shaw, principal engineer.
Revenue from tobacco. [Statement of the "amount of money which
has accrued to the revenue of this commonwealth from duties and other
charges on tobacco, after deducting all charges thereon." Rendered by the
auditor in compliance with a resolution of the house of delegates, Febru-
ary 20, 1837] Doc. no. 48. 10985
4 p.
Memorial of the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha com-
pany. Doc. no. 49. 10986
5 p.
Reports of the principal engineer on the surveys for the Lynchburg
and Tennessee rail-road, and on inspections of the James river canal, the
Winchester and Potomac rail-road, the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac rail-road, the Petersburg and Roanoke rail-road, and ttie Ports- '
mouth and Roanoke rail-road. Doc. no. 50. 10987
9 p. Charles B. Shaw, principal engineer.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia. Doc.
no. 51. 10988
12 p. C. Johnson, rector.
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Report of the committee of finance, upon the revenue and expendi-
tures and debt of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 52. 10989
5 p. See Journal p. 296-300.
Bank statements. Doc. no. 53. 10990
ti] p.
Report of the joint committee on banks with bank statements. Doc.
no. 54. 10991
10 p.
BUls:
A bill, declaring the willingness of the state of Virginia to accept the
deposits of its proportion of the moneys that by the 13th section of the
act of congress, entitled, "an act to regulate the deposites of the public
money," approved the 23rd of June, 1836, are to be deposited with the sev-
eral states, and authorizing the treasurer of the commonwealth to receive
the same. Bill no. 1. 10992
2 p.
Amendment to the bill to receive the deposit from the United States.
Bill no. 2. 10993
ti] p.
Amendment of Mr. Watkins, to the bill to receive the deposit from
the United States. Bill no. 3. 10994
tl] p.
An amendment intended to be offered by Mr. Hunter to receive the
deposit from the United States. Bill no. 4. 10995
tl] p.
An amendment proposed by the senate to the bill, entitled, "an act
declaring the willingness of the state of Vir^nia to accept the deposit of
its proportion of the moneys that by the thirteenth section of the act of
congress, entitled, 'an act to regulate the deposites of the public money,'
approved the 23d of June, 1836, are to be deposited with the several states,
and authorizing the treasurer of the commonwealth to receive the same."
Bill no. 5. 10996
[1] p.
A bill, prescribing certain general regulations for the incorporation
of rail-road companies. Bill no. 6. 10997
15 p.
A bill, prescribing general regulations for the incorporation of man-
ufacturing and mining companies. Bill no. 7. 10998
6 p.
A bill, declaring and amending the law relative to certain liens on
property and preferences in the administration of assets. Bill no. 8. 10999
3 p.
Amendments proposed by the committee of roads and internal navi-
gation to the "bill prescribing certain general regulations for the incor-
poration of rail-road companies." Bill no. 9. 11000
« p.
A bill, establishing general regulations for the incorporation of
banks. Bill no. 10. 11001
14 p.
Amendments adopted by the house to the bill, entitled, "a bill pre-
scribing general regulations for the incorporation of manufacturing and
mining companies." Bill no. 11. 11002
In p.
Amendments proposed to the bDl, entitled, "a bill declaring and
amending the law relative to certain liens on property and preferences in
the adm&istration of assets." Bill no. 12. . 11003
« p.
A bill, respecting the surplus revenue. Bill no. 13. 11004
3 p.
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Amendments proposed by the committee of the whole house to the
bill, entitled, "a bill establishing general regulations for the incorporation
of banks." Bill no. 14. 11005
6 p.
Amendments intended to be proposed by Mr. Smith of Isle of Wight,
to the bill prescribing general regulations for the incorporation of banks.
BUI no. 15. 11006
[1] p.
A bill, amending the laws concerning emancipated slaves, free negroes
and mulattoes. Bill no. 16. 11007
3 p.
A bill, concerning limited partnerships. Bill no. 17. 11008
4 p.
An amendment proposed by the senate to the bill, entitled, "an act
to authorize a subscription on behalf of the state to the stock of the
Louisa raU-road company. Bill no. 18. 11009
« p.
A bill, increasing the banking capital of the commonwealth. Bill
no. 19. 11010
7 p.
Mr. Harrison's substitute for the bill reported by the bank committee,
for increasing the banking capital of the commonwealth. Bill no. 20.
11011
5 p.
A bUl, exempting a certain portion of the property of poor debtors
from execution and other liabUities. Bill no. 21. 11012
9. p.
A bill, to amend and explain the laws concerning western land titles
and for other purposes. Bill no. 22. 11013
7 p.
A bUI, amending the laws in relation to unlawful gaming. Bill no. 23.
11014
12 p.
Substitute offered by Mr. Randolph, to the bill for increasing the
banking capital of the commonwealth. Bill no. 24. 11015
7 p.
A bill, imposing taxes for the support of government. Bill no. 25.
11016
3 p.
A bill, appropriating the public revenue. Bill no. 26. 11017
3 p.
An act, to amend an act, entitled, "an act to provide for the opening
and repair of the public roads in tUs commonwealth," passed March 3d,
1835. Bill no. 27. 11018
4 p.
Index. 50 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virjfinia,
begun and held in the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the fifth day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and tiiirty-six. Richmond : Printed by John Warrock,
printer to the senate. 1836. 11019
264 p. 23.6xl4cm. Copy In the Library of ConKreas.
Session beican D«c. 5. 1836 and ended March 31, 1837, Stafford H. Parker,
speaker.
[Rules and regulations] : p. 4-7. 11020
[Message of l£e acting governor, Wyndham Robertson] : p. 7-23.
11021
[Message of the acting governor relative to the prevalence of small
pox in Kichmoiid]: p. ^ 24. 11022
[Letter from B. W. Leigh, Nov. 5, 1836, relative to his resignation
from the U. S. senate]: p. 24, 25. 1102S
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[Letter from the treasurer of the state, L. Burfoot, relative to the
amount deposited by the U. S. in the state treasury, according to act of
June 23, 1836] : p. 46. 11024
[Report of committee appointed to examine the armory] : p. 67, 58.
11024a
[Letter from David Campbell, governor elect, Feb. 3, 1837] : p. 82, 83.
11025
[Documents relative to the removal from office of Judge Benjamin
EstUl]: p. 102, 103, 120. 11026
[Letter from the acting governor, Wyndham Robertson, relative to
the resolutions of Vermont] : p. 105. 11027
[Report of committee appointed to procure statements from the dif-
ferent banks of the state] : p. 121-123. 11028
Also printed separately. Including the accompanying documents, as doc.
no. 1.
[Letter from Richard E. Parker, resigning from the senate of the
U. S.] : p. 131, 132. 11030
[Report of committee appointed to examine the penitentiary]: p.
143, 144. 11031
[Report of the committee relative to the public library] : p. 151, 162.
11032
[Preamble and resolutions upon the subject of the ri^ht of instruc-
tion and the course pursued by B. W. Leigh, late senator m congress of
U. S.]: p. 181-184. 11033
[Report of committee appointed to examine the Bank of Virginia and
the Farmers' bank of Virginia]: p. 233, 234. 11034
Members of the senate who served Dec. 5, 1836 to March 31, 1837:
p. 264. 11035
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
370 copies of each printed.
An act, establishing general regulations for tlie incorporation of
banks. Bill no. 1. 1108*
15 p.
Amendments adopted by the committee of general laws to the bill
prescribing general reg^ulations for banks. 11037
3 p.
An act, prescribing certain general r^ulations for the incorporation
of railroad companies. Bill no. 2. 11038
16 p.
An act, increasing the banking capital of the commonwealth. Bill
no. 3. 11039
8 p.
Project of Mr. William Smith of Culpeper [relative to banks] 11040
4 P.
Report [of the special committee on banks with accompanying docu-
ments] Doe. no. 1. 11041
BK D. f<ee journal v. 121-123.
Session Lct/ws
Acts of the general assembly of Virginia, passed at the ses-
sion of 1836-37, commencing 5th December, 1836, and ending
31st March, 1837, in the sixty-first year of tiie commonwealth.
Richmond : Printed by Thomas Ritdiie, printer to the common-
wealth. 1837. 11042
338 p. 22Hom.
Resolutions: p. 295-302. 1104S
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Preamble and resolutions upon the subject of the right of instruc-
tion, and the course pursued by Benjamin W. Leigh, esquire, the late sen-
ator in the congress of the U. S.: p. 295-298. 11044
Collection of Laws
The statutes at large of Virginia, from October session 1792,
to December session 1806, inclusive, in three volumes, (new
series,) being a continuation of Hening. [1803-1806] v. 3. By
Samuel Shepherd. Richmond, Printed by Samuel Shepherd,
1836. 11045
483 p. 23cm.
Personal names in Hening's statutes at large of Virginia,
and Shepherd's continuation. By Joseph J. Casey, A. M. New
York [Piser & Russell, printers] 1896. 11046
3 p. L, 141 p. 27cm. Edition of 100 copies.
Courts
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of
appeals, and in the general court of Virginia. By Benjamin
WatMns Leigh. Volume 7. Richmond, Printed by Shepherd &
Colin, 1838. 11047
[xx], 795 p. 22cm.
CiteiA as S4 V*. reports.
Errata: p. [xx]
Cases argued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. January-December, 1836. p. [l]-744.
Cases decided by the general court of Virginia. December, 1836.
p. [746]-757.
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports:
Henry St. George Tucker, president, Francis T. Brooke, William H. Cabell,
Dabney Carr, WUliam Brockenbrough. Attorney general: Sidney S. Bax-
ter.
Judges of the general court during the period of these reports:
Daniel Smith, Fleming Sannders, WilUam Daniel, Richard E. Parker, Lewis
Summers, Abel P. Upshur, Richard H. Field, John F. May, John T. Lomax,
John Scott, William Leigh, Lucas P. Thompson, Benjamin Estill, James E.
Brown, Edwin S. Duncan, Joseph L. Fry, John B. Clopton, Richard H.
Baker, John B. Christian, John J. Allen from July 26, 1836.
Same. 2d ed. Richmond: Gary and Clemmitt, 1867.'
11048
XTil, rn. 797 p. 8vo.
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of
appeals, and in tiie general court, of Virginia. By Benjamin
WatMns Leigh. Volume 8. Richmond, Printed by Shepherd &
Colin, 1839. 11049
[xxl. 797 p. 22Hcm.
Cited a* 35 Va. reports.
Errata: p. [xx]
Cases argued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. July, 1836-Augu8t, 1837. p. [1]-716.
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Cases decided by the general court of Virginia. June-December, 1837.
p. [717] -759.
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports:
Henry Saint George Tucker, president, Francis T. Brooke, William H. Cabell,
Dabney Carr who died January 8, 1837, William Brockenbrough, Richard
E. Parker appointed February 9, 1837, vice Dabney Carr deceased; Sidney
S. Baxter, attorney general.
Judges of the general court during the period of these reports:
Daniel Smith, Fleming Saunders, 'William Daniel, Lewis Summers, Abel
P. Upshur, Richard H. Field, John T. Lomax, John Scott, William Leigh,
Lucas P. Thompson, Benjamin Estill, James E. Brown, Edwin S. Duncan,
Joseph L. Fry, John B. Clopton, Richard H. Baker, John B. Christian, John
J. Allen, John Y. Mason from December 16, 1836, Isaac R. Douglass from
January 28, 1837, Philip N. Nicholas from March 10, 1837.
Reports of cases ar^ed and determined in the court of
appeals, and in the general court of Virginia. By Benjamin
Watkins Leigh. Volume 8. Second edition. Richmond : R. F.
Walker, sup't. public printing. 1872. 11060
[xix], 801 p. 8vo.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1836] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 11, 1836-1869, p. 1-2. 1893. 11051
Banks. [Act prescribing general regulations for the incorporation
of banks, and act increasing banking capital of the commonwealth. Rich-
mond: Thomas Ritchie, printer. 1837] 11052
No copy seen. 1000 copies printed.
Boundaries. *Communication from the attorney general of Mary-
land [Josiah Bayly] relative to the suit of Maryland against Virginia.
Annapolis, Wm. McNeir, print., 1836. 11053
38 p. 21 Hem.
Elections. [Act to change elections. Richmond: Thomas Ritchie,
printer. 1837] 11054
No CODV seen. 1000 copies printed.
Geologrical survey. Report of the progress of the geological survey
of the state of Virginia, for the year 1836. [By W. B. Rogers, director]
11055
(In his Reprint of annual reports and other papers, on the areoloey of
the Virerlnias. 1884. p. ri231-14.'>)
Instruction of senators. 'Speech of Joseph Segar, esq., on the mo-
tion of Mr. Chapman of Monroe, to instruct the senators and request the
representatives in congress from the state of Virginia to vote for the
immediate recognition of Texas. Delivered in the house of delegates,
February 23, 1837. Published by a number of gentlemen friendly to Texas.
Richmond, Printed by Shepherd & Colin, 1837. 11056
cover titje, r31-26 p. 22%cm.
James nver and Kanawha co. Second annual report of the president
to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company, together y^
with the proceedings of the stockholders at their second annual meeting in
December 1836. Richmond: Shepherd & Colin, printers, 1837. 11057
p. 81-218 ri] 22.5cm. The pasinK 1« continuous with the first report.
Joseph C. Cahell, president.
Includes Report, hy Charles Ellett, Jr., on the survey for a ship canal
from Richmond to Warwick; Letter from Benjamin Wright, relating to the
plan of a harbor, basin and ship canal at Richmond.
Report on the survey for a ship canal from Richmond to War-
wick, being the plan proposed for the connection of the James river andi/
Kanawha improvement with tide water. By Charles Ellet, Jr. C. E. Rich-
mond: Shepherd & Colin, printers. 1836. . 11058
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Law. *Commentaries on the laws of Virginia, compnaing the sub-
stance of a course of lectures delivered to the Winchester law school: by
Henry St. George Tucker, chancellor of the fourth judicial circuit. Condo
et compono. In two volumes. Vol. 1. Winchester: printed at the office
of the Republican, for the author. 1836. 11059
XX. 9. Ifi.'i. ■1R8. S.I D. 22cm.
Leigh, Benjamin Watkins. 'Letter from B. W. Leigh, esq., to the
general assembly of Virginia. [Washington 1836] 11060
15 p. 20V4cni. Caption-title. Dated: March 2, 18S6.
On expunsrlnK from the Journal of the senate the reRolution of March
28tli. 1834, declaring "that the president, in the late executive proceedings. In
relation to the public revenue, has assumed upon himself authority and power
not conferred by the constitution . . ."
Public works. Twenty-first annual report of the board of public
works, to the general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying docu-
ments, [including returns and reports of internal improvement companies]
January 26, 1837. Richmond, Shepherd & Colin, printers, 1837. 11061
[185]-533 p. 21Hcm.
Principal engineer: William Anderson. Assistant engineers: Charles
Dlmmock, W. B. Thompson. John Willlston.
Acts and resolutions of the general assembly, relating to the fund for
internal improvement, passed sesHions 1835-3C and 1836-37. p. 48S-518. llOaS
Index to volume 8, containing the twentieth and twenty-flrst annual
reports of the board of public works, p. B19-533.
Includes information submitted by second auditor relative to internal
improvement coinpanies. 11063
Richmond and Petersburg railroad co. 'Charter of the Richmond and
Petersburg r^road company. Richmond, Printed by T. W. White, 1836.
11064
1 D. 1.. rin-2« p. 21cm.
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia. Twelfth session, 1835-1836. Chronicle steam
book printing house, 1880. 11065
12 p. 21V4cm.
Western lunatic hospital. Report of the physician of the western
limatic hospital, ^r 1836. Staunton, Staunton spectator book & job print-
ing establishment, 1870. 11066
14 p. 22cm. Francis T. Stribling, physician.
1837 (JUNE)
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the "commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the twelfth day of June, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and thirty-seven. Richmond: Printed
by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth. 1837. 11067
27 p. 26.6cm.
Session began June 12. 1837, the day appointed by proclamation of
the governor, and ended June 24, 1837. Linn Banks, speaker.
[Communication from the governor, David Campbell] : p. 3-6. 11068
[Statement of the branch bank at Petersburg] : p. 23. 11069
Statement shewing mileage and pay of members of the house [for
the last and present sessions]: p. 24-26. 11070
I
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
370 copies of each printed, unless otherwise stated.
Governor's message. Doc. no. 1. 11071
3 p. David Campbell, governor. 685 copies printed.
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Treasurer's communication. [Relative to deposit of the public
money In Virginia] Doc. no. 2. 11072
2 p. See Journal p. 7, 8.
Bank statements. Doc. no. 3. 11073
23 p.
Bank of Virginia. [Report of loans made on pledges of stocks of
said bank and valuation at which said stocks were received as security for
said loans] Doc. no. 4. 11074
[1] p.
Farmers' bank of Virginia. [Report of loans made on pledges of
stocks of said bank, and valuation at which said stocks were received as
security for said loans] Doc. no. 6. 11075
[1] p.
Treasurer's statement [relative to Virginia's quota of public (U. S.)
money and distribution] Doc. no. 6. 11076
[1] p.
Memorial of the Exchange bank of Virginia. [Relative to failure
of treasurer to subscribe on behalf of the commonwealth, the moiety of
stock for which it was pledged by acts of incorporation of said bank.
Failure of grovemor to appoint allotted number of directors for said bank
on behalf of commonwealth, as required by the law. All other stocks sub-
scribed is subscribed accordiing to law, and members of board of directors
which under the law are to be elected by stockholders have been elected.
The failure of treasurer and executive in their duties (the former to sub-
scribe the commonwealth's moiety of stock, the latter to appoint directors)
makes any legal organization of the bank impossible and makes the char-
ter of no effect. Request immediate action of legislature to save charter
inviolable] Doc. no. 7, 11077
3 p.
Proceedings of the commissioners of the Exchange bank of Virginia.
[Proceedings of commissioners appointed to open books of subscription for
the stock of the Exchange bank of Virginia at Norfolk, and other docu-
ments relative to said bank, including the opinions of L. W. Tazewell, and
S. S. Baxter] Doc. no. 8. 11078
16 p.
Fanners' bank of Virginia. ["Statement showing Vhat amount of
the debts of this bank has been suspended since the 1st of January last,
distinguishing amount of good, doubtful and bad"] Doc. no. 9. 11079
Report [of the joint committee of the senate and house of delegates
charged by joint resolutions of the two houses to enquire into conditions
of the banks] Doc. no. 10. 11080
15 p.
Bills:
A bill, for the temporary relief of the banks of this commonwealth.
BUI no. 1. 11081
2 p.
Substitute intended to be offered by Mr. Smith of Isle of Wight, to the
bill for the temporary relief of the banks of this commonwealth] Bill no. 2.
11082
2 p.
A bfll, to stay the proceedings of executions, trust deeds, and other
demands, in cases of refusal to receive bank notes. Bill no. 3. 1108S
3 p.
A bill, concerning the Exchange bank of Virginia. Bill no. 4. 11084
2 p.
An amendment, proposed by Mr. Garland, to the bfll concerning the
Exchange bank of Virginia. 11085
1 p.
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An amendment, intended to be offered by Mr. May, to the bill con-
cemine the Exchange bank of Virginia. Bill no. 6. 11086
fl] p.
A bill, concerning the state's proportion of the surplus revenues of
the United States. Bill no. 7. 11087
2 p.
Index. 5 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
besrun and held in the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day, the twelfth day of June, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-seven. Richmond: Printed by John War-
rock, printer to the senate. 1837. 11088
24 p.
Copy In the Library of CoiiKress. The Journal of June 12, 18S7 Is
bound with the Journal of Dec. 6. 1836. Stafford H. Parker, speaker.
A proclamation [of the governor convening the assembly, May 16,
1837]: p 3. 11089
[Message of the governor, David Campbell, relative to the suspension
of specie payments by the banks, and asking for their relief]: p. 5-8.
11090
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
370 copies of each printed.
A bill, for the temporary relief of the banks of this commonwealth.
BiU no. 1. 11091
2 p.
A biU, for the temporary relief of the banks [with proposed amend-
ments] Bill no. 1. 11092
3 p.
A bin, to stay the protfeedings of executions, trust deeds, and other
demands, in cases of refusal to receive bank notes. Bill no. 2. 1109S
2 p.
Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of Virginia, passed at the
extra session, commencing on the 12th, and terminating on the
24th June, 1837, in the sixty-first year of the commonwealth.
Richmond : Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the common-
wealth. 1837. 11094
11 p. 23 Hem.
Courts
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of
appeals, and in the general court, of Virginia. By Benjamin
Watkins Leigh. Volume 9. Richmond : Printed by Shepherd &
Colin. 1840. 11095
zxl, 727 p. 22 cm.
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of
appeals, and in the general court of Virginia. By Benjamin
Watkins Leigh. Volume 9. Second edition. Richmond, R. F.
Walker, sup't public printing, 3872. 11096
[zx], 730 p. 23 cm.
Cited as 36 Va. reports.
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Cases argpied and determined in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. November, 1835, November, 1837-December, 1838. p. [l]-597.
Cases decided by the general court of Virginia. June, 1838-Decem-
ber, 1839. p. [599] -687.
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports:
Henry Saint George Tucker, president, Francis T. Brooke, William H.
Cabell, William Brockenbrough, Richard E. Parker. Attorney general:
Sidney S. Baxter. Judge Brockenbrough died December 10, 1838. The case
of M'Coy V. Herbert (p. 548 of this volume) and the subsequent cases in
the court of appeals, were decided after his death. .
Judges of the general court during the period of these reports:
Daniel Smith, Fleming Saunders, William Daniel, Lewis Summers, Abel P.
Upshur, Richard H. Field, John T. Lomax, John Scott, William Leigh,
Lucas P. Thompson, Benjamin Estill, James E. Brown, Edwin S. Duncan,
Joseph L. Fry, John B. Clopton, Richard H. Baker, John B. Christian, John
J. Allen, John Y. Mason, Isaac R. Douglass, Philip N. Nicholas.
•Virginia reports . . . annotated under the supervision
of Thomas Johnson Michie. Volumes 9, 10, 11 and 12, Leigh's
reports. [1837-1841] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company,
law publishers, 1902. 11097
1016 p. 25 cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1837] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 11, 1836-1869, p. 2-3. 1893. 11098
Education. Abstract of the laws relating to the appointment, powers
and duties of school commissioners, and their officers; as also to the duties
of the county and corporation courts, and the clerks thereof, and of the
commonwealth's attorneys, relative to. the Said appointment and duties.
To which are added, the forms required by law, for the government of the
school commissioners. Prepared by the second auditor, by direction of an
act of the general assembly, passed 25th February, 1829, entitled, "An act
to amend the several acts concerning the literary fund." Third edition.
Richmond: Shepherd & Colin, printers, 1837. 11099
44 p. 23cin.
Governor. By the governor of the state of Virginia. A proclamation
[convening the legislature in extra session] May 15, 1887. 11100
broadside. 25 by 20 cm. David Campbell, governor.
Law. *Commentarie8 of the laws of Virg:inia, comprising the sub-
stance of a course of lectures delivered to the Winchester law school: by
Henry St George Tucker, chancellor of the fourth judicial circuit. Condo
et compono. In two volumes. Vol. 2. Winchester: printed at the office
of the Republican, for the author. 1837. 11101
xxvili. 506, 34. 17 p. 22% cm.
Appendix: The opinion of chancellor Tucker, In the case of Selden and
others against the overseers of the poor of Loudoun and another. 1II09
1838 (JANUARY)
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the first day of January, one thousand and ei^t
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hundred and thirty-eight. Richmond: Printed by Thomas
Ritchie, printer to the commonwealth. 1838. 11103
300 o. index, 53 p. 28.2cni. „ .
Session besran Jan. 1, 1838 and ended April 9. 1838. Linn Banks,
speaker.
Rules and regulations: p. 1-6. 11104
[Communication from the governor, David Campbell] : p. 6-13. 11105
[Report of committee on the contested election case of John M. Botts
and William N. Whiting of Henrico]: p. 41, 42, 44, 46, 50, 53-55, 66-58,
60-62, 64-70. 11106
[Report of committee on the condition of the land office] : p. 81, 82.
11107
[Report of committee on the penitentiary]: p. 206. 11108
[Report of committee on the treasurer's accounts] : p. 208-212. 11109
[Report of committee on the condition of the auditor's office] : p. 218.
11110
[List of warrants on the contingent fund, Oct. 1, 1836 to Oct. 1, 1837] :
p. 220-223. 11111
[Report of committee on the charges preferred against Judge John
Scott]: p. 251-253. 11112
[Letter from John M. Patton] : p. 265. 11113
[Report of committee on the public library, including the report of
the librarian, W. H. Richardson, for the year ending Dec. 31, 1837] :
p. 279-283. 11114
List of delegates for the session of 1838: p. 299, 300. 11115
[Documents as appendix] :
Governor's message, and accompanying documents. Doc. no. 1. 11116
60 p. David Campbell, governor. See journal: p. 6-13.
Statement of the condition of the Dank of Virginia and Farmers bank
of Virginia, Nov. 1837. Annual return of the adjutant general. Bernard Pey-
ton, for 1837. Report of Blair Boiling, superintendent of the armory, and
superintendent of public edifices. Report of board of visitors to reorganize
the Lexington arsenal and establish a military school in connection with
Washington college. Report on the penitentiary. Chas. S. Morgan, superin-
tendent. Resolutions of Massachusetts and Mississippi relative to the frank-
ing privilege. Letter from the secretary of the commonwealth relative to
the number of copies of the printed acts. Resolutions of Louisiana calling for
a convention of the«8laveholding states. Statement of the Exchange bank of
Virginia. L>etter from John Brockenbrough, and Minutes of the bank con-
vention in New> York City, Nov. 27. 1837.
Auditor's annual report [for year ending September 30, 1837] Doc.
no. 2. 11117
16 p. James E. Heath, auditor.
Treasurer's annual report [for year ending September 30, 1837] Doc.
no. 3. 11118
13 p. Lawson Burfoot, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund, for the year
1837, and proceedings of the school commissioners in the different counties,
for the year ending September 30, 1836. Doc. no. 4. 11119
32 p. James Brown, Jr., 2d auditor.
Includes reports of academies which have received aid from the literary
fund either by direct appropriation of law, or through the school commis-
sioners for 1836.
Second auditor's report of the accounts of the fund for internal im-
provement, for the year ending September 30, 1837. Doc. no. 6. 11120
16 p.
Resolutions respecting the banks of this commonwealth. [Select com-
mittee of nine to be appointed to examine into condition of banks; to have
power to gather any material necessary for this purpose] Doc. no. 6.
11121
[1] p.
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Resolution snbmitted by Mr. Venable relative to the banks. [That
committee of nine be instructed to consider propriety of amending law for
general regulation of banks, passed March 22, 1837, so "as to relieve the
banks of this commonwealth from penalty of forfeiture of their charters on
account of suspension of specie payments, provided that no further divi-
dends of profits shall be made during such suspension, and provided that
the power of repealing such charters shall be reserved to the legislature in
such an event," also for like relief 'to Farmers bank of Virginia, the Bank
of the Valley, and the North-western bank, on like conditions] Doc. no. 7.
11122
[X] P.
Farmers' bank of Virginia. [Statements by the president in compli-
ance with request of "the select committee on banks," showing ( 1 ) condition
of the Farmers' bank of Virginia and branches on January 1, 1838; (2) con-
densed statement of same to which is added rates of profits at parent bank
and each branch, for the year 1837] Doc. no. 8. 11123
4 p.
Farmers' bank of Virginia. [Reply by president of the bank to a res-
olution of the house, adopted January 6, 1838 requesting "president of the
Farmers' bank, and the president of the Bank of Virginia ... to furnish
to this house, the information called for by the resolution of the 15th of
June last, if made, and if not, to assign reasons why." Information not
completed — ^Reasons] Doc. no. 9. 11124
ri] p.
Bank of Virginia. [General state of the Bank of Virginia, including
the branches, January 1st, 1838] Doc. no. 10. 11125
5 p.
Bank of Virginia. [Reply of president of the bank to a resolution of
the house, adopted January 6, 1838 requesting "president of the Farmers'
bank of Virginia, and the president of the Bank of Virginia, to furnish the
information called for by the resolution of the 15th of June last, if made
out, if not, to assign the reasons why." Information not completed.
Reasons] Doc. no. 11. 11126
[IT p.
Treasurer's report. Proceedings of and subscription to Exchange
bank of Virginia at Norfolk. Same in relation to North-western bank at
Wheeling. Loan to Bank of Virginia. Same to Farmers' bank of Virginia.
Same to Bank of the valley in Virginia. Loan by the executive. Copy of
the correspondence between the secretary of the treasury of the United
States and the treasurer of Virginia. Copy correspondence between cashier
of the Mechanics bank at New York and the treasurer of Virginia. Copy
protests. Doc. no. 12. 11127
3« p.
Memorial of certain citizens of the commonwealth of Virginia, recom"
mending the establishment of a state asylum, for the education of the blind,
and of the deaf and dumb. Doc. no. 13. 11128
2 p.
Report of the attorney general. Doc. no. 14. 11129
4 p. S. S. Baxter, attorney general.
Statement shewing the amount of stock held by the commonwealth in
the banks of the state. Doc. no. 15. 11130
2 p.
Report of second auditor, transmitting statements concerning railroad
companies, called for by a resolution of the house of delegates of June 22,
1837. Doc. no. 16. 11181
17 p.
Resolutions submitted by Mr. Servant, relative to the Bank of the
United States, the currency of the country, &c. Doc. no. 17. 11132
rii p.
Report of the court of directors of the Western lunatic hospital, for
the year 1837. Doc. no. 18. 111S3
20 p. P. T. StrlbllriK. physician.
Includes letter from Dr. L. V. Bell on agricultural employment for the
Insane.
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A statement of the amount paid at the treasury in satisfaction ^
judgments for commutation pay. Doc. no. 19. 11154
RMolutions ofTered by Mr. Edmunds relative to the federal go^e™-
ment and banking institutions. Doc. no. 20. IIIM
(1] P.
Report and resolutions of the legislature of the state of Maine, rela-
tive to their north-eastern boundary, and report and resolutions of the
legislature of the state of Rhode Island, against the admission of Texas
into the union. Doc. no. 21. 11136
11 p.
Report of the committee of roads and internal navigation on the sub-
ject of internal improvement. Doc. no. 22. 11137
4 p. Se« Journal p. 141-144.
Resolutions offered by Mr. Peyton, relative to the currency. Doc
no. 23. 11138
[11 p.
Abstract from the reports of the clerks of the court of appeals, and
of the circuit superior courts of law and chancery, exhibiting ttie number
of suits commenced, pending and decided within their respective courts,
and the number of days the said courts were actually in session during the
year enHin? the 30th of August, 1837. Doc. no. 24. 11139
4 p.
Interrogatories propounded by the select committee on banks to the
Bank of Virginia, with its answers to the same. Doc. no. 25. 11140
3 p.
Interrogatories by the select committee on banks, to the Farmers'
bank of Virginia, with its answers to the same. Doc. no. 26. 11141
* p.
Statements of the Bank of the Valley and its branches, and of the
North-western bank and branch at Wellsburg. Doc. no. 27. 11142
6 p.
Statement of the Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheeling. Doc
no. 28. 11143
tU p.
Report of the committee of schools and colleges, in relation to the
reg^ations of the university and colleges of this state [desig^ned to restrain
the extravagant expenditure of students thereat] Doc. no. 29. 11144
3 p.
Petitions of citizens of Northampton, relative to the glebe lands in
said county. Doc. no. 30. 11145
7 p.
Report of the joint examining committee of both branches of the legis-
lature o'^ Alabama, on the condition and affairs of the State bank and
branches. 1837. Doc. no. 31. 11146
4 p.
Preamble and resolutions offered by Mr. Watkins, relative to the
currency of the country. Doc. no. 32. 11147
[1] p.
Statement of the number of lunatics confined in the county and cor
poration jails, and the amount paid for their maintenance during the past
fiscal year, prepared in pursuance of an act passed 22d March, 1831, and
also in compliance with a resolution of the house of delegates, adopted on
the 11th instant. Doe. no. 33. 11148
4 p.
Report of the president and directors of the board of public works.
[Special report] Doc. no. 34. 11149
4 p.
Report of the board of directors of the lunatic hospital, Williamsburg.
Doc. no. 36. 11150
9 p.
Twenty-second annual report of the board of public works, to the
general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents, January
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31, 1838. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the conumon-
wealth. 1838. Doc. no. 36. 11151
123 p.
Report of the principal engineer on the Virginia and Tennessee rail-
road. Doc. no. 37. 11152
17 p. C. Crozet, principal engineer.
Includes Report of W. B. Thompson, assistant eneineer, on the Lynch-
burg and Tennessee railroad and its branches to Buchanan and Fincastle.
Report of P. Scales, assistant engineer, on the completion of the location of
the Ohio river and Maryland road.
Report of the committee on banks. Doc. no. 38. 11153
II] p.
Report of the president and directors of the North-western turnpike
road, February 7, 1838. Doc. no. 39. 11154
9 p.
Svrrveys and locations made last year under the direction of the prin-
cipal engineer. Doc. no. 40. 11155
2 p.
List of debts due the Bank of Virginia, over five thousand dollars.
Doc. no. 41. 11156
4 p.
Statement shewing the amount of the public debt, or debt for which
the commonwealth is in any manner liable. Doc. no. 42. 11157
4 p.
List of debts due the Bank of the Valley in Virginia, over five
thousand dollars. Doc. no.. 43. 11158
4 p.
List of debts due the Farmers' bank of Virginia, over five thousand
dollars. Doc. no. 44. 11159
4 p.
Report of the progress of the geological survey of the state of Vir-
ginia, for the year 1837. By William B. Rogers, professor of natural phil-
osophy in the University of Virginia. Doc. no. 45. 11160
24 p. Appears also in his Reprint of annual reports on Keology of the
Virginia, 1884. p. 147-188.
List of debts due the Bank of the Valley in Virginia, at Romney, over
five thousand dollars. Doc. no. 46. 11162
4 p. ')'
Statement shewing the amount paid into the public treasury, by the
several banks of this commonwealth, since the period of their incorporation
respectively, as a bonus; also the amount of dividends paid by each of said
banks on account of the stock held therein by the commonwealth, and also
the amount of profits made by said banks. Doc. no. 47. 11163
9 p.
Papers relating to charges preferred against Judge [John] Scott. Doc.
no. 48. 11164
28 p.
Bank statements. [Statements showing amount due by each individ-
ual, firm and company, which, with their responsibilities amount to $5,000,
made by the seven branches of the Bank of Virginia through its president,
as required by resolution of the house of delegates, January 25, 1838 to-
gether with additional statements] Doc. no. 49. 11165
21 p.
Statements of the Bank of the Valley and branches . . . responsive
to a resolution of the select committee appointed by the house of delegates
of Virginia to examine into the condition of the banks, passed the 18th day
of January, 1838. Doc. no. 50. 11166
4 p.
A list of debts of the North-western bank of Virginia at Wheeling
[and at Wellsburg] over five thousand dollars. Doc. no. 51. 11167
6 p.
Additional statements of the North-western bank of Virginia [Wheel-
ing] and branch at Wellsburg. Doc. no. 52. 11168
2 p.
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A list of debts to the Bank of the Valley in Virginia, at Leesburg,
over 5000 dollars. Doc. no. 53. 11169
4 p.
Statement of the Merchants and mechanics bank at Wheeling. Doc.
no. 54. 11170
1 ».
A list of debts of the Merchants and mechanics bank, at Wheeling,
over five thousand dollars. Doc. no. 55. 11171
4 p.
Resolutions submitted bv Mr. Pendleton. [Bill "to impose additional
duties as depositories upon certain public officers, to appoint receivers gen-
eral of public money, and to regulate the safe keeping, transfer and dis-
bursement of the public moneys of the United States" introduced in United
States senate January 16, 1838 by chairman of finance committee. Two
principles of public policy embodied therein should not receive sanction:
"First the collection (in part immediately, and in whole ultimately), of all
the revenues of the government, in specie alone, or in the paper of the
trovemment itself. Secondly, a permanent system of deposite of said reve-
nues in the hands of individual agents, appointed by the federal executive."
Virginia senators to be instructed to oppose said bUl, and any others em-
bodying like principles] Doc. no. 56. 11172
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Substitute offered by Mr. Harrison, to the resolutions submitted bv
Mr. Pendleton. Doc. no. 67. 11173
[1] p.
Resolutions submitted by Mr. Smith of Isle of Wight. Doc. no. 58.
11174
1 p.
[Report of the joint committee to examine the armory. Doc. no. 69.
11175
[1] p. See Journal p. 135.
Correspondence between the treasurer of the commonwealth and the
cashier of the North-western bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 60. 11176
2 p.
Preamble and resolutions of the general assembly of Alabama, in
favour of the annexation of Texas to the United States of America. Doc
no. 61. 11177
4 p.
A list of accounts remaining open on the books of the auditor's oiRce
on the thirtieth September, 1837, prepared in obedience to an act passed
the 2d January, 1835, entitled, "an act to amend the first section of an act,
entitled, 'an act to amend the act to reduce into one the several acts con-
cerning the auditor and treasurer.'" Doc. no. 62. 11178
Resignation of Mr. [W. H.] Macfarland [from the council of the state
of Virginia.] Doc. no. 63. 11179
ni p.
A synopsis of the works contemplated to be made In the bill providing
for a general system of internal improvement, and the expenditures neces-
sary therefor. Doc. no. 64. 11180
[1] p.
Bank statements. [Statements of the Farmers' bank of Virginia in
response to a resolution of the house of delegates, January 25, 1838] 11181
12 p.
Berkeley Ward's replication to Judge Scott's answer. Doc. no. 66.
11182
IS p.
Documents to support the answer of Judge Scott to the charges mad<>
against him by Berkeley Ward. Doc. no. 67. 11183
2 p.
Resolutions of Kentucky in relation to the currency and the adminis
tration of the eneral government. Doc. no. 68. 11184
2 p.
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A table shewing the result of the assessment of lands, &c., in the
commonwealth of Virginia. Doc. no. 69. 11185
4 p.
Reports of the principal engineer, 1838. Doc. no. 70. 11186
14 p. C. Crozet, principal ensrineer.
Statements from the Bank of Virginia and branches and the Bank of
the Valley and branches. March 8, 1838. Doc. no. 71. 11187
4 p.
Report of the committee of finance upon the revenues, expenditures
and debt of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 72. 11188
6 p. See Journal p. 224-229.
Report of the select committee on the mode of deciding contested
elections. Doc. no. 73. 11189
3 p.
Statements of the Farmers' bank of Virginia and branches. March
20, 1838. Doc. no. 74. 11190
4 p.
Report of the committee for courts of justice, upon the charges pre-
ferred against Judge Scott, one of the judges of the general court, by
Berkeley Ward and others. Doc. no. 75. 11191
4 p.
Bills:
A bill, to authorize the removal of causes in equity from the inferior
to the superior courts. Bill no. 1. 11192
[1] p.
A bill, to amend an act, entitled, "an act to amend and explain the
laws concerning western land titles, and for other purposes," passed 30th
March, 1837. Bill no. 2. 11193
4 p.
A bill, declaring and amending the law relative to certain liens on
property, and preference in the administration of assets. BUI no. 3. 11194
4 p.
Amendments proposed by Mr. Harrison, to the bill concerning western
land titles. Doc. no. 4. 11195
2 p.
A bill, prescribing certain general conditions for the incorporation of
academies, and other literary institutions. Bill no. 5. 11196
4 p.
A bill, concerning the probate of wills. Bill no. 6. 11197
3 p.
A bill, amending the statute of limitations. Bill no. 7. 11198
2 p. '
A bill, regulating and restraining the terms upon which credits shall
be allowed by merchants, tradesmen and others to the students of the uni
versities and colleges of the state. Bill no. 8. 11199
3 p.
A bill, to increase the jurisdiction of the circuit superior courts.
Bill no. 9. 11200
2 p.
A bill, concerning the county and corporation courts. Bill no. 10.
11201
[1] p.
A bill, concerning the banks of this commonwealth. Bill no. 11. 11202
2 p.
A bill, to prohibit more effectually the circulation of small notes. Bil)
no. 12. 1120S
3 p.
A bill, to provide for the establishment of the A^rginia asylum for
the education of the deaf and dumb and of the blind. Bill no. 13. 11204
3 p.
A bill, prescribing certain general regulations for the incorporation
of savings institutions, societies or banks. Bill no. 14. 1120S
5 p.-
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Amendment intended to be proposed to the bill for the relief of
Alexander Wilson and Robert Maitland, trustees of William Pennock. Bill
no. 15. 11206
" p-
Amendments intended to be proposed by Mr. Smith of Isle of Wight,
to the bill concerning the banks of this commonwealth. Bill no. 16. 11207
3 p.
Amendment, intended to be proposed by Mr. Robertson, to the bill
concerning the banks of this commonwealth. Bill no. 17. 11208
[1] p.
Amendments proposed by the committee of roads and internal navi-
gation to the "bill providing for a general system of internal improvement."
Bill no. 18. 11209
7 p.
A bill, making appropriations for the removal of free persons of
colour. Bill no. 19. 11210
2 p.
A bill, providing for a re-assessment of lands in this commonwealth.
Bill no. 20. 11211
7 p.
Amendments proposed by the committee of finance to the bill, entitled,
"a bill providing for a re-assessment of lands in this commonwealth," to
them committed. Bill no. 21. 11212
2 p.
A bill, imposing taxes for the support of government. BOl no 22.
11213
3 p.
A bill, appropriating the public revenue. Bill no. 23. 11214
3 p.
A bfll, to provide for the construction of a rail-road from the Ten-
nessee line to New river, and for other purposes. Bill no. 24. 11215
3 p.
Amendments proposed by the committee of roads and internal navi-
gation, to the "bill to provide for the construction of a raU-road from the
Tennessee line to New river, and for other purposes." Bill no. 24. 11216
2 p.
A bill, providing for the negotiation of loans for purposes of internal
improvement. Bill no. 25. 11217
3 P
Amendments proposed by the committee of roads and internal navi-
gation to the "bill providing for the negotiation of loans for purposes of
internal improvement." Bill no. 25. 11218
7 p.
A bill, to authorize a further subscription on behalf of the state to
the stock of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-road company. Bill no. 26. 11219
3 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
besrun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the first day of January, in the year one tiiousand eight
hundred and thirty-eight, Richmond, Printed by John Warrock,
printer to the senate, 1838. 11220
232 p. 22.6cm.
Session beeran Jan. 1, 1338 and ended April 9, 1838. Stafford H. Parker,
speaker.
[Rules and regulations]: p. 4-6. 11221
[Letter of the governor, David Campbell, Jan. 1, 1838] : p. 7-20. 11222
[Report of committee appointed to examinfl the armory] : p. 46, 46.
11223
[Report of committee appointed to examine the poiitentiary] :
p. 72. 73. 11224
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[Report of committee appointed to examine the accounts of treas-
urer] : p. 91, 92. 11225
[Report of the committee relative to the public library] : p. 174. 11226
Members of the senate who served Jan. 7, 1838 to April 9, 1838. 11227
[Documents and bills] :
An act, prescribing certain general conditions for the incorporation
of academies and other literary institutions. Bill no. 1. 11228
4 p.
An act, to amend an act, entitled, An act, to amend and explain the
laws concerning Western land titles, and for other purposes [and amend-
ments] Bill no. 2. 11229
11 p.
Amendments to the land bill. 11230
3 p.
An act, concerning the banks of this commonwealth. Bill no. 3.
11231
3 p.
An amendment, offered by Mr. Smith of Culpeper, to the bill for the
relief of the banks of this commonwealth. An act, for incorporating the
Bank of the people of Virginia. Bill no. 4. 11232
8 p.
An amendment, offered by Mr. Ellis of Accomack, by way of substitute
to the amendment offered by Mr. Smith of Culpeper, to the "Bill for the re-
lief of the banks of this commonwealth." BOl no. 5. 11233
12 p.
Mr. Meade's amendment. Amendments proposed to Mr. Smith's
amendment to the "Bill for the relief of the banks of this commonwealth."
Bill no. 6. 11234
4 p.
Mr. Ellis's resolution on banking. Mr. Ellis's resolutions on the cur-
rency. Mr. Smith's (of Culpeper,) resolutions on the currency. Resolutions
1, 2 and 3. 11235
4 p.
Mr. Meade's resolutions on banking. Resolution no. 4. 11236
2 p.
Resolutions of Mr. Fontaine. Resolution no. 5. 11237
[1] p.
Sessiort Laws
Acts of the general assembly of Virginia, passed at the ses-
sion of 1838, commencing 1st January, 1838, and ending 9th
April, 1838, in the sixty-second year of the commonwealth.
Richmond : Printed by Thomas Ritchie, printer to the common-
wealth. 1838, 11238
270 p. 24 Hem.
Resolutions: p. 229-232. 11239
Resolutions relative to the repayment to Virginia by the government
of the U. S., of commutation pay, and for a further appropriation of gov-
ernment land to meet the unsatisfied claims of the officers and soldiers of the
Virginia state line and navy, and of the continental army, during the revo-
lutionary war: p. 229. 11240
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1838] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 11, 1836-1869, p. 3-6. 1893. 11241
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1839] A Bibliography of Virgtma. 305
Criminal law. *A treatise on criminal law, with an exposition of the
office and authority of justices of the peace in Virginia; including: forms of
practice. By J. A. G. Davis, professor of law in the University of Virginia.
Philadelphia: C. Sherman and co., printers. 1838. 11242
▼Hi. 660. 1 p. 23%cm.
Ge^gical survey. Report of the progress of the geological survey
of the state of Virginia, for the year 1837. [By W. B. Rogers, director]
11243
(In his Reprint of annual reports and other papers, on the Keolosy of
the Virginias. 1884. p. [147] -188)
Printed flrst as doc. 46 Jan. session, 1838, In quarto.
James river and Kanawha co. Third annual report of the president
to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company, together with
the proceedings of the stockholders at their third annual meeting in De-
cember 1837. Richmond: Shepherd & Colin, printers. 1838. 11244 '
p. 221-307. fold. map. 22.Kcm. The paging is continuous with the sec-
ond report. Joseph °C. Cabell, president.
PobUc works. Twenty-second annual report of the board of pnbllc
worics, to the general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying docu-
ments, [including returns and reports of internal improvement companies]
January 31, 1838. Richmond, Shepherd & Colin, printers, 1838. 1124S
424 p. 22cm.
Principal engineer: C. Croiet. Assistant engineer: John Couty,
'William H. Morell, John Willlston, W. B. Thompson.
Index: p. [417] -424.
Includes information submitted by second auditor relative to Internal
Improvement companies. IISM
This report is volume 9 of the bound reports of the board.
'Speech of Mr. Segar of Northampton, on the subject of a
general system of internal improvements, as recommended by the com-
mittee of roads and internal navigation : delivered in the house of delegates.
Saturday and Monday, 12th and 14th February, 1838. Richmond: [Bailie 8t
Gallaber, printers], 1838. 11247
59 p. 18cm.
'Substance of the remarks of Mr. Stuart of Augusta, on the
motion of Mr. Segar of Northampton, to postpone indefinitely the considera-
tion of the report of the committee of roads and internal navigation, recom-
mending a general system of improvement. Delivered in the house of
delegates on Thursday, the eighth day of Feb., eighteen hundred and
thirty-eight. Richmond, Shepherd & CoUn, printers, 1838. 11248
23 p. 24cm.
University of Virginia. Catalogue of the officers and students of the
University of Virginia. Session of 1836-37. CharlottesvUIe, Va., Printed
and published by Tompkins & Noel, 1837. 11249
[Iv], [5]-20 p. 21cm.
A catalogue of the officers and students of the University of
Virginia. Thirteenth session, 1836-1837. Charlottesville, Va,, Chronicle
steam book printing house, 1880. 11250
13 p. 2H4cm.
Weatem lunatic ho«pitaL Report of the court of directors of the
western Itinatic hospital, with reports of physician, for the year 1837. Staun-
ton, Staunton spectator book & job printing establishment, 1870. 11251
33 p. 22cm. Francis T. Stribling. physician.
1839 (JANUARY)
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the seventh day of January, one thousand eight hun-
Digitized by CjOOQIC
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dred and thirty-nine. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer to the commonwealth. 1839. 11252
293 p. 28.2cm.
Session began Jan. 7, 1839 and ended April 10, 1(39. Thomas W. OUmer,
speaker.
IRules and regulations]: p. 4-6. 11253
Communication from the eovemor, David Campbell] : p. 7-14. 11254
Report of committee on tine contested election of C. G. Coleman and
T. H. Wilcox of Charles City and New Kent]: p. 30, 31. 11255
[Letter from Chapman Johnson relative to his progress in revising
the cnminal laws of the state]: p. 45, 46. 11256
[Report of committee relative to the public lands of the U. S.]: p.
68-72. 11257
10,000 copies printed separately. No separate seen.
[Report of committee on the contested election of Robert A. Banks
and John Booton of Madison]: p. 146. 11268
[Report of committee on the condition of the land office]: p. 168,
11259
[Report of the committee respecting the treasurer's accounts]:
p. 182-186. 11260
[Report of committee on the condition of the armory] : p. 199, 200.
11261
[Resolutions of Missouri in relation to the public lands] : p. 216, 217.
11262
[Report of the committee on the public library, including the report
of W. H. Richardson, librarian, for year ending Dec. 31, 1838] : p. 235-239.
11263
[List of warrants on the contingent fund, Oct. 1, 1837 to Sept, 30,
1838]: p. 271-278, * 11264
[Report of committee relative to the eligibility of John Tyler, a mem-
ber representing James City, York, and Williamsburg] : p. 278, 279. 11265
[Report of committee on the expediency of repairing the museum]:
p. 284. 11266
List of delegates for the session of 1839: p. 292, 293. 11267
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
An edition of 387 copies of each was issued, unless otherwise stated.
Documents 1-5 printed by Thos. Ritchie, 6-56 and all bills by S. Shepherd,
GJovemor's message, and accompanying documents. Doc. no. 1. 11268
42 p. 2000 copies of message, and 387 of documents printed. David
Campbell, governor. See Journal p. 7-14.
Abstracts of statements from the clerks of the county courts, shewing
the number of marriage licenses granted by them in 1817. 1827, and 1837, and
the number of persons obtaining them who could not write their names. Res-
olutions of Georgia relative to the refusal of the executive of Maine to deliver
to the executive of Georgia certain fugitive slaves. Report of the adjutant
general, Bernard Peyton, for 1838. Report of the superintendent of the arm-
ory, Blair Boiling, Nov. 30, 1838. Report and resolutions of Connecticut re-
lating to the increase of the national executive patronage. Statements of
Bank pf Virginia, Farmers' bank of Virginia, Bank of the Valley in Virginia,
Northwestern bank of Virginia, Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheeling.
Letter from the Charity hospital of New Orleans, asking for %ld. Resolutions
of Arkansas and Connecticut relative to the public lands.
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts [for year ending
September 30, 1838] Doc. no. 2. 11269
16 p. James E. Heath, auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of the commonwealth [for the year
ending September 30, 1838] Doc, no. 3. 11270
13 p. Lawson Burfoot, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund, for the year
1888, and proceedings of the school commissioners in the different counties,
for the year ending September 30, 1837. Doc no. 4. 11271
40 p. James Brown, Jr., 2d auditor and superintendent of the literary
fund.
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Includes reports at academies which have received aid from the iiterarr
fund, for 1837.
Second auditor's report of the account of the fund for internal im-
provement, for the year ending September 30, 1838. Doc. no. 5. 11272
14 p.
Resolutions prescribing the mode of deciding contested elections. Doc.
no. 6. 1127S
[1] p.
Exchange bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 7. 11274
General banking. [New York: an act to authorise the business of
banking. Passed Apnl 18th, 1838. Georgia: an act to authorize ^e busi-
ness of banking and to regulate the same. Michigan: an act to amend an
act, entitled, "an act to organize and regulate banking associations, and for
other purposes] Doc. no. 8. 1127S
14 p.
Abstract from the reports of the clerks of the court of appeals, and
of the circuit superior courts of law and chancery, for the year ending 30th
of August, 1838. Doc. no. 9. 11276
Report of the committee on public lands. Doc. no. 10. 11277
8 D. S»^ lournal p. (ifl-72.
Statement of the auditor of public accounts. [Names and salaries of
clerks employed in auditor's office, furnished in compliance with resolutions
adopted January 21, 1839] Doc. no. 11. 11278
tU p.
Bank statements. [Statement of the condition of the Exchange bank
of Virginia, as it existed On January 1, 1839, together with a "semi-annual
statement of the Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheeling, and its office
of discount and deposite at Morgantown, 15th January, 1839,'* both of which
are made in obedience to provisions of law] Doc. no. 12. 11279
6 p.
Memorial of a committee appointed by the ' commercial convention,
recently held in the borough of Norfolk, recommending the adoption of
certain amendments to the Taw concerning merchants' licenses, and of cer-
tain regulations in reference to the internal trade and police of the state.
Doc. no. 13. 11280
9 p. Includes Joseph T. Allyn's report on the direct trade and Internal
police.
Resolutions on free banking. Doc. no. 14. 11281
rn p.
Loans for internal improvement [obtained since September 30, 1836,
rates of interest and premiums thereon, together with the bids for the
same. Reported by second auditor in compliance with a resolution of the
house of delegates, of January 11, 1839] Doc. no. 15. 11282
4 p.
Appropriations for internal improvement. [Report of auditor and
second auditor showing appropriations for internal improvement and public
debt of the commonwealth, in compliance with a resolution of the house of
delegates, of January 11, 1839] Doc. no. 16. 11283
K D.
Resolution submitted by Mr. Kinney, relative to the incorporation of
a single state bank. Doc. no. 17. 11284
1 p.
Report on. the penitentiary. Doc. no. 18. 11285
31 p. Charles S. Morgran, superintendent.
Report of the court of directors of the Western lunatic hospital, for
the year 1838. Doc. no. 19. 11286
20 p. Samuel Clarke, president, F. T. StrlblinK. physician.
Includes contract with Lushbautrh and Grove; and the 2d annual report
of nr. StrlbllnET.
Bank of Virginia. [State of bank and its branches, January 1, 1839,
and submitted to stockholders on the first Monday in that month, together
with a statement of the various denominations of notes in circulation] Doc.
no. 20. 11287
* p.
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Farmers' bank of Virginia. [State of bank and its branches, January
1, 1839, submitted to stockholders at late general meeting, together with a
statement of the various denominations of notes in circulation] Doc. no. 21.
11288
6 p.
Twenty-third annual report of the board of public works, to the gen-
eral assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents, January 31,
1839. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Shepherd, printer to the commonwealth.
1839. Doc. no. 22. 11289
231 p.
Reports of the principal engineer. Doc. no. 23. 11290
18 D. C. Crozet, principal entrlneer.
Engineer department. [Report of second auditor, in . . . compliance
with resolution of the house of delegates of January 1, 1839, giving "list of
names, and the number of engineers, assistant engineers, and of first and
second rodmen, together with their salaries, whether weekly, monthly, or
per diem, annexed; with a specification of those who are now, or who have
within the last year been employed in the service of the state on roads and
canals in which the state has an interest"] Doc. no. 24. 112.91
2 p.
Report on the revision of the laws, &c. Doc. no 25. 11292
2 p. See Journal p. 136, 136.
Report on the Prussian primary school system [and suggestions on
the application of this system to Virginia, prepared at the request of the
goverrcr, by Rev. Benjamin M. Smith of Virginia] Doc. no. 26. 11293
24 p.
James river and Kanawha improvement. [Report of the president,
in compliance with a resolution of the house of delegates of February 7, ^
1839, giving "statement of the tonnage and revenue of the canal when
opened to Lynchburg"] Doc. no. 27. 11294
6 p.
Memorial [of the Bank of Virginia] To the general assembly of Vir-
ginia. [Committee appointed at general meeting of stockholders January 7,
1839 "to represent the bank in any state of circumstances which may arise,"
to settle terms for extension of charter and report terms on which renewid
of charter may be obtained. By act increasing the banking capital of the
commonwealth, capital of this bank is to be increased $650,000, one moiety
to be subscribed by the commonwealth, the other by individuals. Conditions,
however, which are made by the said act for increase of capital considered
injurious both to commonwealth and individual stockholders. Distribution
made by said act not to best interest of institution. Tendency to reduce
value of stock] Doc. no. 28. 11295
Report of the select committee on the subject of the public debt of the
Btate, &c. Doc. no. 29. 1129$
7 p.
Counter report of the minority of the select committee appointed to
enquire into the amount of the state debt, &c. Doc. no. 30. 11297
12 p. Signed by Richard H. Toler and William M. Peyton.
[Report of auditor, in compliance with resolution of house of dele-
gates adopted January 21, 1839, "shewing the amount of militia fines, and
of taxes on law process and licenses, paid by each county and corporation
of this commonwealth"] Doc. no. 31. 11298
4 p-
Report of the attorney general. Doc. no. 32. 11299
3 o. S. S. Baxter, atfornev sreneral.
Canals and rail-roads. [Report of second auditor, in compliance with
resolution of house of delegates of January 30, 1839 "containing the infor-
mation called for respecting 'canals and rail-roads' that have been com-
pleted and in use for the space of twelve months"] Doc. no. 33. 11300
4 p.
Internal improvement. [Information respecting the state of those
southern improvements with which your contemplated valley road is in-
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tended to connect. Letter of John C. Trautwine to Beverley Johnston, esq.]
Doc. no. 34. 11301
2 p.
Resolutions of North Carolina [relating to the general government.
Adopted by assembly of that sUte in December 1838] Doc. no. 35. 11302
2 p.
Report and resolutions of New Jersey. [Relating to public landa.
Adopted by assembly of that state February 7, 1839] Doc. no. 36. 1130$
* p.
Report of the board of directors of the lunatic hospital, Williamsburg.
Doc no. 37. 11304
9 p. Report made by James Lee. clerk.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia [for
1837 and 1838] Doc. no. 38. 11305
25 p. Chapmnn Johnson, rector. Includes list of professors and officers
with salaries.
Resolutions relative to increasing the banking capital. Submitted by
Mr. Jackson. Doc. no. 39. 11306
m p.
Resolutions on the subject of banking. Submitted, by Mr. Toler.
With statement illustrative of the financial operation of tne foregoing
scheme. Doc. no. 40. 11307
2 p.
Report of the joint committee on the penitentiary. Doc. no. 41. 11308
9 D. See lournal d. 18i;-1K7.
Report of the Board of public works [in compliance with a resolution
of the house, adopted February 26, 1839 directing the board to report "the
steps taken to execute the joint resolution of the 7th April, 1838, and why
that resolution has not been carried into effect, which had for its object the
uniform preparation of the annual reports of joint stock companies, and the
preparation of a map of works of internal improvement within the state,
and for other purposes"] Doc. no. 42. 11309
2 p.
Statement of the principal engineer. [In compliance with resolution
of the house, adopted, March 4, 1839, asking for "the probable difference in
the cost of constructing the Staunton and Parkersburg road, between the
nearest practicable route by way of Little Kanawha; that by way of Wes-
ton to intersect the Northwestern road at Goose creek; that by Weston to
Middle island, and that route which would pass by the town of Beverley and
intersect the north western road at or east of Clarksburg; and also the
probable increase of distance on said Clarksburg route over either of the
other routes"] Doc. no. 43. 11310
2 P-
Resolutions of Kentucky ["for a survey of the route of a railroad
from Lexington to the mouth of Big Sandy" to be "laid before the legisla-
ture of the state of Virginia"] Doc. no. 44. 11311
2 p.
James river and Kanawha company. [Report of the president, in
compliance with resolution of the house adopted March 7, 1839, relative to
number, names and compensation of the officers and agents of tJte company ,
and proportion of such compensation paid by the state] Doc. no. 45. 11S12
2 p.
Rail-road companies. [List furnished by Petersburg rail-road, in com-
pliance with resolutions of the house of delegates, adopted March 8, 1839,
instructing board of public works to request presidents of all rail-road com-
panies in which the state has an interest, to furnish the legislature a list of
the number, names, salaries, &c. of the engineers and other agents con-
nected with said companies] Doc. no. 46. 11313
2 p.
Richmond and Petersburg rail-road company. [List of employees and
their salaries furnished in compliance with resolution of house of delegate*
March 8, 1839] Doc. no. 47. 11314
til p.
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Louisa rail-road company. [List of employees and their salaries, fur-
nished in compliance with resolution of the house of delegates, March 8,
1839] Doc. no. 48. 11315
[1] p.
City Point rail-road company. [List o^ employees tod their salaries,
furnished in compliance with resolution of t^e house of delegates, March 8,
1839] Doc. no. 49. 11S16
2 p
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-road coTipany. [List of
employees and their salaries, furnished in compliance with resolution of the
house of delegates. March 8, 18391 Doc. no. 50. 11317
rn p.
Winchester and Potomac rail-road company. [List of employees
and their salaries furnished in compliance with resolution of the house
of delegates, March 8, 1839] Doc. no. 61. 11318
[1] p.
Portsmouth and Roanoke rail-road company. [List of employees
and their salaries furnished in compliance with resolution of the house
of delegates, March 8, 1839] Doc. no. 52. 11319
2 p.
Report of the committee of finance upon the revenue, expenditures
and debt' of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 53. 11320
6 p. See Journal p. 224-228.
Resolutions calling for information from the treasurer and first and
second auditors. Offer^ by Mr. Raymond. Doc. no. 64. 11321
m p.
A list of accounts remaining open on the books of the auditor's
oflBce on the thirtieth September, 1888, prepared in obedience to an act
passed the 2d January, 1835, entitled, "an act to amend the first section
of an act, entitled 'an act to amend the act to reduce into one the several
acts concerning the auditor and treasurer*." Doc. no. 66. 11322
6 p.
Report of the progress of the geological survey of the state of Vir-
ginia for the year 1838. By William B. Rogers, professor of natural phil-
osophy in the University of Virginia. Doc. no. 56. 11323
32 p. Reprinted In 1884 in hia Reprint of annual reports on the greolosy
of the Vlr^lnlag. o. 189-244.
Bills:
A bill, to repeal and amend certain acts respecting the banks of this
commonwealth. Bill no. 1. 11324
2 p.
A bOl, concerning witnesses in civil cases. Bill no. 2. 11825
2 p.
A bill, empowering aliens to hold real estate. Bill no. 3. 11326
[1] p.
Amendments offered by the committee on banks to the bUl "to re-
peal and amend certain acts respecting the banks of this commonwealth."
Bill no. 4. 11327
2 p.
Amendment intended to be offered by Mr. Stephenson to the bill con-
cerning banks, &c. Bill no. 6. 11328
fi] p-
A bill, to charge the real estate of deceased debtors with the pay-
ment of their debts. Bill no. 6. 11329
[1] p.
A bill, to establish a board of agriculture. Bill no. 7. 11330
2 p.
A bill, to provide an additional capital for the James river and
Kanawha company, and for other purposes. Bill no. 8. 11331
6 p.
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A bill, to provide for the construction of a rail-road on state account,
from the Tennessee line to New. river, and for other purposes. Bill no. 9.
11SS2
5 p.
A bill, conceminjT common schools. Bill no. 10. IISSS
> p.
A bill, to give the sruarantee of the commonwealth to the bonds of
the city of Wheeling, for one million of dollars. Bill no. 11. 11334
3 p.
A bill, to provide an additional capital for the James river and
Kanawha company, and for other purposes. Bill no. 12. 11335
6 p.
A bill, concerning the penitentiary. BUI no. 18. 11336
2 p. •
Amendment proposed by the senate to the bill, entitled, "an act to
provide for the revival of suits and to remedy defects in Judgments in
certain cases." Bill no. 14. 11SS7
tU p.
A plan submitted by a citizen, for a bill concerning common schools.
BiU no. 15. 11338
* p.
Amendments proposed by the senate to the bill, entitled, "an act
concerning witnesses in civil cases." Bill no. 16. 11339
[1] p.
A bUI, imposing taxes for the support of government Bill no. 17.
11340
3 p.
A bill, appropriating the public revenue. Bill no. 18. 11341
3 p.
Index. 44p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the seventh day of January, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-nine. Richmond: Printed by John War-
rock, printer to the senate. 1839. 11342
241 p. 22.7cia. The eopy examined U in the prirate library of Morgan
P. Robinson.
Session begran Jan. 7, 1SS9 and ended April 10, 1S39. Stafford H. Parker,
■peaker.
[Rules and regulations]: p. 4-6. 11343
Letter of the governor, David Campbell, Jan. 7, 1889]: p. 7-20.
11344
[Documents relating to the contested case of J. B. Mallory and E.
P. Scott]: p. 21-26, 29-36, 45, 46. 11345
[Letter from Chapman Johnson relative to the revisal of the criminal
laws]: p. 44, 45. 11346
[Report of the committee appointed to examine the accounts of the
treasurer, for the year Sep. 80, 1838] : p. 97-99. 11347
[Report of committee appointed to examine the penitentiary] : p.
104-106 11348
[Report of committee appointed to examine the armory] : p. 154-156.
11349
[Report of the joint committee on the library] : p. 161, 162. 11350
Members of the senate who served Jan. 7, 1839-April 10, 1839: p. 241.
11351
Report of the committee of privileges and elections made by Mr.
Holleman, on the special message of the governor, and the petition of
Edward P. Scott, claiming the right to a seat in the senate from the
counties of Brunswick, Dinwiddle and Greensville [in the place of J. B.
Mallory], and substitute. 11352
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An act, to repeal and amend certain acts respecting the banks of
this commonwealth, and amendments proposed by the committee of gen-
eral laws . . . and amendment offered by Mr. Smith . . . 11353
5. 3 p.
Report of the minority of the committee of general laws in relation
to the public lands. 11354
6 p.
Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of Virginia, passed at the ses-
sion commencing 7th January, and ending 10th April, 1839, in
the sixty-third year of the commonwealth. Richmond": Samuel
Shepherd, printer to the commonwealth. 1839. 11356
237 p. 23cm.
Resolutions: p. 205-208. 11356
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Fugitive slaves. Correspondence between the governor of New York
and the executive of Virginia, 1839-40, concerning die disposition of fugi-
tives. [1839] 11357
41-115 p. 8vo. TJtle from List of works relatins to Virginia
In the New York public library.
Geological survey. Report of the progress of the geological survey
of the state of Virginia, for the year 1838. [By W. B. Rogers, director]
11358
(In his Reprint of annual reports and other papers, on the Keoloary of
the Virginias. 1884. p. [1891-243)
This was printed first as doc. 56. Jan. session, 1839, in quarto.
James river and Kanawha co. Fourth annual report of the presi-
dent to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company, to-
gether with the proceedings of the stockholders at their fourth annual
meeting in December 1838. Richmond: Shepherd & Colin, printers, 1839.
11359
p. 309-491, [1], map. 22.5cm. The paging is continuous with the third
report. Joseph C. Cabell, president.
Report of the chief engineer [Charles Ellett, Jr.] on the James river and
Kanawha Improvement from Lynchburg to the Ohio river: p. 405-478; Report
of the consulting engineer [Benjamin Wright] upon the proposed improve-
ment of the Kanawha river from the Great Falls to Point Pleasant: p. 479-491.
Public works. Twenty-third annual report of the board of public
works, to the general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying docu-
ments [including returns and reports of internal improvement companies]
January 31, 1839. Richmond, Shepherd & Colin, printers, 1839. 11360
487 p. fold. map. 23cm.
Principal engineer: C. Crozet. Assistant engineer: W. B. Thompson.
Index: p. [481] -487.
Includes information submitted by second auditor relative to internal
improvement companies. 11361
Univernty of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia. Fourteenth session, 1837-1838. Charlottesville,
Va., Chronicle steani book printing house, 1880. 11362
12 p. 21V4cm.
Enactments relating to the constitution and government of
the University of Virpnia, For the use of the University. Philadelphia,
C. Sherman & co., printers, 1838. 11363
64 p. 24cm. Copy in the library of congress.
Western lunatic hospital. Report of the court of directors of the
western lunatic hospital, with reports of physician, for the year 1838.
Staunton, Staunton spectator book & job printing establishment. 1870. 11364.
28 p. 22 cm. Francis T. Stribling, physician.
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Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia, begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
on Monday, the second day of December, one thousand eight hun-
dred and thirty-nine. Richmond: Printed by Thomas Ritchie,
printer to the commonwealth, 1839. 11366
247 p. 2g.Ccin.
Session began Dec. 2, 1839 and ended March 19, 1840. Thomaa W. Qilmer,
speaker.
Rules and regulations: p. 3-6. 11366
[Commtinication from the governor, David Campbell]: p, 6-12. 11S67
[Report of the clerk of the house, relative to the alterations in the
hall of the house of delegates] : p. 13. 11368
[Report of committee on contested election of J. T. Allyn and W. E.
Cunningham of Norfolk] : p. 33-36. 11369
[Report of committee relative to the petition to restrain the Rich-
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad company from so constructing
their bridge over the Rappahannock as to injure the navigation of the
river] : p. 148, 149. 11370
(List of members who have taken the oath] : p. 155. 11371
Report of committee relating to the demand of the executive upon
the executive of New York for the surrender of three fugitives from jus-
tice] : p. 175-183. 11372
[Report of the committee on the public library, including the report
of the librarian, W. H. Richardson, for year ending Dec. 31, 1839] : p. 184-
190. 11373
[Report of the committee on the treasurer's accounts]: p. 199-202.
11374
(Report of committee respecting the penitentiary] : p. 214, 215. 1137S
Report of committee on the condition of the armory] : p. 215, 216.
11376
[List of warrants on the contingent fund. Oct. 1, 1838 to Oct. 1,
1839]: p. 230-233. 11877
A statement of the causes in which it is the duty of the attorney
general to represent the commonwealth: p. 233-235. 11378
List of delegates for the session of 1839-40: p. 246, 247. 11379
[Documents as appendix] :
38S copies of each printed, unless otherwise stated.
Annual message of the governor of the commonwealth and accom-
panyintr documents. Doc. no. 1. 11380
60 p. 1200 copies of messagre and 385 of documents printed. David
Camptell. governor. See journal p. «-12.
Opinions of the attorney general, S. S. Baxter, relative to the suspension
of the banks. Resolutions of Maine on the public lands. Annual return of the
adjutant general, Bernard Peyton, 1839. Report of visitors of the Virslnia
miliary institute Tincluding list of cadetsl Nov. 21, 1839. Laws and regulations
of Washington college. Correspondence between the executive of Virginia and
the executive of New Tork [W. H. Seward] relative to Isaac, the property of
John (3. Calley. Bank returns. Northwestern bank of Virginia, Bank of the
Valley in Virginia, Exchange bank of Virginia.
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts [for year ending Sept.
30, 1839] Doc. no. 2. 11381
16 p. James E. Heath, auditor.
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Annual report of the treasurer of the commonwealth [for year end-
ing September 30. 1839] Doc. no. 3. 11382
14 p. T.awson Burfoot, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund, for the
year 1839, and proceedings of the school commissioners in the different
counties for the year ending September 30, 1838. Doc. no. 4. 11383
44 p. Jx-mes Brown, .1r,. 2d nuditor.
Includes reports of academies which have received aid from literary
fund for 1838. Books In use In the primary schools in 1838.
Auditor's report on the revenue laws. Doc. no. 5. 11384
2 p.
To the general assembly of Virginia. [Reasons why the Bank of
Virgrinia suspends specie payments for the present, as by resolution of the
board of directors, October 12, 1839] Doc. no. 6. 11385
3 p.
Bank statements. [Condition of Bank of the Valley, October 18, and
November 23, 1839, and quarterly statement of condition of the Exchange
bank, October 1, 1839] Doc. no. 7. 1138C
s o.
Abstract from the reports of the clerks of the court of appeals anH
of the circuit superior courts of law and chancery, for year ending 30th
August, 1839. 11386a
[11] p.
Treasurer's report Subscriptions to the banks of the commonwealth.
Doc. no. 9. 11387
* p. '
Conditions of the Bank of Virginia. [General statement of the con-
dition of the bank on December 2, 1839] Doc. no. 10. 11388
3 p.
Condition Of the Farmers' bank of Virginia. [General statement of
condition of the bank on December 2d, 1839. Doc. no. 11. 11389
4 p.
Memorial of the Exchange bank of Virginia. [Demands made for
specie through agency of brokers, etc. for transportation and export, aris-
ing from conditions existing in states north of Virginia, which so weakened
the institution's stock of coin as to present an alarming outlook; the notes
of this bank were so greatly sought after that in the vicinity of Norfolk
premium was paid for them in issues of distant branches of Virginia banks
for sole purpose of withdrawing specie and not for the purposes of legiti-
mate trade and commerce. Perceiving that usefulness of institution would
be impaired if stock specie were not replenished application made in Oc-
tober 1838 to treasurer of the state for payment of state's subscription on
1,038 shares of stock, but failing therein for want of "funds in the treas-
ury applicable to the payment," a partial suspension of specie payment was
made on October 16, 1838 as a protection to depositors and dealers with
the bank. Present state of bank. If such protection were given tliis insti-
tution as exists in Georgia against demands of brokers, etc., no embarrass-
ment could ever occur in business operations, and this bank could imme-
diately resume specie payments. Public convenience demands granting
to this bank permission to issue $5 notes; such present relief as can be
given, and such protection against future demands for specie as can be pro-
vided this bank by the assembly] Doc. no. 12. 11390
2 p.
Annual report of the president and directors of the penitentiary. Doc.
no. 13. 11391
22 p. C. S. Morgan, superintendent.
Report on charters. [In pursuance of resolution of board of prin-
cipal assessors, adopted December 19, 1839 that the report made by com-
mittee appointed to examine charters of joint stock and other incorporated
companies in Virginia, and accompanying documents be laid before the
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assembly in order that such amendatory or explanatory legislation as is
necessary to said charters may be made] Doc. no. 14. 11S92
10 p. A schedule of Joint stock companies In Virginia. A schedule or
■nanufacturlDK and mining companies Incorporated by the legrislature. Sched-
ule, containing a list of toll bridges.
Memorial of the James river and Kanawha company. [In accordance
with resolution of stockholders, adopted December 17, 1839, appointing a
committee of three to present a memorial to the legislature showing
"causes which will probably prevent the completion of the canal through
the lands of John Percival near Lynchburg, for several months after it
will have been completed in all other parts from the basin at Richmond
to Lynchburg, and moreover asking of the legislature that in all cases of
assessments made hereafter and confirmed by the court, writs of possession
may be issued under suitable regulations, in order to put the company in
possession of the lands condemned for their use"] Doc. no. 15. 1139S
6 p.
Reports of the superintendent of the armory. Doc. no. 16. 11394
4 p. J. B. Richardson, superintendent.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections [on the case of
E. H. Caldwell and John Scott of Marshidl] Doc. no. 17. 11395
10 p.
Statements by the treasurer. [Relative to Virginia's portion of sur-
plus revenue of United States, its disposition, etc., furnished in compliance
with resolution of the house of delegates adopted December 24, 1839] Doc.
no. 18. 1139<
2 p.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections [on contested
election case of Caleb Tanzey and James Evans of Monongalia] Doc. no.
19. 11397
7 p.
Statements from the Bank of Virginia and its branches in reply to
a resolution of the committee on banks. Doc. no. 20. 11398
31 p.
Statements of the Farmers' bank of Virginia and branches, in a
reply to a resolution of the committee on banks. Doc. no. 21. 11399
33 p.
Statements of the Exchange bank of Virginia and branches, in re-
ply to a resolution of the committee on banks. Doc. no. 22. 11400
29 p.
Statements of the Bank of the Valley in Virginia and branches, in
replv to a resolution of the committee on banks. Doc. no. 28. 11401
12 p.
Report of the Farmers' bank of Virginia. [Submitted to stockholders
at annual meeting January 7, 1840, and by their resolution to be Hid
before the assembly] Doc. no. 24. 11402
* p.
Statements of the Mierchants and mechanics bank of Wheeling, in
answer to a resolution of the committee on banks. Doc. no. 25. 1140S
2 p.
Statements of the Northwestern bank of Virginia, in answer to a
resolution of the committee on banks. Doc. no. 26. 11404
2 p.
Letter of John Southgate, president pro tern of the Exchange bank
of Virginia, transmitting a list of the members of the house of delegates
who are stockholders and their indebtedness as individuals and as members
of firms [in compliance with resolution of the house of delegates, adopted
January 6, 1840] Doc. no. 27. 11405
tn p.
Annual report of the court of directors of the Western lunatic hos-
pital for the year 1839. Doc. no. 28. 11406
15 p. Samuel Clarke, president: F. T. Strlbling, physician. Printed also
in octavo, 30 p.
Communication from the board of public works [containing informa-
tion relative to certain locks on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, called for
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in resolution of the house of delegates, adopted December 24, 1839] Doc.
BO. 29. 11407
4 p.
Letter from A. Robinson, jr., cashier of the Bank of Virginia, shew-
ing the amount of stock of the bank held by members of the house of
delegates, and their indebtedness as individuals or as members of firms [in
compliance with resolution of the house of delegates adopted January 6,
1840] Doc. no. 30. 11408
[1] p.
Statements from several banks affording information m answer ti.
resolutions of the committee on banks. [Bank of Virginia and Farmers'
bank of Virginia] Doc. no. 31. 11409
7 p.
Farmers' bank of Virginia [returns made by officers of discount and
deposit at Petersburg and Fredericksburg] Doc. no. 32. 11410
2 p.
[Returns made by Farmers' bank of Virginia and officers of discount
and deposit at Fredericksburg and Petersburg, in obedience to resolution
of the house of delegates, adopted January 6, 1840] Doc. no. 33. 11411
2 p.
Exchange bank of Virginia [quarterly statement of conditions to
December 31, 1839] Doc. no. 34. 11412
6 p.
Bank of Virginia — ^branch at Norfolk. Bank of the Valley in Vir-
ginia— branch at Romney. [Statements in compliance with resolutions
of the committee on banks] Doc. no. 35. 11413
[1] p.
Statement of the Northwestern bank of Virginia shewing the mem-
bers of the legislature who are stockholders in the bank, and their in-
debtedness as individuals or as members of firms. Doc. no. 36. 11414
[1] p.
Farmers' bank of Virginia. [Statement showing names of members
of the house of delegates who are stockholders in the bank, and their in-
debtedness as individuals or as members of firms, from the branches at
Norfolk, Lynchburg, Winchester and Danville, in compliance with resolu-
tions of the house of delegates, adopted January 6, 1840] Doc. no. 37. 11415
2 p.
Northwestern bank of Virgrinia. [Statement of condition of the bank
and its branches at Wellsburg and Parkersburg, January 1, 1840] Doc. no.
38. 11416
2 p.
Literary fund. [Memorial of the president and board of directors
to the general assembly. Martin Dawson of Albemarle, deceased, by his
will liberated his negroes, made special legacies to his relatives and devised
the remainder of his estate, real and personal, to establish three schools,
in failure whereof the aforesaid residue to go to literary fund, 2/3 of in-
terest therefrom to be used by school commissioners of Albemarle in same
manner that portion of literary fund allotted that county is disposed, and
1/3 to school commissioners or Nelson with same condition imposed; from
time to time the principal to be used for the like benefit of the said
counties in like proportions as interest, as the legislature may think advis-
able. In a suit instituted by Dawson's heirs to annul the devise for edu-
cational purposes and have the estate divided among them instituted in
circuit superior court of law and chancery for Albemarle, in which the
president and directors of the literary fund were made defendants, the
devise to the literary fund was declared null and void, and the heirs en-
titled to the estate. On an appeal by the defendants to court of appeals,
the decision of the judge of the aforesaid court was reversed and a decis-
ion rendered by the latter body "that the estate was given by will to the
executors in trust for the purpose of procuring an act of assembly with the
necessary provisions for constituting the funds devised a part of the liter-
ary fund in strict conformity with the terms, provisions and conditions of
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the will." Opinion of the court that executors of Dawson's will should
apply for law to carry bequest into effect, but that a law passed without
such application would be valid— The president and directors of the lit-
erary fund apply for act authorizing them to receive and hold the property
devised by said Dawson for special uses of school commissioners as fore-
said, and to pay from same expenses incurred by legal proceedings in this
matter, and further to enable them at all times in future to receive such
bequests as are made them for purposes of loctd education. Copies of
documents appended] Doc. no. 39. 11417
5 p.
Report of the committee on banks on the condition of the banks of
this commonwealth, and of the causes of the late suspension of specie pay-
ments. Doc. no. 40. 11418
[1] p.
Virginia military institute. [Copy of the report of the principal pro-
fessor] Doc. no. 41. 11419
2 p. Major Francis H. Smith, principal professor.
Farmers' bank of Virginia. [Report in compliance with a resolution
of committee on banks, requiring a report to it of "the aggregate" indebt-
edness of each of the boards of directors of this institution at the time of
suspension of specie payments, and likewise the aggregate amount of such
indebtedness on the Ist January 1840, on the branches of the bank at Nor-
folk, Lynchburg, Winchester and Danville] Doc. no. 42. 11420
2 p.
Communication from the cashier of the Bank of the Valley, enclos-
ing a statement of the condition of the bank and its branches on the 1st
[January 1840], and answers to the resolution of the house of delegates
of the 6th inst. Doc. no. 43. 11421
3 p.
Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheeling. [Statement of condition
of the bank and of its office of discount and deposit at Morgantown, Jan-
uary 13, 1840] Doc. no. 44. 11422
2 p.
Bank of Virginia. [Reports from branches of the bank at Fredericks-
burg, Petersburg, Lynchburg, Charleston in Kanawha, Buchanan and Ports-
mouth, in compliance with resolution of the house of delegates, adopted
January 6, 1840 requiring banks of the commonwealth to communicate
names of members of the house who are stockholders, amount of stock held
by each, and who, if any, are indebted to the bank, etc.] 11423
4 p.
Military land warrants. [Report of register of the land office, in
compliance with resolution of the house of delegates, adopted January 13,
1840, "shewing how many officers and soldiers received military warrants
for services in the revolution besides those included in the statement of
the register bearing date 16th December 1834; also how many officers have
received their warrants, and what portion was received prior to the end
of the year 1784, and what number of them were of the continental line;
also the number of generals, colonels, lieutenant colonels, chaplains and
surgeons, and the quantity of land paid to each class," in tabular form]
Doc. no. 46. 11424
[11 p.
Resolutions of Mr. Smith of Isle of Wi^ht relative to banks, intended
as a substitute for the report of the committee on banks. [Banks sus-
pending specie payments in October last did so under influence of unjusti-
fiable panic, makmg no effort to meet engagements. Solvency of said
banks unquestionable nor is value of stock materially impaired. On im-
mediate resumption of specie payments by said banks a law shou'd be
made relieving them from penalties and forfeitures heretofore incurred,
under conditions and restrictions confining their operations, in future, to
narrower limits] Doc. no. 47. 1142S
[1] p.
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Resolutions submitted by Mr. Smith of Isle of Wight relative to the
banks. [Particulars of modincation of charters of banks which have or
may hereafter forfeit them by suspension of specie payments] Doc. no.
48. 11426
[1] p.
Bank of Virginia. [Reports of branches in Petersburg and Fred-
ericksburg in comiHiance with resolution of committee of January 6, 1840
requiring information as to indebtedness of the board of directors of this
institution at time of suspension of specie payments, and also on the 1st
January, 1840] Doc. no. 49. 11427
[1] p.
Farmers' bank of Virginia. [General statement of the condition of
the bank and its branches January 1, 1840] Doc. no. 50. 11428
2 D.
First annual report of the visitors of the Virgmia institution for the
education of the deaf and dumb and of the blind. Doc. no. 51. 11429
4 p. A. H. H. Stuart, president.
Report of the second auditor to the senate, in relation to the bonus
paid by the banks of the state, and the amount of the stock held by the
state in those institutions and the dividends thereon. Doc. no. 62. 11430
5 p.
Second auditor's report on the public debt and resources of the
commonwealth. Doc. no. 52. 11431
12 p.
Report of the president and directors of the branch bank at Danville.
[In obedience to two resolutions of the house of delegates, adopted Jan-
uary 6, 1840 calling for certain information in relation to indebtedness of
directors of this bank and members of the house of delegates] • Doc. no.
53. 11432
[1] p.
Resolutions of New Jersey. [On subject of exclusion from their
seats in U. S. house of representatives of five duly commissioned represen-
tatives of the people of New Jersey] Doc. no. 54. 11433
3 p.
Report of Mr. [Wyndham] Robertson from the select committee on
the subject of the public lands. Doc. no. 55. 11434
15 p.
Chesapeake and Ohio canal company. [Information desired by the
house of delegates in relation to certain locks required to be constructed by
said company by the act directing a subscription thereto on the part of this
state] Doc. no. 56. 1143S
[1] p.
Mr. Bayly from the select committee on the governor's message rela-
tive to a demand made by the executive of this state upon the governor of
New York, for the surrender of three fugitives from justice made the fol-
lowing report. Doc. no. 57. 11436
9 p.
Annual report of the board of directors of the lunatic asylum in the
city of Williamsburg. Doc. no. 58. 11437
16 p. James Lee, clerk.
Includes Report of the committee of the directors to digest a system
of regulations for the grovernment of the hospital.
Communication of the second auditor. [Relative to such of the joint
stock companies in which the state is interested, which have failed to
make reports to the board of public works] Doc. no. 59. 11438
2 p.
Mr. Southall, from the select committee on the joint resolutions from
the state of New Jersey, made the following report. Doc. no. 60. 11439
7 p.
Board of principal assessors. [Table showing total value of lands
and town lots in Virginia, under assessment made in pursuance of the act
of assembly of March 14, 1837 "authorizing a re-assessment of the lands
of this commonwealth"] Doc. no. 61. 11440
[1] p. H. R. Anderson, president.
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Substitute proposed by the minority of the select committee on the
subject of the contested election from the state of New Jersey, in the con-
gress of the United SUtes. Doc. no. 62. 11441
4 p.
Reassessment of lands. [Statement of cost attendant upon reassess-
ment of lands furnished by auditor in compliance witn resolution of house
of delegates adopted February 28, 1840] Doc. no. 63. 11442
[1] p.
Report of the committee of finance, upon the revenues and expendi-
tures and debt of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 64. 11443
4 p.
Report of the second auditor. [On the condition of the sinking fund,
in compliance with a resolution of the house of delegates adopted March
3, 1840] Doc. no. 65. 11444
3 p.
James river and Kanawha canal company. [Information relative to
"sundry points connected with the fiscal affairs of the company" requested
by resolution of the house of delegates adopted February 29, 1840] Doc.
no. 66. 1144S
3 P.
Tabular statement shewing the average value of the land in the
several counties of this commonwealth. Doc. no. 67. 11446
4 p.
Bills:
An act reducing into one the several acts prescribing the mode of
ascertaining the taxable property within the commonwealth and of col-
lecting the public revenue and amendments proposed by the auditor . . .
Bill no. 1. 11447
20 p.
An act amending and reducing into one act the several acts and
parts of acts concerning the taxes on Ucenses to keepers of ordinaries and
houses of private entertainment, to merchants, to vendue masters, to brok-
ers, to venders of lottery tickets, to hawkers and pedlars, to exhibitors of
pabUc shows, on law process, on notarial seals, and certain other subjects,
and amendments proposed by the auditor . . . Bill no. 2. 11448
11 p.
A bill discharging Lillbum, otherwise called Lillbum Pleasants, from
the penitentiary. Bill no. 6. 11449
[ij p.
Amendments proposed by Mr. May to the revenue bill. Bill no. 14.
11450
3 p.
Amendments proposed by the senate to the bill, entitled "an act re-
dndng into one the several acts prescribing the mode of ascertaining the
taxable property within the commonwealth, and for collecting the public
revenue." Bill no. 14. 11451
5 p.
A bill concerning western land titles, and amendment proposed by
the committee for courts of justice ... to whom the same was com-
mitted. Bill no. 21. 11452
[2] p.
A bill directing the treasurer of the commonwealth to give the state's
guarantee to a certain loan authorized to be negotiated by the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-road company. Bill no. 24. 11453
3 p.
A bUl concerning the jurisdiction of circuit superior courts. Bill no.
24. 11454
2 p.
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A bill prescribing the punishment for poisoning or attempting to
poison. Bill no. 26. 11455
[1] p.
A bill concerning special courts of appeals. Bill no. 28. 11456
ti] p.
A bill to provide for a revision of the laws. Bill no. 29. 11457
[1] p.
A bill requiring certain duties therein mentioned of the court of ap-
peals and general court. Bill no. 38. 11458
cn p.
A bill concerning the county and corporation courts. Bill no. 39.
11459
[1] p.
A bill concerning witnesses in civil cases. Bill no. 45. 11460
2 p.
A bill concerning levies for the building of privileges and causeways.
BUI no. 48. 11461
[1] p.
A bill concerning executions and new trials in cases upon warrants.
A substitute [for this bill] Bill no. 49. 11462
3 p.
A bill to change the time of holding the general elections in this
commonwealth. Bill no. 51. 11463
[1] "
A bill to amend an act entitled "an act concerning general elections
in this commonwealth;" and a [second] bill to amend an act entitled "an act
concerning general elections in this commonwealth." Bill no. 52. 11464
[2] p.
A bill providing for the arrest and detention of fugitives from justice
from other states. Bill no. 56. 11465
[1] p.
A bill concerning the publication of deeds. Bill no. 68. 11466
[1] p.
A bill to establish a board of agriculture. Bill no. 77. 11467
2 p.
A bill to amend the fifty-second section of the act, entitled "an act
reducing into one the several acts concerning wills, the distribution of in-
testates' estates, and the duty of executors and administrators." Bill
no. 75. 11468
[1] p.
A bill concerning flour barrels. Bill no. 80. 11469
ti) P.
A bill charging real assets with the payment of simple contract debts,
and declaring the mode of administering tiie same. Bill no. 82. 11470
2 p.
A bfll concerning the arrest of poor debtors. Bill no. 86. 11471
[1] p.
A bill to prohibit betting upon elections. Bill no. 95. 11472
ti] P.
A bill to amend the several acts concerning ferries. Bill no. 96.
11473
2 P
A bill concerning lotteries, and substitutes proposed by Mr. May as
an amendment . . . BUI no. 97. 11474
[1]. 2 p.
A bUI amending the laws concerning attachments against absent de-
fendants. BUI no. 99. 1:475
ti] p.
A bUl amending the laws in relation to the course of descents. Bfll
no. 104. 11476
[1] p.
A bfll concerning the draining of lands. BUI no. 106. 11477
2 p.
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A bUl to convert the loan of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
to the Winchester and Potomac rail-road company into stock and for other
purposes. BiU no. 111. "*'*
A bill concerning western land titles. BUI no. 120. 11479
A bill increasing the reward for apprehending runaways in cert«n
cases. BUI no. 121. "'*»'»
tij p. . .
A bUl to amend an act, entitled "an act for the better organization
of the militia." BUI no. 123. li«l
A bUl to authorize an increase of the capital stock of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac raU-road company, for the purpose of laying
down iron raUs, or a more permanent plate raU super-structure on said
road. BUl no. 125. 11*82
[ij p.
A bUl concerning the collection of rents. BUl no. 128. 11483
[IJ n.
A bUl to amend the act, entitled, "an act prescribing certain general
regulations for the incorporation of turnpike companies.'*^ BUl no. 133.
11484
[1] p.
A bUl to amend the act, entitled "an act concerning general elections
in this commonwealth." BiU no. 137. 11485
2 p.
A bUl giving jurisdiction to justices of the peace in actions of trespass
upon real and personal property. BUl no. 138. 11486
[1] p.
A bUl to amend the several acts concerning the banks. BUl no. 146.
11487
3 p.
A bUl authorizing the board of public works to appoint agents in cer-
tain cases. ' BUl no. 163. 11488
[ij p-
A bill amending the laws concerning slaves, free negroes and mulat-
toes. Bill no. 155. 11489
in p.
A bill to amend the act, entitled, "an act to amend the several acts
concerning slaves, froe negroes and mulattoes," passed 11th March 1834.
BUl no. 160. 11490
» D.
A bill authorizing additional compensation for the tuition of poor
chUdren. BiU no. 163. 11491
in p.
A bill providing for the payment of slaves condemned to transporta-
tion under the act concerning the circulation of incendiary publications.
BUl no. 164. 11492
m p.
A bUl authorizing femes covert to maintain suits in their own names
when deserted by their husbands. Bill no. 165. 11493
ti] p-
A bill authorizing the confession of judgments in the clerk's office, and
for other purposes. BiU no. 167. 11494
2 p.
A bUI for the relief of the heirs of John A. Trent deceased, and to
release the right of the literary fund in certain cases to forfeited lands.
BUl no. 168. 11495
2 p.
A bUl concerning the Uen of judgments, and limiting proceedings
against special baU in certain cases. BUI no. 172. 11496
3 p.
A bUI to amend the act, entitled "an act to establish the Bank of
Kanawha." BUl no. 175. 11497
tn p.
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A bill to amend the several acts concerning the solemnization of
marriages. Bill no. 182. 11498
U] P.
A bill to amend the "act reducing into one the several acts concerning
slaves, free negroes and mulattoes." Bill no. 189. 11499
2 p.
A bill for the support and education of poor girls within this com-
monwealth. Bill no. 190. 11500
[1] p.
A bill directing the suspension of surveys. Bill no. 199. 11501
[1] p.
A bill to authorize the Bank of Virginia to establish an agency in the
town of Scottsville. Bill no. 204. 11502
[1] p-
A bill amending the act concerning commissions on sales made under
decrees in chancery. Bill no. 205. 11503
[1] p.
A bill to amend the several acts concerning the court of appeals, and
the taking and trying appeals in chancery cases, and for other purposes.
BiU no. 231. 11504
3 p.
A bill to amend the several acts concerning the Portsmouth and
Roanoke rail-road company. Bill no. 226. 11505
3 p.
A bill imposing taxes for the support of government. Bill no. 256.
11606
3 p.
A bill concerning the public armory. Bill no. 257. 11507
2 p.
A bill appropriating the public revenue. Bill no. 269. 11508
4 p.
A bill imposing taxes for the support of government. Bill no. 273.
11509
4 p.
Index. 40 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the second day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and tiiirty-nine. Richmond, Printed by John Warrock,
printer to the senate, 1839. 11510
210, [1] p. 23cm.
Session began Dec. 2. 1839 and ended March 19, 1840. John W. Nash,
speaker.
[Rules and regulations]: p. 4-7. 11511
[Message of the governor, David Campbell, Dec. 2, 1839] : p. 7-18.
11512
[Report of the commlttoe appointed to examine the accounts of the
treasurer for year ending Sep. 30, 1839] : p. 84-86. 11513
I Report of committee relative to the penitentiary] : p. 100, 101. 11514
Report of committee relative to the public library] : p. 105-108. 11515
Report of committee relative to the armory] : p. 118, 119. 11516
lembers of the senate who served Dec. 2, 1839 to March 19, 1840.
11517
Documents :
370 copies of each printed unless otherwise stated.
An act, for the temporary relief of the banks of this commonwealth.
Amendment reported by the committee. Amendment proposed by Mr.
Atkinson. Bill no. 1. 11518
2 p.
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An act, prescribing the punishment for poisoning or attempting to
poison. Amendment reported by the committee of general laws. Bill no. 2.
11519
[1] p-
An act, reducing into one, the several acts prescribing the mode of
ascertaining the taxable property within the commonwealth, and for collect-
ing the public revenue. Bill no. S. 11520
30 p.
Amendments proposed by Mr. Smith, to the bill, entitled, "An act,
reducing into one act, the several acts prescribing the mode of ascertaining
the taxable property within the commonwealth, and for collecting the public
revenue." Amendments to bill no. 3. 11521
3 p.
An act, to amend the several acts concerning the banks. Bill no. 4.
11522
3 p.
An act, to amend an act, entitled, an act, concerning general elections in
this commonwealth. Amendments reported by the committee of general
laws. Bill no. 5. 1152S
4 p.
Amendment proposed by Mr. Smith, to the bill, entitled, "An act, to
change the time of holding the general elections in tnis commonwealth."
11524
tU p.
An act, amending and reducing into one act, the several acts and
parts of acts concerning the taxes on licences to keepers of ordinaries and
houses of private enter^inment, to merchants, to vendue masters, to brok-
ers, to venders of lottery tickets, to hawkers and pedlarSj to exhibitors of
public shows, on law process, on notarial seals, and certaw other subjects.
Bill no. 6. 11525
21 p.
Statements of the second auditor. ' Doc. no. 1. 11526
2 p., 4 1. 700 copies printed.
Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of Virginia, passed at the ses-
sion commencing 2nd December 1839, and ending 19th March
1840, in the sixty-fourth year of the commonwealth. Richmond :
Samuel Shepherd, printer to the commonwealth. 1840. 11527
199 p. 23%cm.
Resolutions: p. 155-170. 11528
Preamble and resolutions relative to the demand by the executive of
Virginia upon the executive of the state of New York, for the surrender of
threiB fugitives from justice: p. 155-169. 11529
Resolutions for an additional appropriation of land to satisfy the mili-
tary bounty land warrants: p. 169. 11530
Courts
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of
appeals, and in the general court, of Virginia. By Benjamin
Watkins Leigh. Volume 10. Richmond, Printed by Shepherd
and Colin, 1841. 11631
[xxiT], 756 p. 22cm.
Cited as 37 Va. reports.
Errata, p. [xxiv]
Cases argrued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of 'V^tv
ginia. January, 1839-March, 1840. p. [l]-669.
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Cases decided by the general court of Virginia. June-December, 1840.
p. [671]-711.
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports:
Henry Saint George Tucker, president, Francis T. Brooke, William H. Cabell,
Richard E. Parker, Robert Stanard appointed January 19, 1839, vice William
Brockenbrough deceased.
Judges of the general court during the period of these reports : Daniel
Smith, Fleming Saunders, Lewis Summers, Abel P. Upshur, Richard H.
Field, John T. Lomax, John Scott, William Leigh, Lucaa P. Thompson, Ben-
jamin Estill, James E. Brown, Edwin S. Duncan, Joseph L. Fry, John B.
Clopton, Richard H. Baker, Jolm B. Christian, John J. Allen, John Y. Mason,
Isaac R. Douglass, Philip N. Nicholas, Daniel A. Wilson from January 28,
1840.
Same. 2d ed. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1873. 11532
xxf. 791 p. 8 vo.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Banks. [Amendments to the bank bill. Richmond: John Warrock,
printer. 1840] 11533
8') copies printed.
Deaf and dumb. A list of the officers, a copy of the act of the legisla-
ture establishing, and of the by-laws, of the Virginia institution for the
education of the deaf and dumb and of the blind, at Staunton. Richmond:
P. D. Bernard, printer, opposite the custom-house, 1839. 11534
13 p. 4 plates (2 of which are printed In raised type for the blind).
23cm. ,
Geological survey. Report of the nrogress of the geological survey
of the state of Virginia for the year 1839. By William B. Rogers, pro-
fessor of natural philosophy in the University of Virginia. Richmond:
Printed by Samuel Shepherd, printer to the commonwealth, 1840. 11535
161 p. 23cm. 1260 copies printed.
Published also in his Reprint of annual reports on the seoloey of the
Virginias. 1884. p. 245-410.
James river and Kanawha< co. Fifth annual report of the president to
the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company,^ together with
the proceedings of the stockholders at their fifth annual meeting in De-
cember 1839. To which are prefixed the proceedings of the stocldiolders at
a called meeting on the 7th May 1839. Richmond: Shepherd & Colin,,
printers, 1839. 11536
p. 493-640. 22.5cm. Joseph C. Cabell, president. The pai^lnK is con-
tinuous with the fourth report.
*An essay on the laws of trade in reference to the works of in-
ternal improvement in the United States. By Charles EUet, Jr., civil engi-
neer, chief engineer of the James River and Kanawha improvement. Rich-
mond: Printed by P. D. Bernard. 1889. 11537^
vlli. [91-284 p. 20nm.
Letter to the president and directors of the James river and Kanawha
Improvement: p. v-vlli.
Appendix: James river and Kanawha Improvement: p. 245-275.
Law. 'The practice in the courts of law and equity in Virginia.
By Conway Robinson. Volume 3. Containing practice in criminal causes;
in cases before courts of probate; and in other cases wherein appeals are
demandable of right, such as mills, roads, and the like. Richmond: printed
by Shepherd & Colin, and sold by Smith & Palmer. 1839. 11538
xlll p.. 1 1., 560 p. 2mcm.
Library. A catalogue of the library of the state of Virginia, arranged
alphabetically, under different heads, with the number and size of the vol-
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nme of each work specified. To which are prefixed the roles and refrulations
provided for its government. Richmond, Shepherd & Colin, printers, 1839.
11539
94 p. 22cm.
LooisriUe. *A collection of the acts of Virginia and Kentucky relative
to Louisville and Portland, with the charter of the city of Louisville. Louis-
ville, 1839. 11540
8vo. No copy seen. Title from Wisconsin historical society catalog.
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of the
University of Virginia. Fifteenth session, 1838-1839. [Reprinted] Char-
lottesville, Va., Chronicle steam book printing house, 1880. 11541
XX, 75 p., 1 1., [2] p. 22cm.
Western limatic asylum. The annual report of the court of directors
of the western lunatic asylum, to the legislature of Virginia, with the report
of the physician, for 1839. Staunton, Printed by Kenton Harper, 1840.
11542
30 p. fold, front. 22cm. Francis T. StrlbllnK, physician. Printed in
quarto as doc. 28.
1840/41
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia. Session
1840-41. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Shepherd, printer to
the commonwealth, 1840. 11543
239 p. 28cm. 166 copies hound.
Session began Dec. 1, 1840 and ended March 22, 1841. Valentine W.
Soutball, speaker.
Rules and regulations: p, 3-6 11544
[Communication from the governor, Thomas W. Gilmer]: p. 7-15.
11545
[Report on case of R. E. Byrd and James Cather of Frederick]:
p. 22. 11546
[Letter from Chapman Johnson relative to his progress in the re-
vision of the criminal code] : p. 51, 52. 11547
[Resolutions of Indiana on the amendment of the U. S. constitution] :
p. 98. 11548
[Report of the committee on the public library, including the report
of the librarian, W. H. Richardson, for year ending Dec. 31, 1840]: p.
111-116. 11549
[Resolutions of Rhode Island relative to public lands, sub-treasury,
and a national bank]: p. 151, 152. 11550
f Report of committee relative to the penitentiary] : p. 185, 186. 11551
Report of committee on the treasurer's accounts] : p. 187-191. 11552
[Resolutions of New York relative to public lands]: p. 198. 1155S
List of warrants on the civil contingent fund for year ending 1st
October 1840] : p. 205-207. 11554
[Report of committee on the land office] : p. 209. 11555
Protest from Wyndham Robertson and others relative to the re-
fusal of the governor of New York to surrender Peter Johnson and others] :
p. 211-213. 11556
[Letter and documents from the governor relative to the controversy
with the governor of New York] : p, 220, 221, 11557
[Letter from the governor, resigning his office] : p. 226-228. 11558
Resolutions of Mississippi relative to the tariff, and to certain
fugitives from justice in Maine and New York]: p. 231, 232. 11559
The house of delegates, 1840-41 [List of members]: p. 238, 239.
11560
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[Documents and bills as appendix] :
415 copies of each printed unless otherwise stated. A few bills issued
In edition of 386 copies.
Annual message of the governor of the commonwealth and accom-
panying documents. Doc. no. 1. 11561
111 p. Thomas W. Gilmer, grovernor. See journal p. 7-15.
Correspondence of the governor and the president of the Bank of VIr-
flnia, John Brockenbrough. Report of the special commission to inspect the
Books and to examine into the proceedings of the Bank of Virginia. Com-
parative statement of the Bank of Virginia, founded on bank statement no. 2,
and the examination of the. commissioners. State of the Bank of Virginia and
branches, 20th April, 1840. Condition of the Farmers' bank of Virginia and
branches 1st April, 1840. Condition of the Exchange bank of VIrKinia, March
31, 1840, 30th June, 30th Sept.. 1840. Condition of the Bank of the Valley and
branches April 1, 1840. Conditions of the Merchants and mechanics bank,
July 13, 1840. Condition of Northwestern bank of Virginia. Report of board
of visitors of Virginia military institute, including merit roll, new appoint-
ments and Irregulars. Report of the adjutant general, Bernard Peyton for
1840. Report of superintendent of public edifices, John B. Richardson. Report
of superintendent of armory, John B. Richardson. Resolutions of New York
respecting the public lands. Resolutions of Connecticut on public lands and
the tarifF. Resolutions of Maine and Indiana respecting the northeastern
boundary. Resolutions of Kentucky relative to the public lands. Proceed-
ings of the people of Georgetown July 23, 1840 relative to the protection of
their interests in the present crisis, Henry Addison, chairman. Remonstrance
of the citizens of the District, Sept. 20, 1840. The citizens of the city and
county of Washington and the county of Alexandria, in the District of Colum-
bia, by their delegates In convention assembled, to the people of the U S.,
and their several legislatures, Walter Jones, chairman.
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts [for the year end-
ing 30 September 1840] Doc. no. 2. "^ 11562
16 p. James E. Heath, auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of the commonwealth [for the year
ending 30 September 1840] Doc. no. 3. 11S6S
14 p. Lawson Burfoot. treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund, for the
year 1840, and proceedings of the school commissioners' in the different
counties, for the year ending September 30, 1839. Doc. no. 4. 11564
44 p. James Brown, Jr., 2d auditor.
Includes reports of academies which have received aid from the literary
fund for 1839.
Governor's message [message concerning correspondence between
the governor of Virginia and the governor of New Yoric, W. H. Sewanl,
relative to the governor of New York's persistent refusal to relinquish
three free-persons of color, residents of New York charged with stealing
a slave in Virginia, and fugitives from justice] Doc. no. 5. 11565
32 p.
Literary fund. [Memorial of the president and directors of the
literary fund, praying passage of an act authorizing them to receive and
hold the estate of Martin Dawson, deceased, of Albemarle county, for ob-
jects specified in the 17th section of his will, to defray certain expenses
Incurred in sustaining said devise, and for such an enlargement of tiheir
powers as will, in future, enable them to hold devises for the use of the
school commissioners of any county of the commonwealth for the purposes
specified in such devises] Doc. no. 6. 11566
6 •».
Abstract from the reports of the clerks of the court of appeals, and
of the circuit superior court of law and chancery, for the year ending the
30th August 1840. Doc. no. 7. 11567
11 p.
Resolutions of Vermont. [Proposition to amend federal constitution
so as to restrict eligibility of the president of the United States to one
term] Doc. no. 8. 11568
m p.
Annual report of the board of directors of the penitentiary insti-
' tution. Doc. no. 9. 11569
27 p. C. S. Morgan, superintendent.
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Report of the committee of privileges and elections [on case of
Eliflha Melton and Joseph Lipscomb of Louisa] Doc. no. 10. 11570
2 p. See journal p. 39, 40, 143.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections [on case of Wil-
liam Lockridge and A. H. Byrd of Bath] Doc. no. 11. 11871
8 p. See journal p. 44-46.
Duties on tobacco shipped, etc. [Statement of amount of money
received within last ten years for duties on tobacco shipped, and sales of
waste tobacco, also statement of amount paid from treasury within^ same
period for tobacco destroyed, fum|shed in compliance with resolution of
the 'house, December 16, 1840] Doc. no. 12. 1157i
2 p. > ,
Communication of the governor referring a letter from Lucian Mmor
asking that as the house of delegates having instructed ^he committee for
courts of justice to enquire into the matter of providing some book for dis-
tribution among justices of the peace as a guide to their duties that consid-
eration be given a work on criminal law with especial reference to the share
of justices of the peace in administering it and a guide to their civil duties,
prepared and published in 1838 by the late Professor Davis, of the Uni-
versity of Virginia, a revision of which was begun, and nearly completed
by him, before his death, and can easily be finished by another hand.
Suggestion as to terms upon which the work may be purchased. Doc. no.
J3. ^ 11573
2 p.
Report on resolution in relation to the amendment of the rules of
the house. Doc. no. 14. 11574
[1] p.
Communication from the consul of the United States at Paris [rel-
ative to a more uniform and convenient mode of authenticating business
transactions of people living abroad and holding property in the United
States] Doc. no. 15. 11575
2 p.
Resolutions of Mr. Scott, proposing certain amendments to the con-
stitution of the United States. Doc. no. 16. 11576
[1] p.
Virginia military institute. [Report of the principal professor.] Doc.
no. 17. 11577
8 p. Francis H. Smith, principal professor.
List of the corps of cadets. Conduct roll. Merit roll.
Bank statements. [Statements of condition of Bank of ^^rginia and
branches on first Monday in December 1840; of Farmers bank of Virginia
and branches, December 7, 1840: Bank of the Valley and branches, on
October 1, 1840 and first Monday in December 1840] Doc. no. 18. 11578
9 p.
Second annual report of the visitors of the Virginia institution for
the education of the deaf and dumb and of the blind. Doc. no. 19. 11579
16 p. Joa. D. Tyler, principal deaf mute department. J. C. M. Merlllat,
principal blind department.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, to
the president and directors of the literary fund, for the years ending 30th
June 1839, and 80th June 1840. Doc. no. 20. 11580
64 p. Chapman Johnson, rector.
Catalogue of the officers and students, 1838-39; catalotrue, 1839-40. Reg-
ulations.
Report of the committee on banks. Doc. no. 21. 11581
24, [1] p.
Lunatics. [Statement of probable number of hinatics in the Jails of
the commonwealth, as derived from the latest jailors' accounts which have
been audited and settled, made by the auditor in compliance with a resolu-
tion of the house of delegates adopted December 28, 1841] Doc. no. 22.
11582
4 P.
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Report of the committee of privileges and e'ections [on the case of
Elisha Melton and Joseph Lipscomb of Louisa] Doc. no. 23. 11584
23, 2 p.
Annual report of the court of directors of the Western lunatic asylum.
Doc. no. 24. 11585
20 p. Printed also in octavo, 11 p. Samuel Clarke, president, F. T.
Stribling, physician and superintendent.
System of regulations.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections [on the case of
George Fitzgerald and E. G. Booth of Nottoway]: Doc. no. 25. 11586
3 p.
Condition of the Merchants and mechanics bank. Doc. no. 26. 11587
2 P>
Condition of the Bank of the Valley in Virginia. Doc. no. 27. 11588
2 p.
Condition of the Exchange bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 28. 11589
6 p.
Report of the committee on the militia laws, on so much of the gov-
ernor's message as relates to the militia of this commonwealth. Doc. no.
29. 11590
2 p.
Preamble and resolutions of Alabama. [In response to resolution of
assembly of Connecticut, on subject of a protective tariff] Doc. no. 30.
11591
2 p.
Remonstrance on behalf of the heirs and next of kin of Martin Daw-
son, deceased, against the petition of the literary fund, and the executors
of said Dawson. Doc. no. 31. 11592
3 p.
Report of the committe of privileges and elections [on case of J. W.
Haskins and T. H. Flood, and James Jones and G. W. Kyle of Bucking-
ham] Doc. no. 32. 11593
21 p.
James river and Kanawha company. [Report on examination into
relative merits of dams and bridges, as means of furnishing trade on south
side James river between Richmond and Lynchburg, with safe and easy
transit to and from the canal] and petition of the stockholders of the
James river and Kanawha company, praying: an amendment of their char-
ter, so as to authorize them to construct bridges and roads for the accom-
modation of the trade of the south side of James river. Doc. no. 33. ,
1159C
2, 2 p.
[Board of public works calls attention of legislature to loans made
by state to five rail-road companies which have been supposed to constitute
an available fund in the estimate of resources necessary to pay interest on
public debt. Companies have communicated to the boud their inability to
meet their engagements, naming the causes which it is unlikely can be
speedily removed, thereby depriving the internal improvement fund for •
sometime to come of one of its principal sources of revenue. Desire views
of legislature on subject of enforcing payment of interest by legal proceed-
ings. Results which might ensue from such action would doubtless prove
harmful to all parties concerned. The whole matter submitted to the legis-
lature] Doc no. 34. 11595
11] p.
Annual report of the board of directors of the lunatic asylum in the
city of Williamsburg. Doc. no. 35. 11596
12 p. James Lee, clerk.
Condition of the Northwestern bank of Virginia and branches. Doc.
no. 36. 11597
2 p.
Bank statements. [Bank of Virginia and Farmers bank; statements
of condition] Doc. no. 37. 11598
4 p.
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Resolutions of the legislature of Alabama [relative to controversy
between states of Georgia and Maine, involving right to demand and obliga-
tion to surrender, fugitives from justice] Doc. no. 38. 11599
2 p.
Joint resolutions of Indiana [relative to election of president and
vice-president of the United States] Doc. no. 39. 11600
[X] p.
Memorial of the Rockbridge agricultural society on common schools.
Doc. no. 40. 11601
4 p. Signed by Henry RufTner, J. D. Ewing and Prancia H. Smith,
committee.
Report of the committee of finance, upon the revenues and expendi-
tures and debt of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 41. 11602
4, [1] p. See journal p. 165-168.
Resolutions of Pennsylvania [on the subject of public lands] Doc.
no. 42. 11603
[1] p.
Communications of the governor of Georgia [accompanied by his two
messages to the legislature of that state, on the subject of the controversy
between Virginia and the state of New York relative to relinquishment of
fugitives from justice] Doc. no. 43. 11604
4 p.
Report of the joint committee to examine the penitentiary. Doc.
no. 44. 11605
8 p. See house Journal p. 185, 186.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections [on the case of
R. A. Banks and John Booton of Madison] Doc. no. 45. 11606
22 p.
A list of accounts remaining open on the books of the auditor's
office, on the thirtieth September 1840, prepared in obedience to an act
passed the 2d January 1835, entitled, "An act to amend the first section
of an act, entitled 'an act to amend the act to reduce into one the several
acts concerning the auditor and treasurer.' " Doc. no. 46. 11607
6 p.
Statements respecting the public debt, and the resources of the com-
monwealth. Doc. no. 47. 11608
'i p.
Census of 1840. [Aggregate of returns from Virginia] Doc. no. 48.
11609
23 p. 685 copies printed.
Report of tiie visitors of the Virginia institute for the education of the
deaf and dumb and of the blind. Doc. no. 49. 11610
4 p.
Report of the select committee appointed to examine into the condi-
tion of tjie Richmond medical school. Doc. no. 50. 11611
2 p.
Resolutions of Indiana [on the subject of public lands] Doc. no. 51.
11612
4 p.
Richmond dock. [Communication of president and directors of the
board of public works in relation to the Richmond dock company] Doc.
no. 52. 11618
tU P.
Report of the board of public works respecting the engineers in the
service of the state, etc. Doc. no. 53. 11614
3 p.
James liver and Kanawha company. [List of engineers in service of
James river and Kanawha company furnished in compliance with a resolu-
tion of the house of delegates of February 27, 1841] Doc. no. 54. 11615
4 p.
Report of the committee on the public armory. Doc. no. 65. 11616
2 p. See Journal p. 19E, 196.
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pills:
A bill concerning elections. Bill no. 9. 11617
A bill concerning the granting of writs of supersedeas. Bill no. 10.
11618
[11 p.
A bill to amend the "act reducing into one the several acts concerning
slaves, free negroes and mulattoes." Bill no. 11. 11619
2 p.
A bill increasing the reward for apprehending runaways in certain
cases. Bill no. 17. . 11620
[1] p.
A bill concerning the clerks of the circuit superior courts of law and
chancery. Bill no. 20. 11621
1 p.
A bill authorizing additional compensation for the tuition of poor
children. BUI no. 26. 11622
[1] p.
A bill establishing the county of of parts of the counties
of Monongalia and Harrison. Bill no. 28. 11623
* p.
A bill concerning the circuit superior court of law and chancery for
the county of Henrico and city of Richmond, and amendment proposed by
Mr. May . . . Doc. no. S3. 11624
7, 7. 6 p.
A bill concerning the jurisdiction of corporation courts. Bill no. 34.
1162S
ti] p.
A bUl concerning the change of venue in criminal cases. Doc. no. 35.
11626
[1] p.
A bill, reducing into one, the several acts prescribing the mode of
ascertaining the taxable property within the commonwealth, and of collect-
ing the public revenue, and amendments proposed by the senate . . . Bill
no. 60. 11627
3S, 8 p.
A bill, directing the treasurer of the commonwealth to give the
state's guarantee to a certain loan authorized to be negotiated by the Rich-
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-road company. BDl no. 51. 11628
* p.
A bill concerning the administration of real assets. Bill no. 56.
11629
[1] p.
A bill concerning conveyances of lands sold for non-payment of
taxes. BUI no. 58. 11630
[11 p.
A bill amending the laws concerning attachments against absent de-
fendants. BUI no. 60. 11631
[1] p.
A bUl concerning the collection of rents. BUI no. 62. 11632
[1] p.
A bill to prevent the improper location of graveyards. Bill no. 64.
116SS
[11 p.
A bill directing examinations into the condition of certain joint stock
companies, and for other purposes. BUl no. 71. 11634
[11 p.
A bill concerning the jurisdiction of the circuit superior courts of law
and chancery. BiU no. 77. 1163S
[11 p.
A bill providing for the appointment of clerks of county and corpora-
tion courts, in certain cases. BUl no. 78. 11636
[1] p-
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A bill concerningr indeterminate leases. BUI no. 83. 11637
[1] p.
A bill amending the act concerning frauds and perjuries. Bill no. 84.
11638
[1] p.
A bill concerning the court of appeals. Bill no. 85. 11639
ID p.
A bill concerning securities of constables. Bill no. 86. 11640
[11 p.
A bill to change the time of accounting for the collection of poor
rates and county levies. Bill no. 87. 11641
A bill concerning the return of process in county and corporation
courts. Bill no. 89. 11642
m p.
A bill making an appropriation to the Western lunatic asylum. Bill
no. 92. 11643
[1] p.
A bill changing the existing laws relative to the lunatic asylums
Bill no. 93. 11644
17 p.
Amendment proposed by Mr. May to the bill concerning election re-
turns. BiU no. 94. 11645
3 p.
A bill to amend the several acts appropriating the- surplus revenue
of the literary fund. Bill no. 97. 11646
[1] p.
A bill to authorize the commercial agents of the United States in
foreign countries, and. commissioners to be appointed in the several states,
to take depositions and the acknowledgment of deeds and other writings.
Bill no. 100. 11647
3 p.
A bill concerning the estate of Martin Dawson, deceased. Bill no. 103.
11648
4 p.
A bill to provide for a revision of the laws. Bill no. 104. 11649
ti) p.
A bill providing for the enlargement of the lunatic hospitals of the
commonwealth, and for other purposes. Bill no. 106. 11^0
2 p.
A bill to provide for the construction of a turnpike road from the
town of Newbem to the Tennessee line. Bfll no. 111. 11651
t43 p.
A bill to authorize the Bank of Virginia to declare dividends. Bill no.
124. 11652
ti] p.
A bill authorizing the payment of a certain sum of money out of the
income of the fund for intemid improvement. Bill no. 127. 11653
II] p.
A bOl to prevent the destruction of wild fowl by non-residents. Bill
no. 128. 11654
2 p.
A bill concerning ferries. Bill no. 130. 11655
m p.
A bill to authorize the banks of this commonwealth to issue notes of
a less denomination than five dollars for a limited period of time. Bill no.
131. 11656
tU p.
A bfll imposing taxes for the support of government Bill no. 139.
11657
4 p.
A bill establishing the county of out of the county of
Brooke. BUI no. 140. 11658
3 p.
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A bill concerning delinquent and forfeited lands lying west of the
Alleghany mountains. Bill no. 146. 11659
2 p.
A bill concerning divorces. Bill no. 146. 11660
2 p.
A bill authorizing the appointment of a board of commissioners to
devise a plan of popular education. Bill no. 146. 11661
[1] p.
A bill concerning the penitentiary. Bill no. 163. 11662
2 p.
A bill to repeal certain parts of the act passed the 22d of February
1830, entitled "an act concerning the public levy." Bill no. 164. 11663
II] p.
A bill to amend the act for the better organization of the militia, and
for other purposes. Bill no. 156. 11664
2 p.
A bill concerning the banks of this commonwealth. Bill no. 157.
11665
3 p.
A bill to establish a board of agriculture. Bill no. 159. 11666
2 p.
A bill concerning sales made under execution. Bill no. 170. 11667
[11 p.
A bill in relation to proceedings in cases of insolvency. Bill no. 175.
11668
[1] p.
A bill to increase the capital stock of the Winchester and Potomac
rail-road company, and for other purposes. Bill no, 177. 11669
2 p.
A bill to increase the capital stock of the Richmond and Petersburg
rail-road company, and for other purposes. Bill no. 178. 11670
[1] p.
A bill to prevent the catching of clams in the waters of York river
and its tributaries, and on Egg island flats. Bill no. 182. 11671
2 p.
A bill to prevent the citizens of New York from carrying slaves out
of this commonwealth, and to prevent the escape of persons charged with
the commission of any crime. BUI no. 183. 11672
' p.
A bill giving to mechanics and others a lien upon work done Iw them
and materials furnished in erecting houses and other buildings. Bill no.
190. 11673
2 p.
A bill concerning free negroes and mulattoes. Bill no. 195. 11674
HI p.
A bill to authorize a loan to the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac rail-road company. Bill no. 196. 11675
2 p.
A bill directing the payment of a sum of money to the visitors of the
Virginia institution for the education of the deaf and dumb and of the
blind. Bill no. 198. 11676
[1] p.
A bill to amend the act, entitled, "an act to reduce into one the sev-
eral acts concerning the auditor and treasurer," passed February 25th, 1819.
Bill no. 199. 11677
HI p.
A bill to authorize the James river and Kanawha company to erect
bridges across James river, at convenient points for the accommodation of
the south side trade. Bill no. 201. 11678
2 p. . .
A bill authorizing a change in the mode of supportmg prisoners m
county and corporation jails, and concerning the examination of said jails.
BUI no. 205. 11679
2 p.
A bOl appropriating the public revenue. Bill no. 206. 11680
4 P.
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A bill relative to the state's guarantee on certain bonds of the James
liver and Kanawha company. Bill no. 218. 11681 .
[1] p.
A bill concerning the pay of the members of the general assembly.
Bill no. 220. 11682
[11 p.
A bUl to authorize the James river and Kanawha company to pur-
chase the Richmond dock, and for other purposes. Bill no. 221. 11683'
2 p.
A bill to authorize the board of public works to appoint agents to
purchase property sold under execution, mortgage, or deed of trust, by di-
rection of said board. Doc. no. 222. 11684
2 p.
Index. 31 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Tues-
day the first day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred andvforty. Richmond: Printed by John Warrock,
printer to the senate. 1840. 11685
211. [1] p. 22.6cm.
Session began Dec. 1, 1840 and ended March 22, 1841. John W. Nash,
speaker.
[Rules and regulations]: p. 4-7. 11686
[Letter of the governor, Thomas W. Gilmer, Dec. 1, 1840] : p. 7-23.
11687
[Letter from the governor, Thomas W. Gilmer, relative to the cor-
respondence between the executive department and the governor of New
York, and the executive authorities of the slave holding states, required
by certain resolutions of the last general assembly]: p. 25-39. 11688
[Report of committee relative to the bill divorcing Jane Smith from
Hiram alias Highland Smith] : p. 71-73. 11689
Also printed separately.
[Report of the joint committee on the public library]: p. 78, 79.
11690
[Letter of the governor, T. W. Gilmer, relative to the surrender of
fugitives from justice] p. 81, 82. 11691
[Report of the committee appointed to examine the penitentiary]:
p. 91-93. 11692
[Report of committee appointed to examine the accounts of the treas-
urer, for year ending Sep. 30, 1840] : p. 95-99. 1169$
[Report of committee appointed to examine the armory] : p. 158-161.
11694
[Protest of James Lyons, J. B. Thornton, Jr., C. Cocke, R. Y. Conrad,
R. W. Carter, T. M. Bondurant, J. Mcllhaney, J. H. Pejrton, opposed to the
passage of the act entitled. An act to prevent the citizens of New York
from carrying slaves out of this commonwealthl : p. 178-183. 11695
[Letter from the governor, Thomas W. Gilmer in reference to an
order of the executive department declining to surrender a fugitive from
justice on the demand of the governor of New York] : p. 201-205. 11696
Members of the senate who served Dec. 1, 1840 to March 22, 1841:
p. [2121 11«97
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
Amendments proposed by the committee of general laws, to the bill,
entitled, "an act, concerning elections" . . . and amendment proposed by
Mr. McMullen . . . Bill no. 1. 11698
[1] p.
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An act, reducing into one the several acts prescribing the mode of
ascertaining the taxable property within the commonwealth, and of collect-
ing the public revenue, and amendments . . . Bill no. 2. 11699
36, 4 p.
An act, divorcing Jane Smith from her husband Hiram alias High-
land Smith and report on the act . . . Bill no. 3. 11700
4 p.
An act, imposing taxes for the support of government. Bill no. 4.
11701
4 p.
Report under consideration in a committee of the senate [relative to
the refusal of the governor of New York to surrender upon the demand of
the governor of Virgrinia Peter Johnson, Edward Smith, and Isaac Gansey,
charged with stealing a slave] 11702
4 p.
An act, to prevent the citizens of New York from carrying slaves
out of this commonwealth, and to prevent the escape of persons charged
with the commission of any crime Bill no. 5. 11703
4 p.
Index. 22 p.
Session Laws m
Acts of the general ass^nbly of Virginia, passed at the ses-
sion commencing 1st December 1840, and ending 22d March 1841,
in the sixty-fifth year of the commonwealth. Richmond : Samuel
Shepherd, printer to commonwealth. 1841. 11704
183 p. 25cm.
' Resolutions: p. 167-158. 11705
Preamble and resolution relative to the surrender of a fugitive from
justice [from the state of New York] : p. 157. 11708
Courts
Reports of cages argued and determined in the court of
appeals, and in the general court, of Virginia. By Benjamin
Watkins Leigh. Volume 11. Richmond, Printed by Shepherd
and Colin, 1842. 11707
[zvl], 763 p. 22Kcm.
Cited as 88 Va. reports.
Errata: p [xvi]
Cases argued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. March, 1840-March, 1841. p. [l]-628.
Cases decided by the general court of Virginia. June-December, 1841.
p. [6291-717.
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports:
Henry Saint George Tucker, president, Francis T. Brooke, William H.
Cabell, Richard E. Parker who died September 10, 1840, John J. Allen ap-
pointed December 14, 1840, vice Richard E. Parker deceased; Robert
Stanard.
Judges of the general court during the period of these reports:
Daniel Smith, Fleming Saunders, Lewis Summers, Abel P. Upshur, Richard
H. Field, John T. Lomax, John Scott, William Leigh, Lucas P. Thompson,
Benjamin Estill, James E. Brown, Edwin S. Duncan, Joseph L. Fry, John
B. Clopton, Richard H. Baker, John B. Christian, Isaac R. Douglass, Philip
N. Nicholas, Daniel A. Wilson, Edward Johnston from January 21, 1841,
James H. Gholson from March 18, 1841, John Robertson appointed March
18, 1841, additional judge of the twenty-first judicial circuit, by the style
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of judge of the chancery side of the circuit superior court of law and
chancery for the county of Henrico and city of Richmond.
Same. 2d ed. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superin-
tendent of public printinjT. 1873. 11708
zviii, til. 801 p. 8vo.
Separate Documents; Miscellwnea ,
Archiyes. [State papers, 1840] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 11, 1836-1869, p. 7. 1893. 11709
Banks. *By-laws of the bank of Virginia: to which are appended,
the act establishing general regulations for the incorporation of banks, and
subsequent acts respecting the banks of this commonwealth. Richmond:
PrintcNJ by Shepherd and Colin. 1840. 11710
71 p. IScm.
Dismal Swamp canal co. •Acts of the general assembly of Virginia,
of the general assembly of North Carolina, and of the congress of the
United States, respecting the Dismal Swamp canal company. Norfolk, Va..
Printed by W. P. Shields. 1840. 11711
cover-title. 29. [1], 15, [1] p. 2H4cm.
A reissue of "Acts of the e'eneral assembly respecting the Dismal Swamp
canal company. Norfolk, Va., Printed by 'W. E. Shields, 1840," and Acts of
the general assembly of Virginia passed subsequent to February, 1810, re-
specting the Dismal Swamp canal company, with an appendix, containing
some acts of the state of North Carolina, and of the Congress of the United
States, In relation to that company. Norfolk, Va., Printed by Shields &
Caram. 1839."
Copy In the library of congress. Title from library of congress printed
card.
FngitiTe riaTcs. [Correspondence between the governor of Virginia
and the governor of New York. Richmond: John Warrock, printer. 1840]
11712
8vo. No copy seen. 500 copies printed. See voucher March 29, 1841.
Not bound with the Journal of the house as a document.
[Report of committee on the New York controversy, including
bOl. Richmond: Samuel Shepherd, printer. 1841] 11713
8vo. No copy seen. 1000 copies printed. See voucher March 23, 1841.
This Is probably the report of the senate committee, though the voucher does
not so state.
'Speech of Mr. Bayly of Accomack, on the bill to prevent
citizens of New York from carrying slaves out of this commonwealth, and
to prevent the escape of persons charged with the commission of any crime,
and in reply to Mr. Scott of Fauquier, delivered in the house of delegates
of Virginia, on the 25th and 26th of February 1841. Published by members
of the senate and house of delegrates. Richmond: Printed by Shepherd
and Colin, 1841. 11714
38 p. 35cm.
Geological survey. Report of the progress of the geological survey
of the state of Virginia for the year 1840. By William B. Rogers, professor
of natural philosophy in the University of Virginia. Richmond: Printed
by Samuel Shepherid, printer to the commonwealth, 1841. 11715
132 p. 23cm. 1000 copies printed.
Glossary of geological and other scientiflc terms from Lyell's Principles
of geology: p. 125-132.
Published also In his Reprint of annual reports on the geology of the
Virginias. 1884. p. 411-535.
James river and Kanawha co. Sixth annual report of the president
to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company, together
with the proceedings of the stockholders at their sixth annual meetin?: in
December 1840. To which are prefixed the proceedings of the stockholders
at a called meeting on the 29th June 1840. Richmond: Shepherd & Colin,
printers, 1841. 11716'
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p. 643-820. 22.5cm. The paging Is continuous with the 6th report. A
general index to the lst-6th reports is on p. 803-820. Joseph C. Cabell, presl-
***"*■ Report on gauging docks, hy William Lake: p. 695-700. 11717
A table containing the quantity of water discharged over weirs of varU
ous <>'™^yjf;»^^=QP:e^»J-y!»«;u,e8 ,or measuring water power: p. 707. 708 11719
Report of the committe of roads and internal improvement, at the ses-
sion of the legislature of 1831-32, presenting a review of the various public
acts, resolutions, reports and surveys, touchrng the subject of the connection
of the eastern and western waters through the territory of Virginia, p. "1^^*^
Public works. Twenty-fourth and twenty-fifth annual reports of the
board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia, and other docu-
ments on subjects connected with the fund for internal improvement. Vol.
11. Richmond, Printed by Samuel Shepherd, printer to the commonwealth.
1841. \VJ21
I p. 1.. 243. xxl. [244]-632, xvi p. 23cm .........
This is the general title for the two following reports, bound together,
paged consecutively, and with an index to the whole.
• index: p. [525]-532. Pages [525]-526 wanting. , , . ,. , .
Twenty-fourth annual report of the board of public works, to
the general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents, in-
cluding returns and reports of internal improvement companies] November
1, 1839. Richmond, Samuel Shepherd, printer to the commonwealth, 1839.
11/^2
243. xxl p. 23cm. Principal engineer: C. Crozet. Assistant engineer:
^"•""^^IncludM "^information submitted by second auditor relative to Internal
improvement companies. 1172S
Twenty-fifth annual report of the board of public works, to
the general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents, [in-
cludkig returns and reports of internal improvement companies] November
9. 1840. Richmond, Samuel Shepherd, printer to the commonwealth, 1840.
11724
{244]-532, xvl p. 23cm. Principal engineer: C. Crozet. Assistant en-
gineer: James H. Piper.
Includes information submitted by second auditor relative to Internal
improvement companies. 11728
U. S. senator. 'Speech on election of senator in the Virginia house
of delegates, Jan. 29, 1840. By William O. Goode. 11726
15 p. 22cm.
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia. Sixteenth session, 1839-1840. Charlottesville,
Va., Chronicle steam book printing house, 1880. [Reprint] 11727
[11]. [3]-12 p. 21Hcm.
Catalogue of the officers and students of the University of
Virginia. Session of 1839-40. Charlottesville, Printed by Robert C. Noel,
1840. 11728
[Iv], [51-24 p. 21Hcm.
Western lunatic hospital. Report of the court of directors of the
western lunatic hospital, for the year 1840. Staunton, Staunton spectator
book & job printing establishment, 1870. 11729
II p. 22cm. Francis T. Stribling. physician. Printed as doc. 24.
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Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia. Session
1841-42. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Shepherd, printer to
the commonwealth. 1841. 11730
287 p. 28.6cm. 166 copies bound.
Session began Dec. 6. 1841 and ended March 26, 1842. Valentine 'W
Southall. speaker.
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Rules and regulations: p. 3-6. 11731
[Communication from the acting governor, John Rutherfoord] : p. 7-15.
11732
[Report of committee relative to the expediency of changing the time
at which the gfubematorial term of office shall commence] : p. 60, 61. 11733
[Letter from the governor relative to the sale of slaves who have been
condemned to death] : p. 87, 88. 11734
[Letter from Chapman Johnson in relation to his progress in the re-
vision of the criminal law]: p. 96, 97. 11735
[Report of committee on the condition of the land office] : p. 126, 127.
11736
[Report of committee on the treasurer's accounts] : p. 129-133, 225-227.
11737
List of warrants on the civil contingent fund for year ending the 30th
of September, 1841: p. 213-215. 11738
[Report of committee on the condition of the armory: p. 248. 11739
[Report of committee on the public library, including the report of the
librarian, W. H. Richardson, for year ending Dec. 31, 1841] : p. 269-272.
11740
The house of delegates, 1841-42 [List of members] : p. 286, 287. 11741
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
415 copies of each document and 386 copies of each bill usually printed.
Annual message of the governor of the commonwealth, and accom-
panying documents. 11742
John Rutherfoord, acting governor. See Journal p. 7-15.
Report of the board of visitors of the Vlrtflnla military Institute, 1841.
C. Crozet, president. Merit roll, and members of third class. Adjutant gen-
eral's report. W. H. Richardson, adjutant general for 1841. Report of the
superintendent of the armory, John B. Richardson, Nov. 30, 1841. Report
of Buoerlntenrtent of public ediftces. John B. Richardson. Condition of
the Banlt of VlrKlnla. Condition of the Farmers' bank of Virginia. Condition
of the Exchanffe bank of VlrKlnla. Condition of the Bank of the Valley In
Virginia. Condition of the Northwestern banK of Virginia. Condition of the
Merchants and mechanics bank.
Correspondence In relation to the notes of the Northwestern bank and
Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheeling. Correspondence between the
executives of New York and Virginia, respecting certain fugitives from Jus-
tice Resolutions of Rhode Island as to the term of the president. Re.«olutlonB
as to the course of the N. Y. authorities relative to fugitives from Justice.
Resolutions of Maryland, Including report of committee relative to fugitives
from Justice. Resolutions relative to the death of W. H. Harrison. Resolu-
tions of Maine relative to the term of the president. Statistics of Ohio. Mary-
land act for completion of Chesapeake and Ohio canal. Resolutions of Con-
necticut on the term of the president. Resolutions of Delaware as to fugitives
from Justice Resolutions of Massachusetts concerning Northeastern boundary,
public lands, re-eligibility of president, revenue laws. 1'?^
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts [for the year ending
September 30, 1841] Doc. no. 2. 11743
16 p. James E. Heath, auditor. , . r* t
Annual report of the treasurer of the commonwealth [for the year
ending September 30, 1841] Doc. no. 3. 11744
13 p. Lawson Burfoot, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund, for the year
1841, and proceedings of the school commissioners in the different counties,
for the year ending September 30, 1841. Doc. no. 4. 11745
52 p. James Brown. Jr.. 2d auditor.
Books in use at the common schools In 1840: p. 40, 41. Reports of acad-
The board of agriculture [outline of work to be carried on by the
board] Doc. no. 6. 11746
■4 o. James Barbour, president.
Abstract from the reports of the clerks of the court of appeals and
of the circuit courts of law and chancery, for the year ending 30th August,
1841. Doc. no. 6. 11747
10 p.
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Education convention of northwestern Virginia [at Clarksburg, Sept.
8, and 9, 1841] [George Hay Lee, president] Doc. no. 7. 11748
41 p.
Includes: Proceedings; Letter from Judge B. S. Duncan: Project, based
for a law upon the public education In Virginia by John D. D. Rosset; Outlines
of a plan for the Improvement of the common schools in Virginia, prepared at
the request of the Kanawha lyceum by Henry Ruffner; Address of the con-
vention to our fellow citizens of Virginia; Memorial of the convention to the
legislature; An address to the convention on the subject of primary or com-
mon schools, Sept. 8, 1841, by Alexander Campbell. 1174Sa
Memorial to the legislature of the commonwealth of Virginia, adopted
at full meeting of the citizens of Kanawha. [A meeting called to consider
inequalities of representation in general assembly. Memorial setting forth
grievances of the people of Kanawha county which they have suffered for
Bome years past in common with others of 'Uie western district, in depriva-
tion of their equid and just participation in the election franchise and ''n the
administration of the government, adopted August 9, 1841, with statistical
tables] Doc. no. 8. 11749
19 p. L. Summers, chairman.
Condition of the Bank of the Valley in Virginia. Doc. no. 9. 11750
2 p.
Third annual report of the visitors of the Virginia institution for the
education of the deaf and dumb and of the blind. Doc. no. 10. 11751
8 p.
Memorial of the education convention. [Memorial of a general con-
vention held in Richmond (in which delegates from each county and cor-
poration sat) to consider present system of general instruction and to me-
morialize the general assembly for such measures as would improve it]
Doc. no. 11. 11752
7 p.
Report of the committee for courts of justice on amendments of the
judicial system. Doc. no. 12. 1175$
4 p.
Annual report of the board of directors of the penitentiary institution.
Doc no. 13. 11754
21 p. C. S. Morgan, superintendent.
Resolutions of Vermont [Relating to passage of a law designating
the same day throughout the United States for choice of electors of president
and vice president of the United States] Doc. no. 14. 11755
[1] p.
Resolutions submitted by Mr. Scott of Fauquier proposing amend- .
ments to the constitution of the United States. Doc. no. 15. 11756
2 p.
Mr. Bayly's resolution relative to the Bank of the United States. Doc.
no. 16. 11757
[1] p.
Mr. Holladay's resolution relative to the repeal of the distribution
law. Doc. no. 17. 11758
[ij p.
General bankrupt law. An act to establish a tmiform system of bank-
ruptcy throughout the United States. Doc. no. 17. 11759
11 p.
Bank of Virginia and Farmers bank of Virginia. [Replies of the
presidents of these banks to inquiry made by committee on banks (under
instructions contained in a resolution of the house of delegates) "whether
any of the banks which have been the depositories of the public , revenue,
have refused to receive since the last session of the legislature on general
deposit to the credit of the commonwealth, such portion of said revenue as
has been collected in the paper of the Wheeling banks, or any part of the
same; and If so, to what extent and the reasons of said refusal." Doc. no 18.
11760
c p.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections [on the case of
A. J. Vaughan and Thomas Whitworth of Dinwiddle] DT. no. 19. 11761
10 p.
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Report of the library committee [relative to chan^g the mode of
pnblishins: the court reports] Doc. no. 20. 11762
[11 p.
Virginia military institate. [Report of the superintendent] Doc. no.
21. 11768
2 p. Francia H. Smith .superintendent.
The militia establishment. [Auditor's report, in compliance with res-
olution of house of delegates adopted December 20, 1841, showing expense
of militia establishment daring last five years, amount paid into treasury
on account of militia fines, and. allowances which regimental courts are
authorized to make] Doc. no. 22. 11764
2 p.
Barak statements. [Letter from cashier of Northwestern bank of Vir-
ginia, stating that the notes of that bank and of Iterchants and mechanics
bank of Wheeling now in state treasury, paid in for purpose of revenue,
shall be redeemed at par within 60 or 90 days. Condition of Bank of Vir-
ginia and branches on December 6, 1841] Doc. no. 23. 1176S
4 p.
Petition of the students of the medical department of Hampden-
Sydney college [Richmond medical college] for an appropriation in aid of
that institution. Doc. no. 24. 11766
9 p.
Report of select committee appointed to examine into the condition of
the Richmond medical school. [Report by N. E. Venable, to the education
convention, on the medical college] 11767
Principal engineer's report. [Report of the principal engineer of the
James river and Kanawha improvement in response to a resolution of the
house of delegates requesting certain information relative to a road from
James river to the Tennessee line] Doc. no. 26. 11768
2 p. C. Crozet, principnl engineer.
Second auditor's report on the public debt and resources, January 1,
1842. Doc. no. 26. 11769
9 p.
Report of the select committee on the Kanawha memorial in regard to
the reapportionment of representation. Doc no. 27. 11770
4 p.
Executive communication. [Resolutions of legislature of Alabama in
relation to admission of Texas into the union; proceedings of people of
Alexandria favoring retrocession of town and county of Alexandria to Vir-
ginia; condition of the Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheeling] Doc.
no. 28. 11771
4 p.
Memorial of sundry citizens of Norfolk and Portsmouth, praying that
the loan by the commonwealth to the Portsmouth and Roanoke railroad com-
pany may be converted into stock. Doc. no. 29. 11772
3 p.
Executive communication. [Resolutions of general assembly of Ala-
bama in relation to distribution of proceeds of piiblic lands; preamble and
resolutions of Georgia legislature touching proceedings of extra session of
the 27th congress; condition of Bank of the Valley, January 1, 1842. Doc.
no. 30. 11778
9 p.
Report of the minority of the select committee to whom was referred
certain memorials praying for a reapportionment of representation in both
branches of the legislature. Doc. no. 31. 11774
4 p. 1220 copies printed.
Condition of the Northwestern bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 32. 11775
2 P-
Annual report of the court of directors of the Western lunatic hos-
pital. Doc. no. 38. 11776
36 p. Samuel Clarke, president. F. T. Striblln?, superintendent. 415
copies in Quarto, 1000 copies in octavo (70 p.)
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Report of the committee of schools and colleges upon the governor's
message and the memorial of the education convention. Doc. no. 34. 11777
10 r>.
Proposed plan for the organization and support of common schools
in Virginia: prepared and presented to the legislature, at the request of a
school convention held in Lexington, on the seventh day of October eighteen
hundred and forty-one, and composed of delegates from the counties of
Bath, Augusta and Rockbridge. By Henry Ruffner, president of Washing-
ton college. Doc. no. 35. 11778
13 p.
Condition of the Exchange bank of Virginia, and supplement. Doc.
no. 36. 11779
7 p.
Annual report of the board of directors of the lunatic asylum in the
city of Williamsburg. Doc. no. 37. 11780
12 D. Jesse Lee, clerk. John M. Gait, superintendent.
List of balances [statement of balances appearing on the treasurer's
books for several years past to the credit of the commonwealth] Doc. no.
38. 11781
2 P.
Resolutions of Kentucky [concerning revolutionary soldiers, and re-
pudiation of state debts] Doc. no. 39. 11782
2 p.
Memorial of the James river and Kanawha company. [For amend-
ment of charter] Doc. no. 40. 11783
2 p.
Condition of the Farmers bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 41. 11784
2 p.
Communication from the committee of finance on the subject of ex-
tinguishing the public debt. Doc. no. 42. • 11785
2 p.
Statement shewing the number and cost to the commonwealth of exe-
cuted and transported slaves, for the twenty years which ended the 31st
December 1840. Doc. no. 43. 11786
2 p.
Correspondence respecting the votes of the Wheeling and North-
western bank. Doc. no. 44. 11787
3 p.
Resolutions submitted by Mr. Scott of Fauquier proposing amendments
to the constitution of the United States. Doc. no. 45. 11788
2 p.
Report of the joint committee to examine the penitentiary. Doc. no.
46. 11789
4 P.
Interrogatories propounded by the committee on banks to the presi-
dents and cashiers of the several banks of this commonwealth [with answers
from Bank of Virginia, Exchange bank of Virginia, Farmers bank of Vir-
ginia, Bank of the Valley in Virginia, Northwestern bank of Virginia, Mer-
chants and mechanics bank] Doc. no. 47. 11790
20 p.
Public revenue. [Report of auditor on a plan for deposit and dis-
bursement of public revenue in western Virginia, with opinion as to whether
it would be advisable and practicable, in obedience to a resolution of the
house of delegates, adopted February 8, 1846] Doc. no. 48. 11791
2 p.
Resolutions of South Carolina. [Report and resolutions relative to
controversy between New York and Virginia. An act to prevent the citizens
of New York from carrying slaves, or persons held to service, out of this
state, and to prevent the escape of persons charged with the commission of
any crime, passed by the South Carolina assembly; report and resolutions
of South Carolina relative to act of congress entitled "an act to appropriate
the proceeds of the sale of the public lands and to grant pre-emption
rights"] Doc. no. 49. 11792
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Principal engineer's report respecting the City Point railroad. Doc.
no. 50. 11793
10 p. C. Crozet, principal enKlneer.
Resolutions in relation to the Creole [vessel] [Part of the slaves on
board the brig Creole, bound from Richmond to New Orleans mutineered,
murdered a passenger and took refuge at Nassau. British authorities lib-
erated most of the slaves and refused to deliver mutineers to the United
States] , 11794
[1] p.
An explanatory statement of the president and directors of the
James river and Kanawha company, in relation to the agency of Gen.
James Hamilton. Doc. no. 62. 11795
[1] p.
Report of the president and directors of the literary fund, to the gen-
eral assembly, in relation to a system of public education, in compliance
with an act of eighth March, eighteen hundred and forty-one. Doc. no. 53.
11796
8 p. Includes Project for a district school system. 1220 copies printed.
Resolution of Rhode Island [relative to election of electors of presi-
dent and vice-president of the United States. Doc. no. 54. 11797
[1] p.
A list of all officers or agents of the commonwealth receiving salaries
or compensation from the pubUc treasury. Doc. no. 65. 11798
4 p.
Report of the committee on the public armory. Doc. no. 56. 11799
2 p.
Memorial of a number of citizens of Lynchburg in reference to the
resumption of specie payments by the banks. Doc. no. 67. 11800
2 p. Signed by James W. Morjran, W. J. Holcombe and 80 others.
Report of the committee of finance upon the revenues and expendi-
tures and debt of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 58. 11801
3 p.
Tabular statements of the condition of the banks prepared from their
answers to interrogatories propounded by the committee on banks. Doc.
no. 59. 11802
36 p.
Resolution from the joint committee to devise relief for the distresses
of the people. Doc. no. 60. 1180S
ti] p.
Report of the principal engineer on the condition of the Blue Ridge
canal. Doc. no. 61. 11804
4 p. C. Crozet, principal eneineer.
List of accounts remaining open on the books of the auditor's office
on the 30th September 1841, prepared in obedience to an act passed on the
2d January 1835, entitled "an act to amend the first section of an act en-
titled 'an act to amend the act to reduce into one the several acts concern-
ing the auditor and treasurer.' " Doc. no. 62. 11805
C p.
James river and Kanawha company . [Statements relative to cost of
unfinished work on line of canal in obedience to resolution of the house of
delegates adopted March 3, 1842] Doc no. 63. 11806
4 p.
Memorial of citizens of Lynchburg praying for relief to the James
river and Kanawha company [relative to completion of work on James river
and Kanawha improvement canal and requesting passage of law appropri-
ating $260,000 to he used in this work] Doc. no. 64. 11807
2 p.
Executive communication. [Transmitting communication from presi-
dent and board of directors of the penitentiary; preamble and resolutions
adopted by legislature of Tennessee in relation to present high duties on
American tobacco in foreign ports] Doc. no. 66. 11808
4 p.
Public jail and penitentiary [J. G. Watson's defence against charge
of defalcation while agent of the penitentiary] Doc. no. 66. 11809
2 p.
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Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, to the
president and directors of the literary fund, for the year ending the 30th
June 1841. Doc. no. 67. 11810
4 p. Chapman Johnson, rector.
Resolutions of Tennessee [relative to the admission of Texas into the
Union] Doc. no. 68. 11811
James river and Kanawha company. [List of ofScers, agents and en-
gineers in the pay of the James river and Kanawha company, with amount
of anjtual salary each; list of regular counsel of the company and amount ,
paid each since organization of tine company] Doc. no. 69. 11812
2 p.
Communication from J. list, cashier of Northwestern bank of Vir-
ginia, to C. P. Dorman, chairman of committee of finance, on the reception
of the money of said bank by the sheriffs of certain counties. [Requesting
legislature to restrict receipt of notes of this bank in payment of taxes
and public dues to counties of Mason, Jackson, Wood, Tyler, Marshall, Ohio,
Brooke, Monongalia, Marion, Preston, Randolph, Harrison, Lewis, Braxton,
Fayette, and Nicholas] Doc. no. 70. 11813
[1] p.
Preamble and resolutions of a meeting of the citizens of Nelson
county, in favor of a stay law. Doc. no. 71. 11814
ri] p.
Principal engineer. [Second auditor's report in relation to duties,
compensation and expenses of principal engineer in accordance with resolu-
tion of house of delegates, adopted March 17, 1842] Doc. no. 72. 11815
2 p.
Public meeting of citizens of Richmond. [Resolutions adopted state
that the people of Virginia have always given evidence of their respect for
the laws and institutions of others and have absolute right of property in
their slaves. People of Virginia will never submit this right of property to
any other people or nation, and they regard legislation of some states as
hostile to tiieir institutions, especially an act of New York, of May 6, 1840,
trial by jury, which is a violation of the U. S. constitution. It is recom-
mended that the Virginia legislature revise the laws so as to better secure
slave property. They protest against attempts of congress to interfere with
slave property in states, territories and District of Columbia. Flag of
United States should protect persons and property under it, and policy of
British government in the Creole case calls for redress, and it is expected
that U. S. government will vindicate national honor, and that Virginia as-
' sembly will adopt appropriate resolutions appealing to government] Doc.
no. 73. 11816
2 p.
Resolutions of Maryland [relating to slavery in the District of Co-
lumbia] Doc. no. 74. 11817
rll p.
Bills:
A bill to incorporate "the society for the relief of superannuated and
disabled ministers of the Virginia annual conference of the Methodist pro-
testant church, their widows and orphans." Bill no. 3. 11818
2 p.
A bill to authorize a loan to the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad company. Bill no. 21. 11819
2 p.
A bill to change the time of accounting for the collection of poor rates
and county levies. Bill no. 22. 11820
ni p.
A bUl providing for paying the workmen for completing the additional
building to the western lunatic asylum. Bill no. 25. 11821
tl] p.
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A bill concerning non-resident guardians and wards. Bill no. 36.
11822
2 p.
A bUl concerning conveyances or devises of places of public worship.
Bill no. 37. 1182S
2 p.
A bill for preserving the testimony of witnesses in certain cases.
Bill no. 38. 11824
fi] p.
A bill reviving the act of the 22d Jane, 1837, concerning: the proceed-
ings on executions, trust deeds, and other demands, in certain cases. Bill
no. 42. 11825
ti] p.
A bill concerning the penitentiary. Bill no. 46. 11826
3 p.
A bill establishing the county of , out of part of the
counties of Harrison, Lewis and Wood. Bill no. 47. 11827
4 p.
A bill establishing the county of out of the county of
Grayson. Bill no. 48. 11828
4 p.
A bill amending the act entitled "an act to reduce into one act the
several acts concerning executions and for the relief of insolvent debtors."
BQl no. 50. 11829
[1] p.
A bill concerning the jurisdiction of the circuit superior courts of law
and chancery. Bill no. 52. 11830
[1] p.
A bill authorizing additional subscriptions to the Brandonville and
E>ansville road. Bill no. 54. 11831
fi] p.
A bill authorizing an increase of the capital stock of the Staunton and
James river turnpike company. Bill no. 55. 11832
m p.
A bill establishing the county of of part of the county of
Cabell. Bill no. 64. 11833
4 p.
A bill concerning delinquent and forfeited lands. Bill no. 66. 11831
ti] p.
A bill to revise and amend the charter of the city of Richmond. Bill
no. 68. 11835
20 p.
Amendments proposed by the senate to the bill entitled "an act author-
izing the sale of certain real estate devised by the wills of Nathan Bell and
Ann Ladd deceased." Bill no. 71. 11836
2 p.
A bill to remove the disabilities of persons who have been engaged in
duelling. Bill no. 72. 11837
ti) p-
A bill incorporating the president and directors of the southwestern
turnpike road, and the Lynchburg turnpike road company; amendment pro-
posed by Mr. Toler, and substitute intended to be submitted by Mr. Early.
Bill no. 74. 11838
5, rn. rn p.
A bill further to provide for the construction of a turnpike road from
Staunton to Parkersburg. Bill no. 75. 11839
[11 p.
A bfll authorizing the taking of forthcoming bonds by constables in
certain cases. Bill no. 76. 11840
[1] p.
A bill for the further protection of wfld fowl. Bill no. 87. 11841
[11 p.
A bfll changing the punishment of slaves in certain cases. Bill no. 88.
11842
[1] p.
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A bill changing the mode of compensating the reporter of the de-
cisions of the court of appeals. Bill no. 91. 11843
[1] p.
A bill authorizing the board of public works to purchase land for sites
for tollhouses. Bill no. 93. 11844
[1] p.
A bill for the construction of a turnpike road from Huntersville to the
northwestern road at or near Parkersburg. Bill no. 98. 11845
tU p.
A bill concerning the proceedings under foreign attachments. Bill no.
101. 11846
Ci] p.
A bill concerning witnesses in civil cases. Bill no. 103. 11847
2 p.
A bill authorizing a subscription by the board of public works to the
Wheeling and Clarksburg road. Bill no. 106. 11848
2 p.
A bill to amend the act, entitled "an act to reduce into one the several
acts concerning executions, and for the relief of insolvent debtors," passed
Februajry twenty-fifth, eighteen hundred and nineteen. Bill no. 110. 11849
2 p.
A bill fixing the allowance to jailors for the support of prisoners and
limiting, the fees for commitment and release. Bill no. 118. 11850
[1] p.
A bill concerning sales of certain property under writs of venditioni
exponas. Bill no. 119. 11851
[1] p.
A bill more particularly to define the duties of surveyors of roads.
Bill no. 132. 11852
[1] p.
A bill to establish the state armory school. Amendments proposed by
Mr. Dorman and substitute. Bill no. 1333. 11853
4. 4 p.
A bill concerning licenses to retail ardent spirits in certain towns
within this commonwealth. Bill no. 142. 11854
[11 p.
A bill amending the act passed 3d March 1835, entitled "an act to pro-
vide for the opening and repair of the public roads in this commonwealth."
Bill no. 149. 11855
tU p.
A bill concerning the administration of real assets. Bill no. 155.
11856
[11 p-
A bill amending the laws in relation to the duties of clerks of courts,
and for other purposes. Bill no. 156. 11857
[11 p.
A bill for printing records of causes in the court of appeals. BUI no.
158. 11858
2 p.
A bill to authorize a turnpike road from Gordonsville to Harrisonburg.
BUI no. 159. 11859
2 p.
A bUl to amend the judicial system of this commonwealth. Amend-
ments proposed by the committee for courts of justice. Bill no. 159. 11860
20, 8 p.
A bill concerning the lien of judgments. BUI no. 160. 11861
2 p.
A bill allowing compensation to sherifFs and other officers, for con-
veying persons under arrests in civil cases, from one county to another. Bill
no. 161. 11862
[11 p.
A bUI authorizing a loan to the James river and Kanawha company,
substitute, amendments proposed by the committee of roads and internal
navigation. Bill no. 171. 11863
3, 3, 3 p.
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A bill to define the mode in which widows may accept the provisions
of their husbands' wills and their interest in their estates in case of non-
acceptance. Bill no. 174. 11864
2 p.
A bill concerning public or county bridges. Bill no. 175. 11865
[1] P.
A bill concerning the graduates of the schools of law in the University
of Virginia and in the College of William and Mary. Bill no. 175, etc. 11866
[11 p.
A bill concerning the penitentiary. Bill no. 177. 11867
3 p.
A bill to put up new copper conductors to conduct the water from the
roof of the capitol. Bill no. 178. 11868
[1] p.
A bill concerning the Staunton and Parkersburg and northwestern
roads. Bill no. 181. 11869
ri] p.
A bill converting into stock the state's loan to the Portsmouth and
Roanoke railroad company. Bill no. 182. 11870
ri] P.
A bill securing to mechanics and others payment for their labor and
materials expended in erecting or repairing houses and other buildings, and
their appurtenances. Bill no. 184. 11871
* P-
A bill to prevent the destruction of terrapins and their eggs in cer-
tain waters in this commonwealth. BUI no. 189. 11872
[1] p.
A bill to change the mode of compensating attorneys, clerks, sheriffs,
and jailors, performing public services for the circuit superior courts of law
and chancery of this commonwealth. Bill no. 190. 11873
11] p.
A bill regulating the costs in prosecutions for crimes and misdemean-
ors. Bill no. 191. 11874
2 p.
A bill establishing "the Independent bank of Virginia," at Scottsville,
bi the county of Albemarle. BUI no. 198. 11875
3 p.
A bUl authorizing the board of public works to cap with stone parts
of the northwestern turnpike. BUI no. 199. 11876
[1] p.
A bill providing, on certain conditions, that Beverley, in Randolph
county, be made a point in the Staunton and Parkersburg road. BUI no. 200.
11877
[1] p.
A bUl to regulate certain practices under license granted to auction-
eers, venduemasters, commission merchants, merchants and brokers. Bill
no. 201. 11878
m p.
A bUl concerning the militia of this commonwealth. BUl no 212.
11879
3 p.
A bUl concerning appropriations, subscriptions and loans made by the
state. BUl no. 215. 11880
2 p.
A bUl to reduce the allowance to certain officers of the circuit superior
courts of law and chancery for public services. BUl no. 216. 11881
tU p.
A biU directing the mode in which toll bridges are to be assessed for
taxation and prohibiting the retaU of ardent spirits by distUlers. BUI no.
217. 11882
ri) p.
A bOl concerning the banks of this commonwealth; substitute proposed
by Mr. Leftwich. An act concerning the banks of this commonwealth;
amendmeifts proposed by the senate. BiU no. 219. 11883
4. 2. C p.
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A bill for the further protection of worshippingr assemblies. Bill no.
221. 118M
[1] p.
A bill to amend the act, entitled "an act to authorize the librarian to
deliver reports of the courts of appeals to the judges. Bill no. 224. 1188S
fil p.
A bill providing for the enlargement of the lunatic asylums of the
commonwealth. Bill no. 238. 11886
2 p.
,A bill to regulate the issue of arms to volunteer companies. Bill no.
240. 11887
2 p.
A bill concerning the public armory. Bill no. 239. 11888
2 p.
A bill to amend the act, entitled "an act changing the existing laws
relative to lunatic asylums." BUI no. 242. 11889
ri] p.
A bill establishing common schools. Bill no. 243. 11890
12 p.
A bill imposing taxes for the support of government. Bill no. 247.
11891
6 p.
A bill appropriating the public revenue. Bill no. 248. 11892
< p.
A bill authorizing the judges of the circuit superior courts to quash
executions in vacation. Bill no. 251. 1189S
fil p.
A bill amending the act passed March 21, 1836, entitled, "an act
concerning the Greenesville and Roanoke railroad company." Bill no. 254.
11891
ri] p.
A bill converting the state loan to the City Point railroad company
into stock, and for other purposes. Bill no. 25(>. 11895
2 p.
A bill directing that the bonus payable by the banks of this common-
wealth, shall be paid into the public treasury. Bill no. 261. 11896
rn p.
A bill to prevent the sacrifice of property under forced sales. Bill
no. 267. 11897
3 p.
A bill concerning the Northwestern bank of Virginia and the Mer-
chants and mechanics bank at Wheeling. Bill no. 278. 11898
cn p.
Index. 35 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virjrinia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the sixth day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and forty-one. Richmond: Printed by John Warrock,
printer to the senate. 1841. 11899
294. [1] p. 22Hcm. 185 copies bound.
Session began Dec. fi, 1841 and ended March 26. 1842. John W. Nash,
speaker.
[Rules and regulations] : p. 3-7. 11900
[Letter of the lieutenant governor, John Rutherfoord, Dec. 6, 1841] :
p. 8-23. 11901
[Report of committee relative to the divorce of J. M. Martin from hiu
• wife Rebecca] : p. 50, 51. 1190'..
[Letter of John Rutherfoord, lieutenant governor, proposing amend-
ment of the criminal laws relative to slaves] : p. 61, 62. 1190S
[Letter of Chapman Johnson relative to the revisal of the laws] : p.
66, 66. 11904
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[Letter of the second auditor relative to the Northwestern road, Jan.
26, 1842]: p. 72, 73. 11M5
J [Report of committee appointed to examine the accounts of the treas>
. or year ending Sept 30, 18411 : p. 81, 82, 235. 236. 11906
[Report of committee appointed to examine the penitentiary] : p. lOO-
106. 11907
[Report of the committee appointed to examine the armory] : p. 148,
149. 11908
[Report of the committee appointed to examine into the condition of
the banks of the commonwealth] : p. 187,. 11909
Also printed separately.
[Information communicated to the senate by the presidents of the
several banks and branches] : p. 188-229. 11910
Also printed separately.
[Report of committee on the public library. Including report of W. H.
Richardson, librarian, for the year ending Dec. 81, 1841] : p. 254-257. 11911
Members of the senate who served Dec. 6, 1841 to March 26, 1842: p.
[295] 11912
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
370 copies of each printed.
Resolution relative to order of proceeding in all elections by two
houses, oifered by Mr. Lyons. Resolution no. 1. 11913
[1] p.
A bill concerning the banks of this commonwealth. Bill no. 1. 11914
4 p.
Report of the president of the Bank of Virginia, in reply to the reso-
lution of the senate of the 24th January, 1842. Doc. no. 1. 11915
7 p.
Opinion of the attorney-general [S. S. Baxter] on the resolution of the
senate of the 20th of December, 1841. Doc. no. 2. 11916
4 p.
Resolutions adopted by the senate, in relation to the banks. Doc. no.
3. 11917
4 p.
A tabular statement of all officers and clerks of the mother banks in
Virginia and branches, with the amount of compensation and perquisites
of each officer and clerk or other agent, in which is included, the yearly
value or rent of any house furnished to such officer or clerk, made by the
committee on banks, by order of the senate. Doc. no. 4. 11918
12 p.
Report of the bank committee of the senate. Doc. No. 5. 11919
12 p.
Statement of the several days during the year, commencing 18th
March, 1841, and ending 17th March 1842, on which the directors of the
James river and Kanawha company, or some of them, have been in session
for the transaction of the business of the company. Doc. no. 6. 11920
[1] p.
Amendment proposed by Mr. Lyons upon the subject of education.
11921
3 p.
Amendment proposed by Mr. Lyons, to the bill, "appropriating public
revenue." 11922
[1] p.
Index. 30 p.
Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of Virginia, passed at the ses-
sion commencing 6th December 1841, and ending 26tii March
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1842, in the sixty-sixth year of the commonwealth. Richmond :
Samuel Shepherd, printer to the commonwealth. 1842. 11923
194 p. 23Hcm.
Resolutions: p. 166-168. 11924
Resolutions . . . military bounty land warrants: p. 166, 167.
11925
Resolutions . . . claims on Virginia for revolutionary land bounty:
p. 167. 11926
Courts
Reports of cases argued and determined in the court of ap-
peals of Virjrinia, by Benjamin Watkins Leigh. Vol. 12. Second
edition. Richmond, R. F. Walker, superintendent of public print-
ing, 1875. 11927
[xvlli], 693 p. 23cm.
Cited as 39 Va. reports.
Cases arg:ued and determined in the supreme court of appeals of Vir-
ginia. February, 1841-March, 1842. p. [11-654.
Judges of the court of appeals during the period of these reports:
Henry St. George Tucker, president, Francis T. Brooke, Wiliam H. Cabell,
Robert Stanard, John J. Allen, Briscoe G. Baldwin. Attorney general:
Sidney S. Baxter. In the summer of 1841, judge Tucker resigned his seat
on the bench of the court of appeals, having accepted the appointment of
professor of law in the University of Virginia. On. the 18th of January
1842, judge Cabell was appointed president of the court, in the room of judge
Tucker. And on the 29th of January 1842, Briscoe G. Baldwin was «ppointed
a judge of the court, to supply the vacancy thus created.
Same. [1st ed.] Richmond : Printed by Shepherd
and Colin. 1844. 11928
xvil. [2], 668 p. 8vo.
*Digest of the laws of Virginia, which are of a permanent
character and general operation ; illustrated by judicial decisions:
to which is added, an index of the names of the cases in tiie Vir-
ginia reporters. By Joseph Tate, counsellor at law. Second
edition. Richmond, Smith and Palmer, Shepherd and Colin,
printers, 1841. 11929
vlii, 969 p. 24cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Ardiives. [State papers, 1841] In Calendar of Virginia state papers,
▼. 11, 1836-1869, p. 7. 1893. 11930
Bankrupt Law. *Speech of Mr. Hopkins, of Powhatan, delivered in
the house of delegates of Virginia. January 19. 1842, on Mr. Daniel's motion
to postpone indefinitely, the resolution of Mr. Bayly, declaring the general
bankrupt law inexpedient, and that it ought to be repealed. Richmond.
Printed by Shepherd & Colin, 1842. 1198?
1 p. 1., [3]-15 p. 24cm.
Executors and administrators. *A treatise on the law of executors
and administrators, generally in use in the United States; and adapted more
particularly to the practice of Virginia. By John Tayloe Lomax, author of
the Digest of the law of real property; one of the judges of the general
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court; and formerly professor of law in the University of Virginia. In two
volumes. Philadelphia: John L. Littell, Law bookseller and publisher.
1841. 11932
2 V. 23Hcm.
FngitiTe Slaves. 'Message of the governor of New York transmit-
ting resolutions of the legislature of Mississippi, and other papers in re-
lation to the controversy between Virginia and New York. [Albany, 1841]
8vo. Copy not seen.
Geological survey. Report of the progress of the greological survey
of the state of Virginia for the year 1841. [By W. B. Rogers, director].
11934
(In his Reprint of annual reports and other papers, on the Keoloey of
the Virginias, p. [537]-546) •' v . b bjt ui
*A reprint of annual reports and other papers, on the geology
of the Virginias. By the late William Barton Rogers, LL. D., etc., director
of the geological survey of Virginia from 1835 to 1841; president
of the National academy of sciences. New York, D. Appleton and com-
pany, 1884. 11935
XV. 832 p. plates, fold. map. fold. col. dlagrs. (In pocket) 20cm.
Contents: Some observations on the tertiary marl of lower Vrlginia.
1834. Report of the freoloKlcal survey of Virginia for the years 1835. 1836,
1837. 1838. 1839, 1840, 1841. Analyses of waters of the principal mineral sprlnga
of Virginia. Temperature of springs. Temperature of the air at the Warm
Springs and at Richmond. Subterranean temperature In the coal mines of
eastern Virginia. Connection of thermal springs in Virginia with anticlinal
axes and faults. The physical structure of the Appalachian chain. The age
of the coal rocks of eastern Virginia. Contributions to the geology of the ter-
tiary formations of Virginia. 1835 and 1836. Observations on the natural coke
of the oolite coal region in the vicinity of Richmond. Report on the Pridevale
coal and Iron ore. West -Virginia. 1854. The gravel and cobble-stone deposits
of Virginia and the middle states. Notes from Macfarlane's Geological rail-
way guide. 1879. Artesian borings at Fortress Monroe, 1882. Glossary of
geological and other scientific terms. Appendix.
Appendix A Is a history of the survey.
James river and Kanawha co. Seventh annual report of the presi-
dent to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company, to-
gether with the proceedings of the stockholders at their seventh annual
meeting in December 1841. Richmond: Shepherd & Colin, printers, 1842.
11936
76 p. fold. map. 23.5cm. Joseph C. Cabell, president.
Law. *Forms adapted to the practice in Virginia. By Conway
Robinson. Volume 1. Containing forms in the courts of law in civil cases.
Richmond, Printed by Shepherd and Colin, 1841. 11937
Ix p.. 1 1.. 644 p. 24Hcm.
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia, seventeenth session, 1840-1841. [Reprinted]
Charlottesville, Va., Chronicle steam book printing house, 1880. 11938
tiv], t5]-ll p. 21%cm.
Upper Appomattox co. Return of the state of the upper Appomattox
company, on the 30th September, 1841. 11939
broadside. 43 by 25 cm. Copy in library of congre.is.
Virginia military institute. Regulations of the Virginia military in-
stitute at Lexington. Richmond, Printed by Shepherd and Colin, 1841.
11940
39 p. 22cm.
Regulations of the Virginia military institute at Lexington.
New Yorit, Wiley & Putnam, 1845. 11941
42. [1] p. 22cm.
Western lunatic asylum. The annual report of the court of directors
of the western lunatic asylum to the leg^islature of Virginia, with the re-
port of the physician, for 1841. Richmond, Printed by Shepherd and Colin,
1842. 11942
70 p. tables (part fold.) 22cm. Francis T. Strlbling. superintendent
and physician. Published also as doc. 33.
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Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia. Session
1842-43. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Shepherd, printer to
the commonwealth. 1842, 11943
271 p. 28.3cm.
Session began Dec. 6, 1842 and ended March 28, 1843. Joel Holleman,
speaker.
Rules and regulations: p. 8-6. 11944
[Communication from acting governor, John M. Gregory]: p. 7-11.
11945
[Report of committee relative to new rules for the general assembly] :
p. 30. 31. , 11946
[Report of committee on the memorial of Martin P. Brooke, contain-
ing charges against the Hon. John Scott] : p. 66-^8. U947
[Letter from the governor, James McDowell relative to common
schools] : p. 78, 79. 11948
[Letter from the president of the Northwestern turnpike road, Jan.
28, 1843] 11949
[EkCport of committee on contested election of Geo. Alderson and Aaron
Stockton of Fayette and Nicholas] : p. 108. 11950
[Report of committee on treasurer's accounts] : p. 137, 239-242.
11951
[Report of committee on the condition of the land office] : p. 164, 165.
11952
List of warrants on. the civil contingent fund for year ending 30th
Sept. 1842: p. 174-176. 11953
[Letter from G. Tochman, a Polish exile!: p. 196. 11954
[Report of committee on the public armory] : p. 230, 231. 11955
[Report of committee on the condition of the public library, including
the report of the librarian, W. H. Richardson, for year ending Dec. 31, 1842] :
p. 233-288. 11956
[Letter from president of the James River and Kanawha canal, March
24, 1848] : p. 247, 248. 11957
[Report of committee on the condition of the James river and Kanawha
company] : p. 252-266. 11958
[Resolutions of Alabama, relative to controversy between Virginia
and New York, and on assumption of state debts] : p. 261, 262. 11959
The house of delegates of Virginia, 1842-3 [List of members] : p. 270,
271. 11960
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
416 copies of each document, and 385 copies of each bill, usually printed.
Annual message of the governor of the commonwealth, and accom-
panying documents. Doc. no. 1. 11961
83 p. John M. Gregory, acting- governor. See Journal p. 7-11.
Public lands of the U. 8., [amount due to Virginia from sale] Report
of adjutant general, W. H. Richardson, for 1842. Report of board of visitors
of Virginia military institute, with list of students. Condition of Exchange
bank of Virginia, Northwestern bank of Virginia, Bank of the Valley of Vir-
ginia, Farmers' bank of Virginia, Bank of Virginia. Report of superintendent
of public edifices, J. B. Richardson. Report of superintendent of the armory,
J. B. Richardson. Resolutions of Maine relating to public lands. Resolutions or
Connecticut relating to tariff, military academy at West Point, bankruptcy law.
Resolutions of New York relative to the P. O. dept. Resolutions of Kentucky
relative to amendment of the U. S. constitution. Resolutions- of Mississippi
relative to annexation of Texas. Report and resolutions of Rhode Island rela-
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tlve to a constitution for that state. Resolutions of Massachusetts on electing
a president. Resolutions of Vermont on P. O. dept.
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts [for year ending
September 30, 18421 Doc. no. 2. 11962
20 p. James E. Heath, auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of the commonwealth [for the year
ending September 30, 1842] Doc. no. 8. 11963
19 p. F. M. LAWson. treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund, for the
year 1842, and proceedings of the school commissioners in the different
counties for the year ending September 30, 1841. Doc. no. 4. 11964
45 p. James Brown, jr., 2d auditor. Books In use at the common schools
In 1841. Reports of academies.
Abstract from the reports of the clerks of the court of appeals, and
of the circuit courts of law and chancery, for the year ending 80th August
1842. Doc. no. 5. 11965
9 p.
Annual report of the rector and visitors of the University of Vir-
ginia, to the president and directors of the literary fund, for the year end-
ing Jube 30, 1842. Doc. no. 6. 11966
24 p. Chapman Johnson, rector, Catatogrue of officers and students,
1841-42. Reerulatlons.
Fourth annual report of the visitors of the Virginia institution for
the education of the deaf and dumb and the blind, to the president and di-
rectors of the literaiy fund. Doc. no. 7. 11967
24 p. Jos. D. iVler, principal deaf mute dept. J. G. M. MeriUat, prin-
cipal blind dept.
Census of Virginia. [Tables prepared by the clerk of the house of
representatives, from returns of 6th census, at the instance of the Hon.
W. Coles, and published for the use of the citizens of Virginia, July 26,
1842] Doc no. 8. , 11968
* p.
Criminal code. [Report of Chapman Johnson on his work on revision
of the criminal code.] Doc. no. 9. 11969
[1] p. See Journal p. 18, 19.
A statement prepared by the clerk of the house of dele^tes, showing
the congressional districts formed under the census of 1830, with the federal
numbers of said districts, conformably with the resolution of the house,
adopted the 9th of December 1842. Doc. no. 10. 11970
3 p.
Memorial. To the house of dele^tes of Virginia. The memorial of
Martin P. Brooke, a citizen of Fauquier county . . . presents . . .
subjoined facts and charges against John Scott, a judge of the general court
of ^rginia and the judge of tiie circuit superior court of law and chancery
of Fauquier county. Doc. no. 11. 11971
6 p.
Report of the board of agriculture of Virginia to the senate and house
of representatives of Virginia. Doc. no. 12. 11972
IK, 2 p. James M. Qarnett, president.
CLetters on methods of an-lculture from James M. Garnett, Edmund F.
NoeL 3EJdward T. Taylor, report from Prince George agricultural society, letters
from R. Archer, J. Bunch, W. Shepherd, H. B. Jones, Harrison co. agricultural
society, I. C. Anderson, Mr. Randolph of Albemarle] Report on the most
Important recent Improvements of agriculture In lower Virginia, by Edmund
Ruffln. Report on the Brandon farms by Edmund Ruffln. Description and ac-
count of the different kinds of marl, and of the gypseous earth of the tide-
water region of Virginia, by Edmund Ruffln. Report to the state board of
airrlculture in Virginia, in reply to their enquiry as to the obstacles to im-
provement, including the operation of the laws, or governmental regulations,
by Edmund Ruffln. ^ - . t^ io itatt
Washington monument fund. Doc. no. 13. 11978
P^amble and resolution submitted by Mr. Brown of Preston, relative
to the distribution of the proceeds of the sales of the public lands. Doc.
1.
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Report of the joint committee on rules. Doc. no. 16. 11975
2 p.
Annual report of the board of directors of the penitentiary institution.
Doc. no. 16. 11976
28 p. C. S. Morgan, superintendent.
Condition of the Bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 17. 11977
4 p.
Professor Davis's work for the use of justices of the peace [memorial
of L. Minor relative to expediency of the state's purchasing copyright of
a book prepared by the late Professor Davis] Doc. no. 18. 11978
2 p.
Report of the special committee on the memorial of Martin P. Brooke.
Doc. no. 19. 11979
3 p.
Report of the committee of finance, upon the debt, liabilities and re-
sources of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 20. 11980
6 p. See journal p. 84-87.
Report of the trustees of Emory and Henry college for 1842. 11981
1 p.
Memorial of the James river and Kanawha company. Doc. 4io. 22.-
11982
4 p.
Communication of the treasurer in relation to a loan to the com-
monwealth. Doc. no. 23. 11983
[1] p.
Criminal code. [Letter of H. L. Hopkins to Chapman Johnson in-
quiring on behalf of committee for courts of justice (to which has been
referred by the house of delegates, Johnson's letter * * relative to
the work) requesting his pleasure in reference to continuation and com-
pletion of revision of criminal laws of Virginia; progress already made;
present condition of work; time witHIn which Johnson, or another agent,
may reasonably be expected to complete it, whether Johnson now has the
assistance of a clerk in this work, and if so, at what salary. Ask for sug-
gestions and a free expression from Johnson in regard to the work. John-
son's reply] Doc. no. 24. 11984
3 p.
Condition of the Farmers bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 25. 11985
2 p.
University of Virginia. [Second auditor's statement, in compliance
with resolution of the house of delegates adopted December 23, 1842, of the
several sums advanced by the state at different times to the University
of Virginia" and referring that body to p. 12-16 of the report of the rector
and visitors of the University for year ending June 30, 1842 Doc. 6, in
journal, etc. 1842/3) for answer to another question contained in same '
resolution relative to "students who have entered the University since its
commencement"] Doc. no. 26. 11986
2 p.
Answer of Judge Scott to the memorial of Martin P. Brooke. Doc.
no. 27. 11987
8 p.
Resolutions of Illinois [for instructing senators and requesting rep-
resentatives, of that state in congress to try to procure passage of law di-
recting remittance of $1000 fine, together with costs and interest imposed
by Dominick A. Hall then U. S. district judge for district of Louisiana upon
General Andrew Jackson for alleged contempt of his authority, and paid
by said Jackson] Doc. no. 28. 11988
[1] p.
Lewisburg convention. [Proceedings of convention held at Lewis-
burg, Va. August 1-3, 1842, with petition of members of that body to the
general assembly setting forth the g:rievances arising from defects in the
constitution, representation, suffrage, and provisions for election of ex-
ecutive branch of government, and asking for a law authorizing vote on
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the question of the propriety of calling a constitutional convention] Doc.
no. 29. 11989
8 p.
Condition of the Northwestern bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 30. 11990
2 p.
University of Virginia. [Report of the proctor showing number of
students who have entered the university from its commencement in each
year, number who have graduated, number who have been attached only
to the law and medical departments; also how many are residents of Vir-
ginia and how many of other states. Furnished in compliance with reso-
lution of the house of delegates] Doc. no. 31. 11991
2 p.
Annual report of the court of directors of the Western lunatic asylum.
Doc. no. 32. 11992
29 p. Samuel Clarke, president. F. T. StrlUlnr. auperlntendeat. Printed
alao In oct&To, 61 p.
Military institute and common schools. [Annual report of the board
of visitors of the Virginia military institute together with a paper on the
establishment of common schools in Virginia, prepared by superintendent of
the institute, Francis H. Smith] Doc. no. 33. 11993
8 p. Includes list of students.
Report of the board of directors of the Eastern lunatic asylum [for
the year 1842] Doc no. 34. 11994
22, [2] p. James Lee, clerk. John M. Oalt, superintendent.
Virginia military land warrants. [Report of the register of the land
office in compliance with resolution of the house of delegates adopted Janu-
ary 4, 1843, requesting "the number of persons who are non-residents of
this state that appear to be interested in obtaining a further appropriation
of land by congress to satisfy Virginia military land warrants for revolu-
tionary services now unsatisfied in whole or in part, and also the number
of states in which they reside"] Doc. no. 35. 11995
[1] p.
Condition of the Bank of the Valley in Virginia. Doc. no. 36. 11996
2 p.
Exchange and Farmers' banks. [Statement showing conditions of
these banks at end of December 1842] Doc. no. 37. 11997
8 p.
Condition of the Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheeling. Doc.
no. 38. 11998
2 p.
Georgia and New Hampshire. [Certain preambles and resolutions
lately adopted by the Georgia leg^islature partly respecting doctrine of re-
pudiation of state debts and partly responsive to certain resolutions of
Massachusetts, and report and resolutions of New Hampshire legislature
relative to franking privileges and reduction of letter postage] Doc. no.
89. 11999
4 p.
Condition of the Bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 40. 12000
Boston outrage. [Proceedings of Norfolk citizens relative to pro-
ceedings of abolitionists, nigh sheriff and other authorities of Boston in the
case m George Latimer, a runaway slave, the property of James B. Gray,
of Norfolk, uie said Gray having made efforts to procure the slave's re-
tom] Doc. no. 41. 12001
IC p.
Resolutions of Maine [relative to the military academy of West
Point] Doc. no. 42. 12002
2 P.
Resolution of Mr. Gamett relative to the reception of funds from sale
of public lands; amendment submitted by Mr. Leake, of Goochland; amend-
ment intended to be proposed by Mr. Taliaferro to the amendment proposed
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no. 43. 12003
[4] p.
Report of the committee on the armory as to the propriety of con-
vertine the buildings, &c. into a school for cadets. Doc. no. 44. 12004
[1] p.
Report of the joint committee on expenditures [including report on
the salaries of banking officials] Doc. no. 45. 12005
8 p-
Report of the joint committee on retrenchment. Doc. no. 46. 12006
7 p.
Report of the select committee on the communication from the gov-
ernor relative to the slave George Latimer, and report of the minority of
the select committee . . . Doc. no. 47. 12007
fi. 2 p.
Report of the joint committee to examine the treasurer's accounts.
Doc. no. 48. 12008
6 p.
Supplemental report of the committee of finance. Doc. no. 49. 12009
2 p.
Report of the joint committee on the penitentiary. Doc. no. 50. 12010
3 p. See journal p. 243-24S.
List of accounts remaining open on the books of the auditor's office on
the 30th September, 1842, arising on or charged by the business of the fiscal
year, ending with that day. Doc. no. 51. 12011
6 p.
Officers of the Virginia state line. [Statement of amount for which
warrants have issued on the treasury in satisfaction of judgments rendered
against the commonwealth for the commutation of five years full pay, in
lieu of half pay for life, with name of officer and his representative, and the
amount of judgment in each case, following a resolution of the general as-
sembly "directing the governor to appoint a commissioner to prosecute Vir-
ginia's claim against the United States for amount due on account of money
paid officers of the Virginia state line (since July 5, 1832) which should have
been paid at treasury of the United States] Doc. no. 52. 12012
2 p.
Case of George Latimer. [Correspondence between Governor James
M'Dowell of Virginia and the governor of Massachusetts] Doc. no. 53.
12013
13 p.
Resolutions of New Jersey [upon general subject of maintaining obli-
gations of public faith, and touching operation of inspection law of Virginia
upon vessels and citizens of New Jersey] Doc. no. 54. 12014
4 p.
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A bill concerning the office of county surveyor. Bill no. 12. 12015
[1] p.
A bill converting into stock the state's loan to the Portsmouth and
Roanoke railroad company. A second bill converting into stock the state's
loan to the Portsmouth and Roanoke railroad company, and amendments
offered by Mr. Boiling, Mr. Randolph and Mr. Watts. Bill no. 15. 12016
s, [4] p.
A bill prescribing the punishment of slaves, free negroes and mu-
lattoes, for poisoning or attempting to poison. Bill no. 24. 12017
[1] p.
A bUl increasing the allowance to witnesses in certain cases. Bill
no. 27. 12018
[11 p.
A bill explanatory of the act of the 13th of March 1840, concerning the
confession of judgments in the clerk's office. Bill no. 29. 12019
[11 p.
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A bill giving the circuit superior court of Henrico and the city of
Richmond, concurrent jurisdiction with the general court in certain cases.
Bill no. SO. 12020
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A bill to amehd the seventh section of the act "to provide for the
opening and repair of public roads," passed 3d March 1836. BUI no, 36.
12021
[1] p.
A bill to complete the Pound Gap and Cumberland Gap road. Bill
no. 41. 12022
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A bill making a further appropriation to the Price's turnpike and
Cumberland Gap road. Bill no. 42. 1202S
tH p.
A bill concerning delinquent and forfeited lands west of the Alleghany
mountains, and substitute proposed. Amendment proposed by Mr. Tavenner
to the substitute. Bill no. 47. 12024
[1]. 2. [1) p.
A bill concerning the laws in relation to gaming. Bill no. 48. 12025
ti] p.
A bill concerning the issuing of writs of alias or pluries capias. Bill
no. 56. 12026
[1] p.
A bill to provide for the payment of the interest upon certain bonds
guaranteed by the commonwealth, and substitute proposed by Mr. Crutch-
field . . . Bill no. 57. 12027
£2) p.
A bill for arranging the counties of this commonwealth into districts
to choose representatives to congress; substitute intended to be offered by
Mr. Hopkins to the bill reported by the apportionment committee; substitute
proposed by Mr. Leske of Albemarle, Mr. Keen's project for amending the
bill no. 58; a plan offered by Mr. Tavenner for the arrangement of the 10th,
11th, 12th, 13th, 14th and 15th districts; project submitted by Mr. Lacy; table
of congressional districts, as arranged in the substitute submitted by Mr.
Bocock; plan of Mr. Taliaferro; plan of Mr. Randolph; substitute proposed
by Mr. Bocock; amendment proposed by Mr. Smith of Harrison. Bill no. 58.
12028
22. 4 p.
A bill amending the laws in relation to attachments against absconding
debtors. Bill no. 60. 12029
3 p.
A bill extending the jurisdiction of justices of the peace; substitute;
substitute no. 2; substitute offered by Mr. Gallaher for the substitute of the
committee to bUl no. 61; [another] substitute offered by Mr. Gallaher; cor-
rected substitute offered by Mr. Gallaher. Bill no. 61. 12030
3, 5, 4. 6, 3. 4. p.
A bill to prevent the sacrifice of property under forced sales; substi-
tute proposed by Mr. Tavenner; substitute proposed by Mr. Brown of Pres-
ton. BUI no. 62. 12031
3. 3. 2 p.
A bill establishing the county of , out of parts of the
counties of Harrison, Lewis and Wood. BDI no. 64. 12032
4 p.
A bUl concerning deeds and other title papers recorded in the former
superior courts of law. BQl no. 66. 12033
[1] p.
A bill to secure to mechanics and others payment for their labour and
materials expended in erecting or repairing houses and other buildings, and
their appurtenances. Bill no. 70. 12034
4 p.
A bill concerning bail in civil cases. Bill no.73. 12035
[1] p-
A bill to establish the state armory school. Bill no. 75. 12036
4 p.
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A bill amending the laws in relation to the proceedings of the county
and corporation courts in certain eases. Bill no. 77. 12037
£1] p.
A bill concerning the liens of judgments. Bill n?. 78. 12038
2 p.
A bill amending the seventh section of the act passed 2d February
1819, concerning public roads and landings. Bill no. 83. 12039
[1] p.
A bill concerning damages in cases of injunction. Bill no. 84. 12040
ti] p.
A bill amending the laws concerning divorces. Bill no. 86. 12041
ti] p.
A bill concerning witnesses in civil cases. Bill no. 87. 12042
2 p.
A bill to amend the act, entitled "an act reducing into one the several
acts prescribing the mode of ascertaining the taxable property within this
commonwealth, and of collecting the public revenue." Bill no. 90. 12043
[1] p.
A bill extending the conditions and restrictions imposed on country
merchants retailing ardent spirits, to merchants retaUing the same within
incorporated towns. Bill no. 91. 12044
[1] p.
A bill to authorize the investment of the surplus income of infants in
the purchase of real or personal estate, and amendment proposed by Mr.
Worthington. Bill no. 98. 1204S
ti]. 2 p.
A bill repealing the act "to prevent the citizens of New York from
carrying away slaves out of the commonwealth, and to prevent the escape
of persons charged with the commission of any crime. Bill no. 99. 12046
[1] p.
A bill concerning the decisions of the general court. Bill no. 100.
12047
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A bill concerning the fees of constables, and proceedings under war
rants in civil cases. Bill no. 105. 1204S
[1] p.
A bill concerning jailors' fees. Bill no. 106. 12049
[1] p.
A bill establishing a new system for the training and mustering of the
one hundred and fifteenth regiment, and for the militia of the common-
wealth. Bill no. 111. 12050
4 p.
A bill to. authorize a loan to Emory and Henry college, from the un-
invested capital of the literary fund. Bill no. 113. 12051
[1] p-
A bill restricting the banks in the issue of small notes, and amendment
proposed by Mr. Toler . . . Bill no. 116. 12052
ni. fi] p.
A bill concerning the appointment of sheriffs. Bill no. 117. 12053
ri] p.
A bill prescribing the punishment of free negroes and mulattoes in
certain cases. Bill no. 119. 12054
2 p.
A bill concerning the draining of lands. Bill no. 120. 12055
2 p.
A bill repealing the several acts concerning the board of agriculture.
Bill no. 121. 12056
[1] p.
A bill establishing conunon schools, and substitute proposed by Mr.
Garnett ... Bill no. 126. 12057
8. 3 p.
A bill concerning the appellate jorisdiction of the circuit superior
courts. Bill no. 127. 12058
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A bill concerning insolvents and delinquents in the county levies and
poor rates. Bill no. 128. 12059
[ij p.
A bill for the purpose of taking the sense oi the people upon the pro-
priety of calling a convention to amend or alter the constitution of the
commonwealth. Bill no. 129. 12060
4 j>.
A bill to provide for draining lands when adjoining proprietors refuse
to allow their lands to be entered upon for that purpose. Bill no. 134. 12061
2 p.
A bill for the relief of securities in forthcoming bonds in cases of in*
junction. Bill no. 140. 12062
[1] p.
A bill repealing the act of the 6th of March 1840, "to amend the
several acts concerning ferries." Bill no. 142. 1206S
[1] p.
A bill concerning the duties of executors, administrators and curators.
Bill no. 145. 12064
[1] p.
A bill making a further appropriation to the Qrandonville, Kingwood
and Evansville road. Bill no. 147. 1206S
[1] p.
A bill prohibiting the bringing of suits upon penal bUls or notes in
certain cases. Bill no. 149. 12066
[1] p.
A bill amending the act passed the 18th of November 1798, entitled "an
act against those who counterfeit letters and privy tokens to receive money
or goods in other men's names." Bill no. 153. 12067
2 p.
A bill concerning ihe hiring of slaves by free negroes and mulattoea.
Bill no. 154. 12068
[ij p.
A bill authorizing commissioners in chancery to take depositions in all
cases. Bill no. 166. 12069
[iJ p.
A bill setting apart a specific fund, for the payment of the public
debt. Bill no. 162. 12070
2 p.
A bill imposing taxes on the sales of wholesale and retail merchants
and auctioneers, and regulating the collection thereof: a second bill: amend-
ments proposed by Mr. Randolph; substitute proposed by Mr. Broaadus. Bill
no. 163. 12071
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A bill concerning receivers of stolen goods by free persons. Bill
no. 164. 12072
[1] p.
A bOl amending the act concerning apprentices bound out by the over*
seers of the poor. Bill no. 166. 1207S
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A bill concerning dams on streams improved by navigation companie*.
Bfll no. 167. 12074
ti] p.
A bai repealing the act of the 28d February 1842, coneeming sales of
certain property under writs of venditioni exponas. Bill no. 171. 1207B
[1] p.
A bill e8tid>lish]ng the comty of of parts of the counties
«f Beckingham, Prince Edward, Charlotte and Campbell. Bill no. 174. 12076
A UU limiting the UaUlity of assignon. BUI no. 176. 12077
[1] p.
A bill concerning the proceedings in case of misdemeanor. Bill no.
1777. 12078
II] p.
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A bill maldiig a loan of fifteen hundred dollars to the Valley turnpike
company. Bill no. 179. 12079
(11 p.
A bill concerning the accounts of jaQors for supporting lunatics. Bill
no. 181. 12080
Ci] p.
A bill conferring certain powers on the president and directors of
lunatic asylums, and for other purposes. Bill no. 182. 12081
[1] p.
A bill prescribing the mode of ascertaining tiie tax on collateral in-
heritances, and for other purposes. Bill no. 183. 12082
2 p.
A bill prescribing the mode of ascertaining certain subjects of taxa-
tion; a second bill: amendments proposed by the senate to the bill. Bill no.
184. 1208S
5. 4. 3 p.
A bill imposing penalties for driving away stock from the owners
thereof. Bill no. 186. 12084
[1] p.
A bill to invest part of the literary fund in buildings for the Rich-
mond medical college. BUI no. 187. 12085
[1] p.
A bill authorizing the James river and Kanawha company to increase
th«ir tolls, and substitute proposed by the committee . . . BUI no. 188.
12086
[1). 3 p.
A bUl regulating fishing on the Potomac river during certain months,
and concerning obstructions to fishing on said river. BUI no. 190. 12087
2 p.
A bUl repealing the act giving half-pay to certain officers of the Vir-
ginia state line, passed 16th of December, 1790. Bill no. 191. 12088
[1] p.
A bUl concerning the county and corporation courts. BiU no. 194.
12089
[1] p.
A bUl concerning the bonds of public officers and others. Bill no. 196.
12090
[1] p.
A bill concerning sheriffs' and ottier officers' commissions, and attor-
neys' fees on forthcoming bonds, and substitute intended to be proposed by
Mr. PoweU of Fairfax ... BUl no. 201. 12091
[1]. 2 p.
A bill to reduce the salaries of officers of the government. BUl no. 202.
12092
■t p.
A bill to reduce the expenses of the legislative department of the
government. BUl no. 203. 12093
ti] p.
A bUl to abolish the board of directors of the penitentiary, and to
devolve the duties on the councUlors of state. Bill no. 204. 12094
[1] p.
A bUl allowing untU the 4th Jul^ 1848, to the Baltimore and Ohio
raUroad company to complete the Vrginia portion of the improvement. Bill
no. 206. 12095
[1] p.
A bill changing the time of accotmting for the taxes on licenses to
merchants and others. BUl no. 206. 12096
3 p.
A bUl concerning state proxies in the internal improvement companies
of the state. BUl no. 209. 12097
[1] p.
A bill concerning general elections. BUl no. 210. 12098
26 p.
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A bill imposing: taxes for the support of govemment; anotiier bill im-
poeins: taxes for the support of government; amendments proposed by the
senate ... BUI no. 237. 12099
7. 7. S p.
A bill requiring oaths from toll-gatherers on works of internal im-
provonent in which the state is interested, and further providing against
frauds in the payment of tolls. Bill no. 253. 12100
[1] p.
A bill appropriating the public revenue. Bill no. 265. 12101
4 p.
Index. 37 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Monday
the fifth day of December, in the year one thousand eight hun-
dred and forty-two. Richmond: Printed by John Warrock,
printer to the senate. 1842. 12102
203. [1] p. 22cni. 185 copies bound.
Session began Dec. 5, 1842 and ended March 28, 1843. Charles Hunton,
speaker.
[Rules and regulations]: p. 5-8. 12103
[Letter of the acting governor, John M. Gregory, Dec. 6, 1842] : p. 8-16.
12104
[Report of the committee on methods of expediting the business of
the general assembly]: p. 21, 22. 1210S
Printed also separately. No separate seen.
[Letter from the governor, James McDowell, relative to the Lewis-
burg convention] : p. 30. 12106
[Report of the committee relative to the Washington monument fund] :
p. 40, 41. 12107
[Report of the committee relative to the accounts of the treasurer,
for year ending Sep. 30, 1842] : p. 62-64, 97, 105, 106. 12108
[Letter of the governor, James McDowell, relative to a fugitive felon,
George Latimer]: p. 64, 65. 12109
[Report of the committee relative to tiie reduction of the expenses of
the government] : p. 73-77, 78-86. 12110
[Report of tile committee relative to the public library]: p.93-96.
12111
[Report of the committee relative to the armory] : p. 98, 99. 12112
[Report of the committee relative to the penitentiary]: p. 115-118.
12113
[Report of special committee relative to the condition and affairs of
the James river and Kanawha company] : p. 123-130. 12114
Members of the senate who served Dec. 5, 1842-March 28, 1843:
p. [204] 1211S
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
370 copies of each printed unless otherwise stated.
Report of the committee of finance, upon the debt, liabilities and re-
sources of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 1. 12116
8 p. 1600 copies printed.
Statement of the Bank of Virginia [and branch of Exchange bank]
in response to the senate's resolution of January 13, 1843. Doc. no. 2.
12117
m p.
Amount of one and two dollar notes issued by Farmers bank of Vir-
ginia, under several acts of the legrislature . . . Doc. no. 3. 12118
ri] p.
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Report of librarian, 1842. Doc. no. 4. 12119
7 p. William H, Richardson, secretary of the commonwealth and
librarian.
Second amendment proposed to be offered by Mr. Peyton, to the bill,
"for arranging the counties of this commonwealth into districts to choose
representatives to congress." Doc. no. 5. 1Z121
[1] p.
Third amendment intended to be offered by Mr. Peyton, to the bill,
"for arranging the counties of this commonwealth into districts to choose
representatives to congress," and amendment intended to be offered by Mr.
Woolfolk . . . Doc. no. 6. 12122
2 p.
Amendment intended to be offered by Mr. Cox, to the bill, "for arrang-
ing the counties of this commonwealth into districts to choose representa-
tives to congress." Doc. no. 7. 1212S
2 p.
State proxies. List of the names of the proxies of the state in the last
general meeting of each internal improvement company in which the state
has a vote, with the number of votes to which the commonwealth is entitled,
placed opposite the name of the proxy entrusted with it, and statements
respecting the state proxies in the several banks of the commonwealth, Jan- '
uary 1843. Doc. no. 8. 12124
* p.
Rail road companies. [List of officers of companies in which state is
shareholder, with salary and perquisites of each, furnished in compliance
with resolution of tiie senate] Doc. no. 9. 12125
16 p.
Present and proposed salaries. Statement of the present salaries of
sundry officers and agents of the commonwealth, and of the reductions pro-
posed by the joint committee on retrenchment, prepared by an order of the
senate of the 18th February, 1843; statement of the present salaries of all
officers, agents, engineers, &c. in the employment of internal improvement
companies, and list showing the number of officers employed in each of the
turnpike roads of the commonwealth, with the pay to each officer respect-
ively, as far as the returns in the office of the second auditor will show
[with proposed reductions] Doc. no. 10. 12126
8 p. 3200 copies printed.
Amendments reported by the committee of fifteen to the bill, "for ar-
ranging the counties of this commonwealth into districts to choose repre-
sentatives to congress." Doc. no. 11. 12127
[1] p.
Report of the committee on the James river company. Doc. no. 12.
12128
8 p.
Report of the committee on the library. Doc. no. 13. 12129
2 p.
Amendments proposed by the committee on general laws, to the bill,
"prescribing the mode of ascertaining the taxable property of this com-
monwealth.^' Doc. no. 14. 12130
K p.
Amendments proposed by the committee of general laws, to the bill,
entitled, "an act, imposing taxes for the support of government." Doc. no.
16. 121131
[1] p.
A bill, for arranging the counties of this commonwealth into districts
to choose representatives to congress. Table showing composition of dis-
tricts according to bill; a substitute, offered by Mr. Peyton, so far as regards
the six districts beyond the Blue Ridge: amendment proposed by Mr. Con-
rad, and amendment proposed by Mr. Cocke. Bill no. 1. 121S2
6 p.
Amendment, offered by Mr. Thornton, to the bill, "to authorize a sep-
arate election in each of the counties of Louisa, Prince William and Rock-
ingham." An Act, reducing into one the several acts regulating the mode
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of conducting the election of members of the legislature and congress, and
for prescribing the proceedings in contested elections. Bill no. 2. 1213S
12 p.
Amendment reported by the committee to the hill "explanatory of the
act of the 13th of March, 1840, concerning the confession of judgments in
the clerk's office:" and amendment oifered by Mr. Bondurant . . . Bill no. 3.
2, [1] p.
An amendment, reported by the committee of general laws, to the
bill, "to ascertain the mode of imposing taxes on the sales of wholesale and
retail merchants and auctioneers and regulating the collection thereof."
BiU no. 4. 12185
3 p.
An amendment proposed by the senate to the bill "restricting the
banks in the issue of smidl notes." Bill no. 6. 12136
[1] p.
Index. 27 p.
Session La/ws
Acts of the general assembly of Virjrinia, passed at the ses-
sion commencing 5th December 1842, and ending 28th March
1843, in the sixty-seventh year of the commonwealth. Richmond :
Samuel Shepherd, printer to the commonwealth. 1843. 12137
140 p. 24cm. .„.«-
Resolutions: p. 116-118. 121S8
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals,
and in the general court, of Virginia. By Conway Robinson,
Volunae 1. From April 1, 1842 to April 1, 1843. Richmond:
Printed by Shepherd and Colin. 1843. 12139
[xxTlll], 807 p.
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals,
and in the general court of Virginia. By Conway Robinson.
Volume 1, fnHn April 1, 1842, to April 1, 1843. Second edition.
Richmond, R. F. Walker, supt. public printing, 1874. 12140
[xzxl], 87C (1. e. 856) p. SSHcm.
Cited as 40 Va. reports.
Preface to first edition. [A historical account of the several courts of
Virginia, and of the court reports] p. [vii]-xiv.
Gases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia. April,
1842-Maveh, 1843. p. [l]-707.
Cases decided by the general court of Virginia. June-December, 1842.
p. [709]-821.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
William H. Cabell, preaklait, promoted to the presidency, January 1& 1842,
▼ice Henry St G. Tucker, rerigned; Francis T. Brooke, Robert Stanard, John
J. Allen, Biiseoe G. Baldwin, appointed January 29, 1842, vice William H.
Cabell, promoted to the presidency. Attorney general: Sidney S. Baxter.
Judges of the general court during the tune of these reports: Daniel
Smith, Fleming Saunders, Lewis Summers, Richard H. Field, John T. Lomax,
John Scott; WQliam Leigh, Lucas P. Thompson, Benjamin Estill, James E.
Brown, Edwin S. Duncan, Joseph L. Frr^ John B. Clopton, Richard H. Baker,
John B. Christian, Isaac R. Douglass, Philip N. Nicholas, Daniel A. Wil8<m.
Edward Johnston, James H. Gh«>Ison, John Robertson, Thomas H. Bayly.
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♦Virginia reports . . . annotated under the supervision of
Thomas Johnson Michie. Volumes 1 and 2, Robinson's reports.
[1842-1843] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company, law-
publishers, 1902. 12141
880 p. 25cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1842] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 11, 1836-1869, p. 8. 1893. 12142
Education. Abstract of the laws relating to the appointment, powers
and duties of school commissioners, and their officers; as also to the duties
of the county and corporation courts, and the clerks thereof, and of the com-
monwealth's attorneys, relative to the said appointment and duties. To.
which are added, the forms required by law, for the government of the
school commissioners. Prepared by the second auditor, by direction of an act
of the general assembly, passed 25th February 1829, entitled "An act to
amend the several acts concerning the literary fund." 4th ed. Richmond,
Printed bv Shepherd and Colin, 1842. 12143
51 p. 22cm.
[Amendment proposed by Mr. Lyons upon the subject of edu-
cation. Richmond: John Warrock, printer. 18421 12144
No copy seen. 500 copies printed. Not bound in as a document.
Finance. [Amendment proposed by Mr. Lyons to the bill appropriat-
ing the public revenue. Richmond: John Warrock, printer. 1842] 12145
No copy seen. 370 copies printed. Not bound in as a document.
Fugitive slaves. [Resolutions adopted at an adjourned meeting of the
citizens of Richmond, on the subject of the New York and Virginia contro-
versy. Richmond: John Warrock, printer. 1842] 12146
No copy seen. 500 copies printed. Not bound in as a document.
James river and Kanawha co. Eighth annual report of the president
to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company, together with
the proceedings of the stockholders at their eighth, annual meeting in De-
cember 1842, and in their adjourned meeting in March 1843. To which are
prefixed the proceedings of the stockholders at a called meeting on the 2d
May 1842. Richmond: Shepherd & Colin, printers, 1842. 12147 ^
p. 77-388. 23.5cm. The pagriOK Is continuous with the 7th report. Joseph
C. Cabell, president.
Memorial to the general assembly, Feb. 5, 1842: p. 94-97. 12148 -^
A bill authorizing a loan to the James river and Kanawha company:
p. 98, 99; Amendments: p. 99, 100; Addition to memorial of Feb. 5, 1842; p.
100, 101. 1214*
Memorial of March 5, 1842: p. 102-105. 12150^
Act authorizing loan, passed March 25, 1842: p. 106-108. 12151^
The proceedings of the called meeting in May, 1842: p. 79-87. 12152-'
Act passed March 24, 1843; Act passed Jan. 21, 1843; A bill to restore
state's guarantee on bonds of company: p. 163-167. 12159-^
Report of the committee of the senate on the James river and Kana-
wha company: p. 175-388. 12154^
This Is an exhaustive examination of the company and the canai.
Public works. The twenty-sixth and twenty-seventh annual reports
of the board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia, and other
documents, on subjects connected with the fund for internal improvement.
Vol. 12. Richmond, Printed by Samuel Shepherd, printer to the common-
wealth, 1843. 12155
1 p. 1., 420. 30, xxi p., 1 1., [3493-661. [xxv]-xlv. 10 p. 23cm. •
This is a general title page to the two followingr reports, bound togrether,
pagred consecutively, and with an Index to the whole.
Index: p. [1]-10 at end of volume.
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Twenty-sixth annual report of the board of public works, to the
general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents, [including
returns and reports of internal improvement companies'] December 6, 1841.
Richmond, Samuel Shepherd, printer to the commonwealth, 1841. 12156
420. 30, xxl p.. 1 1. 23cm.
Principal engineer: C. Crozet. Assistant engineer: John H. Vawter.
Includes information submitted by second auditor relative to Internal
improvement companies. I2IS7
Twenty-seventh annual report of the board of public works, to
the general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents, [in-
cluding returns and reports of internal improvement companies] Decemoer
5, 1842. Richmond, Samuel Shepherd, printer to the commonwealth, 1842.
121S8
[3't9]-661, [xxv]-xlv p. 23cm. Principal engineer: C. Crozet.
Includes Information submitted by second auditor relative to internal
improvement companies. 121S*
List of the officers and directors of navigation and railroad companies,
in which the state is interested, with the salary and peraulsites of each:
p. 645-661
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of the
University of Virginia. Eighteenth session, '1841-1842. [Reprinted] Char-
lottesville, Va., Chronicle steam book printing house, 1880. 12160
[li], r3]-9, [1] p. 21Hcm.
Western lunatic hospitaL The annual report of the court of directors
of the western lunatic asylum to the legislature of Virginia, with the report
of the superintendent and physician, for 1842. Staunton, Printed by Kenton
Harper, 1843. 12161
61 p. tables (part fold.) 22cm. Francis T. Stribling, superintendent
and physician. Printed also as doc. 32, In au»rto.
1843/44
Journals
Journal of the house of delesrates of Vir^nia. Session
1843-44. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Shepherd, printer to
the commonwealth. 1843. 12162
202 p. 29.5 X 24.5cm.
Session began Dec. 4, 1843 and ended Feb. 16, 1844. Joel Holleman,
speaker.
Rules and regulations: p. 3-6. 12163
[Communication from tiie governor, James M'Dowell]: p. 7-17.
12164
[Report on revision of criminal code by Chapman Johnson]: p. 19.
12165
[Resolutions of South Carolina relative to the assumption of state
debts] : p. 62, 63. 12166
[Letter from F. H. Deane, vaccine agent of the state] : p. 74. 12167
[Report of committee on the condition of the land office] : p. 157.
12168
[Report of committee on the penitentiary] : p. 154, 165. 12169
List of warrants on the civil contingent fund for year ending 30th
September, 1843: p. 155-157. 12170
geport of committee on the armory}: p. 160, 161. 12171
port of committee on the public library, including report of the
Ubrarian, W. H. Richardson, for year ending Dec. 31, 1843] : p. 163-167.
12172
[Resolutions of Massachusetts relative to an amendment to the
U. S. constitution]: p. 176, 177. 12173
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[Correspondence of General John Mason and the governor relative
to the presentation to the state by General Mason of the first draught by
George Mason of the bill of rights] : p. 194, 195. 12174
[List of members who have taken the oath] : p. 196. 1217S
The house of delegates of Virginia, 1843-44 [list of members]: p.
201, 202. 12178
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
415 copies of each document, and 385 of each bill printed, unless other-
wise stated.
Annual message of the governor of the commonwealth, and accom-
panying documents. 12177
76 p. James M'Dowell, governor. See journal p. 7-17. 700 copies printed.
Contents: Message (p. l-ll). Adjutant g-eneral's report. W. H. Rich-
ardson, adjutant general. Abstract of the annual return of the militia of
the state of Virginia for 1843. New system of [militia] training. Virginia
military institute [report] F. H. Smith, superintendent, July 1843. Condition
of the Bank of Virginia. Condition of Farmers' bank of Virginia. Condi-
tion of the Exchange bank of Virginia. Condition of the Northwestern bank
of Virginia. Condition of the Bank of the Valley in Virginia. Condition of
the Merchants and mechanics bank. [Proceeds from U. S.] public lands.
Resolutions of Massachusetts relative to Texas, amendment of U. S. consti-
tution, French depredations. Resolutions of New Hampshire relative to
Andrew Jackson. Resolutions of Connecticut relative to the tariff, franking
privileges. West Point academy. Resolutions of Missouri on tobacco.
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts. Doc. no. 2. 12178
21 p. James B. Heath, auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 3.
12179
13 p. F. M. Lawson, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund, for the year
1843, and proceedings of the school commissioners in the different counties
for the year ending September 30, 1842. Doc. no. 4. 12180
40 p. James Brown, Jr., 2d auditor.
List of academies which received aid. Reports of academies for 1842.
Mr. Bocock's resolution relative to the .Tames river and Kanawha
company. Doc. no. 5. 12181
1 p.
Report of a committee of the citizens of the county of Buckingham,
relative to the James river and Kanawha company. Doc. no. 6. 12182
1 p.
Annual report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia,
to the president and directors of the literary fund, for the year ending
June SO, 1843. Doc. no. 7. 12183
9 p. Chapman Johnson, rector.
Fifth annual report of the visitors of the Virginia institution for the
education of the deaf and dumb and of the blind. Doc. no. 8. 12184
13 p. J. D. Tyler, principal of deaf mute department. J. C. M. Merlllat,
principal of blind dept.
Condition of the Bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 9. 12185
* p.
Abstract from the reports of the clerks of the court of appeals, and
of the circuit superior courts of law and chancery, for the year ending 30th
August 1843. Doc. no. 10. 12186
9 p.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections in the contest
from King and Queen county [case of John Lumpkin and W. B. Davis]
Doc. no. 11. 12187
6 p. See Journal p. 18S-192.
Memorial of Martin P. Brooke and Alexander John Marshall, asking
an investigation of sundry charges against the Honourable Judge John
Scott. Answer of Judge Scott Doc. no. 12. 12188
8 p. See Journal p. 85, 8S.
Condition of the Farmers bank of Virginia. Doc no. 13. 12189
1 p.
Improvement of James and Kanawha rivers. Doc. no. 14. 12190
4 p.
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Condition of the Bank of the Valley in Virginia. Doc. no. 16. 12191
Annual report of the board of directors of the penitentiary institu-
tion. Doc. no. 16. 12192
28 p. C. S. Morgan, superintendent.
Report of the committee of finance on the debt, revenue and ex-
penditures of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 17. 121M
7 p. 1415 copies printed.
Slaves executed or transported. Doc. no. 18. 12194
3 p.
Annual report of the commandant of the public guard and super-
intendent of public edifices. Doc. no. 19. 1219S
4 p. E. Brown, commandant and superintendent.
Resolutions of South Carolina [on assumption of state debts by the
general government] Doc. no. 20. 1219«
1 p-
Memorial of the convention of colleges, recently assembled in the
city of Richmond, asking an appropriation from the literary fund. Doc. no.
21. 12197
6 p. Sinied by t>. C. Garland, W. S. Plumer, L. W. Chamberlayne, B. M.
Smith, R. O. Scott. T. I* Preston, J. B. Jeter. Also printed in octavo, IS p.
Virginia military institute [semi-annual report, Jan. 13, 1844] Doc.
no. 22. 12198
4 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent. Merit roll.
Sixteenth annual report of the president and directors of the Western
lunatic asylum. Doc. no. 23. 12199
22 p. Samuel Clarke, president. F. T. Stribling, superintendent and
physician. Printed also In octavo form, 41 p.
I*ublic revenue [report of auditor of public accounts] Doc. no. 24.
12200
2 p.
Second auditor's report on the internal improvement east and west
of the Blue Ridge. Supplemental report Doc. no. 26. 12201
8. 2 p.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections on the contest
from Morgan county [case of Jolm O'Ferrall and Henry Myers] Doc.
no. 26. 12202
20 p. See journal p. lis.
Memorial of the James river and Kanawha company. Doc. no. 27.
1220S
2 p.
Condition of the Northwestern bank of Virginia [quarterly statement]
Doc no. 28. 12204
2 p.
Report of tite select committee of thirteen on the memorial of Mar^
tin P. Brooke and Alexander J. Marshall. Doc. no. 29. 1220S
7 p.
Annual dividends upon bank stock held by the commonwealth. Doc.
no. 30. 12206
3 p.
Report of the joint committee to examine the treasurer's accounts.
Doc. no. 31. 12207
8 p.
Memorial of the president of the Bank of Virginia, in behalf of the
stockholders, praying an exchange of stock of the James river and Kanawha
company held by the bank for stock of the bank held by the state . . .
Doe. no. 32. 12208
3 p.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Eastern lunatic asylum,
for the year 1843. Doc. no. 33. 12209
34 p. Jas. Lee, clerk. John H. Gait, superintendent.
Condition of the Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheding [semi-
annual statement] Doc. no. 34. 1221A
2 p.
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Condition of the Exchange bank of Virginia [quarterly statement]
Doc. no. 35. 12211
6 p.
Duty on inspected tobacco. Doc. no. 36. 12212
4 p.
Stock of Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad. Doc. no.
37. 12213
1 p.
Condition of the Bank of the Valley in Virginia. Doc. no. 38. 12214
2 p.
Bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 39. 12215
< p-
Report of the committee of roads and internal navigation [on the
memorial of the James river and Kanawha company] Doc. no. 40. 12216
6 p.
Condition of the Bank of Virginia [quarterly report] Doc. no. 41.
12217
2 p.
Condition of the Farmers' bank of Virgrinia [on Jan. 1, 1844] Doc. no.
42. 12218
2 p.
Bills:
A bill establishing common schools: Bill no. 2. 12219
8 p.
A bill amending the laws in relation to the proceedings in chancery.
Bill no. 5. 12220
1 p.
A bill concerning the proceedings in cases of misdemeanors. Bill no.
7. 12221
1 p.
A bill concerning the powers of justices of the peace. Bill no. 9.
12222
1 p. •
A bill concerning bail in civil cases, and amendment proposed by Mr.
Stephenson to the bUl, entitled "a bill concerning bail in civil cases." Bill
no. 11. 12223
[2] p.
A bill concerning the survey of the coast of Virginia. Bill no. 15.
12224
[1] p.
A bill amending the laws in relation to proceedings in cases of forcible
entries and detainers. Bill no. 18. 12225
[1] p.
A bill amending the law in relation to escapes. Bill no. 19. 12226
[1] p:
A bill concerning petit juries. Bill no. 20. 12227
« p.
A bill concerning deeds of trust, and regulating trustees' commissions.
BUI no. 29. 12228
ti] p.
A bill concerning damages in cases of injunction. Bill no. 32. 12229
[1] p.
A bill establidhing the county of of parts of the counties
of Buckingham, Prince Edward, Charlotte and Campbell. Bill no. 35.
12230
5 p.
A bUl prescribing the duties of inspectors of tobacco in certain cases.
Bill no. 36. 12231
2 p.
A bill concerning the Bank of the Valley and branches. Bill no.
49. 12232
tl] p.
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A bill appropriating the public revenue. Bill no. 52. 12233
* p.
Amendments proposed by the senate to the bOl entitled "an act au-
thorizing a loan from the litetary fund to the trustees of West liberty
academy." Bill no. 54. 12234
3 p.
A bill establishing the county of , of parts of the counties
of Harrison, Barbour and Marion. Bill no. 55. 12235
4 p.
A bill concerning the Ridunond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road company. Bill no. 60. 12236
[1] p.
Amendment proposed by Mr. Taliaferro to the bill, entitled "a bill
concerning the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad company.
Bill no. 60. 12237
[1] p.
A bill authorizing a payment by the board of public works of a sum
due on account of the construction of the Northwestern turnpike road. Bill
no. 61. 12238
ti] p.
A bill extending the jurisdiction of justices of the peace, and sub-
stitute. Bill no. 62. 12239
5. c p.
A bill imposing taxes for the support of government, and amend-
ments proposed by the senate to the bill. Bill no. 63. 12240
o. 9 p.
A bill to amend the act, entitled "an act to reduce into one the sev-
eral acts giving power to the county courts to establish ferries, and to
regulate the rates of ferriages." Bill no. 64. 12241
ti] p.
A bill to amend an act, entitled "an act declaring Simpson's creek a
public highway," passed March 19th, 1838. BUI no. 65. 12242
m p.
A bill concerning fees of sheriffs in certain cases. Bill no. 68. 12243
[1] p.
A bill 'concerning the weighing of live stock brought to the city of
Richmond. Bill no. 69. 12244
3 p.
A bill concerning western land titles. Bill no. 73. 12245
2 p.
A bill to abolish stripes in the punishment of white women. Bill no.
74. 12246
ti] p.
A bill creating an additional judicial court west of the Alleghany,
and altering certain other judicial circuits. Bill no. 75. 12247
2 p.
A bill appropriating a sum for payment of balances due on account
of construction of Price's turnpike and Cumberland Gap road. Bill no. 76.
12248
m p.
A bill concerning the levying of executions upon growing crops of
com. Bill no. 80. 12249
[1] p.
A bill increasing the fees of constables in certain cases. Bill no.
81. 12250
[1] p.
A bill authorizing deputy sheriffs to make conveyance of property
sold by them. Bill no. 82. 12251
[t] p-
A bill amending the act passed 18th November 1798, entitled "an
act against those who counterfeit letters and privy tokens to receive money
or goods in other men's names." Bill no. 83. 12252
2 p.
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A bill prescribing the mode of ascertaining the tax on venders of
certain' patent or specific medicines. Bill no. 84. 12253
2 p.
A bill concerning the commissioners 'of the revenue. Bill no. 86.
12254
Zp.
A bill to amend the act, entitled "an act to amend the act passed 7th
February 1817, entitled 'an act prescribing certain genend regrulations for
the incorporation of turnpike companies, and for other purposes.' "
12255
[X] P.
A bill investing a part of the literary fund in buildings, &c., for th«
Medical college at Richmond. Bill no. 91. 12256
[1] p.
A bill to provide more effectually for the punishment of rebellion and
other offences £a the penitentiary. Bill no. 94. 12257
4 p.
A bill repealing the second section of the act passed 25th March
1843, regulating oaths from toll-gatherers, &c. Bill no. 95. 1225S
A bill to provide for the rebuilding the bridge across Jackson's river
at Covington. Bill no. 101. 12259
[1] p.
A bill further to amend the act incorporating the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal company. Bill no. 102. 12260
2 p.
A bill to reduce the salaries of officers of the legislative department
of the government. Bill no. 108. 12261
[1] p.
A bill for the protection of certain portions of the estates of married
women. Bill no. 108. 12262
[1] p.
A bUl to amend the act concerning the public square, and the lot at-
tached to the government house. Bill no. 109. 12263
[1] p.
A bill in relation to the proceedings in cases of usury. Bill no. 111.
12264
ri] p.
A bill concerning notaries public. Bill no. 113. 12265
[1] p.
A bill concerning lunatics. Bill no. 115. 12266
[1] p.
A bill concerning general elections. Bill no. 116. 12267
31 p.
A bill to require the county courts to examine annually the proceed-
ings of the overseers of the poor. Bill no, 121. 12268
[11 p.
A bill to amend an act for printing records of causes in the court of
appeals, passed 24th March 1842. BUI no. 131. 12269
2 p.
A bill prescribing the mode of collecting the tax on deeds, wills and
administrations. Bill no. 132. 12270
[1] p.
A bill prescribing the mode of ascertaining and collecting the tax on
collateral inheritances, devises and bequests. Bill no. 133. 12271
2 p.
A bill authorizing the establishment of a poorhouse or houses in the
county of Essex. Bill no. 134. 12272
6 p. '
A bill making an appropriation for the completion of the bufldings
of the deaf and dumb and blind institution. Bill no. 137. 12273
[1] p-
A bill concerning the militia of this commonwealth. Bill no. 139.
Sp.
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A bill making additional appropriaition for famiahing and support*
ing the lunatic aayliuns of the commonwealth. Bill no. 140. 12275
[1] p.
A bill to prevent more effectually obstructions to the passage of fish
in the waters of the commonwealth. Bill no. 14S. 12276
«p.
A bill authorizing the appointment of commissioners to take depo-
sitions and affidavits, the acknowledgement of deeds and instruments in
writing under seal out of the state of Virginia. BUI no. 154. 12277
A bill prescribing the mode of authenticating proceedings of the
courts of the District of Columbia and territories of the United States, and
for other purposes. Bill no. 155. 1227S
fi] p.
A bill annexing to the county of Barbour a part of the county of
Randolph. Bill no. 156. 12279
J p.
A bill forming an election district of the counties of Montgomery and
PulaskL Bill no. 158. 12280
ti] p.
A bUl providing for the erection of a magazine and shelter for ar^
tillery at the Virginia military institute. Bill no. 161. 12281
11] p.
A bill installing the debt due from the James river and Kanawha
company. Bill no. 162. 12282
TD p-
A bill to authorize the discontinuance of the branch of the Bank
of Virginia at Danville. Bill no. 163. 1228S
2 p.
A bill concerning the commissioners of certain counties. Bill no.
172. 12284
[1] p-
A bill allowing the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company further time
to complete their improvement within the state of Virginia, and for other
purposes. Bill no. 176. 1228S
2 p.
A bill re-organizing the circuit superior courts of law and chancery.
Bill no. 181. 12286
n p.
A bill for affording aid to the James river and Kanawha company in
the completion of their unfinished and unexecuted works, and for other pur-
poses. BUI no. 189. 12287
6 p.
A biU autiiorizing a loan to the Valley turnpike company, and giv-
ine the state's guarantee for the repayment of three-fifths thereof. Bill
no. 194. 12288
2 p.
A bUl authorizing the treasurer to make a temporary loan on behalf
of the commonwealth. Bill no. 215. 12289
[1] p.
Index. 31 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virgrinia, be-
gwa and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Monday
the fourtti day of December, in the year one thousand eight hun-
dred and forty-three- Richmond,- Printed by John Warrock,
printer to the senate, 1843. 12290
162 [IJ p. 28cm. Copy in Library of CongTesa.
Session besan Dec. t, 1843 and ended Feb. 15. 1844. Edward P. Scott,
^***"rKnles and regulations! : p. 4-7. 12291
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[Message of the governor, James McDowell, Dec. 4, 1843] : p. 8-26.
12292
[Letter of J. C. Cabell, relative to the records of the old James
river company] : p. 27. 12293
[Report of the committee appointed to examine the accoimts of the
treasurer for the year ending Sep. 30, 1843] : p. 72, 73. 12294
[Report of committee appointed to examine the library] : p. 82, 83.
12295
[Report of committee relative to the penitentiary] : p. 88, 89. 12296
[Report of committee relative to the armory] : p. 105, 106. 12297
[Resolutions of Massachusetts relative to apportionment of represen-
tation among the states]: p. 131, 132. , 12298
[Letter of the governor, transmitting an' autograph copy of the first
draught of the bill of rights of Virginia, presented by Gen. John Mason
of Fairfax] : p. 157, 158. 12299
[Report of committed relative to the condition of the clerk's office,
including list of books filed therein] : p. 169. 12300
Members of the senate who served Dec. 4, 1843 to Feb. 15, 1844: p.
[163] 12301
[Documents and bills] :
An act, imposing taxes for the support of government. Bill no. 1.
12302
8 p.
Amendments proposed by the committee of general laws to the bill,
entitled, "An act, imposing taxes for the support of government." 12303
[1] p.
An act, appropriating the public revenue. Bill no. 2. 12304
3 p. • I
Number of militia in eadi county, &c. as exhibited by the brigade
returns of 1843. Doc. no. 1. 12305
2 p.
Index. 25 p.
Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of Virgfinia, passed at the ses-
sion commencing 4th December 1843, and ending 15th February
1844, in the sixty-eighth year of the conmionwealth. Richmond :
Samuel Shepherd, printer to commonwealth. 1844. 12306
139 p. 23cm.
Resolutions: p. 115, 116. 12307
Resolutions condemning certain resolutions of the general assembly
of Massachusetts, proposing an amendment of the constitution of the U. S.:
p. 115. 12308
Resolutions accepting from John Mason, the first draft of the bUl of
rights of Virginia: p. 116. 12309
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals,
and in the general court, of Virginia. By Conway Robinson.
Volume 2, From April 1, 1843 to April 1, 1844. Richmond,
Printed by Shepherd and Colin, 1844. 12310
[xxxli], 899 p. 23 l-2cm.
Cited as 41 Va. reports.
"In the court of appeals, on the first day of April 1844, Conway
Robinson resigned the office of reporter. On the ninth of the same month,
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the court proceeded to fill the vacancy; and . . . Peachy R. Grattan
. . . was unanimouBly appointed." Preface, p. [iii]
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia. April,
1843-March, 1844. p. [lj-764.
Cases decided by the general court of Virginia. June-December, 1843.
p. [765] -860.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
William H. Cabell, president, Francis T. Brooke, Robert Stanard, John J.
Allen, Briscoe G. Baldwin. Attorney general: Sidney S. Baxter.
Judges of the general court during the time of these reports: Daniel
Smith, Fleming Saunders, Lewis Summers, Richard H. Field, John T.
Lomax, John Scott, William Leigh, Lucas P. Thompson, Benjamin Estill,
James E. Brown, Edwin S. Duncan, Joseph L. Fry, John B. Clopton, Rich-
ard H. Baker, John B. Christian, Isaac R. Douglass, Philip N. Nicholas,
Daniel A. Wilson, Edward Johnston, James H. Gholson, John Robertson,
Thomas H. Bayly.
Same. 2d ed. Richmond: R. F. Walker, supt, pub-
lic printingr, 187.5. 12311
xxxi, 942 p. 8vo.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Edncation. 'Memorial of the convention of colleges, recently as-
sembled in the city of Richmond, asking an appropriation from the literary
fund. Richmond, Shepherd and Colin, 1844. 12312
13 p. 23cm, y
FngitiTe slaves. *Report on the matters of difference between New
York and Virginia. [Albany] 1843. (New York state Assembly. Docu-
ment 49) 12313
8 vo. Copy not seen.
James rivo' and Kanawha co. Ninth annual report of the president
to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company, together with
the proceedings of the stockholders at their ninth annual meeting in Decem-
ber 1843. Richmond : Shepherd & Colin, printers, 1844. 12314
p. 389-463. 23.5cm. The pacing- i.s continuous with the eighth report.
Joseph C. Cabell, president.
Memorials presented to the general assembly Jan. 26, 1836; Feb. 10, 1837;
Jan. 11, 1839; Dec. 24, 1839; Jan. 25, 1841; Dec. 24, 1842; Jan. 16, 1844.
Law. 'Lectures on constitutional la^, for the use of the law class
at the University of Virginia. By Henry St. George Tucker . . . Rich-
mond, Printed by Shepherd and Colin, 1843. 12S15
242 p. 19Hcm.
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia, nineteenth session, 1842-1843. [Reprinted]
Charlottesville, Va., Chronicle steam book printing house, 1881. 12316
8 p. 21%cm.
Western lonatic hospital. Sixteenth annual report of the presi-
dent and directors of the western lunatic asylum, to the legislature of Vir-
ginia, with the report of the superintendent and physician, for 1843. Staun-
ton, Printed at the Spectator office, 1844. 12317
41 p. tables (part fold.) 22cm. Francis T. Strlbllng-. superintendent
and physician. Printed also as doc. 23, quarto.
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Journal of the house of delegates of Virginiii. Session 1844-
45. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Shepherd, printer to the
commonwealth. 1844. 12318
196 p. 38 cm. 166 copies were bound.
Session beeran Dec. 2, 1844 and ended Feb. 22, 1846. Valentine W.
Southall, speaker.
Rules and regulations: p. 3-6. 12319
rCommunicataon from the governor, James MDowell]: p. 7-14.
123?
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[Report on revision of the criminal law by Chapman Johnson] : p. 16.
12321
[Memorial from James river and Kanawha company]: p. 80, 81.
12322
[Report of committee relative to inspected salt] : p. 82, 83. 12323
Report of committee on condition of the land office]: p. 99, 100.
12324
Report of committee on tiie treasurer's accounts] : p. 188-142. 1232S
List of warrants on the civil contingent fund for year ending 30th
September, 1844: p. 148-146. 12326
[Report of committee on the penitentiary]': p. 177, 178. 12327
fList of members who have taken the oath] : p. 179. 12328
Report of committee on the public library, including report of the
librarian, W. H. Richardson, for year ending Dec. 31, 1844]: p. 180-184.
12329
[Report of committee on the condition of the armory] : p. 184, 185.
12330
House of delegates of Virginia, 1844-45 [list] : p. 196, 196. 12331
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
400 copies of each document and 370 of each hill printed, unless other-,
wise stated.
Annual message of the governor of the commonwealth and accom-
panying documents. Doc. no. 1. 12332
73 p. 1200 copies printed. James M'Dowell, governor. See Journal p.
7-14.
Contents: Condition of the Bank of Virginia. Condition of the Farm-
ers' bank of Virginia. Condition of the Exchange bank of Virginia. Con-
dition of the Northwestern bank of Virginia. Condition of the Bank of the
Valley in Virginia. Adjutant general's report, W. H. Richardson, adjutant
general, Nov. 29, 1844. Virginia military institute [report of board of visitors
with list of cadets] Resolutions of Connecticut relative to annexation of
Texns, assumption of state debts, repudiation of state debts. Resolutions
of Massachusetts relative to annexation of Texas, French depredations,
amendment of the constitution. Resolutions of Mississippi relative to an-
nexation of Texas. Resolutions of Kentucky relative to amendment of con-
stitution. Resolutions of Maryland relative to power of congress over
slavery. Resolutions of Rhode Island, against Interference by congress with
the internal government of the state. Resolutions of Georgia relative to
repudiation of state debts.
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts [for year ending
September 80, 18441 Doc. no. 2. 12333
21 p. .Tames K. Heath, auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of the commonwealth [for the year
ending September 30, 1844] Doc. no. 3. 12334
15 p. F. M. Lawson, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund, for the year
1844, and proceedings of the school commissioners in the different counties,
for the year ending September 30, 1843. Doc. no. 4. 12335
47 p. James Brown, Jr., 2d auditor. Academies receiving aid. Reports
or academies for 1843.
Abstract from the reports of the clerks of the court of appeals and
of the circuit superior courts of law and chancery, for the year ending
August 30, 1844. Doc. no. 5. 12336
10 p. 700 copies printed.
Memorial of the committee of the convention touching the Staunton
and Scottsville turnpike road. Doc. no. 6. 12337
10 p. Includes report of engineer, E. M. Taylor.
Petition 'to the general assembly from the convention at Lewisburg
[Aug. 15, 1844] for the completion of the James river and Kanawha im-
provement. Doc. no. 7. 12338
6 p.
Sixth annual report of the visitors of the Vireinia institution for the
education of the deaf and dumb and of the blind. Doc. no. 8. 1233^
16 p. N. C. Kinney, secretary. J. D. Tyler, principal deaf mute de-
partment. J. C. M. Merlllat, principal blind department.
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Animal report of the commandant of the public truard and super-
intendent of public edifices. Doc. no. 9. 12S40
5 p. Charles Dimmock, commandant public guard, and supt. of public
edifices.
Revolutionary claims. [Copies of letters and accompanying docu-
ments from Thomas Green, Virg^inia commissioner, showing progress made
in collecting from U. S. government certain payments on account of revo-
lutionary services made by Virginia since Jul;, t. J832 and showing present
situation of Viiiginia claims and its probable 'ussue] Doc. no. 10. 12i\\
36 p.
Condition of the Bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 11. 12S42
* p.
Condition of the Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheeling. Doc.
no. 12. 1234S
2 p.
The memorial of the mayor and clerk of the city of Wheeling on be-
half of the council of said city, remonstrating against the granting by the
general assembly of the prayer of the memorial of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad company, asking that further time may be allowed them
to extend their work through the state of Virginia, so as to strike the
Ohio river at a point not lower than the mouth of the Little Kanawha, ac-
cording: to i^e terms of the act of 1887 — and praying that said company be
authorized to extend their said work through the state so as to strike the
Ohio at the city of Wheeling. Doc. no. 13. 12S44
8 p.
[Report of the auditor, in compliance with a resolution of the house
of delegates adopted Dec. 3, 1844, giving information relative to certain
lands in Russell county known as the Trench survey" the property of F. P.
de Tubeanf] Doc. no. 14. 12345
fU p.
University of Virginia. [Statement shewing amount of all appro-
priations up to this time for and on account of the University of Virginia.
Doc. no. 15. 12346
2 p.
Annual report of the rector and board of visitors of the University
of Virginia to the president and directors of the literary fund, for the year
ending Jane 30, 1844. Doc. no. 16. 12347
11 p. Chapman Johnson, rector.
Annoal report of the board of directors of the penitentiarir instita-
tion. Doc. no. 17. 1334S
2!l p. C. 8. Iforgran. superintendent.
Condition of the Farmers bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 18. 12349
ni p.
Loans to Joint stock companies. [Statement of loans made to joint
stock companies by the state, furnished in compliance with a resolution of
the house of delegates adopted December 18, 1844] Doc. no. 19. 12SS0
8 p.
Sales of delinquent lands. [Statement in compliance with resola-
Moa. of house of delegates «dopted December 20, 1844] Doc no. 20. 12SS1
II] p.
Mr. Stephenson's resolution for extending the time allowed to claim-
ants on the state of Virginia, for revidution8?y Imd bomty to present the
Mine for adjustment. Doc. no. 21. VSMi
fil p.
Proceedings of the dnrkabaiir convention [relative to internal im-
pinveni^it] Doc. no. Zl, 12WS
tp. Known as the railroad conrention of Oct. 4 •ii4 6, 1944.
James river and Kanawha company [statements of appropriationa-
]Mn«, £c to the Jamee river and Kanavna company, ip«de in eonpliance
with a resolution of the house of delegates adopted December 17, 18441
Dec no. 2S. 12SH
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Aggregate vote given for president and vice-president of the United
States in 1840 and 1844. Doc. no. 24. 1235S
4 p.
Condition of the Bank of the Valley in Virginia. Doc. no. 25. 12356
2 p. .'
Virginia military institute. [Report of principal professor and super,
intendent giving statement of ajnount of expenses to which regular cadets
are subjected annually, to be paid out of their own funds, and for what
purposes said expenses are incurred; causes of dismission of regular cadets,
other than want of good moral character and behavior, of industry and at>
tention to rules and regulations; in compliance with resolution adopted by
the house of delegates December 18, 1844] Doc. no. 26. 12357
2 p.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections on the contest from
Bath county [case of A. W. Cameron and Henry Van Buren] Doc. no. 27.
12358
8 p. See journal p. 68, 6$, 71, 72, 74-76.
Semi-annual report of the superintendent of the Virginia military
institute together witii accompanying documents. Doc. no. 28. 12359
27 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent. Includes OriKln and early history
of the institute. Merit roll. Conduct roll. The Lexington arsenal.
Petition from a committee of the stockholders of the James river and
Kanawha company asking aid for certain objects therein specified. Doc.
no. 29. 12360
9 p.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Eastern lunatic asylum
for the year 1844. Doc. no. 30. 12361
28 p. James Lee, clerk. John M. Gait, superintendent and physician.
1200 copies prlntert.
Seventeenth annual report of the president and directors of the
Western lunatic asylum. Doc. no. 31. 12362
19 p. Samuel Clarice, president. F. T. StribllnK, physician and super-
intendent. 1200 copies printed. Printed also in octavo, 45 p.
Resolutions of New Hampshire: (1) condemning the trial and sen-
tence of Thomas Wilson Dorr, in the state of Rhode Island as an infringe-
ment of rights, of trial granted citizens of the United States by the 6th
article of amendment to the federal constitution. (2) relative to the re-
annexation of Texas to the United States. Doc. no. 32. 12363
3 p.
Fairfax election. [Documents relative to declaration of ineligibility
of Alexander S. Grigsby to a seat in the house of delegates on account of
having violated the laws for the suppression of duelling. Doc. no. 33. 12364
8 P.
Resolution in favor of the annexation of Texas to the United States.
Doc. no. 34. 12365
tH p.
Public warehouse. [Communication from superintendent relative to
repairs necessary to that buUding] Doc. no. 35. 12366
[1] p.
Report and documents in relation to the Winchester and Potomac
railroad. Doc. no. 36. 12367
14 D.
Report of the committee of finance, on the debt, revenue and ex-
penditure of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 37. 12368
7 p.
A statement of the number of free white tythables in each of the
counties and corporations of this commonwealth, for the years 1840 and
1844. Doc. no. 38. 12369
5 p.
Condition of the Bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 39. 12370
2 p.
Military convention. [Proceedings of a convention of officers dele-
gated by .various regiments of state militia which met in Richmond Janu-
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equipment of the state troops] Doc. no. 40. 12371
* p.
Report from the committee of schools and collies against the ex-
pediency of withdrawing the fifteen thousand dollars annuity from the uni-
versity. Doc. no. 41. 12S72
IS p. 1200 copies printed.
Portsmouth and Roanoke raUroad company. [Letter from Francis
EL Rives submitting to the legislature several documents containing in-
formation relative to sale of the greater part of the road which is situated
in North Carolina; the North Carolina assembly having recently passed "an
act to reorganize the Portsmouth and Roanoke railroad company" by the
sale of the property of the present, and a creation of a new company, and
the Virginia assembly having adopted on January 16, 1845 a resolution in-
structing a committee to enquire into the expediency of legrislating in re-
lation to the said company] Doc. no. 42. 1237S
32 p.
Annexation of Texas. [Letter of Governor McDowell transmitting
to the assembly the preamble and resolutions of assembly of Ohio rela-
tive to the annexation of Texas] Doc. no. 43. 12374
2 p.
Northwestern and Merchants and mechanics bank. [Statement of
condition of the former on January 1, 1845, and of the latter on January
13, 1845] Doc. no. 44. 12375
S p.
Resolutions of Rhode Island [relative to resolutions of the New
Hampshire assembly, passed in condemnation of the trial and imprison-
ment of Thomas W. Dorr] Doc. no. 46. 12378
fil p.
Resolutions of Indiana [relative to subjecte of repudiating state debts
and exchanging documente with other states] Doc. no. 46. 12377
[1] p.
Report of the committee of schools and colleges [relative to the publi-
cation of the final report of the geological surveyl Doc. no. 47. 12378
2 p.
Report and statement respecting the number of internal improve-
ments, authorized by law, &c. Doc. no. 48. 12379
13 p.
Portsmouth and Roanoke railroad company. [Letter of Walter Gwynn,
president of the company, transmitting two documents to the house of
delegates: one the reply of the president to Captain Francis E. Rives'
address; the other the rejoinder of the president to the reply of Francis
E. Rives] Doc. no. 49. 12380
21 p.
Resolutions of Rhode Island and Arkansas. [Rhode Island resolu-
tions relative to the annexation of Texas; Arkansas resolutions relative to
the action of South Carolina in expelling the Massachusetts representative
sent to reside in South Carolina to contest the right of that state to pre-
vent immigration of free persons of color, ete.] Doc. no. 50. 12381
2 p.
Exchange and Farmers banks. [Statements showing condition ot
these banks January 1, 1846] Doc. no. 61. 12382
8 p.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections on the contested
election from Caroline county [case of A. S. Broadus and A. Samuel] Doc.
no. 52. 12383
SO p.
Resolutions of the assembly of Alabama opposing the resolutions
adopted by Massachusetts assembly proposing to strike from the 3d clause,
2d section 1st article of the federal constitution that portion which ap-
portions representatives land direct taxes by adding to the free white in-
habitante "three-fifths of all other persons", and upholding South Carolbia
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37^ Bulletin Virginia State Library [McDowell, Gov,
in expelling the Massachusetts a^irent sent to reside there and contest South
Carolina's right to prevent the immigration of free persons of color. Doc.
no. 63. - 12384
2 p.
Resolutions of Vermont [relating to the tariff and distribution of the
proceeds of sales of the public lands and the annexation of Texas] Doc. no.
64. 12385
2 p.
Report of the joint committee of the senate and house of delegates on
the memorial of the president and directors of the James river and Kan-
awha company. Doc. no. 65. 1238C
16 p.
Resolutions of Alabama. [Resolutions relative to veto power in
the federal constitution; proceeds from sales of public lands; protective
tariff act of 1842; annexation of Texas; National bank; title of the United
States to Oregon territory; condition of admission of new states to the
union; import duties; repudiation of state debts] Doc. no. 56. 12387
2 p.
Condition of the Bank of the Valley. Doc. no. 57. 12388
2 p. •
Resolutions of Delaware [relative to admission of Texas into the
union] Doc. no. 58. 12389
2 p.
Bills:
A bill concerning deeds of trust, and regulating trustees' commissions.
Bill no. 2. 12390
[1] p.
A bill concerning bail in civil cases, and substitute offered by Mr.
Stephenson .... Bill no. 4. 12391
(13. 2 p.
A bill incorporating the president and 4ii%ctor8 of the Southwestern
turnpike road. Bill no. 10. 12392
4 p.
A bill for the construction of a canal from the North Landing to
Elizabeth river. Bill no. 11. 12393
2 p.
A bill making an appropriation for the completion of the buildingi*
of the deaf and dumb and blind institution. Bill no. 18. 12394
ti] p. .
A bill to provide for the payment of the interest upon certain bonds
guaranteed by the commonwealth, and the semi-annual anntiity due to the
old James river company, and interest on loan to said company, and ar-
rears of interest. Bill no. 19. 1239S
2 p.
A bill concerning the commissions of sheriffs and other officers upon
executions, substitute proposed by the committee for courts of justice
. . . and amendment proposed by Mr. Fulton of Wythe to the sufaetitute
... Bill no. 20. 12396
[1]. ti]. [1] p.
A bill amending the charter of the Rappahannock compai^y. Bill
no. &. 12397
9 P,
A bill providing for taking the sense of the people upon the pror
priety of calling a convention to amend the constitution of the stfite. BuI
DO. 23. 12398
t p.
A bill cb^nging the times of holding certain courts in tbe secomd
j«dici^ circuit. BiU no. S». 13399
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A bill concerning petit juries. Bill no. 29. 12400
A bill amending the act passec} January 29, 1844, appropriating a
earn of money to the Price's turnpike and Cumberland Gap road. Bill no.
33. 12401
ni p.
A bill establishing the county of , of parts of the coun-
ties of Harrison, Tyler, Ritchie and Lewis. BUI no. S7. 12402
5 p.
A bill to establish a system of free schools in the county of Nor-
folk. Bill no. 38. 12408
6 p.
A biU appropriating to the Cowpasture roads in Bath and Alle-
ghany a sum of money raised by lottery for improving the Cowpasture
river. Bill no. 40. 12404
[1] p.
A bill for completing the Staunton and Parkersburg road. Bill no.
42. 12404a
[1] p.
A bill to prevent the destruction of oysters in Naswadox creek, in
county of Northampton. Bill no. 44. 12405
fi] p.
A bill concerning the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road company. Bill no. 48. 12406
[1) p.
A bUl to increase the capital stock of the Staunton and James river
turnpike company, for the purpose of M'Adamizing their road. Bill no. 49.
12407
2 p.
A bill authorizing a loan to the Valley turnpike company, and giving
the state's guarantee for the repayment of three-fifths thereof. Bill no. 63.
12408
2 p.
A bUl repealing the second section of the act passed 26th March
1843, regulating oaths from toll-gatherers, Ac. Bill no. 60. 12409
[iIP.
A bill establishing the county of of parts of the counties of
Lewis and Kanawha. Bill no. 63. 12410
6 p.
A bill extending the power and Jurisdiction of county courts in the
eBtabllshment of ferries. Bill no. 64. 12411
[X] p.
A bill prohibiting joint stock companies in which the state u inter*
csted from contracting debts bey<Mid their available means. Bill no. 68.
124U
[1] p.
A bill in relation to the proceedings in cases of usury. BiU no. 72.
12413
[1] p.
A bill making an appropriation for the benefit of Rector college. Bill
a*. 76. 12414
[1] p.
A bill to expedite cases in the court of appeals, and to prevent un-
Mtsenahla delay ia diaoctir caoaes te the drcuit courts. Bill no. 78.
124M
17 p.
A Ull ainoidiag the act, entitled, "an act to prevent the oitixens of
Hev York fpna earring riaras aat »t this comraonw«alth, and to prevent
ti^ escape of persons charged with the conunission of any crime", passed
March 13th, 1841. Bill no. 88. 12416
> »■
A bill ptcMfQiiBC tl)« iutiat vl the mperistenlcnt of yublic edifices,
mi for other purposes. BiU no. 86. 12417
til p.
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A bill for making more effectual provision for running and making
boundaries of new counties. Bill no. 88. 12418
[1] P.
A bill providing for a new bridge over Jackson's river at Covington
in Alleghany county. Bill no. 92. 12419
2 p.
A bill for the more effectual protection of oysters within the jurisdic-
tion of the county of Westmoreland. Bill no. 93. 12420
[1] p.
A bill establishing the county of Appomattox, out of parts of the
counties of Buckingham, Prince Edward, Charlotte and Campbell, amend-
ment proposed by Mr. Anderson . . . and amendment proposed by Mr.
Toler, as a substitute for the amendment proposed by Mr. Anderson . . .
Bill no. 95. 12421
8 p.
A bill to amend the "act to establish the Bank of Kanawha", passed
April 4, 1839. Bill no. 98. 12422
[1] p.
A bill to prevent the destruction of oysters in the counties of Eliza-
beth City and Warwick. Bill no. 99. 12424
[1] p.
A bill imposing taxes for the support of government. Bill no. 100.
12424
9 p.
A bill to establish the state armory school, and amendments proposed
by the committee of schools and colleges . . . Bill no. 101. 12425
6 p.
A bill amending an act, entitled "an act reducing into one the sev-
eral acts concerning slaves, free negroes, and mulattoes", passed March
2, 1819. BUI no. 107. 12426
2 p.
A bill concerning the Rivanna navigation company. Bill no. 111.
ri: 12427
A bill to authorize the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company to com-
plete their road through Virginia to the Ohio river, and for other pur-
poses. Bill no. 114. 12428
5 p.
A bill exempting the cadets at the military institute from the per-
formance of militia duty and for other purposes. Bill no. 115. 12429
tn p.
A bill concerning the keeper of the jail of the city of Richmond. Bill
no. 116. 12430
tn p.
A bill amending an act, entitled "an act to reduce into one all acts
and parts of acts relating to the appointment and duties of sheriffs," pass-
ed January 11th, 1819. Bill no. 117. 12431
[1] p.
A bill authorizing appeals from the courts of Hampshire to be tried
at the court of appeals held at Lewisburg. Bill no. 121. 12432
ri] p.
A bill extending the provisions of the act authorizing the banks to
issue small notes, passed January 26th, 1843. Bill no. 122. 12433
tn p.
A bill investing part of the literary fund in buildings, &c. for the
medical college at Richmond. Bill no. 129. 12434
ti] p.
A bill adding another provision concerning bridges to the act passed
3rd March 1835, providing for the opening and repair of public roads. Bill
no. 133. 12435
tn p.
A bill authorizing the board of public works to subscribe to the
capital stock of the GQes, Fayette and Kanawha turnpike company. Bill
no. 134. 12436
tn p.
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A bill to amend the act, entitled, "an act concerning the weigh-
ing of live stock brought to the city of Richmond". Bill no. 138. 124S7
[1] p.
A bill providing for the publication of the final report of the geo-
logical survey of the state. Bill no. 141. 12438
[1] p.
A bill to incorporate the Virginia agricultural society. Bill no. 146.
124S9
ti] p.
A bill concerning dams on the Little Kanawha river. Bill no. 148.
12440
2 p.
A bill amending the act, entitled "art act to prevent more effectually
obstructions to the passage of fish in the waters of this commonwerJth ,
passed February 13, 1844. Bill no. 161. 12441
[1] p.
A bill authorizing the purchase of a lot and improvements adjoin-
ing the public warehouse in the city of Richmond. Bill no. 153. 12442
fn p.
A bill for the relief of the James river and Kanawha company. Bill
no. 154. 12443
2 p.
A bill giving to the county courts of this commonwealth the power to
authorize the erection of wharves within their respective limits. Bill no.
156. 12444
[1] p.
A bill for the relief of securities of trustees. Bill no. 166. 12445
2 p.
A bill to amend and explain the several sections of the act of March
8th, 1834 respecting volunteer companies. Bill no. 161. 12446
tn p.
A bill to amend the militia laws. Bill no. 162. 12447
B p.
A bill concerning delinquent and forfeited lands and for other pur-
poses. Bill no. 168. 12448
3 p.
A bill to establish a system of free schools in the county of Albe-
marle. Bill no. 169. 12449
IS p.
A bill to regulate the hauling of seines in Back creek and Cheeseman
creek in York county. Bill no. 174. 12450
[11 p.
A bill releasing the commonwealth's right in the Price's turnpike and
Cumberland Gap road to the courts of the counties through which the road
passes, on certain conditions. Biirno. 177. 12451
[1] p.
A bill for the correction of errors in certain criminal proceedmgs.
Bill no. 179. 12452
fi] p.
A bill appropriating the public revenue. Bill no. 182. 12453
4 p.
A bUl amending the act passed 18th November 1798, entitled "an
act against those who counterfeit letters and privy tokens, to receive money
or goods, in other men's names". Bill no. 183. 12454
2 p.
A bill amending the act entitled "an act to reduce into one the sev-
eral acts to regulate the solemnization of marriages", &c. passed March 1,
1819. Bill no. 184. 12455
ri] p.
A bill concerning the sale of penitentiary manufactures in certain
cases. Bill no. 192. 12456
[1] p.
A bill concerning the election of directors of the several banks within
this commonwealth. Bill no. 192. 12457
ti] p.
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A bill authorizing the purchase of a lot for the accommodation of
live stock taken to the scales to be weighed. Bill no. 195. 12458
[1] p.
A bill concerning the armory. Bill no. 200. 12459
[1] p.
A bill authorizing the museum building to be fitted up for the use of
certain courts, and a separate room to be fitted up and prepared in the
capitol for the use of the governor of this commonwealth, and for other*
purposes. BUI no. 201. 12460
[1] p.
Index. 34 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia, be-
gnn and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Monday
the second day of December, in the year one thousand eight hun-
dred and forty-four. Richmond, Printed by John Warrock,
printer to the senate, 1844. 12461
162, [1] p. 23 1-2 cm. Copy In the Library of Congress. 185 copies
were bound.
Session began Dec. 2, 1844 and ended Feb. 22, 1845. Edward P. Scott,
■pealcer.
(Rules and regulations]: p. 4-7. 124S2
Message of the governor, James McDowell, Dec. 2, 1844] : p. 7-20.
12463
[Letter of Chapman Johnson relative to the revisal of the criminal
code] : p. 22, 23. 12464
[Letter of the auditor relative to the amount each free white male
citizen would be entitled to out of Virginia's portion of the land fund] : p.
27, 28. 12465
[Letter of the governor relative to the armory and public edifices] : p.
31, 32. 12466
[Report of Thomas Green relative to claims of Virginia against the
U. S.] : p. 33. 12467
[Letter from the secretary of war relative to the site of Bellona
arsenaJl : p. 33. 12468
[Letter of the 2d auditor relative to the suit of the Farmers bank of
Virginia vs. the commonwealth]: p. 51, 52. 12469
[Report of the committee appointed to examine the accounts of the
nding Sept. 30, 1844]: p. 78, 74. 12470
[Report of committee appointed to examine the library] : p. 105, 106.
12471
[Report of committee relative to the armory] : p. 107, 109. 12472
I Report of committee relative to the penitentiary] : p. 142-144. 12473
[embers of the senate who served Dec. 2, 1844 to Feb. 22, 1846. 12474
[Documents and bills as appendix]
370 copies of eacl) printed, unless otherwise stated.
Report by Mr. fj. R.] Wallace, from the select committee of the sen-
ate, on l^e resolution of the house of delegates, authorising the treasurer
of Vinrinia to receive of the treasurer of the United States, a poition of
the proceeds of the sales of the public lands. Doc. no, 1. 1247S
9 p.
Supplemental report of the select committee on the distribution of
the sales of the public lands. Doc. no. 2. 12476
[1] p.
Second auditor's report of the public debt of the commonwealtji. Doc.
ao. 8. *2477
7 p. J. Brown, Jr., second auditor.
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Report from the select eommittee on the annexation of Texas. Doc.
no. 4. 12478
ri] p.
Report of the committee of the senate, appointed to visit the state
institutions at Staunton. January 10th, 1845. Doc. no. 5. 12479
8 p. 1400 copies printed.
Report of the committee of the senate on the Eastern lunatic asylum.
Doc no. 6. 12480
8 p.
Substitute proposed by Mr. [R. W.] Carter, to the report of the com-
mittee on the resolution, authorizing the treasurer of Virgiida to receive of
the treasurer of the United States, a portion of the proceeds of the public
lands. Doc. no. 7. 12481
8 p.
Report of the joint committee of the senate and house of delegates
on the memorial of the president and directors of the James River and
Kanawha company. Doc. no. 8. 12482
24 p.
An act, imposing taxes for the support of government. Bill no. 1.
12483
8 p. 40 copies printed.
An act, concerning the commissions of sheriffs and other officers upon
executions. Amendments to the bill reported by the committee of courts
of justice "Concerning the commissions of sheriffs and other officers upon
executions." Bill no. 2. 12484
3 p. 185 copies printed.
Index. 29 p.
Session La/ivs
Acts of the general assembly of Virginia, passed at the ses-
sion commencing December 2, 1844, and ending February 22,
1845, in the sixty-nintii year of the commonwealth. Richmond :
Samuel Shepherd, printer to commonwealth. 1845. 1248B
167 p. 23 cm.
Resolutions: p. 137-139. 12486
Preamble and resolutions for the protection of Virginia inspected salt
against the inspection laws of other states: p. 137-139. 12487
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
and in the general court of Virginia: by Peachy R. Grattan.
Vol. 1. From April 1, 1844, to April 1, 1845. Second edition.
Richmond, Printed by Ritchie, Dunnavant & co., 1860. 12488
zxill. S90 p. 23 cm.
Cited as 42 Va. reports.
Rules of the court: p. [xix]-xxlil.
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia. April,
1844-Harch, 1845. p. [l]-562.
Cases decided by the general court of Virginia. June-December, 1844.
p. [563] -576.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
WHUam H. CabeU, president, FVwicis T. Brooke, Robert Stanard, John J.
Allen, Briscoe G. Baldwin. Attorney general: Sidney S. Baxter.
Judges of the general court during the time of these reports: Daniel
Smith, Richard H. Field, John T. Lomax, John Scott, William Leigh, Lucas
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P. Thompson, Benjamin Estill, James E. Brown, Edwin S. Duncan, Joseph
L. Fry, John B. Clopton, Richard H. Baker, John B. Christian, Isaac R.
Douglass, Philip N. Nicholas, Daniel A. Wilson, Edward Johnston, James
H. Gholson, John Robertson, David M'Comas, Norbome M. Taliaferro,
George P. Scarburg from January 15, 1846.
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals,
and in the general court of Virginia: by Peachy R. Grattan.
Volume 1. From April 1, 1844, to April 1, 1845. Richmond:
Printed by Shepherd and Colin. 1845. 12489
[xxlv], 578 p. 8vo.
♦Virginia reports . . . annotated under the super-
vision of Thomas Johnson Michie, Volumes 1, 2 and 3, Grat-
tan's reports. [1844-1847] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie
company, law publishers, 1902. 12490
876 p. 25 cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1844] In Calendar of Virginia state pa-
pers, V. 11, 1836-1869, p. 8-9. 1893. 12491
Colonial history. *An appeal to the legislature of Virginia in be-
half of the colonial history of Virginia. Containing a proposition to pro-
cure materials from England for the completion of said history. From the
Southern literary messenger — 1844. Richmond, Va., The Messenger office,
1844. 12492
16 p. 4to. Copy In the library of congress.
James river and Kanawha co. Tenth annual report of the presi-
dent to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company, to-
gether with the proceedings of the stockholders at their tenth annual meet-
ing in December 1844, and at their adjourned meeting in February 1845.
Richmond: Shepherd & Colin, printers, 1845. 12493
p. 465-572. 23.5cm. The pagring is continuous with the 9th report.
Joseph C. CabeU, president.
Petition aslcin^ aid for certain objects: p. 533-538.
Report of Joint commi.sslon of general assembly on the memorial of
the James river and Kanawha company: p. 649-567.
Amended regulations for the James river and Kanawha canal,
adopted by the body of stockholders at their tenth annual meeting in De-
cember, 1844, together with the tables of tolls and distances. Richmond:
Printed by Shepherd and Colin. 1845. 12494
46 p. 23.5cm.
Law. *The new Virginia justice comprising the office and authority
of a justice of the peace in the commonwealth of Virginia. Together with
{I variety of useful precedents adapted to the laws now in force. To which
will be added. An appendix containing all the most approved forms of con-
veyancing, commonly used in this country, such as deeds of bargain and
sale, of lease & release, of trust, mortgages &c. Also the duties of a jus-
tice of the peace arising under the laws of the United States. By William
Waller Hening, attorney at law. 12495
This title was filed for copyright May 3. 1844. No copy seen.
Literary, benevolent and religious associations. *An appeal to the
legislature of Virg:inia, by the friends of literary, benevolent, and religious
associations in Virginia, for a passage of a law authorizing them to receive
and hold bequests. Richmond, H. K. EUyson's press, 1844. 12496
cover title. [S]-14 p. 22cm. Signed by Eli Ball, J. C. Stiles, William I.
Waller, George Woodbridge.
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PnUie worka The twenty-eighth and twenty-ninth annual reports
of the board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia, and other
documents, on subjects connected with the fund for intemid improvement.
Vol. 13. Richmond, Printed by Samuel Shepherd, printer to the common-
wealth, 1845. 12497
1 p.l.. 645. Ivl. 8 p. 24 cm.
This Is the general title for the two following reports, bound to-
grether, paged consecutively, and with an index to the whole.
Index: p. [l]-8 at end of volume.
Twenty-eighth annual report of the board of public works, to
the general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents, [in-
cluding returns and reports of internal improvement companies] Decem-
ber 4, 1843. Richmond, Samuel Shepherd, printer to the commonwealth,
1843. 12498
[255] p. 24 cm.
Includes Information submitted by second auditor relative to internal
improvement companies.
Twenty-ninth annual report of the board of public works, to
the general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents, [in-
cluding returns and reports of internal improvement companies] Decemoe-'
2, 1844. Richmond, Samuel Shepherd, printer to the commonwealth, 1844.
12499
[2571-645, Ivl p. 24 cm.
Includes Information submitted by second auditor relative to Internal
Improvement companies. 12000
Statute of limitations. *An essay upon the act of the general as-
sembly of Virginia, passed April 3, 1838, entitled "an act amending the
statute of limitations," and founded on the English statute of 9 Geo. IV.
C. 14. With a preliminary inquiry into the law of new promises, under the
"statute of limitations." Bj William T. Joynes, of Petersburg. Richmond,
Va., Published by Drinker uxA Morris, Philadelphia, Thomas, Cowperthwait
and CO., 1844. 12501
xi, [131-311, [1] p. 23 H cm.
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students
of the University of Virginia, twentieth session, 1843-1844. [Reprinted]
Charlottesville, Va., Chronicle steam book printing house, 1881. 12502
9 p. 21% cm.
Western lunatic hospital. Seventeenth annual report of the presi-
dent and dir«ctor8 of the western lunatic asylum, to the legislature of Vir-
ginia, with the report of the superintendent and physician, for 1844.
Staunton, Printed by Kenton Harper, 1845. 12503
45 p. tables (part fold.) 22 cm. Francis T. Strlbling, superintendent
and physician. Printed also as doc. 31, 19 p
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Journal of the house of delesrates of Virginia. Session
1845-1846. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Shepherd, printer
to the commonwealth. 1845. 12604
218 p. 30 cm.
Session began Dec. 1, 1846 and ended March 6, 1846. William O. Goode.
speaker.
Rules and regulations: p. 3-6. 1250R
[Communication from tiie governor, James MDowell]: p. 7-17.
12506
[Report by Chapman Johnson on the revision of the criminal code] :
p. 32. 12507
[Report of committee on the condition of the land office]: p. 105.
12508
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[Report of committee on the public library, inclading report of li-
brarian, W. H. Richardson, for year ending Dec. 81, 1845]: p. 107-112.
1250»
[Letter from Alexandre Vattemare relative to international ex-
changes]: p. 112, 113. 12S10
List of warrants on the civil contingent fund during year ending
30th day of September 1845: p. 162-164. 12511
[Report of committee on the condition of the penitentiary]: p. 180.
12512
[List of mehibers who have taken the oath] : p. 181. 12513
Report of committee on the treasurer's accounts]: p. 187-190.
12514
[Report of committee on repairs of governor's house and capitol]:
p. 192. 12S14a
[Report of committee on the armory] : p. 192, 193. 12515
House of delegates of Virginia, 1845-46 [List] : p. 217, 218. 12516
[Documents as appendix] :
400 copies of each document, and S70 copies of each bill p>rinted, unless
otherwise stated.
Annual message of the governor of the commonwealth, and accom-
panying documents. Doc. no. 1. 12517
102 p. 1200 copies of message, without accompanying documents,
printed separately. 400 copies of accompanyingr documents printed. James
M'Dowell. gfovernop. See Journal p. 7-17.
Contents: Adjutant sreneral's report, [W. H. Richardson, adjutant
general] Virgrinia military institute [report of board of visitors, with list of
cadets] Condition of the Bank of Virginia, Farmers' bank of Virgrinia, North-
western bank of Virgrinia, Bank of the Valley in Virginia. Baltimore and
Ohio railroad company [letters from the president] [Resolutions of Maine
relative to the Impriaonment of T. W. Dorr of Rhode Island] [Resolutions
of Massachusetts relative to the annexation of Texas] [Declaration and reso-
lutions of Massachusetts relative to the hostile acts of South Carolina] [Reso-
lutions of New Hampshire relative to treatment of T. W. Dorr by Rhode
Island] [Resolutions of Illinois relative to amending the constitution]
[Resolutions of Maryland relative to Havre de Grace] [Resolutions of South
Carolina relative to the special agrent sent from Massachusetts] [Resolutions
North Carolina relative to exchange of documents] [Resolutions of the
republic of Texas relative to Andrew Jackson] [Resolutions and documents
of Rhode Island relative to Thomas W. Dorr] fLetters from F. R. Hassler
and A. D. Bache relative to standard weights and measures]
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts. Doc. no. 2. 12518
20 p. James E. Heath, auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 8.
/ 12519
19 p. F. M. Lawson, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund, for the
year 1845, and proceedings of the school commissioners in the different
counties, for the year ending September 30, 1844. 12520
51 p. James Brown, jr., 2d auditor.
Books in use at the common schools In 1844. Reports of academies
for 1844.
Correspondence between the governors of Ohio and Virginia [relative
to requisition made by governor of Ohio for surrender of certain Virginiana
claimed as fugitives from justice of Ohio] Doc. no. 5. 12521
6 p.
Abstract from the reports of the clerks of the court of appeals, and
of the circuit superior courts of law and chancery, for the year ending
August 30. 1846. Doc. no. 6. 12522
[11] p.
Proceedings of a convention of the citizens of rorthwestem Virginia,
friendly to the law of the last session of the Virginia legislature, relative
to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, held at Fairmont, Marion county, Vir-
ginia, Monday, July 7, 1845. Doc. no. 7. 1252S
7 p.
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Petition of the Protestant episcopal church of Virginia for a law
anthorizing the religious congregations of this state to hold property to
a limited amount. Doc. no. 8. 12524
2 p.
Annual tonnage and revenue on the lower James river canal and the
Blue ridge canal, from the periods of their respective completion, under
the acts of 1820, 1823 and 1824, to June 1836 inclusive; and the rates of toll
c&arged on each article. Doc. no. 9. 12S25
6 p.
Portsmouth and Roanoke railroad company. [Preamble and resolu-
tions of stockholders relative to the best arrangement to be made to re-
lieve present financial situation, also memorial of the stockholders of the
Portsmouth and Roanoke railroad company, praying that their road may
be sold. Doc. no. 10. 12526
4 p.
Annual report of the board of directors of the penitentiary institu-
tion; annual reports of the superintendent of the armory, or public build-
ings, and of the board of directors of the penitentiary. Doc. no. 11. 12527
5 p. C. S. UorRan, superintendent of penitentiary. Charles Dlmmock,
auperlntendent of public edifices.
Proceedings of the railroad convention held at Clarksburg Virginia
May 29 and 30, 1845. Doc. no. 12. 12528
8 p.
Condition of the Bank of the Valley in Virginia. Doc. no. 13. 12529
2 p.
[Correspondence' and documents relating to the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad co.] Doc. no. 14. 12530
20 p.
Annual report of the rector and visitors of the University of Vir-
ginia, to the president and directors of the literary fund, for the year
ending June 30, 1845. Doc. no. 15. 12531
49 p. Joseph C. Cabell, rector.
Address of the society of alumni of the University of VlrKinia,
through their committee, to the people of Virginia, 1845. Catalogue, session
of 1844-46. CResuIations.] Extract from report of committee of schools
and coUeeres against .expediency of withdrawing: the annuity.
Education convention. [Memorial of a convention which met in
Richmond December 10, 1845, requesting change in the system of popu-
lar education. Journal of the convention, and accompanying documents]
Doc. no. 16. 12532
16, 8 p. Includes the petition of the convention of colleges, asking aid
from the literary fund in behalf of the colleges of the state. 5200 copies
printed. 1200 copies of Petition of convention of colleges printed seperately.
Condition of the Bank of the Valley in Virginia. Doc. no. 17, 12533
2 p.
Loans from literary fund. Doc. no. 18. 12534
2 p.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections, on the contest
from James City, York and Williamsburg [case of L. J. Bowden and Wil-
liam Howard] Doc. no. 19. 1253S
14 p.
Seventh annual report of the board of visitors of the Virginia insti-
tution for the education of the deaf and dumb and of the blind, to the presi-
dent and directors of the literary fund, December 13, 1846, Doc. no. 20.
12536
19 p. J. D. Tyler, principal deaf mute dept.
Capital of the Bank of \^rginim. Doc. no. 21. 12537
tn p.
Memorial of the dt^ of Wheeling, respectfully remonstrating against
the passage of any law in contravention of the act, entitled, "an act to
authorize the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company to complete their road
through Virginia to the Ohio river, and for other purposes", passed 19th
of February 1846, or so as to permit said company, or any other hereafter
to be incorporate, to change the terminus upon the Ohio river, of that
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or any similar work connecting with said railroad at or east of Ciun-
berland in the state of Maryland. Doc. no. 22. 12538
25 p.
A tabular statement shewing the number of acres of land in eafth
county of the state, according to the report of the principal assessors for
1840: also, the amount of taxes assessed upon land, including town lots,
and upon all other subjects of taxation in each county and corporation, for
1845. Doc. no. 23. 12539
14 p. Documents 23 and 32 were reprinted together In an edition of 5000.
Public revenue. [Statement showing the amount paid into the public
treasury, on account of revenue taxes, from the four great sections of the
state, for 1838 and 1843. Doc. no. 24. 12540
(1) p.
Report of the committee of finance on the debt, revenue and ex-
penditures of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 25. 12541
7 p.
Memorial of the committee of the board of visitors of the Virginia
military institute. Doc. no. 26. 12542
2 p.
Report of the minority of the committee on the subject of a call for
a convention to amend the constitution of the state. Doc. no. 27. 12543
B p.
Eighteenth annual report of the president and directors of the West-
em lunatic asylum. Doc. no. 28. 12544
22 p. Samuel Clarke, president. F. T. Stribling, superintendent. Printed
also in octavo, 32 p.
Second auditor's report of the market value of the productive funds
of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 29. 12545
2 p.
Report from the committee of schools and colleges on the memorial
from the education convention, and accompanying documents. Doc. no. 30.
12546
no] p.
Annual report of the court of directors of the Eastern lunatic asylum,
for the year 1846. Doc. no. 31. 12547
28 p. J. A. Deneu^vlUe, clerk. John M. Gait; superintendent and
physician.
Statement of the free white, free colored and slave population of
this commonwealth, as derived from the census of 1830 and 1840, and also
the free white tythables of 1829, 1840 and 1845. Doc. no. 32. 12548 '
4 p. 600 copies printed. Documents 23 and 32 were reprinted together
in an edition of 5000.
James river and Kanawha company. [Answers to interrogatories
addressed to the president by James Lyons delegate in the general as-
sembly from Richmond and member of the committee of roads and in-
temtd navigation. At a meeting of the president and directors held Janu-
ary 13, 1846] Doc. no. 33. 12549*
2 p.
Condition of the Bank of Virginia [January 13, 1846] Doc. no. 34.
12550
2 p.
Semi-annual examination of the cadets of the Virginia military in-
stitute, with a complete list of the admissions into the mstitute since its
commencement In 1839. Doc. no. 86. 12551
17 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
Condition of the Bank of the Valley in Virginia. Doc. no. 36. 12552
2 p.
Condition of the Farmers' bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 37. 12553
2 p. ,
Conditions of the Northwestern bank of Virginia. Doc. no, 88.
12554
2 p.
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General statement of money expended in the different sections of
the commonwealth, for objects of intemid improvement, September 30,
1845. Doc. no. 39. 12555
19 p. Includes a statement of acts of Incorporation, and appropriation*
for internal improvements, from 1816-16 to 1843-44. 2200 copies printed.
Resolutions of Georgia. [1. Report and resolutions of committee
on Massachusetts' proposition (by legislative resolution) to alter the con-
stitution of the United States" so as to apportion representatives in con-
gress and direct taxes among the several states, in proportion to thei^
respective number of free persons, exclusive of Indians not taxed". 2. Re-
port and resolutions on the memorial or declaration of Massachusetts rela-
tive to the difficulties between authorities of that state and the authorities
of South Carolina and Louisiana over the question of citizenship of free
negroes] Doc. no. 40. . 12556
4 p.
Condition of the Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheeling. Doc.
no. 41. 12557
2 p.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections on the contest
from Frederick county [case of J. H. Carson, Jonathan Lovett, J. F. Wall
and James Gather] Doc. no. 42. 12558
50 p.
Report of the joint committee to examine the penitentiary. Doc<
no. 43. 12559
2 p.
Resolutions and memorial of citizens of Rockbridge county, pray-
ing an appropriation for the extension of the James river and Kanawha
canal to Buchanan, and other subjects. Doc. no. 44. 12560
4 p.
Condition of the Exchange bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 45. 12561
6 p.
Resolutions of Mississippi. [Pledging Mississippi's support of the
general government in maintaining national rights to the Oregon territory]
Doc no. 46. 12562
2 p.
Resignation of the president [Joseph C. Cabell] of the James river
and Kanawha company. Doc. no. 47. 12563
[1] p.
Report of the joint committee on the University of Virginia. Doc.
no. 48. 12564
18 p. Committee was appointed "to examine Into the condition and
government of that institution, and ascertain what abuses, if any, exist
therein."
James river and Kanawha company. Memoranda and estimate illus-
trative of a "bill to provide the means of completing the James river and
Kanawha improvement, from tide water to the mouth of the North River",
based upon tiie joint stock principle. Doc. no. 49. 12565
4 p.
A list of accounts remaining open on the books of the auditor's office,
on the thirtieth of September 1845, arising from, or changed by the busi-
ness of the office, since the last report. Doc. no. 50. 12566
11 p.
Dawson fund. [Report showing condition of fund bequeathed by
Martin Dawson for educational purposes] Doc. no. 51. 12567
4 p.
Bills:
A bill in relation to the proceedings in cases of usury. Bill no. 6.
12568
[1] p.
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A bfll conceming ordinaries and houses of private entertainment.
BOl no. 16. 12569
ti] p.
A bill to amend the act passed the 9th of February, 1844, authorizing:
a loan from the literary fond to the trustees of West liberty academy.
Bill no. 23. 12570
II] p.
A bill to increase the capital stock of the Staunton and James river
turnpike company, for the purpose of M'adamidng their road. Bill no.
24. 12571
5 p.
A bill releasing the commonwealth's right in the Price's turnpike
and Cumberland Gap road to the counties through which the road passes,
on certain conditions. Bill no. 26. 12572
[1] p.
A bill for the more speedy trial of certain offences. Bill no. 35.
12573
[1] p.
A bill incorporating the president and directors of the Southwestern
turnpike road, and for other purposes. Bill no. 37. 12574
B p.
A bill adding the county of Bedford to the tenth judicial circuit. Bill
no. 38. 12575
ti] p.
A bill to amend the sixty-second section of the act, entitled "an
act to establish a court of law and chancery in each of the counties of
the commonwealth, and in certain corporations therein mentioned", passed
16th day of April 1831. Bill no. 39. 1257A
[1] p.
A bill concerning offenders against the "act to amend an act, en-
titled 'an act to suppress duelling*." Bill no. 40. 12577
[1] p.
A bill establishing the coimty of out of the northern end
of the county of Tyler. Bill no. 42. 12578
6 p.
A bill concerning the punishment of free negroes and mulattoes in
certain cases. Bill no. 45. 12579
[1] p.
A bill prohibiting persons interested in the profits of the office of
sheriff from practisine as attorneys in the county in which they shall be so
interested. Bill no. 46. 12580
[1] p.
A bill concerning sheriffs' and other officers' commissions on execu-
tions. Bill no. 62. 12581
fi] p.
A bill to simplify indictments for perjury. Bill no. 53. 12582
ni p.
A bill extending the provisions of the act authorizing the banks
to issue small notes. Bill no. 64. 12583
[1] p.
A bill concerning the admission of patients mto the Eastern asylum.
Bm no. 66. 12584
2 p. '
A bill for the completion of the Brandonville, Kingwood and Evans-
ville road. Bill no. 69. 12585
[1] p.
A bill requiring the purchase of a lot and improvements adjoining
the public warehouse in the city of Richmond. Bill no. 71. 12586
£1] p.
A bill prohibiting joint stock companies in which the state is inter-
ested from contracting debts beyond their available means. Bill no. 77.
12587
[1] p.
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A bill concerning deeds of trust. Bill no. 84. 12588
£1] p.
A bill concerning proceedings at rules. Bill no. 85. 12589
[1] p.
A bill concerning the lien of fee bills. Bill no. 86. 12590
ti] p.
A bill to incorporate the Richmond and Ohio railroad company. Bill
no. 87. 12591
[9] p.
A bill providing for the publication of the final report of the geo-
logical survey of the state. Bill no. 89. 12592
11] p.
A bill further to provide for the revision of the criminal code. Bill
no. 98. 1259S
[1] p.
A bill more effectually to punish certain trespasses. Bill no. 99.
12594
m p.
A bill in relation to confessions of judgments. Bill no. 100. 12595
[1] p.
A bill to render certified copies of papers admissible in evidence in
lieu of the originals, in certain cases. Bill no. 101. 12596
cn p.
A bill directing a payment by the board of public works to the
directors of the road from the Ohio river by Morgantown to the Mary-
land line, and for other purposes. Bill no. 102. 12597
[1] p.
A bUl modifying the act changing the time of accounting for the
taxes on licenses to merchants and others, passed March the 11th, 1848,
exempting certain counties from the operation thereof. Bill no. 105. 12598
ti] p.
A bill to authorize the backing of warrants. Bill no. 109. 12599
m p.
A bill authorizing jaflors to require security for tiieir fees. Bill no.
110. 12600
II] p.
A bill changing the punishment of free negroes and mulattoes for
certain offences. Bill no. 111. 12601
m p.
A bill changing the tim« of comparing the congressional polls. Bill
no. 114. 12602
m p.
A bill appropriating a sum of money to provide furniture for the
institotion for tiie deaf and dumb and blind. Bill no. 116. 1260S
tU p.
A bill appropriating a sum of money to Rector college. Bill no. 117.
12604
tl] p.
A bill imposing taxes for the support of government. Bill no. 118.
12605
9 p.
A bill to establish a system of free schools in the county of Essex.
Bill no. 119. 12606
5 p.
A bill authorizing the clerk to make out indexes to the journals of
the house of delegates from the year 1772 to 1884-6. Bill no. 120. 12607
tl] p.
A bill concerning the qualifications of grand juries. Bill no. 123.
12608
[1] p.
A bill to incorporate the Potomac and Ohio raOroad company. Bill
no. 126. 12609
* p.
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A bill for taking: the sense of the people for the citll of a convention
for amending the constitution of this state, and for other purposes. Bill
no. 132. 12610
4 p.
A bill to provide for the collection of fines in volunteer companies.
BUI no. 134. 12611
[1] P.
A bill concerning costs on recognizances for breaches of the peace.
Bill no. 137. 12612
[1] P.
A bill to establish the Virginia armory school. Bill no. 139. 12613
3 p.
A bill to provide for the revisal of the civil code of this common-
wealth. Bill no. 142. 12614
[1] p.
A bill incorporating the Cacapon and Potomac railroad company.
Bill no. 144. 12615
[1] p.
A bill appropriating the public revenue. Bill no. 145. 12615a
4 p.,
A bUl to authorize constables to collect taxes, levies and poor rates
returned by the sheriffs as due from insolvents. BUI no. 146. 12616
2 p.
A bill fixing the times of holding the circuit superior courts of law
and chancery of the new county of Whetsel, and changing the times of
holding the circuit superior courts of law and chancery for certain other
counties in the twentieth judicial circuit. Bill no. 148. 12617
[1] p.
A bUl concerning trials in criminal cases. Bill no. 150. 12618
2 p.
A bill concerning the execution of criminals. Bill no. 151. 12619
2 p.
A bill for taking the sense of the people for the call of a convention
to amend the constitution of the state. [Not numbered] 12620
3 p.
A bill concerning western lands, and substitute. Bill no. 152. 12621
4. 6 p.
A bUl establishing the county out of the county of
Fauquier. Bfll no. 153. 12622
5 p.
A bUl concerning the securities of Jerman Baker. BUl no. 160.
1262i
2 p.
A bin directing the board of public works to seU the Portsmouth and
Roanoke railroad, and incorporating the purchasers thereof by the name
of 'The sea board and Roanoke raUroad company". BUl no. 168. 12624
2 p.
A bUl concerning executions against insolvent debtors. BUl no. 172.
1262S
[1] p.
A bUl for the relief of the Richmond and Petersburg raUroad com-
pany. BUl no. 179. 12626
tl] p-
A bUl making a loan from the literary fund to Mathews academy.
BUl no. 181. 12627
[1] p.
A bill to increase the capital stock of the Roanoke navigation com-
pany. BUl no. 182. 12628
4 p.
A bUl for promoting and improving the agriculture of the state.
BUl no. 189. 12629
2 p.
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A bill extending the jurisdiction of Justices of the peace. Bill no. 190.
12630
« p.
A bUl to provide for the extension of the James river and Kanawha
canal to Buchanan and for its completion to tide water, and substitute pro-
posed to be offered by Mr. Toler. Bill no. 191. 12631
3. 2 p.
A bill providing for a road from the Guyandotte river in Logan
county, to the Kanawha river in Kanawha county. Bill no. 192. 12632
* p.
A bill to amend the act of March 31, 1837, entitled "an act to pro-
vide for the construction of a road from Sistersville to the Northwestern
turnpike". Bill no. 193. 12633
[1] p.
A bill providing for the extension of the Louisa railroad to the
eastern base of the Blue Ridge. Bill no. 194. 12634
[1] p.
A bill providing for the collection of claims against the owners of
steamboats and other water ciuft navigating the Ohio river and its tribu-
taries within this commonwealth. Bill no. 199. 12635
3 p.
A bill to establish district free schools in the counties of Lancaster,
Westmoreland, Kichmond, Prince William and Fairfax. BUI no. 204. 12636
6 p.
A bill to authorize changes in the location of the turnpike road in the
Kanawha salines on the north side of the Kanawha river. Bill no. 206.
12687
[1] p.
A bill concerning the lunatic asylums of this commonwealth. Bill no.
208. 12638
[11 p.
A bUl to create a college fund out of the accruing capital of the
literary fond. Bill no. 210. 12639
2 p.
A bill concerning ferry rates. Bill no. 216. 12640
tlj p.
A bill directing a survey for a turnpike road from a point on the
Staunton and Clarksburg road in Gilmer, to the mouth of Mill creek on the
Ohio river in Jackson county. Bill no. 217. 12641
[1] p.
A bill providing for the issuing of new certificates of debt in place
of certain bonds issueid by the James river company. Bill no. 218.
12642
[1] p.
A bill to authorize a subscription for the state of two-fifths of the
capital stock of th^ Giles, Fayette and Kanawha turnpike company. Bill
no. 219. 12643
ni p.
A bill to amend an act, entitled "an act to incorporate the Win-
chester and Potomac railroad company", passed April 8th 1831. Bill no.
220. 12644
[1] p.
A'bOI to provide for the construction of a bridge across the Valley
river on the Staunton and Parkersburg road. BUl no. 221. 12645
[1] p-
A bill allowing premiums for certain agricultural products. Bill no.
226. 12646
m p-
A bill authorizing the establishment of a branch bank at Martins-
burg in the county of Berkeley. BUl no. 228. 12647
[1] p-
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A bUl to amend the "act incorporating the president and directors
of the Southwestern turnpike road, and for other purposes", passed Janu-
ary 28th, 1846. Bill no. 229. 12648
3 p.
A bill providing for the collection of delinquent militia fine tickets.
Bill no. 231. 12649
3 p.
A bfll to submit to the people of Loudoun, for adoption or rejec-
tion, the act passed the 3d of March 1835, providing for the opening and
repair of public roads. Bill no. 232. 12650
[1] p.
A bill to amend an act, entitled "an act to prevent fraud in brand-
ing of tobacco". Bill no. 236. 126S1
II] p.
A bill concerning debtors to literary fund. Bill no. 239. 12652
ti] p.
A bill accepting bv the state of Virginia the county of Alexandria
in the District of Columbia, when the same shall be re-ceded by the con-
gress of the United States. Bill no. 240. 1265S
[1] p.
A bill to reduce the capital stock of the Bank of Virginia and for
other purposes. Bill no. 243. 12654
2 p.
A bill for the transfer and exchange of certain obligations between
the commonwealth and the board of public works. Bill no. 247. 12655
2 p.
A bill concerning the Western lunatic asylum at Staunton. Bill no.
248. 12656
2 p.
A bill to amend an act, entitled "an act concerning the overseers of
the poor". Bill no. 261. 12657
[1] p.
A bill concerning fines due the literary fund. Bill no. 252. 12658
[1] p.
A bill amending the act, entitled, "an act to prevent the citizens
of New York from carrying slaves out of this commonwealth, and to pre-
vent the escape of persons, charged with the commission of any offence",
passed March the 13th, 1841, and all acts amendatory thereof. Bill no.
253. 12659
[1] p.
A bill to increase the bterary fund. Bill no. 258. 12660
[1] p.
A bill supplementary to, and amendatory of, the act, entitled "an
act to authorize the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company to complete
their road to the Ohio river, and for other purposes", passed February
19, 1845. Bill no. 262. 12661
[1] p-
A bill amending the present primary school system. Bill no. 263.
12662
4 P.
[Two] bills for the establishment of a district public school system.
Bill no. 266. 1266S
6. 8 p.
A bill to authorize ia survey for a road from the town of Jackson
on James river to a point on the M'adamized road east of Wytheville. Bill
no. 270. 12664
[1] p.
A bill authorizing the appointment of agents to purchase by whole-
sale, articles for the use of the inmates of the lunatic asylums within this
commonwealth. Bill no. 274. 12665
2 p.
A bill to amend an act, entitled "an act to incorporate the Rich-
mond and Ohio railroad company". Bill no. 279. 12666
ti] p.
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A bill limiting proceedings against special bail. Bill no. 230. 12667
[1] p.
A bill to provide the nueans of completing the James river and
Kanawha improvement from tiae water to the mouth of the North river.
Bill no. 284. 12668
* p.
A bill providing for the erection of a building for the preservation
and use of weights and measures. Bill no. 286. 12669
[1] p.
A bill prescribing certain courts in which suits against public cor-
porations composed of officers of the government may be maintained. Bill
no. 287. 12674
2 p.
A bill to prevent frauds upon the elective franchise. Bill no. 292.
12671
[1] p.
Index. 41 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
besrun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the first day of December in the year one thousand eight
hundred and forty-five, Richmond : Printed by John Warrock,
printer to the senate. 1845. 12672
223, 30 p. 23cin.
Session began Dec. 1, 1845 and ended March 6, 184S. Edward P. Scott,
speaker.
[Rules and regulations] : p. 4-7. 12673
Letter of the governor, James McDowell, Dec. 1, 1845]: p. 8-26.
12674
[Report of committee relative to the public library]: p. 62, 63.
'2675
[Report of committee appointed to examine the clerk's office, in-
cluding a list of books in the office] : p. 70. 12676
In the list appears "Continuous journal of the senate from 1798 to
1845." This probably refers to the printed Journals.
[Report of the committee appointed to examine the accounts of the
treasurer for year ending Sep. 30, 18451 : p. 80. 81. 12677
[Report of the committee relative to the contested election case of
George W. Lewis vs. James M. Smith] : p. 91-95. 12678
370 copies printed separately.
[Report of the committee on the resolutions of citizens of Alexan-
dria in favor of a retrocession of that town and the county of Alexandria
to Virginia] : p. 98, 99. 12679
Also printed separately.
[Report of the committee relative to the penitentiary]: p. 103, 104.
12680
[Report of the committee relative to the armory] : p. 113, 114. 12681
Letters from the presidents of the Bank of Virginia and the Farm-
ers' bank of Virginia relative to the issue of notes under the value of $5.00] :
p. 117, 118. 12682
[Letter of resignation of Joseph C. Cabell as president of the James
river and Kanawha company] : p. 119, 120. 12683
[Report of the committee appointed to examine into the condition
and government of the University of Virginia] : p. 122-148. 12684
Also printed separately. 370 copies.
[Report of committee relative to amount drawn from the treasury
by the judges in each of the grand divisions of the state]: p. 163-155.
12685
[Report of committee relative to the revision of the criminal code] :
p. 159, 160. 12686
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Members of the senate who served Dec. 1, 1845 to March €, 1846:
p. 223. 12687
Index. 30 p.
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
Correspondence between the governors of Virginia [James McDowell]
and Ohio [M. Bartly] [relative to fugitives from justice from Ohio] Doc.
no. 1. 12688
8 p. 370 copies printed.
Debt ,and resources of the commonwealth, September 30, 1846.
Transmitted December 1, 1845, to the general assembly, by the second
auditor. Doc. no. 2. 12689
7 p. SOOO copies printed.
Report of the committee of finance [of the house of delegates] on
the debt, revenue and expenditures of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 3.
12690
7 p. Rflftft copies printed.
Report of the select committee of the senate on the petition of the
town and county of Alexandria, in the District of Columbia, to be admitted
into the state of Virginia on the passage of an act by congress retroceding
the same. 12691
2 p. See Journal p. 98, 99. 370 copies printed.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections, on the contested
election of [G. W.] Lewis and [J. M.] Smith. 12692
4 p. See Journal p. 91-95. 370 copies printed.
Report of committee of courts of justice, on the bill "concerning
Jane Hailstock." 1269S
6 p. 370 copies printed.
An act, incorporating "the president and directors of the South-
western turnpike road" and for other purposes. Bill no. 1. 12694
4 p. 370 copies printed.
An act, to incorporate the Richmond and Ohio raflroad company.
Bill no. 2. 12695
( p. 370 copies printed.
Session Laws
Acts of the sreneral assembly of Virginia, passed at the ses-
sion commencing December 1, 1845, and ending March 6, 1846,
in the seventieth year of the commonwealth. Richmond : Sam-
uel Shepherd, printer to commonwealth. 1846. 12686
198 p. 23Hcin.
Resolutions: p. 161, 162. 12697
Resolutions . . claims on Virginia for revolutionary land
bounty ... : p. 161. 12698
Resolutions . . . Virginia military land warrants ... : p. 161.
12699
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals,
and in the general court of Virginia. By Peachy R. Grattan.
Volume 2. From April 1, 1845, to April 1, 1846. Richmond,
Printed by Shepherd and Colin, 1846. 12700
[xxl. «64 p. 23 1-2 cm.
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Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia. April,
1845-January, 1846. p. [1]-661. ,
Cases decided by the general court of Virginia. June-December,
1846. p. [553] -627.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
William H. Cabell, president, Francis T. Brooke, Robert Stanard, John J.
Allen, Briscoe G. Baldwin. Attorney General: Sidney S. Baxter.
Judges of the general court during the time of these reports: Daniel
Smith, Richard H. Field, John T. Lomax, John Scott, William Leigh, Lucas
P. Thompson, Benjamin Estill, James £. Brown, Edwin S. Duncan, Joseph
L. Fry, John B. Clopton, Richard H. Baker, John B. Christian, Isaac R.
Douglass, Philip N. Nicholas, Daniel A. Wilson, Edward Johnston, John
Robertson, James H. Gholson, David M'Comas, Norbome M. Taliaferro,
George P. Scarburg.
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
and in the general court of Virginia. By Peachy R. Grattan.
Vol. 2. From April 1, 1845, to April 1, 1846. Second edition.
Richmond: Printed by Ritchie & Dunnavant. 1861. 12701
[xvlii], 662 p. 23 cm.
Reports of cases decided by the general court of Virginia,
at June and December terms 1845. Richmond: Printed by
Shepherd and Colin. 1846. 12702
[1911-279 p. 23 cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1845] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 11, 1836-1869, p. 10-14. 1893. 1270S
James riyer and Kanawha co. Eleventh annual report of the presi-
dent to the stockholders of the James River and Kanawha company con-
taining an examination of the relative merits of railroads and canals; with
a supplement thereto, vindicating the policy of a continuous water line for
the central improvement; also the proceedings of the stockholders at the
eleventh annual meeting in December 1845, and at their adjourned meet-
ings in February and March 1846. Richmond: Shepherd and Colin, prin-
ters, 1846. 12704
-5731-769, 146 p. 24Hcm. Joseph C. Cabell, president.
Supplement to the president's report "In vindication of the plans upon
which we were disposed to conduct the central Improvement." Sisned, Joseph
C. Cabell, late president: p. 627-769. 12704a
[Report of G. Walker on the Kanawha road, Kanawha canal, and
the western improvement] Appendix H, p. 20-23. 1270S
[Letter from E, H. Gill to J. C. CHbell on the relative cost of canals
and railroads, and discussing whether a railroad as a continuation of the
central Improvement west of Lynchburgr, can be constructed at less cost,
will afford a cheaper transportation, and yield a larger revenue than a
canal] Appendix I, p. 23-35. Originally published In Richmond times, Oct.
17, 1845. 1270«
Letters relative to rates of freight on the Brie canal: Appendix T,
p. 36-40. 18707
[Letter from Joslah White on rates from Mauch Chunk to Bristol]
Appendix, p. 41. 12708
Answers to Interrogatories propounded by the senate of Maryland
to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company: Appendix L, p. 41-43. 1270*
Extract from 2d report of the New York and Erie railroad company,
8d February, 1841: Appendix O, p. 44-46. 13710
E^xtracts from the surveys of various railroad routes across the AUe-
erhany mountain: Appendix P. p. 47-53. 12711
Comparative table of the grades upon the two routes proposed for a
railroad from Buchanan to the mouth of the Kanawha river: Appendix Q,
p. 53. 12713
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Bxtracts from a report made in January, 1846, by W. Mllnor Roberts,
enerineer to the board of directors of the Sandy and Beaver canal com-
pany: Appendix R, p. 64-67. - 1271S
Correspondence relative to the trade of the western states [letters of
Li. Summers, E. Walker, R. W. Polndexter, P. H. Steenbergen, C. Radziminski,
J. A. Lancaster, Preston & Enders, M. M. R. Todd, Mr. Orr, of Chilicothe. W.
H. Merrltt of Montreal, B. D. Mansfleldl Appendix S, p. 57-80. 12714
Tabular comparison of the charges for the transportation of different
assumed amounts of through tonnage on the James river and Kanawha im-
provement, if by a continuous water line, with the like charKea on the
same improvement [by Mr. Carrington of the Richmond times and compiler,
and Mr. Chittenden, secretary of the company] Appendix T. p. 82, 83. 1271S
[Lietters from Prof. W. B. RoRers, John T. Anderson, Thos. Shanks:
Appendix U, p. 84-94. 1271«
Tabular statement of the increase of population in the region com-
prising Missouri, one half of Tennessee, one fourth of North Carolina and
Alabama, and the western states bordering on the Ohio, from the first census
in 1790 to the sixth census in 1840, with an estimate, deduced therefrom, of
the increase of its population in the three succeeding periods of ten years
endlDK with the census of 1870: Appendix V. p. 9!i. 12717
Extract from the Report on the finances and internal improvements of
the state of New York by the committee of ways and means of the house v
of assembly of that state, presented by Samuel B. Ruggles, chairman, 12th
March, 1838: Appendix W, p. 96-101. 12718 .
[Report by Mr. Barrow in the senate of the U. S. on the memorials to
improve the navitration of the Mississippi river and its principal tributaries.
Feb. 9 18431] Appendix X. p. 101-106. 1271»
Comparative tables shewing the cost of transportation on the James
river and old canal, on the present canal, and on the whole improvement,
when completed: Appendix T, p. 107, 108. 12720
Address to the people, on the proposed line of improvement, August,
1832. by the late chief iustice Marshall: Appendix Z, p. 109-111. This was re-
printed from one of the newspapers of the time. The article was siirned
"A subscriber." 12721
Detailed plan on raising the additional capital necessary for the Jame*
river and Kanawha company, presented by Joseph C. Cabell, to the stock-
holders in the fourth annual report, and by the stockholders laid before the
legislature at the session of 1838-9, with such additions and modiflcntions
as subsequent circumstances have rendered necessary, the plan being based
on the joint stock principle: Appendix Aa, p. 112-127. 12722
The Index, p. 129-146. is for the 7th. 8th. 9th. 10th. 11th reports and
Appendix.
Amended regulations for the James river and Kanawlia canal,
adopted by the body of stockholders at their tenth- annual meeting in De-
cember 1844, together with tables of tolls and distances. Richmond:
Printed by Shepherd and Colin. 1845. 12723
46 p. 23cm.
Norfolk. *The ordinances of the borough of Norfolk; to which are
prefixed the charter of the borough, and a colection of acts and parts of
acts of assembly, relating to the corporation. Pub. by authority of the
common council. 1845. Norfolk, Printed by T. G. Broughton & co., 1845,
12724
325. [2] p. 22V4cm. •
Virginia military institute. Regulations of the Virginia military in-
stitute at Lexington. New York, Wiley & Putnam, 1845. 12725
42. [1] p. 22cm.
Western asylum. Eighteenth annual report of the president and di-
Tectors of the western asylum, to the legislature of Virginia, with the re-
port of the superintendent and physician, for 1845. Staunton, Printed by
Kenton Harper, 1846. 1272«
32 p. tables (part fold.) 22 cm. Francis T. Strlbling. superintendent
and physician. Printed also as doc. 28. in quarto.
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Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia. Session
1846-47. Richmond: Printed by Samuel Shepherd, printer to
the conunonwealth. 1846. 12727
2SS P. 27.8cin. 166 copies were bound.
SeBslon begran Dec. 7, 1846 and ended March 23, 1147. William O. Goode,
speaker. After Jan. 4. John W. Jones, spealier.
Rules and reflations: p. 3-6. 12728
Communication from the governor, William Smith] : p. 7-19. 12729
^Report of John M, Patton and Conway Robinson relative to progress
in revising the civil code] : p. 35. 12730
Resolutions of New Hampshire relative to Texas, Mexican war and
slavery] : p. 90, 91. 12781
Report of committee relative to revision of the criminal code]:
p. 107, 108. 12732
[Resolutions of Vermont relative to the Mexican war, and slavery]:
p. 122. 12733
[Report of committee on condition of the land office]: p. 183, 184.
12734
List of warrants on the civil contingent fund for year ending 30th
Sept. 1846: p. 184-186. 12735
Bill to incorporate the Washington and New Orleans magnetic tele-
graph company: p. 189, 190. 12736
[Report of committee on the treasurer's accounts] : p. 200-203, 12737
Report of committee on armory]: p. 219, 220. 12738
'List of members who have taken the oath]: p. 225. 12739
Report of committee relative to Ohio boundary] : p. 228. 12740
Report of governor on claims disallowed on account of the Virginia
volunteers]: p. 231. 12741
House of delegates of Virginia, 1846-47 [List]: p. 264, 265. 12742
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
410 copies of each document and 380 of each bill printed, unless other-
wise stated.
Annual message of the governor of the commonwealth and accompany-
ing documents. Doc. no. 1. 12743
97 p. 1200 copies of messag-e, not IncludlnK documents, printed. Will-
lam Smith, governor. See journal: p. 7-19.
Contents: Report of adjutant general, W. H. Richardson. Report of
superintendent of armory, Charles Dlmmoclc. Report of superintendent of
public edifices, Charles Dimmock. Report of board of visitors of Virginia
military institute, [with list of cadets] annual report of the board of directors
of the penitentiary, C. S. Morgan, superintendent. Report of vaccine agent,
p. H. Deane. Internal Improvement convention at Staunton [Oct. SO, 31. 1846,
proceedings] fProceedlngrs of the] Weston convention [Sept. 25, 1846) Retro-
cession of the county of Alexandria [with documents. Including a list of voters
for and against the proposition] Condition of Bank of Virginia, Farmers'
bank of Virginia. Exchange bank of Virginia, Northwestern bank of Virginia,
Bank of the Valley in Virginia. [L«tter from J. L.. Sibley, assistant librarian
of Harvard university asking for a regrular system of depositing Virginia doc-
uments In the library] Resolutions of Michigan [relative to the leasing of
mineral land in the state]
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts [for the year ending
September 80, 18461 Doc. no. 2. 12744
. 20 p. James E. Heath, auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of the commonwealth [for the year
ending September 80, 1846. Doc. no. 3. 12745
15 p. F. M. Lawson, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund, for the year
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1846, and proceedings of the school commissioners in the different counties,
for the year ending September 30, 1845. Doc. no. 4. 12746
48 p. James Brown, jr., 2d auditor.
Includes List of academies receiving aid, and reports of academies for
1845; lAst of boolcs in use at common scliools.
Retrocession of the county of Alexandria. [Memorial of a portion of
the citizens of the county opposed to retrocession to Virginia] Doc. no. 5.
12747
2 p.
Memorial of a committee of the stockholders of the James river and
Kanawha company, asking an extension of the charter of said company, and
legislative aid in the farther prosecution of the work. Doc. no. 6. 12748
5 p.
Abstract from the reports of the clerks of the court of appeals, and
of the circuit superior courts of law and chancery, for the year ending
August 30, 1846. Doc. no. 7. 12749
12 p.
Annual report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia
to the president and directors of the literary fund, for the year ending
June 29, 1846. Doc. no. 8. 12750
11 p. Joseph C. Cabell, rector. Includes Advertisement of the chair-
man of the faculty, relative to state pupils at the university.
Eighth annual report of the board of visitors of the Virginia institu-
tion for the education of, the deaf and dumb and of the blind, to the presi-
dent and directors of the literary fund, December 4, 1846. Doc. no. 9.
12751
22 p. J. D. Tyler, principal deaf mute dcpt. J. C. M. Merrillat, principal
blind dept. 700 copies printed.
Memorial of the committee of the convention [held in Richmond,
October 2, 1844] touching the Staunton and Scottsville turnpike road [in-
cluding the report of the engineer, E. M. Taylor] Doc. no. 10. 12752
10 p.
Penitentiary institution. [The superintendent's (Charles S. Morgan)
account of the system on which the penitentiary is run, stating expenditures
for and income from the institution. Showing improvement since his as-
suming control as superintendent. Accounts for past year. Table giving
comparative view of earnings, &c., of various penitentiaries] Doc. no. 11.
12753
This report was prepared by Mr. Morgan. Report is a reply to Governor
Smith's statement In his message "that the penitentiary system is inherently
wrong, or that there Is something very defective in its administration." Mr.
Morgan attempts to prove that though the system may be wrong the adminis-
tration is not defective.
9 p.
Staunton and James river turnpike. [Statement of annual dividends
received by state from the company in the ten years ending September 30,
1846] Doc. no. 12. 12754
[1] p.
A memorial of the citizens of the county of Wood praying that an
act may be passed to incorporate a company to construct a railroad from
some point on the Potomac to some point on the Ohio river, at a point not
further south than the mouth of the Little Kanawha. Memorial of the city
of Wheeling, praying that no law be passed authorizing the extension of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to the Ohio river at any point south of that
city, by the said company, or for the incorporation of any other company
for that or any similar purposes. Proceedings of the railroad convention
held at Weston, Lewis county, Virginia, on Friday, September 26th, 184S.
Doc. no. 13. 12755
2, 12, 6 p.
Lynchburg and Salem turnpike. Statement of dividends on the stock
of the state in the company since 1826] Doc. no. 14. .12756
[1] p.
Proceedings fof a meeting of citizens of Marshall county] [Declara-
lion of the principles of government and statement as to ttie reforms de-
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sired. A convention is needed to carry out the principles and institute the
reforms. Government should not recognize geographcial distinctions for
benefit of special interests. Legislature, judiciary and executive should be
separate and distinct. Legislature should represent whole number of citi-
zens and should meet biennially. Suffrage should be extended to all citizens.
Monopolies and corporations should be carefully watched] Doc. no. 15.
12757
4 p.
Adjutant general's report [regarding supplies to state troops for
Mexican war] Doc. no. 16. • 12758
9 p.
Judgment, etc., in case of Commonwealth vs. Gamer. Doc. no. 17.
12758a
No copy seen. Title from voucher March 24. 1847.
Memorial of the board of trade of the city of Wheeling to the legisla-
ture of Virginia, renewing their remonstrance against the passage of any
law to authorize the construction of a railroad from the Potomac, to any
point on the Ohio river south of Wheeling, either by the extension of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad or otherwise. Doc. no. 18. 12759
5 p.
Oxford convention. [Proceedings of a convention held at Oxford,
N. C, Nov. 3, 1846, having for its object the improvement of the Roanoke,
Dan and Staunton rivers] Doc. no. 19. 12760
2 p.
Memorial of the Covington convention [for adoption by legislature of
some means for extending and completing James river and Kanawha im-
provement; and proceedings of convention, November 19-20, 1846] Doc. ^
no. 20. 12761
6 p.
Memorial of citizens of Alexandria and valley of Virginia [for an act
incorporating "The Alexandria and Potomac railroad company" to build
railroad from Harper's Ferry to Alexandria; commonwealth to subscribe
2/5 of capital stock] Doc. no. 21. 12762
[1] p.
Petition of Robert A. Mayo and others [relating to their line of
steamboats between Richmond and Norfolk] Doc. no. 22. 12763
4 p.
The petition of three hundred and fifty-two voters of the county of
Henry, praying the repeal of the free school law passed at the last session
of the general assembly, so far as the same related to that county. Doc.
no. 23. 12764
3 p. 1200 copies printed.
The petition of Henry Ludlam and others to incorporate the Virginia
and New York steam packet company. Doc. no. 24. 12765
ri] p.
Remonstrance of citizens of Richmond, against the petition of Henry
Ludlam and others. Doc. no. 24. 12766
tU p.
Report of the committee for courts of justice on the revision and
digest of the criminal law. Doc. no. 25. 12767
2 p.
The petition of two hundred and eighty-eight citizens of the town and
county of Alexandria, praying a subscription by the state to a part of the
capital stock of the Alexandria canal. Doc. no. 26. 12768
2 p.
Revision of the criminal code. [Report of Robert G. Scott in regard
to revision and digest of criminal code] Doc. no. 27. 12769
4 D.
Report of the superintendent of the literary fund. [Showing money
drawn from literary fund on account of the University of Virginia, to the
80th September 1846; amount expended on primary schools, from time of
first appropriation for their support to present year, inclusive; amount ap-
propriated in aid of academies by school commissioners of certain counties
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and corporations; amount of school quotas forfeited by counties to whicli
assigned] Doc. no. 28. 1Z770
6 p.
Annual report of the court of directors of the Eastern lunatic asylum,
for the year 1846. Doc. no. 29. 12771
20 p. John M, Gait, superintendent and physician. 710 copies printed.
The petition of eight hundred citizens of the counties of Campbell,
Bedford and other counties, praying the passage of some law, or other action
by the legislature, restricting the power of tne James river and Kanawha
company to levy and collect tolls on a^cultural productions, and limiting
their power so to levy tolls, to the maximum prescribed by the forty-fourth
section of the original charter. Doc. no. 30. 12772
3 p.
Three petitions of citizens of Marion county, numerously signed,
praying for Uie improvement of the navigation of the Monongahela river
from the Pennsylvania line upwards. Doc. no. 31. 12773
[1] p.
The remonstrance of the president and directors of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac company against the petition of Robert A.
Mayo and others. Doc. no. 32. 12774
5 p.
Memorial of the president and directors of the Louisa railroad com-
pany, complaining of the violation by the Richmond, FVedericksburg and
Potomac company, of a certain contract, &c. &c. and praying relief. Doc.
no. 83. 12775
12, 4, 3, 1 p. Includes answer of the R. F, & P. co.
Semi-annual report of the superintendent of the Virginia military
institute with accompanying statements. Doc. no. 34. 12776
5 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent. Includes merit roll. 700 copies
printed.
Nineteenth annual report of the president and directors of the West-
em lunatic asylum. Doc. no. 35. 1Z777
20 p. Samuel Clarke, president. F. T. Strtbllng physician and superin-
tendent. 700 copies printed. Printed also in octavo, 40 p.
Quarterly reports of the Bank of Virginia, Farmers bank and North-
western bank. Doc. no. 36. 12778
4 p.
[Letter of Judge James H. Gholson, judge of the second judicial cir-
cuit, to the speaker of the house of delegates, denouncing as false the
charges of partiality and corruption in administering his official affairs made
against him by R. R. Collier in a pamphlet entitled "Some observations on
the law affairs of Virginia" which is siddressed to the committee on courts
of. justice. Judge Gholson requests a thorough investigation of his conduct
throughout the time of his judicial service and either condemnation or ex-
oneration from the assembly by which body he was elected to office] Doc.
no. 37. 12779
2 p.
Answer of the president and directors of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad company to the memorial of the president and
directors of the Louisa railroad company, with accompanying documents.
Doc. no. 38. 12780
11 p.
Memorial of citizens of Petersburg, asking a charter to construct a
ship canal; and the remonstrance of citizens of Petersburg against the ship
canal. Doc. no. 39. 12781
[1], 2 p.
Petition of Robert R. Collier. [Petition of Collier for removal of
Judge James H. Gholson of the second judicial circuit from office: charges
preferred by Collier against Gholson; letter of Collier to Hon. J. W. Jones,
speaker of the house of delegates relative to investigation of charge against
Gholson] Doc. no. 40. 12782
3 p.
Condition of the Exchange bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 41. 1278S
6 p.
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Report of the committee of finance upon the debt, revenue and ex-
penditures of the government. Doc. no. 42. 12784
5 p.
Seventh annual report of the president and managers to the Monon-
gahela navigation company, with the accompanying documents, presented
January 1847. Doc. no. 43. 12785
16 p.
Record of proceedings and evidence taken and had before the joint
committee charged with the investigation of the conduct of certain railroad
companies. Doc. no. 44. 12786
102, 13 p. Refers principally to the relation of the railroad companies
and steamboat lines.
Statement of the amount disbursed for the Virginia volunteers [in
the Mexican war] Doc. no. 46. 12787
2 p.
Statements of the Bank of the Valley and Merchants and mechanics
bank. Doc. no. 46. 12788
4 p.
Boundaries of the states of Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky. [Resolu-
tions of Ohio assembly relative to] Doc. no. 47. 12789
2 p.
Resolutions of Rhode Island [endorsing tariff of 1842. Condemns
system of slavery and will assist in constitutional measures to abolish it,
but are sensible of diiTiculty of position of southern slave-holders, and willing
to fulfill obligations imposed "by terms of our compact as embodied in the
constitution." Protests against extension of territory, by conquest or other-
wise] Doc. no. 48. 12790
2 p.
Report of the joint committee to examine the public library [including
the report of the librarian, W. H. Richardson, for tiie year ending Dec. 31,
1846] Doc. no. 49. 12791
6 p. Includes letter from Alexandre Vattemare
Report of the joint committee on the penitentiary. Doc. no. 60. 12792
3 p.
Resolutions of Missouri [relating to invidious distinctions between
officers of army and soldiers thereof] Doc. no. 51. 12793
m p.
Report of the select committee to whom was referred the memorial
of Judge James H. Gholson and certain charges preferred against said
Judge Gholson by R. R. Collier. Doc. no. 62. 12794
ril p. See Journal p. 188.
Report of the select committee 6n resolutions of the state of Ohio in
reference to the boundary between Virginia and Ohio. Doc. no. 63. 12795
2 p.
Bills:
A bill concerning offenders against the "act to amend an act, entitled
'an act to suppress duelling.' " Bill no. 5. 12796
[1] p.
A bill providing for the appointment and commissioning of the field
and company officers of the Virginia regiment of volunteers called into the
service of the United States. Bill no. 7. 12797
[I] P-
A bill concerning emancipated slaves. Bill no. 10. 12798
ru p. .
A bill concerning divorces. Bill no. 11. 12799
[11 p.
A bill allowing compensation to pollkeepers. Bfll no. 16. 12800
ni p.
A bUl to amend an act concerning the administration of real assets.
BOI no. 17. 12801
m P.
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A bill concerning owners or tenants of mills. Bill no. 18. 12802
[1] p.
A bm to amend an act, entitled "an act authorizing the transfer of
money or property held in trust within this commonwealth, to such trustees
as shall be appointed by the courts of other states to receive the same.
Bill no. 21. 12803
ti] p.
A bill authorizing a loan by the Winchester and Potomac railroad
company, and for other purposes. Bill no. 26. 12804
2 p.
A bill to increase the capital stock of the Staunton and James river
turnpike company, for the purpose of M'adamizing their road. Bill no. 27.
12805
2 p.
A bill to provide for completion of the James river and Kanawha
canal, from tidewater at Richmond to the town of Buchanan, and for other
purposes. Amendment proposed by Mr. Dorman . . . Amendment intended
to be submitted by Mr. Strother as a substitute, and amendments intended
to be submitted by Mr. Dorman . . . Doc. no. 28. 12806
4, 2, 2, 3 p.
A bill to provide for cases in which the courts have faUed to comply
with the act of the 5th March 1846, amending the present primary school
system, and for other purposes. Substitute proposed by the committee of
schools and colleges. A bUl further to amend the laws concerning the pri-
mary school system, offered as a substitute by Mr. Burwell, for a bill to
provide for cases in which the courts have failed to comply with the act
of the 5th March 1846, amending the present primary school system.
Amendments suggested by Mr. Sheffey to Mr. Burwell's substitute. Amend-
ment intended to be proposed by Mr. Carson . . . Substitute of Mr. Daniel
for the substitute of Mr. Burwell . . . Bill no. 30. 12807
2. 7. 6. [1], [11, tl] p.
A bill to facilitate the transfer of stock in joint stock companies of
this state, held bv persons living in other states, by their executors and ad-
ministrators. Bill no. 35. ' 12808
[1] p-
A bill making a further appropriation to the Southwestern turnpike
road. Bill no. 37. 12809
[1] p.
A bill subscribing on the part of the state for two-fifths of the capital
stock of the Giles, Fayette and Kanawha turnpike company. Bill no. 39.
12810
[1] p.
A bill providing for the extension of the Louisa railroad to the eastern
base of the Blue Ridge. Bill no. 42. 12811
[1] p.
A bill providing for the construction of a turnpike road from the
Northwestern road to New Martinsville in the county of Wetzel. Bill no. 45.
12812
[1] p.
A bill making an annual appropriation from the treasury of fifty
thousand dollars to the primary schools. BUI no. 46. 12813
fi] p.
A bill providing for the construction of the Sistersville and Salem
turnpike road. Bill no. 63. 12814
2 p.
A bill directing a survey for a road from the Staunton and Parkers-
burg road in Lewis to the Northwestern road in Harrison. Bfll no. 56.
12815
tl] p.
A bUl establishing district courts. BiU no. 57. 12816
6 p. 700 copies printed.
A bill incorporating the Richmond and Danville railroad company. Bfll
no. 69. 12817
S p.
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A bill providing for the punishment of certain offences within cities,
towns and boroughs of this commonwealth. Bill no. 60. 12818
11] p.
A bill to incorporate the Potomac and Ohio railroad company, and
substitute proposed to be submitted by Mr. Hunter. Bill no. 63. 12819
4. 3 p.
A bUl to amend an act, entitled "an act incorporating a company to
construct a turnpike road from Howardsville in the county of Albemarle, to
the bridge across Rockfish river in the county of Nelson. Bill no. 64. 12820
[iT p.
A bill to amend the act passed 5th March 1846, incorporating the
Hardy and Winchester turnpike company. Bill no. 66. 12821
[1] p.
A bill concerning free negroes and mulattoes. Bill no. 68. 12822
ID p.
A bill authorizing the county courts of counties bordering on the Ohio
river to establish ferries across said river. Bill no. 69. 12823
[1] p.
A bill to increase the capital of the Benyville turnpike company, and
authorizing a state subscription of two-fifths of such increased capital. Bill
no. 74. 12824
[1] p.
A bill to provide additional capital for the Brandonville, Kingwood and
Kvansville road. Bill no. 76. 12825
[1] p.
A bill incorporating the Richmond and Pamunkey railroad company.
BUI no. 77. 12826
fi] p.
A bill to extend the jurisdiction of the commonwealth of Virginia over
the county of Alexandria. Bill no. 79. 12827
11 p.
A bill granting aid to the Northwestern Virginia academy. Bill no. 81.
12828
[1] p.
A bill to amend, for the county of Loudoun, the act for the establish-
ment of district free schools, passed February 26, 1846. Bill no. 82. 12829
4 p.
A bill changing the place of holding the sessions of the court of
appeals west of the Blue Ridge. Bill no. 84. 12830
2 p.
A bill to provide for the construction of a road from Bath in Morgan
county to the mouth of St. John's run on the Potomac. Bill no. 87. 12831
2 p.
A bill to incorporate the Little Kanawha navigation company. Bill
no. 88. 12832
2 p.
A bUI to provide for the construction of a turnpike road from the
Bichlands in Tazewell to the Kentucky line. Bill no. 89. 12833
[1] p.
A bill to establish the Virgima armory school. BUI no. 91. 12834
4 p.
A bill to amend the act of the 25th February 1846, entitled "an act
to establish district free schools in the counties of Lancaster, Westmoreland,
Richmond, Prince William, Loudoun, Fairfax and certain other counties
therein mentioned," Bill no. 92. 12835
2 p.
A bill concerning offences against the sovereignty of the state. Bill
no. 96. 12836
[11 p.
A bill concerning offences against the lives and persons of individuals.
Bill no. 97. 12837
3 p.
A bill concerning offences against private property. Bill no. 98.
8 p.
12838
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A bill concerning oifences against public justice. BUI no. 104. 12839
8 p.
A bill concerning forgery. Bill no. 105. 12840
2 p.
A bUl to amend an act, entitled "an act to reduce into one the several
acts now in force concerning the inspection of tobacco," passed March 6th,
1819. Bill no. 107. 12841
ti] p.
A bill investing part of the literary fund in buUdings, &c., for the
Medical college in the valley of Virginia. Bill no. 108. 12842
[1] p.
A bill to authorize a lease of the Seaboard and Roanoke railroad to
the trustees of Portsmouth and the city councils of Norfolk jointly, and to
authorize a subsequent sale of the road to the same parties. Bill no. 111.
12843
2 p.
A bill to incorporate the Little Falls railroad company. Bill no. 112.
12844
8 p.
A bill to facilitate the construction of an electric telegraph line on
the great northern and southern mail route. Bill no. 117. 12845
2 p.
A bill authorizing the governor to grant conditional pardons. Bill
no. 118. 12846
[1] p.
A bill to suspend on certain conditions the payment of interest on the
loan to Emory and Henry college. Bill no. 119. 12847
2 p.
A bill to increase the annuity to the Virginia institution for the edu-
cation of the deaf and dumb and of the blind, and for other purposes. Bill
no. 120. 12848
2 p.
A bill incorporating the Monongahela navigation company. Bill no.
125. 12849
2 p.
A bill to authorize the Farmers bank of Virginia to establish a branch
of said bank in the town of Alexandria. Bill no. 126. 12850
[1] p.
A bill authorizing the circuit superior courts of law and chancery to
make allowances to keepers of courthouses. Bill no. 128. 12851
ti] p.
A bill authorizing jailors to receive into their jails slaves taken under
attachment. Bill no. 129. 12852
[1] p.
A bill to amend an act, entitled "an act concerning certain chancery
proceedings, and for other purposes," passed February 17th, 1823. Bill no.
131. 12853
[1] p.
A bill concerning offences against chastity, morality and decency.
Bill no. 132. 12854
2 p.
A bill concerning offences against the public peace. Bill no. 133.
1285S
2 p.
A bill concerning offeiices against the public health. Bill no. 134.
12856
[1] p.
A bill to incorporate the Potomac navigation company. Bill no. 135.
12857
6 p.
A bill concerning the Virginia military institute. Bill no. 136. 12858
[1] p-
A bill amending the 12th section of the act relating to banks, passed
April 4th, 1839. Bill no. 142. 12859
til P.
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A bill concerning the sheriffs of this commonwealth. Bill no. 146.
12860
[1] p.
A bill to incorporate the Beverley and Philippi turnpike company.
BiU no. 150. 12861
ti] p.
A bill providing for the construction of several bridges on the Staun-
ton and Parkersburg road. Bill no. 165. 12862
[1] p.
A bill amending the statutes of distribution. Bill no. 161. 12863
[1] p.
A bill to authorize the Bank of the Valley to estabUsh a branch of said
bank of Staunton. Bill no. 162. 12864
[1] p.
A bill to authorize the board of public works to purchase two-fifths
of the stock of the Alexandria canal company. BUI no. 163. 12865
3 p.
A bill to incorporate the commissioners of the public schools in Ports-
mouth. Bill no. 169. 12866
4 p.
A bill increasing the capital stock of the Leesburg and Snicker's Gap
turnpike company, and authorizing a subscription of two-fifths of the sai-l
increase by the board of public works. Bill no. 175. 12867
[1] p.
A bill prescribing the conditions upon which g;rants of the common-
wealth may be given in evidence in suits for the recovery of land west of
the Alleghany mountains. Bill no. 180. 12868
[1] p.
A bill to empower the corporation of Petersburg to construct a ship
canal. Bill no. 182. 12869
2 p.
A bill concerning offences against public policy. Bill no. 184. 12870
9 p.
A bill imposing taxes for the support of government. Bill no. 189.
12871
8 p.
A bill concerning offences by slaves. Bill no. 193. 12872
• 2 p.
A bill concerning certain offences by free negroes and mulattoes. Bill
no. 194. 12873
fi] p.
A bill to incorporate the trustees of the glebe fund of Lancaster
county. Bill no. 195. 12874
4 p.
A bill providing for the enlargement of the Western lunatic asylum.
Bm no. 196. 12875
tl] p.
A bill to establish "The bank of Martinsburg in Virginia" in the
county of Berkeley. Bill no. 199. 12876
2 p.
A bill respecting the lunatic asylums of the commonwealth. Bill
no. 201. 12877
2 p.
A bill providing further for the admission of insane persons into the
lunatic asylums of l£e commonwealth. BUI no. 202. 12878
[1] p-
A bUl changing the laws in relation to pUots. BUI no. 209. 12879
4 p.
A bill establishing the county of , of part of the counties
of Kanawha, CabeU and Logan. BU Ino. 211. 12880
6 p.
A bill to incorporate the Manassa's Gap turnpike company. BUI no.
214. 12881
2 p.
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A bill authorizing the state's gruarantee to certain bonds of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio canal company. Bill no. 222. 12882
2 p.
A bill requiring certain accounts of executors, &c., to be recorded.
Bill no. 225. 12883
Ci] p.
A bill concerning depositions taken out of the state. BUI no. 228.
12884
[1] p.
A bai concerning the ofBce of sheriff. Bill no. 229. 1288S
[1] p.
A bill fixing the payj and prescribing the duties of the officers of the
public guard. Bill no. 232. 12886
5 p.
A bfll to authorize the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company to con-
struct the extension of their raUroad through the territory of Virginia, and
amendments offered by Mr. Burr W. Harrison . . . Bill no. 233. 12887
3. 2 p.
A bill providing for the construction of a turnpike road from the
Lynchburg and Salem turnpike by Frsmklin courthouse to Jacksonville in
Moyd county. Bill no. 238. ' 12888
2 p.
A bill concerning the City Point railroad company. Bill no. 247.
12889
2 p.^
A bill concerning the arrest and examination of offenders, commitment
for trial, and taking bail. Bill no. 304. 12890
7 p.
A bill concerning indictments, presentments and informations. Bill
no. 306. 12891
. 8 p.
A bill concerning proceedings to prevent the commission of crimes.
Bill no. 306. 12892
3 p.
A bni concerning general provisions concerning crimes and punish-
ments. Bill no. 307. 12893
e p.
A bill concerning oysters and terrapins, and the penalties in rtfjrard
to them. Bill no. 310. 12894
6 p.
A bill providing for the connection of the canal or basin at Richmond
with the tidewater of James river through the Richmond dock, and for other
purposes. Bill no. 316. 12895
4 p.
A bill making further provisions for the revisal of the statutes of
this commonwealth. Bill no.327. 12896
2 p.
A bill appropriating the public revenue. Bill no. 344. 12897
4 p.
Index. 46 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begrun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the seventh day of December, in the year one thousand eifrht
hundred and forty-six. Richmond, Printed by John Warrock,
printer to the senate, 1846. 12898
2!i2, 38 p. 23cm. 185 copies were hounr).
Session be^an Dec. 7, 1846 and ended March 23, 1847. Edward P. Scott,
[Rules and regulations] : p. 4-7. 12899
[Message of the governor, William Smith]: p. 8-31. 12900
[Letter of R. G. Scott relative to the revision and digest of the crim-
inal code] : p. 32, 62. 12901
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J Letter of field officers of regiment of infantry volunteers ready to
; for Mexico, relative to further supplies of clothing;] : p. 60-62.' 12902
[Resolutions of New Hampshire touching the admission of Texas and
slavery, and letter of the governor, William Smith, relative thereto]: p.
70, 71, 72. 12908
[Letter of the governor, William Smith, relative to a claim of the
U. S. against Virg^inia, for tolls levied upon certain stage coaches] : p. 74.
12904
[Report of committee relative to the condition of the clerk's office,
incladmg list of book» therein] : p. 93, 94. 12905
[Resolutions of Vermont relative to slavery and the Mexican war]:
p. 95. 12906
[Letter of the governor, William Smith, relative to clothing for the
regiment of infantry volunteers] : p. 100. 12907
[Report of committee relative to the accounts of the treasurer for year
ending Sep. 30, 1846]: p. 102, 103. 12908
[Report of committee appointed to examine the armory] : p. 109, 110.
12909
[Report of committee to revise the rules of the senate] : p. 119. 12910
[Report of committee relative to the penitentiary] : p. 120-123. 12911
[Report of committee relative to the public Ubrary]: p. 128, 124.
12912
[Report of the committee appointed to inquire into the arrangement
of the Richmond, FVedericksburg and Potomac raUroad company and the
Port Walthall steamboat association]: p. 172, 173. 1291S
Members of the senate who served Dec. 7, 1846 to March 23, 1847:
p. 252. 12914
[Documoits] :
Not bound In aa an appendix.
[An act, to authorize the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company to
construct the extension of their road through the territory of Virsrinia.
Richmond: John Warrock, printer. Feb. 27, 1847] [Bflll 12915
No copy seen. 185 copies printed. 1(5 copies also printed of Amend-
ments to above bill.
[Judgment of the general court of Virgrinia in the case of the Com-
monw^th vs. Peter Gamer and others. Riclunond: John Warrock, printer.
1847] 12916
No copy seen. 544 copies printed.
Session Laws
Acts of the sreneral assembly of Virsrinia, passed at the
session commencinsr December 7, 1846, and ending: IVfarch 23,
1847, in the seventy-first year of the commonwealth. Richmond :
Samuel Shepherd, printer to commonwealth. 1847. 12917
287 p. 23%cni.
Resolutions: p. 236-242. 12918
Preamble and resolutions relative to the prohibition by the congress
of the U. S. of slavery in any territory to be acquired by conquest or treatv:
p: 236. 12919
Preamble and resolutions relative to the boundary between Virginia
and Ohio: p. 237, 238. 12920
[Sketches of the laws passed by the general assembly of
Virginia at the session beginning Dec. 7, 1846. Richmond:
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Printed by Samuel Shepherd, printer to the conunonwealth.
1847] 12921
No copy seen. 25,000 copies printed. See voucher March 24, 1847. This
was the first time the "Slcetches of the laws" was published. See the resolu-
tion of March 2, 1846 requirins the clerk of the house to prepare each session
" synopsis of the laws.
Code
Revision and digest of the criminal code of Virginia: com-
menced by Chapman Johnson, esq. pursuant to the act of the
general assembly, passed on the 20th day of February, 1846.
Richmond: Shepherd and Colin, printers. 1846. 12922
313 p. 8vo. Copy in the library of Hon. H. T. Wickham. See chap.
23. acts of 1845-46.
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals,
and in the general court, of Virginia. By Peachy R. Grattan.
Volume 3. From April 1, 1846, to April 1, 1847. Richmond,
Printed by Shepherd and Colin, 1847. 12923
[XX]. 807 p. 23%cm.
Cited as 44 Va. reports.
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia. April,
1846-January, 1847. p. [l]-582.
Cases decided by trie general court of Virginia. June-December, 1846.
p. [585] -786.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
William H. Cabell, president, Francis T. Brooke, Robert Stanard who died
May 14, 1846; John J. Allen, Briscoe G. Baldwin, William Daniel elected
December 15, 1846, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of judge
Stanard. Attorney general: Sidney S. Baxter.
Judges of the general court during the time of these reports: Daniel
Smith, Richard H. Field, John T. Lomax, John Scott, William Leigh, Lucas
P. Thompson, Benjamin Estill, James E. Brown, Edwin S. Duncan, Joseph
L. Fry, John B. Clopton, Richard H. Baker, John B. Christian, Isaac R
Douglass, Philip N. Nicholas, Daniel A. Wilson, Edward Johnston, John
Robertson, James H. Gholson, David M'Comas, Norbome M. Taliaferro,
George P. Scarburg.
Same. 2d ed. Richmond: C. A. Schaffter, supt.
public printing. 1871. 12923a
xix, 769 p. 8vo.
♦Argument of Conway Robinson in the case of Bank of
Washington vs. Arthur, etc., in which usurious or gaming con-
sideration is discussed. Richmond, 1846. 12925
Title from Randolph's law catalogue, 1856. ,
Separate Documents; Miscellanea.
Archives. [State papers, 1846] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 11. 1836-1869, p. 14-19. 1892. 12926
Boundaries. *Substance of an argument of Samuel P. Vinton, for the
defendants in the case of the commonwealth of Virginia vs. Peter M. Gamer
and others, for an alleged abduction of certain slaves. Delivered before the
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general court of Virginia, at its December term, 1846. Marietta, O., Printed
at the Intelligencer office, 1846. 12927
cover-title, 32 p. 21cm.
'Argument on the Ohio and Virginia boundary question. By
John M. Patton. Richmond, 1846. 12928
Title from Randolph's law catalogue, 1856.
Jamee river and Kanawha co. Twelfth annual report of the president
to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company, together with
the proceedings of the stockholders at their twelfth annual meeting in No-
vember 1846 [and at their adjourned meetings in February, and March and
May 1847] Richmond: Shepherd and Colin, printers, 1846. 12929
155 p. 23.Scm. Walter Gwynn, president. Includes Memorial to the
general assembly, proposed bills, and acts relative to the company.
Law. •Commentaries on the laws of Virginia comprising the sub-
stance of a course of lectures delivered to the Winchester law school: by
Henry St. George Tucker, chancellor of the fourth judicial circuit. Condo
etcompono. In two volumes. Vol. 1. Third edition. Richmond: Printed by
Shepherd and Colin. 1846. 12930
162, 468 p. 8vo. Title supplied by law library of Univ. of Va.
'Commentaries on the laws of Virginia comprising the sub-
stance of a course of lectures delivered to the Winchester law school: by
Henry St. George Tucker, chancellor of the fourth judicial circuit. Condo
et compono. In two volumes. Vol. 2. Third edition. Richmond : Printed by
Shepherd and Colin. 1846. 12931
512 p. 8vo. Title from law library of Univ. of Va.
Public works. The thirtieth and thirty-first annual reports of the
board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginia, and other docu-
ments, on subjects connected with the fund for internal improvement. Vol.
14. Richmond, Printed by Samuel Shepherd, printer to the commonwealth,
1847. 12932
1 p. 1., 574, Ixxli, 7 p. 24cm.
This is the general title for the two following reports, bound together,
paged consecutively, and with an index to the whole.
Index: p. tl]-7 at end of volumt>.
Thirtieth annual report of the board of public works, to the
general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents, [including
returns and reports of internal improvement companies] December 1, 1845.
lUchmond, Samuel Shepherd, printer to the commonwealth, 1845. 12933
249 p. 24cm.
Includes information submitted by second auditor relative to internal
Improvement companies. 12934
Thirty-first annual report of the board of public works, to the
general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents, [including
returns and reports of internal improvement companies] December 7, 1846.
Richmond, Samuel Shepherd, printer to the commonwealth, 1846. 12935
[2511-574. Ixxii p. 24cm.
Includes information submitted by second auditor relative to internal
Improvement companies. 12036
Revision of code. Report of the revisers of the civil code of Virginia,
made to the general assembly at December session, 1846. Richmond, Printed
by Samuel Shepherd, printer to the commonwealth. 1847. 12937
xvi. 260 p. 24cm.
John M. Patton, Conway Robinson, rcvisors.
The reports of the revisors, of which this Is the first, contain copious
and valuable notes.
University of Virginia. Catalogue of the officers and students of the
University of Virginia. Session of 1845-46. Philadelphia, C. Sherman,
printer, 1846. 12938
1 p. I. rin, rsi-si p. front. 22cm.
Western asylum. Nineteenth annual report of the president and dire
tors of the western asylum, to the legislature of Virginia, with the report
of the superintendent and physician for 1846. Richmond, Printed by Shep-
herd and Colin, 1847. 12939
40' p. tables (part fold.) 22cm. Francis T. Strlbllng. superintendent
and physician. Printed also as doc. 36, In quarto.
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Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia. Session of
1847-48. Richmond : Samuel Shepherd, public printer. 1847.
12940
564 p. 23.6cin.
Session begran Dec. 6, 1847 and ended April 6, 1848. James F. Strother,
speaker.
Rnles and regulations: p. 4-9. 12941
[Communication from the governor, William Smith] : p. 10-34. 12942
[Report of committee on the contested case of H. W. Thomas and
Edgar Snowden of Fairfax] : p. 56, 57. 12948
[Letter from Col. John Garland acknowledging the resolutions of the
house] : p. 88. 12944
[Proceedings of the house on receiving Col. Garland, Lieut. Johnson
and Lieut. Worcester] : p. 93, 94. 12945
[Protest of James M. Stephenson of the house, against the seating
of Edgar Snowden of Alexandria] : p. 121-123. 12946
[Proceedings of the house on receiving Gen. J. A. Quitman, Gen. Jas.
Shields, Capt. John B. Magruder, Capt. Blanding, Lieut. Jos. Selden, Lieut.
J. M. Blakey] : p. 183, 184. 12947
[Report of committee relative to lotteries] : p. 289, 290. 12948
[Report of committee on the treasurer's accounts]] : p. 292-297. 12949
[Report of the committee on the public library, mcluding the report
of the librarian, W. H. Richardson, for year ending Dec. 31, 1847] : p. 327-
338. 12950
[Letter from the clerk of Westmoreland, transmitting to the librarian
letters of Edmund Jenings relative to the portraits of Lord Camden and
Lord Chatham]: p. 335-338. 12951
[Letter from John M. Patton and Conway Robinson relative to the
revision of the code]: p. 383-385. 12952
[Report of the committee on the condition of the armory]: p. 404-
407. 1295S
[List of members who have taken the oath]: p. 409. 12954
List of warrants on civil contingent fund for year ending Sept. 30,
1847: p. 413-417. 12955
[Letter from J. F. Hamtramck relative to the soldiers' pay]: 444.
12956
[List of officers in the Mexican war, natives of Virginia, to whom
swords were granted; list of officers, natives of Virginia, who were killed
in the Mexican war] : p. 468, 459. 12957
House of delegates of Virginia, 1847-48 [list]: p. 475, 476. 12958
Index: p. 477-574.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia, be-
gun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Monday
the sixth day of December, in the year one thousand eight hun-
diiced and forty-seven. Richmond: Printed by John Warrock,
printer to the senate. 1847. 12959
276 p. 23cm.
Session began Dec. 6, 1847 and ended April 4, 1848. Edward P. Scott,
speaker.
Rules and regulations]: p. 4-8. 12960
[Letter of the governor, Wm. Smith, Dec. 6, 1847] : p. 9-31. 12961
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[Letter of the secretary of the commonwealth and librarian, W. H.
Richardson, relative to the portraits of Lord Chatham and Thomas Jef-
ferson]: p. 34. 12%8
[Letter of E. Fontaine, president of Louisa railroad company] : p. 37.
■^ 12968
[Communication from court of appeals relative to the law libraryl:
[Communication from Gessner Harrison, chairman of the faculty of
the University of Virginia] : p. 48, 49. 12965
[Address of the speaker, E. P. Scott, on behalf of the state, welcom-
ing at the bar of the senate Gen. Quitman, Gen. Shields, Capt. Magruder.
Capt. Blanding, Lieut. Selden and Lieut. Blakey] : p. 76-78. 12966
[Report of committee appointed to examine the clerk's ofBce, with
list of books there deposited] : p. 94, 95. 12967
[Report of committee relative to the accounts of the treasurer, for
the year ending Sep. 30, 1847] : p. 125, 126. 12968
i Report of committee relative to the penitentiary] : p. 126-129. 12969
Report of committee relative to the public library] : p. 137-189.12970
Report of committee relative to the armory] : p. 158-156. 12971
lembers of the senate who served Dec. 6, 1847 to April 6, 1848: p.
276. 12972
' [Documents as appendix] :
University of Virginia. [Statement of the chairman of the faculty
giving (1) the names of all who have graduated at the university; (2)
the schools in which they graduated; (3) the residence of each at the
time he was at the university; (4) the name of the parent or guardian;
(6) the residence of the parent or guardian of each. This statement was
made in compliance with a resolution of the senate adopted December 9,
1847] Doc. no. 1. 1297$
26 p. S70 copies printed.
C. O. Sanford's report. [Examinations of eastern slope of Blue Ridga
for obtaining suitable grade for railroad to pass through Powell's gap;
and of western slope from the gap to intersection of Two Mile creek with
base of mountain, thence to Shenandoah river. Addressed to citizens of
Rockingham, Greene, Madison, Orange and Albemarle counties] Doc. no.
2. . 12974
4 p. 2000 copies printed.
Debt and resources of the commonwealth, September 80, 1847. [By
J. Brown, 2d auditor] Doc. no. 3. 12971
11 p. 370 copies printed.
An act authorizing the banks to issue small notes. An amendment
proposed by Mr. Witcher ... An amendment offered by Mr. Stanard.
Bill no. 1. 12976
4 p. 370 copies printed.
Amendment to be offered by Mr. Stringer to the bill "authorizing
the banks to issue small notes." Bill no. 11. 12977
3 p. 370 copies printed.
Index. 38 p.
AnmuU Reports
Governor's message and annual reports of the public offi-
cers of the state, and of the board of directors, visitors, super-
intendents, and other asrents of public institutions or interests
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of Virginia. Printed under resolutions March 18, 1847. Rich-
mond: Samuel Shepherd, public printer. 1847. 12978
1 volume with Index. 500 copies of each printed, unless otherwise
stated. The voucher shows that only 167 bound volumes were prepared.
Resolutions changing the time for making and providing for print-
ing the annual reports of public officers and others, to be laid before the
general assembly. [Adopted March 18, 1847] 12979
verso of title.
Message [of the governor William Smith] Doc. no. 1. 12980
26 p. 1200 copies printed.
Auditor's report [to 30 September 1847] Doc. no. 2. 12981
32 p. James E. Heath, auditor.
Treasurer's report [to 30 September 1847] Doc. no. 3. 12982
16 p. P. M. Lawson, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund for the
year 1847, and proceedings of the school commissioners in the different
coimties, for the year ending September 30, 1846. Doc. no. 4. 12983
84 p. J. Brown, jr., second auditor.
Includes reports of academies, and reports of the district free school
system of Norfolk county and Portsmouth for 1847 and report of primary
school system of Charlotte county for 1847.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, 1847.
Doc. no. 5. 12984
19 p. Joseph C. Cabell, rector.
Report of the board of visitors of the Virginia military institute,
Lexington, 1847. Doc. no. 6. 12985
11 p. Includes list of cadets. Report of superintendent not included.
Report of the visitors of the Virginia institution for the education
of the deaf, dumb and of the blind, November 1847. Doc. no. 7. 12986
31 p. J. D. Tyler, principal deaf mute department, J. C. M. Merillat.
principal blind department.
Annual report of the board of directors [for year ending Sep. 30,
1847] of the penitentiary institution. Doc. no. 8. 12987
43 p. Charles S. Morgan, superintendent.
Annual report of the court of directors of the Eastern lunatic asy-
lum, for the year 1847. Doc. no. 9. 12988
30 p. John M. Gait, superintendent and physician.
Twentieth annual report of the president and directors of the West-
em lunatic asylum. Doc. no. 10. 12989
32 p. Francis T. StriblinK, superintendent and physician. This report
appears also with a Staunton imprint, 3S p.
Adjutant general's report. Doc. no. Itt 12990
9 p. Wm. H. Richardson, adjutant Reneral.
Public armory. [Report of the superintendent to 30 September 1847]
Doc. no. 12. 12991
6 p. Charles Dimmock, superintendent.
Public guard. [Report of the captain of the public guard giving de-
scriptive list of the public guard, names of discharged soldiers, names of
deceased soldiers, for year ending 30 September 1847] Doc. no. 13. 12992
5 p. Charles Dimmock, Captain.
Public edifices. [Report of superintendent of their condition, to 30
September 1847] Doc. no. 14. 12993
[1] p. Charles Dimmock, superintendent.
Thirteenth annual report of the president to the stockholders of the
James river and Kanawha company, November 1847. Doc. no. 15. 12994
41 p. W. B. Chittenden, president.
Second auditor's report to the general assembly of Virginia, trans-
mitting the accounts of the fund for internal improvement, and statements
of the debt and resources of the commonwealth, for the year ending Sep-
tember 30, 1847. Doc. no. 16. 12995
33 p. J. Brown. 2d auditor.
Statement of distances from Richmond to Ohio river, by various
routes. Doc. no. 17. 12996
2 p.
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Baltimore and Ohio railroad . [Resolutions adopted by meeting of
stockholders Aug^ust 25, 1847, accepting with its provisions, act passed
by Virginia assembly March 6, 1847, authorizing said company to con-
struct extension of said road] Doc. no. 18. 12997
[1] p.
Penitentiary institution. A statement showing the receipts and dis-
bursements on account of the penitentiary, under [certain] heads from
1st October 1816, to 30th September 1847. Doc. no. 19. 12998
[1] p.
Court of appeals. [Number of suits commenced, pending, decided
and number of days in session] Doc. no. 20. 12999
[1] p.
Vaccine agent. [Report for year ending 30 September 1847] Doc.
no. 21. 13000
[1] p.
Live stock. [Report of weighmaster on his stock weighed, at scales
erected for that purpose in Richmond, during year ending 30 September
1847] Doc. no. 22. 13001
[1] p. Henry V&n Buren, weiehmaster.
A statement of the auditor of public accounts, in compliance with
a resolution of the house of delegates, adopted March 1, 1847. [Statement
of the white, slave and free coloured population of Virginia, and of the
federal population as exhibited in the census of 1830 and 1840; also, of
the land and property tax for the years 1830, 1840 and 1846; also, of the
white tithables for 1830, 1840 and 1846; and of the black tithables for
1846; arranged in counties and districts. Doc. no. 23. 13002
8 p. 1500 copies printed.
Condition of the Bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 24. 13003
t«] p.
Condition of the Farmers bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 25. 13004
[6] p.
Condition of the Exchange bank of Virginia. Doc. no 26. 13005
23 p.
Condition of the Bank of the Valley in Virginia. Doc. no. 27. 13006
re] p.
Condition of the Northwestern bank of Virginia. Doc. no. 28. 13007
[6] p.
Memorial of the national medical convention, held in Philadelphia,
in May 1847. [Recommending and urging upon the states necessity of
adopting measures for procuring a registration' of births, marriages and
deaths within their limits] Doc. no. 29. 13008
.■> p.
Resolutions of Connecticut. [Approving plan proposed by Asa Whit-
ney of New York, for constructing railroad from Lake Michigan to the
Pacific from "avails of portion of public lands"; also resolution that any
act hereafter made by the United States annexing territory contain funda-
mental and unalterable article prohibiting slavery therein. Doc. no. 80.
13009
3 p.
Resolutions of Maine [relating to construction of a railroad from
Lake Michigan to the Pacific coast and endorsing Asa Whitney's plan to
construct same by taking proceeds from sale of public lands along pro-
posed route] Doc. no. 31. 13010
2 p.
Major General Taylor's reply to, resolutions of Virginia legislature.
[The resolutions of commendation of Zachary Taylor and his troops adopted
by Virginia assembly acknowledged by "Taylor in this communication!
Doc. no. 32. 13011
ru p.
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Col. Payne's answer to governor. [Acknowledgment of receipt of,
and thanks for, resolutions of Virginia assembly providing for presenta-
tion of sword on behalf of the commonwealth to Colonel M. M. Payne for
his services in battles of Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma] Doc. no. 33.
13012
[1] p.
Resignation of Gen. Wallace. [J. R. Wallace's resignation from
office of brigadier-general of 6th brigade Virginia militia] Doc. no. 34.
13013
[1] p.
Rearrangement of judicial circuits. {Order of general court relative
to rearrangement of judicial circuits in commonwealth] Doc. no. 35. 13014
[1] p.
Memorial of the president and directors of the Louisa railroad com-
pany, to the general assembly. [Vindication of stockholders from certain
charges made by governor in his annual message] Doc. no. 36. 13015
10 p. E. Fontaine, president.
Memorial of the president and directors of the Rappahannock com-
pany. [Appeal to assembly for aid to complete work of making Rappa-
hannock river navigable from Carter's run, Fauquier co. to Fredericksburg,
with reports of engineer on the work, etc.] Doc. no. 37. 13016
13 p. John Metcalfe, president.
Abstract from the reports of the clerks of the court of appeals, and
of the circuit superior courts of law and chancery, for the year ending
August 30, 1847, exhibiting state of suits in their respective courts. Doc.
no. 38. 13017
15 p.
Returns from Fairfax and Alexandria. [Report of committee to
whom was referred returns of election of Henry W. Thomas as delegate
from Fairfax and Edgar Snowden, as delegate from Alexandria, declaring
them both entitled to seats in the house] Doc. no. 39. 13018
Cl] p.
Louisa railroad company. [Opinion of attorney general in relation to
controversy pending between board of public works and the Louisa railroad
company, requested of the board by resolution of house Dec. 16, 1847] Doc.
no. 40. 13019
12 p. S. S. Baxter, attorney general.
Report on the survey of the Roanoke, Danville and Junction railroad.
Doc. no. 41. 13020
16 p. Walter Gwynn, civil eng^lneer.
Statement of the white population of each county of the state, ar-
ranged according to their districts, in 1840 and 1846, calculated from the
tithables in 1846. Doc. no. 42. 13021
7 p. 1500 copies printed.
Communication from the president and directors of the board of pub-
lic works, in relation to the Richmond and Danville and Louisa itiilroad
companies. Doc. no. 43. 13022
8 p.
Statement of the white population of each county of the state, for
the year 1840, arranged according to their districts, also, the population of
1846, calculated from the tithables in 1846, and the amount of taxes for the
year 1847. Doc. no. 44. 13023
7 p. 1000 copies printed. 200 copies printed In addition for the
senate.
Compensation to enguieers. [Statement of compensation paid or
due engineers in state's service since act of March 27, 1843 abolishing office
of chief engineer] Doc. no. 45. 13024
2 p.
Semi-annual report of the Virginia military institute. Doc. no. 46.
1S02S
II p. Francis H. Smith, superintendent. Includes merit roll 700
copies printed.
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Report of the committee of privileges and elections upon the contested
election from Harrison and Doddridge. Doc. no. 47. 13026
80 p. John S. Duncan, Joseph Johnson, contestees. See house Journal
p. 213.
Report of the revisors. [Report in compliance with resolution of
house of delegates adopted January 13, 1848, requesting information as to
whether revisors had under consideration any plan for promoting the de-
spatch of business in court of appeals and if so to communicate such plan
to the house; also to report upon expediency of diminishing the number of
judges necessary to be in attendance upon the general court, submitting a
bill for establishing a special court of appeals and diminishing number of
judges of the general court] Doc. no. 48. 13027
12 p.
Internal improvement companies. [Communications from president
of James river and Kanawha company relative to number of consecutive
days canal has been in operation on whole line, in each year and number
of days same has been out of repair and average cost of transportation of
tonnage per mile. Also like communication from president of Chesterfield
railroad company, president of the Valley turnpike, president of Louisa
railroad company, treasurer of Richmond and Petersburg railroad com-
pany, treasurer of Winchester and Potomac railroad company, president of
the Petersburg railroad company and president of the Richmond, (Yedericks-
borg and Potomac railroad company relative to their roads] Doc. no. 49.
13028
10 p.
Memorial of the city of Wheeling to the general assembly of Virginia
[for state aid to insure the performance on the part of Wheeling of her
obligations under stipulations entered into with Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road to which the state has granted right of extension through her terri-
tory] Doc. no. 50. 13029
^ p.
Virginia and Ohio boundary. [Letter of the governor transmitting
report of Virginia commissioners on boundary between this state and Ohio,
to the general assembly; together with report and documents of the com-
mission] Doc. no. 61. 13030
16 p. 40 copies were also printed for the senate.
Report of the special committee to whom was referred the bill to cre-
ate the twenty-third judicial circuit, with instructions to enquire into the
expediency of equalizing the labours of the general court, and to consider
tite propriety of creating new circuits. Doc. no. 52. 13031
4 p. 650 copies printed.
Bank returns. [Condition of Bank of Virginia, Farmers bank of Vir-
ginia, Exchange bank of Virginia, Bank of the Valley in Virginia, North-
western bank of Virginia, Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheeling]
Doc no. 53. 13032
21 p.
Report of the revisors on the circuit superior courts [with a table
showing arrangement of state in circuits and estimated numbier of days to
be assigned for term of each court in fall and spring, and a bill abolishing
the circuit superior courts of law and chancery and the general court; di-
viding the state into sixteen circuits inatead of twenty-two; and establish-
ing a superior court for the state in lieu of the general court] Doc. no. .'S4.
13033
41 p. John M. Patton, Conway Robinson, revisors. 1000 copies
printed.
Petition of the citizens of the town of Manchester and the county of
Chesterfield, praying the incorporation of a joint stock company to erect
a bridge across James river. Doc. no. 65. v 13034
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Report of the joint committee on the penitentiary, with several bills.
Doc. no. 56. 13035
18 p.
Report of the joint committee on the armory. Doc. no. 57. 13036
5 p.
Washington college v. Commonwealth. [Decree rendered by superior
court of chancery for Richmond circuit in favor of the college, in her suit
against the commonwealth] Doc. no. 58. 13037
Report of committee on accounts of storekeeper of the penitentiary,
March 17, 1847. Doc. no. 59. 13038
18 p.
Resolutions concerning international exchanges of productions of art,
science, industry and natural history. Doc. no. 60. 13039
[1] p.
Report of the committee of finance upon the debt, revenue and ex-
penditures of the government. Doc. no. 61. 13040
9 p.
Index. 9 p.
Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of Virginia, passed at the
session commencing December 6, 1847, and ending April 5,
1848, in the severity-second year of the commonwealth. Rich-
mond : Samuel Shepherd, printer to commonwealth. 1848. 13041
420 p. 23 H cm.
Resolutions: p. 353-356. 13042
Preamble and resolutions relative to a national interchange of pro-
ductions of art, science, industry and natural history [projected by Alex-
andre Vattemare] : p. 353. 13043
[Sketches of the laws passed by the general assembly of
Virginia at the session beginning December 6, 1847. Richmond :
Samuel Shepherd, public printer. 1848] 13044
No copy seen. 25,000 copies printed.
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals,
and in the general court, of Virginia. By Peachy R. Grattan.
Volume 4. From April 1, 1847, to April 1, 1848. Richmond,
Printed by Shepherd and Colin, 1848. 13046
[xx], 573 p. 23H cm.
Cited as 45 Va. reports.
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia. April,
1847-January, 1848. p. 11-522.
Cases decided by the general «ourt of Virginia. June-December, 1847.
p. [523] -558.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
William H. Cabell, president, Fnmcis T. Brooke, John J. Allen, Briscoe G.
Baldwin, William Daniel. Attorney general: Sidney S. Baxter.
Judges of the general court during the time of these reports: Daniel
Smith, Richard H. Field, John T. Lomax, John Scott, William Leigh, Lucas
P. Thompson, Benjamin Estill, Jbmes E. Brown, Edwin S. Ehincan, Joseph
L. Fry, John B. Clopton, Richard H. Baker, John B. Christian, Isaac R.
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Doaglass, Philip N. Nicholas, Daniel A. Wilson, Edward Johnston, John
Robertson, James H. Gholson, David M 'Comas, Norbome M. Taliaferro,
George P. Scarburgh.
Same. 2d ed. Richmond: C. A. Schaffter, supt.
public printing. 1871. 13046
xvill. 573 p. 8to.
♦Virginia reports . . . annotated under the supervision
of Thomas Johnson Michie. Volumes 4, 5 and 6, Grattan's re-
ports. [1847-1850] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company,
law publishers, 1902. 13047
912 p. 25 cm.
*An analytical digested index of the reported cases of the
court of appeals and general court of Virginia; from Washing-
ton to second Grattan inclusive. With a repertorium of the
cases doubly and systematically arranged. By Benjamin Tate,
counsellor at law. In two volumes . . . Richmond, Va.,
Drinker & Morris, Philadelphia, T. & J. W. Johnson, and R. H.
Small, 1847. 13048
2 V. 24 cm.
*Bouldin's argument in the case of Wills vs. Spraggins.
[1847] ? 13049
Title from Randolph's law catalogrue, 1866.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1847] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 11. 1836-1869, p. 19-23. 1893. 13050
Edncation. Circular of the superintendent of the literary fund, trans-
mitting: an analysis of the acts of March 3, 1846, and March 19, 1847,
amending the primary school system, and forms for the annual returns of
atke boards of commissioners, county superintendents, etc. under said acts.
Also copies of the said acts. 26th May, 1847. Richmond: Printed by
Shepherd and Colin. 1847. 13051
35 p. 24 cm. J. Brown, Jr.. 2d auditor and superintendent literary
fund.
James river and Kanawha co. Thirteenth annual report of the presl--
dent to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company, together
with the proceedings of the stockholders at their thirteenth annual meeting
in November 1847, and at their adjourned meeting in February 1848. Rich-
mond: Shepherd and Colin, printers, 1848. 13052
112 p. 23.Scm. W. B. Chittenden, president.
Potomac navigation co. *An act, to incorporate the Potomac naviga-
tion company, passed by the legislature of the state of Virginia, March 19,
1847. New York, J. Uhl, 1847. 13053
7 p. 23cm.
ReviflMm of code. Report of the revisors on the circuit superior
courts. Feb. 12, 1848. 13054
caption -title. [41] p. 23 cm. Arrangement of the circuits: p. 16-18.
A bill abolishing the circuit superior courts of law and chancery and the
areneral court; dividing the state into sixteen circuits instead of twenty-two;
and establishinK a superior court for the state in lieu of the creneral court:
p. l»-40.
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Report of the revisors [to the house of dele^tes on a plan for
promoting the despatch of business in the court of appeus] Jan. 24, 1848.
13055
caption -title. 12 p. 23 cm. At head of title: Doc. no. 36. A bill
establishing a special court of appeals and diminishing the number of Judgea
of the general court: p. 9-12.
Report of the revisors of the code of Virginia, made to the
general assembly at December session 1847. Richmond, Samuel Shepherd,
printer to the commonwealth. 1848. 13056
viil. 261-539 p. 24 cm.
University of Virginia. Catalogue of the officers and students of the
University of Virginia. Session of 1846-47. Charlottesville: J. Alexander,
printer. 1847. 13057
Virginia military institute. Report of the board of visitors of the
Virginia military institute, Lexington [July 7] 1847. 13058
11, 4 p. 21Hcm. At head of title: Doc. no. G.
Semi-annual report of the Virginia military institute [Jan. 14]
1848. 13059
12, 4, p. 21 Hem. At head of title: Doc. no. 46.
Western asylum. Twentieth annual report of the president and direc-
tors of the western asylum, to the legislature of Virginia, with the report
of the superintendent and physician for 1847. Richmond, Printed by Shep-
herd and Colin, 1848. 13060
36 p. tables (part fold.) 22 em. Francis T. Stribllng, superinten-
dent and physician. Printed also as document no. 10, in 32 p.
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Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia, Session of
1848-49. Richmond: Samuel Shepherd, public printer. 1848.
13061
771 p. 23.6cm. 167 copies were bound.
Session began Dec. 4, 1S48 and adjourned on March 19, 1849 to May
28, 1849. On May 28 the bouse met and adjourned on August 17. Henry Li.
Hoplcins, spealcer.
Beginning with June 11, the sessions were held at Fauauier White
Sulphur Springs. The adjourned session from May 28 to Aug. 17 considered
the revision of the Code.
Rules and regulations: p. 4-9. 13062
[Communication from the governor, William Smith] : p. 9-30. 13063
Comparative view of auditor's revenue table no. 3, for 1846, 1847 and
1848: p. 31. 13064
[Report of committee on the revision of the code] : p. 220-222. 13065
Report of committee appointed to enquire how far the existing legis.
lation of congress, under the third clause of the second section of the fourth
article of the constitution, fulfils the intent and object of that instrument,
in affoi^ding an adequate remedy for the recapture of slaves absconding
from this state into the non-slaveholding states . . .1: p. 238-257. 13066
[Report of committee on contested election of U. W. Kyle and W. A.
Scott of Buckingham] : p. 272. 13067
[Report of committee on the condition of the land office] : p. 291, 292.
13068
[Bill foV construction of a raUroad from James river to the Tennessee
line] : p. 314-318. 13069
[Report of committee on the public library, including report of the
librarian, W. H. Richardson, for year ending Dec. 31, 1848]: p. 339-344.
13070
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[Report of committee on the treasurer's office]: p. 344-350. 13071
[List of members who have taken the oath] : p. 366. 13072
List of warrants on the civil contingent fund for year ending 30th
Sept 1848: p. 370-373. 13073
[Report of the select committee appointed to examine all the official,
historical and other evidence in relation to the defence of Craney Island, in
this state, when attacked, on 22d June 1813, by the British forces] p. 395-
410. 13074
Resolutions of Wisconsin relative to slavery and the slave trade: p.
433. 13075
[Letter from Alexandre Vattemare transmitting exchanges] : p.
470-472. 13076
[Letter from the librarian, W. H. Richardson, defending his adminis-
tration of the library] : p. 565-567. 1.3077
Amendments proposed by the committee of conference to parts 2, 3,
4 and 5: p. 650-676. 13078
House of delegates of Virginia, 1848-49 [List] : p. 679-680. 13079
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia, be-
gun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Monday
the fourth day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and forty-eight. Richmond: Printed by John War-
rock, printer to the senate. 1848. 13080
362 p. 23cni. 185 copies bound.
Session beran Dec. 4, 1848 and ended March 19, 1849. The extra session
befran May 28. 1849 at Richmond and ended Auk. 17. 1849 at Fauquier White
Sulphur SprinKs. Edward P. Scott, speaker.
[Rules and regulations] : p. 4-8. 13081
Message of the governor, William Smith, Dec. 4, 1848]: p. 9-29.
13082
[Letter of the adjutant general, W. H. Richardson, relative to the Vir-
ginia military institute]: p. 67. 13083
[Report of committee relative to the books and papers in the clerk's
oflSce, including a list of books] : p. 74, 75. 13084
[Report of the committee relative to the public library, including the
report of the librarian, W. H. Richardson, for year ending Dec. 31, 1848] :
p. 79, 80. 13085
[Report of the committee relative to the accounts of the treasurer,
for the year ending Sep. 30, 1848] : p. 84, 85. 13086
[Report of the committee relative to the report of the revisers]: p.
87-89. 13087
[Report of the committee relative to the penitentiary]: p. 90, 91.
13088
[Report of committee relative to the armory] : p. 94, 95. 13089
Resolutions of Wisconsin relative to slavery in the territories]:
p. 160. 13090
Amendments proposed by the committee of conference to Part 2
of the civil code of Virginia: p. 327, 328. 13091
Amendments proposed by the committee of conference to the bill con-
cerning the code of Virginia, part 5: p. 349. 13092
Amendments proposed by the committee of conference to the bill, en-
titled A bill concerning the civil code of Virginia, part 3: p. 361-355. 1.1093
Amendments to part 4: p. 357, 368. 13094
Members of the senate who served Dec. 7, 1848 to March 19, 1849,
May 28, 1849 to Aug. 17, 1849: p. 362. 13095
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[Documents and bills as appendix] :
[Salaries and emoluments of the officers in the capitol. Richmond:
John Warrock, printer. 1848. Doc. no. 1] 1309ft
No copy seen. 40 copies printed.
Report of the joint committee on the Wilmot proviso, and other kin-
dred subjects. Doc. no. 2. 13097
[Report of the committee and ad^'utant general. on the semi-annual
examination of cadets at Virginia military institute. Richmond: John
Warrock, printer. 1848. Doc. no. 3] 13098
No copy seen. Title from voucher. 185 copies printed.
[Communication from the governor of Florida transmitting copy of
the resolutions of the general assembly of Florida relative to the question
of the controversy between the north and south] Doc. no. 4. 13099
2 p.
Letter of Alexandre Vattemare to Gov. Floyd. [First annual report
as the agent of international exchange for the state of Virginia] Doc. no. 5.
1310«
2 D.
Index. 44 p.
[Resolutions of South Carolina. Richmond: John Warrock, printer.
1848. Doc. no. 6] 13101
No copy seen. 186 copies printed.
[Memorial to the general assembly, and an act in reference to the
erection of a monument to Washington. Richmond: John Warrock, printer.
1848. Doc. no. 7 and Bill no. 9] 13102
No copy seen. 1,000 copies printed.
[Report of the board of public works. Richmond: John Warrock.
printer. 1848. Doc. no. 8] 1310S
No copy seen. 186 copies printed.
[An act to amend the act incorporating the Fredericksburg and Blue
Ridge railroad company. Richmond: John Warrock, printer. 1848. Bill
no. 1] 13104
No copy seen. 185 copies printed.
[Bill imposing taxes for support of government. Richmond: John
Warrock, printer. 1848. Bill no. 2] 13105
No copy seen. 185 copies printed.
[Proposed amendments to tax bill. Richmond: John Warrock, printer.
1848. Bill no. 8] 1310»
No copy seen. 185 copies printed.
[Second edition of amended tax bill. Richmond: John Warrock,
printer. 1848. Bill no. 4] 13107
No copy seen. 186 copies printed.
[An act concerning juries. Richmond: John Warrock, printer. 1848.
Bill no. 5] 13108
No copy seen. 185 co|>ies printed.
[Act concerning bail in civil actions. Richmond: John Warrock,
printer. 1848. Bill no. 6] 1310«
No copy seen. 40 copies printed.
[Bill to create a new judicial circuit. Richmond: John Warrock,
printer. 1848. BUI no. 7] 13110
No copy seen. 40 copies printed.
[Amendments to bill Making an appropriation for new barracks at
Virginia military institute. Richmond: John Warrock, printer. 1848. Bill
no. 8] ISlll
No copy seen. 185 copies printed.
AnmuU Reports
Governor's message and annual reports of the public offi-
cers of the state, and of tiie boards of directors, visitors, and
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superintendents, and other agents of public institutions or in-
terests of Virginia. Printed under resolutions of the general
assembly. Richmond: Samuel Shepherd, public printer. 1848.
13112
1 volume with Index. SOO copies of each printed unless otherwise
stated. Information relative to the size of edition of documents 1-24 is want-
Inar in the voucher of March 26, 1849. 200 copies of each bill printed.
[Governor's] message. Doc. no. 1. 1311S
24 p. Wm. Smith, governor.
Auditor's report [year ending 30 September 1848] Doc. no. 2. 13114
32 p. James E. Heath, auditor.
A statement of the white, slave and free coloured population of Vir»
ginia, and of the federal population, as exhibited in the census of 1830 and
1840; also of the land and property tax, for the years 1830, 1840 and 1847;
also the white titheables for 1830, 1840 and 1847, and of the black titheables
for 1847, arranged into counties and districts, and prepared by the first
auditor in compliance with a resolution of the house of delegates, adopted
3d of April 1848. Doc. no. 3. • 13115
« p.
Treasurer's annual report [year ending September 30, 1848] Doc.
no. 4. 1311«
18 p. F. M. LAWson, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund for the
year 1848, and proceedings of the school commissioners in the different
counties, for the year ending September 30, 1847. Doc. no. 5. 13117
106 p. J. Brown, Jr., 2nd auditor. Includes reports of academies.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, 1848.
Doc. no. 6. 13118
24 p. Joseph C. Cabell, rector.
Report of the board of visitors of the Virginia military institute,
Lexington, 1848. Doc. no. 7. 13119
26 p. Includes the report of the superintendent, Francis H. Smith,
Report of the visitors of the Virginia institution for the education of
the deaf, dumb and of the blind, Novemb^ 1848. Doc. no. 8. 13120
32 p. J. D. Tyler, principal of the deaf mute department; J. C. M.
MerlUat. principal of the blind department.
Second auditor's report to the general assembly of Virginia, trans-
mitting the accounts of the fund for internal improvement, and statements
of the debt and resources of the commonwealth, for the year ending Septem-
ber 30, 1848. Doc. no. 9. . 13121
3% r>.
Thirty-third annual report of the board of public works, to the
general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents, December
4, 1848. Richmond: Samuel Shepherd, public printer. 1848. Doc. no. 10.
13122
285-706 p.
Fourteenth annual report of the president to the stockholders of the
James river and Kanawha company, November 1848. Doc. no. 11. 13123
43 p. W. B. Chittenden, president.
Adjutant general's report [year ending 30 September 1848] Doc.
no. 12. 13124
7 p. W. H. Richardson, adjutant general.
Public armory. [Annual returns, 1848] Doc. no. 13. 13128
6 p. Charles DImmock, superintendent.
Public edifices. [Annual report of superintendent, 1848] Doc. no.
14. 1812«
7-9 p. Charles Diramock, superintendent.
Annual report of the board of directors of the penitentiary institu-
tion. Doc. no. 15. 13127
46 p. Charles S. Morgan, superintendent.
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Bank returns. [Condition of Bank of Viiginia, Farmers bank of
Virginia, Exchange bank of Virginia, Northwestern bank of Virginia, Bank
of the Valley in Virginia] Doc. no. 16. 13128
63 p.
Annual report of the court of directors of the Eastern lunatic asylum
for the year 1848. Doc. no. 17. 13129
36 p. John M. Gait, superintendent.
Twenty-first annual report of the president and directors of the West-
em asylum. Doc. no. 18. 13130
34 p. Francis T. Strlblingr, superintendent. Appeared also with
Staunton Imprint, 36 p.
Statement of Qie register of the land office. [Statement showing
number of patents issued, aggregate quantity of land embraced in said
patents, counties in which lands lie, from October 1, 1847 to September 30,
1848] Doc. no. 19. 13131
2 P.
International exchange. Doc. no. 20. 13132
40 p. Includes correspondence of the governor and Alexandre Vat-
temare, and Instructions on the best mode of collecting, preserving and
transporting objects of natural history, written by the professors, adminis-
trators of the museum of natural history, at Paris. Revised, with the ad-
dition of notes by Aaron Toung.
Live stock. [Account of live stock weighed iii scales erected for that
purpose in Richmond, during year ending 30 September 1848] Doc. no. 21.
13133
[11 p. Henry Van Buren, weiKhmaster.
Vaccine agent. [Annual report, 1848] Doc. no. 22. 13134
2 p. P. H. Deane, vaccine agent.
Standard weights and measures. [Communication from Thoman
Lawson, superintendent) relative to standards furnished by general gov-
ernment and upon act of assembly passed 19 March 1847 in relation there-
to] Doc. no. 23. 13135
3 p.
Resignations. Doc. no. 24. 13135a
[1] p.
Abstract from the reports of the clerks of the court of appeals, and
of the superior courts of law and chancery, for the year ending August
30, 1848, exhibiting state of suits in their respective courts. Doc. no. 25.
13136
16 p. 1000 copies printed.
A communication from the Honourable John Scott, one of the judges
of the general court, declining to take his seat as one of the judges of the
special court of appeals under the act of 31st March 1848, and his reasons
therefor. Doc. no. 26 13137
9 p. 1000 copies printed.
Report of the committee of finance upon the debt, revenue and ex-
'penditures of the government. Doc. no. 27. 13138
8 p. 4600 copies printed.
Proceedings of the state internal improvement convention [held at
Staunton, October 2, 1848] Doc. no. 28. 13139
7 p.
Petition of the president and directors of the James river and Ka-
nawha company, for the state's guarantee of their bonds for making the
tidewater connection, for the means of improving the Kanawha naviga-
tion, and for aid to construct the southside and Rivanna connections. Doc.
no. 29. 13140
14 p. Includes Petition of city of Richmond, and Memorial of citizena
of Lynchburg. 2500 copies printed.
First annual report of the president to the stockholders of the Lynch-
burg and Tennessee railroad company, November 27, 1848. Richmond:
Samuel Shepherd, public printer. 1848. Doc. no. 30. 13141
40 p. O. O. Clay, president. Includes Petition of stockholders, ask-
ing: for a subscription from the state.
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Mr. ShefFey's resolution relative to the printing, binding and dis-
tributing public documents. Doc. no. 31. 13142
in p.
Report of the special committee to whom was referred so much of
the governor's message as relates to the Wilmot proviso, and other kindred
measures. Doc. no. 32. 13143
[1] p.
List of pardons granted by the governor and lieutenant governors.
Doc no. 33. 13144
15 p. 1000 copies printed.
Contract of B. B. Minor. [An agreement between Wm. Smith, gov-
ernor of the commonwealth and Mr. Sfinor for a sale to said' Minor of a
small piece of the public land on Governor street, subject to ratification
of assembly] Doc. no. 34. • 1314S
[ij p.
Communication of the superintendent [in reference to the condition]
of the penitentiary. Doc no. 36. 13148
11 p.
Report of the revisers [in response to. a resolution adopted by the
house of delegates January 13, 1848, requesting said revisors to inform
the house whether they have had under consideration any plan for pro-
moting the despatch of business in court of appeals, and if so to communi-
cate such plan to the house; also to report upon expediency of reducing
number of judges necessary to be in attendance upon the general court]
Doc. no. 36. 13147
12 p. Includes a bill.
Petition of the medical department of Hampden-Sidney college. Doc
no. 37. 13148
6 p. S. Haupin, dean.
Substitute proposed by Mr. Scott of Fauquier, for the resolutions
reported by the select committee on the Wilmot proviso and other kindred
measures. Doc. no. 38. ' 18149
2 p.
Petition of the cadets of the Virt^ia mUitary institute, praying the
general assembly to make an appropriation to i«construct and enlarge their
barracks; also a communication from the superintendent ... on the
same subject. Doc. no. 39. 131S0
4 p.
Preamble and resolutions to transfer the interest of the state in
certain money to the Orange and Alexandria railroad company. Doc.
no. 40. 13151
2 P.
Copies of papers together with the advice of counsel in the case of
John J. Johnston. [Johnston was convicted of murder in the second de-
gree in Warren county and afterwards pardoned by the governor. The
papers contained in this document are, as requested in a resolution of the
general assembly, "the petition and all evidences upon wliich the pardon
.... was granted, togfether with a record of the council touching this
subject''] Doc. no. 41. 13152
86 p.
Memorial of the General temperance assembly of Virginia, asking
the passage of a law for taking the sense of the people at the polls as to
the propriety of continuing to license the sale of intoxicating liquors. Doc.
no. 42. 13153
4 p.
Resolutions of Mr. Conway, in regard to slavery in the territories
of the Unit-»d States and the District of Columbia; resolution of Mr. Syme
on the subject of abolishing slavery or the slave trade in the District of
Columbia; an amendment intended to be submitted by Mr. Harrison of
Loudoun, to the report of the joint committee on the subject of the Wil-
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mot proviso, and other kindred subjects; an amendment proposed by Mr.
Thomas to the report of the joint committee on the subject of the Wil-
mot proviso and other kindred subjects. Doc. no. 43. 13154
2, [6] p.
Report of the chief engineer to the president and directors of the
James river and Kanawha company. Doc. no. 44. 13155
16 p. Walter Gwynn, chief engrlneer.
Communication made to the house of delegates, session 1841-42, by
C. Crozet, esquire, state engineer, in relation to a survey of a route for
a road from James river to the Tennessee line. Doc. no. 45. 13156
3 p.
Memorial of citizens of the county of Kanawha, praying the aid of
the state to the James river and Kanawha company to improve the navi-
gation of Kanawha live^. Doc. no. 46. 13157
8 p. Includes also Memorial of citizens of county of Mason. 2000
copies printed.
Petition of citizens of Marion county, praying the passage of an
act directing the Board of public works to subscribe three-fifths of the
stock of the Monongalia navigation company. Doc. no. 47. 1315S
2 p.
Semi-annual report of the Virginia military institute. Doc. no. 48.
13159
14 p. Francis H. Smith, superintendent. Includes merit roll.
Communication from Chas. Andrew Geyer dated Meissen (Saxony)
20 Nov. 1848, to Fredk. A. Mayo, of Richmond, Virginia, relative to "Eisen-
menger possessions of land in the counties of Grayson, Monroe, Mont-
gomery, Tazewell and Wythe (western Virginia)." Emig^ration from CJer-
many to be made next year and he as agent for these prospective emi-
grants makes inquiry about the above tract and "chances of German emi-
gration in Virginia generally." Doc. no. 49. 13160
4 p. 4500 copies printed.
Report of the select committee appointed under a resolution of the
house to enquire into the existing legislation of congress upon the sub-
ject of fugitive slaves, and to suggest additional legislation as may be
proper. Doc. no. 50. 13161
20 p. 6600 copies printed.
Opinion of the attorney general [for house of delegates on the lease
to the Armory iron company of so much of the armory building, water
power and grounds as can be spared without injury to commonw<lalth.
Lease to be made by Board of public works under an act of assembly of
February 12, 18461 Doc. no. 51. 13162
6 p. S. 8. Baxter, attorney general.
Communication from Judge Richard H. Baker, relative to reflections
cast upon his official acts by the governor, in his message relative to the
case of Hunter Hill [including answer of ex-governor Smith to Judge
Baker] Doc. no. 62. 13163
8, 4 p. 1000 copies printed.
Report of the committee on revision. [Report on their revision and
consideration of the report of the revision of civil code, except title con-
cerning "public defence"] Doc. no. 53. 13164
« p.
Memorial of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal company, for a loan
from the state. Doc. no. 64. ' 13165
4 p.
Resolutions of Florida [relative to controversy between North and
South on the question of slavery] Doc. no. 55. 13166
3 p.
Communication of A. Vattemare. [Alludes to enclosed copy of "my
first annual report as agent of international exchange for state of Vir-
ginia" and asks sanction of details of organization given therein as nec-
essary to make system of international exchange complete and permanent;
transmits list of books and other exchanges obtained for Virginia and some
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of her litenury institations through his agency, and list of documents re-
ceived in return for France; desires certain information relative to several
senatorial districts of Virginia] Doc. no. 66. 13167
2 p.
Report of the joint committee on the penitentiary. Doc. no. 67. 1316S
2 p.
Disbursements for repairs and furniture for the governor's house,
4c. [List of payments for furniture for the governor's house, from the
1st January 1843 to the 8th January 1846. A list of payments for repairs
to and furniture for the governor's house, from the 1st March 1846, to
the 31st December 1848. Inventory and valuation of furniture in the
government house. Doc. no. 68. 13169
19 p.
Bank returns. [Statement showing conditions at close of year 1848
of the Bank of Virginia, Farmers bank of Virginia, Exchange bank of
Virg^iia, Northwestern bank of Virginia] Doc. no. 69. 13170
IS p.
Amendments to the bills reported by the revisors, contained in the
first and second volumes of their report, as adopted and recommended by
the joint committee on revision. Doc. no. 60. 13171
66 p.
Resolutions concerning a railroad to connect the Atlantic and Pa-
cific Oceans, and amendment intended to be submitted bjr Mr. Perrow, to
the report of the committee relative to the projected raUroad. Doc. no.
61. 13172
2 p.
Railroad from Covington to the Kanawha river [proposed route]
Doc. no. 62. 13173
■t p.
Memorial [in behalf of the Historical socie^of Virginia] to the
general assembly of Virginia, for a monument to Washington. Doc. no.
63. 13174
20 p. Includes a history of the movement to erect a monument, with
correspondence.
A treatise in manuscript and a pamphlet of Peter A. Browne, LL. D.,
and Montroville W. Dickeson, M. D., relative to scientific discoveries made
by them through the instrumentality of the microscope. Doc. no. 64. 13175
15 p. llie tegumentary appendages of the mammalia: p. 6-15.
Report of the committee of agriculture and manufactures, on the
subject of appointing an agricultural chemist and mineralogist for the
state of Virginia. Doc. no. 65. 13176
4 p. 2500 copies printed.
R«port of the committee for courts of Jnstke, on the pardon of
John J. Johnston. [See doc. no. 41] Doc. no. 06. 13177
9 [1] p. 6600 copies printed.
Resolutions of South Carolina [relative to the principles of the
Wilmot proviso] Doc. no. 67. 13178
2 p.
Memorial of the Norfolk seaman's friend society [petitioning for
appropriation to aid in erecting sailors' home in Norfolk] Doc. no. 68.
13179
7 p.
Communication from the superintendent of the penitentiary, re-
sponding to the resolution of the house, calling for a report in detail upon
the advantages of moral and religious instruction at this time enjoyed
by the convicts in the penitentiary, and the regulations relating thereto.
Doc. no. 69. 13180
7 p.
Communication from Joseph Eaches, president of the Alexandria
canal company. Doc. no. 70. 13181
Report of the joint committee on the armory. Doc. no. 71. 13182
2 p.
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Remonstrance of John Q. Eoif & co. against the petition of a nuni'
ber of the citizens of the city of Wheeling, in relation to brokers and
brokers' license. Doc. no. 72. 13183
7 p.
Bank returns. [Condition of Bank of the Valley in Virginia and
the Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheeling] Doc. no. 73. 13184
[7] p.
The answer of the president and directors of the Richmond, Fred-
ericksburg and Potomac railroad company to the memorial of George Tay-
lor and others, asking an appropriation on the part of the state to thd
eastern extension of the Louisa railroad. Doc. no. 74. 13185
6 p.
Report of the select committee in obedience to a resolution of the
house, in reference to the defence of Craney island in this state, when
attacked by the British forces on the 22d of June 1813. Doc. no. 75. 13186
26 p.
A list of accounts remaining open on the books of the auditor's
office, on the thirteenth September 1848, arising from the business of the
office for the fiscal year ending on that day. Doc. no. 76. 13187
10 p.
Petition of John M. Seely [relative to work done on capitol, govern
nor's house, etc.] Doc. no. 77. 13188
17, 4 p.
Southwestern road. [Report of Board of public works showing how
far the southwestern macadamized road has been put under contract, and
to what extent the contracts have been completed." Doc. no. 78. 13189
3 p.
Trigonometrical survey of state. [Communication from Francis H.
Smith, superintendent of Virnnia military institute to Gen. Wm. H. Rich-
ardson, adjutaiit general, outlining his plan for "a trigonometrical survey
of the state, with the view of publishing a correct geographical map"]
Doc. no. 79. 13190
2 p.
Letter from Walter Bowen, relative to the pardon of John J. Johns-
ton, and his testimony on the trial of said Johnston. Doc. no. 80. 13191
2 p.
Demand for fugitive from justice. [Governor Floyd's communicm-
tion to the house of delegates relative to his requisition upon the governor
of Ohio for delivery of Joseph Venable, a slave, and fug:itive from justice,
and the refusal of the said governor to give up said slave, with documents]
Doc. no. 81. 13192
6 p.
Resolutions submitted by Mr. Laidley, in honour of those who fell
in the battle of Point Pleasant. [Proposu for erection of monument at
Point Pleasant] Doc. no. 82. 13193
tU p.
Supplemental statement of receipts and disbursements for fiscal
year 1849. Doc. no. 83. 13194
6 p.
Index. 12 p.
Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of Virginia, passed at liie
session commencing December 4, 1848, and ending March 19,
1849, in the seventy-third year of the commonwealth. Rich-
mond: William F. Ritchie, Printer to commonwealth. 1849.
13196
298 p. 24 cm.
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Resolutions: p. 267-261. 13196
Resolutions on the subject of the Wilmot proviso and other kindred
subjects, and in regard to slavery in the District of Columbia: p. 257,
258. 13197
Resolutions . . . Virginia military land warrants: p. 258. 13198
[Sketches of the acts passed by the general assembly of
Virsrinia at the session beginning Dec. 4, 1848. Richmond : Sam-
uel Shepherd, public printer. 1849] 13199
No copy seen. Authorized by resolution of March 2, 1846.
Code
The code of Virginia: with the declaration of independence
and constitution of the United States; and the declaration of
ri£^ts and constitution of Virginia. Published pursuant to an
act of the general assembly of Virginia, passed on the fifteenth
day of August 1849. Richmond : Printed by William F. Ritchie,
public printer. 1849. 13200
xxxi. 898. [1] p. 24Hcin. 10,000 copies printed.
Preface [Including: an account, as well of what has been done in former
times towards the revisal and publication of the laws of VirKinia. as of
those proceedings which have direct connection with the present work]: p.*
Ill-x.
"By acts of the 12th of March, 1834. 23d of March, 1836, 22d of March,
1841, and 20th of February, 1846 revisors were appointed to revise and digest
the criminal code and make report . . . Mf. Chapman Johnson made some
progress under the acts of 1836 and 1841, but was prevented from completing
the revision by reason of ill health and other causes. The notes, copies ana
drafts of bills prepared by him were under the act of 1846 delivered to Mr.
Robert G. Scott, who was appointed thereby to complete the work commenced
by Mr. Johnson On the 20th of February, 1846, there was an act
appointing John M. Patton and Conway Robinson to revise and digest the
civil code." preface, p. vii.
By act of March 13, 1847, the preparation of the criminal code was
also placed In the hands of J. M. Patton and Conway Robinson.
See Acts 1849-50, p. 236, 237, 266, 266.
For a discussion of the editions of the Virginia code, by William Green,
see Virginia law Journal, v. 3, p. 708-714, Dec. 1879. See also History of Vir-
ginia codlflcation by W. E. Ross In Virginia law register, June. 1905, v. 11,
no. 2.
Courts
Rei>orts of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals,
and in the general court, of Virginia. By Peachy R. Grattan.
Volume 5. From April 1, 1848, to April 1, 1849. Richmond:
Printed by John B. Colin. 1849. 13201
[xvlll], 732 p. 8vo.
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals,
and in the general court, of Virginia. By Peachy R. Grattan.
Volume 5. From April 1, 1848, to April 1, 1849. Second edition.
Richmond, C. A. Schaffter, superintendent public printing, 1871.
13202
xvl. 732 p. 23 cm.
Cited as 46 Va. reports.
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia. April,
1848-January, 1849. p. tl]-€53.
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^ — — t
Cases decided by the general court of Vlrgrinia. June-December,
1848. p. [655] -707.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
William H. Cabell, president, Francis T. Brooke, John J. Allen. Briscoe G.
Baldwin, William Daniel. Attorney general: Sidney S. Baxter.
Judges of the general court during the time of these reports: Daniel
Smith, Richard H. Field, John T. Lomax, John Scott, William Leigh, Lucas
P. Thompson, Benjamin Estill, James E. Brown, Joseph L. Fry, John B.
Clopton, Richard H. Baker, John B. Christian, Isaac R. JDouglass, Philip
N. Nicholas, Daniel A. Wilson, Edward Johnston, John Robertson, David
M.'Comas, Norbome M. Taliaferro, George P. Scarburgh, George H. Lee
from December 12, 1848, John W. Nash from December 14, 1848.
Reports of cases decided by the general court of Virginia,
at June and December terms 1848, Richmond : Printed by John
B. Colin. 1849. 13203
[623] p.— 677 p. 23cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1848] In Calendar of Virginia state pa-
pers, V. 11, 1836-1869, p. 23. 1893. 13204
Baker, Richard H. 'Communication from Judge Richard H. Baker,
relative to reflections cast upon his official acts by the governor, in his
message relative to the case of Hunter Hill. 1849. 13206
8 p. 24cm.
James river and Kanawha co. Fourteenth annual report of the
president to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company,
together with the proceedings of the stockholders at their fourteenth an-
nual meeting in November 1848 [and called meeting in May, 1849] Rich-
mond: Shepherd and Colin, printers, 1849. 13206
107 p. 23.5cm. William B. Chittenden, president. Includes Acta
relating to the company.
Public wwks. The thirty-second and thirty-third annual reports of
the board of public works, to the general assembly of Virginlal and other
documents, on subjects connected with the fund for internal improvement.
Vol. 15. Richmond, William F. Ritchie, printer to commonwealth, 1849.
13207
1 p. 1., 706, 33. 8 p., 1 1., 7-36, 9 p. 24cm.
This is the general title page for the two following reports, bound to-
gether, paged consecutively, and with index to the whole.
Index: p. [l]-9 at end .of volume.
Thirty-second annual report of the board of public works,wto
the greneral assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents, [in-
cluding returns and reports of internal improvement companies] Decem-
ber 6, 1847. Richmond, Samuel Shepherd, public printer, 1847. 13208
283 p. 24 cm. Includes information submitted by second auditor
relative to Internal improvement companies. I3SM
Thirty-third annual report of the board of public works, to
the general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents,
[including returns and reports of internal improvement companies] De-
cember 4, 1848. Richmond, Samuel Shepherd, public printer, 1848. 13210
[2g5]-706, 33, 8 p., 1 1., 7-35 p. 24 cm. Includes information submitted
by second auditor relative to internal improvement companies. The running
title is: Doc. no. 10. The 2d auditor's report on the fund for Internal im-
provement for 1847 (Doc. no. 16) and 1848 (Doc. no. 9) are usually found after
the 33d report before the Index. 133U
Outline of the improvements in , . . Va. To accompany the
map of the same . . . C. Crozet . . . Phila., 1848. 13212
67 p. 8vo. Copy not seen. Title from Bowker.
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Rerision of code. [Amendments by general assembly to code of
Virgrmia. Richmond: Winiam F. Ritchie, printer. 1849] 13213
34 p. No copy seen. 500 copies printed.
Amendments made by the joint committee of revision to the
reports of the revisors. [1849] 13214
172 p. 23 cm. ,
Errata to the amendments to the first report of the revisors.
[1849] 13215
captlon-tttle, 3 p. 23 cm.
Report of the revisors of the code of Virginia, made to the gen-
eral assembly in January, 1849. Richmond, Samuel Shepherd, public printer.
1849. 1321ft
xTi, 641-10E4 p. 23 cm. J. M. Patton, Conway Robinson, revisors.
[Amendments made by committee of revision on the 4th report
of revisors. Richmond : William F. Ritchie, printer. 1849] 13217
No copy seen. 50.0 copies printed.
Amendments to the fourth report of the revisors, made by the
joint committee of revision, after their other amendments to that report
were printed. [1849] 13218
caption-title, 2 p. 23 cm.
[Amendments made by Committee of revision to the 5th re-
port of revisors. Richmond: William F. Ritchie, printer. 1849] 13219
11 p. 500 copies printed.
[Amendments to the bill for the protection of married women.
Richmond: William F. Ritchie, printer. 1849] 13220
No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
[Amendments of the house of delegates to part 1 of the code.
Richmond: William F. Ritchie, printer. 1849 J 13221
No copy seen. 40 copies printed.
{Amendments of the house of delegates to part 2 of the code.
Richmond: William F. Ritchie, printer. 1849] 13222
No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
[Amendments of the house of delegates to part 3 of the code.
Richmond: William F. Ritchie, printer. 1849] 13223
No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
[Amendments of the house of delegates to part 4 of the code.
Richmond: William F. Ritchie, printer. 1849] 13224
No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
[Amendments of the house of delegates to part 5 of the code.
Richmond: William F. Ritchie, printer. 1849] 13225
No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
[Amendments of the senate to part 1 of the code. Richmond:
William F. Ritchie, printer. 1849] 1322ft
No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
[Amendments of the senate to part 2 of the code. Richmond:
William P. Ritchie, printer. 1849] 13227
No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
[Amendments of the senate to part 8 of the code. Richmond:
William F. Bitchie, printer. 1849] 13228
No copy seen. 200 copies printed.
Slavery. 'Speech of R. E. Scott of Fauquier, on certain resolutions
touching the action of conjrress on the subject of slavery. Delivered in
the house of delegates of Virginia, on the 11th day of January 1849. Rich-
mond, Printed by Shepherd and Colin, 1849. 13229
74 p. 24%cm.
University of Virginia. Catalotrae of the University of Virirlrla.
Session of 1847-48. Richmond. H. E. Ellyson, printer, 1848. 13230
1 p. 1.. rii], r5]-32 p. front. 2H4cm.
Vlrfrinia miUtwry inatitutA. Report of the board of visitors of the
^Hrginia military institute, Lexington, 1848. 13231
caption -title, 2< p. 21 Hem. At head of title: Doc. no. 7.
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430 BuUetin Virginia State Library [John B. Floyd, Gov.
Semi-annual report of the Virginia military institute [Jan.
20] 1849. 13232
14 p. 22 cm. At head of title: Doc. no. 4S.
Regulations of the Virginia military institute at Lexington.
New York, Jno. Wiley, 1848. 13233
45. [1] p. 22 cm.
Western asylum. Twenty-first annual report of the president and
directors of the Western, asylum, to the legfislature of Virginia, with the
report of the superintendent and physician for 1848. Staunton: Printed
by L. & J. A. Waddell. 1849. 13231
36 p. tables (partly folded) 22Vicm. Printed also as doc. 18, in
S4 p. Francis T. Stribling, supt. and physician.
The comparative cost of supporting old and recent cases of insanity:
p. 26.
Wilmot proviso. *Speech of Mr. Joseph Segar, (of Elizabeth City
and Warwick,) on the WUmot proviso. Delivered in the house of dele-
gates, Jan. 19, 1849. Richmond, Printed by Shepherd and Colin, 1849. 13235
22 p. 23 cm.
1849/50
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of Virjrinia, for the ses-
sion of 1849-50. Richmond : William F. Ritchie, public printer.
1849. 132S6
551 p. 22.6cm. 186 copies were bound.
Session began Dec. 3, 1849 and ended March 22, 1850. Henry L. Hopkins,
speaker.
Rules and regulations: p. 6-12. 13237
[Communication from the governor, John B. Floyd] : p. 13-29. 13238
Letter from C. Crozet relating to the map of intern^ improvements
of Virginia] : p. 63, 64. 13239
[Report of superintendent of public edifices on estimated cost of con-
structing steps to the front portico of the capitoll: p. 125. 13240
[Resolutions of Vermont relating to slavery]: p. 144-146. 13241
Report of the committee in relation to the practice of the attorney
general in employing assistant counsel] : p. 210, 211. 13242
[Report of the joint committee on the Wilmot proviso and kindred
subjects] : p. 220, 221. 13243
[Proceedings in council relative to the Washington monument] : p.
243, 244. 13244
[Letter from governor announcing the date for laying the cornerstone
of the Washington monument] : p. 261, 262. 13245
[Report of committee relative to French spoliations]: p. 264, 265.
13246
I Report of committee on the penitentiary] : p. 308. 13247
Report of the committee on the armory] : p. 317, 318. 13248
Report of committee on the treasurer's account^ : p. 318-322. 13249
Report of committee on condition of the land office]: p. 323. 13250
Report of committee relative to the Virginia historical society]: p.
448, 449. 13251
List of warrants on the civil contingent fund for fiscal year ending
30th Sept. 1849: p. 454-457. 13252
House of delegates, 1849-50 [List] : p. 470, 471. 13253
Index: p. 473-551.
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Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virjrinia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the third day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and forty-nine. Richmond : Printed by John Warrock,
printer to the senate, 1849. 13264
235 D. 22.7cm. IR.S copies boun<1.
Session began Dec. 3, 1849 and ended March 22, IjSO. John W. Tyler,
speaker.
Rules and regulations] : p. 4-8. 13255
^Message of the governor, John B. Floyd, Dec. 3, 1849] : p. 9-24. 13256
'Report of committee relative to the penitentiary] : p. 52, 63. 13257
[Report of committee relative to the clerk's office, including a list o'
books therein]: p. 64, 65. 13258
[Report of committee relative to the public library]: p. 127-130.
13259
[Report of committee appointed to examine the armory]: p. 193.
13260
[Report of committee on the accounts of the treasurer for the year
ending SSp. 30, 1849] : p. 216, 217. 13261
Members of the senate who served Dec. 3, 1849 to March 22, 1850: p.
235. 13262
(
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
370 copies of each printed unless stated otherwise. The copy of the
bound volume of the senate journal of 1849-60 In the Virginia state library
lack* documents 1-6. The titles of these documents appear In Warrock's
Toucher for extra printing: of March 26, 1860. The titles are given here as
they appear In the voucher.
An act to take the sense of the people upon the call of a convention,
and providing for organizing the same. Bill no. 1. 13263
7 p.
A bill, making appropriations for the removal of free persons of
colour, and in order to induce the free negroes of this commonwealth to
migrate therefrom, and to provide further means therein. Bill no. 2.
13264
2, tU p.
A bill, to take the sense of the people upon the call of a convention,
and if it be called, to provide for its organization. Proposed by Mr. Carlile
as a substitute for the bUl passed by the house of delegates. Bill no. 3.
13265
7 p.
[Defence of Craney Island] Doc. no. 1. 13266
300 copies printed. No copy seen. Title from voucher.
[Second auditor's report on the fund for internal improvement] Doc.
no. 2. 13267
No copy seen. 1000 copies printed. Title from voucher.
[Adjutant general's report] Doc. no. 3. 1326S
No copy seen. 186 copies printed. Title from voucher.
[Resolutions on the Wilmot proviso] Doc. no. 4. 13269
No copy seen. 185 copies printed. Title from voucher.
[Greenesville resolutions] Doc. no. 5. 13270
No copy seen. 370 copies printed. Title from voucher.
[King William resolutions] Doc. no. 6. 13271
No copy seen. 370 copies printed. Title from voucher.
Preamble and resolutions of the people of Louisa [adopted at meet-
ing held at Louisa C. H. February 11, 1850, called to consider the anti-
Blavery movement of the north] Doc. no. 7. 13272
4 p.
BUIa reported from committee of roads, etc. Doc. no. 8. 1327-S
8 p. 200 copies printed.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
432 Btdletin Virginia State Library [John B. Floyd, Gov.
Statements of the debt, expenditures, and receipts, of the common-
wealth, on account of internal improvements, to the first day of February,
1850. Transmitted to the senate by the 2nd auditor March 16, 1850. Reso-
lution of senate, January 30, 1850. Doc. no. 9. 1S274
16 p.
Index. 36 p.
Annual Reports
Governor's message and annual report of the public officers
of the state, and of the board of directors, visitors, superintend-
ents, and other agents of public institutions or interests of Vir-
ginia. Printed under resolution of the general assembly. Rich-
mond: William F. Ritchie, public printer. 1849. 13276
1 volume with Index. 600 copies of e&ch of the documents listed were
printed, unless otherwise stated. 186 copies, including: the full set of docu-
ments in each volume, we>-e bound. 200 copies of each of 149 bills were
printed, but they were not bound with the documents. The titles of all
printe3 bills appear in the voucher of March 23, 18E0. No copies at the bills
known to be extant.
Governor's message. Doc. no. 1. 1S276
28 p. John B. Floyd, grovernor.
Includes Volunteer companies [by the adjutant general; Agrricultural
professorship [at the V. M. I. by F. H. Smith]; Resolutions on the subject of
slavery by Missouri, and New Hampshire. An edition of 1600 copies, each
16 p., was also printed.
Auditor's annual report. Doc. no. 2. 13277
31, [8] p. James E. Heath, auditor. In addition to printing the regular
number for the house, 1000 were printed for the senate.
Treasurer's annual report. Doc. no. 3. 13278
12 p. F. M. Lawson, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund for the year
1849, and proceedings of the school commissioners in the different counties,
for the year ending September 30, 1848. Doc. no. 4. 13279
101 p. J. Brown, jr. Includes reports of academies and colleges.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, 1849.
Doc. no. 5. 13280
68 p. Joseph C. Cabell, rector. Includes Summary statement of the
subjects of instruction and of the lectures in the several schools of the Uni-
versity of Virgrinla.
Second auditor's report to the general assembly of Virginia, transmit-
ting the accounts of the fund for internal improvement, and statements of
the debt and resources of the commonwealth for the year ending September
30, 1849. Doc. no. 6. 13281
36 p.
Annual report of the board of directors of the penitentiary institution.
Doc. no. 7. 13282
43 p. Charles S. Morgan, superintendent.
Report of the adjutant general. Doc. no. 8. 13283
7 p. Wm. H. Richardson, adjutant general.
Report of the superintendent of the armory. Doc. no. 9. 13284
11 p. Charles Dimmock, superintendent.
Report of the board of visitors of the Virginia militairy institute. Doc.
no. 10. 13285
41 p. Francis H. Smith, superintendent. Includes merit roll, and
Special report relating to proposed removal of institute.
Report of the superintendent of public edifices. Doc. no. 11. 13286
4 p. Charles DImniock, superintendent.
Twenty-second annual report of the president and directors of the
Western lunatic asylum. Doc. no. 12. 13287
34 p. Francis T. Stribling, superintendent.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
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Annual report of the court of directors of the Eastern lunatic asylum
[for year ending 30th Sep. 1849] Doc. no. 18. 13288
48 p. John M. Oalt, superintendent.
Report of the board of visitors of the deaf, dumb and blind institution
[for year ending Sep. SO, 1849] Doc. no. 14. 13289
30 p. Joseph D. Tyler, principal of the deaf mute department: J. C. M.
MerlUat. principal of the blind department.
Bank returns, 1849. [Condition of Bank of Virginia, Farmers bank of
Viisrinia, Exchange bank of^ Virginia, Northwestern bank of Virginia, Bank
of the Valley in Virginia] Doc. no. 16. 13290
48 p.
P^teenth annual report of the president and directors of the James
river and Kanawha company, November 1849. Doc. no. 16. 13291
39 p. John T. Mason, president; Walter Owynn, chief engineer.
Thirty-fourth annual report of the board of public works to the
general assembly of Virginia, with accompanying documents, 1849. Rich-
mond: William P. Ritchie, public printer. 1849. Doc. no. 17. 13292
384 p.
Abstract from the reports of clerks of the court of appeals and circuit
court relative to suits in tiieir respective courts. Doc. no. 18. 13298
31 p.
Report of the register of the land office, showing the amount paid for
land warrants. 1848. Doc. no. 19. 13294
[21 p. 8. H. Parker, re^ster.
Report of the select committee upon the Fauquier contested election
[Inman Homer vs. S. J. Tebbs] Doc. no. 20. 13295
19 p.
Communication relative to wall enclosing armory grounds. Doc.
no. 21. 13299
6 p.
Statement of the names and residences of all directors and proxies
of railroad and other companies, &c. Doc. no. 22. 13297
14 p.
Memorial of citizens of Kanawha county, asking for an amendment
to the law creating Elk bridge company. Doc. no. 23. ' 13298
5 p.
Commissioners appointed by the executive, to take acknowledgments,
&c, in otiier states. Doc. no. 24. 13299
7 p. 1000 copies printed.
Report of the committee of finance upon the debt, revenue and ex-
penditures of the government. Doc. no. 26. 13300
10 p.
Statement of the condition of the Exchange bank of Virginia, 1849.
Doe. no. 26. ISSOl
7 p.
Memorial of the Kanawha bar, for a new judicial circuit in western
Virginia. Doc no. 27. 13302
6 p.
Memorial of citizens of Rockbridge county, relative to the navigation
of North riVer. Doc. no. 28. ISSOS
6 p.
Statements relative to sales of convict slaves made by the executive.
Doc no. 29. 13304
« p.
Report of the colonization committee. Doc no. 30. 1330S
7 p. 1000 copies printed.
Statement of white titheables, population and revenue of 1849, with
representation in legislature. Doc. no. 31. 13306
9 p. 1500 copies printed. 1000 copies also printed for the senate.
Supplemental report of president of the Louisa railroad company.
Doc no. 32. 13807
9 p. E. Fontaine, president.
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434 Bulletin Virginia State Library [John B. Floyd, Gov.
Memorial of R. W. Bailey [agent of the American colonization so-
ciety] to the legislature of Virginia. Doc. no. 33. 13308
9 p.
Report of the special committee on the Wilmot proviso and kindred
subjects. Doc. no. 34. 13309
rs] p.
Statement of the condition of the Bank of the Valley [Dec. 1, 1849]
Doc. no. 35. 13310
[7] p.
Statement of the condition of the Bank of Virginia [Jan. 1, 1850]
Doc. no. 36. 13311
6 p.
Virginia military institute. [Report of semi-annual examination of
cadets January, 1850] Doc. no. 37. 13312
17 p. Includes merit, roll.
Resolutions of citizens of Essex county relative to the Nashville con-
vention. Doc. no. 38. 13313
4 p.
Statement of the condition of the Farmers bank, and of the North-
western bank [Jan. 1, 1850] Doc. no. 39. 13314
8 p.
Statements showing the data upon which apportionments of repre-
sentation, in the bill concerning a convention, are based. Doc. no. 40. 13315
14 p. 2!i00 copies printed. 1000 copies also printed for the senate.
Statements [by the second auditor] relative to the debt and resources
of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 41. 13316
rifll p. 2.''iflO copies printed.
SjTionpis of bids received for the Blue- Ridge tunnel, October 1849.
Doc. no. 42. 13317
s p.
Resolutions relative to French spoliations. Doc. no. 43. 13S18
30 p. Includes Resolutions and instructions of the legislatures of eleven
states, to .sustain and provide by law for satisfying claims of American citi-
zens, wiiich were for public use bartered to France by the United States In
tile convention of Sep. 30, 1800. Taken from congressional documents.
Report of the joint committee on the Wilmot proviso and kindred sub-
jects. Doc. no. 44. 13319
4 p.
Memorial of the citizens of Fairfax county, for annual thanksgiving
and prayer. Doc. no. 45. 13320
3 p.
Statement relative to the jail fees of Richmond city. Doc. no. 46.
13321
4 p.
Communication from the executive relative to improvements in rail-
roads and locomotive engines [particularly with reference to invention of
J. S. French] Doc. no. 47. 13322
« p.
Memorial of the Colonization society of Virginia. Doc. no. 48. 13323
8 p. Signed by J. B. Floyd, president.
Memorial of the Plank road convention relative to the Petersburg and
Boydton road. Doc. no. 49. 13324
4 p.
Report of the special committee on the petition of citizens of Alex-
andria, &c., for transferring to the Orange and Alexandria railroad com-
pany money advanced by Virginia to the general government Doc. no. 50.
13325
7 p.
Memorial relative to Clarkesville and Gaston railroad, by David Shel-
ton and others. Doc. no. 51. 13326
12 p.
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Statements showing the condition of the Exchange bank [Dec. 31,
1849] Bank of the Valley [Jan. 1, 1850] and Merchants and mechanics bank
[Jan. 14, 1850] Doc. no. 52. 13327
16 p.
Report of the special committee relative to the recovery of legislative
records of Virginia. Doc. no. 53. 13328
3 p. Relates to records supposed to have been taken by L«rd Dunniore.
Report of the joint committee to examine the public library. Doc.
no. 54. 13329
12 p. Includes report of the librarian, W. H. Richardson.
Resolution transferring the claim of Virginia against the government
of the United States, to the Orange and Alexandria railroad. Doc. no. 55.
13330
3 p.
Report of the committee of the penitentiary. Doc. no. 66. 13331
4 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia [transmitting corres-
pondence with governor of Ohio] relative to a fugitive from justice [Buck
alias Oliver, a free negro charged with crime] Doc. no. 67. 13332
12 p.
Report of the committee of schools and colleges relative to the an-
nuity to the university. Doc. no. 58. 13333
6 p.
Index. 13 p.
Session Laivs
Acts of the general assembly of Virginia, passed at the extra
and regular sessions in 1849 & 1850, and in the seventy-third and
seventy-fourth years of the commonwealth. Richmond : William
F. Ritchie, public printer. 1850. 13334
293 p. 24cm.
Resolutions: p. 233-.264. 13335
Preamble and resolutions in relation to the Wilmot proviso and kin-
dred subjects: p. 233-234. 13336
Preamble and resolutions relative to the legislation of congress upon
the subject of fugitive slaves, and suggesting additional legi.slation [pre-
ceded by the report of the committee] Adopted February 7, 1849 [but acci-
dentally omitted in the acts of 1848-9J: p. 240-254. 13337
Acts of the general assembly of Virginia, passed at the extra session
in 1849: p. 255-260; Resolutions: p. 261, 262. 13338
The acts concerning the code of Virginia, parts 1, 2, 3. 4 and 5 were
passed during: this session and were deemed and published as one act under
the title of The code of Virginia. Only 8 other acts were passed at this ses-
sion.
Acts of the general assembly of Virginia, passed at the extra
and regular sessions 1849 & 1850, and in the seventy-third and
.seventy-fourth years of the commonwealth. Richmond, William
F. Ritchie, public printer, 1850. 13339
72 p. 25Hcm. Includes acts of a public and general nature only.
[Sketches of the laws passeii by the general assembly of
Virginia, at the session beginning Dec. 3, 1849, Richmond:
WiUiam F. Ritchie, printer. 1850] 13340
No copy seen. 25,000 copies printed. See voucher March 23, 1350.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
436 BuUetin Virginia State Library [John B. Floyd, Gov.
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals,
and in the general court, of Virginia. By Peachy R. Grattan.
Volume 6. From April 1, 1849, to April 1, 1850. Richmond,
Printed by Colin, Baptist and Nowlan, 1850. 13341
[xxl, 747 p. 23Vicm.
Cited as 47 Va. reports.
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia. April,
1849-January, 1860. p. [l]-645.
Cases decided by the general court of Virginia. June-December, 1849.
p. [6631-724.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
William H. Cabell, president, Francis T. Brooke, John J. Allen, Briscoe G.
Baldwin, William Daniel. Attorney general: Sidney S. Baxter.
Judges of the general court during the time of these reports- Daniel
Smith, Richard H. Field, John T. Lomax, John Scott to January 17, 1860,
William Leigh, Lucas P. Thompson, Benjamin Estill, James E. Brown, Joseph
li. Fry. John B. Clopton, Richard H. Baker, John B. Christian, Isaac R.
Douglass, Philip N. Nicholas to August 18, 1849, Daniel A. Wilson, Edward
Johnston, John Robertson resigned in February, and was re-elected March
14, 1860; David M'Comas, Norbome M. Taliaferro, George P. Scarburgh,
George H. Lee, John W. Nash, John W. Tyler from January 29, 1860; Mat-
thew Dunbar elected to the 23d circuit; John S. Caskie elected to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of judge Nicholas.
Same. 2d ed. Richmond : C. A. Schaffter, supt. pub-
lic printing. 1871. 13342
xvlli, [2], 747 p. 8vo.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archiyes. [State papers, .1849] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 11, 1836-1869, p. 23. 1893. 13343
Education. Acts concerning education, code of Virginia 1849, title 23.
[1849] ? 13344
caption title, t91-54 p. 21Hcm.
James river and Kanawha co. *rMemorial of Chapman Johnson, Geo.
W. Summers, Joseph S. James, John H. Eustace, David S. Garland, John A.
Lancaster and Bernard Peyton, committee of the stockholders of the James
river and Kanawha company] to the general assembly of Virginia [asking
a modification of the charter of the company] [no date] [t3)out 1849]
1334S
1 sheet printed on one side.
'Memorial of sundry inhabitants of the county of to the
general assembly of Virginia in reference to connecting ttie eastern and
western waters by the James and Kanawha rivers, [no date] [about 1849]
13346
2 p. 81cm. A printed petition In blank for the name of the county to
be inserted.
Fifteenth annual report, of the president to the stockholders of
the James river and Kanawha company, together with tlie proceedings of
the stockholders at their fifteenth annual meeting in November 1849. Rich-
mond: Printed by Colin, Baptist and Nowlan, 1849. 13347
72 p. 23.6cni. John T. Mason, president. An index, separately pa^ed,
of 8 pases, for the 12th, ISth, 14th and 15th reports, was bound with the IGth
report.
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1849/50] A Bibliography of Virginia 437
l'*w. A guide to magistrates: with practical forms for the discharge
of their duties out of court; to which are added precedents for the use of
prosecutors, sheriffs, coroners, constables, escheators, clerks, &c., adapted
to the new code of Virginia. By Joseph Mayo, counsellor at law, and pub-
he prosecutor in the hustings court of Kichmond. Richmond: published by
E. I. Smith, for the author. 1849. 13348
704 p. 8vo.
Library. [Catalogue of the library of the state of Virginia, 1849]
13349
152 p. 23cin. Title pagre wanting:.
Louisa railroad. 'Remarks of Mr. Joseph Segar, (of Elizabeth City
and Warwick,) on the bill to construct the mountain portion of the Louisa
railroad, and to tunnel the Blue Ridge mountain. Richmond, Printed by
Shepherd and Colin, 1849. 13350
8 p. 23 Hem.
State officers, *Speech of Mr. Segar, of Elizabeth City and Warwick,
on the election of state officers, delivered in the house of delegates, Wednes
day, the 6th and Tuesday, the 13th February, 1850. Richmond, H. K. Elly-
son's power press, 1850. 13351
21 p. 24Hcin. Relating' to the Democratic proposal to remove Mr.
Heath, first auditor of Va. and a Whig, and defending; the policy of the na-
tional administration In removals from oflfice for partisan reasons.
University of Virginiai. Catalogue of the University of Virginia. Ses-
sion of 1848-49. Richmond, H. K. EUyson, printer, 1849. 13352
1 p. 1.. [Iv], [71-35 p. front. 21cm.
Virginia and Tennessee railroad. 'Speech of Mr. W. M. Burwell of
Bedford, upon the Virginia and Tennessee railroad. Richmond, 1849. 13353
20 p. 8vo.
isso/si
Journals
Joiimal of the house of delesrates of Virginia, for the ses-
sion of 1850-51. Richmond : William F. Ritchie, public printer.
1850. 13354
599 p. 23.6cm.
Session be^an Dec. 2, 1850 and ended March 31. 1851. George W. Hop-
kins, speaker.
Rules: p. 1-9. 13355
[Message from the governor, John B. Floyd] : p. 10-36. 13356
[Statement of number of claims for land bounty granted and rejected
since 1830]: p. 74, 75. 13357
[Report of committee relative to the petition for removal of Judge
Benjamin Estill]: p. 81-83. 13358
[Report of committee on the subject of revolutionary claims]: p.
174-183. 13359
[Report of the committee on the public library, including the report
of the librarian, W. H. Richardson, for year enduig Dec. 31, 1851]: p.
30«-312. 13360
[Report of committee on the condition of the land office]: p. 410.
13361
[Report of the committee on the treasurer's accotmts]: p. 410-415.
13362
[Report of committee on the contested election of James C. Crane
and Thomas P. August] : p. 474-607. 13368
[List of members who have taken the oath] : p. 517, 618. 13364
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438 Btdletin Virginia State Library [John B. Floyd, Gov.
[Report of committee on the condition of the armory] p. 618, 519.
13365
House of delegates 1850-51 [List of members] : p. 527, 528. 13366
Index: p. 629-599.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the second day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and fifty. Richmond : Printed by John Warrock, prin-
ter to the senate. 1850. 13367
247 p. 23V4cm.
Session began Dec. 2, 1850 and ended March 31, 1851. William H. Dennis,
speaker.
[Rules and regrulations] : p. 5-9. 13368
[Message of the governor, John B. Floyd]: p. 10-35. 13369
[Letter of the governor, J. B. Ployd, relative to the World's fair in
London] : p. 37. 13370
[Report of a local committee, appointed by the governor, relative to
a Virginia exhibit at the World's fair in London, including a list of Vir-
ginia minerals] : p. 37-41. 13371
[Report of committee on the condition of the clerk's office, including
a list of the books therein] : p. 71, 72. 13372
[Report of the committee relative to the accounts of the treasurer,
for the year ending Sep. 30, 1850] : p. 75-80. 13373
[Rieport of committee relative to the armory] : p. 217, 218. 13374
Members of the senate who served Dec. 2, 1850 to March 31, 1851: p.
247. 13375
[Documents and bills as appendix] :
S70 copies of each printed.
Substitute for the act to incorporate York river steam navigation
and plank road company. Bill no. 1. 13376
CiJ p.
An act to incorporate the York river steam navigation and plank road
company. Bill no. 2. 13377
[1] p.
An act to postpone the elections for the present year, and for other
purposes. Bill no. 4. 13378
ri] p.
New Hampshire union resolutions. Doc. no. 1. 13379
[11 p.
An act, to provide for the appointment of deputies to a southern
congress, and to call a convention of the people of this state, passed by the
South Carolina assembly November, 1850. Doc. no. 2. 13380
3 p.
Semi-annual report of the Virginia military institute [including merit
roll] Doc. no. 3. 13381
12 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent. Special report from Major William
Gilham: p. 5-8.
A bill to incorporate the Amherst county turnpike company. Also
various petitions and memorials for and against the incorporation of the
Amherst county turnpike. Bill no. 3 and doc. no. 4. 13382
23 p.
Report of the joint committee on the state library [including annual
report of the librarian, W. H. Richardson, for year ending Dec. 31, 1850]
Doc. no. 5. 13383
11 p.
Condition of the Bank of the Valley, and of the Northwestern hank
of Virginia. Doc. no. 6. 13384
7 p.
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[Auditor's statement showing amount appropriated by the legisla-
turefor pay, subsistence, &c. of the regiment of Virginia volunteers in
Mexican war; amount received by officers of that regiment, and upon what
account; amount reimbursed by the United States to Virginia on account of
payment of Virginia volunteers; and amount outstanding on auditor's books
against officers of Virginia regiments of volunteers, and upon what account
said charges were made. This report made in compliance with a resolu-
tion of the senate adopted February 12, 1851] Doc. no. 7. 13385
8 p.
Internal improvement. Statements of the second auditor called for
by a resolution of the senate of the 26th February, 1861. Printed by order
of the senate, March 29, 1851. [List of internal improvement companiei)
of the_ state, giving date of charter, the termini, leng^ of improvement
according to charter, towns and counties through which they run, amount
of capital stock and amount thereof held by state, and amount of loans
and guarantees for each company] Doc. no. 8. 13386
13 p.
Index. 32 p.
Annual Report
Governor's message and annual reports of the public officers
of the state, and of the boards of directors, visitors, superin-
tendents, and other agents of public institutions or interests of
Virginia. Printed under the code of Virginia. Richmond;
William F. Ritchie, public printer. 1850. 13387
1 volume with index. 500 copie.s of each document printed, unless other-
wise stated. 200 copies of each of certain bills were printed. The bills do
not appear however, bound with the other documents. The printed bills are
not listed here.
[Governor's] message and appendix. Doc. no. 1. 13388
28. 56 p. John B. Floyd, governor. Appendix includes Proceedings in
the state of Ml.xsis.ilppi, relative to the slavery question. tRe.soIution.') of
Texas and Maryland relative to the slavery question] 2700 copies printed.
Report of the auditor of public accounts, 1850. Doc. no. 2. 13389
39 p. Robert Johnston. 1st auditor.
Treasurer's report, 1850. Doc. no. 3. 13390
23 p. Robert Butler, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund for the year
1850, and proceedmgs of the school commissioners in the different counties,
for the year ending September 30, 1849. Doc. no. 4. 13391
84 p. J. Brown, Jr., 2d auditor. Includes reports of academies.
Second auditor's report to the general assembly of Virginia, trans-
mitting the accounts of the fund for internal improvement, and statements
of the debts and resources of the commonwealth, for the year ending Sep-
tember 80, 1850. Doc. no. 5. 13392
39 p.
Report of the causes of the commonwealth, as they stood November
1, 1850. Doc. no. 6. 13393
8 p.
Bank returns, 1850. [Condition of the Bank of Virginia, Farmers bank
of Virginia, Exchange bank of Virginia, Northwestern bank of Virginia,
Bank of the Valley in Virginia, Merchants and mechanics bank] Doc. no. 7.
13394
.<>« p.
Report of the board of visitors of the Virginia military institute, July
1850. Doc. no. 8. 1339S
36 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent. Includes merit roll.
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Twenty-third annual report of the president and directors of the
Western lunatic asylum, 1850. Doc. no. 9. 13396
41 p. Francis T. StriblinK, superintendent.
Annual report of the court of directors of the Eastern lunatic asylum,
1860. Doc. no. 10. 1339'
36 p. John M. Gait, superintendent. . '. . ^.^ ^.
Annual report of the board of directors of the penitentiary institution,
1850. Doc. no. 11. 13398
33 p. C. S. Morgan, superintendent. -«„„«
Report of the adjutant, general, 1850. Doc. no. 12. 13399
9 p. Wm. H. Richardson, adjutant general.
Report of the superintendent of the armory, 1850. Doc. no. 13.
13400
10 p. Charles Dimmock, superintendent.
Report of the superintendent of public edifices, 1850. Doc. no. 14.
13401
4 p. Charles Dimmock, superintendent.
Report of Alexander Vattemare, the agent for international ex-
changes, 1850. Doc. no. 15. 13402
30 p. Includes List of works presented to Virginia by France, 1850.
Sixteenth annual report of the president and directors of the James
river and Kanawha company, 1850. Doc. no. 16. 13403
32 p. J. T. Mason, president. Walter Owynn, chief engineer.
Organization and proceedings of the board of engineers appointed to
decide matters of difference between the city of Wheeling and the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad company, 1850. Doc. no. 17. 13404
8 p.
Thirty-fifth annual report of the board of public works to the general
assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents, 1850. Doc. no. 18.
13405
480 p.
Report of the board of visitors of the deaf, dumb and blind institu-
tion, 1850. Doc no. 19. 13406
32 p. Joseph D. Tyler, principal of deaf mute department. J. C. M.
Merlllat, principal blind department.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, 1850.
Doc no. 20. 13407
T2 p. J. C. Cabell, rector. Includes Summary statement of the subjects
of Instruction and of the lectures In the several schools.
Report of the superintendent of weights and measures, 1850. Doc
no. 21. 13408
4 p. Thomas I>aW80n, superintendent.
Report of the weighmaster of live stock, 1850. Doc no. 22. 13409
5 p. Henry Van Buren, welKbmaster.
Memorial of a committee of the Virginia central railroad company,
1850. Doc. no. 23. 13410
9 p.
Memorial of the citizens of Buckingham, in behalf of the Slate river
company, 1860. Doc no. 24. 13411
5 p.
Governor's message relative to the worid's fair, to be held in London
in 1851. Doc no. 26. 13412
11 p. Includes Catalogue of minerals, etc, Pcnown to exist in Vir-
ginia]: p. 9-11.
:.. ,r-.- relative to the Covington and Ohio railroad
and the Weston and West Union turnpike, 1850. Doc no. 26. 13413
8 p. O. B. Shaw, J. McNally, engineer.?.
Resolutions of Mr. Segar, appropriating part of the public lands to
the Virginia and Tennessee raflixMid and the Virginia central raflroad,
1850 [with amendment intended to be offered by Mr. Ferguson and sab-
stitate intended to be offered by Mr. Burwell] Doc no. 27. 13414
[11] p.
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Abstract from the reports of clerks of the court of appeals and
circuit courts, relative to suits in their respective courts, 1860. Doc. no.
28. 13415
19 p.
Memorial of the trustees of the Southern female institute at Fred-
ericksburg, 1850. Doc. no. 29. 13416
8 p. Signed by B. R. Wellford.
Petition of citizens of Washington county for the removal of Judge
[Benjamin] Estill, 1860. Doc. no. 30. 13417
s p.
Resolution of Mr. Kilby, relative to the state's proportion of the fund
arising for sale of public lands, 1860. Doc. no. 31. 13418
[2] p.
Annual reports of sundry colleges and academies, 1850. [Reports
of Randolph-Macon college, Emory and Henry college. Medical department
of Hampden-Sydney college, Romney classical institute] Doc. no. 32. 13419
14 p.
Report of the select committee appointed to investigate charges
against Judge Estill, 1850. Doc. no. 33. 13420
5 p.
Petition of citizens of Buckingham county, praying for the repeal
of the inspection laws in regard to guano, plaster, fish and liquor, 1850.
Doc no. 34. 13421
4 p.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections relative to the
Stafford contested election, 1850 [W. H. Browne vs. C. F. SutWe] Doc.
no. 35. 13422
20 p.
Resolution of Mr. Hays for the survey of the Gilmer, Ripley and
Ohio turnpike, 1850. Doc. no 36. 13423
3 p.
Preamble and resolutions of the convention of Indiana, and report
and resolutions of the convention of Maryland, relative to the compromise
measures, 1850. Doc. no. 37. 13424
14 p. 6000 copies printed.
Report o1 the committee of privileges and elections relative to the
Henrico contested election, 1860 [I. A. Goddin vs. R. N. Hall] Doc. no. 38.
1.3425
« p.
Report of the committee of finance upon the debt, revenue and ex-
penditures of the government, 1850. Doc. no. 39. 1342S
8 p. 5S00 copies printed.
Reply of the register of the land office, to the resolution of the house
of delegates, calling upon him for the number of revolutionary land war-
rants that Imve been issued from his office, 1850. Doc. no. 40. 1.1427
3 p.
List of commissioners in other states, and in the District of ('olum-
bia, appointed by the executive and still holding office, with residence and
date of appointment, 1850. Doc. no. 41. 13428
7 p.
Reply of Judge Estill to charges brought against him as judge of
the fifteenth judicial circuit, 1850. Doc. no. 42. 13429
10 p.
Memorial of a portion of the people of Nelson county, for a charter
for a railroad from Charlottesville to Lynchburg, 1851. Doc. no. 43. 13430
K p.
Resolution of Mr. Hall, relative to future appropriations for pur-
poses of internal improvements, 1851. Doc. no. 44. 13431
3 p.
Report of .the committee for courts of justice, relative to the suit
by state of Pennsylvania against the Wheeling and Belmont bridge com-
pany, etc., 1851. Doc. no. 45. 13432
11 p.
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Report on the subject of revolutionary claims, 1851. Doc. no. 46.
13433
14 p.
Petition of the trustees of Hampden-Sydney college, 1851. Doc.
no. 47. 13434
6 p.
Statements of the number of persons on [revolutionury] army list*,
and of the number of frevolutionaryl officers entitled to five years' full
pay, 1851. Doc. no. 48. 13435
10 p.
Statement of the condition of the Bank of Virginia, 1851. Doc. no 49.
13436
« P.
Report of the investiKating committee of the Western lunatic asy-
lum, 1851. Doc. no. 50. 13437
9 p. 1500 copies printed.
Memorial of the Orange and Alexandria railroad company, 1851.
Doc. no. 51. 13438
5 p.
Report of the engineer of the North river navigation company, 1851.
Doc. no. 52. 13439
8 p. Thomas L. Williamson, civil engineer.
Letter from M. Vattemare, 1851 [transmitting to Virginia on behalf
of France a copy of La galerie nationale de Versailles] Doc. no. 53. 13440
5 p.
Semi-annual report of the Virginia military institute, 1851. Doc.
no. 54. 13441
22 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent. Includes merit roll; Special report
of profeiisor of chemistry. William Gllham.
Mr. Tomlin's proposition to amend the rules of the house of dele-
gates, 1851. Doc. no. 55. 13442
3 p.
Memorial of citizens of Amherst county, for a railroad from or near
Charlottesville to the town of Lynchburg, 1851. Doc. no. 56. 13443
5 p.
Report of the investigating committee of the James river and Ka-
nawha company, relative to the causes of delay in completing the Ude
water connection, 1851. Doc. no. 57. 13444
6 p.
Remonstrance of citizens of Lewis county, against the formation of
a new countv out of part of Lewis, Barbour and Randolph, 1851. Doc.
no. 58. 13445
4 p.
Communication from the president of the James river and Kanawha
company, rc!:;tive to the causes of delay in the completion of the canal to
Buchanan, 1851. Doc. no. 59. 13446
29 p.
Petition of the Central southern rights association of Virginia and
accompanying documents, 1851. Doc. no. 60. 13447
32 p. D. H. London, president. Includes useful statements, comparing
the commerce of VlrBlnia with that of other states.
Petition of the committee of the state agricultural club, and accom-
panyinp '•loc:'T»>«»nts, 185]. Doc. no. 61. 13448
30 p. Signed by Edmund RufBn, chairman of the committee. Relates
to a plan for a state agrricultural bureau. Includes Paper on the importance
of science applied to aprrlculture. read before the Agricultural conversational
club of Virerinia, by S. Maupin, Jan. 30, 1851. 1,500 copies printed.
Statements showing the condition of the Bank of the Valley, and
of the Northwestern bank, 1851. Doc. no. 62. 13449
11 p. ■
Statements showing the condition of the Exchange bank of Virginia
and of the Merchants and mechanics bank, 1851. Doc. no. 63. 13450
13 p.
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Resolution relative to the contract of WUliam S. Triplett with the
Richmond and Danville railroad company, 1851. Doc. no. 64. 13451
3 p.
Report of the committee appointed to examine [J. S.] French's ex-
perimental raDway, 1851. Doc. no. 65. 13452
6 p.
Petition of Ambrose W. Thompson, proposing to establish first class
steam ships between Norfolk and Antwerp, etc., 1851. Doc. no. 66. 13453
4 p.
Report of the committee on executive expenditures, 1851. Doc. no.
67. 13454
8 p.
Governor's reply to a resolution of house of delegates, relative to
the appointment of commissioners to the world's fair [at London] 1851.
Doc. no. 68. 13455
4 P-
Memorial of the president and directors of the Orange and Alex-
andria railroad co. with the accompanying documents, 1851. Doc. no. 69.
13456
8 p.
Report of the select committee to whom was referred the memorial
of Ambrose W. Thompson, 1851. Doc. no. 70. 13457
4 p.
Reports of the majority and minority of the committee appointed
to investigate certain matters relating to the James river and Kanawha
canal co., 1851. Doc. no. 71. 13458
12 p.
Response of the board of directors of the Western lunatic asylum to
the report of the investigating committee, 1851. Doc. no. 72. 13459
16 p.
Resolutions of Mr. Scott of Fauquier, relative to the compromise
measures, 1851. Doc. no. 73. 13460
4 p.
Report of the select committee on the compromise measures, 1861.
Doc. no. 74. 13461
* p.
Correspondence between the joint committee and Joseph Johnson, esq.
relative to his election as governor, 1851. Doc. no. 75. 13462
4 p.
Index. 12 p.
Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of Virginia, passed at the ses-
sion of 1850-51, in the seventy-fifth year of the commonwealth.
Richmond, Va: William F. Ritchie, public printer. 1851. 13463
263 p. 24Hcni.
Resolutions: p. 201-214. 13464
Resolutions relative to the action of South Carolina on the subject of
a proposed Southern congress: p. 201, 202. 13465
Preamble and resolutions requesting the congress of the U. S. to
make a further appropriation of scrip for satisfying Virginia land bounty
warrants, and for ceding to the U. S. the refuse lands in the military dis-
trict between the Scioto and Miami rivers in the state of Ohio Tpreceded by
report of committee]: p. 202-210. 13466
Table shewing the times for the commencement of the regular terms
of each circuit, county and corporation court: p. 215-217. 13467
Table shewing the places- at which separate polls have been estab-
lished by law in each county: p. 218-225. 13468
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Commissioners in other states and in the District of Columbia, ap-
pointed by the executive of Virginia, and appearing to be in office on the
31st day of December, 1850, with the residence and date of appointment of
each commissioner: p. 226-228. 13469
[Sketches of the acts of the general assembly of Virginia,
passed at the session beginning Dec. 2, 1850. Richmond:
William F. Ritchie, public printer. 1851] 13470
No copy seen. Authorized by resolution of March 2, 1846.
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals,
and in the general court, of Virginia. By Peachy R. Grattan.
Volume 7. From April 1, 1850, to July 1, 1851. Richmond:
Printed by Colin and Nowlan. 1852. 13471
xvi, 711 p. 23Hcm.
Cited as 48 Va. reports.
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia. April,
1850-ApriI, 1851. p. [l]-585.
Cases decided by the general court of Virginia. June, 1850-June, 1851.
p. [5871-685.
The decisions of the general court were, also printed separately.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
William H. Cabell, president, Francis T. Brooke who died March 3, 1851,
John J. Allen, Briscoe G. Baldwin, William Daniel, Richard C. L. Moncure
elected March 13, 1851, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of judge
Brooke. Attorney general: Sidney S. Baxter.
Judges of the general court during the time of these reports: Daniel
Smith to November 8, 1850; Richard H. Field, John T. Lomax, William
Leigh, Lucas P. Thompson, Benjamin Estill, James E. Brown, Joseph L.
Fry, John B. Clopton, Richard H. Baker, John B. Christian, Isaac R.
Douglass to 1850; Daniel A. Wilson, Edward Johnston, David
M'Comas, Norbome M. Taliaferro, George P. Scarburgh, George H. Lee,
John W. Nash, John W. Tyler, John Robertson, Matthew Dunbar, John S.
Caskie, Green B. Samuels from December 6, 1850; Richard Parker from
January 16, 1861.
Same. 2d ed. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, supt.
public printing. 1894. 13472
xvlll, 710 p. 8vo.
I
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♦Virginia reports . . . annotated under the supervision of
Thomas Johnson Michie. Volumes 7 and 8, Grattan's reports.
[1850-1852] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company, law pub-
lishers, 1902. 13473
774 p. 25cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1850] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 11, 1836-1869, p. 24-36. 1893. • 13474
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Commisrioaers in chancery. 'Mathews' ^ide to commissioners in
chancery, with practical forms for the discharge of their duties, adapted to
the new code of Virginia. Richmond, 1850. . 1S475
Title from Randolph's law cRtalopue, 1856.
Education. Acts establishing the literary fund, and providing a
system of free schools and a system for the education of indigent children
m Virginia. (Code of Virginia, title 23, chap. 78, 79, 80, 81, 82.) together
with forms for the accounts, statements and other reports of school com-
missioners, superintendents and teachers, accompanied by a circular of the
second auditor, containing explanations, recommendations and instructions
for the government of said officers. Prepared by the second auditor, in
conformity to Par. 8, ch. 78, code of 1849. Richmond, Va.: Printed by
Ritchie & Dunnavant. 1860. 1347«
54 p. 23cm.
Jamee river and Kanawha co. Sixteenth annual report of the presi-
dent to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company, together
with the proceedings of the stockholders at their sixteenth annual meeting
in Xcv-!n-.bcr IC30, end at their called meeting in January 1851. Richmond:
Printed by Colin, Baptist and Nowlan, 1851. 13477
176 p. 24.5cm. J. Y. Mason, president.
Includes Memorial from Botetourt county relative to the canal; Petition
from the Virgrinia and Tennessee railroad company.
Notes relative to the route, cost and bearlngrs of a railway from Cov-
ington to the head of steamboat navlsratlon on the Kanawha river . . .
addressed to Walter Qwynn, by Joseph C. Cabell: p, lSl-176.
[James river and Kanawha company] 1860. President's re-
port and documents. [Nov. 25th, 1860] 13478
46 p. Svo. ,
MiUtia. Revised militia law of Virginia, to take effect from and
after July 1, 1850; also, the rules and articles of war, the uniform for offi-
cers and volunteer corps, and forms for certifying elections. Richmond.
Va.: printed by Ritchie & Dunnavant, 1850. 13479
rsS] p. 23cm. Wm, H. Richardson, adjutant-seneral. With marginal
notes and references.
PnUic works. The thirty-fourth and thirty-fifth annual reports of
the board of public works to liie general assembly of Virginia, and other
documents on subjects connected with the fund for internal improvement.
Vol. 16. Richmond, Va., William F. Ritchie, public printer, 1861. 13480
1 p. I., 23. ri71-384, 39, 23, 17-480, 176, 36, 39, 12 p. 23cm.
This is the general title pa«re for the two followlnir reports, bound
together, paged consecutively, and with an Index to the whole.
Index: p. Til -12 at end of volume.
Thirty-fourth annual report of the board of public works to
the general assembly of Vir|;inia, 'vtdth the accompanying documents, [in-
eluding returns and reports of internal improvement companies] 1849.
Richmond, William F. Ritchie, public printer, 1849. 13481
23. (171-384, 39 p. 23cm. At head of title: Document no. xvil.
Thirty-fifth annual report of the board of public works to the
general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents, [including
returns and reports of internal improvement companies] 1850. 13482
23, 17-480, 176, 36, 39 p. 23cm. Includes Information submitted by
second auditor relative to internal Improvement companies. At head of title:
Document no. xvili. The 2d auditor's report on the fund for Internal im-
provement for 1849 (Hoc. no. 6) and for 1850 <Doc. no. S) usually appear
after the 35th report and before the index. 13483
Univenity of Virginia. [Catalogue of the university of Virginia.
1849-50] 18484
No copy seen.
Virginiai central railroad. *Report and resolutions adopted by the
council of the city of Richmond, upon the propositions to subscribe one hun-
dred thousand dollars to the Virginia central railroad, and one hundred
thousand dollars to the Virginia and Tennessee railroad, and also as to a
railroad from Lynchburg to the Richmond and Danville railroad. Richmond:
Printed by Colin, Baptist and Nowlan. 1860. 13485
13 p. Svo.
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446 Bulletin Virginia State Library [John B. Floyd, Gov.
Virginia military institute. Register of the officers and cadets of the
Virginia military institute, Lexington, Va. July, 1850. Philadelphia,
Thomas, Cowperthwait & co., 1850. 13486
15 p. 19cm.
William and Mary college. Course of studies in William and Mary
college at Williamsburg, Va. [Williamsburg ? 1850 ?] 13487
14 p. 1 1. 8vo. Copy not seen. Title from Bowker.
Convention and Constitution of 1850-51
Documents containing statistics of Virginia, ordered to be
printed by the state convention sitting in the city of Richmond.
1850-51, Richmond, William Culley, printer, 1851. 13488
var. pag. 23% cm.
Contents: A statement of the white, slave and free colored popula-
tion of Virginia, and of the federal population, 1830 and 1840; also of the
land and property tax for 1830, 1840 and 1848; also of the white titheables
for 1830, 1840 and 1848, and the black titheables for 1848. [13] p. 1348ft
Statement showing the number of patents issued annually from the
Virginia land office, Jan. 1, 1840 to Oct. 31, 1850, and the aggregate amount
of acres patented each year. [7] p. 13490
Report of the first auditor, Oct. 29, 1850. 4 p. 13491
Statement of the number of persons paying taxes on land, slaves and
other property. 8 p. 13492
Statement showing the value of the lands and lots in the several
counties and districts of Virginia, under the assessment of 1850. 8 p.
13493
Statement showing the amount paid out of the treasury in each year
for convict slaves, from 1800 to 1850, inclusive. 3 p. 13494
Statement exhibiting expenditures of the commonwealth, divided and
assigned among the counties, cities and towns, showing also the amount
expended for each grand division. [10] p. 13495
Statement of taxes assessed for each county, city and town, and the
amount on each subject of taxation for 1850, arranged into four grand di-
visions of state. 3 p. [9] tables. 13496
Corrected table showing the amount of tax that would be payable by
each county, city and town, under the recent assessment of lands, at the
rate of taxation now prescribed by law. 5 p. 13497
Statement showing amount of taxes assessed for each county, city
and town for 1790, 1800, 1810, 1820, 1830 & 1840; arranged into four grand
divisions of the state. 25 tables. 13498
Statement showing the average value of lands per acre, for 1800,
1820, 1840 and 1850; the value of buildings on other than town property,
added to the value of land for 1820, 1840 and 1850, in ascertaining the aver-
age value thereof, and also the average value of buildings on town lots in
1820, 1840 nd 1850, arranged into the four grand divisions of the common-
wealth. 12 p. 13499
A table showing the aggregate expenditures by counties. 2 p. 13500
Statement showing the value of all the real estate and personal prop-
erty in each of the counties, cities and towns, taxed in 1849 and 1850; and
exhibiting the value thereof in each of the grand divisions of the state.
11 p. 13501
The census. A tabular statement of the free white, free colored,
slave, and total population in each county of the commonwealth of Virginia,
according to the census of 1790, 1800, 1810, "20, '30, '40 and '50. [7] p.
13502
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Tables showing the number of free white persons, over the age of
twenty years, who cannot read and write: the number of free white, free
colored & slave titheables in 1830, 1840, and 1850: the free wliite, free
colored, & slave population, distinguished, in the same years; and the
amount & --^r cent, ol increase or decrease of each class of population;
and the aggregate amount of taxes assessed in 1840 and 1850. 40 p.
13503
Statement showing the number of white males and white females,
over twenty-one years of age. 8 p. 13504
Report of the second auditor in relation to the various internal im-
provements in the four grand divisions of the state; to the construction of
which, the state has contributed by subscriptions, loans and appropria-
tions. 34 p. 13505
Statement showing the amount of appropriations made by the last
general assembly, on the part of the state, to works of internal improve-
ment in the four grand divisions of the state. 7 p. 1350b
Statements from the governor, relative to the unfinished improve-
ments, in which the state is interested. 8 p. 13507
Report of the second auditor, in relation to the number of poor
children sent to school, and the number of schools in the state; and what,
portion of the literary fund has been loaned to colleges, academies, etc. 10 p.
13508
Statement of the second auditor, showing the debt, liabilities and
resources of Virginia, down to April 1, 1851. 12 p. 13509
Statement of causes pending in the court of appeals at Lewisburg,
22d October, 1850. 7 p. 13510
Statement of causes pending in the court of appeals at Richmond.
11 p. 13511
Table showing salaries and mileage of the judges of the court of ap-
peals and circuit courts. 4 p. 13512
Abstracts from the reports of the clerks of the court of appeals and
of the circuit superior courts of law and chancery for years ending August
30, 1837 to 1850. 1.3513
Statement of the whole number of justices of the peace from 1830.
11 p. 13514
Letter from Dr. L. S. Joynes, relative to a registration of births,
marriages and deaths. 4 p. 13515
Communication from committees of the medical society of Virginia,
and the medical department of Hampden Sidney college, enclosing an ad-
dress from the American medical association. 7 p. 13516
Petition of certain citizens of Monongalia county, on the basis qnop-
tion. 4 p. 13517
Act to take the sense of the people upon the call of a convention,
and providing for organizing the same. 1850. 7 p. 13518
Journal, acts and proceedings of a general convention of the
state of Virginia, assembled at Richmond, on Monday, the four-
teentii day of October, eighteen hundred and fifty. Richmond,
William CuUey, printer, 1850. 13519
424, 23 D. 8vo.
Appendix to the journal: being a journalized account of the pro-
ceedings in committee of the whole, upon the basis of representation. 2^ p.
13520
Bound wJth the journal In the copies In the Virginia state Ilbrai-y are
the following:: Resolutions, reports of committees, and umendments proposed
thereto.
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448 HuUetin Virgima State Library [John B. Floyd, Gov.
1. Resolutions of enquiry and for the appointment of committees:
Resolutions of Messrs. Scott, Bocock, Carlile, Jacob, Byrd, Brown, Douglas,
Faulkner [2], Hunter, Martin, Floyd, Neeson, Bowden, Straughan, Doug-
las, Brown, Botts, Hoge, Carlile, Whittle, Wise, Knote, Randolph. Report
of committee on rules. Report of committee on privileges and elections.
[63] p. 13521
2. Report of the committee to prepare and submit a plan for report-
ing the proceedings and debates of the convention. [25] p. 13522
3. Report of the committee on the second auditor's report [con-
cerning internal improvements in the four grand divisions of the state]
14 p. Resolution of Mr. Carlile, and the 2nd auditor's report called for
thereby. 7 p. 13523
4. Report of the committee on the bill of rights. [3] p. 13524
6. Virginia bill of rights, as amended by the committee of the
whole convention. 2 p. 13525
6. Report of the committee on the right of suffrage. 3 p. 13526
7. Substitute to be offered to the same by Mr. Davis, and by Mr.
Blue, and amendments by Mr. Edwards. 2, 3, 2 p. 13527
8. Report of the committee on the right of suffrage, as amended by
the committee of the whole. 1 p. 13528
9. Report of the committee on the basis of representation. Appen-
dix to the report Tables to accompany statement A in the report. 16, 14,
6 p. 13529
10. Amendments and substitutes of Messrs. Scott, Summers, Botts
(2), Saunders, Beale, Wise, proposed for the same. Report of the commit-
tee of eight on the basis of representation. 13530
11. Report of the committee of the whole upon the basis of repre-
sentation. [3] p. 13531
12. Report of the committee on the legislative department. 10 p.
13532
18. Amendments thereto of Messrs. Carter, Goode (3), Camden,
Wise (3), Ferguson, Faulkner, Anderson, Scott (4), Van Winkle (2), Hays,
Williams, Willey, Whittle, Bocock, Chambliss, Hunter, Janney, Lyons (2),
Carlile, Randolph. 13533
14. Amendments to the report of the legislative committee, recom-
mended by the committee of the whole. Report of the legislative commit-
tee with the amendments of the committee of the whole thereto. 2, 7 p.
13534
15.' Report of the committee on limitations, guarantees, etc 4 p.
13535
16. Amendments of Messrs. Gamett, Ferguson, Wise, Straughan.
13536
17. Report of the committee on free negrroes. Proposition of Mr.
Hunter upon amendments to the constitution. Report of the committee
upon the apportionment of delegates and senators. Report of the commit-
tee on western land titles. 13537
18. Report of the committee on the executive department. 3 p.
13538
19. Amendments of Messrs. Carlile, Letcher, Trigg to the report of
the executive committee. 13539
20. Report of the committee on the executive department as amend-
ed by the committee of the whole. 6 p. 13540
21. Report of the committee on the judiciary. 7 p. 13541
22. Substitutes and amendments offered thereto by Messrs. Bowden,
Chambliss, Hoge, Scott (2), Lyons (2), Bocock. 13542
23. Report of the judiciary committee, as amended by the commit-
tee of the whole. 4 p. Report of the committee on judicial apportion-
ment. 4 p. 13543
24. Report of the committee on the county courts. 4 p. 13544
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25. Substitutes and amendments proposed thereto by Messrs. Hun-
ter, Fultz, Willey, Southall, Smith, Winglield, Scott. 13545
26. Report of the committee on county courts, county organization,
etc., as amended by the committed of the whole. 8 p. 13546
27. Report of the committee on education. 2 p. 13547
28. Substitutes and amendments proposed thereto of Messrs. Gar-
nett, Faulkner, Purkins, Carlile, Floyd. Report of the committee on the
schedule. 13548
29. Report of the committee on revision and engrossment upon the
J>ill of rights, right of suffrage, and the executive department. 12 p. Report
of the committee on engrossment and revision on the basis of representa-
tion, upon the legislative department, upon the judicial department, upon
county courts. 5, 12, 12, 2 p. 13549
30. Virginia bill of rights, passed June 12, 1776; adopted without
alteration by the state convention of 1829-30, and re-adopted with amend-
ments by the state convention of 1850-51. Richmond, William Culley,
printer, 1851. 5 p. 13550
31. New Constitution of the commonwealth of Virginia, adopted bv
the state convention, sitting in the city of Richmond, on the 31st day of
July, 1851. Richmond, William Culley, printer, 1851. 40 p. 13551
Register of the debates and proceedings of the Va. reform
convention. Wm. G. Bishop, official reporter. Ro. H. Gallaher,
publisher. Richmond republican extra. — January, 1851. n. t.
p. 8vo. 504p. (and Speeches on basis question, pp. 19, 8, 12, .S4, 8)
Jan. 6-March 7, 1851.) 13552
No copy In the Virginia state library. There Is a copy In the Mass.
state library. This was kindly sent to the Virginia state library for exami-
nation. The volume covers the debates from Jan. 6 through March 7, with
some pagres, 376-457, and 481-496 wanting.
There Is also a copy in the private library of the Hon. H. T. WIckham.
The Debates were published as supplements to each of the Richmond
newspapers, but in no copy of a Richmond paper of this time in the Va. state
library does the .supplemont appear. The file of the Enquirer In the library
of congress contains the following supplements: Proceedings of Jan. 8 to Jan.
14, 27 to 29. 31 to Feb. 7, 1851. Beginning with the supplement containing
the proceedings of Feb. 8, each supplement Is numbered consecutively, be-
ginning no. 9. Of these the Library of Congress has numbers 9, 10, 11, 12, 22,
24 to 30, 32, 33, 35, 37. 38. 40 to 48, 51, 53, 64, and 55. The supplement "55''
ends with the proceedings of May 29, 1851. It appears, therefore, that a more
nearly complete report of the Debates of this convention Is In the library
of conTTO.is fban el -r who'e. Tn tho Itbr.ary of the late William L. Royall
there was a large collection of the supplements containing the Debates. It
has not been possible to make a list of these however.
The titles of the two following documents may be of Interest in this
connection:
Report of the special committee appointed to enquire Into the progress
made in publishing the Register of debates of convention. 1852- 3. Doc. no.
75. Documents of house, lR.'>2-53.
This report explains fully the dlfflculties in the publication of the Reg-
ister. It is apparent from this that the Debates were published In full as
supplements to the regular issues of the Richmond Whig. Enquirer. Examiner,
Times, Republican advocate, and Repuhlican, thoucrh In none of the copies or
these papers in the Virginia state library do the supplementary pagen appear.
It was contemplated to publish the speeches at a sufficient interval, after the
publication of the same matter In the newspapers as supplements to afford
an opportunity for correction. The members were slow in sending In their
manuscript speeches, and the type set for the supplement to the newspapers
had to be distributed. It is Inferred that the type already set for the January
and February sessions, could be used at once, without much change, and this
probably accounts for the published volume of the Register covering thos*
months, but no others. The total amount paid Mr. Gallaher up to Jan. 17,
1852 was $34,013.64.
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450 BvUetm Virginia, State Library [John B. Floyd, Gov.
Communication from Robert H. Gallaher, relative to printing Pro-
ceedings and Debates of the Virginia state convention, 1851. 6p. (Doc. no.
26. Documents, house of deleg:ates, 1852-53.)
"On the 20th day of January, 1851, I was apppointed publisher of the
Proceed ngs and Debates of the Virginia State convention, then In session for
the revision of the constitution; and in pursuance thereof, entered Into a
contract with the secretary of the body for printing and distributing the
same in the form of a Supplement to the several daily papers of Richmond, at
a stipulated price. I was also engagred to print In book form, a Register of
the Debates and proceedings of the convention, and that honorable body di-
rected the distribution of 600 copies of the work to its members, and to
officers of the government."
"On the 31st of July, 1861, the day before adjournment, the folIowloK
resolutions were adopted by the convention:
1. Resolved, That the publisher of the convention, under the superin-
tendence of the secretary of the convention, be authorized to compile from
the Journal and from the city papers published at the time, a condensed
history of the short session of this body, held In the months of October and
November last; said history to form part of the Register of debates already
ordered for the use of members, and for distribution to the several states,
and of public officers, according to the late act of assembly.
2. Resolved, That the secretary of the convention be authorized to
certify, for payment, the accounts of Ro. H. Gallaher for the publication of
the said Register of debates.
"Under the authority aforesaid and under the obligations of my con-
tract, 1 proceeded with the printing of the Supplement, and finished It — and
have since printed 50 forms of the Register, the greater portion of one large
octavo volume. The whole will probably constitute three to four volumes
of 1,000 pages each."
"The delay in completing the work has been occasioned by two causes,
both of which will no doubt be deemed sufficient by your honorable body:
the first is, the unavoidable delay on the part of many members in revising
and correcting their speeches, (some of them not yet having done so;) the
second, that the auditor deemed It his duty to decline further payment, for
the want of what he considered sufficient authority."
"Having executed printing on the first volume of the Register to the
amount of more than two thousand dollars, which Is still unpaid, I respect-
fully submit to your honorable body the propriety of early action upon the
subject, and such provision as will enable me, through my trustee, to com-
plete the work according to contract."
The following letter Is also of Interest (secretary of commonwealth's
letter book, 1858 to 1860, p. 215):
Executive Department,
Richmond, June 19th, 1858.
Dear Sir,
Having had from time to time, frequent applications for a copy of
the Register of Debates of the Conventioif of 1850-61 In the public library,
and not being able until lately to find out what had become of that portion
of the edition which had been printed, or whether the edition had ever been
completed, or could be finished with the material with which you were fur-
nished, I write to ascertain if possible, the facts from you. I have ascertained
that the printed matter for the Register & Supplement is In the possession
of Messrs. Colaton & Co. & Mr. Alfred Williams In this City & that they hold
them sublect to a Hen for storage and also for a debt due to Mr. Williams by
you for about $350. And that these two amounts would perhaps be about
the amount due you for the forms printed over and above those already
paid for. I h»ve asked the opinion of the Attorney General as to the Inter-
est & rights of the Commonwealth over the materials in consideration of the
sum already paid by her. He gives It as his opinion that "The State Is un-
questionably entitled to so much as she has paid for. I do not doubt that
Mr. Gallaher would order so much to be handed over under his contract."
The Attorney (Seneral further says "PerhapS Mr. Gallaher would agree, upon
the State's paying Mr. Williams' debt, & the bill for storage, to nand over
the whole edition as far as printed. Mr. Williams could not object to this.
I think Mr. Gallnher would be bound to do so. He Is also bound to deliver
up the written materials In his hands, with which the Legislature might
hereafter print the remainder of the Register of Debates."
Will you be so good as to give me any Information In your power
relative to the subject, with your views & wishes. Perhaps gome arrange-
ment may be made by which all pnrtles may be satisfied. It Is a pity that
"Uie inaterlals should remain in the condition In which I hear they are, belngr
used as wrappers, and In a state of utter confusion, and utterly valueless
to any one. An early attention to this letter will be desirable.
Very respectfully, &c.,
George W. Hunford,
Secy, of the Comth.
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Robert H. Gallaher, Esar.,
New York.
Se« Acts 1850-61, p. 214, house journal March 11, 1361, p. 3S1.
Address on the state convention. By Robt. G. Scott. 1850.
13563
8vo. Copy not seen.
Speeches of Waitman T. Willey, of Monongalia county, be-
fore the state convention of Virginia on the basis of representa-
tion ; on county courts & county organization, and on tJie election
of judges by the people. Richmond, William CuUey, [1851]
13664
42 p. 22cm.
For references to essays and speeches in newspapers relative to this
convention see E. G. Swem's Bibliofcraphy of the convention and constitu-
tions of Virginia, Virginia state library bulletin, v. 3, no. 4.
1851
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals,
and in the general court of Virginia. By Peachy R. Grattan.
Volume 8. From July 1, 1851, to July 1, 1852. Richmond, Printed
by Colin and Nowlan, 1852. 13665
fxxlv], 740 p. 23Hcm.
Cited as 49 Va. reports.
"With this volume the report of the decisions of the court of appeals
under the constitution of 1829, and of the general court are completed. The
first court is succeeded by the supreme court of appeals under the consti-
tution of 1851. In this court is vested the criminal as well as the civil
appellate jurisdiction; and the general court has been abolished." Preface,
p. [iiit
Preface: p. [iiij-v.
Cases decidecl in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia. July.
1851-April, 1852. p. [11-681.
Cases decided by zae general court of Virginia. December, 1851-June.
1852. p. [583]-714.
Judges of the court of appeals during tiie time of these reports:
William H. Cabell, president, John J. Allen, Briscoe G. Baldwin, William
Daniel, Richard C. L. Moncure. Attorney general: Sidney S. Baxter,
Willis P. Bocock elected under the constitution of 1851, and went into office
January 22, 1852.
Judges of the general court during the time of these reports: Rich-
ard H. Field, John T. Lomax, William Leigh, Lucas P. Thompson, Benjamin
Estill.
Same. 2d ed. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, supt.
public printing, 1893. 13566
zxl, 740 p. 8vo.
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452 BvUetin Virginia State Library [John B. Floyd, Gov.
•Reports of criminal trials in the circuit, state and United
States courts held in Richmond, Virginia. By Robert R. Howi-
son, counsellor at law. Richmond : Geo. M. West & Bro. 1851.
1355?
2p. 1., 120 p. 8vo.
Cover title reads: Criminal trials of John Fisher, John Cowpfield,
Cornelius Sullivan, Henry B. Allison, William P. Adcock, Harriet Hooper,
Samuel Hastings, Elizabeth Southard, Edward Clement, Thomas Reid. Re-
ported by Robert R. Howison, counsellor at law. Richmond: Geo. M. West
&. Brother, 1851.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1861] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 11, 1836-1869, p. 36-38. 1898. 13558^
James river and Kanawha co. Seventeenth annual report of the
president to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company,
together with the proceedings of the stockholders at their seventeenth
annual meeting in November 1851, and at their adjourned meeting in Feb-
ruary 1852. Richmond: Printed by Colin and Nowlan, 1852. 13559 "^
p. 177-428. 23cm. The pag-lns Is continuous with the 16th report,
John T. Mason, president.
Report on a greologrlcal examination of a portion of the line and con-
templated reservoirs of the James river and Kanawha canal by M. Tuomey:
p. 325-336. 135S9a "^
Report of the chief engineer, Walter Gwynn, communicating the report
of the surveys of the pass of the Alleghany mountain, and on the relative
cost of the extended water line and railroad portage, and transportation on ^
the two lines of Improvement: p. 373-394. 13SS9b
Report on the survey of the summit level, by E. Lorraine: p. 400-407.
135B»ev
Petition by the company to the general assembly, Jan. 16, 1852: p. 420-
424. ISSSed ">'
[James river and Kanawha company. 1851] President's re-
port and documents. 13560
85 p. map. 24 cm.
Public works. Thirty-sixth annual report of the board of public
works to the general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanjdng docu-
ments, [including returns and reports of internal improvement companies]
1851. 13561
XXXV, 621 D. iUus. (diagrs.) 23^cm. This Is doc. no. 18 of the
documents of the house of deleeates.
Notes relative to the route, cost and bearings of a railway
from Covington to the head of steamboat navigation on the Kanawha
river: and relative also to the difficulties of a conjoint location of a canal
and railway between the mouth of Jackson's river and the mouth of Green-
brier river, along the contemplated line of the James river and Kanawha
Improvement; addressed to Walter Gwynn, esq., chief engineer, by Joseph
C. Cabell, first president of the company. 13562
48 p. 24 cm. Preface dated Feb. 10, 1851. This was also printed
as p. 131-176 in the 16th annual report.
University of Virginia. [Catalogue of the University of Virginia.
1850-51] 1356»
No copy seen.
Virginia military institute. Regulations of the Virginia military
institute at Lexington, Virginia. New York, John Wiley, 1851. 13564
44 p. 23.5cm.
War of 1812. Pay rolls of militia entitled to land bounty under the
act of Congress of Sept. 28, 1850. Copied from rolls in the auditor's office
at Richmond . . . Richmond, Va., W. P. Ritchie, printer, 1851. 13565
Til, 494 p. 24Hcm. 500 copies printed. See resolution of March 31.
ISSl.
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1851] A Bibliography of Virginia 453
1852 (JANUARY)
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the session of 1852. Richmond : William F. Ritchie, public
printer. 1852. 13566
745 p. 8vo.
Session began Jan. 12, 1852 and ended June 7, 1852. Oscar M. Crutch-
fleld, speaker.
Rules: p. 4-9, 61-67. 13567
rMessage from the governor, Joseph Johnson! : P- 10-28. 13569
/Vote for governor and lieutenant govemorl: p. 44, 54. 13569
[Letter from governor relative to Houdon's statue of Washington]:
p. 259. 13570
[Letters from governor relating to pardon of Samuel Gennet, and
commutation of sentence of slave Toml : p. 265, 266. 13571
[Report of committee on the claims of N. E. Sutton, S. H. Parker,
J. B. Southall, G. W. Camp and others, heirs at law of officers who served
in the Virginia line in the revolution] : p. 318, 319. 13572
[Report of committee relative to the erection of a fire proof build-
ing for the reception of Houdon's statue of Washington] : p. 340-342. 13573
[Report of committee on the condition of the land office]: p. 349,
350. 13574
[Report of committee on the public library, including the report of
the librarian, W. H. Richardson, for the year ending Dec. 31, 1851]: p.
353-358. 13575
[Resolutions of Ohio relative to bridge of the Steubenville and In-
diana railroad company] : p. 373, 374. 13576
[Communications relative to the Staunton and Parkersburg road] : p.
390-392. 13577
[Report of committee on the case of S. F. Marquis and Edward
Smith of Brooke] : p. 416, 417. 13578
[Resolutions relative to the Petersburg volunteers of war of 1812]:
p. 560, 561. 13579
[Proceedings relative to the pardon of the slave Jordan Hatcher]:
p. 574-579. 13580
■ [Letter from governor relative to a pardon for a convict] : p. 612,
613. 13581
House of delegates, 1862 [List] : p. 645, 646. 13582
Index: p. 647-745.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day, the twelfth day of January, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-two. Richmond : Printed by John Warrock,
printer to the senate. 1852. 13583
474 p. 2S.lcm. Copy In private library of M. P. RoblnRon.
Session began Jan. 12, 1852 and ended June 7, 1852. Shelton F. Leake,
president.
[Message of the governor, Joseph Johnson, Jan. 12, 1852]: p. 10-28.
13584
[Rules and regulations]: p. 34-39, 45-50. 13585
[Letter of C. Dimmock, superintendent of public buildings, relative
to changes in the capitoll: p. 73, 74. 13586
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454 Bulletin Virginia, State Libnury [Joseph Johnson, Gov.
S Report of committee appointed to examine the ofBce of the register
]: p. 109. .. 13587
[Report of the committee relative to the public library, including
report of the librarian, W. H. Richardson, for year ending Dee. 31, 1851]:
p. 111-118. 13588
[Report of committee relative to the payment of damages occasioned
to landholders, by the construction of the Blue Ridge railroad] : p. 142, 148.
13589
[Report of committee relative to the eligibility of Thomas Sweeney] :
p. 176, 177. • 13590
[Letter of governor relative to the case of Samuel Gennet]: p. 178,
179. 13591
[Report of committee relative to the armory] : p. 196, 197, 372, 373,
441, 442. 13592
[Report of committee relative to executive expenditures]: p. 198.
13593
[Letter of the governor, Joseph Johnson, relative to his commuting
the sentence of Jordan Hatcher, a slave, for the murder of W. P. Jack-
son] : p. 321, 322, 368, 359. 13594
[Report of the minority of the committee of finance relative to the
bUl for imposing taxes for 1852-53] : p. 399-402. 13595
[Proceedings relative to the petition of the Petersburg volunteers
of 1812] : p. 414, 415 13596
[Report of S. H. Parker, register of the land office, relative to the
number of outstanding military land warrants, and aggregate number of
acres for which such warrants are issued]: p. 423. 13597
[Report of select committee relative to the petition of the heirs of
Major George Lyne] : p. 447, 448. 13598
[Memorial of the general assembly to congress relative to William
Waldo] : p. 450, 451, 459. 13599
[Letter of the governor relative to the pardon of Peggy Jett]: p.
468. 1S600
[Letter of W. S. Ringgold, clerk Chesapeake and Ohio canal com-
pany, relative to loss of interest on bonds issued by the company, and
guaranteed by Virginia]: p. 459. 13601
Members of the senate who served Jan. 12, 1852 to June 7, 1852.
13602
[Documents] :
Report of the committee on the James river and Kanawha company
[including memorial of company] Doc. no. 1. 13603
6 p.
Preamble and resolutions of the common and select councils of the
city of Philadelphia, convened for the purpose of taking into consideration
the erection of a suitable monument or monuments, in the grove of the
hall in which our national independence was declared. Doc. no. 2. 13604
8 p.
Statement of condition of Manufacturers and farmers bank of Wheel-
ing, January 1. 1852. Doc. no. 3. 13605
2 p.
Petition of the heirs of Ambrose Walden, praying for the bounty
land for the revolutionary services of their ancestor [and accompanying
documents] Doc. no. 4. 13606
12 p. Includes three letters of John Taylor.
[Resolutions of Board of public works, adopted April 21, 1862 re-
questing that remainder (after existing contracts are paid), from appro-
priation heretofore made for purpose of macadamizing the Staunton and
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Parkersburg road, may be Applied to repairing: injuries to said road trom
recent heavy rains and freshets and to rebuilding and repairing bridges
thereon, with accompanying documents] Doc. no. 19. 13607
* p.
Report of C. Crozet, topographical engineer, to the Board of public
works [relative to the present state of the operations, preparatory to the
republication of the map of the state of Virginia, and of the map of in-
ternal improvements] Doc. no. 20. 13608
3 p.
A memorial from a committee of the medical society of Virginia
praying the establishment of a medical board of examiners for the state
of Virginia. 13609
6 p.
Preamble and resolutions of the medical faculty of Virgiitia. 13610
ti] p.
Memorial of the professors and a portion of the students of the
medical department of the University of Virginia praying the establish-
ment of a board of medical examiners for the state. 13611
2 p.
statement showing condition of Bank of the Valley and Exchange
bank of Virginia, on April 1, 1852. Doc. no. 29. 13612
6 p.
[Report of C. Crozet, engineer of the Blue Ridge railroad, for the
quarter ending 1st January, 1852] Doc. no. 5. 13613
4 p.
Cadets fof the Virginia military institute] arranged in order of merit
in their respective classes, as determined at the semi-annual examination
in January 1852 [and report of the board of visitors of the Virginia mili-
tary institute, dated February 5, 1862] Doc. no. 6. 13614
20 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
List of commissioners in other states, and in the District of Colum-
bia, appointed by the executive, and still holding office, with residence ■ and
date of appointment. 1852. Doc. no. 7. 13615
8 p.
Mr. Chas. B. Shaw's estimate for a double track railway from the
mouth of Greenbrier river, to the mouth of Scary creek, and of single track
railways, from the mouth of Scary creek to Point Pleasant, and to the
mouth of Big Sandy. Doc. no. 9. ' 13616
7 p. The no. of this documeot should be 8 Instead of 9.
[Statement by the second auditor of the amounts which the Board
of public works may be called upon to subscribe to the several railroad
companies of the state, where part of their capital stock has been raised
and expended, and the remaining subscription of stock on the part of
others than the commonwealth, has not been obtained on the 6th day of
March, 1852, with a list of the several railroads, showing the amounts
-which the state may be contingently called upon to subscribe to eacti.
Doc. no. 9. 13617
[4] p.
Report on the state house. [Report of Robert Mills relative to build-
ing a house for the better protection from damage by fire or otherwise
to the Houdon statue of Washington, made to Mr. Deneale, chairman oi
the committee of the senate on the Washington statue] Doc. no. 10. 13618
4 p.
[Letter from Governor Johnson submitting to the greneral assembly
a communication from Robert Mills, architect of the Virg^inia Washington
monument, proposing modification of design thereof] Doc. no. 11. 13619
3 p.
A statement showing the number of free persons of colour in each
county, city, and town, as well as the whole number in the commonwealth
&e., &c. Doc. no. 14. 13620
8 p.
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456 BvUetin Virginia, State Library [Joseph Johnson, Gov.
Quarterly statement of the condition of the Bank of Virginia, on
the first of January, 1852. Doc. no. 16. 13621
7 p.
[Letter from Governor Johnson submitting to the general assembly
a communication recommending removal of the bell-house on the capitol
square, erection of a fire-proof building for preservation of standard
weights and measures, and other improvements on the capitol grounds]
Doc. no. 17. 13622
4 p.
Communication signed by T. T. Giles, R. W. Hughes, C. Dimmock.
13623
[Quarterly statement of condition of the Bank of the Old Dominion,
April 1, 18^] Doc. no. 21. 13624
3 p.
(Bank statements. Quarterly statements of condition of Bank of
Virginia, Farmers bank of Virginia and Northwestern bank of Virginia,
April 1, 1852] Doc. no. 21. 13625
8 p.
Letter [from Ambrose W. Thompson] in relation to the projected
steam line to Antwerp. Doc. no. 25. 13626
^ p.
Report of the committee on the armory, June 3, 1852 [relative to
the highways prayed for in the petitions of the council of Richmond]
Doc. no. 30. 13627
38 jp. 1 fold. map. Includes statement of T. T. Giles, counsel for
Lt. E. and John B. Harvie.
Index. 51 p.
Annual Reports and Other Documents
■ Governor's message and annual reports of the public officers
of the state, of the board of directors, and of the visitors, super-
intendents, and other agents of public institutions or interests
of Virginia. Printed under the code of Virginia. Richmond:
William F, Ritchie, public printer. 1851. 13629
The documents for the years 1851, 1852 are printed In 2 volumes, v. 1
contains documents 1-20. v. 2 contains 21-89. There is an Index to the titles
of the documents in the back of each volume.
[Governor's] message. Doc. no. 1. 13630
„„ A^ P- Joseph Johnson, governor. Includes Constitution of VirEinia
p. 23-39; Report of the committee of the Virginia commercial convention, to
that body in 1851, p. 41-53.
Report of the auditor of public accounts, 1851. Doc. no. 2. 13631
xi. 35 p. Robert Johnston, 1st auditor.
Treasurer's annual report, 1851. Doc. no. 3. 13632
19 p. Robert Butler, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund for the year
1851 and proceedings of the school commissioners in the different counties
for the year ending September 30, 1850. Doc. no. 4. 13633
106 p. J. Brown, Jr., 2d auditor.
Second auditor's report to the general assembly of Virginia, trans-
mitting the accounts of the fund for internal imnrovement, together with a
report on the debt and resources of the state. September 30, 1851. Doc
»o- 5. 13634
51 p.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, 1851.
Doc. no. G. ItAQi;
22 p. Joseph C. Cabell, rector. ^"v-m
Report of the board of visitors of the deaf, dumb and blind institu-
tion, 1851. Doc. no. 7. 13636
, .'^, "i ?• ^- ^- Merlllat, principal blind department; Joseph D Tyler
prlncipnl deaf mute department. *^ '■n^r.
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Annual report of the court of directors of the Eastern lunatic asylum,
1851. Doc. no. 8. 1S637
41 p. John M. Oalt, superintendent.
Twenty-fourth annual report of the president and directors of the
Western lunatic asylum, 1851. Doc. no. 9. 1S6S8
46, 3 p. Francis T. Strlbllng, superintendent. Includes Letter of
thanks to W. W. Corcoran, for presentlni; an organ to the asylum.
Report of the adjutant general, 1861. Doc. no. 10. 13639
9 p. W. H. Richardson, adjutant general.
Report of the board of visitors of the Virginia military institute,
July 1850. Doc. no. 11. 13640
63 p. 1 fold, sheet (a plan of the heating system) F. H. Smith,
superintendent. Includes merit roll.
Report of the superintendent of the armory, 1861. Doc. no. 12. 13641
11 p. Charles Dimmock, superintendent.
Report of the superintendent of public edifices, 1851. Doc., no. 13.
13642
4 p. Charles Dimmock, superintendent.
Annual report of the board of directors of the penitentiary institu-
tion, 1851. Doc. no. 14. 13643
55 p. C. S. Morg-an, superintendent.
Bank returns, 1851. [Condition of Bank of Virginia, Farmers bank
of Virginia, Exchlmge bank of Virginia, Bank of the Valley in Virginia,
Northwestern bank] Doc. no. 15. 13644
64 p.
Report of the superintendent of weights and measures, 1851. Doc.
no. 16. 1364S
4 p. Thomas Lawson, superintendent.
Report of the weighmaster of live stock, 1851. Doc. no. 17. 13646
3 p. Henry Van Buren, welehmaster.
Thirty-sixth annual report of the board of public works to the gen-
eral assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents, 1851. Doc.
no. 18. 13647
XXXV, 621 p .
International exchanges. [Letters from A. Vattemare] Doc. no. 19.
13648
12 p. Includes Catalogue of works presented to VirRlnla by Frorce.
Statement of the causes of the commonwealth under control of the
attorney-general, 1851. Doc. no. 20. 13649
7 p. S. S. Baxter, attorney jceneral.
Index [to volume 1] 12 p.
Abstract from the reports of clerks of the court of appeals and cir-
cuit courts, relative to suits in their respective courts, 1852. Doc. no. 21.
13650
21 p.
Report of the committee appointed to revise the rules cf the house
of delegates, 1852. Doc. no. 22. 13651
8 p.
Report of the select committee on the reference of new constitution,
1852. Doc. no. 23. 13652
8 p.
Statement of the aggregate votes given in the election of attorney
general, 1852. Doc. no. 24. 13653
5 p.
Memorial of citizens of Lynchburg, relative to the reduction of tolis
on the James river and Kanawha canal, 1852. Doc. no. 25. 13654
26 p. Includes Report of the committee of stockholders, signed by
Richard 6. Morrlss, chairman.
Report of a committee of stockholders of the James river and Kana-
wha company, 1852. Doc. no. 26. 13655 •
11 p. Includes Petition to the assembly.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections relative to the
contested election from the counties of Braxton and Nicholas, 1852. [P. M.
Adams vs. R. Dunlap] Doc. no. 27. 13656
12 p.
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Resolutions of the select and common councils of the city of Phila-
delphia relative to the erection of monuments on Independence square,
1852. Doc. no. 28. 1»657
8 p.
Preamble and resolutions relative to the public domain, 1852. Doc.
no. 29. 13658
4 p.
Condition of the Manufacturers and farmers bank of Wheeling, 1852.
Doc. no. 30. 13659
7 P.
Resolution for dividing the counties and cities of the commonwealth
into districts, pursuant to sec. 27, art. 6 of the constitution, 1852. Doc.
no. 31. 13660
3 p.
Statements of the population and federal numbers in each county of
the state, and of the federal population of the several election districts,
1852. Doc. no. 32. 13661
12 p,
Virginia military institute. [Report of superintendent on semi-
annual examination of cadets in January 1852] Doc. no. 33. 13662
17 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
Statement showing the congressional districts formed under census
of 1840, with the federal numbers of said districts, 1852. Doc. no. 34. 1366S
9 p.
Supplementary report of the board of visitors of the Virginia military
institute, 1852. Doc. no. 36. 13664
6 p.
Statement of the state stock issued since adjournment of the last
legislature, 1852. Doc. no. 36. 13665
5 p.
List of commissioners in other states, and in the District of Colum-
bia, appointed by the executive, and still holding office, with residence and
date of appointment, 1852. Doc. no. 37. 13666
8 p.
Condition of the Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheeling, and the
Bank of the Old Dominion, 1852. Doc. no. 38. 13667
12 p.
A statement showing the number of white males and white females
over twenty-one years of age, in the several counties, towns and grand
divisions of the state of Virginia, 1852. Doc. no. 39. 13668
11 p.
Report of the select committee of twenty-one on the subject of inter-
nal improvement, 1852. Doc. no. 40. 13669
37 p.
Resolutions against including in one law more than one object, 1852.
Doc. no. 41. 13670
3 p.
Preamble and resolutions relative to the coinage of silver and against
the circulation of small notes, 1852. Doc. no. 42. 13671
3 p.
Condition of the Exchange bank, of the Northwestern bank, and of
the Bnnk of the Valley, 1852. Doc. no. 43. 13672
29 p.
Preamble and resolutions adopted by the legislature of New Jersey
in relation to the compromise measures, 1852. Doc. no. 44. 13673
9 p.
Petition [of Edmund Ruffin] relative to marled or limed lands, 1852.
Doc. no. 45. 13674
5 p.
Statements relative to slaves executed, reprieved for transportation,
&c., 1852. Doc. no. 46. 13675
8 p.
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Petition of the Virginia state agricultural society, 1852 [asking for
state aid] Doc. no. 47. 13676
5 p.
Statement of balances due the state on account of the revenue for
1843, and subsequent years, 1852. Doc. no. 48. 13677
6 p.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections relative to the
contested election from the counties of Brooke and Hancock, 1852 [S. F.
Marquis vs. Edward Smith] Doc. no. 49. 13678
23 p.
Opinion of the supreme court of the United States in the Wheeling
bridge case, 1852. Doc. no. 60. 1367»
50 p.
Condition of the Bank of Virginia, 1852. Doc. no. 51. 13680
< p.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections and relative to
the contested election from the county of Smyth, 1852 [T. L. Preston vs.
H. A. Greever] Doc. no. 52. 13681
3 p.
Communication [from Robert Mills] relative to a modification of the
design of the Washington monument, 1852. Doc. no. 53. 13682
6 p.
Minority report of the committee of roads & internal navigation rela-
tive to a railroad to the Ohio from the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, 1852.
Doc. no. 54. 13683
7 p.
Report of special committee appointed to examine the scales for
weighing stock in the city of Richmond, 1852. Doc. no. 65. 13684
■t p.
Report of the select committee on the subject of the Washington
monument, 1862. Doc. no. 56. 13685
»3 p.
Petition of the heirs of William Armistead, asking payment of land
bounty, 1852. Doc. no. 57. 13686
i p. G. W. Camp, E. B. Camp, heirs.
Report of the committee of finance relative to the revenues, liabilities,
expenses, etc. of the commonwealth, 1852. Doc. no. 58. 13687
15 p.
Report of the joint committee appointed to examine the armory, 1862.
Doc. no. 59. 13688
3 p.
Report of the committee on executive expenditures, 1852. Doc.
no. 60. 13689
12 p.
Additional report of the joint committee on executive expenditures,
1862. Doc. no. 62. 13690
3 !).
Preamble and resolutions relative to the disposal of the bonds of the
state, 1852. Doc. no, 61. 13691
4 p.
Petition concerning the location of the district court for the eighteenth
& nineteenth circuits, 18S2. Doc. no. 62. 13682
" p.
Report of the committee of claims in relation to satisfying military
land warrants by appropriations from the treasury, 1852. Doc. no. 63.
13693
5 p.
Report of the committee for courts of justice in relation to the de-
cision of the United States supreme court in the Wheeling bridge case,
1862. Doc. no. 64. 13694
3 p.
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Estimates of the receipts and disbursements at the treasury of the
commonwealth, during the fiscal years 1852-53 & 1853-64, 1852. Doc. no. 65.
13695
16 p.
Proceedings of the board of public works relative to coupon bonds,
etc., 1852. Doc. no. 66. 13696
14 p.
Information relative to the action of the board of public works on
the subject of the contract with Selden, Withers & co., etc., 1852. Doc.
no. 67. 13697
« p.
The petition of a number of citizens of this commonwealth, residing
in different parts of the state, relative to the assessment of taxes on
licenses, 1852. Doc. no. 68. 13698
5 p.
Proceedings of the board of public works relative to the state & in-
ternal improvement maps, 1852. Doc. no. 69. 13699
6 p. Includes a letter from C. Crozet.
Bank statements, April 1852. [Condition of the Bank of Virginia,
Farmers bank of Virginia, Bank of the Old Dominion, Northwestern bank
of Virginia, Manufacturers and farmers bank] Doc. no. 70. 1370O
24 D.
Resolution of the county court of Wood relative to the Staunton and
Parkersburg road, 1852. Doc. no. 71. 13701
4 p.
Preamble and resolutions of the medical faculty of Virginia relative
to a state board of medical examiners. 1852. Doc. no. 72. 13701a
3 p.
Tabular statement of the names and salaries of all officers & agents
of joint* stock companies, etc. in which the state has an interest, 1852. Doc.
no. 73. 13702
25 p.
Communication containing Gov. Johnson's reasons for commuting
Jordan Hatcher's sentence, 1852. Doc. no. 74. 13703
4 p.
Resolution relative to the governor's message on the case of Jordan
Hatcher, 1852. Doc. 75. 13704
3 p.
Agricultural tables, 1852. [Statistical tables of agricultural products
in Virginia] Doc. no. 76. 13706
5 p. 4 fold, sheets.
Report of the majority of the committee on the subject of the public
printing. 1852. Doc. no. 77. 13707
iO, 9 p. Includes also the minority report.
Record of court in Jordan Hatcher's case, together with the petition
for commutation of his sentence, 1852. Doc. no. 78. 13708
11 p.
Explanation of Governor Johnson's reason for commuting Jordan
Hatcher's sentence, 1852. Doc. no. 79. 13709
4 p.
Report of the joint committee to examine ,the penitentiary institu-
tion, 1852. Doc. no. 80. 13710
13 p.
Final report relative to the Covington and Ohio railroad, by Charles
B. Shaw, C. E., 1852. Doc. no. 81. 13711
31 p.
Evidence taken before the select committee on the subject of the
public printing, 1852. Doc. no. 82. 13712
52 p.
Minority report of the joint committee of finance, 1852. Doc. no. 82.
13713
6 p.
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Report of the committee [and minority report] for courts of justice
relative to the exercise of the pardoning power in Jordan Hatcher's case,
1852. Doc. no. 84. . 13714
3. 7 D.
Petition of the James river and Kanawha company, asking for means
to extend its improvement, 1862. Doc. no. 86. 13715
6 p.
Report of the armory committee relative to highways through armory
grounds, 1852. Doc. no. 86. 13716
3 p.
Bank statements, April 1852. [Condition of the Exchange bank.
Bank of the Valley] Doc. no. 87. 13717
18 p.
Communication relative to interest on bonds of the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal company, 1852. Doc. no. 88. 13718
5 p.
Minority report of the armory committee relative to streets through
armory jrourds, J 852. Dec. no. 89. 13719
■'3 t>. 1 told, sheet (plat of armory grounds and vicinity)
Index. 7 p.
Session Laws
Acts of the sreneral assembly of Virgrinia, passed in 1852, in
the seventy-sixth year of the commonwealth. Richmond : Will-^
iam F. Ritchie, public printer. 1852. 13720*
403 p. 23Hcm.
Resolutions: p. 316-320. 13721
Resolutions in relation to military land warrants [including report of
committee;}: p. 315-317. 13722
Virginia bDl of rights, constitution of Virginia: p. 321-340. 13723
Regular terms of courts; Separate election precincts; A list of com-
missioners: p. 341-348. 13724
Sketches of the acts and joint resolutions passed by the
general assembly of Virginia, at its session in 1852. 13725
48 p. 26 cm.
Acts of the general assembly of Virginia, passed in 1852,
m • . . 13726
126 p. 26Hcin. Includes Keneral acts only.
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia: by Peachy R. Grattan. Vol.9. From July 1, 1852, to
April 1, 1853. Richmond, Ritchies and Dunnavant, printers,
1854. 13727
[xxil], 784 p. 23Hem.
Cited as 60 Va. reoortg.
"With the present volume commences the report of the decisions of
the supreme court of appeals organized under the constitution of 1851.
In this court is now vested the supreme appellate jurisdiction in both civil
and criminal^ causes. By the thirteenth section of the sixth article of the
constitution it is provided, that "When a judgment or decree is reversed or
affirmed by the supreme court of appeals, the reasons therefor shall be
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stated in writing, and preserved with the record of the case." This pro-
vision has necessarily introduced a considerable change in the mode of
expressing the decision of the court. For some years past, with special
exceptions, the court has been content simply to express in its judgment
or decree the grounds on which its decision was made, without giving the
reason for it. Under the present provision of the constitution, the judges
have deemed it their duty to set out fully the reasons on which their opin-
ions are founded. A consequence of this change and the number of cases
directed to be reported, have rendered it impossible to give the arguments
of counsel, and bring the reports for the year within the compass of one
volume, which is all that by the statute is authorized to be published in one
year. Indeed, this volume does not contain the decisions for one year, but
terminates with the 1st of April 1853; that being the regular time for com-
mencing and concluding the volume. The reporter has deemed it improper
to make a second statement of the case, when, as is frequently done, th«
judge delivering the opinion of the court, or delivering an opinion in which
the other judges concur, has made a full statement of the facts in his
opinion. Attention is called to the errata, referring to page 220." Preface,
p. [iii]
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia. July,
1862-January, 1853. p. [l]-755.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
John J. Allen, president, William Daniel, Richard C. L. Moncure, George H.
Lee, Green B. Samuels. Attorney general: Willis P. Bocock.
Same. 2d ed. Richmond : J. H. O'Bannon, supt.
public printing. 1893. 13728
xxl, 788 D. 8vo.
•Virginia reports . . . annotated under the supervision of
Thomas Johnson Michie. Volumes 9 and 10, Grattan's reports.
[1852-1854] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company, law pub-
lishers, 1902. 13729
778 p. 25 cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellwnea
Public works. *Speech of Alexander Rives of Albemarle, on the
finances and public works of the state of Virginia, delivered 30th April,
1852, in the house of delegates, in committee of the whole on the license
bill. Richmond, Va., Elliott & Nye, printers, [18621 13730
17 p. 22 J* cm.
War of 1812. Muster rolls of the Virginia militia in the war of 1812,
being a supplement to the Pay rolls printed and distributed in 1851.
Copied from rolls in the auditor's office at Richmond . . . Richmond. Va-.
W. F. Ritchie, printer, 1852. 13731
xlv. 858 p. 23cin. "This supplement contains the companies and
parts of companies which were omitted Id the printed Pay rolls." 600 conlea
printed. See resolution of March 31. 1861. v^viw
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Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the adjourned session 1852-3. Richmond: William F.
Ritchie, public printer. 1852. 13732
6«S p. 23cin.
Session began Nov. 22, 1852 and ended April 11. 1853. Oscar M. Crutch-
field, speaker.
[Message from the governor, Joseph Johnson] : p. 3, 4. 13733
List of members who have taken the oath] : p. 18, 19. 13734
[Report of committee on the condition of the armory]: p. 26, 27.
13735
[Report of committee relating to recent act of congress providing
for the satisfaction of outstanding Virginia land warrants]: p. 31, 82.
13738
[Letter from George R. C. Price, a member of the house, confined
in the Western hospital at Staunton]: p. 84. 13737
[Report of committee of the investigation of the case of G. R. C.
Price] : p. 85, 86. 13738
[Letter of J. Y. Mason relative to charges against the James river
and Kanawha co] : p. 114, 115. 13739
[Invitation from Capt. Ericsson to visit the new caloric ship Ericsson
at Acquia] : p. 393. 13740
Members of the house of delegates, 1852-53 [list]: p. 611, 612. 13741
Index: p. 613-685.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, by
adjournment, on Monday the twenty-second day of November,
in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two. Rich-
mond : Printed by John Warrock, printer to the senate. 1852.
13742
612 p. 23Hcm.
Session began Nov. 22, 1852 and ended April 11, 18S3. Shelton P. Leake,
president.
[Message of the governor, Joseph Johnson]: p. 3, 4. 13743
[Letter of the governor, Joseph Johnson, relative to the sale of the
pablic lot in Petersburg]: p. 40. 13744
[Letter from Thomas Swann, president of the B. & O. railroad com-
pany, announcing the running of a through train from Baltimore to Wheel-
ing on Dec. 31, 18521 : p. 49. 13743
[Letter of the governor, Joseph Johnson, relative to the Lemmon
easel : p. 55. 56. 13746
[Report of committee relative to the issue of small notes] : p. 56, 57.
13747
[Report of minority of select committee of the senate, to whom it
waa referred, to inquire into the expediency of further legislation to sup-
press the issuing of notes of a less denomination than five dollars] : p. 65-
78. 13748
[Letter of Charles Dimmock, superintendent of public buildings, rel-
ative to the protection of Houdon's statue of Washington] : p. 111. 13749
[Letter of the governor, Joseph Johnson, relative to the U. S. ap-
propriation for a custom house in Richmond] : p. 149. 13750
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[Report of the governor, Joseph Johnson, relative to reprieves and
pardons, and punishments commuted]: p. 238-241. 13751
[Letter of the governor relative to a memorial in Philadelphia of the
declaration of independence] : p. 294. 13752
[Documents] :
Communicatibn from the governor of Maryland to the governor of
Virginia, November 30, 1852 [transmitting copies of two acts of Maryland
assembly making provision for running and marking boundary lines be-
tween the two states] Doc. no. 2. 13753
8 p.
Communication from the secretary of the interior to the governor of
Virginia, in relation to the congrressional apportionment December, 1852.
Doc. no. 3. 13754
7 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia, enclosing resolutions
from Connecticut, December, 1852. Doc. no. 4. 13755
7 p.
Report of the state directors of the Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road company to the board of public works. Doc. no. 5. 13756
4 p.
Message of the governor in relation to the Lemmon case, December
17, 1862. Doc. no. 6. 13757
«4 p.
Report of select committee on the subject of small notes, and report
of the minority of the select committee of the senate, to whom it was re-
ferred, "to inquire into the expediency of further legislation to suppress
the issuing and circulation, within the limits of Virginia, of notes of a less
denomination than five dollars." Doc. no. 7. 13758
14 p. See Journal p. 56. 57, 65-73.
A communication from the governor in relation to international ex-
changes, December, 1852 [including report of Alexander Vattemare, agent]
Doc. no. 9. 13759
16 p.
[Letter of Governor Johnson transmitting to general assembly Gen-
eral P. .C. Johnston's resignation from command of 17th brigade of Vir-
ginia militia] Doc. no. 10. 13760
[1] p.
A statement j[by the auditor] shewing the taxes assessed in the com-
monwealth of Virginia, for the years 1851 and 1862. Doc. no. 11. 13761
8 p.
[Communication from state treasurer, furnishing senate with infor-
mation in his possession relative to failure of Chesapeake and Ohio canal
company to meet interest upon their bonds falling due January 1, 1868,
guaranteed by state, in compliance with a resolution of the senate] Doc
no. 12. 13762
[1] p.
Report of the joint committee on the library, 1852-3 [with the re-
port of the librarian for year ending Dec. 31, 1862] Doc. no. 13. 13763
10, [2] p. William H. Richardson, librarian.
Statement of the condition of the Bank of Virginia and of the Manu-
facturers and farmers bank, 1852-3. Doc. no. 14. 13764
16 p.
Condition of the Northwestern bank of Virginia, January 1853. Doc.
no. 15. 13765
15 p.
Condition of the Farmers bank of Virginia, January 1853. Doc. no
16. 13766
10 p.
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Condition of the Bank of the Old Dominion in December and Jan-
nary 1852. Doc no. 17. 13767
12 p.
A commnnication from the navy department to the governor of Vir-
Sinia in relation to the navy hospital grounds at Norfolk. Doc. no. 18. 13768
7 p.
Report of the joint committee for beating the capitol by steam. Doc.
no. 19. 13769
4 p.
Virginia military institute, January 1853. [Semi-annual report of
the snpenntendent including merit roll] Doc. no. 20. ^ 13770
19 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
Condition of the Merchants and mechanics bank, January 1853. Doc.
no. 21. 1S771
10 p.
World's fair in New York, 1853. [Letter of the governor transmit-
ting to the general assembly communication from the president of "The
association for the exhibition of the industry of all nations" in New York
city asking Virginia's encouragement and aid] Doc. no. 22. 13772
« p.
Report of the senate committee of finance and claims relative to the
debt of the state from September 30, 1850, to September 30, 1852, and
to the receipts and disbursements of the treasury during the fiscal year
1852-3. Doc. no. 24. 1377S
13 p.
Condition of the Exchange bank of Virginia, December 31, 1852.
Doc. no. 25. 13774
18 p.
A communication from the executive transmitting a communication
and accompanying documents, addressed to the secretary of the common-
'wealth, by Thomas T. Giles, in relation to the improvement of the public
grrounds. 1853. Doc no. 26. 1377S '
19 p. This la an abstract of the outlines of the acts of the general as-
sembly and of the ordinances of Richmond relative to the public s^ruare.
A communication from the governor transmitting a list of commis-
sioners in other states, and in the District of Columbia, appointed by the
executive, 1853. Doc no. 27. 13776
8 p.
Communication from the treasurer in reference to a resolution of
the senate adopted on the 2d instant [March 18631 requiring him and
other ofRcers to report the number, names, and salaries of the officers
employed in their respective offices. Doc no. 28. 13777
ri) p.
Communication from the register of the land office in response to a
resolution adopted by the senate, on the 2d inst., requiring a report of the
officers and their salaries in his office. Doc no. 29. 13778
[1] p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
a resolution of the senate requiring a statement of the nunriter, names
and salaries, of the officers in nis department. Doc no. 30. 13779
Condition of the Bank of the Valley, 1862-3. Doc. no. 31. 18780
IS p.
A communication from the secretar;^ of the board of public works,
in reply to a resolution of the senate, calling on them to report the num-
ber, names and salaries of the officers in that department, &c. Doc. no.
32. 13781
2 p.
Communication from the second auditor transmitting a statement
of the number, names and salaries, of the officers employed in his office.
Doc no. 88. 18782
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Communication from the auditor of public accounts, March 22, 1853.
[Statement showing amount of taxes raiseid or levied in the several coun-
ties and towns of the commonwealth, for local or county purposes, pre-
pared in obedience to senate resolution of November 30, 1852] Doc. no.
34. 13783
4 p.
A statement showing the amount of taxes assessed in the four di-
visions of the state, for the years 1851 and 1852, and the increase of the
same. 1853. Doc. no. 35. 13784
12 p.
Report of the joint committee to examine the treasurer's accounts.
1852-3. Doc. no. 36. 13785
12 p.
Members of the senate of' Virginia, who served during the adjourned
session under the amended constitution, commencing on the 22d day of
November, 1852, and adjourned on the 11th day of April, 1863. 13786
11], [2] p.
Index. 3-64 p.
Annual Reports and Other Documents
Governor's message and annual reports of the public offi-
cers of the ^tate, of the boards of directors, and of the visitors,
superintenden1;s, and other agents of public institutions or in-
terests of Virginia. Printed under the code of Virginia. Rich-
mond: William F. Ritchie, public printer. 1852. 13787
Tn 1 volumes, with an index to each volume, v. 1 contains documenta
1-21; V. 2. documents 22-79.
[Governor's] message [Nov. 22, 1852] Doc. no. 1. 18788
6 p. Joseph Johnson, g-overnor.
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts, 1852. Doc. no. 2.
13789
xiii, 24 p. 4 fold, sheets. Robert Johnston, 1st auditor.
Treasurer's annual report, 1852. Doc. no. 3. 13790
17 p. Robert Butler, treasurer.
Second auditor's report «on the state of the literary fund for the year
1852, and proceedings of the school commissioners in the different counties
for the year ending Sept. 30, 1851. Doc. no. 4. 13791
Ix, 90 p. James Brown, Jr., 2d auditor.
Second auditor's report to the general assembly of Virgfinia, trans-
mitting the accounts of the fund for internal improvement, together with
a report on the debt and resources of the state, 1852. Doc. no. 6. 13792
ix. 35 p.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, 1862.
Doc. no. 6. 1379S
30 p. Joseph C. Cabell, rector.
Report of the board of visitors of the deaf, dumb and blind institu-
tion, 1852. Doc. no. 7. 13794
S6 p. .T. C. M. Merillat, principal.
Annual report of the court of directors of the Eastern lunatic asylum,
1862. Doc. no. 8. 13795
16 p. John M. Gait, superintendent.
Twenty-fifth annual report of the president and directors of the West-
cm lunatic asylum, 1852. Doc. no. 9. 13796
45 p. Francis T. Stribllng, superintendent.
Report of the adjutant general, 1852. Doc. no. 10. 13797
9 p. W. H. Richardson, adjutant general.
Report of the board of visitors of the Virginia military Institute,
July 1852. Doc. no. 11. 1S798
65 p. Francis H. Smith, superintendent. Includes merit roll.
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Report of the superintendent of the armory, 1862. Doc, no. 12. 13799
12 p. Charles Dimmock, superintendent.
Report of the superintendent of public edifices, 1852. Doc. no. 13.
13800
4 p. Charles Dtmmock, superintendent.
Annual report of the board of directors of the penitentiary institu-
tion, 1852. Doc. no. 14. 13801
49 p. Charles S. Morgan, superintendent.
Bank statements, 1852. [Condition of Bank of Virginia, Farmers
bank of Virginia, Bank of the Old Dominion, Manufacturers and farmers
bank. Northwestern bank. Exchange bank of Virginia, Bank of the Valley]
Doc. no. 15. 13802
78 p.
Report of the weighmaster of live stock, 1852. Doc, no. 16. 13803
3 p. H. Van Buren, weighmaster.
Communications and statements of the officers and engineers of the
several railroad companies in the state, finished or proposed; furnished in
compliance with a resolution of the house of delegates of 28th of January
1862, Doc. no. 17. 13804
101 p.
Thirty-seventh annual report of the Board of public works to the
general assembly of Virgrinia, with the accompanying documents, 1852-3.
Doc no. 18. 13805
Ix. 600 p.
Report of the salt inspector of the lower district — Kanawha, 1852,
Doc. no. 19, • 13806
5 p. Charles Ruffner, inspector.
Annual report of the attorney-general, 1852, Doc, no, 20. 13807
7 p. W. p. Bocock, attorney general.
Report of the superintendent of weights and measures, 1852. Doc.
no. 21. 13808
4 p. Robert W. Hughes, superintendent.
Index, lip.
Abstract from the reports of clerks of the court of appeals and cir-
cuit courts, relative to suits in their respective courts, 1852. Doc, no, 22,
13809
21 p.
Communication from governor relative to Virginia land warrants,
1852. Doc. no. 23. 13810
11 p. •
Report of the select committee on the subject of Virginia land war-
rants, 1862. Doc no. 24. 1S811
4 p.
Report of the superintendent of the armory, of the arms, etc. which
have been received at and issued from the armory within the last five
years, 1852. Doc. no. 25. 13812
3 p. 8 fold, sheets.
Communication from Robert H. Gallaher relative to printing pro-
ceedings and debates of the Virginia state convention, 1862, Doc. no. 26,
13813
6 p.
Boundary line between Maryland and Virginia, 1862, [Letter from
governor of Maryland and acts of Maryland assembly making provision
for running and marking said boundary line] Doc, no, 27, 13814
I p-
Petition in favor of the speedy completion of the works of the state
which are now in progress, 1852. Doc. No. 28. 13815
7 p. Signed by W. H. Macfarland and Henry A. Wise, committee of
the Union convention. .,.-,..
Number of representatives in congress to which Virginia is entitled
under the seventh census, 1862. Doc. no. 29, 13816
7 p.
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Report of the committee of privileges and elections relative to the
case of George R. C. Price, the delegate from Hardy county, 1862. Doc.
no. 30. 13817
4 p.
Resolutions of the state of Connecticut relative to the compromise
measures, 1862. Doc. no. 31. 13818
8 p.
Communication relative to the sale of lot in Petersburg, 1862. Doc
no. 32. 13819
3 p.
Communication of the president of the James river and Kanawhs
company called for by resolution of house. 1862. Doc. no. 33. 13820 »
16 p. John T. Mason, president.
Petition of certain citizens of York county, for a railroad from Rich-
mond to Yorktowi, 1852. Doc. no. 34. 13821
5 p.
Governor's communication relative to the release, by a judge of New
York, of the slaves of Jonathan Lemmon of Virginia, 1862. Doc. no. 35.
13822
18 p.
Petition of citizens of Buckingham and others in favor of the cir-
culation of small notes, 1852. Doc. no. 36. 13823
R, n p.
Petition of the citizens of Richmond for a raUroad from Richmond
to York river, 1852. Doc. no. 37. 13824
3 p.
Preamble and resolutions concerning the distribution of the pro-
ceeds of the public lands, 1862. Doc. no. 38. 13825
3 p.
Statement of the secretary of the Board of public works relative to
ihe James river and Kanawha company, 1862. Doc. no. 39. 1S826
87 p.
International exchanges [letters and repoH of Alexandre Vattemare]
Doc. no. 40. 13827
22 p. Includes List of books, maps, charts, etc., presented to Vlr-
ginlck by France, Belgium and Netherlands.
Statement relative to the securities upon which the independent banks
of this state are based, 1862. Doc. no. 41. 13828
3 p.
Resolutions of Mr. Goode of Mecklenburg relative to the state debt,
1862. Doc. no. 42. 13829
3 p.
Communication from the president of the James river and Kanawhs
company, called for by resolution of house. 1862-3. Doc. no. 48. 13830 '
7 D. .T. Y. Mason, president.
Preamble and resolutions on the subject of the public lands, 1852-3.
Doc. no. 44. 13831
8 p.
Report of the joint committee on the library, 1862-3. Doc. no. 45.
13832
$ p. Report covers fiscal year ending- Dee. tl, 1862. No alKOed report
of the librarian Included.
Report of the board of directors of the Western lunatic asylum.
1862-3. Doc. no. 46. 138SS
24 p. This report. Including accompanying documents, was prepared
by a committee of the court of directors, in answer to the charges contained
In a pnmphlet published by Commander V. M. Randolph, U. 8. N., entitled
A candid Inquiry Into some of the abuses and cruelties now existing and
practiced In the Staunton Insane asylum.
A statement showing the taxes assessed in the commonwealth of Vir-
ginia, for the years 1851 and 1862. Doc. no. 47. 138S4
s p.
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Number of cattle, sheep and hogs, in the several counties and corpo-
rations of Virginia, their assessed value, and the tax thereon, for 1852.
Doc. no. 48. 1383S
7 p.
Statement of the condition of the Bank of Virginia and the Manu-
facturers and farmers bank, 1862-3. Doc. no. 49. 13836
16 D.
Ck>nununication relative to site for U. S. custom house, etc. in the city
of Richmond, 1852-3. Doc. no. 60. 13837
6 p.
Report of the secretary of the board of public works relative to dis-
position of money by companies to whom loans have been made by Virginia.
1852-3. Doc. no. 51. 13838
8 p.
Condition of the Northwestern bank of Virgmia, January 1853. Doe.
no. 52. 13839
15 p.
Number and names of commissioners of revenue in Virginia and the
number of pages in land and property books, etc., 1852. Doc. no. 53.
13840
8 p.
Mileage of members, 1852-3. [Statement of mileage allowed to each
member of the present general assembly] Doc. no. 54. 13841
« p.
Condition of the Farmers bank of Virginia, January 1863. Doc.
no. 56. 13842
10 p.
Condition of the Bank of the Old Dominion in December and January
1852. Doc. no. 56. 13843
12 p.
Statement relative to the votes in railroad companies and in the
James river & Kanawha co., 1852-3. Doc. no. 57. 13844
5 p.
Communications relative to cession of land [for navy hospital at Noi-
folk] by Virginia to the United States, 1852-3. Doc. no. 58. 1384S
» p.
Virginia military institute, January 1868. [Semi-annual report of the
saperintendent] Doc. no. 59. 13846
19 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent. Includes merit roll.
Report of the special committee relative to the Lemmon slave case,
1862-3. Doc. no. 60. 13847
3 P-
Condition of the Merchants & mechanics bank, 1862-3. Doc. no. 61.
13848
10 p.
Statement of tonnage imported into Richmond, by canal and railroada
in last five years, 1852-3. Doc. no. 62. 13849
7 p.
Statement relative to the amount and value of tonnage transported
up the James river and Kanawha canal during the last five years, 1852-3.
Doc no. 63. 138S0
5 p.
World's fair in New York, 1853. Doc no. 64. 13851
B P.
Communication from the governor relative to reprieves, pardons and
commutations, 1862-3. Doc. no. 66. 13852
8 p.
Congressional districts, 1862-3. [A tabular statement showing the
federal numbers of each county and corporation in Virginia] Doc. no. 66.
1S85S
7 p.
Statement relative to the number of souare miles, etc, in each county,
city, etc., of the state of Virginia, 1852-3. Doc no. 67. 1S8S4
1 9.
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Condition of the Exchange bank of Virginia, December 31, 1862.
Doc. no. 68. 13855
18 p. . . . ,
A list of commissioners appointed by the executive m the several
states, etc., 1862-3. Doc. no. 69. 13856
9 P.
Report of the select committee to investigate the affairs of the James
river & Kanawha company, 1852-3. Doc. no. 70. 13857
i!7 D.
Communication relative to the monument in Independence square in
the city of PhUadelphia, 1852-3. Doc. no. 71. 13858
3 o.
Condition of the Bank of the Valley, 1852-3. Doc. no. 72. 13859
H' D.
Necessary appropriation to the Blue Ridge railroad for the service of
the current year, 1852-3. Doc. no. 73. 13860
3 p.
Report of the committee of finance relative to the revenues, liabilities,
expenses, etc. of the commonwealth, submitted by Mr. Goode of Mecklen-
burg, 1852-3. Doc. no. 74< 13861
14 p.
Repon of the special committee appointed to enquire into the progress
made in publishing the register of debates of convention, 1852-3. Doc.
no. 76. 13862
» p.
Report of the first auditor relative to the estimated receipts and dis-
bursements for the fiscal years 1852-3 and 1853-4. 1862-3. Doc. no. 76.
13863
17 p.
Joint statement made by the first and second auditors relative to the
debt of the state of Virginia, 1852-3. Doc. no. 77. 13864
16 p.
Majority [and minority] reportFs] of the special committee on the
subject of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and [testimony received by the
special committee on the subject of the Baltmiore and Ohio railroad,
1862-31 Doc. no. 78. 13865
S. 9, 23 p.
Report of the joint committee to examine the treasurer's accounts,
1862-3. Doc. no. 79. 13866
«3 p.
Index. 4 p.
Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of Virginia, passed in 1852-'5?,
in the seventy-seventh year of the commonwealth. Richmond :
William F. Ritchie, public printer. 1853. 13867
41S p. 24 cm.
Resolutions: p. 857-369. 13868
A list of commissioners in other states and in the District of Colum-
bia, appointed by the executive of Virginia, in office 23d of Feb., 1853, with
date of appointment and residence of each commissioner: p. 360-363.
13869
Separate election precincts: p. 364, 365. 13870
Table showing times for commencement of terms of each circuit,
county and corporation court: p. 366-368. 13871
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[Sketches of the acts passed by the general assembly of
Virgiiua at the session beginning Nov. 22, 1852. Richmond':
William F. Ritchie, public printer. 1853] 13872
No copy seen. Authorized by resolution of March 2, 1846, March 22. 1851.
[Acts of the general assembly of Virginia, passed at the
session of 1852-1853, in the seventy-seventh year of the common-
wealth] 13873
133 p. 24Hcm. Includes seneral acts only.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1852] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 11, 1836-1869. p. 38. 1893. 13874
James river and Kanawha, co. Eighteenth annual report of the presi-
dent to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company, together
with the proceedings of the stockholders at their eighteenth annual meet-
ing in October 1852, and at their called meeting in March 1852. Rich-
mond: Printed by Colin and Nowlan, 1852. 1387S
p. 429-515. 23cm. The paglncT is continuous with the 17th report.
John T. Mason, president.
Supplementary report upon the survey of the summit level, by K. Ix)r-
raine: p. 461-473.
Memorial to the general assembly: p. 477. 478.
Medical department of Hampden Sidney college. Catalogue of the
medical department of Hampden Sidney college, Richmond, Virginia, session
1851-52, and announcement of session of 1852-63. Richmond: Printed by
Colin and Nowlin. 1852. 13876
ri61 p. 23cm.
Public works. Thirty-seventh annual report of the board of public
works to the general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying docu-
ments, [including returns and reports of internal improvement companies]
1852-3. 13877
ix, 600 p. 23%cm. This is doc. no. 18 of the documents of the house
of delegates.
Railroads. A memorial to the legislature of Virginia on railways.
By James S. French. Richmond: Printed by Ritchies and Ehinnavant, 1852.
13877a
32 p. 22Hcm. Copy in the library of congress.
Randolph, Judith. Court of appeals of Virginia, Richmond. Ran-
dolph's adm'r ftcvs. Hobson & als. [1852] . 13878
189 p. 23cni.
South Side railroad co. *Speech of Mr. Segar, of Elizabeth City, on
the bill authorizing a loan of state bonds, to the South-Side railroad com-
pany, delivered in the house of delegates, January 18th and 19th, 1853.
Richmond, H. K. Ellyson, printer, 1853. 13879
21 p. 23cm.
Univerrity of Virginia. [Catalogue of the University of Virginia.
1851-52] 13880
No copy spen.
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Journals
Journal of the house of delesrates of the state of Virginia,
for the session 1853-4. Richnaond: William F. Ritchie, public
printer. 1853-4. 13881
502 p. 23.4cm.
Session began Dec. 6, 1863 and ended March 4, 18S4. Oscar M. Crutch-
fleld, speaker.
I Rules]: p. 5-11. 13882
Message from the governor, Joseph Johnson]: p. 11-33. 13883
Report of committee on armory] : p. 210, 211, 290. 13881
Report of committee on the condition of the land office]: p. 293.
1388S
[Correspondence of the governor and the supt. of penitentiary relative
to the pardon of S. A. Smith]: p. 315, 316. 13886
[List of members who have taken the oath] : p. 354, 355. 13887
[Report of committee on the penitentiary] : p. 374, 375. 13888
[Report of special committee in relation to the purchase of Mount
Vernon by the commonwealth]: p. 420, 421. 13889
Members of the house of delegates, 1853-64: p. 439-440. 13890
Index: p. 441-502.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the fifth day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-three. Richmond: Printed by John War-
rock, printer to the senate. 1853, 13891
365. ri1 p. 23 cm.
Session began Dec. 6, 1853 and ended March 4, 1854. Shelton F.
L«ake, president.
[Message of the governor, Joseph Johnson, Dec. 5, 1853] : p. 4-26
13892
[Rules and regulations] : p. 28-33, 34-40. 13893
[Report of committee relative to a house of refuge for juvenile of-
fenders] : p. 119-123. 13894
[Report of the governor, Joseph Johnson, on reprieves and paixlons,
and punishments commuted} : p. 170-176. 13895
[Report of the committee appointed to examine the second auditor's
office] : p. 186, 187. 13896
[Report of committee relative to Emory and Henry college] : p. 333,
334. 13897
Also printed separately as Document 30.
[Report of committee relative to the communication from the Board
ic works, touching the Blue Ridge railroad f: p. 334-339. 13898
Also printed separately.
Members of the senate who served Dec. 5, 1853 to March 4, 1854:
p. [367] 13899
[Documents] :
Petition to the general assembly of Virginia, for the passing of an
act for the extension of the Manassas gap raUroad from Harrisonburg to
Salem. Doc. no. 1. 13900
6 D. Signed by S. M. Moore, J. J. Moorman, J. W. Brockenbrougb.
H. W. Sheftey.
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The memorial of the president and directors of the Orange and Alex-
andria railroad company, praying a subscription on the part of the state
to the capital of said company for the extension of their road to Lynchburg.
Doc. no. 2. 13901
7 p. Signed by John 8. Barbour, Jr.
A petition of the Virginia historical and philosophical society to the
general assembly of Virginia. [Organization, purposes and activities of the
society; ask aid from the legislature] Doc. no. 3. 13»02
4 p. Signed by U. W. Randolph, T. H. Ellis, T. T. Giles.
Communication from the treasurer. [Statement showing number and
amount of bonds or certificates of state debt, sold since April 1, 1853, with
premiums paid on same, and sums agreed to be paid to any agent or agentd
for negotiating such sales, whether any of said bonds have been hypothe-
cated] Doc. no. 4. 13903
3 p.
Report of the commissioners of the sinking fund to the general
assembly. Doc. no. 5. / 13904
s p.
Communication from clerk of the senate, enclosing communication
from secretary of board of public works, in reference to their report. Doc.
no. 6. * 1390S
« p.
Communication from the second auditor in- response to a resolution
requiring him to furnish information of the ability or inability of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio canal company, to pay the interest hereafter on bonds of
the said company, &c. Doc. no. 7. 13906
i b.
Communication from the clerk of the court of appeals at Richmond,
in reply to a resolution of the senate [adopted January 4, 1854, requesting
clerks of court of appeals at Richmond and Lewisburg, to furnish number
of civil and criminsJ cases decided since organization of court under new
constitution, number of cases on docket at date of said organization, and
number docketed since which have not been decided] Doc. no. 8. 13907
[1] p.
Communication from the clerk of the senate submitting communica-
tion from the secretary of board of public works in answer to inquiry
"what amount may be judiciously expended in construction of the Coving-
ton and Ohio railroad during the years 1854 and 1865." Doc. no. 9. 13908
2 p.
Report of the joint committee on executive expenditures, 1853-4. Doc.
no. 10. 13909
11 p.
Communication from the governor -communicating the death of Major
General John Sloan [commanding 3d division of state militia] Doc. no. 11.
13910
[1] p.
Communication from the superintendent of the Virginia military in-
stitute, relative to purchase of goods, 1853-4. Doc. no. 12. 13911
11 «>■ , . , . -
Communication from the executive enclosing a communication from
a firm [Hitchcock & co.] in New York, proposing to alter the arms now in
the arsenals of this state, &c. Doc. no. 13. 13912
8 p.
Communication from secretary of the board of public works, in re-
sponse to a resolution of the senate, requiring them to furnish a statement
<rf the amount paid for signing and filling up coupon bonds and to whom
paid, &c Doc. no. 14. 13913
4 p.
Report of the joint committee on the subject of the Bank of the
Old Dominion, 1863-4. Doc. no. 15. 13914
6 p.
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Testimony taken before the joint committee on the affairs of the Bank
of the Old Dominion, 1853-4. Doc. no. 15. 13915
Communication from the secretary of the board of public works, in
reply to a resolution of the senate requiring statement of the sums paid or
agreed to be paid to any agent or agents for negotiating the sale of ^7
state bonds since the first day of April 1853. Doc. no. 16. 13916
Virginia military institute. [Communication from president of the
board of visitors to the governor transmitting report of the superintendent
with result of semi-annual examination of the corps of cadets and jnerit
roll] Doc. no. 17. l*'*^
19 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent. ^
Report of the joint committee on the public library 1853-4, and report
of the secretary of the commonwealth [and librarian, G. W. MunfordJ to
the joint library committee. Doc. no. 18. . , ^ }?^,
30 p. Includes letters of Alexander Vattemarc, agent for international
eTchan^e. ... . _ . - ■,,.
Bank statements 1853-4. [Statements of condition of Bank of Vir-
ginia, Merchants bank of Virginia at Lynchburg, Manufacturers and farm-
ers bank of Wheeling, and Monticello bank at Charlottesville, on January
1, 1854] Doc. no. 19. 13919
28 -fi.
Bank statements 1853-4. [Quarterly statements of condition of Bank
of the Old Dominion, Bank of Winchester, Central bank of Virginia and
Bank of the Valley in Virginia, January 1864] Doc. no. 20. . 13920
35 p.
Bank statements 1853-4. [Quarterly statements of condition of North-
western bank of Virginia and branches, January 1854, and comparative
statement of Fanners bank of Virginia on .first day of January 1853 and
1854. Doc. no. 21. 13921
19 D.
A list of commissioners appointed by the executive in the several
states, etc. 1853-4. Doc. no. 22. 13922
9 p.
Report of the committee of finance and claim, on the debt, resources,
revenue and expenditures of the commonwealth of Virginia. Doc. no. 23.
13923
IB o.
Communication from second auditor transmitting a statement of
money expended at the Virginia military institute since 1st January 1848.
Doc. no. 24. 13924
4 p.
Communication from the treasurer of the commonwealth, transmitting
a statement of money paid through the treasury to the Virginia military
institute. Doc. no. 25. 13925
4 p.
Communication from the executive transmitting statements of the
condition of the Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheeling, and of the
Fairmont bank. Doc. no. 26. 13926
s p.
Report of the joint committee on the affairs of the James river and
Kanawha co. 1853-4. Doc. no. 27. 13927
35 p. Includes Answers bv Thomas H. Ellis, president, to interroga-
tories propounded by the committee.
[Letter of the governor transmitting to senate, communication from
secretary of war of the United States, requesting that United States govern-
ment may be authorized to purchase within this state the necessary land for
an abutment and quarries essential to the construction of the Washington
aqueduct, and that jurisdiction of Virginia over same may be ceded to the
United States] Doc. no. 28. 13928
4 p.
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Communication from executive transmitting: communication from the
chancellor of the Belgian legation at Washing^ton [giving information of
an arran^ment between the Belgian government and Ambrose W. Thomp-
son, for establishment of line of steamers between Antwerp and New
York, and Antwerp and Virginia] Doc. no. 29. 13929
s p.
Report of the committee on general laws on the subject of Emory and
Henry college. Doc. no. 30. 13930
8 p. See Journal p. 333, 334.
Index. 53 p.
Anmwl Reports and Other Documents
Governor's message and annual reports of the public offi-
cers of the state, of the boards of directors, and of the visitors,
superintendents, and other agents of public institutions or in-
terests of Virginia. Printed under the code of Virginia. Rich-
mond : William F. Ritchie, public printer. 18r>:M. 13931
In 3 volumes, volume 1 contains documents 1-16; volume 2, document
17; volume 3, document 18-62. Each volume ha.s an Index.
[Governor's] message [Dec. 5, 1853] Doc. no. 1. 13932
p. 6-27. Joseph Johnson, governor.
Report of the auditor of public accounts, 1863-4. Doc. no. 2. 13933
xl, 19 p., 4 fold, sheets (tabular statements). Robert Johnston, audi-
tor.
Report of the treasurer of the commonwealth, 1853-4. Doc. no. 3.
13934
23 p. J. B. Stovall, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund for the year
1853, and proceedings of the school commis.sionprs in the different counties,
for the year ending 30th September 1852. 1853-4. Doc. no. 4. 13935
xi. 108 p. Wm. L. Jackson. 2d auditor.
Second auditor's report to the general assembly of Virginia, trans-
mitting the accounts of the fund for internal improvement, of the debt and
resources of the state and of the sinking fund, September 30, 1853. 1853-4.
Doc. no. 5. 1393S
xl. 48 p.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia,
1853-4. Doc. no. 6. 13937
36 D. .Joseph C. Cnbell, rector.
Report of the board of visitors of the deaf, dumb and blind institution,
1853-4. Doc. no. 7. 13938
.■>9 p. .T. C. M. Mertllat, principal.
Annual report of the court of directors of the Eastern lunatic asylum,
1853-4. Doc. no. 8. 13939
44 p. John M. Gait, superintendent.
Twenty-sixth annual report of the president and directors of the
Westerrt lunatic asylum, 1853-4. Doc. no. 9. 13940
so p. Francis T. Strtbllntr, superintendent.
Report of the adjutant-general, 1853-4. Doc. no. 10. 13941
37 p. W. H. Rlchnrdson, adjutant general. Includes Report of the
superintendent of the armory, Charles DImmock. for 1853.
Report of the board of visitors of the Virginia military institute,
1853-4. Doc. no. 11. 13942
72 p. Francis H. Smith, superintendent. Includes Letter of Prof.
(D. H.I Mahan, [of West Point, N. T.] relative to the Va. military Institute.
Report of the superintendent of public edifices, 1853-4. Doc. no. 12.
13943
4 D. Charles Dlmmock. superintendent.
Official vote for commissioner of public works, 1853-4. Doc. no. 13.
13944
7 p.
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Annual report of the board of directors of the penitentiary institu-
tion, 1863-4. Doc. no. 14. 13945
62 p. Charles S. MorR-an, superintendent. Includes correspondence
relative to crimes of free negroes and mulattoes.
Bank [quarterly] statements, 1853-4. [Bank of Virginia, April, July
and October, 1863; Farmers bank of Virginia, April, July and October, 1853;
Exchange bank of Virginia, April, July and October, 1863: Bank of the
Valley of Virginia, Apnl, July and October, 1853; Bank of the Old Domin-
ion, April, July and October, 1853; Northwestern bank of Virginia, April,
July and October, 1853; Manufacturers and farmers bank of Wheeling,
April, July and October, 1853; Merchants bank of Virgfinia, July and Octo-
ber, 1853; Central bank of Virginia, October, 1853] Doc. no. 16. 13946
194 p.
Report of the weighmaster of live stock, 1853-4. Doc. no. 16. 13947
3 p. H. Van Buren, weighmaster.
Index [to documents 1-16] 6 p.
Thirty-eighth annual report of the board of public works of the gen-
eral assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents. 1853-54.
Doc. no. 17. 13948
xxvlU, 815 p. Index, 5 p.
Consular convention betweer. the United States and France, 1863-4.
Doc. no. 18. 13949
i» p.
Letter of the secretary of the treasury relative to the custom house
and post office in the city of Alexandria, 1863-4. Doc. no. 19. 13950
Z p.
Resolution of the Southern agricultural association, 1853-4. [Resolu-
tion relative to geological and agricultural survey of the several states com-
prising the association] Doc. no. 20. 139S1
Annual report of the attorney general, 1863-4. Doc. no. 21. 13952
6 p. W. p. Bocock, attorney general.
Report of the superintendent of weights and measures, 1853-4. Doc.
no. 22. 13953
4 p. Robert W. Hughes, superintendent.
Report of the colonization board, 1853-4. Doc. no. 23. 13954
11 p. George W. Munford, president.
Memorial of Jas. W. Green, 1863-4 [relative to the Bank of the Old
Dominion in Alexandria] Doc. no. 24. 13955
24 p.
Memorial of the James river and Kanawha company. 1853-54. Doc.
no. 26. 13956
5 p. Signed by Thomas H. Ellis, president.
Abstract from the reports of clerks of the court of appeals, district
and circuit courts, relative to suits in their respective courts, 1863-4. Doc
no. 26. 13957
19 p.
Report of the commissioners of the sinking fund, 1853-4. -Doc. no. 27.
1395S
4 p.
Communication from the secretary of the board of public works rela-
tive to the Covington and Ohio railroad, 1853-4. Doc. no. 28. 13959
5 D.
Memorial of the Exchange bank of Virginia, in reference to a re-
charter, 1853-4. Doc. no. 29. 13960
13 p.
Statement relating to independent banks, 1853-4. Doc. no. 30. 13961
6 p. Includes a iTst of hanks.
Communication [from the second auditor] relative to state bonds.
1853-4. Doc. no. 31. 13962
3 p.
Distribution of the public lands [preamble and resolutions] Doc
no. 32. 13963
» p.
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Preamble and resolutions on the subject of appropriations, at the
present session, to works of internal improvement, 186S-4. Substitute to
preamble and resolutions on the subject of appropriations, at the present
session, to works of internal improvement. [Submitted by Mr. Carter of
Fauquier] Doc. no. 33. 13964
3, 3 p.
Report of the joint committee on executive expenditures, 1853-4. Doc.
no. 34. 13966
11 p.
Treasurer's statement relative to circulation of independent banks,
1863-4. Doc. no. 35. 13967
8 p.
Majority report made to the Virginia state agricultural society, on
inspection laws, 1853-4. Doc. no. 36. 13968
6 p. Signed by Samuel Mordecal and Charlea B. Williams.
Minority report made to the Virginia state agricultural society, on
inspection laws, 1853-4. Doc. no. 36. 13969
10 p. ffiprned by Edmund Ruffln.
Bank statements, 1853-4. [Bank of Virginia, Merchants bank of Vir-
ginia at Lynchburg, Manufacturers and farmers bank at MTheeling, Monti-
cello bank of Charlottesville] Doc. no. 37. 13970
28 p.
Covington and Ohio railroad, 1863-4. [communication from Charles
B. Fisk respecting the amount of money that 'can be judiciously expended
on road in next two years] Doc. no. 38. 13971
5 p.
Blue Ridge railroad [report of C. Crozet, chief engineer] Doc. no. 39.
13972
7 p.
Reprieves and pardons [communication from the governor] Doc. no.
40. y ^ jjj^j
8 p.
Bank statements, 1853-4 [Northwestern bank of Virginia, and Farm-
ers bank of Virginia] Doc. no. 41. 13974
19 p.
Banidng capital of the state [communication from the second aud-
itor] Doc. no. 42. 13975
32 p
Bank statements, 1853-4 [Bank of the Old Dominion, Bank of Win-
chester, Central bank of Virginia, and Bank of the Valley in Virginia] Doc.
no. 43. 13976
Virginia military institute [report of semi-annual examination, Jan.
14, 1854] Doc. no. 44. ..,,.. ,» „ *''"
19 p. Francis H. Smith, superintendent Includes merit roll.
Report of the joint committee to examine the second auditors office,
1863-4. Doc. no. 46. 13978
Statement of the appropriations asked for at the present session,
1853-4. Doc. no. 46. 13*"'
Report of the joint Committee on the subject of the Bank of the Old
Dominion, 1863-4. Doc. no. 47. 13980
Testimony taken before the joint committee on the affairs of the Bamk
of the Old Dominion, 1853-4. Doc. no. 47. 13981
Report of the joint committee on the public library, 1863-4. Report
of the secretary of the commonwealth to the joint library committee. Doc.
no 48 13982
SO p G W- Munford. secretary of the commonwealth. Includes letters
of Alexandre Vattemare relative to International exchange.
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478 Bulletin Virginia, State Library [Joseph Johnson, Gov.
Detailed stateme<it W the several banks for the last four years,
1853-4 [Bank of Virginia, Bank of the Valley, Merchants and mechanics
bank of Wheeling] Doc. no. 49. ' 13983
124 p.
Report of the committee of finance relative to the revenues, liabilities,
expenses, etc. of the commonwealth, 1853-4. Doc. no. 50. 13984
23 p.
Report of the librarian to the joint committee on the library, Decem-
ber 31, 1852, and accompanying documents, 1853-4. Doc. no. 51. 13985
22 p. William H. Richardson, secretary of the commonwealth and
librarian.
Bank statements, 1853-4 [Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheeling,
Fairmont bank] Doc. no. 62. 13986
16 p.
Communication from the secretary of the board of public works rela-
tive to state bonds, 1853-4. Doc. no. 53. - 13987
B p. ,
Communication • of %he secretary board of public works, relative to
loans to James river & Kanawha co., 1853-4. Doc. no. 64. 13988
Communication from the auditor of public acconuts, relative to sundry
appropriations, 1853-4. Doc. no. 55. 13989
38 p. This Elves the annual appropriations of the Eastern lunatic
asylum from 1802, the armory from 1798. Virginia military institute from
1839 the University of Virginia from 1818, Institution for the deaf, dumb and
blind from 1838, Western lunatic asylum from 1825. , \ ^ .
Detailed statement of the Northwestern bank for the last four years,
1853-4 Doc no. 56. 13990
220 p. Includes also statements of the Farmers bank of Virginia, p.
A list of commissioners appointed by the executive in the several
states, etc., 1853-4. Doc. no. 57. 13991
Report of the special committee to investigate the conduct of C. S.
Morgan, 1853-4 [superintendent of the penitentiary, relative to the case of
Samuel A. Smith, confined for kidnapping slaves] Doc. no. 58. 13992
37 p .
Papers proposed to accompany the report of the special committee
to investigate the conduct of C. S. Morgan. Printed at the cost of Charles
S. Morgan. 1853-4. ' '3993
Proceedings of a public meeting of the citizens of the town of BaUi,
1853-4. Doc. no. 59. 13994
Majority report of the committee on banks, 1853-4. Minority report
from the committee on banks of the house of delegates of Virgima. Sub-
mitted by Mr. Rutherfoord of Goochland on the 17th of February, and or-
dered to be printed. 1853-4. Doc. no. 60. 13995
Communication from the secretary of the board of pubUc works to
contracts, etc., 1853-4. Doc. no. 61. 13996
Report of the joint committee on the affairs of the James river *
Kanawha co., 1853-4. Doc. no. 62. 13997^
Tidewater connection, 1853-4. Doc. no. 63. 13998
Index [to documents 18-63] 3 p.
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1853/54] A Bibliography of Virginia 479
Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of Virginia, passed in 1853-'54,
in the seventy-eighth year of the commonwealth. Richmond:
WDliam P. Ritchie, public printer. 1853^, 13999
172 p. 23cm.
Resolutions: p. 138-140. 14000
A list of commissioners in other states appointed by the executive
of Virtpnia, and appearing to be in office on 13th of Feb. 1854, with the date
of appointment and residence of each commissioner: p. 141-145. 14001
fBeceipts and disbursements, fiscal year ending Sep. 30, 1853: p. 145,
146. 14002
Appropriations by legislature of Virginia at the session of 1853-54:
p. 146. 147. 14003
Separate election precincts: p. 148-151. 14004
A table showing times for commencement of terms of each circuit,
county and corporation court: p. 152-154. 14005
[Sketches of the acts of the general assembly of Virginia,
passed at the session beginning Dec. 5, 1853. Richmond: William
F, Ritchie, public printer. 1854] 14006
No copy seen. Authorized bjr resolution of March 2, 1846, March 22. 1851.
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia: by Peachy R. Grattan. Vol. 10. From April 1,
1853, to April 1, 1854. Richmond, Ritchie and Dunnavant*
printers, 1855. 14007
(XTllll, 811 p. 2S%cm.
Cited as SI Va. reports.
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia. April,
1853-January, 1854. p. [l]-779.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
John J. Alien, president, William Daniel, Kichard C. L. Moncure, George H.
Lee, Green B. Samuels. Attorney general: Willis P. Bocock. •
Same. 2d ed. J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent public
printing. 1892. 14008
xlz. 815 p. Sto.
Separate Documents; Miscelkmea
Archives. [State papers, 1853] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, ▼. 11, 1836-1869, p. 38-39. 1893. 14009
Corporations. Acts on the subject of corporations. Together with an
act relating to the manufacturing and mining companies, passed Feb. 13,
1887. Richmond, 1853. 14010
Svo. No copy seen.
Hampden Sidney college medical dept. 'Opinions of G. N. Johnson
and A. A. Morson on the rights of the faculty of the medical department
of Hampden-Sidney college. Richmond, 1853. 14011
Title from Randolph's law catalogue. 1856.
Hondon's statue. '[Circular of W. J. Hubard, relative to Houdon's
statue of Washington, Sept. 17, 1863] • 14012
[2] p. 4to. Copy In library of congress.
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480 BuUetin Virginia State Libra/ry [Joseph Johnson, Gov.
.. * ^■'^?*'J*^? ^^ Kanawha co. Nineteenth annual report of the presi-
aent to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company, together
with the proceedings of the stockholders at their nineteenth annual meet-
ing in October 1853, and at their called meeting in April 1853. Richmond:
Printed by Colin and Nowlan, 1853. , 14013"
p. 617-640. 23cm. The pajrlng is continuous with the 18th report. John
T. Mason, oreslilent. *^ »v—
Memorial to the James river and Kai/awha company of the North river
navigation company: p. 6^5-638. 14014'
Memorials to the general assembly by the company: p. S89, 590, £06-608.
Report of the committee of investigation of the house of delegatea rela- >-
tlve to the company: p. 6H-6S1. 140ia
Agrreement with the North river navigation company: p. 636-639. 14017 *"
Public works. Thirty-eighth and thirty-ninth annual reports of the
board of public works to the general assembly of Virginia, with the ac-
companying documents. Vol. 18. Richmond, Va., Printed by Ritchie and
Dunnavant, 1856. 14018
1 p. 1., xjcviii, 815, iii, 903, 6 p. 23cm.
Does not contain the thirty-ninth annual report of the board of public
works. The 39th report, being the report for 1855, appears with the reports
of internal improvement companies for that year as Doc. 17. The board of
public works was rcorpranlzed in July. 1853. and the thirty-eighth annual re-
port covers the year 1853. This report Is therefofe the first report of the board
of public works as reorganized in 1853.
Index: p. [l]-6 at end of volume.
Thirty-eighth annual report of the board of public works to the
general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents, [including
returns and reports of internal improvement companies for the year 1853]
1853-4. 14019
zxvlli, 815. 23cm. This is the first report of the board of public works
as reorganized In 1853.
Univernty of Virginia. [Catalogrue . of the University of Virginia.
1852-53] 14020
No copy seen.
1854
Courts
• Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia: by Peachy R. Grattan. Vol. 11. From April 1, 1854.
to January 1, 1855. Richmond, Ritchie and Dunnavant, printers.
1855. 14021
rxxivl, 861 p. 24cm.
Cited as 52 Va. reports.
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia. April-Oc-
tober. 1854. p. ril-881.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
John J. Allen, president, William Daniel, Richard C. L. Moncure, George
H. Lee, Green B. Samuels. Attorney general: Willis P. Bocock.
— — Same. 2d ed. Richmond: J. H, O'Bannon, supt.
public printing. 1892. 14023
XXV, 864 p. 8vo.
•Virginia reports . . . annotated under the supervision
of Thomas Johnson Michie. Volumes 11 and 12, Grattan's re-
ports'. ri854-1855l Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company,
law publishers, 1902. 14023
803 p. 2Rcm.
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1854] A Bibliography of Virginia. 481
*Rules of the court of appeals of Virgrinia and the district
courts of Fredericksburg and Williamsburg. Richmond, 1854.
14024
Title from Randolph's law catalogue. 1856.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1865] In Calendar of Virginia state pa-
pers, V. 11, 1836-1869. p. 39-41. 1893. 14025
Finance. A synopsis of the funds of the commonwealth, annual.
Sept 30: 1853-54. By the auditor. 14026
Required by act of 1852.
James river and Kanawha co. Twentieth annual report of the presi-
dent to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company, to-
gether with the proceedings of the stockholders at their twentieUi annual
meeting in October 1854, and at their called meeting in January 1864.
Richmond: Printed by Colin and J^owlan, 1854. 14027
p. 641-827. fold. map. 23cm. The pagring; is continuous with the 19th
report. Thomas H. Ellis, president.
Tariff of tolls and regulations for the Richmond dock, and the con-
necting: locks and basins: p. 681-690. 14028
Communication to the council of Richmond: p. 694-696. 14088
Memorial to the general assembly, Dec. 5, 1853. I<l02«a
Kanawha river memorials: p. 732-739. 14O30
Report of the Joint committee [of the general assembly appointed under
resolution of Jan. 12, 1854] on the affairs of the James river and Kanawha
company: p. 763-802. 14031
A statement of the actual outstandincr debt of the James river and
Kanawha company Sept. 30, 1854: p. 817-824. 14032
The index is for the 20th report only.
[Report of the president of the James river and Kanawha
company and documents for the year ending September 30, 1864] 14033
54, [2] p. 22cm. Thomas H. Ellis, president.
Law. *The practice in courts of justice in England and the United
States. By Conway Robinson, of Richmond, Virginia. Volume 1. As to
the place and time of a transaction or proceeding, treating chieily of the
conflicts of laws and the statute of limitations. Richmond: A. Morris,
book seller. 1854. 14034
Ixlv, 677 p. 8vo.
Medical college of Virginia. Catalogue of the officers, students and
graduates of the Medical College of Virginia, session 1853-54, and an-
nouncement of session 1854-55. Richmond, Printed by Colin & Nowlan.
1854. 14035
23 p. 23cm.
Suit in equity. •History of a suit in equity, as prosecuted and de-
fended in the Virginia state courts and in the United States circuit courts;
with an appendix embracing, among other matters, forms of bills, answers,
demurrers, pleas, decrees, etc. By Alexander H. Sands. Richmond, Va.,
A. Morris, 1864. 14036
xi. 510 p., 1 I. Incl. 2 fold. tab. 2m cm.
University of Virginia. [Catalogue of the University of Virginia.
1853-54] 14037
No copy seen.
Virginia military institute. Regulations for the Virpinia military in-
stitute, at Lexington, Virginia. With an appendix, contaimng extracts from
the general regulations of the army. Richmond, Macfarlane ft Fergusson,
1864. 14038
110 p. 20cm.
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1855/56
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the session of 1855-56. Richmond : William F. Ritchie, pub-
lic printer, 1855-56. 14039
612 p. 23cm.
Session betran Dec. 3, 1855 and ended March 19, 1856. Oscar M. Crutch-
fleld, speaker.
[Rules]: p, 3-9. 14040
rMessage of governor, Joseph Johnson]: p. 12-40. 14041
[Letter from the secretary of the commonwealth, relative to retuma
from elections]: p. 40, 41. 14042
[Memorial from the New York law institute asking for a complete
set of acts of Virginia]: p. 48, 49. 14043
[Letter from the secretaiy of the interior relating to interest due on
coupon bonds of C. & O, canal co]: p. 115, 116. 14044
[Letter of the governor relative to resolutions of Vermont on the
subject of Kansas]: p. 211-215. 14045
Doc. no. 42. p. 218, 219.
[List of members who have taken the oath] : p. 282. 14046
[Lettfer from the Richmond board of trade asking for an increase in
banking capital] : p. 288, 289. 14047
[Letters relative to the death of Joseph C. Cabell] : p. 302, 303. 14048
[Report of committee on the condition of the land office] : p. 808, 309.
14049
[Correspondence of the governor and Lewis W. Washington relative
to the presentation by the latter to the state of Virginia of the site of the
birthplace of George Washington, and of the home and the graves of his
progenitors in America]: p. 320-322, 14050
Statement showing the number, denomination and amount of canceled
notes of the independent banks registered in the banking department of the
treasurer's office from March 3, 1854 to January 28, 1856: p. 326, 827,
14051
[Report from special committee on Huffman's legislative telegraph] :
p. 397, 398. 14052
[Report of committee on contested election of D, Frost and S, M,
Gallahue of Jackson] : p, 620, 1405S
Members of the house of delegates, 1855-56: p, 545, 546. 14054
Index: p, 547-612.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia, be-
gun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Monday
the third day of December, in the year one thousand eight hun-
dred and fifty-five, Richmond: Printed by John Warrock,
printer to the senate, 1855, 14055
4U. rn p. 23cm.
Session bpgran Dec. 3, 1865 and ended March 19, 1856. Ellsha W. Mc-
Comas. president.
[Message of the governor, Joseph Johnson, Dec. 8, 1855] : p. 3-30,
14056
[Rules and regulations]: p, 31-36, 14057
[Names of companies organized for mining and manufacturing pui^
poses, during 1855, reported by G, W. Munford, secretary of the common-
wealth] : p. 37, 14058
[The vote for state officials, 1856]: p, 62, 14059
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[Report of committee relative to the establishment of a house of
refuge for juvenile offenders]: p. 93-97. 14060
[Message of the governor, Henry A. Wise, Jan. 1, 1866] : p. 115, 116.
14061
Also printed separately.
[Report of the committee appointed to examine the office of the
register of land]: p. 150, 151. 14062
[Message of the governor, Henry A. Wise, touching the resolutions
of Vermont relative to Kansas] : p. 166-168. 14063
[Message of governor relative to the convention July 6, 1862, in
Independence Hall, Philadelphia, for purpose of considering the erection
of a monument in commemoration of the declaration of independence, and
the signers thereof]: p. 173, 174. 14064
[Message of governor relative to petitions of heirs of soldiers and
sailors of the Virginia state and continental lines in the revolution] : p.
185-189. 14065
[Communication from Tench Tilghman, president of the Southern
and Southwestern commercial convention]: p. 213. 14066
[Letter from citizens of Cincinnati relative to a national union cele-
bration of the anniversary of Washington's birthday]: p. 237. 14067
[Correspondence of the governor and Lewis W. Washin^on relative
to the presentation by the latter to Virginia of the site on which formerly
stood the house -in which George Washmgton was bom, together with the
family burying ground and vault]: p. 240, 241. 14068
[Votes for additional statues on the Washington monument] : p. 243-
245. 14069
[Report of committee relative to milling operations at the armory]:
p. 357. 14070
Members of the senate who served Dec. 3, 1855 to March 19, 1856:
p. 437. 14071
[Documents] :
Memorial of the James river and Kanawha company [for appropria-
tions or loans to the company for certain purposes] Doc. no. 1. 14072
* p.
Communication from executive transmitting report of the coloniza-
tion board of the state [through its president, G. W. Munford] and condi-
tion of the Central bank of Virginia, 1855. Doc. no. 2. 1407S
19 p.
Statement of Ed. Robinson, presideht of Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad in regard to the condition of the road, £c. Doc. no. 3.
14074
rn p.
Communication from executive [Joseph Johnson] enclosing a com>
munication stating the several cases of pardons and reprieves granted, and
the punishments commuted by him, with the reasons for Imb decisions. Doc.
no. 4. 14075
16 p.
A memorial of the coal convention held at Charleston, Kanawha
county, on the 16th September, 1866. Doc. no. 6. 14076
7 p.
Communication from the executive rJoseph Johnson] enclosing list
of commissioners in other states, appointea by the executive of this com-
monwealth. Doc. no. 6. 14077
10 p.
Communication from [Vincent Witcherlthe president of the Richmond
and Danville railroad co., enclosing memorial of that company for increase
of capital stock, &c. Doc. no. 7. 14078
8 p.
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Communication of the second auditor in reply to a resolution of the
senate, adopted on the 7th January, 1866, asking information in relation to
the hypothecation of the bonds of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 8. 14079
Report of joint committee on executive expenditures with accom-
panying documents. Doc. no. 9. 14080
21 p.
Meridians. Letter of F. S. Claxton, esq. to Robert Saunders, esq. on
the subject of marking the meridians of the several county seats. Doc.
no. 10. 14081
« p.
Communication from the secretary of the commonwealth in response
to a resolution of the senate, transmitting a list of directors [of the several
banks] appointed by the executive during the last four years [1852-1855]
Doc. no. 11. 14082
7 p.
Communication from the governor [H. A. Wise] of the commonwealth,
transmitting certain resolutions of the state of Vermont. Doc. no. 12.
14083
4 p.
Communication from the governor of the commonwealth, enclosing
the journal of proceedings of a convention, composed of delegates from the
origmal thirteen United States, held in Philadelphia, to consider the pro-
priety of erecting monuments commemorative of the declaration of inde-
pendence. Doc. no. 13. 14084
5 p. See journal p. 173, 174.
Letter from John M. Gait, M. D., superintendent of the Eastern luna-
tic asylum, upon the subject of the site of a lunatic asylum. Doc. no. 14.
14085
23 p.
Communication from the governor of the commonwealth, enclosing a
report of the semi-annual examination of the cadets of the Virginia military
institute, etc., etc. [with roll] Doc. no. 15. 14086
IS p.
Communication from executive, transmitting statements of the con-
dition-of the banks of this commonwealth. [Quarterly statements of con-
dition of Bank of Virginia; Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheeling;
Northwestern bank of Virginia; Farmers bank of Virg^inia; Bank of the
Valley; Fairmont bank; Bank of Winchester; Exchange bank of Virginia;
Bank of the Old Dominion; Bank of Berkeley; Bahk of Kanawha; Central
bank of Virginia; Monticello bank; Bank of Wheeling; Bank of Scottsville;
Biink of Rockingham; Merchants bank of Virginia; Bank of commerce;
Manufacturers and fairmers bank of Wheeling] Doc. no. 16. 14087
134 p.
Communication from the executive [H. A. Wise] assigning reasons
for the exercise of the pardoning power in certain cases. Doc. no. 17. 14088
« p.
Communication from the board of trade of the city of Richmond.
[Urgency of increase in banking capital] Doc. no. 18. 14089
[2] p. Signed by T. R. Price, D. P. Gooch, J. E. "Wadsworth.
Report of the committee on finance and claims. Doc. no. 19. 14090
« p.
Communication from the secretary of the board of public works, en-
closing a report of Charles B. Fisk, chief engrineer of the Covington and
Ohio railroad. Doc. no. 20. 14091
8 p.
Communication [from the governor, H. A. Wiael relative to the in-
ternal improvement policy of the state of '^rginia. 1866-6. Doc. no. 21.
14092
t p.
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Communication from the second auditor in response to a resolution
of the senate calling for certain information. Doc. no. i£. »*"='»
Communication from the executive enclosing letter <>f adj"t«n^sen-
eral, announcing a vacancy in the fourth division of the mibtia, occasioned
by the death of General J. B. Harvie. Doc. no. 23. 14«9*
Communication from the executive [H. A. Wise] relative to the ap-
pointment of a commissioner to attend the trial of James Parsons, jr. in
Blair comity, Pennsylvania, and report of J. R. Tucker, esq. relative to the
case of James Parsons, jr., 1855-6. Doc. no. 24. 14095
36 p. ' . .
Communication from the executive [H. A .WiseJ commumcating res-
olutions of the general assembly of Rhode Island, urging upon the govern-
ment of the United States payment of the claims of American citizens for
spoliations on their commerce, by authority of the French government. Doc.
no. 25. 1409S
6 p.
Report of the joint committee on the public library and report of the
secretary of the commonwealth [and librarian for year ending Dec. 31,
1855] to the joint library committee. Doc. no. 26. 14097
86 p. O. W. Munford, librarian.
CLiCtter from P. F. Howard relative to the preparation of the cataloe] :
p. 39-43. 140M
Report of Alexander Vattemare [agent for international exchanges]
to the governor of Virginia, in relation to the world's fair in France. Doc.
no. 26. 14099
65-86 p. Preceding this Is Vattemare's regrular report, p. 49-62.
Communication from the secretary of the board of public works, en-
closing a communication from Col. Crozet, in relation to inaccuracies in
the state map. Doc. no. 26 [i. e. 27] 14100
7 p. The document number is printed Incorrectly. It should be 27.
Index. 57 p.
AnmuU Reports and Other Documents
Governor's message and reports of the public officers of the
state, of the boards of directors and of the visitors, superinten-
dents, and other a^nts of public institutions or interests of Vir-
ginia. Printed under the code of Virginia. Richmond : William
F. Ritchie, public printer. 185.5. 14101
Tn S V. V. 1 contains documents 1-14; v. 2, documents 15, 16; v. 3,
document 17; v. 4, document 17: v. 5, documents 18-80.
[Governor's] message [Dec. 3, 1855] Doc. no. 1. 14102
xxtI p. Joseph Johnson, governor.
Resolutions, etc., received from several states of the union by the
governor of Virginia, since March 4, 1854. [Resolutions adopted by assem-
blies of Rhode Island, Michigan, Iowa, Arkansas, Maine, Massachusetts and
Connecticut relative to current questions] Doc. no. 1. 14103
64 p.
Report of Commissioner Morriss, relative to the boundary line be-
tween Maryland and Virginia, 1855. Doc no. 1. 14104
e.'i-ga p.
Correspondence [with John A. Washington] in relation to the pur-
chase of Mount Vernon, 1865. Doc. no. 1. 14105
83-87 p.
A synopsis of the funds of the commonwealth, year ending Septem-
ber 30, 1854. Doc. no. 2. 14106
IS p.
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A synopsis of the financial condition of the treasury, year ending
September 30, 1854. Doc. no. 3. 14107
6 p.
A synopsis of the financial condition of the literary fund, year ending
September 30, 1864. Doc. no. 4. 14108
8 p.
A synopsis of the financial condition of the internal improvement &
sinkine funds, year ending September 80, 1854. Doc. no. 5. 14109
Biennial report of the auditor of public accounts, for the year 1854
and 1855. Doc. no. 6. 14110
xiii. 37 p. li fold, sheets (tabular statements) G. W. Clutter, auditor.
Report of the treasurer of the commonwealth, for the years 1854 and
1856. Doc. no. 7. 14111
23 p. J. B. Stovall, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund for the year
1854, and proceedings of the school commissioners in the different counties,
September 30, 1853. Doc. no. 8. 14112
vil, 1-60 p. Wm. L. Jackson, 2d auditor.
Second auditor's report of the state of the literary fund for the year
1855, and proceedings of the school commissioners, in the different counties,
September 30, 1854. Doc. no. 8. 14113
p. 61-13fi. Wm. L.. .Tackson, 2(1 auditor.
Second auditor's report to the general assembly' of Virginia, trans-
mitting the accounts of the fund for internal improvement, of the debt and
resources of the state, and of the sinking fund, September 30, 1854 and
1855. Doc. no. 9. 14114
Ix, ."iT p.
Report of the adjutant general, year ending September 30, 1854. Doc.
no. 10. 14115
1-10 p. Wm. H. Richardson, adjutant general.
Report of the adjutant general, year ending Sep. 30, 1866. Doc. no.
10. 14116
11-19 p. Wm. H. Richardson, adjutant general.
Report of the superintendent of the armory, for the years 1854 and
1855. Doc. no. 10. 14117
21 -,10 p. Charles Dimmock, superintendent.
Report of the board of visitors of the Virginia mDitary institute
[July, 1854] and report of semi-annual examination, January 1855. Renort
of the board of visitors of the Virginia military institute July 1855. Doc.
no. 11. 14118
86. 23. 78 p.
Francis H. Smith, superintendent.
History of the origin and progress of the Institute: p. 25-43, report of
1854. l«t»
[List of members of each board of visitors, and all professors and offi-
cers since 18391: p. 46-51. 14120
Superintendent's supplemental report relative to a supply of water.
July 5, 1855: p. 62-78, report of 1855. 1-«21
Report of the superintendent of public edifices, 1854 & 1855. Doc.
no. 12. 14122
4 p. Charles Dimmock, superintendent.
Report of the attorney-general, 1856. Doc. no. 13. 14123
4 p. W. P. Bocock, attorney general.
Annual report of the board of directors of the penitentiary institu-
tion, year ending September 30, 1854; and annual report of the board of
directors of the penitentiary institution, 1855. Doc. no. 14. 14124
51, xlll. 39 p. C. S. Morgan, superintendent.
Index rto documents 1-14J 4 p.
Bank statements. [Quarterly statements of condition of following
banks 1854 and 1855: Bank of Virsrinia. Farmers bank of Virginia. Ex-
change bank of Vireinia. Bank of the Valley of Virginia. Northwestern
bank of Virginia. Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheeling. Bank of
Kanawha. Bank of Scottsville. Monticello bank. Bank of the Old Do-
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minion. Manufacturers & farmers bank of Wheeling. Bank of Wheeling.
Merchants bank of Virg^inia. Bank of Berkeley. Bank of Rockingham.
Central bank of Virginia. Bank of commerce. Fairmont bank. Bank of
Winchester. Trans- Alleghany bank.] Doc. no. 16. 14125
920 p.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, July
1, 1854 and July 1, 1855 and appendix. Doc. no. 16. 14126
S8 p. Joseph C. Cabell, rector. In the appendix Is a communication
from Gessner Harrison relative to the school of ancient languages.
Index [to documents 16, 16] 2 p.
Annual reports of internal improvement companies to the board of
public works, year ending September 30, 1854. Doc. no. 17. 14127
111, 903, 4 p. "The foUowinff pages comprise the annual reports made to
the board in 1854. The report of the board will accompany the annual reports
of the several companies for 18.S5": p. ill.
Thirty-ninth annual report of the board of public works to the gen-
eral assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents. 1855. Doc.
no. xvii. 14128
cxxx, 1168, S p.
Annual report of the court of directors of the Eastern lunatic asylum
for the years 1854 and 1855. Doc. no. 18. 14129
49 p. John M. Gait, superintendent.
Report of the president and directors of the Western lunatic asylum,
1855. Doc. no. 19. 141.30
61 p. For the two years endinK 30th September, 1855. Francis T.
Stribling', superintendent.
Report of the board of visitors of the deaf, dumb and blind institution,
for fiscal years ending Sept. 30, 1854 and 1855. Doc. no 20. 14131
68 p. J. C. M. Merillat, superintendent.
Report of the weighmaster of live stock, 1855. Doc. no. 21. 14132
3 p. H. Van Buren. welehmaster.
Report of the commissioners on the Washington monument, 1855.
Doc. no. 22. 14133
3 p. W. P. Ritchie, G. A. Myers. Q. W. Munford, commis.'sioner.".
Report of the superintendent of weights and measures for the ypirs
1854 and 1855. Doc. no. 23. 14131
4 p. Robert W. Hughes, superintendent.
Report of the colonization board for the years 1854 and 1855. Doc.
no. 24. " 14135
10 p. G. W. Munford. president.
Bank statement, 1855. [Condition of the Central bank of Virgin'a,
quarterly statement, October 1855] Doc. no. 25. 14136
10 p.
Statement showing the names, location, capital, etc. of all independ<'Tit
banks of Virginia, 1855. Doc. no. 26. 14137
7 p.
Memorial of the James river and Kanawha company, 1855 [for appro
priation or loans to company by general assembly for specified purpcses]
Doc. no. 27. 14138
* p.
Abstract from the reports of clerks of the court of appeals, district
and circuit courts, relative to suits in their respective courts, 1854 & 1855.
Doc. no. 28. 14139
39 p.
Reprieves, pardons, etc [granted and punishments commuted by th«>
^vemor] Doc. no. 29. 14140
19. T>.
Railroad to the Pacific. [Joint resolutions . . . expressing opinion of
the legislature . . . upon the importance of a railroad to the Pacific. tb<»
best location for, and the proper plan of, constructing the same] Doc. no. HO.
14141
s p.
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A list of commissioners appointed by the executive in the several
states, etc., 1856-6. Doc. no. 31. 14142
10 D.
Registered debt and coupon bonds, 1855-6. Doc. no. 32. 14143
3 p.
Increase of public debt, 1856-6. Doc. no. 33. 14141
."« p.
Memorial of the Richmond & Danville railroad co., 1866-6 [for in-
crease of capital stock to the amount of $2,000,000 for extending road from
its present western terminus to Virginia and Tennessee railroad] Doc.
no. 34. 14145
7 p. Slsned by Vincent Witcher, president.
• Letter of Charles EUet, jr., relative to short track railroad between
Richmond and Charlottesville, 1865-6. Doc. no. 35. 14146
4 n.
Communication from the board of public works, relative to the in-
debtednes of said board, and payment of interest by them, 1865-6. Doc.
no. 36. 14147
4 p.
Blue ridge railroad. [Report in response to interrogatories em-
braced in the resolution adopted by the house of delegates on the 13th of
December 1855, respecting the work on the Blue Ridge railroad] Doc. no. 37.
1414S
17 p. C. Crozet, chief engineer.
Petition [by the executive committee of the Virginia state agric.
socy.] for the abolition of inspection laws, 1856-6. Doc. no. 38. 14149
s p.
Improvement of Kanawha river. [Plan and estimate for the improve
ment of the Kanawha river for steamboat navigation up to Loup creek
shoals] Doc. no. 39. 14150
14 p. Siened by Charles B. Pisk.
Governor's communication on the subject of offensive Vermont reso-
lutions, 1865-6. Doc. no. 40. 14151
4 p.
Bank statements, 1855-6.^ [Quarterly statements — January 1856 —
of condition of Bank of Virginia, Bank of Scottsville, Merchants bank of •
Virginia, Bank of commerce. Bank of Rockingham, Manufacturers & fr^rm-
ers ban'- of Wheeling] Doc. no. 41. 14152
48 p.
Governor's communication on the subject of the erection of monu-
ments on Independence square in Philadelphia. Doc. no. 42. 14153
4 p.
Report of the auditor of public accounts, on the subject of the public
revenue, 1855-6. Doc. no. 43. 14154
9 p.
Proceedings of the Board of public works, relative to contracts with
Selden, Withers & co. and hypothecation of state bonds, 1856-6. Doc. no.
44. 14155
16 p.
Governor's communication relative to bounty lands, etc., 1866-6. Doc.
no. 45. 14156
B p.
Report relative to receipts from militia fines and annual expenses of
the militia, from 1840 to 1856, 1856-6. Doc. no. 46. 14157
5 p.
Bank statements, 1855-6. [CJuarterly statements — January 1856 — of
condition of Bank of the Old Dominion, Bank of Berkeley, Bank of Kana-
wha] Doc. no. 47. 14158
?2 p.
Memorial of the board of directors of the Western lunatic asylum,
1855-6 Tasking appropriation to pay for necessary repairs to women's w-"!
which was damaged by fire] Doc. no. 48. 14159
6 p.
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Bank statement, 1855-6. [Quarterly statement— January 1856 — of
condition of the Monticello bank] Doc. no. 49. 14160
10 p.
Virginia military institute. Semi-annual examination, January 1856.
Doc. no. 50. 14161
19 p. Francis H. Smith, superintendent. Includes merit roll.
Bank statement, 1855-6. [Quarterly statement — January 1856 — of
condition of Central bank of Virginia] Doc. no. 51. 14162
10 p.
Report of the committee of finance relative to the revenues, liabilities,
expenses, etc. of the commonwealth. Doc. no. 52. 14163
49 p.
Bank statements, 1855-6. [Quarterly statements — January 1856 — of
condition of Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheeling and the North-
western bank of Virginia] Doc. no. 53. 14164
17 p.
Classification of internal improvements in the four grand divisions
of the state, 1855-6. Doc. no. 64. 14165
27 p.
Report of the committee on the penitentiary, 1855-6. Doc. no. 55.
14166
21 p. Includes correspondence relative to the reception of federal
convicts.
Bank statement, 1855-6. [Quarterly statement — January 1856 — of
condition of the Bank of Wheeling] Doc. no. 66. 14167
10 p.
Pardon of Michael MTaig. [Governor's communication to general
assembly giving his reasons for pardoning MTaig] Doc. no. 57. 14168
5 p.
Memorial from the citizens of Rockingham on the subject of tho
revenue laws, 1855-6. Doc. no. 58. 14169
4 p.
Bank statement, 1855-6. [Quarterly statement — January 1856 — of
condition of Fairmont bank] Doc. no. 69. 14170
10 p.
Bank statement, 1865-6. [Quarterly statement — January 1856 — of
condition of the Farmers bank of Virginia and the Bank of the Valley in
Virginia] Doc. no. 60. 14171
26 p.
Communication [from the governor] relative to the internal improve-
ment policy of the state of Virginia, 1855-6. Doc. no. 61. 14172
8 p. Henry A. Wise, governor.
Communication of Charles B. Fisk, esq. relative to the Covington and
Ohio railroad, 1855-6. Doc. no. 62. 14173
7 p.
A list of balances on the books of the auditor of public accounts at the
close of the fiscal year 1854-56. 1866-6. Doc. no. 63. 14174
?.3 p.
Biennial report of the auditor of public accounts relative to the regis-
tration of births [deaths and marriages] etc., 1855-6. Doc. no. 64. 14175
?s p.
Report of the special committee on the tariff of tolls on railroads and
canals, 1855-6. Doc. no. 65. 14176
« o.
Statement showing the credits applicable to the reduction of the
$970, 508.08, referred to in the second auditor's report to the senate, Jan. 10,
1856. Doc. no. 66. 14177
7 p.
Report of the committee of roads, &c. on the internal improvement
policy suggested by Governor Wise, 1855-6 [together with minority report!
Doc. no. 67. 14178
3. 4 p.
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Governor's message relative to the case of James Parsons, jr., 1855-6;
report of J. R. Tucker, esq. relative to the case of James Parsons, jr.,
1855-6. Doc. no. 68. 14179
27 p.
Discounts at the Virginia banks and branches, 1855-6. Doc. no. 69.
14180
6 p.
Bank statements, 1855-6. [Quarterly statements — January 1856 — of
condition of Bank of Winchester and Exchange bank of Virginia] Doc.
no. 70. 14181
9.4 p.
Report of the committee on finance on a proposed bill levying taxes
on licenses, etc., 1855-6. Doc. no. 71. 14182
3 p.
Pardon of Eben Lipscomb, 1855-6. [Communications from the gov-
ernor to the general assembly, and enclosures] Doc. no. 72. 14183
15 p. Includes letter ot F. T. Stribllng.
Communication relative to the number of extra clerks employed in
the auditor's office, 1855-6. Doc. no. 73. 14184
4 p.
Report of the committee on the Khaisi cattle, 1855-6 [presented by
Lieut. W. F. Lynch]. Doc. no. 74. 14185
9 p.
Governor's message relative to the conduct of the vaccine agent, and
documents . . . 1855-6. Doc. no. 75. 14186
48 p. A. E. Peticolaa, vaccine agent.
Resolutions of Rhode Island, 1855-6 [urging U. S. government to pay
certain claims of American citizens for spoliations committed on their com-
merce under authority of the French government prior to 1800] Doc.
no. 76. 14187
7 p.
Report of the special committee on the message of the governor re-
lating to the conduct of the vaccine agent, 1855-6. Doc. no. 77. 14188
5 p.
Report of the special committee in reference to the contested election
from the county of Jackson, 1855-6 [S. M. Gallahue vs. D. Frost] Doc. no. 78.
14189
13 p.
Report of the joint committee on the public library, 1855-6, together
with the report of the secretary of the commonwealth to the joint library
committee, 1855-6. Doc. no. 79. 14190
86 p. Includes Report of Alexander Vattemare, to the governor of Vlr-
grinia, in relation to the World's fair in France.
Report of the joint committee on executive expenditures with accom-
panying documents, 1855-6. Doc. no. 80. 14191
19 p.
Index [to documents 18-80] 4 p.
Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of Virprinia, passed in 1855-6,
in the eightieth year of the commonwealth. Richmond: Wil-
liam F. Ritchie, public printer. 1856. 14192
340 p. 24ctn.
Resolutions: p. 286-292. 14193
Receipts and disbursements for fiscal years ending Sep. 30, 1854 and
Sep. 30, 1855: p. 293, 294. 14194
Appropriations made by the general assembly, at its session, 1865-56 :
p. 294, 295. 1419.5
Separate election precincts: p. 295-298. 14196
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A list of commissioners in other states, appointed by the executive of
Virginia, and appearing to be in office 31st of December 1855, with the dates
of appointment and residence of each commissioner: p. 299-304. 14197
Regular terms of cdhrts: p. 305-307. 14198
Sketches of the acts and joint resolutions passed by the
Sfeneral assembly of Virginia, at its session in 1855-56. 14199
63 p. ihcm.
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virjrinia : by Peachy R. Grattan. Vol. 12. From January 1,
to October 1, 1855. Richmond, Ritchie and Dunnavant, printers,
1856. 14200
[xx], 763 p. 23Hcm.
Cited as 53 Va. reports.
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia. January-
July, 1855. p. [l]-735.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
John J. Allen, president, William Daniel, Richard C. L. Moncure, George H.
Lee, Green B. Samuels. Attorney genenil: Willis P. Bocock.
Same. 2d ed. Richmond: J. H, O'Bannon, supt.
public printing. 1891. 14201
xxi p.. [1] 1.. 766 p. 8vo.
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia: by Peachy R. Grattan. Vol. 13, From October 1,
1855, to April 1, 1857, Richmond, Ritchie and Dunnavant, print-
ers, 1857. 14202
[xxvill], 852 p. 1 col. plate (diaET.) 23Hcm.
Cited a.s 54 Va. reports.
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virgrinia. October,
1855-January, 1857. p. [l]-379, 389-820.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
John J. Allen, president, William Daniel, Richard C. L. Moncure, George
H. Lee, Green B. Samuels. Attorney general: Willis P. Bocock.
Same. 2d ed. Richmond : J. H. O'Bannon, supt.
public printing. 1891. 14203
xxvlll, 866 p. 8vo.
♦Virginia reports . . . annotated under the supervision
of Thomas Johnson Michie. Volumes 13, 14 and 15, Grattan's
reports. [1^55-18^0] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company,
law publishers, 1902. 14204
1016 p. 25cin.
♦Reports of cases decided in the special court of appeals
of Virginia, held at Richmond [1855] ; and a general index to
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Grattan's reports, from the 2d to the 11th volume inclusive. By-
John M. Patton, jr. and Roscoe B. Heath, of the Richmond bar.
Vol. 1. Richmond; Va., Geo. M. West, 18^. 14205
XX, 476, X. 406 p. 23>4cni.
The preface gives an account of the origin and constitution of tho
special court of appeals and of the considerations which induced the prepara-
tion and publication of thesp reports.
* Reports of cases decided in the special court of appeals of
Virginia, held at Richmond. [1855] By John M. Patton, jr.,
and Roscoe B. Heath, of the Richmond bar. Volume 1 ...
Reprinted by the Michie company, by authority of act of legis-
lature, approved February 24, 1900. 14206
[4171-624 p. 25cm.
Separata Documents; Miscellanea
Banks. Speech before the senate committee on banks, Dec. 17, 1855,
by J. Caskie. 1856. 14207
8vo. Copy not seen. Title from Bowker.
Speech of John C. Rutherfoord of Goochland on the banking pol-
icy of Virginia, delivered in the house of delegates of Virginia, February 9,
1856, upon the bill to extend the charter of the bank of Virginia. Richmond,
Chas. H. Wynne, printer, 1856. 14208
34 p. 21 Hem.
James river and Kanawha company. Twenty-first annual report of
the president to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company,
together with the proceedings of the stockholders at their twenty-first an-
nual meeting in October, 1855. Richmond, Printed by John Nowlan, 1855.
14209
1 p. 1., [3J-171 p. 23V4cm. Thomas H. Ellis, president.
Report of Charles B. Fisk, on the improvement of the Kanawha, New
and Greenbrier rivers: p. 74-81. 14210
Report of committee of five, Edward Kenna, chairman: p. 101-166. 14211
Law. *The practice in courts of justice in England and the United
States. By Conway Robinson, of Richmond, Virginia. Volume 2. Treat-
ing of the subject matter of personal actions, in other words, of the right
of action. Richmond: A. Morris, bookseller. 1855. 14212
xxlx, 770 p. 8vo.
Medical college of Virginia. Catalogue of the officers, students and
graduates of the Medical college of Virginia, session 1854-55, and announce-
ment of session 1855-56. Richmond, Printed by Jno. Nowlan. 1855. 14211
IS p. 23cm.
Public works. Thirty-ninth annual report of the board of public
works to the general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying docu-
ments, [including returns and reports of internal improvement companies
for the years 1854 and 1865] 1855. 14214
cxxx, ill, 903, 1168. 5 p. 23^4cm. This is the second report of the board
of public works as reorganized in 1853.
Real property. *Digest of the laws respecting real property generally
adopted and in use in the United States; embracing, more especially, the
law of real property in Virginia: including the provisions of the code of
1850, and all the reported decisions of the supreme court of Virginia, down
to 9th Grattan, inclusive. By John Tayloe Lomax, LL. D., judge of the
8th judicial circuit of Virginia, and formerly professor of law in the Uni-
versity of Virginia. Second edition, revised, corrected, and greatly enlarged.
In three volumes . . . Richmond, Va., Published by Adolphus Morris, 18.55.
14215
3 V. 23cm.
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Southern states. *True policy of the South : with suggestions for tha
settlement of our sectional differences, submitted by Mr. Burwell, of Bed-
ford; in connection with certain resolutions offered by him in the legisla-
ture of Virginia, February 1856 . . . Washington, Gideon, printer [1856]
)4216
21 p. 22cm. Caption title. Copy In the library of conKress.
University of Virginia. Catalogue of the University of Virginia. Ses-
sion of 1854-'55. Richmond: H. K. Ellyson's steam presses, Main Street.
1855. 14217
Virginia militaity institute. Catalogue of library, Virginia military
institute. Lexington, Smith & Fuller, printers, 1855 14218
81 p. 21%cm.
1856
Courts
♦Reports of cases decided in the special court of appeals
of Virginia, held at Richmond [1856-1857] By John M. Patton,
jr. and Roscoe B. Heath, of the Richmond bar. Vol. 2. Rich-
mond, Va., Geo. M. West, 1857. 14219
xxl, [11. 707 p. 8vo.
■-■■■-■ '.••^
♦Reports of cases decided in the special court of appeals of
Virginia, held at Richmond, during the years 1856 and 1857.
By John M. Patton, jr., and Roscoe B. Heath, of the Richmond
bar. Volume 2 . . . Reprinted by the Michie company, by
authority of act of legislature, approved February 24, 1900.
14220
r625]-926 p. 25cm.
*A general index to Grattan's reports, from second to elev-
enth volume inclusive, by John M. Patton, jr., and Roscoe B.
Heath, of the Richmond bar. Richmond, Va., Geo. M. West,
1856. 14221
X. 404 p. 23Hcm. Usually bound with 1 Patton.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1856] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 11, 1836-1869, p. 41-50. 1893. 14222
Baltimore and Ohio railroad co. Supreme court of appeals of Vir-
gima. Baltimore and Ohio railroad company versus Polly, Woods & co.
L<ewisburg. [By Conway Robinson, of counsel for the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad company. August, 1856] 14223
12 p. 23cm.
Commissioners in chancery. *Guide to commissioners in chancery. By
James M. Matthews. J. W. Randolph, Richmond, Va. 1856. 14224
Finance. A synopsis of the funds of the commonwealth, annual,
1855/56. By the auditor. 14225
Required by act of 1852.
Governor. Gov. Wise's inaugural address at Lexington, Va., military
institute, July 1856. 14226
30 p. 8vo.
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James river and Kaiunrhs company. Twenty-second annual repor;
of the president to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha com-
pany, together with the proceedings of the stockholders at their twenty-
second annual meeting in October, 1856. Richmond, Printed by John Now-
lan, 1856, 14227
• 1 p. 1., [1791-317 p., front, (map) Thomas H. EUis, president. 23Hcm.
Supplemental report on the Improvement of the Kanawha river and re-
sources of the Kanawha valley. By Edward Kenna: p. 267-295.
— ;— Supplementary report to the president and directors of the
James river and Kanawha company, on the improvement of the Kanawha
river and resources of the Kanawha valley. By Edward Kenna. Richmond
[Va.] Printed by J. Nowlan, 1856. 14228
29 p. front (map) 24cm. Copy in the library of congress.
Johnson vs. Maclin. State of the case of Johnson vs. Maclln, in the
supreme court of appeals of Virginia, and grounds taken by the counsel of
the appellee. [By Conway Robinson, counsel for the appellee. October,
1856] 14229
11 p. 24cm.
Law. "Digest of the laws of Virginia, of a civil nature and of a per-
manent character and general operation: illustrated by judicial decisions.
To which are prefixed the constitution of the United States, with notes; and
the new bill of rights, and constitution of Virginia. By James M. Matthews,
attorney at law. Vol. 1. J. W. Randolph. Printed by C. H. Wynne. 1856.
14230
xvi, 696 p. 23cm.
A guide to magistrates, with practical forms for the discharge
of their duties out of court; with precedents for the use of prosecutors,
sheriffs, &c. Adapted to the new code of Virginia. By Joseph Mayo, coun-
sellor at law, and formerly public prosecutor in the hustings court of Rich-
mond. J. W. Randolph, Richmond. 1856. 14231
*The quarterly law journal, vol. 1. J. W. Randolph. Rich-
mond. 1856. 14232
368 p. 8vo. Includes Important decisions of Virjrlnla courts.
Library. A catalogue of the library of the state of Vir^nia, arranged
alphabetically under different heads, with the number and size of the vol-
umes of each work specified. To which are prefixed the rules and regula-
tions provided for the government of the library. Richmond, Printed by
John Nowlan, 1856. 14233
370 p. 23Hcm.
Mutual assurance society. *A collection of the acts of the legislature
of A^rginia, in relation to the Mutual assurance society against fire on
buildings of the state of Virginia. 14234
16 p. 23cm.
[Bound with] constitution, rules and resulatlons of the Mutual assur-
ance society against fire on buildings, of the state of Virginia, as amended and
revised subsequent to the 15th May, 1819, and In force on the Ist October.
1856. Richmond: Chas. H. Wynne, printer. 1856.
30 p. .1 fold, table. 23cm.
Revision of laws. "Selections from the reports of the revisers of the
statutes of Virginia, illustrating the provisions of the code of Virginia,
with reference to and citations of subsequent statutes altering or amending
the provisions of the code. [By A. H. Sands] J. W. Randolph, Richmond,
Va. 1856. 14235
304 p. 8vo. Title from Mr. T. L. Cole of Washington, D. C.
University of Virginia. Catalogue of the University of Virginia.
Session of 1855-'56. Richmond: H. K. Ellyson's steam presses, 147 Main
Street. 1856. 14236
Virginia military institnte. Introductory address to the corps of the
"^rginia military institute on the resumption of academic duties, September
2nd, 1866, by Francis H. Smith, A. M., Superintendent V. M. Institute. Pub-
lished by request of the corps of cadets. Richmond, Macfarlane & Fergus-
son, 1866, 14237
27 p. 21 Hem,
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Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the session of 1857-58. Richmond : William F. Ritchie, pub-
lic printer, 1857. 14238
641 p. 23cm.
Session beean Dec. 7, 18S7 and ended March t. 1858. Met in extra session
March 8, and adjourned April 8, 18S8. Oscar M. Crutchfleld, spealcer.
[Rules] : p. 3-9. 14Z39
fReport of the committee on the library for the year 1856, and through
Sept. 30. 1857] : p. 136-188. 14240
[Report of committee relative to the inauguration of the Washington
monument]: p. 160. 14241
The petition of the corps of cadets of the Virginia militai^ institute
[asking that the state publish a manuscript of Major Thomas H. William-
son on civil engineering and architecture]: p. 196-198. 14242
[Report of the committee on the business of the land oiRce for 1856,
1857] : p. 221. 222. 14243
{Report of committee relative to Samuel Huffman's legislative tele-
: p. 241, 242. 14244
Report of committee relative to repairs on the capitol building] : p.
272, 273. 14245
[Report of the committee on the expediency of reducing the expenses
of the public printing! : p. 306-310. 14246
[Communication from the governor relative to the power of the execu-
tive to convene the general assembly] : p. 318, 319. 14247
[List of members of the house who have taken the oath]: p. 344.
14248
E Proclamation of governor, convening the assembly] : p. 407. 14249
embers of the house of delegates, 1857-58: p. 591, 592. 14250
Index: p. 593-641.
[Documents] :
Governor's messa'ge and reports of the public officers of the state,
of the boards of directors, and of the visitors, superintendents, and other
agents of public institutions or interests of Virginia. Printed under the
code of Virginia. Richmond: William F. Ritchie, public printer, 1857.
[Doc. no. 1] 14251
clxxxvl p. 23cm.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the seventh day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-seven. Richmond, John Warrock, senate
printer, 1857. 14252
743 p. 23^cm. _
Session began Dee. 7. 1857 and ended March 6, 1858. Extra session be-
iran March 8, 1868 and ended April 8, 1868. William L. Jackson, lieutenant
BOTcrnor, and president of the senate.
[Rules and regulations]: p. 3-8. 14251
[Message 1 of the governor, H. A. Wise, relating principally to the
commerciid crisis and its effect upon banks and finance] : p. 9-53. 14254
[Message 2 of the governor, relating to the general principles of
money, asd interest, and of state bonds] : p. 64-65. 14255
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[Appendix to message 2: Stringent usury laws the best defence of
the people against hard times; The usury laws; by Hon. John Whipple of
Providence, R. I.; Correspondence of Governor Wise with J. T. Soutter and
A. R. Holladay relative to state bonds] : p. 66-106. 14256
[Message 3 of the governor relating to miscellaneous subjects] :
p. 107-139. 14257
[Message 4 of the governor, a report of the reprieves and pardons
granted, and punishments commuted]: p. 140-154. 14258
[Report of the committee relative to the celebration of the erection
of the equestrian statue of Washing^ton to its position on the monument] :
p. 243. 244. 14259
[Report of committee relative to the condition of the auditor's office] :
p. 318, 319. 14260
[Message of the governor relative to the necessity of an act for de-
fining the power to call an extra session of the general assembly] : p. 367.
14261
[Letter of the lieutenant governor, William L. Jackson, relative to
charges against him in connection with the Northwestern Virginia and Bal-
timore and Ohio railroad companies]]: p. 370. 14262
[Letter of J. M. Bennett relative to charges against W. L. Jackson] :
p. 371. 14263
[Report of the committee appointed to investigate the conduct of W.
L. Jackson] : p. 373, 374, 375. 14264
Members of the senate who served Dec. 7, 1857 to Mar. 6, 1858: p. 475.
14265
[Proclamation of the governor, calling an extra session] : p. 479.
14266
■ Members of the senate who served March 8, 1858 to April 8, 1858: p.
680. 14267
Index: p. 681-743.
\
Documents of the senate of Virjrinia, submitted at the ses-
sion of 1857-8. Printed by order of the senate. Richmond, John
Warrock, senate printer, 1857. 14268
Iv p. 23%cm.
Petition of the Richmond & York river R. R. co. to the general assem-
bly, December 8, 1857. Doc. no. 1. 14269
4 p.
Communication from the secretary of the commonwealth, enclosing
list of companies incorporated by the courts of this state. Doc. no. 2.
14270
{T\ p. table. G. W. Munford, secretary.
Report of the commissioner of the sinking fund. Doc. no. 3. 14271
23 p.
Report of the senate committee on filling the vacancy in the office of
Heat, governor. Doc. no. 4. 14272
8 p.
Communication from the executive [H. A. Wise] in relation to loan
of arms to Maryland [including correspondence of T. W. Ligon, Thos.
Swann and H. A. Wise] Doc. no. 5. 14273
21 p.
Memorial of Mr. John Withers to the general assembly. Doc. no. 6.
14274
» p.
Report of the joint committee on the public library. Report of th-«
secretary of ttie commonwealth [and librarian] to the joint library com-
mittt.ee. Doc. no. 7. 14275
85 p. G. W. Munford, librarian. Includes report of Alexandre Vatte-
mare, apent for International exchange, with lists of books and seeds for-
warded: D. 4S-8S.
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Letter from the mayor of Wheeling [James Tanner] to the governor
relating to the Baltimore & Ohio R. R. co. Doc. no. 8. 14276
8 p-
Report on the condition of Selden, Withers & co.'s debt, to the board
of public works. Doc no. 9. 14277
12 p.
C<Hnmmiicatk>n from the farmers' assembly to the legislature. Doc.
no. 10. 14278
* p.
Report of the joint committee on the armory. Doc no. 11. 14279
s p
Report of a committee of the board of visitors of the Virginia mili-
tary institute. Doc no. 12. 14280
7 p. R. A. Claybrook, 0«orK« Blow. Jr., J. H. Pmzton, committee.
Statements of the condition of the Virginia banks. [Bank of Scotts-
▼ille, Merchants bank of Virginia, Bank of Rockbridge, Bank of Commerce,
Bank of Philippi, Farmers bank of Fincastle, Southwestern bank of Vir-
ginia, Bank of Vinrinia, Bank of Rockingham, Bank of Berkeley, and Bank
of Howardsville, for the quarter ending December Slst, 1867] Doc. no.
18. 14281
7» p.
Report of ttie Joint committee on the Washington monument. Doc.
no. 14. 14282
s p.
Letter from the executive announcing resigrnation of Gen. J. S. MOlson
[of the 9th brigade] Doc. no. 16. 1428S
8 p.
Memorial of the city of Wheeling to the general assembly [requesting
to be relieved from the burden of her subscription for five thousand shares
of the capital stock of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company] Doc.
no. IS. 14284
c p.
Memorial of a committee of citizens of the county of Buckingham
[requesting ttie passage of a law, incorporating a company for the purpose
of constructing and operating a railroad between the cities of Lynchburg
and Richmond, passing in the most eligible and direct route through the
counties of Chesterfield, Powhatan, Cumberiand, Buckingham, Appomattox
and Campbell] Doc. no. 17. 14285
4 p. Signed by John Meradath, William Hocker, T. 11. Bondurant, T. F.
Perkina, R. 8. Bills. Jr., M. F. Bocock.
Memorial of the directors of the Coal river [navigation] company
[asking that an appropriation be made to the company to aid them in re-
pairing the damage done to their works by an unusual an() extraordinary
rise in the waters of Coal river] Doc no. 18. 14286
4 p.
Letter from the executive announcing resignation of F. M. BoyMn
[as general of the 8th brigade of Virginia militiaj Doc. no. 19. 14287
4 p.
Letter from the governor enclotdng the petition of a committee of
the corps of cadets of Uie Virginia militiunr institute [commending favor-
ably a manuscript by Major Thomas H. Williamson, on Civil en^neering
and architecture, and asking that the work may be published at the ex-
pense of the state] Doc. no. 20. 14288
Petition of sundry coal companies to the general assembly [reouest-
ing that an appropriatkm be made by the state to assist in the completion
of the Alexandria, Lotidous and Hampshire railroad] Doc no. 21. 14289
Beport ef tlM Joint ommnittee on executive expoidltnres. Doc. no. 22.
St p.
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Report of the joint committee to examine the registrar's office. Doc
no. 23. 14291
6 p.
Report of the committee on roads & int. navigation on the various
applications for appropriations. Doc. no. 24. 14292
8 p. . .
Communication from the board of public works responsive to a reso-
lution of the senate, [January 4, 1858, in relation to the guaranty given by
the Northwestern Virginia raUroad company to the city of Wheeling] Doc
no. 25. 14293
8 p.
Report of the joint committee on the public printing. Report of the
minority of the joint committee on the public printing. Proposals submitted
to the joint committee on printing. Doc. no. 26. 14294
16 p.
Report of the select committee on the usury laws. Doc. no. 27.
1429S
13 p.
Communication from the board of visitors of the Virginia military
institute to the executive [enclosing the semi-annual report of the superin-
tendent of that institution for the six months ending January 1, 1858, with
merit roll and accompanying papers] Doc. no. 28. 14296
18 p.
Statements of the condition of the Virginia banks [Central bank of
Virginia, Bank of the Old Dominion, Farmers bank of Virginia, Monticello
bank. Bank of Winchester, Fairmont bank. Merchants and mechanics bank.
Northwestern bank of Virginia, and the Exchange bank, for tihe quarter
ending the 31st of December, 1857] Doc. no. 29. 14297
64 p.
Report of the senate committee on finance and claims on the condi-
tion of the state. Submitted on 17th Feb. 1858, by Mr. Douglas of King
William, their chairman. Doc. no. 30. 14298
10 p.
Communication from the board of public works to the senate [submit-
ting the names of the presidents, superintendents and engineers of all the
improvements in which the state is interested, with the salaries of esich:
and also what sums, if any, have been paid to consulting engineers for said
improvements] Doc. no. 31. 14299
8 p.
Statements of the condition of the Bank of the Valley [for the quar-
ter terminating on the 31st of December, 1867] Doc. no. 32. 14300
11 p.
Commuaication from the governor transmittingletter and accompany-
ing papers from L. P. Bayne, of the firm of Selden, Withers & co. [relating
to the financial condition of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal company] Doc
no. 33. 14301
14 p.
Report of the medical faculty to the board of visitors of the univer-
sity [of Virginia relative to the outbreak of typhoid fever, and to the sani-
tary conditions of the grounds and buildings] Doc. no. 34. 14302
8 p.
Memorial of the merchants and other citizens of the city of Norfolk
to the general assembly [asking for state aid for the completion of the
James river and Kanawha canal] Doc. no. 35. 14303
6 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts responsive to a
resolution of the senate, [adopted March 26, 1858, requiring "the auditor of
public accounts to report what amount will be added to the actual debt of
the state by tiie appropriations made at the last and present session of the
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general assembly; and also, what contingent debts or unpaid appropria-
tions may be expected to be called for during the years 1858 and 1859, and
what increase of taxation, if any, may be necessary to meet the interest on
the debt of the state."] Doc. no. 36. 14304
4 p.
Annual Reports and Other Documents
Governor's message and reports of the public officers of the
state, of the boards of directors, and of tiie visitors, superintend-
ents, and other agents of public institutions or interests of Vir-
srinia. Printed under the code of Virginia. Richmond : William
F. Ritchie, public printer. 1857, 14306
In '5 volumes, volume 1 contains documents 1-13; volume 2, documents
14-16; volume 3, document 17; volume 4, document 17: volume 5, documents
18-70.
Message I. On the present commercial crisis, and the condition of
the banks of the United States, and particularly those of Virginia, to ths
general assembly of Virginia, December 7, 1857. Message 11: Specially
on the subject of the legal rate of interest, and the usury laws of the state
of Virginia, against their repeal, to the general assembly of Virginia, De-
cember 7. 1857. Appendix to message II. Free trade m money, or note
shaving, the great cause of fraud, poverty and ruin; stringent usury laws,
the best defence of the people against "hard times." An answer to Jeremy
Bentham. By the Hon. John Whipple, of Rhode Island . . .and letters of
the governor to J. T. Soutter and A. R. Holladay and from A. R. HoUaday
to J. T. Soutter, relative to hypothecated bonds. Message III. On miscel-
laneous subjects, to the general assembly of Virginia, December 7, 1857.
Message IV. Relative to reprieves and pardons, to the general assembly of
Virginia, Dcember 7, 1857. Appendix to Message III. Equestrian statue of
Washington, Covington and Ohio railroad, literary fund (statement exhibit-
ing condition of the literary fund proper, for the years 1852, 1854, 1855, 1866
and 1857, up to November 17, 1857), capitation tax, foreign insurance com-
panies, light house at Pungoteague, colonization board, protection to voters
of Baltimore, Orange and Alexandria railroad company. Mount Vernon (rel-
ative to purchase of property, etc,), loan of arms, Thayer's emigration
scheme, transportation of convict slaves, public thanksgiving and prayer
(a letter from Governor Wise to the mayor of Alexandria), contents of
appendix to message III. Doc. 1 [a] 14306
cclv p. Henry A. Wise, governor.
Correspondence of M. Lacouture and CSovemor Wise on the subject of
a line of steamers between France and Virginia, Doc, no, 1 [b] 14307
22 p.
Virginia educational convention. TProceedings of convention called
for promoting the cause of education in Virginia, held in Richmond] July
23, 24, August 26-27, 1856. Doc. no. 1 [c] 14308
25-9C p.
Militia. [Project for a bill to reorganize the mUitia of this common-
weatlh , , ,] Doc no. 1 [d] 14309
97-126 p.
Canada resolutions, [Acknowledgment of receipt of books sent by
Virginia] Doc, no, 1 [e] 14310
12T-132 p.
Transportation of negroes. [Letter of governor of Alabama calling
attention of governor of Viiginia to the sale of convict slaves from Virginia
to the Southern states] Doc no. 1 [f] 14311
123-136 p.
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Connecticat resolutions. [Relative to slavery, the decision of the
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supreme court of the U. S. in the Dred ScoU case, &&] Doc no. 1 [g]
137-140 p.
Light house. [Relative to erection of one at Pungoteague] Doc. no.
141-142 y.
Capitation tax. [Answer of second auditor to questions by Governor
Wise relative to capitation tax, &c.] Doc. no. 1 [j] 14S14
147-154 p.
Executive orders to the auditor and treasurer, relative to the public
funds in deposit banks. Doc. no. 1 [k] 14S1S
185-162 p.
A synopsis of the funds of the commonwealth, year ending Septem-
ber 30, 1867. Doc. no. 1 [1] 14S16
163-170 p.
A synopsis of the financial condition of tiie treasury, year ending Sep-
tember 80, 1867. Doc. no. 1 [m] 14317
171-176 p.
Synopsis of the financial condition of the fund for internal improve-
ment and sinking and literary funds, September 30, 1867. Doc. no. 1 [n]
14S18
177-188 p.
Southern conv<ention [proposing convention of the governors of Mary-
land, Virgfinia, North Garolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Mississippi and Tennessee, to be held at Ra-
leigh, for purpose generally of consultation upon state of the country, upon
best means of preserving peace, and especially protecting the honor and
interest of the slaveholding states. Letter of Governor Wise to governors of
said states] Doc. no. 1 [o] 14319
189-192 p.
Letter from Gov. Wise to treasurer of the commonwealth directing
public money to be kept in Bank of Virginia, tiie Farmers bank of 'N^rginia,
and the Exchange bank until further orders. Doc no. 1 [p] 14320
p. 193.
A synopsis of the funds of the commonwealth, year ending Septem-
ber SO, 1866. Doc BO. 2. 1432X
17 p.
A synopsis of the financial condition of the treasury, year ending
September 80, 1866. Doc. no. 3. 14322
R P.
Synopsis of the financial condition of the fund for internal improve-
ment, and sinking and literary funds, September 30, 1866. Doc. no. 4.
1432S
13 p.
Biennial report of the auditor of public accounts, 1866 and 1867. Doc.
no. 6. 14324
zlT, C6 p. J. M. Bennett, auditor.
Report of the treasurer of the commonwealth, for tiie yean 1866 and
1867. Doc. no. 6. 14325
21 p. J. S. Calvert, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund for the year
1866, and proceedings of the school commissioners in tiie different counties,
September 30, 1866. Second auditor's report on the state of the literary
fiind for 1867, and proceedings of the school commissioners in the different
counties. Sept. 30, 1856. Doc. no. 7. 14326
vll, 128 p. Wm. A. Moncure. second auditor.
Second auditor's report to the general assembly of l^rgfnia, trans-
mitting the accounts of liie fund for Intemal improvement of the sinking
fund, and of the debt and resources of tiie state 1866-6 ft- 1KS6-7. Doc
no. 8. 14327
vll. 6« p.
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Saperintendent's report conummicatinff estimate of repaira to arm-
ory, 1857. Doc. no. ». 14S28
7 p. Charles Dlmmock, superintendent.
Report of the adjutant (reneral, year endlnr September SO, 1866;
report of the superintendent of the armory, September 80, 1966; report of
the adjutant general, year ending September 30, 18S7; report of the supers
intendent of the armory, September 80, 1867. Doc. no. 10. 14Ut
46 p. W. H. Richardson, adjutant Keneral. Charles Dtannock, superin-
tendent of the armory.
Report of the beard of visitors of the \^rginia military institute July
1866, semi-annual examination, January 1867; report of the board of visi-
tors of the Virginia military institute, July 1867. Doc. no. 11. 14SS0
85. 17, 69 p. Francis H. Smith, superintendent. Includes merit rolls;
Addresses delivered at the ceremonies of erectlns, at the Virginia military
Institute. Hubard's bronze cast of Houdm's statue of Washinvteo, tit obedl-
enee to orders of the general assembly of ViririBla. July, 18M [InelttdlBa ora-
tion of Got. Wise] ; Opinion of Judgre Thompson in case of V. M. I. vs. Lexing-
ton.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of THrginia, July
1, 1866 and July 1, 1867. Doe. na 12. 148S1
1S6 p. A. Stevenson, rector, 18M. Thomas J. Kandolpk, rector, 18S7.
Includes Copy of papers In relation to the establishment of a professor-
ship of axriculture in the University of Virginia; Mr. Venable's circular:
Catalognte.
Annual report of the board of directors of the penitentiary institu-
tion, years ending September 80, 1886 and 1867. Doe. no. 18. 14882
4S, xiz, 54 p. C. 8. Itervan, sttyerlnteBdent.
Index [to documents 1-18] 8 p.
Bank statements [1866, 1867] TBank of Berkeley, Bank of com-
merce. Bank of Howardsville, Bank oi the Old Dominion, Bank of Rock-
biid«e. Bank of Bockinjriuun, Bank of ScottsviUe, Bank of the Valley, Bank
of '^Tginia, Bank of 'VHieelmg, Bank of Winchester, Central bank of Vii^
ginia. Exchange bank of Virgmia, Fairmont bank, Farmers bank of Fln-
castle. Farmers luaik of Virginia, UaBofactoren and farmers bank of
Wheding, Merehaats bank ef viri^nia. Merchants and aMchafnics bank »f
Wbaaline, Monticello bank, Northwestern bank] Doc no. 14. 14S8>
1018 p.
R^oit of the atteraey gtmrnni, 18M and 1867. Doe. ao. 16. 143S4
It p. W. p. Bocock. attorney greneral, 18SS. J. R. Tucker, attorney gen-
eral; 1867.
Governor's communicatian te the board of directors of the Virginia
Inaatic asvlums [touching the administration of said institutions] and th^
answers Uiereto, 1867. Doc. no. 16. 14SS8
70 p.
Index [to doeuments I4-16T 2 p.
Annnaf reports of internal improvement companies to the board of
pnbUc works, year ending September 30, 1866. Doc. no. 17. 14336
Ul. 1200 p. "The report o< the board will accompany the annual reports
of the several companies for 1857": p. IM.
Fortieth annual report of the board of pabUe works to the general
assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents, 1857. Doc. no. 17.
14337
xxzvl, 710, 481 p.
Report on the condition of Selden, Withers * eo.'s debit to the board
of vublle works, p. zxUI-xzxvl, by 9 .8. Baxter. SeiMrts of Joint stock com-
paales other than railroads, p. 1-710. Reports of railroads, p. 1-481. 14aM
Biennial report of the court of directors of the Eastern lunatic asy-
Inm for the years 1866 and 1817. Dee. no. IS. 14339
81 p. John M. Gait, superiatendent.
Report of the president and director! of the Western lunatic asylum
far the fiscal yean 1866-6 and 18S6-7. Doe. no. 19. 14340
S4 p. Francis T. Strlbling, superintendent.
Accounts of the deaf, dnmb and Mind institution, year endinr Sep-
tember 30, 1866. Doe. no. 20. 14341
14 p
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Report of the board of visitors of the deaf, dumb and blind institu-
tion, for fiscal years ending Sept. 30, 1866 and 1867. Doc. no. 21. 14342
61 p. J. C. M. Mertllat, principal.
Report of the superintendent of weights and measures 1866-6 and
1866-7. Doc. no. 22. 14343
4 p. William Munford, superintendent.
Report of the dean of the faculty of the SCedlcal college of Virginia,
1856-6 and 1866-7. Doc. no. 23. 14344
4 p. L. S. Joynes, dean.
Report of the superintendent of public edifices 1856-6 and 1866-7.
Doc. no. 24. 1434S
4 p. Samuel Freeman, superintendent.
Report of the weighmaster of live stock, 1865-6 and 1866-7. Doc.
no. 26. 14346
3 p. H. Van Buren, welRhmaster.
Rules of the house of delegates, 1867-8. Doc. no. 26. 14347
10 p.
Acceptances of the board of public works, 1867. Doc. no. 27. 14348
3 p.
Balances to the credit of the state in the Farmers bank of Virginia, in
each month of 1867. Doc. no. 28. 14349
B p.
Report of the chief engineer of the Covington & Ohio rauroad, 1857.
Doc. no. 29. 143&0
12 p. Charles B. Flak, chief engineer.
Report of the commissioners of the sinking fund, 1867. Doc. no. 30.
14351
25 p.
Petition relative to holding courts alternately. Doc. no. 31. 14352
9 p.
Statement relative to turnpikes and other improvements made ex-
clusively on state account, 1867. Doc. no. 32. 14353
6 p.
Report [and supplemental report] on the contested election from
Randolph and Tucker counties, 1857 [Joseph Conrad vs. Samuel Crane]
Doc no. 38. 14354
4. 3 p.
Statement showing the tax on merchants' licenses for 1866 and 1867.
Doc. no. 34. 14355
8 p.
Communication from the board of public works relative to loans,
guarantees, etc., 1867. Doc. no. 35. 14356
15 p.
Governor's communication relative to the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, 1867 [with letter from James Tanner, mayor of Wheeling] Doc
no. 36. 14357
9 p.
Communication from the board of public works, relative to the Blue
ridge tunnel, 1858. Doc. no. 37. 14358
11 p. C. Crozet, chief engineer.
Report relative to the number of arms on deposit at the Virginia
military institute, 1858. Doc. no. 38. 14359
Nicarangua resolutions [passed by general assembly of Virginia]
Doc. no. 39. 14360
8 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts, relative to ^e
compensation of judges, 1858. Doc. no. 40. 14361
6 p.
Report upon the proposition to enlarge the Virginia military institute,
1867-8. Doc. no. 41. 14362
10 p.
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Resolutions relatiTe to the admission of Kansas into the United
States, 1857-8. Doc. no. 42. 143«S
3 p.
Resolution relative to purchases by board of public works, 1857-8.
Doc. no. 43. 14361
3 p.
Abstract from the reports of clerks of the court of appeals, district
and circuit courts, relative to suits in their respective courts, 1865-6 and
1856-7. Doc. no. 44. 14365
29 p.
Statement relative to warrants drawn on the treasury, 1862-1857.
Doc. no. 45. 14366
7 p.
Report of the auditor of public accounts relative to the penalty of
BherifFs' bonds, 1857-8. Doc. no. 46. 14367
7 p.
Communication from the board of public works, relative to the Floyd
C. H. and Hillsville turnpike, 1857-8. Doc. no. 47. 14368
s p.
Report relative to the purchase of additional grounds for the deaf,
dumb and blind institution, 1867-8. Doc. no. 48. 14369
16 p.
Report of the joint committee on executive expenditures, 1857-58.
Doc. no. 49. 14370
21 p.
Report of the auditor of public accounts relative to marriages, births
and deaths, 1857-8. Doc. no. 50. 14371
32 p.
Report relative to the purchase, by Z. Kidwell, of the Berryville &
Charlestown turnpike, 1867-58. Doc. no. 51. 14372
6 p.
Report of the clerk of the house of delegates, relative to works of
internal improvement, 1857-58. Doc. no. 52. 14373
7 p.
Communication from the board of public works, relative to hypothe-
cated bonds, 1867-68. Doc. no. 53. 14374
6 p.
Report of the committee of roads relative to works of internal im-
provement, 1857-58. Doc. no. 64. 14375
3 p.
Report of the superintendent of the penitentiary, relative to United
States prisoners, 1857-58. Doc. no. 55. 14376
27 p.
Report of the majority of the joint committee, on the subject pf the
pablic printing, 1857-58. Docr no. 66. 14377
16 p.
Virginia military institute. Semi-annual examination, January 1858.
Doc. no. 57. 14378
23 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent. Includes merit roll.
Report of the committee of schools, etc. relative to the general school
system, and the condition of the literary fund, 1857-68. Doc. no. 58. 14379
8 p.
Report of the minority of committee courts of justice, on the subject
of the usury laws, 1857-58. Doc. no. 59. 14380
5 p.
Report of the joint committee to examine the treasurer's office,
1857-1858. Doc. no. 60. 14381
3 p.
Report of the joint committee to exanune the first auditor's office,
1857-58. Doc. no. 61. 14382
4 p.
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Report of the committee of finance relative to the revenues, liabilities,
expenses, etc. of the commonwealth. Submitted on the 9th of February
1858 by Mr. Barbour of Culpeper. Doc no. 62. 14383
- 19 p.
Report of the chairman and minority of the committee of finance of
the house of delegates of Virginia, 1857-68. Submitted on the 9th of Feb-
ruary 1858 by Mr. Johnson of Harrison. Doc. no. 62. 14384
J7 p.
Majority report of the committee on afrriculture, etc. relative to the
inspection of flour, 1857-58. Doc. no. 63. 14385
18 p.
Minority report of the committee on agriculture, etc. relative to tbe
inspection of flour, 1857-68. Doc. no. 63. 14386
S P-
Keport of the special committee to revise the rales of tiie house of
delegates, 1867-68. Submitted by Mr. Chnstian of Augusta, Feb. 16, 1868.
Doc. no. 64. 14387
9 p.
Report of the select committee relative to the tax on oysters, and the
evidence taken before said committee, 1857-68. Submitted by Mr. Paxton,
February 16, 1868. Doc. no. 66. 14S88
88 p.
Protest of Mr. [W. T.) Jones of Gloucester against the action of the
select committee on the subject of the tax on oyst«rs, 1867-68. Doe. no. 65.
14389
5 p.
Report of the first auditor, containing a list of sundry accounts re-
maining open on the books of his office, Sept. SO, 1867. Doc. no. 66. 14390
lit. [34] p.
Report of the select committee on the revision of tbe election laws,
1867-58. Submitted on the 20th of Febraary 1858, by Mr. Hoge of Berke-
ley. Doc no. 67. 14391
6 p.
Communication relative to the pay patient fund of the Eastern luna-
tte asylum, 1857-68. Doc. no. 68. 14392
4 p.
Report of the committee for courts of justice, relative to delays in
ttie court of appeals. 1867-68. Doc no. 68. 14393
< p.
Resolution for the final settlement of the accounts of the common-
wealth with John T. Sentter, lffiT-68. Doc. no. 70. 14394
3 p.
Index [to documents 18-70] 3 p.
Session. La/w8
Acts of the general assembly of Virginia, passed in 1857-8,
in the dsrhty-second year of the commanwealth. Richinond:
William F. Ritchie, pubUc printer. 1858. 14985
324 p. 23cm.
Resolutions: p. 286-288. 14396
Receipts and disbursements for fiscal year ending Sep. 30, 1866, and
Sep. 30, 1867: p. 289, 290. 14397
Loans and appropriations, 1867-8, 1868-9: p. 290. 14398
Separate election precincts: p. 291-294. I4S99
A list of commissioners in other states: p. 296-299. 14400
Terms of courts: p. 800-302. 14401
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[Sketches of the acts of the general assembly of Virginia,
passed at the session beginning Dec. 7, 1857. Ricfamcmd : Will-
iam F. Ritchie, public printer. 1858] 14402
No copy seen. Authorlxed by reaolutlon of Uurch 2, 184S and Uarch
22, 1861.
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia: by Peachy R. Grattan. Vol. 14. From April 1,
1857, to October 1, 1858. Richmond, Printed by Ritchie, Dunna-
vant & CO., 1859. 14403
[zxlT], 7S8 p. 2SKcin.
Cited a* 6S Va. report*.
Cases decided in tlie sarpeme court of appeals of Virginia. April,
1867-Jiil7, 1858. p. [1]-717.
Judges of the court of appeals during the tiaie of these reports: John
J. Alien, president, William Daniel, Richard C. L. Moseure, George H. Lee,
Green B. Samuels who died January 5, 1859. Attorney general: J<dia
Bandolph Tucker.
Same. 2d ed. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, supt.
public printing. 1889. 14404
zxlU, 741 p. 8vo.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
I
Arddma; [State papers, 18671 In Calendar of Virginia sUte
peters, T. 11, 1836-1809, p. 60-«e. im. 144W
Education. *An argument in favor of a bQl creating a fund for the
establishment of a system of free schools throughout the commonwealth of
^Hrginia. By Ererment Ward, delegate from Logan, Boone and Wyoming.
Kfehmend, Va. Printed by Ritdiie and Dunnavant 1838. 14406
24 p. 26em.
Executors and administrators. *A treatise on the law of executors
and administrators, generally in use in the United States, and adapted more
particularly to the practice of Virginia. By John Tayloe Lomax ... 2d ed.,
rev., cmt. ud greatly etiL . . . Richmond, Va., A. Morris, 1867. 14407
2 V. 23 Hem.
CSovenor. Governor's biennial messages to the general assembly
of the state of Virginia. December 7, 1857. Printed by order of the sea-
ate. Richmond: John Warrock, senate printer, 1857. 14408
17* p. 2tcin.
Message I. On the present coaunerclal crista and the condition of the
banka of the United States, and particularly those of Virginia. t44M
Message II. Specially on the subject of the legal rate of interest, and
Uie usury laws of Virginia, against their repeal. 14410
Appendix to message II. Free trade in money, or note shaving, the
^reat cause of fraud, poverty and ruin: stringent psury laws, the best defence
of the people against "hard times." An answer to Jeremy Bentham. By the
B»n. John Whipple, of Rhode Island. 14411
Message IIL On niaeellaneoua subjects. M41S
Message IV. Relative to reprieves and pardons. 1441S
faiteraal impravcmeRt& *Speech of Charies Bruce, esq., in the senate
odF Yinrinia, on the internal improvement policy of the state. Delivered Feb.
16, 1858. Richmond, Hammersley A co., printers, 1868. 14414
1 p. 1.. t3]-21 p. 21cm.
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506 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Wise, Gov.
James river and Kanawha company. Twenty-third annual report of
the president to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha com-
pany, together with the proceedings of the stockholders at their twenty-
third annual meeting in October, 1857. Richmond, Printed by John Now-
lan, 1857. 14415
1 p. 1., [323] -416 p. 23cin. Thomas H. Ellis, president.
Agreement with the North river n&viration company, 8th Jan. 1867:
p. 388-391. 144M
Reports on the survey of the summit level of the James river
and Kanawha company, and on a geological examination of the line of canal
and contemplated reservoirs. Richmond [Va.] Printed by J. Nowlan, 1857.
14417
30 p. fold, front., Illus. 23cm. Copy in the library of congress.
Law. 'Digest of the laws of Virginia, of a civil nature, and of a
permanent character and general operation: illustrated by judicial decisions.
To which are prefixed the constitution of the United States, with notes; and
the new bill of rights, and constitution of Virginia. By James M. Matthews,
attorney at law. Vol. 2. Richmond: printed by C. H. Wynne. Sold by Geo.
M. West, J. W. Randolph, Adolphus Morris, and James Woodhouse & co.,
booksellers. 1857. 14418
3CV, 1018 p. 23cm.
'The quarterly law journal, vol. 2. Edited by A. B. Guigon, of
the Richmond bar. J. W. Randolph, publisher, Richmond, Va. Richmond:
MacFarlane & Ferguson, printers. 1857. 14419
400 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virgrinla courts.
Medical college of Virginia. Catalogue of the officers, students and
graduates of the Medical college of Virginia, session 1856-57, and announce-
ment of session 1857-58. Richmond, Printed by Jno. Nowlan. 1857. 14420
19 p. 23cm.
Oysters. 'Speech of James G. Paxton, esq. of Rockbridge, relative
to the oyster fund of Virginia. Delivered in the house of delegates of Vir-
ginia, March 26, 1858. Richmond, Va., Printed by Ritchie and Dunnavant,
1858. 14421
70 p. 23cm.
Public works. Fortieth annual report of the board of public works
to the general assembly of Virginia, with the accompanying documents,
[including returns and reports of internal improvement companies for the
years 1856 and 1857] 1857. . . 14422
xxxvi. iii, 1200, 710. vlii, 431 p. 23Hcm.
Report on the condition of Selden. Withers & co.'s debit to the board of
public works. 1857. Appendix, p. xxi-xxxvi. 144SXa
This is the third biennial report of the board of public works as reor-
granized in iSHS.
University of Virginia. Catalogue of the University of Virginia.
Session of 1856-'57. Richmond: Chas. H. Wynne, printer. 1857. I442S
1858
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virsrinia: by Peachy R. Grattan. Vol. 15. From October 1.
1858. to .July 1, 1860. Richmond, Printed by Ritchie, Dunnavant
& CO.. 1860. 14424
rxxviin, 692 p. 23 1-2 cm.
Cited as 56 Va. reports.
Cases decided in the supreme cour* of appeals of Virginia. Jnlv
1858-April, 1860. p. [l]-464, 457-670. "
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- ^
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
John J. Allen, president, William Daniel, Richard C. L. Moncure, George
H. Lee, Green B. Samuels who died January 5, 1859, William J. Robertson
elected in May 1859, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of judge
Samuels. Attorney general: John Randolph Tucker.
Same. 2d ed. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, supt
Public printing. 1889. 14426
zxviii, 695 p. 8 vo.
Fleparate, Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1858] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 11, 1836-1869, p. 60-70. 1893. 14426
Criminal law. *A synopsis of the law of crimes and punishments in
Virginia by John B. Minor . . . PhUadelphia, W. S. Young, 1858. 14427
vl, 7-9fi. 22cm.
Elections. General election law. [1858] 14428
35 p.
James riyer and Kanawha co. Twenty-fourth annual report of the
president to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company,
together with the proceedings of the stockholders at their twenty-fourUi
annual meeting in October 1858 and at their called meetings in January
and March 1858. Richmond: Printed by John Nowlan, 1868. 14429
Title from West Virginia department of archives and history.
Report on the improvement of the Kanawha and incidentally
of the Ohio river, by means of artificial lakes. By Charles EUet, Jr., civil
engineer. Proof sheet. Imperfect. To be revised. Philadelphia: Collins,
printer, No. 705 Lodge alley. 1858. 144S0
113 p. 27 cm. The report is addressed to Col. Thomas H. Ellis, presi-
dent of the James river and Kanawha co.
Law. *The practice in courts of justice in England and the United
States. By Conway Robinson, of Richmond, Virginia. Volume 3. treating
of personal actions with respect to the parties who may sue and be sued;
the form of action; and the frame of the pleadings. Richmond: A. Morris;
G. M. West. Washington City: F. Taylor. Baltimore: Cushing & Bailey.
Philadelphia: H. P. & R. H. Small. 1858. 14431
Ixxili, 680 p. 8 vo.
*The quarterly law journal. Edited by A. B. Guigon, of the
Richmond bar. Vol. 3. J. W. Randolph, publisher, Richmond, Va. Rich-
mond: MacFarlane & Ferguson, printers. 1858. 14432
3A6 p. S vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia courts.
Medical college of Virginia. Catalogue of the officers, students and
graduates of the Medical college of Virginia, session 1857-58, and announce-
ment of session 18.'>8-59: with a catalogue of all the griaduates of the
school. Richmond, Printed by Jno. Nowlan. 1858. 14433
24 p. 23 cm.
Militia. The militia law of Virginia. Published pursuant to act of
March 2, 1858. Richmond, Va.: Printed by Ritchie and Dunnavant, 1858.
14434
118 p. 23 cm.
Taxation. Laws in relation to commissioners and collectors of the
public revenue, etc., now in force. Published by the auditor of public ac-
counts. Richmond, Va. Printed at the Enquirer book and job office. 1858.
14435
124 p. 23 H cm.
A list of commissioners of the revenue, Jan. 1, 1857 — ^Jan. 1, 1859: p.
S. 4. Circular, dated April 12, 1858: p. 85-111. 14436
UnivM^ty of Virgin*a. Catalogue of the University of Virginia.
Session of 1857-'58. Richmond: Chas. H. Wynne, printer. 1858. 14437
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Virginia central railroad. 'Report an the tariff of toll for the Vir^
ginia Central railroad [to the president and directors of the Virginia cen-
tral railroad cmnpany, August, 1868] By Charles Ellet, Jr., consulting
engineer. 14438
38 p. 26 cm.
Virginia military institute. Register of the ofBcers and cadets of the
Virginia military institute, Lexington, Va. July, 1858. Richmond, Mac-
farlane & Fereusson, 1868. 14439
28 p. incr front. 21 cm.
1659/60
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virgrinia,
for the session of 1859-60. Richmond: WiUiam F. Ritchie, pub-
lic printer. 1859. 14440
886 p. 22.6cm.
SeasioB b«9aB Dee. 6, 185* and ended April 2, 1880. WSniam F. Oordon,
•yeeker.
[Rules]: p. 4-10. 14441
[Letter from the committee of the Ladies assodatioa of Siehmond
presenting to the state a statue of Henry Clay] : p. 279. 14442
Members of the house of delegates, 1859-60: p. 671, 672. 1444S
Index: p. 578-6S6.
Appoulix. Governor's message. December 1869. Doe. no. 1. 14444
48 p. Henry A. Wise, governor.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the eapitd in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day, the fifth day of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and ftfty-nine, bemg the ei^ty-third of the the com-
monwealth. Richmond, James E. Goode, senate printer, 1859.
14446
M4 (11 p. 24 CBL
Session beran Dec. (, 1869 and ended AprU 2, 1880. WUUain L. Jaekaoa,
lieutenant governor, president.
i Rules and regulations]: p. 3-8. 1444C
[essage 1 [of the goivemor, H«iry A. Wise reUtive to the invasion
of the state by John Brows}: p. 9-25. 14447
Message 2 [of the governor, rdating to RusceUaneous subjects]: p.
26-43. 14448
[Votes in recent election for governor and lieutenant gonwmor]:
p. 64. 14449
[Report of committee relativie to the expenses tecurred by the state
at Harper's Ferry^: p. 171, 172. 14450
[Communication from the attorney general, J. R. Tucker, relative to
the terms of state officers] : p. 862. 14451
[Report ot committee relative to the boundary line between Tennessee
and Virginia] : p. 354-S66. 14452
[Report of committee relative to the memorial of John Carroll Brent,
president of the Great Falls manofactoring company in reference to the
riparian rights of the Virginia preprietera ra tlie Potomac river]: p. 444.
144.^S
Members of the senate who served Dec 5, 1869 to April 2, 1880: p.
[505] 14454
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Documents of* the senate of Virginia, submitted at the
session of 1859-60. Printed by order of the senate. Richmond,
James E. Goode, senate printer, 1860. 14465
24 cm.
Comnranication from the ffovemor of ^^rsinia [H. A. Wise] enclosing
letter from governor of Ohio [S. P. Chase in relation to the formation of
unlawful combinations by anv persons, or at any place in Ohio, for the in-
vasion of Virgrinia, or for the commiJMion of crimes against her people]
December 6, 1869. Doc no. 1. 144M
4 p.
Report of the commissioners of the sinking fund. December 6, 1859
Doc no. 2. 144S7
21 p.
Report of the select committee on the duelUng laws. December 7,
1859. Doc no. 8. 14458
J p.
Joint rcsolntion requiring persons applying for a license, &c., to for-
nish certain information to the revenue commissioners. December 7, 1869.
Doc. no. 4. 14459
1 p.
Communication from the executive enclosing a communication from
a committee of the Washington national m<mument society [asking for an
appropriation from the state treasuiy, to enable the society to complete
the monument]^ December 9, 1859. Doc. no. 5. 14460
7 p. J. B. H. Smith, M. F. Ifaury, committee.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections, on the right of
Christopher Y. Thomas to a seat in the senate of Virginia. December 14,
1859. Doc. no. 6. 14461
7 p.
Communication from the executive, enclosing plan of Major
BW. B. M.] Hartley [of Colt's arms co.] for an armory of construction,
ecember 17, 1869. Doc no. 7. 14462
7 p.
Communication from the governor enclosing letter from Thos. H.
Xniis the president of the James river & Kanawha co., in relation to a new '
armory. December 19, 1859. Doc no. 8. 1446S
Communication, Ac, relating to the proceedings of a public meeting
tft the citizens of Philadelphia [tendering to the state of Virginia, as an
expression of their sympathy for the late invasion of her territory and of
their devotion to the Union, a banner] December 19, 1859. Doc no. 9.
14464
7 p.
Communication from the secretary of the commonwealth, transmit-
ting list of companies incorporated by the courts of this state December
20, 1859. Doc no. 10. 1446$
4 p. O. W. Munford, secretary.
Communication from [H. A. Wise] the governor of this state, in re-
spect to his action on the Harpers Ferry outrage. December 21, 1859.
Doc no. 11. 14466
4 P-
Communication fiom the governor enclosing a letter of the secretary
of the interior of the United States, relative to the payment of interest on
bonds. December 22, 1869. Doe. no. 12. 14467
* p.
Communication from the governor asking relief for Edward M'Cabe,
who was wounded at Harpers Ferry. January 2, 1860. Doc no. 13.
14468
* p.
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Communication from the governor transmitting a list of commission-
ers in other states for the years 1858-1859. January 3, 1860. Doc. no. 14.
14469
8 p.
Communication from the executive, transmitting list of pardons,
reprieves, &c., granted, with his reasons therefor. January 3, 1860. Doc.
no. 15. 14470
31 p.
Memorial from the president and directors of the Bank of Rockbridge,
to the general assembly [in expression of the wish and opinion that the
present redemption law should not be repealed; that it should be made uni-
form by requiring all of the banks in the state to redeem in Richmond, at
the rate of one-fourth one per cent, discount; and that the city banks of
Richmond should be required to pay out, exclusively, the notes issued and
redeemable by them at par in Richmond] January 4, 1860. Doc. no. 16.
14471
8 p. Signed by E. F. Paxton, president.
Communication from the second auditor, responsive to a resolution of
the senate, requesting certain information [as to what amount of the bonds
of the state is held by citizens of the commonwealth, and by corporations
within the state, and what amount of revenue is now derived from the tax
on said bonds] January 6, 1860. Doc. no. 17. 14472
3 p.
Proceedings of a public meeting in the county of King William, in
relation to Beverley B. Douglas. January 6, 1860. Doc. no. 18. 14473
3 p.
Message of the governor of Virgrinia [John Letcher] to the general
assembly. January 7, 1860. Doc. no. 19. 14474
^ p.
Report to the committee on military affairs, m relation to the manu-
facture of arms, &c. January 7, 1860. Doc. no. 20. 14475
6 p. Signed by Francis H. Smith, William Gllham, Charles DlmmocK,
A. M. Ball. A. M. Barbour.
Communication from the governor of the state [John Letcher] rela-
tive to the boundary line between Maryland and Virginia [including report
of commissioners for Virginia and Maryland, Angus W. McDonald and
Thomas J. Lee, Lieut. N. Michler's report, and appendix to Lieut. Michler's
report] January 9, 1860. Doc. no. 21. 14476
6& p. Includes also a Letter of H. A. Wise,, dated Dec. 31, 1859.
Proceedings of the city council of Alexandria, in reference to the
Winchester and Potomac and Manassas Gap railroads. January 14, 1860.
Doc. no. 22. 14477
4 p.
Communication from the governor, enclosing letter of Hon. C. G.
Memminger, commissioner from South Carolina, accompanied by resolu-
tions adopted by that state [proposing that the slaveholding states should
immediately njeet together to take measures for united action in regard
to secession] January 16, 1860. Doc. no. 23. 14478
7 p.
Communication from adjutant p^eneral [W. H. Richardson] responsive
to a resolution of the senate in relation to certain arms. January 18, 1860.
Doc. no. 4. 14479
3 p.
Communication from O. M. Wozencraft enclosing petition of the At-
lantic and Pacific railroad convention held at San iSrancisco, California.
January 18, 1860. Doc. no. 25. 14480
6 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in reference to a
resolution of the senate relating to executive expenditures. January 20,
1860. Doc. no. 26. 14481
30 p.
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Report of the superintendent of the Virginia military institute
[F. H. Smith> to the board of visitors [for the half year ending January 1,
1860 with roll of cadets] January 20, 1860. Doc. no. 27. 14482
22 p.
Communication from the adjutant general relative to transportation
of troops, &c., to Charlestown and Harpers Ferry. January 21, 1860. Doc.
no. 28. 14483
4 p.
Communication from the executive transmitting resolutions of a
union meeting of the citizens of [New Haven] Connecticut [offering the
services of the state of Connecticut to Virginia in the event of a servile
insurrection in that state, with address of Charles L. Chaplain before the
general assembly of Virginia] January 23, 1860. Doc. no. 29. 14484
16 p.
Communication from the governor of the state enclosing the report of
General W. B. Taliaferro, commander at Harpers Ferry. January 24,
1860. Doc. no. 80. 1448.'>
7 p.
Report of the joint committee of the general assembly of Virginia
on the Harpers Ferry outrages. [Appendix to report. Hostile legislation
of the North] January 26, 1860. Doc. no. 31. 14486
64 p.
Evidence taken before the select committee on the oyster fundum.
January 27, 1860. Doc. no. 32. 14487
Report of the senate committee on finance and claims on the con-
dition of the state. Submitted by their chairman, Mr. [John] Brannon.
January 31, 1860. Doc. no. 33.' 14488
47 p.
Bank statements. [Bank of Virginia, Farmers bank of Virginia, Ex-
change bank, Bank of the commonwealth, Bank of Charleston, Bank of
Berkeley, Bank of Philippi, Bank of Howardsville, Bank of Fincastle, Fair-
mont bank. Southwestern bank of Virginia, Central bank of Virginia,
Merchants bank of Virginia, Monticello bank. Bank of commerce, Bank
of Danville, and Bank of Rockbridge] February 2, 1860. Doc. no. 34.
14489
124 p.
Evidence taken before the select committee on the oyster fundum.
February 3, 1860. Doc. no. 35. 14490
4 p. . .
Communication from the first auditor relating to probable condition
of the treasury on first October, 1860. February 6, 1860. Doc. no. 36.
14491
■• p.
Report of the joint committee on the penitentiary. February 8,
1860. Doc. no. 87. 14492
s p.
Communication from the executive enclosing letter of Josiah Perharo
inviting the governor, legislature, &c., to visit Boston. February 9, 1860.
Doc. no. 38. 14493
4 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia [John Letcher] en-
closing letters from the governor of Iowa [S. J. Kirkwood] responsive
to a requisition from this state relative to Barclay Coppoc. February
13, 1860. Doc. no. 89. 14494
8 p.
Communication from the executive transmitting letter of [Willlara
Ezzard] the mayor of Atlanta, Ga., relative to Southern conference. Feb-
ruary 13, 1860. Doc no. 40. 14495
5 p-
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512 Bulletin. Virginia State Library [Wise, Letcher, Gov.
Report of the joint committee on the proper response to be made to
South Carolina [concerning secession] February 13, 1860. Doc. no. 41.
14496
3 p.
Report of the joint committee to examine treasurer's office. Feb-
ruary 18, 1860. Doc no. 42. 14497
* p.
Minority report of the joint committee on the subject of a proper
response to be made by the commonwealth of Virginia to South Carolina
[concerning secession] February 20, 1860 [including letters of W. H. Gist.
governor of South Carolina, and T. H. Hicks, governor of Maryland]
>oc. no. 43. 14498
11 p. Signed by T. P. Auffust. R. A. COffhiU, Joseph Chriatlan, S. Mc-
Cammant, C. F. Collier.
Conununication from the governor of Virginia enclosing resolutions
from the state of Mississippi [upon federal relations] together with let-
ter of her commissioner [P. B. Starke] February 21, 1860. Doc. no. 44.
14499
8 p.
Communication from governor of Virginia enclosing the report of
[James C. Black and Leonidas Baugh] the commissioners concerning the
boundary line between Virginia and Tennessee. February 25, 1860. Doc.
no. 46. 14500
16 p.
Report of the commissioners [G. W. Munford, J. M. Bennet^ W. H.
Richardson] appointed to audit and pay the expenses, etc., incurred by the
late invasion at Harpers Ferry. February 28, 1860. Doc. no. 46. 14501
18 p.
Report of the joint committee tp examine the first auditor's office.
March 2, 1860. Doc. no. 47. 14502
4 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting letter
from Hon. P. B. Starke, the commissioner from tiie state of Mississippi
[asking for an answer to the resolutions of said state in respect to federal
relations] March 8, 1860. Doc. no. 48. 14503
10 p.
Bank statements. [Bank of Rockingham, Bank of Winchester, Bank
of the Old Dominion, Bank of Scottsville, Merchants & mechanics bank.
Bank of the Valley, and the Northwestern bank of Virginia, for the quarter
ending December 31, 1859] March 5, 1860. Doc. no. 49. 14504
S2 p.
Report of tbe joint committee on executive expenditures. March
7, 1860. Doc. no. 60. 14505
* p.
Report of the joint committee on the public library. March 9, 1860.
Report of the secretary of the commonwealth [and librarian, G. W. Mun-
foid] to the joint library committee. Doc. no. 61. 14506
70 p.
[Letter of W. M. Burwell, relative to "tlie synoptical index which you
have Caused to be compiled from the colonial records of VirKinia In the
office of trade and foreijrn plantations in Kngrland." Extracts from Index
of colonial records]: p. 30-39. 14SOT
Includes report of Alexandre Vattemare, agent for international ex-
changres. with list of boolcs and seeds forwarded to Vlrg-lnla: p. 40-70. UBOS
Report of the joint committee on the registrar's office. March 9,
1860. Doc. no. 52. 14599
6 p. .
Communication from the governor of Virginia relative to the pub-
lication of the debates of the convention of 1860-61. March 9, 1800. Doc.
no. 68. 14510
8 p.
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Communication from the second auditor relative to interest due from
improvement co's on the first of January last. March 9, 1860. Doc. no. 64.
14511
3 p.
Letter from [T. H. Ellis] the president of the James River & Ka-
nawha company to the senate of Virginia [asking for an appropriatioa '
«f $500,000] March 10, 1860. Doc. no. 55. 14512,
4 p.
Communication from the board of public works relative to appropri-
ations made at this session of the general assembly. March 12, 1860.
Doc. no. 56. 14513
6 p.
Communication from the governor [John Letcher] on the importance
of an extension of ttus session of the general assembly. March 12, 1860.
Doc. no. 57. 14514
6 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia enclosing letter from
the Hon. P. B. Starke, returning acknowledgments for courtesies extended
to him. March 13, 1860. Doc. no. 58. 14515
4 p.
Communication from the governor of Vir^nia enclosing letters from
the governor of Ohio [William Dennison] relative to requisitions for fu-
gitives from justice [Owen Brown and Francis Merriam] March 14, 1860.
Doc. no. 59. /14516
24 p.
Invitation to the senate of Virginia to attend the inaug:uration of
the statue of Henry Cldy Tin the city of Richmond] March 17, 1860.
Doc. no. 60. 14517
3 p.
Communication enclosing resolutions introduced in the house of
representatives of Ohio by its democratic members. March 17, 1860. Doc.
no. 61. 14518
7 p.
Communication from the board of commissioners [G. W. Munford,
J. M. Bennett, W. H. Richardson] appointed to audit and pay the ex-
penses incurred by the invasion of the state at Harpers Ferry. March 17,
1860. Doc. no. 62. 14519
37 p.
Report of the joint committee on the special messages of the gover-
nor relative to the rendition of fug^itives from Ohio and Iowa. March 30,
1860. Doc. no. 63. 14520
6 p.
Index. 69 p.
AnmuU Reports and Other Documents
Governor's messajre and reports of the public officers of
the state, of the boards of directors, and of the visitors, super-
intendents, and other agents of public institutions or interest
of Virsrinia. Printed und€r the code of Virjfinia. Richmond:
William F. Ritchie, public printer. 1859. 14521
In 6 volumes. 8 vo. volume 1 contains documents 1-6; volume 2,
documents 6-13; volume 3, documents 14-16; volume 4 document 17; volume
6, document 17: volume 6, documents 18-95.
Governor's message I [relating principally to the John Brown raid] ;
Message n [relating to miscellaneous matters]; Appendix to message 1,
documents relative to the Harper's Ferry invasion [including Brown's
Provisional constitution and ordinances for tiie people of the U. S.;
Brown's Duty of the soldier]; The Brown papers, consisting of the
jonmal of the constitntional convention at Chathain, Canada W.; Brown's
declaration of independence; Eagi's draft for a provisional army; cor-
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respondence and plans of Brown's men; letters from their friends, and
from persons furnishing means; memoranda, hints and suggrestions; ex-
tracts from letters, diaries and journals; commissions issu^ under the
provisional army regulations; lists of members of the provisional conven-
tion, and govenmient, etc., etc.; Appendix to message II, documents on
miscellaneous subjects [militia; James river and Kanawha company; Bank
of Weston; bank charters; boundary between Virginia and Tennesaee with
map; letter of Louis' Bucholtz relative to a state map; bounty land
claims; papers relating to the James Barron case; claims of Virginia
. against the U. S.; Washington monument; disinterment of remains of
James Monroe; Soutter's case; memorial of the Great Falls manufactur-
ing company; opinion of John Carroll Brent in relation to water rights
at the Great Falls of the river Potomac; the riparian rights of Virginia
proprietors on the Potomac river by Reverdy Johnson and John L. Hayes;
opinion of Judge Nicholas Brewer in the case of the U, S. v. the Great
Falls manufacturing company; New York resolutions relative to - reopeninif
the slave trade; pay of public guard; report of Dr. J. W. R. Dunbar, chief
of the surgical corps at Harper's Ferry, Oct. 17, 1859. Doc. no. 1. 14522
438 p.
A synopsis of the funds of the commonwealth, year ending Septena-
ber 30, 1858 and September 30, 1859. Doc. no. 2. 14523
7. 11 p.
xA synopsis of the financial condition of the treasury, years endine:
September 30, 1858 and September 30, 1859. Doc. no. 3. 14521
5, s p.
Synopsis of the financial condition of the fund for internal im-
provement and sinking and literary funds, September 30, 1858 and Sep-
tember 30, 1859. Doc. no. 4. 14525
12, 12 p.
Biennial report of the auditor of public accounts, 1858 and 1859 and
supplementary report ... of balances due to the state from collect-
ing officers. Doc. no. 5. 14526
4S2, 65 p. J. M. Bennett, auditor. This report includes returns of
marriages, birttis and deaths heretofore printed separately.
Index [to documents 1-5] 2 p.
Report of the treasurer of Virginia, 1858 and 1859. Doc. no. 6.
14527
23 p. J. S. Calvert, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund for the year
1858 [and 1859] and proceedings of the school commissioners in the dif-
ferent counties, September 30, 1857 [and Sep. 30, 1858] Doc. no. 7. 14528
viii, 138 p. Wm. A. Moncure, 2d auditor.
Second auditor's report to the general assembly of Virginia, trans-
mitting the accounts of the fund for internal improvement, of the sinking
fund, and of the debt and resources of the state, 1857-8 and 1858-9. Doc.
no. 8. 14529
59 p.
Report of the dean of the faculty of the Medical college of Virginia,
1858 [and 1859] Doc. no. 9. 14530
9 p. L>. S. Joynes, dean.
Reports of the adjutant-general year ending September 30, 1858
[and 1859]; and report of the superintendent of the armory, September
80, 1858 [and 1859]; report of the superintendent of the Virginia military
institute, September 30, 1858 [and 1859] Doc. no. 10. 14581
59 p. Wm. H. Richardson, adjutant general. Charles Dimmock, su-
perintendent of armory. F. H. Smith, superintendent V. M. I.
Report of the board of visitors of the Virginia military institute,
July 1858, semi-annual examination, January 1859; special report of the
superintendent on scientific education in Europe; Maj. Gilham's
report; report of the board of visitors July 1859. Doc no. 11.
14532
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63, 88, 68 p. Includes merit rolls.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, June
80, 1858 [and 1869 and catalogue, etc.] Doc. no. 12. 14S33
11} p. Thomas J. RandolDh, rector. Includes Report of 18S7, re-
published by request of the rector; Report of the medical faculty [relative
to the malignant fever which has prevailed at the university]
The cataloeue is for the 35th session, 1858-59.
Annual report of the board of directors of the penitentiary institu-
tion, year ending September 30, 1858 [and 18691 Doc. no. 13. 14534
48, 44 p. C. 8. Morgan, superintendent, 1858; James F. Pendleton, su-
perintendent. 1859.
Index [to documents 6-13] 2 p.
Bank statements. [Quarterly statements of condition of Bank of
Berkeley, 1868 and 1859; Bank of Charleston, 1858 and 1869; Bank of
commerce, 1858 and 1859; Bank of the commonwealth, 1859; Bank of
Howardsville, 1858 and 1869; Bank of Kanawha, 1868; Bank of Manassa,
1869; Bank of the Old Dominion, 1858 and 1869; Bank of Philippi, 1858
and 1859; Bank of Rockbridge, 1858 and 1859; Bank of Rockingham, 1868
and 1859; Bank of 'Scottsville, 1858 and 1859; Bank of the Valley in Vir-
ginia, 1858 and 1859; Bank of Virginia, 1858 and 1859; Bank of Winchester,
1858 and 1859; Central bank of Virginia, 1858 and 1859; Exchange bank
of Virginia, 1858 and 1859; Bank of Fairmont, 1858 and 1859; Farmers
bank of Fincastle, 1858 and 1859; Farmers bank of Virginia, 1858 and
1859; Merchants and mechanics bank of Wheeling, 1858 and 1859; Mer-
chants bank of Virginia, 1858 and 1859; Monticello bank, 1858 and 1859;
Northwestern bank of Virginia, 1858 and 1859; Southwestern bank of
Virginia, 1858 and 1869; Danville bank, 1859] Doc. no. 14. 14535
1493 p.
Report of the attorney general, 1858-9. Doc. no. 16. 14536
6 p. J. R. Tucker, attorney general.
Report of the superintendent of weights and measures, 1857-8 and
1858-9. Doc. no. 16. 14537
3 p. Wm. Munford, superintendent.
Index [to documents 14-16] 3 p.
Annual reports of internal improvement companies to the Board
of public works, year ending September 30, 1858. Doc. no. 17. 14538
Hi, 683, vlli, 531 p. 'T'he report of the board of public works will
accompany the annual reports of the several companies for 1859:" p. ill.
Fourth biennial and forty-first report of the Board of public works
to the general assembly of Virginia, with accompanying documents [re-
ports of internal improvement companies, year ending September 30,
1859] Doc. no. 17. 14539
Iviii, 618, viii. 602 p.
Bienripl report of the board of directors of the Eastern lunatic
asylum for the years 1858 and 1859. Doc. no. 18. 14540
29 p. John M. Gait, superintendent.
Report of the president and directors of the Western lunatic asylum.
for the fiscal years 1857-8 and 1858-9. Doc. no. 19. 14541
64 p. Francis T. Stribling, superintendent.
Accounts of the deaf, dumb and blind institution, year ending Sep-
tember 30, 1858. Doc. no. 20. 14542
15 p.
Report of the board of visitors of the deaf, dumb and blind instl-
tation, for fiscal years ending Sept. 30, 1868 and 1869. Doc. no. 21. 14543
44 p. J. Cf. M. Merlllat, principal.
Report of the lunatic asylum west of the Alleghany mountains.
1859. Doc. no. 22. I4544
19 p. fold, map, fold. plan.
Map is of the lands belonging to the lunatic asylum west of the Alle-
ghany mountains located at Weston, I,ewis county. Virginia together with
a diagram of the town of Weston. The plan Is the front elevation of the
hospital at Weston. '^
Report of the weighmaster of live stock, 1868 [and 1859] Doc. no.
28. 14545
7 p. W. H. Newman, weighmaster.
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Report of the superintendent of public edifices, 1867>8 and 1858-9.
Doc. no. 24. 14546
4 p. Samuel Freeman, superintendent.
A list of mining and other companies incorporated by the circuit
and county courts. Doc. no. 25. 14547
5 p.
Report relative to taxes and licenses in the 18th, 19th, 20th and 2l8t
judicial circuits, 1862 and 1858.. Doc. no. 26. 14548
6 p.
Report relative to the arms lately purchased by the executive. Doc.
no. 27. 14548a
8 p.
Communication from citizens of Philadelphia tendering a banner to
Virginia, 1859. Doc. no. 28. 14549
7 p.
Communication from Governor Wise relative to his action at Har-
per's Ferry, &c., &c. Doc. no. 29. 14550
4 p.
Report of the commissioners of the sinking fund, 1868 and 1859.
Doc. no. 30. 14551
21 p.
Report of the joint committee on the public library, 1858-9 with
report of the secretary of the commonwealth to the joint library commit-
tee, 1858-9. Doc. no. 31. 14552
6, 62 p. O. W. Munford, secretary of the commonwealth and librarian.
Includes [Report by Wm. M. Burwell relative to the synoptical index
compiled from the colonial records of Virginia, with extracts from the index] j
[Correspondence of Alexander Vattemare relative to international exchange;
Memorial of the Central southern rights association of Virginia, be-
ing a statement of grievances and suggestion of remedies therefor [with
constitution of the Central southern rights association of Virginia] Doc.
no. 32. 14553
14 p. Sigrned by John Howard, L. B. Harvle. Wm. Green, E. Fontaine.
Memorial of the Washington national monument society, 1859. Doc.
no. 33. 14554
6 p. Signed by J. B. H. Smith, and M. F. Maury, committee.
Resolutions adopted by the council of state of North Carolina, 1859
[endorsing action of governor of Virginia in the John Brown raid; thank-
big president of U. S. for prompt action in aiding the governor of Vir-
ginia in suppressing the raid; relative to maintaining slavery; and un-
settled condition of affairs in general] Doc. no. 34. 14555
6 p.
Communication relative to reprieves, pardons, etc., December 23,
1859 [from the governor] Doc. no. 35. 14556
^3 p.
A list of commissioners appointed by the executive in the several
states, etc. Doc. no. 36. 14557
8 p.
Memorial of the Bank of Rockbridge, 1859 [relative to present re-
demption law and a proposed modification thereof] Doc. no. 37. 14558
9 p. Siipied by B. F. Paxton, president.
Communication from the board of public works, relative to the
revenue from turnpikes, January 6, 1860. Doc. no. 88. 14559
11 p.
Governor Letcher's inaugural message, January 7, 1860. Doc. no.
39. 14560
1 p. John Letcher, governor.
Virginia and Maryland boundaries. [Governor's message, report by
Angus W. McDonald, commissioner, etc.] Doc. no. 40. 14561
66 p. Lieut. N. Mlchler'8 report: p. 15-29; Appendix to Lieut. Mich-
ler'a report: p. 3S-66.
Report relative to the contested election from Gilmer, Wirt, etc.,
and minority report [A. Enotts vs. R. R. Turner] Doc. no. 41. 14562
10 p.
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Communication from the Board of public works, relative to the
Staunton and Parkersburg road, January 12, 1860. Doc. no. 42. 14563
6 p.
Report of the James river and Kanawha company in answer to a
resolution of the house of delegates on the subject of the cost of the im-
provement, &c., &c. Doc. no. 43. 14564
48 p.
South Carolina resolutions [relative to a convention of slaveholding
states for adoption of measures for protection of rights of those states;
commissioner to be appointed by governor to communicate these resolu-
tions to Virginia. C. G. Memminger, commissioner bringing resolutions!
Doc. no. 44. 14565
9 P.
Report relative to gross amount of taxes assessed in certain coun-
ties, &c. Doc. no. 46. 14566
7 p.
New map of Virginia. [Communications from M. F. Maury and
Francis H. Smith relative to a contemplated map] Doc. no. 46. 14567
7 p.
Virginia military ilistitute. Semi-annual examination, January 1860.
Doc. no. 47. 14568
21 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent. Includes merit roll.
Ordinary expenses of government. [Report of auditor in respons?
to resolution of the house of delegates of 12th January, 1860] Doc. no.
48. 14569
4 p.
Report of the Board of public works relative to appropriations to
-works of internal improvement, &c., &c. Doc. no. 49. 14570
27 p.
Proceedings of the military convention held in the city of Richmond
in January 1860. Doc. no. 50. 14571
14 p. This was a convention of tlie militia officers of tlie state, for
purpose ot consideriniir improvement in tlie mlUtia system.
Resolution on the subject of a conference of commissioners from "
the slaveholding states. Doc. no. 51. 14572
3 p.
Report of the attorney general, relative to the grant of water power
from the Chesapeake and Ohio canal co. to the Alexandria canal co. Doc.
no. 52. 14573
10 p. J. R. Tucker, attorney (general.
Abstract from the reports of clerks of the court of appeals, dis-
trict and circuit courts, relative to suits in their respective courts. Doc.
no. 53. 14574
18 p.
Resolution relative to preparation of response to South Carolina.
Doc. no. 54. 14575
3 p.
Address of Charles L. Chaplain, esq., of New Haven, Connecticut to
the general assembly of Virginia, January 1860. Doc. no. 55. 14576
16 p. Resolutions of citizens of New Haven, CoAn. [relative to the
John Brown invasion]: p. 16.
Report relative to the accounts for services at Harper's Ferry, &c.,
1860. Doc. no. 66. 14577
7 p. •
Report of the joint committee on the Harper's Ferry outrages, Jan-
. aary 26, 1860; appendix to report of the joint committee on the Harper's
' Ferry outrages February 1860; hostile legislation of the north; a collec-
tion of state laws unrepealed and of legislative resolves hostile to right*
of slave owners and to the slaveholding states, especially to tiie recovery
of Aigitive slaves, 1859. Doc. no. 67. 14578
102 p.
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Address of the Hon. C. G. Memminger, special commissioner from
the state of South Carolina, before the assembled authorities of the state
of Vireiiiia. January 19, 1860. Doc. no. 58. ' 14579
By resolution of house, agrreed to by senate Jan. 21, 1860, ten thousand
copies were ordered printed.
Virginia resolutions of 1833 addressed to South Carolina: p. 9. 14S8»
Extract from letter of B. W. Leigh, commissioner of Virginia, to R.
T. Hayne, governor of S. C: p. 10. 14081
Virginia resolutions of 1851: p. 11, 12. 1498S
Virginia resolutions of 1847: p. 28, 29. 14S8S
Virginia resolutions of 1849: p. 30. 31. 14e84
Expense of public guard. [Auditor's report in compliance with reso-
lution of the house of January 25, 1860] Doc. no. 59. 14585
7 p.
Resolutions relative to the proposed conference of the southern
states, January 31, 1860. Doc. no. 60. 14586
10 p.
Memorial of the. James river and Kanawha company to the general
assembly of Virginia, January 1860. [Request for aid to "maintain im-
provement in proper condition" and to make certain repairs] Doc. no. 61.
14587
28 p.
Resolution relative to the presentation of a sword to Col. [Philip]
St. George Cooke. Doc. no. 62. 14588
3 p. See journal of bouse p. 241.
Report of the Joint committee on the treasurer's accounts, February
1860. Doc. no. 64. 14589
6 p.
Petition of the millers and merchants of Petersburg relative to in-
spection of flour. Doc. no. 65. 14590
3 p.
Report of the select committee on the subject of altering the ar-
rangements of the hall of the house of delegates, February 1860. Doc.
no. 66. 14591
6 p.
Report of the select committee on the subject of direct trade [be-
tween Virginia and foreign ports] etc., February 1860. Doc. no. 67. 14592
10 p. signed by W. B. Newton, Wyndham Robertson, C. F. Collier,
Charles Grattan.
Invitation from the citizens of Boston, etc., to the governor, legis-
lature, etc., of Virgrinia [to "visit Boston during the present session of
the legislature of Massachusetts"] Doc. no. 68. 1459S
5 p.
Report relative to probable amount of money in the public treasury
in October 1860 and 1861, &c., &c. Doc. no. 69. 14594
8 p.
Resolution relative to a portion of the appropriation to the Coving-
ton and Ohio railroad, February 1860. Doc. no. 70. 14595
3 p.
Report of ihfi jomt committee on the penitentiary, February 1860.
Doc. no. 71. 14596
3 p.
Report of the joint committee on the subject of the response to
Soutii Carolina, February 1860 [and minority report ] Doc. no. 72.
14597
3, 12 p. [Letters of Oov. Gist of South Carolina and Gov. Hicks of
Uaryland]: p. 11. 12.
Governor's communication relative to the refusal of the governor
of Iowa to surrender a fugitive from justice, 1860 [Barclay Coppoc] Doc.
no. 73, 14598
11 p.
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Govemor's communication enclosing proceedinsrs of a public meet-
ing in Atlanta, Georgia, 1860 [relative to convention of southern states
m Atlanta for consideration of existing political conditions] Doc. no. 74.
146W
9 p.
Governor's communication enclosing the credentials of the commis^
noner from Mississippi, Ac, Ac, [P. B. Starke commissioner appointed
by governor of Mississippi to carry resolutions of legislature of that state
relative to existing political conditions, to Virginia] Doc. no. 76. 14600
12 p.
Report relative to the contested election from Tyler and Doddridge,
February 1860 and minority report [E. Bee vs. S. P. F. Randolph] Doc.
no. 76. 14601
5, S p.
Report of the select committee on the subject of revolutionary claims,
&c., &e. Doc. no. 87. 14602
22 p. Includes report of John A. Parker, and correspondence of the
U. S. officials.
Governor's communication relative to Virginia and Tennessee boun-
daries, February 1860. Doc. no. 78. 14608
23 p. Leonldas Baugrb, J. C. Black, Vlrgrinla commissioners.
Governor's communication relative to pay of adjutant general, Feb-
ruary 1860. Doc. no. 79. 14604
* p.
Report of the commissioners appointed to audit and pay the ex-
penses incurred at Harper's Ferry, &c., &c. Doc. no. 80. 14606
20 p.
Joint resolutions relative to the boundary line between Virginia and
Maryland, February 1860. Doc. no. 81. 14606
3 p.
Report of the joint committee on the auditor's office, 1860. Doc.
no. 82. 14607
4 p.
Governor's message enclosing a communication from the commis-
sioner from Mississippi [P. B. Starke] March 1860. Doc. no. 83. 14608
11 p.
Estimated amount of receipts and charges for present and next
fiscal years, including appropriations made by the present general as-
sembly, March 1860. Doc. no. 84. 14609
4 p.
Report of the joint committee on executive expenditures, 1860. Doc
no. 86. 14610
4 p.
Report of the select committee on the subject of internal improve-
ments March 1860. Doc. no. 86. 14611
21 p.
Governor's message relative to the extension of the session of the
present general assembly, &c., &c. Doc. no. 87. 1461S
6 p.
Governor's message commumcatmg letter from Gen. Starke, com-
missioner from Mississippi. Doc. no. 88. 14613
Governor's message relative to the refusal of the governor of Ohio
to surrender fugitives from justice, 1860 [Francis Merriam and Owen
Brown] Doc. no. 89. 14614
a p.
Report of the attorney general relative to the Chesapeake and Ohi«
canal company, 1860. Doc. no. 90. 14615
4 p. J. R. Tucker, attorney general.
Communication from the auditing board on the subject of the
Harpers Perry claims, 1860. Doc. 91. 14616
11 p.
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Resolutions relative to the outbreak at Harpers Ferry, submitted
to the Ohio legislature by democratic members, 1860. Doc. no 92. 14617
7 p.
Communication from the auditing' board relative to the claim of Col.
Johnson [Samuel Johnson, col. of 89th regt.] Doc. no. 93. 14618
4 p.
Governor's communication relative to the expense of guarding Ste-
vens and Hazlett, 1860. Doc. no. 94. 14619
8 p.
Report of the joint committee on the subject of the refusal of the
governors of Iowa and Ohio to surrender fugitives from justice, March
1860. Doc. no. 95. 14620
6 p.
Index [to documents 18-96] 3 p.
Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of the state of Virginia, passed
in 1859-60, in the eighty-fourth year of the commonwealth. .
Richmond: William F. Ritchie, public printer. 1860. 14621
767 p. 23 cm.
Resolutions: p. 691-708. 14622
Resolution declining to interpose to delay the execution of the sent-
ence of the court pronounced upon certain prisoners for crimes committed
at Harpers Ferry: p. 691. 14623
Resolution in relation to tiie Chesapeake and Ohio canal: p. 693, 694.
14624
Resolutions concerning boundary line between Tennessee and Vir-
ginia: p. 698. 14625
Resolutions concerning boundary line between Maryland and Vir-
ginia: p. 699. 14626
Report of committee and resolution in reference to the riparian rights
of Virginia proprietors on the Potomac river: p. 701-703. 14627
Resolutions in response to the request of South Carolina and Mis-
sissippi, for a conference of the Southern states: p. 707, 708. 14628
Separate election precincts: p. 709-714. 14629
A list of commissioners: p. 715-718. * 14630
Receipts and disbursements for fiscal years ending Sep. 30, 1858, and
Sep. 30, 1859: p. 719, 720. 14631
Appropriations and loans, 1859-60, 1860-61: p. 721, 722. 14632
Terms of courts: p. 723-725. 14633
Sketches of the acts and joint resolutions of the general
assembly of Virginia. 1859-60. [Richmond? 18601 14634
128 p., 2 1. 21 H cm.
Courts
A general index to Grattan's Virginia reports, from first
to eleventh volume inclusive by A. B. Guigon of the Richmond
bar. J. W. Randolph: Richmond. 1859. 14636
No copy seen.
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Separate Documents; Miscellanea
ArchiTes. [State papers, 1859] In Calendar of Virginia state pa-
pers, V. 11, 1836-1869, p. 71-95. 1893. 14636
Boundaries. Report relative to the boundary line between Maryland
and Virginia. January 9, 1860. [Reprinted] Richmond, Clemmitt &
Jones, book and job printers, 1874. Senate doc. no. 21. 14637
47 p. 23 cm. Anerus W. McDonald, commissioner for Virgrlnla, Tho-
mas J. Liee, commissioner for Maryland.
*Southem boundary of Maryland. [Report of Thomas Jef-
ferson Lee, commissioner from Maryland on boundary with Virginia. An-
napolis ? 1860] 14638
24 p. fold Map. 22 H cm.
Brown, Jotm. Court of appeals of Virginia. Richmond. Common-
wealth V. Brown [n. p., 1859] 14639
16 p. 22Vicm. Caption title. Petition from John Brown to the su-
preme court of appeals of Virginia for a writ of error. Copy In the library
of congress.
The John Brown insurrection. The Brown papers consisting
of the constitutional .convention at Chatham, Canada West; Brown's decla-
ration of independence; provisional constitution and ordinances for the
people of the United States — printed; Kagi's draft for a provisional army,
correspondence and plans of Brown's men; letters from their friends and
from persons furnishing means: memoranda, hints and suggestions; ex-
tracts from letters, diaries, and journals; commissions issued under the
provisional army regrulations; list of members of the provisional conven-
tion and government, &c., &c., &o. Copied from the originals at Charles-
town by order of the executive department of the state of Virginia. No-
vember 16th, 1859. 14640
In Calendar of Virsrlnla state papers, v. 11. p. 269-349
Chesapeake and Ohio canal. Letter of L. Robinson, state proxy in the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal, to the board in reference to the policy
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad towards the canal. [Martinsburg, 1859]
14641
6 p. 8 vo. Title from Bowker.
Constitution. The new constitution of Virginia with the amended
bill of rights, as adopted by the reform convention of 1850-51. Printed by
order of the Senate. Richmond, James E. Goode, senate printer, 1859.
14642
35 p. S vo.
Free negroes. *Two great evils of Virgrinia, and their one common
remedy. [Second edition, corrected from first in Southern Planter] [By
Calx. Sept. 17, 1859] 14643
18 p. 8 vo.
Crovemor. •Letter of William F. Samford, esq., of Alabama, to Gov-
ernor Wise. [1859] 14644
157 p. 21 H cm.
James river and Kanawha co. Twenty-fifth annual report of the
president to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company
together with the proceedings of the stockholders at their twenty-fifth an-
nual meeting in October 1859. Richmond, Virginia: Printed at the En-
qoirer Book and Job Ofllce, 1859. 14645
Title from West Virginia department of archives and history.
Correspondence of ttie president of the James river and Ka-
nawha company, with an association of French capitalists, who propose
to complete the canal and water line improvement, from Buchanan to the
Ohio riveri Richmond: Printed at the Dispatch job office. 1860. 14646
50. 11 p. 21 Hem.
Correspondence carried on between Thomas H. Ellis, president, and
Srnest de Bellot des Mlnieres and Theodore Ollvarl. l^MSa
Bill to amend the charter of the James river and Roanoke company
reported In the house of delegates, Dec. 21, 1859: p. 46. 144M«b
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522 BuUetin Virgmia State Librcury [Wise, Gov.
Mortgagre executed by the company to the board of public works, Jan.
19. 1860: p. 48. 14e4«« ^
This pamphlet is an excellent summary of the history of the company.
Law. *The quarterly law journal, vol. 4. J. W. Randolph: Rich-
mond. 1859. 14647
264 p. 8vo. Includes Important decisions of Virginia courts.
Public works. Fourth biennial and forty-first report of the board
of public works to the general assembly of Virginia, with the accompany-
ing documents, [includuig returns and reports of internal improvement
companies for the years 1858 and 1859] 1859. 14648
iviii, vlii, 531, 518, viii, 602 p. 23 cm. There are no reports of bridge,
navigation, canal or turnpilie companies for 1858 in the volumes examined
in the Virginia State Library.
South Carolina. *The mission of South Carolina to Virginia. [Bal-
timore, From the press of J. Lucas & son, I860?] 14649
34 p. 22 cm. An address delivered before the general assembly of
Virginia, January 19, 1860, by Charles G. Memminger, special commissioner
from the state of South Carolina. The address was published by the general
assembly of Virginia as Document no. 58, series of 1859-1860. The present
edition is reprinted from De Bow's review for December, 1860.
Southern States. ♦Speech of John C. Rutherfoord, of Goochland, in
the house of delegates of Virginia, 21 February 1860, in favor of the pro-
posed conference of Southern states. Richmond, W. H. Clemmitt, printer,
I860. 14650
27 p. 22 Vi cm.
State of the country. *Speech of Wyndham Robertson, esq., of Rich-
mond city, on the state of the country, delivered in the house of delegates
on the 5th and 6th of March, 1860. Richmond, Printed at the Whig book
and job office, 1860. 14651
39 p. 21% cm.
Taxation. I^aws in relation to public revenue Fete.] 1859. 14652
8 vo. Title from Bowker.
University of Virginia. Abstract of ienactments. Charlottesville,
1859. 14653
8 vo. Title from Bowker.
Catalogue of the University of Virginia. Session of 1858-'69.
Richmond: Chas. H. Wynne, printer, 94 Main Street, 1869. 14654
A sketch of the history of the University of Virginia, together
with a catalogue of professors and instructors, the g^raduates in law and
medicine, and the masters and bachelors of arts since the foundation of
the institution, Washington, D. C, Printed by Henry Polkinhom, 1859.
14655
1 p. 1., [3]-36 p. 21% cm.
Virginia. 'Speech of Daniel H. London on the commercial, agricul-
tural and intellectual independence of Virginia and the South, delivered
in the hall of the house of delegates on the night of the 5th January 1860;
and his letter to Joseph Segar, esq., respecting the pilot laws, Richmond.
Va., Printed at Enquirer book and job office, 1860. 14656
52 p. 23 cm. Copy in the library of congress.
Virginia military institute. Register of the officers and cadets of the
Virginia military institute, Lexington, Va., July, 1859. Richmond, Macfar-
lane & Feigusson, 1859. 14657
31 p. incl. front. 21 cm.
Special report of the superintendent of the Virginia military
institute, on scientific education in Europe. Richmond, Ritchie, Dunnavani
& CO., 1859. 14658
70 p. 22 cm. Report of MaJ. William' Gilham, p. 56-70.
William and Mary college. A catalogue, from its foundation to the
present time. [Williamsburg, 1859,] 14699
102 p. 8 TO. Title from Bowker.
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I860
Code
The code of Virginia. Second edition, including legislation
to the year 1860. Published pursuant to law. [State arms]
Richmond : Printed by Ritchie, Dunnavant & co. 1860. 146«0
xxlli, 1022, [1] p. 24 cm.
Prepared by George W. Munford. secretary of the commonwealth
Tbls is a compilation, not a revision. See preface. For authority to pub-
lish, see act passed Alarch 19, 1860. The preface to the revision of 1849
is reprinted in p. vi-xil.
Courts
Reports of case^^ecided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia: by Peachy R. Grattan. Vol. 16. From July 1, 1860,
to April 1, 1865. Richmond, Published by J. W. Randolph &
English, 1867. 14661
[zvl], 588 p. 23% cm.
Cited as 57 Va. reports.
Cases decided in tiie supreme court of appeals of Virginia. July, 1860-
Jannary, 1865. p. [1]-571.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports: John
J. A'len, president, William Daniel, Richard C. L. Moncure, George H. Lee
who did not sit in court after the April term, 1861; William J. Robertson.
Attorney general: John Randolph Tucker.
Same. 2d ed. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, supt.
public printing. 1895. 14662
XV, 690 p. 8vo.
♦Virginia reports . . . annotated under the supervision of
Thomas Johnson Michie. [Volumes 16, 17 and 18, Grattan's re-
ports. 1860-1868] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company,
law publishers, 1901. 14663
910 p. 26 cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1860] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 11, 1836-1869, p. 95-105. 1893. 146M
Census. Tables showing the popiilation of the several districts of the
state ... as returned by the eighth census, 1860. And the federal numbers
of the counties. [Wheeling, 1860] 14665
8 p. 8vo. Copy not seen. Title from Bowlter.
James river and Kanawha co. Twenty-sixth annual report of the
president to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company,
together with the proceedings of the stockholders, at their twenty-sixth an-
nual meeting in October, 1860, at their adjourned meeting in January, and
at their called meetings in April and August 1860. Richmond, Va. Ftinted
by Ritchie, Dunnavant & co. 1860. 14666
p. 649-855. 23 cm. The pagrlngr Is continuous with the 25th report.
Thomaa H. Ellla, president.
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Act providing: for the payment of interest on the guaranteed tKtnds
of the company: p. 660. 14067
A bill to provide for the prompt payment of interest on all bonds
guaranteed by the commonwealth: p. 660, 661. 14068
Letter of the president to Mr. E. de Bellot des Mioieres. Nov. 21, 1859:
p. 661-694. 14«e»,
Letter of the president to Mr. E. de Bellot des Minleres and Theodore
Olivari, Dec. 3, 1859: p. 694-696. 14670'
A bill to amend the charter of the company: p. 696-698; A bill to pro-
vide relief for the company: p. 698. 14671
Memorial of the company to the general assembly: p. 698-711. 14072
Petition of citizens of Kanawha, Fayette, Putnam for the improve-
ment of Kanawha river: p. 718-720. 14673
.,„ House bill to incorporate the Kanawha navigation company; Senate
bin to incorporate the Kanawha navigation company: p. 721-724. 14074
., [Letter of the president in answer to the house resolution of Dec. 6,
18591: p. 72R-744. 1407B
[Letter of the president to the senate, March 10, I860]: p. 753, 754.
14670
Act to amend the charter of the company March 23, 1860: p. 754-7.'i7.
14077
Deed of release from the commonwealth to the company. May 5, 1860:
p. 773-775. 14678
Mortgage to the commonwealth upon the property of the Kanawha
river: p. 77R, 77K. 14070
Order of the board of public works in regard to the contract with
Messrs. Bellot des Minieres, brothers and company: p. 777. 14680
Letter from James Lyons touching the project of the agreement signed
26th .Tuly. 1860: o. 777-781. 14081
Law. A g:uide to magistrates: with practical forms for the discharge
of their duties out of court. To which are added precedents for the use of
prosecutors, sheriffs, coroners, constables, escheators, clerks, &c. Second
edition, in which the laws are brought down to the present time, with notes.
By Joseph Mayo, counsellor at law and mayor of Richmond. Richmond:
Printed by Chas. H. Wynne. 1860. 14682
xvi, 726, 1 p. 22cm.
*The practice in courts of justice in England and the Unitefl
States. By Conway Robinson. Vol. 4. As to pleadings in personal actions;
treating particularly of declarations; and giving forms thereof. Richmond:
A. Morris; West & Johnston. Washingrton City: F. Taylor. Baltimor :
Cushings & Bailey. Philadelphia: H, P, & R. H. Small. 1860. 14683
Ixxiv, 965 p. 8vo.
*The quarterly law review. Edited by Alexander H. Sands,
of Richmond, Va. Vol. 1. Richmond: J. W. Randolph, 1860, 14684
1 p. 1., iv p., 1 1., 5-388 p. Includes Important decisions of Virginia courts.
Three numbers of the review were l.xsued in 1861.
Militia. An act for the better organization of the militia of the com-
monwealth. Passed March 30, 1860. Richmond, Enquirer book and job
printing office, 1860. 14685
23 p. 221: cm.
Poor. Laws in relation to overseers of the poor, containing forms for
their annual reports, together with suggestions and forms for clerks of
courts. Published by the auditor of public accounts. Richmond, Va.: Rich-
mond enquirer print., 1860. 14686
42 p. 23cm.
Public works. Annual report of the president and directors of th.»
board of public works to the legrislature of Virginia. Richmond, 1860. 14687
34 p. 8vo. Title from sale catalog.
Taxation. Laws in relation to commissioners and collectors of the
public revenue, etc. now in force. Published by the auditor of public ac-
counts. Richmond, Va., Printed at the Enquirer book and job office, 1860.
14688
204 p. 22Vicm.
University of Virginia. Catalogue of the University of Virginia,
Session of 1859-'60. Richmond: Chas, H. Wynne, 94 Main street. 1860.
14689
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Virginia miUtary institute. Register of the officers and cadets of the
Virginia military institute, Lexington, Va., July, 1860. Richmond, Macfar-
lane & Fergusson, 1860. 14690
39 p. Incl. front. 21cm.
1861
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the extra session, 1861. Richmond: William F. Ritchie,
public printer. 1861, 14691
321 p. 23cm.
Session begran Jan. 7, 1861 and ended April 4, 1861. O. M. Crutcbfleld,
speaker. See p. 288.
[Proclamation of governor calling extra session] : p. 3, 4. 14692
[Letter from governor relative to resolutions of New York] : p. 61, 52.
14693
[Resolutions suggesting that commissioners from each state meet in
Washington Feb. 4] : p. 54, 65, 66, 66. 14694
[Resolutions submitted by Mr. Wyndham Robertson]: p. 191-193.
14695
[Resolutions submitted by Mr. H. B. Tomlin calling for an election
in May to decide on the question of remaining with the Union or of joining
the Southern states] : p. 233, 234. 14696
[Report of committee on state and federal relations on propositions
of J. J. Crittenden; with Tomlin's resolutions] : p. 49, 50. 14697
Errata: Mr. Robertson's resolutions submitted January 7, 1861:
p. 291, 292. 14697a
Members of the house of delegates, 1861 : p. 293, 294. 14698
Index: p. 295-321.
Message of the governor of Virginia and accompanying documents.
Richmond: William F. Ritchie, public printer. 1861. Doc. no. 1. 14699
Iv p. John Letcher, governor. Bound as appendix to Journal.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day the seventh day of January in the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-one. Being the eighty-fifth year of the com-
monwealth. Extra session, Richmond: James E. Goode, sen-
ate printer, 1861, 14700
324, [1] p. 24cm.
Session begran Jan. 7, 1861 and ended April 4, 1861. Robert L,. Montague,
Ueutenant governor, president. ■
[Proclamation of the governor, John Letcher Nov. 16, 1860, convening
the general assembly]: p. 3. 14701
[Rules and regulations]: p. 4-9. 14702
[Message of the governor, John Letcher, Jan. 7, 1861] : p. 9-49. 14703
[Report of committee on state and federal relations suggesting the
appointment of commissioners from each state, who are to meet in Wash-
iiigi»n]: p. 76, 77, 79, 83. 14704
[Report of committee on military affairs relative to the movement of
troops and arms within the limits of this commonwealth] : p. 286-289.
14705
Members of the senate who served Jan, 7, 1861 to April 4, 1861:
p. [826] 14706
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[Documents] :
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting credentials
of the commissioners from the state of Alabama [A. F. Hopkins, F. M.
Gilmer, Jr.] January 8, 1861. Doc. no. 1. 14707
8 p.
Report of the board of commissioners appointed to audit and pay
expenses of the Harper's Ferry invasion, January 8, 1861. Doc. no. 2.
14708
7 p.
Communication from the governor of the state relative to reprieves
and pardons, January 15, 1861. Doc. no. 3. 14709
10 p.
Letter from the governor of Virginia enclosing plans for reconstruc-
tion of militia brigade and division districts of the commonwealth, January
17, 1861. Doc. no. 4. 14710
10 p.
Communication from the governor of the state enclosing preamble
and resolutions of the legislature of New York offering aid to the president
of the United States, January 17, 1861. Doc. no. 6. 14711
7 p. /
Communication from the adjutant general in response to a resoluti<m
of the senate, January 19, 1861. Doc. no. 6. 14712
3 p.
Communication from the Alabama state convention and also a tele-
graphic despatch from the governor of Georgia, Januafy 21, 1861. Doc.
no. 7. 1471S
8 p.
Communications from the Alabama commissioners [A. F. Hopkins
and F. M. Gilmer, Jr.] to the senate of Virginia, January 21, 1861. Doc.
no. 8. 14714
* p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting a series
of resolutions adopted by the Ohio legislature, January 22, 1860. Doc. no. 9.
14715
4 p.
Communication from the governor of Maryland, and also from the
president of the Georgia convention, January 28, 1861 [relative to the pro-
posed conference in Washingfton] Doc. no. 10. 14716
10 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting preamble
and resolutions adopted by the legislatures of Tennessee and Pennsylvania,
January 29, 1861. Doc. no. 11. 14717
14 p.
Communication from the governor relative to the refusal of certain
banks to contribute specie for the payment of interest on the public debt,
January 31, 1861. Doc. no. 12. 14718
7 p.
Communication from the governor transmitting correspondence of
Prcs. Buchanan and his excellency John Tyler, the commissioner from Vir-
ginia, February 1, 1861. Doc. no. 13. 14719
14 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts enclosing finan-
cial statement responsive to a senate resolution, February 2, 1861. Doc
no. 14. 14720
13 p.
Communication from the governor transmitting resolutions of the
state of Maine in relation to uniform system of weights, &c., February 2,
1861. Doc. no. 16. 14721
8 p.
Communication from the governor transmitting preamble and resolu-
tions of the legislature of New Jersey, February 2, 1861. Doc. no. 16.
14722
8 p.
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Communication transmitting joint resolutions from the states of Ken-
tucky and Minnesota to the legislature of Virginia, February 4, 1861. Doc.
no. 17. 14723
« p.
Communication from commissioner John Robertson appointed by the
state of Virginia to the seceded states, February 12, 1861. Doc. no. 18.
14724
6 p.
Communication enclosing ordinance of secession and resolution of the
state of Louisiana; also joint resolutions from the states of 'Indiana and
New York, February 12, 1861. Doc. no. 19. 14725
16 p.
Communication from the governor transmitting resolutions of state
of Michigan on the state of the union, February 20, 1861. Doc. no. 20.
14726
* p.
Communication from the governor enclosing resolution of the state
of Texa.<? relative to coercion, February 20, 1861. Doc. no. 21. 14727
Communication from Hon. John Robertson, the commissioner to seced-
ing states enclosing correspondence 'with them, February 20, 1861. Doc.
no. 22. 14728
24 p.
Communication from the superintendent of the armory to the governor,
February 20, 1861. Doc. no. 23. 14729
4 p. Charles Dimmock, superintendent.
Communication enclosing joint resolutions of Illinois and ordinance
of secession of the state of Texas. February 25, 1861. Doc. no. 24. 14730
11 p.
Communication from governor of Virginia enclosing report of Hon.
John Robertson, the commissioner to seceding states, February 27, 1861.
Doc no. 25. 14731
15 p.
Report of the peace conference commissioners [John Tyler, G. W.
Summers, W. C. Rives, J. A. Seddon] to the general assembly, March 6,
1861. Doc. no. 26. 14732
8 p.
Communication from the commissioners appointed to audit and pay
the expenses incurred by the invasion of the state [by John Brown] respon-
sive to a senate resolution, March 8, 1861. Doc. no. 27. 14733
4 p.
Report of Col. Angus W. McDonald, relative to boundary lines,
March 9, 1861. Doc. no. 28. 14734
19 p. This report is largely a statement relative to the documentary
material which Col. McDonald examined In the British archives. 1473B
Communication from the general assembly of Indiana relative to
amending federal constitution, March 19, 1861. Doc. no. 29. 14736
Communication from Abraham Lincoln transmitting a_ resolution
adopted by congress for amending the constitution of the United States,
March 19, 1861. Doc. no. 30. 14737
Communication from the auditor of public accounts relative to the
necessary increase of taxation, responsive to a senate resolution, March 23,
1861. Doc. no. 31. 14738
Communication from the governor of Virginia relative to the ordnance
department, March 26, 1861. Doc. no. 32. 14739
6 p.
Index. 33 p.
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Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of the state of Virginia, passed
in 1861, in the eighty-fifth year of the commonwealth, Rich-
mond : William F, Ritchie, public printer. 1861. 14740
379. 73, [1] p. 23cm.
Resolutions: p, 337-344, 14741
Resolutions upon the subject of the coercion of a state: p, 337. 14742
Joint resolution concerning the position of Virginia in the event of
the dissolution of the union: p. 337. 14743
Joint resolutions inviting the other states to send commissioners to
meet commissioners on the part of Virginia: p. 337-339. 14744
_ Joint resolution in regard to the movement of troops and arms,
within the limits of this commonwealth, by the genertd government: p.
339, 340, 14745
Separate election precincts: p, 345-350. 14746
Receipts and disbursements for fiscal years ending Sep, 30,- 1860:
p, 351. 14747
Terms of courts: p, 353-355, 14748
Appendix: Ordinances adopted by the convention of Virginia, in
secret session, in April and May, 1861; Convention between the common-
wealth of Virginia and the Confederate States of America; Ordinances
adopted by the convention of Virginia, at the adjourned session in June
and July, 1861; Resolutions adopted by the Virginia state convention, July
1, 1861, 14749
[Sketches of the acts of the general assembly of Virginia,
passed at the session beginning Jan, 7, 1861. Richmond : William
F. Ritchie, public printer. 1861] 14760
No copy seen. Authorized by resolution of March 2, 1846, and March
22, 1861.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Arms and munitions of war. General report of commissioners ap-
pointed under the act of assembly of January 21, 1860, entitled an act
making an appropriation for the purchase and manufacture of arms and
munitions of war. Submitted December 24, 1860. Richmond, 1860. 1475)
29 p. 3 plates. 25cm. Philip St. George Cocke, Francis H. Smith,
Georgre W, Randolph, commissioners. Includes report of Major R. E. Colston.
*Speech in the house , , , March 30, 1861, on the resolutions
of the senate, directing the governor , , . to seize by military force the
V. S, guns at Bellona arsenal, and on the secession of Virginia; by J, F.
Segar, n, t, p, [1861] 14752
8vo. Title from Bowker.
Army. Rules and articles for the government of the army of Vir-
ginia. Richmond, W, M, Elliott, printer, 1861, 14755
29 p. 24cm.
Commissary department Regulations for the commissary's depart-
ment of the state of Virginia, Richmond: Ritchie & Dunnavant, 1861,
14754
86 p. 8vo. No copy seen. Copy In the Letter library.
General assembly. *A protest offered by the minority, and was re-
fused to be read in the house of delegates of Virginia by the majority.
The minority have concluded to publish it, to let the people see and judge
for themselves, "We most solemnly protest against the further continu-
ance of this session, believing, as we do, that the extraordinary state of
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affairs which caused the governor to call this extra session has long ceased
to exist," etc. [Signed] J. Wilson, W. F, Bayless [and twelve others!
£18611 14755
broadaide. Copy not seen. Title from sale catalogrue of J. W. EldrldKe's
library. — p «>
Medical department Regulations for the medical department of the
army of Virginia. Richmond, Va., Ritchie & Dunnavant, printers. 1861.
14'56
65 p. 8vo.
Quartermaster's department. Regulations for the quartermaster's
department of the state of Virginia. Richmond: Ritchie &, Dunnavant,
1861. 14757
, 86 p. 8vo. No copy seen. Copy In the Letter library.
Railroads. Annual report of the . . . rail road company, for the
year ending September 30, 186 , made to the board of public works of the
state of Virginia. Richmond, Va.: Printed by Ritchie & Dunnavant, 1861.
14758
48 p. 23cm. A blank form of report adopted by the general assembly
March 15, 1856.
CONVENTION AND CONSTITUTION OF 1861
[Debates of the convention of 1861] 14769
The Debates in full begin in the issue of the Enquirer of Feb. 14,
1861, and continue daily. The Debates were never published as a whole
in book form. The Virginia state library has the issues of the Enquirer
through March 16, 1861. The confederate memorial museum has a nle of
the Enquirer for 1861 containing many issues that are not in the Virginia
state library; its file is more nearly complete than that in any other
library of which we have information. The Entjuirer is indispensable for
Oie student of the convention of 1861. The proprietors of the Enquirer had
contracted with the convention to report the Debates. See convention
journal of April 24, 1861. p. 191. The Debates appear also in the DaUy
and Semi-weekly examiner; the file of the Daily examiner for 1861 in the
Virginia state library begins with April 5, and continues with a few num-
bers missing through Dec. 31; the file of the Semi weekly examiner is com-
plete from March 8 to Dec. 31, 1861. Sketches of the Debates appear in
the Dispatch, the file of which for 1861 in the Virginia state library is
almost complete.
[Documents submitted to the convention of 1861] [no title
page no date] 23cm. 14759a
Contents:
1. Communication from executive transmitting credentials of com-
missioners from South Carolina and Mississippi. 8 p. 14760
2. Communication from Hon. Henry L. Benning to the president of
the convention, transmitting his credentials as commissioner from Georgia.
3 p. 14761
3. An ordinance to dissolve the union between the state of Georg:ia
and other states, etc. 3 p. 14762
4. Report of the committee of elections on the returns of the votes
for and against referring the action of the convention to the people. 3 p.
14768
6. Report of the committee of elections showing who are elected
members of the convention. 6 p. 14764
6. An ordinance touching contested elections, passed by the con-
vention Feb. 21, 1861. 8 p. 14765
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7. Communication from the executive, transmitting a report from
the adjutant general, concerning the militia and volunteers of the state. 6 p.
14766
8. Report of the auditor showing the aggregate number of persons
returned delinquent by the sheriffs of the commonwealth, for the non-
payment of taxes for 1860; also the aggregate amount of such taxes. 9 p.
14767
9. Supplementary report from the committee of elections concern-
ing the vote on the question of referring the action of the convention, etc.,
to the people. 6 p. 14768
10. Report from the committee appointed to inquire whether any
movement of arms or men has been made, by the general government, to
any fort or arsenal in or bordering upon Virginia, indicating a purpose
for attack or coercion, and accompanying document. 5 p. 14769
11. Communication from the executive, transmitting a report from
the commissioners appointed to represent this commonwealth, in the con-
ference which convened in Washington city, on the 4th day of February,
1861. 8 p. 14770
12. Communication from John W. Brockenbrou^, addressed to John
Tyler, ex-president of the United States, and George W. Summers. 8 p.
14771
13. Report of the committee to confer with the editors of the Rich-
mond enquirer to ascertain whether the proceedings of the convention
could be published upon a separate sheet without any other matter. 4 p.
14772
14. Population of Virginia according to the 8th census, taken June 1,
1860. 7 p. 14773
15. Communication from a committee on behalf of the conferenco
convention of Maryland. 4 p. 14774
16. Communication from the executive, transmitting communications
from the president of the state convention of Arkansas. 16 p. 14775
17. Report from the committee appointed to wait upon the president
of the United States to ascertain his policy toward the Confederate States,
and the response from the federal executive. 6 p. 14776
18. Resolutions adopted by the "Convention of the people," at Metro-
poUtan hall, in Richmond, April 18, 1861. 5 p. . „ 1*111
19. Report of the committee on the subject of taxation. 3 p. 14778
20. Report in relation to the authority of the federal government
within the limits of this commonwealth. 3 p. 14779
21. Report in relation to the duties of postmasters and ofittcers in
the revenue service. 4 p. ..._,■,. ^*'8*
22. Communication from the executive, nommatmg brigadier gen-
erals and transmitting a statement of the reasons for his action in the case
of General Fauntleroy. 6 p. . . x. j }**°\
23. Communication from the executive, transmitting the. advice of
the council, etc., in regard to the officers of the Virginia navy. 10 p. 14782
24. Communication from the executive, transmitting a statement of
the number and rank of the officers of the provisional army of Virgini^
11 p 14783
' 25. Communication from the executive, transmitting two ordinances
and accompanying papers. 7 p. ., , ^ -^.i. *Ji.
26. Report from the committee on railroad connections with accom-
panying documents. 7 p. ... „ , j. J »»
27. Report of the committee of elections upon the resolution of «l^
Wysor in regard to absent members- 4 p. *V**
28. Second report from the committee on railroad connections. 3 p.
147oT
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29. (Communication from the auditor transmitting a tabular state-
ment showinjr the federal population o£ this commonwealth under census of
1860. 7 p. 14788
30. Report from the committee to reapportion representation in the
congress of the Confederate States. 10 p. 14789
31. Report from the committee on the stores, machinery, and prop-
erty, captured at Harper's Ferry. 11 p. 14790
32. Report of committee on Confederate relations, prescribing the
time for which volunteers are to be mustered into service. [3] p. 14791
33. Report of the select committee on amendments to the constitu-
tion of Virginia. 16 p. 14792
34. Report of the committee on election. 6 p. 1479S
35. Message from the executive with accompanying documents, show-
ing the military and naval preparations for the defense of Virginia. 96 p.
14794
36. Supplemental message from the executive showing the military
and naval preparations for the defence of Virginia. 62 p. 14795
37. Report of the auditor, exhibiting the white, free and slave popu-
lation, and the value of real estate and personal property, arranged by
districts. 10 p. 14796
38. Report of the committee of elections, on the cases of Sherrard
Clemens, Caleb Boggess, and Benjamin Wilson. 3 p. 14797
40. Message from executive, transmitting a report of Wm. H. Peters,
commissioner, appointed by the governor to make an inventory of property
taken from the United States government, at the navy j^ird, Gosport, and
in and near Portsmouth, Virginia. 14798
41. Report of the committee to whom was referred the communica-
tion of the executive, in relation to officers of the army and navy of the
United States, who have resigned and returned to Virginia. 3 p. 14799
42. Communication from the executive, in relation to the movement
of troops in northwestern Virginia. 3 p. 14800
43. Communication from the executive, transmitting reports from
Col. Charles Dimmock and Lt. Col. Charles H. Burton, in reference to the
stores, machinery, etc. at Harper's Ferry. 8 p. 14801
44. Communication from the executive, submitting an advice of
council, in relation to the manufacture of gunpowder. 6 p. 14802
45. Communication from the executive, submitting an advice of
council, relative to connections with several railroads in the state. 5 p.
14803
46. Communication from the executive, in response to a resolution
of the convention, as to number and names of aides to the governor. 4 p.
14804
47. Communication from the executive, returning the nomination of
Francis L. Thomas, with accompanying documents. 7 p. 14805
48. Communication from the executive, transmitting a list of ves-
sels employed by Virginia, as reported by Captain S. Barron. 5 p. 14806
49. Communication from the executive, returning the nomination
of Alfred Beckley, as colonel of volunteers. 6 p. 14807
50. Communication from the executive, transmitting^ the nomination6
of Benjamin S. Ewell, John A. Campbell and William Smith as colonels of
volunteers. 3 p. 14808
51. Communication from the executive, transmitting the nomination
of Richard Thomas Zarvona, as colonel of volunteers. 3 p. 14809
52. Communication from the executive, transmitting a communica-
tion from Hon. L. P. Walker, secretary of war, in relation to the time of
service of the volunteer forces of Virginia. 6 p. 14810
53. Communication from the executive, transmitting a communica-
tion from Hon. L. P. Walker, secretary of war. Note: Title page reads
Ik P. Walker, but communication is from J. P. Benjamin. 14810a
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54. Communication from the president of the Confederate States,
transmitting the credentials of Hon. Alexander H. Stephens. 5 p. 14811
Journal of the acts and proceedinsrs of a sreneral convention
of the state of Virginia, assembled at Richmond, on Wednesday,
the thirteenth day of February, eighteen hundred and sixty-one,
Richmond, Wyatt M, Elliott, printer, 1861. 14812
459. xii p. 23Vicm.
Bound with the above In the Virginia state library copy are the foUow-
\ng:
Appendix to the journal, commencing with a journalized record of
the proceedings in committee of the whole upon federal relations. 136 p.
14813
Portions of journal of secret session of the convention, withheld
from publication at its session ending May 1, 1861. 30 p. 14814
Portions of journal of adjourned secret session of the convention,
withheld from publication at its session, ending June 1, 1861. p. [33]-44.
14815
Portions of journal of second adjourned secret session of the con-
vention, withheld from publication at its session, ending Nov. 27, 1861.
p. [46r-48. 14816
Ordinances adopted by the convention of Virginia, in secret session,
in April and May, 1861. [31] p. 14817
Ordinances adopted by the convention of Virginia, at the adjourned
session, in June and July, 1861. p. [33] -53. 14818
Ordinances adopted by the convention of Virginia, at the adjourned
Bession, in November and December, 1861. p. [57] -67. 14819
Partial report from the committee on federal relations, presented
March 9, 1861. 9 p. 14820
Substitute for the report of the committee on federal relations, pre-
sented by Mr. Wise, March 9, 1861. 11 p. 14821
Substitutes for report of the committee on federal relations pre-
sented by Messrs. Harvie, Barbour, Baldwin, Wickham, Goggin. 14822
Resolutions submitted by Mr. Burley, March 16, 1861. 5 p. 14823
Report of the committee on federal relations, proposing amendments
to the constitution of the United States. 5 p. 14824
Substitute for the report, presented by Mr. Carlile, March 21, 1861.
8 p. 14825
Substitute for first section of the report, presented by Mr. Boyd.
March 21 1861. 14826
Resolution submitted by Mr. Wilson, March 21, 1861. 1 p. 14827
Substitute for report of committee on federal relations, by Mr. Hall,
March 26, 1861. 29 p. , j , , .• *^*?P
Substitute for the report of the committee on federal relations, sub-
mitted in committee of the whole, March 27, 1861. 4 P. 14829
Amendments to last report of committee on federal relations, pre-
sented by Mr. Wise, March 29, 1861. 9 p. ..km I*®E?
Amendment to 14th resolution of report, presented by Mr. Scott,
Substitute for report, presented by Mr. Early, April 2, 1861. 3 p.
14832
Amendment by way of addition to report presented by Mr. ^yso^
'* Plan no." 1, 'substitute for report, presented by Mr. Wise, April 13,
1861 13 D 14834
* Plan no. 2, substitute for entire report, presented by Mr. Wise, April
18, 1861, 3 p.
14835
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Amendment by way of addition to the entire report, presented by
Mr. Speed. April 13, 1861. 4 p. 14836
r56 Ordinances proposedl 14836a
Bill of rights and proposed amended constitution reported by the com-
mittee appointed to consider amendments of the constitution of Virginia,
presented June 19, 1861. 48 p. 14837
Virginia bill of rights, passsed June 12, 1776, adopted without alter-
ation by the convention of 1829-30, and re-adopted, with amendments, by
the convention of 1850-51, and now re-adopted as passed June 12, 1776.
Richmond, Wyatt M. Elliott, printer, 1861. 5 p. 14838
New constitution of the commonwealth of Virginia, adopted by the
state convention, sitting in the city of Richmond, on the 5th day of De-
cember, 1861. Richmond, Wyatt M. Elliott, printer, 1861. 30 p. 14839
Convention between the commonwealth of Virginia and the
Confederate States of America [entered into and agreed to in
the city of Richmond, 24th day of April, 1861. To which are
added the ordinances adopted by the convention of Virginia at
the adjourned session in June and July, 1861] 14840
27 p. 8vo.
Title from Morrison, H. A. Catalogue of books collected by L. Z. Leiter.
Interview between President Lincoln and Col. John B. Bald-
win, April 4th, 1861. Statements and evidence. Staunton, Va..
Spectator job office, D. E. Strasburg, printer, 1866. 14841
28 p. gvo.
Contains statements and testimony of Col. Baldwin, John F. Lewis, John
M. Botts. H. W. Thomas, George W. Summers, John Janney, A. H. H. Stuart,
Samuel Price, Robert Whitehead.
The new constitution of Virginia. Proposed for adoption,
by the convention. 1861. [n. p.] 14842
32 p. gvo.
Official copy attested by the governor. Copy in the library of the Con-
federate memorial literary society.
The new constitution of Virginia with the amended bill of
rights as adopted by the reform convention of 1850-51, and
amended by the convention of 1860-61. 14843
29 p. 8vo.
Bound with Acts of Virg-inia, passed at adjourned session, 1863. Also
issued separately.
Ordinance of secession, [adopted by the convention of Vir-
ginia, April 17, 1861, and promulgated by a proclamation of the
governor, April 24, 1861] 14844
8 p. 8vo.
Title ffom Morrison, H. A. Catalogue of books collected by Li. Z. L.eit<rr.
An ordinance to amend the constitution [concerning taxa-
tion] 14846
(In Appendix to Acts of 1861. p. 31.)
Ordinance to amend the constitution of Virginia on the sub-
ject of taxation, [n. p.] [1861?] 14846
8 p. 12mo.
Copy in library of the Confederate memorial literary society.
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534 BuUetin Virginia. State Library [Letcher, Gov.
Ordinances adopted by the convention of Virginia in secret
session, in April and May, 1861. Richmond, Wyatt M. Elliott,
1861. 14847
24 p. 8vo'.
Title from Morrison. H. A. Catalogrue of books collected by U. Z. Letter.
Ordinances adopted by the convention of Virginia, in secret
session, in April and May, 1861. 14848
46 p. 8vo.
Appendix to Acts, 1861.
Ordinances adopted by the convention at the adjourned
session^n June and July, 1861. n. p. n. d. 14849
49-73 p. 8vo.
.Appendix to Acts, 1861.
Ordinances adopted by the convention of Virginia, at the
adjourned session in November and December, 1861. 14850
11 p. 8vo.
Appendix to Acts. Extra session, 1862. Also issued separately. Copy In
the library of the Confederate memorial literary society.
Partial report from' the committee on federal relations,
presented March 9, 1861. 14851
37 p. 8to.
Title from Morrison, H. A. Catalognie of books collected by L. Z. I^eiter.
Resolutions adopted by the Virginia state convention, July
1, 1861. 14852
1 p. 8vo.
Bound with Appendix. Ordinances . . . April & May, 1861.
Speeches
■ Speech of John S. Carlile ... in the Virginia state convention,
delivered March 7. 1861. Richmond, Printed at the Whig book and job
office, 1861. 14853
29 p. 26cm.
Speech of William L. Goggin, of Bedford, on federal relations, in the
convention of Virginia, on the 26th and 27th February, 1861. Richmond,
Printed at the Whig book and job office, 1861. 14854
31 p. 22Hcm.
Speech of George W. Richardson, of Hanover, in Committee of the
whole, on the report of the committee on federal relations, in the conven-
tion of Virginia, April 4, 1861. Richmond, Printed at the Whig book and
job office, 1862. 14855
.32 p. 21%cm.
* Speech of Mr, Timothy Rives, of Prince George and Surry, in the
Virginia state convention, on the 29th March, 1861, the report of the com-
mittee on federal relations being under consideration in committee of the
whole. Richmond, Chas. H. Wynne, [1861] 14856
30 p. 8vo.
Speech of Joseph Segar, esq., of the York district, delivered in the
house of delegates of Virginia, March the 30th, 1861, on the resolutions
of the senate, directing the governor of Virginia to seize, by military force,
the U. S. guns at Bellona arsenal, and on the secession of Virginia. [Rich-
mond ? 1861] 14857
23 p. 21cm.
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Speech of Hon. George W. Summers, on federal relations in the Vir-
ginia convention, delivered March 11, 1861. Richmond, Printed at the
WUs book and job office, 1861. 14858
29 p. 26cni. Omits portions of the speech.
[Speech of John Tyler, May 18th, 18611 14859
Speech delivered by Waitman T. Willey, of Monongalia, on Mr.
Moore's resolutions on federal relations, in the Convention of Virginia,
March 2, 1861. Richmond, Printed at the Whig book and job office, 1861.
14860
23 p. 22 X ISHcm.
Speech delivered by Waitman T. Willey, of Monongalia, on Mr,
Moore's resolutions on federal relations, in the Virginia convention, March
4th, 1861. Richmond, Chas. H. Wynne, 1861. 14861
16 p. 23cin.
For additional references to this convention see A bibliography of
the conventions and constitutions of Virginia, by E. G. Swem, in the Vir-
ginia state library bulletin, v. 3, no. 4, Oct. 1910.
1861/62
Journals .
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virsrinia
for the session of 1861-2. Richmond : William F. Ritchie, pub-
lic printer. 1861. 14862
382 p. 8vo.
Session begran Dec. 2, 1861 and ended March 31, 1882. James L. Kemper,
[Rules] : p. 4-60. 1486S
[Report of special committee relative to extravagant prices and mode
of relief] : p. 28, 29. 14864
[Proposed resolutions relative to Gen. Joseph E. Johnston]: p. 74,
75, 117. 14865
[Proceedings of the house relative to the death of John Tyler]: p.
90-92, 95. 14866
[Report of committee relative to the charges made by The Examiner
against the superintendent of the penitentiary] : p. 217. 14867
Members of the house of delegates, 1861-62: p. 355, 356. 14868
Index: p. 357-382.
Message of the governor of Virginia, and accompanying documents.
Richmond: WDliam F. Ritchie, public printer. 1861. Doc. no. 1. 14869
xxlv p. John Letcher, grovernor. Messagre dated Dec. 2, 1861. Bound
as appendix to the Journal of the regular session, 1861-62.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia : be-
gun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Monday,
the second day of December, in the year one thousand eight hun-
dred and sixty-one. Being the eighty-fifth year of the common-
wealth. Richmond: James E. Goode, senate printer. 1861.
14870
334. [1] p. 23cm.
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686 BtiUeUn Virginia State Libraary [Letcher,. Gov.
Session began Dec. 2, 1861 and ended March 31, 1862. Robert L. Mon-
tasrue, lieutenant grovernor, president.
[Rules and resulations] : p. 3-9. 14871
Message of vae governor, John Letcher] : p. 9-25. 14872
Letter of the governor announcing the death of John Tyler, and res-
olutions of house of delegates relative to John Tyler] : p. 88, 89. 14873
Members of the senate who served Dec. 2, 1861 to March 31, 1862.
14874
[Documents] :
Communication from the governor of Virginia in relation to fire at
Dibrell's warehouse, December 5, 1861. Doc. no. 1. 14875
7 p.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections on the senatorial
vacancies, December 9, 1861. Doc. no. 2. 14876
3 p.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections on an executive
communication, December 9, 1861 [relative to senatorial vacancies] Doc.
no. 3. 14877
3 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia relative to the com-
pletion and connection of certain railroads, December 16, 1861. Doc. no. 4.
14878
27 p. Includes Letter of Charles B. Flsk relative to Covingrton and Ohio
railroad; Proceedln^rs of R. F. & P. railroad company. May 30, 1856; Report
of A. Worrall relative to a railway connectingr the R. F. & P. and the Orange
and Alexandria railroads.
Communication from the governor of Virginia enclosing resolutions
of state of Tennessee relative to opening southern ports, December 16, 1861.
Doc. no. 6. 14879
7 p.
Communication from the governor of ^he state relative to reprieves,
pardons, &c. December 18, 1861. Doc. no. 6. 14880
14 p.
Report of the joint committee appointed to visit the Confederate
authorities in regard to supply of salt, December 20, 1861. Doc. no. 7.
14881
8 p.
Report of the president of the board of visitors of the Virginia mili-
tary institute, December 20, 1861. Doc. no. 8. 14882
5 p.
Report of the board of visitors of the Vir8:inia military institute to
the governor of Virginia, December 21, 1861. Doc. no. 9. 14883
GO p. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
Communication from the first auditor transmitting tobacco warehouse
statement in response to senate resolution, December 21, 1861. Doc. no. 10.
14884
14 p.
This is a useful summary, the data in some cases going back to the
close of the revolution.
Communication enclosing resignation of John H. Claiborne, the sen-
ator from sixth district, January 6, 1862. Doc. no. 11. 14885
6 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting joint res-
olutions of the general assembly of Georgia opposing reconstruction of the
late union, January 6, 1861. Doc. no. 12. 14886
11 p.
Report of the Virginia paymaster general to the governor, January
11, 1862. Doc. no. 13. 14887
8 p. Henry Hill, paymaster general.
Report of the acting chief engineer of Virginia with accompanying
documents, January 13, 1862. Doc. no. 14. 1488S
30 p. E. D. T. Myers, acting chief engineer.
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Commumcation [from the office of Indian affaira, Confederate States]
relative to certain Indian tribes, etc. of the Confederate States, January 16,
1862. Doc. no. 15. 14889
7 p.
Report of the special joint committee relative to supply of salt, Janu-
ary 21. 1862. Doc. no. 16. - 14890
6 p.
Communication from the paymaster general of Virginia forces re-
sponsive to senate resolution, January 22. 1862. Doc. no. 17. 14891
8 p. Henry Hill, paymaster general.
Communication relative to interment of Hon. John Tyler in Holly>
wood cemetery, January 23, 1862. Doc. no. 18. 14892
7 p.
Resolutions of the congress of Confederate States relative to bound-
aries of Virginia, January 23, 1862. Doc. no. 19. 14893
5 p.
Commumcation from J. P. Benjamin, secretary of war, relative to
Indian trust funds, January 28, 1862. Doc. no. 20. 14894
16 p.
Report of the joint committee on the second auditor's office, February
3, 1862. Doc no. 21. 14895
3 p.
Report of the joint committee on the auditor's office, February 3, 1862.
Doc no. 22. 14896
3 p.
Communication from the governor of the commonwealth relative to
state arms, February 4, 1862. Doc. no. 23. 14897
45 n. Includes correspondence of C. Dimmock, John Letcher, J. P. Ben-
jamin, B. G. Baldwin, Turner Asbby, P. G. Cofhlan, A. T. Bledsoe, G. W. Dues-
berry, Jr.
Report of the joint committee on the treasurer's office, February 6,
1862. Doc. no. 24. 14898
5 p.
Communication from the auditor of pifblic accounts responsive to sen-
ate resolution, February 6, 1862. Doc. no. 25. 14899
9 p.
Commimication from the board of public works [relative to the com-
pletion of the Covington & Ohio railroad] in response to senate resolution,
February 11, 1862. Doc. no. 26. 14900
10 p. Includes Letters of C. B. Fisk and W. A. Kuper.
Communication from the governor relative to better organization for
the defence of Virginia cities, February 11, 1862. Doc. no. 27. 14901
4 p.
Tabular bank statement, February 11, 1862. [Made up from reports
of the banks of this commonwealth of January 1, 1862, as required by act
of assembly] Doc. no. 28. 14902
6 p.
Special report of the superintendent of the Virginia military institute
to the adjutant general, February 12, 1862 [with list of cadets] Doc. no. 29.
14903
19 p. P. H. Smith, superintendent.
Communication from [Henry Hill] the Virginia paymaster general re-
sponsive to senate resolution, February 12, 1862. Doc. no. 30. 1490 1
16 p.
Communication from the president of the auditing board of Virginia
with accompanying documents, February 16, 1862. Doc. no. 31. 14905
27 p. Includes correspondence of L. R. Smoot, acting: quartermaster
freneral, Virgrinia forces, and A. C. Myers, acting: quartermaster general, Con-
ederate States.
Communication from the president of the convention of North Caro-
lina transmitting ordinance of that body [to incorporate the Piedmont rail-
road company] February 15, 1862. Doc. no. 32. 14906
17 p.
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Communication from [Henry Hill] the Virginia paymaster general
charging Colonels John Snyder and A. U. Bailey with defrauding the state,
February 19, 1862. Doc. no. 33. 14907
32 p.
Report of the joint committee on the register's office, February 19,
1862. Doc. no. 34.. 14908
5 p.
Report of the joint committee on the executive expenditures, Febru-
ary 25, 1862. Doc. no. 35. 14909
26 p.
Communication from the governor transmitting resolutions of rail-
road convention relative to protection of bridges, etc., February 25, 1862.
Doc. no. 86. 14910
7 p.
Report of the select committee on the communication of the governor
relative to certain exemptions, &c, March 8, 1862. Doc. no. 37. 14911
3 p.
Report of the joint committee on the public library, March 12, 1862
[including report of librarian, G. W. Munford, for two preceding fiscal
years, Nov. 1861] Doc. no. 38. 14912
21 p. Includes report and letters of Alexandre Vattemare, agent for
International exchange.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections on the qualifica-
tion of certain senators, March 13, 1862. Doc. no. 39. 1491S
6 p.
Report of the joint committee on the bonds of public officers, March
18, 1862. Doc. no. 40. 14914
8 p.
Report of the joint committee on a plan of proceedins:s to be adopted
in the trial of Judge Pitts, Mareh 9, 1862. Doc. no. 41. 14915
6 p.
Report of the joint committee appointed to visit the Eastern lunatic
asylum, with accompanying documents, March 21, 1862. Doc. no. 42. 14916
13 p.
Returns of provisions, small stores and clothing, at the Gosport navy
yard, April 1861, March 31, 1862. Doc. no. 43. 14917
IS D-
Communication from the auditor of public accounts transmitting list
of residents of the United States who own land in Virginia, &c. March 31.
1862. Doc. no. 44. 14918
Supplemental report of the joint committee on the first auditor's
office, March 31, 1862. Doc. no. 45. 14919
3 p.
Index. 34 p.
Annual Reports and Other Documents
Messagre from the governor of Virgrinia and accompanying
documents. Richmond: William F. Ritchie, public printer
l^^l" 14920
^ ^P A volumes. 8vo. volume 1 contains documents 1-6- volume 2 a/>«..
Slfi"*,Si;".5 except 14 and 17; volume 3, document 14rvolGm4 4? d^Sment I?"
volume 5, documents 18-68, 1-4. -uvuuicut n,
[Governor's] message, December 2, 1861. p". iii-xxiv. Appendix to the
governor's message, 1861, containing: (1) Letter [dated May 3, 18611 from
Wm. W. Crump relative to the attitude of Governor Hicks of Marvland to
the cause of the Southern states, p. 3-4. (2) Letter [dated Nov 9 18611
of Henry HUl, paymaster general of Virginia forces transmitting "reports
made by the different Virgima paymasters, showing the volunteer force
of Virgmia m the field, and paid to the 30th June, 1861; also amount of
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money paid." p. 6-7. (3) Letter [dated Mav 16, 1861] from Wm. W.
Crump. (4) Proclamation by the governor of Virginia to the people of
northwestern Virginia, p. 9-10. (5) Letter [dated September 17, 1861]
from C. G. Memminger, secy, of treasury, C. S. A., transmitting copy of "an
act to audit the accounts oi: the respective states against the Confederacy."
p. 11-12. (6) Letter [dated November 5, 1861] from George Minor, com-
mander C. S. N., relative to establishing artificial nitre beds in evei^ county
in Virginia, and enclosing copy of said Minor's letter to Dr. A. Snowden
Kggot and Dr. Piggot's reply in which is outlined a method for producing
nitre, p. 13-16. Doc. no. 1. 14921
John L«tcber, Kovernor.
A synopsis of the funds of the commonwealth, year ending September
30, 1860 [and September 30, 1861] Doc. no. 2. 14922
6, 6 p.
A synopsis of the financial condition of the treasury, year ending Sep-
tember 30, 1860 [and September 30, 1861] Doc. no. 3. 14923
5. 5 p.
' Synopsis of the financial condition of the fund for internal improve-
ment and sinking and literary funds, September 30, 1860 [and September
30, 1861] Doc. no. 4. 14924
12. 11 p.
Biennial report of the auditor of public accounts, 1860 and 1861. Doc.
no. 5. 14925
696 p. J. M. Bennett, auditor.
Report of the treasurer of Virginia 1860 and 1861. Doc. no. 6. 14926
26 p. J. S. Calvert, treasurer.
Second auditor's report on the state of the literary fund for the year
1860 [and 1861] and proceedings of the school commissioners in the differ-
ent counties, September 30, 1859 [and September 30, 1860] Doc. no. 7. .
14927
102 p. Wm. A. Honcure, 2d auditor.
Second auditor's report to the general assembly of Virginia, transmit-
ting the accounts of the fund for internal improvement of the sinking fund,
and of the debt and resources of the state, 1859-60 and 1860-61. Doc. no. 8.
14928
63 p.
Report of the dean of the faculty of the Medical college of Virginia,
1860 and 1861. Doc. no. 9. 14929
12 p. L>. S. Joynes, dean.
Report of the adjutant general year ending September 30, 1860. Vir^
ginia military institute [annual return] Report of the superintendent of
the armory, September 30, 1860. Report of the adjutant general, year
ending September 30, 1861. Report of the colonel of ordnance, September
30, 1861. Report of the captain of the public guard, September 30, 1861.
Doc. no. 10. 14930
31, 32 p. W. H. Richardson, adjutant general. Charles DImmock,
superintendent of the armory, colonel of ordnance, captain of the publie
guard.
Report of the board of directors of the Virginia military institute,
July 1860; semi-annual examination, January 1861; report of the board
of visitors of the Virginia military institute, July 1861. Doc. no. 11. 14931
79, 31, 59 p. Francis H. Smith, superintendent. Includes corresnond-
ence with W. C. Rives relative to donation of W. N. Mercer; merit roll.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, June
30, 1861. Doc. no. 12. 14932
69 p. Thomas J. Randolph, rector. Includes catalogue of the 37th ses-
sion, 1860-61.
Annual report of the board of directors of the penitentiary institu-
tion, year ending September 30, 1860 [and 1861] Doc. no. 13. . 14933
[82] p. James P. Pendleton, superintendent.
Bank statements. [Quarterly statements of condition of the follow-
ing banks: Bank of Berkeley, 1860 and 1861; Bank of Charleston, 1860
and 1861; Bank of commerce, 1860 and 1861; Bank of the commonwealth.
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t I860 and 1861; Bank of Howardsville, 1860 and 1861; Bank of the Old
Dominion, 1860 and 1861; Bank of Philippi, 1860 and 1861; Bank of Rock-
bridge, 1860 and 1861; Bank of Rockingham, 1860 and 1861; Bank of Scotts-
ville, 1860 and 1861; Bank of the Valley in Virginia, 1860 and 1861; Bank
of Virginia, 1860 and 1861; Bank of Winchester, 1860 and 1861; Central
bank of Virginia, 1860 and 1861; Danville bank, 1860 and 1861; Exchange
bank of Virginia, 1860 and 1861; Fairmont bank, 1860 and 1861; Farmers
bank of Fincastle, 1860 and 1861; Farmers bank of Virginia, 1860 and 1861;
Merchants bank of Virginia, 1860 and 1861; Merchants and mechanics bank
of Wheeling, 1860 and 1861; Monticello bank, 1860 and 1861; Northwestern
bank, 1860 and 1861; Southwestern bank, 1860 and 1861; Traders bank,
1860 and 1861; Bank of Petersburg, 1861; Bank of Pittsylvania, 1861;
Bank of Richmond, 1861] Doc. no. 14. 14934
756, 688 p.
Report of the superintendent of public edifices, 1859-60 and 1860-61.
Doc. no. 15. 14935
4 p. Samuel Freeman, superintendent.
Report of the commissioners of the sinking fund, 1859-60 and 1860-61.
Doc. no. 16. 14936
11 p. S.OOO copies printed.
Annual reports of internal improvement companies to the board of
public works, year ending September 30, 1860. Doc. no. 17. 14937
653, vili, 622 p.
Biennial report of the board of public works to the general assembly
of Virginia, 1859-60 and 1860-61. Doc. no. 17. 14938
XXV, 254, 317 p.
Biennial report of the board of directors of the Eastern lunatic
asylum for the fiscal years 1859-60 and 1860-61. Doc. no. 18. 14939
31 p. John M. Oalt superintendent.
Report of the president and board of directors of the Western lunatic
asylum, for the fiscal years 1869-60 and 1860-61. Doc. no. 19. 14940
61 p. PYancis T. Stribling. superintendent.
Accounts of the deaf, dumb and blind institution, year ending Septem-
ber 30, 1860. Doc. no. 20. 14941
16 p.
Report of the board of visitors of the deaf, dumb and blind institu-
tion, for fiscal years ending September 30, 1860 and 1861. Doc. no. 21.
14942
25 p. J. C. M. Merillat, principal.
Report of the weighmaster of live stock, 1860 and 1861. Doc. no. 22.
14943
7 p. W. N. Newman, welKhmaster.
Report of the attorney general, 1860-61. Doc. no. 24. 14944
5 p. J. R. Tucker, attorney general.
Report of Wm. H. Peters, commissioner, appointed by the governor
to make an inventory of property taken from the U. S. government, at
the navy yard, Gosport, and in and near Portsmouth, Virginia. Doc. no. 25,
14945
137 p. Inventory of musket machinery taken at Harpers Ferry and
now In the armory at Richmond: p. 101-117; Inventory of rifle machinery
sent to FayettevlUe. North Carolina: p. 123-137.
A list of mining and other companies, incorporated by the circuit
and county courts. Doc. no. 26. 14946
5 p.
Ordinance relative to filling vacancies in the present legislature.
. Doc. no. 27. 14947
5 p.
Communication relative to fire at Dibrell's warehouse, &c., &c., &c.
Doc. no. 28. 14948
7 p.
Report on the subject of the vacant seats in the house of delegates.
Doc. no. 29. 14949
5 p.
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Report relative to extrayagant pripea and mode of relief. Doc. no. 30.
14te0
* p.
Resolution relative to supplying vacancies in the house of delegates.
Doc. no. 31. 14951
3 p.
Resolutions of the council of Petersburg [relative to railroads] &c.
&c., &c Doc. no. 32. 14952
3 p.
Memorial relative to filling vacancies in the present legislature. Doc.
no. 33. 14953
8 p. Slrneit by C. W. Russell, A. F. Haymond, O. D. Camden, W. L.
Jackson, R. Johnston.
Communication relative to appointment of Virginia officers lately in
the United States navy. Doc. no. 34. 14954
6 p.
Communication relative to appointment of Virginia officers lately in
the United States army. Doc. no. 35. 14955
6 p.
Governor's communication relative to completion of raUroads, Ac,
&c., &c. Doc. no. 36. 14956
27 p. Includes Letter of C. B. Flsk, In regard to the eastern section
of the Covington and Ohio railroad; Proceedlngrs of R. F. & P. railroad com-
pany, Uajr 30, 1855.
Governor's communication transmitting documents [relative to cot-
ton] from Tennessee, December 1861. Doc. no. 37. 14957
7 p.
Communication from £. Louis Lowe, esq., ex-govemor of Maryland
[relative to Maryland and Confederate States] Doc. no. 38. 14958
6 p.
Report relative to the release of salt held by the Confederate govern-
ment. Doc. no. 39. 14959
8 p.
Communication [from governor] relative to reprieves, pardons, etc.,
1861. Doc. no. 40. 14960
15 p.
Communication relative to an appropriation to the Virginia military
institute, &c., &c., &c. Doc. no. 41. 14961
5 p.
Governor's communication transmitting documents [asserting belief
in the final separation of the Confederate States from the U. S.] from
Georgia, January 1862. Doc. no. 42. 14962
11 p. 300 extra copies printed.
Report relative to resignation of John Gatewood [delegate from
Shenandoah county] &c., &c., &c. Doc. no. 43. 14963
4 p. Oeneral Jackson had refused John Oatewood leave of absence
from the army.
Governor's communication relative to a permanent clerk in the ad-
jutant-general's office. Doc. no. 44. 14964
3 p.
Inventory of property for the various defensive works, &c., &c., &c.
Doc. no. 45. 14965
20 p. Prepared by Edward T. D. Myers, actlngr chief engineer of
Virginia. .,.**,„.. . . »
Joint resolutions relative to jurisdiction of Virgima, &c., &c., &c.
Doc no. 46. 14966
[2] P-
Report of the joint committee [including minority report] appointed
to correspond witili the lessees of the salt works; &c, &c., &c. Doc. no. 47.
14967
^poit relative to subjecting to military duty, alien residents of Vir-
ginia, Ac, Ac, Ac. Doc no. 48. 14968
5 p. This la an opinion of attorney general J. R. Tucker.
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, Statement [from Henry Hill, paymaster general] showing the num-
ber, by companies, of Virginia volunteers who entered service prior to July
1, 1861, &c., &c., &c. Doc. no. 49. 14969
11 p.
Governor's communication [Jan. 22, 1862] relative to purchase of
sections in Hollywood cemetery. [Relative to purchase of ground in
Hollywood cemetery, Richmond, for burial of President Tyler and other
distinguished Virginians] Doc. no. 60. 14970
7 p. 1 fold, sheet (a plot of the ground).
Governor's communication transmitting a resolution of congress,
January 1862. Doc. no. 61. 14971
5 p.
Report relative to withholding payment from judges and other o£5-
cers, &c., &c., &c. Doc. no. 62. 14972
4 p.
Petition protesting against enrolling as militia volunteers now in
service, &c., &c., &c. Doc. no. 53. 14973
4 p.
Report relative to payment of salaries to judges and other ofiRcers,
Ac, &c., &c. Doc. no. 66. 14974
4 p.
Statement of the condition of the banks of the commonwealth, Janu-
ary 1, 1862. Doc. no. 66. 14975
6 p.
Special report [Feb. 4, 1862] of the superintendent of the Virginia
military institute, January 1862. Doc. no. 67. 14976
17 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent. Includes list of cadets.
Governor's communication, transmitting documents from auditing
board Tsundry papers from the acting quartermaster general of Virginia,
L. R. Sinoot, to the quartermaster general of the Confederate States; also
proclamation of the governor June 6, 1861] &c., &c., &c. Doc. no. 58.
14977
19 p.
Governor's communication transmitting documents from North Caro-
lina, 1862 [relative to the incorporation of the Piedmont railroad company]
&c., &c., &c. Doc. no. 69. 14978
16 p.
Governor's communication, transmitting documents from paymaster
general [Henry Hill] of the Virginia forces. Doc. no. 60. 14979
22 p.
Report of the joint committee on executive expenditures, 1862. Doc.
no. 61. 14980
25 p.
Governor's communication transmitting report of General [William
B.] Taliaferro, of April 23, 1861 [relative to the situation at Norfolk]
Doc. no. 62. • 14981
8 p.
Resolutions relative to the destruction of cotton and tobacco, March
11, 1862. • Doc. no. 63. 14982
3 p.
Report [including minority report] as to the number constitutmg a
majority elected to each house of the general assembly, March 11, 1862.
Doc. no. 64. 14983
5, 9 p.
Report of the joint committee on the public library, 1860-61 [with
report of the secretary of the commonwealth to the joint library commit-
tee] Doc. no. 66. 14984
19 p. a. W. Munford, secretary of the commonwealth and librarian.
Includes correspondence with Alexandre Vattemare, relative to International
Report of the joint committee on the penitentiary, March 1862. Doc
no. 66. 1*985
3 p.
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Report of the joint committee to examine the bonds of public officers,
March 1862. Doc. no. 67. 14986
3 p.
Returns of provisions, small stores and clothing, at the Gosport navy
yard, April 1861. Doc. no. 68. 14987
16 p.
Message of the governor of Virginia [May 5, 1862] and accompany-
ing documents. Richmond: William F. Ritchie, public printer. 1862. Doc.
no. 1. 14988
xlil p. John Letcher, srovernor.
The message and documents 1 to 4 of the extra (May) session of
1862 are usually found in the bound volume of documents of the session
beginning Dec. 2, 1861. The message, but without documents, is also
found after the journal of the extra (May) session. See no. 15015.
Appendix to the governor's message, 1862. [Abstracts of returns of
militia enrolled under act of February 8, 1862 and returns of 593 companies
of active volunteer force under act of February 10, 1862, to this date. A
report by the adjutant general, W. H. Richardson] Doc. no. 1. 14989
23 p. Incrudes also A statement of arms, accoutrements, etc., issued
by the ordnance department of Virginia, April 29, 18G2; Statement of conspir-
acy of convicts in the penitentiary.
Report [by the auditor] relative to the assessment of taxes on prop-
erty of corporations, &c., &c., &c. Doc. no. 2. 14990
7 p.
Report relative to the purchase of salt, &c., &c., &c. Doc. no. 3.
14991
6 p. Includes correspondence with Stuart, Buchanan & company, les-
■eea of the Preston and King: salt works.
Report of the joint committee on the subject of the defence of the
city of Richmond, &c., &c., &c. Doc. no. 4. 14992
« p.
Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of the state of Virginia,
passed in 1861-2, in the eighty-sixth year of the commonwealth.
Richmond : William F. Ritchie, public printer. 1862, 14993
182 p. 23cm. '
Resolutions: p. 143-169. 14994
Separate election precincts: p. 161-166. 14995
Terms of courts: p. 167-169. 14996
Receipts and disbursements for fiscal year ending Sep. 30, 1861.
14997
[Sketches of the acts of the general assembly of Virginia
passed at the session beginning Dec. 2, 1861. Richmond : Will-
iam F. Ritchie, public printer. 1862] 14998
No copy seen. Authorized by resolution of March 2, 1(46, and March 22,
1S51.
Sepmute Documents; Miscellanea
Ardiives. [State papers, 1861] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 11, 1836-1869, p. 105-202. 1893. 14999
Finance. Financial statement and suggestions relative to defects in
the revenue laws, by J. M. Bennett, auditor of public accounts. 1861.
15000
104 p. 8vo. Copy not seen. Title from Bowker.
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Governor. Proclamation of governor of Virginia, submitting the or-
dinance of secession to the people of Virginia for ratification. Richmond,
Dec. 12, 1861. 15001
Title from Wynne's catalogue: p. 34.
James river and Kanawha canaL [Twenty-seventh annual report of
the president to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company,
together with the proceedings of the stockholders at their twenty-seventh
annual meeting in October, 1861 . . . Richmond, 1861] 15002
Copy not seen.
Public works. Biennial report of the board of public works to the
general assembly of Virginia. [With the accompanying documents, includ-
mg returns and reports of internal improvement companies for the years
1860 and 1861] 1859-60 & 1860-61. 15003
XXV. 554, vlll, 622. 254, 317 p. 23cm.
Pulaski Springs company. Report, October, 1862. p. 418 of first part.
Revision of laws. Selections from the reports of the revisors, illus-
trating provisions of the code of Virginia [of 1849] Edited by Alexander
H. Sands of Richmond, Va. J. W. Randolph: Richmond. 1861. 15004
2 p. 1., 331 p. 8vo. Title from Mr. T. L. Cole of Washington, D. C. _
University of Virginia. Catalogue of the University of Virginia.
Session of 1860-'61. Richmond, Va. Chas. H. Wynne, printer, 94 Main
atreet 1861. 15005
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Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia, for the extra
session, 1862. Richmond: William F. Ritchie, public printer.
1862. 15006
73 p. 8vo.
Session be^an April 1, 18S2 and ended May 19, 1862, with a recess from
April 2nd to May 6th.
[Proclamation of the governor calling the session] : p. 3. 150O7
[Resolutions of Mr. Willoughby Newton on the condition of the coun-
try]: p. 16-18. . 15008
[Memorial from A. S. Pulton, David McComas, G. D. Camden and
Evermont Ward relative to better protection for southwest Virgfinia] : p.
26, 27. 15009
[Report of joint committee. Wood Bouldin and John Robertson, rela-
tive to conference with the president of the Confederate States on the
subject of the defence of Richmond]: p. 43. 15010
Addenda: Secret sessions of May 9, 12. 14, 1862: p. 61-68. 15011
[Report of John Robertson and Wyndham Robertson, joint committee,
in relation to the defences of Richmond and Petersburg along the James and
Appomattox rivers] : p. 61, 62. 15012
A bill to authorize the governor of Virginia to co-operate with the
Confederate government in and about the defences of Richmond and Peters-
burg: p. 63. ISOin
[Letter from governor relative to penitentiary] : p. 64. 1501 1
Index: p. 69-73.
Message of the governor of Virginia and accompanying documents.
Richmond: William F. Ritchie, public printer. 1862. Doc. no. 1. 15015
xlii p John Letcher, governor. Message is dated May 5, 1862 and Is
bound as an appendix to the Journal of the session beginning April 1, 1862.
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Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virjrinia:
begun and held at tiie capitol in the city of Richmond, on Tues-
day, the first day of April, in the year one thousand eight hun-
dred and sixty-two, being tiie eighty-sixth year of the common-
wealth. Extra session. Richmond, James E. Goode, senate
printer, 1862. 15016
152, [1] p. 23cm.
be
Session beran April 1, 1862 and ended March 81, 186S. There were
recesses from April 2 to May 6, 1862, from May 17, to Sep. 15, 1862, and from
Oct. 6. 1862 to Jan. 7, 1863. Robert L. Montasue, president, lieutenant gov-
[Proclamation of the governor, convening the assembly, April 1, 1862] :
P- 3. 15017
[Rules and regulations]: p. 5-11. 15018
[Message of tihe governor, John Letcher]: p. 16-24. 15019
[Report of the joint committee on the condition of the country]:
p. 28-30. 1S020
[Report of Joint committee, John Robertson and Wyndham Robertson.
in regard to the defences of Richmond and Petersburg along the James and
Appomattox 'rivers] : p. 67, 68. 15021
[Letter of the president relative to the obstruction in the James and
Appomattox rivers]: p. 78. 15022
[Proclamation of the governor, Aug. 19, 1862, convening the assembly
on Sep. 15, 1862] : p. 79. 15023
[Message of the governor, John Letcher, Sep. 16, 1862] : p. 80-88.
15024
[Message of the governor, John Letcher, Jan. 7, 1863] : p. 163-182.
15025
[Contract between the state of Virginia and Charles Scott & co., for
» supply of salt] : p. 356, 367, 370-374. 15026
[Report of committee relative to the destruction of tobacco by fire at
public warehouse in Richmond, March 10, 1863] : p. 377-379. 15027
[Proposed contract with Mason & Barman for a supply of salt] : p.
401-403. 15028
[Report of committee on Confederate relations relative to the size
of Virginia companies mustered into the service of the Confederate States] :
p. 423, 424. 15029
[Report of committee relative to the contract with Stuart, Buchanan
&C0., for a supply of salt]: p. 427, 428. 15030
[Protest by John Robertson and James M. Whipple relative to the act
providmg for voting by persons in the military service] : p. 439, 440. 15031
Members of senate who served during the extra sessions beginning the
Ist of April, 1862 and ending March 31, 1863: p. [453] 15032
Documents. Extra sessions, 1862-63.
Appendix to governor's message [Abstracts of returns of the militia
enrolled imder the act of Feb. 8, 1862, and returns of 593 companies of the
active volunteer force imder the act of Feb. 10, 1862, by W. H. Richardson,
adjutant general] [Report of arms, accoutrements, etc., issued by the Vir-
ginia department of ordinance, to April 29, 1862, by C. Dimmock] [Report
on the conspiracy among the convicts in the penitentiary, by J. F. Pendleton,
superintendent] Doc. no. 1. 15033
24 p.
Communication transmitting resignation of Senator H. W. Thomas
from the twenty-fourth district. May 10, 1862. Doc. no. 2. 15034
E p.
Appendix to governor's message [Proposition of Stuart, Buchanan &
CO. relative to salt, Aug. 6, 1862] [Report of the commissioners on the peni-
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tentiary, appointed under the joint resolution of May 16, 1862] [Letter
from Gen. W. W. Loring] [Call of militia between ages of 35 and 45 in
western counties, Aug. 4, 1862] [Proclamation of governor, calling such
militia, Aug. 30, 1862] [Application of clerks of state departments for in-
crease of compensation] [Report of Chas. Dimmock, in charge of state
ordnance, Sep. 10, 1862] Doc. no. 3. 15085
45 p.
Communication transmitting correspondence between state and Con-
federate officers relative to conscription. October 1, 1862. Doc. no. 4.
15036
12 p. Letters of John Letcher, G. W. Randolph. J. H. Nownnan, W. W.
Loring, W. H. Richardson, J. B. Floyd.
Communication relative to members of the house of delegates [Adam
Small, Matthew Harrison] who were taken prisoners by the enemy. October
6, 1862. Doc. no. 5. 15037
5 p.
Appendix to the governor's message [Contract by the governor for
the purchase of salt] [A proclamation by the governor relative to the pur-
chase of salt] [Report of S. B. French, aid-de-camp to the governor, rela-
tive to his contract for salt for the state and the Virginia state line] [Re-
port of quartermaster L. R. Smoot, relative to purchase of salt for Virginia
state line] [Quartermaster general Smoot's letters relative to impressment
of salt, Dec. 12, 1862, and to the transportation of salt, Dec. 24, 1862]
[Report of directors of the penitentiary relative to the escape of three con-
victs] [Compensation of clerks] [Auditor's report relative to forgeries of
warrants in the treasury, Nov. 14, 1862] [Statement of the treasurer rela-
tive to forged warrants] [Report of the attorney general, J. R. Tucker,
relative to the trial of W. P. Rucker] [Correspondence relative to free
negroes] [Official report of Major General John B. Floyd, Dec. 17, 1862J
[Resolutions of Alabama, proposing to the several states of the Confederacy,
to guarantee its war debt] Doc. no. 6. 15038
64 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting communi-
cations from the governors of Georgia and Florida. January 9, 1863. Doc.
no. 7. 15039
12 p.
Communication [from governor of Alabama] relative to transporta-
tion by railroads in the Confederacy. January 10, 1863. Doc. no. 8. 15040
Communication from the governor of Virginia relative to appropria-
tion for Virginia soldiers in the Confederate army. January 12, 1863. Doc.
no. 9. 15041
3 p.
Communication from the governor relative to Abraham Lincoln's
pixHilamation of emancipation [including letter of A. R. Boteler and procla-
mation of Gen. R. H. Milroy] January 20, 1863. Doc. no. 10. 15042
8 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia in response to resolu-
tion of the senate relative to ordnance department. January 20, 1863. Doc.
no. 11. 15048
7 p.
Communication from the board of visitors of the Virginia military
institute [transmitting the semi-annual report of the superintendent for the
Six months ending December 31, 1862 with merit roll] January 23, 1863.
Doc. no. 12. 15044
24 p. P. H. Smith, superintendent.
Communication from the governor of the state relative to reprieves,
pardons, Ac. January 24, 1863. Doc no. 13. 15045
14 p.
Communication from the governor of South Carolina relative to debt
of Confederate Stetes. January 28, 1863. Doc. no. 14. 1504$
7 p.
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Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting copy of
a communication addressed to Abraham Lincoln [relative to the imprison-
ment of Colonel Richard Thomas Zarvona, Captain Daniel Duskey and Lieu-
tenant Jacob Vanner] January 29, 1863. Doc. no. 16. 15<M7
8 p.
Report of the senite committee on Confederate relations relative to
Virginia state line [including letter of James A. Seddon, secretary of war]
February 3, 1863. Doc. no. 16. 15048
6 p.
Communication from the governor relative to Virgrinia state line with
accompanying documents [including a list of officers] February 7, 1863.
Supplements report. February 10, 1863. Doc. no. 17. 15049
35 p. Principally reports and letters of the adjutant general, W. H.
Richardson.
Communication relative to guaranteeing Confederate war debt by
South Carolina. February 16, 1863. Doc. no. 18. 15050
7 p.
Communication relative to Virginia ranger companies in the state
service [including list of officers] February 17, 1863. Doc. no. 19. 15051
8 p.
Communication from the executive of Virginia in regard to state arms,
etc. February 18, 1863. Doc. no. 20. 15052
3 p.
Resolutions of the legislature of North Carolina vindicating her loy-
alty to the Confederate States. February 20, 1863. Doc. no. 21. 15053
7 p. «
Report of the senate military committee in regard to disbursements
of the appropriations to the Virgrima military institute. February 21, 1863.
Doc no. 22. 15054
42 p.
Report of joint committee on salt. Doc. no. 23. 15055
6 p. W. F. Tbompon, James Barbour, committee.
Minority report of salt committee. Matvh 10, 1863. Doc. no. 24.
15056
6 p. J. F. Johnson, B. H. Magruder, Wm. BaskerviUe, Jr.. committee.
Report of the senate select committee relative to national sinking
fund. March 13, 1863. Appendix to report. Doc. no. 25. 15057
' 29 p. Signed by A. J. Marshall, chairman.
&ibstitute of R. A. Coghill for joint resolution of the house relative
to supply of salt. March 14, 1863. Doc. no. 26. 15058
8 p.
Report of the senate select committee to investigate fire at the public
'warehouse and accompanying documents. March 20, 1863. Doc. no. 27.
15059
21 p. Signed by Benjamin N. Nash, chairman.
Communication announcing death of Colonel Charles Blue the peniten-
tiary superintendent. March 23, 1863. Doc. no. 28. 15060
3 p.
Report of the committee on Confederate relations relative to seques-
tration of property. March 26, 1863. Doc. no. 29. 15061
5 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting a letter
from President Davis relative to transportation by railroads. March 26,
1863. Doc. no. 80. 15062
6 p.
Report of joint committee on salt. March 27, 1863. Doc no. 31.
15063
6 p. Signed by R. A. Coghill and H. B. Tomlln.
Index. 44 p.
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Journal of the house of delej^tes of the state of Virginia,
for the called session of 1862. Richmond: William F. Ritchie,
public printer. 1862. 15064
87 p.
Session be^an Sept. 16, 1862 and ended Oct. 6, 1862.
t Proclamation of the governor, convening the assembly] : p. 3. 15065
teport of the committee on Sections [relative to the resignation of
A. 6. JenMns as a representative from Virginia in the house of representa-
tives of the Confederate States, and methods of filling the vacancy] : p. 7, 8.
15066
A bill to suppress the circulation of counterfeit notes within the com-
monwealth: p. 11, 12. 15067
[Resolutions relative to General Lee, General Jackson and General
Johnston] : p. 29. 15068
[Letters from the governor and the adjutant general relative to the
militia in the present war] : p. 47. 48. 15069
[Letter from the president of the Confederate States relative to the
capture and imprisonment of Adam Small of Berkeley, and Matthew Harri-
son of Loudoun, members of the house] : p. 60, 61. 15070
[Letter from the secretary of war relative to Captains Sprigg and
Triplett] : p. 63. 16071
Addenda: Secret sessions of Sept. 20, 22, 23, 24, Oct 1, 2, 3, 1862:
p. 65-71. 15072
Index: p. 78-87.
Message of the governor of Virginia, and accompanying documents.
Richmond: William F. Ritchie, public printer. 1862. Doc. no. 1. 1507S
xlv p. John Letcher, governor. Message is dated Sept. 15, 1862. Bound
as appenduc to Journal of session which met on Sept. 15, 1862.
Note: Journal of the senate for the called session beg^inning Sept. 15,
1862 appears in the volume with the journal beginning April 1, 1862.
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the adjourned session, 1863. Richmond : William F. Ritchie,
public printer. 1863. 16074
321 p. 8vo. >
Session began Jan. 7, 1863 and ended March 31, 1863. Hugh W. Sheffey,
speaker.
[Letter from Dr. Charles Bell Gibson] : p. 71, 72. 15075
[Contract proposed between the joint committee of the senate and
house, and John N. Clarkson, in relation to the supply of salt, March 6,
1863] : p. 202, 203. 15076
[Contract proposed between the joint committee and Charles Scott &
CO., in relation to a supply of salt] : p. 203, 204, 276, 277, 282, 283, 286-288.
15077
[Report of committee as to the exclusive control exercised by the Con-
federate government over the transportation upon raUroads in the state] :
p. 211, 212. 15078
[Resolutions relative to the treatment of cadet William A. Daniel at
the Virginia military institute] : p. 222, 223. 15079
[Contract proposed with Stuart, Buchanan & co., for a supply of salt] :
p. 268, 269, 286, 286. 15080
Members of the house of delegates, 1863: p. 301, 302. 15081
Index, p. 308-821.
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Messaee of the governor of Virginia, and accompanying documents.
Richmond: William F. Ritchie, public printer. 1863. Doc. no. 1. 15082
xxxU p. . John Letcher, g-overnor. MessaKe i« dated Jan. 7. ISSS
Bound as appendix to the Journal of session bevfnninK Jan. 7, 18«3. 260
copies of the messare printed separately.
Note: Journal of the senate for the adjourned session beginning
Jan. 7, 1863 appears in the volume containing Journals of extra session '
(April 1, 1862) and called session (Sept. 15, 1862).
Session Lwws
Acts of the genera] assembly of the state of Virginia,
passed at extra session, 1862, in the eighly-sixtii year of the
commonwealth. Richmond : William F. Ritchie, public printer.
1862. 16083
34 p. SScm.
Contains the acts for the session bealnnina April 1, 1862 and endins
May 19. 1862.
Resolutions: p. 23-82. 15084
Preamble and resolutions in respect to the nature and conduct of the
pending war: p. 27, 28. 15085
[Sketches of the acts of the general assembly of Virginia
passed at the session beginning April 1, 1862. Richmond : Will-
iam F. Ritchie, public printer. 1862] 16086
No copy seen. Authorized by resolution of March >, 1846 and March 23,
1851.
Acts of the general assembly of the state of Virginia,
passed at called session, 1862, in the ei£^1y-seventh year of the
commonwealth. Richmond : William F. Ritchie, public printer.
1862. 16087
86 p. 28cm.
Resolutions: p. 27-29. 15088
This volume includes acts of session Sept 15-Oct. 6, 1862.
[Sketches of the acts of the general assembly of Virginia
Sassed at the session beginning Sept. 15, 1862. Richmond:
/^illiam F. Ritchie, public printer. 1862] 16089
No copy seen. Authorised by resolution of March 2, 1846.
Acts of the general assembly of the state of Virginia,
passed at adjourned session, 1863, in the eighty-seventii year of
tiie commonwealth. Richmond: William F. Ritchie, public
printer. 1863. 16090
154 p. 2Scm.
Contains the acts for the session Jan. 7, 1868-Mar. 81, 1863.
Resolutions: p. 121-180. 15091
Separate election precincts: p. 181-186. 15092
Terms of courts: p. 137-180. 1509S
Digitized by CjOOQIC
550 BvJUetin Virginia State Libraa-y [Letcher, Gov.
Receipts and disbursements fiscal year ending Sep. 30, 1862: p. 140,
141. 15094
Appropriations for fiscal year ending Sep. 30, 1863: p. 142. 15095
[Sketches of the acts of the genferal assembly of Virginia
passed at the session beginning Jan. 7, 1863. Richmond : Will-
iam F. Ritchie, public printer. 1863] 15096
No copy seen. Authorized by resolution of March 2, 1846.
S&pcuraie Documents; Miscellanea
ArchiTes. [State papers, 1862] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 11, 1836-1869, p. 202-238. 1893. 15097
Army. 1. General orders [of adjutant general to carry into effect]
governor's proclamation [in relation to call of the president for 40,000 addi-
tional troops from Virginia] March 10, 1862. 15098
3 p.
Report of colonel of ordnance, Oct. 30, 1862. 15099
16 p. Copy not seen. Title from Bowker.
Constitution of the C S. The constitution of the Confederate States
of America, adopted March 11, 1861. [Richmond, 1862] 1510O
16 p. 23cin. Usually bound with the Acts, extra session, 1862.
Governor. Messages of the governor of Virginia [Dec. 24, 1861-Feb.
23, 1863], published in pursuance of a resolution of the house . . . adopted
March 30, 1863. 1863. 15101
163 p. 8vo. This edition of the Messages from Dec. 24, 1861 to Feb.
23, 1863 not seen. Title from Bowker.
[Governor's communication transmitting letter to the Presi-
dent of the United States. Richmond: Wm. F. Ritchie, printer, 1863] 15102
No copy seen. 100 copies printed. See voucher Dec. 22. 1864. The
voucher states that this was printed on Feb. 13, 1863.
I^Govemor's proclamation, and constitution. To accompany
poll book. Richmond: Ritchie & Dunnavant, printers. Jan. 1862] 15103
No copy seen. 3S00 copies printed. Title from voucher.
James river and Kanawha co. Bill to incorporate the Virginia canal
company and to transfer the rights and franchises of the James river and
Kanawha company thereto. [Senate] n. p. [1862] ? 15104
96 p. 8vo. Copy in New York public library. See act of 1861-62.
[Twenty-eighth annual report of the president to the stock-
holders of the James river and Kanawha company, together with the pro-
ceedings of the stockholders, at their twenty-eighth annual meeting in Octo-
ber, 1862 . . . Richmond, 1862] 1510S
Copy not seen.
Medical college of Virginia. Catalogue of the officers and students of
the Medical college of Virginia, session 1861-62. Richmond, C. H. Wynne's
steam presses. 15106
cover-title. 7, [1] p. 23cm.
1863 (SEPTEMBER)
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the called session of 1863. Richmond : William F. Ritchie,
public printer. 1863. 15107
222 p. 8 vo.
Session began Sept. 7, 1863 and ended Nov. 2, 1863. Hugh W. Shetfer.
apeaker.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1863 (Sept.)] A Bibliography of Virginia 551
[Proclamation of the governor, convening the assembly]: p. 3, 4.
[Rules] : p. 6-11. 15109
[Correspondence relative to the detention of Lieut. Col. Linkous, a
member of the house, by lie Confederate military authorities] : p. 20, 21.
15110
[Report of committee on the recent vote for governor] : p. 30. 15111
Letter from the governor announcing the death of Capt. W. B. New-
ton, a former member of the house] : p. 12B. 15113
[Report of committee on the subject of details for the Confederate
States army, for government and other works] : p. 144, 146, 193-197. 15114
[Letter from the secretary of war relative to the subject of details
by the Confederate government]: p. 170, 171. 15115
[Letter from the governor announcing the death of Gen. Charles Dim-
mock] : p. 174, 176. 15116
[Report of committee relative to the supply of salt] : p. 191, 192.
15117
Members of the house of delegates, 1863-64: p. 207, 208. 15118
Index: p. 209-222.
Message of the governor of Virginia, and accompanying documents.
Richmond: William F. Ritchie, pubUc printer. 1863. Doc. no.- 1.- 15119
zvil p. John Letcher, Kovernor. Messaee is dated Sept. 7, 18$S.
Bound with Journal of session which began Sept. 7, 1863.
Journal of the house of delejrates of the state of Virginia,
begun and held at the capitol in ttie city of Richmond, on Mon-
day, the seventh day of September, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-three, being the eighty-seventh year of
tiie commonwealth. Extra session. Richmond: James E.
Goode, senate printer. 1863. 15120
174, [1] p. 23 cm. Copy in library of M. P. Robinson.
Session began Sep. 7, 1863 and ended Nov. 2, 1863. Robert L. Monta-
Kue> lieutenant grovernor, president.
Proclamation of the governor, convening the assembly] : p. 3, 4. 15121
Message of the governor, John Letcher, Sep. 7, 1863] : p. 6-16. 15122
'Rules and regulations] : p. 17-22, 23, 39-46. 1512S
Report of the returns for the election of governor and lieutenant
governor]: p. 37, 38. 15124
[Report of the committee on finance] : p. 85, 86. 15125
Also printed separately as Doc. no. 4.
[Resolutions on the death of Col. W. T. Patton] : p. 88, 89. 15126
[Letter of the governor, announcing the death of Captain W. B. New-
ton] : p. 106. 15127
S Resolutions proposed relative to the relations with the Confederate
: p. 116-118. 15128
Resolutions proposed and report concerning contract with Stuart,
Buchanan & co., and Charles Scott & co., tot supply of salt] : p. 144, 150-152.
15129
[Message of the governor, announcing the death of Gen. Charles Dim-
mock] : p. 147. 15130
t Report of committee on Confederate relations]: p. 171. 15131
(embers of the senate who served Sep. 7, 1863 to Nov. 2, 1863: p.
[175] 15132
Appendix to governor's message fl. Letter of the adjutant general
W. H. Richardson, in response to the governor's request for plan of organ-
ization for home defence, dated September 1, 1863; draft of an act to pro-
vide for the defence of the state; II. Acting quartermaster's "financial state-
ment of the quartermaster's department of the Virginia state line troops.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
552 BuUetin Virginia State Libr<ury [Letcher, Gov.
lately tinder command of Major General John B. Floyd," dated Aagnist 14.
1863. III. Statement of E. Fontaine, superintendent of Virginia central
railroad as to its present and prospective condition] Doc. no. 1. 1513S
16 p.
Report of [Colin Bass] the superintendent of the penitentiary, Sep-
tember 23, 1863. Doc. no. 2. 15134
7 p.
Communication from the second auditor [furnishing statement of the
amount of interest due on coupon debt of the state at semi-annual period
commencing July 1, 1861 and ending July 1, 1863 and respective amounts
paid thereon] responsive to senate resolution, September 28, 1863. Doc.
no. 3. 1S135
i p.
Report of the committee on finance relative to the sale of the state's
investments in internal improvements for the redemption of the public debt,
October 2, 1863. Doc. no. 4. 15136
4 p.
Report of the joint committee on the public library, October 3, 1863
[and report of the secretary of the commonwealth to the joint library com-
mittee] Doc. no. 5. 15137
14 p. G. W. Munford, secretary of commonwealth.
Communication from [Joseph E. Brown] the governor of Georgia rela-
tive to supply of salt, October 6, 1863. Doc. no. 6. 15138
8 p.
Communication [from the governor] relative to the tax on tobacco in
public warehouses, October 16, 1863 [including letters of C. G. Memminger,
secretary of the treasury, T. Allan, commissioner of taxes, and J. R. Tucker,
attorney general] Doc. no. 7. 15139
20 p.
Report of the committee on Confederate relations relative to im-
pressment, October 30, 1863. Doc. no. 8. 15140
8 p.
Report of the joint committee on salt to the general assembly, Octo-
ber 30, 1863. Doc. no. 9. 15141
4 p.
Report of the joint committee on salt in respect to salt for Georgia,
October 30, 1863 [including letter of A. R. Holladay, president of board of
public works, report of the board of public works acting as supervisors of
salt works, communication of John N. Clarkson, correspondence relative to
impressments, communication from agent of Georgia] Doc. no. 10. 15142
29 p.
Index. 20 p.
Reports
Message of the grovemor of Virginia [September 7, 1863]
and accompanying documents. Richmond : William F. Ritchie,
public printer. 1863. Doc. ho. 1. 15143
XV li p.
Appendix to the governor's message, 1863. [I. Reply of adjutant
general W. H. Richardson to the governor's request for plan of organizatioii
for home defence. II. Financial statement of quartermaster's department
of Virginia state line troops, by E. H. Fitzhugn. III. Letters of E. Fon-
taine, president of the Virginia central railroad company and H. D. Whit-
comb, genend superintendent, and resolution of board of directors instruct-
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1863 (Sept.)] A Bibliography of Virginia 553
Report of the board of visitors of the Virginia military institute, July
1863. Doc. no. 2. 15146
111 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
Includes superintendent's Report relative to maltreatment of cadets,
March 31, 1863; and Orders relative to the' maltreatment of cadets, from
1839 to 1863.
Communication relative to returns of elections of governor, etc. [and
lientenant governor], 1863. Doc. no. 3. 15146
3 p.
Papers [from Col. W. H. Stevens] relative to the recent call for slaves
to work on fortifications. 1863. Doc. no. 4. 15147
8 p. .
Report of the auditor of public accounts relative to the finances of the
state, 1863. Doc. no. 5. 15148
6 p. J. it. Bennett, auditor. 2S0 copies printed separately.
Report of the board of public workis acting as supervisors of salt
works, 1863. Doc. no. 6. 15149
20 p.
Report of the superintendent of the penitentiary [for year ending
Sep. 30] 1863. Doc. no. 7. 15150
7 p. Colin Bass, superintendent.
Report of the general agent of the penitentiary, relative to the pur-
chase of raw materials, &c., &c., &e. Doc. no. 8. 15151
4 p. John Knote, general agent.
Report of the joint committee on the public library, 1863, and report
of the secretary of the commonwealth to the joint library committee, 1863.
Doc no. ». 15152
18 p. G. W. Munford, secretary of the commonwealth and librarian.
Governor's communication transmitting documents from Georgia
[relative to salt supply] 1863. Doc. no. 10. 15153
9 p.
Reports of Generals [Samuel] Cooper and [Charles] Dimmock rela-
tive to troops, arms, etc.. 1863. Doc no. 11. 15154
7 p.
Report relative to abolishing the office of paymaster of the Virginia
forces, &C., &c, &c. Doc no. 12. 15155
19 p.
Communication from the auditing board relative to commutation of
clothing, &c. &c.. &c. Doc. no. 13. 15156
8 p.
Report of the committee on banks, relative to the currency, &c., &c.,
Ac Doc. no. 14. 1S1S7
10 p.
Governor's communication transmitting sundry docum<>nt8 [including
opinions of attorney general J. R. Tucker] relative to Confederate taxes.
See., Sui., Ac Doc no. 15. 15158
17 p.
Report relative to the contested election [case of G. H. West vs.
David Chalmers] from the coimty of Halifax, 1863, and Minority report
rriative to the contested election from the county of Halifax, 1868. Docs.
16 and 17. 15159
0. S p.
Beport of the joint committee on salt relative to the letter from gov-
ernor of Geoi^ia. 1863. Doc, no. 18. 15160
4 p.
Beport of the joint committee to whom was referred the report of the
supervisors of salt works, Ac, Ac, Ac. Doc. no. 19. 15161
* p.
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554 BtiUeUn Virginia State Library [Letcher, Gov.
Session Laws
Acts of the ^neral .assembly of the state of Virginia,
passed at called session, 1863, in liie eighty-eighth year of the
commonwealth. Richmond : William F. Ritchie, public printer.
1863. 15182
S7 p. 23 cm.
Resolutions: p. 47-51. 15163
Preamble and resolutions asserting the jurisdiction and sovereignty
of Virginia over her ancient boundaries: p. 47. 15164
Report of the joint committee on salt: p. 50, 51. 1516S
[Sketches of the laws passed by the general asseinbly of
Virginia at the session beginning Sept. 7, 1863. Richmond:
William F. Ritchie, public printer. 1863] 16166
No copy seen. Authorized by resolution of March 2, 1846, and March
22, 18S1.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Army. [Circulars issued by the adjutant general. Richmond: Wm.
F. Ritchie, printer. 1863] 15167
No copy 8een. Printed Jan. 17, 1863. See voucher Dec. 22, 1864.
[Circular issued by the adjutant general. Richmond: Wm. P.
Ritchie, printer, 1863] 15168
No copy seen. Printed Feb. 13, 1863. See voucher Dec. 22, 1864.
[General orders issued by the adjutant general. Richmond:
Wm. F. Ritchie, printer, 1863] 15169
No copy seen. Printed- June 13, 1863. See voucher Dec. 22, 1864.
Report of the adjutant general, year ending September 30, 1862.
[1863] 15170
61 p. 23 H cm. Wm. H. Richardson, adjutant-general
Memorial of the eleves of the Virginia military institute, in the war
of independence of the Confederate States of America, 1861 and 1862: p. 7-
36. Signed by F. H. Smith, sunt. V. M. I. Jan. 1, 1863.
200 copies printed Jan. 9, 1863.
[Special orders or the adjutant general. Richmond: Wm. F.
Ritchie, printer, 18631 15171
No copy seen. Printed Jan. 9, 1863. See voucher Dec. 22, 1864.
[Special orders of the adjutant general. Richmond: Wm. F.
Ritchie, printer, 18631 15172
No copy seen. Printed June 17, 1863. See voucher Dec. 22, 1864.
[Special report of the adjutant general to the governor on or-
ganization for home defence. Richmond: Wm. F. Ritchie, printed, 1863]
15173
No copy seen. 200 copies printed. Sep. 1, 1863. See voucher Dec
22, 1864.
Elections. [Extracts from election laws. Richmond: Wm. F. Ritchie,
printer, 18631 15174
No copy seen. 300 copies printed. See voucher Dec. 22, 1864.
Printed May 3, 1863.
Licenses. [Regulations as to "licenses when granted &c." Richmond:
Wm. F. Ritchie, printer, 1863] 15175
No copy seen. 200 copies printed on Oct. 15, 1863. See voucher Dec
21, 1864.
Printed Oct. 15, 1863.
Martial law. *Corre8pondence and remarks on two occasions in the
senate of Virgina, on the subject of martial law and arrests and confinement
of civilians by military orders. Richmond, J. E. Goode, printer, 1863.
15176
32 p. 24 cm. R. R. Collier, senator from Petersburg.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1863] A Bibliography of Virginia, 555
Medical txAXege of Virginia. Catalogue of the Medical college of Vir-
ginia, session 1862-63. Announcement of session 1863-64. Richmond, Chas.
H. Wynne, printer, 1863. 15177
Cover-title, 14 p. 23 cm.
Sheep. Speech of Mr. £J. M.] McCue, of Augusta, delivered in the
house of delegates, on the 16th and 17th October, 1863, on the bill to protect
sheep and increase the production of wool. Richmond: Geo. P. Evans &
CO., printers. 1863. 15178
23 p. 24 cm.
Virginia military insUtute. Discourse on the life and character of L^
Gen. ThoB. J. Jackson, C. S. A., late professor of natural and experimental
philosophy in the Virginia military institute by Francis H. Smith, A. M.,
superintendent of the Virginia military institute. Read before the board of
visitors, faculty and cadets, July 1st, 1863, with proceedings of the institu-
tion, in honor of the illustrious deceased. Published by order of the board
of visitors, Richmond, Ritchie & Dunnavant, printers, 1863. 15179
23 p. 21% cm.
1863 /64
JoumaXs
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the session of 1863-64. Richmond: William F. Ritchie,
public printer. 1863. 15180
278 p. 8vo.
Session began Dec. 7, 1363, and ended March 10, 1864. Hugh W. Sheftey.
speaker.
[Report of committee as to the eligibility of Thomas E. Betts of Lan-
4»ster and Northumberland] : p. 122, 123. 15181
Members of the house of delegates: p. 259, 260. 15182
Index: p. 260-278.
Message of the grovemor of Virginia, and accompanying documents.
Richmond: William F. Ritchie, public printer. 1863. Doc. no, 1. 15183
xxiv p. John Letcher, governor. Message Is dated Dec. 7, 1863. Bound
as appendix to the Journal of the session which began Dec. 7, 1863.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day, the seventh day of December, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-three being the eighty-seventh of the
commonwealth. Richmond: James E. Goode, senate printer.
1863. 15184
232. [1] p.
Session began Dec. 7, 1863 and ended March 10, 1864. Robert L. Mon-
tague, lieutenant governor, president through Dec. 21, 1863. Samuel Price,
lieutenant governor, president, Jan. 6-March, 1864.
[Message of the governor, John Letcher, Dec. 7, 1863] p. 4-30.
15185
S Rules and regulations] : p. 31-36. 15186
iddress [of the governor, William Smith presenting his views on the
present condition of public affairs, the causes which led to them and the
measures proper to meet the exigency] : p. 61-71. 15187
300 copies printed separately.
[Report of the committee on Confederate relations]: p. 106, 107.
15188
Digitized by CjOOQIC
556 BvJleUn Virginia, State Library [Letcher, Gov.
[Report of committee on military affairs relative to the ordnance de-
partment]: p. 133. 15189
[Address to Virginia soldiers, March 4, 1864, prepared by a joint com-
mittee] : p. 195-197, 210, 211. 15190
Members of the senate who served Dec. 7, 1863 to March 10, 1864:
p. [238] 15191
Appendix to the governor's message.
[President Davis's requisition on the governor of Virginia for 5,000
slaves to be employed on fortifications in Virginia. Letter of Lieut. J. B.
Stanard with lists of counties upon which to base call for 5,000 slaves, being
the second call under act passed March 13, 1863, letters of Col. Wm. H.
Stephens and Col. R. E. Withers and L. Scruggs, clerk of Pittsylvania county,
relative to that county providing for its ijuota of slaves. Annual report of
L. R. Smoot, quartermaster general of Virginia forces, November 30, 1863.
Report of Henry Hill paymaster general of Virginia forces. Letter from
L. von Buchholtz, captain ordnance in charge of Virginia ordnance depart-
ment, relative to insuflSciency of magazines and necessity of sheds for pro-
tecting guns, carriages and artillery implements] Doc. no. 1. 15192
18 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts responsive to a sen-
ate resolution, Dec. 9, 1863 [showing the names of persons assessed with
taxes on profits] Doc. no. 2. 15193
33 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia in relation to removal
of machinery from state armory, December 11, 1863. Doc. no. 3. 15194
12 p.
Communication [from the ^fovemor] relative to officers of the United
States who resigned their commissions in the federal army and navy, De-
cember 14, 1863. Doc. no. 4. 15195
^ p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia, transmitting reprieves,
pardons, &c., December 18, 18^. Doc. no. 5. 15196
27 p.
Communication relative to naturalization laws of state of Vii^inia,
December 19, 1863. Doc. no. 6. 1?1»7
4 p.
Report of the commissioners of the sinking fund to the general assem-
bly, January 6, 1864. Doc. no. 7. 15198
13 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts responsive to
resolution of the senate, January 21, 1864 [relative to the amount of funds
to the credit of the commonwealth from all sources] Doc. no. 8. 16199
6 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts relative to out-
standing Virginia treasury notes, January 22, 1864. Doc. no. 9. 15200
6 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia [William Smith] con-
cerning the organization of the reserved force [of the commonwealth]
January 25, 1864. Doc. no. 10. 15201
7 p.
Report of the joint committee to examine the treasurer's office, Jan-
uary 29, 1864. Doc. no. 11. 15202
3 p.
Report of the joint library committee on resolution to them referred,
February 1, 1864. Doc. no. 12. 1520S
Report of the joint committee on executive expenditures, February
2, 1864. Doc. no. 13. 16204
Report of the senate select committee on domestic manufactures,
February 9, 1864. Doc. no. 14. 1620S
7 p.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1863/64] A Bibliography of Virginia 567
Report of the committee of privileges and elections relative to elec-
tion of senator in the twenty-third senatorial district, February 11, 1864
[contested case of J. M. Taliaferro and E. T. Tayloe] Doc. no. 16. 15206
" p.
Report of the joint committee on salt to the general assembly, Feb-
ruary 22, 1864. Doc. no. 16. 15207
9 p. Includes letters of W. A. Stuart, and Stuart, Bucbanan A co.
Report of the committee on public institutions relative to impress-
ment of buildings, February 24, 1864 [with special reference to the Insti-
tution for the deaf, dumb and blind at Staunton, and the Virginia female
institute at Staunton] Doc. no 17. 15208
4 p.
Supplemental report of the senate select committee on domestic manu-
factures, February 24, 1864. Doc. no. 18. 15209
* p.
Communication from the Board of public works [throug;h the presi-
dent, A. R. Holladay] in regard to production and distribution of salt,
March 1, 1864. Doc. no. 19. 15210
9 p.
Report of the joint committee relative to conscription of state officers
by the Confederate government, March 4, 1864. Doc. no. 20. 15211
8 p.
Report of the joint committee of the general assembly of Virginia
appointed to investigate chaives of abuse and inhumanity to conscripts at
Camp Lee, March 10, 1864. Doc. no. 21. 15212 *
21 p.
Index. 25 p.
Reports and Other Documents
Messafi:e of the governor of Virgrinia, and accompanjring:
documents. Richmond : William F. Ritchie, public printer. 186S
15213
Documents 1 to 14 are usually found bound together In one separate
Tolume. The preceding documents 1 to 19 of 1863 accompanying message of
Sep. 7, 18<3 are sometimes bound with documents 1-14 accompanying message
of Dec. 7, 1863, together with documents 15 to 84 of same message.
[Governor's] message [Dec. 7, 1863] Doc. no. 1. 15214
xxiv p. John Letcher, governor.
Appendix to the governor's message, 1863. [Communications from
President Davis and Lieutenant J. B. Stanard relative to use of slaves on
fortifications; list of counties upon which to base a call for five thousand
slaves, being the second call under act passed March 13, 1863: communica-
tions from Colonel W. H. Stephens, Colonel R. E. Withers, L. Scruggs, esq.,
reports of Quartermaster General Smoot, Paymaster General Hill and
communication from Captain Buchholtz] Doc. no. 1 [a] 15215
18 p.
Biennial report of the auditor of public accounts, 1862 and 1663
Doc. no 2. 15216
37 p. This is principally a report for the year ending Sep. 30, 1863. "A
report for 1862 was made to the extra session of the last general assembly:"
p. 6. J. M. Bennett, auditor.
Report of the treasurer of Virginia [Sep. 30] 1862 and [Sep. 30]
1868. Doc no. 3. 15217
21 p. J. 8. Calvert, treasurer. 60 copies printed separately.
Second auditor's report to the general assembly of Virginia, trans-
mitting the accounts of ttie fund for internal improvement, of the sinking
fund, and of the debt and resources of the state, 1861-2 and 1862-63. Doc.
no. 4. 15218
S5 p. 250 copies printed separately. H. W. Thomas, 2d auditor.
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558 BtiUetin Virginia State Library [Letcher, GJov.
Second auditor's report of the state of the literary fund, for the
years 1862 and 1863. Doc. no. 5. 15219
24 p. 50 copies printed separately.
Report of the commissioners of the sinking fund, 1863. Doc. no. 6.
15220
10 p. 100 copies printed separately.
Report of the adjutant general, year ending September 30, 1863.
Doc. no 7. 15221
10 p. 100 copies printed separately. W. H. Richardson, adjutant gen-
eral. Includes letters or Supt. F. H. Smith and Gen. J. D. Imboden relative to
the important service of the cadets of the V. M. I.. Nov. 6-Nov. 11, 1863.
Includes also report by Lieutenant E. S. Gay, commanding^ the public guard.
Report of the captain in charge of the ordnance department, No-
vember 1863. Doc. no. 8. ' 15222
16 p. L. von Buchholtz, captain in charge.
Annual report of the board of directors of the penitentiary institu-
tion, year ending September 30, 1863. Doc. no. 9. 15223
32 p. Colin Bass, superintendent.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, 1863.
Doc. no. 10. 15224
10 p. Contains the report of the proctor only.
Report of the dean of the faculty of the Medical college of Virginia,
1863. Doc. no. 11. 15225
lip. L^ S. Joynes, dean.
Report of the board of visitors of the deaf, dumb and blind institu-
tion, for years ending September 30, 1862 and 1863. Doc. no. 12. 15226
22 p. John C. Covell, principal.
Report of the president and directors of the Central lunatic asylum,
for the fiscal years ending September 30, 1863. Doc. no. 13. 15227
42 p. F. T. Strlblingr, superintendent.
Report of the weighmaster of live 6tockv«1863. Doc. no. 14. 15228
3 p. W. S. Newman, weighmaster.
Biennial report of the Board of public works to the general assem-
bly of Virginia, 1861>62 and 1862-63. Doc. no. 16. 15229
309 p. This report is dated Jan. 27, 1864.
Communication [from the governor] relative to pardons, reprieves,
etc., December 1863. Doc. no. 16. 15230
23 p.
Governor's communication relative to the state naturalization laws,
&c., &c., &c. Doc. no. 17. 15231
4 p.
Inaugural address of the governor of Virginia [Jan. 1, 1864] 1864.
Doc. no. 18. 15232
13 p. William Smith, governor.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts, transmitting
statistical tables, 1864. Doc. no. 19. 15233
16 p. 100 copies printed separately.
Govemor^s communication transmitting documents from Georgia [ex-
pressing determination of prosecuting the present war] 1864. Doc. no. 20.
15234
6 p.
Resolution against extending the provisions of the conscription act,
1864. Doc. no. 21. 15235
3 p.
Report relative to the eligibility of Thos. E. Betts to a seat in the
house of delegates, 1864. Doc. no. 22. 15236
3 p.
Report of the superintendent of the Virginia military institute, Jan-
nary 1864. Doc. no. 23. 15237
4 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
Documents responsive to enquiries made of the governor relative
to purchases in Europe, &c., Ac, &c. Doc. no. 24. 15238
9 p.
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Report relative to abolishing the quartermaster's department of the
Virginia forces, 1864. Doc. no. 25. 15239
Report of the joint committee on salt, relative to the contract with
Stuart. Buchanan & co., &c., &c., &c. Doc. no. 26. 15240
9 p.
Statement made by superintendent John N. Clarkson relative to the
operations at the salt works, &c., Ac, &c. Doc. no. 27. 15241
4 p.
Minority report of the joint committee on salt, relative to supplying
the people with salt, &c., &c., &c. Doc. no. 28. 15242
^ p-
Answer of superintendent J. N. Clarkson, relative to the condition
of the salt works, &c., &c., &c. Doc. no. 29. 15243
4 p.
Report of the committee on Confederate relations, relative to exemp-
tion of state officers, &c., &c., &c. Doc. no. 30. 15244
4 p.
Report of the committee on Confederate relations, relative to im-
pressment of public buildings, &c., &c., &c. Doc. no. 31. 15245
4 p.
Report of the committee on Confederate relations, relative to officers
resigning out of the U. S. service and entering the service of Virginia, &c.,
ftc, &c Doc. no. 32. 15246
8 p.
Report of the joint committee relative to exemptioB of state officers,
Ac, &c., &c. Doc. no. 33. 15247
8 p.
Report of the joint committee on the treatment of conscripts at
Camp Lee, &c., &c., &c. Doc. no. 34. 15248
10 p.
Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of the state of Virginia, passed
at session of 1863-4, in the eighty-eighth year of tiie common-
wealth. Richmond: William F. Ritchie, public printer. 1864.
15249
107 p. 23cm.
Resolutions: p. 79-88. 15250
Address of the general assembly to the soldiers of Virginia: p. 79-83.
15251
By Joint resolution, ten thousand extra copies of the Address were
ordered printed for distribution among: the soldiers.
Joint resolutions affirming the right of Virginia to appoint all offi-
cers needful to perform the various functions of her state government: p.
83, 84. 15252
Separate election precincts: p. 89-92. 15253
Terms of courts: p. 93-95. 15254
Receipts and disbursements for fiscal year ending Sep. 30, 1863: p.
96, 97. 15255
Sketches of the acts and joint resolutions of the general as-
sembly of Virginia. 1863-64. [no imprint] 15256
22 p. 22 Hem.
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Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 18681 In Calendar of Virginia state pa-
pers, V. 11, 1886-1869, p. 288-254. 1893. 15257
Army. [Act for arrest of deserters. Richmond: Wm. F. Ritchie,
printer, 1864] 15258
No copy seen. 200 copies printed. May 2S, 18S4. See voucher Dec. 22,
1864.
_ An act for the relief of families of soldiers and sailors from
Virginia, within the lines of the enemy, and regulations for the government
of agents in distributing the fund. [Richmond?] 1864. 15259
7 p. ISUcm. 1000 copies printed April 20, 1864.
*Proceedinn of the general court martial, in the case of Lieut.
<:k>l. H. Clay Pate, 5th Va. cavalry. [Richmond, 1863] 15260
126 p. 22cm.
"Tbfs publication Is made by permission of the proper auttaoritlea:"
Remarks, p. 1, siirned by H. Clay Pate.
Banks. [Circular of board of bank commissioners to banks in refer-
ence to exchange of coupon bonds for bank notes. Richmond: Wm. F.
Ritchie, printer, 18641 15261
No copy seen. 36 copies printed March 23, 1864. See voucher Dec. 22.
1864.
Commercial zgenU [Circular of Col. S. B. French, comml agent of
Virginia to county courts. Richmond: Wm. F. Ritchie, printer, 1864]
15262
No copy seen. 400 copies printed March 18, 1864. See voucher Dec. 22,
1864.
- Constitation. *The United States citizens and soldiers' shield; com-
prising the declaration of independence, articles of confederation, and con-
stitution: with an appendage, containing an analytical vocabulary of the
constitution of the United States of America; to which is added the ori^-
nid constitution of Virginia. By James P. Herron . . . Washington, D.
C. [Sherwood & co., printers] 1863. 15263
72 p. U%cm.
Cotton factories. [Circular of the secretary of the commonwealth to
several cotton factories m Virginia. Richmond: Wm. P. Ritchie, printer,
1864] 15264
No copy seen. 200 copies printed May 28, 1864. See voucher Dec 82,
1864.
James river and Kanawha co. [Twenty-ninth annual report of the
president to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company, to-
gether witii the proceedings of the stockholders, at their twenty-ninth an-
nual meeting in October, 1863 . . . Richmond, 1863] 15265
Copy not seen.
Public worlca. Biennial report of the board of public works to the
general assembly of Virginia, [with the accompanying documents, indud-
big returns and reports of internal improvement companies for the years
1862 and 1863] 1861-62 & 1862-63. 15266
20, 83 p., 1 I., 309 p. 23cm.
Slaves. [Governor's circular to county courts in regard to slaves
working on fortifications. Richmond: Wm. F. Ritchie, printer, 1864] 15267
No copy seen. 75 copies printed Jan. 25, 1864. See voucher Dec. 28, 1864.
1864/65
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[Journal of the house of delegates of the commonwealth of
Virginia at a session begun Dec. 7, 1864] 15268
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There Is no complete manuscript or printed copy of this journal known
to be extant. The session continued until March IS, 1865. It is likely that
the copy of this Journal, having been sent to the public printer, in manuscript
form, was burned at the time of the evacuation. The best substitute is the
account of the proceedings published in each of the papers during the session.
There is In the Boston athenaeum a volume with the following title: "Journal
of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia for the called session of
1864. Richmond: William F. Ritchie, public printer. 1864." This volume
has 96 pages. This is. of course, only a part of the journal of the session;
this is the only known copy.
[Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia at
a session begun Dec. 7, 1864] 152C^
See note under journal of the house. No manuBcript or printed copy
of this Journal known to be extant.
fActs of the general assembly of the state of Virginia passed
at a session which met on Dec. 7, 1864] 16270
No printed or manuscript copy known to be extant. See note under
house Journal. This is the only session of the general assembly, from 1776 to
1916, of which there is no file of enrolled bills in the vault of the keeper of the
rolls of the house of delegates.
There being no complete journals of the house or senate and no laws
of this session, the only information we have of the business transacted,
aside from the accounts in the daily papers, is from the voucher of James
E. Goode, senate printer, and from the surviving "documents" which were
printed separately. The voucher or itemized bill of Mr. Goode is for the
period of Dec. 7, 1864 to March 7, 1865, and includes principally the tities
of senate bills and senate documents. The close of tliis session being so
near to the time of the capture of the city of Richmond, it is not likely
that the separately printed house and senate documents were ever bound
np in volumes, as in preceding sessions. I have not been able to discover
the voucher or any other record giving the titles of publications ordered
by the house. There is a considerable number of house and senate docu-
ments in the library of the Boston athenaeum, the largest collection of
printed papers of this session of which I know. Our information of the
publications of the session being so meagre, the voucher of James E.
Goode is herewith printed in full, followed by the titles of documents now
in possession of the Boston athenaeum.
BUI of Senate Printer
The Commonwealth of Virginia
To James E. Goode Senate Printer, Dr.
1864
Deer. 7 Governor's Message — Sixty copies 388 15271
Doc. No. 1 — ^Appendix to governor's Message 96 80 15272
Doc. No. 2— Communication from the auditing
board relative to Settlement of claims, &c 174 80 15273
Deer. 12 Bill No. 1, Amending and reenacting the second
and third sections of an act entitled an act for
the relief of soldiers' families, &c 49 15274
Bill No. 5, More effectually to insure the writ of
habeas corpus 49 15275
Resolutions referring a preamble and joint resolu-
tion to the joint committee on the Subject of ex-
empting State oflScers from confederate mili-
tary service 26 15276
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Doc. No. 3, Report of the Commissions for the dis-
tribation of funds for the relief of families of
soldiers 174 80 15277
16 Bui No. 8, Authorizing: county and corporation
courts to act upon militia fines in the hands of
collectors of the Same, Ac 26 15278
Bill no. 9, To amend 16 Section of chapter 45 of
the Code so as to limit the time for the pay-
ment of certain claims against the common-
wealth 26 1527»
Bill No. 7, Amending the 38 chap, of the Code, edi-
tion of 1860, in relation to the assessment of
taxes on licenses 816 1S280
17 Bill No. 11, To amend and reenact an act entitled
an act to empower the governor to have made
out and filed in the State department, complete
lists of Vi»inia forces, &c 49 15281
17 BUI No. 18, To amend the 11th and 12th sees of
chapter 170 of the Code so as to dispense with
the order of publication during the war 26 16282
Bill No. 14, To amend the first Section of chapter
12 and 2d sections of chapter 13 of the Code in
relation to dueling 26 1528S
19 Resolutions to be added to those already printed
on the subject of State exempts (Mr. Collein) . . 26 15284
21 Joint resolutions expressing the determination of
Virginia upon questions arising from the ex-
isting war 26 15285
Bill No. 17, To deprive certain persons from cer-
tain causes, of the right to institute suits in the
courts of this commonwealth 26 15286
Bfll No. 18, Authorizing the courts of counties to
correct the book of personal property for the
year for which the assessment of State taxes
may have been adopted as the basis for the
county levy, and to give relief in certain cases. . 26 16287
Amoidments to Senate bill No. 1 proposed by fi-
nance committee 26 15288
Doc. No. 4, Communication from the governor en-
closing report of the commercial agent of the
State, showing the transactions of the agent
since his appointment 812 80 15289
6 Doe. No. 6, Communication from auditor of public
accounts in rosponse to resolution of the Senate. 196 15290
7 Doc. No. [6], Communication from the Second Au-
ditor in response to Senate rasolutions 96 80 15291
10 BUI No. 21, To amend the 6th Section of chapter
21 of the Code so as to increase the compensa-
tion of the board of public works 26 15293
11 BUI No. 22, Providing an additional appropriation
to the Va. MUitary institute 26 15293
BUI No. 19, To organize the military forces of the
State 49 15294
Doe. No. 7, Governor's response to resolution of
the general assembly relative to exempting
State ofiicers 174 84 1529S
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Jam'y 14 Bill No. 20, For payment of expenses of remov-
ing the records of courts for safety, from the
public enemy 26 15296
Bill No. 26, To authorize the purchase and sale
or distribution of supplies to the families of sol-
diers and others 26 15297
Bill No. 27, To protect the treasury notes of the
Confederate States from improper depreciation
by restricting the sale or exchange thereof at
less than their nominal value. 49 15298
Jan'y 18 Bill No. 29, To amend and reenact the fifth Section
of an act to indemnify citizens of Va. 54 15299
Bill No. 30, To amend and reenact the third Sec.
of an act passed Feb'y 11, 1864, entitled an act
to disband the 179th regiment, &c., &c 31 15300
Jan'y 20 Doc. No. 8, Communication from the board of
public works in response to senate resolution. . 228 40 I5S01
JaoV 21 Doc. No. 9, Communication from the board of
public works transmitting rates of toll charged
by internal improvement companies 2,070 74 15302
Jan'y 28 Doc. No. 10, Communication from the provemor of
N. Carolina relative to improper mterference
with trains of that State, &c 178 80 ISSOS
Jan'y 24 Bill no. 34, To amend the 3d section of the act
passed Oct. 3, 1862, repealing the fence law as
to certain counties, &c 31 > 15304
Jan'y 26 Proceedings of the 14th Virginia regiment relative
to the existing war 117 15805
Jan'y 28 Doc No. 11, Report of the senate committee on
finance on the condition of the state 352 15306
Jan'y 80 Bill No. 23, To change the name of the Southside
railroad 31 15807
BQI No. 89, To amend and reenact an act entitled
an act to prescribe the mode of ascertaining and
certifying elections of delegates during the ex-
isting war, &c 31 15308
BUI no. 42, To amend and reenact the act passed
March 4, 1864, entitled an act authorizing an
increase of professors salaries at University,
Ac ?. 31 15809
Jan'y 31 Bill No. 43, To increase the compensation of clerks
of courts for public services 64 15316
Bill No. 34, To amend and reenact the first section
of the seventh chapter of the Code of Virginia.. 31 15811
Fcb'y 1 Doc No. 12, Statement relative to the escape of
daves to the enemy transmitted by the first
auditor 213 40 15812
Feb'y 2 Bill No. 33, To amend and reenact the first sec-
tion of an act passed March 13, 1863, entitled an
act to amend and reenact an act farther to pro-
vide for the public defence, &c 64 15818
Feb'y 4 Bill No. 45, To supply fuel to the city of Richmond 64 15814
Bill No. 46, To authorize the appointment of attor-
neys for the commonwealth in certain cases . . 31 15819
Bill No. 47, To amend the second section of chap-
ter 184 of the Code of Virginia, so as to increase
the fees of surveyors 31 15316
BQl No. 48, Imposing taxes for the support of
government 320 15817
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Bill No. 49, To authorize the planters insurance,
trust and loan company of the state of Georgia,
to establish branches in the state of Virginia. . . 97 15318
Bill No. 50, To amend and reenact an act passed
Feb'y 15, 1864, entitled an act to authorize the
clerks of courts for certain services to charge
double the sums specified 31' 15319
Bill No. 51, To amend and reenact the 46 sect, of
ch. 85 of the Code, &c., &c 31 15320
Feb'y 7 Bill No. 6?, To amend the eighty-fifth chapter of
the Code of Virginia, entitled of costs generally
80 as to increase the fees of commonwealth's
attorneys in cases of conviction 31 15321
Feb'y 10 Bill No. 58, To secure transportation by railroad,
canal and express companies and other public
carriers of food, clothing and other supplies
intended for soldiers in the army and in the
hospitals 60 15322
Fdb'y 14 Bill No. 66, To amend and reenact the first and
third Sections of an act passed March 29, 1862,
entitled an act to suspend sales and legal pro-
ceedings, &c., &c 60 1532S
16 Bill No. 55, To amend and reenact the 1st and 3rd
sections of chapter 190 of the Code of Virginia. 34 15324
Bill No. 56, To provide for the punishment of cer-
tain offences 34 15325
Bill No. 57, Prescribing an oath to be taken by
persons elected to office before assuming the
duties thereof 34 15326
16 Bill No. 69, To exempt from service in the militia
of this state, or in any reserved force of this
commonwealth, certain mechanics and employees
in the service of any railroad company, &c 34 15327
Bill No. 60, Authorizing county and corporation
courts to make a levy at any term of their
courts 34 15328
17 Doc. No. 13, Communication from the executive
transmitting reprieves, pardons, &c 769 20 15329
Bill Nq. 67, Amending Sec. 100 of ch. 86 of the
Code of Va.* bo as to increase allowance to
clerks, &c 36 15330
18 Bill No. 69, To amend the amended section of an
act passed March 3, 1864, entitled an act to
amend and reenact the Second Section of an act
passed Oct. 9, 1863, &c., &c 36 15331
21 Bill No. 69, To punish with death persons who
commit robbery and other felonies when armed
with dangerous weapons 86 15332
Bill No. 69, To amend the first Section and to re-
peal the 2d Section of chapter 98 of the Code
in relation to patrols 36 15S3S
22 Bill No. 73, To amend the act amending the 11th
Section of chapter 208 of the Code so as to in- -
crease the allowance to jurors in criminal cases. 86 15334
Bill No. 74, To amend the act amending the 31st
and 32d Sections of chapter 184 of the Code so
as to increase the fees of clerks of courts for
certain services 86 15SS5
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28 Bill No. 77, To amend and reenact the 36th Sec-
tion, chapter 176 Code of Viiyinia (edition 1860)
80 as to increase the per diem and mileage of
witnesses 36 ISSSft
Bill No. 53, To authorize courts of chancery to de-
cree Sales in certain cases 36 15SS7
25 Bill No. 82, Supplemental to the act passed
March 8, 1864, entitled an act appropriating the
public revenue for the fiscal years 1864-3 and
1864-5 66 15SSS
27 Bill No. 64, To amend and reenact an act passed
March 27, 1861, entitled an act to amend the 1st
Section of chapter 149 of the Code relative to
the limitation of Suits, &c., &c 36 15389
Bill No. 76, To amend and reenact the third Sec-
tion of an act passed March 27, 1861, entitled
an act to amend the 1st Sec. of chap. 149, to
provide for voting by persons in the military
service, &c., &c 36 15949
Bill No. 78, Establishing an agency to prosecute
and settle claims against the Confederate States
and the State of Virginia due the estate of
deed. Soldiers, &c 86 1SS41
Bill No. 80, For the establishment of the hospital
relief association 86 15S4t
Bfll No. 81, For fumLshin^ badges of honor to Vir-
ginia officers and Soldiers 66 1584S
Bill No. 85, To amend and reenact the 16th Section
of chapter 179 of the Code in relation to the
appointment of receivers 36 15344
Bill No. 81, to enlarge the jurisdiction of the cir-
cuit courts 36 15845
BUI No. 88, Amending the laws concerning general
elections, so as to authorize refugee citizens
and soldiers in camp to vote for members of
the' board of public works 36 15346
Bill No. 89, To prevent the purchase or conceal-
ment of property belonging to the Confederate
government ^ 36 15347
28 Two hundred copies of rolls 120
Mar. 1 Bill No. 94, To provide for the production and dis-
tribution of salt 214 20 15348
Bill No. 95, To authorize the appointment of an
inspector of salt 86 15349
2 Bill No. 96, To amend and reenact the 18th Sec-
tion of chapter 132 of the Code (edition 1860)
in relation to the compensation of fiduciaries ... 36 15350
7 Bill No. 102, To provide for the security of the
Specie of the banks 36 15851
Doc. No. 14, Report of the Joint (Committee to
examine the Register's office 186 80 15852
Doc. No. 16, Report of the Joint Committee to
examine the bonds of public officers 136 80 15358
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M«s8age of the governor of Virginia [Dec. 7, 1864J] and accompany-
ing documents. Richmond, William F. Ritchie, public pnnter, 1864, 15854
22 p. 23Hcm. At head of title: Doc. no. 1. William Smith, governor.
Bound with Corrections in the grovernor's message, made necessary by
tbe auditor's report, 1864. Doc. no. xvi. 4 p. Dated Dec 9, 1864.
An act to provide' for a state guard: p. 21. 15355
Report of the board of visitors of Uie Virginia military institute.
July 1864. [House] doc. no. 2. 15S56
93 p. Title from List of books and newspapert) printed in tbe South
during the Confederacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
Special report of the auditor of public accounts, on the financial con-
dition of the commonwealth, &c., &c., &c. [House] doc. no. 3. 15S57
182 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed in the South
during the Confederacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
Synopsis of the financial condition of the treasury. September 30,
1864. [House] doc. No. 4. 15S58
6 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed in the South
during the Confederacy, in the Boston athenaeum. .
Report of the adjutant general. September 30, 1864. [mrae'doc]
no. 6. 15S59
7 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed in the South
during" the Confederacy, In the Boston athenaeum.
Report of the chief of ordnance. September 80, 1864. [House] doc
no. 7. 15360
20 p. -Title from List of books and newspapers printed In the South
during the Confederacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
Report of the quartermaster general of the state of Virginia. 1864
[House] doc. no. 8. 15361
5 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed in the South
during the Confederacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
Report of the rector and visitors of the universty of Virginia. 1864.
' doc no. 10. 15362
if p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed in the South
during the Confederacy, In the Boston athenaeum.
Report of the attorney general of the state of Virginia. 1864.
[House] doc. no. 11. ' 15363
6 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed in the South
during the Confederacy, in the Boston athenaeum. '*'
Annual report ot the board of directors of the penitentiary institution,
year ending September 80, 1864. [House] doc. no. 12. 15364
28 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed in the South
during the Confederacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
Report of the board of visitors of the deaf, dumb and blind instita-
tion, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1864. [House] doc. no. 18.
15365
24 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed in the South
during the Confederacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
Special report of the president and directors of the Central lunatic
asylum. 1864. [House] doc. no. 14. 15366
10 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed in the South
during the Confederacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
Joint resolutions in relation to the existing war, and as to negotia-
tions for peace, &c., &c^ &c. [House] doc. no. 16. 15367
3 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed In the South
during the Confederacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
Report of the superintendent of the Virginia military institute, rela-
tive to pay and state cadets, 1865. [House] doc. no. 24. 15368
11 p. 22cm. It is not certain that this is a house document.
Report of the commissioner to examine the penitentiary. Sept. 30,
1864. [House] Doc. no. 27. 15369
6 p. 8vo. It is not certain that this is a house document
Report, in part, of the committee on federal relations. Titie-page
lacking. [House] doc. no. 29. 15370
8-5 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed In the South
during the Confederacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
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Senate Documents
Commanication from the auditor of pabUc accounts in response to
senate resolution. January 5, 1866. [Senate] doc. no. 6. i**iJ
7 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed In the South
duriiiK the Confederacy, In the Boston athenneum.
Conununication from the second auditor, in response to resolution of
senate. January 7, 1866. [Senate] doc. no. 6. 15S72
4 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed in the South
during the Confederacy, In the Boston athenaeum.
Governor's response to resolution of the general assembly lelatiTe to
exempting state officers [from military service] January 12, 1865. [Sen-
ate] doc no. 7. 1537S
8 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed In the South
durins the Confederacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
William Smith, Kovernor.
Communication in regard to transportation charges by Internal im-
provement companies. January 21, 1866. [Senate] doc. no. 9. 15374
51 p. Title from T.ist of books and newspapers printed In the South
dnrinjc the Confederacy, in the Boston athenneum.
Statement relative to escape of slaves to the enemy, transmitted by
first auditor. February 1, 1866. [Senate] doc. no. 12. 15S75
7 p. Title from List of books and. newspapers printed in the South
durinK the Confederacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
Report of the commercial agent of Virginia with the accompanying
documents. 1864. [Senate] doc no. 19. 15376
12 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed in the South
during the Confederacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
Report of the auditor of public accounts, relative to the apportion-
ment of representation, &c., &c, &c. [Senate] doc. no. 20. 15377
43 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed in the South
dnrins the Confederacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
Governor's response to the resolutions of the general assembly, rela-
tive to state exemptions, &c., &c., &c. [Senate] doc. no. 22. 15378
8 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed in the South
durlngr the Confederacy, in the Foiiton athenaeum.
Supplemental report of the commercial agent of Virginia. 1864.
[Senate] doc. no. 23. 15379
3 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed in the South
during the Confederacy, in the Bojiton athenaeum.
Report of the superintendent of the Virginia military institute, rela-
tive to pay and state cadets. 1865. [Senate] doc. no. 24. 15380
11 p. Title from List of books and "newspapers printed in the South
during the Confederacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
Official report of the commandant of cadets of the battle at New
Market, &c., &t., &c. [Senate] doc. no. 26. 15381
14 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed in the South
during the Confederacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
Report of the auditor of public accounts, relative to collection of
taxes, &c., &c., &c. [Senate] doc. no. 26. 15382
Title from List of books and newspapers printed in the South during
the Confederacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
Report of the superintendent of salt works, relative to the capture
of Saltville, &c., Ac, &c [Senate] doc. no. 28. 15383
7 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed during the Con-
federacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
Report of the paymaster general of Virginia. 1866. [Senate] doc.
no. 29. 15384
4 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed during the
Confederacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
Resolutions passed at a meeting of the fourteenth Virginia infantrv
January 24, 1866. [Senate] Doc. no. 30. 15385
3 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed during the Con-
■ federacy. in the Boston athenaeum.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
568 BtcUetm Virginia State Library [Smith, Gov.
Report relative to the transactions of the executive connected with
furnishing supplies to the people, &c., &c., &c. [Senate] doc. no. 32.
1538«
7 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed during the Con-
federacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
Report of the second auditor, relative to stocks held by the state in
banks, etc. [Senate] doc. no. 38. 15387
9 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed during the Con-
federacy. In the Boston athenaeum.
Governor's communication on the subject of pardons, reprieves', etc.
in 1864. [Senate] doc. no. 36. 15388
21 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed during the Con-
federacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
Documents relative to the subject of salt, &c., &c., &c. [Senate]
Doc. no. 43. 15389
207 p. Title from List of books and newspapers printed during the Con-
federacy, in the Boston athenaeum.
Separate DocumerUs; Miscellanea
Archives. [State papers, 1864] In Calendar of Virginia state
papers, v. 11, 1836-1869, p. 254-259. 1893. 15390
Army. Bill for furnishing badges of honor to Virginia officers and
soldiers. [Senate] [Richmond, 1865] (No. 81) 15391
8 vo. Title from catalog of library of Boston athnaeum.
[Circular of Joseph Jackson, recorder Virginia forces, griving
form to be adopted in each regiment for the gathering of facts regarding
the career of each soldier to be used in compilation of statistics and for a
future histo^] May 10, 1864. 15392
Resolutions passed at a meeting of the 9th Virginia Infantry
[expressing the determination to continue the war] Jan. 25, 1866. 153$S
2 p.
, Resolutions of 67th Virginia regiment [concerning the condition
of the country and continuance of the war] Jan. 30, 1865, 15394
— - Resolutions of Companies "H," "I" and "K" 13th Virginia In-
fantiy [concerning the condition of the country and the continuance of the
war] Feb. 6, 1865. 15395
2 p.
A message from the army of northern Virginia. [Issued from]
Camp of Smith's brigade. 1865. . 15396
broadside. Copy in Boston public library.
General assembly. Address of the general assembly to the soldiers
of Virginia [1864] [Richmond, 1864] , 15397
8 vo. Title from catalog of library of Boston athenaeum.
James river and Kanawha co. [Thirtieth annual report of the presi-
dent to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company, together
with the proceedings of the stockholders, at their thirtieth annual meeting
in October, 1864 . . . Richmond, 1864] 15398
Copy not seen.
Salt. Virginia salt laws. [Richmond, 1864?] 15399
21 p. 23$ cm.
Contains ''Contract, 26th of March 18fi3, between Robert A. Coghill,
chairman of the committee of the senate of Virginia, and Harrison B. Tom-
lin, chairman of the committee of the house of delegates of Virginia . .
and Stuart Buchanan & co.," the acts relating to the salt Industry, 1863-
1864, and "Report of the joint committee on salt, on a communication from
the governor enclosing a communication from the governor of Oeorgia, in
respect to interruption in the transportation of salt belonging to that state."
Taxation. Circular [of the auditor] to the district collectors and
assessors, July 1, 1864, [Richmond, 1864] 15400
8 vo. Copy not seen.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1865] A BihUography of Virginia 569
Yirginia military institute. Introductory lecture read before the
corps of cadets, on the resumption of the academic duties* of the Virginia
military institute, at the alms house, Richmond, Va., December 28, 1864.
By Francis H. Smith, A. M., superintendent of the Virginia military insti-
tute. Published by order of the board of visitors. Richmond, Macfarlane
& Fergusson, printer, 1865. 15401
8 p. 21Hcm.
1865 (JUNE)
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virjfinia,
for the extra session of 1865. Reprinted by order of the senate,
at its session of 1865-66. Richmond : AUegre & Goode, printers.
1866. 15402
[19] p. 20 Hem.
The session begran June 19, 18S5 and ended June 23, 1865. J. H. Downe>,
apeaker.
This was an extra session of the assembly of the "restored Kovernment,"
which had met formerly at Alexandria.
The Journal was printed day hy day. June 21, 22, 23, by Walker & Llew-
ellen. It may have been printed as a whole by the same Arm, but the voucher
of .Tune 24 does not show it. I know of no edition of the journal extant,
except this reprint.
[Documents] :
[The president's amnesty proclamation of May 29, 1865. Richmond:
Walker & Lewellen, printers. 1865] 15403
No copy seen. 500 copies printed. See Journal June 20, 18C5.
t Message of the governor, F. H. Pierpont. Session of the general
ly, June, 1865. Richmond: Widker & Lewellen, printers. 1865]
15404
No copy seen. 3600 copies printed. Not printed in the Journals. See
voucher .Tune 24, IRtlH.
[Journal of the senate of the state of Virginia, for the extra
session of 1865] 16406
The session begran June IS, 1865 and ended June 23, 1865.
Bxtra session of the assembly of the "restored grovernment" which had
met formerly at Alexandria.
This lourn">,l was printed day by day, June 20, 21, 22. by Walker &
L«wellen, as shown by the voucher of June 24. There is no proof that it was
afterwards printed by them «s a whole. The house Journal was reprinted by
order of the senate Jan. 23, 1866, and the senate Journal ordered reprinted,
but I can trace no copy of the reprint. "Resolved, That the clerk of the sen-
ate . . . have printed 50 copies of the first day's Journal of the senate and
of the house of delegtites of the June session in 1865; and that he cause the
same, together with the printed copies of the Journals of the succeeding days
of that session, to be bound in pamphlet iorm." Sen. Journal 1865-66, p. 139.
Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of the state of Virginia,
passed at the extra session, which assembled at Richmond on
the nineteenth day of June, 1865. Richmond: Republic book
and job office. 1865. 16406
[11] p. 20)icm.
Known as the Acts of the extra session of the assembly of the
"restored government" which formerly met at Alexandria. 3000 copies printed.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
570 BuUetm Virginia State Librwry [Pierpont, Gov.
Separate Documents; MiseeUanea
GoTcmor. Gov. Pierpoint's address to the people o? ^^lrginis, May
19, 1865. [Washington, McGill & Withrow, printers] 1S407
caption-title, 16 p. 22Hcin.
Appendix: A list of the congressional districts of the state as appor-
tioned by the eeneral assembly in 1862, under the act of consress asslKnins
the number of members to which Virginia was entitled by the enumeration
of 1860. Also a list of the senatorial districts made by the constitutional
convention of 1864. at Alexandria.
1869/66
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia^
for the session of 1865-66. Richmond : AUegre & Goode, print-
ers, 1865. 15408
550 p. 22.7cm.
Session began Dec. 4, 1865 and ended March t, 1(6<. John B. Baldwin,
speaker.
[Message from the governor, F. H. Pierpont]: p. 7-32. 154M
Also printed separately.
{Report of committee on contested election of J. H. C. Jones and
Ihristian of King and Queen and King William] : p. 62, 63, 66, 67.
154U
[Report of committee in relation to the pardon of Jefferson Davis
and afl political prisoners, and restoration of writ of habeas corpus]: p.
107, 108. 15411
[Report of committee on the condition of the land office]: p. 124,
125. 15412
[Report of committee on the subject of public printing]: p. 127, 128,
167. 15413
[Letter from the governor asking for an investigation of the lunatir
hospital at WUliamsburg] : p. 151. 15414
[Report of committee on the completion of the water line to the
Ohio liver] : p. 153. 15415
[Report of committee relative to claims for supplies fuinished the
penitentiary in 1863, 1864 & 1865]: p. 169. 15416
F Report of committee on the reunion of the state] : p. 182, 187. 15417
Rules of the house] : p. 193-204. 15418
! Report of the committee to stoy the collection of debts for a limited
: p. 206-211. 15419
Letter from H. Rives Pollard, who had been charged with a breach
of privileges of the house]: p. 212, 213. 15420
[Report of committee in relation to the nomination of Judges of the
■ supreme court of appeals and of the circuit courts] : p. 363-365. 15421
Members of the house of delegates, session 1865-66: p. 481. 15422
Index: p. 483-550.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day, the fourth day of December, in the year one thousand eij^t
hundred and sixty-five, being the eighty-ninth year of the com-
monwealth. Richmond : James E. Goode, senate printer. 1865.
15423
342, [1] p. 2Scm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1865] A Bibliography of Virginia 571
Session boEan Dec. 4, 18S5 and ended March S, 1866. U C. P. Cowper.
lieutenant governor, president.
TRoles and regulations]: p. 6-11, 42-47. 15424
[Messi^e of the governor, F. H. Plerpont, governor, Dec. 4, 18651:
p. 11-36. 15425
[Report of committee relative to the pardon of Jefferson Davis and all
political prisoners, and the restoration of the writ of habeas corpiis]: p.
83-«4. 15426
TReport of committee relative to public printing] : p. 98, 94. 15427
[Message of the governor, nominating judges of the supreme court,
and of the circuit courts, where vacancies exist] : p. 221, 227, 296. 15428
[Report of committee relative to the treasurer's office]: p. 808.
15429
Members of the senate who served Dec. 4, 1865 to March 3, 1866:
p. [348] 154M
[Documents] :
Memorial of the James river and Kanawha company praying the
general assembly to revive the act incorporating the Virginia canal com-
pany [and accompanying documents], December 20, 1865. Doc. no. 1.
15491
.^ S5 p._ Includes correspondence of the president, T. H. Ellis, and M.
Ernest de Betlot des Minierea.
Report of the joint committee to examine the register's office, Jan-
uary 6, 1866. Doc no. 2. 15432
3 p.
Report of the joint committee on immigration, January 12, 1866.
Doc no. 3. 154SS
4 p.
Communication from the governor of the commonwealth relative to
assistant secretary of the Board of public works, February 5, 1866. Doc.
no. 4 154S4
4 p.
Report of [E. F. Keen and John B. Baldwin] joint committee of
the general assembly of Virginia appointed to convey certain reBolutions
to the president of the United States [Andrew Johnson] [Report, reso-
lutions, substance of the interview between the president and the Virginia
delegation] Doc. no. 6. 15435
12 p.
. Report of the joint committee to examine the Eastern lunatic asy-
lum, in relation to its condition and management, March 1, 1866. Doc
no. 6. 1S436
4 p. Index [to journal and documents] 4S p.
Doeummta
Documenta 1865-6 [cover title]
These reports are addressed to F. H. Plerpoint, governor of Virginia.
Report of the auditor of public accounts [for fiscal year ending Sep.
30, 1865] to the general assembly, December 1865. Doc. no. 1. 15437
33 p. W. F. Taylor, auditor.
This Includes the report from the second auditor's office "the duties of
which were devolved upon the auditor of public accounts by an ordinance of
the convention passed at Wheeling the 9th of August, 1861.
Report of the treasurer of the commonwealth [for fiscal year ending
Sep. 30, 1865] to the general assembly, December 1865. Doc. no. 2. 15438
8 p. Francis J, Smith, treasurer.
Report of the secretary of the commonwealth to the general as-
sembly, December 1865. Doc. no. 3. 15439
4 p. Charles H. Lewis, secretary of the commonwealth and librarian.
Includes report of the library.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
572 Btdletin Virgima State Librwry [Pierpont, Gov.
— J
Report of the adjutant general of Virginia to the governor, Decem-
ber 1865. Doc no. 4. 15440
4 p. David H. Strother, adjutant general.
Report of the president and directors of the Western lunatic asylum,
for the fiscal years 1863-4, 1864-5. Doc. no. 6. 15441
42 p. F. T. Strlblingr, superintendent.
Report of the board of visitors of the institution for the deaf A
dumb and the blind, to the general assembly, December 1865. Doc. no. 6.
15442
19 p. J. C. Covell, principal.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virgima [for
year ending June 30, 18651 to the general assembly, December 1866. Doc
no. 7. 1544S
18 p. Alex. Rives, rector. Includes SugKestions of the faculty [touch-
ing the conduct and interests of the university in the difficult crisis in which
the institution is now involved]; and Catalogue of students, session of 1864-65.
Report of the board of directors of the Eastern lunatic asylum to
the general assembly, December 1865. Doc. no. 8. 15444
13 p. Leonard Henley, superintendent.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts, responsive to
house resolution. December 13, 1865. Doc. no. 9. 15445
4 P.
Report of the committee for courts of justice relative to distribution
of certain gold. December 20, 1865. Doc. no. 11. 15446
7 p.
Memorial of the James river and Kanawha company praying the
general assembly to revive the act incorporating the Virginia canal com-^
pany. Dec. 20, 1865. Doc. no. 12. 15447
S5 p. Includes Executory agreement between Bellot des Minleres.
brothers & company, and James river and Kanawha co.; and Letters of Ernest
de Bellot des Minleres to T. H. Kills, president of the James river and
Kanawha no.
Report of the joint committee of conference on the subject of pub-
lic printing. Doc. no. 13. 15443
2 p.
Tabular statements of the auditor of public accounts, showing the
amount of taxes assessed, &c. Doc. no. 14. 15449
3-14 p.
Report of the committee on roads, &c., concerning the Orange and
Alexandria railroad. Doc. no. 15. 15450
15-16 p.
Report of the committee on claims relative to the memorial of the
president of the New York and Virginia steamship company. Doc. no.
16. 15451
17-20 p.
Report of the committee for courts of justice relative to the bill and
substitute to stay the collection of debts for a limited period. Doc. no. 17.
15452
21-25 p.
Report of the select committee on re-union of state. Doc. no. 18.
15453
27-30 p.
Report of the committee of roads and internal navigation on the
expediency of reviving the charter of the Virginia canal company. Doc
no. 19. 15454
31-66 p. Includes Substance of remarks of Col. T. H. Ellis, president
of the James river and Kanawha co., before the committee; and correspond-
ence of Col. Ellis and E. de Bellot des Minleres.
Report of the committee for courts of justice in reference to the
report of the committee on claims. Doc. no. 20. 15455
67-72 p. , . .
Report of the minority of the committee for courts of justice in
reference to the report of the committee on claims. Doc. no. 21. 15456
73-78 p.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1865/66] A Bibliography of Virginia 573
Report of the joint committee appointed to proceed to Washington
and present to the president of the United States certain resolutions
adopted by the general assembly of Virginia. Doc. no. 22. 15457
79-86 p. The members of tnis committee were E. F. Keen and John B.
Baldwin. The reply of President Johnson is included.
Report of the committee of roads and internal navigation concern-
ing the Ck>vington and Ohio railroad. Doc. no. 23. 15458
87-88 p.
Report of the joint select committee on contracts between railroad
£ express companies, &c. Doc. no. 24. 15459
89-104 p.
Report of the joint sub-committee on investigation of the Eastern
lunatic asylum. Doc. no. 26. 15460
105-ioe p.
Closing address of Hon. John B. Baldwin, speaker of the house of
delegates [March 3, 1866] Doc. no. 26. 15461
107-109 p. 5000 copies printed. See house Journal March 3, 186S, p. 465.
Index. [1] p.
Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of the state of Virginia, passed
in 1865-66, in the eighty-ninth year of the commonwealth. Rich-
mond : Allegre & Goode, printers. 1866. 15402
S14 p. 23cni.
Resolutions: p. 449-468. 15463
Joint resolutions approving the policy of the president of the U. S.
in reference to the reconstruction of the Union: p. 449. 15464
Preamble and resolutions in relation to release of Jefferson Davis,
and all other political prisoners, and the restoration of the writ of habeas
corpus: p. 461. 15465
Joint resolution on the restoration of the state and the adjustment
of the pubUc debt: p. 463, 464. 15466
Separate election precincts: p. 469-462. 15467
Terms of courts: p. 463, 464. 15468
Receipts and disbursements for fiscal year ending Sep. 30, 1866: p.
466. 15469
The p&irlnB of the Acta of 1866-C7 and of the extra seaaion of 1867 la
continuoua with the volume for 1866-66. The three volumes are sometimes
found bound tOKether, in 1037 pages including an index for the three sessions.
The separate edition of the Acts of 1865-66 has 614 pages, including an index
to the volume; when this is bound with the other two sessions, the index la
omitted, and the Acts of 1866-67 begin on page 459.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Arddves. [State papers, 1865] In Calendar of Virginia state pa-
pers, V. 11, 1836-1869, p. 259-267. 1898. 15470
GoveriMM:. Message of [F. H. Pierpoint] the governor of Virginia
[Dec 4, 18661 Richmond: J. W. Lewellen, printer, 1866. 15471
25 p. 23.6cm. See house journal p. 7-32.
Message of the governor of Virginia to the general assembly.
Richmond: James E. Goode, senate printer. 1865. 15472
27 p. 22Vicm. •
James river and Kanawha co. Report of [Thomas H. Ellis, presi-
dent of the James river and Kanawha company] to the stockholders.
[Richmond, October 23, 1866] 15473
13 p. S4cm.
"The report which the board of directors had the honor to submit at
your last annual meeting, embracing the operations of the fiscal year which
terminated on the 30th of September, has been unfortunately lost:" p. 1. The
report for 1864 was never printed.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
574 Bulletin Virginia State Libra/ry [Pierpont, Gov.
[Thirty-first annual report of the president to the stockholders
of the James river and Kanawha company, togrether with the proceedings
of the stockholders, at their thirty-first annual meeting in October, 1865
. . . Richmond, 1866] 15474
Copy not seen.
Medical college of Virginia. [Catalogue of the Medical college of
Virginia, session 1864-65. Announcement for session of 1865-66] 15475
8 p. 23cm.
Western lunatic asylum. Report of the president and directors of
the western limatic asylum, for the fiscal years 1863-4, 1864-6. Richmond:
Charles H. Wynne, printer, 94 Main St. [1865] 15476
32 p. 22cm. FrancU T. StrlblinK. pbysicfan and superintendent. At
head of title: Doc. no. t.
1866/67
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the session of 1866-67. Richmond : Enquirer, print. 1866.
16477
468 p. 22.8cm.
Session bearan Dec. 3, 18(6 and ended ICarch 2, 1867. John B. Baldwin,
speaker.
[Letter from Randolph Rogers, the contractor for furnishing sta-
tuary for the Washington monument] : p. 12-14. 15478
[Special message of the governor, F. H. Pierpont relative to the
Loudoun and Hampshire railroad]: p. 18, 19. 15479
[Proclamation of governor convening the general assembly in extra
session Maich 4, 1867] : p. 384. 15486
Members of the house of delegates, session 1866-67: p. 403. 15481
Index: p. 406-468.
[Documents] :
Annual message of the governor of Virginia to the general assembly,
December, 1866. Doc. no. 1. 15482
41 .p. F. H. Pierpont. governor. Bound as appendix to house joumaL
Report of the joint committee on the library. Doc. no. 2. 1548S
4 p.
Reports of committee of schools and colleges in relation to the liter-
ary fund and common schools. Doc. no. 3. 15484
23 p. Includes A bill concernlnK the literary fund, and A bill to provide
for common schools.
[Journal of] extra session. [Richmond: Enquirer, print.
1866] 15485
caption-title, 180 p. 8vo.
Session begran March 4, 1867 and ended April 29, 1867.
[Letter from the governor relative to the recent act of congress
entitied "An act to provide for the more efficient government of the rebel
stetesl: p. 1-7. 15486
Monbers of the house of delegates, extra session, 1867: p. 159. 15487
Index: p. 161-180.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day, the third day of December, in the year one thousand eight
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1866/67] A Bibliography of Virginia 575
hundred and sixty-six being the nintieth year of the common-
wealth. Richmond: James E. Goode, senate printer. 1866.
15488'
459. [1] p. 23cm.
Session bearaa Dec. 3, 18S6 and ended March 2, 1867. Extra session beffaa
March 4 and ended April 29, 1867. L. C. P. Cowper, lieutenant Kovernor, pres-
ident.
[Message of the governor, F. H. Pierpont] : p. 4-34. 1S489
[Riiles and regulations]: p. 36-41. 15490
[Message of governor nominatiiig Alexander Rives as judge of sn-
preme court]: p. 76. 15491
g'Todamation of governor, calling extra session of assembly]: p
15492
[Message of the governor, calling attention to the recent act of con-
gress, entitled "An act to provide for the more efficient government of
tile rebel states"] : p. 828-333. 15493
[Rules and regulations of the senate] : p. 334-340. 15494
[General orders, no. 1, March 13, 1867, signed by Gen. J. M. Scho-
field, and "Act to provide for more efficient government of tile rebel
stetes"]: p. 368-361. 15495
10,000 copies printed separately.
[Report of select committee, G. W. Boiling, E. F. Ke^ J. H. Lee
and A. S. Gray, i^pointed to confer with the government at Washington] :
p. 866. 15496
Also printed separately.
Members of the senate who served Dec 3, 1866 to March 2, 1867,
and March 4, to April 29, 1867: p. [461] 15497
[Documents] :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the keeper of the rolls.
Doc. no. 1. 15498
11 p.
Executive communication relative to the Loudoun and Hampshire
railroad, and to the depositories of the public money. Doc. no. 2. 15499
Report of the superintendent of public printing, John P. Palmer, in
response to a senate resolution. [The resolution, adopted Dec 17, 1866,
requested a statement from aupt. of public printang "why the governor's
message, and other public documents, required by law to be printed and
distributed, have not been delivered to the members of this body"] Doc
no. 8. 15500
3 p.
Communication from the printer [J. E. Goode] to the senate denying
tbe correctness of a statement of the superintendent of public printing in
relation to tiie printing and delivery of the governor's message. Doc.
no. 4. 15501
4 P.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting list ot
commissioners in otiier stat^ Doc no. 5. 15602
4 P.
Report of the committee on public institutions, relative to the man-
agement of certain asylums. [Eastern and western lunatic asylums and
instihition for the deaf and dumb and the Uind] Doc no. 6. 1550S
6 p.
Report of the board of immigration. Doc. no. 7. 15504
'6 p. Includes report of the commissioner, W. H. Richardson.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts responsive to
a resolution of the senate [adopted Jany. 10, 1867, giving statement of
number and amount of registered bonds of the state sold during 1866]
Doc no. 8. 15505
[1] p.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
576 BvUeUn Virginia, State Library [Pierpont, Gov.
Correspondence [between E. C. Robinson, senator, and A. S. Buford,
president Richmond and Danville and Sonthside railroads] Doc. no. 9.
1S506
2 p. . .
Communication from the Board of public works responsive to a reso-
lution of the senate Fsubmitting statement of amount of stock owned by
state in internal improvements of the state, amount of indebtedness to the
state, and kind of security therefor] Doc. no. 10. 15507
2 p.
Semi-annual report of the examination at the Virginia military insti-
tute [with merit roll] Doc. no. 11. 15508
8 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts, relative to taxes
paid by railroads. Doc. no. 12. 15509
4 p.
Communication from Board of public works in response to a senate
resolution [adopted January 29, 1867, requesting number of paissengen*
and the mDes traveled: also the tonnage carried, and the distance, on
the respective railroads of the state for the years 1860 and 1866] Doc.
no. 13. 15510
4 p.
Communication from the governor enclosing a list of pardons and
reprieves. Doc. no. 14. 15511
16 p.
Communication from the governor relative to the Virginia and Ten-
nessee railroad. Doc. no. 15. 15512
2 p.
Communication from the governor in response to a joint resolution
[requesting him to ascertain on what terms the stocks and bonds which
the state holds in the railroads of Virginia can be exchanged for the
bonds of the state] Doc. no. 16. 15513
6 p.
Communication from the governor relative to the Virginia and Ten-
nessee air line railway. Doc. no. 17. 15514
3 p.
Communication from the Board <^ public works relative to through
tariff tables. Doc. no. 17. * 15515
28 p. The correct document no. should be 18.
Communication from Gen. Schofield. Doc. no. 18. 1S51S
2 p. The correct document number should be 19.
Index. 55 p.
Annual Reports
Report of the board of visitors and superintendent of the Virginia
military institute [for the fiscal year ending July 1, 1866] 15517
39 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
Report of the president & directors of the Eastern lunatic asylum, for
the fiscal year ending September 30, 1866. Doc. no. 4. 15518
27 p. R. M. Oarrett, superintendent
Report of the treasurer of Virginia. Fiscal year, 1st October, 1865,
to 30th September, 1 866. Doc. no. 3. 15519
11 p. J. S. Calvert, treasurer.
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts, for the fiscal year
ending September 30, 1866, [and report of the auditor of public accounts,
relative to the affairs of the second auditor's office, for the fiscal year
1865-66] 15520
{6 p. 2 fold, sheets. W. F. Taylor, auditor. Sometimes found without
pagres 47-66, which were bound separately.
Report of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia, to the
governor [for the fiscal year ending June 28, 1866] 15521
17 p. B. J. Barbour, rector. Includes Report of the faculty.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1866/67] A Bibliography of Virginia 577
Report of the adjutant general of Virginia [for year rading Sep. 30,
1866] 15522
4 p. W. H. Richardson, adjutant sen«ral. Includes report of B. 8. Oay.
captain commanding the public guard.
Report of the president and directors of the Western lunatic asylum,
for the fiscal year 1865-66. 15523
IS p. F. T. Stribling, superintendent.
Report of the attorney general [November 1, 1866] 15521
3 p. Thomas R. Bowden, attorney general.
Report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary [Feb. 2,
1866-Sep. 30, 1866] with accompanying documents. 15525
23 p. James F. Pendleton, superintendent.
Report of the board of visitors of the institution for the deaf & dumb
and the blind, to the general assembly of Virginia, December 1866. Doc.
no. 6. 15526
31 p. J. C. Covell, principal.
Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of the state of Virginia, passed
in 1866-67, in the ninety-first year of the commonwealth. Rich-
mond: James E. Goode, printer. 1867. 15527
1 p. 1., [459]-[771] p. 23cm.
Virginia bill of rights: p. 767-768. 15528
Constitution of Virginia: p. 759-771. 15529
The paging of the A.cts of 186<-$7. and of the extra session of 18S7, Is
continuous with the volume for 1866-66. The three volumes are sometimes
found bound together, in 1037 pages, including an index for the three ses-
sions. The separate edition of the Acts of 1865-66 has S14 pages, including
the index. When the 3 sessions are bound together, the Index of 186S-66
Is omitted, and the Acts of 1866-67 begin on p. 4&9.
Acts of assembly. Extra session, 1867. 15530
capUon-tlUe, [773] -1037 p. 23em.
Regular terms of courts: p. 969-976. 15531
List of commissioners in other states: p. 977, 978. 15532
Receipts and disbursements for fiscal year ending Sep. 30, 1866: p.
979. 15638
The paging of the Acta of 1866-67, and of the extra session of 1867, is
continuous with the volume for 1866-66. The three volumes are sometimes
found bound together, in 1037 pages. Including an index for the three ses-
sions.
Courts
Report of cases decided in the court of appeals of Virginia:
by Peachy R. Grattan. Vol. 17. From April 1, 1866, to July 1,
1867. Richmond, V. L. Fore, printer, 1867. 15534
[xvlU], 661 p. 23Hcm.
Cited as 68 va. reports.
Cases decided in the supreme court of ^peals of Virginia. April,
1866-April, 1867. p. [l]-682.
Judges of the court of appeals daring the tune of these reports:
Richard C. L. Moncure, president. William T. Jojmes, Alexander Rives ap-
pointed in place of judge Lucas P. Thompson, who though appointed judge
of the court, died before taking his seat on the bench. Judge Rives did
not sit in any of the cases reported which were decided at the April term
of the court for 1866. Attorney general: Thomas Russell Bowden.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
S78 Btdtetifi Virginia, Sixste Library [Pierpont, Gov.
Same. 2d ed. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, supt.
public printing. 1896. 15S35
xix, 689 p. 8vo.
Separate Documents; Miscelkmea
Agriculture. * [Memorial of the Virginia state agricultural aociety.
Richmond: J. £. Goode, printer. 1867] 15536
* p. 8vo. Copy not seen. Title from ma. record book ot public
printer.
Archives. [Papers of "Restored goyemment of Virginia," &c.l
1866. In Calendar of Virginia state papers, v. 11, 1836-1869, p. 468-497.
1893. 15587
Covington and Ohio railroad. [Covington and Ohio railroad. Rich-
mond: Charles H. Wynne, printer. 18661 15538
97 p. 8vo. Cfopy not seen. 200 copies printed. Title from ma.
record boolc of public printer.
General assembly. Report of the joint committee appointed to pro-
ceed to Washington and present to the president of the United States
certain resolutions adopted by the general assembly of Virginia, Rich-
mond: Gary & Clemmitt, 1866. 15539
12 p. 8vo. Copy not seen. Copy In Letter library.
Immlgratimi. Emigration to Virginia (east), "or the old dominion
state." Report from Joseph Newton on his second visit to this state.
London: n. d. 15540
with map. 8vo. Copy not seen. Title from sale catalogue.
The state of Virginia to the people of Great Britain [inviting
emigrants from Great Britain to Virginia] [1866] 15541
8 D. 20cm. l.SOO copies printed.
Signed by James Gait, James Black, R. B. Haxall, board of immiKratlon
for the state of Virginia. See act of March 3, 186S.
Internal improvement. [Speech of Col. Robert W. Hughes, before
the committee on roads and internal navigation, in relation to the internal
improvements of the state, Jan. 22, 1867] [Richmond, 1867] 15542
Copy not seen. Ordered printed by senate Jan. 23, 1867. 1000 copies.
Annual reports of the internal improvement companies of th^
state of Virginia, to the board of public works, for the year ending Septem-
ber 30, 1866. Richmond, James E. Goode, printer, 1866. 1554S
331, [1] p. 23Kcm.
James river and Kanawha co. [Communication from James river
and Kanawha company to the house of delegates. Feb. 8, 1867? Rich-
mond: J. E. Goode, printer. 1867] 1554<.
8 p. 8vo. Copy not seen. Title from ms. record book of public
printer.
[Memorial of the James river and Kanawha company. Jan. 19,
1867? Richmond: J. E. Goode, printer] 1554S -
Copy not seen. Title from ms. record book of public printer.
[Report of the James river and Kanawha company relative to
salaries. Jan. 28, 1867 ? Richmond: J. E. Goode, printer] 1554S
Copy not seen. Title from ms. record book of public printer.
Thirty-second annual report of the president to the stock-
holders of the Jsunes river and Kanawha company, together with the pro-
ceedings of the stockholders at their thirty-second annual meeting in Octo-
ber 1866. Richmond, Virginia: Printed by Gary & Clemmitt. 1866.
15547.^
Title from the West Virgrinla department of archives and history.
Medical college of Virginia. Catalogue of the officers, students sad
graduates of the Medical college of Virginia, session 1865-66 and summer
session 1866, with announcement of session 1866-'67. Richmond, Chas. H.
Wynne, printer, 1866. 1554«
12 p. 22%cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
■li$67] A BibUogfOfphy of Virginia S79
Norfolk. *T1m revised oixUnsBMs of tiie dty of Norfolk, to which are
prefixed the original charter of the borough, uid the amended charter of
1845 creatiag the bMrough into a city, and a collection of acts and parts of
acts of the general assembly, relatmg to the city. Pub. by authority of
the councils. 1866. Norfolk, Va., Printed at the office of the Daily Old
Dominion, 1866. 1S549
190 p. 22cm.
Public woriis. [Communication from the board of public works.
Feb. 8, 1867? Richmond: J. E. Goode, printer] 1S5M
8 p. 8vo. Copy not aeea. Title from ms. record book of public
printer.
Stay law. [Report on the stay law. Jan. 26, 1867. Richmond:
J. E. Goode, printer] 15551
Copy not seen. 5000 copies printed. Title from ms. record book of
public printer.
Taxatton. [Revenue laws. Richmond: Allegre and Goode. 1866]
15552
Copy not seen. Title from ms. record book of public i>rinter.
University of A^rginia. Catalogue of the University of Virginia.
Session of 1865-'66, (with catalogues of sessions 1861-1865, prefixed) Rich-
mond, Va., Chas. H. Wynne, printer, 1866. 1555S
1 p. 1., [31-44 p. 23cm.
Virginia miiitairy institute. Address on the re-inauguration of the
.bronze statue of Geoive Washington, at the Virginia military institute,
September 10, 1866. By Hon. John Letcher. Published by order of the
board of visitors. 15554
20 p. 22cm.
Whitlocke & co. vs. Gordtm'a admr. Whitlocke & co. vs. Gordon's
adm'r, &c. Note for appellee. Special court of appeals. [By Jamea
Pleasants, and Steger and Sands, counsel for appellee] [1866 ?] 15555
32 p. 22cm.
Williajn and Mary college. Catalogue of the college of William and
Mary, in Virginia. Sessions 1860-61 and 1865-66. Richmond, Gary &
Clemmitt, printers, 1866. 15556
19 p. 22cm.
[Two petitions of William and Mary college. Richmond : J. E.
Goode, printer. 1867]_ 15557
Copy not seen. Title from ms. record book of public printer.
1867
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia: by Peachy R. Grattan. Vol.18. From October 1, 1867.
to October 1, 1868. Richmond, Fersrusson & Rady, printers, 1868.
15568
[xxTll, 1026 p. ZSHcm. 1000 copies printed.
Cltert as fiS V». reports.
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia. October,
18€7^une, 1868. p. [l]-999.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
B. C. L. Moncure, president, William T. Joynes, Alexander Rives. Attomev
(general: Thomas Russell Bowden.
Same. 2d ed. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, supt.
public printinsr. 1896. 16669
XXV. [2], 847 p. 8vo.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
580 BvUetin Virginia State Librcury [Pierpont, Gov.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
ArchWes. [Papers of "Restored Kovemment of Virginia," Ac] 1867.
In Calendar of Virginia state papers, v. 11, 1836-1869, p. 497-499. 1893.
15560
Constitution. [Constitution of Virginia. Richmond: J. E. Goode,
printer. 1867] 15561
Copy not seen. 500 copies printed. Title from ms. record book ot pub-
lic printer.
Finance. Report of the treasurer of Virginia. Fiscal year, 1st Octo-
ber, 1866, to 30th September, 1867. [Richmond, 1867] 15562
15 p. 23cm. J. S. Calvert, treasurer. Only one copy of this separate
report of the treasurer seen. Now In the Vlrgrlnla treasurer's office.
Governor. Executive continuance in office until a successor is con-
stitutionally qualified. Correspondence and opinion [Opinion of the attor-
ney general, James Neeson, Dec. 31, 1867] 15563
16 p. 22^cm.
James river and Kanawha co. 'Argument for the James river and
Kanawha co. in the suit of Eugene Davis et al. vs. James river and Kanawha
company and the state of Virginia on the demurrer to the bill in the circuit
court of the city of Richmond. Richmond: W. A. R. Nye, Book and job
printer. Whig office. 1867. 15564
1 p. 1., 16 p. 23cm. SlKned: Ould & Carrlngton, of counsel for James
river and Kanawha co.
Letters from [Thomas H. Ellis] the president of the James
river and Kanawha company on the condition and affairs of the company.
Richmond: Enquirer print. 1867. 15565
43 p. 23cm. The letters were addressed to the Snqulrer In answer to
criticisms in the Times and Bxamlner.
[Thirty-third annual report of the president to the stockholders
of the James river and Kanawha company, together with the proceedings
of the stockholders, at their thirty-third annual meeting in October, 1867 . .
Richmond, 1867] 15566
Copy not seen.
Medical college of Virginia. Catalogue of the officers, students and
graduates of the Atedical college of Virginia, session 1866- '67, and announce-
ment of session 1867-'68. Richmond, Chas. H. Wynne, printer, 1867.
15567
15. [1] p. 23cm.
Oysters. [Laws relating to oysters. Richmond: J. E. Goode,
printer. 1867] 15568
16 p. 8vo. Copy not seen. Title from uis. record book of
public printer.
Taxation. [Instructions by the auditor. Richmond: J. E. Goode,
printer. 1867] 15569
120 p. 8vo. Copy not seen. Title from ms. record book of
public printer.
U. S. war dept First military district 'Circulars 1867, nos. 1-13,
Apr.-Oct. 15570
Each paged separately.
♦General orders 1867, nos. 1-3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12, 16, 16, 28, 31, 84,
86-40, 42, 47, 48, 51, 64, 65, 68, 77, 83. Richmond, Va. 15571
There Is a complete file of the general and special orders of the first
military district, state of Virginia, from 1866 to 1870, in the adjutant general's
office at Washington.
'General orders and circulars, headquarters ^First military dis-
trict, 1867. [Index] Richmond, Va., Asst adjutant general's office, 1868.
15572
19 p. 20cm.
'Roster of troops serving in the First military district, state
of Virginia . . . March 81, 1867. Mchmond, 1867. 15575
Digitized by CjOOQIC
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*Ro8ter of troops serving in the first district. SUte of Vir-
ginia. Brig, and bvt. mai. gen. J. M. Schofield, U. S. A., commanding, May
31st, 1867. Richmond, Va., assistant adjutant general's office, 1867.
155/4
[6] p. ISciD.
*Roster of troops serving in the first military district, brig.
and bvt mai. gen. J. M. Schofield, U. S. A., commanding June 30th, 1867.
Richmond, Va., assistant adjutant general's office, 1867. 1557&
[6] p. 20cm.
*Roster of troops serving in the first military district, brig.
and bvt. gen. J. M. Schofield, U. S. A., commanding July Slst, 1867. Rich-
mond, Va., assistant adjutant general's office, 1867. 1557C
[6] p. 20Hcm.
*Ro8ter of troops serving in the first military district, brig.
and bvt. maj. gen. J. M. Schofield, U. S. A., commanding. August Slst. 1867.
Richmond, Va., assistant adjutant general's office, 1867. 15577
£6] p. 26cm.
'Roster of troops serving in the first military district, brevet
major general J. M. Schofield, U. S. A., commanding. September 30th, 1867.
Richmond, Va., assistant adjutant general's office, 1867. 15578
[S] p. 20cm.
*Ro8ter of troops serving in the first military district, brevet
major general J. M. Schofield, U. S. A., commanding. October Slst, 1867.
Richmond, Va., assistant adjutant generial's office, 1867. 15579
[S] p. 20cm.
'Roster of troops serving in the first military district, brevet
major general J. M. Schofield, U. S. A., commanding. November 30th,
1867. Richmond, Va., assistant adjutant general's office, 1867. 15589
6 p. 20cm.
Univ^sity of Virginia. Catalogue of the University of Virginia.
Forty-third session, 1866-7. Richmond, Va., Richmond Med. Journal. 1867.
15581
Virginia military inatitnte. Register of the officers and cadets of
the Virginia military mstitute, Lexington, 1867. Lexington, 1867. 15582
50 p. 8vo.
Report of the board of visitors of the Virginia military insti-
tute, with accompanying documents. Richmond, Jas. £. Goode, 1867.
15588
S6 p. 22cm.
West Virginia. Virginia vs. West Virginia. Argument of Hon. Rev-
erdy Johnson, in the supreme court of the United States, delivered in be-
half of the defendant, Wednesday, May 8, 1867 . . . Washington, Printed
at the Globe office, 1867. 15584
18 p. 22^ cm.
Western Innatic asylum. Report of the president and directors of the
western lunatic asylum, Va., for the fiscal years 1865-66 and 1866-67.
Richmond, Gary & Clemmitt, printers, 1868. 15585
32 p. tables (part fold.) 22cm. For the two years ending Sep. 30, 1861^
CONVENTION AND CONSTITUTION OF 1867/68
Abstract of opinions of Major General Schofield in reference
to the elififibility of persons as dele^rates to the state convention.
ri8671 1BB86
1 1.
Die Constitution von Virjrinien, passirt in der am Dienstag,
den 3ten Dezember 1867, zu Richmond, Va., zusammengetretenen
Digitized by CjOOQIC
582 BvHetm VirginiA State lAbrwry [Pierpcmt, Gov,
convention. Angenommen am 17ten April, 1868. Richmond, Va,.
Gedruckt in der office der "Va. staatszeitung," 1868. 16687
48 p. 22cin.
Constitution of Virjrinia, framed by the convention which
met in Richmond, Virginia, the third day of December, ei^^teen
hundred and sixty-seven. State journal printing house, Rich-
mond, [no date! 15588
70 p. 23cm.
The constitution, p. 1-33; scliedule, p. 34; election ordinance, p. 35; con-
fressional apportionment, p. 36; First military district, general orders no. S5,
1, p. 37-68; official memoranda, p. 59-70.
Constitution of Virginia . . . State journal printing house,
Richmond [no date] 16689
36 p. 8vo.
Constitution of Virginia. "Printed pursuant to a resolution
adopted by the general assembly on the 9th day of December.
1876" p. 2. 15589a
34 p. 22^cm.
Errata, 3 lines, p. [34]
I
The constitution of Virginia, framed by the convention
which met in Richmond, Virginia, on Tuesday, December 3, 1867.
Passed April 17, 1868. Richmond, Printed at the office of the
New Nation, 1868. 15590
43 p. 2mcm.
p. [431: Errata, 13 lines.
Con£(titution of Virginia . . . Printed at the office of the
New Nation, 1868. 15091
37 p. 8vo.
The corrected edition of the precedlns.
The debates and proceedings of the constitutional convention
of the state of Virginia, assembled in the city of Richmond, Tues-
day, December 3, 1867 : being a full and complete report of the
debates and proceedings of the convention, together with the re-
construction acts of congress, and those supplementary thereto,
the order of the commander of the first military district assem-
bling the convention, and the new constitution. Official : W. H.
Samuel, phonographic reporter. Richmond, Printed at the office
of the New Nation, 1868. v. 1. 15692
749 p. 23cm. No more published.
"The debates are utterly worthless — They are a fraud; because the ]ar-
fron of the ncKroes is rendered into tolerable language and will appear as tb«
declamation of passably well informed orators." Dispatch. April 26, 1868.
The debates are somewhat fuller in the Dispatch and Enouirer than In
the Whig. The Jargon used by the negroes in debate has not been altered In
the Dispatch and Enquirer, as in the published volume of Debates.
Wm. H. Samuel was paid 83.060.00 for the "phonographic" report of de-
bates an<l proceedings of tbe convention from Feb. 16. 1868 to April 6, 1868.
1626 pages, manuscript. The printed debates extend only through Jan. 29, 1868.
No manuscript report of the debates after Jan. 29 is now known. There w«»
•one effort to print the debates after Jan. 29, 1868, but the honse in the aes-
■lon of 1870/71 decided adversely. See House Journal, 1870/71, p. 116.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1867/6»] A BibUography of Virginia 588
Documents of the constitutional convention of the state of
Virgrinia. Richmond, Printed at the office of the New Nation,
1867. 1M93
310 p. 23 Hem.
Contents:
1. Communication from Major-G«neraI Schofield, with accompanying
documents. 15594
2. I*etition of Frederick S. Tnkey. contesting the seat of James C.
Soathall. 15595
3. Communication from Gen. J. M. Schofield tendering thanks.
155%
4. Report of the committee on printing. 15597
5. Communication from Gen. J. M. Schofield relative to the regis-
tered voters in the state. 15598
6. Reply of Mr. James C. Southall, in reference to a petition contest-.
ing his seat, with accompanying letters. 15599
7. Report of the judiciary committee in relation to debts and obli-
gations incurred by the purchase or sale of slaves since Jan'y 1. 1860.
15600
8. Report of the committee on the preamble, bill of rights, and divi-
sion of the powers of the government. 15601
9. Memorandum of reply by Major-General Schofield to the commit-
tee of the Virginia constitutiona) convention appointed to confer with Gen-
eral Schofield and the auditor upon the subject of the pay of members and
employees of the convention. 15602
10. Communication from the auditor [concerning tax assessed upon
oysters] 1S603
11. Preamble offered by Mr. Liggett. 15604
12. Report of committee on privfleges and elections, relative to the
eUgibUity of Fayette Mauzy to a seat in the convention. 15605
13. Communication from General Schofield in relation to the resig-
nation of R. S. Beasley. 1560b
14. Report of committee on taxation and finance. 15607
16. Report of committee of the whole on the preamble, bill of rights,
and division of the powers of government. 15608
16. Report of committee on the basis of representation and appor-
tionment. 15609
17. Report of the committee on the pardoning power. 15610
18. Report of the judiciary committee on the resolutions of Messrs.
James and l^boum. 15611
19. Resolution of Mr. Piatt 15612
20. Article proposed by Mr. Scott, to be inserted between the first
and second sections of the bill of rights. 15613
21. Report of the committee on internal improvements in relation to
the sale of the Dismal Swamp canal. 15614
22. Report of the standing committee on the executive department
of government. 1561S
28. Report of committee on banking institutions. 15616
24. Articles 20 and 21 of the bill of rights, offered by Mr. Porter.
15617
25. A Statement showing the amount of capitation tax and the tax
on. licenses, real property, personal property, incomes, salaries, etc., assessed
for 1867, in the counties and cities. 15618
26. ° Substitute [concerning right of suffrage] of Mr. Hawxhurst
15619
27. Amendment proposed by Mr. Snead to the report of the com-
mittee on taxation and finance. 15620
28. Report of the committee on education. 15621
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29. Report of the committee on the elective franchise and qualifica-
tions for office. 15622
30. Minority report of the committee on the electiye franchise and
qualifications for office. 1562S
31. Report of the committee on internal improvements. 15624
82. Report of the committee on banking, currency and insurance
companies. 15626
33. Report of the committee on agriculture, industrial interests and
immig^ration. 15626
34. Report of the committee on privileges and elections. 15627
35. Petition of citizens of Mathews county in relation to the collection
of taxes. *" 15628
36. Report of the committee on corporation and county courts, and
county organizations. 1S629
37. Minority report of the committee on elective franchise and quali-
fications for office. 15630
38. Communication from General Schofield in relation to the election
of delegates from Richmond. 1S6S1
39. Minority report of the committee on privileges and elections in
the case of Fayette Mauzy. 156S2
40. Resolution offered by Mr. Porter. 15633
41. Report of the judiciary committee upon the petition of Thomas
Barton and other citizens of the first congressional district, asking relief
from their present pecuniary embarrassments. 1S6S4
42. Report of committee on education and funds relating thereto.
15635
43. Report of the committee on public institutions. 15636
44. Report of the judiciary committee. 15637
46. Report of the committee on public institutions in relation to the
Virginia military institute. 156SS
46. Report of the special committee on investigation; together with
the minority report and testimony before the committee. 15639
47. Report of the committee on the legislative department. 15640
48. Majority and minority reports of committee on basis of represen-
tation and apportionment. 15641
49. Report of the committee of revision on the reports of standing
committees. 15642
50. Ordinances passed by the state constitutional convention. 1564S
Education: an address delivered to the constitutional con>
vention of the state of Virjrinia, Thursday, January 23, 1868, by-
Rev. Dr. Sears. Richmond, Printed at the office of the New Na-
tion, ISfiH. 16644
18 p. 22cm.
Journal of the constitutional convention of the state of Vir-
ginia, convened in the city of Richmond December 3, 1867, by
an order of General Schofield, dated November 2, 1867, in pursu-
ance of the act of congress of March 23, 1867. Richmond, Printed
at the office of the New Nation, 1867. 16646
391 p. 23Vicm.
Letter of the secretary of war, communicating a corrected
copy of the constitution framed by tiie Virginia convention, as
Digitized by VjOOQIC
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•
furnished by brevet major jreneral J. M. Schofield, commanding
the first military district [Washington: Govt printing office,
1868] 16648
26 p. 8vo. .
(U. S. 40th Cons:. 2d seas. Sen. ex. doc. no. 54.)
Protest of the conservative candidates from the city of
Richmond, against the confirmation of the proceedings at the
election on the 23rd and 24th days of October, 1867. Richmond,
Va., October 31st, 1867. 16647
3 p. Addressed to Major-General Schofleld and signed by Thomas J.
Bvans: Alexander H. Sands, N. A. Sturdlvant, Marmaduke Johnson, Wm. Tay-
lor.
Reply of major-general Schofield to the protest of the con-
servative candidates from the city of Richmond, against the con-
firmation of the proceedings at the election on the 23rd and 24th
days of October, 1867. Richmond, Va., November 7th, 1867.
16648
5 p. Addressed to Thomas J. Evans, Marmaduke Johnson, N. A. Sturdl-
▼ant, Alexander H. Sands and William Taylor.
For additional references to this convention and constitution see
A bibliography of the conventions and constitutions of Virginia, by E. G.
Swem, in the Virginia state library bulletin, y. 3, no. 4, Oct. 1910.
.1868
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals and
the military court of appeals of Virginia. By Peachy R. Grattan.
Vol. 19. From October 1, 1868, to July 1, 1870. Richmond, C. A.
Schaffter, superintendent of public printing, 1870. 16660
[xxivl, 844 p. 23cm.
cited as «0 Va. reports.
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia. October,
1868-April, 1870. p. [11-642, [6731-823.
Cases decided in the military court of appeals of Virginia. October,
1869-Januar7. 1870. p. 545-669.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
Bichard C. L. Moncure, president William T. Joynes, Alexander Rives to
January term, 1869; Joseph Christian, Waller R. Staples, Francis T. Ander-*
son, the three judges last named having taken their seats on the bench at
the April term, 1870. Attorney general: Thomas Russell Bowden to Jan-
nary term, 1869; James C. Taylor succeeding him.
Judges of the military court of appeals: Horace B. Bumham, presi-
dent, O. M. Dorman, W. Willoughby. Attorney general: Charles Whittle-
sey.
Same. 2d ed. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, supt.
public printing. 1900. 16661
XIV. fJI, 847 p. dvo.
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♦Virginia reports . . . Annotated under the supervision of
Thomas Jdinson Michie. [Volumes 19, 20 and 21, Grattan's re-
ports. 1868-1872] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company,
law publishers, 1901. . 15652
1095 p. 25cin.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. [Papers of H. H. Wells' administrationj 1868. In Calen-
dar of Virginia state papers, v. 11, 1836-1869, p. 500-503. 1893. 15658
Botmdaries. 'Report of the commissioners appointed by the legisla-
tures of Maryland and Virginia to run and mark the division line between
Maryland and Virginia, on tiie Eastern shore of Chesapeake bay. Printed by
authority. Annapolis, Wm. Thompson of R., printer, 1868. 15651
36 p. 21Hcm.
Finance. Report of the treasurer of Virginia. Fiscal year, 1st Octo-
ber, 1867, to 30th September, 1868. [Richmond: Gary, Clemmitt & Jones,
printers. 1868] 15655
17 o. 22>4cm. 1000 copied printed. There Is a copy in the state treas-
urer's office. Geortre Rye, treasurer of Va. ad interim.
General statement of donations, appropriations and expenditures on ac-
count of tile Wasliincton monument fund: p. 14, 15.
[Supplement to the treasurer's report for 1868. Richmond:
Gary, Clemmitt & Jones, printers. 18691 15656
No copy seen. 300 copies printed. Title from vouclier.
Crovemor. [Opinion of the supreme court of appeals in regard to
eligibility of governor. 1868. Gary & Clemmitt, printers] 15657
Copy not seen. 500 copies printed. Title from ms. record boolc o£
public printer.
Internal improvement. Annual reports of the internal improvement
companies of the state of Virginia, to the. board of public works, for 1867-68
[years 1867 and 1868] 15658
180 p. 22\4cm.
Jamea river and Kanawha company. The central water-line from the
Ohio river to the Virginia capes, connecting the Kanawha and James rivers, y
affording the shortest outlet of navigation from the Mississippi basin to the
Atlantic. Richmond, Va., Printed by Gaiy & Clemmitt, 1868. 15CS9
95 p. fold, map 22Hcm. Signed: K. Lorraine, cliief engineer . . .
Compiled and published by order of the president and directors of tb«
James river and Kanawha company. For an historical and statistical sketcb
of the canal, see p. 52-95.
2d ed. Richmond, Va., Gary, Clemmitt & Jones, prin- v
ters, 1869. 15660
96 p. fold. map. 23cm. "Letter from Qen'l Chaa. P. Stone:" p. 93-96.
[Thirty-fourth annual report of the president to tiie stock-
holders of the James river and Kanawha company, together with the pro-
ceedings of the stockholders, at their thirty-fourth aafiual meeting in Octo- ^
ber, 1868 . . . Richmond, 1868] 15661
Copy not seen.
Law. *The practice in courts of justice in England and the United
States. By Conway Robinson. Volume 5. As to the £n^>imds and form of
defence in personal actions. Richmond: Woodhouse & Parfaam. Baltimore:
Cushings & Bailey. Philadelphia: T. & J. W. Johnson. 186& 15648
xclii. 1053 p. 8vo.
Medical ctulege of Virginia. Catalogue of the officers, students and
graduates of the Medical college of Virginia, session of 1867-68, and an-
nouncement for the session of 1868-69, wi& a catalogue of all the graduates
of the school. Richmond, Fergusson & Rady, printers, 1868. 16663
24 p. 23cm.
Medical college of Virginia, Richmond, Announcement for the
session of 1867-68, and catalogue of students and graduates for the session
of 1868-69. Richmond, Fergusson & Rady, printers, 1869. 15664
16 p. 23cm.
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1868] A Bibliography of Virginia 587
Physical mirvej. Physical survey of Virginia. Geographical position
of; its commercial advantages, and national importance. (Preliminary re-
port) by M. F. Maury, LL. D., etc., etc., professor of physics Virginia mili-
tary institute, Lexington, Va. Gen. Francis H. Smith, A. M., superintendent.
December, 1868. Richmond: W. A. R. Nye, Book and job printer, Whi"
building. 1868. * 16M
[92] p. 2 fold, maps (partly colored). 22Hcin.
Statement showing the railroads of Virginia completed and In operation,
with the lenKth of the main line between the termini, the cost of construction
and equipment, the date of charter, and the counties through which they pass:
p. 9. The railroads projected and for which charters have been granted: p. 10.
U. S. war department. First military district 'Circulars, 1868, nos.
1-6, Jan.-Dec. 15666
Rach paged separately.
♦General orders 1868, nos. 13, 16, 16, 21-64, 66-70, 72-156.
Richmond, Va. 15667
There is a complete file of the general and special orders of the first
military district, state of Virginia, from 1866 to 1870, in the adjutant general's
office at Washington.
*Roster of troops serving in the first military district, state of
Virginia . . . Jan. 31, 1868. Richmond, 1868. 15669
'Roster of troops serving in the -first military district,' brevet
major general J. M. Schofield, U. S. A., commanding. February 29th, 1868.
Richmond, Va., assistant adjutant general's office, 1868. 15669
[6 p.] 20cm.
'Roster of troops serving in the first military district, com-
manded by brevet major-general J. M. Schofield, May 31st, 1868. Richmond,
Va., assistant adjutant general's office, 1868. 15679
[6 p.] 20cm.
*Roster of troops serving in the first military district, state of
Virginia . . . June 30, 1868. Richmond, 1868. 15671
'Roster of troops serving in the first military district, com-
manded by brevet major-general George Stoneman. July 3l8t, 1868. Rich-
mond, Va., assistant adjutant general's office, 1868. 15672
[6] p. 20cm.
'Roster of troops serving in the first military district, state of
Virginia . . . Nov. 30, 1868. Richmond, 1868. 15673
University of Virginia. Catalogue of the University of Virginia.
Forty-fourth session, 1867-68. Wythe^le: D. A. St. Claire, printer, 1868.
1S674
Virginia military institvto. Register of the officers and cadets of the
Virginia military institute, Lexington, Va. 1868. 15675
Si p. 23cm.
I86O/7O
Journals
Journal of the house of delesrates of Virginia for the session
o€ 1869. Richmond : Printed at the state journal ofiSce, 1869.
16676
56 p. 8vo. The Journal was afterwards Included in the bound
volume for the session from Feb. 8 to July 11, 1870, and Oct. 1, to Nov. 10,
1S70.
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the session of 1869-70. Richmond : Clemmitt & Jones, prin-
ters. 1870. . 16677
794, 84 o. 22cm.
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588 Bulletin Virginia. State Library [Walker, Gov.
Session began Oct. 6. 1869 and ended Oct. 20, 1869. Met affain Feb. 8 to
July 11, 1*70, and again Oct. 1 to Nov. 10, 1870. Zeph. Turner, speaker.
iiules: p. 4-16. 15«78
Governor's message [Gilbert C. Walker, governor] : p. 26-29. 15679
Joint resolution proposing an amendment to the constitution of the
United SUtes: p. 29.30. 15680
A resolution proposing an amendment to the constitution of the U. S.:
p. 30, 31. 15681
[Opinion of the U. S. attorney general as to the legal (jualiiications
of officers to be elected under the proposed constitution of Virginia] : p. .31-34.
15682
Rules for the government of the senate and house of delegates when
convened in joint assembly for the election of senators in cong^ss: p. 42, 43.
15688
[Oath prescribed for members of the assembly] : p. 55. 15681
[List of members who have taken the oath] : p. 55. 15685
[Report of auditor on amount spent for criminal charges for 1867-68,
1868-69, and for October, November and December, 1869] : p. 77. 15686
[Report of committee on eligibility of John C. Ewell of Lancaster] :
p. 171. 15687
[Report of committee on securing a place for temporary sessions] :
p. 409. 15688
[Veto message from governor in relation to act . . . concerning ap-
peals, writs of error and supersedeas] : p. 468, 469. 15689
[Correspondence between the governor and John B. Baldwin relative
to the state's interest in the Virginia and Tennessee railroad] : p. 514, 515.
15690
[Letter from the governor relative to the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad company]: p. 563, 664. 15691
[Proceedings relative to the arrest of W. H. Andrews, a member of
the house] : p. 609, 610, 614. 15692
[Message from the governor stating his objection to four bills]: p.
668-671. 15698
[Letter from the governor announcing the death of Gen. Robert E.
Lee]: p. 693. 15694
[Report of the committee appointed to represent the commonwealth
in the funeral ceremonies of Gen. R. E. Lee] : p. 696. 15695
[Veto message from the governor as to bill relating to "Juries in
criminal cases and change of venue"] : p. 768. 15696
[Letter from Jefferson Davis acknowledging the receipt of the reso-
lution extending to him the privileges of its floor]: p. 768. 15697
Members of the house of delegates who served during the first session
under the new constitution, Oct. 5, 1869 to Nov. 10, 1870: p. 793, 794.
15698
Index: p. 1-84.
Journal of the senate of Virjrinia, for the session of 1869.
Richmond : Printed at the state journal office, 1869. 150ra
45 p. 8vo. This journal was later Included In the bound volume
of session Feb. 8, to .Tuly 11, 1870.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
besrun and held at tiie capitol in the city of Richmond, on Tues-
day, the fifth day of October, in the year one thousand eight hun-
dred and sixty-nine being the ninety-third year of the common-
wealth. Richmond: James E. Goode's steam press. 1870.
16700
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1869/70] A Bibliography of Virgima 689
«47. rn D. 22\tCTT>.
Session beKan Oct. 5, 1869 and ended July 11, 1870. There was a recess
from Oct. 20, 1869 to Feb. 8, 1870. John F. Lewis, lieutenant governor, presi-
dent. J. I>. Marre. elected lieutenant governor Mar. 2, 1870.
[Comnuinication from Garrick Mallery, secretary of the common-
wealth, relative to certificates of election of members of the senate, and
oaths taken before him]: p. 3-6, 26, 46, 59. 15701
[Rules and regnilataons] : p. 9-15. 15702
Message of the governor, 6. C. Walker, accompanied by Joint resolu-
tions of congress proposing amendments to the U. S. constituuon, and opin-
ions of attorney general, E. R. Hoar, relative to the oath prescribed for
Virginia officials and authority of legislature to elect U. S. senators]: p.
17-26. 15708
Also printed separately.
[Veto message of the governor relative to act ratifying the Joint reso-
lution of congress, passed June 16, 1866, proposing an amendment to U. S.
constitution] : p. 28. 15701
Rules for joint assembly]: p. 31. 15705
Message of the governor, Feb. 8, 1870] : p. 39-44. 15706
^Message of the governor, Feb. 9, 1870] : p. 48-64. 15707
Message of the governor, relative to the qualifying oaths Feb. 2.S,
1870]: p. 99-103. 15708
[Message of the governor relative to the financial condition of the
commonwealth, March 8, 1870, including a statement of receipts and ex-
penses Oct. 1, 1868 to Sep. 30, 1869] : p. 138-166. 15709
Also printed separately.
rOpinion of the attorney general, J. C. Taylor, relative to mileage
for state senators] : p. 183, 184. 15710
[Letter from Gto. R. E. Lee to the president of the senate] : p. 230.
15711
[Report of committee relative to the colony of Hollanders lately settled
in Amelial : p. 326. 15712
[Resolutions of sympathy for the capitol disaster, from the constitu-
tional convention of Illinois] : p. 361. 15718
[Message from the governor, vetoing act relative to appeals, writs
of error and supersedeas]: p. 444. 15711
[Message of the governor relative to the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad company June 17, 1870] : p. 629. 15715
[Report of committee of immigration relative to memorial of Gen. G.
Tochman]: p. 535, 636. - 15716
[Report of committee relative to an assistant in the library] : p. 698.
15717
[Report of committee relative to claim of Judge Parker for compen-
sation for services from Jan. 1, 1863 to April 10, 1866] : p. 618, 619. 15718
Members of the senate who served Oct. 5, 1869 to July 11, 1870: p.
[648] 15719
[Documents] :
Abstract of the return of clerks of courts to the keeper of the rolls.
Doc. no. 1. 15720
8 p.
Appendix to the message of the governor, February 9, 1870 [including
documents relative to the Howard Grove insane asylum for negroes; Gen-
eral orders no. 6, first military district, Jan. 18, 1870, relative to appropria-
tions for fiscal years ending Sep. 80, 1867, Sep. 30, 1868, and Sep. 80, 1869;
Memorial of trustees of Randolph Macon college relative to sale of buildings
to the sUte] Doc. no. 2. 15721
14 p.
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Report of the State board of immigration to the general assemb.'y
[inclading report of commissioner, William H. Richardson, from date of
last report, Dec. 31, 1866 to Feb. 15, 1870] Doc. no. 3. 18722
8 p.
Thos. J. Randolph, R. B. Haxall, W. H. M&cfarland, board of Imml^atiAH.
Report of the joint library committee to the general assembly. Doc
no. 4. 15723
6 p.
Communication from the executive of Virginia transmitting list of
commissioners in other states. Doc. no. 6. 15724
3 p.
Report of the superintendent of puUic instruction TWilliam H. RufiF-
ner] Doc. no. 6. 15725
11 p. This report Is principally an Outline plan of public Instruction.
. Communication from the auditor of public accotmts in response to
a resolution of the senate [(adopted April 6, 1870) giving estimate of cost,
including salary, mileage, &c., of county court judiciary, under bill passed
by house of delegates April 6, 1870, also estimate of costs of court of ap-
peals and circuit court judiciary] Doc. no. 7. 15726
R 0.
Communication from the governor of Virginia relative to the cession
of lands for light houses, etc. Doc. no. 8. 15727
9 p.
Minority report of the committee on general laws on house bill no. 42
[entitled a bill to repeal section 4 of chap. 33 of code of 1860] Doc. no. 9.
15728
[11 p.
Report of the senate select committee appointed to investigate charges
[of bribery and corruption] made by Richmond whig. Doc. no. 10. 15729
6 p.
Index. 58 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Satur-
day, the first day of October, in the year one thousand eight hun-
dred and seventy, being the ninety-fourth year of the common-
wealth. Adjourned session. Richmond : James E. Goode's steam
presses. Ifi7n. 16730
128, [11 p. 22Hcra.
Session beRan Oct. 1, 1870 "nd ended Nov. 10, 1870. J. L. Marye, lieuten-
ant Kovernor, president.
[Veto message of the governor, G. C. Walker, relative to bill relating
to grand juries, bill relating to notaries public, bill relating to Rockingham
home mutual Are insurance company, bill relating to James river bridge com-
pany]: p. 7-10. 15731
[Message from the governor relative to the freshet in the James and
Shenandoah rivers]: p. 11, 12. 15732
[Message of the governor relative to the death of Gen. R. E. Lee] :
p. 25. 15733
[Report of the committee appointed to represent the commonwealth
in the funeral ceremonies of Gen. R. E. Leel : p. 30, 31. 15734
[List of county superintendents of schools nominated by the board of
education] : p. 88. 15735
[Letter of Jefferson Davis, thankiiw the senate for the resolution ex-
tending to him the privileges of the floor]: p. 117. 1573C
[Veto message of the governor relative to corporation court of city
of Norfolk] : p. 119, 120. 16737
[Veto message of the governor relative to fences and the protection
of tnx>p8] : p. 122. 15738
Members of the senate who served Oct. 1, 1870: p. [129] 15739
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[Documents] :
Report of the commissioners to adjust tiie public debt with West Vir-
giaia. Doc. no. 1. 15740
4 p. W. J. Robertson, W. T. Sutherlin, commissioners.
Report of the board of education. Doc. no. 2. 15741
5 p. Signed by W. H. Ruftner, superintendent of public instruction.
Communication from the adjutant-general [W. H. Richardson] in re-
sponse to a resolution of the senate, instructing him to report the status of
tile militia. Doc. no. 3. 15742
* p.
Report of tiie senate committee on banks relative to the condition of
tlie Virginia banks at the close of the late war, and the disposition of their
assets: together with the testimony taken by the committee, November 1,
1870. Doc. no. 4. 15743
23 p.
This report includes a statement from Horace L. Kent, one of the com-
missioners appointed In 1S65' by Oovernor Plerpont to examine into the con-
dition of the banks of the state. Including a list of papers which he surren-
dered to the committee; also statements or letters of Thomas Branch, William
M. Button, Bradley T. Johnson, P. A. Krlse, John W. Burke, David J. Saunders.
Index. 19 p.
Documents
[Documents, house of delegates, 1869-70] 15744
No tltle-pajre. binder's title.
[Abstract from the reports of the clerks of the courts for the year
ending 31st August, 1869] Doc. no. 1. 15745
11 p. Submitted to the house by J. B. Blererer, clerk.
Report from the committee of privileges and elections [on the petition
of John S. Braxton, complaining of the undue return of L. R. Stewart, as a
del^ate to represmt the county of Richmond in the present house] House
doc. no. 2. 15746
5 p.
Report [of the committee on privileges and elections] in case of John
A. McCaull, of Roanoke. House doc. no. 3. 15747
2 p.
Report of the board of visitors of the institution for the deaf £ dumb
& the blind at Staunton, Va. to the general assembly of Virginia. Decem-
ber, 1867. Richmond, Geo. W. Gary, book and Job printer, 1870. House
document no. 4. 15748
60 p. J. C. Covell, principal. This report covers the three fiscal years
endtnir Sep. 30. 1867, Sep. 30, 1S68, Sep. 30, 1869.
Report from committee on asylums and prisons concerning Howard
Grove hospital. [1870] Doc. no. 5. 1574»
4 p. J. J. DetAmeter, superintendent. This hospital was known later
aa the Central state hospitnl.
Governor's message relative to the financial condition of the common-
wealth, March 8. 1870. House doc. no. 6. 15750
37 p. G. C. Walker, governor.
Report from the committee on privileges and elections, in the con-
tested election case of W. D. Pollard vs. B. F. Jones. Doc. no. 7. 15751
5 p.
Report of the commissioners to adjust boundary line between Virginia
and Maryland. Doc. no. 8. 15752
10 p. .1. 'W. PleM, 8. W. Powell, commissioners.
Report of the engineer to mark the boundary line between Virginia
and Maryland. Doc no. 8. 15763
13-17 p. John De La Camp, engineer.
Communication from Geni R. E. Lee, relative to southern boundary
line of Virginia. [24th February 1870] Doc. no. 9. 15754
2 p.
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Report of board of visitors Virginia military institute. Doc no. 10.
15755
4 p. The report is dated Feb. 19, 1870.
Report of the; superintendent Virginia military institute. Doc. no. 11.
15756
12 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent. The report is dated June 25. 1869.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections in the contested
case of Chas. W. Buttz vs. F. S. Norton [of James City] Doc. no. 12.
15757
2 p.
Report of the superintendent of public instruction [submitting an
outline plan of public instruction, which contains the leading features of a
permanent system; to which is appended a provisional plan for the gradual
introduction of the free school system into Virginia. The latter is to be
superseded in July 1871] Doc. no. 13. 1575S
11 p. W. H. Ruffner, superintendent. Dated March 28, 1870.
Joint report of the committee of public institutions of the senate,
and of asylums and prisons of the house of delegates, on the condition, etc,
of the penitentiary. Doc. no. 14. 15759
3 p.
Report of the joint library committee to the general assembly. Doc
no. 16. 15760
5 p.
Report of rector and board of directors of the university of Virginia.
Doc. no. 16. 15761
9 p. B. Johnson Barbour, rector.
Report of the commissioners for the adjustment of the public debt
with the state of West Virginia. [April 22, 1870] Doc. no 17. 15762
3 p. W. J. Robertson, W. T. SutherliB, P. H. Aylett, commissioners.
Report of the commission in relation to the sale and removal of the
penitentiary. Doc. no. 18. • 15763
10 p.
Correspondance [between the governors of Maryland and Virginia]
concerning the boundary line between Maryland and Virginia [to October
11, 1870] Doc. no. 19. 15764
4 p.
Report of the commissioners for the adjustment of the public debt
with- the state of West Virginia. [1870] Doc. no. 20. 15765
2 p.
Report of the board of education. [October 1, 1870] Doc. no. 21.
15766
3 p. W. H. Ruffner, superintendent. Report dated Oct. 1, 1870.
Correspondence between Giov. Gilbert C. Walker and Brevet Maj. Gen.
E. R. S. Canby as to the right of the Federal military forces to interfere
with the municipal affairs of the city of Richmond. Doc no. — . 15767
8 p.
Governor's message, [no date] 15768
10 p. n. C. Wallcer, Kovernor.
List of civil officers who have filed the oath required by act of con-
gress in the office of the secretary of the commonwealth. 15769
23 p.
Index. 2 p.
Session Laws
Acts of the general assembly of the state of Virginia passed
at the session of 1869-'70. Richmond : James E. Goode, printer.
1870. 16770
676 p. 23cm.
Constitution of Virginia: p. 611-630. 15771
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1869/70] A Bibliography of Virginia 693
List of the names and numbers of the townships in the separate coun-
ties of Virginia, as reported to this date: p. 631-684. 1S772
Separate election precincts: p. 635-639. 1S773
Commissioners in other states: p. 641-644. 15774
ReKolar terms of courts: p. 645-647. 15774a
State indebtedness: p. [649] 15775
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Ardiives. [Papers of H. H. Wells' administration] 1869. In Calendar
of Viivinia state papers, v. 11, 1836-1869, p. 504-508. 1893. 1577$
Central water line. Memorial of the general assembly of Virginia to
the congress of the United States relative to water communication between
the Atlantic and Mississippi. Richmond, Clemmitt & Jones, 1870. 15777
cover-title, 7, fll d, 'Hem.
GtU officers. [Opinion of the attorney general in regard to the status
of the civil officers of the commonwealth. Richmond] 15778
Copy not seen. For order to print 300 copies aee house iournal 18$9-70,
p. 206.
Eastern lunatic asylum. Report of the board of directors of the
Eastern lunatic asylum for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1869.
Richmond: Printed at the state journal office. 1869. 15779
38 p. 23cin. D. R. Brower, superintendent and physician.
Education. The educational journal of Virginia, [v. 1, Nov., 1869-Oct.,
1870] Organ of the educational association. EJditors Charles H. Winston,
Thos. R. Price, Jno. M. Strother, D. Lee Powell, H. H. Harris [R. M. Smith]
Richmond, Educational publishing house. 15780
402 p. 23cm. Includes the official instructions and circulars of the de-
partment of public instruction.
Elections. [Act providing for a general election. Richmond: 1870]
15781
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal May 6, 1870.
[Registration law. Richmond: 1870] 15782
Cooy not seen. For order to print see house journal April 30, 1870.
Finance. Report of the treasurer of Virginia [for the fiscal year
ending 30th September, 1869] [Richmond, 1869] 15783
26 p. 23cm. Georgre Rye, treasurer. Only one copy of this separate
report known. Now In the Virtfinia treasurer's office.
Immigration. Emigration to the United States. Organization of the
state board of immigration in the state of Virginia. Statistical disclosure
of agricultural wealth of the "North," "West" and "South" of the United
States. State of Virginia: ita climata, soil, productions, natural advantages
over other states of the Union, &c. Issued and published by general G.
Tochman, European general state agent of immigration for the state of
Virginia: for the use, information and protection of emigrants seeking
homes in the ITnited States, and the capitalists seeking profitable invest-
ments in lands and public works of the states. November 1869. 2d ed. . . .
New York, D. Batchelar & co., steam printers, 1869. 15784
31 p. 22%cm.
Insurance. [Abstract of laws of Virginia relative to insurance com-
panies. Richmond: Gary, Clemmitt & Jones, printers. 1869] 15785
4 p. 8vo. No copy seen. 1000 copies printed. Title from
voucher.
James river and Kanawha co. Thirty-fifth annual report of the presi-
dent to tile stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company, together
witii the proceedings of the stockholders, at their thirty-fifth annual meet-
ing, in November, 1869. Richmond: Clemmitt & Jones, Book & job prin-
ters. 1871. 15786
[407-442] p. 23cm. Charles S. CarrlnEton, president.
Summary stiitement of receipts and disbursements of the .Tames river
and Kanawha company from Us organtfcatlon to 30th September, 1869: p. 4S4,
435.
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694 BvUetin Virginia, Siute Library [Walker, Gov.
statement showiner the amount of actual tonnage, the equivalent ton-
naire for one mile, the annual averaee rate of toll per ton per mile, the
amount of tolls on tonnage and on passengers, the amount for rent of houses,
lots and water power, the gross receipts from tollH and rents, the annual ex-
penses and repairs of the canal . . . and net revenue Ifrom Oct. 1, 1855 to
Sep. 30. 1869]: p. 439.
Law. ♦The law and practice of attachment, under the code of Vir-
ginia; and of bail and injunction in analogous cases wherein attachment is
not available — ^with a variety of all necessary forms. Also: the law of at-
tachment under the new code of West Virg^ima, with explanatory references
to the context. By John Warwick Daniel . . . Lynchburg, Schanter & Bry-
ant; Philadelphia, T. & J. W. Johnson; [ etc., etc.] 1869. 15787
vHi. 304 p., 1 I. 22%cm.
Physical survey. Physical survey of Virginia. Her geographical posi-
tion; its commercial advantages and national importance. Preliminary re-
port by M. F. Maury, LL. D., etc., etc., professor of physics, Virginia mili-
tary institute, Lexington, Va. Gen. fVancis H. Smith, A. M., superintend-
ent. March, 1869. 2d ed. New York, D. Van Nostrand, publisher, 1869.
15788
100 p. 3 fold, maps incl. front. 23cm.
President of U. S. 'Message of the president of the United States,
communicating, in compliance with a resolution of the Senate of Dec. 9, 1869,
information relating to the action which has been had in the district of Vir-
ginia under the act "authorizing the submission of the constitutions of Vir-
ginia, Mississippi, and Texas to a vote of the people, and authorizing the
election of state officers provided by the said constitutions, and members of
congress." 15789
139 p. 23cm.
(U. S. congress. 41st cong. 2d session. Sen. ex. doc. 13.)
This among other documents contains the proclamation of the president
designating the 6th of July, 1869 for the vote on the constitution, opinions of
Attorney General Hoar relative to the taking of the "test oath," Communica-
tions from General Canby concerning the constitution and election for its
adoption, summary of the number of registered voters, the number of votes
polled, and the result of the election on the question of the acceptance or re-
jection of a proposed constitution, acts of congress of March 2, 1867, March 28,
1867, July 19, 1867, March 9, 1868, April 10, 1869, in regard to the government
of the late Confederate States .
Supreme court. Rules of the supreme court of appeals of the state
of Virginia. Revised and adopted June 25th, 1869, in the 93d year of the
commonwealth. Richmond, Va.: 1869. 15790
22 p. 2.'icm.
"The following rules, hereinafter revised and published, are extracted
from rules of this court adopted January 25th, 1845, (published in first Grat-
tan) November 12, 1852. May 10, 1853, and November 17, 1867." preface.
Taxation. [Laws of the public revenue. Richmond: Gary, Clemmltt
& Jones, printers. 1869] __^ , , ^ ^ ^.,. 15791
120 p. 8vo. No copy seen. 1000 copies printed. Title from
Towndiips. [Act for laying off the counties of the commonwealth
into townships. Richmond: 1870] ....„,.,„ *^'**
Copy not seen. For order to print see house Journal April 9, 1870.
U. S. war dept First military district. •Circulars 1869, June-Dec
(9 nos.) 15793
Each paged senarately. , ,i •»» .x j o.. ^ ■■
^♦fExtracts from constitution and laws of the United States]
^ 15794
3 p 20 Hem. Issued from Headauartera First military district, Rich-
mond, Va„ September 18, 1869. ..«,., _, , , „
1 'General orders 1869, nos. 1-24, 26-83, 92-144. Richmond, Va.
15795
There Is a complete file of the general and special orders of the first
mlliUry district, state of Virginia, from 1866 to 1870 in the adjutant general's
office at Washington. , . , , . . tu j. -ni j-
'General orders and circulars, headquarters First military dis-
trict, 1869. [Index] Richmond, asst. adjutant general's ofHce, 1870. 15796
9 p. 20Hcm.
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['Letter from Brevet Major-General E. R. S. Canby to General
W. T. Sherman (with accompanying papers), concerning reconstruction and
the test oath] Richmond, Va., August 23, 1869. 15797
5 p. ZO^^cm.
* [Letter from Brevet Major General Ed. R. S. Canby to B. W.
GUes] Richmond, Va., June 26, 1869. 15798
4 D. 20%cnn.
* [Memoranda] May 10, June 19, June 24, July 6, Aug. 18, Aug.
28, Sept. 24, Sept. 25, Nov. 25, Dec 20, 1869. [Richmond, 1869] 15799
each pa^ed separately.
*Memoranda [containing] copies of the opinions of the com-
manding general of the First military district and the attorney general of
the United States on the subject of the exaction of the oath of July 2, 1862,
under the act of congress of March 2, 1867, and the acts supplementary
thereto, from all persons elected to the legislature or to office, at the elec-
tion of July 6^ 1869, in the state of Virginia, and the principal correspond-
ence with various citizens on that subject. 15800
22 p. 20cm.
'Official memoranda [consisting of acts and resolutions of con-
gress relating to reconstruction] [Richmond, 1869] 15801
20 p. 20Hcni.
*Registration districts. [1869] 15802
5 p. 20\4cm.
*Roster of troops serving in the First military district, state of
Virginia . . . Jan. 31, 1869. Richmond, 1869. 15803
*Roster of troops serving in the First military district, state of
Virginia, Feb. 28, 1869. Richmond, 1869. 15804
*Roster of troops serving in the first military district, com-
manded by bvt. major general George Stoneman, March 31, 1869. Rich-
mond, Va.: government printing office, 1869. 15805
[6] p. 20cni.
'Roster of troops serving in the first military district, com-
manded by brevet major-general E. R. S. Canby. April 30, 1869. Published
monthly. Richmond: assistant adjutant general's office. First military
district. 1869. 15806
fi p. 20pnn.
'Roster of troops serving in the First military district, state of
^rginia . . . Sept. 80-Dec. 31, 1869. Richmond, 1869. 15807
'Separate election precincts. [1869] 15808
6 p. ZOHcm.
University of Virginia. Catalogue of the University of Vii^inia.
Forty-fifth session, 1868- '69. Baltimore: The Sun book and job printing
establishment. 1869. 15809
Yirginia vilitanr institntei. Register of the officers and cadets of the
Virginia military institute, Lexington, Va., 1869. 15810
54 p. 22Hcm.
Western Innatie asylum. Report of the board of directors and medical
superintendent of the western lunatic asylum, Virginia, for the fiscal years
1867-68 and 1868-69. Richmond, Evening state journal printing house, 1869.
15811
E4 p. tables (part fold.) 23cin. For the two years endlns Sept. 30. 1869.
1870/71
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia, for the ses-
sion of 1870-71. Richmond: C. A. Schaffter, superintendent
pubUc printing. 1871. 16812
[412], 60 p. 22.8cm.
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596 Bulletin Virginia State Lihra/ry [Walker, Gov.
J II (
Session began Dec. 7, 1(70 and ended March 31, 1871. Zeph. Turner,
speaker.
[Message of the governor, Gilbert C. Walker] : p. 4-21. 15813
[Report of committee relative to printing the debates of the constitu-
tional convention of 1867-68] : p. 115. 15814
[Report of committee on charges against Alexander Mahood, judge of
tive 14th circuit] : p. 183. 15815
[Report and protest of the minority of the committee of roads and
internal navigation relative to the Alexandria and Fredericksburg railway
eo.] : p. 225, 226. 15816
[Report of committee on eligibility of G. W. Young] : p. 231. 15817
[Rules for the government of the senate and house .of delegates when
convened in joint assembly for the election of senators in'congress] : p. 288.
15818
[Report of committee on executive expenditures] : p. 389, 390. 15819
Report of committee inquiring into charges that certain members
have received pecuniary compensation for their votes upon certain railroad
charters] : p. 400. 15820 -
Members of house of delegates, session 1870-71: p. 412. 15821
Index: p. 1-50. j
[Documents as appendix] :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. Doc. no. I. 15822
11 p.
Report of the visitors and faculty of the Medical college of Virginia
[for year ending Sept. 30, 1870] Doc. no. II. 1582S
6 p. Li. S. Joynes, dean of the faculty.
Report of the board of public works, in response to resolutions adopted
by the house of delegates December 14, 1870 [as to what amount of stock
held by the commonwealth in the internal improvement companies of which
tiie state is a stockholder, is preferred or guaranteed] Doc. no. III. 15824
2 p.
Auxiliary report of the rector and board of visitors of the University
of Virginia. Doc. no. IV. 15825
4 D. Signed "B. J. Barbour, as rector and for board of visitors."
Receipts and disbursements March 31 to July 1, 1870. Amount of salary
of each professor includine fees for session ending July 1, 1870.
Communication from 'the commissioners appointed on behalf of this
State to adjust and settle the boundary line between the states of Virginia
and Maryland. Doc. no. V, 15826
2 o. Signed by Henry A. Wise.
Communication from Gov. Bowie, in relation to the right of certain
citizens of Maryland to take oysters from the Pocomoke river. Doc. no. VI.
1582T
3 p.
Titles of charters recorded in the office of the secretary of common-
wealth. Doc. no. VTT. 15828
4 p. James McDonald, secretary. This la a list of charters recorded
June 10, 18fi7 to Jan. 14. 1871.
Communication from the governor, in relation to the list of pardons
granted and sentences commuted. Doc. no. VIII. 15829
4 p.
Statement exhibiting the population of each city and township of Vir-
ginia. Doc. no. IX. 15830
8 p.
Report of the committee on roads, &c., on the resolution charging
them with the investigation of the organization, &c., of the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg railroad company. 15831
2 p.
Minority report [of committee &c., as above] 15832
10 p.
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Annual report of the board of visitors of the Virginia military insti-
tute, 1870; with reports of the superintendent and treasurer, and reports of
committee of the board of visitors. Richmond: C. A. Schaffter, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1871. 1583S
53 D. Francis H. Smith, superintendent.
Index. [1] p. I
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Wed-
nesday the seventh day of December, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and seventy, being the ninety-fourth year of the
commonwealth. Richmond : C. A. Schaffter, superintendent of
public printing. 1870. 16834
[383] p. 22.7cm.
Session began 0ec. 7. 1870 and ended March 31. 1871. John L. Marye,
lieutenant governor.' president.
[Rules] : p. 3-9. 15835
[Message of the eovemor, Gilbert C. Walker] : p. 11-28. 15836
[Veto nessage of governor relative to the sureties of John R. Fran-
cis]: p. 78, 73. • 15837
IKepcrt 01 committee relative to proceedings of a judge in a county
not contaiiiing the requisite population] : p. 102. 15838
[Remarks of Edmund Pendleton, senator from Botetourt, on the pur-
chase by the state, of John A. Elder's portrait of Gen. Lee] : p. 111-113.
15839
[Report of committee relative to the reported sale of copies of the
acts by members of the general assembly] : p. 205. 15840
Members of the senate who served Dec. 7, 1870-March 31. 1871: v.
[383] 16841
[Documents as appendix] :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. Doc. no. I. 15842
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to a
resolution of the senate [adopted December 13, 1870] Doc. no. n. 15843
* p.
Communication from the secretary of the commonwealth in response to
a resolution of the general assembly, relative to census returns of the state
of Virginia. Doc. no. III. 15844
4 p.
Communication from the board of public works in response to a reso-
lution of the general assembly [adopted Dec. 21, 1870, requesting a report of
T^hat action had been taken in relation to claims against the Covington and
Ohio railroad and Blue Ridge railroad] Doc. no. IV. 15845
4 p.
Communication giving a list of pardons, reprieves, etc., granted by
the governor of Virginia [during 1870 subsequent to restoration of civil
{government] Doc. no. V. 15846
4 p.
Report of superintendent of public buildings in response to resolution
of the senate directing an examination of the penitentiary grounds. Doc.
no. V. ' 15847
2 p. W. C. Newbury, auperintcadent.
Report of the committee on public institutions, relative to -the man-
a£:ement of the Western lunatic asylum, and the institution for the deaf
and dumb and blind. Doc. no. VI. 15848
2 p.
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Report of the joint committee on executive expenditores [Oct. 1, 1869-
Sep. 80, 1870] Doc no. VH. 16849
17 p.
Report of the joint committee on the library to the general assembly.
Doc. no. Vin. 15850
2 p. A separate report of librarian not Included.
Index. 47 p.
Ammai Reports
[Public documents, 1869-70] 16861
No title-page. Binder's title. ^'
Auditor's statement of the receipts, disbursements and state of the
treasury of the commonwealth of Virginia, for the fiscal years ending Sep-
tember 30th, 1870. Richmond, C. A. Schaffter, superintendent public print-
ing, 1870. 15852
9 p. W. F. Taylor, auditor.
Report of the treasurer of Virginia, 1869-1870. Richmond, C. A.
Schaffter, superintendent public printing, 1870. 1585H
18 p. Georfre Rye, treasurer.
Report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary, with
accompanying documents, for the year ending September 80, 1870. Rich-
mond, C. A. Schaffter, superintendent public printing, 1870. 15854
24 p. OeorEe F. Strother, superintendent.
Report of uie board of directors and medical superintendent of th«
Western lunatic asylum, Staunton, Va. for the fiscal year 1869-70. Rich-
mond, C. A. Schaffter, superintendent public printing, 1870. 1585S
IS p. F. T. Stribllnff, superintendent.
Report of the Eastern lunatic asylum for the year ending September
80, 1870. Richmond, C. A. Schaffter, superintendent public prmting, 1870.
15856
36 p. D. Tl. Brower, superintendent. ,
Report of the board of visitors of the institution for the deaf & dumb
and the blind at Staunton, Va., to the general assembly of Virginia, for the
fiscal year ending September 30, 1870. Richmond, C. A. Schaffter, supt. pub-
lic printing, 1870. 15857
28 p. J. C. Covell, principal.
Report of the board of directors and medical superintendent of the
Central lunatic asylum (for colored insane), Virginia, for the months of
July, August, Sept'r and Oct'r, 1870. Richmond, C. A. Schaffter, superin-
toident public printing, 1870. 1585a
33 p. fold, table. D. B. Conrad, superintendent.
Session Loads
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virginia, at its session of 1870-71. Richmond; C.
A. Schaflfter, sapt of public printing. 1871. 1686»
462 p. 23cni.
List of townships: p. 416-418. 15860
Commissioners in other states: p. 419-421. 15861
Separate election precincts: p. 423-428. 15862
State indebtedness; receipts apd disbursements for fiscal year ending
Sep. 80, 1870: p. 429. 1586*
Regular terms of courts: p. 431-433. 15864
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Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. By Peachy R. Grattan. Vol. 20. From September
1, 1870, to June 1, 1871. Richmond, C. A. Schaffter, superin-
tendent of public printing, 1871. 16866
il
xxxl], 90S p. 23cin.
jltert as 61 Va. reports.
Rules of the supreme court of appeals of the state of A^rtrinia.
[Revised and adopted April 20th, 1871, in the 95th year of the common-
wealth] p. rxxiii]-xxvii.
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Vinrinia. Septem-
ber, 1870-March, 1871. p. [l]-878.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
Richard C. L. Moncure, president, William T. Joynes, Joseph Christian,
Waller R. Staples, Francis T. Anderson. Attorney general: James C. Tay-
lor.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Education. A bill to establish and maintain an uniform system of
public free schools [1870] 15866
31 p. ZlUcm. Senate bill no. 160.
A bill to establish and maintain an uniform system of public
free schools [1870] 15867
33 p. 2i\kcm. House bill no. 302. "This is the house bill 202 discuased
and amended In the senate Instead of S. B. 150."
District votes and other things. [Letter to the district school
trustees from the superintendent of public instruction W. H. Ruffner]
Richmond, Va., December 22, 1870. 15868
caption-title, 3 p. 22Hcm.
The educational journal of Virginia, v. 2, nos. 1-12, Nov. 1870-
Oct. 1871. Richmond. 15869
480 p. 22 Hem. Includes the ofllcial instructions and circulars ot the
department of public instruction.
Letter of Governor Walker [to Theodorick B. McRobert of
Prince Edward C. H., Va.] on the public school system. Richmond, Septem-
ber 28, 1870. 15870
caption-title, iii p. 22 Hem.
PubUc education [by W. H. Ruffiier] [1870] 15871
caption- title, 4 p. 22Hcm.
Public free school law. An act to establish and maintain a
uniform system of public free schools, approved July 11, 1870. 16872
caption-title. 16 p. 22 Hem.
School district votes. An act requiring certain officers to regu-
late and supervise elections held for school purposes, approved December
23, 1870. 15873
caption-title, 2 p. 32Hcm.
General assembly. [Bills of the house of delegates. Session of
1870-71] 15874
Bound copy in the office of the superintendent of public printinK.
Governor. Inaugural address of Gov. Gilbert C. Walker, of Virginia,
February 8th, 1870. Richmond: Evening state journal printing house.
1870. 15875
12 p. 38om.
Governor's message to the general assembly of Virginia. Feb-
ruary 9th, 1870. [1870] 15876
10 p. 23cm. Oilbert C. Walker, governor.
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Internal improvement. Annual reports of the internal improvement
companies of Virginia, to the board of public works for the years 1867, 1868,
1869 and 1870. Richmond, C. A. Schaffter, sup't public printing, 1871.
15877
4 p. 1.. 188. 183. 180. 138 p. 23cm.
James river and Kanawha co. Thirty-sixth annual report of the pres-.^^
ident to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company, together
with the proceedings of the stockholders, at their thirty-sixth annual meet-
ing, in November, 1870. Richmond: Clemmitt & Jones, Book & job prin-
ters. 1871. 15878 "■
f443-492] p. 23cm. Charles S. Carrlng-ton, president.
Statement [condensed statistics] 1856-1870: p. 471. 16884 .>
Memorial to the Virginia legislature: p. 473, 474. IS881
Memorial and Joint resolutions to congress from the legislature of Weat
Virginia, Feb. 23, 1870 concerning a water-line communication between the .,
western states and the Atlantic seaboard: p. 475-482. ISSHS
[Memorial to congress from the general assembly of Virginia relative
to water communication between the Atlantic and Mississippi]: p. 48S-489. ^
158SS
Law. "The principles and practice of courts of justice in England
and the United States. By Conway Robinson. Volume 6. Furtiier as to
the grounds and form of defence in personal actions. Richmond: Wood-
house & Parham. Washington: W. H. & 0. H. Morrison. Baltimore:
Cushings & Bailey. Philadelphia: T. & J. W. Johnson & co. 1870. 15884
Ixxviii, 1107 p. 8vo.
U. S. war dept. First military district. ♦Circulars 1870, Jan. (4 nos.)
15885
Each paged separately.
♦General orders 1870, nos. 1-15. Richmond, Va. 15886
Th«r« ia a complete file of the general and special orders of the first
military aistrict, state of Virginia, from 1866 to 1870 in the adjutant general's
office at Washington.
University of Virginia. Catalogue of the University of Virginia.
Forty-sixth session, 1869-'70. Richmond, Jas. E. Goode's steam presses,
1870. 15887
1 p. 1. [31-52 p. 22cm.
Auxiliary report of the rector and board of visitors [July 1,
1870] 15888
Copy not seen. Title from Bowker.
Virginia military institute. Official register, 1870. 15889
Memorial of the academic board [By Francis H. Smith, supt.
V. M. I., for and in behalf of the board] [1870] ? 15890
12 p. 21Hcm.
Western lunatic asylum. By-laws of western lunatic asylum, Virginia.
Regulations. Code of Virginia, chapter 85. Of lunatic asylums and the care
of Insane persons and their estates. [1870] ? 15891
36 p. 22cm.
William and Mary college. The history of the college of William and
Mary from its foundation, 1693, to 1870. Baltimore, Printed by John Mur-
phy & CO.. 1870. 15892
162 p. 23 Hem.
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Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the session of 1871-72. Richmond : C. A. Schaffter, superin-
tendent public printing. 1872. 16893
548, 1, 61 P. 23.5cm.
Session began Dec. 6, 1871 and ended March 26, 1872. Marsball Hanger,
speaker.
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[Message of the governor, G. C. Walker] : p. 5-30. 15894
[Report relative to election of George H. Jennings of Lunenburg]:
p. 59, 60. 15895
[Statement of public debt by the treasurer] : p. 61. 15896
[Bill] An act to authorize the auditor of public accounts to transfer
funds payable upon the vrarrant of tile second auditor on account of the in-
terest on the public debt] : p. 94. 15897
[Report of committee relative to the public printing] : p. 101-103, 249.
15898
[Veto message of the governor relative to the "joint resolution to dis-
continue the issue of bonds required to be issued by the act for funding the
pubUc debt"]: P. 106-111. 15899
[Statement from the auditor giving the names of banks in which the
ifunds of the commonwealth are deposited] : p. 145, 146. 15900
[Report of the committee as to the effect of the recess upon bills]:
p. 148-150. 15901
[Resolutions of J. B. Stovall as to the debt] : p. 174-176. 15902
[Report of committee on the contested case of R. F. Vaughan and
Henry Turpin of Goochland] : p. 212-214. 15903
Eeport of committee on the cases of G. D. M. Hunter, B. Chisholm,
derson and T. S. Watson of Louisa] : p. 248, 249. 15904
[Report of committee relative to the charges that the passage of the
funding bill was obtained by the bribery of certain members of the last
legislature, including testimony of John W. Jenkins] : p. 297-299, 306, 307,
311, 320. 15905
[Report of committee relative to the present status of the adjutant
general] : p. 370, 871. 15906
tVeto message of the governor relative to the "act declaring what
e received in payment of taxes or other demands of the state]:
p. 386-389. 15907
[Statement of the treasurer of the amount of matured coupons re-
ceived at the treasury to date]: p. 417. 15908
[Report of committee relative to the Virginia and Maryland bound-
ary] : p. 493, 494. 15909
Members of the house of delegates, session 1871-72: p. [1] 15910
Index: p. 1-61.
Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia. Special ses*
sion, 1872, commencing Wednesday, March 27, 1872. Richmond :
R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1872. 16911
28, 3 p. Session be^an March 27, 1872 and ended April 5, 1872.
Proclamation of governor: p. 3. 15912
Index: p. 1-3.
[Documents as appendix] :
Correspondence between Governor Walker, of Virginia, and Governor
Stevenson, of West Virginia, in regard to the settlement of the debt between
Virginia and West Virginia. Doc. no. 1. 15913
i p.
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. Doc. no. 2. 15914
8 p.
Certified copy of joint resolutions proposing an amendment to the
constitution of Virginia in relation to "usury," &c. Doc. no. 3. 15915
2 p.
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The titles of charters recorded in the office of the secretary of the
commonwealth, from January 14th to December 5th, 1871. Doc. no- 4-
1591o
3 p. ,. i-> — ^^
Report of the joint committee on executive expenditures. Doc. no. 6.
15917
2 p. .
Statements showing the dates that the public debt was contracted,
for what purpose and times at which the bonds were to be redeemed. Doc
no. 6. 15918
15 p.
Index. 1 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
befifun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wed-
nesday, the sixth day of December, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-one being tiie ninety-fifth year of the
commonwealth. Richmond: C. A. Schaifter, sup't public print-
ing. 1871. 16919
[528] p. 22.7cni.
Sesalon began Dec. 6, 1871 and ended April 6. 1872. The senate ad-
journed March 26, 1872, but the governor called an extra session, Har. 27.
John L. Marye, lieutenant governor, president.
List of members elected for term beginning first Wednesday in De-
cember, 1871: p. 4. 15920
[Rules]: p. 6-12. 15921
[Message of the governor, Gilbert C. Walker, Dec. 6, 1871] : p. 13-37.
15922
500 copies printed separately for the senate.
[Report of committee relative to clerks, aids and messengers to the
governor] : p. 214, 215. 15923
[Report of committee on printing]: p. 215; 216. 15924
[Letter of superintendent of public instruction relative to the school
fund tor certain counties] : p. 465. 15925
[Letter from the attorney general, J. C. Taylor, relative to cases in
the federal courts, in which the state is a party]: p. 611, 612. 15926
Members of senate who served Dec. 6, 1871-March 26, 1872, and
March 27, 1872-April 5, 1872. 15927
Correspondence between the governors of Virginia and West Virginia
[G. C. Walker and W. E. Stevenson] in reference to the public debt. Sen-
ate doc. no. I. 15928
12 p. Includes some letters of John J. Jacob who succeeded governor
Stevenson of AVest Vn..
Communication from the governor of Virginia, transmitting memorial
of James river and Kanawha company. [Memorial for extension of charter
and powers to be conferred upon a commission (to be selected by legisla-
ture), to enable them to transfer rights, property and franchises of company
either to United States government or to private parties, in such manner
and on such conditions as will secure completion of the canal^ Senate doc.
no. IT. 15»2»
6 p. Includes letter of Col. Robert W. Hughes In favor of memorial.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections, relative to the
senatorial election in Charlotte and Mecklenburg [R. B. Berkeley vs. A. P.
Lftthrop] Senate doc. no. III. 15980
5 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts relative to balance
in the treasury, &c. Senate doc. no. IV. 15931
4 p.
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Petition of Robert B. Berkeley, contesting seat of Albert P. Lathrop,
member of senate, returned from the fourteenth district. Senate doc. no. V.
15932
3 p.
Communication from [W. F. Taylor^ the auditor of public account.^,
responsive to resolution of the senate, relative to amounts paid C. H. Bryant
and others for printing. Senate doc. no. VT. 13933
* p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts transmitting list
of warrants drawn on contingent fund from October 1, 1870, to September
30, 1871. Senate doc. no. VII. 15934
16 p.
Report of the fish commissioners to the governor of Virginia. Senate
doc. no. VTII. 159SS
14 p. Report is dated Jan. 4, 1872, and Is signed by one commissioner
only, ■Wm. B. Ball.
Communication from supreme court of appeals responsive to a senate
resolution [(adopted January 24, 1872) containing replies to four inquiries:
(1) as to condition of docket of court; (2) are there any cases on docket,
in respect to which a majority of the judges of court are so situated as to
make it improper for them to sit on hearing of same; (3) whether there are
any, and how many, cases on docket which cannot be disposed of with con-
venient dispatch by court; (4) if in judgment of the court the public interest
requires the organization of a special court of appeals] Senate doc. no. IX
15936
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting reports
from the attorney-general [J. C. Taylor] and insurance commissioner [E. M.
Alfriend]; and also a memorial of the Virginia historical society [asking
material aid in furthering objects of the society] Senate doc. no. X. 15937
14 p.
Report of the senate committee on public institutions of the state rel-
ative to the condition of public property. Senate doc. no. XI. 1593S
18 p.
Correspondence between the auditor of public accounts [W. F. Taylor]
and the president of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad co. [W. C. Wickhamj
relative to the taxation of the company. Senate doc. no. XII. 15939
4 p. Includes letter of John B. Baldwin.
Communication from [Jos. Mayo] the treasurer of the state relative
to bonds of foreign insurance companies. Senate doc. no. XIII. 15940
i p.
Communication from [W. H. Ruifner] the superintendent of public
instruction responsive to senate resolution [(adopted February 12, 1872),
transmitting list of counties which, by vote of the people, supplemented the
salaries of their county superintendents, and additions made respectively to
the compensation which they receive from the state funds] Senate doc. no.
XIV. 15941
4 p.
Report of the joint committee on the library. Senate doc. no. XV.
15942
3 p. Separate report of librarian not Included.
Communication from [W. F. Taylor] the auditor of public accounts, in
response to senate resolution [(adopted February 16, 1872) enquiring
whetiier the state has received any portion of amount due by Chesapeake
ajtd Ohio canal company for arrears of interest, and whether state has paid
to private stockholders any portion of the interest due on the bonds of said
company, and which may have been since paid to the state by that com-
pany] Senate doc. no. XVI. 15943
2 p.
CMununication from the governor of Virginia, transmitting letter, Ac,
from governor of West Virginia, relative to the surrender of certain papers
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[all books, papers and records relating exclusively to West Virg^inia, which
may be surrendered that state without detriment to Virginia] Senate doc
no. XVII. 15944
4 p.
Commttnication from the governor of Virginia transmitting list of
pardons granted and sentences commuted. Senate doc. no. XVIII. 15945
4 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia returning house bill
entitled "an act declaring what shall be received in payment of taxes or
other demands due the state." Senate doc. no. XIX. 15946
3 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia enclosing resig^nation
of Judge W. T. Joynes [from the bench of the supreme court of appeals]
Senate doc. no. XX. 15947
s p.
Index. 62 p.
AnvmU Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions, of the
commonwealth of Virginia, for the year ending September 30th,
1871. R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. [1871]
16948
Report of the auditor of public accounts for the fiscal year endine
September 30, 1877. Richmond: C. A. SchafFter, superintendent of public
printing. 1871. 15949
57 p. 2 fold, aheeta. Wm. F. Taylor, auditor.
Report of treasurer for year ending September 30, 1871. 15950
16 p. Oeorire Rye, treasure''.
Second auditor's report of the public debt of Virginia, December Ist,
1871. Richmond: C. A. SchafFter, sup't public printing. 1871. 15951
11 p. Aaa Rosers, second auditor.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing of the state of
Virginia, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1871. Richmond: C. A.
Schaffter, superintendent public printing. 1871. 15952
12 p. C. A. Schaffter, superintendent.
Report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary, with ac-
companying documents, for the year ending September 30, 1871. Richmond:
C. A. Schaffter. superintendent public printing. 1871. 15953
31 p. Georgre F. Strother, superintendent.
Report of the board of directors and medical superintendent of the
Western lunatic asylum, Virginia, for the fiscal years 1869-'70 and 1870-'71.
Richmond: C. A. Schaffter, supt. public printing. 1871. 15954
39 p. F. T. Strlbllnsr, superintendent.
Report of the Eastern lunatic asylum of Virginia, for the year ending
September 30, 1871. Richmond: C. A. Schaffter, superintendent public
printing. 1871. 1^955
30 p. D. R. Brower, superintendent.
Report of the board of directors and medical superintendent of the
Central lunatic asylum (for colored insane), Vir|:inia, for the year 1870-71.
Richmond: C. A. Schaffter, superintendent public printing. 1871. 15956
32 p. 1 fold, sheet. D. B. Conrad, superintendent.
Report of the board of visitors of the institution for the deaf and dumb
and the blind at Staunton, Va., for fiscal year ending September 30, 1871.
Richmond: C. A. Schaffter, supt. public printing. 1871. 15957
26 p. J. C. Covell, C. D. McCoy, principals.
Annual report of the board of visitors and superintendent of the Vir-
ginia military institute, for the year ending July 4, 1871. Richmond, Va.
C. A. Schaffter, sup't public printing. 1871. 15958
32 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
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Virginia school report, 1871. First annual report of the superintend-
ent public instruction, for the year ending August 81, 1871. Richmond:
C. A. Schaffter. superintendent public printing. 1871. 15959
iii. 207. [1] p. W. H. Ruffner, superintendent. This report is of much
historical value on account of its summary of educational prog:re8s in Vir-
ginia before 1870, and for its outline of plans for the future.
Review of the school law, by the superintendent of public instruction.
Being a supplement to his annual report. 15960
28 p.
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virginia, at its session of 1871-72. Richmond:
R. F. Walker, supt. of public printing. 1872. 16961
549 p. 23cm.
List of townships; Commissioners in other states; Commissioners of
deeds; Separate election precincts; State indebtedness; Receipts and ex-
penditures for fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1871; Regular terms of courts: o.
499-519. 15962
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia. By Peachy R. Grattan. Vol. 21. From June 1,
1871, to March 14, 1872. Richmond, R. F. Walker, superin-
tendent of public printing, 1872. 16963
xviii, 963 p. 22Hcm.
Cited as 62 Va. reports.
The honorable Wm. T. Joynes. [Resolutions of the general assembly
and letter of the judges of the court of appeals upon his resigrnation, March
12, 1872] p. [xviil-xviii.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
Richard C. L. Moncure, president, William T. Joynes who was prevented
by ill health from sitting in any of the cases reported in this volume, and
resigned his office March 12, 1872; Joseph Christian, Waller R. Staples,
Francis T. Anderson. Attorney general: James C. Taylor.
♦Virginia decisions. A collection of Virginia cases not offi-
cially reported. Volume 1. [1871-1894] Charlottesville, Va.,
The Michie company, law publishers, 1902. 16964
2 p. Ix, 911 p. 23Hcm.
*A digest of the decisions of the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia, contained in Grattan's reports, vols. 1 to 21. By
William L. Royall, of the Richmond bar. New York : Diossy &
company, publishers. 1873. 16965
▼i, 472 p. 25cm.
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Boundaries. Th6 report of the commissioners on boundary lines, be-
tween the state of Virginia, and the states of Maryland, North Carolina
and Tennessee, read in the senate, Jan. 17, 1872. 15966
1 p. 1., 22 p. 24cm. This haa no document no. Henry A. Wise, D. C
DeJarnette, Wm. Watts, commissioners.
Capitol building. Virginia state capitol. An historical account of the
erection of the capitol, and the review of the question of its preservation;
also a brief account of the acquisition of the public square. Reprinted from
the Old Dominion magazine, July 15 [i. e. Aug. 15] 1871 [By Sherwin
McRae] [Richmond, 1871] 15967
8 p. 24 ^cm.
Commissioners in chanco'y. *A guide to commissioners in chancery,
with practical forms for the discharge of their duties, adapted to the statute
law of Virginia. By James M. Matthews, attorney at law. 2d ed. rev. and
enl. Richmond, Va., J. W. Randolph & English, 1871. 15968
xi, 254 p. 23cm.
Criminal law. *Digest of the laws of Virginia, of a criminal nature,
illustrated by judicial decisions. To which is prefixed the new constitution
of Virginia, by James M. Matthews, attorney at law. Second edition, re-
vised and enlarged. Richmond, Va., J. W. Randolph & English, 1871. 15969
376 p. 23cm.
Education. . . . Acts relating to public schools. Passed at the ses-
sion of 1871-72. [Richmond ? 18721 15970
caption-title, 13 p. 21Hcro. (Crrcular no. 70)
Circular no. 51. [Apportionment of school funds. Districts
which failed to vote the school tax. Inspection of school districts] Orders
passed by the board of education, July 6-12, 1871. 15971
1 p. 22^4cm.
The educational journal of Virginia, v. 3, nos. 1-12, Nov.,
1871-Oct., 1872. Richmond. 15972
500 p. 22Vicm. Includes the official instructions and circulars of the
department of public instruction.
Regulations, etc., of the board of education . . . [Richmond ?
1871] 15978
caption-title, 8 p. 22cm.
Regulations concerning elections for school purposes. Adopted
May 15, 1871. 15974
caption-title, I p. 22Hcm. Signed by G. C. Walker, president of the
board of education.
Review of the school law, by the superintendent of public in-
struction rw. H. Rnffner] being a supplement to his annual report 1871.
15976
caption-tiUe. 28 p. 22Hcm.
Hampton institute. Catalogue of the Hampton normal and agricul-
tural institute, Hampton, Va. For the academical year 1870-71. Incorpo-
rated by special act of the general assembly of Virginia. Opened April,
1868. Boston: press of T. R. Marvin & son. 1871. 15976
26 p. front. 21cm. . ,. , ... .^ -
[Report of the Hampton normal and agricultural institute, for
1871] 15977
Copy not seen.
Immigration. Emigration to Virginia, (east) "or the Old Dominion
state." (3d ed.) Report from Joseph Newton . . . London, The Virginian
land agency [1871] „ , ,.^. , **''®
cover-title, [31-52 p. 22cm. Copy in library of congrress.
Insurance. •Address to the committee of general laws of the senate
of Virginia on insurance. 1871. , 15979
NO copy seen. Title from Wisconsin historical soviety catalog.
Report [of E. A. Alfriend, special delegate to the natl. insur-
ance convention] Nov. 80, 1871. 15980
8vo. 2 p.
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Internal improremont. Annual reports of the internal improvement
companies of the state of Virnnia, to tiie board of public works, for the
year 1871. Richmond, Richard F. Walker, sup't public printing, 1872. 15981
leS p. 23cni.
James river and Kanawha company. Thirty-seventh annual report of
the president to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company,
together with the proceedings of the stockholders, at their thirty-seventh
annual meeting, in November, 1871. Richmond, Clemmitt & Jones, 1872.
15982
[49S]-521 p.. 1 1. 23Hcm. Charles S. Carrlngton, president.
Reports of the United States engineers, on the survey of the
James river and Kanawha canal, and on the advantages of the central water
Use, as a national work. Richmond: Geo. W. Gary, book & job printer, 1217
Main street, 1871. 15983
104 p. 23cm.
This is the report of Major W. P. CraighlU, corps of engrlneers, published
as house executive document 110 of the 41st confess, 3d session. The reports
of W. G. Turpln and W. R. Hutton are included.
Memorial of general assembly of Virgrinia to congress relative to water
communication between the Atlantic and Mississippi: p. 76-79. 15884
Report of the committee of the national l>oara of trade on a continuous
water line through VirKlnia: p. 79-98. ISMS
Mahood, Alexander. Report of the special committee of the house of
delegates, to investigate the charges against Hon. Alexander Mahood, judge
of the 14th judicial circuit of Virginia, together with the testimony taken
by the committee. Richmond: C. A. Schaffter, superintendent of public
printing. 1871. 15986
51 p. 23cm.
Medical college of Virginia. Medical college of Virginia, Richmond.
Announcement for the session of 1870-71, and catalogue of students and
graduates for the session of 1869-70. Richmond, Fergusson & Rady, prin-
ters, 1870. 15987
15. (1} p. 23cm.
The announcement of the spring and summer course of the ad-
jtmct faculty, Medical college of Virginia. Richmond, Shepperson & Graves,
printers, 1871. 15988
16 p. 23cm.
Militia. Militia of Virginia. General organization. Divisions and
brigades. [June 1, 18711 15989
12 p. 21Hcm. Addressed to OoV. Walker, and siffned by Wm. H. Rich-
ardson, adjutant ceneral. June 1. 1871.
Mineral reaoiirees. '[Address of Gen. J. D. Imboden on the mineral
resources of the state, delivered in the hall of the house of delegates Feb.
19, 1872. Richmond: 18721 15990
Copy not seen. Probably printed, but not by the state, as the resolu-
tion was referred, but not passed. See house Journal Feb. 21, 1872.
State ddrt. Funding the state debt. Speech in the house . . . March
24 and 27, 1871, by Z. Turner. ['71] 16991
16 p. 8vo.
Statistics. Report ol county and corporation judges in response to
circular of governor of Virginia of November 10, 1871, calling for certain
statistical information. Richmond: C. A. Schaffter, superintendent of pub-
lie printing, 1871. 15992
cover-title. 11, 84 p. 22Hcro.
Taxatiim. Laws m relation to assessors of the public revenue. 871.
15993
Jvo. Title from Bowker. . . „ . ,. . ,„ . ,
University of Virginia. Catalogue of the University of Virginia.
Forty-seventh session . . . 1870-'71. Charlottesville: Chronicle printing
and stationery house. 1871. , . 15994
Extract from report of supt. for 1872, relating to the umversity.
16995
8vo. Copy not seen. Title from Bowker.
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Virginia military institute. Virginia military institute, Lexington,
Va. Official register, 1871. 15SI96
76. [1] p. 2Scin.
1872/73
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the session of 1872-73. Richmond: R. F. Walker, supt.
public printing. 1873. 16997
632, 2. 65 p. 22.3cin.
Session beRAn Dec. 4, 1873 and ended April 2, 1873. Marshall Hanger,
[Message of the governor, G. C. Walker] : p. 4-19. 15998
Also printed separately. Copy not seen.
[Letter of George W. Munford offering his edition of the code for
publication by the state] : p. 33-35. 15999
[Names and compensation of the officers of the house]: p. 206, 207.
1600O
[Report of committee relative to the charges against the Ladies'
Mount Vernon association]: p. 475, 476. 1600 x
Report of the special joint committee appointed to investigate the
management of the central lunatic asylum: p. 476, 477. . 16002
A bill to amend an act in relation to interest on money, approved
March 15th, 1870: p. 495, 496. 16003
Joint resolutions proposing amendments to sections 1, 2, 3 and 4 of
the 7th article of the constitution of this commonwealth, in relation to
county organization; for publishing said amendments, and certifying the
same to the next general assembly: p. 501-504. 16004
[Communication from the governor, John McEnery, and legislature
of Louisiana, touching the political disorders which now affect the people
of that state] : p. 509-515. 1600.5
Members of the house of delegates, session 1872-73: p. 1-2. 16006
Index: p. 1-65.
[Documents as appendix] :
Proclamation by the governor of Virginia in relation to the usury
clause in the constitution. Doc. no. I. 16007
3 p.
Report of William P. Palmer, esq., relative to the manuscripts in the
state library. Doc. no. IL 16008
4 p.
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. Doc. no. III. 16009
14 p.
The titles of charters recorded in the office of the secretary of the
commonweallji, commencing December 5th, 1871, to this date, December
9th, 1872. House doc. no. IV. 1601O
3 p.
Communication from the superintendent of public instruction [giv-
ing the whole cost of public education for the year ending August 31, 1872,
in compliance with resolution of the house of delegates] House doc. no.
V. 16011
2 p. W. H. Ruffner, superintendent.
The debts of the states. Special message of Governor Walker to the
general assembly of Virginia. February 17th, 1873. House doc. no. VI.
16012
9 p.
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Report of the commissioners appointed to provide for the repair of
the state capitol. House doc no. VII. 16013
16 p. W. C. Newberry, superintendent of public buildinK*.
Index. [1] p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
befirun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wed-
nesday, the fourth day of December, in the year one thousand
eij^t hundred and seventy-two being the ninety-sixth year of
the commonwealth, Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent
of public printing. 1872. 16014
561, [1], 72 p. inaerted le&t of errata between p. 2 and S. 22.1cm.
Session began Dec. A, 1S72 and ended April 2, 11173. Jobn It. Marye, lieu-
tenant eovernor, oresialent.
[Rules]: p. 3-9. 1601S
[Message of the governor, Gilbert C. Walker, Dec. 4, 1872] : p. 10-26.
16016
SOO copies ordered printed for the senate.
[Report of committee relative to the conference with the holders of
bonds of state of Virginia] : p. 26S, 264. 16017
rVeto message of governor relative to bill for re-assessment of
lands] : p. 303, 804. 16018
[Communication from John McEnery, governor of Louisiana, en-
closing an address to the people of Louisiana and of the Union by the
governor and legislature of that state] : p. 464-470. 16019
[Report of joint committee to investigate charges against the Mount
Vernon association]: p. 471. 16020
[Protest by certain members of the senate against proceeding to
election of judges by this general assembly] : p. 500. 16021
Members of the senate who served Dec. 4, 1872 to April 2. 1873: p.
[663] 16022
[Documents as appendix] :
Documents accompanying and referred to in the governor's message:
rWilliam P. Palmer's report on progress of work in sorting, indexing
and preparing for preservation manuscripts in the state library] Amend-
ment to the usury laws. Senate doc. no. I. 16023
8 p.
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. Senate doc no. II. 16024
10 p.
Communication from Col. George W. Munford, submitting for the
acceptance of the general assembly, if they deem it worthy of publication,
his codification of the laws of the state. Senate doc. no. III. 16025
2 p.
Communication from the board of public works in response to a
resolution of the senate calling for mformation in regard to the sale of
the state's interest in the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire railroad.
Senate doc no. IV. 16026
4 p.
Communication from [Jos. Mayo, Jr.] the treasurer, in response to
a resolution of the senate calling for a statement of the monthly balances
in the treasury deposited in the banks from 31st December, 1871, to 30trt
November, 1872. Senate doc. no. V. 16027
2 p.
Communication from the board of education in response to a reso-
lution of the senate cidling for information as to the amount realized from
the sale of the college land scrip donated by congress, &c. Senate doc. no.
VL tM2%
2 p.
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Communication from fC. L. C. Minor] the president of the Virginia
agricultural and mechanical college, enclosing a statement of the number
[and namesl of students in attendance, &c. Senate doc. no. VII. 16029
s p.
Communication from the governor in response to a resolution of
the senate requesting him to give to the general assembly his views as to
the best mode of raising money to pay the interest on the public debt, Ac
Senate doc. no. VIII. 1603O
11 p.
Commupication from [Geo. P. Strother] superintendent of the peni-
tentiary, in response to a resolution of the senate calling for a statement
of the monthly sales of articles manufactured at that institution, and the
net profit arising from all sales, for the fiscal year 1872. Senate doc. no.
IX. 16031
2 P.
Communication from [W. H. Rnffher] the superintendent of public
instruction, iii response to a resolution of the senate requesting to be fur-
nished with a statement of the number of additional teachers and schools
for each county necessary to carry into successful operation the free school
system of the state. Senate doc. no. X. 160S2
3 p.
Report of joint commission on removal of penitentiary. Senate doc
no. XI. 1603S
3 p. Thomas H. Wynne, chairman, signs the report.
Communication ftom [W. F. Taylor] the auditor of public accounts,
in response to a resolution of the senate calling for information as to the
amount of funds now in the treasury, and the amount held subject to the
payment of interest due in January and July 1872, &c Senate doc. no.
XU. 16034
3 p.
Annual report of the joint committee on the state library. Senate
doc. no. Xni. 16085
8 p.
Includes Annual report of James McDonald, secretary of the eommon-
wealth, and 8t<ite librarian.
Includes correspondence with W. N. Salnsbury relative to papers in Eng-
land concerninR Virginia, and correspondence with the department of stats
relative to the original copy of the ordinance of secession.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
a resolution of the senate calling for a statement of the amount of crim-
inal charges for each county and city of the commonwealth, &c., &e.
Senate doc. no. XIV. 16036
2 p.
Communication from [W. F. Taylor] the auditor of public accounts
enclosing, in response to a resolution of the senate, an itemized statement
of amounts drawn from the civil contingent fund, on the order of the
executive, during the last fiscal year. Senate doc. no. XV. 16037
16 p.
Special message of Governor Walker to the general assembly of
Virginia, on the debts of the state, February 17, 1873. Senate doc no.
XVI. 16038
8 p.
Communication from TW. H. Ruffner] the superintendent of public
instruction, in response to a resolution of the senate calling for information
as to the financial condition of the public free school system. Senate doc
no. XVII. 1608»
2 p.
Report of special joint committee appointed to investigate the man-
agement of the cenlxal lunatic asylum. Senate doc no. XVni. 16040
[1] p-
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Report of the committee on roads and internal navigatian in response
to resolutions offered by the senator from Scott and Russell conceminic
the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad company. Senate doc. no.
XIX. 16041
7 P. W. H. Taylor, chairman committee.
Communication from the govemor transmitting a statement of the
particulars of every case of fine or penalty remitted, of reprieve or pardon
granted. Senate doc. no. XX 16042
4 p.
Washington: his person as represented by the artists. The Houdoa
statue, its history and value . . . Published by order of the senate of
Virginia. R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 187S. Senate
doc no. XXT. 1604S
23 p. By Sh«rwln McRae. tOO additional copies ordered for the aenate.
AmMuU Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia, for the year ending September SO,
1872. Richmond : R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing.
1872. 16044
Annoal report of the auditor of public accounts for the fiscal year
ending September 30, 1872. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of
public printing. 1872. 1604S
20 p. W. F. Taylor, auditor.
Report <rf the second auditor on the public debt of the commonwealth,
and the condition of the literary fund, for the fiscal year ending September,
1872. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1872.
16046
18 D. Aaa RoKera, second auditor.
Report of treasurer of Virginia, for year ending September 80, 1872.
Bichmond: R. F. Walker, supermtendent of public printing. 1872. 16047
tp. Joseph Mayo, Jr., treasurer.
Sinking fund. Report of eommisdoiiers from August 2d, 1871, to
September 30th, 1872. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public
printin|. 1872. 16048
Report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary witii
accompanying documents, for the year ending Sept 80, 1872. Richmond,
Va.: R. F. Walker, supt. public prbiting. 1872. 16049
88 p. OeofKe F. Strotber, superintendent.
Annual report of the attorney general of the state of Virginia. Rich-
mond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1872. 16050
5 p. James C Taylor, attorney general.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing of the state of
Virginia, for the fiscal year ending September 80, 1872. Fuchmond: R. F.
'WaBcer, superintendent of public printing. 1872. 16051,
16 p. B. F. Wallcer, superintendent.
Annual report of the adjutant general of the commonwealth of Vir-
ginia for the year 1872. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public
printing. 1872. 160S2
4 p. "W. H. Richardson, adjutant veneral.
Annual report of the board of visitors and superintendent of the Vir-
ginia military institute for the year ending July 1, 1872. Richmond: R. F.
Walker, supt. public printing. 1872. 1605S
IK 0. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
Report of the boafd of visitors of the Universi^ of Virginia for the
fiscal year ending May 81st, 1872. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent
public printing. 1872, 160S4
11 p. R. O. H. Kean, rector.
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Annual report of the state board of health to the general assembly
of the state of Virginia. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of
public printing. 1872. 16055
30 p. J. Li. Cabell, president.
Report of the board of directors and medical superintendent of the
Western lunatic asylum of Virginia, for the fiscal year 1871-'72. Richmond:
R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1872. 16056
16p. F. T. StribliriE, superintendent.
Report of the board of directors and medical superintendent of the
Central lunatic asylum for colored insane, Virginia, for the year 1871-72.
Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1872. 16057
40 p. D. B. Conrad, superintendent.
Appendix: On organization of hospitals for the insane. IMSS
Report of the Eastern lunatic asylum of Virginia, for the year ending
September 30, 1872. Richmond: R. F. Walker, supt. public printing. 1872.«
1605»
39 p. D. R. Brower, superintendent.
Report of the board of visitors of the institution for the deaf and
dumb and the blind, at Staunton, Va., to the general assembly of Virginia,
for the fiscal year ending September 80, 1872. Richmond: R. F. Walker,
supt. public printing. 1872. 16060
24 p. Charles D. McCoy, principal.
Virginia school report, 1872. Second annual report of the superin-
tendent of public instruction, for the year ending August 31, 1872. First
report of the board of visitors of the Agricultutal and mechanical college.
Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1872. 16061
xvi, 228 p. Includes Statistics of private and Incorporated schools. W.
H. Ruffner, superintendent.
Appendix, 62 p. Contents of part I, 1 p. ... Part II Expository. 142 p.
Index p., 137-142.
The Appendix contains the report of the board of visitors of the Vlr-
glnia aKricultural and mechanical coUeye, with a historical sketch; The
lampton normal and agricultural institute; Richmond colored normal school:
Richmond institute; History of free schools in Alexandria; ColIeKC statistica:
Freedman's aavlnKs and trust company. In part 2 appears Outline of graded
course of studies In the public schools of Rlcbmoad: p. 12(-136. IMM
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virginia, at its session of 1872-'73. Richmond :
R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1873. 16063
430 p. 23cm.
List of townships; Separate election precincts; Commissioners of
deeds in other states; State indebtedness; Receipts and expenditures for
fiscal year ending Sep. 30, 1872; Regular terma of courts: p. 385-403.
Code
16064
Third edition of the code of Virginia: including legislation
to January 1, 1874. Prepared by George W. Munford. Pub-
lished for tiie state of Virginia, pursuant to law, under the direc-
tion of R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. [Cut
of State capitol] Riclunond : Printed by James E. Goode. 1873.
16065
xix, 164(!. [11 p. 24cm.
Authorized by acts approved March 25, 1873 and April 2, 1873. This is a
compilation not n. revision.
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Historical synopsis of the changes in the laws and constitution of the
state of Virginia: p. 1-30. The synopsis was also published separately.
16066
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia. By Peachy R. Grattan. Vol. 22. From March 15,
1872, to January 1, 1873. Richmond, R. F. Walker, superin-
tendent of public printingr, 1873, 16067
[XX], 992 p. 23cm.
Citeil R8 «S Va. reDorts.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
Richard C. L. Moncure, president, Joseph Christian, Francis T. Anderson,
Waller R. Staples, Wood Bouldin who was elected to fill the vacancy occa-
sioned by the resignation of judge Joynes, and took his seat on the bench
April 2d: not April 10th, as stated in a note to the first case reported.
Attorney general: -Tames O. Taylor.
•Virginia reports . . . annotated under the supervision
ot Thomas Johnson Michie. [Volumes 22 and 23, Grattan's re-
ports. 1872-1873] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company,
law publishers, 1901. 16068
746 p. ZScm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Education. An act to provide for the organization of county school
boards and prescribing the powers and duties of said boards, and to amend
and re-enact 40th section of the act entitled an act to establish and main-
tain a uniform system of public free schools, approved July 11th, 1870.
Approved February 21, 1872. 16079
4 p. 22 Hem.
Circular no. 60. To county superintendent of schools and dis-
trict school trustees Tenclosing law concerning the levying of county
and district taxes] Richmond. Va., April 4, 1872. 16071
caption-title, 1 p. 22Vicni. Signed W. H. Ruffner, superintendent publlo
Instruction.
Circular no. 66. To county superintendents of schools [Pro-
posed regulations concerning sub-districting and school attendance] Rich-
mond, Va.. May 9, 1872. 16072
caption-title. 2 p. 22Vicm. W. H. Ruffner, sunt., public instruction.
Circular no. 67. Graded schools. [1872] 16073
caption-title, 8 p. 22Hcm. Siirned W. H. Ruffner, superintendent publie
tnstructlon.
Circular no. 68. [Letter to accompany tract on "Graded
schooIs'T [1872] 16074
caption-title, 1 p. 22Hcm. Signed W. H. Ruffner, supt. public Inatruc-
Uon. . . . ,
Circular no. 69. [Letter to county and city superintendents to
accompany tract on "Graded schools"! Richmond, Va., May 22, 1872.
16075
capUon-tltle. 1 I. 22 Hem. Signed W. H. Ruffner. supt, public Instrue-
Circular no. 70. Acts relating to public schools, passed at th«
session of 1871-'72. [1872] 1607$
caption-title. 13 p. 22 Hem. Issued by dept. of public Instruction.
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- _
The educational journal of Viifrinia [y. 4, nos. 1-12, Nov. 1872-
Oct., 1873] Orean of the educational association and of the departmmt of
pnblic instruction. Editors: H. H. Harris, W. H. RufFner. Richmond, Va.,
M. W. HazlewooH. 16077
492 p. 22 Hem. Includes the official Instructions and circulars of the
department of dudIIc Instruction.
Hampton institute. Catalogue of the Hampton normal and agricul-
tural institute, Hampton, Va. For the academical year 1871-2. Incor-
porated by special act of the general assembly of Virginia. Opened April
1868. Hampton, Va.: printed at the normal school press. 1872. 16078
32, 1, ix p. 31cm.
[Report of the Hampton normal and agricultural institute, for 1872]
1607»
Copy not seen.
Internal improTement. Annual reports of the ^temal improvement
companies of the state of Virginia, to tiie board of public worlu, for the
year ending September 80, 1872. Richmond, R. F. Walker, superintendent
public printing, 1872. 16080
1 p. I., 147, [1] p. 2SHcm.
James river and Kanawha eompany. Thirty-eighth annual report of
the president to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha com-
pany, together with the proceedings of the stockholders, at their thirty-
eightii aimual meeting, in November, 1872. Richmond, Clemmitt & Jones,
1873. 16081
1 p. I., [S87]-662 p., 1 I. 2SHcm. Charles S. Carrlnyton, president.
<*Jame8 river and Kanawha canal. The work's transcendant
importance. How it shall be completed to the waters of the Ohio or Kan-
awha. The views of Hon. James Lyons ... [n. p., 1872] 16082
6 p. 22cm.
Militia. Constitution and by-laws of the 1st regiment Virginia volun-
teers, of Richmond city. Richmond: Dispatdi job printing establishment.
1872. 16083
80 p. 14 cm.
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia, forty-eighth session, 1871-72. Charlottesville,
Virginia. 16084
Virginia agricultural and mechanical coU^e. Virginia agricultural
and mechanical college. Its history and organization, n. p. [1872 ?1
36 p. 8vo. SlEned by Vfm. H. Ruftner, J. R. Anderson, W. T.
Sutherlln. See Annual report of the superintendent of public instruction for
this rear.
1873
Courte
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia. By Peachy R. Grattan. Vol. 23. From January 1,
1873, to November 1, 1878. Richmond, R. F. Walker, superin-
tendent of pubUc printing, 1874. 16085
rzvllil, 1009 D. 22\4ctn.
Cited as 64 Va. reports. ...,,,. . ^~ .
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
Richard C. L. Moncure, president, Joseph Christian, Francis T. Anderson^
Waller R. Staples, Wood Bouldin. Attorney general: James C. Taylor.
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Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia. By Peachy R. Grattan. Vol. 24. From Nov. 1,
1873, to April 8, 1874. Richmond, R. F. Walker, superintendent
of public printing, 1875. 16087
^
xlv}, T«3 J>. _ 22 Hem.
!;ited as 65 Va. reports.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
R. C. L. Moncure, president, Joseph Christian, Francis T. Anderson, Waller
R. Staples, Wood Bouldin. Attorney-generals: James C. Taylor, Raldgh
T. Daniel who went into oiilce January 1, 1874.
*Virginia reports . . . annotated under the supervision
of Thomas J<^nson Michie. [Volumes 24 and 25, Grattan's re-
ports. 1873-1875] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company,
law publishers, 1901. 16088
672 p. 2Scm.
Separate Ddeumenta; Miscellanea
Boundaries. Report and accompanving documents of the Virginia
commissioners appointed to ascertain the boundaiy line between Maryland
and Virginia. Richmond, R. F, Walker, sup't public printing, 1873. 16089
_.„ i**. 314 p., 2 1. 12 maps <11 fold, with separate title-page and preface.
23 Hem.
Statement on the part of the commissioners of Maryland: p. 7-69; State-
ment on the part of the commissioners of Virslnia, Henry A. wise, D. C. De-
Jarnette, William Watts: p. 70-146; Extracts from letter of B. W. Hubard to
H. A. Wise; Verbatim copy of a conaressional report relative to Virginia land
'warrants, charters and boundaries, complied by B. W. Hubard from manu-
scripts by Lk W. Tazewell and B. W. Lelsb (28th conness, Ist sees., house re-
port 457): p. 6-70; Copies of papers from the British Maryltiod and Virginia
archives: p. 71^162, 217-268; Depositions: p. 16S-216; Gov. Tazewell's manu-
script: D. 264-888, 805-818; Patents In Acoomac and Northampton: p. 898-305.
The maps were not bound with all copies of this report. The titles of
the maps are all entered In B. O. Swem's ''Maps relating to Virginia," Vlr-
arinla state llbranr bulletin, v. 7, nos. 2 and 3.
Ordered to be printed by the senate Jan. 80, 1878.
Edneatioii. Circular no. 83. The Virginia educational Journal. [18731 f
16090
caption-title, 3 p. 22Hcm. W. H. RutTner sunt, public Instruction.
Circular no. 89. Public schools — Difficulties removed. Poverty
vs. education. Richmond, Va., May, 1873. 16091
captlon-tltle, 4 p. 22Hcm.
The educational journal of Virginia, v. 6, nos. 1-12, Nov., 1873-
Oct., 1874. Richmond. 16092
676 p. 22Hcm. Includes the official instructions and circulars of the
department of nubile instruction.
Public lands of the United States for education. Taken from
the annual report for 1873 of W. H. Ruffner, superintendent public instruc-
tion of Virginia. [1873] 16098
captlon-tltle, 18 p. 22Hcm.
Govemw. Messages and official papers of Hon. G. C. Walker, gov-
ernor of Virginia, during the years 1869, 1870, 1871, 1872, 1878. Richmond:
C. A. Schaffter, superintendent public printing. 1871-[1873] 16094
167, 1, 3, 6, 7, 8, 6, 4, 4, 4. 20, 16, 14, 8. 16, 8 p. 8vo.
Hampton institnte. Catalogue of the Hampton normal and agricul-
tural institute, Hampton, Va. For the academical year 1872-3. Incorporated
by special act of the general assembly of Virginia. Opened April, 1868,
Hampton, Va.: printed at the normal school press, 1873. 16095
82 p. front. 21cm.
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Report of the treasurer of the Hampton normal and agricultural
institute, for the year ending June 30, 1873, printed as an appendix to the
catalogue of 1872-3. Hampton, Va.: printed at the normal school press.
1873. 16096
xxiv p. 21cm.
Report of the Hampton normal and agricultural institute.
Richmond: Enquirer steam book and job presses. 1873. 16097
8 p. 21Hcm.
Internal improvement. Speech of Judge W. W. Crump before the
senate committee on roads and internal navigation, on the application of
Mr. Reuben Ragland for an amendment to the charter of the Petersburg
railroad company. Delivered February 13, 1873. Richmond: Clenunitt St.
Jones, steam book and job printers, 1873. 16098
42p. 23cra.
Annual reports of the internal improvement companies of the
state of Virginia, to the board of public woi;ks, for the year 1873. Rich-
mond. R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing, 1874. 16099
175, ril p. 23cm.
James river and Kanawha co. Transportation to the seaboard. The
central route, from the Mississippi river to the Atlantic Ocean, by the Ohio,
Kanawha and James rivers. Richmond: Clemmitt & Jones, book and job
printers. 1874. 16100
55 p. 8vo. Published by order of the president and directors
of the James river and Kanawha company.
Thirty-ninth and fortieth annual reports of the president to the
stockholders of the James river and Kanawha co., together with the pro-
ceedings of the stockholders, at their thirty-ninth and fortieth annual meet-
ings, in November, 1873 and November, 1874. Richmond: Clemmitt &
Jones, steam book and job printers. 1875. 16101
[566-632] p. 8vo.
Map of Virginia. [Memorial of L. von Buckholtz relative to a map
of Virginia. Richmond: 1873] 16102
No copy seen. Ordered printed by the senate Jan. 2, 1873.
Miller school. In the supreme court of appeals. County of Albemarle
& board of education versus the Davidson bros.; S. Miller's ex'or & others.
Appeal from decrees of circuit court of Richmond. Views of counsel for the
Davidsons, [no place. 1873] 16103
92, 34 p. 23cm.
Extract of so much of the will of Samuel Miller as relates to
the Miller manual labor school of Albemarle. [Also] an act . . . to estab-
lish the manual labor school provided for in the 25th clause of said will,
n. p. [1873] ? 16104
16 p. 21cm.
Richmond & Danville railroad co. Sale of the state's interest in the
Richmond and Danville railroad co. Report of the committee appointed un-
der a resolution of the house of delegates to examine into the sale and
transfer of the state's stock in the Richmond and Danville railroad com-
pany . . . Richmond: Clemmitt & Jones, 1873. 16105
Title from catalogue of the British museum. Copy not seen.
State debt. *Report of the committee. [On the subject of Virginia's
public debt and the share which it is equitable for West Virginia to bear
and pay. Charleston, W. Va., 1873?] 1610«
44 p. 22 Hem.
Taxation. Laws in relation to commissioners and collectors of the
public revenue, etc., now in force, containing suggestions to, and forms for
clerks of courts. Published by the auditor of public accounts. Richmond:
R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1873. 16107
229 p. 23cm. William F. Taylor, auditor.
List of assessors and commissioners of the revenue: p. 215-223.
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f^^o
An act to amend and re-enact an act entitled an act providing
for the re-assessment of lands in the commonwealth, passed Feb. 1, 1872.
16108
1o copy senn. 1000 copies ordered printed.
UniTersity of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of the
TTniTersity of Virginia, forty-ninth session, 1872-78, Charlottesville, Vir-
ginia. 16109
Vir^ia agricultural and mechanical college. [Catalogue of the Vir-
ginia agricultural and mechanical college. Blacluburg. Session 1872-1873.1
16110
Copy not seen.
Virginia military institute. Memorial of the academic board of the
Virginia military institute [relative to the congressional land grant for the
benefit of agnriculture and the mechanical arts] 16111
captlon-tltle. 12 p. 21Ucm. SlKned Francis H. Smith, supt. V. H. I.
For and in behalf of the board.
Virginia military institute, Lexington, Va. Official register,
1872-73. 16112
65, [1] p. 23cm.
In memoriam. Matthew Fontaine Maury . . . Bom in Spott-
sylvania county, Virginia, January 14, 1806. Died at Virginia military in-
stitute, Lexington, Va., February 1, 1873 . . . [Lexington?] 1873. 16113
' 32 p. 2fVicm.
1874
Jowmala
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the session of 1874. Richmond : R. P. Walker, superintend-
ent public printing. 1874. 16114
547, 2, 66 p. 22cm.
Session began Jan. 1, 1874 and ended April 80, 1874. Marshall Hantrer,
speaker.
Rules for the government of the senate and house of delegates when
convened in joint assembly for the purpose of coimting the votes for gov-
ernor and lieutenant governor: p. 6, 7. 16115
[Vote for governor and lieutenant-governor! : p. 7. 16116
[Message from the governor, James L. Kemper] : p. 9-19. 16117
Also printed separately. Copy not seen.
[Proposed amendments to the constitution of Virginia in relation to
county organizations] : p. 20-24. 16118
Rules: p. 28-38. 16119
Rules for the government of the senate and house of delegates when
convened in joint assembly for the election of senators in congress: p. 70.
16120
[Report of committee on the contested case of John W. Walke and
Joseph Walker of Chesterfield] : p. 175. 176. 16121
[Report of committee on eligibility of P. K. Jones of Greensville]:
p. 226. 16122
[Report of committee in reference to the unsatisfied claims and rights
of the commonwealth against the several railroads of the state, by reason
of sales of its interest] : p. 249, 250. 16123
[Report of committee relative to the defalcation in the sinking fund] :
p. 282. 16124
[Report of committee respecting the claim of Kelly & Larguey]: p.
286, 287. 16125
Report of committee appointed to confer with the commissioners from
Maryland] : p. 306, 16126
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[Maryland] senate joint resolutions in relation to the boundary line
between the states of Maryland and Virginia: p. 807-309. 16127
[Report of committee relative to amendine the constitution of the
sUte] : p. 331. 16128
[Message from the governor relative to the state debt]: p. 343-850.
16129
OCA o^CMemorial from the council of foreign bondholders, Feb. 23, 1874] : p.
BoU-oo^. 16130
[Letter from L. G. & E. C. Ward, attorneys for Baring bros. ft co.l :
p. Sbi. 16131
[Report of committee as to the enforcement of the claims of the com-
S?tP^Q% *•* agamst the C. & O. canal co., and the fees paid to counsel]: p.
in th«'-^«^,^"lf*'T^^? relative to the matters, charges and allegations
S.S^„?T Al^ "^f"* °/ ***? committee on roads against the Atianti', Mis-
sissippi & Ohio railroad co.]: p. 446-447. 16188
»* ♦!, '■7***' "/o^I^if'^?" ^}^^ governor relative to an act to aUow the voters
01 the town of Suffolk to elect a supervisor] : p. 456, 467. 16184
[Report of committee on expenditures for repairs to governor's
bouse] : p. 463, 464. 16135
... ..f*^«ssage from the governor relative to amendment of the state con-
stitution]: p. 482-484. 16136
[Message from the governor urging a system of checks in receiving,
disbursing and investing some of the pubUc funds] : p. 494. 16137
[Report of committee relative to the agency of James Neeson, in the
matter of the collection of the debt due the state from Selden, Withers
<^°J; P- ^1*' 517. 16138
Members of the house of delegates, session of 1874: p. 1-2. 16189
Index: p. 1-65.
[Documents as appendix] :
Report of board appointed to visit Mount Vernon. House doc. no. L
4 p. H. W. Thomas, presideiit.
Communication from the executive in relation to pardons, reprieves,
commutations, etc. of punishment, during the year 1873. House doc no. IL
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the cleric of the house
of delegates. House doc. no. III. 16142
14 p.
Semi-annual report of the board of visitors of the Virginia mOitary
institute, with accompanying papers. House doc. no. IV. 1614S
11 p. Francia H. Smith, superintendent. List of dlatlnrulsbed cadeta.
Maury memorial.
The titles of charters recorded in the office of the secretary of the
commonwealth, commencing December 9th, 1872, to January Ist, 18^4.
House Hoc. nr . V. 16144
3 p.
Report of the joint committee of investigation into the affairs of tbe
sinking fund. Bouse doc. no. VI. 16145
40 p.
Report of the joint committee of investigation on the management of
the basement offices of the capitol. House doc. no. VII. 16146
5 p.
Report of the committee for courts of justice, relative to the respon-
sibility of the auditor, second auditor, and late treasurer for default or loss
to the sinking fund. House doc. no. VIII. 16147
S p. Includes opinion of the attorney general, R. T. Daniel.
Index. [1] p.
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Journal of the senate of tiie commonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Tlurs-
day, the first day of January, in the year one thousand eight hun-
dred and sevens-four being the ninely-eighth year of the com-
monwealth. Richmond : R. F. Walker, superintendent of public
printing. 1874. 16148
639. [1] p. 22.1cni.
Session begran Jan. 1. 1874 and ended April SO, 1S74. John L. Ifarya,
lieutenant governor, president.
rRulesI: p. 8-». 49-66. 16149
List of members elected during 1878 for seuion beeinniiiff Jan. 1,
1874: p. 11. 16150
[Message of the governor, James L. Kemper, Jan. 1, 1874] : p. 16-26.
16151
1000 copies ordered printed for senate.
[Communication from governor relative to relinquishment of state
jurisdiction over cemeteries at Glendale and Danville] : p. 62. 16153
[Rules for joint assembly for election of U. S. senators] : p. 72, 73.
1615S
[Communication from the governor relative to a memorial of M. F.
MauryV: p. 107. 16154
[Report of a joint committee on a memorial to Matthew F. Maury] :
p. 158. 16155
[Report of committee relative to the central lunatic asylum]: p.
162, 168. 16156
[Communication from board of commissioners of the sinking fund rela-
tive to W. D. Coleman] : p. 164, 166. 16157
[Report of joint committee on the late defalcation in relation to cer-
tain bonds of the commonwealth] : p. 282. 16158
[Veto message of the governor relative to charter for city of Peters-
bnrg]: p. 288-287. 16159
[Report of joint committee relative to receiving the Maryland com-
missioners concerning the boundary] : p. 313. 16160
[Maryland] senate joint resolutions in relation to the boundary line
between Maryland and Virginia: p. 816, 817. 16161
[Communication from the governor relative to the state treasurer]:
p. 358. 16162
[Report of joint committee relative to Joseph Mayo, jr.] : p. 897, 398.
1616S
[Report of committee relative to an examination of the capitol]: p.
488. 16164
[Report of committee relative to the accounts and deposits of the
various foreign insurance companies in the state, and the mode of conver-
sion and funding of state stock and exchange of bonds tmder the funding
bin] : p. 459-463. 16165
[Communication from governor relative to correcting defects in the
system of care of public funds] : p. 500, 601. 16166
[Report of joint committee relative to James Neeson, and the debt
due the state from Selden, Withers & co.l : p. 517. 16167
Members of the senate who served Jan. 1, 1874 to April 30, 1874: p.
[567] 1«1««
Index: 689 p.
[Documents as appendix] :
Communication from the governor transmitting a report of the con- '
dition of the capitol by [W. C. Newberry] the superintendent of public
bnildbigs. Senate doc no. I. 16169
4 p.
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Communication from [J. B. Bigger] the clerk of house of delegates
and keeper of the rolls, in response to a resolution of the senate calling for
a report showing the times fixed by the circuit judges of the commonwealth
for holding the terms of their respective courts. Senate doc. no. II. 16170
7 p.
Communication from [W. F. Taylor] the auditor of public accounts,
in response to a resolution of the senate, calling for information as to what
amount of taxes of the present fiscal year has been paid in coupons and
what amount in currency. Senate doc. no. III. . 16171
2 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts transmitting in
response to resolution of the senate, a statement showing the g:ross amotmt
derived from the taxation of oysters, &c. Senate doc. no. IV. 16172
2 p.
Communication from the secretary of board of immigration, in re-
sponse to a resolution of the senate, calling for information as to what
steps have been taken by that board to secure the publication of a geo-
graphical and political summary of Virginia. Senate doc. no. V. 16173
8 p. Includes a letter of Jed. Hotchkiss descriptive of the Summary.
Communication from the judges of the supreme court of appeals, in
response to a resolution requesting them to state to the general assembly
whether, in their opinion, the public judicial business requires a continuance
of the special court of appeals, &c. Senate doc. no. VI. 16174
* p-
A communication from the auditor of public accounts, in response to a
resolution of the senate, calling for a statement of executive expenditures
for the last fiscal year [ending Sep. 30, 1873] Senate dob no. VII. 1617S
14 p.
Communication from the governor, transmitting names and residences
of persons appointed commissioners for Virginia in other states. Senate doc.
no. VIH. 16176
3 p.
Annual report of the joint committee of the state library, submitted
to the senate and ordered to be printed February 19, 1874. Senate doc. no.
IX. 16177
16 p. Includes report of the secretary of the commonwealth, James
McDonald, state librarian, with references to portraits, and the work of W.
N. Sainsbury. A special report from various counties relative to county
records filed in the respective court houses.
Report of committee of privileges and elections of the senate, in re-
sponse to the petition of John C. Robertson [contesting right of Samuel F.
Maddox to seat in senate from 31st senatorial district] Senate doc. no. X.
16178
[1] p. .
Communication from the governor, inclosing a communication from a
joint committee of the two houses of the Maryland legislatura, in reference
to the Potomac fisheries, and the boundary line between tiie states of
Maryland and Virginia. Senate doc. no. XI. 16179
3 p.
Communication from the board of public works in reference to the
claim of Lock & Collier for work on the Danville and Wytheville turnpike.
Senate doc. no. XII. 16180
[1] p.
Communication from [R. Barksdale] superintendent of the central
lunatic asylum, informing the senate, in response to a resolution, of the
number of inmates of that institution who are not lunatics, but are tmable
to care for themselves. Senate doc. no. XIII. 16181
[1] p.
Communication from Dr. D. R. Brower, (superintendent of the Eastern
lunatic asylum) in response to resolution of senate calling for information
as to number of patients in said asylum not entitled to support at public
expense. Senate doc. no. XIV. 16182
£1] p.
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Report of auditor of public accounts, in response to resolution calling
for information as to number of lunatics in the several state asylums whose
estates are sufficient to meet their expenses. Senate doc. no. XV. 16183
3 p.
Communication from the governor, announcing the arrival of the com-
missioners on the part of the state of Maryland to adjust the boundary
question, and transmitting a communication from said commissioners. Sen-
ate doc. no. XVI. 16184
[2] p.
Communication from the governor [relative to the financial condition
of the state and "considerations bearing upon the solution of our financial
difficulties; transmitting memorial of the council of foreign bondholders of
London, acting for and representing committee of holders of Virginia state
bonds in Great Britain; letter from attorneys of Messrs. Baring brothers i
CO. relative to indebtedness of state to their clients] Senate doc. no. XVII.
16185
10 p.
Report of the joint committee directing an inquiry and report as to the
claims against the Chesapeake and Ohio canal company, and fees paid to
counsel for their services in that behalf. Senate doc. no. XVIII. 16186
3 p.
Communication from [Asa Rogers] the second auditor, in response to
a resolution of the senate calling for information as to the amount of coupon
bonds payable to bearer and to order, registered bonds convertible into
coupons, &c. Senate doc. no. XIX. 16187
3 p.
Communication from the governor in reference to the appointment
of a commission to revise the state constitution. Senate doc. no. XX.
16188
S p.
Annual Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia, for the year' ending September 30,
1873. Richmond : R. F. Walker, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1873. 16189
Report of the auditor of public accounts for the year ending Septem-
ber 30, 1873. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing.
1873. . 16190
55 p. Wm. P. Taylor, auditor.
Report of the second auditor on the public debt of the commonwealth,
and the condition of the literary fund, for the fiscal year endinp^ September
30, 1873. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printmg. 1873.
16191
14 p. Asa Rogers, second auditor.
Report of the treasurer of Virginia, for the year ending September
30, 1873. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1873.
16192
14 p. Joseph Mayo, Jr., treasurer.
Sinking fund. Report of commissioners for the year ending September
30,1873. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1873.
1619S
[3] p.
Report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary, with
accompanying documents, for the year ending Sept. 30, 1873. Richmond:
R. F. Walker, supt public printing. 1873. 16194
26 p. OeorKO F. Strother, superintendent.
Annual report of the attorney general of tHe state of Virginia. Rich-
mond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1873. 16195
6 p. James C. Taylor, attorney treneral.
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Annual report of the superintendent of public printing of the stats
of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1873. Richmond: K. P.
Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1873. 161M
8 p. R. F. Walker, superintendent.
'Annual report of the adjutant general of the commonwealth of Vir-
ginia, for the year 1878. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent puUic
printing. 1873. 16197
4 p. W. H. Richardson, adjutant general.
Annual report of the board of visitors and superintendent of the Vir-
^lia military institute for the year ending July 1, 1878. Richmond: R. F.
Walker, supt. public printing. 1873. 161M
24 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
Report of the board of visitors of the University of Virginia. For the
fiscal year ending May 31, 1873. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent
public printing. 1873. 16199
8 p. R. O. H. Kean, rector.
Annum report of the state board of health and vital statistics, to the
general assembly of Virginia. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent
public printinir. 1873. 16200
16 p. J. Li. Cabell, president. t>. S. Joynes. permanent secretary.
Report of the board of directors & medical superintendent of the
Western lunatic asylum of Virginia, for the fiscal years 1871-72 and 1872-73.
Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1873. 16Z01
39 p. F. T. Stribline, superintendent.
Report of the board of directors and medical superintendent of the
Central lunatic asylum (for colored insane), Virginia, for the year 1872 and
1878. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printmg. 1873.
16202
66 p. D. B. Conrad, superintendent. History of the asylum: p. 16-27.
Report of the Eastern lunatic asylum of Virginia, for the year ending
September 80th, 1873, together with the proceedings at the centennial cele-
bration of the institution, held November 10th, 1873. Richmond: R. F.
Walker, supt. public printmg. 1873. 1620S
56 p. D. R Brower, superintendent. Centennial historical addreaa by
Rev. Hr. wilmer of Williamsburg: p. 18-31.
Annual report of the Virginia institution for the education of the deaf
and dumb and the blind, to the general assembly of Virginiaj for the fiscal
Sear ending Sept 80, 1878. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent pub-
£ printing. 1878. 16204
30 p. Charles D. McQoy. principal.
Virginia school report, 1873. Third annual report of the superintend-
ent of public instruction, for the year ending August 31, 1873; with reports
of the Virginia agricultural and mechanical college, and Hampton normal
and agricultural institute. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public
mg. 1873. 1620K
227, [1] p. W. H. Ruttaer, superintendent.
The appendix contains descriptive and historical statements of the
Virginia military institute, Washington and Lee university. Emory and
Henry college, Hampden-Sidney college. Randolph-Macon college, Roanoke
college, Richmond college. College of William and Mary, Anderson seminary;
List of Virginia newspapers and periodicals; List of publications by Vir-
ginia authors in the period 1867-1873. Part 2, financial and pedagogical;
Primary reading by J. H. Binford; Primary arithmetic by J. H. Binford; How
to teach beginners English grammar, by John J. Ladd.
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virginia, at the session of 1874. Richmond : R. F.
Walker, supt public pointing. 1874. 16206
531 p. 3Sem.
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List of townships; Separate election predncts; Commissionera of
deeds; Receipts and disbursements for fiscal year ending 80th Sep. 1878;
Account of state indebtedness; Regular terms of courts: p. 487-606. 16207
Courts
Report of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. By Peachy R. Grattan. Vol. 25. From April 8, 1874
to March 1, 1875. Richmond : R. F. Walker, superintendent of
public printing:, 1875. 16208
xvil. 1036 p. IZH cm.
Cited as 66 Va. reports.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports: R. C.
L. Moncure, president, Joseph Christian, Francis T. Anderson, Waller R.
Staples, Wood Bouldin. Attorney general: Raleigh T. Daniel.
Separate Documents; MiseeUanea
Boimdaries. Communication from the governor announcing the arrival
«f the eommiasioBers on the part of the state of Maryland to adjust the
bonndaiy question, and transmitting a communication from said commis-
■ionen, March 17, 1874. 162M
2 p. 8to.
Correspondence of the governor of Virginia with the governor
of Maiylaad and the aaihoritiea of Aocomae county, Va.; also, the opinion
of the attorney-general [R. T. Daniel] of V^winia In relation to recent dif-
ficulties in the waters of the Pocomoke. [The oyster industry and Mary-
land boundary] Printed under resolution of the house of delegates, passed
December 21st, 1874. Richmond: R. F. Walker, snpt. public printing, 1874.
16216
36 p. 23.SCII1.
Documents relating to the western and southern boundary of
the states of Maryland and Virginia. Richmond, Clemmitt & Jones, 1874.
16211
80 p. Sto.
Contents.— Marrland. Oeaeral assembly. Report and resolutions, with
•eeompenrinc documents. June 1832 — Faulkner, C. J. Report to the trover-
nor of Virginia relative to the boandary line, Nov. 1832.— Virginia. Oover-
nor. Messace and accompanjrina documents, Dec 1834.
Final report of the Virginia commissioners on the Maryland and
T^rginia boundary to the governor of Virginia. Richmond, R. F. Walker,
snpt. public printing. 1874. 16212
221 p. 23H cm. Henry A. Wise, D. C. DeJarnette, Wm. Watts,
eommiasioners.
Education. The educational journal of Virginia, v. 6, nos. 1-12, Nov.
1874-Oct, 1876. Richmond., 1621S
572 p. 223i cm. Includes the olBcial instructions and circulars
of the department of public Instruction.
Governor Campbell on public free schools. [Issued by the Vir-
ginia department of public instruction] [1874] 16214
caption-title, 2 p. 32 H cm.
Governor McDowell on public free schools. Message to legis-
lature, January, 1843. [Issued by the Virginia department of public in-
struction] [1874] 16215
caption-title, 2 p. 22 H cm.
Governor Wise on public schools. [Issued by Virginia depart-
ment of public instruction] [1874] 16216
caption -title, 2 p. 22 H cm.
John R. Thompson on public schools. [Issued by the Virginia
department of public instruction] [1874] 16217
capUon-tltle, 4 p. 32% cm.
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Lord Macaulay on public school education. Extracts from a
speech delivered in the house of commons on the 18th of April, 1847.
[Issued by the Virginia department of public instruction] [1874] 16218
captlon-tltle, 8 p. 22H cm.
Thomas Jefferson on public schools. Extracts from his corres-
pondence with Joseph C. Cabell. [Issued by the Virginia department of
public instruction] [1874] 16219
caption -title, 4 p. 22 H em.
Rev. Dr. Thomwell, of South Carolina, on public schools.
[Issued by the Virginia department of public instruction] [1874] 16220
caption-title, 4 p. 22 H cm.
State uniformity of text-books; tending to despotism, corrup-
tion, and intellectual death. Extract from the annual report of the superin-
tendent of public instruction of Virginia for the year 1874. [1874] 16221
caption-title. 158-170 p. 22H cm.
Governor. Message of James L. Kemper, governor of Virginia, to the
general assembly, on finances and the state debt. Richmond: R. F. Walker,
superintendent of public printing. 1874. 16222
13 p. 23cm.
Bondholder's memorial, siEned, Liondon, 23d February, 1874, by J. Ous-
tenburgr, cliairman: p. 11, 12. [Letter] from Baring brothers & co.: p. 13.
Jamee river and Kanawha company. The James river and Kanawha,
canal. Report on lockage, & cost of construction, and the practicability of
locks and dams on the New river. By James M. Harris, engineer and supers
intendent James river and Kanawha co. Richmond [Va.] Clemmitt & Jones,
book and job printers, 1874. 1622S
23 p. 23^ cm. Copjr In the library of congress.
Taxation. Laws in relation to commissioners and collectors of the
public revenue, etc» now in force, containing suggestions to and forms for
clerks of courts. Published by the auditor of public accounts. Richmond:
R. P. Walker, supt. public printing. 1874. 16224
112 p. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college. [Catalograe of the Vir-
ginia agricultural and mechanical college. Blac&burg. Session 1873-1874]
1622$
No copy seen.
Virginia military institute. Virginia military institute, Lexington, Va.
OfScial register. 1873-1874. - 16226
75, U] p. ISHcm.
William and Mary coUeget The history of the colle|:e of William and
Mary [including the general catalogue] from its foundation, 1660, to 1874.
Richmond, J. W. Randolph & English, 1874. 16227
183, [2] p. 8vo.
Remarks of 6. S. Ewell, president ... in support of the peti-
tion ... for an appropriation by congress . . . delivered April 1, 1874.
n. p., [1874] 16228
16 p. 8vo. Copy not seen. Title from Bowker.
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Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the session of 1874-5. Richmond : R. F. Walker, supt. public
printing, 1874. 16229
Sessions began Bee. 2, 1874 and ended March 31, 1876. Marshall Han-
fffil* SD6&kG]*«
[Message from the governor, James L. Kemper, Dec. 2, 1874] : p. 4-26.
■^ 162S0
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[Letter from the auditor submitting bOl in relation to assessment of
taxes], p. 71. 16231
[Letter from the governor relative to the two works of art in bronze
of the late Thomas Crawford] : p. 94, 95. 16232
[Report of auditor on expense of oyster navy]: p. 117. 16233
[Veto message of governor relative to town of Van Burensville or
Oitaey]: p. 128, 129, 16234
[Message of governor relative to the house bills which release default-
ing tax collectors from penalties] : p. 139. 16235
[Communication from the treasurer, R. M. T. Hunter, relative to the
bonds of the commonwealth]: p. 179, 180. 16236
[Correspondence with A. B. Beresford Hope relative to statue of Stone-
wall Jackson] : p. 358. 359. 16237
[Letter of the attorney general, R. T. Daniel, relative to the exemp-
tion of the C. & O. railway from taxation] : p. 365. 16238
Members of the house of delegates: p. [455] 16239
Index: p. 457-606.
[Documents as appendix] :
Proceedings of a conference with Virginia creditors including an ex-
position of the debt, finances, and taxation of the state by the governor*
[J. L. Kemper] on the tenth day of November, 1874. Richmond: R. F.
Walker, supt. public printing, 1874. Appendix to message — ^House no. I.
16240
34, [1] p. 23cm.
Report of John O. Steger, relative to the condition and management
of the capitol basement offices, to the governor and treasurer, together with
their report to the general assembly. Richmond: R. F. Walker, supt. public
printing, 1874. Appendix to message — House doc. no. U. 16241
38 p. 23cm.
Plan providing for a constitutional currency, proposed by Hon. R. M.
T. Hunter, state treasurer. Richmond: R. F. Walker, supt. public printing.
1874. Appendix to message — house doc. no. III. 16242
9 p. 23cm.
Correspondence of the governor with the agent [John J. McKinnon]
of the American bond-funding and banking association, (limited), in respect
to the recapitalization of the debt of Va. Richmond: R. P. Walker, supt.
public printing, 1874. Appendix to message — House doc. no. IV. 16243
12 p. 23cm.
Correspondence between the governor and the president of the United
States, in relation to the employment of military force at Petersburg. Rich-
mond, R. F. Walker, supt. public printing, 1874. Appendix to message —
house doc. nol V. 16211
5 p. 23cm.
Memorial of the James river and Kanawha company to the general
assembly. Richmond: R. F. Walker, supt. public printing, 1874. Appendix
to message — house doc. no. VI. 16245
6 p. 23cm. Signed by Charles S. Carrington, president.
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house of
delegates. House doc. no. VII. 16246
14 p. 23cm.
Message of the governor of Virginia to the general assembly, stating
all pardons granted and punishments commuted during the year 1874, with
the reasons therefor. House doc. no. VIIL 16247
9 p. 23cm.
Report of the select joint committee relative to the condition of the
bonds of the commonwealth, the plates from which printed, etc. House
doc no. IX. . 16248
10 p. 23cm.
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Report of the special Joint committee appointed to vlait certain local-
itie» in connection with a permanent site for the central lunatic asyinm.
House doc. no. X. 16249
3 p. 23cm.
Ck>mmunication from the secretary of the commonwealth [James Mc-
Donald] transmitting list of charters granted by circuit courts and filed in
his office during year 1874. House doc. no. XI. 162M
3 p. 23cin.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
besrun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wednes-
day the second day of December, eisfhteen hundred and seventy-
four, being the ninety-ninth year of the commonwealth. Ri^-
mond : R. F. Walker, supt public printing. 1874. 16251
464. [1], [1] p. 22.5cm.
Session began Dec. 2, 1874 and ended March SI, 1875. Robert K.
Withers, lieutenant grovernor, president.
[Message of the governor, James L. Kemper, Dec. 2, 1874] : p. 4-26.
16252
600 extra copies of message and accompanying documents ordered
printed for the senate.
[Rules]: p. 26-38. 162SS
[Veto message of governor relative to bill providing for commissioners
in Rockingham, Loudoun, Patrick and Prince William] : p. 296. 16254
[Report of committee relative to the connection of G. W. Graham with
the alleged sale of a naval cadetship by Hon. W. H. H. Stowell] : p. 362, 363,
402-404. 16255
[Report of Joint committee relative to Jackson statue tendered to the
state by A. J. Beresford Hope] : p. 439, 440. 16256
Members of the senate who served Dec. 1, 1874 to March 81, 1876;
p. [465] 16257
[Documents as appendix] :
Proceedings of a conference with Virginia creditors including an ex-
position of the debt, finances, and taxation of the state by the governor, on
the tenth day of November, 1874. Richmond: R. F. Walker, supt public
printing. 1874. Appendix to message. Senate doc. no. I. 16258
34, [1] p.
Report of John O. Steger, relative to the condition and management
of the capitol basement offices [treasurer, auditor and 2d auditor] to tiie
governor and treasurer, together with their report to the general assembly.
Richmond: R. F. Walker, supt public printing. 1874. Appendix to mes-
sage.' Senate doc. no. II. 16259
38 p.
Plan providing for a constitutional currency, proposed by Hon. R. M.
T. Hunter, state treasurer. Richmond: R. F. Walker, supt public printing.
1874. Appendix to message. Senate doc. no. III. 16260
9 p.
Correspondence of the governor with [J. J. McKlnnon] the agent of
the American bond-funding and banking association (limited), in respect
to the recapitalization of the debt of Virginia. Richmond: R. F. Walker,
supt. public printing. 1874. Appendix to message. Senate doc. no. IV.
16261
12 p.
Correspondence between the governor and the president of the United
States, in relation to the employment of military force at Petersburg.
Richmond: R. F. Walker, supt public printing. Appendix to message.
Senate doc. no. V. 16262
5 p.
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Memorial of the James ri^er and Kanawha company to the general
•Membly. Richmond: B. F. Walker, rapt public printing. 1874. Appen-
dix to message. Senate doc. no. VI. 1626S
Abstract of the retoms of cleiks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. Senate doc. no. VII. 16214
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Communication from the goyemor of Virginia enclosing communica-
tion from [J. J. McKinnon] attorney of the American bond-funding and
Iwnking association, limited, of London, England [to be considered in connec-
tion with the proposition to retire and capitalize the public debt] Senate
doc. no. VIII. 1626S
3 p.
Commumcation from the governor of Virginia transmitting communi-
cation from [G. F. Strother] the superintendent of the penitentiary, in ref-
erence to convicts hired on the Valley railroad. Senate doc. no. IX. 162M
3 p.
Communication from [James McDonald] the secretary of the common-
wealth, enclosing proceedings of the board of immigration [relative to
Physical survey of Virginia by M. F. Maury] Senate doc. no. A. 16267
4 p. Includes a letter of F. H. Smith of the VIrKlnia military Insti-
tute relative to the publication of the Physical survey.
Communication from [W. F. Taylor] the auditor of public accounts,
transmitting statement of executive expenditures for the last fiscal year.
Senate doc. no. XI. 16268
» p.
Message of the governor of Virginia to the general assembly, stating
all pardons granted and punishments commuted during the year 1874, wiu
the reasons therefor. Senate doc. no. XII. 16269
9 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting semi-
annual reports of the board of visitors of the Virginia military institute and
accompanying papers. Senate doc. no. XIII. 16270
15 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent. Report la dated Jan. 15, 187S,
Includes correspondence with J. K. QUUat & co.. of London relative to set-
tlement of loan of SIO.OOO to the institute in 1163.
Communication from the auditor of pubUc accounts responsive to reso-
lution of the senate calling for a statement of the amount of licenses as-
sessed upon merchants, for the year 1874. Senate doc. no. XIV. 16271
6 p.
Communication from [James McDonald] the secretary of the com-
monwealth [and librarian] transmitting list of books and works of art
purchased for the state library during the past year. Senate doc. no. XV.
16272
16 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia enclosing communica-
tion from [R. T. Daniel] the attorney-general, and [Asa Rogers] second
auditor, in regard to the payment of interest on the bonds of the state held
by incorporated colleges, &c. Senate doc. no. XVI. 16273
4 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting resolu-
tion of the general assembly of North Carolina providing for investigating
the affairs of the Albemarle and Chesapeake canal company. Senate doc.
no. XVn. 16274
3 p.
Memorial of the British association of Virginia in relation to the
appointment of a commissioner to visit Europe in the interest of immigra-
tion. Senate doc. no. XVIII. 16276
2 p.
Communication from the board of education in reference to the reso-
lutions adopted by tiie board of public schools in the city of Petersburg,
relating to certain charges made by [W. H. Ruifner] the superintendent
of pubUc instruction, in his last annual report. Senate doc. no. XIX. 16276
11 p.
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Report of the eommlttee of privileges and elections relative to the
charges against Senator George W. Graham. Senate doc. no, XX. 16277
32 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting letter
from Mr. A. J, Beresford Hope, tendering Virginia a bronze statue of Gen-
eral Thomas J. Jackson. Senate doc. no. XXI. 1627S
3 p.
Minority report of the committee of privileges and elections in refer-
ence to the charges against Senator Geo. W. Graham. Senate doc. no.
XXII. 16279
3 p.
Report of the committee on library [together with annual report of
the librarian James McDonald; report of Dr. Wm. P. Palmer on progress of
work on calendar of state papers; letter from W. Noel Sainsbury to Thomas
H. Wynne, relative to abstracts of English records relating to Virginia which
the former is preparing] 16280
8 p.
Report of the special joint committee appointed to visit certain locali-
ties in connection with a permanent site for the central lunatic asylum.
Senate doc. no. XXIV. 16281
3 p.
Index. 54 p.
Annvjoi Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia, for the year ending September 30,
1874. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing.
1874. 16282
Report of the auditor of public accounts for the year ending Septem-
ber 30, 1874. Richmond, Va.: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public
printing. 1874. 1628»
96 p. Wm. F. Taylor, auditor.
Includes Abstract from the reports of the superintendents of the poor
for 1873. Abstract from returns of marriages, births and deaths for 1873;
Number of lunatics not in asylums. Banks and banking associations in Vir-
gin la.
Report of the second auditor on the public debt of the commonwealth
and the literary fund, and the report of the commissioners of the sinking
fund, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1874. ^Richmond: R. F.
Walker, superintendent public printing. 1874. 16284
18 p. Asa Rogers, second auditor.
Report of the treasurer of Virginia, for the year ending September
80, 1874. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1874.
1628S
13 p. R. M. T. Hunter, treasurer.
Report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary, with ac-
companying documents, for the year ending Sept. 30, 1874. Richmond:
R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1874. 16286
27 p. George F. Strother, superintendent.
Annual report of the attorney general of the state of Virginia. Rich-
mond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1874. 16287
6 p. Raleigh T. Daniel, attorney general.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing of the state
of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1874. Richmond: R. F.
Walker, superintendent public printing. 1874. 16288
7 p. R. F. Walker, superintendent.
Annual report of the adjutant general of the commonwealth of Vir-
ginia for the year 1874. Riclunond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public
printing. 1874. 1628»
4 p. Wm. H. Richardson, adjutant general.
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Annual report of the board of visitors and superintendent of the Vir-
Mia military institute for the year ending July 1, 1874. Richmond: B. F.
walker, superintendent public printing. 1874. 16290
24 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
Report of the board of visitors of the University of Virginia, for the
fiscal year ending May 31, 1874. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent
public printing. 1874. - 16291
8 p. R. O. H. Keao, rector.
Annual report of the state board of health, 1874. Richmond: R. F.
Walker, superintendent public printing. 1874. 16292
6 p. J. L. Cabell, president. L. S. Joynes, permanent secretary.
Report of the board of directors, assistant physicians and steward of
the western lunatic asylum of Virginia, for the fiscal year, 1873-'74. Rich-
mond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1874. 16293
IS p. W. H. Hamilton, E. C. Fisher, assistant physicians.
Includes a biographical sketch of the late superintendent, F. T. Strib-
llng.
Report of the board of directors and medical superintendent of the
Central lunatic asylum (for colored insane), Virg^inia, for the year 1873 and
3874. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1874.
16294
37 p. Randolph Barksdale. superintendent.
Report of the Eastern lunatic asylum of Virginia, for the year ending
September 30, 1874. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public
printing. 1874. 16295
32 p. D. R. Brower. superintendent.
Annual report of the Virginia institution for the education of the deaf
and dumb and the blind to the general assembly of Virginia, for the year
ending September 30, 1874. Richmond : R. F. Walker, superintendent public
printing. 1874. 16296
29 p. Charles D. McCoy, principal.
Annual report of the visitors to Mount Vernon, for 1874. Richmond:
R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1874. 16297
4 p. H. W. Thomas, president.
Virgrinia school report, 1874. Fourth annual report of the superintend-
ent of public instruction, for the year ending Augfust 31, 1874; with reports
of the Virgrinia agricultural and mechanical college [C. L. C. Minor, presi-
dent] and Hampton normal and ag^ricultural institute [S. C. Armstrong,
principal] Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1874.
16298
196, [1] p. illua. W. H. Ruffner, superintendent.
Includes Geography, by A. F. BiffgeTii; Reading as taught In the pub-
lic schools of Petersburg, by S. H. Owens; Grube's method of primary in-
struction in arithmetic, by S. H. Owens; Omissions from last year's list of
publications by Va. authors in the period 1867-1873; Summaries, expositions,
discussions, and school house plans.
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virjfinia, at the session of 1874-5. Richmond : R. F.
Walker, supt. public printing, 1875. 16299
499 p. 23cm.
Names and numbers of magisterial districts; Separate election pre-
cincts; Commissioners of deeds; Receipts and disbursements for year ending
30th Sep. 1874; Account of state indebtedness; Regular terms of courts:
p. 455-475. 16300
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Separate Docwmewts; Miscellanea
Boundaries. *Report and journal of proceedings of the joint commlB-
sioners to adjust the boundary luie of Maryland and Virginia . . . Annap-
olis, W. T. Tglehart & eo., 1874. 16301
344 p. 21Hcm.
Coupons. 'Speech of Mr. Massey of Albemarle on the bill to prevent
counterfeit, or improperly obtained coupons from being received in payment
of taxes, debts, dues and demands due the state. Delivered in the Virginia
house of delegates, February 8th, 1876. Richmond, Fergusson & Rady, 1875.
16302
cover title, 14 p. 22 Hem.
Hampton ncwmal and agricultural institute. Annual report of the
Hampton normal and agricultural institute (S. C. Armstrong, principal),
to the superintendent of public instruction. 1874. Richmond, Va.; Gary's
steam printing house. 1874. 16303
8 p. 21Hcm.
[Hampton normal and agricultural institute, Hampton, Va.]
Catalogue of 1873.4. [Incorporated by special act of the general assembly
of Virginia. Opened April 1868. Hampton, Va.: printed at the normal
school press. 1873] 16304
11. Ip. . 21cm.
Internal improvement. Annual reports of the internal improvement
companies of the state of Virgrinia to the board of public works, for the year
1874. Richmond, R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing, 1874. 16305
1 p. 1., 211, [t] p. 23cm.
Law. *The principles and practice of courts of justice in England
and the United States. By Conway Robinson. Volume 7. Further, in per-
sonal actions, as to the grounds and form of defence and the answer to that
defence. Richmond: Woodhouse & Parham; Randolph & English. Balti-
more: Cushings and Bailey. Philadelphia: T. & J. W. Johnson & co. 1874.
16306
Izxxii. 1136p. 8to.
University of Virtpnia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia, fiftieth session, 1873-74. University of Virginia,
Virginia. 16307
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Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the session of 1875-6. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superin-
tendent public printing. 1875. 16308
672 p. 22.Scm.
Session begr&n Z>ec. 1, 1875 and ended March 29, 1878. Marsbkll Hanser,
speaker.
Rules: p. 6-16. 1630*
[Message from the governor, James L. Kemper] : p. 16-44. 16310
fReport of committee in the contested case of John Dodson and R. D.
Ruffint: p. 67-69. 16311
Rules for the government of the senate and house of delegrates, when
convened in joint assembly for election of senators in congress: p. 71, 72.
16312
[Report of committee on the contested election of John N. Opie and
A. H. H. Stuart of Augusta] : p. 87-82. 16313
Bleport of committee on the contested case of S. J. R. White and
udgin of Caroline]: p. 186-192. 16314
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[Report of committee appointed to investiffate the cause of the fira
at the Eastern lunatic hospital] : p. 216-218. 16S15
[Report of the committee in the contested case of John Murphy and
W. M. Walker of Westmoreland]: p. 261-269. 16S16
[Report of committee in the contested case of Mr. Gilliam and Manii
Pa«e of Prince George] : p. 271-279. 16317
[Report on the conduct of R. D. RufBn, a member from Prince
George]: p. 307-311. 16818
[Report of W. S. Morris relative to the Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio
railroad company]: p. 467-469. 16319
Members of the house of delegates, session of 1876-76 [list] : p. 617.
16329
Index: p. 619-572.
[Documents as appendix] :
Communication from the secretary of the commonwealth transmitting
list of members of the house of delegates at the general election in Novem-
ber, eighteen hundred and seventy-five. House doc. no. I. 16321
4 p.
Communication from the clerks of the senate and house transmitting
coidiied copies of constitutional amendments adopted by last general as-
sembly and published in the newspapers, pursuant to law. House doc. no. II.
16322
8 p.
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. House doc. no. III. 16323
16 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting report of
the state board of immigration. House doc no. IV. 16324
8 p.
Message of the governor of Virginia to the general assembly, stating
all pardons granted, and punishments commuted during the year 1876, with
the reasons therefor. House doc. no. V. 1632S
4 p.
Communication from the ^vemor of Virginia transmitting semi-
annual report of the board of visitors of the Virginia military institute.
House doc. no. VI. 16326
11 p. Francis H. Smith, superintendent.
[List of cadets distinguished in studies) Memorial [from the Institu.e
to conness]: p. 7-11.
Communication from the superintendent of public instruction trans-
mitting a table showing the amount of state tax paid and received for
school purposes in each county and city in the state for the year 1873.
House doc. no„ VII. - . 16S27
5 p. W. H. Ruflner, superintendent.
Communication from the secrett^ of the commonwealth transmitting
list of charters filed in his office during the past year. House doc. no. VIIL
16328
2 p. James McDonald, secretary.
Reports of the majority and minority of the special house committee
relative to certain charges against Judge G. S. Stevens, together with tiie
evidence taken in Uie case. House doc. no. IX. 16329
57 p. See journal p. 343-347.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts responsive to a
house resolution, transmitting statements relating to the public revenue.
House doc. no. X. 16SS0
« p.
Communication from the auditor of public accotmts responsive to a
bmue resolution, transmitting a statement of Hie various appropriations for
the arbitration of the [Maryland Virginia] boundary line. House doc. no.
XL 16331
4 p.
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Communication from the auditor of public accounts responsive to a
house resolution, transmitting a statement concerning the public revenue.
House doc. no. XII. 16332
11 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virjrinia:
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wednes-
day the first day of December, eijrhteen hundred and seventy-five,
beinsr the one hundredth year of the commonwealth. Richmond :
R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1875. 16333
416, [1] p. 22.6cm.
Session beg-an Dec. 1, 1876 and ended March 29, 1876. Henry W. Thomas,
lieutenant governor, president.
Members of the senate: p. S, 4. 16334
[Rules] : p. 6-12. 16335
[Message of the governor, J. L. Kemper, Dec. 1, 1875] : p. 13-41
16336
600 copies ordered to be printed for the senate.
Rules for joint assembly: p. 64, 65. 16337
[Proposed resolution relative to the R. P. & P. railroad company]:
p. 98-100. 16338
[Report of committee relative to number of convicts avaUable for
work on James river and Kanawha canal extension] : p. 103, 104. 16339
[Letter from the president of the supreme court of appeals, R. C. L.
Moncure, relative to the preparation of rules regulating practice and plead-
ing] : p. .167, 168. 16340
[Proposed preamble and resolutions relative to the establishment of
an exchequer, and to the tobacco and spirit taxes] : p. 184-188. 16341
[Resolutions of house relative to removal of G. S. Stevens, judge of
county court, of Nelson county] : p. 271, 272. [Senate proceedings] : p. 364.
16342
[Letter from John Letcher refusing aid from the contingent fund for
expenses of his sickness] : p. 404. 16343
Members of senate who served Dec. 1, 1875 to March 29, 1876: p.
[417] 16344
[Documents as appendix] :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to clerk of the house of
delegates. Senate doc. no. I. 16345
IS p.
Communication from the governor transmitting resolutions adopted
by the James river and Kanawha company at their annual meeting Novem-
ber, 1875 [petitioning legislature for law directing employment of convicts
on work of extending canal to a point at or near Clifton Forge to connect
with Chesapeake and Ohio raUroad; for passage of laws to authorize com-
pany to issue construction bonds for extension of work and to improve the
existing canal] Senate doc. no. II. 16346
4 p.
Communication from the first auditor, second auditor, and treasurer,
transmitting list of clerks in their offices and their salaries, responsive to a
senate resolution of December 7, 1875. Senate doc. no. III. 16347
3 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting report
of the state board of immigration. Senate doc. no. IV. 16348
8 p. J. L,. Kemper, Marshall Hanf^er, James McDonald, W. F. Taylor,
and R. M. T. Hunter, members of the board.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting corres-
pondence between himself and the federal authorities relative to the graves
of Southern soldiers at Fort Delaware. Senate doc. no. V. 16349
7 p.
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Memorial of the centennial commission asking an appropriation to
defray expenses of collection, transportation, &c., of specimens to Philadel-
phia, to be exhibited at the exposition in July 1876. Senate doc. no. VI.
16350
4 p. P. W. M. Holllday, B. R. Baewell. J. D. Imboden. J. W. Mallet.
members of commission.
Communication from [W. H. Rulfner] the superintendent of public in-
struction, in relation to the text-books used in the public schools, &c.
Senate doc. no. VII. 16351
5 p.
Message of the governor of Virginia to the general assembly, stating
all pardons granted, and punishments commuted during the year 1876,
with the reasons therefor. Senate doc. no. VIII. 16352
Commumcation from the governor of Virginia transmitting receipts
and disbursements of the Miller manual labor school. Senate doc. no. IX.
1635S
8 p.
Coinmunication from [W. F. Taylor] the auditor of public accounts,
transmitting statement of reassessment of lands in the state, made in
1875; also, comparative statement of increase and decrease in value of lands
since 1875. Senate doc. no. X. 16354
7 p.
Coinmunication from [R. M. T. Hunter] the treasurer of Virginia,
transmitting a statement of net receipts and disbursements made by him
daring the fiscal years from 1870-71 to 1874-5, inclusive, responsive to a
senate resolution [January 22, 1876] Senate doc. no. XI. 16355
* P.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting letter
and joint resolution from the state of West Virginia, in reference to erec-
tion of a monument at Point Pleasant. Senate doc. no. XII. 16356
3 p.
Reports of the senate committee of privileges and elections in the
case of [Wm. C] Knight vs. [Bradley T.I Johnson, in the senate of Vir-
ginia. Senate doc. no. XIII. • 16357
39 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts ti;ansmitting a
statement of the executive expenditures for the last fiscal year. Senate
doc. no. XIV. 16358
10 p.
Communication from [Asa Rogers^] the second auditor, in response
to senate resolution asking for information relative to the indebtedness of
the state. Senate doc. no. XV. . 16359
2 p.
Communication from the president of the board of immigration
transmitting resolution relative to the appointment of a superintendent of
immigration. Senate doc. no. XVI. 16360
II] p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting a letter
from [R. T. Daniel] the attorney-general, relative to the Virginia and
Maryland boundary line. Senate doc. no. XVII. 16361
2 p.
Communication from [James McDonald] secretaiy of the common-
wealth, responsive to a senate resolution, transmitting list of lunatics con-
fined in the jails and other places in the commonwealth than lunatic
asylums. Senate doc. no. XVIII. 16362
9 p.
.Communication from the auditor of public accounts responsive to a
senate resolution, transmitting a statement of the value of personal prop-
erty in the several counties of the state, for the years 1874-5, and the in-
crease and decrease thereof. Senate doc. no. XIX. 16363
4 p.
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Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting joint res-
olutions adopted by the general assembly of Maryland, proposing the erec-
tion of a fish-way over the great falls of the Potomac. Senate doc. no. XX.
16364
2 p.
Report of the committee of privileges and elections in the contested
election [James D. Brady vs. John H. Gayle] from the eleventh senatorial
district. Senate doc. no. XXI. 16S65
11 p.
Minority report from the special joint committee on revision of the
tobacco inspection laws. Senate doc. no. XXII. 163(6
3 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts responsive to a
senate resolution, requesting to be informed why a dividend has been de-
clared among the state's bondholders, when there is due the school fund
several hundred thousand dollars, which is set aside by the constitution for
the purpose. Senate doc. no. XXIII. 16367
6 p.
Mmority report of the committee of privileges and elections in the
case of Brady vs. Gayle in the senate of Virginia. Senate doc. no. XXIV.
16368
13 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting a letter
from [E. T. Daniel] the attorney-general relative to proceedings in the
federal courts concerning the oyster fisheries of the commonwealth. Senate
doc. no. XXV. 16369
3 p.
Report of the joint library committee to the general assembly. [In-
cludes report of the librarian James McDonald; letters from Mr. Sainsbuiy
relative to abstracts of papers relating to colonial Virg^inia in the public
record office, London, furnished by him to the state of Virginia; Dr. Wm.
P. Palmer's report on the calendar of Virginia state papers; Col. Sherwin
McRae's report on progress of catalogue of the state library] Senate dec.
no. XXVI. ' 16370
16 p.
Inde
Sex. .47 p.
Anntuii Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia, for the year ending September 30,
1875. Richmond : R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing.
1875. 16371
Report of the auditor of public accounts to the general assembly of
Virginia, for the year ending September 30, 1876. Richmond: R. F. Walker,
superintendent pubUc printing. 1875. 16372
76, [1] p. W. F. Taylor, auditor.
Includes Abstract from annual reports of superintendents of the poor
for year ending; Nov. 30, 1874; Abstract of the returns for 1873 and 1874 of
marriages, births and deaths; Abstract relative to lunatics.
Report of the second auditor on the public debt of the commonwealth
and the literary fund, and the report of tiie commissioners of the ankiaf
fund, for the year ending September 30, 1875. Richmond: R. F. Walker,
superintendent public printing. 1875. 16373
23 p. Asa Rogers, second auditor.
Report of the treasurer of Virginia for the year endirg September 80,
1875. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1875.
16974
16 p. R. M. T. Hunter, treasurer.
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Report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary, with
accompanying documents, for the year ending September 30, 1875. Rich-
mond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1875. 16875
86 p. OeorKe F. Strother, superintendent.
Annual report of the attorney general of the state of Virginia. Rich
mond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1874. 1M7«
9 p. RalelKb T. Daniel, attorney general.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing of the state
of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1875. Richmond:
R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1876. 16377
8 p. R. F. Walker, superintendent.
Annual report of the adjutant general of the commonwealth of Vir-
ginia, for the year 1876. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public
printing. 1875. 16378
4 p. Wm. H. Richardson, adjutant greneral.
Annual reirart of the board of visitors and superintendent of the Vir-
tus military institute for the year ending July 1, 1876. Richmond: R. F.
Walker, superintendent public printing. 1875. 16379
_ 27 j>. Includes the report of the Special examining board. Prof. Charles
Davles, Gen. W. F. Barry, Prof. D. H. Cochran, Gen. J. W. Grlgsby. F. H.
Smith, superintendent.
Report of the board of visitors of the University of Virginia, for the
fiscal year ending May 31, 1875. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent
public printing. 1876. 16380
9 p. R. O. H. Kean. rector.
Report of the board of directors and physician and superintendent
•f the Western lunatic asylum of Virginia, for the fiscal year 1874-'76.
Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1876. 16381
27 p. R. F. Baldwin, superintendent.
Report of the board of directors and medical superintendent of the
C«ttral lunatic asylum (for colored insane), Virginia, for year 1874 and
1875. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1875.
16382
39 p. Randolph Barksdale, superintendent.
Report of the Eastern lunatic asylum of Virginia, for the year ending
September 30, 1875. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public print-
ing. 1^75. 16383
33 p. D. R. Brower, superintendent.
Annual report of the Virginia institution for the education of the deaf
and dumb and the blind to the general assembly of Virginia, for the fiscal
year ending September 80, 1876. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent
public printing. 1876. 16384
28 p. Charles D. McCoy, principal.
Xnnual report of the visitors to Mount Vernon, for 1875. Richmond;
R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1875. 1638S
4 p. H. W. Thomas, president.
Annual report of the fish commissioners of the state of Virginia, for
tile year 1875. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing.
1875. 16386
26 p. Illus. Appendix [1] 27-34 p. Appendix no. 3. 11 p. fold, "map
of the Potomac river about the Great falls showlngr the location of proposed
flsh-way." Appendix no. 3. It p.
A. Moseler, W. B. Robertson, M. O. Bllzey, members of commission.
Includes [Letters to the commission relative to dama, with a letter from
T. J. Randolph concerning shad and other fish in the Rivanna]; Report of
Marshall McDonald, In charge of hatching house at Lexington; Report of
Richard Randolph, relative to flahway at Great Falls. leSSta
Virginia school report, 1876. Fifth annual report of the superintend-
ent of public instruction, for the year ending July 31, 1875; with reports of
the Virginia agricultural and mechanical college [C. L. C. Minor, presi-
dmt] and Hampton normal and agricultural institute [S. C. Armstrong,
principal] Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1875.
16387
125, [2] p. IlIus. diagram. W. H. RutTner, superintendent. Includes
Summaries, state superintendent's power and school house plans.
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Ill-
Session Laws
Acts and joinjb resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virginia at the session of 1875-6. Richmond : R, F.
Walker, superintendent public printing. 1876. 16388
349 p. 23cm.
Magfisterial districts; Separate election precincts; Commissioners of
deeds; Receipts and disbursements for year ending 30th Sep., 1875; Account
of state indebtedness; Regular terms of courts: p. 307-329. 16389
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. By Peachy R, Grattan. Vol. 26. From March 1, 1875
to January 1, 1876. Richmond, R. F. Walker, superintendent of
public printing, 1876. 16390
xix, 1050 p. 22 Hem.
Cited as 67 Va. reports.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
R. C. L. Moncure, president, Joseph Christian, Francis T. Anderson, Waller
R. Staples, Wood Bouldin. Attorney general: Raleigh T. Daniel.
♦Virginia reports . . . annotated under the supervision of
Thomas Johnson Michie. [Volumes 26 and 27, Grattan's reports,
1875-1876] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company, law pub-
Jishers. 1901. 16391
809 p. 25cin.
Separate Documents; MisceUanea
Archives. Calendar of Virginia state papers and other manuscripts,
1652-1781, preserved in the capitol at Richmond. Arranged and edited by
Wm. P. Palmer, M. D., under authority of the legislature of Virginia.
Volume 1. Richmond, R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing,
1876. 16392
1 p. 1.. Ixxl, 613 p. 26Hcm. Introduction: p. lli-lxxl.
Boundaries. Boundary line between the states of Maryland and Vir-
nnia, before the Hon. Jeremiah S. Black, Hon. Wm. A. GrfUiam, and Hon.
Charles I. Jenkins, arbitrators upon the boundary line. Wm. J. Robertson,
R. T. Daniel, counsel for the state ot Virginia. Richmond, Clemmitt &
Jones, 1875. 16393
21 p. 8vo.
Education. The educational journal of Virginia, v. 7, nos. 1-12, Nov.,
1875-Oct., 1876. Richmond. 16394
548 p. 22cm. Editors: Harry Estill, W. LeConte Stevens, W. H. Ruff-
ner. Includes the official instructions and circulars of the department of pub-
lic Instruction.
General assembly. Reports of Virginia senate committee of privileges
and elections [Elections of 1876. Knight vs. Johnson] 16395
39 p.
Hampton institute. Catalog^ue of the Hampton normal and agricul-
tural instihite, Hampton, Va. For the academical year, 1874-6. Incorpo-
rated by special act of the general assembly of Virginia. Opened April,
1868. Hampton: Printed at the normal school press, 1876. 16396
22 p. front. 21cm.
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[Report of the Hampton normal and agricultural institute, for
1875] 163OT
Copy not seen.
Internal improvement. Annual reports of the internal improvement
companies of the state of Virginia, to the board of public works, for the
year 1875. Richmond, R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing, 1875.
16398
1 p. I.. 203, ril p. 23cm.
Jackson statue. Inauguration of the Jackson statue [in the capitol
gn^ounds, Richmond] Introductory address of governor Kemper and oration
by Rev. Moses D. Hoge, D. D., on Tuesday, October 26, 1875. Richmond:
R. F. Walker, supt. public printing, 1875. 16399
23 p. 22^cm.
James river and Kanawha co. [Forty-first annual report of the pres-
ident to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company, together
with the proceedings of the stockholders, at their forty-first annual meeting
in October, 1876 . . . Richmond, 1875] 16400
Copy not seen.
Law. 'Institutes of common and statute law. By John B. Minor,
LL. D., professor of common and statute law in the University of Virginia.
Volume 1. The rights which relate to persons. Richmond: Printed by
Whittet and Shepperson, 1876. 16401
668 p. 8vo.
*Institute8 of common and statute law. By John B. Minor,
LL. D., professor of common and statute law in the University of Virginia.
Volume 2. The rights which relate to things real. Richmond: Printed by
Whittet and Shepperson. 1875. 16402
1200 p. 8vo.
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia. Fifty-first session. 1874-6. Petersburg: Nash
and Rogers, printers, No. 1 Iron Front. 1876. 1640)
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college. [Catalogue of the Vir-
einis agricultural and mechanical college. Blacksburg. Session 1874-1876]
16404
Copy not seen.
Virginia military institute. Virginia military institute, Lexington, Va.
Official register. 1874-1875. 16405
82. [2] p. ISHcm.
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Jmirwds
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the session of 1876-7. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superin-
tendent public printing. 1876. 16407
572 p. 22cm.
Session beeran Dec. 6, 1876 and ended April 4, 1877. Marshall Hanger,
speaker.
[Message from the governor, James L. Kemper] : p. 4-24. 16408
Report of committee relative to the Richmond & Danville railroad] :
p. 161-154. 16409
[Letter from C. R. Mason, Dennis Shanahan and W. C. N. Randolph
relative to the James river and Kanawha canal] : p. 169. 16410
[Report of committee relative to letter of C. R. Mason and others
concerning the James river and Kanawha canal]: p. 217-219. 16411
[Minority report relative to the re<juirement of payment for support
and tmtion in the school for the deaf and blind] : p. 249, 250. 16412
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TReport of committee on the charges against Judge Aylett Nichol
of Prince William]: p. 250, 251. 16413
[Letter from the attorney {general, R. T. Daniel, relative to proceed-
ings instituted against internal improvement companies failing to make
annual reports!: p. 321. 164i4
Members of the house of delegates, session of 1876-77 [list] : p. 513.
16415
Index: p. 515-672.
[Documents as appendix] :
Documents accompanying the governor's message to the general
assembly, December 6, 1876. House doc. no. I. 16416
15 p. Correspondence concerning the establiahment of the J&cksoa-
nope medals at the vlreinia military institute. Centennial commission. Oc-
cupation of Petersburg by a detachment of the U. S. army, a proclamation
by the grovernor. Letter from the surgeon of the penitentiary.
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. House doc. no. TI. 16417
16 p.
University of Virginia. Letter of W. W. Corcoran, esq., to Hon. A.
H. H. Stuart, making a donation to the University of Virginia; and also
a letter from Professor Charles S. Venable to W. W. Corcoran, esq., in
relation to the university. House doc. no. TTT. 16418
5 p.
Special message of the governor of Vir|:inia in response to resolu-
tion of the house of delegates concerning the mauguration of the Jackson
statue. House doc. no. IV. 16419
15 p. Includes correspondence with A. J. Beresford Hope. Inau-
trural expenses of the Jackson statue and Washington monument.
Copimunication from the governor of Virgfinia transmitting as re-
quired by the constitution, a list of pardons granted. House doc. no. V.
16420
8 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting report
of the commissioners to arbitrate the boundary line between Virginia and
Maryland. House doc. no. VI. 16421
61 p. J. S. Black, C. J. Jenkins, J. B. Beck, arbitrators. Includes
separate opinion of J. B. Beck.
Semi-annual report of the superintendent of the Virginia military
Institute to the board of visitors, Jan. 18, 1877. House doc. no. VII. 16422
6 p. Frincis H. Smith, superintendent.
Communication from the governor of Virginia in relation to com-
pensation to the commission, counsel, &c., in the Maryland and Virginia
boundary line case. House doc. no. VIII. 16423
13 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts transmitting
statement of indebtedness of each county, city and town. House doc. no.
IX. 16424
5 p.
Communication from the secretary of the commonwealth transmit-
ting list of charters of incorporation granted by circuit courts during the
year 1876. House doc. no. X. 16425
2 p. James McDonald, secretary.
Index. [l] p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
loegun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wednes-
day the 6th day of December, 1876, being the one hundred and first
year of the commonwealth. Richmond : R. F. Walker, superin-
tendent public printing. 1876. 16426
467 p. 23.5em. .
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Session besan Dec. 6. 187S and ended April 4, 1877. Henry W. Thomas
Uautenaot fforernor, president.
[Messafe of the goTemor, James L. Kemper, Dec. 6; 187«] : p. 6-24.
600 extra copies printed for tlie senate.
[Rules]: p. 26-81. 16428
[Report of committee relative to lessening the number of members
in the two housesl: p. 162, 179. 16429
[Report of committee relative to question whether this session of
the assembly is the first under recent constitutional amendments] : p. 209,
218. 16430
SVeto message of governor as to bill regulating text books]: p.
'• 16431
Disposition of the text-book question in some of the states: p.
330. 331. 16432
A bill to regulate uniformity of text-books: p. 332. 16433
[Report of committee relative to affairs of the Atlantic, Mississippi
aoui Ohio railroad]: p. 851-364. 16434
[Veto message from governor relative to bill allowing the James
river and Kanawha company to lease their property for 20 years]: p.
289-896. 16435
Members who served Dec. 6, 1876 to April 4, 1877: p. [469] 16436
Senate documents :
Documents accompanying the governor's message to the general
•Bsembly, December 6, 1876. Senate doc. no. I. 16437
16 p. 23.6cm. Includes letters of A. J. Beresford Hope con-
cmraing Jackson prize at Virgrinia military Institute; Appointment or James
McDonald as adjutant seneral ad interim; Letter of the governor to the
of Petersburg by a detachment of the U. 8. army, Nov. 4, 1876; L«tt«r from
the Burgeon of the penitentiary relative to the size of cells. ie437a
Abstract of returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the House
«f delegates. Senate doc. no. II. 16438
IS p. 23.ecm.
Communication from [J. L. Kemper] the governor of Virginia,
transmitting a communication from [R. T. Daniel] the attorney-general,
relative to certain cases pending in the supreme court of the United States
in which the commonwealth is interested. Senate doc. no. III. 16439
3 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting me-
morial of the James river and Kanawha company. Senate doc. no. IV.
16440
2 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the governor of Vir^nia transmitting report
of the state board of immigration and [S. H. Boykin] the secretary of
the board. Senate doc. no. V. 16441
4 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the president of the James river & Kanawha
CO., in response to senate resolution calling for information as to the sub-
scription of said company to the stock of the Buchanan and Clifton Forge
raOwav co., &c. Senate doc. no. VI. 16442
Z p. 23.5cm.
Communication from [R. M. T. Hunter] the treasurer of Virginia,
in response to senate resolution calling for information concerning the
•afe-keeping of certain bonds. Senate doc. no. VII. 16443
2 p. 23.6cm.
Communication .from [W. F. Taylor] the auditor of public accounts,
in response to senate resolution calling for a statement showing by coun-
ties the delinquent poll-taxes for 1876. Senate doc. no. VIII. 16444
4 p. 2S.6cm.
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Communication from the commissioners of the sinking fund, in re-
sponse to senate resolution calling for information as to amount of state
bonds purchased since October 1, 1874. Senate doc. no. IX. 16445
2 p. _ 23.5cm.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting as re-
quired by the constitution, a list of pardons granted. Senate doc. no. X.
16446
8 p. _ 23.6cm.
Communication from the governor of Virginia relative to applica-
tions made to him for employment of convict labor. Senate doc. no. XI.
16447
2 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting report
of the commissioners to arbitrate the boundary line between Virginia and
Maryland. Senate doc. no. XII. 16448
^ „ 61 p. 23.5cm. J. S. Black of Pennsylvania, Charles J. Jenkins
of Georgia, James B. Beck of Kentucky, arbitrators.
Communication from the governor of Virginia in relation to the
state's interest in the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. Senate doc. no.
XIII. 16449
6 p. 23.6cm.
Contract made between the state of Virginia and Huntington & co.
in regard to the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. Senate doc. no. XIV.
16450
7 p. 23.6cm.
Report of the joint committee on executive expenditures for the
fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1876. Senate doc. no. XV. 16451
1 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the governor of Virginia in relation to com-
pensation to the commission, counsel, &c., in the Maryland and Virginia
boundary line case. Senate doc. no. XVI. 16452
13 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the governor of Vir^nia in relation to certain
gold turned into the treasury by Judge £. H. Fitzhugh. Senate doc. no.
XVII. 16453
4 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
senate resolution calling for a statement concerning capitation tax for
the year 1876. Senate doc. no. XVIII. 16454
4 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the governor of Virginia in reference to the
maintenance of a board for the annual inspection and visitation of the
Mount Vernon estate, &c. Senate doc. no. XIX. 16455
2 p. 23.6cm.
Communication from the faculty of Virginia mechanical and agri-
Gultural college to the general assembly. Senate doc. no. XX. 16456
3 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the governor of Virginia in relation to the Pa-
munkey Indians. Senate doc. no. XXI. 16457
3 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from [C. C. Carrington] the president of the James
river and Kanawha co. and the Buchanan and Clifton Forge railway co.
in response to certain interrogatories of the senate committee on roads
and internal navigation. Senate doc. no. XXII. 16458
4 p. 23.6cm.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts transmitting list
of defaulting sheriffs, treasurers, and collectors, in response to a senate
resolution. Senate doc. no. XXIII. 16459
8 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
senate resolution calling for information relative to revenue derived from
taxation of liquor and tobacco. Senate doc. no. XXIV. 16460
3 p. 23.6cm.
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Report of the joint committee on the library [including report of
James McDonald, state librarian, for calendar year 1876; Letter of Wm.
P. Palmer relative to calendar of state papers; Letter of W. N. Sainsbury,
relative to abstracts of colonial papers] Senate doc. no. XXV. 16461
16 p. 23.5am.
Report of the committee on general laws in relation to the literary
fund. Senate doc. no. XXVI. 16462
2 p. 23.6cm.
Index: 56 p.
Annttal Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia, for the year ending September 30,
1876. Richmond: R. F. Walker, .superintendent public printing.
1876. 16463
Report of the auditor of public accounts [and accompanying docu-
ments] to the general assembly of Virginia, for the year ending September
30, 1876. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1876.
16464
12 p. 'W. V. Tiylor, auditor.
Doc. no. 1. Showing the amount of receipts with which the treasurer
la chargred on the books of this ofllce, for the fiscal year commencing: Oc-
tober Ist, 1876, and terminating September 30. 1876. 16 p. Doc. no. 2. State-
ment showingr amount of warrants drawn upon the treasury from Ist October
1875, to 30th September 1876, Inclusive. 18 p. Doc. no. 3. State of the
treasury— commonwealth's fund, 1875-6. 3 p. Recapitulation of receipts
and disbursements and condition of the treasury, for the fiscal year 1875-'7$.
3 p. Statement of registered bonds of the state of Virginia received by the
auditor of public accounts in settlement of claims due the state. 3 p. A
statement showing the total value of lands in the commonwealth of Vir-
ginia, according to the returns of the reassessment made In the year 1876,
pursuant to the constitution, article x, section 6 and chapter 32 of the code
of 1873, as amended by the act of the general assembly approved March
31, 1875; and also showing the comparative Increase or decrease in the value
of lands in Virginia since the reassessment of the year 1873. 6 p. (The
preceding three unnumbered documents accompany doc. no. III). Doc. no. 4.
A statement showing the numbers and values of all personal property in
the commonwealth, and the tax assessed thereon, for the year 1876. 81 p.
Doc. no. 5. A statement showing the value of real estate and the tax theroon,
according to the commissioners books, for the year 1876. 16 p. Doc. no. (.
A statement showing, in detail the amount of tax assessed upon each busi-
ness or calling, subject to license tax for the year 1876. 33 p. Doc. no. 7.
A statement snowing the amount of capitation tax, and the tax on personal
property and Income, and the tax on real estate, and the license tax, as-
sessed for the year 1876. 6 p. Doc. no. 8. A statement showing the amount
of county, city, town, township, road, special road, county school and district
school levy, and the aggregate amount of said levies in each county, city and
town of the commonwealth of Virginia, compiled by the auditor of public
accounts, pursuant to an act of the general assembly approved February 24,
1874. 5 p. Doc. no. 9. A statement showing the amount of criminal charges
for each county and city of the commonwealth, warrants for which were
issued from the office of the auditor of public accounts during the flncal
year ending September 30, 1876. 6 p. Doc. no. 10. A statement showing
the amount of commissions paid for assessing taxes for the year 1875. 4 p.
Doc no 11 Statement showing amount of commissions paid for collecting
taxes of 1876. tstatement, however, does not appear] Doc. no. 12. A state-
ment showing the insolvent capitation and property tax for the year 1876.
4 D Doc. no. IS. A statement showing the amount of delinquent land tax
for'the year 1*75. 4 p. Doc. 14. A statement showing the amount of inter-
est paid during the fiscal year 1876-6 by the banks of the city of Richmond,
deoositories of public money, on deposits of the commonwealth, as provided
in the act approved March 29, 1871. 3 p. Doc. no. 16. A statement showl ig
the capitation tax, the value of personal property, and the value of real estate
In Virginia, as assessed with taxes for the year 1876, compiled from the re-
turns of the commissioners of the revenue. 3 p. Doc. no. 16. Statements
ahowlne the amount of capitation, personal property and land tax due for
Sl^bUc free school purpose? for the years 1*70. isfl, 1872, i87S, 1874 and
1i«i7>i 42 D Doc. no. 17. An abstract of the returns received for the year
1875 of marriages, births and deaths. 5 p. Doc. no 18. Abstract from the
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annual reports of the superintendents of the poor for the year ending No>
vember 30, 1876. 4 p. Doc. no. 19. A statement of the name, ase, sex.
color, duration of attack, and character of the insanity of the lunatics con-
fined In Jails and other places in the commonwealth than lunatic asylums.
9 p. Doc. no. 20. A statement showing the amount of taxes on law process,
deeds, wills, etc., reported by clerks of courts, 1875-'76. 4 p. Doc. no. 21.
A statement showing the amount of literary fund fines reported by clerks
of courts, for the year 1875-'76. 4 p. Doc. no. 22. A statement showing the
comparative increase or decrease in the value of the personal property and
real estate in Virginia as assessed with taxes for the years 1875 and 1876.
i p.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virginia and the literary fund: also, the report of the commissioners of
the sinking fund for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1867. Richmond:
R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1876. 16465
14, 8 p. Asa Rogers, second auditor.
Report of the treasurer of Virginia, for the year ending September
80, 1876. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1876.
16466
IS p. R. M. T. Hunter, treasurer.
Report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary, witii
accompanying documents, for the year ending September 30, 1876. Rich-
mond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1876. 16467
40 p. C. p. Cross, acting superintendent.
Annual report of the attorney-general of the state of Virginia. Rich-
mond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1876. 16468
10 p. Raleigh T. Daniel, attorney general.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing of the state
of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1876. Richmond:
R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1876. 16469
7 p. R. F. Walker, superintendent.
Annual report of the adjutant general of the commonwealth of Vir-
ginia for the year 1876. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public
printing. 1876. 16470
S p. James McDonald, adjutant general.
Annual report of the board of visitors and superintendent of the
Virainia military institute for the year ending July 1, 1876. Richmond:
R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1876. 16471
24 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
Report of the board of visitors of the University of Virginia, for the
fiscal year ending May 31, 1876. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent
public printing. 1876. 16472
12 p. A. H. H. Stuart, rector.
Annual report of the fish commissioners of the state of Virginia,
for the year 1876. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public print-
ing. 1876 16473
13 p. A. Moseley, W. B. Robertson, M. O. Ellzey, commissioners.
Reports of the board of directors and of the physician and super-
intendent of the Western lunatic asylum of Virginia, for the fiscal year
1875-76. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1876.
16474
24 p. R. F. Baldwin, superintendent.
Appendix: A paper read before the Association of medical superin-
tendents at the meeting at Philadelphia, June. 1876 by R. F. Baldwin. 16475
Renort of the board of directors and medical superintendent of the
Central lunatic asylum (for colored insane), Virginia, for the years 1875
and 1876. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1876.
^ 16476
37 p. Randolph Barksdale, superintendent. , , . . .
Report of tihe Eastern lunatic asylum of Virginia, for the year end-
ing September 30, 1876. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public
printing. 1876. . . ;. . ^^"^
SB p. H. Black, superintendent.
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Amnial report of the Virginia institution for the education of the
deaf and dumb and the blind, to the general assembly of Virginia, for
the fiscal year ending September 80, 1876. Richm<md: R. F. Walker,
superintendent public printing. 1876. 16478
32 p. Charles D. McCoy, principal.
Virginia school report, 1876. Sixth annual report of the superin-
tendent of public instruction, for the year ending July 31, 1876; with re-
ports of the Virginia agricultural and mechanical college [C. L. C. Minor,
president] and Hampton normal and agricultural institute [S. C. Arm-
strong, principal] Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public print-
ing. 1876. 16479
77. [1] P- W. H. Ruflner, superintendent.
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the sreneral assembly
of the state of Virginia during the session of 1876-77. Richmond :
R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1877. 16480
464 p. 23cm.
Magisterial districts; Separate election precincts; Commissioners of
deeds; Receipts and disbursements for year ending 80th Sep. 1876; Ac-
count of state indebtedness; Regular terms of courts; Constitution of Vir-
.ginia; p. 368-428. 16481
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of
Virsrinia. By Peachy R. Grattan. Vol. 27. From January 1,
1876, to January 1, 1877. Richmond, R. F. Walker, superintend-
ent of public printing, 1877. 16482
[xix], 1074 p. 22Hcin.
Cited as 68 Va. reports.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports: K.
C. L. Moncure, president, Joseph Christian, Francis T. Anderson, Waller
R. Staples, Wood Bouldin who did not sit in any of the cases reported in
this volume. He died October 10, 1876. Attorney general: Raleigh T.
Daniel.
Sepa/rate Documents; Miscellanea
BonndarieB. Opinions and award of arbitrators on the Maryland
and Virginia boundary line. Washington, McGill & Witherow, printers
[1877] 16483
coTer-title, 97 p. 23 Hem. First issued as house document no. S,
sess. 1876-77 of the general assembly of Virginia, with title; Communicatioa
from the governor of Virginia, transmitting report of the commissioners to
arbitrate the boundary line between Virginia and Maryland. Another edi-
tion published in 1S77 has the same number of paces, with slight variations
in the text. I«484
Contents. — Opinion of arbitrators. — Award. — Opinion of James B. Beck
of Kentucky.
'Boundary line between the states of Virginia and Maryland.
Before Hon. J. S. Black, of Pa. Hon. C. J. Jenkins, of Ga. Hon. J. B.
Beck, of Ky. u4>itrators, &c. W. Pinkney Whyte, I. D. Jones, counsel for
Maryland. [Baltimore? 18761 16485
cover-title. 22 p. 23Hcm. Caption title: Evidence to sustain the
claim of Maryland, that the charter to Lord Baltimore granted to him the
bed of the Potomac River, and all the Islands In it. to the •outb-western
bank of that river.
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'Boundary line between the states of Maryland & Virginia.
Before the board of arbitrators. Synopsis of argument made by Mr.
Pinkney Whyte, of counsel for Maryland. August 26th, 1876. [Baltimore :
1876] 1648»
36 p. 22Hcm.
Constitution. Constitution of Virginia. [1876] [no imprint] 16487
34 p. 22Hcm. Errata: p. 34. Printed pursuant to a resolution
adopted by the general assembly on the 9th day of December, 1876. 5000
copies ordered.
Education. The educational journal of Virginia, v. 8, nos. 1-12,
Nov., 1876-Oct., 1877. Richmond. 16488
676. iv p. 22Hcm. William F. Fox. J. H. Chappell. W. H. Ruftner.
editors. Includes the official instructions and circulars of the department
of public instruction.
The grading of country schools. [By W. H. Ruffner] [Issued
by the Virginia department of public instruction] [1876] 16489
caption-title, 8 p. 22Hcm.
The public free school system. Dr. Dabney answered by Mr.
Ruffner. [Issued by the Virginia department of public instruction] [1876]
16490
caption-title, 42 p. 22Hcm.
The cost of the free school system in Virginia. [By J. C.
Southall] [Issued by the Virginia department of public instruction]
[1876] 16491
caption-title, 4 p. 22^cm.
School registers, their utility, the best form for them, and the .
manner of keeping them. [Issued by the Virginia department of public
instruction] [1876] 16492
caption -title, 8 p. 22 Hem.
[A statement showing the amount of money expended each
year for the support of the public free school system in Virginia since its
establishment, and how much of this amount was derived from state tax-
ation and local taxation, respectively. Submitted to the house of delegates
of Virginia by W. H. Ruffner, supt. public instruction, March 24, 1876]
16493
caption-title, 1 1. 22Hcm.
General assembly. Manual of members, officers, and standing com-
mittees and rules of the senate of Virginia: also, the constitution of Vir-
ginia, &c., &c., &c. Session of 1876-7. Richmond: R. F. Walker, supt.
public printing, 1876. 16494
77 p. 16cm.
Geography. Virginia: a geographical and political summary, em-
bracing a description of the state, its geology, soUs, minerals and climate;
its animal and vegetable productions; manufacturing and commercial fa-
cilities; religious and educational advantages; internal improvements, and
form of government. Prepared and published under the supervision of the
board of immigration, and by authority of law. Richmond, Virginia: R.
P. Walker, Superintendent of public printing, 1876, 16495
iv, 319, [1] p. illus. 6 folded maps. 24cm
The board selected for the preparation of the summary MaJ. Jed. Hotch-
' Staunton." Prefatory, p. Ili. See house doc. 4, 1876-76, p. 3.
6,000 copies were published. See senate doc. 6, 1876-77. For a letter
from Hotchkiss relative to the work, see senate Journal Jan. 1874, doc. 5.
Hampton institute. Catalogue of the Hampton normal and agricul-
tural institute, Hampton, Virginia, for the academical year, 1875-6. In-
corporated in 1870 by special act of the general assembly of Virginia.
Opened April, 1868. Hampton, Virginia; normal school steam press. 1876.
16496
68 p. front, illus. 21 cm.
Reports of the Hampton normal and agricultural institute, for
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1876. Hampton, Virginia: Normal school
steam press. 1876. 16497
39 p. 20cm.
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Internal improvement. Annual reports of the internal improvement
companies of the state of Virginia, to the board of public works, for the
year 1876. Richmond, R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing, 1876.
16498
178 p.. 1 1. 2SHcm. , , _. - ^.
Jamea river and Kanawha co. Forty-second annual report of the
president to the stockholders of the James river and Kanawha company,
together with the proceedings of the stockholders, at their forty-second
annual meeting, in November 1876, and at their adjourned meetings in
February, ManJi and April 1876. Richmond: Clemmitt & Jones, steam
book and job printers. 1876. 16499
69-228 p. 8vo.
Law. Institutes of common and statute law. By John B. Minor,
LL. D.. professor of common and statute law in the University of Vir>
ginia. Volume 1. The rights which relate to the person. 2d. ed. rev.
and cor. Richmond: Printed for the author.' Sold by M. McKennie A
Son, University of Virginia . . . 1876. 16500
xlviii, 632 p. 8vo.
Medical coUege of Virginia. Medical college of Virginia, Richmond.
Announcement for the session of 1876-'77, and catalogue of graduates for
the session of 1876-76. Richmond, Clemmitt & Jones, printers, 1876.
16501
12, [2] p. 2Scin.
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia. Fifty-second session. 1875-6. Richmond:
Wbittet & Shepperson, printers, cor. 10th and Main Sts. 1876. 16502
Virginia agricnltnral and mechanical college. [Catalogue of the Vir-
ginia agricultural and mechanical college. Blacksburg. Session 1875-
1876] 1650t
No copy seen.
1877 he
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia for
the session of 1877-78. Richmond : R. F. Walker, superintendent
public printing. 1877. 16504
r5731. Se p. 22.3cm.
Session besan Dec. 5, 1877 and ended Uarch 14, 1878. Henry C. Allen,
speaker.
riist of members transmitted by the secretary of the common-
wealth]: p. 3-6. 1650S
[Message from the governor J. L. Kemper]: p. 10-28. 16506
Rules for the government of the senate and house of delegates when
convened in joint assembly for counting votes for governor and lieutenant
governor: p. 30, 31. 16507
[Report of committee on the contested case of B. W. Lacy and John
M. Gregory, jr. of Charles City]: p. 56, 67. 16508
[Report of committee on contested case of W. H. Shields and Robert
Norton of James City]: p. 118-120. 16509
[Report of committee on contested case of C. F. Goodwyn and E. H.
Witmer of Nottoway]: p. 171-173. 16510
[Report of committee on finance giving a detailed statement of the
pabUc debt] : p. 221-227. 16511
[Report of committee relative to circtiit and corporation judges of
the state] : p. 292-294. 16512
Also printed separately.
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[Report of committee relative to the public warehouse, penitentiary
spring lot, armory grounds, granite quarries, ropewalk lot and cattle-pea
lot] : p. 817, 318. 16518
[Veto message from the governor, F. W. M. Holliday, returning bill
"imposing taxes to meet necessary expenses, for public free schools, and
to pay the interest on the public debt]: p. 426-430. 16514
[Report of committee as to "whether this is the first biennial session
of the general assembly under the constitutional amendment adopted Nov.
7, 1876"]: p. 452-456. 16515
House of delegates, session of 1877-78 [list] : p. [573] 16516
Index: p. 1-66.
[Documents as appendix] :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. House doc. no. I. 16517
14 P.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting report
and opinion of Messrs. James G. Field, M. B. Seawell, and John M. Forbes,
of the Johnson-Poe settlement of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal matter.
House doc. no. TT. 16518
52 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting list of
pardons and commutations of punishment granted during the past year
with reasons therefor. House doc. no. IH. 16519
10 p.
Supplemental abstract of the reports of clerks of courts to the
clerk of the house of delegates. House doc. no. IV. 16520
3 D.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting report
of state board of immigration. House doc. no. v. 16521
2 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting semi-
annual report of the board of visitors of the Virginia military institute.
House doc. no. VT. 16522
16 p. Francis H. Smith, sui>erinteiident.
Construction of the law in relation to fishing, by the attorney-gen-
eral. House doc. no. VU. 1652S
2 p.
Communication from the secretary of the commonwealth transmit-
ting list of charters granted by circuit courts [during year ending Dec
81, 1877] House doc. no. VIII. 16524
2 p. James McDonald, secretary.
Indiex to house documents.
[1] p.
Journal of the senate. of the commonwealtii of Virginia:'
begim and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wed-
nesday, December 5, 1877, being the one hundred and second year
of the commonwealtii. Richmond : R. F. Walker, superintendent
public printing. 1877. 16625
503, [11 p. 22.Scm.
Session begran Dec. S, 1877 and ended March 14, 1878. Henry W. Tbomaa.
lieutenant arovernor, president.
[List of members of senate] : p. 3, 4. 16526
[Rules]: p. 7-11. 16527
[Message of the governor, James L. Kemper, Dec. 5, 18771: p.
12-31. 1«528
1000 copies ordered to be printed for senate.
Rules for joint assembly: p. 33,34. 16S28
[Statement of vote for governor and lieutenant governor] 16530
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fReport of committee in response to resolution of enquiry aa to
whether or not this is the first session under the amendment to the con-
stituUon]: p. 190-195. , 1«5'1
TReport of committee relative to terms of office of circuit judges]:
p. 206-207. 1«5S2
[Report of committee relative to tax under Moffett register liquor
law]: p. 309. 1653S
i Report of joint committee on the revision of the criminal law]: p.
2. 166S4
rVeto message from the governor F. W. M. HoUiday, relative to
school fund]: p. 361. 362. 1653S
[Veto message from the governor relative to bill imposing taxes]:
p. 362-366. 16536
1000 coDles ordered to be printed for use of senate.
[Resolution calling upon the governor for the message required
by the constitution] : p. 407. 16537
[Message of the governor in answer to the resolution]: p. 407-415.
16538
1000 copies orrlered to be printed for senate.
Members of the senate who served Dec. 1, 1877 to March 14, 1878:
p. [6051 16539
Senate dociunents:
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. Senate doc. no. I. 16546
14 p.
Communication from [J. L. Kemper] the governor of Virginia trans-
mitting report and opinion of Messrs. James G. Field, M. B. Seawell and
John M. Forbes of the [Bradley T.] Johnson- [Neilson] Poe settlement of
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal matter. Senate doc. no. 11. 16541
52 p.
Communication from fW. H. Ruffner] the superintendent of public
instruction responsive to resolution of the senate transmitting statement
of school poptilation of each city and county in the state. Senate doc
no. ni. 16542
4 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting cor-
respondence between [J. L. Kemper] the executive and [R. M. T. Hunter]
the treasurer and [Asa Rogers] second auditor, in relation to the recently
discovered abstraction and illegal refunding of state bonds. Senate doc.
no. IV. 16543
7 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia relative to the term*
by which the commissioner of agriculture holds his office. Senate doc.
no. V. 16544
2 p.
Communication from [Asa Rogers] the second auditor responsive
to resolution of the senate calling for information as to the exchange of
registered bonds belonging to the sinking fund for coupon bonds. Senate
doc. no. VT. 16545
2 p.
Report of the special joint committee appointed to investigate and
compare the expenses of the legislative, executive, and other departments
of the state government, in the years 1860 and 1875, comparatively.
Senate Hoc. no. VII. 16546
1 p.
Communication from [W. P. Taylor] the auditor of public accounts,
responsive to senate resolution calling for information as to the cost of
funding the public debt. Senate doc. no. VIII. 16547
2 p.
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Report of the select committee of the senate relative to the signing
of the bill providing for the use of convict labor on the James river and
Kanawha canal. Senate doc. no. IX. 16548
11 p.
Supplemental abstract of the reports of clerks of courts to the clerk
of the house of delegates. Senate doc. no. X. 16549
3 p.
(Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting list oi
pardons and commutations of punishment g:ranted during the past year
ri8771 with reasons therefor. Senate doc. no. XI. 16550
10 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting report
of state board of immigration. Senate doc. no. XII. 16551
2 p.
Communication from [Asa Rogers] the second auditor responsive
to senate resolution [of Dec. 14, 1872] in regard to the public debt. Senate
doc. no. XIII. 16552
2 p.
Minority report of the select committee appointed to ascertain and
report matters in relation to the enrollment, examination of, and presenta-
tion to the governor of house bill no. 1, to provide for the use of convict
labor on the James river and Kanawha canal; and submitted as a substi-
tute for the report of the committee as contained in the senate document
no. ix of the present session. Senate doc. no. XIV. 16553
7 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts responsive to
senate resolution calling for a statement of the amounts expended for
the penitentiary from the year 1864-65 to the year 1876-77, and for
amounts received on account of hire of convicts for the same period.
Senate doc. no. XV. 16554
3 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts responsive to
senate resolution calling for a list of all taxable polls in the state during
the year 1866-67, &c. Senate doc. no. XVI. 16555
4 p.
Communication from [Thomas Pollard] the commissioner of agri-
culture responsive to senate resolution [January 9, 1878] calling for a
statement of ttie annual grain products of the different counties of the
state for the last ten years, as compared with the years preceding the
war. Senate doc. no. XVII. 16556
^ p.
Communication from the second auditor responsive to senate reso-
lution [Dec. 10, 18771 calling for information as to amount of interest
authorized to be funded under act of March 2, 1866. Senate doc. no. XVKI.
16557
[1] p-
Communication from the auditor of public accounts responsive to
resolution calling for information as to the amount claimed as due from
the United States to the state of Virginia, and the amount claimed as
due from the state of Virginia to the United States. Senate doc. no.
XIX. 16558
4 p.
Communication from [P. W. M. Holliday] the governor of Virginia,
transmitting report of the Roanoke navigation company, made in response
to senate resolution. Senate doc. no. }QC. 16559
8 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting semi-
annual report of the board of visitors of the Virginia military institute.
Senate doc. no. XXI. 16560
15 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent. The report is dated Jan. 12, 1878.
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Report of the senate committee of privileges and elections in the
contested election of Samuel F. Coleman vs. C. H. Bliss. Senate doc. no.
XXn. I«561
8 p.
Communication from auditor of public accounts responsive to senate
resolution [^Jany. 18, 1878], transmittting a detaUed statement of execu-
tive expenditures for the last fiscal year. Senate doc. no. XXIIt. 16562
8 p.
Report of the senate committee on finance relative to "^he public
debt, prepared by Senator Bradley T. Johnson. Senate report no. XXIV.
16563
36 p. Includes a Statement of the amounts expended within the present
limits of this state for works of internal improvement: p. 2-8. A bill to
provide for the payment of the interest on the public debt, and to enable the
public creditors to exchange bonds of the state for others: p. 3S. 36.
Communicevion from the ijecond auditor responsive tc senate reso-
lution [December 14, 1877J ca'ling for a statement of the public debt,
principal and inte.-est, as it stood 17th April, 1866, &c. Senate doc. no.
XXV. 16564
2 p.
Report of the commission to prepare a plan for reorKanization of the
government offices. Senate doc. no. XXVI. 16565
40 p. Henry W. Thomas, Isaac Davenport, Jr., James Neeson, commis-
sioners.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts responsive to sen-
ate resolution calling for a statement of amount of compensation allowed
by judges to attorneys for the commonwealth, clerks, sheriffs, and ser-
geants, &c. Senate doc. no. XXVTT. 16566
8 p.
Communication from [Samuel A. Swanni the superintendent of the
penitentiary, responsive to senate resolution [February 18, 1878] calling
for a more explicit report of the number of convicts returned to the peni-
tentiary by the several internal improvement companies, on account of
sickness, &c. Senate doc. no. XXVIII. 16567
3 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts responsive to
resolution of the senate [Feby. 14, 18781 calling for an itemized statement
of all special appropriations of one thousand dollars and upwards, &c.
Senate doc no. XXIX. 16568
3 p.
Report of the committee on general laws in relation to the literary
fund. Senate doc. no. XXX. 16569
7 p.
Report of the select committee on senate bill no. 170 for the sale of
certain claims of the state of Virginia against the government of the United
States to the James river valley railroad company and the Potomac and
Ohio railroad company, upon certain conditions. Senate doc. no. XXXI.
1657*
5 p.
Report of the joint committee on the library, [Report of the librarian
James McDonald; purchases; letter from Mr. W. N. Sainsbury relative to
abstracts which he is making from English records relative to colonial Vir-
ginia for the state; report of Dr. Wm. P. Palmer relative to progress on
calendar of Virginia state papers] Senate doc. no. XXXII. 16571
25 p. Report covers the calendar year 1877.
Index. 61 p.
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AnmuU Reports
Annual reports of the state officers and institutions of tho
commonwealth of Virgrinia, for the year ending Sept. 30, 1877.
Printed pursuant to law. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superin-
tendent public printing. 1877. 16572
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts [and accompanying:
documents] to the general assembly of Virginia, for the year ending Sei»-
tember 30, 1877. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing.
1877. 1«57S
17, 19. 23, 3. 3, 3, 27, 7. 34, 3, «, 4, 3, 3, 7, «, 1«, 4. 4, 3. 13. 4, 7 p. Wm. P.
Taylorjaudltor.
The titles of the accompanylnK documents are not listed here. Tb«y
correspond to those listed under the auditor's report for 1876. In addition to
the usual flnandal statements, this report Includes an Abstract of returns
of marrlnires, births and deaths for 1876, an Abstract from reports of the
superintendents of the poor for 1876, and a Statement showtnt: number of
lunatics not In any asylum.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virginia and the literary fund; also, the report of the commissioners of the
sinking fund for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1877. Richmond: R. P.
Walker, superintendent public printing. 1877. 16574
14, 10 p. Asa Rogers, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
Sept. 30, 1877. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing.
1877. 16575
15 p. R. M. T. Hunter, treasurer.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary,
with accompanyuig documents, for the year ending Sept. 80, 1877. Rich-
mond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1877. 16576
41 p. Samuel A. Swann, superintendent.
Annual report of the attorney general of the state of Virginia, for
the year 1876-77. Richmond: R. P. Walker, superintendent public print-
ing. 1877. 16577
6 p. James G. Field, attorney greneral.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing of the state of
Virginia for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1877. Richmond: R. F. Walker,
superintendent public printing. 1877. 16578
7 p. R. F. Walker, superintendent.
Annual report of the fish commissioner of tiie state of Virginia, for
the year 1877. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing.
1877. 1657»
60 p. Report sirned by A. Moseley.
Includes Oyster-beds and oyster culture in Virsinia by John R. Page,
and [Suggestions relative to the oyster beds] by O. A. Browne; [French docu-
ments relating to oysters] ; Debate In the house on bill to protect flsh in tide'
water; Rock-nsh formerly in James river above tide, by John Mays [contain-
ing extracts from the diary of Col. William Cabell, the elder]
Annual report of the board of visitors and superintendent of the Vir-
ginia military institute, for the year ending July 1, 1877. Richmond: R. F.
Walker, superintendent public printing. 1877. 16586
17 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
Annual report of the board of visitors of the University of Virginia
for the fiscal year ending May 31, 1877. Richmond: R. P. Walker, superin-
tendent public printing. 1877. 16581
32 p. A. H. H. Stuart, rector. Includes [Resolutions relative to] the
late Lewis Brooks.
Reports of the board of directors and of the physician and saperm-
tendent of the Virginia western lunatic asylum for the fiscal years 1875-6,
1876-77. Richmond: R. P. Walker, superintendent public printing, 1877.
16582
34 p. R. F. Baldwin, superintendent.
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Reports of the board of directors and of the medical superintendeat
of the Virginia central lunatic asylum (for colored insane) for the fiscal
year 1876-77. Richmond: R. P. Walker, superintendent public printing.
1877. 16588
33, [1] p. Randolph Barksdale. superintendent.
Annual report of the Virginia eastern lunatic asylum, for the fiscal
year ending Sept. 80, 1877. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent pub-
Uc printing. 1877. 16584
S6 p. H. Black, superintendent.
Annual report of the institution for the education of the deaf and
dumb and the blind to the generiJ assembly of Virginia, for the fiscal year
ending Sept. 30, 1877. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public
printing. 1877. 1S585
3< p. Charles C McCoy, principal.
Virginia school report. Seventh annual report of the superintendent
of public instruction, for the year ending July 31, 1877. Richmond: R. F.
Wfdker, superintendent public printing. 1877. 10586
48 p. W. H. Rultner, superintendent.
Report of the executive committee for the board of visitors of the
Va. agricultural and mechanical college for the year ending Aug. 14, 1877.
Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1877. 16587
24 p. C. L. C. Minor, president. Also bound with the separate edition
of the Virginia school report for 1877.
t Report of the principal of the Hampton normal and agrricultural insti*
tote for the year ending June 30, 1877. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superin-
tendent public printing. 1877. 16588
11 p. 8. C. Armstrons. principal. Also bound with the separate edition
of the Virginia school report for 1877.
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virginia during the session of 1877-78. Rich-
mond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1878.
16689
463 p. 23cm.
Commissioners of deeds; Magisterial districts; Separate election
precincts; Receipts and disbursements for year ending Sep. 30, 1877; Ac-
count of state indebtedness; Regular terms of courts: p. 381-405. 16590
Coturts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia, by Peachy R. Grattan. Vol. 28. From January 1 to
November 1877. Richmond, R. F. Walker, superintendent of
public printing, 1878. 16591
[zx], 1011 p. ZZHcm.
Cited as 69 Va. reports.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
R. C. L. Mbncure, president, Joseph Christian, Francis T. Anderson, Waller
R. Staples, Edward C. Burks. Attorney general: Rsleigh T. Daniel who
died August 16, 1877; James G. Field. '
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Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia, by Peachy R. Grattan. Vol. 29. From September 1,
1877, to March 1, 1878. Richmond, R. E, Frayser, superintendent
public printing, 1878. 16591a
[xxi], 896 p. 22Hcm.
Cited as 70 Va. reports.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
R. C. L. Moncure, president, Joseph Christian, Francis T. Anderson, Waller
R. Staples, Edward C. Burks. Attorney general: James G. Field.
♦Virginia reports . . . annotated under the supervision
of Th'/mas Johnson Michie. [Volumes 28 and 29, Grattan's re-
ports. 1876-1877] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company,
law publishers, 1900. 16592
662 p. 26cm.
Separate Documents; MiscelUmea
Boundaries. [Report of J. S. Black, Chas. J. Jenkins, and James B.
Beck, arbitrators, on the boundary line between Virginia and Maryland]
[18771 16593
^7 p. 22.5cm. Caption-title: Opinion of arbitrators.
Delinquent lands. 'Delinquent and forfeited lands. Acts of the leg-
''slatures of Virginia and West Virginia, constitutional provisions, and de-
usions of the court of appeals respecting the same. Edited and compiled
by B. F. Harlow, councillor at law, Lewisburg, West Va. 1877. 16594
Education. The educational journal of Virginia, v. 9, nos. 1-12, Nov.,
1877-Oct., 1878. Richmond. 16595
680 p. 22cm. Wm. F. Fox, editor- W. H. Ruftner, supt. of public In-
struction, editor of official department. Includes the ofQclal instructions and
circulars of the department of public instruction.
Communication from the superintendent of public instruction
responsive to resolution of house of delegates. [Richmond] February 19,
1878. 16596
caption-title, 4 p. 22Hcm.
General assembly. Manual of members, officers, and standing com-
mittees and rules of the house of delegates: also, the constitution of Vir-
ginia, &c., &c. Session of 1877-8. Richmond: R. F. Walker, supt. public
printing, 1877. 16597
89 p. 14.5cm.
Manual of members, officers, and standing committees and rules
of the senate of Virginia: also, the constitution of Virginia, &c., &c. Ses-
sion of 1877-8. Richmond: R. F. Walker, supt public printing, 1877.
16598
79 p. 14.5cm.
GovenMH'. Annual message of [James L. Kemper] the governor of
Virginia to the general assembly. December 5, 1877. RicHmond: R. P.
Walker, superintendent public printing, 1877. 16599
26 p. 23cm.
Hampton institute. Catalogue of the Hampton normal and anlcul-
tural institute, Hampton, Virginia, for the academical year, 1876-7. Incor-
porated in 1870 by special act of the general assembly of Virginia. Opened
April, 1868. Hampton, Virginia: normal school steam press. 1877. 16600
20 p. front. 21cm.
Reports of the Hampton normal and ag;ncultural institute for
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1877. Hampton, Virginia: Normal school
eteam press. 1877. 16801
41 p. 20cm.
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James river and Kanawha company. Forty-third annual report of
the president and directors to the stocUiolders of the James river and
Kanawh^ co., together with the proceedings of the stockholders, at their
forty-third annual meeting in November, 1877, and at their adjourned
meetings in April and May, 1877. Richmond, Clemmitt and Jones, steam
book and job printers, 1877. 16602
[234]-334. [1] p. 23Hcm. John W. Johnaton. president. Includes First
annual report of the president and directors of the Buchanan and Clifton
Forge railway company . . . 1877.
Law. 'Institutes of common and statute law. By John B. Minor,
LL. D., professor of common and statute law in the University of Virginia.
Volume 2. The rights which relate to things real. Richmond: Printed
for the author . . . 1877. 16603
xliv, 10S3 p. 8vo.
"The practice in the courts of law in civil cases, founded on
Robinson's Practice (published in 1832), by R. T. Barton, of the Winches-
ter (Va.) Bar. J. W. Randolph and English, 1302 and 1304 Main Street,
Richmond, Va. 1877. 16604
*The Vii^ia law journal, vol. 1. January-December, 1877.
George L. Christian, Frank W. Christian, editors. J. W. Randolph & Eng-
lish, Richmond. 166w
It, 754, xxiii p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virsinia
courts.
Special articles: Res Judicata, by William Green; The Virginia married
woman's act; Power of a partner, by wm. Green; Of lawyers in Virginia be-
tween 1704 and 1737; Life Insurance — suicide; Interested witnesses under the
Virginia statute, by Wm. L. Royall; Transfer of "homestead" exemption, by
J. M. Orr; The claim of homestead against the state; Waiver of homestead,
by J. M. Orr: Virginia colonial money, and tobacco's part therein. — Tobacco
warehouses, &c., by Wm. L.. Royall; Waiver of homestead, by Camm Patteson;
Power of appellate court; Notice of dissolution by a retiring partner; Juris-
diction of common-law courts in attachments, by Peachy R. Grattan; slave-
msrrlages; The proceeding by suggestion — to enforce the lien of a 11. fa. by
delivery, by J. M. Orr.
Library. Catalogue of the Virginia state library, 1877, arranged al-
phabetically. Richmond, Geo. W. Gary, 1877. 16606
1 p. I., [51-369 p. 27cm.
Medical coUege of Virginia. Medical college of Virginia, Richmond.
Announcement for the session of 1877-'78, and catalogue of graduates for
the session of 1876-'77. Richmond, Clemmitt & Jones, printers, 1877.
16607
14, [2] p. 23cm.
Printing. *The truth of history. Stenographic report of the whole
proceedings of the legislative joint committee on public printing of Virginia,
in the appeal from the award of the superintendent of public printing made
Haich 3, 1877; with copious foot-notes elucidating the evidence. "Fiat jus-
titia roat coelum." Richmond: Printed by James E. Goode, 1889. 16608
[47} p. 24cm.
Railroads. First annual report of the railroad commissioner of the
state of Virginia. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing,
1877. 16609
241, [1] p., map. 23cm. Thomas H. Carter, commissioner.
University of Virginia. A catalogrue of the officers and students of
tiie University of Virginia. Fifty-third session, 1876-7. Richmond: Whit-
tet & Shepperson, printers, cor. 10th and Main Sts. 1877. 16619
Vlr^nia agricnltoral and mechanical college. [Catalogue of the Vii-
ginia agricultural and mechanical college. Blacksburg. Session of 1876-77]
16611
No copv seen.
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Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia
for the session of 1878-9. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superin-
tendent public printing. 1878. 16612
[6211. 71 p. 22.5cni.
Session beg-an Dec. 4, 1878 and ended March 8, 1879. Conyened arain by
proclamation March 4, and adjourned April 2. H. C. Allen, speaker.
Proclamation Dec. S, 1878, convening tibe assembly]: p. 4. 16618
Message from the governor, F. W. M. Holliday] : p. 5-26. 16614
Charges by James £. Goode against Richard E. Frayser]: p. 28, 29.
16615
[Letter from W. F. Taylor, the auditor,- as to the amount of interest
on the state debt the present rate of taxation will pay] : p. 126, 127. 16616
[Report of the committee instructed to inquire whether the common-
wealth is still legally liable in any manner or form for that portion of the
public debt whi<ui has been apportioned to West Virginia]: p. 343-349.
16617
[Communication from the Funding association of America, Rich-
mond] : p. 407, 408. 16618
[Report of committee concerning the limits of tolls and freight on
railroads] : p. 492, 493. 16619
House of delegates, sessions of 1877-78 and 1878-79: p. [621] 16620
Index: p. 1-71.
[Documents as appendix] :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. House doc. no. I. 16621
14 p.
Communication from the governor of \^rginia, transmitting list of
pardons and commutations of pumshment granted the past year, with rea-
sons therefor. House doc no. II. 16622
6 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts transmitting "a
list of disabled soldiers who have received commutation under the act of
March 12, 1878," and "a list of applicants for commutation as disabled sol-
diers on file in the office of the auditor of public accounts, unpaid on ac-
count of the appropriation being expended." House doc. no. £11. 16628
16 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts responsive to
house resolution in relation to the amount of tax received under the opera-
tions of the Moifett register liquor law from its commencement to the 1st
November, 1878. House doc. no. IV. 16624
17 p.
Communication from the second auditor, in response to a resolution
of the house of delegates requiring "A concise and explicit statement of the
whole indebtedness of Virginia." House doc. no. V. 16624a
Communication from the auditor of public accounts showing the
"amount of insolvent and delinquent taxes for the year 1877," and "a state- ■
ment of the probable expenses of government for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1879." House doc. no. VI. • 16625
3 p.
Communication from the governor transmitting report of second
auditor, showing the receipts and disbursements of the "Miller fund," for
the last fiscal year, ending December 3l8t, 1878. House doc no. VII.
16626
7 p.
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Report ot the joint commlttM on printing on the charges preferred
by James E. Goode, against Richard E. Prayser, superintendent of public
printing. House doc. no. VIII. 16627
9 p. See Journal d. 2!i7-2A.1.
Report of the joint committee to examine the offices of the second
auditor and treasurer in regard to the double funding and abstraction of
state bonds. House doc. no. DC. 16628
80 p.
Report of the special committee of the senate and the committee on
federal relations of the house of delegates of Virginia, as a joint committee
of the general assembly on usurpation of power by the federal judiciary of
THrginia. Richmond: R. £. Frayser, superintendent public printing. 1879.
16629
37 p.
Index to house documents. 16630
ti) p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
besrun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Mon-
day, December 4, 1878, being the one hundred and third year of
the conomonwealth. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent
public printing. 1878. 16631
604, 111 p. 22.6cm.
Session beffan Dec. 4, 1878 and ended March S, 1879. Met in extra ses-
sion March 4 to April 2, 1879. James A. Walker,' lieutenant governor, pres-
ident.
[Roles]: p. 8-8. 16632
Communication from the gOTemor, conTening the general assembly] :
D 8 9 166t$3
[Message of the governor, F. W. M. HoIIiday, Dec. 4, 18781 : p. 10-27.
Appendix A to the message is the act approved March 14, 1878, followed by
a table entitled Details of proposed funding scheme. Appendix B is a let-
ter from Baring brothers and others. 16634
[Report of committee as to constitutionality of present session of
general assembly]: p. 47-49. 16635
[Letter from Joseph W. Johnston, president James river and Kan-
awha canal, relative to deaths of convicts employed by the company] : p. 63.
16636
[Report of committee relative to the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
raUroaid company]: p. 104. 16637
[Report of committee relative to the cause of the high mortality
among the convicts working on the James river and Kanawha canal]:
p. 141, 142. 16638
[Report of committee relative to the petition of the attorney general
concerning his salary and office rent]: p. 171-175. 16639
[Report of committee relative to bill concerning the rights and duties
of the purchasers of the works and property of internal improvement com-
panies]: p. 178, 179. 16640
[Report of committee relative to manner in which salaries of members
of general assembly are to be paid]: p. 188, 189. 16641
[Report of committee relative to a conference with the public credi-
tors]: p. 204. 16642
[Letter from the governor relative to secretary of board of public
works]: p. 208. 16643
[Report of committee relative to the sale of the state's interest in the
Upper Appomattox company] : p. 274, 275. 16«4t
[Report of committee relative to proposed sale of the James river and
Kaiutwha canal to the Richmond and Allegheny raUroad] : p. 294. 16645
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[Report of committee relative to the diversion of the school funds] :
p. 295-298. 1664(6
[Proposed schedule of debts of the James river and Kanawha com-
pany]: p. 312-314. 16647
Members who served Dec. 4, 1878 to March 3, 1879: p. [437] 16648
[Proclamation of governor calling extra session] : p. 441. 16649
Rules: p. 443-448. 16650
[Message of governor, F. W. M. Holliday, March 4, 1879] : p. 449.
1«651
[Report of committee relative to charges against W. H. Ruifner,
superintendent of public instruction] : p. 491, 492. 16652
[Report of committee relative to the speeches of senators Charles T.
Smith and John E. Massey] : p. 519, 620. 16653
[Report* of committee relative to the 2nd auditor's office]: p. 539, 640.
16654
Appendix: p. [606]
Senate documents :
Communication from [F. W. M. Holliday] the governor of Virginia,
transmitting list of pardons and commutations of punishment g^ranted dur-
ing the past year, with reasons therefor. Senate doc. no. I. 16655
6 p.
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. Senate doc. no. II. 16656
14 p.
Communication from [Asa Rogers] the second auditor, in response
to a resolution of the senate of the 6tn of January, 1878, calling for a
statement of the true amount and character of the state debt. Senate
doc. no. III. 16657
14 p.
Communication from [W. H. RufFner] the superintendent of public
instruction, in response to a resolution of the senate [December 6, 1878]
requesting infovnation as to the amount due teachers of public schools up
to July 1. laM. and now unpaid. Senate doc. no. IV. 16658
2 p.
Communication from Major Jno. W. Johnston, president of James
river & Kanawha co., inclosing a memorial and bill in reference to tiie
proposed sale of the works, property and franchises of said company to the
Richmond and Alleghany railroad company. Senate doc. no. V. 16659 '
6 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia in response to a reso-
lution of the senate calling for information as to what steps have bieen
taken by the board of education to pay the teachers of the free schools
for services rendered, &c. Senate doc. no. VI. 16660
2 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia m response to a reso-
lution of the senate calling for information as to the exercise of jurisdiction
by Judge Rives, of the district court of the United States for the western
district of Virginia, in the case of Burwell Reynolds and Lee Reynolds, con-
victed of murder in the circuit court of Patrick. Senate doc. no. VII.
16661
32 p. Includes statement by James G. Field, attorney general, an opin-
ion of Judge Wm. M. Tredway.
Communication from the superintendent of public instruction in re-
sponse to a resolution of the senate calling for an itemized statement of
certain expenditures embraced in his last annual report. Senate doc. no.
Vm. 16662
2 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia giving the names and
residences of commissioners of deeds for the state of Virginia out of the
state and within the United States. Senate doc. no. IX. 16663
6 p.
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Communication from [S. A. Swannl the snperintendent of the peni-
tentiary, in response to a resolution of the senate cfdling for a statement
of the character and cost of machinery, &c. purchased for the penitentiary
since the burning of the workshops. Senate doc. no. XI 16664
7 p.
Communication from [W. F. Taylor] the auditor of public accounts, in
response to a resolution of the senate [January 7, 1879] cidUng for a
statement of the cost of the constitutional convention which convened in
the city of Richmond on the 3d day of December, 1867. Senate doc. no XL
16665
[2] p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
a resolution of the senate [January 9, 1879] calling for a statement of hia
reasons for having paid the interest on the state bonds held by the colleges
of the state to the neglect of the amount due to the public itee schools, &c.
Senate doc. no. XII. 16666
4 p.
Report of the special committee of the senate and the committee on
federal relation of the house of delegates of Virginia, as a joint committee
of the general assembly on usurpation of power by the federal judiciary in
Virginia. Senate doc. no. XIII. 16667
37 p. 1000 copies ordered for the senate. Relates to the cases of
Lee Reynolds and Burwell Reynolds of Patrick county.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts, in response to a
resolution of the senate calling upon him for a statement showing the as-
sessed value of the real and personal property of the state, amount of
license tax. &c., &c. Senate doc. no. XTV. 16668
3 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia, enclosing a letter from
W. W. Corcoran, esq., acknowled^g the receipt of a copy of the resolution
of the general assembly expressing its high appreciation of his munificent
gift to the state and her institutions. Senate doc. no. XlVa. 16669
2 p.
Report of the senate committee on education on the preamble and reso-
lutions instructing it to enquire and report how $839,274.63 was expended
for the scholastic year ending 31st July, 1878. .Senate doc. .no. XV. 16670
2 p.
Report of the committee for courts of justice in* response to a reso-
lution as to whether the general assembly has the right, under the con-
stitution, to provide for the taxation of railroads, canals, and other internal
improvement property, by counties, cities, and towns, &c. Senate doc. no.
XVT. 16671
9 p. John W. Daniel, chairman.
Joint resolution instructing the board of public works to enquire into
the alleged contract heretofore existing between the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad company and the Potomac steamboat company,
and to take such action as may be necessary to protect the state's interest
in such railroad company. Senate doc. no. XVII. 16672
16 p.
Communication from the superintendent of the penitentiary, in re-
sponse to a resolution of the senate [February 7, 1879] calling for certain
information concerning the number of convicts under twenty-one years of
age, confined in that institution, &c. Senate doc. no. XVIII. 16673
6 p.
Communication from [Thomas H. Carter] the railroad commissioner
responsive to a resolution of the senate [January 16, 1879] in reference to
comparative rates of transportation on railroads of the state in the years
1873 and 1878. Senate doc. no. XIX. 16674
20 p.
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Report of the committee for courts of justice in response to & reso-
lution instructing the committee to enquire whether or not there is any
measure pending in congress to restrict the jurisdiction of the supreme
court of appeals of Virginia. Senate doc. no. XX. 1M7S
6 p. Includes Mr. w. L. Royall's statement u to what la knows as the
Royall bill.
Report of the committee for courts of justice, as to residuary clause
of the will of the late Peter Curran, of Brooke county, West Virginia. Sm»-
ate doc. no. 21. 16$7tt
6 p.
Communication from [John W. Johnston] the president of the James
liTer and Kanawha company, in response to a resolution of the senate
[February 12, 1879] calling for a schedule of the debts, dues, demands and
claims against said company, and what portion of said debts, &e., are as-
sumed by the Richmond and Alleghany railroad co. Senate doc. no. XXIT.
16677
6 p.
Report of the joint committee on finance with regard to conference
with the public creditors. Senate doc. no. 23. 1667S
18 p. Daniel A. Grimsley, chairman senate committee, James Barbour,
chairman house committee. Includes correspondence with Hugh McCulIoch,
J. H. Carringrton, E. R. Leland, C. S. Carrlngton.
Report of the joint committee on printing on the charges preferred
by James E. Goode against Richard E. Frayser, superintendent of public
minting. Senate doc. no. XXIV. 16679
9 p.
Report of the senate committee on finance in response to a* resolution
concerning the alleged diversion of the school funds. Senate doc. no. XXV.
16680
3 p.
Communication from the railroad commissioner in response to a reso-
lution of the senate [February 13, 1879] calling for a report of the net reve-
nue of the several railroad and canal companies of the commonwealth for
the last fiscal year, &c. Senate doc. no. XXVI. 16681
3 p.
Report of the select committee of the senate appointed to investigate
certain charges in connection with the sale of the state's interest in the
Upper Appomattox Company. Senate doc. no. XXVII. 16682
87 p.
Minority report of the senate finance committee, in response to a reso-
lution concerning the diversion of the school funds. Senate doc. no. XXVITT.
16683
4 p.
Report of the special committee of the senate appointed to investigate
certain charges against [W. H. Ruffner] the superintendent of public in-
struction. Senate doc. no. XXIX. 16684
15 p.
Communication from the board of public works in response to senate
resolution touching the organization and proceedings of the Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi and Ohio railroad company. Senate doc. no. XXX. 16685
25 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia, enclosing a communi-
cation from [R. M. T. Hunter] the treasurer, in relation to missing coupons.
Senate doc. no. XXXI. 16686
2 p.
Communication from the president of the James river and Kanawha
company, enclosing a memorial of the company in the matter of the pro-
posed sale of its works, property and franchises. Senate doc. no. XXXII.
16687
2 p.
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Comnrattkation from the second auditor, in response to a resoltition of
the senate [March 21, 1879] in regard to stocks and bonds held by the in-
oorporated schools and colleges of the state. Senate doc. no. XXXITI.
16688
* P- ,
Communication from [S. H. Boykin] the superintendent of public
buildings, in response to a resolution of the senate [March 20 and 21, 18791
directing him to employ competent architects tp examine the ceiling and
-walls of the senate chamber and library. Senate doc. no. XXXIV. 16689
2 p.
Communication from the superintendent of public instruction, in re-
sponse to a resolution of the senate enquiring whether any county or coi>
poration school board has loaned out public free school money. Senate doc
no. XXXV. 16690
2 p.
Report of the senate committee to examine bonds of public officers.
Senate doc. no. XXXVI. 16691
[1] p.
Report of the committee of finance in relation to the missing coupons
in the treasurer's office, and in response to the governor's message touching
the same subject Senate doc. no. XXXVII. 16692
[11 p
Report of the joint committee to examine the offices of the second
auditor and treasurer in regard to the doable funding and abstraction of
state bonds. Senate doc. no. XXXVIII. 16693
80 p.
Index. 71 p. Errata. [1] p.
AnmuU Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia, for the year ending Sept. 30, 1878.
Richmond : R. E. Frayser, superintendent public printing. 1878.
16694
Aminnl report of the auditor of public accounts [and accompanying
documents] to the general assembly of Virginia, for the year end^^ Sep-
tember 30, 18Tft— Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent public printing.
1878. 16695
11. 8, 27, 3, 3. 3, S, 3, 29, 8, 34, 3, 3, 3, 6, 7, 17, 6, «, 10, 17, 32 p. William
F. Taylor, auditor.
The titles of the accompanying documents are not listed here. They
correspond, in the main, to those listed under the auditor's report for 1876.
In addition to the usual flnanclal statements, this report Includes an Abstract
of returns of marriages, births and deaths for 1877, an Abstract from reports
of superintendents of the poor for 1877, and a Statement showing number of
lunatics not in any asylum. The Appendix, 32 p., contains a defense of the
auditor's position relative to the public schools.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virginia and the literary fund; also, the report of the commissioners of the
sinking fund for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1878. Richmond: R. E.
Frayser, superintendent public printing. 1878. 16696
22, 9 p. Asa Roaers, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1878. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent public print-
ing. 1878. 16697
15 p. R. M. T. Hunter, treasurer.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary
with accompanying documents, for the year ending Sept. 30, 1878. Rich-
mond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent public printmg. 1878. 16698
47 p. Samuel A. Bwann, superintendent.
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Annual report of the attorney-general of the state of Virginia, for the
year 1877-78. Richmond: R, E. Frayser, superintendent public printing.
1878. 16699
5 p. James G. Field, attorney general.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing of the state
of Virginia, for the fiscal year 1877-8. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superin-
tendent public printing. 1878. 16700
28 p. R. E. Frayser, superintendent. Addenda: Majority [and minor-
ity] reports of the Joint committee on public prlntine, for 1867-8.
Annual report of the fish commissioner of the state of Virginia, for
the year 1878. Richmond: R. E. Frayser. superintendent public printing.
1878. 16701
33 p. M. McDonald, commissioner. Shad-hatchlns fts conducted by
R. M. Greenlaw at Port Tobago bay. A resume of number of flsh artlflclallv
placed In the waters of Virginia, by W. F. Page.
Annual report of the board of visitors and superintendent of the Vir-
ginia military institute, for the year ending July 1, 1878. Richmond: R. E.
Frayser, superintendent public printing. 1878. 16702
22 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
Annual report of the board of visitors of the University of Virginia
for the fiscal year ending May 31, 1878. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superin-
tendent public printing. 1878. 16703
64 p. A. H. H. Stuart, rector. Includes Letters of W. W. Corcoran and
rector; Man's aee in the world, an address delivered on the openinK of the
Liewls Brooks museum, June 27, 1878, by J. C. Southall.
Report of the board of directors and of the physician, and superin-
tendent of the Virginia western lunatic asylum, for the fiscal year 1877-8.
Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent public printing. 1878. 16704
37 p. R. F. Baldwin, superintendent.
Reports of the board of directors, and of the medical superintendent
of the Central lunatic asylum (for colored insane), Virginia, for the fiscal
year 1877-78. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent public printing.
1878. 1670.'»
47 p. Randolph Barksdale, superintendent.
Annual report of the Eastern lunatic asylum of Virginia for the year
ending September 30, 1878. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent
public printing. 1878. 16706
37 p. H. Black, superintendent.
Annual report of the in.'^titution for the education of the deaf and
dumb and the blind to the general assembly of Virginia, for the fiscal year
ending September 30, 1878. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent
public printing. 1878. 16707
>1 p. Charles D. McCoy, principal.
Virginia school report 1878. Eighth annual report of the super-
intendent of public instruction for the year ending July 31, 1878. Rich-
mond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent public printing. 1878. 16708
116 p. W. H. Ruffner, superintendent.
Report of the executive committee for the board of visitors of the
Agricultural and mechanical college of Virginia, for the year ending Au-
gust 14, 1878. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent public printing.
1878. 16709
13 p. C. L. C. Minor, president. Also bound with the separate edition
of the Vlrgrlnia school report for 1878.
Report of the principal of the Hampton normal and agricultural in-
stitute, for the year endinpr June 30, 1878. Richmond: R. E. Frayser,
superintendent public printing. 1878. 16710
15 p. S. C. ArmstronK, principal. Also bound with the separate edition
of the VlrKlnla school report for 1878.
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Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virginia during the session of 1878-79. Rich-
mond : R. E. Frayser, superintendent public printing. 1879.
16711
447 p. 23cm.
Commissioners of deeds; Magisterial districts; Separate election pre-
cincts; Receipts and disbursements for year ending 30th Sep., 1878; Ac-
count of state indebtedness; Regular terms of courts: p. 391-416. 16712
Cowts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia, by Peachy R. Grattan. Vol. 30. From January 31, to
November 1, 1878. Richmond, R. E. Frayser, superintendent
public printing, 1879. 16718
[xx], 902 p. 22Hcm.
Cited aa 71 Va. reports.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports: R.
C. L. Moncure, president, Joseph Christian, FVancis T. Anderson, Waller
K. Staples, Edward C. Burks. Attorney-general: James G. Field.
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia, by Peachy R. Grattan. Vol. 31. From November 14,
1878, to May 1, 1879. Richmond, R. F. Walker, superintendent
public printing, 1880. 16713a
[xxili]. 931 p. 22Hcm.
Cited as 72 Va. reports.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
R. C. L. Moncure, president Joseph Christian, Francis T. Anderson, Waller
B. Staples, Edward C. Burks. Attorney general: James G. Field.
^Virginia reports . . . annotated under the supervision
of Thomas Johnson Michie. [Volumes 30 and 31, Grattan's re-
ports. 1878-1879] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company,
law publishers, 1900. 16714
630 p. 26cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Agriculture. . . . Crop, stock and labor report for June, 1878,
compUed from special correspondents, by Thomas Pollard, commissioner
of agriculture. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, sui>erintendent public printing,
1878. 1671S
64 p. 23cm. At head of title: Circular no. 11. Laws relating to flsb
and same: p. 57-64.
Criminal law. The new criminal procedure of Virginia, with full
annotations and a complete index. Richmond, Va., 1878. 16716
193 p. 8vo.
Digest of the laws of Virginia of a criminal nature, illustrated
by judicial decisions; to which is prefixed the new constitution of Virginia:
by James M. Matthews, attomey-at-Iaw. 2d ed., rev. and enl., with a rap-
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,6€2 BvUettn Virginia State Ubnury [Hollida^, Jor.
plement containiiifr the new code of criminal procedure and digest of
criminal decisions from twentieth to twenty-eightii Grattan, inclusive, and
of others that will appear in 29th vol. Richmond, J. W. Randolph &
EngUsh, 1878. 16717
57 p. 23HCII1.
Educatimi. An act to provide for the division of school districts into
sufo districts, and for the appointment of school directors. Approved March
7, 1878. 16718
caption -title, 4 p. ii^cta.
The auditor and the deficit in the school funds. From Edu-
cational journal of Virginia for November, 1878. [Issued by the Virginia
department of public instruction] [1878] 16719
caption-title, 4 p. 22Vicni.
The educational journal of Virginia, v. 10, nos. 1 & 2, Nov.
& Dec., 1878; v. 10, nos. 1-12, Jan. to Dec.. 1879. Richmond. 16720
94 547 p. 22cm. Wm. F. Fox editor: W. H. Ruffner, supt. of public
instruction, editor of official department Includes the offlclal Instructions
and circulars of the department of public instruction, for the publication of
which the state paid $500 annually. See senate journal 1878-79, p. 2.
County superintendents of schools. Communication from the
superintendent of public instruction responsive to House resolution calliqe^
for information in reference to school superintendence in the counties. [Is-
sued by the Virginia department of public instruction] [1878] t 16721
caption -title, 15 p. 22 Mem.
The school law of Virginia. 1878. 16722
40 p. 8yo. Copy not seen. Title from Bowker.
Fim and game. The Virginia fish and game protective association
to the people of Virginia; with the laws of this commonwealth relati^
to fish and game. Richmond: Clemmitt & Jones, steam printers, no. 5
S. Twelfth street. 1878. 1672S
20 p. 23em.
General assembly. [Bills for the house of delegates of Virginia for
the session 1878-79. BiUs no. 2-159] 16724
Copy in the Vlrslnla state library. 23cm.
Governor. Annual message of [F. W. M. Holliday] the governor to
the general assembly of Virgima, December 4th, 1878. Richmond: R. E.
Frayser, superintendent public printing, 1878. 16725
se, vUi p. 28cm.
Hampton institute. Catalogue of the Hampton normal and agricul-
• tural institute, Hampton, Virginia. For the academical year, 1877-8. In-
corporated in 1870 by specisu act of the general assembly of Virginia
Opened in April, 1868. Hampton, Virginia: normal school steam press.
1878. 16726
22 p. front. 21cm.
Report of the principal of the Hampton normal and agiicnl*
tural institute, for the year ending June 30, 1878. Richmond, R. E. Fray-
ser, 1878. 16727
15 p. 23cm.
James- river and Kanawha co. Forty-fourth annual report of th^
president and directors to the stockholders of the James river and Ka-
nawha CO. together with the proceedings of the stockholders, at their
forty-fourth annual meeting in November 1878, and at their adjourned
meetings in December 1877, January, February, March and September
1878. Richmond: Clemmitt & Jones, book & job printers, 1878. 16728
p. 337-502, [1] p. The pagrlng is in continuation of the 43d report. 22cm.
John W. Johnston, president.
Second annual report of the president and directors to the stockholders
of the Buchanan and Clifton Forge railway company, together with prooo«4-
Ings of the stockholders . . . 1878: p. 485-502. „ , , „ JS?"*
Law. 'Institutes of common and statute law. By John B. Miaor,
LL. D., professor of common and statute law in the University of Virginia.
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VolwM 4. The practice of tiie law in civil caMt. inelvdlBS the subject of
pleading:. In 2 parts. Part 1. Richmond: Printed for the author . . .
1878. 16729
Ixxl, 886 p. 8vo.
'The Vireinia law journal, v. 2. Juiuary-December, 1878.
George L. Christian, Frank W. Cnrietian, editors. J. W. Randolph ft Eng-
lish, Kchmond. 16780
770 p. 8vo. Include* Important decisions by Virginia courts.
Special articles: The lien or the ft. (a., by O. Q. Kean: War interest
on the state debt, byPeachy R. Grattan; Constitutionality of the (undlnE bill,
by Wm. Li. Royall; The funding act, by Wm. Qreen; Has the rule In Shelley's
case been abolished In Virginia by statute, by J. P. H.; "Householder" or
"bead of a family;" The last three amendments to the federal constitution,
by Robert Ould; Can the homestead exemption be claimed against llablllil«s
for tort?, by John S. Wise; Suability of a state; Liafoility of purchasers from
executors and trustees, by Camm Patteson; The Klmpton case, by Richard B.
Tunstall: Rent, by B.; The reduction of judicial salaries, by H. H. SoraervlUe.
Medical college of Virginia. Medical college of Virginia, Richmond.
Announcement for the session of 1878-79, catalogue of graduates for the
session of 1877-'78, and list of graduates from the commencement of the
institution. Richmond, Wm. Ellis Jones, printer, 1879. 16731
20 p. 23cro.
Physical sonrcj. Physical survey of Virginia. Her resources, cli-
mate and productions. Pi«liminary report No. II. By M. F. Maury,
-with notes and additions by his son [Richard L. Maury] July 1, 1877.
Published by direction of the board of immigratioa. Ricunond, Va, 1878.
167«S
^«vo. 142, [1] p. See house doc. 4. 1S76-78, p. I. 6000 coptas printed.
Sen. doc. 12, p. 1. See also senate doc. 10, 1874-76.
Railroada. Second annual report of the railroad commissioner of
the state of Virginia. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent public
printing, 1878. 167S8
319. 2 p. 23cm. Thomas H. Carter, commissioner. Appendix: Annual
reports «f railroad companies operating in Virginia.
State debt. Report of the committee on finance in response to a
resolution of house of delegates calling for a statement of the precise and
emnprehensive amount of the public debt on the Ist day of December,
1878 . . . 16784
2 sheets.
Taxation. , Laws in relation to commissioners and collectors of the
public revenue, etc., now in force: containing suggestions to, and forms
for clerks of courts. Published by the auditor of public accounts. Rich-
mond, R. E. Frayser, superintendent public printing, 1878. 16785
283 p. 23cm. Wm. F. Taylor, auditor. List of commissioners of the
revenue: p. 271-277.
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia. Fifty-fourth session. 1877-8. Richmond:
Whittet & Shepperson, printers, cor. 10th and Main Sts. 1878. 16736
'Students of the University of Virginia; a semi-centennial
catalogue, with brief biographical sketches. [Prepared by Maximilian
Schde de Verel Baltimore, C. Harvey & co. [1878] 16737
[1(1] p. '28cm.
Opening of the Lewis Brooks museum at the University of
\^rginia, June 27ti, 1878. Address on man's age in the world, by Jas. C.
SoutJiall, A. M., LL. D., with introductory remarks of Hon. A. H. H. Stuart,
rector. Richmond, Printed by order of the Board of Visitors, 1878. 16738
58. [2D p. 28Vicm.
Vir^^ala agrimltoral and mechanical college. [Catalogue of the Vir-
ginia agricultural and mechanical college. Blacksburg. Session of 1877-
1878] 16739
No copy seen.
Regulations, [1878] 16740
Note. Prior to this date Included in catalogue.
Copy not seen.
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Yirgiiiia military institute. Virginia military institute, Lexington,
Va. Official register, 1877-1878. 16741
43 p. IS^cm.
1879/80
Joumais
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the session of 1879-80. Richmond : R. E. Frayser, superin-
tendent public printing. 1879. 16741
[489], 51 p. 22.3cm.
Session began Dec. 3, 1879 and ended March 9, 1880. B. W. LAcy.
■peaker.
[List of members transmitted by the secretary of the common-
wealth]: p. 3, 4. 16743
[Message from the governor, F. W. M. Holliday]: p. 9-19. 16744
[Rules]: p. 19-27. 16745
Rules for the government of the senate and house of delegates when
convened in joint assembly for the election of senators in congress: p.
61, 52. 16746
[Report of committee on the contested case of Andrew Nelson and
Roger Gregory of King William]: p. 194-201. 16747
[Report of special committee relative to the disturbance which oc-
curred in the rotunda between W. W. Archer, C. N. Harrison and J. A.
Frazier] : p. 295-297, 298. 16748
[Proceedings in regard to J. J. Crutchfield charged with contempt
of the house]: p. 303. 16749
[Report of committee directed to destroy certain unissued bonds]:
p. 333, 334. 16750
[Opinion of the attorney general as to defaulting revenue officers]:
p. 352. 16751
[Report of committee as to settlement made by audUtor in the mat-
ter of Charles L. Powell's securities]: p. 366. 16752
[Report of committee as to charges against Ross Hamflton] : p. 418.
16753
[Report of committee on the condition of the Virginia agricultural
and mechanical college at Blacksburg]: p. 420, 421. 16754
House of deleg:ates, session of 1879-80 [list] : p. [489] 16755
[Documents JEus appendix] :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. House doc. no. I. 16756
13 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting list of
pardons and commutations of punishment g^ranted during the past year,
with reasons therefor. House doc. no. IL 16757
4 p.
Communication from the attorney-general [James G. Field] in re-
sponse to a resolution of the house of delegates propounding certain ques-
tions concerning the action of the late auditor of public accounts with ref-
erence to delinquent treasurers and collectors. House doc. no. m. 16758
2 p.
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Communication from the secretary of the commonwealth transmit-
ting a list of charters granted by circuit courts and lodged and recorded
in his office during the years 1878 and 1879. House doc. no. IV. 16759
2 p. T. xTFauntleroy, secretary.
Index to house documents: p. 61.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wed-
nesday, December 3, 1879. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superin-
tendent pubUc printing, 1879. 16760
497. [1] p. 2Scin.
Session beg-an Dec. 3, 1879 and ended March 9. IStO. James A. Walker,
lieutenant governor, president.
fliist of senators elected]: p. 8. 16761
Rules]: p. 4-9. 16762
System of rules submitted by the clerk, J. D. Pendleton] : p. 10-16.
16763
[Message of the governor, F. W. M. Holliday, Dec. 3, 1879] : p. 17-28,
16764
1500 extra copies printed for tbe senate.
[Joint rules for assembly]: p. 52, 63. 16765
Letter from Robert W. Hughes relative to Richard F. Walker]: p.
88. 16766
[Letter from auditor as to condition of treasury Jan. 26, 1880]: p.
191, 192. 16767
[Letter from Bradley T. Johnson relative to Richard F. Walker]:
p. 217. 16768
[Report of committee relative to senatorial districts] : p. 234, 235.
16769
[New rules recommended by the committee on rules]: p. 246-252.
16770
[Report of committee relative to terms of county judges] : p. 259.
16771
[Report of joint committee appointed to bum certain bonds] : p. 326,
3^7. 16772
[Veto message of the governor relative to bill concerning appointment
of certain officers of the penitentiary] : p. 360. 1677d
[Report of committee relative to Charles L. Powell's securities as
sheriflr): p. 368. 16774
[Opinion of attorney general, James G. Field, as to pay of members
of the general assembly] : p. 424. 1677S
[Veto message of governor relative to bill to re-establish the public
creditj: p. 440-443. 16776
[Protest of certain senators relative to bill concerning Richmond and
Danville railroad]: p. 451, 452. 16777
Members of senate who served Dec. 3, 1879-March 9, 1880. 16778
Senate documents :
Communication from [F. W. M. Holliday] the governor of Virginia,
transmitting list of pardons and commutations of punishment granted dur-
ing the past year, with reasons therefor. Senate doc. no. I. 16779
4 p. 23cm.
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. Senate doc. no. II. 16780
13 p. 23cm.
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Communication from the second auditor, in response to seMftte reso-
lution as to whut amount of the state deirf: has been refunded, and the
amount of each class of bonds issued in lieu of old bends to date. Senate
doc. no. III. 16781
[1] p. 23cm.
■ iiimunication from [W. F. Taylor] the auditor of public accounts,
in response to a resolution of the senate as to amount due public insiitu-
tions of the state, and the amount estimated to come into the treasury by
January 1, 1860. Senate doc. no. IV. 14782
S p. t3cm.
Communication from [W. H. RuiTner] the superinteadent of public
instruction, in response to a resolution of the senate catlMg for a statement
showing the commencement and expiration of the terms of all county super-
intendents of the state. Senate doc. no. V. 16788
5 p. 23cm.
Communication from [R. M. T. Hunter] the treasurer of Virginia, in
response to a resolution of the senate calling for information as to the
expenditures rendered necessary by the act of March 28, 1879, for funding
the public debt. Senate doc. no. Vl. 16784
4 p. 23cm.
Report of the special joint committee to take ui inventory of valuable
papers in the office of the treasurer of the commonwealth. Senaiie doc. no.
VIL 16785
11 p. 23em.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to a
resolution of the senate as to the monthly net receipts of the Moflfett r«t-,
ister from January 1, 1878, to January 1, 1880. Senate doc. no. VIII. 16786
2 p. 23cm.
Communication from [John E. Massey] the auditor of public ac-
counts, in response to a resolution of the senate calling for informatioii
as to the amoimt of revenue derived from the sale of liquors, each year, for
the last four years. Senate doc. no. IX. 16787
2 p. 23cm.
Communication from [H. H. Dyson] the second auditor, in response
to a resolution of the senate calling for information as to the amount and
character of the public debt. Senate doc. no. X. 16788
4 p. 23cm.
Communication from the |;ovemor of Virginia enclosing a communi-
cation from E. S. Baker, commissioner, in response to a resoluti<m of tbe
senate asking information as to what progress has been made in the mat-
ter of ascertaining the boundary line between Virginia and West Virginia.
Senate doc. lio. XI. 16789
2 p. 23cm.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to a
resolution of the senate calling for information as to the arrearages due
the literary fund and public school fund for each successive year prior to
1880, &c. Senate doc. no. XII. 16790
3 p. 23cm.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to a
resolution of the senate calling for a statement showing the amount re-
ceived each year, on account of the capitation tax, from 1871 to 1880.
Senate doc. no. XIII. 16791
3 p. 23cm.
Communication from the governor of Virginia in response to a reso-
lution of the senate calling for information as to vacancies existing in the
board of visitors of the Virginia agricultural and mechanical college, &c.
Senate doc. no. XIV. 16792
[1] p. 23cm.
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Conuntmicatioii from the auditor of public aooovuiU in regpona* to a
Tesolution askiiis what deductions are to be made on account of uncolleoted
taxes from amounts reported by him January 26, 1880. Senate doc. no. XV.
16793
ID p. item. , ^
Communication from the second auditor in response to a resolution
of the senate calling for a statement as to the amount of the public debt
in April, 1861, Apnl, 1865, and July, 1869, &c Senate doc. no. XVI.
16794
2 p. IScoi.
Communication from auditor of public accounts in response to a reso-
lution calling for a statement "of the standing and condition of the ac-
counts of the treasurer of each county and corporation of the state up to
the Ist day of December, 1879." Senate doc. no. XVII. 1679i
12 p. 23cm.
Communication from auditor at public accounts in response to a reso-
hition of the senate as to what amount of money has been paid out of the
treasury on account of convicts who hanre worked on the James river and
Kanawha canal, and are now at work on the Buchanan and Clifton Forge
and other railroads, &c. Senate doc. no. XVIII. 16796
4 p. 23cm.
Report of the joint committee appointed to investigate the settlement
made by the auditor of public accounts with the agents of the state in the
matter of Charles L. Powdl's securities on his official bond as 8h«-iff of
Pittsylvania county. Senate doc. no. XTX. 16797
4 p. 23cm.
Report of the joint committee appointed to investigate the condition
of the aifairs of the general agent and storekeeper of the penitentiary.
Senate doc. no. XX. 16798
IS p. 23cm.
Report of the special committee in relation to the alleged indebted-
ness of Dfflipis Jfielder, late sheriff of Grayson county, and the connection
therewith of H. K. Ellyson, late sheriff of the city of Richmond. Senate
doc. no. XXI. 16799
21 p. 23cm.
Index: 66 p.
Annual Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia, for the year ending September 30,
1879. Richmond : R. E. Frayser, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1879. 16800
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts of the commonwealth
of Virginia [and accompanying documents] for the year ending Sept. 80,
1879. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent public printing. 1879.
16801
11. 7, 28. 3. 3. 3, 6, 3, 79, 20. 30. 3. 3, 3. 6, 7, 15. 4, 6, 6. 3. 10, 1, 1, 3, 4,
IS, 10. 11 p. WUUam F. Taylor, auditor.
The titles of the accompanyinir documents are not listed here; they
correspond, in the main, with those listed under the auditor's report for
1876. In addition to the usual flnancial statements this report includes an
Abstract from the returns of marriages, births and deaths for 1878, an Ab-
stract from returns of superintendents of the poor for 1878, and a Statement
showing- the number of lunatics not in any asylum.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virginia and the literary fund; also, the report of the commissioners of the
sinUng fund for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1879. Richmond: R. E.
IVayser, superintendent public printinj;. 1879. 16802
24, 7 p. Asa Rogers, second auditor.
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Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year end-
ing September 30, 1879. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent public
pmiting. 1879. 168«a
IS p. R. M. T. Hunter, treasurer.
Annual report of the boarrt of directors of the Virginia penitentiary
with accompanying documents, for the year ending Sept. 30, 1879. Rich-
mond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent public printing. 1879. 16804
46 p. Samuel A. Swann, superintendent.
Annual report of the attorney general of the state of Virginia, for
the year 1878-79. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent public print-
ing. 1879. 16805
6 p. James G. Field, attorney general.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing of the state
of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1879. Richmond: R. E.
Frayser, superintendent public printing. . 1879. 16806
9 p. R. E. Frayser, superintendent.
Annual report of the commissioner of fisheries of the state of Vir-
ginia, for the year 1879. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent public
printing. 1879. 16807
23 p. M. McDonald, commissioner. Includes Circular in reference
to an act to prevent obstruction to the free passage of fish In the streams
of the state; Description of McDonald's flsh-way.
Annual report of the board of visitors and superintendent of the Vir-
ginia military institute, for the year ending July I, 1879. Richmond: R. E.
Frayser, superintendent public printing. 1879. 16808
17 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
Annual report of the board of visitors of the University of Virginia
for the fiscal year ending May 31, 1879. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, super-
intendent public printing. 1879. 16809
.10. [1] p. A. H. H. Stuart, rector. Includes a reprint of Report of
commissioners appointed to flx the site of the University of Virginia. FAug.
4, 1818, prel>area by Thomas Jefferson]
Reports of the board of directors and of the assistant physicians
and steward of the Western lunatic asylum of Virginia for tne fiscal year
1878-79. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent public printing. 1879.
16810
23 p. William Hamilton, E. C. Fisher, assistant physicians.
Reports of the board of directors and of the medical superintendent
of the Central lunatic asylum (for colored insane), Virginia, for the fiscal
year 1878-79. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent public printing.
1879. T6811
39 p. Randolph Barksdale, superintendent.
Annual report of the Eastern lunatic asylum of Virginia for the
fiscal year ending September 30, 1879. Richmond: R. E. Fniyser, super-
intendent public printing. 1879. 16812
37 p. H. Black, superintendent.
Annual report of the institution for the education of the desf and
dumb and the blind to the general assembly of Virginia, for the fiscal year
ending Sept. 30, 1879. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent public
printing. 1879. 16813
27 p. L. Poyntz. principal.
Virginia school report. 1879. Ninth annual report of the superin-
tendent of public instruction for the year ending July 31, 1879. Richmond:
R. E. Frayser, superintendent public printing. 1879. 16S14
52, xliii p. W. H. Ruftner, superintendent.
Report of the executive committee for the board of visitors of the
Agn'icultural and mechanical college of Virginia, for the year ending August
13, 1879. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent public printing. 1879.
1681S
11 p. C. L. C. Minor, president. Also bound with the separate edition
of the Virginia school report for 1879.
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Report of the principal of the Hampton normal and agricultural insti-
tute, for the year ending July 30, 1879. Richmond: R. £. Frayser, super-
intendent public printing. 1879. 16816
17 p. S. C. Armstrong, principal. Also bound with the separate edi-
tion of the VirKlnia school report for 1879.
Annual report of the adjutant general of the state of Virjfinia, for
the year ending November 1, 1879. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent
public printing. 1879. 16817
30 p. James McDonald, adjutant g:eneral.
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the sreneral assembly
of the State of Virgrinia during the session of 1879-80. Rich-
mond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1880.
16818
343 p. 23cm.
Commissioners of deeds; Magisterial districts; Separate election pre-
cincts; Receipts and disbursements, year ending 30th Sep., 1879; Account
of state indebtedness; Terms of courts: p. 299-323. 16819
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia, by Peachy R. Grattan. Vol. 32. From July 17,
1879, to February 19, 1880. Richmond, R. F. Walker, superin-
tendent public printing, 1880. 16820
[xxlv], 999 p. 22H cm.
Cited «s 73 Va. reports.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports: R.
C. Li. Moncure, president, Joseph Christian, Francis T. Anderson, Waller R.
Staples, Edward C. Burks. Attorney general: James G. Field.
♦Virginia reports . . . annotated under the supervision
of Thomas Johnson Michie. [Volumes 32 and 33, Grattan's re-
ports. 1879-1880] Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company,
law publishers, 1900. 16821
664 p. 25 cm.
Separate Documents; MiseelUmea
Deacriptiim. A hand-book of Virginia. By the commissioner of agri-
culture. Richmond: R. E. Frayser, superintendent public printing. 1879.
16822
2 p. 1., 144 p. 22Hcm. Thos. Pollard, commissioner.
Contents. — Tidewater. Middle, Va., sandstones overlylnir the primary
rocks. OeoloKy of the coalfields In Middle Va. The auriferous rocks and
gold region of middle Va. Other minerals found In the regioa west of the
ernelss. Rocks, ores, soil, etc., of the reKion west of the limestone, up the
-vrestern flank of the Blue rld^e. Rocks of the Blue ridre, coramenclngr at
the base of Turk's »rap. The valley of Va. North mountain & Alleghany
region. Southwestern district. Plaster banks, Va., historical and Keographl-
cal. Advantages of location In southeastern Va.; labor, schools, churches.
be&Ith, crops, etc. Health of Va. Remarks on the resources of Va. Pro-
ductions. Timber. Manufactures. Advantages for manufacturinfr, and water-
po^ver. Commerce of Va. — Richmond and Norfolk. Transportation. Imral-
g-sitlon to Va. Labor. Mineral springs. Minerals. Mines. Education.
tsher Instruction, collegres. Va. and England. Va. by counties.
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A hand-book off Virginia. By the cpmmisBioner of agricaltarc.
2d ed. Richmond, R. E. Frayser, superintendent public printing, 1879.
1682S
4 D. 1., 182 D. fold. map. 22Ucra.
Education. Circular no. 233. . Concerning the tax receivable warrants.
[Letter to county and city superintendents of schools, signed W. H. Ruff-
ner, superintendent of public instruction] Richmond, Va., Nov. 24, 1879.
16824
caption-title. 3 p. 22Hcin.
Communication from the superintendent of public instruction
[W. H. RufFnerl in response to a resolution of the house of delegates re-
questing him to explain when, how, and by whom the diversion of school
funds was made, and to what other and different objects the public school
funds have been applied, &c., &c. [Issued by the Virginia department of
public instruction. Richmond. Va., Jam. 13, 1879] 16825
caption-title. 8 p. 22Hcm. ^_^
The superintendent of public instruction not a politician. From
annual report of the superintendent of public instruction for 1879 — written
early in October [By W. H. Ruffner] [Issued by the Virginia department
of public instruction] [1879] 1682C
caption-title, 9 p. 22M cm.
General assembly. [Bills of the house of delegates of Virginia for the
session 1879-80. Bills nos. 1-3431 16827
Copy in the Vlrelnia State Library. 23cm.
Manual of members, officers, and standing committees and
rules of the senate of Virginia, also, the constitution of Virginia, &c., &c.
Session of 1879-80. Rlehmcmd: R. F. Walker, supt. public printing, 1880.
16826
87 p. 14cm.
Hampton institate. Catalogue of the Hampton normal and agri-
cnltural institute. Hampton, Virginia. For the academical year 1878-&.
Incorporated in 1870 by special act of the general assembly of Virginia.
Opened in 1870. Hampton, Virginia: normal school steam press. 1879.
16829
26 p. front. 21cm.
[Report of the Hampton normal and agricultural institate,
for 1879] ' 16830
Copy not seen.
Law. 'Institutes of common and statute law. By John B. Minor,
LL. D., professor of common and statute law in the University of Virginia.
Volume 4. The practice of the law in civil cases, including the subject of
pleading. In 2 parts. <Part 2. Richmond: Printed by the author . . .
1879. 16831
p. 887-1665. 8vo.
'The Virginia law journal, vol. 3. January-December, 1879.
George L. Christian, ^tor. J. W. Randolph & English, Richmond. 16832
vlii, 791 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia courts.
Special articles: The Vlrelnia married woman's act, by C. W. W.; The
proposed amendments to the Judiciary act,, by Robt. W. Hugrhes; Uncommunl-
cated threats, S. C. Graham; The Virginia married woman's act, by John
Hunter, Jr.; Can states be compelled to pay their debts,' by W. H. Burroughs:
The Virginia married woman's act, by W. D. Dabney; The poor man's law,
by G. P.; Francis I^ee Smith; Who may hold county courts in certain cases,
by Jackson Guy; The effect of the death of the drawer of a checlc, by John
W. Daniel; The poor man's law, by C. L. P.; The case of Brown v. Burton,
by Wm. L. Royall; Evidence, by S. C. Graham; The poor man's law, by O. &
G.; Brown v. Burton, by B. T. C[rumpl: Do federal Judgments require to h©
docketed in Virginia, by Frank W. Christian; What Is municipal law. by
Samuel D. Davies; Sditlons of the code, by Wm. Green; The separate estate
of married women, by J. M. M.
Railroads. Third annual report of the railroad commissioner of the
State of Virginia. Richmond: J. W. Randolph St, English, 1879. 168SS
223, [1] p. 23cm. Thomas H. Carter, commissioner.
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Includes Proceedings of the 1st, Xd and 3rd national conventions of
railroad oommisslonera; Communication from the commissioner responsive
t« resolution of tbe senate in reference to comparative rates of transporta-
tion on railroads in 1873 and 1878.
Appendix: Reports of railroad companies operating in Virginia.
UidTcnity of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia. Fifty-fifth session. 1878-9. Richmond: Whit-
.tet & Shepperson, printers, cor. 10th and Main Sts. 1879. 168S1
Virginia agricnltural and mechanical cirilege. [Catalogue of the Vir-
ginia agncultoral and mechanical college. Blacksburg. Session of 1878-
1879] 16835
No copy seen.
Virginia military institvte. Virginia military institute, Lexington,
Vs. Official register, 1878-1879. 16886
43 p. 19cm.
Semi-annual report of the superintendent of the Virginia mili-
tary institute, enclosing the report of a geological and mineral examina-
tion of a portion of the James liver iron-belt, oy M. McDonald, professor
of geology. Richmond, R. £. Frayser, superintendent public printing, 1879.
16837
23 p. front (fold, map) 23cm. Superintendent: Francis H. Smith.
Ordered by the senate Jan. 18. 1879.
1880
Annual Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards, and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia, for the year ending September 30,
1880. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1881. 16838
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts [and accompanying
documents] to the general assembly of Virginia, for the year ending Sep-
tember 30, 1880. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public pnnting.
1881. 16839
' 16, 8. 3. 1, 28, 3, 7. 7. 11, 4, 7, 8, fi, 4, 1, 6, 3. 8, 32, 8, 18. S. p. John
B. Hassey, auditor. The titles of the accompanying documents are not
listed here; they correspond, in the main, with those listed under the audi-
tor's report for 1876. In addition to the usual financial statements, the re-
port includes an Abstract from the returns of marriages, births and deaths
for 1879, an Abstract from returns of the superintendents of the poor for
1879, and a Statement showing the number of lunatics not In any asylum.
Report of the second auditor on tlie condition of the public debt of
Virginia and the literary fund; also, the report of the compnissioners of
the sinking fund for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1880. Richmond:
R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1880. 16840
18, 5. 8 p. H. H. Dyson, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
Septonber 30, 1880. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public
printing. 1880. 16841
if p. C. M. Reynolds, treasurer.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary
with accompanying documents, for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1880. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public pnnting. 1880.
16842
54 p. Samuel C. Williams, superintendent.
Annual report of the attorney general of the state of Virginia for the
year 1879-80. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing.
1880. 16843
5 p. James O. Field, attorney general.
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Annual report of the superintendent of public printing of the stat-e
of Virginia for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1880. Richmond: R. F.
Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1880. 16844
8 p. R. F. Walker, superintendent.
Annual report of the fish commissioner. Appendix: The carp, and
its culture in rivers and lakes, and its introduction into America. By Ru-
dolph Hessel . . . Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public
printing. 1880. 16845
31 o.
Annual report of the board of visitors and superintendent of the
Virginia military institute for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1880. Rich-
mond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1880. 16846
IS p. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
Annual report of the board of visitors of the University of Virginia
for the fiscal year 1879-80. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of
public printing. 1880. 16847
15 p. A. H. H. Stuart, rector.
Reports of the board of directors *nd of the medical superintendent
of the Western lunatic asylum of Virginia for the fiscal year 1879-80.
Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1880. 16848
38 p. A. M. Fauntleroy, superintendent.
Reports of the board of directors and of the medical superintendent
of the Central lunatic asylum, (for colored insane), Virginia, for the fiscal
year 1879-80. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing.
1880. 1684»
33, [1] p. Randolph Barksdale, superintendent.
Annual report of the Eastern lunatic asylum of Virginia for the
fiscal year ending September 30, 1880. Richmond: James E. Goods,
printer. 1880. 168SO
29 p. H. Black, superintendent.
Annual report of the institution for the education of the deaf and
dumb and the blind, to the general assembly of Virginia, for the fiscal
year ending Sept. 30, 1880. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of
public printing. 1880. 16851
29 p. Thomas S. Doyle, principal.
Virginia school report. 1880. Tenth annual report of the superin-
tendent of public instruction for the year ending July 31, 1880. Richmond:
R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1880. 16852
144 p. W. H. Ruffner, superintendent. Address of Dr. Ruftner at
memorial meeting in honor of Dr. Barnas Sears: p. 114-116; The progress of
education in Virginia, 1870-1880: p. 117-138.
Report of the Agricultural and mechanical college of Virginia for the
year ending June 12, 1880. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent pub-
lic printing. 1880. 1685S
39 p. Includes W. H. Ruftner's repoM to the board of visitors Irela-
tive to his tour of observation and inquiry among technical colleges];
Manual labor at the Michigan agricultural college, by T. C. Abbot. Also
bound with the separate edition of the Virginia school report for 1880.
Report of the Hampton normal and agricultural institute, for the year
ending June 30. 1880. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public
printing. 1880. 16854
15 p. S. C. Armstrong, principal. Also bound with the separate
edition of the Virginia school report for 1880.
Annual report of the adjutant-general of the state of Virginia for ths
year 1879-80. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing.
1880. 16855
24 p. James McDonald, adjutant general.
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Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia, by Peachy R. Grattan. Vol, 33. From March 1 to No-
vember 1, 1880. Richmond, R. F. Walker, superintendent of
public printing, 1881. 16856
(xxiii], 9S7 p. 22Hcin.
Cited as 74 Va. reports.
Judfres of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
R. C. L. Moncure, president, Joseph Christian, Francis T. Anderson, Waller
R. Staples, Edward C. Burks. Attorney general: James G. Field.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Agricultore. Fourth annual report of the commissioner of agricul-
ture of Virginia. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing.
1880. 16857
2-166 p. 22Hcin.
Thomas Pollard, commissioner. Report dated Dec. 1, 1880.
Contents. — Condition of agriculture in Va. The corn crop. Wheat —
best time to sell wheat. Tobacco. Condition and statistics of hay crop, oats,
cotton, peanuts, Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes, fruits, stock. Cultivation of
crops [including: letters from many farmers in Virginia] corn, wheat crop
and clover. Oats, rye, millet, cotton, peanuts, Irish and sweet potatoes,
melons, grapes, apples and other fruits. Orapes. Varieties to plant, prun-
ing, training, etc. Wine making in the Piedmont region by Oscar Fierson.
Grape culture in Albemarle by H. M. Magruder. Vegetables and trucking
interest of Va. Cultivation and fertilizers. Sweet potato culture by Jas.
G. Tinsley. Irish potatoes. Turnips. Beets and asparagus. Commercial fer-
tilizers— will they pay? Composts. Farmers should read and study agri-
culture. Improvement in agriculture. Ensilage. Fodder corn. Can the large
tracts of land in lower Va. be improved and utilized, etc. New industries
for Va. Sorghum. Machinery. Silk worms. Jute. Weights and measures.
Analysis of fertilizers in 1880, made by W. H. Taylor, state chemist. W. G.
Barnett's process for curing tobacco.
Education. The educational journal of Virginia, v. 11, nos. 1-12,
Jan. to Dec.. 1880. Richmond. 16858
430 p. 22cm. Wm. F. Fox, editor: W. H. RulTner, editor ofllcial
dept. Includes the ofBcial instructions and circulars of the department of
puulic instruction.
Hampton institute. Hampton normal and agricultural institute. An-
nual reports for the academical and fiscal year ending June 30, 1880.
Hampton, Virginia: Normal school steam press, 1880. 16859
62 p. 20cm.
Catalogue of the Hampton normal and agricultural institute,
at Hampton, Virginia, for the academical year, 1879-80. Hampton:
Printed at the institute press. 1880. 16860
28 p. front. 21cm.
Law. *The Virginia law journal, vol. 4. January-December, 1880.
George L. Christian, editor. J. W. Randolph & English, Richmond. 16861
799 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia courts.
Special articles: The Judicial term of office In Virginia, by Geo. L.
Christian; The Virginia married womtin's acts, by John O. Steger; County
Judges, by Geo. L. Christian: Dying without issue under Va. statutes, by
C. A. G.; Evidence, by S. C. Graham; What effect has the recital of a simple
contract debt in a deed of trust upon the operation of the statute of limita-
tions? by James P. Harrison; Proceedings against absent defendants, by Wm.
Archer Cocke; Impeachment of witnesses, gy J. F. K.; The assessment of
lands by railroad companies, by E. R. W.; The value of the Roman law to
the modern world, by B. T. Crump; Patrick Henry Aylett; Has an insolent
testator the power of preference among creditors of different classes? by
Samuel D. Davles; The distinctions under the constitution of the U. S. be-
tween law and equity ... by Wm. Archer Cocke; Construction of the
married woman's act, by Henry Hudnall; Validity of statutes authorizing
the accused to testify, by Wm. A. Maury.
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Medical c«dlege of Yirgrinia. Medical college of Virginia, Richmond.
Announcement for the session of 1880-'81, and catalogne of graduates for
the session of 1879-80. Richmond, Wm. Ellis Jones, printer, 1880. 16862
12 D. 23cm.
Railroads. Fourth annual report of the railroad commissioner of the
state of Virginia. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing,
1881. 16863
2S2, [1] p. 23cin. James McDonald, railroad commissioner. In-
cludes a brief statement of early railroad leeislatlon of Virginia; letters of
Hon. Jeremiah S. Black, and of George Tlcknor Curtis relative to the rela-
tion of railroads to the state. Appendix: Reports of railroad companies
operating in Virginia.
Riadleberger bilL The Riddleberger bill, as passed by the general
assembly at the session of 1879-80. and vetoed by the governor. Printed by
order of the senate. [18801 16864
15 p. 2 Bent.
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virgina. Fifty-sixth session, 1879-80. Richmond, Whit-
tet & Shepperson, printed. 1880.. 1686.5
63, .[1] p. 22cm.
A sketch of the history of the University of Virginia, together
with a catalogue of the professors and instructors, the graduates in Jaw
and medicine, and the masters and bachelors of arts, etc., since the founda-
tion of the institution. Charlottesville, Va., Chronicle steam book and job
printing house, 1880. 16866
66 p. 21 Hem.
Virginia military institute. Virginia military institute, Lexington.
Va. Official register. 1879-1880. 16867
42 p. J9cm.
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Journal of the house of delegrates of the state of Virginia
for the session of 1881-2. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superin-
tendent public printing. 1881. 16868
621 p. 22.3cm.
Session began Dec. 7, 1881 and ended March 6, 1882. I. C. Fowler,
speaker. . , , . ,
[List of members transmitted by the secretary of the common-
wealth] : p. 3-5. 16869
FMessage from the governor, F. W. M. Holliday] : p. 9-14. 168T0
[Rules]: p. 14-22. 16871
Joint resolutions proposing an amendment to the first section, article
3, of the constitution, concerning the elective franchise: p. 24-26. 16872
Rules for joint assembly with senate in counting votes for governor
and lieutenant governor: p. 27, 28. 16873
TThe vote for governor and lieutenant governor] : p. 33. 16874
fReport of committee on contested case of J. A. Frazier and J. B.
Lady, and R. K. Dunlap and W. F. B. Leech of Rockbridge] : p. 45-65.
16875
Joint rules for house and senate when convened for election of U. S.
senators: p. 59, «»0. 16876
[Message from the governor, W. E. Cameron, relative to public debt,
ft«e schools, suffrage, railroads, department of agriculture, charitable in-
stitutions and federal relations] : p. 99-103. 16877
[Report of committee relative to smallpox in Richmond] : p. 114, 115.
^ 16878
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[Resolations relative to George Wythe Munford, with biographical
sketch]: p. 132, 133. 16879
[Report of committee as to authority under the constitution for elec-
tion of judges to fill unexpired terms]: p. 229-23S. 16880
[Report of committee on contested case of I. R. Duck and Gavin
Rawls of Isle of Wight] : p. 264-270. 16881
[Message from the governor, vetoing the bill to suppress duelling]:
p. 365. 16882
Index: p. 467-621.
[Documents as appendix] :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. House doc. no. I. 16883
2? p.
Report of the special committee appointed to examine the books and
valuable papers in the second auditor's office. House doc. no. II. 16884
303 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts, responsive to
house resolution relative to capitation tax paid since adoption of constitu-
tional amendments, etc. House doc. no. III. 16885 -
4 p.
Communication from the superintendent of public instruction, re-
sponsive to house resolution calling for certain information in relation to
teachers and pupils in the public schools. House doc. no. IV. 16886
5 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts, responsive to
house resolution calling for information relative to applications for com-
mutation of limbs, eyes, &c. House doc. no. V. 16887
9 p. Includes a list of disabled soldiers who have been paid $S0 each.
Communication from the treasurer of the commonwealth, responsive
to house resolution requesting information as to counterfeit or forged
obligations of the commonwealth. House doc. no. VI. 16888
2 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts, responsive to
house resolution rec^uesting information as to amount of criminal charges,
fines, &c., for certam years. House doc. no. VII. 16889
8 p.
Communication from the second auditor responsive to house resolu-
tion requesting information as to counterfeit or forged obligations of the
commonwealth. House doc. no. VIII. 16890
[1] p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia, transmitting report
of second auditor on the condition of the Miller fund, and the report of
John A. Parker, agent of the state, as to certain claims against the United
States. House doc. no. IX. 16891
11 p.
Communication from the register of the land office responsive to
house resolution calling for information as to the commonwealth's interest
in certain lands and lots, &c. [in Richmond] House doc. no. X. 16892
3 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts, responsive to
resolution of the house of delegates. House doc. no. XI. 16893
6 p.
Communication from the secretary of the commonwealth, responsive
to resolution of tiie house of delegates calling for certain information in
regard to clerical labor required in his office, &c., and fees, &c., in certain
years. House doc. no. XII. 16894
3 p.
Report of the special joint committee to examine the treasurer's office.
House doc. no. XIH. 16895
6 p.
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Communication from the attorney-general, in response to a resolution
of the finance committee of the house of delegates, asking his opinion in
regard to liability for missing coupons, &c. House doc. no. XIV. 16896
3 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts, in response to
a resolution asking for statements of collections or delinquent or insolvent
taxes. House doc. no. XV. 16897
7 p.
Report of the special joint committee appointed to examine the office
of auditor of public accounts. House doc. no. XVI. 16898
4 p.
Index to house documents. Regular session. 2 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wed-
nesday, December 7, 1881, being the one hundred and sixth year
of the commonwealth. Richmond : R. F. Walker, superintendent
of public printing. 1881. 16899
393 p. 22.3cm.
Session met Dec. 7, 1881 and ended March 6. 1882. James A. Walker,
lieutenant grovernor, president.
(List of members of the senate] : p. 3, 4. 16900
Rules]: p. 5-10. 16901
Message of the governor, F. W. M. Holliday, Dec. 7, 1881] : p. 16-21.
16902
Rules for joint assembly: p. 26, 41, 42. 1690S
[The vote for governor]: p. 30. 16904
[Letter from S. Bassett French relating to his proposed new edition
of the code] : p. 34. 16905
[Communication from governor asking compensation for services of
William J. Robertson, and E. P. Dandrid^e]: p. 64. 16906
[Message from the governor, William E. Cameron, Jan. 6, 1882]:
p. 70-74. 16907
1000 copies in addition to usual number printed for senate.
[Report of joint committee relative to prevalence of smallpox in city
of Richmond] : p. 87, 95, 96. 16908
[Veto message of the ^vemor, relative to bill consolidating the
Richmond and southwestern railway company with the Virginia, Kentucky
and Ohio narrow gauge railroad company under name of Richmond ana
Louisville railroad company]: p. 102-104. 16909
Senate documents:
Communication from [W. H. Ruffner] the superintendent of public
instruction, responsive to resolution of the senate [December 8. 1881] call-
ing for a statement showing the commencement and expiration of the terms
of all cotmty superintendents. Senate doc. no. I. 16910
4 p.
Communication from [F. W. M. Holliday] the governor of Virginia,
transmitting the correspondence relating to the portraits of the Count de
Rochambeau and Hon. William S. Archer, presented to the state. Senate
doc. no. II. 16911
7 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia, transmitting a sup-
plemental report of the board of directors of the Eastern lunatic asyluoi.
Senate doc. no. III. 16912
5 p.
Communication from the g:ovemor of Virginia, transmitting the cor-
respondence relating to the donation to the state by Miss Keane of a portrait
of President James Monroe. Senate doc. no. IV. 16913
4 p.
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Communication from the governor of Virginia, transmitting the pro-
€eeding8 of the board of public works in relation to the sale of the state a
claim against the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad company. Sen-
ate doc. no. V. 16914
4 p.
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. Senate doc. no. VI. 16915
22 p. ■ ,
Communication from [James G. Field) the late attorney-general, re-
sponsive to senate resolution [December 21, 1881] calling for a statement
as to the condition of the state's interest in the cause of Butler E. Barlow,
surviving trustee, against the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad com-
pany, now pending in the supreme court of the United States. Senate doc.
no. Vn. 16916
2 p.
Communication from [John E. Massey] the auditor of public ac-
counts, responsive to a senate resolution calling for a statement as to the
amount of money paid annually to maimed and disabled Confederate sol-
diers since October 1866. Senate doc. no. VIII. 16917
2 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts, responsive to
senate resolution requesting information as to stolen and spurious bonds of
the commonwealth. Senate doc. no. IX. 16918
2 p.
Communication from [C. M. Reynolds] the treasurer of the common-
wealth, responsive to senate resolution requesting information as to stolm
and spurious bonds of the commonwealth. Senate doc. no. X. 16919
2 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts, responsive to
senate resolution [January 9, 1882] calling for information as to the
amount of arrears due the school fund annually since 1875, &c., and the
amount and character of the state's interest in the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio railroad prior to the consolidation. Senate doc. no. XI. 16920
6 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts responsive to
senate resolution requesting information as to the indebtedness of the Rich-
mond and Danville irailroad company to the state on account of the loau
made said company under act of February 9, 1853, &c. Senate doc. no.
XII. 16921
13 p.
Communication from [T. T. Fauntleroy] the secretary of the com-
monwealth, responsive to senate resolution [December 9, 1881] requesting
information as to Virginia reports on hand, &c. Senate doc. no. XIII.
16922
« p.
Communication from [P. S. Blair] the attorney-general, responsive to
senate resolution [January 14, 1882] requesting information as to whether
tobacco samplers are state officers, &c. Senate doc. no. XIV. 1692S
ti] p.
Communication from [H. H. Dyson] the second auditor, responsive
to senate resolution requesting information as to whether there are in ex-
istence any spurious, forged, or stolen bonds purporting to have been issued
under act of March 28, 1879, &c. Senate doc. no. XV. 16924
2 p.
Annual report of the superintendent of the penitentiary and of the
fi^eneral agent and storekeeper, for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1881. Senate doc. no. XVI. 16926
62 p. Samuel C. Williams, superintendent.
Communication from the governor «f Virginia, transmitting report
of the second auditor on the condition of the Miller fund, and the report of
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John A. Parker, agent of the state, as to certain claims against the United
States. Senate doc. no. XVII. 16926
n p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts, in response to a
resolution of the senate [February 4, 1882] calling for a statement of the
state's interest in the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Polomac railroad com-
pany, &c. Senate doc. no. XVIIl. 16927
[1] p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to a
resolution of the senate [February 7, 1882] calling for information as to
the amount due the state by the tipper Appomattox company &c. Senate
doc. no. XIX. 16928
[1] p.
Report of the special joint committee to examine the treasurer's-
office. Senate doc. no. XX. 16929
,5 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts, in response to
a resolution of the senate, calling for information as to the number of'
lunatics in the jails of the state, the cost of their maintenance, &c. Senate-
doc, no. XXI. 16930
* p.
Report of the special senate committee appointed to investigate
charges of bribery and corruption in connection wiUi any member or officer
of the general assembly, or any one elected to office or position by the gen-
eral assembly at either the present session or tiiat of 1879-80. Senate doc.
no. XXII. 16981
36 p.
Report of the special joint committee appointed to examine the office
of auditor of public accounts. Senate doc. no. XXIII. 16932
4 p.
Index. 52 p.
AnmuU Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards, and institutions of the
conunonwealth of Virginia for the year ending September 30,
1881. Richmond : R. F. Walker, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1881. 1693&
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts, to the general as-
sembly of Virginia, for the year ending September 30, 1881. Richmond:
R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1881. 16934
8. 11. 33, 4, 7 7. 4. 4, 3. 1, 7, 4. 3, 10. 3, S, 4 p. John B. Massey. auditor.
The titles of the accompanying documents are not listed here: they
correspond In the main with those listed under the auditor's report for 1876.
In addition to the usual financial statements the report Includes an Abstract
of the returns of the superintendents of the poor, an Abstract from the re-
turns of marriages, births and deaths, and Report of special joint committee
appointed to examine the office of the auditor.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virginia and the literary fund; also, the report of the commissioners of the
sinking fund for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1881. Richmond: R. F.
Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1881. 16935
20, 6 p.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1881. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public print-
ing. 1881. 1693*
15 p. C. M. Reynolds, treasurer.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing of the state
of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1881. Richmond: R. F.
Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1881. 16937
8 p. R. F. Walker, superintendent.
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Annual report of the attorney general of the state of Virginia for
the year 1880-81. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public
printing. 1881. 16938
4 p. James 6. Field, attorney general.
Annual report of the Eastern lunatic asylum, for the fiscal year end-
ing September 30, 1881. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public
printing. 1881. 169M
37 p. H. Black, superintendent.
Biennial reports of the board of directors and the medical superin-
tendent of the Eastern lunatic asylum of Virignia, for the fiscal year
1879-80, 1880-81. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public
printing. 1881. 16940
31 p. A. M. Fauntleroy, superintendent.
Reports of the board of directors and of the medical superintendent
of the central lunatic asylum, (for colored insane), Virginia, for the fiscal
year 1880-81. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing.
1881. IS941
33 p. Randolph Barksdale, superintendent.
Annual report of the institution for the education of the deaf and
dumb and the blind, at Staunton, Virginia, to the general assembly of Vir-
ginia, for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1881. Richmond: R. F. Walker,
superintendent of public printing. 1881. t«942
33 p. T. S. Doyle, principal.
Annual report of the board of visitors and superintendent of the Vir-
ginia military institute for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1881. Rich-
mond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1881. 1694S
20 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
Annual report of the board of visitors of the University of Virginia
for the fiscal year 1880-81. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of
public printing. 1881. 16944
12 p. A. H. H. Stuart, rector.
Virginia school report. 1881. Eleventh annual report of the super-
intendent of public instruction for the year ending July 31, 1881. Rich-
mond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1881. 16945
132 p. W. H. Ruffner, superintendent. This is the last of the reports
of Ruffner. In this report, he reviews the progress of education In Virginia
under his administration.
Report of the agricultural and mechanical college of Virginia, for the
year ending August 11, 1881. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent
of public printing. 1881. 16946
13 p. R. p. Carson, rector. Also bound with the separate edition of
the Virginia school report for 1381.
Report of the Hampton normal and agricultural institute, for the
year ending June 30, 1881. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of
public printing. 1881. 16947
19 p. S. C. Armstrong, principal. Also bound with the separate edition
of the Virginia school report for 1881.
Communication from the governor of Virginia, transmitting list of
pardons and commutations of punishment, granted during the past two
years, vrith reasons therefor. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of
public printing. 1881. 16948
10 p.
Annual report of the adjutant general of the state of Virginia for the
year 1880-81. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing.
1881. 16949
27 p. James McDonald adjutant general.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary
with accompanying documents, for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1881.
Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1881. 16950
67 p. Samuel C. Williams, superintendent.
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Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virginia during the session of 1881-82. Rich-
mond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1882.
16961
697 p. 23cin.
Commissioners of deeds; Magisterial districts; Separate election pre-
cincts; Receipts and disbursements for year ending Sep. 30, 1881; State
indebtedness; Terms of courts: p. 545-5fi7. 16952
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia. By James M. Matthews. Vol. 75. Civil cases from
January, 1881, to December, 1882. Criminal cases from January,
1881, to April, 1882. Richmond, R. F. Walker, superintendent
of public printing, 1882. 16953
[xxix], 1078 p. 22iScm.
Cited as 75 Va. reports.
Proceedings of the bar and bench of the city of Richmond November
24, 1881, upon the death of Peachy R. Grattan, late reporter of the supreme
court of appeals of Virginia, p. [v]-viii.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
R. C. L. Moncure, president, Joseph Christian, Francis T. Anderson, Waller
R. Staples, Edward C. Burks. Attorney general: James G. Field, Frank
S. Blair went into office January 1. 1882.
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. By George W. Hansbrough. Vol. 76. From December
1, 1881, to January 1, 1883. Richmond, R. F. Walker, superin-
tendent public printing, 1883. 16953a
[xlvil], 1159 p. 22Hom.
Cited as 76 Va. reports.
Proceedings of a meeting of members of the bar and bench from
various parts of the state, held in the court-room of the supreme court of
appeals November 9, 1882, to take action in memory of the honorable
Richard C. L. Moncure, late Dresident of the said court, p. [v]-xxiii.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
R. C. L. Moncure, president, who was unable to sit in any of the cases re-
ported in this volume, and died August 24, 1882; Joseph Christian, Francis
T. Anderson, Waller R. Staples, Edward C. Burks, Lunsford L. Lewis who
was appointed August 28, 1882 by governor Cameron to succeed judge
Moncure. Attorney general: Frank S. Blair.
♦Indexes to the Virginia and West Virginia reports: By
Henry A. Converse, esq., late of the Harrisonburg, Va., bar.
Edited by Howard R. Bayne, esq., of the Richmond bar. With
a memoir of the author by his brother, James B. Converse.
Richmond, West, Johnston & Co., 1881. 16954
ixll p.. 1 1., 359 p. 23% cm.
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Contents: Memoir of the author; Table of authorities; Index, Vir-
ginia citations; Index, West Virginia citations; Topical index to Grattan's
reports; Cases disapproved, distinguished and explained; Citations in the
33d volume of Grattan.
*An index to the Virginia reports, from Jefferson to 33d
Grattan, both inclusive. With a complete table of cases. By
William B. Martin, of the Norfolk, Va., bar. Richmond, J. W.
Randolph & English, 1881. 16956
2 p. 1., 688 p. 23cm.
This is a sviDject index.
Separate Documentsi Miscella/nea
AgricnUure. Fifth annual report of the commissioner of agriculture
of Virginia, accompanied with a treatise on "Sheep husbandry for Virginia.''
Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1881. 1S9S6
128 p. 22 Hem. Tliomas Pollard, commissioner.
Contents. — ^The work of the department. Condition of crops and agri-
culture in Va. lirape culture and wine malcingr. Condition of Steele.
Pleuro-pneumonla. Commercial fertilizers. Valuation of fertilizers. The re-
lation of the maize plant to the nitrogen supply. Will commercial fertilizers
pay? Improvement of lands. Composts. Diversifled crops and new indus-
tries. Cotton. Canning vegetables and fruits. Fruits. Drying of fruit by
evaporation. Salt as a fertilizer. Dairying, cheese and butter making. Min-
erals in Virginia. The gold belt in Va. Cultivation of the grasses and forage
plants for Va. Value of the hay crop. Suitability of Va. for grasses and for
plants — native grasses. Red clover. Orchard grass. Timothy. Herds grass —
red top. Meadow-oat grass. Lucerne-alfalfa. Sainfoin. Alslke or Swedish
clover. Hlllet. Crimson clover. White "clover. Blue grass-June grass-Ken.
blue grass. Forage plants. Fodder-corn^-ensllage. Sorghum— Chinese sugar
cane — sorgho. The common pea. Vetch or patridge pea. Rape, or caliseed,
the calza of France and our spring kale. Prlckley comfrey. Whether a
variety of grass seeds should be sown together. Best grasses for meadow
land. Fertilization of grass lands, including irrigation. Saving grass seed.
Making wood pastures. LAbor-saving implements for hay making. Nutritive
value of grasses. Selection of grass seeds. Weight of grass seeds and depth
of covering. Atlanta exposition. In conclusion. Analyses of fertilizers. Mis-
cellaneous analyses.
Bound with Thomas Pollard's Sheep husbandry for Virginia. 1881.
Archives Calendar of Virginia state papers and other manuscripts,
April 1, 1781, to December 31, 1781. Preserved in the capitol at Richmond.
Arranged and edited by Wm. P. Palmer, M. D., of Virginia, under the au-
thority of the legislature of Virginia. Prepared for publication by Sherwin
McRae, under authority of the library committee. Volume 2. Richmond,
James E. Goode, printer, 1881. 16957
Iv p., 1 1., 729 p. 2S%cm. Preface signed by Sherwin McRae.
"In eighteen hundred and seventy-two. Dr. Wm. P. Palmer was ap-
pointed by the general assembly of Virginia to prepare a calendar of the
historical manuscripts in the capitol building, to be printed under the direc-
tion of the committee on tlie library. Dr. Palmer promptly entered on the
discharge of this duty, and calendared the papers from December the 6th.
1652 (the earliest paper found In the archives), to the 3l8t of May, 1791, when
the fund provided by the legislature for the execution of the calendar having
been exhausted, the work was discontinued. That so much was accomplished
Is fortunate, and that tlie work was confided to so competent a hand is not
less fortunate. In 1876 the committee on the library directed the first volume
of the calendar, as arranged and edited by Dr. Palmer, to be printed under
his supervision.
In eighteen hundred and eighty, the committee on the library directed
the librarian to appoint some suitable person to prepare for publication other
volumes of the calendared manuscript. The second volume of the calendar
has been prepared for publication under this authority." Sherwin McRae.
Preface, p. [HI]
Chancery practice. *Barton's chancery practice. Pleading and prac-
tice in courts of chancery. By R. T. Barton, esq., of the Winchester (Va.)
bar. Richmond, Va., J. W. Randolph & English, 1881-1883. 16958
2 V.
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CommiaaonerB in other states. Provisions of the laws of Virgrinia
relating to commissioners in other states, territories, &c. [1881] 16969
6 p. 23cm.
Description. A hand-book of Virginia. By the commissioner of agri-
culture. Third edition. Richmond: R. P. Walker, superintendent public
printing. 1881. 169C0
8 p. 1., 189 p. 1 fold. map. 22Hcm. Thoa. Pollard, commissioner.
Contents. — Geologry of Va. Tidewater Va. Middle Va. — sandstone over-
lyingr primary rocks along; their eastern border. Geoloey of coal fields in
Middle Va. Auriferous rocks and eold regrlon of Middle Va. Minerals found
In refflon west of the gneiss. Rocks, ores, soil etc. of region west of the
limestone up the western Hank of the Blue Ridge. Rocks of the Blue Ridee.
Valley of Va. North mountain & Alleghany region. Southwestern district
of Va. Plaster banks. Va. historical & geographical. Advantages in south-
eastern Va. Health of Va. Remarks on resources of Va. Productions. Tim-
ber. Manufactures. Advantages for manufacturing, and water power.
Commerce of Va. Transportation. Immigration to Va. Labor. Mineral
springs. Minerals. Mines. Edifcation. Higher instruction — colleges. Va.
& England. Vbl. by counties. App'endix — census returns of crops and sheep
by -counties — reassessment of land — earnings & expenses of railroads.
A hand-book of Virginia. By the commissioner of agriculture.
Third edition. Richmond: Johns & Goolsby, steam printers. 1881. 16961
4 p. 1., 224 p. 1 fold. map. 23cm. TBound with:1 The Chesapeake &
Ohio railway.
The appendix & paging In this publication includes advertising matter
for the Richmond & Alleghany railroad, the Norfolk & Western, the Rich-
mond & Danville railroad, the Atlantic coast-line & the Seaboard air-line sys-
tem, and a list of associated transatlantic lines & associated railways of Va.
& the Carolinas. It also includes: Resources of Va. by Hon. John Sherman.
Tenth census of Va. 1880.
Education. The educational journal of Virginia, v. 12, nos. 1-12,
Jan. to Dec, 1881. Richmond. 16962
380. [2] p. 22Hcm. Wm. F. Fox, editor: W. H. Ruffner, editor official
department. Includes the official Instructions and circulars of the department
of public Instruction.
Elections. Extracts from the election law of the commonwealth of
Virginia [Prepared by the secretary of the commonwealth of Virginia!
1881. 16963
16 p. 24.5cm.
Registration law of Virginia as amended and in force in 1881.
Compiled by the secretary of the commonwealth. [18811 - 16964
8 p. 24.5cm.
General assembly. [Bills of the house of delegates of Virginia for
the session 1881-82. Bills nos. 4-393. 16965
Copy In the Virginia state library. 23cm.
Manual of members, officers, and standing committees and
rules of the house of delegates; also, the constitution of Vir^nia, &c., &c.
Session of 1881-2. Richmond: R. F. Walker, supt public printing, 1881.
1696C
95 p. 14.5cm.
Manual of members, oiHcers, and standing committees and
rules of the senate of Virginia; also, the constitution of Virj:inia, &c., &c.
Session of 1881-2. Richmond: R. F. Walker, supt. public printing, 1881.
16967
95 p. 14.5cm.
Governor. First message of Governor William E. Cameron t.o the
general assembly, January 6, 1882. 16968
8 p. 24. Bom.
Hampton institute. Hampton normal and agricultural institute. An-
nual reports for the academical and fiscal year ending June 30, 1881.
Hampton, Va.: Normal school steam press print, 1881. 16969
1 1., 83 p. 20cm. 4 unnumbered pages inserted after p. 2 entitled Sup-
plementary statement. ,
Catalogue of the Hampton normal and egncultural institute,
at Hampton. Virginia, for the academical year, 1880-81. Hampton: iirinted
at the institute steam press. 1881. 16970
29 p. front. 21cm.
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1881/82] A BibUograyhy of Virginia, 6^
Law. ' *The Virginia law journal, vol. 5. January-December, 1881.
George L. Christian, Samuel D. Davies, editors. J. W. Randolph and English,
Richmond. 16971
816 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia courts.
Spe<nal articles: la tbe mere possession ot a bond or note . . . su?-
flclent to entitle the holder to enforce payment of It?, by R. T. Barton; William
Green, LX,. D.; Liability for accidents, by John F. Kelly; Rlffht of subsequent
creditors to impeach a voluntary conveyance, by J. M. Brown; County Judires,
by Ro. Wylle; The lien of a Judgement . . . by T. R. B. Wright; Enforce-
ability of state contracts, by Wm. L. Royall; Jury trial — charging the jury,
by Wm. Archer Cocke; Privilege of witnesses; Order of payment of debts,
by E. R. W.; The lien of the fl. fa.; Taxation of national bank shares, by John
W. Daniel; Usury in brokers' loans, by Thos. N. Page; Equitable conversion
and reconversion, by S. D. D.; Has a creditor at large the right to impeach
an unrecorded deed, by R. M. Brown.
Medical college of Virginia. Medical college of Virginia, Richmond.
Announcement for the session of 1881-'82, and catalogue of graduates for
the session of 1880-81. Richmond, Wm. Ellis Jones. 1881. 16972
12 p. 23cm.
RaUroada. Fifth annual report of the railroad commissioner of the
state of Virginia. Richmond: R. F .Walker, superintendent public print-
ing, 1881. 16973
297, [21 p. 23cm. Asa Rogers, Jr., commissioner.
Appendix: Justice Woods's decision in U. S. circuit court for southera
district of Qeorgla, O. H. TlUey vs. Savannah, Florida and western rallwajr
company: Annual reports of railroad companies operating in Virginia.
Sheep. Sheep husbandry for Virginia. By Thos. Pollard, A. M., M. D.,
commissioner of agriculture of Virginia. Richmond: R. F. Walker, super-
intendent public printing. 1881. 16974
[146] p. 22Hcm. Bound with the 5th annual report of the commis-
sioner of agriculture, 1881. [Circular to prominent sheep -breeders in Vir-
ginia, and their replies. 1881]: p. 111-133.
Taxation. Charles city county. A list of insolvent capitation and
property taxes for the year 1881. [names] 16H75
4 p. 24cm.
Franklin county. District no. 1. Insolvent capitation and
property tax for the year 1881, with 5 per cent, added, rnames'l 16976
6 p. 24cm.
Frankiin county. District no. 2. Insolv'nt capitation and
property tax for the year 1881, with 6 per cent, added, [names] 16977
7 p. 24cm.
FVederick co. Back creek district. Insolvent capitation and
property tax for the year 1881, with 5 per cent, added, [names] 16978
2 p. 24cm.
Frederick co. Gainsborough district. Insolvent capitation and
property tax for the year 1881, with 5 per cent, added, [names] 16979
2 p. 24cm.
Frederick co. Opequon district. Insolvent capitation and
proi>erty tax for the year 1881, with 6 per cent, added, [names] 16989
2 p. 24cm.
■ Frederick co. Shawnee district. Insolvent capitation and
property tax for the yeai' 1881, with 5 per cent, added, [names] 1698x
2 p. 24cm.
Frederick co. Stonewall district. Insolvent capitation and
property tax for the year 1881, with 6 per cent, added, [names] 16982
2 p. 24cm.
Goochland co. Byrd district. Insolvent capitation and prop-
erty tax for the year 1881, with 5 per cent, added, [names] 16988
4 p. 24cm.
Goochland co. Dover district. Insolvent capitation and prop-
erty tax for tile year 1881, with 6 per cent, added, [names] 16984
4 p. 24cm.
Goochland co. Lickinghole district. Insolvent capitation and
property tax for the year 1881, with 5 per cent, added, [names] 16985
3 p. 24cro.
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Greene county. Monroe district. Insolvent capitation and
property tax for the year 1881, with 5 per cent added, [names] 16986
1 p. 24cm.
Greene county. Ruckersville district. Insolvent capitation and
property tax for the year 1881, with 5 per cent added, [names] 16987
2 p. 24cm.
Greene county. Stanardsville district. Insolvent capitation
and property tax for the year 1881, with 5 per cent added, [names] 16988
2 p. 24cm.
Hanover co. Beaver Dam district. Insolvent capitation and
property tax for the year 1881, with 5 per cent, added, [names] 16989
10 p. 24 Hem.
Hanover co. Ashland district Insolvent capitation and prop-
erty tax for ttie year 1881, with 5 per cent added, [names] 16990
11 p. 24 Hem.
' Hanover co. Henry district. Insolvent capitation and property
tax for the year 1881, with 5 per cent, added, [names] 16991
8 p. 24 Hem.
Isle of Wight CO. Insolvent capitation and property tax for
the year 1881, with 5 per cent added, [names] 16992
9 p. 24cm.
King George co. Potomac district. Insolvent capitation and
property tax for the year 1881, with 5 per cent added, [names] 1699S
2 p. 24cm.
King George co. Rappahannock district Insolvent capitation
and property tax for the year 1881, with 6 per cent, added, [names] 16994
2 p. 24cm.
King George co. Shiloh district. Insolvent capitation and
property tax for the year 1881, with 5 per cent, added, [names] 16995
1 p. 24cm.
Lee CO. District no. 1. Insolvent capitation and property tax
for the year 1881, with 5 per cent, added, [names] 16996
3 p. 24cm.
Lee CO. District no. 2. Insolvent capitation and property tax
for the year 1881, with 6 per cent added, [names] 16997
2 p. 24cm.
Lee CO. District no. 3. Insolvent capitation and property tax
for the year 1881, with 6 per cent added, [names] 16998
2 p. 24cm.
Mecklenburg co. A list of insolvent property and capitation
taxes for the year 1881. [names] 16999
38 p. 23cm.
— : — Prince Edward co. Hampden district. Insolvent capitation
and property tax for the year 1881, with 5 per cent added, [named] 17000
3 p. i!4em.
Richmond co. Famham district, a list of insolvent capitation
and property taxes for the year 1881. [names] 17001
1 p. 23 Hem.
Richmond co. Marshall district. A list of insolvent capitation
and property taxes for the year 1881. [names] 17002
3 p. 24cm.
Westmoreland co. Cople district. A list of insolvent capitation
and property taxes for the year 1881. [names] 17003
3 p. 23cm.
Westmoreland co. Montrose district. A list of insolvent capi-
tation and property taxes for the year 1881. [names] 17001
3 p. 23em.
Westmoreland co. Washington district A list of insolvent
capitation and property taxes for the year 1881. [names] 17005
3 p. 23em.
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1882] A Bibliogrwphy of Virginia 685
Laws in relation to commissioners and collectors of the public
revenue, etc., now in force: containing suggestions to, and forms for clerks
of courts. 1880 & 1881. Published by the auditor of public accounts.
Richmond, R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing, 1881. 17006
376 p. 23cin. John B. Magsey, auditor. List of commissioners o{ the
revenue: p. 343-349.
Virginia military institute. Virginia military institute, Lexington.
Va. Official register, 1880-1881. 17007
42 p. IS^cm.
1882 (MARCH)
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia
for the extra session of 1882. Richmond : R. F. Walker, super-
intendent public printing. 1882. 17008
320 p. 8vo.
Session began March 7, 1832 and ended April 22, 1882. I. C. Fowler,
speaker.
FP^oclamation of governor, convening the assembly]: p. 3. 17009
[Message from the governor, W. E. Cameron] : p. 4. 17010
[Report of committee as to whether there is a vacancy in the office
of superintendent of public instruction, and whether Fairfax county hat
a legal representative in the house] : p. 237, 238. 17011
[Report of committee as to whether H. R. PoUard, commonwealth's
attorney for King & Queen is entitled to a seat in this house] : p. 237-241.
17012
Members of the house of delegates who served during the session
commencing on the 7th day December, 1881, and terminating on the 6th
day of March, 1882; also during the extra session commencing on the 7t*i
day of March, and terminating on the 22d day of April, 1882: p. [287]
17013
Index: p. 289-320.
[Documents as appendix] :
Communication from the auditor of public accounts, in response to
resolution calling for information as to collectors of property and capita-
tion taxes delinquent for 1880. House doc. no. T. 17014
7. p.
Communication from the second auditor, responsive to resolution
calling for information as to the amount due by the state on account of
the scrip known as "black" scrip. House doc. no. II. 17015
ril p.
Reports of the majority and minority of the select joint committee
appointed to examine the report of the house committee on the condition
of the books and valuable papers in the second auditor's office: together
with the evidence ttJcen thereon. House doc. no. III. 17016
46 p.
Index to house documents. Extra session. [1] p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
be^n and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Tues-
day, March 7, 1882, being the one hundred and sixth year of the
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commonwealth. Extra session. Richmond: R. F. Walker,
superintendent of public printing. 1882. 17017
216. ni p. 22.3cin.
«. „ Session be^an March 7, 1882 and ended April 22. 1882. James A.
Walker, lieutenant governor, president.
[Proclamation of governor, W. E. Cameron, convening the assem-
bly]: p. 3. 17018
fMessage of the governor, March 7, 18821 : P. 4, 6. 17019
[Veto message pf governor relative to bill concerning the Virginia
mining, milling and transportation company]: p. 136. 17020
Members of the senate who served Dec. 7, 1881 to March 6, 1882,
and March 7, 1882 to April 22, 1882: p. [2171 17021
Senate documents:
Report of the joint committee on the library to the general assembly
t including report of T. T. Fauntleroy, secretary of the commonwealth and
ibrarian. for calendar years 1880 and 18811 Senate doc. no. I. 17022
Index. 28 p.
Anrmai Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards, and institutions, of the
commonwealth of Virginia, for the year ending September 30,
1882. Richmond : R. F. Walker, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1882. 17023
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the general as-
sembly of Virginia, for the year ending September 30, 1882. Ridimond:
R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1882. 17024
14 p. S. Brown Allen, auditor.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virginia, the literary fund and the sinking fund for the fiscal year end-
ing Sept. 30, 1882. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public
prating. 1882. 17025
24,8 D. H. H. nyson, second auditor >
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year end-
ing September 30, 1882. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public
pnnting. 1882. 17026
15 p. n. R. Reveley, treasurer.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing of the state
of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1882. Richmond: R. F.
Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1882. 17027
8 p. R. F. Walker, superintendent.
Annual report of the attorney general of the state of Virginia for
the year ending November 1, 1882. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superinten-
dent public printing. 1882. 17028
6 p. F. S. Blair, attorney eeneral.
Annual report of the commissioner of fisheries, 1882. Richmond:
R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1882. 17029
17 p., 4 pi. Appendix, 31 p. M. McDonald, comDiissloner,
List or water plants for carp ponds, by L. F. Ward: Carp culture in
Texas, by F. Li. Yoakum: p. 25-31. appendix. This report covers the period
from Oct. 1, 1879 to Oct. 1, 1882.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Universitjr of Vir-
ginia for the fiscal year 1881-2. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent
of public printing. 1882. 17030
14 p. W: M. Elliott, rector
Annual report of the board of visitors and superintendent of the
Virginia military institute for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1882. Rich-
mond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1882. 17031
43 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
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Vii^ginia school report, 1882. Twelfth annual report of the super-
intendent of public instruction for the year ending July 31, 1882. Rich-
mond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1882. 17032
1* p. R. H. Farr, superintendent.
Report of the agricultural and mechanical college of Virginia, for
the year ending July 11, 1882. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent
of public printing. 1882. 17033
ai p. T. N. Conrad, president.
Report of the Hampton normal and agricultural institute for the
year ending June 30, 1882. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public
printing. 1882. 17034
25 p. S. C. Armstrong, principal.
Report of the board of visitors of the medical college of Virginia for
the year ending September 30, 1882. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superin-
tendent public printing. 1882. 1703.%
4 p. M. L. James, acting dean.
Report of Richmond college of the state of Virginia for the year
aiding September 30, 1882. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent pub-
lic printing. 1882. 17036
[3] p. C. H. Ryland, secretary.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary,
with accompanying documents, for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1882.
Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1882. 17037
44 p.. fold, diagram. Samuel C. Williams, superintendent.
Annual report of the Eastern lunatic asylum of the state of Vir-
ginia for the fiscal year ending September 30. 1882. Richmond: R. F.
Walker, superintendent public pnnting. 1882. 17038
37, [1] p. R. A. Wise, superintendent.
Report of the board of directors and superintendent of the Western
lunatic asylum, at Staunton, Virginia, for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30,
1882. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1882.
17039
29 p. R. S. Hamilton, medical superintendent.
Report of the board of directors and superintendent of the central
lunatic asylum (for colored insane), Virginia, for the year 1881-'82. Rich-
mond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1882. 17040
2X. [1] p. D. F. May, superintendent'.
Annual report of the institution for the education of the deaf and
dumb and the blind, at Staunton, Virginia, to the general assembly of Vir-
ginia, for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1882. Richmond: R. F. Walker,
superintendent of public printing. 1882. 17041
33 p. W. R. Vaugban. principal.
Session Acts
Note: The acts for this session appear in the volume of acts entitled
Acts . . . during session of 1881-82. 697 p.
Covrts
In the supreme court of appeals of Va. The board of harbor
commissioners, etc. vs. the city council of Portsmouth. Brief of
F. S. Blair for petitioners. 17042
caption-title, 10 p. 28em.
In the supreme court of appeals in Virgrinia. Boyd vs. Com-
monwealth. Brief of the attorney-general. 17043
caption title, 7 p. 24 ^^vm. F. 8. Blair, attorney-general.
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In the supreme court of appeals of Va. Howert»n v. the
commonwealth. Brief of attorney-general. 17044
caption-title. 3 p. 24cm. Jas. G. Field, attorney-general.
In circuit court of the United States. Virginia fire & marine
ins. CO., vs. state of Virginia. The brief of F. S. Blair, attorney
general, for defendants. On motion to remand. Wytheville,
Va. : D. A. St. Clair. [1882] 17045
[3] p. 23cin.
In the supreme court of the United States. Andrew Antoni
vs. Samuel C. Greenhow, treasurer, &c. The brief and argumoit
of the attorney-general of Virginia for the respondent. [1882]
17046
22 p. 30cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Education. The educational journal of Virginia, v. 13, nos. 1-12,
Jan. to Dec., 1882. Richmond. 17047
440, r21 p. 22%cm. Wm. F. Fox, editor: W. H. Ruffner, editor
ofilcial department to Feb., 1882; L,. R. Holland, editor offlcial department.
March, 1882; R. R. Farr, editor offlcial department, from April, 1882. In-
cludes the offlcial instructions and circulars of the department of public
Instruction.
General aasemMy. 'Address of the readjuster members of the legis-
lature to the people. April, 1882. Richmond, 1882. 17048
8vo. no copy seen. Copy in library of Wisconsin historical
society.
Hampton institute. Hampton normal and agricultural institute. An-
nual reports for the academical and fiscal year ending June 30, 1882.
Hampton, Va.: Normal school steam press nrint 1882. 17049
116 p. 20cm. 2 unnumbered pages insetted after p. 4 entitled
Memoranda.
Catalogue of tite Hampton normal and agricultural institute,
at Hampton, VirgiiSa, for the academical year, 1881-82. Hampton: printed
on the institute steam press. 1882. 17050
34, 1 p. front. 21cm.
Law. 'Institutes of common and statute law. By John B. Minor,
LL. D., professor of common and statute law in the University of Virginia.
Volume 1. The rights which relate to the person. 3d. ed. rev. and cor.
Richmond: Printed for the author . . . 1882. 17051
xllii, 731 p. 8vo.
'Institutes of common and statute law. By John B. Minor,
LL. D., professor of common and statute law in the University of Virginia.
Volume 2. The rights which relate to things real. 3d. ed. rev. and cor.
Richmond: Printed for the author . . . 1882. 17052
xlvll. 1185 p. 8vo.
'The Virginia law journal, vol. 6. January-December, 1882.
George L. Christian, James M. Matthews, editors. J. W. Randolph &
English, Richmond. 17053
793 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virgrlnia courts.
Special articles: Liability of trust-estates to debtors of the beneficiary,
by Wm. Archer Cocke; Rights of creditors not holding waiver of homestead,
by John Neely; As to impairing the obligation of a contract, by C. V. Mere-
dith' Does a prescribed method of conveyance in trust estates forbid a sta-
tutory deed? by Casslus Carter; Removal of causes, by A. C. Snyder: The
Virginia statute of limitations with regard to retail store accounts, by O.
G Clay. Jr.; The law of domicil; The principles of American law. thereon, by
Wm Archer Cocke; Rights of creditors not holding waiver of homestead,
by Jas. C. Lamb; Changes and suggested changes in our criminal code by
J. W. Mitchell; Hon. R. C. T,. Moncure.
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1882] A Bibliography of Virginia 689
Medical coDege of Virginia. Medical college of Virginia, Richmond.
Announcement of the session of 1882-'83, and catalogue of graduates for
the session of 1881-'82. Richmond, Whittet & Shepperson, printers, 1882.
17051
16 p. 23cin.
Militia. [Laws for the organization and government of the1 volun-
teer militia of Virginia. [18821 17055
14 p. 24cin. Jas. McDonald, adjutant- general.
Oysters. Laws of the state of Virginia for the preservation of oysters
and to obtain revenue for the privilege of talcing them within the waters
of the commonwealth; also, forms of- licenses and reports of inspectors,
commissioners, treasurers and clerks, of fees, fines, forfeitures and taxes.
1882. Published by the auditor of public accounts. 1V056
34 p. 22.5cm.
Railroads. Report of the [house] committee on roads, etc., in refer-
ence to state's interest in A. M. & O. r. r. co. [1882 [ 17067
1 p. 22cm. Th08. H. Cross, chairman of committee.
Petition [of Frank G. Ruffin] concerning the Richmond &
Alleghany and the Chesapeake & Ohio railways [to the general assembly
of Viivinia] [1882] 17058
7 p. 22Hcm.
Sixth annual report of the railroad commissioner of the state
of Virginia. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing,
1882. 17U99
286, [11 p. 23cm. Asa RoKera, Jr., railroad commissioner.
Appendix: Annual reports of railroad companies operating in Virgrinla.
Routes and distances. . . . Schedule of routes and distances from
each courthouse in each county and city in commonwealth of Virginia to
the cities of Richmond, Williamsburg, and Staunton, compiled by the rail-
road commissioner pursuant to law. Revised June 1, 1882. 17060
23 p. . 26.6cni.
Suit in equity. *History of a suit in equity as prosecuted and de-
fended in the Virginia state courts and in the United States circuit courts.
By Alexander H. Sandsy esq. Second edition. Riclunond, Va., J. W. Ran-
dolph & English. 1882. 17061
vlli p., 2 I., 760, Ix p. 24cm. 1st edition, 1854.
Taxation. An act for the assessment of taxes on persons, property,
income and licenses, and imposing taxes thereon for the support of the
fovemment and free schools, and to pay the interest on the public debt,
.pproved April 22, 1882, 17062
captlon-tltle, 43 p. 25cm.
Laws in relation to commissioners and collectors of the pub-
lic revenue, etc., now in force: containing suggestions to, and forms for
clerks of courts. 1882. Published by the auditor of public accounts.
Richmond. R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing, 1882. 17063
480 p. Z3cm. .8. Brown Allen, auditor.
Distances from the seat of government as fixed by the code, 1873: p.
399-401. 17064
A schedule of routes from each courthouse In each county, city and
town of the commonwecUth of Virginia to Richmond, Williamsburg and
Staunton: p. 402-416. ITOOB
Names of county officials: p. 422-425. 17060
List of commissioners: p. 426-431. 17067
Post offices in Virginia: p. 438-45$. 17068
State officers and members of the senate and house of delegates: p.
456a-4&6d. 17060
University of Virginia. A catalogue of the University of Virginia.
Fifty-eighth session, 1881-'82. Richmond, Whittet & Shepperson, print-
ers, 1882. 17070
73. £1] p. 22cm.
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college. Catalogue of Virginia
agricultural and mechanical college, Blacksburg, Montgomery county. Ses-
sion 1881-2. Wytheville, D. A. St. Clair, printer, 1882. 17071
16 p. fold. front. 22cm.
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Virginia military institutes Virginia military institute, Lexingrton,
Va. Official register, 1881-1882. 17072
42 p. 19 cm.
1883/84
Joumais
Journal of the house of delesrates of the state of Virginia
for the session of 1883-4. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1883. 17073
899 p. 22.3cni.
Session begran Dec. 5, 1883 and ended March 19, 1884. Charles E.
Stuart, speaker.
[List of members of the house, transmitted by the secretary of the
commonwealth! : p. 3-5. 17074
FRulesl: p. 8-16. 17075
[Message from the governor, W. E. Cameron, relative to public de>tt,
revenue, education, public institutions, boundary lines, oyster interest. Lpc
monument fund, railroads]: p. 17-23. 17076
[Report of committee on case of John W. Lawson and T. Q. Gilliam
of Isle of Wight] : p. 28-31. 17077
[Report on case of Hansford Anderson and Philip Gibson of King
WDliam]: p. 74. 17078
[Report of committee on cases of G. G. Grattan and John F. Soule,
and H. B. Hamsberger and niilander Herring of Rockingham] : p. 81, 82.
17079
[Report on the case of J. N. Stubbs and J. F. Ross of Gloucester]:
p. 144-146. 17080
[Report on the case of J. H. Spengler and G. J. Grandstaff of Shen-
andoah]: p. 146, 147. 17081
[Report on the case of A. W. Clarke and R. F. Vaughan of Gooch-
land]: p. 147-162. 17082
[Report of committee relative to defalcation of Joseph Mayo, late
treasurer]: p. 157, 158. 17683
[Veto message of governor relative to charter of Portsmouth]: p.
170. 17084
[Report of committee on charges against Judge T. B. Claiborne] : p.
177. 178. 17085
[Veto message of governor, relative to appointment of capitol po-
lice]: p. 222. 17086
[Report of committee on the case of J. O. Reynolds and P. S. Boi-
ling of Cumberland]: p. 226, 227, 229. 17087
[Report of committee on the case of W. C. Franklin and D. M.
Roberts]: p. 242-245. 17C88
[Report of committee relative to the Western lunatic hospital] : c.
289, 339. 17089
[Report of committee relative to the Norfolk city election]: p. 293-
296. 17090
[Report of committee on the case of J. D. Pretlow and J. J. Deyer
of Southampton]: p. 303-312. 17091
[Message from the governor relative to public schools, state militia,
oyster question, public property. World's fair at New Orleans, railroads]:
p. 329-332. 17092
[Report of committee relative to the charges against Judge W. B.
G. Shumate of Fauquier] : p. 332-338, 602. 17093
[Message from governor relative to oysters]: p. 365. 17094
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[Report of committee on the case of H. Newberry and S. P. Mustard
of Smyth and Bland] : p. 379, 380. 17095
[Report of committee on the case of T. G. Gilham and J. W. Lawson] :
p. 380-382. 17096
[Proceedings in relation to removal of Judge R. C. Shell of Din-
widdiel : p. 406, 407, 488, 589. 17097
[Proceedings in relation to removal of Judge F. C. S. Hunter of King
George] : p. 409, 410, 576. 17098
[Report of committee relative to the charges against Judge J. It.
Woolfolk of Louisa]: p. 411, 412. 17099
[Report of committee relative to the charges - against Jackson L.
Valentme, superintendent of schools of Hanover] : p. 422-426. 17100
[Veto message from governor relative to directors of lunatic hos-
pitals] : p. 480. 483. 17101
[Veto message from governor relative to registrars, judges and clerks
of election] : p. 481, 482. 17102
[Veto message from governor relative to deaf and dumb and blind
institute] : p. 513. 17103
[Report of committee relative to the sale of public property in
Richmond]: p. 622, 528. 17104
[Report of auditor relative to expenses of Judge R. W. Arnold of
Sussext: p. 537, 538. 17105
[Report of committee on charges against Judge J. Booker of Eliza-
beth City]: p. 552. • 17106
[Veto message from governor relative to the bill for congressional
apportionment]: p. 556, 557. 17107
[Veto message from governor relative to suspension and removal
of certain officers] : p. 564. 17108
[Report of committee relative to the salaries of members]: p. 587,
688. 17109
[List of electoral boards]: p. 629-631. 17110
[Report as to eligibility of York] : p. 638. 17111
[Report of committee relative to the charges against Judge W. W.
Newman of Hanover]: p. 678-687. 17112
[Proposed list of school commissioners]: p. 714-716. 17113
Veto message from governor relative to the department of agri-
culture, mining and manufacturing]: p. 763. _ 17114
[Message from governor relative to the Pocahontas mine disaster] :
p. 758, 781. 17115
[Report of committee as to charges against Judge N. B. Meade of
Alexandria]: p. 782. 17116
[Veto message from the governor relative to bridge across the
Rappahannock]: p. 790. 17117
[Report of committee relative to the right of the commonwealth to
certain land granted to the U. S. at Fortress Monroe] : p. 798, 799. 17118
[Report of committee relative to the Virginia agricultural and me-
chanical college at Blacksburg]: p. 801, 802. 17119
[Report of committee relative to charges against R. R. Farr, super-
intendent of public instruction]: p. 802-810. 17120
Members of the house oi delegates who served during the session
commencing Dec. 5, 1883, and terminating March 19, 1884: p. [819] 17121
Index: p. [821]-899.
[Documents as appendix] :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. House doc. no. I. 17122
18 p.
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Commiuiication from the auditor of public accounts, responsive to
house resolution in regard to the taxes levied upon railroads, &c. House
doc. no. II. 17123
7 V.
Commanication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
resolution of the house in relation to appointment of tax collectors, &c
House doc. no. III. 17124
7 P.
Communication from the governor of Virginia, transmitting list of
pardons, &c., and reasons therefor. House doc. no. IV. 17125
12 p.
Report of the special joint committee to examine the treasurer's
office. House doc. no. V. 17126
6 p.
Communication from the board of education responsive to resolu-
tion of the house of delegates in regard to text-books, &c. House doc. no.
VI. 17127
8 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
resolution of the house of delegates in relation to delinquent taxes. House
doc. no. VII. 17128
2 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
resolution of the house of delegates relative to payment of moneys ap-
portioned to school purposes. House doc. no. VIII. 17129
9 p.
Communication from the attorney-general in response to house reso-
lution. House doc. no. IX. 17130
2 P.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting state-
ment of the condition of the Miller fund. House doc. no. X. 17131
« P.
Communication from the governor of Virginia relative to the great
seal of the state. House doc. no. XI. 17132
8 p.
Report of the commissioners of the sinking fund in response to reso-
lution of the general assembly in regard to cost of a state building.
House doc.' no. XII. 17133
* p.
Report of the committee on schools and colleges upon the books of
the eclectic series. House doc. no XII. 17133a
3 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia in relation to bound-
ary line between Virginia and Maryland. House doc. no. XFV. 17134
28 p. Includes reports of G. H. Bagwell, and Lieut. F. V. Abbott.
Index to house documents. [1] p.
Journal of the senate of the conunonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wed-
nesday, December 5, 1883, being the one hundred and eighth year
of the commonwealth. Richmond : R. F. Walker, superintendent
of public printing, 1883. 17135
S8g. [1] p. 23.ecm.
Session began Dec. 5. 1883 and ended March 19, 1884. John F. L«wi8.
lieutenant governor, president.
[List of members of senate]: p. 3, 4. 17136
[Rules] : p. 5-11. 17137
[Message of governor, W. E. Cameron, Dec. 5, 1883] : p. 13-20.
17138
[Message of governor, with papers of John W. Johnston, relative to
writs of election for members of general assembly]: p. 29-32. 17139
[Report of committee relative to vacancies in the senate] : p. 33,
84, 57, 58. 17140
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[Papers relating to contested case of G. P. Barham vs. L. D. Yarrell] :
_ o^ oe 17141
' [Report of committee relative to the contested case of J. F. Bryant
vs. C. B. Grumpier]: p. 102, 103. , ,„ „ „ „ ^'^ x
[Report of committee relative to contested case of G. B. KeezeU vs. J.
B. Webb]: p. 109-111, 120-123. ^ ^„_ .vV
[Veto message of governor relative to charter of Fortsmoutnj: p.
149. 17144
[Report of committee relative to tax on Chesapeake and Ohio, Shen-
andoah valley, and Baltimore and Ohio railroad companies]: p. 158-163.
17145
[Report of committee relative to contested case of Pembroke Petit
vs. E. W. Hubard]: p. 182-187. 17146
[Report of committee relative to the election of W. H. Turner J: p.
190, 191. . 17147
[Veto message of governor relative to appointment of capitol po-
lice]: p. 199, 200. 17148
[Resolution relative to death of John Letcher]: p. 240. 17149
[Message of the governor, Feb. 2, 1884]: p. 276-280. 17150
[Message of governor relative to boundary of Maryland and Vir-
ginia, Feb. 5, 1884] : p. 298, 299. 17161
This was printed separately as part of message of Feb. 2, 1884.
[Charges against Judge N. B. Meade of Alexandria]: p. 321, 322.
17152
[Resolutions relative to Judge R. C. Shell of Dinwiddie]: p. 824, 325.
17153
[Charges against Judge F. C. S. Hunter of King George] : p. 330, 331.
17154
[Charges against Judge James H. Woolfolk of Louisa]: p. 382-334.
17155
[Veto message of governor relative to manner of choosing regis-
trars, judges and clerks of election]: p. 366, 366. 17156
[Veto messages of governor relative to superintendents and directors
of lunatic asylums]: p. 370, 371. 17157
[Report of committee relative to bill providing for adjustment with
West Virginia of its share of public debt] : p. 373, 374. 17158
[Report of committee relative to contested case of Mathew P. Rue
▼8. John Callahan]: p. 383, 384, 390-392, 400-403. 17159
[Veto message of the governor relative to bill apportioning repi*e-
sentation of Virginia in the U. S. congress] : p. 394, 395. 17160
[Report of committee relative to the contested case of Wm. E. Sima
vs. John L. Hurt] : p. 409, 410, 421, 422. 17161
[Articles of impeachment of J. L. Valentine, superintendent of
schools of Hanover] : p. 412-416. 17162
[Veto messages of governor relative to superintendents of schools,
and removal of certain officers] : p. 434. 17163
[Report of committee appointed to examine the penitentiary] : p.
485, 486. 17164
[Report of committee relative to the printing of bonds under the
Riddleberger act] : p. 501-507. 17165
[Veto message of governor relative to the institution for the deaf
and dumb and blind] : p. 519. 17166
[Proposed list of school commissioners of counties]: p. 553, 554.
17167
[Letter from Judge -W. B. G. Shumate of Fauquier relative to charges
«er&inst him]: p. 567. 1716S
[Veto message of governor relative to bOl to establish a department
of agnculture, mining and manufacturing]: p. 633, 634. 17169
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[Veto message of governor relative to ferry or bridge at Falmouth] :
p. 637. ^ " - ... .""0
[Correspondence relative to assistance to the families of victims of
the late Pocahontas mine disaster] : p. 643, 672. 17171
[Veto message of the governor relative to the bill incorporating the
Richmond dock and dry dock company]: p. 669, 670. 17172
Members of the senate: p. [689] 17172a
Senate documents :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. Senate doc. no. I. 17173
18 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from [S. Brown Allen] the auditor of public ac-
counts, in response to a resolution of the senate calling for information
in regard to taxes paid by sample merchants. Senate doc. no. II. 17174
2 D. 23.5cin.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts, in response to
a resolution calling for information relative to amoimts paid attorneys
for the commonwealth. Senate doc. no. III. 17175
[1] p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response 'O
senate resolution relative to allowance for extra services to attorney-
general. Senate doc. no. IV. 17176
[1] p. 23.Ecm.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts, responsive to
a resolution of the senate inquiring whether he has authorized any treas-
urer to collect the tax on any railroad or canal company assessed for tha
year 1882, &c. Senate doc. no. V. 17177
.1 p. 2.1.5cm.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
resolution of the senate calling for information as to names &c., of tax
collectors of delinquent capitation and property taxes of 1881. Senate
doc. no. VI. 17178
8 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
a resolution of the senate calling for information in regard to delinquent
collateral inheritance tax. Senate doc. no. VII. 17179^
3 p. 23.5cm. ^
Communication from the board of education approving bill before
the senate granting the Hampton agricultural institute the right to convey
certain property &c. Senate doc. no. VIII. 17180
4 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
resolution of the senate inquiring why coupon-killer no. 2 has not been
enforced. Senate doc. no. TX. 17181
2 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting letter
from the treasury department of the United States relativo to cession of
land, &c. Senate doc. no. X. 17182
2 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting report of
board of public works relative to settlement of claims against the Rich-
mond and Danville railroad company. Senate doc. no. XI. 17183
3 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from [R. R. Farr] the superintendent of public in-
struction, in response to resolution in regard to teachers' institutes. Senate
doc. no. 12. 17184
2 p. 23.6cm.
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' Partis' jport of select joint committee to examine books, &c., in office
of ' .Jitor public accounts. Senate doc. no- XIII. 17185
■•8 p. 23.&cm. Includes statement of T. H. EUls. . .
Oon<" i^ication from the governor of Virginia, transmitting list of
comii>.« ' 3 of deeds. Senate doc. no. XIV. 17186
23.6cm. . .
i nunication from the governor of Virginia, transmittmg list of
pardoni, &c., and reasons therefor. Senate doc. no. XV. 17187
12 p. 23.5cm.
Report of the special joint committee to examine the treasurer's office.
Senate doc. no. XVI. 17188
6 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from [Winfield Scott] the general agent of the peni-
tentiary responsive to senate resolution calling for information as to com-
missions, &c. Senate doc. no. XVII. 17189
2 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the board of directors of the Eastern lunatic
asylum. Senate doc. no. XVIII. 17190
ri] p. 23.5cm.
Communication from [Sam'l. C. Williams] the ^te superintendent of
the penitentiary, in response to resolution of the senate requesting informa-
tion in regard to the cost of erecting the new female ward. Senate doc. no.
XIX. 17191
3 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the board of directors of the penitentiary, in re-
sponse to senate resolution as to the amount of funds turned over by store-
keeper at quarterly settlements. Senate doc. no. XX. 17192
3 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from [W. S. Terry] the superintendent of the peniten-
tiary, in regard to pay of assistant keepers. Senate doc. no. XXI. 17193
[1] p. 23.5cm.
Communication from [G. A. Martin] the railroad commissioner, in
response to senate resolution [inquiring what railroads chartered at the last
general assembly have begun work] Senate doc. no. XXII. 17194
2 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
resolution of senate in regard to Seaboard and Roanoke railroad company.
Senate doc. no. XXIII. 17195
2 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the second auditor and treasurer relative to cer-
tain bonds, &c. Senate doc. no. XXIV. 17196
[1] p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the board of education in response to, resolution
of the senate in regard to colored [normal and collegiate] institute, &c.
Senate doc. no. XXV. 17197
2 p. 23.5rm.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts transmitting
statement of collections of delinquent collateral inheritance tax. Senate
doc. no. XXVI. 17193
28 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts relative to collec-
tors of delinquent taxes. Senate doc. no. XXVII. 17199
11 p. 23.5cm.
Minority report of the special joint committee to investigate the
Western lunatic asylum. Senate doc. no. XXVIII. 17200
4 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the board of public works in response to sen-
ate resolution relative to the condition of the Staunton and Parkersburg
turnpike. Senate doc. no. XXIX. 17201
2 p. 23.6cm.
Final report of the special joint committee to examine the office of
the auditor of public accounts. Senate doc. no. XXX. 17202
35 p. 23.Scm. Includes report by Thomas H. Ellis.
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Communication from the auditor of public accounts responsiV* — zo
resolution of the senate calling for information relative to balance of sute
tax against each city and county treasurer as of September 30, 1^.
Senate doc. no. XXXI. 1'203
29 p. 23.5cm.
Report of the special committee appointed to examine into an* re-
port upon the management of the Eastern lunatic asylum. Senate doc. no.
XXXII. 17204
$ D. 23.5cni.
Report of the committee on public institutions, &c., in regard to cen-
tral lunatic asylum. Senate doc. no. XXXIII. 17206
17 D. 23.5cm.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts transmitting
names of soldiers, sailo.rs, and marines disabled in war, and who have re-
ceived commutation; also those who have filed applications and have not
received it. Senate doc. no. XXXIV. 17206
35 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts furnishing state-
ment in response to inquiry from committee on finance. Senate doc. no.
XXXV. . 17207
3 p. 23.5cm.
Report of the joint committee on the state library [including report
A W. C. Elam, secretary of the commonwealth and librarian for the period
January 18, 1882 to Dec. 31, 1883, with list of purchases] Senate doc. no.
XXXVI. 1720S
23 p. 23.6cm.
Communication from the <):ovemor of Virginia, in relation to bound-
ary line between Virginia and Maryland. Senate doc. no. XXXVju. 17209
28 p. 23.5cm. Includes Report of Q. H. Bagwell, commissioner
Virginia and Maryland boundary line, and of Lieut. F. V. Abbott.
Index: 99 p.
Amimai Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards, and institutions of the
conunonwealth of Virginia, for the year ending September 30,
1883. Richmond : R. F. Walker, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1883. 17210
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the general asser>.
bly of Virginia, for the year ending September 30, 1888. Richmond: R. F.
Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1883. 17211
7, 6. 5. 3, 3. 4, 3, 33. 4, 3. 6. 8. 5, 7.6, 4, 5, 5. 3. 3. 4. 3, 28. 3, 8.6, 4. 7. 6. 7 -p.
The titles of the accompanying documents are not listed here; they
corre.«ipond, in the main, with those listed under the auditor's report for 1876.
This report includes an Abstract of the returns of the superintendents of the
poor for 1881 and 1882, an Abstract of returns of marrlases, births and
deaths for 1881, 1882. S. Brown Allen, auditor.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virginia, the literary fund, and the sinking fund, for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1883. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public
printing. 1883. 17212
24 p. H. H. Dyson, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1883. Richmond : R. F. Walker, superintendent public print-
ing. 1883. 17213
15 p. D. R. Reveley, treasurer.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing of the state of
Virginia, for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1883. Richmond: R. F.
Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1883. 17214
7 p. R. F. Walker, superintendent.
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Annual report of the attorney general of the state of Virginia for
the year ending November 1, 1883. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superin-
tendent pubUc printing. 1883. 17215
10 p. F. S. Blatr, attorney general. . ,,,...
Annual report of the board of visitors of the Uidversity of Virginia
for the fiscal year 1882-83. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of
public printing. 1883. 17216
17 p. W. M. Blllott, rector. Includes A brief report of the progress of
the University of Virginia in endowments, professorships and equipments
from 1867 to 1883. Also bound with the separate edition of the Virginia
scbool report for 188::.
Annual report of the board of visitors and superintendent of the Vir-
ginia military institute for the fiscal year ending October 30, 1883. Rich-
mond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1883. 17217
9 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent. Also bound with the separate edition
of the Virginia school report for 1882.
Virginia school report, 1888. Thirteenth annual report of the super-
tendent of public instruction for the year ending July 31, 1883. Richmond:
R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1883. 17218
141 p. R. H. Farr, superintendent. Includes Conference of county and
city superintendents and principals of public high schools of Virginia, held
in Richmond Feb. 27th, closing March 2, 1883; Addresses delivered at the
superintendents' conference held In Richmond, Feb., 1883, by John Eaton, J. P.
Wlckersham, M. A. Newell, C. £. Vawter, S. C. Armstrong, W. U. McUilvray.
Report of the agricultural and mechanical college of Virginia for the
year ending July 5, 1883. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of pub-
lic printing. 1883. • 17219
lb p. T. N. Conrad, president. Also bound with the separate edition
of the Virginia school report for 1883.
Report of the Hampton normal and agricultural institute, for the
Sear ending June 30, 1883. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent pub-
c printing. 1883. 1722U
39 p. S. C. Armstrong, principal. Also bound with the separate edition
of the Virginia school report for 1883.
Report of the board of visitors of the medical college of Virginia for
the year ending Sept. 30, 1883. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent
public printing. 1883. 17221
[4] p. M. Li. James, dean.
Report of Richmond college of the state of Virginia for the year end-
ing September 30, 1883. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public
printing. 1883. 17222
I A} D. C. H. Ryland, secretary.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary,
with accompanying documents, for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1883. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent public printing. 1883.
17223
71 p.. diagram. S. C. Williams, superintendent.
Annual report of the Eastern lunatic asylum of the state of Virginia
for the year ending September 30, 1883. Richmond: R. F. Walker, super-
intendent public printing. 1883. 17224
43 p. R. A. Wise, superintendent.
Report of the board of directors and superintendent of the Western
lunatic asylum at Staimton, Virginia, for the fiscal year ending Septembe:
30, 1883. Richmond: R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing.
1883. 17225
45 p. R. S. Hamilton, superintendent.
Report of directors and medical superintendent of the central lunatic
asylum (for colored insane), Virginia, for the year 1882-'83. Richmond:
R. F. Walker, superintendent of public printing. 1883. 17226
27, [1] p. D. F. May, superintendent.
Annual report of the institution for the education of the deaf and
dumb and the blind, at Staunton, Virginia, to the general assembly of Vir-
gfaiia, for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1883. Richmond: R. F. Walker,
superintendent of public printing. 1883. 17227
22 p. C. S. Roller, principal.
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Report of the adjutant general of the state of Virginia, of November
Ist, 1883. Richmond: Rush U. Derr, superintendent puoUc printing. 1»S4.
17223
44 p. James McDonald, adjutant general.
Appendix: The oyster expedition of Feb. 1882; and the Danville riot.
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virginia during the session of 1883-84. Richmond :
R. U. Derr, superintendent of public printing. 1884. 17229
821 p. 23cm.
Commissioners of deeds; List of charters granted by circuit courts
during: 1882 and 1883; Magisterial districts; Separate election precincts;
Synopsis of financial operations of the treasury for ye^ ending Sep. 30, 1882;
State indebtedness; Terms of courts: p. 754-779.
*Index to the acts of the general assambly of Virginia, of
a general nature, passed since the code of 1873. Beginning with
the acts of session of 1874, and including the acts of session of
1881-2. By a member of the bar of Front Royal. 1883. Printed
at the office of the Warren sentinel, Front Royal, Va. [1883]
17230
28 p. 22cm.
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia, by George W. Hansbrough. Vol. 77. From January
1, 1883, to November 1, 1883. Richmond, Rush U. Derr, super-
intendent public printing, 1884. 17231
txxvii], 969 p. 22Hcm.
Cited a.s 77 Va. reports.
Rules of the supreme court of appeals of Virginia, revised and adopted
March, 1883. p. [v]-x.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
Lunsford L. Lewis, president, Benjamin W. Lacy, Thomas T. Fauntleroy,
Robert A. Richardson, Drury A. Hinton. Attorney general: Frank S. Blair.
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia. By George W. Hansbrough. Vol. 78. From Novem-
ber, 1883, to May, 1884. Richmond, Rush U. Derr, superin-
tendent public printing, 1884. 17232
[xxiii], 857 p. 21>^cm.
Cited as 78 Va. reports.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
Lunsford L. Lewis, president, Benjamin W. Lacy, Thomas T. Fauntleroy,
Robert A. Richardson, Drury A. Hinton. Attorney general : Frank S. Blair.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. Calendar of Virginia state papers and other manuscript^,
from January 1, 1782, to December 31, 1784, preserved in the capitol at
Richmond. Arranged and edited by Wm. P. Palmer, M. D., of Virgime,
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under the authority of the legislature of Virginia. Prepared for publication
by Sherwin McRae, under authority of the library committee. Volume 3.
lUchmond, James E. Goode, printer, 1883. 17233
4 p. 1., 680 p. 27 cm. Preface signed by Sherwin McRae.
ConstituUon. Constitution [as ratified by vote of the people July 6,
1869, with subsequent amendments . . .] n. t. p. [Richmond? 1883?]
17234
22 p. 8vo.
Coupons. United States supreme court. The Virginia debt-coupon
tested. Andrew Antoni, plaintiff in error, vs. Samuel C. Greenhow, treas-
urer of city of Richmond. In error to the supreme court of appeals of Vir-
ginia. Argument of Attorney-general Blair for Virginia, on 9th January,
1883. [1883] 17235
28 p. Z6cra.
The coupon and tax question. May a state be enjoined from
collecting her taxes by a Federal court. If she can be at all, then under
what circumstances? Opinion of Hon. Robert W. Hughes, U. S. district
judge for the eastern district of Virginia, sitting alone, in circuit court,
15th May, 1883, in a case from the western district of Virginia. 17236
14 p. 23cm.
Education. The educational journal of Virginia. Editors Wm. F.
Fox, general department, R. R. Farr, official department, v. 14, nos. 1-12,
Jan.-Dec. 1883. Richmond, Va., W. Ellis Jones, printer, 1883. 17237
iv. 386 p. 22cni. Includes the official instructions and circulars of
the department of public instruction.
School law of Virginia, constitution of the state, and the laws
f;oveming state and national institutions of learning, codified for the in-
ormation and use of school officers, by the superintendent of public in-
struction. Richmond, Printed for the board of education, 1883. 17238
2 p. 1., 163 p. 23cm.
Ejections. Extracts from the election law of the commonwealth of
Virginia. 1883. [Compiled by the secretary of the commonwealth] 17239
caption -title, 14 p. 22.6cm.
Fisheries. Annual report of the commissioner of fisheries for Vir-
ginia, 1883. Richmond: Rush U. Derr, superintendent public printing.
1884. 17240
54 p. illus. 23%cm. M. McDonald, commissioner. Date of month
not given for report.
The McDonald or Virginia system of flshway building: p. 9-22. History
of the experiments leading to the development of the automatic flsh-hatchtng
Jar: p. 22-30.
General assembly. [Bills of the senate of Virginia for the session
1883-84. Bills nos. 1-506] 17241
Copy In the Virginia state library. 23cm. Some bills wanting.
Manual of members, officers, and standing committees and
rules of the senate of Virginia; also, the constitution of Virginia, &c., &c.
Session of 1883-4. Richmond: R. F. Walker, supt. of public printing, 1883.
17242
87 p. 14.6cm.
Appomattox contested election [for seat in the house of dele-
gates. Election held Nov. 6, 1883] Franklin vs. Robertson. [1883] 17243
caption-title, 89 p. 22V4cm.
Smythe and Bland — contested election [for seat in the house
of delegates. Election held Nov. 6, 1883] Harman Newberry v. S. P.
Mustard. [1883] 17244
caption-title, 151 p. 23cm.
Hampton institute. Catalogue of the Hampton normal and agn^cul-
tural institute, at Hampton, Virginia, for the academical year, 1882-83.
Hampton: printed on the institute steam press. 1883. 17245
40 p. 21cm.
Hampton normal and agricultural institute. Annual reports for
the academical and fiscal year ending June 30, 1883. Hampton, Va., 1883.
17246
123 p. 22cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
700 Bulletin Virginia Staie Library [Cameron, Gov.
Law. "The Virginia law journal, v. 7. January-December, 1883.
James C. Lamb and Benj. T. Christian, editors. Richmond, Va., J. W. Ran-
dolph & EngUsh. 17247
768 p. 23Hcm.
Special articles: Hon. Richard L. Moncure; Hon. Robert Quid; Parti-
tion; coparceners, by Wm. Archer Cocke; What constitutes a complete pur-
chaser under the registry act of Virginia?, by John A. Buchanan; Verbal
sales and gifts of real estate, by John W. Daniel; Are the proceeds of real
estate in Virginia, devised to pay debts in general terms, legal or equitable
assets, by H.; Judah Philip Benjamin, Q. C, from the Law Journal; Limita-
tions: law and equity, by Wm. Archer Cocke; "The Coupon Killers," by the
editors; The effect of a deflnite failure of issue on the operation of the rule
in Shelley's case, by C. A. Graves; Marriage solemnized in England can only
. oe dissolved in England, by Wm. Archer Cocke.
Medical college of Virginia. Medical college of Virginia, Richmond.
Catalog:ue of officers, students and graduates for the session of 1882-'83,
and anouncement of the session of 1883-'84. Richmond, Johns & Goolsby,
printer, 1883. 17248
22. [1] p. 23cm.
Militia. The uniform of the volunteer militia of 'Virginia prescribei
by the commander-in-chief May 1, 1883. Richmond: R. F. Walker, super-
intendent public printing, 1883. 17249
13 p. 26cra.
Newman, W. W. Investigation of charges against Hon. W. W. New-
man, judge of the county court of Hanover county, by the committee for
courts of justice of the house of delegates of the general assembly of Vir-
ginia, session 1883-84. Richmond: Rush U. Derr, superintendent of public
printing, 1884. 17250
56 p. 23.6cm.
Investigation of charges against Hon. W. W. Newman, judge
of the county court of Hanover county, by the committee for courts ol jus-
tice of the house of delegates of the general assembly of Virginia, session
1883-84. Richmond: Rush U. Derr, superintendent of public printing, 1884.
17251
170 p. 23cm.
Railroads. Seventh annual report of the railroad commissioner of the
state of Virginia. Richmond: Rush U. Derr superintendent of public
printing, 1883. 17252
320, (11 p. Q. A. Martin, railroad commissioner. 23cm.
A»'Pfn<fix: Annual reports of railroad companies operating in Virginia.
Shumate, W. B. G. Report of the committee for courts of justice of
the house of delegates of Virginia, session 1883-84, under resolution of the
house of delegates directing an investigation of certain charges against Hon.
W. B. G. Shumate, judge of the county court of Fauquier county, with the
memorial, resolutions, proceedings of the committee and the evidence taken
upon the investigation. Richmond: Rush U. Derr, superintendent of public
printing, 1884. 1725S
161 p. 22.6cm.
University of Virginia. Catalogue of the officers and students of the
University of Virginia. Fifty-ninth session, 1882-'3, Richmond, Whittet
& Shepperson, printers, 1883. 17254
[4], 64, [21] p. 22cm. Includes the announcements of the private
summer schools.
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college. [Catalogue of the Vir-
ginia agricultural and mechanical college. Blacksburg. Session of 1882-
1883] 17255
No copy seen.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1884] A Bibliography of Virginia * 701
1884 (AUGUST)
JoumaXi
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia
for the extra session of 1884. Richmond : Rush U. Derr, super-
intendent of public printing. 1884. 17266
320 p. 22.3cm.
Session beg-in Aug. 13, 1884 and ended Dec. 1, 1884. Charles E. Stuart,
speaker.
[Proclamation of governor, W. E. Cameron, convening the assembly] :
p. 3. 1/257
[Message from governor] : p. 4, 5, 17258
Letter from .1. B. Bigger, clerk of the house, relative to case Ox
J. S. Wise vs. J. B. Rigger! : p. 8. 17259
[Report of committee appointed to bum certain bonds] : p. 13. 17260
[Report of committee relative to the election laws] : p. 27-30. 17261
[Message from the governor relative to the financial condition of
the state]: p. 35-37. 17262
[Report of committee on the case of H. I. Lewis and A. T. Mooklar
of King William]: p. 62, 63, 71-73, 111, 112. 17263
[Report of committee in relation to investigation of the Planters and
Mechanics bank at Petersburg] : p. 82-85. 17264
[Report of committee relative to the management of the Eastern
lunatic hospital]: p. 85. 17265
[Veto message from the governor relative to the board of visitors
of the Virginia military institute]: p. 166. 17266
[Veto message from the governor relative to the manner of choosing
registrars, judges Jind clerks of elections]: p. 197. 17267
[Report of committee relative to the charges against judge C. H.
Miller of Montgomery]: p. 208, 209, 248. 17268
[Veto message from the governor, relative to the election bill]:
p. 260. 17269
[Members of the electoral boards of the counties]: p. 269-271. 17270
[Report by committee relative to loans by banks to officers of the
commonwealth]: p. 277, 278. 17271
[Veto message from the governor relative to the bill concerning the
sureties of the Planters' and Mechanics' bank of Petersburg] : p. 279, 280.
17272
Members of the house who served in the extra session Aug. 1.^,
1884 to Dec. 1, 1884: p. 287. 17273
Index: p. 289-320.
[Documents as appendix] :
Communication from the treasurer of Virginia, in response to reso-
lution of the house of delegates in regard to state deposits. House doc.
no. I. 17274
8 p.
Communication from the second auditor of Virginia transmittmg
certain information relative to black scrip. House doc. no. II. 17275
2 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmittmg report
of commissioners to select site for a new lunatic asylum in southwest Vir-
ginia. House doc. no. III. 17276
3 p.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
702 . BvUetin Virginia State Libra/ry [Cameron, Gov.
Report of the special joint committee to examine the lunatic asylums
of the state. House doc. no. IV. 17277
32 p.
Reports of the majority and minority of the special committee of the
house appointed to inquire what sums have been drawn from the treasury
by Attorney-General Blair other than his salary, together wiUi the evi-
dence taken therein. House doc. no. V. 17278
79 p.
Communication from the railroad commissioner of Virginia trand-
mitting correspondence relative to the Burkeville connection. House doc.
no. VI. . 17279
6 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia relative to Maryland
and Virginia oyster interests. House doc. no. VII. 17280
4 p.
Report of the spec'.il committee of the house appointed to inquire
what Kums have been illegally drawn from the treasury, toguther widi the
e'idence taken thureon. H-.use doc. no. VIII. 17231
36 p.
Index to house documents. [1] p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wed-
nesday, August 13, 1884, being the one hundred and ninth year
of the commonwealth. Extra session. Richmond : Rush U. Derr,
superintendent of public printing. 1884. 17282
250, [1] p. 22.2cm.
Session be^an Augr. 13, 1884 and ended Dec. 1, 1884. John F. Lewis,
lieutenant governor, president.
fProclamation of governor, convening the assembly] : p. 3. 17283
FRulesl: p. 4-10. 17284
[Message of the governor, William E. Cameron, Aug. 13, 1884] : p. 11.
17285
[Report of clerk of house of delegates, J. B. Bigger, relative to man-
damus case of John S. Wise vs. J. B. Bigger] : p. 14, 15. 17286
[Remarks of Williams C. Wickham relative to the presentation of
the sword of Heros Von Borcke to the state of Virginia] : p. 17, 18. 17287
[Report of special joint committee appointed to inquire if there
is now in force in this state any law governing elections] : p. 33-35.
17288
[Message from the governor, Aug. 19, 1884]: p. 41, 42. 17289
[Report of committee relative to the Eastern lunatic asylum]:
p. 80, 81. 17290
[Veto message of governor relative to the bill concerning the Vir-
ginia military institute]: p. 146. 17291
[Veto message of governor relative to bill providing for choosing
registrars, judges and clerks of elections]: p. 171, 172. ' 17292
[List of proposed members of electoral boards in counties and
cities]: p. 182-184, 233, 234. 17293
[Veto message of governor touching the election bill]: p. 232.
17294
[Report of committee relative to bonds of public officers]: p. 239.
17295
Members of senate who served Aug. 13, 1884 to Dec. 1, 1884: p.
[261] 17296
[Documents as appendix] :
Report of the special committee appointed to bum certain bonds.
Senate doc. no. I. 17297
2 p.
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Communication from [W. E. Cameron] the governor of Virginia,
transmitting report of commissioners to select site for a new lunatic
asylum in southwest Virginia. Senate doc. no. II. 17298
3 p.
Communication from [Morton Marye] the auditor of public accounts,
in response to resolution of the senate in regard to fees paid attorney-
general. Senate doc. no. III. 17299
3 p.
Communication from the board of public works in response to reso-
lution of the senate in regard to sale of certain state property. Senate
doc. no. IV. 17300
ni p. •
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
resolution of the senate enquiring whether all the requirements of the
statute of March 30, 1871, were followed in the issuance of bonds, &c.
Senate doc. no. V. 17301
4 p. Includes Report of special counsel, Wyndham R. Meredith.
Communication from the secretary of bsard of education in response
to resolution of senate of August 15 and 25. Senate doc. no. VI. 17302
m p.
Communication from [R. R. Farr] the superintendent of public in-
struction in response to resolution of the senate. Senate doc. no. VII.
17303
? p.
Communication from the board on the Chesapeake and its tributaries
Selative to the preservation of oysters, and revenue for privilege of taking
em within the waters of the commonwealth^ in response to senate resolu-
tion. [Statement of action taken by board in regard to law of March 4,
1884] Senate doc. no. VUI. 17301
3 p.
Communication from the commissioners of the sinking fund in re-
sponse to senate resolution asking for certain correspondence between them
and judge R. W. Hughes. Senate doc. no. IX. 173C5
20 p. Includes letters of Frank G. Ruffln, W. W. Gordon. Josiah Ry-
land. Jr., Morton Harye, J. R. Barksdale. Robert W. Huf^hes, F. S. Blalr.
Report of the committee on public institutions in response to senate
resolution in regard to female normal school [at Farmville] Senate doc.
no. X. 17306
5 p. Includes letters of F. N. Watklns and W. H. RufCner.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts, transmitting list
of executive expenditures, in response to a senate resolution [November 20.
1884] Senate doc. no. XI. 17307
22 p.
Index. 50 p.
Annual Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards, and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia, for the year er.ding September 30,
1884. Richmond :' Rush U. Derr, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1884. 17308
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virginia, and of the literary fund, and the report of the commissioners of
the sinking fund, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1884. Richmond.
"Rash U. Derr, superintendent of public printing, 1884. 17309
34 p. Frank G. Ruflln. second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1884. Richmond, Rush U. Derr, superintendent of public
printing, 1884. 17310
15 p. I. R. Barksdale, trea.<!urer.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
704 Bvlldtin Virginia State Libra/ry [Cameron, Gov.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing of tiie state
of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1884. Richmond, Rush
U. Derr, superintendent of public printing, 1884. 17311
8 p. Rush U. Derr, superintendent.
Annual report of the board of visitors of the University of Virginia
for the fiscal year 1883-84. Richmond, Rush U. Derr, superintendent of
public printing, 1884. 173i2
12 p. w. Roane Ruffln, rector.
Annual report of the board of visitors and superintendent of the Vir-
ginia military institute for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1884.
Richmond, Rush U. Derr, superintendent of public printing, 1884. 17313
14 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent. Includes Report 'of the finance
committee of the board of visitors of the Virginia military institute, appointed
under act of March 3, 1882.
Virginia school report, 1884. Fourteenth annual report of the super-
intendent of public instruction, for the year ending July 31, 1884. Rich-
mond, Rush U. Derr, superintendent of public printmg, 1884. 1731%
201 p. R. R. Farr, superintendent.
Includes Second annual conference of county and city superintendents
and principals of public high schools of Virginia, held in Ricnmond, April
16-19, 1884; Addresses delivered [by M. A. Newell, N. K. Davis, S. C. Arm-
Btrons] at the superintendents conference in Richmond, April, 1884; Case of
Louthan vs. Commonwealth.
Statement of the treasurer of the Virginia military institute of the
finances of the institution July 1, 1884. 1731S
1 p. Also bound with the separate edition of the VirKinia school re-
port lor 1884.
Report of the Agricultural and mechanical college of Virginia, for the
Sear ending July 2, 1884. Richmond, Rush U. Derr, superintendent of pub-
c printing, 1884. 1731S
16 p. T. N. Conrad, president. Also bound with the separate editioo
of the Virginia school report for 1884.
Report of the Hampton normal and agricultural institute, for the
year ending June 30, 1884. Richmond, Rush U. Derr, superintendent of
public printing, 1884. 17817
46 p. S. C. Armstrong, principal. Also bound with the separate
edition of the Virginia school report for 1884.
Report of the board of visitors of the Virginia normal and collegiate
institute. [1882-1884] Richmond, Rush U. Derr, superintendent of public
printing, 1884. 17318
Xj p. A. W. Harris, secretary of board. Also bound with the sep-
arate edition of the Virginia school report for 1884.
Re^rt of the board of visitors of the Medical college of Virginia for
the year ending September 30, 1884. Richmond, Rush U. Derr, superin-
tendent of pubBc printing, 1884. 17319
[31 p. M. L. James, dean.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary,
with accompanying documents, for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1884. Richmond, Rush U. Derr, superintendent of public printing, 1884.
17320
SO p. 1 fold, diagr. W. R. Terry, superintendent.
Annual report of the Eastern lunatic asylum of the state of Virmma,
for the fiscal year encing September 30th, 1884. Richmond, Rush U. Derr,
superintendent of public printing, 1884. 17321
36 p. J. D. Moncure, superintendent. . j ^
Reports of the board of directors and the medical superintendent of
the Western lunatic asylum of Virginia for the fiscal year 1883-84. Rich-
mond, Rush U. Derr, superintendent of public printing, 1884. 17322
32 p. A. M. Fauntleroy, superintendent.
Report of the board of directors and medical superintendent of the
Central lunatic asylum (for colored insane), Virginia, for the year 1883-84.
Richmond, Rush U. Derr, superintendent of public printing, 1884. 17323
38 p. Randolph Uarlcsdale. superintendent. _ - ^, . . •
Annual report of the institution for the education of the deaf and
dumb and of the blind, at Steunton, Virginia, to the general assembly of
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Virgiiu&, for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1884. Richmond, Riuh U.
Derr, superintendent of public printing, 1884. 17324
28 p. T. 8. Doyle, principal.
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virginia, during the extra session of 1884. Rich-
mond: Rush U. Derr, superintendent of public printing. 1884.
17326
229 p. 23cin.
Commissioners of deeds; List of charters grranted by circuit courts,
1883-1884; Magisterial districts; Separate election precincts; Treasurer's
statement for year ending Sep. 30, 1884; State indebtedness; Terms of
courts: p. 191-213.
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Vir^nia, by George W. Hansbrough. Vol. 79. From May,
1884, to January, 1885. Richmond, Rush U. Derr, superintendent
public printing, 1885. 17326
xix. 737 p. 22Hcm.
Cited as 79 Va. reports.
Judges of the court' of apiteals daring the time of these reports:
Ltmsford L. Lewis, president, Benjamin W. Lacy, Thomas T. FaunUeroy,
Robert A. Richardson, Dmiy A. Hinton. Attorney general: Frank S. Blair.
Separate Documents; MiscelUmea
ArdiiTea. Calendar of Virginia state papers and other manuscripts,
from January 1, 1786, to July 2, 1789, preserved In the capitol at Rich-
mond. Arranged and edited by William P. Palmer, NT. D., of Virginia,
under authori^ of the legislature of Virginia. Prepared for publication
by Sherwin McRae, under authority of the library committee. Volume 4.
lUchmond, R. U. Derr, superintendent of public printing, 1884. 17327
2 p. 1., 720 p. 26%cm. Preface stened by Sherwin McRae.
Edncation. The educational journal of Virginia. Editors, Wm. F.
Fox, general department, R. R. Farr, official department, v. 15, nos. 1-12,
Jan.-Dec. 1884. Richmond, Va., Wm. Ellis Jones, printer, 1884. 17328
Iv, 548 p. 22cm. Includes the official instructions and circulars
of the department of public instruction.
Faure ts. Commonwealth. *An examination of Judge Robert W.
Hughes's decision in the case of John P. Faure vs. The commissioners of
the sinking fund of Virginia, by Frank G. Ruffin. Respectfully submitted
to the general assembly of Virginia. Richmond, Va., Johns & Goolsby,
book and job printers, 1884. [By Frank G. Ruffin] 17323
24 p. 22cm.
*A further examination into the political and official record
of Hon. Robert W. Hughes, associate judge of the United States circuit
court for the eastern district of Virginia. Being a replication to his reply
to my examination of his decision in the case of Jno. P. Faure vs. The com-
missioners of the sinking fund of Virginia. [By Frank G. Ruffin] Rich-
mond, Johns & Goolsby, printers, 1884. 17330
2t p. 22cm.
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706 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Cameron, Lee, Gov.
General assembly. Report of the committee for courts of justice in
reference to eligibility of H. R. Pollard as a member of the house of dele-
gates. 17331
2 p. 23.5cm.
Not numbered as a house doc, but probably printed also as such.
Hampton institute^ Catalogue of the Hampton normal and agricul-
tural institute, at Hampton, Virginia, for the academical year, 1883-84.
Hampton: printed on the institute steam press. 1884. 17332
44 p. 21cm.
Hampton normal and agricultural institute. Annual reports
for the academical and fiscal year ending June 30, 1884. Hampton, Va ,
1884. 17333
129 p. 21cm.
Law. ♦The Virginia law journal, v. 8. January-December, 1884.
James C. Lamb, ed. Richmond, Va., West Johnston & co. 17334
Iv, 813 p. 23cm.
Special articles: Can a circuit court adjourn over beyond the next
secular day?, by R. G. H. Kean; The lien of a Judgment Is not barred by the
statute of limitations, by Sam'l B. Woods; Conway Robinson, by A. H. Sands;
Is the Hen of a Judgment subject to the statute of limitations?, by E. R. Wat-,
son; Can a state be sued in a federal circuit court by its own citizen, by
Robert W^. Husrhes; Mechanics' lifens in Vlr«rinla,*by F. H. McOuire: Equitable
conversion and reconversion, by W. B. Pettlt: Can a state be sued in the
federal courts by its own citizens?, by J. R. Tucker, Jr.; Separate estate of
married women in Virginia under the acts of April 4th, 1877, and of March
14th, 1878, by H. C. Allen; Alleg-ation and proof, by John Hunter, Jr.; Judg-
ment liens in the U. S. courts, by W. A. Cocke; Remanding- a prisoner on trial
in a state court, to a U. S. court, by W. A. Cocke.
Medical college of Virginia. Medical college of Virginia, Richmond.
Catalogue of session 1883-'84, and announcement of session 1884-'85. Rich-
mond, Wm. Ellis Jones, printer, 1884. 17335
24 p. 23cm.
Railroads. Eighth annual report of the railroad commissioner of the
state of Virginia. Richmond: Rush U. Derr, superintendent of public
printing, 1884. 17336
333, [1] p. 23cm. G. A. Martin, railroad commissioner.
Appendix: Annual reports of railroads operating in Virginia.
State debt. Communication from [Frank G. RuiBn] the second aud-
itor, relative to funding the public debt [1884] 17337
8 p. 23cm.
University of Virginia. Catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia. Sixtieth session, 1883-'84. Richmond: Whittet
& Shepperson. printers, cor. 10th and Main Sts. 1884. 17338
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college. Catalogue of the Vii-
ginia agricultural and mechanical college, Blacksburg, Montgomery County,
session 1883-84. Announcements 1884-85. Wytheville, D. A. St. Clair,
printer, 1884. 17339
32 p. fold, front. 22cm.
Virginia military institute. Virginia military institute, Lexington,
Virginia. Official register, 1883-1884. 17340
41 p. 18 Hem.
Report of treasurer. 1884. 1734i
3 p. 8vo. Copy not seen. Title from Bowker.
1885/66
Joumais
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia
for the session of 188.5-'86. Richmond : Rush U. Derr, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1885. 17342
SessFon began Dec. 2, 1885 and ended March 6, 1886. Charles B. Stuart,
speaker.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1885/86] A Bibliography of Virginia 707
•
[List of members-elect submitted by the secretary of the common-
weathT: p. 3-5. 17348
Rules: p. 8-16. 173U
Rules for joint assembly for counting the vote for governor and lieu-
tenant governor: p. 17, 18. 17345
Vote for governor and lieutenant governor: p. 21. 17346
[Message from the governor, William E. Cameron, relative to pub-
lic debt, oysters and kindred subjects, the militia, agricultural department,
penitentiary, charitable and educational institutions, election laws] : p.
25-32. 17347
[Report of auditor as to claims of citizens of Virginia, wounded and
maimed during the late war, which remain unpaid]: p. 41. 17348
[Resolutions of Louisiana, Feb. 4, 1865]: p. 182, 133. 17349
[Report of committee as to the bonds prepared by the Kendall bank
note coj: p. 184, 185. 17350
t Report of committee on the subject of furnishing free text books vo
ool children of the commonwealth]: p. 197, 198. 17351
[Report of committee on the case of C. L. Finch and J. R. Jones of
Mecklenburg] : p. 232-248. 17352
[Resolutions commemorative of the late Thomas W. Keen, including
a biographical sketch]: p. 258, 259. 17353
[Statement of auditor as to total amount collected from licenses] : p.
295, 296. 17354
[Report of the treasurer that the Virginia and Carolina railroad com-
pany has made no deposit] : p. 371. 17355
[Message from the governor, Fitzhugh Lee mainly relating to the
public debt and the revenue]: p. 421-423. 17356
[Message from the governor, submitting the offer of city of Peters-
burg of a site for a colored normal school] : p. 423, 424. 17357
[Report of committee relative to free school books] : p. 459, 460.
17358
[Auditor's estimate of receipts and expenditures]: p. 460-462. 17359
Report of the committee relative to tjie affairs of the Eastern luna-
tic hospital] : p. 513-516. 17360
[Report of committee relative to amount drawn from the U. S. treas-
ury for sale of public lands for Virginia, but not received in the Virginia
treasury]: p. 549. 17361
Members of the house who served during session Dec. 2, 1885 to
March 6, 1886: p. 599. 17362
Index: p. 601-662.
[Documents as appendix] :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delcj^ates. House doc. no. L 17363
Report concerning the State normal school at Farraville, December
10, 1885. House doc. no. II. 17364
12 p. W. H. Ruffner, principal.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting list of
pardons, &c., and reasons therefor. House doc. no. III. 17365
16 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia, inclosing a letter
from the governor of North Carolina relative to the appointment of com-
missioners to mark the boundary line between the states of Virginia »nAi
North Carolina. House doc. no. IV. 'f7366
[1] p.
Communication from the governor of \^rginia enclosm^ report of
the board which administered Virginia's exhibit at the New Orleans exhi-
bition. House doc. no. V. 17367
11 p.
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Communication from the governor of Virginia inclosing the report
of the board on the Chesapeake and its tributaries, yrith accompanying
papers. House doc. no. VI. 17368
3 p.
Communication from the governor of Virg:inia relative to an appro-
priation by the general assembly for the pay of counsel for the state in
certain cases in the state and United States courts. House doc. no. VII.
17369
2 p.
Communication from the board of public works in relation to the
sale of the state's property, &c., &c. House doc. no. VIII. 17370
12 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accoimts in relation to
criminal charges paid out of the treasury for each county in the state.
&c., &c. House doc. no. IX. 17371
4 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting statement
of the condicion of the Miller fund. House doc. no. X. 17377
7 p.
Index to house documents. [1] p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wed-
nesday, December 2, 1885. Being the one hundred and tenth
year of the commonwealth. Richmond : Rush U. Derr, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1885. 17373
679, [1) p. 22.1cm.
Session be^an Dec. 2, 1885 and ended March <, 188S. John F. Lewis,
lieutenant governor, president.
fRulesl: p. 4-10. 17374
Rules for joint assembly: p. 14, 15, 37, 88. 17375
[Vote for governor and Ueutenant governor]: p. 16. 1737$
Message of the governor, W. £. Cameron, Dec. 8, 1885] : p. 24-31.
17377
[Report of committee relative to terms of judges] : p. 127-129, 141.
17378
' [Resolutions of Louisiana to Virginia, Feb. 4, 1865]: p. 159, 160.
17379
[Dates of appointment of board of visitors of Virginia normal and
collegiate institute] : p. 160. 17380
[Report of committee relative to judges of corporation courts hold-
ing terms for hustings or chancery courts of Richmond] : p. 171, 172, 204.
17381
[Report of committee relative to terms of county and city superin-
tendents of schools]: p. 203, 204. 17382
[Report of superintendent of public buildings as to rooms in capitol
occupied by others than state officers]: p. 242. 17383
[Memorial commemorative of Thomas W. Keen] : p. 248, 249. 17384
Memorial of Frank G. Ruffin in regard to Judge Latham: p. 329, 330.
17385
[Letter f romWyndham /R. Meredith to the board of sinking fund
commissioners as to present^ status of coupon cases] : p. 330, 331. 17386
[Report of committee relative %o Hampton Flats] : p. 504. 17387
- /Report of committee relat'-e to the South Atlantic and Ohio raUroad
companv]: p. 544. 17388
Meift>^bers of the senate who served Dec. 2, 1885 to March 6, 1886:
p. [681] » 17389
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Senate documents:
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. Senate doc. no. I. 17390
17 p.
Communication from [Morton Marye] the auditor of public accounts,
in response to resolution of the senate [December 2, 1885] calling for a
statement of the number of applications made by maimed and disabled
soldiers for state aid, under bill passed heretofore and approved by him,
but not paid for want of sufficient funds. Senate doc. no. II. X7391
[1] p.
Communication from [W. R. Terry] the superintendent of the peni-
tentiary, in response to resolution [senate, Dec. 2, 1885J calling for infor-
mation in regard to number of convicts now in the penitentiary, the num-
ber employed on public works, &c. Senate doc. no. III. 17392
2 p.
Communication from [R. R. Farr] the superintendent of public in-
struction, relative to the increase artd distribution of the public free schoo*
fond, and pay of school trustees. Senate doc. no. IV. 17393
[1] p.
Answer of the board of directors of Virginia state penitentiary to a
senate resolution [of Dec. 2d, 1885, requesting certain information and
papers in reference to contracts for hire of convicts at Virginia state peni-
tentiary] Senate doc. no. V. 17394
8 p.
Communication from the board of public works in response to »
resolution of the senate [Dec. 9, 1885] relative to the examination into the
proceedings of railroad and canal companies, &c Senate doc no. VI.
17395
[1] p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
resolution of the senate [Dec. 11, 1885] calling for information as to
amount of tax assessed on sample merchant's license for fiscal years ending
30th September, 1883, 1884 and 1886, and the amount paid in coupons.
Senate doc. no. VII. 17396
4 p.
Communication from [W. E. Cameron] the governor of Virginia in
response to resolution of senate [Dec. 12, 1885] relative to vacancies in
the office of county Judge of Rockingham county and corporation court of
city of Petersburg. Senate doc. no. VIII. 17.397
[1] p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia relative to vacancies
in county and corporation Judgeships. Senate doc. no. IX. 17398
m p.
Communication from [F. G. Ruffin] the second auditor, in response to
resolution of the senate calling for information as to the state bonds
printed by the Kendall bank note company. Senate doc. no. X. 17399
Ci] p.
Communication from [H. G. Moffett, Jr.] the railroad commissioner,
in response to a resolution of the senate calling for information as to vio-
lations of certain laws by railroad companies. Senate doc. no. XI. 17400
3 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
resolution [Dec. 19, 1885] of the senate relative to what orders have been
entered in United States courts in regard to reception of coupons, Ac
Senate doc. no. XII. 17401
4 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting list of
pardons, &c., and reasons therefor. Senate doc. no. XIII. 17402
i( p.
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CommunicatioR from the governor of Virginia relative to an appro-
priation by the general assembly for the pay of counsel for the state in
certain cases in the state and United States courts. Senate doc. no. XIV.
17403
2 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia, enclosing a letter from
the governor of North Carolina relative to the appointment of commid-
sioners to mark the boundary line between the states of Virginia and North
Carolina. Senate doc. no. XV. 17404
[1] p. ,
Communication from the governor of Virginia, inclosing the report
of the board of the Chesapeake and its tributaries [relative to oysters]
^th. accompanying papers. Senate doc. no. XVI. 17405
3 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia enclosing report of
the board which administered Virginia's exhibit at the New Orleans exhi-
bition. Senate doc. no. XVII. ' 17406
u p.
Report of committee to examine treasurer's office. Senate doc. no.
XVIII 17407
18 p.
Communication from [Fitzhugh Lee] the governor of Virginia, trans-
mitting a communication from the governor of Nortii Carolina in relation
to certain boundary lines between Virginia and North Carolina. Senate
doc. no. XIX. 17408
[1] p.
Communication from the board of public works in response to a res-
olution of the senate calling for information as to dividends declared by the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad co. for ttie year 1885. Sen-
ate doc. no. XX. • 17409
2 p.
Communication of the auditor of public accounts in response to a
resolution of the senate [Dec. 31, 1885] calling for a list of the fines im-
posed by the courts of the commonwealth during the year 1885. Senate
doc. no. XXI. 17410
4 p.
Resolution calling on the committee on finance and banks for infor-
mation in regard to appropriations during the present session of the gen-
eral assembly. Senate doc. no. XXII. 17411
2 p.
Report of committee for courts of justice as to the authority of any
other judge to hold a term of the chancery or hustings court of Richmond.
Senate doc. no. XXIII. 17412
2 p.
Report of library committee on response to senate resolution en-
quiring cost of elevator and telephones in capitol building. Senate doc. no.
XXIV. 17413
3 p.
Report of committee on public institutions and education relative to
the Virginia normal and collegiate institute. Senate doc. no. XXV.
17414
38. 3. 18 p.
Communication from the revisers of the code, relative to the revision
now being made. Senate doc. no. XXVI. 17415
4 p. E. C. Burks, John W. Rlely, Waller R. Staples, revisers.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting state-
ment of the condition of the Miller fund. Senate doc. no. XXVII. 17416
7 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
resolution of the senate [January 22, 1886] calling for information as to
railroads that have faUed to pay taxes due the state. Senate doc. no.
XXVIII. 17417
2 p.
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Communication from the second auditor, in response to a resolution
of the senate, asking information as to whether he has opened an account
of set-oflF as provided by act of March 19, 1884, Senate doc. no. XXIX.
17418
II] p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
resolution of the senate [January 25, 1886] as to amount of monejr paid into
the treasury from the sales of delinquent lands since 1865. Senate doc.
no. XXX. 17419
2 p.
Communication from the second auditor, in response to senate res-
olution calling for information as to the number of coupon cases now
being prosecuted in the various courts of the commonwealtii, etc. Senate
doc. no. XXXI. 17420
17 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
a resolution of the senate calUng for a list of wounded soldiers who have
proved their claims and not been paid, &c. Senate doc. no. XXXII. 17421
24 p.
Communication from [H. G. Moffett, Jr.] the railroad commissioner,
in response to resolution of the senate calling for statement of the amount
of taxes paid by the several railroad companies of the state. Senate doc.
no. XXXIII. 17422
6 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
resolution of the senate [February 12, 1886] calling for an itemized state-
ment of certain charges in connection with the jails of Lee and Floyd coun-
ties. Senate doc. no. XXXIV. 17423
7 p.
Report of the committee on public institutions, &c., upon the report
of the board of visitors of the penitentiary regarding the contract made by
the superintendent of the penitentiary for the hire of convicts. Senate
doc. no. XXXV. 17424
3 p.
Reply of second auditor to resolutions offered by Mr. Edmunds, ask-
ing tot certain information as to amount of taxes paid by tithables, &c.
Senate doc. no. XXXVI. 17425
7 p.
Communication from the governor relative to the late decisions of
the United States supreme court on coupon cases, &c. Senate doc. no.
XXXVU. 17426
s p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia relative to the colored
normal school [Virginia normal and collegiate institute] Senate doc. no.
XXXVIII. 17427
[1] p.
Report of the joint library committee. [Statement of amount spent
in library improvements; report of Col. Sherwin McRae on historical man-
nscripts; report of H. W. Floumoy, general librarian [for the two years
ending Jan. 1, 18861; statement of receipts and expenditures for yuars
1884- '85; report of P. F. Howard on historical manuscripts] Senate doc.
no. XXXIX. 17428
12 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting a com-
munication from Dr. J. J. Moran, of Fairfax county, special agent of the
state of Virginia [to settle, adjust and determine all debts or claims due
the State of Virginia by the United States, except claims prior to 18121
Senate doc. no. XL. 17429
2 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to a
resolution [of senate, January 22, 1886] requesting him to furnish the
estate with a statement showing balance on state taxes of all kinds against
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each city and county treasurer, as of September 30, 1885, not including
taxes levied for the fiscal year 1885-86, but taking into account preceding
years; amount of delinquent taxes returned and allowed; and what old
claims standing on books of auditor's office have been settled and adjusted
by Auditor Marye pursuant to section 24, chapter 40 code of 1873. Sen-
ate doc no. XLI. 17430
24 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
resolution of senate calling for a statement of the receipts and disburse-
ments of the state government for the fiscal year 1886. Senate doc. no.
XLII. 17431
4 p.
Report of the joint committee appointed to investigate the manage-
ment of the Eastern lunatic asylum under the present administration, &e.
Senate doc. no. XLIII. 17432
3 p.
Report of the committee to examine the auditor's office. Senate
doe. no. XLIV. 17433
6 p.
Report of the joint committee to visit the University of Virginia, etc-
[and to enquire into and report on the best means of extending the useful-
ness of the university] Senate doc. no. XLV. 17434
[1] p.
Communication from the auditor of public accoimts in response tn
resolution of the senate [February 18, 1886] calling for information as to
the existence of any laws requiring the payment of money out of the
treasury not included in the appropriation bills. Senate doc. no. XLVI.
17435
6 p.
Report of the committee on roads and internal navigation as to
charges against the management of the Virginia and Carina railroad
company. Senate doc. no. XLVII. 17436
2 p.
Index. 81 p.
AnimcU Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards, & institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia, for the year ending September 30,
1885. Printed pursuant to law. Richmond : Rush U. Derr, super-
intendent of public printing. 1885. 17437
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the general as-
sembly of Virginia, for the fiscal years ending September 30, 1884 and
1885. Richmond: Rush U. Derr, superintendent of public printing, 1885.
17438
9 p. The titles of the special tables for 1884 are listed below; those
for 1885, In the main, correspond to those of 1884, and are not listed. The
1885 tables are numbered from 26 to 51. This report includes the Abstract of
the returns of marriages, births and deaths for 1883 and 1884. Morton Marye.
auditor.
Tables nos. 1 and 2. Statement showing the amount of receipts
with which the treasurer is charged on the books of this office, and the
amount of warrants drawn upon the treasury, during the fiscal year end-
ing September 30, 1884. 17489
6 p.
Table no. 3. Statement of receipts from banks during fiscal year
ending September 30, 1884. 17440
3 p.
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Table no. 4. Statement of receipts from clerks of courts for taxes
upon suits, deeds, wills, administrations, &c., during the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1884. l'***
Table no. 5. A statement of the amount of interest received on state
deposits for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1884. 17442
3 p. ...
Table no. 6. Statement showing the insurance companies doing
business in Virginia during the year ending September 30, 1884, and the
amount paid by each for license and tax on premiums. 17443
5 p.
Table no. 7. Showing the amount of tax paid by sewing machine
companies during the fiscal year ending September 30, 1884. 17444
* p.
Table no. 8. Statement of amounts received from notaries during
the fiscal year ending September 30, 1884. 17445
8 p.
Table no. 9. Statement of amount received from oyster tax during
the fiscal year ending September 30, 1884. 17446
3 p.
Table no. 10. Statement of amount received from printed record?
during the fiscal year ending September 30, 1884. 17447
3 p.
Table no. 11. Statement showing amount received from railroad
companies during the fiscal year ending September 30, 1884. 17448
3 p.
Table no. 12, Statement of receipts from steamboat companies dur-
ing the fiscal year ending September 30, 1884. 17449
3 p.
Table no. 13. Statement of receipts from telegraph and telephone
companies for the year ending September 30, 1884. 17450
3 p.
Table no. 14. List of disabled soldiers and marines paid in the year
ending September 30, 1884. 17451
23 p.
Table no. 15. Statement showing the costs of establishing the bound-
ary line between Virginia and Maryland, expended during the fiscal year
ending September 30, 1884. 17452
Table no. .16. Statement showing the amount paid, and to whom
paid, out of general appropriation during the year ending September 30,
1884. • 17453
3 p.
Table no. 17. Statement showing the settlement with tke treasurer
for the year ending September 30, 1884. 17454
3 p.
Table no. 18. Bonds of the state of Virginia received under acta
for relief of sureties of treasurers and others for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1884. 17455
3 p.
Table no. 19. Bonds of the state of Virginia turned over to the
commissioners of sinking fund by the auditor of public accounts during
the year ending September 30, 1884, under the provisions of act for that
purpose, approved Aug:ust 23, 1884. 17456
6 p.
Table no. 20. A statement showing the amount of capitation tax,
and the tax on personal property and income, and the tax on real estate,
and the license tax assessed for the year 1884, in the counties, cities and
towns. 17457
5 P-
Table* no. 21. A statement showing the . comparative increase or do-
crease in the capitation and the license tax, and in the values of the per-
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sonal property, income and real estate, as assessed with taxes 'oj th«
years 1883 and 1884 in the commonwealth of Virginia. 17 *M
Table no. 22. A statement showing the tax imposed for the year
1884, upon the real and personal property and income of railroad companies
in the commonwealth of Virginia, compiled by the auditor of public ac-
counts from the reports made to him by said companies and from the .as-
sessments of said property made by the board of public works, pursuant
to sections 19 and 20 of the act imposing taxes, approved March 15, 1884.
174S»
8 n.
Table no. 23. Statement showing the amount of revenue assessed
for the year 1884, applicable to public free school purposes. 17460
3 p.
Table no. 24. Statement of school warrants for 1884, issued in
accordance with the apportionment as made by the superintendent of public
instruction. 17461
6 p.
Table no. 25. Abstract of returns received for the year 1883 of mar-
riages, births and deaths from counties and cities in the state of Virginia.
17462
6 p.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virginia, and of the literary fund: also the report of the commissioners
of the sinking fund, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1885. Rich-
mond: Rush U. Derr, superintendent of pubuc printing. 1885. 17463
36 p. Frank G. Ruffln, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1885. Richmond: Rush U. Derr, superintendent public
printing. 1885. 17464
18 p. I. R. Barksdale, treasurer.
Report of the adjutant general of the state of Virginia for the years
1884 and 1885. Richmond: Rush U. Derr, superintendent public printing.
1885. 17465
77 p. James McDonald, adjutant greneral.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary,
with accompanying documents, for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1885. Richmond: Rush U. Derr, superintendent of public printing. 1885.
17466
32 p. W. R. Terry, superintendent.
Annual report of the attorney-general to the general assembly of
Virginia, for the year ending^eptember 30, 1885. Richmond: Rush U.
Derr, supei%itendent of publicTirinting. 1885. 17467
5 p. F. S. Blair, attorney greneral.
Annual report of the superintendent public printing to the general
assembly of Virgrinia, for the year ending September 30, 1885. Richmond:
Rush U. Derr, superintendent of public printing. 1885. 17468
9 p. Rush U. Derr, superintendent.
Report of the commissioner of fisheries of the state of Virginia for
the years 1884 and 1885. Richmond: Rush U. Derr, superintendent public
printing. 1885. 17469
28 p. M. McDonald, commissioner.
Annual report of the board of visitors and superintendent of the
Virginia military institute, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1885.
Richmond: Rush U. Derr, superintendent of public printing. 1885.
17470
26 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent.
Annual report of the board of visitors of the University of Virginia
for the fiscal year 1883-4. Richmond: Rush U. Derr, superintendent of
public printing. 1885. 17471
21 p. 'W. R. Ruffln, rector.
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Reports of the board of directors and the medical supeitotendent of
the Western lunatic asylum of Virginia, for the fiscal year 1884-85. lUch-
mond: Rush U. Derr, superintendent public printmg. 1885. 17*12
23 p. A. M. Fauntleroy, superintendent.
Report of the central lunatic asylum for the year 1884-85. Rich-
mond: Rush U. Derr, superintendent public printing. 1885. 17473
36 p. Randolph BarkBdale, tiuperlntendent. , ,
Annual report of the Eastern lunatic asylum of the state of Virgima,
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1885. Richmond: Rush U. Derr,
superintendent of public printing. 1885. 17474
37 p. J. D. Moncure, superintendent.
Report of the board of visitors of the Medical college of Virginia for
the year ending September 30, 1884. Richmond: Rush U. Derr, superin-
tendent of pubuc printing. 1884. 17475
4 p. It. U. James, dean.
Annual report of the institution for the education of the deaf and
dumb and of the blind, at Staunton, Virginia, to the general assembly of
Virginia, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1885. Richmond: Rush
U. Derr, superintendent of public printing. 1885. 17476
31 p. T. S. Doyle, principal.
Virginia school report, 1885. Fifteenth annual report of the super-
intendent of public instruction for the year ending July 31, 1885. Richmond.
Rush U. Derr, superintendent of public printing. 1885. 17477
V, 7-247, 126, 295, 15, 14 2, 15, 61. R. R. Farr, superintendent.
Census of white and colored children: p. 111-221; Special statistics of
colored children from five to twenty-one: p. 222-225; School population: p. 226-
236; A bin to provide for the erection of a statue ol Mr. George Peabody, in
the hall of statuary, at Washington: p. 29-30; Teachers' reading associations:
p. 65-68; World's exposition at New Orleans, and exhibit at superintendents'
conference: p. 69-77; Names of persons who have been appointed superin-
tendents of public free schools from the organization of the system to July
31. 1885: p. 110-124; Proceedings of the third annual conference of superin-
tendents and principals of public high schools of Virginia: p. 1-22; Addresses
delivered at the superintendents' conference In Richmond, Feb., 1885, by S. C.
Armstrong, F. V. N. Painter, W. H. Ruftner; Histories of county and city
schools furnished the conference exhibition: p. 48-296.
Report of the State normal school at Farmville, Virginia, made
December 10, 1886. 17478
15 p. Bound with the Virginia school report of 1885. W. H. Ruffner.
principal.
Report of the normal and collegiate institute to the board of educa-
tion of the state of Virginia. 17479
14 p. J. M. Colson. Jr., principal. Bound with the Virginia school
report of 1885.
Report of the treasurer of the Virginia military institute. 17480
2 p. W. T. Poague, treasurer. Bound In the appendix to the Virginia
school report of 1885.
Report of the agricultural and mechanical college of Virginia, for
the year ending July 3, 1883. Richmond: Rush U. Derr, superintendent of
pablic printing. 1885. 17481
15 p. Bound In the appendix to the Virginia school report of 1885.
Report of the Hampton normal and agricultural institute for the
year ending June 30, 1886. Richmond: Rush U. Derr, superintendent of
public printing. 1885. 17482
51 p. S. C. Armstrong, principal. Bound In the appendix to the Vir-
ginia school report of 1885.
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virginia during the session of 1 885-'86. Richmond :
A R. Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1886. 17483
607 p. 23cm.
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Commissioners of deeds; List of charters granted by the circuit and
corporation courts, 1885-lo66} Magisterial districts; Separate election pre-
cincts; Synopsis of i.nancial operations of treasury for year ending 30tn
Sep. 1885; State indebtedness; Regular terms of courts: p. 549-571. 17484
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virgmia. By George W. Hansbrough. Vol. 80. From Janu-
ary 1st, 1885, to November 1st, 1885. Richmond, A. R. Micou,
superintendent public printing, 1886. 17486
[xxvll], 948 p. 23cm.
Cited as 80 va. reports.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
Lunsford L. Lewis, president, Benjamin W. Lacy, Thomas T. Fauntleroy,
Robert A. Richardson, Drury A. Hinton. Attorney general: Frank S. Blair
whose term expired December 31, 1885; Rufus A. Ayers who qualified
January 1, 1886.
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia. By George W. Hansbrough. Vol. 81. From No-
vember 1st, 1885, to May 6th, 1886. Richmond, A. R. Micou,
superintendent public printing, 1887. 17485a
[xxix], 972 p. 23om.
Cited as 81 va. reports.
Judges of the court of appeals during tiie time of these reports:
Lunsford L. Lewis, president, Benjamin W. Lacy, Thomas T. Fauntleroy,
Robert A. Richardson, Drury A. Hinton. Attorney general: Rufus A.
Ayers.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. Calendar of Virginia state papers and other manuscripts,
from July 2, 1790_, to August 10, 1792, preserved in the capitol at Richmond.
Arranged and edited by Wm. P. Palmer, M. D., and Sherwin McRae. Vol-
ume 5. Richmond, Rush U. Derr, superintendent of public printing, 1885.
17486
vli, 709 p. 26>iicm. Preface signed by Sherwin McRae.
Coupona The Virginia coupon cases. Arranged and reported' ^
James C. Lamb, editor The Virginia law journal . . . Richmond, J. W.
Fergusson & son, printers, 1885. , 17487
63 p. 21 ^cm.
Description. . . . Hand-book of Virg:inia. By the commissioner
of agriculture. Richmond, Johns & Goolsby, 1885. 17488
vi p., 1 1., 182 p. 2 maps. 23Hcm. At iiead of title: "Fourth edition."
Randolph Harrison, commissioner.
Education. The educational journal of Virginia. Editors: Wm. F. Fox,
general department, R. R. Farr, official department, v. 16, nos. 1-12, Jan.-
Dec. 1885. Richmond. Va., Wm. Ellis Jones, printer, 1885. 1748»
566 p. 22cm. Includes the ofRcial instructions and circulars
of the department of public instruction.
FarmviUe normal schooL State normal school at Farmville, Virginia.
Catalogue and circular. First session. 1884-1885. Richmond, Va.: Baugh-
man brothers, printers. 1885. 17490
16 p. 22cm.
General assembly. [Bills of the senate. Session of 1885-86] 17491
Bound copy in the office of the superintendent of public printing.
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Manual of members, officers, and standing committees and
rules of the house of delegates; also, the constitution of Virginia, &d., &c.
Session of 1885-6. Richmond: Rush U. Derr, supt. of public printing, 1886.
17492
<5 p. 14.Scm.
Manual of members, officers, and standing committees and
rules of the senate of Virginia; ^so, the constitution of Virginia, &c., &c.
Session of 1885-0. Richmond: Rush U. Derr, supt. of public printing,
1885. 17493
84 p. 14.5cm.
Hampton normal institute. Catalogue of the Hampton normal and
agricultural institute, Hampton, Virginia, for the academical year, 1884-86.
Hampton: printed on the institute press. 1885. 17494
45 p. 21cm.
Hampton normal and agricultural institute. Annual reports
for the academical and fiscal year ending June 30, 1886. Hampton, Va.,
1885. 17495
128 p. 22cm.
Law. •The Virginia law journal, vol. 9. January-December, 1885.
James C. Lamb, editor. The Virginia Law Journal, No. 4 N. Eleventh
Street, Richmond, Va. 17496
, vfi, 810 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virelnla courts.
Special articles: Surety, by E. C. Burks; Effect of the married woman's
»cts of April 4th, 1877. and March 14th, 1878. upon the separate estate of the
wife, by A. W. McDonald; Suits on judgrments of different states, — power of aa
equity court over the Judgments, by Wm. Archer Cocke: The code revdsioJ
and the homestead law, by Jas. C. Lamb; Letter on the Virginia law of
descents, from B. W. Leigh to John Tyler; Rules of decision of the supreme
court of appeals of Va.. In the exercise of appellate Jurisdiction, by E. C.
Burks; Voluntary subscriptions to charitable and other objects, by H. Camp-
bell Black; Constructive notice to non-residents, by O. U. Clay; Some anec-
dotes of Judge Moncure, by J. C. L.; The lien of a Judgement, by T. R. B.
Wright: The commencement of a Judgement lien, by BenJ. Haden; Duress
as a defense in civil actions, by H. Campbell Black; Writs of fieri facias and
capias pro flne on Judgements In favor of the commonwealth, by J. W. B.
Medical college of Virginia. Catalogue of the medical college of
Virginia, Richmond, session 1884-''85, and announcement of session 1885-'86.
Richmond, Andrews, Baptist & Clemmitt, printers, 1885. 17497
24 p. 23cm.
Norfolk. 'The ordinances of the city of Norfolk and acts of assembly
of Virginia relating to the city government, with an appendix. 1885. Nor-
folk, Va., Landmark steam printing house, 1885. 17498
239 p. 23Hcm. Ordinances, comp. by Charles O. Elliott, have
special t-D.
Norfolk tmst co. In the <:ircuit court of the United States, for the
eastern district of Virginia, at Richmond, December, 1886. The Norfolk
trust company v. Morton Marye, auditor, &c. Injunction in equity. [1885]
^ 17499
16 p. 23.5cm.
Railroads. Ninth annual report of the railroad commissioner of the
state of Virginia. Richmond: A. R. Micou, superintendent puUic printing,
1886. 17500
IxvllI, 293, [1] p. 23cm. H. G. Moffett. Jr.. commissioner. In-
cludes synopsis of railroad laws of twenty-two states.
Appendix: Annual reports of railroads operating In Virginia.
University of Virginia. Catalogue of the officers and students of
the University of Virginia, sixty-first session, 1884-'85. Richmond, Whittet
& Shepperson, printers, 1885. 17501
64. 6 p., 2 1. 22cm. Includes catalogue of students of the Uni-
versity of Virginia summer law class . . . for 1884. John B. Minor, LL. D..
instructor.
Virginia agricnltural and mechanical college. Catalogue of the Vir-
ginia agricultural and mechanical college, Blacksburg, Montgomery county,
session 1884-85. Announcements 1885-86. Lynchburg, J. P. Bell & co.,
book and job printers, 1885. 17502
27 p. 1 fold, plate. 22 cm.
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Yirginia military institute. Virginia military institute, Lexington,
Virginia. Official register, 1884-1885. 17503
42 p. ISticm.
Virginia normal collegiate institute. Virginia normal collegiate insti-
tute, Petersburg, Va. Established March 6, 1882. Catalogue for 1884-'85.
Petersburg. Va.: John B. Ege, printer and publisher. 1884. 175M
12 p. 22cm.
1886
Avmual Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards, & institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia, for the year ending September 30,
1886. Printed pursuant to law. Richmond : A. R. Micou, super-
intendent of public printing. 1886. 17605
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the general as-
sembly of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1886. Rich-
mond: A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1886. 1V50S
V. 108, [11 p. Morton Marye, auditor. The titles of the tables are not
listed here. See list under the report for 1885. Tables 31 and 32 show num-
ber of marriages, births and deaths for year ending Dec. 31, 1885.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Vir£:inia, and of the literary fund: also the report of the commissioners
of the sinking fund, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1886. Rich-
mond: A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1886. 17507
35 p. Frank G. Ruftin, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia, for the fiscal year end-
ing September 30, 1886. Richmond: A. R. Micou, superintendent of public
printing. 1886. 17508
21 p. A. W. Harman, Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney-general to the general assembly of
Virginia, for the year ending September 30, 1886. Richmond: A. R. Micou,
superintendent of public printing. 1886. 17509
16 p. R. A. Ayers, attorney general.
Corrected report of Rush U. Derr, late superintendent of pub \t
printing made to the governor, for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1885. Richmond: A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1886.
17510
* p-
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the general
assembly of Virginia, for the year ending September 30, 1886. Richmond:
A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1886. 17511
12 p. A. R. Micou, superintendent.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary,
with accompanying documents, for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1886. Richmond: A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1886.
17512
33 p. W. W. Moses, superintendent.
Annual report of the board of visitors and superintendent of the
Virginia military institute, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1886.
Richmond: A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1886. 17513
29 p. F. H. Smith, superintendent. On p. 6-12 the superintendent has
Inserted information concerning the early history of the institute.
Reports of the board of directors and the medical superintendent of
the Western lunatic asylum of Virginia, for the fiscal year 1885-86. Rich-
mond: A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1886. 17514
33 p. D. B. Conrad, superintendent.
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Annual report of the Eastern lunatic asylum of the state of Vir-
ginia, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1886. Richmond: A. R.
Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1886. 17515
33 p. J. D. Moncure, superintendent.
Report of central lunatic asylum for the year 1885-6. Richmond: A.
R. Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1886. 17516
32 p. Randolph Barksdale, superintendent.
Annual report of the institution for the education of the deaf and
dumb and of the blind at Staunton, Virginia, to the general assembly of
Virginia, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1886. Richmond: A. R.
Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1886. 17517
31 p. T. S. Doyle, principal.
Annual report of the University of Virginia for the fiscal year
1885-6. Richmond: A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1887.
17518
7 p. A.- H. H. Stuart, rectoj.
Report of the board of visitors of the Mediciri college of Virgini-i
for the year ending May 1, 1886. Richmond: A. R. Micou, superintendent
of public printing. 1886. 17519
4 p. M. L>. James, dean.
Virginia school report; 1886. Sixteenth annual report of the super-
intendent of pubUc instruction for the year ending July 31, 1886. Rich-
mond ? A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1886. 17520
208 p. John L,. Buchanan, superintendent. Includes Report of the
Hampton normal and agricultural Institute for year endingr June 30, 1886.
S. C. ArmstronjT, prlncipnl: p. 131-183; Report of Normal and coUeelate Insti-
tute, J. M. LAngston, principal: p. 185-200; Sketch of Miller school: p. 203, 204.
Report of the president and principal of the State female normal
school at Farmville, Virginia. Richmond: A. R. Micou, superintendent of
public printing. 1887. 17521
7 p. W. H. Ruffner, principal.
Report of the adjutant-general of the state of Virg^inia for the year
1886. ^chmond: A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1887.
17522
66 p. James McDonald, adjutant general.
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia. By George W. Hansbrough. Vol. 82. From May
6th, 1886, to February 24th, 1887. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent public printing, 1888, 17523
xxvlll. 1072 p. 23cm.
Cited as 82 Va. reports.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
Lunsford L. Lewis, president, Benjamin W. Lacy, Thomas T. Fauntleroy,
Robert A. Richardson, Drury A. Hinton. Attorney general: Rufus A.
Ayers.
Separate Documentsi Miscellanea
Archives. Calendar of Virginia state papers and other manuscripts,
from August 11, 1792, to December 31, 1793, preserved in the capitol at
Richmond. Arranged and edited by Sherwin McRae. Volume 6. Rich-
mond, A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing, 1886. 17524
A p. I., 782 p. 28cm.
Boundaries. Supreme court of the United States. Boundary line
between Virginia and Tennessee. Bill and exhibits in chancery. [1886]
17525
13 p., 1 I., 99 p. 22Hcm. See act of Feb. 24, 1886.
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Supreme court of the United States. Boundary line between
Virginia and Tennessee. Bill and exhibits in chancery. [1886] 17526
99 p. 22Hcm.
,» 7i^^ JS""** charter of Virginia: p. 1-10. The Becond charter of Virginia:
"• V.'^V, T*'® third charter of Virginia: p. 27-37. Constitution of VlrKlnla:
p. 37, 38. Charter to Sir Walter Raleig-h: p. 38-43. Charter of Carolina.
1663: p. 44-58. Charter of Carolina, 1665: p. 58-71. Act for extending th«}
boundary line between Virginia and North Carolina, passed October. 1778:
p. 72, 73. Report of Walker and Smith, commissioners appointed under act
of 1778: p. 74-77. [Acts of Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee in relation
to the boundary line] : p. 72-99.
Description. A hand-book of Virginia. 5th ed. By the commissioner
of agriculture. Richmond, Va., Johns & co., 1886. 17527
200 D. map. 23cm. Randolph Harrison, commissioner.
Education. The educational journal of Virginia. Editors: Wm. F.
Fox, general department, John L. Buchanan, official department, v. 17, nos.
1-12, Jan-Dec. 1886. Richmond, Va., Wm. Ellis Jones, printer, 1886. 17528
566 p. 22cm. • Includes the offlcial instructions and circulars of the
depaftraent of public instruction.
Farmville normal school. Catalogue of the state female normal school,
at Farmville, Virginia. Second session. 1885-'86. Richmond, Va.: Baugh-
man bros., book and job printers. 1886. 17529
16 p. 22cm.
Hampton normal institute. Hampton normal and agricultural insti-
tute. Annual reports for the academical and fiscal year ending June 30,
1886. Hampton, Va. Normal school steam press print. 1886. 17530
Iv, 75 p. 20cm.
Catalogue of the Hampton normal and agricultural institute.
Hampton, Virginia, for the academic year, 1885-86. Hampton, Va. Printed
on the institute steam press. 1886. 17531
45 p. 22cm.
Law. 'The Virginia law journal, vol. 10. January- December, 1886.
James C. Lamb, editor. The Virginia law journal, No. 4 N. Eleventh street,
Richmond, Va. 17532
vll, 796 p. 8vo. Includes Important decisions of Virginia courts.
Special articles: Oarnishees, by Geo. L. Christian: Answers of infants
and guardians ad litem, by R. T. Barton; Suggestions in reference to changes
In the code, by Camm Patteson; Ryan's case, by G. W. Hansborough; An-
swers of infants and guardians — again, by L. M. Kean; Taxing attorney's
fee in bill of costs, by Benj. Haden; Re-organization of the federal courts, by
Robert M. Hiighus; Constitutional limitations; "H's" review of Ryan's case,
bv D. S. U ; Judicial fashions, by R. G. H. Kean; Post-nuptial settlements, by
W. D. Dabney; Private rights in public waters of Virginia, by R. L. Henley;
The Virginia married woman's act, by R. G. H. Kean; The uncertainty of the
law, by R. T. Barton; The Virginia married woman's act — again, by W. B.
Pettit; Vendor's lien, by C. W. Wattles; Appellate Jurisdiction — Special ver-
dict— statute of frauds, by L. M. Kean; The weight of authorities, by S. F.
Miller- Reviving a Judgment against a personal representative, by C. W.
Wattles and t, M. Kean; Can a grantee in a fraudulent deed Question the
Judgment of the attacking creditor?, by Thos. P. Bagby; The 'criminality of
boycotting, by Thos. S. Atkins. .,,....
Medical coUege of Virginia. Annual catalogue of the Medical col-
lege of Virginia, Richmond, session 1885-6, and announcement of session
1886-7. Richmond, Jas. E. Goode, printer, 1886. 17533
31. [1] p. 23cm.
Militia. Uniform of the Virginia volunteers. General orders. May
Ist, 1886. 17534
30 p. 14cm.
Railroads. Tenth annual report of the railroad commissioner of the
state of Virginia. Richmond: A. R. Micou, superintendent public printing,
1887. 17535
318 p 23cm. H. G. Moftett, Jr.. railroad commissioner.
A schedule of routes from each courthouse in each county, city and
town of the commonwealth, to Richmond, Petersburg, Williamsburg, Staunton
and Marlon. Revised March 1, 1887: p. Ivl-lxxxix. . „ j , ,„
Tables of distances between stations on the different railroads in Vlr-
' " ""Appendix: 'Annual reports of railroad companies operating In Virginia.
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State debt. Digest of acts and extracts from acts in relation to the
public debt of Virginia, with references to, and a list of decisions thereon:
by Wyndham R. M«redith. Published by the sinking fund commisaioners.
Richmond, James E. Goode, printer, 1886. 17536
147 p. 22Hcm.
UnivMwty of Virginia. Catalogue of the officers and students of the
University of Virgini*. Sixty-second session, 1885-'86. Richmond, Whittet
& Shepperson, printers, 1886. 17537
64, [1] p. 21 Hem.
Virginia military institnte. Virginia military institute, Lexingrton,
Virginia. Official reg^ter, 1885-1886. 17538
42 p. 19cm.
Virginia normal and collegiate instituteu Virginia normal and col-
leeriate institute, Petersburg, Va. Established March sixth, 1882. Cata-
logue for 1886-86. Petersburg, Virginia: George M. Bozel, printer and
binder. 1885. 17539
12 p. 22cm.
1887 (MARCH)
Journals
Journal of the house of delesrates of the state of Virginia,
for the extra session of 1887. Richmond : A. R. Micou, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1887. 17540
413 p. 32.(cm.
Session becan March 16. 1887 and ended May 24, 1887. Charles E.
Stuart, speaker.
[Proclamation of the governor, convening the assembly]: p. 3. 17541
fMessage from the governor, Fitzhugh Lee, relative to the public
debt, the code, and provision for the insane] : p. 4-13. 17542
[Letter from foreign bond holders] : p. 14. . 17543
Letter from the attorney general, R. A. Ayers, relative to the public
debt]: p. 14, 16. 17544
[Report of the revisors of the code, E. C. Burks, W. R. Staples, J.
W. Rielyl: p. 16, 17. 17545
[Dispatches and letter from the chairman of the council of foreign
bondholders]: p. 67, 101, 102, 111, 125. 163. 17546
[Report of committee relative to the management of the affairs of
ndlroad commissioner's office]: p. 97-99. 17547
[Letter from the governor relative to communications from council
ox foreign bondholders]: p. 133. 17548
[Report of committee appointed to confer with foreign bondholders] :
p. 206, 236-238. 17549
[Report of committee relative to the revision of the Code]: p. 213-
215. 17550
Condensed comparative statement of the debt and resources of Vir-
ginia for the fiscal years ending Sept. 30, 1869, and Sept 30, 1886: p. 240.
17551
Statement of amounts paid American bank note co. for engraving
bonds: p. 306. 17552
[Proceedings relative to the death of William Smith] : p. 322. 17553
Report rdative to the charges against Judge Thomas E. Blakey,
of Essex]: p. 325, 826. 17554
[Report of committee relative to the destruction of the plates and
bonds of the Kendall bank note co.]: p. 334, 336. 17555
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Members of the house of delegates, March 16, 1887 to May 24, 1887:
p. 347. 17566
Index: p. 349-413.
[Documents as appendix] :
Abstract of the returns of the clerks of courts to the clerk of the
house of delegates. House doc. no. I. 17557
11 p.
Report of special joint committee to examine into the charges pre-
ferred against the Hampton normal and agricultural institute. House doc
no. II. 17558
15 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia in relation to vacancy
in a circuit judgeship, and other matters. House doc. no. III. 17559
s D.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting state-
ment of the condition of the Mifler fund. House doc. no. IV. 17560
7 D.
Communication from the governor of Virginia in response to resolu-
tion of the house of delegates in relation to hire of convicts. House doc
no. V. , 17561
4 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting letter of
council of foreign bondholders. House doc. no. VI. 17562
2 p.
Report of the special committee appointed to report upon the amotint
expended Inr the board of indemnity in carrying out the act under which
created. House doc. no. VII. 17563
7 p.
Final report of the joint committee to confer with the commission
of council of foreign bondholders. House doc. no. VIII. 17564
134 p. Includes Appendix to the flnal report of the special joint com-
mittee appointed to confer with the commission of council of foreig-n bond-
holders; embodying full stenographic report of the proceedings of all con-
ferences held by the Joint committee: p. 17-134.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wed-
nesday, March 16, 1887, being the one hundred and eleventh year
of the commonwealth. Extra session. Richmond : A. R. Micou,
superintendent of public printing, 1887. 17565
414 p. 23.5cm.
Session begran March 16, 1887 and ended May 24, 1(87. Ueutenaai
governor John E. Massey, president.
[Proclamation of tiie governor, Fitzhugh Lee, convening the general
assembly] : p. 3. 17566
[Message of the governor, Fitzhugh Lee, accompanied by letter of
foreign bondholders of Oct. 8, 1886, and report of R. A. Ayers, attorney-
general, relative to the public debt] 1756T
2000 copies printed for the senate.
[Communication from Frank G. Ruffin, 2d auditor, presenting charges
against judge Charles P. Latham of Lynchburg, with letters of Wyndhara
R. Meredith and A. H. Burroughs]: p. 80-34, 70. 17568
{Report of J. A. Wingfield, superintendent of public buildings as to
free labor, instead of convict labor, about capitol grounds]: p. 54.
17563
[Letter from H. W. Flournoy, secretary of the commonwealth, rela-
tive to the boundary line between Virginia and West Virginia]: p. 57.
17570
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Telegram from committee of foreign bondholders]: p. 62. 17571
[Report of committee relative to the charter for the Charleston, Cin-
cinnati and Chicago railroad company]: p. 94, 95. 17572
^Statement of auditor as to amount of military fund]: p. 96. 17573
Message of the governor, and telegram from foreign bondholders]:
p. Ill, 157. 17574
[Report of committee relative to convicts employed outside the peni-
tentiary]: p. 116, 116. 17575
[LiBtter of governor relative to correspondence of executive and coun-
cil of foreign bondholders] : p. 131. ' 17576
[Letter of the attorney general, R. A. Ayers, relative to the license
laws of the state]: p. 182. 17577
[Message of governor relative to the removal of members of boards
of state institutions, depositaries of public money, and the Kendall bank
note company] : p. 169, 170. 17578
[Opinion of R. A. Ayers, attorney general, relative to the KendaJ
bank note company]: p. 170. 17579
[Report of the building committee of the Virginia normal and col-
legiate institute]: p. 230. 17580
[Report of committee relative to public printing] : p. 287, 238. 17581
[Veto message of governor relative to roads in Accomac county]:
p. 281. 17582
{Message of governor relative to death of ex-governor William
: p. 318. 17583
Report of committee relative to the Kendall bank note company]:
p. 326, 327. 17584
Members of senate who served March 16, 1887 to May 24, 1887: p.
[353] 1758S
Index: p. 365-414.
Senate documents :
Communication from the revisors of the code to the general assem-
bly. Senate doc. no. I. 17586
3 p. 23.Scm. B. C. Burks, Waller R. Staples, Jobn W. Rtely, re-
visors.
Abstracts of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. Senate doc. no. 11. 17587
11 p. 23.6cm.
Report of the buUding committee of the Virginia normal and collegi-
ate institute to the general assembly. Senate doc. no. III. 17588
8 p. 23.Scm.
Communication from [Morton Marye] the auditor of public accounts,
in response to senate resolution calling for information as to applications
-made by maimed and disabled soldiers for aid. Senate doc. no. IV. 17589
ri] p. 23.5cm.
Report of the special joint committee to examine the state securities
deposited in the basement oiRces. Senate doc. no. V. 17590
272_p. 23.6cm. J. R. WinKfleld, T. M. Miller, Ashton Starke,
Esmond waddiU, Jr., members of committee.
An examination of securities in the treasurer's and 2d auditor's offices.
Includes report of James D. Craiff.
Report of special joint committee on oysters. Senate doc. no. VI.
17691
12 p. 23.6cm.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting letter
received from EE. P. Bouverie] the chairman of the council of foreign
bondholders, &c Senate doc. no. VII. 17592
8 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the auditor public accoxmts, transmitting esti-
mate of annual receipts of the commonwealth trom all sources in response
to senate resolution. Senate doc. no. VIII. 17593
4 p. 23.6cm.
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Communication from tiie governor of Virginia transmitting state-
ment of the condition of the Jliller fund. Senate doc. no. IX. 17594
. 7 p. 23.Scin.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting letter of
council of foreign bondholders [E. P. Bouverie, chairman] Senate doc. no.
^ . », . "595
2 p. _ 23.5cm;
Preliminary report of the joint committee to confer with the commis-
sion of the council of foreign bondholders. Senate doc. no. XI. 17596
2 p. 23.5cin.
Further preliminary report of the joint committee to confer with the
commission of council of foreign bondholders. Senate doc. no. XII. 17597
4 p. tS.Scm.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response
to senate resolution calling for a statement of the amounts paid out of the
treasury under and by virtue of the provisions of the act of assembly
approved Februaiy 24th, 1886, appointing a 'board of indemnity, &c.
Senate doc. no. XTIT. 17598
3 p. 23.6cin.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
senate resolution calling for statement of suits brought against taxpayers
for the recovery of taxes, &c. Senate doc. no. XIV. 17599
[1] p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
senate resolution calling for statement of fees paid counsel on behalf of
the commonwealth, &c. Senate doc. no. XV. 17600
3 p. 23.5cm.
Communication from the second auditor in response to senate resolu-
tion calling for a statement of the amount paid on the sinking fund, &c.
Senate doc. no. XVI. 17601
2 {,. 23.5cm.
Communication from the treasurer of Virginia responsive to senate
resolution requesting statement of amount of coupons received for taxes
from 1880 to 1886. Senate doc. no. XVII. 17602
2 p. 23.5cm.
Final report of the joint committee to confer with the commission
of council of foreign bondholders. Senate doc. no. XVIII. I760&
134 p. 23.6cm. Charles E. Stuart, John B. Massey, J. N. Stubbs.
W. C. Wlckham, Wm. F. Rhea, J. H. H. FiK^at. James Barbour, H. R. Pollard.
H. H. Downing, James H. Darst. members of committee. Includes . full steno-
graphic report of the proceedings of all conferences held by the Joint com-
mittee.
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virpnia, during the extra session of 1887. Rich-
mond : A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing, 1887.
17604
592 p. 23cm.
Commissioners of deeds; List of charters granted by the circuit and
corporation courts; Separate election precincts; Ma^sterial districts; Ope>
rations of treasury, for year Sep. 30, 1886; State mdebtedness; Terms of
courts: p. $39-663. 17605
Separate Documents; Miscellanea .
General assembly. [Bills of the house of delegates. Extra session,
1887] 1760e
Bound copy in the office of the superintendent of public printinsr.
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Land titles. 'Land titlca in Virginia and West Virpnia, including
tax sales, deeds, forfeitures, ejectment, adverse possession, boundaries ana
surveys, unlawful detainer, claims for improvements, authentication oi
deeds, etc. By Jno. A. Hutchinson, of the Virginia bar. Cincinnati, Robert
Clarke & co.. 1887. 17607
xlH, 368 p. 23Hcro. . „ , . tx.
Religioos corpiMrations, etc *Manual of the laws of Maryland, Dis-
trict of Columbia, Virginia and West Virginia relative to religious corpora-
tions, charitable uses, marriage, wills, religious meetings, etc, by C. Her-
bert Richardson . . . Washington, D. C, W. L. Wilson, printer, 1887.
17608
It, 6-62, [1] p. 18cm.
State d^t. 'Virginia state debt. Report to the council of foreign
bondholders of negotiations conducted at Richmond by the Right Hon. Sir
£dward Thornton, G. C. B., and Mr. S. N. Braithwaite, on behalf of the
English bondholders. The council of foreign bondholders, 17, Moorgate
street, London. June. 1887. 17609
[691 p., 3 fold, tables. 21cm.
Appendix 1: ri3 documental: p. 23-60. 176M
Appendix 2: Final report of the joint committee of tlie legislature to
the general assembly, dated May 18, 1887: p. 61-67. 17«lt
Appendix 3: Tabulated statements of revenue and expenditure of the
•tate. from 1876 to 1886. and statement of the public debt: 3 folded tables.
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Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the session of 1887-'88. Richmond : A. R. Micou, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1887. 17618
633 p. 22.3cm.
Session began Dec. 7, 1887 and ended March 5, 18(8. R. H. CardwelL
•peaker.
[List of members elect submitted by the. secretary of the common-
wealth]: p. 3. 4. 17614
Rules: p. 8-1ff. 17615
[Message from the governor, Fitzhugh Lee, relative to debt legi.sla-
tion, the code, department of education, eleemosynary institutions, agricul-
ture, penitentiary, volunteer troops, soldiers' home, dividing state into
grand divisions, capitol building, register of land office] : p. 16-32. 1761d
[Appendix to governor's message, including estimate of expenses and
receiptis; public debt statement; list of schools and colleges holding un-
funded registered bonds of Virginia, now drawing interest on the same,
included in the appropriation of $142,000; letter from L. L. Lomax relative
to the Virg:inia agricultural and mechanical college at Blacksburg] : p. 32-38.
17617
[Rules for the government of the senate and house in joint assembly
for election of a senator] : p. 63, 64. 17618
[Letter from governor relative to the register of the land office]:
p. 68. 17619
t Report of committee on the case of R. D. Jones and F. W. Scott oj!
md]: p. 88-«0. 17620
[Report of committee appointed to examine the state securities]:
p. 167. 17621
[Report of committee on the case of J. E. Kilgro and G. W. Leggetc
of Princess Anne]: p. 236-237, 248-261. 17622
[Report of committee relative to eligibility of A. M. McCUntic of
Bath]: p. 287-241, 406-408. 1762S
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[Report of committee on the case of D. R. Love and J, W. Overby
of Lunenburg]: p. 261-255, 810-316. 17624
[Veto message from the governor, relative to act to prevent fraud
in the sale of lard] : p. 289, 290. 17625
[Report of committee relative to the state receiving bonds from in-
ternal improvement companies in payment for work done by convicts]:
p. 297, 298. 17626
[Letter from the attorney general relative to the Richmond, Williams-
burg and Central turnpike CO.] : p. 310. 17627
[Report of committee relative to the fire in the penitentiary]: p.
323, 324. 17628
[Report of committee relative to free railroad passes]: p. 351, 352,
419. 17629
[Letter from auditor relative to the sale of liquor by sample]: p.
379, 380. 17630
[Communication from the revisors of the code] : p. 400-402. 17631
Report of committee relative to the sale of liquor by sample]: o.
426, 427. 17632
[List of members composing the electoral boards]: p. 461-465.
17688
{Veto message from the governor relative to the act for the protec-
f armors against spurious and worthless fertilizers]: p. 505, 506.
17634
Members of the house of delegates who served during the session
Dec. 8. 1887 -March 5, 1888: p. 645, 646. 17C3S
Index: p. 649-633. — ^
[Documents as appendix] :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of the courts to the clerk of the
iiouse of delegates. House doc. no. I. 176^6
9 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in relation to aid
for disabled soldiers or mariners. House doc. no. II. 17637
4 p.
Report of John A. Parker agent for the state of Virginia, for the
collection of the claim of Virginia vs. the United States, for advancements
made for the war of 1812. House doc. no. III. 17638
4 p.
Communication from the superintendent of penitentiary in relation
to the number of males and females, under the age of eighteen in the
penitentiary. House doc. no. IV. 17633
7 p.
Communication from the superintendent of penitentiary in relation to
the South Atlantic and Ohio railroad company, &c. House doc. no. V.
17640
6 p.
A communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting the
report of the second auditor on the condition of the "Miller fund." Housi
doc. no. VI. 17641
7 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia in relation to the de-
struction of a portion of the penitentiary by fire, and inclosing opinion of
the attomey-genral as to legal construction of the contract with -Tns.
Davis shoe company, &c. House doc. no. VII. 1764S
s p.
A communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting a list of
pardons, &c. House doc. no. VIII. 17643
■ 24 p.
Index to house documents. [1] p.
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Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wednes
day, December 7, 1887, being the one hundred and eleventh
of the commonwealth. Kicnmond : A. K. Micou, superintendent
of public printing. 1887. 17644
611. [1] p. 22.3cin.
Session be^an Dec. 7, 1887 and ended March 6, 1888. John E. Masse},
lieutenant governor, president.
[Rules]: p. 8-10. 17645
[Message of the governor, Fitzhugh Lee, Dec. 7, 1887]: p. 12-28.
Appendix to governor's message: p. 28-34. 17646
250 copies ordered to be printed for the senate.
Rules for joint assembly: p. 54, 55. 17647
rCommunication from the governor that the office of register oi
lands be abolished] : p. 69. 17648
[Report of committee relative to what bills are printed at the ex-
pense of persons presenting such bills or petitions! : p. 74, 75. 17649
[Statement by the auditor of the fines imposed by the courts for the
past two years]: p. 196, 197. 17650
[Veto message of governor relating to bill to permit taxpayers who
have tendered coupons in payment of taxes to make payment in money] :
p. 205, 206. ' 17651
[Report of committee on the condition of the oflSce of register of
land]: p. 213. 17652
[Report of committee relative to tenna of city and county superin-
tendents of schools]: p. 251. 17653
[Statement of the secretary of the commonwealth, as state librarian,
relating to the amount of insurance placed on the state library] : p. 286.
17654
[Report of joint committee relative to the penitentiary fire] : p. 287.
288. 17655
[Proposed resolutions touching the sale of the state's interest in the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway] : p. 289. 17656
[Letter from the governor communicating news of the death of ex-
governor Wyndham Robertson]: p. 316. 17657
[Proposed members of electoral boards] : p. 381^385. 17658
[Statement of the acting librarian, C. Poindexter, relative to Maury's
physical survey of Virginia, nos. 1 and 2]: p. 392, 393. 17659
[Report of committee relative to printing the explanatory notes of
the revisors of the new code] : p. 424. 17660
Members of the senate who served Dec. 7, 1887-March 5, 1888: p.
[513] 17661
Documents :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. Senate doc. no. I. 17662
9 p.
Communication from [Morton Marye] the auditor of public accounts,
transmitting list of applications from disabled soldiers on file in his office
. for commutation. Senate doc. no. II. 17663
* p.
Communication from [J. A. Wingfield] the register of the land office
in response to a resolution of the senate calling for information as to cost,
&c., of free labor in and around the capitol, &c. Senate doc. no. III.
17664
ti] p.
Communication from [F. G. Ruffin] second auditor, in response to
resolution of senate calling for a statement of the amount which will be
necessary to meet the annual intereist on the public debt when it shall be
funded in Riddleberger bonds. Senate doc. no. IV. 17665
2 p.
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Commnnication from the second 'auditor fli response to resolution ot
the senate as to the amount that will be left in the treasury applicable to
payment of interest on public debt after paying all other expenses of gov-
ernment. Senate doc. no. V. 17666
6 p.
A communication from [H. W. Floumoy] the secretary of the com-
monwealth, transmitting, in response to resolution of tile senate, a list of
state board of medical examiners. Senate doc. no. VT. 17667
2 p.
Report of joint committee to enquire and report as to the condition of
the office of the register of the land office. Senate doc. no. VII. 17668
2 p.
A communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
a resolution of the senate [January 7, 1888] calling for a statement of the
amount of taxes on real estate, personal property, &c., and the percentage
returned delinquent. Senate doc. no. VIII. 17669
6 p.
Report of the superintendents of lunatic asylums, in reference to
joint resolution creating a commission to district the state for lunatics, &c.
Senate doc. no. IX. 17670
11 p.
A communication from the secretary of the state board of medical
examiners in response to resolution of the senate [January 7, 1888] calling
for statement of the number of graduates of the medical college of Virginia,
and the school of medicine of the University of Virginia, who have applied
for certificates to practice, and the numbers of each who have been suc-
cessful, and the numbers who have been rejected. Senate doc. no. X. 17671
[I] p.
A report of the committee to examine the second auditor's office.
Senate doc. no. XI. 17672
ti] p.
A communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
resolution of the senate as to whether witnesses summoned before grand
juries are paid per diem and mileage. Senate doc. no. XII. 17678
[1] p.
A communication from [J. H. O'Bannon] the superintendent of public
printing, in response to resolution of senate, relative to index to code of
1887. Senate doc. no. XIII. 17674
2 p.
A communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting the re-
port of the second auditor on the condition of the "Miller fund." Senate
doc. no. XIV. 17675.
7 p.
A communication from the governor of Virginia relative to the de-
struction of a portion of the penitentiary by fire, and inclosing opinion of
the attorney-general as to legal construction of the contract with Jos.
Davis shoe company, &c. Senate doc. no. XV. 17676
3 p.
A communication from the auditor of public accounts In response to
resolution of the senate [January 6, 1888] calling for information as to
officers indebted to tiie commonwealth. Senate doc. no. XVI. 17677
21 p.
Report of committee on finance and banks on resolution of senate
calling for information on receipts, disbursements, and expediency of re-
duction of taxes, &c. Senate doc. no. XVII. 17678
* p-
Report of committee for courts of justice in response to resolution of
January 17, 1888, instructing the committee for courts of justice to ascer-
tain the propriety of taxing vessels and water craft within the common-
wealth. Senate doc. no. XVIII. 17679
2 p.
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Communication from [John L. Buchanan] the superintendent of pub-
lic instruction, in response to senate resolution calling for certain informa-
tion in regard to state educational institutions and the public schools Feb.
18, 1888. Senate doc. no. XIX. . 17680
12 p. .
Communication from the revisors of the code in relation to explana-
tory notes, &c. Senate doc. no. XX. 17681
2 p.
Report of joint library committee. [Report of H. W. Floumoy, gen-
eral librarian for two years ending Jan. 2, 1888; statement of receipts and
expenditures; report of Col. Sherwin McRae on historical manuscripts; re-
port of Col. Raleigh Colston on historical manuscripts] Senate doc. no. XXI.
17682
4 p.
Communication from the superintendent of public instruction in re-
sponse to senate resolution of January 18, 1888, calling for names of teach-
ers in the public schools, educated at state educational institutions, &c.
Senate doc. no. XXII. 17683
2 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting a list of
pardons, &c. Senate doc. no. XXIII. 17684
24 p.
Report of committee on privileges and elections in the contested
election case of Wm. Ellis v, D. F. Houston. Senate doc. no. XXIV. 17686
4 p.
Report of joint committees of public institutions and education of
the senate, and asyluitks and prisons of the house, relative to their inspec-
tion of public institutions of the state, March 3, 1888. Senate doc. no.
XXV. 17686
10 p.
Report of the committee on public institutions & education, with
reference to receipts, expenditures, &c., of state institutions. Senate doc.
no. XXVI. 17687
5 p.
Report of joint committee on Virginia military institute. Senate doc.
no. XXVn. 17688
5 p.
Report of committee on public institutions & education, as to the
condition of various public institutions of the state. Senate doc. no. XXVIII.
17689
4 p.
Index. Ixx p.
Anntial Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards, & institutions of tho
commonwealth of Virginia, for the year ending September 30,
1887, Printed pursuant to law. Richmond : A. R. Micou, super-
intendent of public printing. 1887. 17690
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the general assem-
bly of Virginia, for the year ending September 30, 1887. Richmond: A. R.
Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1887. 17691
vii, 138 p. 1 folded table. Morton Marye, auditor. The titles of the
tables are not listed here. See list under report for 1885. Tables 32 and 3S
«how marriages, births and deaths for year ending Dec. 31, 1886.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virginia, and the literary fund; also the report of the commissioners of
tJie sinking fund, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1887. Richmond:
A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1887. 17692
3S p. Frank O. RuflBn, second auditor.
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Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia, for the fiscal year aiding
September 30, 1887. Richmond: A. R. Micou, superintendent of public
printing. 1887. nw3
19 p. A. W. Harman. Jr., treaauror.
Annual report of the attorney-general to the general assembly ol
Virginia, for the year ending September 30, 1887. Richmond: A. R. Micou,
superintendent of public printing. 1887. 17694
13 p. R. A. Ayers, attorney g-eneral.
Annual report of the superintendent public printing to the general
assembl;^ of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1887. Richmond:
A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1887. 17695
8 p. A, R. Micou. superintendent of public printing.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary
with accompanying documents, for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1887. Richmond: A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1887.
1769o
38 p. W. W. Moses, superintendent.
Annual report of the board of visitors and superintendent of the Vi^
ginla military institute, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1887.
Richmond: A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1887. 17697
31 p. P. H. Smith, superintendent.
i.1. _,K*P°*^ of the board of directors and the medical superintendent of
the Western lunatic asylum of Virginia, for the fiscal year 1886-87. Rich-
mond: A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1887. 17698
39 p. D. B. Conrad, superintendent.
Annual report of the Eastern lunatic asylum of the state of Virginia
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1887. Ridunond: A. R. Micou.
superintendent of public printing. 1887. 1V699
32 p. J. n. Moncure, superintendent.
Annual report of the central lunatic asylum of Virginia for the fiscal
year 1886-87. Richmond: A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing.
1887. 17700
35 p. Randolph Barksdale, superintendent.
Annual report of the Southwestern lunatic asylum, at Marion, Vir-
ginia, to the general assembly of Virginia, for the fiscal year endhig Sept.
30,1887. Richmond: A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1887.
17701
24 p. H. Black, superintendent.
Annual report of the institution for the education of the deaf and
dumb and of the blind at Staunton, Virginia, to the general assembly of
Virginia, for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1887. Richmond: A. R. Micou,
superintendent of public printing. 1887. 17702
31 p. T. S. Doyle, principal.
Annual report of the University of Virginia for the fiscal year 1886-7.
Richmond: A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1887. 17703
12 p. J. L. Marye, rector.
Report of the board of visitors of the Medical college of Virginia
for the year ending May 1, 1887. Richmond: A. R. Micou, superintendent
of public printing. 1887. 17701
< 6 p. J. S. D. Cullen,. dean.
Seventeenth annual report of the superintendent of public instruction
of the state of Virginia, with accompanying documents. School year.
August 1, 1886-July 31, 1887. Richmond: A. R. Micou, superintendent of
public printing. 1887. [Part I] 115 p. Part II. containing tabular
statistics of the public free schools, and reports of state institutions for
technical and higher education. 166 p. 17705
John L. Buchanan, superintendent. Includes Proceedings of the fifth
^1 conference of county and city superintendents of schools of Virginia,
held in Richmond, 18, 19, 20 May, 1887: p. 101-116; Annual report of the
University of Virg-inla for the fiscal year 1886-7: p. 67-78; Report of th«
state female normal school, 1887, J. A. Cunningham, principal: p. 79-84; Re-
port of the Virgrinla agricultural and mechanical college for year ending
June 8, 1887: p. 85-105; Report of the Hampton normal and agricultural in-
stitute for year ending June 30, 1887. 8. C. Armstrong, principal: p. 107-134;
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Annual report of the Virginia normal and collegiate institute for 18S6-7.
J. M. Ltangston, principal: p. 135-157; The Miller manual labor school of Al-
bemarle; D. mi-lKR.
Report of the president and principal of the State female normal
school at Farmville, Virginia. Richmond: A. R. Micou, superintendent of
public printing. 1887. 17706
8 p. J. A. Cunningham, principal.
Report of the adjutant general of the state of Virginia for the year
1887. Richmond: A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing. 1887.
17707
91 p. James McDonald, adjutant general.
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the fireneral assembly
of the state of Virginia, during the session of 1887-8. Rich-
mond : J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing, 1888.
17708
640 p. 23cm.
Joint resolutions not requiring governor's approval: p. 579-582. Com-
missioners of deeds: List of charters granted by the circuit and corporation
courts; Separate election precincts; Magisterial districts; Regular terms
of courts; Financial operations for year ending Sep. 30, 1887; State indebt-
edness: p. 583-609. 17709
Code
The code of Virginia : with the declaration of independence
and the constitution of the United States; and the constitution
of Virginia. Published pursuant to an act of the general assem-
bly of Virginia, approved May twenty-one, eighteen hundred and
eighty-seven. A. R. Micou, superintendent of public printing.
Virginia. Richmond: Printed by James E. Goode, 1887.
17710
1177 p. 24Vicm. E. C. Burks, W. R. Staples, John W. Riely, re-
visers.
"Two volumes, prepared by Col. Qeorge Wythe Munford, designated
respectively as the second and third editions of the code of Virignla, were
published, by authority of the general assembly, the one in the year 1860,
and the other in the year 1873. These were compilatlong merely, not revis-
ions. Col. Munford had no authority to revise, and the general assembly did
not revise what he had done, but merely ordered the books prepared by him
to be published. Therefore the Code of 1849, adopted in all its parts, as a
whole, on the 16th day of August, 1849, continued to be the Code of Virginia,
except in so far ast it was altered by constitutions and statutes of later date."
preface, p. ill.
For the history of the preparation of this Code, see the Preface.
*Howard's index to the code of Virginia of 1887. By Over-
ton Howard. Richmond, Va., West, Johnson & co., 1895. 17711
203 p. 24Vicm.
[Explanatory notes of the revisers of the code of 1887]
17712
Probably not printed. See senate Journal, 1887-88, p. 424, and senate
doc 20.
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Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia, by George W. Hansbrough. Vol. 83. From Febru-
ary 25th, 1887, to November 17th, 1887. Richmond, J. H. O'Ban-
non, superintendent public printing, 1888. 17713
xxiv, 989 p. 23cin.
Cited as 83 Va. reports.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
Lunsford L. Lewis, president, Benjamin W. Lacy, Thomas T. Fauntleroy.
Robert A. Richardson, Drury A. Hinton. Attorney general: Rufus A.
Ayers.
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia. By George W. Hansbrough. Vol. 84. From No-
vember 17th, 1887, to June 6th, 1888. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing, 1889. 17714
[xxxl], 1068 p. 23cm.
Cited as 84 Va. reports.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reporta:
Lunsford L. Lewis, president, Benjamin W. Lacy, Thomas T. Fauntleroy,
Robert A. Richardson, Drury A. Hinton. Attorney general: Rufus A.
Ayers.
*An index to the Virginia reports from volume 75 to voluma
84 Fa continuation of Martin's Index of Virginia reports pub-
lished in 18811 17716
caption -title, 8SS p. 2SHcm.
Separate Documents; Miscelkmea
Agriculture. Ninth annual report of the commissioner of agriculture
of Virginia. Richmond: Johns & company, book and job printers. 1887.
177X8
2 p. 1., 92 p. 63 p. 23 Hem. Randolph Harrison, commissioner.
Appendix, .{3 p.
Contents. — Virginia's need of statistical information. Work of the de-
eartment. Use of fertilizers. Meadows, pastures and live stock in Va.
>airy farming. Butter making by J. F. Curtis Hayward. Clover as a money
crop by H. M. Mag-ruder. Saving and applying manures by Jas. A. Reid.
Ploughing In green crops for tobacco practiced by Wm. Old. Tobacco. The
possibilities of sumac. Fruit and the state pomologlcal society. Fruit grow-
ing by Jno. R. Page. Fruits as remedial agents by Prof. Dabney. Influence
of sun and moon on vegetation by Prof. Ormond Stone. Preservation of fruit
by use of Ice by Wm. R. Ward of N. J. Siigar from sorghum.
Appendix. — Report of chemist, W. J. Oascoyne. Analyses of fertilizera
giving brand, manufacturer, etc., 1885, 1886, 1887. Tables of analyzed phos-
phates and relative commercial values from 1882-1887.
Education. The educational journal of Virginia. General department:
Wm. F. Fox, editor; George R. Pace, associate editor. Official department:
J. L. Buchanan, supt. public instruction, editor, v. 18, nog. 1-12, Jan.^Dec
1887. Richmond, Va., Wm. Ellis Jones, printer, 1887. 17717
iv, 564 p. Includes the official Instructions and circulars of the de-
partment of public instruction.
Elections. Extracts from Virginia election laws: also the electoral
board, and registration laws. [1887] [Compiled by the secretary of the
commonwealth] 17718
24 p. 22.5cm.
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FarniTille normal acluMrf. Catalogue of the state female normal school,
at Farmville, Virginia. Third session. 1886-87. Richmond, Va.: Baugh-
man bros., book and j<»b printers. 1887. 17719
16 p. 22cni.
General aasembly. TBUls of the senate. Session of 1887-88] 17720
Bound copy in the office of the superintendent of public printinK.
FBills of the house of delegates of Virginia for the session
1887-88. Bills nos. 1-4891 17721
Copy in the Virginia State Library. 22.5cm. Some bills wanting.
Manual of members, officers, and standing committees and rules
of the senate of Virginia; also the constitution of Virginia, &c., Ac. Ses-
sion of 1887-8. Richmond: A. R, Micou, supt. of public printing, 1887.
17722
88 p. 16cm.
Hampton normal institutei. Hampton normal and agricultural insti-
tute. Annual reports for the academic and fiscal year ending June 30,
1887. Hampton, Va. normal school steam press print, 1887. 17723
Iv, 75 p. 20cm.
Catalogue of the Hampton normal and agricultural institute,
Hampton, Virginia, for the academic year, 1886-87. Hampton: printed on
the institute steam press. 1887. 17724
46 p. 22cm.
Law. 'The Virginia law journal, vol. 11. January-December, 1887.
James C. Lamb, editor. The Virginia law journal, tJo. 4, N. Eleventh
Street, Richmond, Va. 17725
vii, 813 p. 8vo. Includes Important decisions of Virgrtnia courts.
Special articles: Bonds and notes of married women under the Virginia
acta, by Claude A. Swanson; Incompetency of husband and wife as witnesses
for or against each other, by S. S. P. Patteson; Suggested changes in civil
procedure in Virginia, by W. B.; Once in Jeopardy: plea of autrefois acquit,
by Jno. W. Davis; Testimony of the accused, by G. R. Calvert; The legality
of boycotting, by Judge B. R. Wellford, Jr.; Jurisdiction of the county courts
in injunction suits, by Jaclcson Guy; Money paid under mistake of law, by
"B.": The law of conspiracy: boycotting, by Judge Thos. S. Atlclns; Isaac U.
Carrington, by Jos. Christian; Contracts of guaranty, by J. R. Tucker, jr.;
Conveyances by married women, by L. M. Kean; What is curtesy initiate,
by Geo. H. Gorman; Agreement by mortgagor to insure for benefit of mort-
eragee, by A. W. Patterson; Is our local option constitutional?, by O. R. Cal-
vert; Thomas Jefferson as a legislator, by R. Q. H. Kean.
Medical college of Virginia. Annual catalogue of the Medical college
of Virginia, Richmond, session 1886-87, and announcement of session
1887-8. Richmond, Va., Everett Waddey & co., printers, 1887. 17726
30 p. 23cm.
Railroads. Eleventh annual report of the railroad commissioner of
the state of Virginia. Pablished pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H. O'Ban-
non, superintendent of pubic printing, 1888. 17727
li, 326, [1] p. 23cm. J. C. Hill, railroad commissioner. Ap-
pendix: Annual reports of railroad companies operating in Virginia.
University rf Virginia. University of Virginia. Sixty-third session.
1886-'87. Annual announcements, with a catalogue of the officers and stu-
dents. Richmond, Va.: Whittet & Shepperson, cor. Tenth and Main Streets.
1887. 17728
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college. Catalogue of the Vir-
grinia agricultural and mechanical college. Reorganized July 1, 1886.
1886-87. Blacksburg, Virginia. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell & co., steam
power printers, 1887. 1772*
30 p. 22cm.
Virginia military institute. Virginia military institute, Lexington,
■Virginia. Official register, 1886-1887. 177S0
64 p. 19%cm.
Virginia normal and collegiate institute. Catalogue of the Virginia
normal and collegiate institute, for the year 1886-7. [Index-appeal steam
presses, Petersburg, Va. 18861 1773 1
57 p. 22cm.
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1888
Annual Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards, and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia, for the year ending September 30,
1888. Printed pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1888. 17732
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the general assem-
bly of Virginia, for the year ending September 30, 1888. Richmond: J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1S88. 17733
V. 151 p., 1 folded table. Morton Marye. auditor. The titles of the
tables are not listed here. See under report for 1885. Tables 33 and 34 show
marrtagres, births and deaths for year endingr Dec. 31, 1887.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virginia and the literary fund: also the report of the commissioners of the
sinking fund, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1888. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1888. 17734
38 p. Frank G. Ruffln, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1888. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1888. 17735
19 p. A. W. Harman, Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney-general to the general assembly of
Virginia, for the year ending September 30. 1888. Richmond, J. H. O'Ban-
non, superintendent of public printing. 1888. 17736
10 p. R. A. Ayers, attorney general.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the general
assembly of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1888. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1888. 17737
8 p. J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent.
Eighteenth annual report of the superintendent of public instruction
of the commonwealth of Virginia, with accompanying documents. School
year closing July 31, 1888. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of
public printing. 1888. Part II containing reports of state institutions for
tcchnic»l and nigher education. 17738
166, 11} p. J. Li. Buchanan, superintendent. Includes Annual report
of the University of Virginia for fiscal year 1887-88, J. L. Marye, rector: i>.
3-20; Annual report of the Virginia military institute for the fiscal year
1887-88, F. H. Smith, superintendent: p. 21-28; Report of the Virginia agri-
cultural and mechanical college for year ending June 30, 1888, L. L,. Lom^jc.
president: p. 31-36; Report of the State female normal school for the sessiou,
1887-88, J. A. Cunningham, principal: p. 37-46; Report of the institution for
the education of the deaf an<l dumb and the blind for year ending June 30,
1888, T. S. Doyle, principal: p. 47-54; The Miller manual labor school of
Albemarle, by C. E. Vawter, superintendent: p. 55-67; Annual report of the
dean of the faculty of the Medical college of Virginia for year ending May
1, 1888: p. 69-74; Report of the Hampton normal and agricultural Institute
for 1887-88, S. C. Armstrong, principal: p. 75-105; Annual report of the Vir-
ginia normal and collegiate institute for 1887-88, J. H. Johnston, president;
B. 107-119.
Report of the adjutant general of the state of Virginia for the year
1888. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1888.
17739
63 p. James McDonald, adjutant general.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary,
with accompanying documents for the fiscal year endinjer September .'(0,
1888. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1888.
17740
S7 p. W. W. Moses, superintendent.
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Reports of the board of directors and the medical superintendent of
the Western lunatic asylum of Virginia for the fiscal year 1887-88. Rich-
mond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1888. 17741
36 p. t>. B. Conrad, superintendent.
Annual report of the Eastern lunatic asylum, of the state of Virginia,
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1888. Ridimond: J. H. O'Bannoh,
superintendent of public printing. 1888. J77<3
27 p. J. D. Moncure, superintendent.
Annual report of the central lunatic asylum, of Virginia, for the
fiscal year 1887-'88. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1888. 17743
36 p. Randolph Barksdale, superintendent.
Annual report of the Southwestern lunatic asylum, at Marion, Vir-
ginia, to the general assembly of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending Sep-
tember SO, 1888. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1888. 17744
41 p. H. Black, superintendent. TSketch of the life of Dr. Harvev
Black, late superintendent]: p. 35-41.
Annual report of the superintendent of fisheries for Virginia for the
year ending December 31, 1888. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent
of public printing. 1888. 17745
10 p. John T. Wllklns, Jr., superintendent.
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia, by Gleorge W. Hansbrough. Vol. 85. From June 6tb,
1888, to April 11th, 1889. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, superin-
tendent public printing, 1890. 17746
xxxl, 1098 p. 23cni.
Cited as 86 Va. reports.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
Lunsford L. Lewis, president, Benjamin W. Lacy, Thomas T. Fauntleroy,
Robert A. Richardson, Drury A. Hinton. Attorney general: Rufus A.
Ayers.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Archives. Calendar of Virginia state papers and other manuscripts,
from January 1, 1794, to May 16, 1795, preserved in the capitol at Rich-
mond. Arranged and edited by Sherwin McRae and Raleigh Colston, under
the authority and direction of Hon. H. W. Floumoy, secretary of the com-
monwealth of Virginia, and state librarian. Volume 7. Riuimond, J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent public printing, 1888. 17747
2 p. K 594, ril D. 2«crti.
Boundaries. Report to the governor of the Virginia commissioner
relative to the boundary line between Virginia and Maryland. Printed
pursuant to a joint resolution. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent
of public printing. 1888. 17748
100 p. 23cni.
"I have the honor to transmit herewith the report of Georg'e H. Bagwell,
esq., commissioner of the Virginia and Maryland boundary line, communicat-
ing the result of the operations conducted by Lieutenant F. V. Abbott, U. 8.
engineer corps, of the survey made by my direction and under supervision
of the commissioners jointly, of the boundaries between the two states, Ic
accordance with the acts of assembly, viz.: act approved Feb. 25, 1878: act ap-
proved March 14, 1878 (chapter 243, page 226), and of an act approved April
2, 1879, conferring further duties and powers upon the ^vernor la this re-
card." (Signed] William B. Cameron: p. 3.
Appendix 1: Deflections and corrections to reduc* tta* trial lines east
of Pocomoke river to the final line: p. 17-100.
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736 Bulletin Virginia) State lAhrary [Lee, (F) Gov.
Cbdes. 'A brief comparison of the most important statutes of the
codes of Virginia of 1873 and 1887, being: especially those referred to in
Minor's institutes of common and statute law." By C. Whittle Sams of
the Norfolk bar. Richmond, Va., West, Johnston & co., and J. W. Randolpn
& English, 1888. mt.%
vUl. 160 p. 24cro.
CommissiiMiers in chancery. 'Commissioners in chancery in Virginia;
comprising a digest of the statute law governing commissioners, under the
code of Virginia, 1887, which went into effect May 1, 1888, with explanatory
comments and references, forms and tables. By A. Meade Smith • • •
Richmond, West, Johnston & co., 1888. 17750
208 p. 23 Hem.
Education. The educational journal of Virginia. General depart-
ment: Wm. F. Fox, editor; George R. Pace, associate editor. Official de-
partment: J. L. Buchanan, LL. D., supt. of public instruction, editor, v. 19,
nos. 1-12, Jan.-Dec. 1888. Richmond. Va., Wm. Ellis Jones, printer, 1888.
177S1
iv, S6$ p. 22cm. Includes the official iDitructlons and circulars
ot the department of public Instructfon.
FarmviUe normal school. Catalogue of the state female normal
school, at Farmville, Virginia. Fourth session. 1887-'88. Lynchburg, Va.:
J. P. Bell company, book and job printers. 1888. 17752
19 p. 22cm.
Hampton normal institute. Catalogue of the Hampton normal and
agricultursJ institute, Hampton, Virginia, for the academic year, 1887-88.
Hampton: printed on the institute steam press. 1888. 1775S
43 p. 22cm.
Iaw. *The Virginia law journal, vol. 12. January-December, 1888.
James C. Lamb, editor. The Virginia law journal. No. 4 N. Eleventh street,
Richmond, Va. • 17754
vlj, 856 p. 8vo. Includes Important decisions of Virslnla courts.
Special articles: The common law marriage, ty M, J.; The Virjflnla
Judicial system: The married women's act of April 4, 1877, by R. <3. H. Kean;
udge Fraacis T. Anderson; Social and separate assets, by Judere J. D. Hors-
ley; Taxing the' costs in criminal cases, by Judge Thomas Jones; The effect
of supersedeas, by Thos. P. Bagby; The nemesis of the prosecution, by 8.
C. Graham; Once In Jeopardy, by Judge R. L. Henley: Powers of municipal
corporations for the abatement of nuisances, by John M. Orr; Application of
payments in usurious transactions, by G. R. Calvert; Speedy lltiKation, by
Philip B. Sheild.
Medical college of Yirginia. Annual catalogue of the Medical collegre
of Virginia, Richmond, session 1887-'88, and announcement of session
1888-'89. Richmond, Wm. Ellis Jones, printer, 1888. 17755
24 p. 23cm.
Railroads. Twelfth annual report of the railroad commissioner of the
state of Virginia. Published pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing, 1888. 17756
Ixxii, 627, EH p. 23cm. J. C. Hill, railroad commissioner.
Appendix: Annual reports of railroad companies operating In Vlr-
fftnla.
Roads. Extracts from the road laws of the state of Virginia. Printed
by authority of the general assembly. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing. 1888. 17757
16 p. 23cm.
University of Virginia. University of Virginia. Sixty-fourth session.
1887-88. Annual announcements, with a catalogue of the officers and stu-
dents. [On back of cover: Printed at the Jeffersonian job office, James
Blidcey, proprietor. Charlottesville, Va.] 1775S
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college. Catalogne of the Vir-
ginia agriculture and mechanical college, 1887-88. Blacksburg, Virginia.
Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell company, steam power printers, 1888. 17759
38 p. 22cm.
Virginia military institute. Virginia military institute, Lexington,
Vii«inia. Official register, 1887-1888. 17769
87 p. l9Hcm.
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yirg:iiiia normal and ccrilegiate institute. Catalogue of the Virginia
normal and collegiate institute for the year 1887-8. [Index-appeal presses.
Petersburg, Va. 1887] 17761
44 p. 22cin.
1869/90
Jounuda
Journal of the house of delegrates of the state of Virginia,
for tile session of 1889-'90. Richmond : J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing. 1889. 17762
546, zcl p. 22cm.
Session began Dec. 4, 1889 and ended March 6, 1890. R. H. Cardwell,
speaker.
riiist of members elect submitted by the secretary of the common-
wealth]: p. 3-5. 17768
(Letter from board of state canvassers relative to election in Scott
coimty]: p. 5-7. 17764
Rules: p. 10-18. 17765
[Message from the governor, Fitzhugh Lee, relative to the state
debt, public schools, colleges, state troops, agriculture, insane, Maryland
and Virginia boundary line, C. & O. railway stock, penitentiary] 17766
Rules for the government of the joint assembly for counting the
▼ote for governor and lieutenant governor: p. 35, 36. 17767
[Resolutions relative to the death of Jefferson Davis]: p. 45, 46.
17768
P^ote for governor and lieutenant governor]: p. 48, 49. 17769
[Communication from the Irish parliamentary party relative to the
reception of Sir T. Esmonde by the house] : p. 61, 52. 17770
[Report of committee on the case of Miles Craft and W. H. Holdway
of Scott] : p. 65, 66. 17771
[Report of committee on the case of J. N. Hutcheson and Ross Ham-
aton of Mecklenburg] : p. 116-119. 17772
[Report of committee on case of Charles E. Hobbs and Mr. Tate of
Lee] : p. 125. 17773
[Report of committee relative to an address on the life of Jefferson
Davis by J. W. Daniel]: p. 201-203. 17774
[List of members of electoral boards] : p. 265-269. 17775
[Report of committee required to examine the feasibility of releas-
ing: the tax on real estate to the extent of the mortgage upon the same]:
p. 326, 327. 17776
[Report of committee relative to the petition of James E. Goode con-
cerning the public printing]: p. 345-347. 17777
tVeto message from me governor, P. W. McKinney]: p. 396. 17778
lembers of the house of delegates who served in session Dec. 4,
1889 to March 6, 1890: p. 545, 546. 17779
Index: p. i-xcL
[Documents as appendix] :
Statement of estimated receipts and expenditures [of commonwealth]
accompanying the governor's message. House doc, no. — 17780
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerks of the house
of delegates. House doc no. I. 17781
21 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to a
resolution of the house of delegates asking for a statement showing num-
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ber of acres of land in each county, its assessed value, not Including build-
ings, and what this valuation averages per acre in each county, &c., Ac,
House doc. no. II. 17782
4 p.
Annual report of the commissioner of fisheries for Virginia for the
year ending December 31, 1889. House doc. no. III. 1778S
14 p. John J. Wllklns, Jr., commissioner.
Communication from the second auditor in response to a resolution
of the house of delegates asking for information in regard to the effect
of the Wickham amendment and the application of the statute of limitation
on the value of tax-receivabfe coupons, and also the value of said couitons
rated as an annuity for years. House doc. no. IV. 17784
« p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to a
resolution calling for itemized statements of the disbursement of the ai»-
propriations to the board of agriculture for the fiscal years ending Septem-
ber 30, 1888 and September 30, 1889, &c House doc no. V. 17785
X8 p.
A message from the governor, inclosing a conununication firom Mr.
John Lubbock, chairman of the council and committee of foreign bond-
holders in London. House doc. no. VI. 17786
4 p.
Report of the special committee to investigate the usefulness and
expenditures of the board of agriculture. House doc. no. VII. 17787
4 p.
Report of the joint committee appointed to ascertain the status of
parties holding certificates of life-membership in the property and fran-
chises of the Virginia state agricultural society, and to what extent the
rights of said parties may be tufected by proposed sale of property of Vir-
ginia state agricultural and mechanical society. House doc. no. VHI.
17788
4 p.
Journal of the senate of the conuntviwealth of Virisrinia:
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wednes*
day, December 4, 1889, being the one hundred and thirteenth
year of the commonwealth. Richmond : J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing. 1889, 17789
647, [1] P. 22cm.
Session began Dec. 4. 1889 and ended March t. 1890. Lieutenant-sov-
ernor John E. Massey, president.
[Rules]: p. 3-9. 17790
Rules for joint assembly: p. 12, 13. 17791
[Message of the governor, Fitzhugh Lee, Dec. 4, 1889] : p, 15-80.
1779S
260 extra copies printed for the senate.
[Resolutions upon the death of Hon, Jefferson Davis]: p, 40, 41.
17798
[Vote for governor and lieutenant governor]: p. 41. 17794
[Communication from the governor of Maryland relative to the
schooner Hance Lawson] : p. 97. 17795
[Letter of John L. Buchanan on retiring from the position of super-
intendent of public instruction] : p. 111. 1779«
[Letter from Thomas Whitehead, secretary of the state board of
agriculture, asking an investigation of the department] : p. 127, 128. 17797
[Letter from John £. Massey, superintendent of public instruction,
relative to reports of educational institutions]: p. 161, 162. 17798
[Report of auditor as to expenses in felony cases, and causes of mis-
demeanor]: p. 187. 17799
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[Report of committee relative to address of John W. Daniel upon
Jefferson Davis]: p. 190-192. 17800
[A memorial sketch of George W. Easley, late a member of the sen-
ate] : p. 218, 219. 17801
[Proposed electoral boards in the counties]: p. 242-246, 254-267.
17802
[Report of committee relative to criminal charges]: p. 276. 1780S
Report of committee relative to status of parties holding certificatea
of life-membership in the property and franchises of the Virginia state agri-
cnltoral society]: p. 495-500. 17804
[Letter of B. H. Leach and S. H. Evans, owners of the Hance Law-
son and David N. Taylor] : p. 501. 17805
[Report of committee relative to reference to Mr. Everett Waddey
by the superintendent of public printing] : p. 642. 17806
Members of senate who served Dec. 4, 1889 to March 6, 1890: p.
[649] 17807
Documents:
Statement of estimated receipts and expenditures accompanying the
governor's message [estimated annual receipts from all sources of revenue,
based upon the assessment of taxes for the year 1889; estimated annual
expenses of the state government] Senate doc. no. — . 17808
p. S-6.
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. Senate doc. no. L 17809
21 p.
Communication from [Thomas Whitehead] commissioner of agricul-
ture in response to senate resolution [December 16, 1889] calling for cer-
tain information, &c. [The information desired was: (1) copy of by-laws
of the board; (2) names of agents appointed for each county; (3) contracts
to be required by those who register their property for sale; (4) instructions
furnished agents; (5) license tax paid by agents; (6) number of farms now
for sale in hands of board, commissioner or local agents, cost incurred by
those desiring to place their farms in said agencies fi>r sale, and how many
farms have been sold by agencies] Senate doc. no. II. 17810
11 p.
Special report of the board of directors of the central lunatic asylum
to the general assembly. Senate doc. no. III. 17811
7 p.
Contested election case of J. C. Duane vs. L. D. Yarrell. Senate doc
no. IV. 17812
9 p.
Communication from commissioner of agriculture in response to sen-
ate resolution [January 6, 1890] callins: for certain information, Ac.
[names, locality, and post-office address of any or all of the 1000 families
claimed to have been brought into the state within last year through the
efforts, instrumentalities or operations of his department, the board of
agriculture or commissioner of immigration] Senate doc. no. V. 17813
3 p. The commissioner replies by riving a list of the recent pur-
chasers of land in Prince Georsre County. This list had been supplied him
by the county clerk. Other clerks had not answered his letters.
Communication from {J. C. Hill] railroad commissioner, in response
to resolution of senate showmg amount of taxes paid by railroad incorpora-
tions in the state. Senate doc. no. VI. 17814
6 p
A message from the governor of the commonwealth, enclosing a com-
munication from Mr. John Lubbock, chairman of the council tmd committee
of foreign bondholders in London. Senate doc no. VII. 1781S
* p.
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'iding
Communication from the president of the board of edacati« ^-'^o trans-
mitting report of the buildine committee of Virginia normal and co. ^'-Uegiate
institute. Senate doc. no. VIII. \. A7SU
7 p. ^"^ *^
Communication from [J. C. HiU] the railroad commissioner uiT?^ re-
sponse to first resolution of series adopted by the senate on the 7th of Janu- -
ary [comparative tables of shipping rates on agricultural products and lead-
ing articles handled by merchants, also passenger rates in Virginia and
Georgia] Senate doc. no. IX. 17817
• 7 p.
Communication from TJ. C. Hill] raUroad commissioner, in response
to resolution of the senate [Januai^ 7, 1890] showing tariff of charges on
the several railroads of the state. [Comparative tables of Georgia and Vir-
ginia rates on cattle] Senate doc. no. X. 17818
3 p.
Communication from [H. W. Floumoy] the secretary of the common,
wealth, in response to resolution of the senate [January 24, 1890] calling for
names of board of visitors of the several institutions [deaf, dumb, and
blind institute, Staunton; the four lunatic asylums; University of Virginia;
Virginia ag:ricultural and mechanical college; Virginia normt^ and colIeg\-
ate institute; Virginia military institute; State female normal school; Cura-
tors Hampton normal and agricultural institute; Normal school of William
& Mary college] Senate doc. no. XI. 17819
3 p.
Minority report submitted by J. N. Stubbs, of the joint oyster com-
mittee appointed at the last session of the general assembly of Virginia.
Senate doc. no. XII. 17820
3 p.
Report of the special joint committee to inquire into the general sub-
ject of obtaining revenue from the oyster industry, &c. Senate doc. no.
Xin. ' 17821
[1] p.
Report of committee of privileges and elections in contest of [Georgre
A.] Martin vs. [Joseph T.] Lawless. Senate doc. no. XIV. 17822
2 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting the report
of the second auditor on the condition of the "Miller fund." Senate doc.
no. XV. 1782S
7 p.
Report of the special committee to investigate the usefulness and
expenditures of the board of agriculture. Senate doc. no. XVI. 17824
4 p.
Report of committee of privileges and elections in case of [J. C]
Duane vs. [L. D.] Yarrell. Senate doc. no, XVII. 17825
» D.
Report of the joint committee on public printing in the matter of
the petition of James E. Goode. Senate doc. no. XVIII. 17826
2 p.
Communication of Mrs. Adeline P. Russell, of the city ot Richmond,
offering to donate certain lands for a reformatory institute. Senate doc
no. XIX. 1782T
2 p.
Communication of Dr. S. H. Moffett, in regard to incurable patients
in Western lunatic asylum. Senate doc. no. XX. 17828
4 p.
Report from the committee on general laws and joint resolutions ap-
pointing a joint committee to confer with a joint committee from Maryland
legislaUire to establish boundary line between Maryland and Virginia.
Senate doc. no. XXI. 17829
3 p.
Report of the joint committee on the library [Report of H. W. Flour-
noy, secretary of commonwealth and general librarian; receipts and disburse-
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ments; report of Raleigh Colston on progrress of Calendar of Virginia state
papers and historical manuscripts; communication from general librarian
■to chairman of joint library committee on size and value of library, portrait
j^ery, law books and the library fund] Senate doc. no. XXII. 17830
4 p.
Communication from the railroad commissioner in response to reso-
lution of the senate calling for information as to railroad mileage in the
states of Georgia and Virginia. Senate doc. no. XXIII. 17831
2 p.
Report of the joint committee on public printing. Senate doc. no.
XXrV. 17832
4 p.
Report of the committee on public institutions and education as to
the condition of the various public institutions of the state. Senate doc. no.
XXV. 17888
6 p.
Index. Ixxix p.
Annvjoi Reports
Annual reports of officers, jboards, and institutions of the
commonwealth of Viririnia for the years ending Septembner 30,
1889. Printed pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1890. 17834
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the general assem-
bly of Virginia, for the year ending September 80, 1889. Richmond: J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1889. 17835
V, 156 p., 1 folded table. Morton Marye, auditor. The titles of tb«
tables are not listed here. See under report of 1885. Tables 32 and 33 show
xnarrlaKes, births and deaths for year ending Dec. SI, 1888.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virginia and of the literary fund: also the report of the commissioners of
the sinking fund, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1889. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1889. 17836
38 p. Frank O. Ruffln, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1889. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1889. 17837
19 p. A. W. Harroan, Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney-general to the general assembly of
Virginia, for the year ending September 30, 1889. Richmond: J. H. O'Ban-
non, superintendent of public printing. 1889. 17838
13 p. R. A. Ayers, attorney general.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the general
assembly of Virginia, for the year ending September 30, 18i89. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1889. 17839
8 p. J. H. O.'Bannon, superintendent.
Virginia school report, 1889. Nineteenth annual report of the super-
intendent of public instruction of the commonwealth of Virginia with accom-
panying documents. School year closing July 31, 1889. Richmond: J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1889. Part II containing
reports of state institutions for technical and higher education. 17840
163 p., 1 fold, sheet, 164 p. J. L. Buchanan, superintendent.
Includes Annual report of the University of Virginia for the fiscal year,
1888-89, W. C. N. Randolph, rector: p. 1-21: Semi-centennial report of th«
superintendent of the Virginia military Institute, June 25, 1889, F. H. Smith.
Auperlnteadent: p. 23-43; Report of the College of William and Mary for
the year closing June 30, 1889, L. Q, Tyler, president: p. 4S-69: Report of tb*
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college for the year closing June 80,
1889, It. Ia. Lomax, president: p. 61-69; Report of the State female normal
school for 1888-89, J. A. Cunningham, principal: p. 71-79: Report of the dean
of the Medical college of Virginia, session 1888-89, J. S. D. Cullen, dean: p.
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«l-«6: Report of the Hampton normaJ and asricaltunl inetitute for the year
1888-S9. S. C. Armstrongr, principal: p. 87-116; Annual report of the Virginia
normal and collegiate institute, session 1888-89. J. H. Johnston, president: p.
117-129; The Miller manual labor school of Albemarle. C. B, Vawter. super-
intendent: p. 133-146: Report of the institution for the educatiOB of the
deaf and dumb and the blind for the year 1888-89, T. & Doyle, principal: p.
147-164.
Report of the adjutant general of the state of Virginia for the year
1889. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing.
1889. 17841
82 p. James McDonald, adjutant s-eneral.
Report of the state board of agriculture of Virginia. 1889. Rich-
mond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1889. 17842
1(1 p. Absalom Kolner, chairman.
Includes 11th annual report of the commissioner of agrrlculture. Tho-
mas Whitehead, for the year Oct. 30, 1888 to Oct. 29, 1889; Agricultural sta-
tistics for each county; Report of state of crops, July 1, 1889, Oct. 1, 1889;
Report of the chemist, R. H. Gaines; Analyses; Report of inspector and sam-
ples; Report of the commissioner of immlgrratlon, Charles Grattan.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary,
irith accompanying documents, for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1889. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1889.
1784S
86 p. W. Vr. Moses, superintendent.
Reports of the board ot directors and the medical superintendent of
the Western lunatic asylum of Virginia for the fiscal year 1888-'89. Rich-
mond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1889. 17844
80 p. Benjamin Blackford, superintendent.
Annual report of the Eastern lunatic asylum, of the state of Virginia
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1889. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1889. 17845
81 p. J. D. Moncure, superintendent.
Annual report of the Central lunatic asylum of the state of Virginia,
for the fiscal year aiding September 30, 1889. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1889. 17846
39 p. Randolph Barksdale. superintendent.
Annual report of the Southwestern lunatic asylum at Marion, Virginia
to the general assembly of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending September
SO, 1889. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing.
1889. n847
41 p. R. J. Preston, superintendent.
Annual report of the Board of public works to the general assembly.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printStg. 1890. 17848
9 p. Includes reports of turnpike companies.
Session Lctws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virginia, during the session of 1889-'90. Rich-
mond : J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of publio printing. 1890.
17849
1116 p. 23cm.
Commissioners of deeds; List of charters granted by the circuit and
corporation courts; Separate election precincts; Magisterial districts; Finan-
cial operations of the treasury for fiscal year ending Sep. 30, 1889; State
Indefctedness; Regular terms of courts: p. 1045-1079. 17880
* [A proposed] act to provide a convenient list and easy mode
of citation of the acts of assembly of Virginia. 17861
(In Virginia state bar association. Ist Report, 1889. p. 69. 60.)
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Cowrts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia, by George W. Hansbrough. Vol. 86. From April
11th, 1889, to November 5th, 1890. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon.
superintendent of public printing, 1890. 17868
zzxiv, 1140 p. 23cm.
Cited as 86 Va. reports.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
Lunsford L. Lewis, president, Benjamin W. Lacy, Thomas T. Fanntleroy,
Robert A. Richardson, Drury A. Hinton. Attorneys general: Rufus A.
Ayers whose term of office expired December 81, 1889; R. Taylor Scott who
qualified January 1. 1890.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Description. Virginia. A synopsis of the geolo^, geography, climate
and soil of the state, together with its resources of minec, forests and fields,
its flocks and its herds. Also selections from the press, and well-authenti-
cated statements, showing specially its agricultural, horticultural and pomo-
logical advantages. Accompanied by statistics of its educational, religious
and social system; to which is added a collection of maps showing its
transportation facilities, and the location of its cities and principal towns.
Published by the state board of agriculture. Richmond: J. W. Fergusson,
printer, 1889. , 1785S
lit. [1] P- front (map). 2S.8cm. Cover-title: Virginia as she
Is.
Report of committee on immigration to the state toard, Oct. 31, 1888.
p. 110-113.
Education. The educational journal of Vii^ia. General department:
Wm. F. Fox, editor; George R. Pace, associate editor. Official department,
J. L. Buchanan, LL. D., supt. public instruction, editor, v. 20, nos. 1-12,
Jan.-Dec. 1889. Richmond, Va., Wm. Ellis Jones, printer, 1889. 17854
iT, S64 p. 22cm. Includes tlie official Instructions and circulars
of the department of public instruction.
Electiona Extracts from Virginia election laws: also the electoral
board, and registration laws, 1889. [Compiled by the secretary of the com-
monwealth] 17855
19 p. 23.5cm.
FarmTiUe normal achotd. Catalogue of the state female normal
school, at Farmville, Virginia. Fifth session. 1888-'89. Lynchburg, Va.:
J. P. Bell company, book and job printers, 1889. 17856
24 p. 22cm.
Cteneral aaaembly. Manual of the senate and house of delegates, ses-
sion of 1889-'90. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent public print-
ing, 1889. 17857
119 p. 14.5cm.
Hampton normal institute. Catalogue of the Hampton noimal and
agricultural institute, Hampton, Virginia, for the academic year, 1888-89.
Hampton, Va.: printed on the institute steam press. 1889. 17858
43 p. 22cm.
Catalogue of the Hampton normal and agricultural institute,
Hampton, Virginia, for the academic year, 1888-89. Hampton, Va., 1889.
17869
43 p. 33cm.
Medical college of Virginia. Annual catalogue of the Medical college
of Virginia, Richmond, session 1888-'89, and announcement of session
1889-'90. Richmond, Everett Waddey, printer, 1889. 17860
23. [1] p. 23cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
744 BliUetin Virginia, State Library [McEinney, Grov.
Railroads. Thirteenth annual report of the railroad commissioner of
the state of Virginia. Published pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H. O'Ban-
non, superintendent of public printing, 1889. 17861
Ixx,' 771 [1] p. 23cm. J. C. Hill, railroad commissioner.
Appendix: Annual reports of railroad companies operating in Virginia.
State debt. Report on the public debt of Virginia to the senate, by
Bradley T. Johnson, senator from the city of Richmond. One hundred
thousand copies of this pamphlet are being circulated. You will not lack
company if you read it. Ashland, Va.: Robbins & Bolderby, steam prin^
ters. 1889. 17862
24 p. 28cm. At head of title: Old Virginia never tires. [Pre-
face] sigrned by Richard M. Smith, p. 6-24 is a reprint of senate doc. 24,
session 1877/78.
Univmity of Virginia. University of Virginia. Catalogue of session
1888-'89. Announcements for session 1889-'90. Printed for the Universi^
of Virginia by Everett Waddey, Richmond, Va. 17863
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college. Virginia agricultural
and mechanical college. Experiment station. Series of 1889-'90. Bulletin
no. 2, October 1889. Experiment orchard. Small fruits [by Wm. B. Al-
wood] 1786i
15 p. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college. Experiment sta-
tion. Series of l889-'90. Bulletin no. 3, November, 1889. I. Steer feeding,
[by D. O. Nourse] II. Meteorological record, [by W. H. Reynolds] 17865
16 p. 23cm.
Virginia military institute. Virginia military institute, Lexington,
Virginia. Official register, 1888-1889. 17866
67 p. 19 Hem.
Virginia normal and collegiate institute. Commonwealth of Virginia.
[Catalogue of the] Virgima normal and collegiate institute. Petersburg,
Va. Catalogue 1888-'9. [Index-appeal presses. Petersburg, Va. 1888]
17867
44 p. 22cm.
Western asylum. Card of the democratic steward [J. W. Blackbuml
of the Western lunatic asylum in relation to the investigation of that in-
stitution in April, 1889. [no place, no date] 17868
8 p. 22.5cm.
William and Mary college. College of William and Mary. Letter
from its president, Hon. Lyon G. Tyler. [1889] ? 17869
6 p. 22cm. CopT imperfect.
1890
Anmtai Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards, and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia for the year ending September 30,
1890. Printed pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannoa,
superintendent of public printing. 1891. 17870
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the general assem-
bly of Virginia, for the year ending September 80th, 1890. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1891. 17871
iv, 168 p., 1 fold, table. Morton Marye, auditor. The titles of the tables
are not listed here. See under report for 1885. Tables 32 and 33 show mar-
riases, btrths and deaths for year endlni; Dec. 31, 1889.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virg^inia and of the Uterary fund, also the report of the commissioners of
the sinking fund, for tiie fiscal year ending September 30, 1890. Richmond.
Va.: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1890. 17872
40 p. Franlc <3. Ruffln, second auditor.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1890] A Bibliography of Virginia 745
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1890. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1890. 17873
15 p. A. W. Harman, Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney-general to the governor of Virginia,
for the year 1890. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
pnntmg. 1891. 17874
11 p. R. T. Scott, attorney general.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the general
assembly of Virginia, for the year ending September 30, 1890. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1890. 17875
7 p. J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent.
Virginia school report, 1890. Twentieth annual report of the superin-
tendent of public instruction of the commonwealth of Virginia, with accom-
panying documents. School year closing July 31, 1890. Richmond, Va.:
J. a. O Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1891. 17876
282 p., 1 fold table. John E. Massey, superintendent.
«.i„i. }^^?Ji\^ J^^^^^Kf adopted: p. 156-158; Report of University of Vlr-
S.?} f-ov""^ ,^''*.*.;'?' ^- ^- '^- Randolph, rector: p. 177-186; Report of the Vlrslni*
S?,il^ 'J Institute for year ending June 30, 1890, F. H. Smith, Scott Shipp.
■uperlntendents: p. 187-197; Report of the Vlrjrinla agricultural and mechan-
ical colleee for year ending June 30, 1890, L. C. Lomax, president: p. 198-202:
Keport of State female normal school for session of 1889-90, J. A. Cunning-
ham, orlnclpal: p. 203-206; Report of the College of William and Mary for
year ending June 30, 1890, L. G. Tyler, president: p. 207-216; Report of the
dean of the Medical college of Virginia, J. S. D. Cullen, dean: p. 217, 218; Re-
port of the Virginia institution for the education of the deaf and dumb and
or the blind, for year ending June 30, 1890, T. S. Doyle, principal: p. 219-225;
Import of the Miller labor school of Albentarle, C. B. Vawter, principal: p.
226-241; Report of the Hampton normal and agricultural institute, for year
ending June 30, 1890, S. C. Armstrong, principal: p. 242-270; Report of the
yirginla normal and collegiate institute for year ending May 31, 1890, J. H.
Johnston. preRldent: p. 271-280. T
Report of the adjutant-general of the state of Virginia, for the year
1890. Richmond, Va.: J, H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing,
1891. 17877
64 p. James McDonald, adjutant general. Includes Names of cadets at
the V. M. T. Sep. 26, 1890.
Report of the state board of agriculture of Virginia. 1890. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1890. 17878
169 p. Absalom Koiner, chairman. This is the 3d annual report of the
State board.
Includes the 12th report of the commissioner of agrloulture, Thomaa
■WTiltehead, for year ending Sept. SO, 1890; Crop reports, July, October, 1890:
Report of the chemist, R. H. Uaines; Analyses; Report of the Inspector and
sampler; Farmers' institute of Virginia, held at Chatsworth farm, Sep. 25 and
26, 1890. stenographic report of proceedings.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary,
with accompanying documents, for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1890. Richmond, Va.: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing.
1890. 17879
.10 p. 'W. w. Moses, superintendent.
Reports of the board of directors and of the superintendent of the
Western lunatic asylum, of Virginia, for the fiscal year 1889- '90. Richmond,
Va.: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1890. 17880
37 p. Benjamin Blackford, superintendent.
Annual report of the Eastern lunatic asylum, of the state of Virginia,
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1890. Richmond, Va.: J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1890, 17881
48 p. J. D. Moncure, superintendent.
Annual report of the Central lunatic asylum, of the state of Viirginia,
for the flscd year ending September 30, 1890. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1890. 17882
50 p. Randolph Barksdale, superintendent.
Annual report of the Southwestern lunatic asylum at Marion, Vir-
ginia, to the general assembly of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending Sep-
Digitized by CjOOQIC
746 BiiUeUn Virginia State lAbrary [McKinney, Gk>v.
tember 30, 1890. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannoa, superintendent of pnUic
printing. 1890. 1788S
96 p. R. J. Preston, superintendent. ^^
Report of the board of visitors for Mount Vernon, December, 1890.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent public printing. 1890. 17884
7 p. J. B. BlKSer, L. Q. Washington. W. W. Henry, T. Berry. R. W.
Ifoore, visitors.
Annual report of the Miller fund [by the second auditor] to the
general assembly. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1891. 17885
7 p.
Report of the commissioner of fisheries of the state of Virginia for the
years 1889 and 1890. Richmond: J, H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1890. 1788(
11 p. John T. Wilkins, Jr., commissioner.
CwMrta
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia, by George W. Hansbrough. Vol. 87. From November
5th, 1890, to June 1st, 1891. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing, 1891. 17887
XXV, 867 p. 23cm.
Cited as 87 Va. reports. •
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
Lunsford L. Lewis, president, Benjamin W. Lacy, Thomas T. Fauntleroy,
Robert A. Richardson, Dn^y A. Hinton. Attorney general: R. Taylor
Scott.
*Virginia decisions. A collection of Virginia cases not offi-
cially reported. Volume 2. [1890-1900] Charlottesville, Va.,
The Michie company, law publishers, 1902. 17888
2 p. 1., 827 p. 23Hcm.
Separate Documents; MtsceUanea
Agriculture. Proceedings of the [Ist annual session of the] farmers*
institute of Virginia held at Chatsworth Farm, September 25th and 26th,
1890. Stenographic report of proceedings. Richmond: Everett Waddey
Co., stationers, printers and binders, 1891. 17889
77 p. 23.5cm. 2S.000 copies printed by order of the state board
of apiculture: also printed in the 12th annual report of the commissioner of
aerrlculture.
Archives. Calendar of Virginia state papers and ottter manuscripts
from May 16, 1795, to December 31, 1798; embracing the letters and pro-
ceedings of tiie committee of correspondence and inqui^ of Virginia and
the other colonies, from March 12, 1773, to April 7, 1775; also the Journal
of the committee of safety of Virginia, from February 7, 1776, to July 6.
1776, preserved in the capitol, at Richmond. Arranged, edited, and printed
under the authority and direction of H. W. Floumoy, secretary of the com-
monwealth and state librarian. Volume 8. Richmond, 1890. 17890
2 p. 1., 688 p. 26V4cm. >
Calendar of Virginia state papers and other manuscripts from
January 1, 1799, to Decmber 31, 1807; preserved in the capitol, at Richmond.
Arranged, edited, and printed under the authority and direction of H. W.
Floumoy, secretary of the commonwealth and state librarian. Volume 9.
Richmond, [James E. Goode, printer] 1890. 17891
2 p. 1., 67S p. 28cm.
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1890] A BJbUography of Virginda 747
Criminal law. 'Digest of the law» of Virinnia of a criminal nature.
Iltastrated by judicial decisions. By James M. Matthews, attorn^ »* 'f '
late reporter of the supreme court of appeals of Virginia. Tlurd edition,
revised and enlarged. Richmond: J. W. Randolph A Bnglish. 1890.
178M
vll, [1], 421 p. 2Scm.
DmriM, Jefferwn. *Oration by Hon. John W. Daniel on the life, serv-
ices and character of Jefferson Davis, delivered xtnder the auspices of the
vcneral assembly of Virginia, at Mozart academy of music, Jan. 25, 1890.
Richmond, J. L. Hill printing company, 1890. 17893
61 p. ZZHcm.
Education. The educational journal of Virginia. General department:
Wm. F. Fox, editor; George R. Pace, associate editor; Wm. Ellis Jones, bus-
iiMSS manager. Official department^ John E. Massey, supt. public instruc-
tion, editor, v. 21, nos. 1-12, Jan.-Dec. 1890. Richmond, Va., Wm. Ellis
Jones, l)rinter, 1890. 17894
iv, 6S8 p. Mem. Includes the official instructions mnd circulars
of the department of public Instruction.
Elections. Extracts from Virginia election laws, also the dectonu
board and registration laws, 1890. [no imprint] 1788S
21 p. 22^4cm. Issued by H. W. Flournoy. secraUry of the com-
monwealth.
FarmviUe normal sclHMri. Catalogue of the state female normal
school, at Farmville, Virginia, Sixth session. 1889-'90. Lynchburg, Va.:
J. P. Bell company, book and job printers. 1890. 17896
32 p. 22cra.
Hampton institute. Catalogue of the Hampton normal and agricul-
taral institute, Hampton, Virginia, for the academic year, 1889-90. Hamp-
ton, Va., printed on the institute steam presses. 1890. 17897
45 p. 22cm.
Immigration. Report of commissioner of immigration to the state
board of agriculture, April 9, 1890. Richmond, Va.: Everett Waddey,
printer and binder, 1890. 17M6
• p. 22.Scm. Charles Grattan. commissioner.
Medical college of Virginia. Annual catalogue of the Medical college
of Virginia, Richmond, session 1889-'90, and announcement of session
1890-'91. Richmond, Everett Waddey, printer, 1890. 17899
23. [3] p. 23cm.
Railroads. Fourteenttt annual report of the railroad commissioner of
fhe state of Virginia. Published pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H. O'Ban-
lion, superintendent of public printing, 1890. 17900
IxzxTiil, 608 p. Z3cm. J. C. Hill, railroad commissioner.
Appendix: Annual reports of railroad companies operatlns in VirKlnia.
Taxation. Tax bill of 1890, with the general provisions of the code
of Virginia in relation to the duties, &c., of the commissioners of the reve-
nae and the county and city treasurers. [Richmond ? 1890] 17901
cover-title, 118 p. 23Kcm.
University of Virginia. Catalogue of session 1889-'90. Announce-
ments for session 1890-^1. Richmond, Va, Printed for the University ot
Virginia by Everett Waddey. 17902
XX. 63, [2] p. 22cm.
Virginia agricultural and medianical eoUege. Annual report of the
agricultural experiment station of the Virginia agricultural and mechanical
college, Blacksburg, Virginia, 1889-90. Lynchburg, Va.: J. P. Bell companv,
book and job printers, 1891. 1790S
15 p. 23cm. Wm. D. Saunders, director.
Catalogue of the Virginia agricultural and mechanical college,
1889-'90, Blacksburg, Va. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell company, stationers
and printers, 1890. 179M
38 p. front., plates. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Series of ISSO-W. Bulletin
no. 4, January, 1890. I. Field tests with tomatoes, [by Wm. B. Alwood]
n. Chemical compositicm of tomatoes, [by Walker Bowman] 17905
II p. 23cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
748 BttUeUn Virgmia State Library [McKinney, Gov.
Experiment station. Series of 1889-'90. Bulletin no. 5, Maixh,
1890. Composition of feeding: stuffs. Analysis of feeding stuffs [by
Walker Bowman] 17906
14 p. 23cm.'
Experiment station. Series of 1889-'90. Bulletin no. 7, July,
1890. Variety tests with strawberries, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 17907
16 p. 23cm. ^
„. . Virginia military institute. Virginia military institute, Lexington,
Virginia. Official register, 1889-1890. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell co., prin-
ters, 1890. "' '17908
63 p. front. 20cm.
In memoriam. Francis H. Smith, father and founder of the
Virgima military institute. Bom at Norfolk, Va., October 12, 1812, died at
Lexington, Va., March 21, 1890. 1890, [Knickerbocker press. New York]
26 p. 23cm.
Virginia normal and collegiate institute. [Catalogue of the] Virginia
normal and coUepriate institute, Petersburg, Va. Catalogue 1889-'90. [Index-
appeal steam printing house. P tersburg. 1889] 17910
41 p. 22cm.
William and Mary college. Catalogue of the college of William and
■Mary, chartered 1693, and state male normal college of Virginia, esttdi)-
lished by act approved March 5, 1888. Session 1889-'90. Richmond, Va.,
Whittet & Shepperson, printers, 1890. 17911
64 p. Incl. front., plates. 22cm. ,
189i/92
Jowmals
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the session of 1891-'92. Richmond : J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing. 1891. 17912
672, Ixzv p. 22.2cm.
Session began Dec. 2, 1891 and ended March 4, 1892. R. H. Cardwell,
speaker.
[List of members-elect, submitted by the secretary of the common-
wealtly : p. 3-5. 1791S
Rules: p. 8-16. 17914
[Message from the governor, relative to re-apportionment, county
roads, convicts to work roads, county bonds, railroads, master and servant,
s^arate coaches for white and colored passengers, palace cars, railroads in
hajids of receivers, railroad commissioners, the direct tax of the U. S.,
penitentiary, criminal expenses, salaries for commonwealth attorneys, trans-
porting prisoners and limatics, prize fighting, boards of visitors, notaries
public, county cemeteries, Columbian exposition, lights for the capitol, sta-
tistics of Virginia, literary institutions, Virginia volunteers, soldiers' and
sailors' monument, subjects of legislation]: p. 17-47. 1791S
Rules for joint assembly for election of U. S. senator: p. 80, 81.
17916
[M«ssage from the governor, relative to the oyster industry]: p.
88-104. 17917
[Letter from the superintendent of public printing relative to print-
ing the public and private acts in separate volumes] : p. 162. 17918
[Letter from the governor proposing amendments in laws relative to
the penitentiary] : p. 230. 17919
[Report of committee on caae of S. B. Hardwick and B. Chambers of
Westmoreland] : p. 237. 17926
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1891/9g] A Bibliography of Virginia 749
^ •., t?J;Pi"* *' committee on case of R. E. B. Stewart and J. W. Bidgood
of Norfolk] : p. 238. 17921
[Report of committee relative to the public debt] : p. 247. 17922
Message from the governor, relative to the oyster industry] : p. 338.
17923
[Letter from the superintendent of public instruction relative to the
codification of the school laws] : p. 387. 17924
[Report of the joint committee relative to the boundary line between
Virginia and Maryland] : p. 477, 478. 17925
[Report of committee relative to investigation of affairs at the Vir-
ginia agricultural and mechanical college] : p. 522-526. 17926
[Petition from Presbyterian ministers association of Richmond op-
posing the opening of the Virginia exhibit at the Columbian exposition on
Sunday]: p. 536. 17927
Members of the house, Dec. 2, 1891-March 4, 1892: p. 671, 672. 17928
Index: p. i-lxxv.
[Documents as appendix] :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. House doc. no. I. 17929
Special message [from the governor] transmittirig report of the com-
mission appointed on the public debt House doc. no. II. 17930
63 p. This commission was appointed at the session of 1889-90. Mem-
bers of commission: P. W. McKlnney, J. Hoge Tyler. R. H. Cardwell, Taylor
Berry, H. T. Wlckham, W. D. Dabney, Robert h!. Tyler.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting letter of
the governor of West Virginia in relation to certain records. House doc.
no. III. 17931
* p.
Communication from the ~ovemor of Virginia transmitting report of
the fish commissioner. House doc. no. IV. 17932
8 p. John T. Wilkins, jr., commissioner.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting list of
pardons, &c., and reasons therefor. House doe. no. V. 17933
5 p.
Journal of the senate of the conunonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wednes-
day, December 2, 1891. Being the one hundred and fifteenth year
of the commonwealth. Ridimond: J. H. O'Bannon, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1891. 17934
687. [1] p. 22cm.
Session beeran Dec. 2, 1891 and ended March 4, 1892. Lieutenant grov-
ernor J. Hose Tyler, president.
[Rules]: p. S-9. 17935
[Message of the governor, Dec. 2, 1891, P. W. McKinney] : p. 12-42.
17936
I Rules for joint asse-mbly] : p. 68, 69. 17937
[Message from the governor relative to the oyster industry, Dec. 9,
1891] : p. 76-92. 17938
1000 copies ordered printed separately.
[Report relative to the reduction of criminal expenses] : p. 108-114.
17939
600 copies printed separately.
[Memorial to congress relative to the burning of the Virginia military
institute in 1864]: p. 192-193. 17940
[Veto message of the governor relative to bill respecting the survival
of the right of action to the plaintiff's representative in actions for tort,
when the plaintiff dies pending the action] : p. 299. 17941
Digitized by CjOOQIC
750 BvUetm Virginia State Library [McKinney, Gov.
[Report of committee relative to travelling expenses of the ■operin-
tendent of public instruction] : p. 430, 431, 468, 469. 17942
[Report of committee relative to the charges against the visitors of
the Virginia agricultural and mechanical college]: p. 499-501, 509-511.
17943
[Report 01 committee favoring a board of control for the hospitals
for the insane] : p. 549, 650. 17944
[Veto message of governor relative to the charter of Winchester]:
p. 653. 17945
Members of the senate who served Dec. 2, 1891 to March 4, 1892:
p. [689] 17946
[Documents as appendix] :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. Senate doc. no. I. 17947
20 p.
Communication from [J. C. Hill] the railroad commissioner, transmit-
ting certain information in response to a senate resolution [December 10,
1891] [This report shows comparison of average rates now charged in Vir-
annia and the commissioners' tariff of North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia and Texas; also mileage, and taxes paid by railroads in Virs:inia,
Georgia and Texas] Senate doc. no. II. 17948
« p.
Letter from [John A. Cunningham] the superintendent of the state
female normal school, in reference to senate resolution. [The resolution re-
quested a report of terms and conditions upon which pupils are admitted
to that institution] Senate doc. no. ..'.. 17949
2 p.
Communication from [Morton Maryel the auditor of public accounts
in relation to the amount of money paid in tne treasury by oyster inspectors.
Senate doc. no. IV. 17950
[11 p.
Communication from the board on the Chesapeake and its tributaries
relative to the cost of steamer Chesapeake, &c. Senate doc no. V. 179S1
2 p.
Special message [of the governor P. W. McKinney] transmitting
report of the commission appointed on Uie public debt. Senate doc. no. VI.
17952
6S p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting letter of
the governor of West Virginia in relation to certain records. [The records
which are asked for by West Virginia embrace land books, original surveys,
land grante and sheriffs' returns of delinouent land, &c., &c., of the counties
now comprising West Virginia] Senate doc. no. VII. 1795S
4 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting report of
[John T. WUkins, jr.] the fish commissioner. Senate doc. no. VlII. 17954
8 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting amend-
m^its proposed to laws governing the penitentiary. Senate doc. no. IX.
17955
4 p.
Communication from [H. W. Floumoy] the secretary of the common-
wealth, responsive to senate resolution in reference to expenses of his
office, &c. Senate doc. no. X. , 17956
2 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting report of
[Frank G. Ruffini the second auditor of the condition of the Miller fund.
Senate doc. no. XL 17957
< p.
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1891/92] A Bibliography of Virginia 751
Commumcation from the council of Richmond city transmittintr reso-
lation and bills relative to amendments to the city charter and extension of
the corporate limits. Senate doc. no. XII. 17958
6 p.
Report of the senate committee to examine office of register of the land
«fllce. Senate doc. no. XIII. 17959
tl] p. •
Communication from the oyster protective union transmitting draft of
abfll for the protection of the oyster industry of the state. Senate doc. no.
XIV. 17960
8 P.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting letter
from the secretary of state of Maryland, enclosing joint resolution in re-
lation to [oysters and] fishing in certain waters. Senate doc. no. XV. 17961
4 p.
Report of the senate committee on roads and internal navigation rela-
tire to charges against railroad commissioner. Senate doc. no. XVI. 17962
pi P."
Ken
eport of the prison association of Virginia. Senate doc. no. XVII.
17963
4 p. This la the 1st report relative to the Laurel reformatorjr. Robert
Stll«s, president.
Report of the joint committee appointed at session of 1889-'90 to. en-
quire into «T)d report on the subject of revenue from oysters, &c. Senate
doe. no. XVJLU. 17964
( p.
Communication from the board of public works responsive to senate
resolution [February 11, 1892, requesting information as to what action has
been taken by the board of public works touching sale of land at Emory and
Henry college under acts of February 7 and March 4, 1890] Senate doc. no.
X3X. 17965
5 ».
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting corres-
pondence with the department of the interior, Ac, relative to school funds
appropriated by the United States government. Senate doc. no. XX. 17966
8 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting list of
pardons, &c., and reasons therefor. Senate doc. no. XXI. 17967
19 p.
Report of the joint committee relative to boundary line between Vir-
ginia and Maryland. Senate doc. no. XXII. 17968
2 p. Signed by R. H. Cardwell, chairman.
Report of Joint library committee. [Report of H. W. Floumoy, librar-
ian; receipts and expenditures on account of state library, 1890 and 1891;
report of Raleigh Colston on his work on calendaring historical manuscripts]
Senate doc.no. XXni. 17969
Report of the senate committee to examine dHce of the auditor of
public accounts. Senate doc. no. XXIV. 17970
Communication from the auditor' of public accounts transmitting list
of delinquent treasurers. Senate doc. no. XXV. 17971
Reports of the committee of public institutions and education and
schools and colleges of the senate and house of delegates in reference to
charges against the board of visitors of the Virginia mechanical and agri-
eultaral college, together with all the evidence and exhibits filed in the case.
Soiate doc. no. XXVI. 17972
144 p.
Index. 76 p.
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Anmtai Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards, and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia for the year ending September 30,
1891. Printed pursuant to law. •Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1891. 17973
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the governor and
general assembly of Virgrinia, for the year ending September 30th, 1891.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon. superintendent of public printing. 1891. 17974
V, 165 p.. 2 fold, tables. Morton Marye, auditor. The titles of the
tables are not listed here. See under the report for 1885. Tables 34 and 36
show marriages, births and deaths for year ending Dec. 31, 1890.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virginia and of the literary fund, also the report of the commissioners of the
sinking fund, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1891. Richmond, Va.:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1891. 17975
43 p. Frank 6. Ruffln, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year endmg
September 30, 1891. Richmond: J. H. O'Baimon, superintendent of public
printing. 1891. 17976
15 p. A. W. Harman, Jr., treasurer. , . „. . .
Annual report of the attorney-general to tiie governor of Virginia
for the year 1891. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1891. 17977
10 p. R. T. Scott, attorney generaL .... ., ,
Annual report of the superintendent of public prmtmg, to the general
assembly of Virginia, for the year ending September 30, 1891. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1891. 17978
7 p. J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent.
Virginia school report. 1891. Twenty-first annual report of the super-
intendent of public instruction of the commonwealth of Virginia, with ac-
companying documents. School year closing July 31, 1891. Richmond, Va.:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1891. 17979
382 p., illus., fold, plate. John E. Massey, superintendent.
Includes Proceedings of the State educational association and confer-
ence of superintendents of Virginia, Bedford Clty>,J"ne 30-July 3. 1891. p.
186-240: Report of the University of Virginia. W.C.N. Randolph, rector: p.
243-256 Report of the Virginia military institute, Scott Shlpp, superintendent:
Report of the Virginia agricultural and mechanical college. J E. Christian,
xiepori. ui iiic T.iB."... »o s»oto femnln normal achool. J. A.
p 301-306: Report of the Virginia normal ana couegiaie »■»=••"■"'•=• i"" ■"■?,""",
iton nresident: p. 307-320; Report of the Hampton normal and agriculturai
fnstitute. S C Xrmstrong. principal: p. 321-354: The Miller manual labor
school of Albemarle, by CT E. Vawter, superintendent: p.. 856-382.
Report o" the a^'ntant general of the state of Virgima,.for the y^r
1891. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, sftpermtendent of pubUc prmtmg. lim.
75 p. James McDonald, adjutant, general. Includes Roll »' V. M I.
Report of the state board of agriculture of Virgima, for the year 1891
r4th annual report] Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, supermtendent of pubhc
printing. 1891. „ .^ ^ "^^^
l1crideYi3'?hl"nV'u"a\'"rep''ort'"o^f't^e commissioner of agriculture. Thorn*.
^port^«e°Shrm^'s^ °lt "^'''oJ^^H) i^nVtt'es:"lJ^erTar^a'r 'il-T ^^^
WyV4rs?nr^^idfd hp_rBe.„by-T,__E, Martin: Sh^eep^husbandry by J.^ A.
ffo%'se'grfed»f ^ W^n|^^ Saving of s-U things, by J. WalUr^-
t%1atintn^'V"h^'JSS? b?''r^S°Tu?tl[e:^In*f4n^l'vlTa^'«i?g. by J. F. Jackson: Pub-
Digitized by CjOOQIC
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lie roads, by R. F. Morriss: Profitable horse-breedlogr, by H. C. Chamblln: The
apple, by Prof. Alwood; The typical experiment station. l)y H. B. Battle;
Plant diseases, by Prof. Qalloway: Hog cholera, by C. EtUs; Sheep husbandry.
by R. M. Newman: Benefits and modes of Improvement of public roads, by W.
M. Thornton: MarketlnK of crops by H. U Lyman; Fertilizer question, by W.
F. Massey- Fruits of Virginia, by H. L. Lyman; Grapes of Virginia; Sheep
raising in Virginia.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary,
with accompanying documents, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1891.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1891. 17982
34 p. W. W. Moses, superintendent.
Reports of the board of directors and of the superintendent of the
Western lunatic asylum, of Virginia, for the fiscal year 1890-91. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1891. 17983
52 p. Bci^amin Blaclcford, superintendent.
Annual report of the Easteni lunatic asylum, of the state of Virginia,
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1891. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1891. 17984
53 p. J. D. Moncure. superintendent.
Annual report of the Central lunatic asylum, of the state of Virginia,
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1891. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1891. 17985
48 p. Randolph Barlisdale, superintendent.
Annual report of the Southwestern lunatic asylum, at Marion, Vir-
ginia, to the general assembly of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending Sep-
tember 30th, 1891. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1891. 17986
103 p. R. J. Preston, superintendent.
Report of the board of visitors for Mount Vernon, December, 1891.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1891. 17987
8 p. J. B. Bigger, L. Q. Washington. W. W. Henry. tT Berry. R. W.
Moore, visitors.
Opinion of John Randolph Tucker, upon the relation of the state of
Virginia to the Mt. Vernon ladies association, and Its visitorial powers over it:
p. 6-8.
Report of the curators of the Hampton normal and agricultural in-
stitute, made to the governor. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent
of public printing. 1891. 17988
( p.
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virsrinia, during the session of 1891-'92. Rich-
mond : J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1892.
17989
1238 p. 2>cni.
Commissioners of deeds; List of charters granted by the circuit and
corporation courts: Regular terms of courts; Financial operations of treasury
for year ending Sep. 30, 1891; General statement of debt; Circuit, county
and corporation courts; Separate election precincts; Magisterial districts:
p. 1187-1189. 179M
Cottrts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia, by George W. Hansbrough. Vol. 68. From June 10,
1891, to June 10, 1892. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, superintend-
ent public printing, 1892. 17991
zxx, 1138 p. 28cm.
Cited as 88 Va. reports.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
^^f Btdletm Virginia State Library [McKinney, Gov.
T„«=/i?^^^®®T°' **** *^°"'?^ "' appeals during the time of these reports:
p«Sfi? A ^b-^?'^^' Pi^sident, Benjamin W. Lacy, Thomas T. Fauntleroy.
S ott Richardson, Drury A. Hinton. Attorney general: R. Taylor
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Agriculture. [Weekly crop bulletin. July-Sept. 1891] 17992
Education. The educational journal of Virginia. Editors: Wm F
*ox, editor and proprietor; George R. Pace, associate editor: Hon. John E.
Massey, editor of the official department v. 22, nos, 1-12, Jan.-Dec. 1891.
[Richmond, Va.] Wm. Ellis Jones, 1891. » 17993
of the'dep"?tS;ent of'pSbUc instJSction.' "** '''"'="'' instructions and circular.
Farmville nonnal school. Catalogue of the state female normal
school, at Farmville, Virginia. Seventh session. 1890-'91. Lynchburg,
Va.: J. F. Bell company, book and job printers. 1891. 17994
32 p. 22cin.
,„ . 9*''*'?' assembly. Manual of the senate and house of delegates of
Virginia. Session 1891-2. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, euperintendent
public printing, 1891. IT'W'J
117. f21 D. • 14..-,cm. i«5»5»i»
Governor. Messages of the governor of Virginia [P. W. McKinney]
to the general assembly, December 2d and 9th, 1891. Richmond: 1891.
<3 p. 23cm.
Hampton institute. Catalogue of the Hampton nonnal and agricul-
tural institute, Hampton, Virginia, for the academic year 1890-91. Hamp-
ton, Va.: Printed on the institute steam press. 1891. 17997
<4 D. 22cm.
[Report of the Hampton normal and agricultural institute,
for 1891] 17998
Copy not seen.
Medical college of Virginia. Annual catalogue of the Medical college
of Virginia, Richmond, session 1890-'91, and announcement of session
1891-'92. Richmond, Everett Waddey co., 1891. 17999
19. [4] P- 23cm.
Law. *Tnstitutes of common and statute law. By John B. Minor.
LL. D., professbr of common and statute law in the University of Virginia.
Volume 1. The rights which relate to the person. 4th ed. rev. & cor.
Richmond: Printed for the author. Sold by Anderson Bros., University
of Virginia . . . 1891. 18000
xli, 720 p. 8vo.
Railroads. Fifteenth annual report of the railroad commissioner of
the state of Virginia. lAiblished pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H. O'Ban-
non, superintendent of public printing, 1891. 18001
xcv, 648 p. 23cm. J. C. Hill, railroad commissioner.
Appendix: Annual reports of railroads operating in Virgrlnia.
University of Virginia. Catalogue of session 1890-'91. Announce-
ments for session 1891-'92. Richmond, Va., Printed for the University of
Virginia by Everett Waddey Co. 18002
xvlll, [ill], 67. [2] p. 22cm.
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college. Annual report of the
agricultural experiment station of the Virginia agricultural and mechanical
college, Blacksburg, Virginia, 1890-91. Richmond: J. W. Fergusson & son,
printers, 1892. 18003
14 p. 23cm. J. M. McBryde, director.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 8, January, 1891.
Printed by order of the council. Potato tests, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 18004
3S p. Mem.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
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A^cultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 9, February, 1891.
Printed by order of the council. fCultural and variety work, by Wm. B.
Alwood. Chemical examination of fruits, by Walker Bowman] 18005
18 p. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 10, June, 1891.
Printed by order of the council. Steer and pig feeding, [by D. O. Nourse]
19006
27 p. lUus. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment statiftn. Bulletin no. 11, October, 1C91.
Vegetables, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 18007
31 p. illus. 23cm.
Virginia normal and collegiate institute. [Catalog^ue of the] Virginia
normal and collegiate institute, Petersburg, Va. Catalogue 1890-91. Kirk-
ham & CO., printers, Petersburg, Va. [1890] 18008
47 p. 22cm.
Weather. [Monthly report of the state weather service, v. 1, nos.
1-6. July-Dec. 1891. Lynchburg] 18009
No copy seen.
William and Mary college. Catalogue of the college of William and
Mary, chartered 1693, and state male normal college of Virginia, established
by act approved March 5, 1888. Session 1890-''91. Richmond, Va., Whit-
tet & Shepperson, printers, 1891. • 18010
44 p. front. 21Hcra.
892
Anmiai Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virgina for the year ending September 30,
1892. Printed pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1892. 18011
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the governor and
general assembly of Virginia, for the year ending September 30, 1892.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1892. 18012
vll, 212 p., 3 fold, tables. The titles of the tables are not listed here.
See under the report of 1885. Tables 34 and 35 show marriages, births and
deaths for year ending: Dec. 31, 1891.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virginia and of the literary fund, also the report of the commissioners of
the sinking fund, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1892. Richmond,
Va.: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1892. 18013
38 p. Josiah Ryland, Jr., second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1892. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1892. 18014
15 p. A. W. Harman, Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney general to the governor of Virginia,
for the year 1892. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1892. 18015
24 p. R. T. Scott, attorney general.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the gover-
nor of Virginia, for the year ending September 30, 1892. Richmond: J.
H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1892. 18016
8 p. J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent.
Report of the adjutant-general of the state of Virginia, for the year
1892. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1892.
18017
111 p. James McDonald, adjutant greneral.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
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Rosters and rolls of Confederate soldiers and sailors [collected by tb«
adjutant general]: p. 90-100; Roll of V. M. I. for 1892: p. 103-108.
Report of the state board of agriculture of Virginia [5th annual re-
port] 1892. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing.
1892. 180M
261 p. W. T. Sutberlin, president.
_ Includes the 14tb annual report of the commissioner of apiculture,
Thomas Whitehead.
Report on state of crops, July, Oct., 1892; Mineral and timber statistics.
1892; Reports on stoclc; Remarks of correspondents on, fruit and poultry;
Mining: and manufacturlngr statistics for 1892; Weather report, compiled from
the reports of the Virginia state weather service, co-operatlnB with the state
"^ ' ' ■ " No " ■ "'
board of agriculture, Nov. 1, 1891 to Oct. 31, 1892; Report of the chemist, R.
H. Gaines; Analyses; Report of inspector and sampler; Report of the farmers'
Institute held at Alexandria, April 12, 13 and 14, 1892; Report of the farmers'
H. Gaines; Analyses; Report of inspector and sampler; Report of the farmers'
Institute held at Alexandria, April 12, 13 and 14, 1892; Report of the farmers'
Institute at Grange camp, Fairfax co., Va., Aug. 26 and 26, 1892; Institute for
the Ist congressional district, at Cape Charles, Virginia; Farmers institute
for the 7th district, at Harrisonburg, Oct. 20, 21.
Annual report of the board of directors of th« Virginia penitentiary,
with accompanying documents, for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1892. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1892.
18019
38 p. B. W. Lynn, superintendent.
Reports of the board of directors and of the superintendent of the
Western lunatic asylum of Virginia, for the fiscal year l891-'92. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1892. 18020
85 p. Benjamin Blackford, superintendent.
Annual report of the Eastern lunatic asylum, of the state of Vir-
ginia, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1892. Richmond: J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent public printing. 1892. 18021
61 p. J. D. Moncure, superintendent.
Annual report of the Central lunatic asylum, of the state of Virginia,
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1892. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1892. 18022
48 p. Randolph Barksdale, superintendent.
Annual report of the Southwestern lunatic asylum, at Marion, Vir-
ginia, to the general assembly of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending Sep-
tember 30, 1892. Richmond: J. H. O'Baimon, superintendent of public
printing. 1892. 18023
94 p. R. J. Preston, superintendent.
Report of the board of visitors for Mount Vernon, December, 1892.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1892.
18024
4 p. J. B. Bigger, W. W. Henry, L. Q. Washington, T. Berry and R. W.
Moore, visitors.
Annual report [by the second auditor] of the Miller fund to the gov-
ernor of Virginia. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1892. 18026
Annual report of the commission of fisheries of the state of Virginia
for the year ending December 31st, 1892. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1892. 1802«
6 p. John T. Wilkins, Jr.. commiBsioner. .
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia, by George W, Hansbrougli. Vol. 89. From June 10,
1892, to April 21, 1893. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, superintend-
ent public printing, 1893. 18027
xxiii. 1027 p. 2Scm.
Cited as 89 Va. report*.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1892] A Bibliograph/y of Virginia ^^^
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
Lunsford L. Lewis, president, Benjamin W. Lacy, Thomas T. Fauntleroy,
Robert A. Richardson, Drury A. Hinton. Attorney general: R. Taylor
Scott.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Agricnlture. [Weekly crop bulletin. April-Sept. 1892] 18028
No copy seen.
Archivea Calendar of Virginia state papers and other manuscripts
from January 1, 1808, to December 31, 1835; preserved in the capitol, at
Richmond. Arranged, edited, and printed under the authority and direc-
tion of H. W. Floumoy, secretary of the commonwealth and state librarian.
Volume 10. Richmond, [James E, Goode, printer] 1892. 18029
2 p. 1.. 687 p. 2^cm.
Columbian exposition. Organization, by-laws, plan of work, local
and ^neral, of the board of world's fair managers of Virginia, including
an official directory of the board of managers, officers of the board and
auxiliary board, and of the officers of the Columbian exposition at Chicago.
1892. 180S0
cover-title. 55 p. 17^cin.
Education. The Virginia school journal, v. 1, 1892. Richmond, 1892.
180S1
348 p. lllui.. ports. 27cm. B. C. Glass. WllUs A. Jenkins. J A. McGilv-
rav, editors and proprietors; John E. Massey, editor official department.
Monthly except Jxfly and Autrust. Includes offlcial instructions and circulars
of the department of public Instruction.
Virginia school laws codified for the use of school officers, by
order of the board of education. To be preserved by each officer and de-
livered to his successor. Richmond: James E. Goode, printer. 1892. 18032
1 p. 1., 184 p. 22Hcm. John E. Massey, superintendent of public In-
struction, compiler.
Elections. Extracts from Virginia election laws; also the electoral
board and registration laws, 1892. [Compiled by the secretary of the com-
monwealth] 1803S
21 p. 22.Scm.
Farmville normal schooL Catalogue of the state female normal
school, at Farmville, Virginia. Eighth session. 1891-'92. Roanoke, Va.:
The Bell printing and manufacturing company. 1892. 18034
36 p. 22cm.
Hampton normal institute. Catalogue of the Hampton normal and
agricultural institute, Hampton, Virginia, for the academic year, 1891-92.
Hampton, Va.: printed on tiie institute steam press, 1892. 18035
4 5 p. 22cm.
Law. 'Institutes of common and statute law. By John B. Minor,
LL. D., professor of common and statute law in the University of Virginia.
Volume 2. The rights which relate to things real. 4th ed. rev. and cor.
Richmond: Printed for the author. Sold by Anderson Bros., University of
Virginia . . . 1892. 18036
xliv, 1179 p. 8vo.
A guide to magistrates: with practical forms for the dischargd
of titeir duties; to which are added precedents for the use of prosecutors,
sheriffs, coroners, escheators, clerks, etc., adapted to the code of Virginia,
1887, being a revision of "Mayo's guide." By H. W. Floumoy and J.
Thompson Brown. Richmond: James E. Goode, publisher and printer.
1892. 18037
xlv, 711 p. 28cm.
Medical coUege of Virginia. Annual catalogue of the Medical college
of Virginia, Richmond, session 1891-'92, and announcement of session
18»2-'93. Richmond, Lea, Cullen & co., 1892. 1803S
19. rsi p. 23cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
758 BvUeUn Virgima St<tte Library [McKinney, Gov.
Railroads. Sixteenth annual report of the railroad commissioner of
the state of Virginia. Published pursuant to law. Richmond : J. H. O'Ban-
non, superintendent of public printing, 1893. 18039
Ixix, 556 p. 23cm. J. C. Hill, railroad commissioner.
Appendix: Annual reports of railroad companies operating In Virginia.
University of Virginia. Catalogue of session 1891-'92. Announce-
ments for session 1892-'93. Richmond, Va., Printed for the University of
Virginia by Everett Waddey co. 18040
xxii, 70 p. 22cm.
Reply of the rector and visitors ... to the remonstrance
on recent chang^es in the requirements for the degree of master of arts.
Charlottesville, 1892. 18041
60 p. 8vo. Title from Bowker. Copy not seen.
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college. Annual report of the
agricultural experiment station of the Virgima agricultural and mechan-
ical college, Blacksburg, Virginia. 1891-92. Richmond: Everett Waddey
CO., printers, 1893. 18V42
14 p. 23cm. J. M. McBryde, director.
Catalogue of the Virginia agricultural and mechanical college.
1891-'92. Blacksburg, Virginia. Richmond, Va., Everett Waddey co., pub-
lishers and printers, 1892. 18043
[31-72 p. illus. 22cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 12, January,
1892. New series, vol. 1, no. 1. Tests of fertilizers on tobacco. 18044
7 p. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 13, February,
1892. New series, vol. 1, no. 2. Antiseptic treatment of wounds. Infectious
abortion in cows, [by E. P. Niles] 18045
p. 8-16. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 14, March, 1892.
New series, vol, 1, no. 3. Chemistry of the tobacco plant, [by R. J. David-
son] 18046
p. 17-26. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 15, April, 1892.
New series vol, 1, no. 4. Treatment of diseases of the grape, [by Wm. B.
Alwood] 18047
p.29-43. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 16, May, 1892.
New series, vol. 1, no. 5. Co-operative com tests, [by D. O. Nourse] 18048
p. 46-55. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 17. New series,
vol. 1, no. 6. Four diseases of the apple, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 18049
p. 57-66. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 18, July, 1892.
New series, vol. 1, no. 7. Antiseptics in relation to the treatment of
wounds, [by E. P. Niles] 18050
p. 6^-73. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 19, August, 1892.
New series, vol. 1, no. 8. Tests of varieties of wheat, [by D. O. Nourse]
18051
p. 77-84. 23.6cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 20, September,
1892. New series, vol. 1, no. 9. A new fodder plant: Lathyrus silvestris,
[by Ellison A. Smyth, jr.] 18052
p. 86-91. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 21, October, 1892.
New series, vol. 1, no. 10. Tests of fertilizers on wheat, [by D. O. Nourse]
« 1805^
p. 93-97. 23.5cm. ^ „ .. „„ »t t
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 22, November,
1892. New series, vol. 1, no. 11. Bush fruits, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 18064
p. 101-110. 23.5cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1893/94] A Bibliography of Virginia. 759
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 23, December,
1892. New series, vol. 1, no. 12, Tests of fertilizers on com, [by U.V.
Nourse] "055
Wginia'miUtary institute. Virginia military institaite, Lexington,
Virginia. Official register, 1891-1892. Richmond. Va., Baughman stationery
CO., printers, 1892. ^°^^
72 p. front., pi. 19Hcm. „. . . , . i
^rginia normal and collegiate institute. Virgima normal and col-
legiate institute, Petersburg, Va. First state normal school, incorporated
March 6, 1882. Opened October, 1883. Ninth school year. 1891-1892. Kirk-
bam & CO., printers and binders, Petersburg, Va. [1891] 18057
56 p. 22cni.
Weather. [Monthly report of the state weather service, v, 2, nos.
1-12. Jan.-Dec., 1892. Lynchburg] 18058
No copy seen.
William and Mary c(rilege. Catalogue of the college of William and
Mary, charter dated 1693 and amended by act approved March 5, 1888,
establishing "in connection with the collegiate course a system of normal
instruction and training." Session 1891-'92. Richmond, Va., Whittet &
Shepperson, printers, 1892. 18059
15 p. front. aScm.
1693/94
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the session of 1893-'94. Richmond : J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing. 1893. 18060
690, Ixxxil. 22.3cm.
Session betran Dec. 6, 1893 and ended March 8, 1S94. R. H. Cardwell.
speaker.
Members-elect of the house [submitted by the secretary of the com-
monwealth]: p. 3-5. 18061
Rules: p. 8-16. 18062
[Message from the governor, 'F. W. McKinney, relating to public
debt, penitentiary, convicts' work, punishments, youths in prison, condi-
tional pardons, criminal expenses, oyster interests, lunatic asylums, pay of
judges, election of judges, county roads, public schools and colleges, Vir-
ginia agricultural and mechanical college, state female normal school, con-
vention of Southern governors and immigration, senators, Roanoke riot.
Lynch law, fines, costs, etc., World's fair, board of agriculture, official
bonds, adjutant general's office, state volunteer militia, U. S. direct tax,
■Ute board of health] : p. 17-61. 18063
Rules for joint assembly for counting the vote: p. 62, 63. 18064
[Vote for governor and lieutenant governor]: p. 65. 18065
Rules for joint assembly for election of senators: p. 76-78. 18066
[Message from the governor relative to taxation] : p. 80-92. 18067
Report of committee appointed to investigate matters relative to
election of Nov. 7, 1893, so far as it affected the selection of candidates
for U. S. senate] : p. 130, 131. 18068
[Communication from Richmond chamber of commerce relative to
convention for discussion of oyster question] : p. 162. 18069
[Opinion of the attorney general relative to complimentary passes
from railroads to members of the house] : p. 216, 217. 18070
[Message from governor C. T. O'Ferrall vetoing bill relative to Po-
tomac and Great Falls railroad company] : p. 280, 281. 18071
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[Report of R. H. Cardwell, chairman of joint committee, on tiie
boundary line between Maryland and Virginia] : p. 881, 382. 18072
[Report of auditor as to number of attorneys who have been licensed
to appear before committees of assembly] : p. 439, 440. _ 18073
[Veto message from governor relating to act to pension H. L. Lee] :
p. 455. 18074
[Message from governor relating to oyster question]: p. 456-460.
18075
[Report of committee as to Virginia agricultural and mechanical
college] : p. 489-491. 18076
[Veto messages from governor relative to Pennington Gap railway
CO.; Culpeper, Rappahannock and Madison railway co., and to Franco
Miles]: p. 508-512. 18077
t Report of committee relating to public roads]: p. 538, 639. 18078
Report of committee appointed to confer with committee from
Maryland relative to oyster question] : p. 551. 18079
[Veto messages from the governor relative to Virginia transit co.,
R. E. Clay, roads of Buckingham co., Norfolk, Wilmington and Charleston
railroad co.]: p. 655-563. 1808«
[List of members of electoral boards] : p. 581-585, 612-615. 18081
[List of pawnbrokers licensed in 1893] : p. 590. 18082
[Message from the governor, and resolutions of Maryland relative
to the oyster question] : p. 591-595. 18083
[Veto messages from the governor relative to roads in Greene, Madi-
son and Fairfax counties]: p. 617, 618. 18084
[Message from the governor relative to the West Virginia cer-
tificates]: p. 658-660. 18085
[Veto message from the governor relative to the Glasgow and Natu-
ral Bridge railway co.]: p. 668. 18086
Members of the house of delegates. Dec. 6, 1893 to March 8, 1894:
p. 689, 690. 18087
Index: p. i-lxxxil.
[Documents as appendix] :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. House doc. no. I. 1808S
20 D.
A statement showing the status of the treasurer and clerks of courts
of the .'if'veral coimties and cities of the commonwealth, prepared by the
auditor of public accounts in obedience to a concurrent resolution of the
fpneral itsi^cmbly, approved December 9, 1893, and t-Kbmitted January 6,
1894. IIousu doc. no. 11. 18089
tt p.
Report of the joint committee of the legislature in reference to the
assessed values of mineral lands in the state. House doc no. HI. 18090
17. p.
A statement from the office of the auditor of public accounts show-
ing the number of acres; value of lands without buildings, and average
Tuue of land per acre, as of year 1893. House doc. no. TV. 18091
9 p.
List of charters filed in the office of the secretary of the common-
wealth, granted by tiie circuit and con)oration courts of the commonwealth
of Virginia from March 15, 1892, to December 31, 1893. House doc. no. V.
18092
14 P.
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Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wed-
nesday, December 6, 1893, being the one hundred and seven-
teenth year of the commonwealth. Richmond : J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent public printing. 1893. 18093
641. iU p. 22.ZC1U.
Session beg-an Dec. 6, 1893 and ended March 8, 1894. Lieutenant-gover-
nor J. Hose Tyler, president.
[LiSt of memoers-elect] : p. ;!-5. 18094
[Rules] : p. 4-10. 18095
[Message of P. W. McKinney, governor, Dec. 6, 1893] : p. 12-63. 18098
Rules for joint assembly: p. 68, 69, 73, 74. 18097
[Vote for governor and lieutenant governor]: p. 59, 60. 18098
[Message of the governor, Dec. 12, 1893, relative to taxation]: p.
75-86. l'8099
250 copies printed separately.
[Report of committee relative to election of Nov. 7, 1893, so far
as it affects candidates for the U. S. senate] : p. 113, 114. 18100
[Report of committee relative to the Eastern lunatic hospital]: p.
164. 18101
[Veto message of the governor, Charles T. O'Ferrall, relative to the
Lynchburg traction company]: p. 263. 18102
[Statement of auditor relative to amount paid into the treasury for
circuit court charters, under protest] : p. 287. 18109
[Proposed members of electoral boards]: p. 374-377. 18104
Message of the governor relative to the oyster industry, Feb. 20,
1894] : p. 404-407. 18105
[Report of committee relative to public roads] : p. 471. 18106
[Veto message of governor relative to Virginia transit company] :
p. 475, 476. 18107
[Report of committee relative to listing vessels and boats for tax-
ation] : p. 499, 500. 18108
[Veto message of governor relative to relieving R. E. Clay from pay-
ment of a fine] : p. 500, 501. 18109
[Report of committee, including views of Dr. Benj. Blackford, rel-
ative to separation of harmless insane from the violent insane in the hos-
pitals] : p. 512, 513. 18110
[Proposed members of electoral boards] : p. 536-539, 570-674. 18111
[Message of governor relative to the conflict between citizens of
Maryland and Virginia in Tangier Sound while dredging oystors] : p. 556-
657. 18112
[General report of committee on public institutions]: p. 575, 601.
18111
[Message of governor, March 6, 1894, relative to the adjustment of
the state debt] : p. 606, 607. 18114
[Veto messages of the governor relative to the Virginia and West
Virtfinia railway company, and the Northern Neck railway company]: p.
616, 617. 18115
Members of the senate Dec. 6, 1893 to March 8, 1894: p. [643] 18116
[Documents as appendix] :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. Senate doc. no. I. 18117
«0 D.
Report to the governor of Virginia of J. B. Baylor, in reference to
the survey of the oyster grounds. Senate doc. no. II. 18118
11 p.
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762 Bvlletin Virginia State Library [McKinney, O'Ferrall, Gov.
Communication from the state board of building commissioners in re-
sponse to resolution of the senate relative to the library building. Senate
doc. no. III. 1811*
[1] p.
Communication from [P. W. McKinney] the governor of Virginia,
transmitting list of pardons, &c., and reasons therefor. Senate doc. no IV.
1812".
21 p.
Communication from [Morton Marye] the auditor of public accounts,
responsive to resolution of senate [Dec. 17, 1893] calling for a statement
of taxes assessed on patent oyster tongs, dredges, &c., for the year ending
September 1, 1893. Senate doc. no. V. 1812 •
2 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
a joint resolution of the general assembly [December 9, 1893] calling for
a statement showing the status of the accounts of the treasurers and
clerks of the several counties and cities of the commonwealth. Senate
doc. no. VI. 18122
Ifi P.
Communication from [A. W. Harman, Jr.] the treasurer of Virginia,
in response to a resolution of the senate [January 15, 1894] inquiring
whether the express companies doing business in this state had complied
with the requirements of law as to deposit of bonds with the treasurer of
Virginia. Senate doc. no. VII. 1812S
2 p.
Communication from the treasurer of Virginia in response to senate
resolution [January 22, 1894] calling for certain information in reference
to the direct tax received from the United States government. Senate doc.
no. VIII. ■ 1»124
3 p.
Report of the special joint committee appointed at last session of
the general assembly to investigate and report tiie real and assessed value
of the mineral lands in the state. Sepate doc. no. IX. 18125
12 p. Henry Fairfax, chairman.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to
resolution of senate [Peby. 1, 1894] calling for certain information as to
the board of agriculture. [By what authority of law the board has been
allowed to draw and disburse the revenue derived from fertilizers in ad-
dition to the $10,000 appropriated by act of 1887-8] Senate doc. no. X.
18126
?. p.
Report of the Virginia special joint committee on the Maryland and
Virginia boundary line. Senate doc. no. XI. 18127
3 p. R. H. Cardwell, chairman.
Report of the senate committee to examine ofRce of reg^ister of land
office. Senate doc. no. XII. 18128
ri] p.
Communication from the state board of building commissioners m
response to resolution of the senate as to cost of furnishing the library
building. Senate doc. no. XIII. 18129
ni p.
Report of the senate committee on public institutions and education
relative to the Virginia agricultural and mechanical college. Senate ioc.
no. XIV. 18130
2 p.
Report of the joint committee appointed to meet a joint committee
of the legislature of Maryland to fix the time of taking oysters, &c. Sen-
ate doc. no. XV. "»«131
2 p.
Communication from the governor enclosing the report of the world's
fair commissioners. Senate doc. no. XVI. 18132
39 p. A. S. Buford, president; John S. Apperson, executive business
commissioner.
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Second report of the Virginia prison association to the general as-
•embly [relative to the reform school for boys at Laurel] Senate doc. no.
XVII. 18133
7 p. Robert Stiles, president.
Report of the committee on public institutions and education rela-
tive to the Virginia military institute. Senate doc. no. XVIII. 18134
2 p. signed by Arthur E. Herbert.
Report of the joint library committee on the accounts of H. W. Flour-
noy, late librarian. [Report of Floumoy as general librarian for years
1892 and 1893, with statement of receipts and expenditures; letter of W.
G. Stanard reporting on his work on the historical manuscripts since the
death of Colonel Raleigh Colston; report of Charles Poindexter as to work
of classification and rearrangement of books of the library] Senate doc.
no. XIX 18135
6 p.
Index. 70 p.
Ammal Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards, and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virgrinia, for the year ending September 30,
1893. Printed pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1893. .18136
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the governor and
general assembly of Virginia, for the year ending September 30th, 1893.
Richmond: J. H. O Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1893. 18137
^"- ^}J "•• ' ^°'^- 'ables. The titles of the tables are not listed here.
See under the report for 1885. Tables 32 and 33 show number of marriages,
Dlrtns and deaths.
. ?«Port of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virginia and of the literary fund, also the report of the commissioners
of the sinking fund, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1892.
Richmond, Va.: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1893.
18138
40 p. Joslah Ryland, Jr., second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1893. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1893. 18139
15 p. A. W. Harman, Jr.
Annual report of the attorney-general to the governor of Virginia,
for the year 1893. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1893. 18140
47 p. R. T. Scott, attorney peneral. •
[Vlrg-inla and Tennessee boundary]: p. 27-42.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the general
assembly of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1893. Rich-
mond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1893. 18141
8 p. J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent.
Virginia school report, 1892 and 1893. Biennial report of tha .-.u-
perintendent of public instruction of the commonwealth of Virgira.i, v'th
accompanying documents. School years 1891-'92 and 1892-'93. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1893. 18142
xlviil, 498 p. John E. Massey, superintendent.
Includes Report of the University of Virginia, W. M. Thornton, chair-
man of the faculty: p. 93-109, 393-405; Report of the Virginia military Insti-
tute, Scott ShiDD. superintendent: n. 110-1?3. 40S-431: Report of the State
female normal school, J. A. Cunningham, principal: p. 124-126, 440-442: Re-
port of the college of William and Mary, !>. G. Tyler, president: p. 127-13B,
444-4.53: Report of the Medical colleep of Vlreinia. J. S. D. Ciillen. denn: p.
13«. 137, 4B4-456: Report of the Virginia in-ititution for the education of the
deaf and dumb and of the blind, T. S. Doyle, principal: p. 142-147. 457-464;
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Report of the yirfflnla normal and collegiate institute, J. H. Johnston, pres-
iSS?.;;,."- S**;;^'?' <«o-472; Report of the Hampton normal and agricultural
nnVt Vif 'tK ^V,-*^'"/"f'^'"°"*^-. **• S. Frissell, principals: p. 159-211, 473-494; Re-
S?I«i<i*nt Hf jXfr?o"o'*«^f,'"''="'**"'*^'.'^"S mechanical college, J. H. McBryde,
superintenSenf lis ««*"" """"'*' '*•**"■ school of Albemarle, C. E. Vawter,
the ye?r7893*'^^il.h,S^nH?T*''i"*??}n«^^"*'*' *'^ *^^ ^^^ "^ Virginia, for
i^l ^ 1BOQ Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public print-
lag. J.OVC. lam
rRi'nnrt'^^,*';'^^ •'• Anderson, acting adjutant general
69-75. ^'^*''°'* °' '^^ superintendent of "the V. M. Twlth roll of cadets]: 3.
10Q0 fS^\ *"""?!] Report of the state board of ajrriculture of ViriHni-
1893. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon. superintendent of Sc printing. ^^Ss!
Wh.teE'/HeH^S'^-Xl^fn"^^^^^^^
l^p s&Jrp*ort!"f i„Tn°e[li c€^dS?of^?&f °-" i'^ok'Vn^'l^il^^S?^^:
of minerals; Weather Tepori compiled from th/rT.?.^^- Cost of labor; Assayi
?'.1>^/1^'"^^«"'<=«' o°-oPerating wiTh the sTate bo«?rt''.?,°' "^^ Virginia state
"9^ to Oct. 31, 1893; Report of the chlmist R H "^ ..°,L*^'"i'="','''"'«- ^ov. 1,
g J.,"'* /,?'■'"«" institute at Manassas bVs' w o^^S S^^'TTA"sJyses; Report
Stiles; Fly weevil, by L O li^wiS-H n«=H= ».,, 4,r*^^l'''5i Hornfly, by C. W.
Lukens; ftow to malie an " h^nd?ed ' a??e firSf ,^v "h^^A"^*. ^^^^ »>y C
make an unimproved 500 acre farm nlv ht n 'S^-t''? ^- ^- "'°e; How to
by T. W. Allen; Sheep and sheep rals?n J' hv B^' m ' J'Jr'^i Creaming of milk,
farmers, by Miss HiSeT CoSnt?y road"'"b5'^w- r' nnVi.^"'*'"? literature fo^
the doctrine of manures, by J M McBrv<jJ^<5nWii°'?5®i "*. brief review of
Lapham; Treatment of d seises of the eranl ' bv^ r^^aS =""i""?ft '»' O- K.
tilizers on tobacco; Dorset horn sheep ^v^ o N^;.?: A''"o?<l: t^st of fer-
diseases of plants by W B Alwood! fi»nr;r?„^°?K**' '"J"r'°lfs insects and
^{*v ''^""^^ report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiarv
Tm XZ3"l/°'r^"*?{.«*"'" *^« fi«<=al.year endin^TsepS^r*^
im. ^'^'""°"'^' ^^- •'• H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printinj:.
43 p. .B.W. Lynn, superintendent. 18145
• ^A^'^^T^.^^VS^ '"^P*"^ Of the board of directors and of the su-
llg""^?*^ mchLo'^n'd^f T^""<^^i,*= ^y^"™' "^ Virginia, for the fiscal y^.
1893? Kicnmond, Va.: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of pubUc printing'
V "■ Benjamin Blackford, superintendent. 18146
-«•-•» , "^ '■^P°'1 •*' ^''^ Eastern lunatic asylum, of the state of Vir-
etoia, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1893. Richmond: J H
O Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1893. 18147
61 p. J. D. Moncure, superintendent.
tv * 'Ajnnial report of the Central lunatic asylum, of the state of Virginia
(Petersburg, Va.) for the fiscsfl year ending September 30, 1893. Richmond,
va.: J. H. O Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1893. 1S148
48 p. Randolph Barksdale, superintendent.
Annual report of the Southwestern lunatic asylum at Marion, Virginia.
^ iloP"S?l**^T^,'^ of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending September
3U, io»d. Kichmond, Va.: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1893. 18149
ipi p. R. J. Preston, superintendent.
Report of the Board of public works to the general assembly of \^r-
ginia. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1893.
10 p. "150
Report of the board of visitors for Mount Vernon, December, 1898.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1893. 18151
Mushblc?!-. vi^ito'?-,.'^'''""°*^'°"' '^- ^*"^' ^- ^- "o""' •'• «• »"^»*'- «• ^
Report of the state board of building commissioners [in charge of
erecting the State library building] 18152
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Annual report of the Miller fund to the governor of Vliginia [by the
second auditor] Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printingr. 1893. 18153
7 p.
Annual report of the commissioner of fisheries of the state of Vir-
ginia, for the year ending December 31st, 1893. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
anperintendent of public printing. 1893. 18154
7 p. John T. Wllklns, .Ir., fish commlsaloner.
Session Lows
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virginia, during the session of 1893-'94. Rich-
mond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1894.
18156
1061 p. 23cm.
Commissioners of deeds; General statement of indebtedness; Receipts
and expenditures for fiscal year ending Sep. 30, 1893; Circuit courts: p.
999-iOOl. 18156
Courts
Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia, by George W. Hansbrough. Vol. 90. From April
21st, 1893, to January 1st, 1895. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing, 1895. 18167
[xxxlvj, 1034 p. 23C1I1.
nte<1 as 90 Va. repoita.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
Lnnsford L. Lewis, president, Benjamin W. Lacy, Thomas T. Fauntleroy,
Robert A. Richardson, Drury A. Hinton. Attorney general: R. Tayloi-
Scott.
Separate Documents; Miscettanea
Agricnlture. [Weekly crop bulletin. April-Sept 1893] 18158
No copy leen.
ArchiveB. Calendar of Virginia state papers and other manuscripts
from January 1, 1836, to April 15, 1869; preserved in the capitol at Rich-
mond. Arranged, edited, and printed under the authority and direction of
H. W. Floumoy, secretary of the commonwealth and state librarian. Vol-
ume 11. Richmond, [James E. <j0ode, printer] 1893. 18159
2 P.I., 801 p. 28cm.
Deaf and dumb. *The Virginia institution for the education of the
deaf and dumb (and of the blind), Staunton, Va.. 1839-93. By Thos. S.
Doyle, principal of the institution. 18160
1 1., 12 p. front, (port.) ... ...
(In Volta bureau, Washington, D. C. Histories of American schools
for the deaf . . . ▼. 1) ,. ,
Description. Virginia: a handbook giving its history, climate, and
min»«l wealth; its educational, agricultural and industrial advantages.
Published by direction of the state board of agriculture and by authority
of law. Prepared by Thomas Whitehead, commissioner of agriculture.
Richmond, Va.: Everett Waddey Co., publishers and printers. 1893. 18161
vi. 9-341 p. front. 9 pi. 23cm. , „ ^ . , . , ,
Contents. — Geon-aphfcal description of Va. Oeneral Keologrlcal forma-
tion, formation of natural divisions. Classlflcatlon of the soils of the sever \l
■eeUons of Va. L<ocatlon and description of minerals. Location and de-
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766 Bulletin Virginia State Library [McKinney, O'Ferrall, Gov.
scrlptlons of mineral springs. Natural curiosities. Climate. Forests. The
fruits. Wine production of 1890. Vegetable productions. Animals, wild. Do-
mestic breeds of horses, cattle and sheep. Pastures. Reptiles. Poultry.
Birds. Fish. Manufacturing and mining. Transportation facilities. Histor-
ical [sketch] from 1607-1893. Government of Va. Certain laws, exemptions,
taxation and "tate debt. The militia. Penal institutions. Humane institutions.
Almshouses. Education. Religious denominations. The cities of Va. Towns.
Counties, classified by natural subdivisions; counties in alphabetical order,
with description and particulars.
Virginia: a hand-book giving its history, climate, and mineral
wealth; its educational, agricultural and industrial advantages. Published
by direction of the State board of agriculture and by authority of law.
Prepared by Thomas Whitehead, commissioner of agriculture. Richmond,
Va., E. Waddey co., 1893. 18162
vi. 9-357 p. front., plates, ports., fold. map. 23cm. Another edition of
sajne date has 341 p.
Appended: n. 343, resolutions of the Board regarding William T. Suther-
lln; p. 347-357, A paper prepared by Hon. P. W. McKinney for the convention
of southern governors . . . and Virginia and her wealth by P. W. McKin-
ney.
Education. The Virginia school journal, v. 2, 1893. Richmond,
1893. 18163
360 p. illus., ports. '27cm. E. C. Glass, Willis A. Jenkins, J. A. Mc-
Gilvray. editors and proprietors: John E. Massey, editor official department.
Monthly except July and August. Includes offlcial instructions and cir-
culars of the department of public instruction.
Farmville normal school. Catalogfue of the state female normal
school at Farmville, Virginia. Ninth session. 1892- '93. Richmond, Va.:
Whittet & Shepperson, printers. 1893. 18164
40 p. 22cm.
General assembly. Manual of the senate and house of delegates of
Virpnia. Session 1893-4. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent pub-
Uc printing, 1893. 18165
106, [1] p. 14.6cm.
Hampton institute. Catalogue of the Hampton normal and agricul-
tural institute, Hampton, Virginia, for the academic year, 1892-93. Hamp-
ton, Va.: printed on the institute steam press, 1893. 18166
46 p. 22cm.
[Report of the Hampton normal and agricultural institute, for
1893] 18167
Copy not seen. . .,„„„ »^ ,,. , ,
Insurance. Reports of life insurance companies, etc., 1893. Published
by the auditor of public accounts of Virginia. Under act of general as-
sembly of Virginia. Approved February 20, 1892. [no imprint] 18168
2 p. 1., 41 p. -25cm. , „,,.„„.
Law. 'Institutes of common and statute law. By John B. Minor,
LL. D., professor of common and statute law in the University of Virginia.
Volume 4. Part 1. 3d ed. rev. and cor. Richmond: Printed for the author.
1893. 181«9
Ixxlv. 1096 p. 8vo. _ , . „. . .
'A new guide for justices of the peace of Virginia, common-
wealth's attorneys, and other county and district officers of the state, in
the discharge of their respective duties, together with useful forms for the
practical performance of the same; as well as a manual for attomeys-at-
law, as to all matters of a civil or criminal nature, cognizable by or apper-
taining to the courts of a single justice or the county courts of Virginia.
By Samuel N. Hurst, attomey-at-law. [Richmond, Va., J. L. Hill printing
company, 1893] 1»1'«
xlv, 801 p. 23cm. . , ^ - . j . „. . .
*Notes on the property rights of mamed women m Virginia.
By M. P. Burks. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell company, publishers, 1893.
vlli, 87 p. 23cm.
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i»„ ^'^5**. college of Virginia. Annual catalogue of the Medical col-
i?f^ ifio7'of""S'- Richmond, session 1892-'93, and announcement of ses-
fiion 1893-'94. Richmond, J. L. Hill prtg. co., 1893. 18179
17 p. 23cm. i»»»f-
* *!. *^"™«^*: , Seventeenth annual report of the railroad commissioner
of the state of Virginia. Published pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H.
O Bannon, superintendent of public printine, 1893. isi7q
ci, 564 [1] p. 23cm. J. C. Hill, commisstoner.
Appendix: Annual reports of railroad companies operating In Virginia
o o nl?''*"'* "*"•■*•„ The supreme court of appeals of Virginia. By S.
fe. P. Patteson of the Richmond, Va., bar. 1817 j
lUus. with'^porSLtts") ^^^' ■^"*^' ^"*^' ^^''*- ^*'*- "• 310-529, 361-373. 407-422.
University of Virginiat Catalogue of session 1892-'93. Announce-
ments for session 1893-'94. Richmond, Va. Printed for the University of
Virginia by Whittet & Shepperson. 18171
XX, 70, [9] p. 22cm. '"^'^
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college. Catalogue of the Vir-
gmia agncultural and mechanical college. 1892-'93. Blacksburg, Virginia
Richmond, Va., Everett Waddey co., publishers and printers, 1893. 18176
80 p. Incl. front, illus. 23cm.
. Annual report of the agricultural experiment station of th*
Virginia agncultural and mechanical college, Blacksburg, Virginia. 1892-
"93. Richmond: J. W. Fergusson & son, printers, 1894. 18177
14 P- 23cm. J. M. McBryde, director.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 24, January,
1893. New series, vol. 2, no. 1. Injurious insects and diseases of plants
with remedial measures for the same, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 18178
40 p. 22cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 25, February,
1893. New series, vol. 2, no. 2. Dorset horn sheep, [by D. O. Nourse]
18179
12 p. 22cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 26, March, 1893.
New series, vol. 2, no. 3. Tuberculosis and the Koch test, [by E. P. Niles]
18180
p. 53-60. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 27, April, 1893.
New series, vol. 2, no. 4. Strawberries, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 18181
p. 61-70. 23.5cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 28, May, 1893.
New series, vol. 2, no. 5. Tests of varieties of wheat, [by D. O. Nourse]
18182
p. 73-79. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 29, June, 1893.
New series, vol. 2, no. 6. Tests of fertilizers on wheat, [by D. 0. Nourse]
18183
p. 81-85. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 30, July, 1893.
New series, vol. 2, no. 7. Grape culture, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 18184
p. 89-110. 22.5cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 31, August, 1893.
New series, vol. 2, no. 8. Tests of fertilizers on com, [by D. O. Nourse]
18185
p. 111-U6. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 32, September,
1893. New series, vol. 2, no. 9. The cow in relation to public health, [by
E. P. Niles] 18186
p. 119-126. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 33, October,
1893. New series, vol. 2, no. 10. Com husker and fodder cutter, [by D.
O. Nourse] 18187
p. 127-134. 23cm.
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768 Bulletin Virginia, State Library [O'Ferrall, Gov.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 84, November,
1893. New series, vol. 2, no. 11. Roads and road-making, [by D. O.
Nourse] 18188
p. 185-139. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 36, December,
1893. New series, vol. 2, no. 12. Fertilizer tests on grapes, [by A. L.
^''"•^3-153. <>3cn,. »«"*
Virginia military institute. Virginia military institute, Lexington,
Virginia. Official register, 1892-1893. Richmond, Va., Whittet & Shep-
"person, printers, 1893. 18190
74 p. 19Hcm.
Virginia normal and collegiate institute. Virginia normal and col-
legiate institute, Petersburg, Va. First state normal school, incorporated
March 6, 1882. Opened October, 1883. Tenth school year. 1892-1893.
Kirkham & co., printers and binders, Petersburg, Va. [1892.1 18191
62 p. 22cm.
Weather. [Monthly report of the state weather service, v. 3. Jan -
Dec. 1893.. Lynchburg.] 18192
No copy Been.
William and Mary college. Catalogue of the college of William and
Mary, charter dated 1693, and amended by act approved March 5, 1888,
establishing "in connection with the collegiate course a system of normal
instruction and training." Session 1892-'^93. Richmond, Va., Whittet &
Shepperson, printers, 1893. -18193
38 p. front. 22cin.
Two hundredth anniversary of the charter of the college of
William and Mary. 1693. 1893. [Edited by Lyon G. Tyler. Richmond, Va.,
Printed by Whittet & Shepperson, 1894] 18191
1 p.I., 49 p. 26cm.
1894
Atmual Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards, and institutions of the
conunonwealth of Virginia, for the year ending September 30,
1894. Printed pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1894. 18195
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the governor and
general assembly of Virginia, for the year ending September 30, 1894.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1894. 18196
V. 191 p. 3 fold, tabl'- Morton Marye, auditor. T .iiles of the table'
are not listed here. See under report of 1886. Tables 32 and 33 show number
of marriatres, births an<l tieaths.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virginia and of the literary fund; also the report of the commissioners
of the sinking fund, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1894. Rich-
mond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1894. 18197
Joslah Ryland. .Ir., second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1894. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1894. 18198
A. W. Harman, Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney general to the governor of Virgini -.
for the year 1894. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of puhl-.-
printing. 1894. 18199
147 p. R. T. Scott, attorney teneral.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1894] 4 Bibliography of Virginia. 769
Includes: Report of the select comtnittee on the subject of Tevolutton-
ary claims, doc. no. 77, 1860: fLetter of John A. Parker, asent, Feb. 10. UoO];
Letter from the secretary of the treasury, communicating a report in regard
to the reopening and re-examining settlements heretofore made, Jan. 8. 1859;
A bill to provide for paying certain advances made to the United States by
the states of Maryland and Virginia Ifor public buildinss) H. 11. 319, 46th
couKress, 1st sess.; Advances made to United States by Maryland and Virginia,
H. report 1563, 48th congress, 1st sess.; Claim of certain states and the city
of Baltimore, H. report 519, 49th conirress, 1st sess.; Senate report 190U, 49th
congress. 2d session; Senate report 1787, 49th congress, ad session; Certain
claims of Maryland and Virginia, House report 512, 50th congress, 1st session;
Senate report 456, 51st congress, 1st session; Senate executive document 17,
Slst congress, second session; Senate bill ^46, 52d congress, 1st session; Sen-
ate report 31, 52d congress, 1st session; Monevs collected under the direct
tax act to be paid to the state of West Virginia, House report 1941, 52d con-
STess,.lst session; Senate bill 1495, 53d congress. 2d session.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the gover-
nor of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1894. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1894. 18200
8 p. J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent.
Report of the adjutant-general of the state of Virginia, for the
year 1894. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing.
1894. 18201
93 p. Charles J. Anderson, adjutant general. Report of superintendent
of V. M. I. [with roll of cadetsi: p. 85-92.
[7th annual] report of the state board of agriculture of Virginia.
1894. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1894.
18202
195 p. S. W. Corbin, president. Includes 16th annual report ot the
commissioner of agriculture, Thomas Whitehead.
Crop report, July, October, 1894; Industrial and agricultural statistics;
Assays of minerals; Weather report from Oct. 1, 1893 to Sept. 30, 1894; Report
of the chemist, R. H. Gaines; Analyses; Sweet potatoes, report by Louisiana
experiment station; The San Jose scale, by C. V. liiley; Address befoe immi-
gration convention, Richmond, Oct. 16, 1894 by Paul Menzel; Addresses before
the immigration commission, Richmond, Oct. 16, 1894, by Charles Grattan, J.
B. Baylor, Clarence Coleman.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary
with accompanying documents for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1894. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1894.
18203
43 p. B. W. Lynn, superintendent.
Sixty-seventh annual report of the board of directors of the super-
intendent of the Western lunatic hospital of Virginia, for the fiscal year
1893-'94. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing.
1894. 18204
91 p. Benjamin Blackford, superintendent.
Annual report of the Eastern state hospital of Virginia, for the
fiscal year ending September 30, 1894. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing. 1894. 18205
54 p. .T. n. Moncure, superintendent.
Annual report of the Central state hospital of the state of Virginia,
(Petersburg, Va.) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1894. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1894. 18206
48 p. Randolph Barksdale, superintendent. _
Annual report of the Southwestern state hospital at Manon, Vir-
ginia, to the general assembly of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending Sep-
tember 30, 1894. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1894. 18207
R. J. Preston, superintendent. , . ^ ^. _^ .,„•■• rv
Annual report of the Miller fund to ttie governor of Virginia [by
the second auditor] Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1894. 18208
* p.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
770 Bulletin Virginia State Library [O'Ferrall, Gov.
Collection of Laws
General laws of Virgrinia. 1887-94. A compilation of laws
of a greneral and permanent nature passed since the adoption of
the code of 1887, including tax and license laws. By Jno. Gar-
land Pollard, of the Richmond bar. Richmond, Va., J. L. Hill
printing company [1894] 18209
2 D. 1., 290 p. 23%cm. >
Separate Documents; MisceUanea
Agriculture. [Weekly crop bulletin. April-Sept. 1894] 18210
No copy seen.
Education. The Virginia school journal, v. 3, 1894. Richmond, 1894.
18211
360 p. iillus., ports. 27cin. E. C. Glass, Willis A. Jenkins, J. A. McGilv-
ray, editors and proprietors; John E. Uassey, editor official department.
Montlily except July and AuKust. Includes official instructions and circulars
of the department of public Instruction.
Farmville normal schooL Catalogue of the state female normal
school at Farmville, Virgrinia. Tenth session, 1893-'94. Richmond, Va.:
Whittet & Shepperson, printers. 1894. 18212
39 p. Z2cm.
Law. 'Exposition of the law of crimes and punishments. By John
B. Minor, LL. D., professor of common and statute law in the University
of Virginia. Richmond, Printed for the author. Sold to the wholesale trade
by Anderson bros., University of Virginia. 1894. 1821$
xvll, .tsi p. 24 cm.
*Notes to volume 1 of Minor's Institutes, and on corporations.
Prepared for the use of the law class of the University of Virginia. By
W. M. Lile, professor of the law of personal relations, mercantile, cor-
poration and criminal law in the University of Virginia. 1894. [Printed
by J. P. Bell co., Lynchburg, Va.] 18214
Medical college oif Virginia. Annual catalogue of the Medical col-
lege of Virginia, Richmond, session 1893-'94 and announcement of session
1894-'95. Richmond, J. L. Hill prtg. co., 1894. 18215
23 p. 23cm. , _, , „ ... ., . ,
Norfolk. *The ordinances of the city of Norfolk with the amended
charter and an appendix, containing special ordinances, acts of ^e assem-
bly of Virginia relating to the city government, etc. 1894. Norfolk, Va.,
W. T. Barron & co., printers, 1894. 18216
vlll. 381 p. 24cm. , t^. ,. j v •
Oysters. Accomac county. Oyster records. Distances and bearings
of numbered comers of public grounds from shore stations, depth of water,
descriptions of shore stations, &c., &c. Report of the survey of the natural
oyster rocks, beds, and shoals of Accomac county, . . . Signed [by]
John T. Wilkins, jr., fish commissioner of Virginia. January 1st, ^1|94.
^^ "' Essex' county. Oyster records. Distances and bearings of
numbered comers of public grounds from shore stations, depth of wa^,
de^riptions of shore stations. &c , &e. Report of the survey of the nabirai
oyster rocks, beds, and shoals of Essex county ... f "f^^^gPy^ iS
r. WUkins, jr., fish commissioner of Virginia. January 1st, 1894. 18218
ill- Gloucelter county. Oyster records. Distances and bearings
of numbered comers of public grounds from 8l»o^ stations, depth of water,
descriptions of shore stations, &c, &c. Report; of the survey of the natural
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1894] A Bibliography of. Virginia. 771
oyster rocks, beds, and shoals of Lancaster county • * • Sitp^ed [by]
John T. Wilkins, jr., fish commissioner of Virginia. January 1st, 1894.
18219
28 p. 22.5cni.
Isle of Wight county. Oyster records. Distances and bear-
ings of numbered comera of public grounds from shore stations, depth of
water, descriptions of shore stations, &c., &c. Report of the survey of
the natural oyster rocks, beds, and shoals of Isle of Wi^ht county . . .
Signed [by] John T. Wilkins, jr., fish commissioner of Virginia. 18220
10 p. 22.r>om.
Lancaster county. Oyster records. Distances and bearings of
numbered comers of public grounds from shore stations, depth of water,
descriptions of shore stations, &c., &c. Report of the survey of the natuwd
oyster rocks, beds, and shoals of Lancaster county . . . Signed [by]
John T. Wilkins, jr., fish commissioner of Virginia. January 1st, 1894.
18221
23 p. 22.5cm. ... m
Mathews county. Oyster records. Distances and beanngs of
numbered comers of public grounds from shore stations, depth of water,
descriptions of shore stations, &c., &c. Report of the survey of the natural
oyster rocks, beds, and shoals of Mathews county . . . Signed [by]
John T. WUkins, jr., fish commissioner of Virginia. January 1st, 1°94.
LoUrn
32 p. 22.5cm. ... m
Middlesex county. Oyster records. Distances and beanngs of
numbered comers of public grounds from shore stations, depth of water,
descriptions of shore stations, &c., &c. Report of the survey of the natural
oyster rocks, beds, and shoals of Middlesex county . . . Signed [by]
John T. Wilkins, jr., fish commissioner of Virginia. January 1st. 18»'*.
18223
25 p. 22.5cm. . „. . j t • *
Nansemond county. Oyster records. Distances and beanngs ot
numbered comers of public grounds from shore stations, depth of water,
descriptions of shore stations, &c., &c. Report of the survey of the natural
oyster rocks, beds, and shoals of Nansemond county . . . Signed [byj
John T. Wilkins, jr., fish commissioner of Virginia. January 1st. 1894.
lo^^4
10 p. 22.5cm. , „. . J V • (
Norfolk county. Oyster records. Distances and beanngs of
numbered comers of public grounds from shore stations, depth of water,
descriptions of shore stations, &c., &c. Report of the survey of the natural
oyster rocks, beds, and shoals of Norfolk county . . . Signed [byj
John T. Wilkins, jr., fish commissioner of Virginia. January 1st. l*"^^
20 p. 22.5cm. . ^. j v • «
Northampton county. Oyster records. Distances and beanngs of
numbered comers of pubUc grounds from shore stations, depth of water,
descriptions of shore stations, &c., &c. Report of the survey of the natural
oyster rocks, beds, and shoals of Northampton county . . . Signed [byJ
John T. WUkins, jr., fish commissioner of Virginia. January 1st. ^'^^^^^
^i^ NorthumbCTland county. Oyster records. Distances and bearings
of numbered comers of public grounds from shore stations, depth of water,
descriptions of shore stations, 4c., &c Report of the survey of the natur^
oyster rocks, beds, and shoals of Northumber and county ... Signed [by]
John T. Wilkins, jr., fish commissioner of Virginia. January 1st. lo**^^^
!i^ Princlss^Aiine county. Oyster records, distances jmd^arings
of numbered comers of public grounds from shore stations, depth of water.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
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descriptions of shore stations, &c., &c. Report of the survey of the natural
T^u rn'^nrfs • ®' ^"^ shoals of Princcss Anne county . . , Signed [by]
John T. Wilkins, jr., fish commissioner of Virginia. January 1st. 1894.
14 p. 22.5cm. **2^*
— — Richmond county. Oyster records. Distances and bearings of
numbered comers of public grounds from shore stations, depth of water,
descriptions of shore stations, &c., &c. Report of the survey of the natural
oyster rocks, beds, and shoals of Richmond county . . . Signed [by]
John T. Wilkins, jr., fish commissioner of Virginia. January 1st. 1894.
18229
9 p. 22.5cm.
Warwick county. Oyster records. Distances and bearings of
numbered comers of public grounds from shore stations, depth of water,
descriptions of shore stations, &c., &c. Report of the survey of the natural
oyster rocks, beds, and shoals of Warwick county . . . Signed [by]
John T. Wilkins, jr., fish commissioner of Virginia. January 1st. 1894.
18230
11 p. 22.5cm.
Westmoreland county. Oyster records. Distances and bearings
of numbered comers of public grounds from shore stations, depth of water,
descriptions of shore stations, &c., &c. Report of the survey of the natural
oyster rocks, beds, and shoals of Westmoreland county . . . Signed [by]
John T. Wilkins, jr., fish commissioner of Virginia. January 1st. 1894.
18231
21 p. 22.ocm.
York county. Oyster records. Distances and bearings of
numbered comers of public grounds from shore stations, depth of water,
descriptions of shore stations, &c., &c. Report of the survey of the natural
oyster rocks, beds, and shoals of York county . . . Signed [by]
John T. Wilkins, jr., fish commissioner of Virginia. January 1st. 1894.
18232
10 p. 22.5cm.
Railroads. Eighteenth annual report of the railroad commissioner of
the state of Virginia. Published pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing, 1894. 18233
575, [11 p. 23cm.
Appendix: Annual reports of railroad companies operating in Virginia.
J. C. Hill, commissioner.
University of Virginia. The alumni bulletin of the University of Vir-
ginia. V. 1, no. 1, May, 1894. Published quarterly by the faculty. Univer-
sity of Virgrinia, Charlottesville. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell co., printers.
18234
21 p. front, (port.) 26cm.
Contents in part: Reminiscences, by Burwell Stark: Hon. Wm. L. Wil-
son, by Henry T. Kent; The Virginia bench, by Raleigh C. Minor; Necrology
[William B. Towles, James Alfred Jones, Walter S. Lefevre]
— — The alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia, v. 1, no. ?>,
November, 1894. Published quarterly by the faculty, University of Vir-
ginia, Charlottesville. Lynchburg, J. P. Bell co., printers. 18235
[593-92 p. front, (port.) 26cm. . ._ . , ., -.
Contents in part: Alexander Hugh Holmes Stuart, by Alexander F.
Robertson; Thomas Jefterson, architect, by John Kevan Peebles; John Stalge
Davis, by J. H. Claiborne; Scheie DeVere, by Wm. M. Thornton: Joachirn Rein-
hard, by Wm. M. Thornton; Augustus Harper Buckr^ster, by Wm M. Thorn-
ton; Jas. Jones White and Carter Johns Harris, by Wm. M. Thornton; Necrol-
ogy: Wm. Cecil Dabney, Wm. E. Earle. ^ . . . ^ ^t
Catalogue, 1893-'94. Announcements, 1894-'95. Printed for the
University of Virginia by Whittet & Shepperson, Richmond, Va. 18236
XX, 76 p., 1 1. 23cm. ^ , , * iv tr-
Virginia agricultural and medianical college. Catalogue of the Vir-
ginia agricultural and mechanical college. 1893-'94. Blacksburg, Vii^nia.
Richmond, Va., Everett Waddey co., publishers and printers, 1894. 18237
86 p. Incl. front. lllus. 23cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1894] A Bibliography of Virginia. 773
Annual report of the agricultural experiment station of the
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college, Blacksburg, Virginia. 1893-94.
Roanoke, Va.: The Stone printing and manufacturing company, 1895, 18238
12 p. 23.5cm. J. M. McBryde, director.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 36, January,
1894. New series, vol. 3, no. 1, The horse's teeth, [by E. P. Niles] 18239
( p. 23cni.
loaA "XT" Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 37, Februari,
1894. New senes, vol. 3, no. 2. Strawberry culture, [by Wm. B. Alwood]
p. 9-19. 23cm. '^240
„ — r Agricultural experiment station. BuUetin no. 38, March. 1894.
Nctt series, vol. 3, no 3. Are all birds of prey injurious t<J the faVmer?
^'^^ 'i.^iis"^^' fsL. 182*1
., — — Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 39, April. 1894.
New series, vol. 3, no. 4. Tuberculosis, [by E. F. Niles] 18242
p. 41-54. 23cm. »««■»••
— r Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 40, May, 1894.
New series, vol. 3. no. 6. Ripe rot, or bitter rot. of apples, [by Wm. B.
Alwood] "■ ' toojo
p. 67-82. plates. 23cm. " '^'*
— — Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 41, June, 1894.
New senes, vol. 3, no. 6. Tests of varieties of wheat, [by D. O. Nourse]
p.83-88. 23cm. '8244
— T" Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 42, July, 1894.
New senes, vol. 3, no. 7. Tests of fertilizers on wheat, [by D. O. Nourse]
p. 91-96. 23cm. 18245
— ;- Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 43, August, 1894.
New senes, vol. 3, no. 8. Veterinary materia medica for farmers, [by E. P.
^ p. 99-109. 23cm. '8246
„„ Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 44, September,
JF^V. ^1*^ series, vol. 3, no. 9. Crimson clover (trifolium incamatum),
[by D. O. Nourse] 18247
p. 111-117. 23cm. *"
Agricultural experiment sUtion. Bulletin no. 45, October,
1894. New series, vol. 3, no. 10. Veterinary materia medica for farmers,
[by E. P. Niles]. Second part. 18248
p. 119-123. 23cm.
■ Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 46, November,
1894. New series, vol. 3, no. 11. Principles of horseshoeing, [by E. P.
Niles] lg249
p. 127-138. nius. 23cm.
Agricultural and experiment station. Bulletin no. 47, Decem-
ber, 1894. New series, vol. 3, rfo. 12. Tests of fertilizers on wheat, [by D. O.
Nourse] 18250
p. 139-144. 23cm.
Virginia miliUry institute. Virginia military institute, Lexington,
Virginia. Official register, 1893-1894. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell co., prin-
ters, 1894. 18251
98 p. plates. 20cm.
Virginia normal and collegiate institute. Virginia normal and col-
legiate institute, Petersburg, Va. First state normal school, incorporated
March 6, 1882. Opened October, 1883. Eleventh school year, 1893-1894.
Kirkham & co., printers and binders, Petersburg, Va. [1893] 18252
S2 p. 22cm.
Weafther. [Monthly report of the state weather service, v. 4. Jan.-
Bec. 1894. Lynchburg] 18253
No copy seen.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
774 Btdletm Virginia State Library [OTerrall. Gov.
William and Mary college. Catalogue of the college of William and
Mary, charter dated 1693, and amended by act approved March 5, 1888^
establishing " in connection with the collegiate course a system of normal
instruction and training." Session 1893-'94. Richmond, Va., Whittet &
Shepperson, printers, 1894. 18254
39, [ij p. front. 22cm.
1895/96
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the session of 1895-'96. Richmond : J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing. 1895. 18265
763 p. 23cin.
Session beeran Dec. 4, 1895 and ended March 5, 1896. John F. Ryan,
speaker.
Members-elect, transmitted by J. T. Lawless, secretary of the common-
Rules: p. 5-15. 1825S
Message from the governor, C. T. O'Perrall [and] appendix [includ-
ing] Governor O'Ferrall's letter to Governor McCorkle on the state debt,
[and documents relative to] captured boats: p. 15-57. 18257
(Report of committee on the case of J. I. White and S. H. Wood of
. vania]: p. 78, 79. 18258
[Report of committee on the case of H. C. Hudson and S. B. Keesee
of Halifax] : p. 139-148. 18259
[Veto message relative to Chatham female institute]: p. 166. 18260
[Letter from governor transmitting the report of the board of visitors
of R. E. Lee camp, no. 1, Confederate veteran soldiers' home for 1894 and
1895] : p. 178. 179. 18261
[Report of committee relative to case of W. R. Davis and C. H. Har-
rison of Powhatan and Chesterfield]: p. 186. 18262
[Report of committee on abuse of privileges of house by a represen-
tative of a newspaper] : p, 202, 203. 18263
[Veto message relative to the Potomac western railroad company] :
p. 313, 314. 18264
[Veto message, Jan. 31, 1896] : p. 330, 331. , 18265
[Report of committee relative to charges against the Deaf and dumb
and blind institute of Staunton] : p. 352, 353. 18266
[Veto message relative to the powers of the Richmond traction com-
pany]: p. 402-405. 18267
[Veto message relative to the Port Noffolk electric company] : p. 405,
406. 18268
[Report of committee relative to election of the present brigadier gen-
eral] : p. 424, 425. 18269
[Veto message relative to the South Norfolk street railway company] :
p. 461^63. 18270
[Letter from the secretary of agriculture relative to the quarantine
line] : p. 532, 533. 18271
[Report of committee relative to the State normal and collegiate insti-
tute at Petersburg, the Female institute at Farmville, and the Virginia agri-
cultural and mechanical college at Blacksburg] : p. 658, 554. 18272
[Veto message relative to the Virginia transit company] : p. 661, 562.
1827S
[Report of committee relative to the Virginia military institute] : p.
678, 674. 18274
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1895/96] A Bibliography of Virginia. 775
[Report of committee relative to the University of Virginia] : p. 574,
575. 18275
[Veto message relative to the John G. Hurkamp company] : p. 604-
607, 608. 18276
[Veto messacre relative to the Berkley street railway company]: p.
609-612. 18277
[Message from the governor relative to the Soldiers' home, the en-
closure of the Lee monument, and the copying of the Confederate rolls] :
p. 621-624. 18278
[Veto message relative to the Pacific company] : p. 626-630. 1827»
[Veto message relative to the Newport News and Hampton electric
railway company] : p. 645. . ^^efe
[Veto message relative to the court house of Alexandria co.] : p. 6«.
Members of house who served Dec. 4. 1875-March 5, 1896: p. 649, 6«).
Xo2o^
Index: p. 661-753.
[Documents as appendix] :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. House doc. no. I. 18283
22 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting list of
pardons, commutations, respites, &c., and reasons therefor. House doc. no.
II. 18284
29 p.
Third annual report of the prison association of Virginia. House doc.
no. III. 18285
3 p. ^
Report of the commission constituted under joint resolution of general
assembly, session 1893-'94, to provide for adjusting with the state of West
Virginia the proportion of the public debt of the original state of Virginia
proper to be borne by West Virginia. House doc. no. IV. 18286
15 p.
Report of the joint committee appointed to investigate the subject of
admission of patients into the insane hospitals of the state. House doc.
no. V. 18287
ss p.
List of charters filed in the office of the secretary of the common-
wealth, granted by the circuit and corporations courts of the commonwealth
of Virginia from January 1, 1894 to December 31, 1896. House doc. no. V7.
18288
18 p.
Message on boundary line dispute between Virginia and North Caro-
lina. House doc no. VII. 18289
6 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in regard to
transportation of convicts. House doc. no. VIII. 18290
.1 p.
Report of the joint committee upon the charges preferred against the
deaf and dumb and blind institution. House doc. no. IX. 18291
3 p.
Report of the joint committee of the general assembly on the state
penitentiary, as required under section 4112 of the code of Virginia. House
doc. no. X. 18292
3 p.
Report of the state board of building commissioners to the general
assembly. House doc. no. XI. 18293
3 p.
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Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wed-
nesday, December 4, 1895, being the one hundred and nineteenth
year of the commonwealth. Richmond : J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent public printing. 1895. 18294
677. rn p. 22.4cm.
Session began Dec. 4, 1895 and ended March 6, 1896. Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor R. C. Kent, oresiflen*.
[List of members-elect of the senate]: p. 3, 4. 18295
TRules]: p. 4-10. 18296
[Message of the governor, Charles T. O'Ferrall, Dec. 4, 1895] : d.
12-53. [Includes documents touching on the conflict between the Chesapeake
and the dredging vessels] 18297
250 extra copies printed for the sennte.
[Report of committee relative to the repair of the capitol building and
assignment of roomsl : p. 113, 114. 18298
[Message of the governor relative to the prisoners charged with the
murder of Mrs. Mary J. FoUard in Lunenburg] : p. 115-121. 18299
[Message from governor transmitting list of pardons, commuta-
tions, respites, etc., granted Jan. 1, 1894 to Jan. 1, 1896] : p. 1S9-156. 18300
[Report of committee relative to the public printing] : p. 180, 273, 274.
18301
[Veto message of the governor relative to the Berkley street railway
company] : p. 320, 321. 18302
[Veto message of the governor relative to the Portsmouth, Gilmerton
and Smithfield railway traction company] : p. 342. 18303
[Report of committee relative to the deaf, dumb and blind institute at
Staunton] : p. 365, 366, 635, 636. 18304
[Veto message of governor relative to the Virginia securities com-
pany]: p. 399, 400. 1830S
[Veto messages relative to Fredericksburg telephone cp., John G. Hur-
kamp CO., Pacific company, Berkley street railway co.] : p. 451-456. 18306
[Petition from Fairfax quarterly meeting of Friends relative to a re-
form school]: p. 485. 18307
[Message from governor relative to the boundaiy line between Vir-
ginia and North Carolina, so far as the said boundary line divided Mecklen-
burg county from the counties of Granville, Warren and Vance in North
Carolina, including report of the commissioners]: p. 499-502. 1830S
[Report of committee relative to the contested election case of F. M.
Parrish vs. W. M. Flanagan] : p. 569, 570. 18309
[Report of committee on library, including the report of the secretary
of the commonwealth and librarian, J. T. Lawless to Jan. 1896, the report of
John H. Moore on historical manuscripts, and the report of the sub-commit-
tee relative to the sale of certain books] : p. 585-589. 18310
[Veto message of the governor relative to the Potomac and Ohio
railroad company] : p. 589. 18311
[Report of the committee on public institutions and education]: p.
619-621, 672. 18312
[Report of committee on election case of R. T. Hubard vs. H. D.
Flood] : p. 624. 18313
[Report of state board of building commissioners relative to the stat.;
library building]: p. 632, 633. 18314
[Message of the governor relative to the soldiers' home, the Lee monu-
ment and the copying of the Confederate rolls] : p. 648, 649. 18315
[Report of committee relative to the foregoing] : p. 650. 18316
Report of committee relative to the Gloucester agricultural and in-
dustrial school at Cappahosic, Gloucester] : p. 672, 673. 18317
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[Veto messag-e of governor relative to levies improperly assessed in
Halifax] : p. .673, 674. 18316
Members of the senate who served Dec. 4, 1895 to March 5, 1896:
p. [681] 18319
[Documents as appendix] :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house of
delegates. Senate doc. no. 1. 18320
2S p.
Contested election. F. M. Parrish, contestant, vs. W. II. Flannagan,
contestee. Senate doc. no. II. 18321
22 p.
Communication from [Morton Marye] auditor of public accounts,
transmitting certain information regarding indebtedness of county and
city treasurers. Senate doc. no. III. ' 18322
4 p.
Communication from [C. T. O'Ferrall] the governor of Virginia, trans-
mitting list of pardons, commutations, respites, &c., and reasons therefor.
Senate doc. no. IV. 18323
29 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts, showing the
status of the accounts of clerks of courts and oyster inspectors as of De-
cember 1, 1895. Prepared by the auditor of public accounts in response to
a joint resolution of the general assembly approved December 17, 1895.
Senate doc. no. V. . . 18324
3 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts showing the
amount of revenue derived from the oyster industry for the fiscal year end-
ing September 30, 1895. Senate doc. no. VI. 18325
2 p.
Communications from the auditor of public accounts, showing what
amount has been expended by the state for the care and support of lunatics
and insane persons in the several counties and cities of the commonwealth,
outside of the several insane hospitals, during the fiscal year ending Sep-
tember 80, 1895, prepared by the auditor of public accounts in obedience to
a resolution of the senate, agreed to December 12, 1895. Senate doc. no.
VII. 18326
* V-
Communication from the auditor of public accounts, showing criminal
expenses in each county and city, number of persons assessed, &c., &c.
Senate doc. no. VIII. 18327
3 p.
Third annual report of the prison association of Virginia [relative to
the reform school at Laurel] : Senate doc. no. IX. 18328
James Caskle. president.
Report of the commission constituted under joint resolution of the
general assembly of Virginia, to provide for adjusting with the state of West
Virginia the proportion of the public debt of the original state of Virginia
proper to be borne by West Virginia. Senate doc. no. X. 18329
13 p.
Letter of J. L. M. Curry and resolutions empowering the governor to
enter into correspondence with the executives of the several Southern states,
with a view to perpetuating the memory of George Peabody. Senate doc.
no. XI. 18530
2 p.
Report of the joint committee appointed to investigate the subject of
admission of patients into the insane hospitals of the state. Senate doc. no.
XII. 18331
25 p.
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Report of the special joint committee to investigate the charges pre-
ferred against the deadT, dumb and blind institution at Staunton. Senate doc
no. XIII. 18332
2 P-
Report of the board of visitors of R. E. Lee camp no. 1, C. V. soldiers
home, for the years 1894 and 1895. Senate doc. no. XIV. 18333
2 p.
Report of the joint library committee. [Report of the general librar-
ian, J. T. Lawless; statement of receipts and expenditures, 1894-5; report of
John H. Moore, clerk, on work on historical manuscripts; report of sub-
committee on sale of certain books] Senate doc. no. XV. 18334
6 p.
Report on petitions liled by citizens of Gloucester and others as to the
Agricultural and industrial school at Cappahosic, in Gloucester county.
Senate doc. no. XVI. 18335
ni P.
Index. 86 p. Errata, [i] p.
AnnvaJ, Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards, and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia, for the year ending September 30,
1895. Printed pursuant to law. Richmond, Va. : J. H. O'Bannon.
superintendent of public printing. 1895. 1S336
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the governor and
general assembly of Virginia, for the year ending September 30, 1895.
Richmond, Va.: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1895.
18337
V, 167 p., 3 fold, tables.
Tabular statements: Table no. 1. Statement showing the receipts
with which the treasurer is charged on the books of the auditor's oilice,
for the year ending September 30, 1895. 18338
p. 1-4.
Table no. 2. Statement showing amount of warrants drawn upon the
treasurer during the year ending September 30, 1895. 18339
p. 5-7.
Table no. 3. Statement showing settlement with treasurer for year
ending September 30, 1895. 13340
p. 8-9.
Table no. 4. Statement showing assessment of taxes upon shares of
stock of banks for 1895 and payments made thereon in the fiscal year end-
ing September 30, 1895. 18341
p. 10-1.').
Table no. 5. Statement of taxes on law process, deeds, wills, &c., re-
ceived from clerks of courts for the year ending September 30, 1896. 18342
p. 16-20.
Table no. 5-continued. Statement showing receipts for law process,
deeds, wills, &c., and for redemption of lands, for fines, for costs, and in-
solvent, capitation, and personal property taxes for 1894-'96 paid into the
treasury by clerks of courts for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1895,
18343
p. 21-26.
Table no. 6. Statement showing amount received from United States,
under provisions of act of congress, approved Augrust 20, 1890, "to apply a
portion of the proceeds of public lands to the more complete endowment and
support of colleges for the benefit of ag^riculture and the mechanics arts,"
and how such has been distributed for year ending September 30, 1895.
18S44
m P.
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Table no. 7. Statement showing amount received from express com-
panies for the year ending September 30, 1895. 1834&
Ul P-
Table no. 8. Statement showing receipts of interest from state de-
positories for year ending September 30, 1895. 18346
[1] P.
Table no. 9. Statement showing taxes charged to and the amount
received from insurance companies for the year endmg September 30, 1895.
18347
p. 30-33.
Table no. 10. Showing the amount of tax paid .by sewing machine
companies, during the year ending September 30, 1895. 18348
[1] p.
Table no. 11. Receipts from notaries public for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1895. 18349
p. 35-45.
Table no. 12. Statement of receipts from oyster tax for year ending
September 30, 1895. • 18350
p. 46-47.
Table no. 13. Money received from escheats. 18351
[11 p.
Table no. 14. Statement of amount received for printed records dur-
ing year ending September 30, 1895. 18352
[1] p.
Table no. 15. Showing assessment for 1895 of the gross income of
the railroad companies in Virginia, to defray the salaries of the railroad
commissioner and his clerk, and the expenses of his office, as prescribed by
section 1312, code of Virginia, and receipts from those companies for the
year ending September 30, 1895. 18353
ru p.
Table no. 16. A statement showing the value of the real and personal
property and income of railroad and canal companies in the commonwealth
of Virginia, assessed by the Board of public works, and the tax extended
thereon for the year 1895, pursuant to sections 19 and 20 of the act impos-
ing taxes, approved March 6, 1890, as amended by act approved February
16, 1892; also the amount of said tax paid into the treasury during the year
ending September 30, 1895. 18354
p. 50-78.
Table no. 17. Showing assessment for the year 1895, and receipts
from steamboat companies during the year ending September 30, 1895.
18355
p. 80-81.
Table no. 18. Statement of assessments of, and receipts from tele-
graph and telephone companies for the year ending September 30, 1895.
18356
p. 82-83.
Table no. 19. Statement showing receipts from overpayments re-
funded, paid into the treasury during year ending September 30, 1895.
18357
[1] p.
Table no. 20. Statement showing list of pensions paid during fiscal
year ending September 30, 1895, under act of March 5, 1888. 18358
p. 85-146.
Table no. 22. Statement showing the amount of interest paid during
the year ending September 30, 1895, on bonds of the state of Virg^inia held
by institutions of learning. 18359
[1] P.
Table no. 23. Statement showing amount paid volunteers when as-
sisting the civil authorities, during the fiscal year ending September 30,
1895. 18360
p. 148-150.
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Table no. 24. Statement of criminal charges by counties and cities for
the fiscal year beginning October 1, 1894, and ending September 80, 1895.
18361
p. 151-153.
Table no. 25. Showing the amount of revenue assessed for 1895 appli-
cable to public free school purposes. 18362
(Up.
Table no. 26. Warrants drawn upon the treasurer of the common-
wealth for free school purposes, as apportioned by the superintendent of
public instruction out of the revenue of 1895. 18363
p. 155-157.
Table no. 30." Statement showing amount of license tax assessed in
the several counties and cities of the commonwealth from May 1, 1894, to
May 1, 1895. 18364
p^ 168-169.
Table no. 31. Statement showing amount received from United States
on account of direct tax and disbursements thereof in fiscal year ending
September 30, 1895. 18365
ri) p.
Table no. 32. Register of marriages in the counties and cities of the
commonwealth for the year ending December 31, 1894, as returned by clerks
of courts. 18366
p. 161-163.
Table no. 33. Statement showing the number of births and deaths in
the counties, cities, and towns of the commonwealth for the year ending
December 31, 1894, as returned by commissioners of the revenue. 18367
p. 164-167.
Appended are four folding sheets, which are: Table no. 21. Statement
showing the value of real estate in the several counties and cities of the
commonwealth by the reassessment of 1896. Table no. 27. A statement
showing the assessed value of each kind of personal property In the several
counties and cities of the commonwealth for the year 18$&. Table no. 28.
A statement showing the value of real estate in the several counties and
cities of the commonwealth, and the value of the same held by white and
colored persons respectively, compiled from land books of 1896. Table no.
29. A statement showing the amount of tax on real estate, capitation tax,
and tax on personal property and income, assessed for the year 1896, In the
counties, cities, and towns of the commonwealth of Virginia. 18367a
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virginia, of the literary fund, and the report of the commissioners of the
sinUng fund, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1895. Richmond, Va.:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1895. 18368
36 p. Josiah Ryland, Jr., second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending
September 80, 1895. Richmond, Va.: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of
public printing. 1895. 1836$
45 p. A. W. Harman, Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney general to the governor of Virginia for
the year 1895. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1895. 18370
45 p. R. T. Scott, attorney general.
Virginia school report, 1894 and 1895. Biennial report of the super-
intendent of public instruction of the commonwealth of Virginia, with ac-
companyiog documents. School years 1893-'94 and 1894-'95. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. /1895. 18371
Ixvll, 414 p. John E. Massey, superintendent.
Report of Virginia military Institute, Scott Shipp, superintendent: p.
129-141, 328-347; Report of the state female normal school, J. A. Cunning-
ham, president: p. 142-144, 364-367; Report of the College of William and
Mary, L. G. Tyler, president: p. 146-150, 368-372; Report of the Medical col-
lege of Virginia, Christopher Tompkins, dean: p. 151-154, 381-384; Report
of the institution for the education of the deaf and dumb and of the blind,
T. S. Doyle, principal: p. 155-160. 373-380; Report of the Virginia normal and
coUeRiate institute, J. H. Johnston, president: p. 161-168, 395-406; Report of
the Hampton normal and agricultural Institute, H. B. Frissell, principal: p.
169-187, 406-414; Report of the University of VlrginU, W. C. N. Randolph.
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rector: p. 311-827; The Miller manual labor school of Albemarle, C. E. Vawter,
Buperintendent: p. 385-394; Virfrinia agricultural and mechanical college, J.
at. McBryde, president: p. 348-363.
Annual report of the saperintendent of public printine to the general
assembly, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1895. Richmond: J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1895. 18372
8 D. .1. H. O'Bannon, superintendent.
Report of the adjutant general of the state of Virginia for the year
1896. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1895.
18373
168 p. Charles J. Anderson, adjutant general.
[Report of superintendent of V. M. 1., with roll of cadets]
[8th annual] report of the state board of agriculture of Virginia. 1895.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1895.
18374
293 p. S. W. Corbln. president.
Includes 17th annual report of the commissioner of agriculture, Tho-
mas Whitehead. For contents see no. 18390.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary,
with accompanying documents, for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1895. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1895.
18375
51 p. B. W. I.vnn, superintendent.
Sixty-eighth annual report of the board of directors and -of the super-
intendent of the Western state hospital of Virginia, for the fiscal year,
1894-^95. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing.
1895. 18376
91 p. Benjamin Blackford, superintendent.
Annual report of the Eastern state hospital of Virginia for the fiscal
year ending September 30, 1895. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintend-
ent of public printing. 1895. 18377
56 p. .1. 1>. Moncure, superintendent.
Annual report of the Central state hospital of the state of Virginia
(Petersburg, Va.) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1895. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannnon, superintendent of public printing. 1896. 18378
46 p. Randolph Barksdale, superintendent.
Annual report of the Southwestern state hospital at Marion, Va., to
the general assembly of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1895. Richmond: J. H. .O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1895.
18379
122 p. R. .1. Preston, superintendent.
Report of the board of visitors for Mount Vernon, December, 1895.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1895. 18380
141 p. Siarned bv .1. B. Hitncer.
Annual report of the commissioner of fisheries of the state of Virginia,
for the year ending December 31st, 1895. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1895. 18381
6 D. .1. 'W. Bowdoin, commissioner of fisheries.
Report of the Board of public works to the general assembly of Vir-
ginia. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1895.
18382
« p.
Annual report of the MOler fund to the governor of Virginia [by the
second auditor] Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent public print-
ing. 1896. 18383
7 p.
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Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the sreneral assembly
of the state of Virginia, durinsr the session of 1895-'96. Rich-
mond : J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printinsr. 1895.
18384
991 p. 23cm.
Commissioners of deeds; General statement of public debt; Financial
operations of the treasury for fiscal year ending Sep. 30, 1895; Times for
meetings of courts: p. 941-948. 18385
Courts
Reports of cases in the supreme court of appeals of Vir-
ginia. By Martin P. Burks, state reporter. Vol. 91. From
January 1, 1895, till July 18, 1895. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing, 1896. 18386
fxin p., 1 I.. 883 p. 23cm.
Cited as 91 Va. reports.
Proceedings and resolutions of the bar association of Virginia relative
to the death of Judge Benjamin W. Lacy, November 14, 1895. p. [v]-xvi.
Preface, including a brief historical statement of the Virginia re-
ports, and of the supreme court, p. [xvi]-xxi.
Judges of the court of appetds during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, John W. Riely, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buch-
anan, George M. Harrison. Attorney general: R. Taylor Scott.
Reports of cases in the supreme court of appeals of Vir-
ginia. By Martin P. Burks, state reporter. Vol. 92. From
July 8, 1895, till April 2, 1896. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, su-
perintendent of public printing, 1896. 18387
■ txxlv). 905 p. 23cm.
Cited as 92 Va. reports.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, John W. Riely, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buch-
anan, George M. Harrrison. Attorney general: R. Taylor Scott.
*An index to the Virginia reports, from Jefferson to volume
91, both Inclusive, with a total of cases reported, and of Virginia
cases cited, in those volumes. By William Bruce Martin, judge
of the court of law and chancery, of the city of Norfolk, Va.
The J. W. Randolph Co., Richmond, Va. 1896. 18388
2 p. I., lOA.') p. 8vo.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Agricultore. Report of the state board of agriculture of Virginia.
1895. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1895.
18389
293 p. 23cm. Thos. Whitehead, commiaaloner. Fiscal year «nd-
inR Sept. 30, 189Ii.
Contents. — Ofllcers, members & employees of Va. state bd. of agrricul-
ture. Report of S. W. Corbin, president of board. Quarterly reports of the
commissioner. 17th annual report of the commissioner. Expenditures of
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aKTiculturaJ department. Crop report. Summary of weekly weather crop
bulletins of the Va. state weather service. In co-operation with state board
of agriculture. Stock statistics. Mineral statlstica. Assays of minerals.
Cultivation of the soil. Financial condition of farmers. Summary of monthly
weather reports of Va. weather service, etc. State weather services. Re-
gort of the committee on analytical & agricultural chemistry to the state
d. agriculture. Preliminary report of the soils of Va. [prepared by the
division of agricultural soils of the U. S. department of agriculture In co-
operation with the Va. board] Report of chemist, Richard H. Gaines. Report
of the inspector, I. P. Whitehead. Weather report, oy E. A. Evans, assistant
director of the state weather service. Farmer's institute at Manassas, Hon,
J. Sterling Morton's address. How to eradicate ox-eye daisy, by R. G. Baker.
Mode of cultivating corn, by Andrew Low. Address of R. Belches. Address
of Oen. Roy Stone. Address of MaJ. R. C. Saunders, of Campbell county.
Report of Chairman A. Koiner of the committee on live stock & dairying.
Report of the committee on analytical and agricultural chemis-
try, (Messrs. Gaines and Koiner,) to the state board of agriculture. January
8,1895. (Published by order of the state board of agriculture.) 18390
8 p. 23cm. ^
[Weekly crop bulletin. April-Sept 1896] 18391
No copy seen.
Confnierate soldiers. Report of board of visitors Lee camp soldiers'
home, Richmond, Va., December 31, 1896. Richmond, Va., Baughman sta-
tionery CO., 1896. 18392
19 p. 23cm.
Education. The Virginia school journal, v. 4, 1895. Richmond, 1895.
18393
360 p. ports. 27cm. E. C. Glass, WlUls A. Jenkins, J. A. McGilvray,
editors and proprietors; from September, 1896 J. A. McGilvray, managing edi-
tor. John E. Massey, editor official department. Monthly except July and
August. Includes official insiructions and circulars of the department of
public Instruction.
FamiTille normal school. Catalog^ue of the state female normal school
at Farmivlle, Virginia. Eleventh session, 1894-'95. Richmond, Va.: Whittet
& Shepperson, printers. 1895. 18394
39 p. 22cm.
Ham.pton institute. Double catalogue. Catalogrues of the Hampton
normal and agricultural institute, Hampton, Virginia, for the academic years
1893-4—1894-51 Hampton, Va. Printed on the institute press, 1896. 18395
103 p. 22cm. lUus. (port.), plates. 22cm.
[Report of the Hampton normal and agricultural institute, for
1895] 18396
Copy not seen.
Law. 'Institutes of common and statute law. By John B. Minor,
LL. D., professor of common and statute law in the University of Virginia.
Volume 3. Rights which relate to things personal in two parts. Part 1.
2d. ed. rev. and cor. Richmond: Printed for the author . . . 1895.
18397
xxxvil, 648 p. 8vo.
'Citations to the code of Virginia. By Abram C. Eby, of the
Richmond bar. Richmond, Va., J. W. Randolph & company, 1895. 18398
3 p. L, 1105 p. 24cm.
*The Virginia law register, vol. 1. May 1895 to April 1896.
E. C. Burks, editor. C. A. Graves, W. M. Lile, associate editors. Lynchburg,
Va. J. P. Bell company. 1896. 18399
zxxlU, 940. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia courts.
Special articles: Licenses by cities and towps to use streets, by R. G. H.
Kean; The deeds of trust puzzle: a legal paradox, by J. Randolph Tucker;
Has a federal Judge jurisdiction by injunction to restrain a state or its offl-
eers from prosecuting one of its citizens for a criminal violation of Its laws,
the validity of which Is not questioned?, by Jas. A. Walker; The other side
of the "Wadley case," by J. C. Wysor; Demurrers to evidence, by Robt. M.
Hughes; The action of ejectment in Virginia, by Thos. J. Klrkpatrlck;
Garnishment by foreign attachment, by H. Dent Minor; "The deeds of trust
puzzle" — a reply, by John B. Moon; Law reporting, by Robt. M. Hughes;
An appeal to the Areopagus, by John Scott; Criminal trials, by R. Walton
Moore; John B. Minor, by Judge Jas. C. Lamb; The rise and fall of the
commissioner in chancery, by R. T. Barton; Burden of proof In ejectment, by
J. M. Payne; Conway Robinson, by John Selden; Effect of devise of wife's
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separate estate upon curtesy, by Raleigh C. Minor; Trusts and monopoltea.
by Jackson Guy: Fellow-servants, by Wm. O. Skelton; The Judees Tucker
. . . by J. Randolph Tucker; Gifts of personality, by Chas. A. Graves.
Medical coHege of Vir^rinia. Annual catalogue of the Medical college
of Virjrinia, Richmond, session 1894-'95 and announcement of session
1895--'96. Richmond, J. L. Hill prtg. co., 1895. 18400
23 p. front., plates. 23om.
Railroads. Nineteenth annual report of the railroad commissioner of
the state of Virginia. Published pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H. O'Uan-
non, superintendent of public printing:, 1895. 18401
xl, 483. ri] p. 23cm. J. C. Hill, commissioner.
Appendix; Annual reports of railroad companies operating in Virginia.
University of Virginia. The alumni bulletin of the University of Vir-
ginia. V. 1, no. 4, February, 1895. Published quarterly by the faculty.
University of Virginia, Charlottesville. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell co.
18402
[931-116 p. front, (port.) facsim. 26Hcm.
Contents in part: Memoir of Prof. John Patten Emmet, by Thos. Addis
Emmet; Jno. Anthony Gardner Davis, by J. A. G. Davis; Thos. S. Martin,
by.Jno. M. White; Necrology; Stuart Douglas, Dr. Thos. Phillips; Dr. Bald-
win Day.
The Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia, v. 2, no. 1,
May, 1895. Published quarterly by the faculty. University of Virginia,
Charlottesville. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell co., printers. 18403
27 p. 26^4cm.
Contents In part: Memoir of Dr. Jno. A. Broadus, by W^m. M. Thornton:
The alumni of the University of Virginia in the medical corps of the army,
by Julian Mayo Cabell; Wm. H. McGuffey, by Camm Patteson; "The sons or
liberty," by Frank S. Robertson; Necrology: Francis Howe McGulre.
The alumni bulletin of the University, v. 2, no. 2, July, 1895.
Published quarterly by the faculty. University of Virginia, Charlottesville.
Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell, printers. 18404
[29]-fi3 p. front, (port.) 26Hcm.
Contents in part: The rescue of Greely by Edward H. Green; Unveiling'
of the bust of Prof. John B. Minor (address by Jno. W. Daniel) ; Address
before the society of alunuii. by Woodrow Wilson; Address before the lit-
erary societies by George R. Peck.
The alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia, v. 2, no. 3,
November, 1895. Published quarterly by the faculty, University of Vir-
ginia, Charlottesville. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell co. 18405
[67]-119 p. front., illus., plates. 27cm.
Contents in part: The University ablaze, by Chas W. Kent; Our li-
brary, by F. W. Page; The rotunda, by Francis H. Smith; The painting en-
titled The school of Athens, by Thomas H. Ellis.
Catalogue 1894-'95. Announcements 1895-'96. Lynchburg,
Printed for the University of Virjrinia by J. P. Bell co. 18406
XX. 76, [8], 10 p. l-ront. (fold, map), pi. 22cm.
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college. Catalogue of the Vir-
ginia agricultural and mechanical college. 1894-'95. Blacksburg, Virgima.
Lynchbuiig, Va., J. P. Bell company, printers, 1895. 18407
76. [ij p. front., plates. 23cm.
[Annual report of the Virginia agricultural experiment station,
Blacksburg, Virginia] 1894-5. 18408
No copy seen.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 50, March, 1896.
New series, vol. 4, no. 3. Analysis of parts of tobacco plant at different
stages of growth, [by R. J. Davidson] 18409
p. 33-52. JScm.
- Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 51, April, 1895.
New series, vol. 4, no. 4. Analyses of different grades of manufacturing
tobacco, fby R. J. Davidson] 18410
p. 6S-62. 28cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 62, May, 1895.
New series, vol. 4, no. 6. Percentages of nicotine in tobacco, [by R. J.
Davidson] IMH
p. 65-72. 23cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1895/96] A Bibliography of Virginia,. 786
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 63, June, 1896.
New series, vol. 4, no. 6. Silos and silage, [by D. O. Nourse] 18412
p. 73-SO. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 64, July, 1895.
New series, vol. 4, no. 7. Shoeing for special purposes, [by E. P. Niles]
18413
p. 81-94. nius. 23cni.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 55, Augrust, 1896.
New series, vol. 4, no. 8. A chemical study of the Irish potato. Part 1.
Analysis of the tubers, [by T. L. Watson] 18414
p. 97-113. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 66, September,
1895. New series, vol. 4, no. 9. A chemical study of the Irish potato.
Part II, Comparison of tubers grown in different states, [by T. L. Watson]
18415
p. 115-144. 23cnn.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 57, October, 1896.
New series, vol. 4, no. 10. The utilization of unmerchantable apples, [by
William B. Alwood] 18416
p. 146-160. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 58, November,
1895. New series, vol. 4, no. 11. A new plan for the construction of a stor-
age cellar, [by William B. Alwood] 18417
p. lSl-168. illus. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 59, December,
1895. New series, vol. 4, no. 12. Experiment garden notes, [by Wm. B.
Alwood] Part I. 18418
p. 169-176. 23cm.
Virginia .military institute. Virginia military institute, Lexington,
Virginia. Official register, 1894-1895. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell co., prin-
ters, 1895. 18419
98 p. plates. 20 ^cm.
Virginia normal and coQegiate institute. Virginia normal and collegi-
ate institute, Petersburg, Virginia. First state normal school, incorporated
March 6, 1882. Opened October, 1883. Twelfth school year, 1894-1896.
Kirkham & co., printers and binders, Petersburg, Va. [1894] 18420
53 p. 22cm.
Weather. Monthly reports of the Virginia weather service co-operat-
ing with the state board of agriculture. Col. A. S. Buford, director, Rich-
mond, Va., Edward A. Evans, assistant director, Richmond, Va. v. 5, 1895.
18421
T. p. 23cm. No copies seen of v. 1-4 of the monthly reports
published separately.
William and Mary college. Catalogue of the college of William and
Mary, charter dated 1693. Session 1894-'95. Richmond, Va., Whittet &
Shepperson, general printers, 1895. 18422
77 p. iDcl. front., Ulus., ports. 22cm.
1896
Aimval Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards, and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virjfinia for the year ending September 30,
1896. Printed pursuant to law. Richmond, Va. : J. H. O'Ban-
non, superintendent of public printing. 1896. 18423
Digitized by VjOOQIC
786 Bulletin Virginia State Library [O'Ferrall, Gov.
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts, to the governor and
general assembly of Virginia, for the year ending September 30, 1896.
fiichmond, Va.: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1896.
18424
V, 165 p., 3 fold, tables. Morton Marye, auditor. The titles of the tables
are not listed here. See report for 1895. Tables 30 and 32 show marriaKes.
births and deaths.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virginia, of the literary fund, and the report of the commissioners of the
sinking fund, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1896. Richmond, Va.:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1896. 18425
38 p. Joslah Ryland, Jr., second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1896. Richmond, Va.: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of
public printing. 1896. 18426
17 p. A. W. Harman, .Tr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney-general to the governor of Virginia for
the year 1896. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1896. 18427
13 p. R. T. Scott, attorney general.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the governor
of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1896. Richmond: J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1896. 18128
8 p. J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent.
Report of the adjutant-general of the state of Virginia for the year
1896. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1896.
18429
TO p. Charles J. Anderson, adjutant general. Includes [Report of the
superintendent of the V. M. I., with roll of cadets] , ,
[9th annual] report of the state board of agriculture of Virginia.
1896. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1896.
18430
229 p. A. S. Buford. president.
Includes the 18th annual report of the commissioner of agriculture,
Thomas Whitehead; Crop report, July, Oct., 1896; Apples which succeed best
In the following counties; Summary of the weekly weather crop bulletins of
the Virginia climate and crop service; Summary of the monthly weather re-
ports of the Virginia climate and crop service; Report of the chemist, R. H.
Gaines; Analyses; Report of the inspector; The use and abuse of fertilizers
by Thomas Whitehead; The mathematics of farming by Thomas Whitehead;
Use of commercial fertilizers in Improvement of worn lands, by W. F. Massey.
Annual reports of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary
with accompanying documents, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1896.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent public printing. 1896. 18431
61 p. B. W. Lynn, superintendent.
Sixty-ninth annual report of the board of directors and of the super-
intendent of the Western state hospital of Virginia, for the fiscal year
1896-'96. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printingr.
1896. 18432
91 p. Benjamin Blackford, superintendent.
One hundred and twenty-third annual report of the Eastern state hos-
pital of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1896. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1896. 18433
55 p. J. D. Moncure. superintendent.
Annual report of the Central state hospital of the state of Virginia
(Petersburg, Va.) for ttie fiscal year ending September 30, 1896. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1896. 18434
46 p. Randolph Barksdale, superintendent.
Annual report of t .e Southwestern state hospital at Miuion, Va., to
the general assembly of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending September 30.
1896. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing, 1896.
18435
124 p. R. J. Preston, superintendent.
[Sketch of the life of Dr. Thomas D. Kernan, late assistant physician]:
p. 121-124.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1896] A Bibliography of Virginia. 787
Annual report of the Miller fund to the governor of Virginia [by the
second auditor] Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent public printing.
1896. 18436
7 p.
. Courts
Reports of cases in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia.
By Martin P. Burks, state reporter. Vol. 93. From April 2, 1896,
till November 19, 1896. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, superin-
tendent of public printing, 1897. 18437
[XXV], 890 p. 22Hcm.
Rules and regulations for licensingr persons to practise law. (v]-vi.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith president, John W. Riely, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buch-
anan, George M. Harrison. Attorney general: R. Taylor Scott.
Reports of cases in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia.
Martin P. Burks, state reporter. Vol. 94. From November 19,
1896, till July 8, 1897. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent
of public printing, 1898. 18433
xlvi p. 1 1., 891 p. illus. (plan) 22%cm.
Memorial and resolutions of the Bedford bar, relative to Judge Edward
Calohill Burks, presented to the supreme court of appeals of Virginia, at
Richmond, February 10, 1898. v. [v]-xx.
Memorial and resolutions of the bar of the city of Richmond, relative
to Judg:e Waller Redd Staples, presented to the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia, at Richmond, February 10, 1898. p. xxi-xxvi.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith president, John W. Riely, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. B-ich-
anan, George M. Harrison. Attorney general: R. Taylor Scott.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Agricnlture. Report of the state board of agriculture of Virginia.
1896. [Including the eighteenth annual report of the commissioner of agri-
culture for the year ending Sep. 30, 1896] Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon.
superintendent of public printing, 1896. 18439
229 p. 23cm.
A. S. Buford, president of the board; Thomas Whitehead commissioner
Crop reports: p. 38-55. 18440
Apples which succeed best in the following counties of this state:
p. 66-60. 18441
U. S. weather bureau. Summary of weekly weather crop bulletins of
the Virginia climate and crop service, in cooperation with the state board
of agriculture, for 1896: p. 61-84. 18442
Assays of minerals made by the Virginia polytechnic institute, for the
department of agriculture: p. 85-89. 18443
U. S. weather bureau. Summary of the monthly weather reports of
the Virginia climate and crop service, in co-operation with the state board
of agriculture, for year ending Sep. 30, 1896: •). 92-123. 18444
Report of the chemist [with analyses oJr fertilizers] : p. 127-191.
18445
Report of the inspector [of fertilizers]: p. 193-212. 18446
Appendix [four short articles by Thomas Whitehead and W. F.
Massie] Appendix: p. 215-229. 18447
Digitized by CjOOQIC
788 BvJletin Virginia State Library [O'Ferrall, Gov.
First annual report of the state veterinarian, Blacksburg, Vir-
ginia, 1896. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing.
1896. 18448
15 p. 22Hcra. E. P. Niles. state veterinarian. Report dated Jan. 1.
1897.
[Weekly crop bulletin. April-Sept. 1896] 18449
No copy seen.
Attachment. *A treatise on the law of attachment and bail in Vir-
ginia and West Virginia. By C. Whittle Sams . . . Richmond, Va., The
J. W. Randolph co., 1896. 18450
3 p. 1., nx]-x p., 1 1., 469 p. 24^4cm.
Confederate soldiers. Report of board of visitors Lee camp soldiers'
home, Richmond, Va., December 31, 1896. Richmond, Va., Baughman sta-
tionery CO., 1897. 18451
16 p. 23cni.
Education. The Virginia school journal, v. 5, 1896. Richmond, 1896.
18452
364 p. 27cm. J. A. McGilvray, managlnB editor; John E. Massey,
editor official department. Montlily except July and .AuKUst. Includes
official instructions and circulars of the department of public instruction.
Hampton normal institute. Catalogue of the Hampton normal and
agricultursj institute, Hampton, Virginia, for the academic year, 1895-6.
Hampton, Va. Printed on the institute press. 1896. 18453
80 p. front, (port.) illus., plates. 22cm.
Law. *The Virginia law register, vol. 2. May 1896 to April 1897.
E. C. Burks, editor. C. A. Graves, W. M. Lile, associate editors. Lynchburg,
Va., J. P. Bell company. 1897. 18454
xxxi, 918 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia courts.
Special articles: Judge John Tayloe Lomax, by L. Li. Lewis; A bit of
legal history, by H. R. Preston; What are enclosed lands in Virginia?, by-
Waller S. Poage; L.iability of a guarantor, by J. Baldwin Ranson; Judge John
W. Brockenbrough, by C. A. Graves; Trusts and monopolies — reply, by John
Hunter, Jr.; Homestead exemption, by M. P. Burks; The duty of cultivating
the spirit of litigation, by G. Carlton Jackson; Right of creditor of insolvent
donor to pursue gift in the hands of voluntary donee, by R. G. H. Kean;
Judge William Leigh, by Wm. Leigh; Fraud by misrepresentation of a mate-
rial fact, by M. M. Caldwell; Can a judgment creditor of one joint tenant, in a
suit to subject his debtor's real estate, compel a partition?, by H. A. Minor, Jr.;
Judge Spencer Roane, by T. R. B. Wright; Mechanics' liens, by N. C. Manson.
Jr.; Color of title, by F. W. Sims; The contract relation between assignor and
assignee of non-negotiable choses in action, by W. B. Kegley; Alex. H. H.
Stuart, by Alex. F. Robertson; Proceeding by motion under section 3211, by
G. Tayloe Gwathmey; Preferred creditors in a deed of trust, by Wm. W. Old,
Jr.; Right to recover premiums paid on a void policy, by D. O. Dechert; The
liability of infants for torts connected with contracts, by David H. Leake;
An unfeigned issue, by Geo. Bryan; Liability of owner or employer, by Geo.
E. Cassel; Testimony of a deceased witness in criminal cases, by Rudolph
Bumgardner; Demurrers to evidence and new trials, by 'Camra Patteson; Con-
struction of the Virginia agency act, by Frederick Wllmer Sims.
Medical college of Virginia. Annual catalog^ue of the Medical college
of Virginia, Richmond, session 1896-'96, and announcement of session
1896-'97. Richmond, The Baughman stationery co., 1896. 18455
23, [1] p. plates. 23cm.
Public health. Bulletin of the Virginia board of health. Published
monthly at the office of the secretary of the board, Richmond, Va. Paulus
A. Irving, M. D., secretjuy, Richmond, (v. 1, no. 1, May-no. 8, December,
1896). 18456
23cm.
Railroads. Twentieth annual report of the railroad commissioner of
the state of Virginia. Published pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H. O'Ban-
non, superintendent of public printing, 1896. 18457
562, [1] p. 23cm. J. C. Hill, commissioner.
Appendix: Annual reports of railroad companies operating In Virginia.
University of Virginia. The alumni bulletin of the University of Vir-
ginia. V. 2, no. 4, February, 1896. Published quarterly by the faculty. Uni-
versity of Virginia, Charlottesville. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell co., printers.
18458
[121]-146 p. front plates. 26Hcm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1896] A Bibliography of Virffimia 789
Contenti In part: John B. Minor, by Ja». C. Liamb; James A. Harrison,
by Thos. R. Price; The worlt of restoration, by Wm. H. Thornton. .
The alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia, v. 3, no. 1,
May, 1896. Published quarterly by the faculty, University of Virginia,
Charlottesville. Lynchburg, Va., J .P. Bell, printers. 18459
24 p. front. 2$ Hem.
Contents in part: The pavilions and their early occupants, by J. A. H .r-
rlson; Spottawood's expedition, by Wm. M. Thornton: Prof. L«opold J. Boeck.
The alumni bulletin of the University of Virg:inia. v. 3, no. 2,
July, 1896. Published quarterly by the faculty. University of Virginia,
Charlottesville. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell co. 18460
r25]-57 p. 26^4cm.
Contents In part: Old Concord academy, by Edward S. Joynes; I»rof.
Walter D. Dabney, by R. T. W. Duke, Jr.; In memorlam: Judge Howell E.
Jackson: Prof. John Hart, Tiberius Gracchus Jones: Judge Hunter H. Marshall;
The new education in the Old Dominion, by Rev. John S. Liindsay; Necrology,
Reavel Savage.
The alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia, v. 3, no. 3,
November, 1896. Pbblished quarterly by the faculty. University of Virginia,
Charlottesville. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell, printers. 18461
[59]-82 p. front, (port.) 26Hcm.
Contents In part: Chas. Scott Venable, by F. H. Smith; Dr. Robt.
Haskell Patterson by Lamar Gray Patterson: Alumni of the University of
Virginia in Missouri, by Walter B. Richards; Frederic W. Coleman, by L.; In
memorlam: Dr. Jas. Edgar Chancellor, Dr. L. C. Vass, Mrs. Mary B. Dabney.
University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. Announcement."- of
the law department, 1895-'96. 18462
10 p. 23Vicm.
Catalogue 1895-'96. Announcements, 1896-'97. Lynchburg,
Printed for the University of Virginia by J. P. Bell co. 18463
XX, 84, [1) p. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college. Catalogue of the Vir-
ginia agricultural and mechanical college and polytechnic institute. 1896-'96.
At Blacksburg, Virginia. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell company, book, job and
commercial printers, 1896. 18464
78 p. front., plates. 23cm.
Annual report of the Virginia agricultural experiment station,
Blacksburg, Virginia. 1896-96. Roanoke, Va.: The Stone printing and
manufacturing company, 1897. 18465
13 p. 23cm. J. M. McBryde, director.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 60, January, 1896.
New series, vol. 5, no. 1. Experiment garden notes, [by Wm. B. Alwood]
Part n. 18466
14 p. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 61, February,
1896. New series, vol. 5, no. 2. Splenetic or Texas cattle fever, [by E. P.
Niles] 18467
p. 17-26. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 62, March, 1896.
New series, vol. 5, no. 3. The San Jose or pernicious scale, [by William B.
Alwood] 18468
p. 29-44. lllus. 23cm.
Bulletin no. 63, April, 1896. New series, vol. 6, no. 4. Labor-
atory tests of creolin as a disinfectant, [by F. Sidney Roop] 18469
p. 45-62. 23cm.
Bulletin no. 64, May, 1896. New series, vol. 5, no. 5. Some
parasitical diseases of sheep, [by E. A. Smyth, jr., and E. P. Niles] 18470
p. 63-65. 23cm.
Bulletin no. 65, June, 1896. New series, vol. 5, no. 6. Notes on
the cherry orchard, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 18471
p. 67-74. 2Scm.
Bulletin no. 66, July, 1896. New series, vol. 5, no. 7. The dis-
tribution of the San Jose scale in Virginia, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 18472
p. 76-90. lllus. 23cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
790 Bulletin Virginia State Library [O'Ferrall, Tyler, Gov.
Bulletin no. 67, August, 1896. New series, vol. 6, no. 8. Notes
on the plum orchard, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 18473
p. 91-97. 23cm.
Bulletin no. 68, September, 1896. New series, vol. 6, no. 9.
Silage for hogs, [by D. 0. Nourse] 18474
p. 99-105. 23cin.
Bulletin no. 69, October, 1896. New series, vol. 6, no. 10. Tests
of fertilizers on wheat, [by D. O. Nourse] 18475
p. 107-111. 23cni.
Bulletin no. 70, November, 1896. New series, vol. 5, no. 11.
Cheap silos in Virginia, [by D. O. Nourse] 18476
p. 113-119. 23cm.
Bulletin no. 71, December, 1896. New series, vol. 5, no. 12.
An experiment in generating vinegar, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 18477
p. 121-128. 23cm.
Virginia military institute. Annual report of the Virginia military in-
stitute for the session of 1896-'96. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell co., 1896.
18478
30 p. 23Vicm.
Virgrinia military institute. Lexington, Virginia. Official regis-
ter, 1896-1896. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell co., printers, 1896. 18479
103, [1] p. plates. 20cm.
Virginia normal and collegiate institute. Virginia normal and collegi-
ate institute, Petersburg, Virginia. First state normal school. Incorporated
March 6, 1882. Opened October, 1883. Thirteenth school year, 1895-1896.
Kirkham & co., printers and binders, Petersburg, Va. [1895] 18480
48 p. 22cm.
Weather. U. S. weather bureau. Monthly reports of the Virginia
climate and crop service co-operating with the st^te board of agriculture.
Col. A. S. Buford, director; Edward A. Evans, assistant director, v. 6, 1896.
18481
V. p. fronts., maps. 23 & 31 cm.
Report for November, 189S, prepared under the direction of Willis L.
Moore, chief of Bureau, by Edward A. Evans, section director, has announce-
ment: "With the present number, the climatoloKy data furnished by the
Voluntary observers of the Virginia climate and crop service, is compiled and
published In Its new, and it Is hoped, permanent form."
U. S. weather bureau. Virginia section of the climate and crop
service of the weather bureau, in co-operation with the Virg^inia state board
of agriculture. Annual summary 1896. Prepared under the direction of
Willis L. Moore, chief of bureau, by Edward A. Evans, section director,
Richmond, Va. 18482
9 p. fronts., maps. 31cm.
William and Mary coflege. Catalogue of the college of William and
Mary, charter dated 1693. Session 1895-'96. Announcements, 1896-'97.
Riclunond, Va., Whittet & Sheperson, general printers. 1848$
S6, [3] p. loci, front., illus., ports. 23cm.
1897/98
Jowmala
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the session of 1897-'98. Richmond : J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing. 1897. 18484
803 p. 23cm.
Session began Dec. 1, 1897 and ended March 4, 1898. John F. Ryan,
speaker.
Members-elect, transmitted by J. T. Lawless, secretary of the com-
monwealth: p. 3-5. 18485
Rules: p. 4-14. 18486
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1897/98] A Bibliography of Virffinia 791
[Message from the governor, C. T. O'Ferrall]: p. 16-50. Appendix:
List of lynchings in Virginia from 1880 to 1897; Replacing buoys along
boundary line between Maryland and Virginia; Letters of Moorefield Storey,
relative to Virginia documents in possession of Mrs. B. J. Lossing, mclud-
ing list; Direct tax, list of counties and cities entitled thereto, with names
of commissioners and treasurer: p. 51-57. 18487
Joint rules: p. 62, 83, 84. 18488
Vote for governor and lieutenant governor: p. 64-70. 18489
Vote on question of calling constitutional convention: p. 78, 79. 18490
[Report of committee relative to criminaJ expenses of certain coun-
ties] : p. 128-130, 441. 18491
[List of county judges]: p. 134, 135, 148. 18492
[Veto message relative to registration books of Charlottesville]: p.
153-155. 1849J
Report of commission to define state line between the county of
Mecklenburg, in Virginia, and Warren, Vance, and Granville in North
Carolina] : p. 159, 160. 18494
[Report of committee on the vote to form a new county from por-
tions of Russell, Scott and Washing^n counties] : p. 166. 1849S
[Veto message of Governor J. Hoge Tyler relative to the Norfolk
bicycle road company]: p. 214. 18496
[Veto message relative to the Colonial water company] : p. 374, 375.
18497
[Report of the attorney general, A. J. Montague, of his examination
of the official bonds of the treasurers and clerks of the counties and cities] :
p. 440, 441. 18498
[Veto message relative to criminal jurisdiction of county of Fred-
erick and city of Winchester] : p. 442. 18499
[Message of governor relative to constitutional reforms]: p. 475,
476. 18500
[Report of B. T. Gunter, Jr., commissioner for replacing the buoys
on the boundary line between Maryland and Virginia in Tangier and Po-
comoke Sounds] : p. 493, 494. 1850!
[Veto message relative to notaries]: p. 556, 557. 18502
Report of committee relative to the Virginia polytechnic institute]:
p. 697, 598. 18503
[Report of committee relative to Southwestern state hospital, and
Central state hospital] : p. 621. 18504
[Report of committee who visited the Virginia military institute]:
p. 622. 18505
[Report of committee who visited the College of William and Mary] :
p. 624. 18506
[Veto message relative to the Richmond and tidewater railroad]: p.
624, 625. 18507
[Report of committee relative to sale of ten acres to Colonial water
company]: p. 636. 18508
[Members of electoral boards]: p. 665-669. 18509
Cogimunication from Fitzhugn Lee, consul at Havana] : p. 695. 18510
Members of the house of delegates who served Dec. 1, 1897-March
] : p. 699, 700. 18511
Index: p. 701-803.
[Documents as appendix] :
Report of the special joint committee, appointed under joint resolu-
tion, approved March 4, 1896, to investigate and report upon a certain sur-
vey made under an act approved February 26, 1894, with reference, to the
riparian rights on Fox island in Accomac co. House doc. no. I. 18512
44 D. 2 folrtert macs.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
792 Bulletin Virgmia State Library [O'Ferrall, Tyler, Gov.
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the cleric of the house
of delegates. House doc. no. II. 18513
20 p. .
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting list of
pardons, commutations, respites, &c., and reasons therefor. House doc.
no. III. 18514
4X p.
Inaugural address of his excellency J. Hoge Tyler before the general
assembly of Virginia, January 1, 1898. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing. 1898. House doc. no. IV. 18515
1 p.
Beport of the committee on privileges and elections in the contested
election cases of Cole vs. Newbeme [of Norfolk county] Richmond: J.
H. O'Bannon, superintendent public printing. 1898. House doc. no. V.
18513
7 p.
Report of the committee of investigation in reference to the charges
preferred against Judge [N. S.] Tumbull. House doc. no. VI. 18517
fi p.
Report of the committee on privileges and elections in the contested
election case of LcSueur vs. Blanton [of Buckingham and Cumberland]
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1898.
House doc. no. VII. 18518
12 p.
Report of the special committee appointed to investigate certain
charges against the Laurel reformatory. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, su-
perintendent of public, printing. 1898. House doc. no. VIII. 18519
4 p.
List of charters lodged in the office of the secretary of the common-
wealth, granted by the circuit and corporation courts of the commonwealth
of Virginia, from January 1, 1896, to December 31, 1897. Richmond: J.
H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1898. House doc. no. IX.
1852f
18 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wed-
nesday, December 1, 1897, being the one hundred and twentieth
year of the commonwealth. Richmond : J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing. 1897. 18521
«96. m p. 22.3cnn.
Sesiilon begran Dec. 1, 1897 and ended March 4, 1898. Lieutenant-Kovernor
R. C. Kent, president.
List of members elect of senate] : p. 3. 18522
Rules] : p. 4-10. 18523
Message of the governor, C. T. OTerrall, Dec. 1, 1897, including
appendix: List of lynchings in Virginia 1880-1897; Replacing buoys along
boundary line between Maryland ard Virginia; List of valuable documents
recovered through Moorefield Storey, of Boston; Direct tax, list of coun-
ties and cities entitled thereto]: p. 13-53. 18524
[Vote for governor and lieutent. nt-govemor] : p. 57-63. 18525
Vote on question of calling constitutional convention: p. 77. 18526
Inaugural address of J. Hoge Tyier before the general assembly of
Virginia, January Ist, 1898: p. 145. 18527
BOO copies printed separately.
[Report of committee relative to the penitentiary] : p. 189. 18528
Veto message of governor relaf-ve to the change of location of road
beds by railway companies]: p. 391, c.92. 18524
N
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[Report of visiting committeee to state institutions] : p. 583-585,
671, 672. 18530
[Report of the library committee, including the report of J. T. Law-
less, the secretary of the commvinwealth and librarian for two years ending
Jan. 1, 1898, and the report of John H. Moore on historical manuscripts]:
p. 669-671. 18531
[Proposed members of electoral boards] : p. 673-676. 18532
Members of the senate who served Dec. 1. 1897 to March 4, 1898:
p. [699] 18533
[Documents as appendix] :
Report of special joint committee appointed under joint resolution,
approved March 4, 1896, to investigate and report upon a certain survev
made under an act approved February 6, 1894, with reference to the ri-
parian rights on Fox Island in Accomac county. Senate doc. no. I. 18534
44 p. 2 fold. maps.
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. Senate doc. no. II. 18535
2u p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts responsive to
resolution of the senate [December 15, 1897] calling for a statement show-
ing the amount of capitation tax of 1896 returned delinquent in the several
counties and cities of the commonwealth. Senate doc. no. III. 18536
5 p. I
Communication from [C. T. O'Ferrall] the governor of Virginia,
transmitting list of pardons, commutations, respites, &c., and reasons
therefor. Senate doc. no. IV. 18537
41 D.
Report of commission to define state line between the county ox
Mecklenburg, in Virginia, and the counties of Warren, Vance and Gran-
ville, in North Carolina. Senate doc. no. V. 18538
3 p. >
Report of the committee of investigation in reference to the charges
preferred against Judge Tumbull. Senate doc. no. VI. 1853*)
fi D.
Report of the special joint commission on state care of epileptics
appointed under a joint resolution of the general assembly of 1895-6.
Senate doc. no. VII. 18540
16 p.
Report of the special committee in reference to the salaries of the
various officials of the state, made under the joint resolution of January
7, 1898. Senate doc. no. VIII. 18541
3 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts showing the
status of the accounts of treasurers of counties and cities, clerks of courts,
and oyster inspectors. Prepared by the auditor of public accounts in obedi-
ence to a joint resolution of the general assembly approved January 11,
1898. Senate doc. no. IX. 18542
2 p.
List of charters lodged in the office of the secretary of the common-
wealth, from January 1, 1896, to December 31, 1897. Richmond: J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1898. Senate doc. no. X.
1S543
18 p.
Index. 86 p.
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794 Bulletin Virginia, State Library [Q'Ferrall, Tyler, Gov.
AnirmcU Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards, and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia for the year ending September 30,
]897. Printed pursuant to law. Richmond, Va. : J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1897. ' 18544
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts, to the governor and
general assembly of Virginia, for the year ending September 30, 1897.
Richmond, Va.: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1897.
18545
V. 168p., 3 fold, tables. The titles of the tables are not listed here. See
under the report for 1895. Tables 33 and 34 show the number of marriages,
births and deaths for year ending Dec. 31, 18»fi.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virginia, of the literary fund, and the report of the commissioners of the
sinking fund, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1897. Richmond.
Va.: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1897. 18546
36 p. Josiah Ryland, Jr., second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1897. Richmond, Va.: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendcr.t of
public printing. 1897. 18547
17 D. A. 'W. Harman, .Tr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney general to the governor of Virginia,
for the 'year 1897. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1897. 18548
28 D. R. T. Scott, attorney Rfeneral. List of books purchased for the
office: List of books in the office, Nov. 22, 18!)7: p. 24-28.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the gen-
eral assembly of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1897.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1897. 18549
8 p. .1. H. O'Bannon, superintendent.
Report of the adjutant general of the state of Virginia for the year
1897. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1897.
18550
SB p. Oharlea .T. Anderson, attorney (general.
TReport of the superintendent of the V. M. I. with roll of cadets]:
p. 49-56.
[10th annual] Report of the state board of agriculture of Virginia.
1897. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1^7.
18551
208 p. A. S. Buford. president.
Includes 19th annual report of the commissioner of agriculture. Thomas
Whitehead; Crop report, July, Oct., 1897; Assay of minerals; Report of ■ naly-
ses of sugnr beets; Formula for crops; Report of the chemist, R. H. Gaines;
Analyses; Report of the inspector; Selected papers from proceeding;s farmers'
Institute at Winchester. March 9 and 10, 1897; and the cultivation of sugar
beets nr^ their conv4•»-^■ton into <"t4ai-.
Virginia school report, 1896 and 1897. Biennial report of the super-
intendent of public instruction of the commonwealth of Virginia, with ac-
companying documents. School years 1895j'96 and 1896- '97. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1897. 18552
Ixxiv. 282 p. John E. Massey, superintendent.
Includes Reports of the University of Virginia, W. C. N. Randolph, rec-
tor, 189B and 1897: p. Sl-.'in, 177-192; !>7th and ."iSth annual reports of the Vlr-
trinia military institute, 1896 and 1897, Scott Shipp, superintendent: p. 60-78,
192-209; Reports of the State female normal school, 189S and 1897, J. A. Cun-
ningham, president: p. 79-81, 217-219; Reports of the College of William and
Mary, for 1896 and 1897, I.. O. Tyler, president: p. 82-84, 220-222; Reports of
the institution for the education of the deaf and dumb and of the blind, for
1896 and 1897, W. A. Bowles, superintendent: p. 85-90. 223-232; Reports of the
Medical college of Virginia for years ending April 30, 1896. and 1897, Chris-
topher Tompkins, dean: p. 91-94, 233-236; Reports of the Virginia normal and
collegiate institute for years ending Mav 31, 1896. and 1897, .T. H. Johnston,
president: p. 96-101, 268-275; Reports of the Hampton normal and agricultural
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1897/98] A Bibliography of Virginia 795
institute, for years ending June 30, 1896, and 1897, H. B. Frlssell. principal
102-112, '276-282; Reports of the Virsinia polytechnic Institute, for 1896 an(
1897, J. M. McBryde, president; The Miller manual labor school of Albemarle,
O. K. Vawter, superintendent: p. 237-267.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary
'With accompanying- documents, for the fiscal year ending September 'id,
1897. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1897.
18553
61 p. B. W. Lynn, superintendent.
Seventieth annual report of the board of directors and of the super-
intendent of the Western state hospital of Virginia, for the fiscal year
1896-'7. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing.
18554
126 p. Benjamin Blackford, superintendent.
One hundred and twenty-fourUi annual report of the Eastern hospi-
tal of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1897. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1897. 18555
57 p. J. D. Moncure. superintendent.
Twenty-seventh annual report of the Central state hospital of the
state of Virginia (Petersburg, Va.) for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1897. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1S97.
18556
hi p. W. F. Prewry. superintenilent.
Annual report of the Southwestern state hospital at Marion, Va.,
to the general assembly of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending September
30, 1897. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printincr.
1897. 1855.
127 p. R. .1. Preston, superintendent.
Annual report of the Miller fund to the governor of Virginia [by the
second auditor] Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1897. 18558
7 p.
Sension Ijiws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virginia, during the session of 1897-'98. Rich-
mond : J. H, O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1898.
18559
1087 p. 23cm.
Commissioners of deeds; General statement of the public debt for
year ending Sep. 30, 1897; Financial operations of treasury for year ending
Sep. 30, 1897; Meetings of circuit courts of Virginia: p. 1035-1042. 18560
Courts
Reports of cases in the supreme court of appeals of Vir-
^nia. Martin P. Burks, state reporter. Vol. 95. From
July 8, 1897, till June 9, 1898. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public Drinting, 1898. 18561
rxll. 914 D. 23om.
Memorial and resolutions of the Richmond city bar association rela-
tive to the death of the honorable R. Taylor Scott, attorney general of Vr-
ginia, presented to the supreme court of appeals of Virginia, at Richmono,
November 18, 1897. p. [v]-viii.
Rules of the supreme court of appeals of Virginia, in force June 15,
1898. p. [ixl-xvi.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
796 Bulletin Virginia State Library [O'Ferrall, Tyler, Gov.
Judges of the court of appeals during thetime of these reports:
James Keith, president, John W. Riely, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buch-
anan, George M. Harrison. Attorney general: R. Taylor Scott who died
August 5, 1897; R. Carter Scott, appointed by the governor to fill the unex-
pired term of Mr. R. Taylor Scott, whose term would have expired January
1, 1898; A. J. Montague whose term of ofHce began January 1, 1898.
*A complete alphabetical, analjrtical, chronological, anno-
tated digest of all the reported decisions of the supreme court of
appeals, special court of appeals, high court of chancery, and
general court, from Jefferson's reports to 92 Virginia reports,
1730-1896, By S. N. Hurst and R. M. Brown, v. 1-8. Pulaski
City, '97-1901 ; Luray, 1902. 18562
8 V. 8vo.
Cont.: 1. Abandonment — Church property. 1897. 2. Citizen-
Deposition. 1898. 3. Descent-Grand Jury. 1899. 4. Guaranty-Justice of
the Peace. 1900. 5. Laches — Oysters. 1900. 6. Paper money-Security.
1901. 7. Seduction— Writ of Right. 1902. 8. Index. 1902.
Mr. Brown's name appears only on v. 1-2, owing to his death in
1898.
" Introduction contains an historical review of the supreme court of
appeals of Virginia; a brief account of law reporting in the state; and short
biographical sketches of the judges of the supreme court of appeals of
Virginia from its first organization, in 1779j down to the present court, to-
gether with 'sixteen golden rules for the guidance of courts;' a table of the
judges of the general court since the Revolution, with approximate terms of
service; a diagram table of our several courts of appeals, with names of
judges, time of service, &c., from 1779 to 1895; and a table of Virginia re-
ports."
Separate Documents; MisceUaaiea
Confederate stddiers. [Report of board of visitors Lee camp soldiers'
home, Richmond, Va., December 31, 1897. Richmond, Va., 1898.] 18563
Crime and criminals. [Charter, constitution and organization of the
prison association of Virginia. Laurel, 1897] 18364
Copy not. seen. Title froni Bowker.
Biennial report of the prison association of Virginia for the
years 1896 and 1897. Richmond, Va., Waltiiall bros., printers, 1898. 18565
14 p. 23Hcm.
Description. Abbreviated hand-book of Virginia. [Richmond, Taylor
& Taylor printing co.] 1897. 18566
108 p. 12 deK-
Education. The Virginia school journal, v. 6, 1897. Richmond, 1897.
18567
844 p. 27cin. J. A. McGllvray, editor; John E. Massey, editor offlclal
department. Monthly except July and Aufrust. Includes offlclal instructions
and circulars of the department of public instruction.
G«neral assembly. [Bills of the house of delegates. Session of
1897-98] 18568
Bound copy in the oRlce of the superintendent of public printing.
[Bills of the senate. Session of 1897-98] 18569
Bound copy In the office of the superintendent of public printing.
Manual of the senate and house of delegates of Virginia. Ses-
sion 1897-'98. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent pubUc printing,
1897. 1857*
106. [21 p. 14.6cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1897/98] A Bibliography of Virgimia 797
Officers, members and committees of the senate and housa of
delegates of Virginia. Session 1897-'98. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent public printing, 1887. 18571
28 p. 14cm.
Hampton institute. Catalogue of the Hampton normal 'and agricul-
tural institute, Hampton, Virginia, for the academic year. 1896-7. Hamp-
ton, Va. Printed on the institute press. 1897. 18572
80. 2 p. front. (Dort.), plates. 22cm.
Insurance. Reports of life insurance companies, etc., for year ending
December 31st, 1897, published by the auditor of public accounts of Virginia.
Under act of general assembly of Virginia, approved March 3, 1898. [no
imprint] 18573
[4«] p. 27 Hem.
Law. "The Virginia law register, vol. 3. May 1897 to April 1898.
Edited by E. C. Burks and W. M. Ldle. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell compan ,
1898. 18574
xl, 914, vl p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia
courta.
Special nrticles: Joiin Randolph Tucker, by R. T. Barton: Jurisdiction
of county court in misdemeanor cases, by John H. Inifram: Lien of fl. fn. upon
property in hands of a receiver, by Daniel Grinnan; Powers, by W. B. Pettit;
The "pool" and the "trust," by Wm. L. Royall; Judere Edward C. Burks, by Geo.
L. Christian; Prison association laws of Virffinia, by John J. Burrousrha; Sales
of chattels, by Geo. Pilcher; Unpublished letter of Chancellor James Kent; Gov.
ernment by injunction, by S. S. P. Patteson; General contractual powers of
married women under Virginia code of 1887, by W. M. Lile; Waller R. Staples,
by Henry B. Blair; Judge Gustavus A. Winerfleld, by Graham Claytor; Adver-
sary possession, bv H. C. McDowell, Ir.; Adversary possession — a reply, by
Raleieh C. Minor; Deed of trust on store fixtures, etc., by J. R. Tucker; Leader-
less government, by Woodrow Wilson; The appellate court lawyer, by Robert
H. Hughes; Legislation since the code of 1887; The trial of Aaron Burr, by
■Wm. Wirt Henry; Government by injunction, by W. G. Peterkin.
Medical college of Virginia. Annual catalogue of the medical coUeg**
of Virginia, Richmond, session 1896- '97, and announcement of session
1897-'98. Richmond, Va., J. L. mil pr't'g. co., 1897. 18575
35, ril P- plates. 23cm.
Negotiable instruments. *The negotiable instruments law of Virginia.
AM enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, session 1897-'98. Rich-
mond, Va., E. Waddey company, 1898. 18576
24 p. 21 Hem.
Personal property. 'Summary of title to personal property. By
Charles A. Graves, professor of common and statute law in Washington and
Lee University. Lynchburg, Va.: J. F. Bell co., printers. 1897. 18577
viii. 87 p. 23. ."Jem.,
Public health. Bulletin of the Virginia board of health. Published
monthly at the o.>ice of the secretary of the board, Richmond, Va. Paulus
A. Irvin.-. M. D., secretary and treasurer, Richmond, (v. 1, no. 9, Januar"-
V. 2, no. 8, December, 1897) 18578
23cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State board of health. Sugges-
tions in regard to the care of infants. (Circular no. 6) Richmond, Va.:
Whittet & Shepperson. [1897j 18579
11 p. 23cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State -board of health. Precau-
tions against cholera morbus, cholera infantum, dysentery and diarrhoea.
(Circular no. 7) Richmond, Va.: Whittet & Shepperson. [1897] 1858 >
10 p. 23cm.
Railroads. Twenty-first annual report of the railroad commissioner
of the state of Virginia. Published pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing, 1897. 18581
xxxix, 571, [1] p. 23cm. J. C. Hill, commissioner.
Appendix: Annual reports of railroad companies operating In Virginia.
Statement showing the assessed value of railroad and canal
property, and the tax extended thereon, in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
1897. Richmond 1897. 18582
4to. Title from .Tohn Creror Library.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
798 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Tyler (J. H.),Gov.
UniTersity of Virginia. The alumni bulletin of the University of Vir-
ginia. V. 3, no. 4, February, 1897. Published quarterly by the faculty,
University, Charlottesville. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell co., printers. 18583
t83]-lll p. 26cm.
Contents in part: Prof. J. P. Holcombe, by Ada Holcombe Aiken; The
American school at Athens, by J. R. S. Stcrrett; The religious history and
present status and prospects of religion in the University of VirKlnla, bv -T. W.
Jones; Frederick W. Coleman, by J. D. Coleman.
The alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia v. 4, no. 1.
May, 1897. Published quarterly by the faculty, University of Virginia.
Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell co., printers. 18584
34 p. 26Vicm.
Contents in part: Dr. Alfred Thurston MaKiH. by his daughter Mary
Tucker MagiU; Our alma mater in Texas and the southwest, by Thos. Fitz-
Hu^h; Early days of the University, by Chas. Christian Wertenbaker; Martin
Hertz and the Hertz philolosical collection in the university library, by J. X.
Harrison.
The alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia, v. 4, no. 2,
August, 1897. Published quarterly ^ the faculty. University of Virginia,
Charlottesville. Lynchburg, Vs., J. P. Bell, printers. 18585
[35]-67 p. 26Hcm.
Contents in part: The relleious history and present status and pros-
pects of religion in the University of Virginia, by .T. Wm. .Tones (concluded):
In memoriam: Green Peyton; Transfers of Monticello, by W. C. N. Randolph:
Dr. James Morris PaKe. by F. W. Pape.
The alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia, v. 4, no. 8,
November, 1897. Published quarterly by the faculty, University of Virginia,
Charlottesville. Lynchburg, Va.; J. P. Bell, printers. 18586
[69]-98 p. 26Hcm.
Contents in part: The second cominEr of the English to VirKinia, by
W. G. B.; A great scientist and educator [Wm. Barton Rogers]; Doctor Alfred
Thurston Maeill, bv Marv Tucker Macill (concluded); In memoriam: Dr.
James C. Southall, Prof. John Murray; Prof. Q. F. Holmes. Sketch of Prof.
Crawford Howell Toy.
University of Virginia. Catalog^ue 1896-97. Announcements
1897-98. Roanoke, Va., The Stone printing and manufacturing co., 1897.
1G587
163, [2] p. front, (fold, map) 23cm.
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college. Catalogue of the Vir-
ginia agricultural and mechanical college and polytechnic institute. 1896-'97.
At Blacksburg, Virginia. Salem, Va., Salem sentinel publishing company.
1897. 18588
85 0. front., plates. 23cm.
[Annual report of the Virginia agricultural experiment station,
Blacksburg, Virginia. 1896-97. 18589
No copy seen.
Bulletin no. 72, January, 1897. New series, vol. 6, no. 1. Notes
on treatment of San Jose scale with directions for winter work, [by Wm. B.
Alwood] 18590
11 p. 23cm.
Bulletin no. 73, February, 1897. New series, vol. 6, no. 2. Pre-
servation of com stover, [by D. O. Nourse] 18591
p. 13-18. 23cm.
Bulletin no. 74, March, 1897. New series, vol. 6, no. 3. I. Leg-
islation for the suppression of the San Jose scale. II. Summer treatment
for the San Jose scale, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 16592
p. 19-23. illus. 23cm.
Bulletin no. 75, April, 1897. New series, vol. 6, no. 4. Black
leg, [by E. P. NUes] 18593
p. 35-42. 23cm.
Bulletin no. 76, May, 1897. New series, vol. 6, no. 5. The cattie
tick in Virginia, [by E. P. Niles] 18594
p. 43-50. 23cm.
Bulletin no. 77, June, 1897. New series, vol. 6, no. 6. Tests oi
fertilizers on wheat, [by D. O, Nourse] 18595
p. 61-61. 23cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1898] A Bibliography of Virginia 799
Bulletin no. 78, July, 1897. New series, vol. 6, no. 7. Virgi.iia
W. B. EUett and A. T. Eskridge] 18o96
-70. 23cm.
Bulletin no. 79, August, 1897. New series, vol. 6, no. 8. In-
spection and remedial treatment of San Jose scale, [by Wm. B. Alwood]
18597
p. 71-94. I11U8. 23cm.
Bulletin no. 80, September, 1897. New aeries, vol. 6, no. 9.
Silage for horses, [by D. O. Nourse] 18598
p. 95-98. 23cm.
Bulletin no. 81, October, 1897. New series, vol. 6, no. 10.
Grasses, [by E. A. Smyth, jr.] 18599
p. 9^-114. illus. 23cm.
Bulletin no. 82, November, 1897. New series, vol. 6, no. 11.
Meteorological data and bloom notes of fruits, [by Wm. B. Alwood and H.
L. Price] 18600
p. .16-129. diagrams. 23cm.
Bulletin no. 83, December, 1897. New series, vol. 6, no. 12.
Index to preceding bulletins. ' 18601
p. 131-140. 23cm.
A^rginia military institute. Alphabetical list of graduates of the
Virginia military institute from 1839 to 1898, with postoince address . . .
Lynchburg, J. P. Bell co., printers. 18602
35 p. 20cm.
Virnnia military institute, Lexington, Virginia. Official regis-
ter, 1896-1897. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell co., printers, 1897. 18603
104 p. plates. 20cm.
Virginia normal and collegiate institute. Virginia normal and col-
legiate institute, Petersburg, Virginia. First state normal school. Incor-
porated March 6, i882. Opened October, 1883. Fourteenth school year,
1896-1897. Kirkham & co., printers and binders, Petersburg, Va. 18604
49 p. 22cm.
Weather. U. S. weather bureau. Virginia section of the climate and
crop service of the weather bureau, in co-operation with the Virginia state
board of agriculture. [Monthly reports for 18971 Prepared under the direc-
tion of WQlis L. Moore, chief of bureau, by Edward A. Evans, section di-
rector, Richmond, Va. 18605
V. p. maps. 32cm.
U. S. weather bureau. Virginia section of the climate and crop
service of the weather bureau. Annual summary, 1897. Published by au-
thority of the secretary of agriculture, under direction of Willis L. Moore,
chief of weather bureau, by Edward A. Evans, section director, Richmond,
Va. 18606
12 p. fronts., maps. 31cm.
WilUam and Mary college. Catalogue of the college of William and
Mary, charter dated 1693. Session 1896-'97. Announcements, 1897-'98.
lUdunond, Va., Whittet & Shepperson, general printers. 18607
83, ri] p. Incl. front., inus., porta. 23cm.
1898
Amtiual R&ports
Annual reports of officers, boards, and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virgina, for the year ending September 30,
1898. Printed pursuant to law. Richmond, Va. : J. H. O'Bannon,
1898. 18608
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800 BuUetin Virginia State Library [Tyler (J. H.),Gov.
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the governor of
Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1898. Richmond: J. H. O'Ban-
non, superintendent Of public printing. 1898. 18609
V, 216 p., 3 fold, tables. The titles of the tables are not listed here.
See under the report for 1896. Table 83 shows the number of marriagres for
year ending Dec. 31, 1897. Morton Marye, auditor.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virginia, of the literary fund, and the report of the commissioners of tha
sinking fund, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1898. Richmond, Va.:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1898. 18610
36 p. Josiah Ryland, Jr., second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virgpuiia, for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1898. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1898. 18611
13 p., 1 fold, sheet. A. W. Harman, Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney general to the governor of Virginia,
for the year 1898. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1898. 18612
22 p. A. J. Montague, attorney general.
[11th annual] report of the state board of agriculture of Virgrinia.
1898. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1898.
18613
110 D. A. a. Buforrt, president.
Includes 20th annual report of the commissioner of agriculture, Thomas
Whitehead, for year ending Sep. 30, 1898; Assay of minerals: Water of the
piedmont section; Report of the chemist, R. H. Gaines; Analyses; Report of
the Inspector.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary
with accompanying documents, for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1898. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent public printing. 1898.
18614
69 p. G. M. Helms, superintendent.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the gov-
ernor of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1898. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1898. 18615
8 p. J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent.
Seventy-first annual report of the board of directors, and of the
superintendent of the Western state hospital, of Virginia, for the fiscal year
ending September 30, 1898. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of
public printing. 1898. 18616
116 p. Benjamin Blackford, superintendent.
One hundred and twenty-fifth annual report of the Eastern state hos-
pital (Williamsburg, Va.) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1898.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1898.
18617
61 p. J. D. Moncure, superintendent.
Twenty-eighth annual report of the Central state hospital, of Virginia,
(Petersburg, Va.) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1898. Richmond:
J. H, O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1898, 18618
67 p. W. F. Drewry, superintendent.
Eleventh annual report of the Southwestern state hospital, of Vir-
ginia, (Marion, Va.) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1898. Rich-
mond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1898. 18619
109 p. R. J. Preston, superintendent.
Annual report of the Miller fund, to the governor of Virginia [by the
second auditor] Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1898. 18629
t p.
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CovirU
Reports of cases in the supreme coxirt of appeals of Virginia,
Martin P. Burks, state reporter. Vol. 96. From June 9, 1898, to
March 16, 1899. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of
public printinsr, 1899. 18621
xxlil, 907 p. Ulus. (plan) 23cm.
Rule of the supreme court of appeals of Virginia. Adopted January 9,
1899. p. (V]
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keitii, president, John W. Riely, Richarid H. Cardwell, John A. Buch-
anan, George M. Harrison. Attorney genei-al: A. J. Montague.
Code
*An annotated pocket code of Virginia: embracing such
parts of the code of 1887, and the subsequent acts of the general
assembly, as an attorney usually needs in his practice; with a
general index to code and acts, which is an index to all the code
of 1887 and all subsequent acts, and an index to local acts, which
is an index to said code and acts so far as relating to particular
counties, cities, towns, &c. ; to which is added The United States
bankruptcy law. By Sam N. Hurst, author of "Hurst's Guide and
manual," and "Hurst & Brown's Annotated Virginia digest."'
Published pursuant to legislative authority. Pulaski City, Vir-
ginia: Hurst & Company, law book publishers, 1898. 1862Sk
498 p. X7Micm. Published by authority of act aporoved Feb.
2, 1898.
•Supplement to the code of Virginia: being a com-
pilation of all acts of a general and permanent nature passed by
the general assembly since March 15th, 1887 ; to which are added
references to decisions construing or affecting the code of 1887,
and subsequent legislation ; including also references to all local
public acts, passed during the same period, affecting particular
counties, cities or towns of the commonwealth, by Jno. Garland
Pollard of the Richmond bar. Richmond : J. L. Hill printing
company, publishers. 1898. 18^
It p., 2 1., 614 p. 24V&cm.
Contents: Consecutive list of amended sections of the code of Virginia
1887; Consecutive list of repealed sections of the code of Virginia, 1887: Refer-
ences to decisions construinfr the constitution of Virginia, and rendered since
the adoption of the code of la87: Text; Index to local public acts passed since
March IS, 1887, by John S. BKffleston; Index.
Separaie Documents; MisceUanea
Boondariea. 'Report of the commissioner on the part of Maryland,
for the re-locating and re-marking of the boundary line between Maryland
and Virginia in Tangier and Focomoke sounds . . . [Baltimore
Hanzache & co.l 1898. 18624
28 p.. pi., fold. map. 8vo. T. S. Hodson, commissioner.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
802 BvUetin Virginia State Library [Tyler (J. H.),<Sov.
Confederate soldiers. [Report of board of visitors Lee camp soldiers'
home, Richmond, Va., December 31, 1898. Richmond, Va., 1899.] 18625
Education. The Virginia school journal, v. 7, 1898. Richmond, 1898.
18626
328 p. Ulus., ports. 29ctn. J. A. McGlIvray, editor; John
E. Massey, editor offlclal department to March, 1898. Joseph W. Southall, editor
offlclal department from April, 1898. Monthly except July and Augrust. In-
cludes official instructions and circulars of the department of public instruc-
tion.
Farmville normal school. State female normal school at Fannville,
Virginia. [Catalog] Fourteenth session, 1897-'98. 18627
44 p. 23^cm.
Governor. Letters and public papers of Governor J. Hoge Tyler, 1898-
1902. ri902] ' 18628
194 p. front, (port.) 23cm.
Hampton institute. Catalogrue of the Hampton normal and agricul-
tural institute, Hampton, Virginia, For the academic year. 1897-98. Hamp-
ton, Va., printed on the institute press. 1898. 18629
108, 2 p. front, (port.), lllus.
Insurance. Reports of life insurance companies, etc., for year end-
ing December 31, 1898, published by the auditor of public accounts of Vir-
ginia, under act of general assembly of Virginia, approved March 3, 1898.
18630
[146] p. 23cm.
Law. *The Virginia law register, vol. 4. May 1898 to April 1899.
W. M. Lile, editor. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell co. 1899. J8631
xxxvill, 862 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of VirKinia
courts.
Special articles: Adversary possession, by F. W. Sims; Adversary pos-
sesion— a rejoinder, by H. C. McDowell, Jr.; Dangers of second marriages, by
RaleiKh C. Minor; Uniformity of laws, the negotiable instrument law, by w.
P. McRae; Is a widowed mother entitled to the earninars of her unemancl-
pated minor child?, by F. W. Morton; The Zola trial, by A. M. Kelley; Adver-
sary possession- — again, by Paul Pettit; The negotiable instruments law, by M.
P. Burks; The Vlrelnla statute of conjiempts, oy E. "W. Saunders; The delin-
quent tax l»w in Virginia, by W. H. Werth; Dower in partnership realty, by
Wm. C. Preston; Liocality of a personal action against a single non-resident
defendant, by Geo. Ainslie; Littleton Wa.Uer Tazewell, by Richard Waike:
An analysis of chap. 103 of the Va. code, creating and regulatmg the separate
estate of married women, by W. M. Lile; Anti-football Tegtslation, by W. R.
Abbot, Jr.; Dangers of second marriages — a reply, by Richard Cox Barlow;
Contribution between co-sureties, by Samuel A. Anderson; The constructive
possession of a. claimant by adverse possession, by F. W. Sims; The extension
of loans, by George Wayne Anderson; Executory Interests, by Charles A.
Oraves; Some limitations of the trust-fund doctrine, by J. Baldwin Ranson;
What is ordinary care In the use of high explosives?, by W. B. Keriey;
Garnishn'.ent of a non-resident garnishee, by J. Winston Read; Robert Tay-
lor Scott, by John H. Ingram; "Dying without issue" in Virginia, by Ra-
leigh C. Minor; A question under the bankrupt act, by Geo. Pilcher; Con-
tribution between co-sureties, by S. A. Anderson; Extension of loans secured
by deed of trust, by G. W. Anderson; Receivers certlflcates, by M. P. Burks;
Negotiable notes, by M. P. Burks; Recent legislation affecting delinquent
lands, by M. P. Burks; Relation of the American bar to the state, by Q. F.
Hoar; Upset bids, by M. P. Burks.
Medical college of Virginia. Annual catalogue and announcement of
the Medical college of Virginia, Richmond. Catalogue of session 1897-'98,
and announcement of session 1898-'99. Richmond, J. L. Hill printing co.,
1898. 18632
34, [1] p. plates. 21Hcro.
Public health. Commonwealth of Virginia. State board of health.
Precautions against typhoid fever. (Circular no. 8). Richmond, Va.:
Whittet & Shepperson. [1898]? 186S3
10 p. 23cm.
Precautions against measles. (Circular no. 9) Richmond, Va.:
Whittet & Shepperson. [1898] ? 186M
8 p. 23cni.
Restriction and prevention of whooping-cough. (Circular no.
10) Richmond, Va.: Whittet & Shepperson. [1898]? 186SS
6 p. 28em.
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i
Bulletin of the Virginia board of health. Published monthly at
the office of the secretary of the board, Richmond, Va. Paulus A. Irving,
M. D., secretary and treasurer, Richmond, (v. 2, no. 9, January-v. 8, no. 8,
December, 1898) . 1883S
23cm.
RaUroads. Twenty-second annual r^eport of the railroad commissioner
of th state of Viri^inia. Published pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H. O'Ban-
non, superintendent of public printing, 1898. 18637
xxxili, 567, [1] p. 23cm. J. C. Hill, commissioner.
Appendix: Annual reports of railroad companies operating In Vlrgrlnla.
State debt. *West Virginia debt agreement. Agreement under which
the certificates will be deposited. Committee: John Crosby Brown, chair-
man, J. Kennedy Tod, George Coppell, Clarence Gary. Advisory board:
Thomas P. Bayard, W. Pinkney Whyte, Edward J. Phelps, George G. Will-
iams. Depository: Brown brothers & company, 59 WaU street. New York
City. Secretary of committee: Robert L. Harrison, 69 Wall street. New
York City. Counsel: Gary & Whitridge, 69 Wail street, New York City.
[1898] 18638
4 p. 23.Scm.
Taxation. .... Tax laws of Virginia, with the general provisions of
the code in relation to the duties of the commissioners of the revenue and
treasurers of the several counties and cities. [Richmond ? 1898] 18639
cover-Utle, 121 p. 22Hcm. At head of title: 1898.
'The law of tax titles in Vir^ia. By Raleigh C. Minor, M. A.,
B. L., adjunct professor of law in the Umversity of Virginia. University of
Virginia, Anderson bros., 1898. 18640
viil. (2], 188 p. 23cra.
University of Virginia. The alumni bulletin of the University of Vir-
ginia, v. 4, no. 4^ February, 1898. Published quarterly by the faculty. Uni-
versity of Virginia, Charlottesville. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell cc, printers.
18641
r99]-133. [II] p. 26Hcm.
Contents In part: James C. Southall, by W. H. Ruffner; A middy on the
C S. Cruiser "Shenandoah," by John Thompson Mason; In memoriam; Al-
fred Henry Byrd, Dr. John Harrison Bemiss;
"file alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia, v. 6. no. 1,
May, 1898. P^iblished quarterly by the faculty, Umversity of Virginia,
Charlottesville. Charlottesville printing co. 18642
30 p. 26 Hem.
Contents In part: The Rogers brothers (Jas. Blythe Rogers, Wm. Bar-
ton Rogers, Robt. Kmple Rogers), by W. H. Ruffner; Alumni of the uni-
versity serving in army, navy and marine hospital corps. In memoriam:
Col. 'Wm. Rvril, Thos. H. F.llis.
The alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia, v. 6, no. 2,
August, 1898. Restoration number. Published qiuirterly by the faculty.
University of Virginia, Charlottesville. Ghariottesville printing co. 18643
[31] -60 p. 26Hcm.
Contents in part: The letter book of George Frederick Holmes, by Wm.
M. Thornton; The fostering mother (poem), by Armistead C. Gordon; Mr.
Chas. Broadway Rouss' message to the University, by Augustine Jacqueline
Smith; The Rouss laboratory; Death of Dr. Scheie de Vere; In memoriam
(Col. R. T. W. Duke).
The alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia, v. 6, no. 3,
November, 1898. Published quarterly by the faculty. University of Virginia,
Charlottesville. Charlottesville printing co. 18644
[611-90 p. 26Hcm.
Contents In part: R. O. H. Kean, by W. R. Abbott; Some further notes
relating to Dr. G. F. Holmes, Munford's Homer, Ac, by B. B. Minor; Prof. Wra.
Howard Perklnson; a student's ball of long ago, by Clara Bell Davis: The
Poe Memorial Association of the University of Virginia; In Memoriam (Judge
Wm. J. Robertson, Dr. Donald A. Taylor, Dr. R. C. M. Page).
University of Virginia. Catalogue 1897-98. Announcements
1898-99. Lynchburg, Va.: J. P. Bell company, book, Job aiKi commercial
piinto*. 1898. 1864S
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804 BvUetm Virginia State Library [Tyler (J. H.),Gov.
The University of Virginia: Jefferson its father, and his politi-
cal philosophy. An address delivered upon the occasion of the dedication of
the new buildings of the University, June 14, 1898. By James C. Carter,
LL. D. The University of Virginia, 1898. 18«4«
38 p. 22cin.
Vir^nia agricultural and mechanical college. Catalogue of the Vir-
ginia agricultural and polytechnic institute. 1897-'98. At Blacksburg, Vir-
ginia, Danville, Va., Dance bros. co., artistic printers. [1898] 18647
S3 p. loci, front. plates. 22 Hem.
Annual report of the Virginia agricultural experiment station,
Blacksburg, Virginia. 1897-98. Roanoke, Va.: The Stone printing and
manufacturing company, 1899. 18648
12 p. 23cm. J. M. McBryde, director.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 84, Jan-
uary, 1898. New series, vol. 7, no. 1. Dehorning, [by E. P. Niles] 18649
7 p. lllus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 85, Feb-
ruary, 1898. New series, vol. 7, no. 2. Tetanus, [by Charles McCulloch]
18650
p. 13-22. illus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 86,
March, 1898. New series, vol. 7, no. 3. A preliminary study of ticks, [by
E. P. Niles] 1865t
p. 23-30. illus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 87, April.
1898. New series, vol. 7, no. 4. Canine distemper, [by Charles McCuUochJ
18652
p. 31-41. %3cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 88, May.
1898. New series, vol. 7, no. 6. Growing forest tree seedlings, [by Wm. B.
Alwood, and J. L. Phillips] 18653
p. 43-56. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 89, June,
1898. New series, vol. 7, no. 6. Equine distemper, [by Charles McCullochJ
18654
p. 67-65. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 90, July,
1898. New series, vol. 7, no. 7. Black leg vaccine, [by E. P. Niles] 1865S
p. 67-77. Jllus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 9i,
August, 1898. New series, vol. 7, no. 8. Variety tests of strawberries, [by
Wm. B. Alwood and H. L. Price] 18656
p. 79-94. 2Scm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 92, Sep-
tember, 1898. New series, vol. 7, no, 9. The influence of commercial fer-
tilizers upon the quality of the Irish potato, [by R. J. Davidson] 18657
p. 95-108. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 98, Octo-
ber, 1898. New series, vol. 7, no. 10. Tests of feiiilizers on wheat, [by D.
O. Nourse] 18658
p. 109-116. 23cm.
Virginia agrricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 94, No-
vember, 1898. New series, vol. 7, no. 11. The experimental vineyard, [by
Wm. B. Alwood] Scond report 18659
p. 117-143. lUus. 23cm.
Virginia agriculutural experiment station. Bulletin no. 95, De-
cember, 1898. New series, vol. 7, no. 12. Bovine distemper, [by Chariea
McCulloch] 18660
p. 145-151. 28cm.
Virginia military institute. Annual report of the Virginia military in-
stitute for the session of 1898-'99. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell co., 1899.
18661
20 p. 22 Hem.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1899/1900] A Biblioffmph/y of Virffima 806
1 Virginia military institute, Lexfogrton, Virginia. OflBcial regis-
ter, 1897-1898. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell co., printers, 1898. 18662
102 p. plates. 19 Hem.
Memorial address of Hon. John S. Wise, delivered at the imveil-
ing of a monument to the memory of the Southern soldiers and V. M. I.
cadets, who fell in the battle of New Market, May 15th, 1864. Also rolls of
officers and cadets engaged, with official lists of casualties, orders, and
official report of the battle, from volume xxxvii, part I, series I, of Records
cf Union and Confederate armies. War records office, Washington, D. C. By
order of the board of visitors, [n. d.1 18663
2 p. 1.. [5] -62, [1] p. IdHcm. Address delivered May IS, 1898.
Virginia normal and coUe^ate institute. Virginia normal and colle-
giate institute, Petersburg, Virginia. First state normal school in Virginia,
incorporated March 6, 1882. Opened October, 1883. Fifteenth school year,
1897-1898. Kirkham & co., printers and binders, Petersburg, Va. 18664
E2 p. 22cm.
in^am and Mary college. Catalogue of the college of William and
Mary, charter dated 1693. Session 1897-'98. Announcements, 1898-'99.
Whittet & Sheperson, printers and engravers. 1866K
S3 p. Incl. front., lllus., ports. 23cm.
1899/190O
JoumdU
Journal of the house of delesrates of the state of Virginia
for the session of 1899-1900. Richmond : J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing. 1899. 18666
900 p. 23cm.
Session beran Dec. 6, 1899 and ended March 7, 1900. B. W. Saunders,
speaker.
Members elect of the house ftransmitted by J. T. Lawless, secretary
of the commonwealthl : p. 3-5. 1 8667
Rules: p. 6-14. 18668
[Message of the governor, J. Hoge Tyler] : p. 15-40. 18669
[Veto message relative to the judge of the county court of Warwick] :
p. 208. 209. 18670
[Report of attorney general relative to the. payment of arrearages of
taxes due by certain banks! : p. 277. 18671
[Report of attorney general relative to the Southern railway company,
successor to the Richmond and Danville railroad company] : p. 319, 8^.
18672
[Statement from the auditor relative to the shares of the common-
wealth in the R. F. & F. railroad, and the amount of dividends received
from 1837] : p. 328-330. 18673
[Messages from the governor relative to the state volunteers]: p.
846, 347. 18674
[Communication from the Chickamauga and Chattanooga national
park association]: p. 431. 18675
[Correspondence of the governor and Johnson L. DePeyster relative
to the seal of Virginia]: p. 432, 433. 18676
[Veto message relative to the Norfolk county ferries] : p. 470, 471.
18677
[Report of committee relative to the contract between the state and
the Davis shoe company for convict labor]: p. 590, 691. 18678
[Report relative to the Eastern state hospital]: p. 691. 18679
Veto message relative to the county surveyor and superintendents
of the poor in Tazewell county] : p. 738-740. 18680
Digitized by CjOOQIC
806 BuUetin Virginia State Ltbra/ry [Tyler (J. H.),Ck)v.
t Members of electoral boards]: p. 768-762. . 18681
[embers of the house of delegates who served Dec. 6, 1890 to March
7, 1900: p. 777, 778. 18682
Index: p. 779-900.
[Documents as appendix] :
Correspondence between the governor of Virginia and the governor
of Maryland and others, in reference to the capture and release of certain
oyster boats dredging in the waters of the Pocomoke and Tangier sounds.
House doc. no. T. 18683
20 p.
Abstracjt of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. House doc. no. IL 18684
19 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting list of
pardons, commutations, &c., and reasons therefor. House doc. no. III.
1868S
48 p.
Communication from the governor in relation to assessment of rail-
roads, by the board of public works. House doc. no. IV. 18686
1 p.
Communication from the secretary of the commonwealth transmitting
list of all notaries and commissioners of deeds appointed by the governor
during the ^ears 1898 and 1899, accompanied with statement of money col-
lected by lum from such notaries and commissioners, and all fees received
bv him on charters granted under sections 1145 and 1146 during 1898 and
1899; itemized statement of amount of all other fees received by him.
House doc. no. V. 18687
65 p.
Report of the Joint committee appointed to investigate the soldiers'
home. Joint resolution appointing a committee to investigate the manage-
ment of the soldiers' home (agreed to by senate December 11 and by the
house of delegates December 12, 1899). House doc. no. VI. 18688
e p.
List of charters lodged in the office of the secretary of the common-
wealth, granted by the circuit and corporation courts of tiie commonwealth
of Virginia, from January 1, 1898, to December 31, 1899. House doc. no.
Vn. 18689
30 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wednes-
day, December 6, 1899, being the one hundred and twenty-second
year of the commonwealth. Richmond : J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing. 1892. 18680
752, [1] p. 32cm.
Session be^an Dec. 6, 1899 and ended March 7. 1900. Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor Edward Echols, president.
Members-elect of the senate: p. 3, 4. 18691
[Rules of the senate] : p. 4-11. 18692
[Message of the governor, J. Hoge Tyler, Dec. 6, 1899] : p. 13-38.
1869S
260 copies printed separately.
[Letter from board of visitors of soldiers' home relative to investiga-
tion of home] : p. 68. 18694
[Memorial of East Hanover presbytery requesting the delivery to
Union theological seminary by the state library of the memorials (1774,
1776J of Hanover presbytery relative to religious liberty]: p. 2(M, 205.
1869S
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[Resolutions from Texas relative to a convention for amending' the
constitution of the U. S.] : p. 281. 18696
[Message from the governor, including correspondence with Gen.
Johnston L. de Peyster, relative to the return of the state seal] : p. 392, 393.
18697
[Report of committee on public institutions and education]: p. 588-
540, 619. 18698
[Report of committee relative to the contract of the Davis shoe com-
pany for working the convicts of the penitentiary] : p. 614, 615. 18699
[Report 01 the library committee, including report of the secretary of
the commonwealth and librarian, J. T. Lawless, for two years ending Jan. 1,
1900] : p. 655-658. 18700
[Proposed members of electoral boards]: p. 738-742. 18701
Report of committee appointed to visit the university of Virginia]]:
p. 742-744. 18702
Members of the senate who served Dec. 6, 1899 to March 7, 1900: p.
[753] 1870S
[Documents as appendix] :
Correspondence between [J. Hoge Tyler] the governor of Virginia,
and the governor of Maryland and others m reference to the capture ana
release of certain oyster boats dredging in the waters of the Pocomoke
and Tangier sounds. Senate doc. no. I. 18704
20 p.
Report of the board of fisheries to the general assembly of Virginia,
from March 30, 1898, to September 30, 1899. Senate doc. no. II. 18705*
12 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts responsive to res-
olution of senate . [Dec. 20, 1899] calling for a statement showing the in-
debtedness of county and city treasurers to the commonwealth on the 1st
day of August, 1899, and 1st day of December, 1899. Senate doc. no. III.
18706
4 p.
Abstracts of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. Senate doc. no. IV. 18707
19 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting list o^
pardons, commutations, &c., and reasons therefor. Senate doc. no. V.
18708
61 p.
Report of the commission appointed under joint resolution of the gen-
eral assembly of Virginia, approved March 6, 1894, with respect to certain
certificates issued by the state in connection with funding and settlement
of the public debt. Senate doc. no. VI. 18709
8 p.
Report of the joint committee appointed to investigate the Confed-
erate soldiers' home. Senate doc. no. Vll. 18710
7 p.
List of charters lodged in the office of the secretary of the common-
wealth, granted bv the circuit and corporations courts of the commonwealth
of Virginia, from January 1, 1898, to December 31, 1899. Senate doc. no.
Vin. 18711
20 p.
Index. 106 p.
Anmud Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards, and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia, for the year endin^r September 30,
Digitized by CjOOQIC
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1899. Printed pursuant to law. Richmond, Va. : J. H. O'Ban-
non, superintendent of public printing. 1899. 18712
2 V.
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the governor and
general assembly of Virginia, for the year ending September 30, 1899.
Richmond, Va.: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1899.
18713
V. 224 p., 3 fold, tables. The titles of the tabular statements are not
listed here. See under the report for 1895. Table 32 shows the number of
marriages for year endingr Dec. 31, 1898. Morton Marye, auditor.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of Uie public debt of
Virginia, of the literary fund, and the report of the commissioners of the
sinking fund, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1899. Richmond, Va.:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1899. 18714
36 p. Josiah Ryland, Jr., second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1899. Richmond, Va.: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of
public printing. 1899. 18715
13 p., 1 fold, sheet. A. W. Harman, Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney general to the governor of Virginia for
the year 1899. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1899. 18716
31 p. A. J. Montague, attorney general.
Virginia school report, 1898 and 1899. Biennial report of the super-
intendent of public instruction of the commonwealth of Vii^nia, with ac-
companying documents. School years 1897-98 & 1898-99. Richmond: J. H.
.O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1899. 18717
xcviii. 309 p. Joseph W. Southall, superintendent.
Includes Text books, price list and regulations of the board of educa-
tion; Professional course of study for Virginia teachers; Transportation of
teachers; University of Virginia, by J. S. Patton; Reports of the University of
Virginia for 1808, and 1899, C. J. Jones, rector: p. 68-79, 203-21.5; 59th and 60th
annual reports of the Virginia military institute, 1898 and 1899, Scott Shlpp,
superintendent: p. 80-94, 230-243; Reports of the College of William and Mary,
for years 1898 and 1899. L. G. Tyler, president: p. 95-96, 257-266; Reports of the
Medical college of Virginia, for 1898 and 1899. Christopher Tompkins, dean: p.
97-101, 267-274; Reports of the Virginia normal and collegiate institute, for
1898 and 1899, J. H. Johnston, president: p. 102-109, 275-282; Reports of the
Hampton normal and agricultural institute, 1898 and 1899, H. B. Frlssell, prin-
cipal: p. 110-118, 283-294; Reports of the Virginia school for the deaf and the
blind, for 1898 and 1899, W. A. Bowles, superintendent: p. 216-229; Reports of
the Virginia polytechnic institute, for 1898 and 1899, J. M. McBryde, president:
p. 244-250; Reports of the state female normal school, for 1898 and 1899, Rob-
ert Fr.azer, president: p. 253-256; The Miller manual labor school of Albemarle,
C. E. Vavrter, superintendent: p. 297-309.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary
with accompanying documents, for the year ending September 30, 1899.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1899. 18718
67 p. George W. Helms, superintendent.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the general
assembly of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1899. Rich-
mond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1899. 18719
8 p. J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent.
Seventy-second annual report of the board of directors and of the
superintendent of the Western state hospital of Virginia, for the fiscal year
ending September 30, 1899. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of
public printing. 1899. 1872J
97 p. Benjamin Blackford, superintendent.
One hundred and twenty-sixth annual report of the Eastern state
hospital (Williamsburg, Va.) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 189&.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1899. 18721
67 p. L. S. Foster, superintendent.
Twenty-ninth annual report of the Central state hospital, of Virginia
(Petersburg, Va.) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1899. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1899. 18722
60 p., 1 fold, table. W. F. Drewry, superintendent.
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1899/1900] A Bibliogra/phy of Virgvma. 809
Twelfth annual report of the Southwestern state hospital (Marion,
Va.) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1899. Richmond: J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1899. 18723
89 p. R. J. Preaton, superintendent. -
Annual report of the Miller fund to the governor of Virginia [by the
second auditor Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1899. 18724
7 p.
Report of the state board of agriculture of Virginia 1899. G. W.
Koiner, commissioner. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of pub-
lic printing. 1899. 18725
208 p. G. W. Koiner, commissioner, J. M. RufBn. president. This Is the
21st annual report of the commissioner.
Includes Fruit growing in Virginia, Stock raislngr In Virginia, Orowlag
sugar beets in Virginia, The poultry yard, Profits of sheep husbandry in Vir-
flnia. by G. W. Koiner Orcharding, by Edwin Hoyt; Spraying of fruit trees.
y J. B. Pettlt; Address by S. B. Wood; Peach culture, by J. W. Hale; Report
on new fruits, by G. E. Murrell; Profits in strawberry growing; Cows profit-
able in Virginia, by H. E. Alvord; Southwest Virginia, as a sheep home, by D.
H. Smith; Sheep profitable in general farming; Early iambs: The dairy field
In Virginia; Valuable grass and forage crops for Virginia; Tobacco growing
In Virginia, by J. M. Barker; Use of fertilizers; Belgian hare- Sheep sorrel ana
how to eradicate it, by S. H. Dewey; Analyses of fertilizers.
Report of the adjutant general of the commonwealth of Virginia for
the years 1898 and 1899. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of
public printing. 1899. 18726
468 p. William Nalle, adjutant general.
Includes Orders, letters and other documents relating to the War with
Spain; Muster out rolls of the 2d, 3d, 4th 6th Virginia regime ts, U. S. volun-
teers; Report of the superintendent of V. M. I., with roll of cadets, for 1899:
Copies of the general orders, circulars and special orders, of more than usu .1
Importance.
. First annual report of the bureau of labor and industrial statistics
of the state of Virginia, for the year 1898 and 1899. Compiled and pub-
lished by Archer P. Montague, commissioner of labor. Richmond: J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent public printing. 1899. 18727
420 p. A. P. Montague, commissioner.
Includes The purposes of bureaus of labor, by C. D. Wright; General
county statistics; Principal cities; Virginia's manufactures; Penal institutions
and prison manufactures; Reformatories; Organized labor; Wage schedule for
railroad employees; Street railways; Coal mines of Virginia; Newspapers,
iournals and job offices; I^aws relative to labor; Decisions of courts affecting
abor. ^
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virginia during the session of 1899-1900. Rich-
mond : J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1900.
18728
1499 p. 23cm.
Commissioners of deeds; General statement, public debt; Receipts and
disbursements for year ending Sep. 30, 1899; Times for meetings of circuit
courts: p. 1423-1432. 18729
■^A compilation of the laws of a general and permanent na-
ture passed by the general assembly of Virginia, at its session of
1899-1900, exclusive of the tax laws published by the auditor of
public accounts . . . Richmond, J. L. Hill printing co., 1900.
18730
184 p. 8vo.
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Courta
Reports of cases in the supreme court of appeals of Virpnia,
Martin P. Burks, state reporter. Vol. 97. From March 16, 1899,
to January 18, 1900. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent
of public printing, 1900. ' 18731
XXX p., 1 1., 900 p. 2Scin.
Memorial and resolutions of the bar of Albemarle county relative to
Judge William Joseph Robertson, presented to the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia, at Staunton, p. rv].'[ix]
Judges of the court of appetus during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, John W. Riely, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buch-
anan, George M. Harrison. Attorney general: A. J. Montague.
•Virginia supreme court reporter. An advance report of all
current decisions of the supreme court of appeals of Virginia.
Digest of volume 1, with tables of cases reported, cases cited, and
statutes cited. Richmond, Va., Published by Jones & Powell.
18732
xzviii, 761 p. »3Kcm. At head of title: Vol. 1. Jan. 1. I8»».
to Jan. 1, 1900. Nob. 1-17.
Separate Documents; Miseellanea
Chancery practice. Pleading and practice in the courts of chancery.
By R. T. Barton of the Winchester (Virginia) bar. Second edition. In two
volumes. Lynchburg & Richmond, J. P. Bell co. it. The Bell book & station-
ery CO. 1899. 1873S
2 V. 8vo.
Confederate soldiers. Report of board of visitors Lee camp soldiers'
home, Richmond, Virginia, December 31, 1899. Richmond, Wm. Ellis Jones,
printer, 1900. 10734
20 p. 23 Hem.
Education. The Virginia school journal, v. 8, 1899. Richmond, 1899.
187S5
332 p. illus., ports. 30cra. J. A. McG-ilvray, editor; Joseph W. Southall,
editor offlclal department. Monthly except July and Aueust. Includes offldal
instructions and circulars of the departnient of public Instruction.
Creneral assembly. [Bills of the house of delegates. Session of 1899-
1900] 18736
Bound copy In the office of the superintendent of public printing.
[Bills of the senate. Session of 1899-1900] 18737
Bound copy In the ofSce of the superintendent of public printing.
Crovemor. Message of Grovemor J. Hoge Tyler to the general assem-
bly of Virginia. Session 1899-1900. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superin-
tendent public printing, 1899. 18738
33 p. 23cm.
Hampton normal institute. Catalogrue of the Hampton normal and
agrricultural institute, Hampton, Virginia, for the academic year. 1898-99.
Hampton, Va., printed on the institute press. 1899. 187S9
76, 2 p. plates. 22cm.
Horticulture. Report of the state horticultural society of Virginia.
1898-99. Pi-ess of the Bedford democrat, Bedford City, Va. [1899] 1874«
The society was reorganized in Charlottesville in ..891.
' Page 37 of th 1898-'99 Report of the Virginia state horticultural so-
ciety reads, "Third annual meeting of the horticultural society of Virginia."
The first 36 pages of this report give the proceedings of a meeting which Is
not numbered. We have called this the 2d annual meeting and from a letter
of February 19th, 1903, which we have received from the society, as well as
Digitized by CjOOQIC
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from the fact that the 1898-'99 report announces the 'joff »n*?**|f° ^f..*''!,*?:
clety. we thought probably the 2d report was the first report printed. Note
by u. 8. Dept. of agriculture library.
Insurance. Reports of life insurance companies, Ac., for year ending
December 31, 1899, published by the auditor of public accounts of Virginia.
Under act of general assembly of Virginia, approved March 8, 1898. 18741
164, [1] p. 2S.5cni.
Law. *The Virginia law register, vol. 5. May 1899 to April 1900.
W. M. Lilc, editor. Lynchburg, Va. J. P. Bell co. 1900. 18748
zlviii, 882 p. 8vo. Includes Important decisions of Virginia
courts.
Special articles: Privileged communications in judicial proceedings, by
E. C. Pylc; When rights in personam give rise to rights in rem, by RaymonA
U. Hudson: Dying without issue in Virginia — a reply, by C. A. Oraves; Seduc-
tion by a married man, by Chas. Curry; Alimony as a provable debt in bank-
ruptcy proceedings, by W. G. Mathews; Gift to "wife and children," by John
8. Barbour: Unanimity of Jury verdicts in civil cases in Virginia, by F. W.
"Whitaker: Revision of our criminal laws, by Calloway Brown; Merger of es-
tates, by J. M. Perry- The liability of public corporations, by J. Preston Car-
son: Judge William Brockenbrough, by BenJ. Blake Minor; Priorities among
creditors, by W. B. Pettlt; Adversary possession, by David H. Leake; Im-
peachment of Samuel Chase, by A. P. Humphrey: Pleas of covenants per-
formed, and covenants not broken, by Charles Curry; Suggested changes In
our Judicial system, by J. P. Harrison.
Medical orflege of A^rginia. Annual catalogue and announcement of
the Medical college of Virginia, Richmond. Catalogue of session 1898-'99
and announcement of session 1899-1900. Richmond, Whittet & Shepperson,
printers, 1899. 18743
65 p. plates. 21 Hem.
Officers. List of judges, treasurers, sheriffs, and other officers in the
state of Virginia, 1899. Published by the auditor of public accounts. Rich-
mond: J. H. CBannon, superintendent of public printing, 1899. 18744
122 p. 14cm.
Pablic health. Bulletin of the Virginia board of health. Published
monthly at the office of the secretary of the board, Richmond, Va. Paulua
A. Irving, M. D., secretary and treasurer, Richmond, (v. 3, no. 9, January-
V. 4, no. 8, December, 1899) 18745
23cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State board of health. A plea for
vaccination. (Circular no. 11) Richmond, Va.: Whittet & Shepperson.
[1899] ? 18746
8 p. 23cm.
Restriction and prevention of consumption. Sometimes called
"toberculosis," "phthisis," "phthisis pulmonalis," "tubercular phthisis," "tu-
bercular consumption," or "pulmonary consumption," [Issued by the Vir-
ginia state board of health] (Circular ? ) [1899] ? 18747
4 p. 23cm.
Instructions for obtaining and sending specimens for chemical,
microscopical and bacteriological diagnosis. (Circular ? ] [1899] ?
18748
[2] p.
Restriction and prevention of diphtheria. Document issued by
the Virginia state board of health. (Circular ? ) [1899] ? 18749
[4] p. 23cm, . ,
Restriction and prevention of scarlet fever. rOocnment isOT'eJ
by the Virginia state board of health] (Circular ? ] [1899] ? 18790
8 p. 23cm.
Prevention and restriction of small-pox. iDocument issued by
the AHrginia state board of health] (Circular ? ) [1899] ? 1876 J
8 p. 23cm. ., , , ,
Railroads. Twenty-^hird annual report of the railroad commissioner
of the state of Virginia. Published pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H.
CBannon, superintendent of public printing, 1899. 18758
xllx, 646, [11 p. 23cm. J. C. Hill, commissioner. , „. , .
Appendix: Annual reports of railroad companies operating in Virginia.
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812 BuUetin Virginia State Lii>rwry [Tyler (J. H.),Gov.
University of VirKinia. The alumni bulletin of the University of Vir-
ginia. V. 5, no. 4, February, 1899. Published quarterly by the faculty. Uni-
versity of Virginia, Charlottesville. Charlottesville printing co. 18753
r91}-120 p. 26Hom.
Contents 'in part: A sketch of Dr. Chas. Aueustus Briefs, by Einilie
Grace Brisks: Statutory history of University of Vlrgrinla, compiled by Eugene
C. Massie; BiblloKraphies of publications of professors of tne University of
Virginia since 1887 (Noah K. Davis, Dr. J. W. Mallet, Milton W. Hurtphreyj,
F. P. Dunnington, Dr. W. C. Dabney, Prof. Jas. M. Page); The first bell and
cloclc of the university, by Kate A. Tuttle.
The alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia, v. 6, no. 1,
May, 1899. Under the editorial management of the faculty. Published
quarterly by J. P. Bell CO., Lynchburg, Va. 18754
32 p. front., ports., pi. 26 Hem.
Contents in part: Albert Taylor Bledsoe, by Sophia Bledsoe Herrick;
John R. Thompson, by John S. Patton; Prof. Chas. A. Graves, by M. W. H.;
Statutory history of University of Virginia, comp. by Eueene C. Massie; Walter
D. Dabney; William, Howard Perklnson; John ..ilson. Dr. R. C. M. Page.
The alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia, v. 6, no. 2j
August, 1899. Under the editorial management of the faculty. Published
quarterly by J. P. Bell co., Lynchburg, Virginia. 18755
r33]-63 p. front, ports, pi. 26Hcm.
Contents in part: Statutory history of University of VirKinIa, comp. by
Eugene C, Massie: Richard H. Wilson; The HoUiday library; Walter D. Dab-
ney, by Geo. Perkins; The old diplomacy and the new, by John Bassett Moore;
The Thompson memorial exercises (Addresses by Hon. R. Walton Moore &
Wm. M. Thornton; Ode, by Rev. Beverly D. Tucker; Letters of appreciations).
University of Virginia. Catalogue 1898-99. Announcements
1899-1900. Roanoke, Va.: The Stone printing and manufacturing company.
1899. 18756
Virginia asrricnltural and mechanical college. [Catalogue of the Vir-
finia agricultural and mechanical college and polytechnic institute. Blacks-
urg. Session of 1898-1899] 18757
No copy seen.
jAnnual report of the Virginia agricultural experiment station,
Blacksburg, Virginia. 1898-99] 18758
No copy seen.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 96, Jan-
uary, 1899. New series, vol. 8, no. 1. Experiments with chickens, [by E.
P. NUesl 18759
$ p. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 97, Feb-
ruary, 1899. New series, vol. 8, no. 2. The nature and use of certain in-
secticides, fby J. L. Phillips and H. L. Price] 18760
p. 7-26. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 98,
March. 1899. New series, vol. 8, no. 3. Orchard technique: T. The fruit
soils of Virginia; II. Fruit list for Virginia, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 18761
p. 27-49. map. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 99, April,
1899. New series, vol. 8. no. 4. Orchard technique: III. Growing the apple
orchard, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 18762
p. 61-79. lUus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 100,
May, 1899. New series, vol. 8, no. 5. Orchard technique:' IV. Spraying
the orchard, [by Wm. B. Alwoodl 18763
p. 81-104. illus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 101,
June, 1899. New series, vol. 8, no. 6. Orchard technique: V. Apple pro-
duction in Virginia, [by Wm. P. Alwood ] 18764
p. 10^-125. map. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 102,
Jtdy. 1899. New series, vol. 8, no. 7. The crop pest law, [by Wm. B. Al-
wood] 18765
p. 127-1S2. map. 23cm.
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1899/1900] A Bihliogra/phy of Virffinia 813
Virginia airricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 103,
Augast, 1899. New series, vol. 8. no. 8. Blackleg vaccine, Tby E. P. NUes]
18766
p. 153-163. Illus. 2Scin.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 104,
September, 1899. New series, vol. 8. no. 9. The prevention of Texas cattle
fever and the amended laws controlling contagious and infectious diseases,
fby Chas McCullochl 18767
p. 165-180. lUus. 23cm.
Virginia ajpicultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 105,
October, 1899. New senes, vol. 8, no. 10. Steer feeding, fby D. 0. Nourse]
18768
p. 181-187. 2Scm.
Virg^inla agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 106, No-
vember, 1899. New series, vol. 8, no. 11. Bams, [by D. 0. Nourse] 18769
p. 189-208. plates. 2Scm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 107, De-
cember, 1899. New series, vol. 8, no. 12. Feeding-stuffs, fby R. J. David-
son] 18770
p. 209-233. 23cm.
Virginia military institute. Virginia milita^ institute, Lexington,
Virginia. Official register, 1898-1899. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins co.
press, 1899. 18771
108 p. 19 Hem.
Virginia normal and collegiate institute. Virginia normal and col-
leg^te institute, Petersburg, Virginia. First state normal school in Vir-
ginia. Incorporated March 6, 1882. Opened October, 1883. Sixteenth school
year, 1898-1899. Kirkham & co., printers and binders, Petersburg, Va.
18772
50 p. 22cm.
William and Mary college. The making of the Union. Contribution
of the college of William and Mary in Virginia. [Prepared by Lyon G.
Tyler, M. A., LL. D., president of William and Mary college, Williamsburg,
Virginia] Richmond, Va., Whittet & Shepperson, general printers, 1899.
18773
36 p. incl. front. illus., ports. 23Hcm.
1900
Annual Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia, for the year ending September 30,
1900. Printed pursuant to law, Richmond, Va. : J, H. O'Ban-
non, superintendent of public printing. 1900. 18774
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the governor and
general assembly of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1900.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon. superintendent of public printing. 1900.
18775
V, 400 p., 7 fold, tables. The titles of the tabular statements are
not listed here. See under report of 1895. Table- 34 shows number of mar-
riagrea for year ending t>ec. 31, 1899. Morton Marye, auditor.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt of
Virsiiua, of the literary fund, and the report of the commissioners of the
sinkjng fund, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1900. Richmond, Va.:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1900. 18776
39 p. Josiah Ryland, Jr., second auditor.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
BI4 BtUletin Virginia State Library [Tyler (J. H.),Gw.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1900. Richmond, Va.: J. M. O'Bannon, superintendent of
public printing. 1900. 18777
IS p.. 1 fold, sheet. A. W. Harman, Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney general to the governor of Virginia,
for the year 1900. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1900. Ig778
21 p. A. J. Montague, attorney general.
Report of the state board of agriculture of Virginia, 1900. G. W.
Koiner, commissioner. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1900. 1877J
^ — ^'''* P- •'• **• R"ffln. president: G. W. Koiner, commissioner. Tills Is
tiie 22nd annual report of tlie commissioner.
Report of the chemist, E. W. Magruder; Thomas slag, by E. W. Ma-
gruder; Grasses, hay, etc.; Fruits, etc.; Animals, animal products, etc.; The
soil; Resources of tidewater Virginia; Addresses by T. O. Sandy, L. A. Uuylett,
C. E. Clevenger; Marlteting and breeding horses: Composition of fertilizer for
different crops, and formulas lor home mixture, by E. W. Magruder.
Report of the adjutant general of the commonwealth of Virginia, for
the period ended October 20th, 1900. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1900. 18780
233 p., 3 fold, tables. W. Nalle, adjutant general.
Includes State rosier and roster of Virginia volunteers, 20tb Oct., 1900:
Copies of general orders, circulars and special orders of more than usual
importance.
Third annual report of the bureau of labor and industrial statistics
for the state of Virginia, 1900. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent
of public printing. 1900. 18781
289 p. The title is incorreot. It should read Second annual report
J. B. Doherty, commissioner.
[Statistics of different industries]; Liability of employers; Labor billi
offered in the Virginia legislature; New Zealand industrial conciliation and
arbitration act; Trade unions in Virginia; Prison association of Virginia;
Negro reformatory association of Virginia.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary,
with accompanying documents, for the fiscitl year ending September 30,
1900. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent public printing. 1900.
18782
60 p. George M. Helms, superintendent.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the govemo;
of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1900. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1900. 18783
8 p. J. H. O'Bannon. superintendent.
Seventy-third annual report of the board of directors and of tne
superintendent of the Western state hospital of Vir«'inia, for the fiscal year
ending September 30, 1900. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of
public printing. 1900. 18784
106 p. Benjamin Blackford, superintendent.
One hundred and twenty-seventh annual report of the Eastern state
hospital (Williamsburg, Va.) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1900.
Ricnmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1900.
18785
61 p. Li. S. Foster, superintendent.
Thirteenth annual report of the Southwestern state hospital of Vir-
ginia, (Marion, Va.) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1900. Rich-
mond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1900. 18786
77 p. R. J. Preston, superintendent.
Thirtieth annual report of the Ontral state hospital, of Virginia
(Petersburg, Va.) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1900. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1900. 18787
54 p. W. F. Drewry, superintendent.
Report of the board of fisheries to the governor of Virginia, frem
October 1, 1899, to September SO, 1900. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing. 1900. 18788
8 p., 1 fold, sheet. Frank Fletcher, chairman.
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1900] A Bibliography of Virginia 815
Courts
Reports of cases in the supreme court of appeals of Virgrinia.
Martin P. Burks, state reporter. Vol. 98. From January 18,
1900, to December 13, 1900. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, superin-
tendent of public printing, 1901. 18789
xxxiv p., 1 I., 948 p. 23cm.
Preambles and resolutions of the bar of the city of Richmond, and of
the bar of the city of Danville, relative to the death of Jud^e John William
Riely, presented to the supreme court of appeals of Virginia, at Richmond,
December 4, 1900. p. [v]-xi. 1879J
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, John W. Riely who died August 20, 1900; Richard
H. Cardweil, John A. Buchanan, George M. Harrison, Archer A. Phlegar who
was appointed by the governor, October 1, 1900, to fill temporarily the va-
cancy occasioned by the death of Judge Kiely. Attorney general: A. J.
Montague. 18791
. . . *Virginia supreme court reporter. An advance re-
port of all current decisions of the supreme court of appeals of
Vir^rinia. Digest of vol. 2, with tables of cases reported and
cases cited. Richmond, Va., Published by Jones & Powell. 18792
xxil, [6811-720. 680 p. 23Hcm. At head of title: vol. 2. Jan. 1,
1900. to Jan. 1, 1901. no8. 1-18.
*A complete annotated criminal digest of all the reported
decisions of the supreme court of appeals of Virginia and West
Virgrinia from the first organization of the old general court of
Virginia to 97 Virginia and 46 West Virginia ... By Sam Need
Hurst. Pulaski City, Va., Hurst & co., 1900. 18793
1 p. 1.. vlll. 795. 11] p., 1 1., 217, [1] p., 1 1. 8vo.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Agriculture. Virginia department of agriculture. Bulletin no. 1.
Analysis of commercial fertilizers on sale in the state and a list of brands
registered with the commissioner. Richmond, Va., July 1, 1900. . . . Rich-
mond: Wm. Ellis Jones, printer. 18791
31 p. 22.6cm.
.... Virginia department of agriculture. Bulletin no. 2. An-
alysis of commercial fertUizers on sale in the state, and a list of brands reg-
istered with the commissioner. Richmond, Va., October 1, 1900. . . . Pub-
lished quarterly by G. W. Koiner, commissioner . . . Richmond: Wm. Ellis
Jones, printer. 18795
34 p. 22.6cm.
[Department of agriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no. 3. Analy-
sis of commercial fertilizers on sale in the state. Richmond, Va., December
81, 1900. . . . Published quarterly by the Department of agriculture, of
Virginia . . . G. W. Koiner, commissioner of agriculture, editor. Richmond -
Wm. Ellis Jones, printer. 18796
25 p. 22.5cm.
Confetlerate soldiers. ReporC of board ofvisitors Lee Camp soldiers'
borne, Richmond, Virginia, December 31, 1900, Richmond, Vs., 1901. 18797
23 p. 24cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
816 BtUletin Virginia State Libra/ry [Tyler (J. H.),Gov.
Crime and Criminals. Biennial report of the prison association of
Virginia for the years 1900 and 1901. Richmond, Va., Herbert T. Ezekiel,
printer. 1902. 18798
13, [1] p. 22cm.
Education. The Virginia school journal, v. 9, 1900. Richmond, 1900.
18799
•.,. « *'.?. P.; ^. J»U8.. ports. 30cm. J. A. HcGilvray, editor; Joseph
W. Southall. editor official department. Monthly except July and August.
Includes official instructions and circulars of the department of public In-
struction.
Elections, Extracts from Virginia election laws, also the electoral
board and registration laws. [Compiled by the secretary of the common-
wealth] 1900. 18800
31 p. 23.6cm.
Hampt«m institute. Catalogue of the Hampton normal and agricul-
tural institute, Hampton, Virginia, for the academic year. 1899-1900.
Hampton institute press, 1900. 18801
114, 2 p. front. iUus. 22cm.
Horticulture. Report of the state horticultural society, of Virginia,
held at Staunton, Va., January 16th, 1900. 1900. Press of the Bedford dem-
ocrat, Bedford City, Va. 18802
Report of the Virginia state horticultural society. Fifth an-
nual session held in Roanoke, Va., November 20th and 2l8t, 1900. Roanoke,
Va., The Stone printing and manufacturing company. 1901. 18803
Copy not seen.
Law. 'The Virginia law register, vol. 6. May 1900 to April 1901.
W. M. Lile, editor. Lynchburg, Va.: J. P. Bell co. 1901. 18801
xllii. 870 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia courts.
Special articles: Adversary possession, by Paul Pettit; Bills of E^-
chanere, by A. M. Kelley; Railroad cattle-eruards, by F. S. Kirkpatrick and
W. H. Mann; Some features of recent legislation In Virg^inia, by Geo. Bryan;
Independent contractors, by Wyndham R. Meredith; When rigrht to homestead
ceases, by C. Hobhouse Patteson; Jud^e Jolin Beverly Christian, by Geo. L.
Christian; George M. Cochran, by Chas. Curry; Taxes and the constitution, by
Kirkwood Mitchell; The essentials of a valid marriage in Virginia, by Warren
T>. Harris; Preferences, guilty and Innocent, by W. G. Mathews; Judge John
Bacon Clopton, by Chas. M. Wallace, Jr.; The parent's liability for necessaries
furnished his minor child, by W. L. Vance; Rate of interest after maturity, by
Chas. M. Bryan; Married women and the homestead exemption, by T. S. Purdle;
Judge John A. Kelly, by B. F. Buchanan; Master's liability — a new departure,
by W. R. Perkins; Col. Robert H. Logan, by Archer A. Phlegar; Statutory no-
tice of a general meeting of stockholders, by Geo. Ainslie; Does possession
bar the right to bring ejectment in Virginia?, by Wm. H. Werth; The lawyer
of the future, by R. T. Irvine; iMOse methods of legislation, by R. M. Hughes;
Self defense, by M. P. Burks; Torrens system of land transfers, by E. C. Mas-
sle; Virginia statute of Jeofails, by W. B. Petit.
Lien law. *The lien law of Va. Code of Va., chap, ex, with all the
amendments thereto from 1887 to March 5, 1900, as to vendors' lien, the lien
of mechanics, and others. Richmond, Va., H. S. Ackerly, 1900. 18805
7 p. 8vo.
Life insurance. [Reports of life insurance companies, &c., for year
ending December 31, 1900, published by the auditor of public accounts of
Virginia. Under act of general assembly of Virginia, approved March 3,
1898] 1880«
Copy not seen.
Medical college of Virginia. Annual catalogue and announcement of
the Medical college of Virginia, Richmond. Catalogue of session 1899-1900
and announcement of session 1900-1901. Richmond, Va., Whittet & Shep-
person, printers, 1900. 18807
67, [1] p. front., plates. 21Hcm. , , ^
Public health. Bulletin of the Virginia board of health. Published
monthly at the office of the secretary of the board, Richmond, Va. Paulus
A. Irving, M. D., secretary and treasurer, Richmond, (v. 4, no. 9, January-
V. 5, no. 8, December, 1900) 18808
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1900] A Bibliography of Virginia 817
Railroads. Twenty-fourth annual report of the railroad commissioner
of the state of Virginia. Published pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing, 1900. 18809
612, [1] p. 23cin. J. C. Hill, commissioner.
Synopsis of the railroad laws of the states, grivlng the powers and duties
of the commissioners of each: p. vii-xlviil.
Appendix: Annual reports of railroad companies operating in Virginia.
Taxation. 'Tax laws of Virginia (1900-1901) published for the in-
formation of . . . all persons engaged in business, as to license tax, and
tax on personal property, income, and real estate. Containing also the
amended law in relation to sale of delinquent lands, commonly known as
"The land grabbers' act." [Richmond, Va., H. S. Ackerly] 1900. 18810
8vo.
University of Virginia. Catalogue, 1899-1900. Announcements, 1900-
1901. Roanoke, Va., \^ginia. Stone pr't'g & manufacturing co., 1900.
18811
175, [2] p. 22Kcm.
Publications of the Leander McCormick observatory of the
University of Virginia, Ormond Stone, director, v. 2, pt. 1. The orbit of
Enceladus. Charlottesville, University press, 1901. 18812
24 p. 26Hcm.
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college. Annual report of the
Virginia agricultural experiment station, Blacksburg, Virginia. 1899-1900.
Roanoke, Virginia: The Stone printing and manufacturing company, 1900.
18813
14 p. 23.5cm. J. M. McBryde, director.
Catalogue of the Virginia agricultural and mechanical college
and polytechnic institute. 1899-1900. At Blacksburg, Va. Danville, Va.,
Boatwright bros. co., printers. [1900] 18814
79 p. front., plates. 23cm.
Virginia a^cultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 108,
January, 1900. New series, vol. 9, no. 1. Animal parasites, [by E. P. Niles].
Part I. 18815
11 p 23cm.
Virginia agrricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 104,
February, 1900. New series, vol. 9, no. 2. Animal parasites, [by E. P.
NOes] Fartn. 18816
p. 13-22. Ulus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 110,
March, 1900. New series, vol. 9, no. 3. Animal parasites, [by E. P. Niles]
Part III. * 18817
p. 26-37. Uus. 23cm.
Virg:inia agrricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. Ill,
April, 1900. New series, vol. 9, no. 4. Animal parasites, [by E. P. NUes]
Part IV. 18818
p. 39-49. Ulus. 23cm.
ViiTginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 112, May,
1900. New series, vol. 9, no. 5. Animal parasites, [by E. P. Niles] Part
y. 18819
p. Sl-68. illus. 23cm.
Virginia agrricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 118,
June, 1901, New series, vol 9, no. 6. Animal parasites, [by E. P. Niles]
18820
p. 69-80. illus. 23cm. The date should be June, 1900.
Virginia agn^cultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 114.
July, 1900. Nw series, vol 9, no. 7. Animal parasites, [by E. P. Niles]
Part VD. 18821
p. 81-95. Ulus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 115,
August, 1900. New series, vol. 9, no. 8. The teeth of the horse as affected
by age, [by Charles McCullochI Fart I. 18822
p. 97-108. Ulus. 23cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
818 BuUetin Virginia State Librwry [Tyler (J. H.),Gov.
„ ^ — — Virgrinia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 116,
September, 1900. New series, vol. 9, no. 9. The teeth of the horse as af-
fected by age, [by Charles McCuUoch] Part II. 18823
p. 109-126. lilus. 23cm.
- ^ ^ ^^^^'""^^ agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 117,
October, 1900. New series, vol. 9, no. 10. The teeth of the horse as af-
fected by age, [by Charles McCulloch] Fart III. 18824
p. 129-144. llIus. 23cm.
— — Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 118,
November, 1900. New series, vol. 9, no. 11. The teeth of cattle and sheep
as affected by age, [by Charles McCulloch] 18825
p. 146-155. niU8. 23om.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 119,
December, 1900. New series, vol. 9, no. 12. The most common irregulari-
ties of the teeth of ttie horse, [by Charles McCulloch] Part I. 1882S
p. 167-169. illug. 23cm.
Department of horticulture, entomology, and mycology. Cir-
cular no. 7. Virginia agricultural experiment station. Blacksburg, Va.,
June 4, 1900. Circular relating to crop pests and fumigation of nursery
stock. [By J. L. Phillips, acting state entomologist and pathologist] 18827
8 p. iUus. 23cm.
Virginia military institute. Virginia militaiy institute, Lexington,
Virginia. Official register, 1899-1900. Roanoke, Virginia, State printing
And manufacturing co., 1900. 18828
125 p. plates. 19Hcm.
Virginia normal and collegiate institute. Virginia normal and colle-
giate institute, Petersburg, Virginia. Incorporated March 6, 1882. Opened
October, 1883. Seventeenth school year, 1899-1900. Kirkham & co., print-
ers and binders, Petersburg, Va. 18829
64 p. 22cm.
William and Mary college. Catalogue of the. college of William and
Mary, charter dated 1693. Session 1899-1900, announcements, 1900-1901.
Bichmond, Va„ Whittet & Shepperson, printers and engravers. 18830
62 p. Incl. front., iUus., ports. . 23cm.
1901 (JAN.)
Journals
Journal of the house of delesrates of the state of Virginia,
for the extra session of 1901. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1901. 18831
220, [1] p. 23cm.
Session besran .Tan. 23, 1901 and ended Feb. 16, 1901. E. W. Saunders,
■peaker.
Proclamation of governor, calling the assembly] : p. 3. 18833
'New members of house since last regular session] : p. 3. 18833
Message of governor J. Hoge Tyler]: p. 6-7. 18834
'Communication of governor relative to the Southm Appalachian
forest reserve bill]: p. 47. 18835
[Message from governor relative to cession of territory in city of
Bristol by Tennessee to Virginia]: p. 76, 77. 18836
[Communication from the Negro business league of Richmond]: p.
107. 188ST
[Letter from E. T. D. Myers, president of the R. F. & P. railroad
company, transmitting copies of contracts between the R. F. & F. railroad
company and the Raleigh and Gaston railroad company asd the Seaboard
air line railway company]: p. 178-184. 18838
Index: p. 193-220.
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1901] A Bibliography t>/ Virginia 819
[Documents as appendix] :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the hou8<>
of delegates. House document no. I. 18839
12 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wednes-
day, January 23, 1901. Being the one hundred and twenty-fifth
year of the commonwealth. Extra session. Richmond: J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1901. 18840
173 p. 22.3cm.
Session beKan Jnn. 23, 1901 and ended Feb. 16, 1901. Lieutenant-
Kovernor Rdwaril Rchols. presirtenf.
[Proclamation convening the assembly] : p. 3. 1884t
[Message of the governor, J. Hoge Tyler, Jan. 23, 19011: p. 4-7.
18842
[Letter from the governor relative to the Southern Appalachian for-
est reserve bill] : p. 47. 18843
[Message of the governor in reference to the Virginia and Tennessee
boundary line] : p. 69. 18844
[Report of committee relative to the office of second auditor] : p. 70.
18845
[Report of committee relative to the sale of the state's interest in the
common stock and dividend obligations of the R. F. & F. railroad] : p. 78. •
18846
[Documents as appendix] :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. Senate doc. no. I. 18847
12 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting list of par-
dons, commutations, etc., and reasons therefor. Senate doc. no. II. 18848
32 p.
Index. 25 p.
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virginia, during the extra session of 1901. Rich-
mond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing, 1901.
18849
403 p. 23cm.
Times for meetings of circuit courts: p. 381-383. 18850
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
General masembly. [Bills of the house of delegates. Extra session of
1901] 18851
Bound copy In the office of the luperintendent of public printing:.
[Bills of the senate. Extra session of 1901] 18852
Bound copy in the office of the superintendent of public printing.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
820 BvUetin Virginia State Library [Tyler, Montajrue, Gov.
190r/02
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia,
for the session of 1901-1902. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1901. 18863
466 p. 23cm.
Session began Dec. 4, •1901 and ended April 2, 1902. John F. Ryan,
speaker. '
fList of members elect of house, transmitted by J. T. Lawless, secre-
tary of the commonwealth] : p. 3-5. 18854
Rules: p. 9-17. 18855
[Message of the governor, J. Hoge Tyler] : p. 18-50. 18856
Rules []oint sessions] : p. 56, 57. 18857
Returns of the election for governor and lieutenant governor: p. 60-64.
18858
[Message of the governor, A. J. Montague] : p. 137->142. 18859
Veto message relative to the Old Dominion investment company] : p.
142, 143. 18860
[Communication from the president of the constitutional convention
relative to putting the new constitution into operation] : p. 305, 306. I8861
[Communication from the Secretary of the treasury relative to a
general Virginia law ceding jurisdiction over lands on which public build-
ings are to be erected] : p. 307. 18862
[Letter from the postmaster general relative to a branch postoffice
in the capitol] : p. 332. 18863
[Report of committee on case of Joseph Hibbits and W. B. Fulton 01
Wise, Dickenson and Buchanan] : p. 333-338. 18864
[Members of electoral boards]: p. 398-403. 1886.'>
[Veto message relative to Horace T. Morrison and Richard L. Wood] :
p. 453. 18866
[Veto message relative to the Portsmouth and Suffolk rapid transit
company] : p. 454. 18867
Members of the house who served Dec. 4, 1901 to April 2, (1902: p.
466, 466. 18868
House documents [as appendix] :
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. House doc. no. I. 18869
12 p. . ,. ,
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting ust of
pardons, commutations, &c., and reasons therefor. House doc. no. n. 18870
[37] p.
Index [to journal] 65 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on
Wednesday, December 4, 1901, being the one hundred and twen-
ty-sixth year of the commonwealth. Richmond : J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1901. 18871
620, [1] p. 22.3cm. .,.,..
Session began Dec. 4. 1901 and ended April 2, 1902. Lieutenant-gov-
ernor Edward Bchols, president. .oow
Members-elect of the senate: p. 3, 4. 18872
[Rules]: p. 4-10. 18W3
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1901/02] A Bibliography of Virginia 821
[Message of the governor, J. Hogc Tyler, Dec. 4, 1901] : p. 13-45.
18874
[Rules for joint assembly] : p. 61, 62. 18875
Ketums of the election for governor and lieutenant-governor: p. 64-58.
18876
[Message of the governor, A. J. Montague, Feb. 20,1902] : p. 149-164.
18877
250 copiei printed separately.
[Communication from the general assembly of Maryland requesting
« conference touching joint legislation relative to the oyster industry! :
p. 169. 18878
[Report of pemtentiary commission relative to the condition of the
penitentiary] : p. 188-188. 18879
500 copies printed separately.
[Minority report of the penitentiary] : p. 196-202. 18880
Veto message of governor relative to the joint resolution segregating
^00,000 from the treasury for pensions] : p. 811. 18881
[Communication from the constitutional convention]: p. 364, 366.
18882
[Letter from the secretary of the treasury relative to federal juris-
diction over sites acquired in the state] : p. 365, 366. 1888S
[Proposed members of electoral boards]: p. 464-469. 473-478. 18884
[Veto message of the governor relative to F. S. Hoback] : p. 488.
18885
[Veto message of governor relative to the Berkley street railway com-
pany] : p. 608. 18886
[Veto message of governor relative to the Protective insurance com-
pany of Virginia] : p. 513. 18887
[Veto message of governor relative to' apportionment of representa-
tion in congress] : p. 517-519. 18888
Members of the senate who served Dec. 4, 1901 to April 2, 1902: p.
[621] 18889
[Documents as appendix] :
List of charters lodged in the office of the secretary of the common-
wealth, granted by the circuit and corporation courts of the commonwealth
of Virginia, from January 1, 1900 to December 31, 1901. Senate doc. no. I.
18890
24 p.
Index. 60 p.
AmawX Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards, and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia, for the year ending September 30,
1901. Printed pursuant to law. Richmond, Va. : J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1901. 18891
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the governor and
general assembly of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1901.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1901.
18892
T, 246 p., t fold, tables. Morton Marye, auditor. The titles of the
tabular statements are not listed here. See under report for 1896. Tabl«
no. 33 shows the number of marriagres for year ending Dec. 31, 1900.
Report of the second auditor of Virginia on the condition of the public
debt, of the literary fund, and the report of the commissioners of the sink-
Digitized by CjOOQIC
822 BtUletin Vvrginia State Library [Tyler, Montague, Gov.
in|; fund, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1901. With report of the
Miller fund as an appendix. Richmond, Va.: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent
of public printing. 1901. 18893
54 p. John G. Dew, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia, for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1901. Richmond, Va.: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of
public printing. 1901. 18894
' 13 p. 1 fold, sheet. A. W. Harnian, Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney general to the governor of Virginia,
for the year 1901. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1901. 18895
9 p. A. J. Montague, attorney general.
Report of the commissioner of agriculture of Virginia, 1901. G. W.
Koiner, commissioner. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of pub-
lic printing. 1901. 18896
168 p. J. M. Ruffln, president. This Is the 23rd annual report of the
commissioner.
Contents: Fruits; Grasses, etc.; Legumes; Cattle and horses: DairyinK:
Hogs and sheep; Tobacco; Corn and wheat; Fertilizers; Vegetables; Poultry;
Goats; Peanuts; Bee culture; Analysis of fertilizers [Bulletin no. 7. Dec. 31,
Report of the adjutant-general of the commonwealth of Virginia, for
the period ended October 20, 1901. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1901. 18897
208 p., 3 fold, sheets. W. Nalle, adjutant general. Includes Roster
of Virfflnia volunteers. Oct. 20, 1901.
Fourth annual report of the bureau of labor and industrial statistics,
for the state of Virginia, 1901. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, 8uperintend«it
of public printing. 1901. 18898
[6], 292 p. , »
Includes Railway employes and their wages; Accidents to railway em-
ployes; Public school statistics from 1871; Felony and misdemeanor convic-
tions; Criminal charges; Penitentiary statistics for 16 years; Prison labor;
Labor laws of Virginia; Trade unions; Decisions under statute laws; Decis-
ions at common law; Important labor laws of other states.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary
with accompanying documents for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1901.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent public printing. 1901. 18899
56 p. George M. Helms, superintendent.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the general
assembly of Virrinia, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1901. Rich-
mond: J. H. 0%annon, superintendent of public printing. 1902. 18900
8 p. J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent.
Seventy-fourth annual report of the board of directors, and of the
superintendent of the Western state hospital of Virginia, for the fiscal year
ending September 30, 1901. 18901
102 p. Benjamin, Blackford, superintendent.
The one hundred and twenty-eighth annual report of the state hospital,
(at Williamsbu^, Va.) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1901. Rich-
mond, Va.: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1901.
18902
OR p. L. S. Foster, superintendent.
Fourteenth annual report of the Southwestern state hospital of Vir-
ginia, (Marion, Va.) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1901. Rich-
mond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of pubUc printing. 1901. 1890S
75 o. R. J. Preston, superintendent.
Thirty-first annual report of the Central state hospital of Virginia.
(Petersburg, Va.) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1901. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1901. 18904
126 p.. 1 fold, sheet. W. F. Drewry, superintendent.
Report of the board of fisheries to the governor of Virginia from Octo-
ber 1, 1900, to September 80, 1901. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superin-
tendent public printing. 1901. 18905
16 p. 1 fold, sheet. Prank Fletcher, chairman.
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1901/02] A Bibliography of Virginia 82S
Includes Report to the state board of fisheries of Virginia, of P. C.
Warwick, Jr., In reference to the survey of the oyster planting grounds and
re-establishing the lines of the survey of the natural beds of Isle of Wight
County.
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the jreneral assembly
of the state of Virginia, during the session of 1901-2. Richmond :
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1902. 18906
878 p. 23cm.
Times for meetings of circuit courts; Magisterial districts; Commis-
sioners of Heeds; Financial operations for fiscal year ending Sep. 30, 1901;
General statement of public debt: Exchange on bonds during 1901; Tax-
receivable coupons received on judgments, 1882-1901: p. 833-848. 18907
Courts
Reports of cases in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia.
Martin P. Burks, state reporter. Vol. 99. From December 13,
1900, to November 27, 1901. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing, 1902. 18908
XTvi p., 1 1., 9S7 p. 23cm.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, Richard A. Cardwell, John A. Buchanan, George
M. Harrison, Archer A. Phlegar who served from October 1, 1900, when he
was appointed by the governor to fill temporarily the vacancy occasioned by
the death of judge Riely, to March, 1901; Stafford G. Whittle who was
elected to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of judge Riely, and took
his seat March, 1901. Attorney general : A. J. Montague.
Reports of cases in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia.
Martin P. Burks, state reporter. Vol. 100. From November 27,
1901, till December 11, 1902. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing, 1903. 18909
xzxvl p., 1 1., 978 p. 23cm.
Rules of supreme court of appeals of Virginia, p. [v]-otii.
. Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buchanan, George
H. Harrison, Stafford G. Whittle. Attorney general: A. J. Montagrue to Jan-
uary 1, 1902; William A. Anderson from January 1, 1902.
♦Virginia supreme court reporter. Vol. 3. A report of all
decisions of the supreme court of appeals of Virginia handed
down during the year 1901, with tables of cases reported and
cited and a complete digest of all decisions, by H. Stewart Jones
and T. Norment Powell. Richmond, Va., Everett Waddey co.,
publishers, 1901. 18910
xviii, 667 p. 23Hcm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Agriculture. [Department of agriculture of Virginia]. Bulletin no 4.
Analysis of commercial fertilizers on sale in the state. Richmond, Va.,
AprQ 15, 1901. . . . Published quarterly by the department of agricul-
Digitized by CjOOQIC
824 Bulletin Vvrgiraa State Library [Tyler, Montague, Gov.
ture of Virginia . . . G. W. Koiner, commissioner of agriculture, editor.
Richmond: Wm. Ellis Jones, printer. 18911
32 p. 22.5cin.
[Department of agriculture of Virginia]. Bulletin no. 5. An-
alysis of commercial fertUizers on sale in the state. Richmond, Va., June 1,
1901. . . . 'Fhblished quarterly by the department of agriculture of Vir-
ginia . . . G. W. Koiner, commissioner of agriculture, editor. Rich-
mond: Wm. Ellis Jones, printer. 18912
31 p. 22.Scm. The soil and fertilizer, by E. M. Magruder, chief
chemist: p. 30-31.
[Department of agriculture of Virginia]. Bulletin no. 6. An-
alysis 01 commercial fertilizers on sale in the state. Richmond, Va., Augu.'tt
20, 1901. . . . Published quarterly by the department of agriculture of
Virginia, . . . G. W. Koiner, commissioner of agriculture. Richmond:
Wm. EUis Jones, printer. 18913
37 p. 22.5cm. Phosphoric acid, its source and use, ty E. W. Ma-
gruder: p. 33-36.
[Department of agriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no. 7. Rich-
mond, Dec. 31, 1901. Analysis of fertilizers. . . . 18914
28 p. 22.5cm. Includes report of E. W. Ha^ruder, chief chemist,
for 1901.
Confederate soldiers. Report of the board of visitors Lee camp sol-
diers' home, Richmond, Virginia, December 31, 1901. Richmond, Va., 1902.
18915
19 p. 24 Hem.
Crop Pests. Third report of the state entomologist and pathologist,
on the San Jose scale and the administration of the crop pest laws of Vir-
ginia, 1900-'01. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent public printing,
1901. 18916
66. [2] p.« front., iUus., plates, map. 23cm. Wm. B. Alwood, state
entomologist.
Report on the inspection of Roanoke county for the San Jose
scale, by Wm. B. Alwood, state entomologist and pathologist Blacksburg,
Va. December 10, 1901. 18917
35, [2] p. map. 23cm.
Virginia state board of crop pest commissioners. Circular on
treatment for San Jose scale, by Wm. B. Alwood, state entomologist and
patJiologist. Issued December 1st, 1901. Blacksburg, Virginia. H. E. M.
22. Excerpt 'from rep. state ent. & path, for 1900-01. 18918
12 p. illus. 23cm.
Education. The Virginia school journal, t. 10, 1901. Richmond, 1901.
18919
312 p. lUus., ports. 30cm. J. A. McOilvray. editor; Joseph
W. Southall, editor ofllclal department. Monthly except July and Augrust.
Includes ofHclal Instructions and circulars of the department of public in-
struction.
Virginia school report, 1900 and 1901. Biennial report of the
superintendent of public instruction of the commonwealth of Virginia, with
accompanying documents. School years 1899-1900 and 1900-1901. Rich-
mond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing, 1901. 18920
Izzv, 286 p. 23 Hem. Joseph W. Southall, superintendent.
Virginia school laws, codified for the use of school teachers and
officers, by order of the board of education. Richmond, Wm. Ellis Jones,
1901. 18921
2 p. 1., [6]-141 p. ISHcm.
General aasembly.' [Bills of the house of delegates. Session of
1901-02] 18922
Bound copy in the office of the superintendent of public printhiK.
[Bills of the senate. Session of 1901-021 18922
Bound copy In the office of the superintendent of ^bllc printing.
List of the members and committees senate and house of dele-
gates of Virginia. Extra session, 1901. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, super-
Sitendent public printing. 18924
28 p. 15cm.
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Manual of the senate and house of delegates of Virginia. Ses-
sion 1901-2. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent public printing,
1902. 18925
109, [1] p. 14.6cm.
Governor. Inaugural address of Hon. A. J. Montague, delivered Janu-
ary 1st, 1902, before the Constitutional convention. 18926
7 p. 23cm.
Hampton institute. Thirty-third annual catalogue of the Hampton
normal and agricultural institute, Hampton, Virginia, for the academic year,
1900-1901. [Hampton] Hampton institute press, 1901. 18927
116 p. front., lllus., pi. 23^cm.
Law. *The Virainia law register, vol. 7. May 1901 to April 1902.
W. M. Lile, editor. George Bryan, associate editor (from October, 1901).
Lynchburg, Va.: J. P. Bell company. 1902, 18928
li, 890 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia courts.
Special articles: Judse William Daniel, jr., by Don P. Halsey, Jr.; Parol
trusts in lands in Virginia, by Henry Roberts; Powers of conventions, by A.
Caperton Braxton; The powers of the approaching constitutional convention
in Viririnia, by A. Caperton Braxton; Answer to bill of discovery — effect as
evidence, by Jas. C. Lamb; General Thomas Mathews, by J. D. Harris; Rents;
The covenant to keep in repair, by S. S. P. Patteson; General Walter Jonei>,
by Jos. Packard; A day In the United States supreme court, by Frederick Har-
per; Foreign corporations doint; business in Virg-inia, J. Baldwin Ranson;
The interest of a life tenant in mineral lands, by Ueo. Bryan; The winding; up
of insolvent buildinic and loan associations, by Lei^h R. Pafre, Jr.; Revocation
of a will by cancelling, by Geo. Bryan; Partnership associations in Virginia,
by (Jordon P«xton; Instructions to the Jury, by W. G. Mathews; Proceedings
against absconding Judgment debtor, by John P. L«ary; Deeds for maintenance
and support, by Robert C. Jackson; The situs of debts for purpose of taxation,
by E. S. Maloney; The contract of reinsurance, by W.- R. Vance; The relation
between the medical and law departments of a railway Co., by Chas. M.
Blackford; Judge William J. Robertson, by C. M. Blackford, S. V. Southall and
L. L. Lewis; Docketing Judgments in favor of the commonwealth, by Henry
Roberts; Antenuptial conveyances in fraud of marital rights, by Hubert R.
Southall; The Hen of a Judgment as to purchasers without notice, by Geo.
Bryan; Judge John W. Riely, by M. P. Burks; The graduating examination .in
the law school, by R. C. Minor.
Life inmrance. [Reports of life insurance companies, &c., for year
«nding December 31, 1901, published by the auditor of public accounts of
Virginia. Under act of general assembly of Virginia, approved March 3,
1898] 18929
Copy not seen.
Medical college of Virginia. Annual catalogue and announcement of
the Medical college of Virginia, Richmond. Catalogue of session 1900-1901
and announcement of session 1901-1902. [Richmond, 1901 ?] 18930
90 p. front., plates. 2H4cm.
Public health. Bulletin of the Virginia board of health. Published
monthly at the office of the secretary of the board, Richmond, Va. Paulus
A. Trving, M. D., secretary and treasurer. Richmond, (v. 5, no. 8, January-
V. 6, no. 7, December, 1901) . 18931
Railroads. Twenty-fifth annual report of the railroad commissioner
i state of Virginia. Published pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H. O^Ban-
non, superintendent of public printing, 1901.
594, [1] p. 23cm. J. C. Hill, cor
Appendix: Annual reports of companies
ofttiei -„ ,„„„
18932
commissioner.
..^^ .., ._ jjles operating In Virginia.
Univeraaty of Virginia. Bulletins of the University of Virginia, Char-
lottesville. New series, v. 1, no. 1, January, 1901. Issued quarterly. Cata-
logue, 1900-1901. Announcements, 1901-1902. [Charlottesville, Va., Uni-
versity of Virginia press, 1901] 18933
1 1., [in. 178, [3] p. f2Hcm., . „. . . ^ , ^ .„
Bulletins of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville. New
series, v. 1, no. 2, April, 1901. Issued quarterly. Alumni bulletin. Char-
lottesville, University of Virginia press, 1901. 18934
Con'tents in part: Prof. Charles S. Venable, by J. W. M.; Address by
L«lKh Robinson, .Tune IS, 1900.
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Bulletins of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville. New
series, v. 1. no. 3, July, 1901. Issued quarterly. Alumni bulletin. Charlottes-
ville, Va., University of Virginia press, 1901. 18935
^;
75]-123 p. 22^cm.
;oiitents In part: John B. Minor; The death of Jefterson; WlUlam Wirt
Henry; Dr. John Randolph Page; Captain Frederick M. Pagre; Disappointed
democracy, artdress by Blewett L.ce.
Bulletins of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville. New
series, v. 1, no. 4, Octobei*, 1901. Issued quarterly. Alumni bulletin. Char-
lottesville, Va., University of Virginia press, 1901. 18936
[125] -170 p. 22 Hem.
Contents in part: Inlluence of Virginia statesmen on the politics of the
world, by Hannis Taylor; The Jefferson pilgrimage.
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college. Annual report of the
Virginia agricultural experiment station, Blacksburg, Virginia. 1900-1901.
18937
14 p. 23cm. J. M. McBryde, director.
Catalogue of the Virginia agricultural and mechanical college
and polytechnic institute. 1900-1901. At Blacksburg, Va. Pulaski, Va.,
B. D. Smith & brothers, printers, [1901] 18938
91 p. 23cm.
Regulations of the Virginia polytechnic institute. State agri-
cultural and mechanical college. Session 1900-'01. Roanoke, Va., The Stone
printing and manufacturing company, 1900. '18939
55p. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 120, Jan-
uary, 1901. New series, vol. 10, no. 1. The most common irregularities of
the teeth of the horse, fby Charles McCullochl Part II. 18940
11 p. illus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 121,
February, 1901. New series, vol. 10, no. 2. Steer feeding, [by D. O. Nourse]
18941
p. 13-19. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 123,
April 1901. New series, vol. 10, no. 4. Preliminary report on use of black-
leg vaccine in Virginia, [by E. P. Niles] 18942
p. 31-37. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 124, May,
1901. New series, vol. 10, no. 5. Sheep scab, [by John Spencer] 18943
p. 39-46. illus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 126, May,
1901. New series, vol. 10, no. 7. The stomach worm, [by John Spencer]
18944
p. 53-58. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 127,
August, 1901. New series,, vol. 10, no. 8. Observations on the production of
vinegar in cellars, [by William B. Alwood and R. J. Davidson] 18945
p. 61-71. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 128,
September, 1901. New series, vol. 10, no. 9. Orchard studies: I. The fruit
plantation. Pome fruits, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 18946
p. 73-102. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 129, Octo-
ber, 1901. New series, vol. 10, no. 10. Orchard studies: II. The fruit plan-
tation. Stone fruits. 18947
p. 105-114. 23cm.
Virginia agriculturaj experiment station. Bulletin no. 130, No-
vember, 1901. New series, vol. 10, no. 11. Orchard studies: III. Notes on
some of the more important varieties of apples, [by William B. Alwood]
18948
p. 117-146. Ulus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 131, De-
cember, 1901. New series, vol. 10, no. 12. Orchard studies: IV. Remedial
measures against San Jose scale, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 18949
p. 149-169. illus. 23cm.
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Virginia military institute. Virginia military institute, Lexington,
Virginia. Official register, 1900-1901. Roanoke, Va., Stone printing and
manufacturing co., 1901. 18950
114 p. plates. 19cm.
Virginia normal and collegiate institute. Virginia normal and col-
legiate institute, Petersburg, Virginia. Incorporated March 6, 1882. Opened
October, 1883. Eighteenth school year. 1900-1901. Kirkham & co., printers
and binders, Petersburg, Va. 18951
53 p. Zicm.
William and Mary college.. Catalogue of the college of William and
Mary, charter dated 1693. Session 1900-1901. Announcements, 1901-1902.
Richmond, Va., Whittet & Shepperson, printers and engravers. 18952
S3 p. incl. front., illus., ports. w!3cm.
The unveiling of a tablet erected by the colonial dames of
America in the state of Vrginia to the founders of the college of William
and Mary. October 22, 1901. [Richmond, Va., I. N. Jones & son print]
1895S
' 47 p. 22cm.
CONVENTION OF 190l/02.
Debates
Report of the proceedings and debates of the constitutional
convention. State of Virginia, held in the city of Richmond, June
12, 1901 to June 26, 1902. Richmond, Va., The Hermitage press,
inc., 1906. 18954
2 V. 25Hcm.
Relative to tJie delay in printing the debates see senate doc. 7, 1908.
Joumcd
Journal of the constitutional convention of Virginia. Held
in the city of Richmond, beginning June 12th, 1901. Printed by
authority. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, supt. public printing,
1901. 18966
574 p. 23Hcin.
The foIlowlng^ documents, reports and ordinances appended:
1. Communication from the secretary of the convention in relation
to reports of clerks of county courts as to the number of felony and misde-
meanor cases commenced, decided, pending and nolle prosequied, etc. 3 p.
18956
2. Communication from the superintendent of penitentiary in relation
to number of colored convicts now in the penitentiary, and the number of
which can read and write, and the number that has attended public free
schools. 1 p. 18957
3. Population of Virginia under census of 1900. 4 p. 18958
5. Amount of county and city levies for public school purposes. 3 p.
18959
6. Report showing the amount of real and personal property ex-
empted from taxation, approximated. 4 p. 18960
7. Population of Virginia, classified by color, sex, and ages by coun-
ties, 1900. 11 p. 18961
8. Communication from the auditor in relation to the number of male
citizens assessed for taxes on real estate valued at $300 and over in 1900.
8 p. . 18962
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9. Communication from the auditor showing the amount of taxes
returned delinquent in each city and county by white and colored persons for
1896. 68 p. 1896S
10. Communication from the auditor showing number and kind of
liquor licences issued in each county and city in 1900. 6 p. 18964
11. Communication from the auditor in relation to assessed valuation
of property of corporations assessed for taxation in each city and county. 5 p.
18965
12. Communication from the auditor showing the population, white
and colored, and the aggregate of both, and the assessed value of real and
personal property, and total value of both, in each city and county in 1860,
1870, 1880, 1890, and 1900. 21 p. 18966
13. Communication from the secretary of the convention, in relation
to reports of mayors of cities and towns with a population of more than
500. 6 p. 18967
14. Communication from the superintendent of public instruction
showing the total cost of the white and colored public schools for the school
year ending July 31, 1901. 2 p. 18968
15. Report of clerks of courts, in regard to cost of juries, incidental
court expenses, etc., of county, circuit, and city courts. 3 p. 18969
16. Communication from the secretary of the convention, in relation
to reports of treasurers of counties, cities and incorporated towns, giving
the amount of revenue collected for local purposes. 8 p. 18970
17. Communication from the auditor in relation to the number of col-
ored male persons in each county and city in the state assessed in 1901, with
taxes on property of the value of $100, whether personal or real, or both
combined. 3 p. 18971
18. Communication from the auditor, showing the ntunber of names
on the pension rolls by counties and cities, the number by counties and cities
placed on the rolls by special acts, and the amount in pensions distributed in
each county during the fiscal year ending Sep. 30, 1902. 3 p. 18972
S19] Allowance to jurors payable by the commonweidth, year ending
, 1900. 4 p. 1897S
[20] Minority report of the committee on the legislative department.
1 p. 18974
[21] Report of the committee on preamble and bill of rights, as
amended m the committee of the whole. 4 p. 1897S
[22] Majority report in the contested election of Treat vs. Gregory.
6 p. 18976
[23] Minority report in the contested election case of Treat vs. Greg-
ory. 2 p. 18977
[24] In re.. Contested election case of Morgan Treat vs. Roger Greg-
ory. 2 p. 18978
[25] Report of the committee on the elective franchise, qualification
for office, basis of representation and apportionment, and on elections. 9 p.
18979
[26] Minority report of J. C. Wysor, one of the committee on elective
franchise, qualification for office, etc. 6 p. 1898U
J 27] Report of committee on reduction of expenses. 2 p. 18981
28] Minority report of E. W. Hubard, membier of the committee on
uction of expenses. 3 p. 18982
[29] Report of the committee on reduction of expenses in the de-
partment of education. 1 p. 18983
[30] Minority report on reduction of expenses in the educational de-
partment. 1 p. 18984
[31] Report of the committee on the legrislative department. 12 p.
18985
[32] Minority report of the committee on the legislative depart-
ment. 2 p. 18986
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[33] Second minority report of the committee on the legislative de-
partment 1 p. 18987
[34] Report of committee on reduction of expenses on the state debt.
1 p. 18988
[35] Report of the committee on reduction of expenses as to examin-
ers of records. 1 p. 18989
[36] Report of committee on reduction of expenses on criminal ex-
penses. 1 p. 18990
[37] Report of committee on preamble, bill of rights, etc. 5 p.
18991
[38] Minority report of the committee on preamble, etc. 8 p.
18992
Report of committee on reduction of expenses. 3 p. 18993
Minority report of committee on reduction of expenses. 1 p.
18994
Report of committee on reduction of expenses. 2 p. 18995
Report of committee on reduction of expenses. 2 p. 18996
Report of a minority of the committee on the elective franchise,
qualiiicatfon for office, basis of representation and apportionment, and on
elections. 14 p. 18997
[44] Report of the committee on the organization and government
of counties. 3 p. 18998
[45] Minority report of the committee on the organization and gov-
ernment of counties. 2 p. 18999
[46] Substitute for report of the committee of the whole on preamble
and bill of rights. 3 p. 19000
[47] Report of the committee on the legislative department, as
amended by the committee of the whole. 10 p. 19001
[48] Report of the committee on the executive department. 5 p.
19002
[49] Report of the committee on education and public instruction.
4 p. 19003
[50] Report of the committee on the organization and government
of counties, as amended by the committee of the whole. 2 p. 19004
E61] Report of the committee on judiciary. 22 p. 19005
62] Report of committee on public institutions and prisons. 4 p.
19006
[53] Report of the committee on judiciary, as amended by the com-
mittee of the whole. 15 p. 19007
[541 Report of the committee on the executive department as
amended by the committee of the whole. 6 p. 19008
[55] Report of a minority of the committee on the elective franchise,
qualification for office, basis of representation and apportionment, and on
elections. 5 p. 19009
[56] Report of the committee on education and public instruction as
amended by the committee of the whole. 4 p. 19010
[57] A substitute for the report of the committee on the elective
franchise, &c. 2 p. 19011
[58] Substitute for report of committee on public institutions and
prisons. 2 p. 19012
[59] Report of the committee on the organization and government
of cities and towns. 13 p. 19013
[60] Report of the committee on public institutions and prisons, as
reported from the committee of the whole. 2 p. 19014
[611 Amendment to report of the committee on elective franchise. 2 p.
19015
t62] Report of the committee on corporations. 14 p. 19016
63] Report of the committee on agriculture, industrial and manu-
laccormg interests, and immigration. 6 p. 19017
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[64] Report of the minority of the committee on corporations. 10 p.
19018
[66] Report of the committee on the organization and government of
cities and towns, as amended by the committee of the whole. 7 p. 19019
[66] Report of the committee on taxation and finance. 10 p. 19020
67] Report of the committee on preamble and bill of rights, the
division of governmental powers and on such portions of the constitution as
shall not be referred to other committees. 6 p. 19021
[68] A substitute for the report of the committee on the elective
franchise. 2 p. 19022
[69] Article concerning the elective franchise and qualifications for
office. 3 p. 1902$
[70] Supplemental report of committee on executive department, etc.
1 p. 19024
[71] Report of the committee on corporations, as amended by the
committee of the whole. 16 p. 19025
[72] Report of the committee on preamble and bill of rights, the di-
vision of governmental powers and on such portions of the constitution as
shall not be referred to other committees, as amended by the committee of
the whole. 4 p. 19026
[73] Report of the committee on taxation and finance, as amended by
the committee of the whole. 9 p. 19027
[741 Statement showing terms of office and dates of expiration
thereof, of state, county, city, district, and town officers. 4 p. 19028
[75] Amendment to section sixteen of the report of the committee
on taxation and finance. 1 p. 19029
[761 Report of a minority of the committee on the elective franchise,
qualification for office, basis of representation and apportionment, and on
elections. 10 p. 19030
[7i'] Report of committee on judiciary, in reference to the judge of
the corporation court in citie" ''>aving less than five thousand inhabitants. 1 p.
19031
[78] An ordinance to provide for the registration of voters under this
constitution prior to the year nineteen hundred and four (1904). 4 p.
19032
[79] Registration boards [list of members] 24 p. 19033
[80] An ordinance to preserve and continue the charters of corpora-
tions cnartered by the general assembly of Virginia until after the organ-
ization of the corporation commission in cases in which such charters may
otherwise expire or be forfeited. 1 p. 19034
[81] The constitution of the state of Virginia adopted by the con-
vention of 1901-02. Published by authority. Richmond, 1902. 19035
X, [1], 87 p.
Miscellanea
Address of the Hon, A. C. Braxton, chairman of the com-
mittee on corporations, constitutional convention, in support of
the majority report. , Delivered Tuesday, February 4, 1902.
Richmond : J. L. Hill printing co., 1902 19036
32 p. 23cm.
The constitution of the state of Virginia, adopted by the con-
vention of 1901-2. Published by authority. Richmond: 1902.
19037
X p., 1 1.. rsil, r251 p. 23%cin.
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Schedule: p. 66-73. Index: p. 74-87. Members who served in the
convention, beginning June 12, 1901, and ending July 26, 1902: p. 89-91.
Ordinances: p. l-'25. 19038
The constitution of Virginia ; an annotated edition, together
with a reprint of the previous constitutions of Virginia. By
Armistead R. Long. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell co., 1901. 19039
xvj, 194 p.
Extracts -of the journal and documents from the constitu-
tional convention of Virginia 1901-1902, touching the question
of intoxicating liquors. [1902] 19040
caption-title, 109 p. 23cm.
*A protest against the use of state funds for professional
education. Argument and stenographic report of discussion be-
fore the committee on education of the constitutional convention
of Virginia. Presented with the compliments of the faculty of
the University college of Medicine, Richmond, Virginia. [Rich-
mond, 1902] 19041
«9 p. 23cm.
Includes statements of Dr. Stuart McGuire, Dr. L. M. Cowardin, Dr.
George Ben Johnston, Dr. Christopher Tompkins, Dr. J. A. Hodses.
Report of the committee [of the convention of 1901-02]
upon final revision and adjustment of the various provisions of
the constitution, and upon the schedule, [no title page, no date]
19042
96 p. 30%cm.
[Resolutions of the constitutional convention of 1901-02]
19043
Bound volume In the offlce of the superintendent of public printing.
The Virginia constitutional convention and its possibilities.
By A. F. Thomas, Lynchburg, Va. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell
CO. 1901. 19044
77 p. 19 Hem.
Note: For additional references to this convention and constitution
aee A bibliography of the conventions and constitutions of .Virginia, by
E. G. Swem, Virginia state library bulletin, v. 3, no. 4. Oct. 1910.
1902/03/04
Journals
Joarnat of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia
for the extra session beginning July 15, 1902. Richmond : J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1902. 19045
1462 p. 23cin.
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832 BvUetin Virginia, State Library [Montajrue, Gov.
Session began July 16, 1902 and continued through July 28; assembly
convened again Nov. 12. 1902 and continued through May 19, 1903; convened
again on Nov. 10, 1903 and adjourned sine die Jan. 12, 1904. John F. Ryan,
speaker.
Proclamation of governor, calling the assembly] : p. 3. 19046
;Message from the governor, A. J. Montague] : p. 5, 6. 19047
[Letter from governor relative to the site for U. S. weather bureau
in Loudoun county]: p. 156, 157. 19048
[Report of committee on case of S. S. Lambeth, W. L. Bibb, J. White-
head and C. A. Woodard of Norfolk city]; : p. 202-208, 247-262. 19049
[Reports relative to allowing Dr. E. P. McLean of Mecklenburg to
take oath of office]: p. 236-241. • 19030
[Report of committee relative to the charges against Judge C. J.
Campbell of Lynchburg] : p. 436-443. 19051
[Communication from the governor relative to a roster of Confeder-
ate soldiers]: p. 593. 19052
Answer of C. J. Campbell: p. 600-607. 19053
[Veto message relative to the town of Bowling GreerJ : p. 636. 19054
Opinion of attorney general relative to the duties and powers uf
the State board of education in the selection of text books for public
schools] : p. 690, 691. 19055
[Report of committee relative to a statue of Gen. R. E. Lee in Na-
tional statuary hall] : p. 732, 733. 19056
[Opinion of attorney general relative to the payment of poll tax<.-s
as a prerequisite to the right to vote after January 1, 1904]: p. 814-816.
19057
[Report of the joint committee on final revision and adjustment uf
the statutes] : p. 917-1014. 19058
[Report of special committee concerning oysters and the Baylor geo-
detic survey] : p. 1016, 1016. 19059
[Petition of Henry E. Lee of Nottoway and Amelia] : p. 1018. 19060
[Report of committee on case of H. E. Lee] : p. 1036, 1037. 19061
Minority report of oyster committee: p. 1049-1063. 19062-
rVeto message relative to commissioners of the revenue]: p. 1078,
1079. 19063
[Veto message relative to elections in city of Norfolk] : p. 1144, 1145.
19064
[Communication from the register of the land office relative to an
enclosure for the Lee statue] : p. 1172. 19065
Sleport of committee relative to the establishment of another nor-
ool] : p. 1218, 1219. 19066
[Veto message relative to the superintendent of public instruction]:
p. 1279. 19067
I Veto message relative to the public debt]: p. 1317. 19068
'Correspondence relative to the Stuart monument] : p. 1343. 19069
'Opinions of the attorney general relative to city and county treas-
urers]: p. 1851, 1362. 19070
Extract from the charter of the Jamestown exposition company]: p.
1412, 1413. 19071
[Veto message relative to state banks]: p. 1413, 1414. 19072
[House documents as appendix] :
Contingent and incidental expenses of the house of delegates, paid
under acts approved February 20, 1903, and December 1, 1903. House doc.
"A". 1907S
6 p.
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Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting list of
pardons, commutations, etc., and reason therefor. House doc. no. I. 19074
37 p.
Brrata [1] p.
Index. 94 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond on Tues-
day, July 15, 1902, Richtoond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent
of public printing. 1902. 19076
1207 p. 22cin.
Session begran July 15, 1902 and ended July 28, 1902; began Nov. 1?,
1902 and ended May 19, 1903; beean Nov. 10, 1903 and ended Jan. 12, 1904.
Ldeutenant-Kovernor Joseph E. WlUard, president.
[Proclamation convening the assembly] : p. 3. 19076
Message of the governor, A. J. Montague, July 15, 1902]: p. 5.
19077
250 copies printed separately.
[Report of committee relative to the receipt of railroad passes by
members of the general ' assembly] : p. 37, 38. 19078
[Rules for joint assembly] : p. 72, 73. 19079
Opinions of the attorney-general, William A. Anderson, relative to
appropriations for pensions, and mileage of members of the general as-
sembly]: p. 87, 88. 19080
[Message of governor relative to bill allowing members of U. S.
geological survey to enter upon lands in the state]: p. 91. 19081
[Letter of Robert C. Ogden relative to the meeting of the conference
for education in the South] ; p. 94. 19082
[Message of the auditor relative to the cost of the Baylor survey]:
p. 114. 19083
[Opinion of the attorney general relative to lands purchased in the
name of the auditor]: p. 138, 139. 19084
[Letter of J. W. Richardson, superintendent of grrounds, relative to
cost of removing the statue of Gen. R. E. Lee to capitol square]: p. 140.
19085
[Opinion of the attorney general relative to the commissioners of
the revenue] : p. 146, 147. 19086
[Communication from the auditor relative to printing the debates of
the recent constitutional convention] : p. 167. 19087
[Communication from the supreme court of appeals relative to its
library]: P. 170. 19088
[Communication from William F. Drewry, asking an investigation uf
the central state hospital] : p. 310. 19089
[Report of committee relative to elections for town officers] : p. 346,
346. 19090
[Report of committee relative to the central state hospital]: p. 361,
362. 19091
[Veto message of governor relative to bill to prevent authors, pub-
lishers, book-sellers and any interested parties from becoming members
of the sUte board of education] : p. 393, 394. 19092
[Opinion of attorney general relative to the right of the registration
boards to register voters at this time, March 24, 1903]: p. 397. 19093
[Opinion of attorney general relative to the terms of office and
election of school trustees] : p. 405. 19094
[Communication from the secretary of war relative to a complete
roster of Confederate soldiers and saOors from Virginia] : p. 426, 427. 19095
[Answer of judge C. J. Campbell of Amherst county to certain
charges] : p. 444-452. 19096
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834 .. BuUeiHn Virginia State JLibrgry . [Montague, Gov.
[Opi'UO'i of attorney general as to constitutionality of bill to pro-
vide relief fund for disabled firemen and families of deceased firemen] : p.
604, 506. 19097
[Report of committee relative to quarters for the state corporation
commission] : p» 650, 661. 19098
[Report of committee relative to a statue of Gen. R. E. Lee for the
U. S. capital] : p. 657-559. 19099
[Report of committee relative to the charges against Judge C. J.
Campbell]: p. 568-674. o «. e ^^^^
[Communication from the secretary of the commonwealth relative to
election of B. T. Gunter to the senate in place of G. W. LeCato, deceased] :
P- 690. 19101
[Report of committee appointed to examine and report upon the con-
dition of the capitol] : p. 613, 614. 19102
[Veto message of governor relative to primary elections in Norfolk] :
p. 756, 876, 877._ 19103
[Communication from the secretary of the commonwealth announcing
election of J. Lawrence Campbell to the senate in place of Graham Claytor
deceased] : p. 757. 19104
■Report of the joint oyster committee] : p. 761-763. 19105
Report of committee relative to the establishment of an additional
normal school] : p. 974, 975. 19106
[Veto message of governor in relation to bill concerning the public
debt] : p. 1048. 19107
[Correspondence relative to the statue of Gen. J. E.- B. Stuart] : p.
1069. inos
[Documents as appendix] :
Contingent and incidental expenses of the senate under act approved
February 20, 1903, and December 1, 1903. Senate doc. "A". 19109
6 p.
Opinion of the attorney-general, William A. Anderson, regarding the
assessment of railway property. Senate doc. no. I. 19110
4 p.
Showing the state of the statute laws of Virginia on November 12,
1902 [report by John Garland Pollard] Senate doc. no. IL 19111
22 p.
Revenue derived from liquor licenses. Senate doc. no. in. 19112
4 p.
Statements of the auditor [Morton Marye] (in compliance with sen-
ate resolution adopted January 8, 1903) showmg (1) estimated annual re-
ceipts of the state, based upon laws now in force and assessments of 1902;
(2) estimated annual receipts of the state, based upon assessment of taxes
1902, having reference to the provisions of the new constitution; (3) esti-
mated annual expenditures of state based upon laws now in force; (4)
estimated annual expenditure of state under new constitution; (6) esti-
mated reduction in revenue of state caused by reduction in rate of tax
prescribed by section 189 of the new constitution; (6) estimated amount
derived by special tax of 5 cents on |100 of assessed value of real estate
and tangible personal property, if levied under section 189 of the new con-
stitution. Senate doc. no. IV. 19118
20 -p.
[Statement of auditor of public accounts in accordance with the resolu-
tion of senate adopted January 17, 1903 showing aggregate amqunt of de-
linquent taxes due and unpaid upon real estate of the commonwealth, des-
ignating amount of such delinquent taxes due and unpaid prior to years
1896 and 1900, and amount due and unpaid subsequent to 1900] Senate
doc. no. V. 19114
5 p.
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Communication from the grovemor of Virnnia transmitting list of
pardons, commutations, etc., and reasons therefor. Senate doc. no. VI.
19115
37 p.
Answer of C. J. Campbell [showing reasons why he should not be
removed from judgeship of Amherst county] Senate doc. VII. 19116
10 p.
Index. 76 p.
Antmal Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia, for the year ending September 30,
1902, printed pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1902. 19117
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the governor and
genera] assembly of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1902.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1902. 19118
V, [2], 231 p. 6 fold. sheets. Morton Marye, auditor. Titles of
ta.bular statements are not listed here. See under report for 1895. Table
33 shows number of marrlag:es during year ending Dec. 31, 1901.
Report of the second auditor of Virginia on the condition of the pub-
lic debt, of the literary fund, and the report of the commissioners of the
sinking fund for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1902 with report
of the Miller fund as an appendix. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1902. 19119
62 p. John G. Dew, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia, for the fiscal year end-
ing September 30, 1902. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of
piiblic printing. 1902. 19120
13 p. 1 fold. sheet. A. W. Harman, jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney-general to the governor of Virginia
for the year 1902. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1902. 19121
98 p. William A. Anderson, attorney general.
Report of the commissioner of agriculture of Virginia, 1902. G. W.
Koiner, commissioner. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of pub-
lic printing. 1902. 19122
170 p. Illus. C. W. Heater, president of state board. This Is the
24th annual report of the commissioner.
Includes Live stocic: Soil improvement; The orchard; Legumes; Trucks
and vegetables: Dairy; Miscellaneous.
[Report of the experiments conducted and the general farm work of
the Virginia test farm at Saxe from July, 1901 till November, 1902, by S. B.
Helges, manager. Published as Bulletin no. 1]: p. 129-161. 19123
Analysis of fertilizers: p. 153-167. Bulletin no. 12. 19124
Report of the adjutant-general of the commonwealth of Virginia for
the period ending 20th October, 1902. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing. 1902. 19125
247 p. 2 fold, sheets. W. Nalle, adjutant general.
Includes Roster of Virginia volunteers, Oct. 20, 1902; Copies of general
orders and circulars.
Fifth annual report of the bureau of labor and industrial statistics
for the state of Virginia. 1902. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superinten-
dent of public printing. 1902. 19126
[8], 203, [2] p.
Includes Railroad employees: Railroad accidents; Mining notes; Decis-
ions of courts affectinf? labor; Labor laws enacted in various states since
Jan. 1, 1901; Trade unions.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary
with accompanying documents for the fiscal year ending September 39,
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1902. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1902.
19127
57 p. G. M. Helms, superintendent.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the general
assembly of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1902. Rich-
mond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1902. 19128
8 p. J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent.
Seventy-fifth annual report of the board of directors and of the su-
perintendent of the Western state hospital of Virginia for the fiscal year
ending September 30, 1902. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of
public printing. 1902. 19129
104 p. Benjamin Blackford, superintendent.
The one hundred and twenty-ninth annual report of the Eastern state
hospital of Virginia (at Williamsburg) for the fiscal year ending Septem-
ber 30, 1902. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1902. 19130
6S p. Li. S. Foster, superintendent.
Fifteenth annual report of the Southwestern state hospital of Vir-
ginia (Marion) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1902. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1902. 19131
91 p. R. J. Preston, superintendent.
Thfrty-second annual report of the Central state hospital of Vir-
guiia (Petersburg, Va.) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1902.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of put^lic printing. 1902. 19132
74 p. W. F. Drewry, superintendent.
Report of the board of fisheries to the governor of Virginia from
October 1, 1901 to September 30, 1902. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent public printing. 1902. 19133
9 p., 1 fold, sheet. J. W. Bowdoln, chairman.
Courts
Reports of cases in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia.
Martin P. Burks, state reporter. Vol. 101. From December 11,
1902, to November 19, 1903. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing, 1904. 19134
xxxii p., 1 1., 950 p. 23cm.
Amended rules and regulations for licensing persons to practice law.
p. xxxi-xxxii.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buchanan, (reorgo
M. Harrison, Stafford G. Whittle. Attorney general: William A. Anderson.
*An index-digest to volumes 92-99 Virginia reports (both
inclusive) and volumes 1 and 2 Virginia decisions, by Thomas
Johnson Michie. Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company, 1902.
19135
500 p. 23Hcm
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assetmbly
of the state of Virginia, during the extra session «f 1902-3.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing.
1902. 19136
558 p. 23cm.
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Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virginia, during the extra session of 1902-3-4.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing.
1902. 19137
1088 p. 23cm.
Regular terms of courts; Polling places; Magisterial districts; Com-
missioners of deeds; State's indebtedness; Receipts and expenditures for
fiscal year ending Sep. 30, 1903; p. 1011-1039. 1913tt
An index to An act concerning corporations (acts 1902-3, page 437
et seq) by Howell C. Featherston: p. 1079-1088. 19139
Constitution of Virginia, in effect July 10, 1902: 66 p. 19140
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Agriculture. [Department of agriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no.
8. Richmond, April 25, 1902. Analysis of fertilizers, brands registered.
. . . Richmond: Wm. Ellis Jones, printer. 19141
40 p. 22.5cm. Nitrogen, its source and use, by E. W. Magruder.
[Department of agriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no. 9. Rich-
mond, June 15th, 1902. Analysis of fertilizers, brands reg^istered. . . .
Richmond: Wm. Ellis Jones, printer. 19142
31 p. 22.5cm. Nltrogren, its source and use — continued, by E. W.
Uagrruder: p. 30, 31.
[Department of agriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no. 10.
Richmond, August 15th, 1902. Analysis of fertilizers, brands registered.
. . . Richmond: Wm. Ellis Jones. 19143
32 p. 22.5cm. Nitrogen, Its source and use. concluded, by E.
W. Magrruder: p. 30-32.
[Department of agriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no. 11. Rich-
mond, November 15th, 1902. Analysis of fertilizers, brands reg^istered.
. . . Richmond: Wm. Ellis Jones, printer. 19144
24 p. 22.5cm. Potash, Its source and use, by E. W. Magrruder:
p. 19-24.
[Department of agriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no. 12.
Richmond, December 31, 1902. Analysis of fertilizers. . . . 19145
15 p. 22.5cm. Includes report of E. W. Magruder, chief chemist,
for 1902.
Confederate soldiera [Report of board of visitors Lee camp soldiers'
home, Richmond, Virginia, December 31, 1902. Richmond, Va., 1903] 19146
Crime and criminals. Charter, constitution, by-laws, and organiza-
tion of the prison association of Virginia. Richmond, Va., Herbert T. Eze-
kiel, printer, 1902. 19147
23, [1] p. 22cm.
Biennial report of the prison association of Virginia for the
years 1902 and 1903. Richmond, Herbert T. Ezekiel, printer, 1904. 19148
14, [1] p. 23cm.
Report of the president of the prison association of Virginia
as delegate to the national conference of charities and correction at De-
troit, May 28 to June 3, 1902. [Richmond, Va., H. T. Ezekiel, printer, 1902]
19149
14 p. 23cm. Charles Hutzler, president.
Crop pests. [Commonwealth of Virginia. Office of the state ento-
mologist 'and pathologist. Circular letter to the members of the senate
and house of delegates, February 14, 1902] 19150
[j.] p. 21.5cm.
Virginia state board of crop-pest commissioners. Circular to
nurserymen relating to shipment of nursery stock. Issued May 31, 1902.
Blacksburg, Virginia. H. E. M. No. 23. Bell's print,' Lynchburg. 19151
6 p. 23cm.
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Virginia state board of crop pest commissioners. Circular note
to nursery men in Virginia. Blatksburg, Va., Sept. 20, 1902. H. E. M. 24.
19152
[4] p. printed on one side only. 21.5cm.
• Report on the inspection of Albemarle county for the San
Jose scale by Wm. 6. Alwood, state entomologist and pathologist. Blacks-
burg, Va., August 1. 1902. News print, Bladtsburg, Va. 1915S
9 p. map. 23cm.
Report on the inspection of Nelson county for the San Jose
scale, by Wm. B. Alwood, state entomologist and pathologist. Blacksburg,
Va., August 6, 1902. News print, Blacksburg, Va. 19154
S p. map. 23cm.
Education. The Virginia school journal, v. 2, 1902. Richmond, 1902.
19155
332 p. lllus., ports. 30cm. J. A. McGllvray, editor; Joseph W.
Southall, editor official department. Monthly except July and August. In-
cludes official instructions and circulars of the department of public in-
struction.
Creneral assembly. [Bills of the house of delegates. Extra session,
1902] 1915S
Bound copy in the office of the superintendent of public printing.
(Bills of the senate. Extra session, 1902-03] 19157
Bound copy in the office of the superintendent of public printing.
Governor. Inaugural address of Hon. A. J. Montague, delivered Jan-
uary 1st, 1902, before the constitutional convention, [no imprint] 19158
7 p. 23cm.
Message of [A. J. Montague] the governor of Virginia to the
general assembly, February 20th, 1902. 19159
8 p. 23cm.
Horticulture. Report. Sixth annual session of the Virginia state hor-
ticultural society. Held in Richmond, Virginia, January 7th and 8th, 1902.
Lynchburg, Va.: J. P. Bell Company, book and job printers. 1902. 19160
Copy not seen.
Report. Seventh annual session of the Virginia state horti-
cultural society. Held in Masonic hall, Lynchburg, Va. December 2nd and
ard, 1902. Pulaski, Va.: B. D. Smith & Brother?, printers 1903. 19161
Copy not seen.
Law. 'The Virginia law register, vol. 8. May 1902 to April 1903.
W. M. Lile, editor. George Bryan, associate editor. Lynchburg, Va., J. P.
Bell company. 1903. 19162
xxxvill, 928 p. 8vo. Includes Important decisions of Virginia courts.
Special articles: Right of a prosperous private corporation to tranA-
fer its entire property, by Gordon Paxton; The adoption of state constltu*
tions in the U. S., by E. D. L. Lewis; License taxation by municipal corpora-
tions, by Jno. G. Haythe; Forgery, and uttering forged instruments, by Cha^.
Curry; Necessity of process on petitions in chancery, by Henry Roberts; Gen.
James A. Walker, by Waller S. Poage; Dower in the surplus, where wife
loins in deed of trust, by M. C. Elliott; Damages for nervous shocic, with
_mpact, by Geo. Atnslie; Abrogation of the fellow-servant doctrine with
reference to railroad employees, by A. D. Dabney; Attachments and Injunc-
tions against national banks, oy Geo. Bryan; John Paul, by JnO. T. Harris;
Acknowledgment of a debt in a deed of trust as a new promise, repelling
the statute of limitations, by H. A. Minor, jr.; The trusts, by John Goode;
Contracts limiting liability of carriers for negligent injury to free passen-
gers, by S. S. Lambetn, jr.: State regulation of thi right of sutrrago, by
Jefferson Chandler; Constitutional provisions against damaging privkte prop-
erty, by Carl H. Davis; Thomas Jellis Kirkpatrick, by Chas. M. Blackford:
When is an action commenced, by Geo. C. Gregory; Gift over after power of
disposition in the first taker, by Landon C. Bell; The law of names in ques-
tions of notice by registry, by Austin Branch; Recent amendments to the
bankruptcy act, by Robt. H. Talley; Col. George Wythe Munford, by Judge-
Jas. L. Taliaferro; Partnership instruments under seal, by S. Garland Ham-
ner; Limitation of carrier's common law liability in bills of lading, by Jno.
G. Haythe: The contract made by railroad employees with railroad relief
associations, by Geo. B. Elliott.
Life insurance. [Reports of life insurance companies, &c., for year
ending December 31, 1902, published by the auditor of public accounts of
i
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Viitinia. Under act of general assembly of Virginia, approved March 3,
1898] 19163
No copy seen.
Medical college of Virginia. Annual catalogue |md announcement of
the Medical college of Vir^rinia, Richmond. Catalogue of session 1901-1902
and announcement of session 1902-1903. Richmond, Va., Whittet & Shep-
person, printers, 1902. 19164
69. [1] p. front., plates. 21Hctn.
NorfiHk. *The ordinances of the city of Norfolk, Va. (date of enact-
ments including May 29th, 1902.) With the amended charter, acts of as-
sembly relating to city government and an appendix. Comp. by H. N.
Poulson and R. E. Steed. Under the supervision of Walter H. Taylor, city
attorney, and the ordinance committee of the councils. Pub. by authority
of the councils, as per ordinance adopted July 1st, 1902. Norfolk, Va.,
Borice & Gregory, print, 1902. 19165
vll, [9)-9S2 Jp. 24cm.
Officers. •The colonial Virginia register. A list of governors, coun-
cillors and other higher officials, and also members of the house of bur-
gesses, and the revolutionary convention of the colony of Virginia. Com-
piled by William G. and Mary Newton Stanard. Albany, N. Y., Joel Mun-
sell's sons 1902. 19166
249 p. 2$cin.
Public health. Bulletin of the Virginia board of health. Published
monthly at the office of the secretary of the board, Richmond, Va. Paulus
A. Irving, M. D.. secretary, Richmond, (v. 6, no. 8. January — v. 7, no. 7,
December. 1902) 19167
Railroads. Twenty-sixth annual report of the railroad commissioner
of the state of Virginia. Published pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing, 1902. 19168
616 p. 23cm. J. C. Hill, rallroaa commissioner.
Appendix: Annual reports of railroad companies operating in Virginia.
i»ia»
University of Virginia. Bulletins of the University of Virginia,
Charlottesville. New series, v. 2, no. 1, January, 1902. Issued quarterly.
Catalogue, 1901-1902. Announcements, 1902-1903. [Charlottesville, Va.,
University of Virginia press, 1902] 19170
179. [3] p. 22Hcm.
Bulletins of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville. New
series, v. 2, no. 2, April, 1902. Issued quarterly. Alumni bulletin. Char-
lottesville, Va., University of Virginia press, 1902. 19171
11, 58 p. front., illus., ports., plates, charts. 23Hcm. At head of
title: Descriptive number.
Bulletins of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville. New
series, v. 2, no. 3, July 1902. Issued quarterly. Alumni bulletin. Char-
lottesville, Va., University of Virginia press, 1902. 19172
42 p. front, (port.) 23iicm.
Contents in pun: William Leroy Brown, by l-'rane is H. Smitli, 3. W.
H. & Milton W. Humphreys; The legal remedy for plutocracy, addrexs by
E. H. Farrar.
Bulletins of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville. New
series, v. 2, no. 4, October, 1902. Issued quarterly. Alumni bulletin. Char-
lottesville, Va., University of Virginia press, 1902. 19173
46 p. 23Hcm.
Contents in part: Proposed modtflcation of plan of government for
University of Virginia; Thomas Fltz-Hugh, by C. C. Wright; William Alex-
ander L.ambeth, by W. G. C: Death of James B. Baiter.
Virginia military institute. Virginia military institute, Lexington,
Virginia. Official register, 1901-1902. Roanoke, Va., Stone printing and
manufacturing co.. 1902. 19174
116 p. plates. 19cm.
Virginia nMmal and industrial institute. Virginia normal and in-
dustrial institute, Petersburg, Virgrinia. Incorporated March 5, 1882. Opened
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840 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Montague, Gov.
October, 1883. Nineteenth school year. 1901-'1902. Kirkham & co.,
printers and binders, Petersburg, Va. 19175
52 p. 2i!cm.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Annual report of the Virgrinia agri-
cultural experiment station, Blacksburg, Virginia. 1901-1902. 19176
15 p. 23cra. J. M. McBrydc, director.
Regulations of the Virginia polytechnic institute. State agri-
cultural and mechanical college. Session 1902-'03. Pulaski, Va., B. D.
Smith and brothers, 1902. 19177
1 p. I., 55 p. 23Hcm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 132,
January, 1902. New series, vol. 11, no. 1. Orchard studies: V. Report on
crab apples, [by William B. Alwood and H. L. Price] 19178
14 p. Illus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 133, Feb-
ruary, 1902. New series, vol. 11, no. 2. Orchard studies: VI. Second re-
port on the cherry orchard, [by Wm. B. Alwood and H. L. Price] 19179
p. 17-28. lllus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 135,
April, 1902. New series, vol. 11, no. 4. Orchard studies: VIII. On the
occurrence and treatment of fire blight in the pear orchard, [by William B.
Alwood] 19180
p. 49-66. illus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 136,
May, 1902. New series, vol. 11, no. 5. Orchard studies: IX. An investiga-
tion into the character of cider apples in Europe and comparisons with
American fruit, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 19181
p. 69-96. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 137,
June, 1902. New series, vol. 11, no. 6. Orchard studies: X. A consider-
ation of the commercial handling of cider fruit — grinding and expressing
the must, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 19182
p. 97-135. illua. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 138,
July, 1902. New series, vol. 11, n<J. 7. Orchard studies: XI. A consider-
ation of the principles and technique involved in the fermentation and
final finishing of ciders, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 19183
p. 137-172. lllus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 139, Au-
gust, 1902. New series, vol. 11, no. 8. Orchard studies; xii. The chemical
composition of ciders, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 19184
p. 173-184. ^3cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 140,
September, 1902. New series, vol. 11, no. 9. Orchard studies: XIII. Some
observations on crown gall of apple trees, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 19185
p. 185-212. illus. 23cra.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 141,
October, 1902. New series, vol. 11, no. 10. Orchard studies: XIV. The
lime-sulphur wash, [by Wm. B. Alwood and J. L. Phillips] 19186
p. 213-246. lllus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 142, No-
vember, 1902. New series, vol. 11, no. 11. Orchard studies: XV. The
bitter rot of apples, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 19187
p. 249-279. illus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 143,
December, 1902. New series, vol. 11, no. 12. Orchard studies: XVI. The
composition of apples, [Wm. B. Alwood and R. J. Davidson] 19188
p. 281-299. 23cm.
William and Mary college. Catalogue of the college of William and
Mary, charter dated 1693. Session 1901-1902. Announcements, 1902-1903.
Richmond, Va., Whittet & Shepperson, general printers. 19189
68 p. incl. front., lllus., ports. 23cm.
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1903
Annual Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia for the year ending September 30,
1903. Printed pursuant to law. Richmond, Va.: J. H. O'Ban-
non, superintendent of public printing, 1903. 19190
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the governor and
general assembly of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1903.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1903.
19191
V. r21, 181 D. <i fold, sheets. Morton Marye, auditor. The titles of
the tabular statements nre not listed here. See under report for 1895. Table
40 shows number of marriag:e8 for year endingr Dec. 31, 1902.
Report ot the second auditor of Virginia on the condition of the public
debt, of the literary fund, and the report of the commissioners of the sink-
ing fund for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1903, with report of the
MDler fund as an appendix. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of
public printing. 1903. 19192
54 D. John G. r>ew, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1903. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent public
printing. 1903. 19193
IS p. 1 fold, sheet. A. W. Harman, Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney-general to the governor of Virginia for
the year 1903. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of pubUc print-
ing. 1903. 19194
52 p. William A. Anderson, attorney general.
[The Tennessee boundary case]: p. 3-7.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the general
assembly of Virnnia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1903. Rich-
mond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1903. 19195
8 p. J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent.
Report of the adjutant general of the commonwealth of Virgrinia for
the period ending 20th October 1903. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superin-
tendent public printing. 1903. 19196
267 p., 3 fold, sheets. W. Nalle, adjutant general.
Includes Roster of Virginia volunteers, Oct. 20, 1903; Copies of the gren-
eral orders and circulars.
Sixth annual report of the bureau of labor and industrial statistics
for the state of Virginia. 1903. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintend-
ent of public printing. 1903. 19197
[8], 206, £1] p. J. B. Doherty, commissioner.
Includes: Accidents to railway employes; Arbitration and conciliation;
Decisions on labor statutes; I«bor laws of Virerlnia; Tjibor laws of other
states since Jan. 1, 1902; Prison association of Virgrinia; Railway employes
and their waeres; Ne«rro reformatory a.s80ciation of Virginia.
Department of agrriculture of Virginia, annual report, 1903. G. W.
Koiner, commissioner. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of pub-
lic printing. 1903. 1919S
189 p. lllus. J. H. C. Beverley, president of state board. This is
the 25th annual report of the commissioner.
Includes Agricultural education; Live stock; Feeds and feeding; Fruit
culture; Soil improvement; [Report of the experiments conducted and gen-
eral farm work of the Virginia test farm, from Nov. 1902 till Dec. 1903 by
S. B. Heiees, manasrer, Saxe, Va.1; Analysis of fertilizers. Bulletin no. 17.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary
with accompanying documents for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1903.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing, 1903,
19199
64 p. G. M. Helms, superintendent.
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842 BuUetin Virginia State Library [Montague, Gov.
First report of the commissioner of state hospitals for the period be-
ginning April 8 and ending September 30, 1903. Richmond: J. H. O'Ban-
non, superintendent of public printing. 1903. 19200
11 p. Li. W. Lrfine, Jr.. commisaToner.
Seventy-sixth annual report of the board of directors of the western
state hospitid of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 190S.
Itichmond: J- H. O'Bannon, superintendent public printing. 1903. 19201
56 p. Benjamin Blackford, superintendent.
The one hundred and thirtieth annual report of the Eastern state hos-
pital of Virginia (at Williamsburg) for the fiscal year ending September SO,
1903. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1903.
19202
SO D. V. S. Foster. 8uperinten<1ent.
Thirty-third annual report of the Central state hospital of Virginia
(Petersburg, Va.) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1903. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1903. 1920$
80 p. 1 fold. taMe. W. F. Drewry, superintendent.
Sixteenth annual report of the Southwestern state hospital of Virginia
(Marion) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1903. Richmond: J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1903. 19204
93 p. R. J. Preston, superintendent.
Report of the board of fisheries to the governor of Virginia, from
October 1, 1902 to September 30, 1903. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent public printing. 1903. 19205
13 p. 1 fold, sheet. John W. Bowdoin, chairman.
Courts
Reports of cases in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia.
Martin P. Burks, state reporter. Vol. 102. From November 19,
1903, to September 15, 1904. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing, 1904. 19206
xxix p., 1 I.. 1021 p. 2.1cm.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, Richard H. Cardwell, John A- Buchanan, George M.
Harrison, Stafford G. Whittle. Attorney general: William A. Anderson.
*An index to the Virginia reports from volume 92 to volume
100, both inclusive, with a table of eases reported in those
volumes. By William Bruce Martin ... Richmond, Va., The
Bell book and stationery co., 1903. 19207
2 p. 1.. 248 p. 24%cm. "A continuation of the edition of Mar-
tin's Index of Virginia reports, published In 1896."
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Agriculture. [Department of agriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no.
13. Richmond, April 15th, 1903. Analysis of fertilizers, brands registered.
. . . Richmond: Wm. Ellis Jones, printer. 19208
40 p. 22.5cm.
[Department of agriculture of Virginia! Bulletin no. 14.
Richmond, June 15th, 1903. Analysis of fertilizers, brands registered. . . .
Richmond: Wm. Ellis Jones. 19209
32 p. 22.6cm.
[Department of agriculture of Virginia! Bulletin no. 15.
Richmond, August 15th, 1903. Analysis of fertilizers, brands registered.
. . . Richmond, Wm. Ellis Jones. 19210
32 p. 22.5cm.
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1903] A Bibliography of Virginia 843
FDepartment of agriculture of Vlrg:inial Bulletin no. 16.
Richmond, November 1st, 1903. Analysis of fertilizers, brands registered.
. . . Richmond: Wm. Ellis Jones. 19211
a p. 22.6cm. Lime, its source and use, by E. W. MaKruder: p.
18-22.
FDepartment of agriculture of Virginial Bulletin no. 17.
Richmond, December 31st, 1903. Analysis of fertilizers. . . . 19212
18 p. 22.5cm. Includes annual report of the chief chemist, B.
W. Maicruder for 1903.
Confederate soldiers. Report of board of visitors Lee camp soldiers'
home, Richmond, Virginia, December 31, 1903. Richmond, Va., 1904. 19213
20 p. 23Hcm.
Constitution. 'An annotated constitution of Virginia: exhibiting
under one view and at a glance . . . both the old and new constitutions, and
the changes made by the new; and annotated with all the Virginia decisions
construing the old provisions of the new constitution, and with important
decisions of sister states and the supreme court of the United States touch-
ing the new provisions, with an appendix giving ordinances for the regfis-
tration of voters and the extension of charters, and the statutes authorizing
the constituion. By Sam" N: Hurst . . . Luray, Va., Hurst & company.
1903. 19214
xvlli. 241 n. e. 2421 p. 23Hcm.
Conwrations. First annual report of the state corporation commission
of Virginia for the year ending December 31, 1903. Compilations from re-
turns of railroads, canals, electric railways and other corporate companies
are for fiscal year ending June 30, 1903. [Beverley T. Crump, chairman,
Henry Fairfax, Henry C. Stuart, commissioners] Richmond, Va., J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent public printing, 1904. 19215
zli, 223 p., 1 1., 1316 p. 6 Inserted colored sheets of errata. 23Vicm.
_ An act to put into effective operation the provisions of the con-
stitution relating to the creation, appointment and organization of the
"State corporation commission," its jurisdiction, powers, functions and
duties; the qualification of the members and officers thereof, their appoint-
ment and salaries, the location of its offices, and places and times of its
public sessions; its writs, processes, orders, findings and judgments; appeals
from its orders, findings and judgments, and its expenses, etc. Approved
April 15, 1903. 1921«
24 p. 23cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Rules of practice and procedure in cases and proceedings before the com-
mission. Adopted October 6, 1903. 19217
6 p. 23cm.
Crop pests. Virginia state board of crop pest commissioners. Circu-
lar on treatment for San Jose scale, by Wm. B. Alwood, state entomologist
and pathologist. January 10th, 1903, Blacksburg, Virginia. [H. E. M. 27]
19218
18 p. lllus. 23cm.
Virginia state board of crop pest commissioners. Office of ento-
mologist and pathologist. Circular letter to Virginia nurserymen. Blacks-
burg, Va., February 14, 1903. fH. E. M. 28] 19219
1 p.
Virginia state crop pest commission. Reorganization under the
revised law, with a copy of the act of assembly and the rules and regula-
tions adopted by the board and announcement in regard to enforcement of
the law. May 30, 1903. Blacksburg, Virginia. C. P. C. 32. 19220
14 p. 23cm.
[The Virginia state board of crop pest commissioners. Circular
to transportation companies doing business in the state of Virgfinia, Blacks-
burg, Va., July 20. 1903] 19221
1 p.
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Virginia state crop pest commission. Circular of instructions
to local inspectors. Sept. 11, 1903, Blacksburg, Virginia. [By J. L. Phillips,
state entomologist] C. P. C. 31. « 19222
[4] p. 23cm.
[Virginia state crop pest commission. Office of the state ento-
mologist and plant pathologist. Circular note to state nurserymen, Blacks-
burg, Va., October 1, 1903] C. P. C. 37. 19223
[2] p. ' 23cm.
Recommendations for winter treatment of trees and plants in-
fested with the San Jose scale. Blacksburg, Va., Dec. 12, 1903. Cir. no. 38.
19224
[1] p.
Fourth report of the state entomologist and plant pathologist,
on the San Jose scale and the administration of the crop pest laws of Vir-
ginia, 1902-'03. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent public printing,
1903. 19225
63 p. Including plates. 23cm. J. U Phillips, state entomologist.
Deaf and dumb. Biennial report (the 63rd and 64th annual reports)
of the Virginia school for the deaf and the blind ^t Staunton, Virginia, to
the board of visitors, for the fiscal years ending Sept. 30, 1902 and Septem-
ber 30, 1903, and a prospectus for session 1903-1904. Richmond, Virg:inia:
Williams printing company, 1903. 19226
24 p. illus. front. 23cm.
Education. [The Virginia school journal, v. 12, 1903. J. A. McGilvray,
editor. Richmond, Va., 1903] 19227
Virginia school laws, enacted by the general assembly, Decem-
ber, 1903. Richmond, J. L. Hill printing co., 1904. 19228
2 p. 1., [5] -38 P. 22cm.
Virginia school report, 1902 and 1903. Biennial report of the
superintendent of public instruction of the commonwealth of Virginia, with
accompanying documents. School years 1901-1902 and 1902-1903. Rich-
mond, J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1903. 19229
cix, 299 p. 23 Hem. Joseph 'W. Southall. superintendent.
Farmville normal school. State female normal school, FarmviUe, Vir-
ginia. [Catalog] Nineteenth session, 1902-1903. Announcements, 1903-
1904. [Richmond, Va., Everett Waddey co., printers, 1903] 192S0
94 p. front, plates. 21cm.
General assembly. Senate bills ^nos. 393-497], [R. C. nos. 5-209]
reported by the joint committee on revision. [1903] 19231
unpagred. 22Hcm.
Reports of the joint committee on revision. [1903] 19232
125 p. 23%cm. W. H. Mann, O. W. Anderson, C. HT Walker, R,
B. Davis, W. H. Boaz, J. R. Caton, committee.
This committee was appointed to "ascertain and report all contradic-
tions, omissions and imperfections in the creneral statutes passed at this ses-
sion, as compared with each other, and pre-existingr statutes, and to draft
and report such bills as may be necessary to reconcile, perfect and supply
the same, as well as such other bills as may be necessary to put the new
constitution in full and complete operation."
Horticulture. Report, eighth annual session of the Virginia state
horticultural society. Held in the court-house, Pulaski, Va., December 2nd
and 3rd, 1903. Pulaski, Va.: R. D. Smith & Brothers, Printers, 1904. 19233
Labels. Commonwealth of Virginia. Office of the secretary of the
commonwealth, Richmond. An act for protection of labels, trade markp,
&c. Approved April 30, 1903. 19234
5 p. 23cm.
Law. •The Virginia law register, vol. 9. May 1903 to April 1904.
George Bryan, editor. Lynchburg, Va.: J. F. Bell company. 1904. 19235
xxxi, 1098 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia
courts.
Special articles: Legal title in case of satisfied trusts in Vlrarlnia, by
Gordon Paxton; Contracts limiting carrier's liability in Virginia, by Wm.
H. Werth; Due process of law and the Torrens system, by D. C. O'Flaherty;
Statutory supply and labor liens, by Leon Goodman; The mill acts, by Abram
P. Staples; Mechanics' liens in Virginia, by Jno. Garland Pollard; SuDseque/it
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birth of children a8 a revocation of a will, by Marvin H. Altlzer; Wound in
one state — death in another — lecrislation needed, by RaleiRh C. Minor; The
tnodiflcation of the supply-lien act as atrainst mininc: and manufacturing
companies; Mr. JefTerson and Chief Justice Marshall; Hon. H. S. K. Morison.
by H. J. Ayres; Daniel on negotiable instruments — a reply to criticism in
Htu-vard law review by Jno. W. Daniel- Recordation and acknowledgments,
by Jno. Garland Pollard; The trial of Guiteau, by E. Hilton Jackson; Sug-
gested changes in practice.
Life insurance. [Reports of life insurance companies, &c., for year
ending December 31, 1903, published by the auditor of public accounts of
Viifrinia. Under act of general assembly of Virginia, approved March 3,
1898] 19236
No copy seen.
Medical college of Yirginia. Annual catalogue and announcement of
the Medical college of Virginia, Richmond. Catalogue of session 1902-1903
and announcement of session 1903-1904. Richmond, Va., Mitchell & Hotch-
kiss, print. 1903. 19237
76, (1] p. front., plates. 21V6cm.
Medical examining board. [Proceedings of the medical examining
board of Virginia held, June, 1903, Richmond, Virginia] 19238
Copy not seen.
[Proceedings of the medical examining board of Virginia held
December, 1903, Richmond, Virginia] 19239
Copy not seen.
Public health. Bulletin of the Virginia board of health. Published
monthly at the office of the secretary of the board, Richmond, Va. Paulus
A. Irving, M. D., secretary, Richmond, (v. 8, no. 1, April, 1903 — ^v. 8, no. 9,
December, 1903) 19240
The Bulletin was not printed in Jan., Feb. and March 1903.
Secretary of the commonwealth. Annual report of [D. Q. Eggleston]
the secretary of the commonwealth to the governor and general assembly
of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1903. Richmond, Va.: J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing, 1903. 19241
320 p. 23cm.
Includes Names of officers at the seat of government at Richmond:
Members of state boards; Names of all Judges in the state; Report upon the
state library fund; Proclamations by the governor; List of trade-marks,
labels, etc.. tiled under act approved Jan. 6, 1898; Report of Thomas E.
Nimmo, employed by the general librarian In arranging the manuscript
records and documents for preservation in the Virginia State Library; List
of notaries public; Commissioners of deeds for Virginia; List of charters and
amendments to charters, recorded prior to Oct. 1, 1903; Charters of railroad
companies; Foreign corporations.
University of Virginia. Bulletins of the University of Virginia, Char-
lottesville. New series, v. 3, no. 1, January, 1903. Issued quarterly. Cata-
logue, 1902-1903. Announcements, 1903-1904. [Charlottesville, Va., Uni-
versity of Virginia press, 1903] 19242
170, rSl D. 22*4cm.
Bulletins of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville. New
series, v. 3, no. 2, April, 1903. Issued quarterly. Alumni bulletin. Char-
lottesville. Va., University of Virginia press, 1903. 19243
88 p. lUus., ports, plates, map. 23^cm.
Contents in part: How the yellow fever board conducted Its experi-
ments upon human beings, by A. N. Stark: Jas. B. Baker, by Wm. M. Thorn-
ton; The Jefferson memorial road: Necrology: T. L. Preston, G. C. Rives,
Walter Reed. A. L. Rives, C. M. Blackford.
Bulletins of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville. New
series, v. 3, no. 3, July, 1903. Issued quarterly. Alumni bulletin. Char-
lottesville, Va., University of Virginia press, 1903. 19244
1891-149 p. 23%cm. p. 89-94 missing.
Contents In part: Addresses before the association — Judge W. G. Rob-
ertson, President Roosevelt; The alumni banquet — Remarks by Judge R. T.
W. Duke, President Roosevelt, Senator Daniel, Wyndham R. Meredith, Dr.
H. S. Prltchett; Dr. T. N. Page, Hon. R. S. McCormlck.
Bulletins of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville. New
series, v. 3, no. 4, October, 1903. Issued quarterly. Alumni bulletin. Char-
lottesville, Va., University of Virginia press, 1903. 19245
[1631-244 p. front. lUus., ports. 23Hcm.
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846 . BvMetin Virginia State Library [Montague^ Gqy.
Contents In part: Reauiem — Thomas Randolph Price, by G. E. W.;
Harvard University and the University of Virginia, by FrancU G. Peabody;
The founder of the University, by C. W. Dabney; The atmosphere of the
University, by Rt. Rev. A. M. Randolph; I^wls Littlepage Holladay, by Wm.
M. Thornton: W. H. Faulkner, by Jas. A. Harrison; On double reversal, by
W. J. Humphreys; The serum precipitation test for the Identiflcatlon of blood
stains, by Dr. J. W. Mallet; An unappreciated source of typhoid Infection.
by P. B. Barringer; Neuritis, by Dr. E. M. Maerruder; Use of pig; skin grafta
on extensive gn'anulatinsr surface In case of superflcial gangrene, by Dr.
J. Hamilton Brownlne; The student riot of 1836, by T. J. W.; Thomas Ran-
dolph Price, by Wm. M. Thornton; Memoria.1 of Professors J. A. G. and J. S.
Davis; Col. Thos. Lewis Preston,; Presentation of a portrait of Wm. Gordon
McCabe, by Hon Alexander Hamilton; The head master, by Armtstead C. Gor-
don; Presentation of a portrait of Matthew Fontaine Maury, by C. M. N.
Virginia military institute. New Market day at V. M. I., celebrating
the thirty-ninth anniversary of the battle of New Market, and unveiling of
Ezekiel's statue, Virginia mourning her dead. [1903] 19246
84 D. front., porta., facaim. 24Vicm.
Virginia normal and industrial institute. Virginia normal and indus-
trial institute, Petersburg, Virginia. Incorporated March 5, 1882. Opened
October 1883. Twentieth school year. 1902-1903. Kirkham & co., prin-
ters, Petersburg, Va. 19247
58 p. 22cm.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Catalogue of the Virginia polytechnic
institute. State agricultural and mechanical college. 1902-1903. At Blacks-
burg, Va. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell company, printers, 1903. 19248
108 p. 23cm.
Annual report of the Vii]ginia agricultural experiment station,
Blacksburg, Virginia. 1902-1903. Richmond: Everett Waddey company,
1903. 19249
16 p. 23.5cm. J. M. McBryde, director.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 144,
January, 1903. New series, vol. 12, no. 1. Stock and poultry powders, or
condimental foods, [by D. O. Nourse and Meade Ferguson] 19250
10 p. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 145, Feb-
ruary, 1903. New series, vol. 12, no. 2. Forage plants, [by D. 0. Nourse]
19251
p. 13-19. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 146,
March, 1903. New series, vol. 12, no. 3. Some notes on canning fruits and
vegetables, [by Wm. B. Alwood] 19252
p. 21-47. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 147,
April, 1903. New series, vol. 12, no. 4. Bush fruits, second report, [by H.
L. Price] 19253
p. 49-78. Ulus. 23cm.
Virginia agrricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 148,
May, 1903. New series, vol. 12, no. 5. Hay substitutes, [by D.' O. Nourse]
19254
p. 81-90. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 149,
June, 1903. New series, vol. 12, no. 6. Cow peas and soy beans, [by D. O.
Nourse] 19255
p. 93-99. 23cm.
WilUam and Mary college. Catalogue of the college of William and
Mary at Williamsburg, Virginia. Charter dated 1693. Session of 1902-1903.
Announcements 1903-1904. Richmond, Va., Whittet & Shepperson, printers.
19256
68 p. incl. front., iUus., ports. 23cm.
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1904
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia
for the session of 1904. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1904. 19267
688. [2], 48 p. 23cm.
Session beran Jan. 13, 1904 a.nd ended March 16, 1904. J. F. Ryan,
speaker.
[List of members elect, transmitted by D. Q. Eggleston, secretary
of the common'wealth] : p. 3-5. 19258
Rules: p. 8-17. 19259
[Message of the governor, A. J. Montague]: p. 17-22. 19260
Members of the house, who served Jan. 13, 1904 to March 15, 1904:
p. 587, 588. 19261
Errata: [2] p.
Index: 48 p.
[Documents as appendix] :
Contingent and incidental expenses of house of delegates paid under
act approved February 8, 1904, under resolution of house of delegates
agreed to February 8, 1904. House doc. A. 19262
6 p.
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. House doc. no. I. 19263
23 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wed-
nesday, January 13, 1904. Richmond: J, H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing. 1904. 19264
t649] p. . 8vo.
Session lieean Jan. 13, 1904 and ended March 16, 1904. Lieutenant
Crovernor Joseph E. Wlllard presiding:.
[List of members-elect] : p. 3, 4. 19265
[Rules] : p. 4-12. 19266
[Message from the governor, A. J. Montague, Jan. 13, 1904]: p. 14-
19. 19267
250 copies printed separately.
[Letter from the law librarian, W. W. Scott, relative to the condi-
tion of the law library] : p. 29, 30. 19268
[Report of committee relative to the contested election case of E.
S. Keen vs. S. T. Turner] : p. 184-186. 19269
Members of senate who served Jan. 13, 1904 through March 15, 1904.
19270
[Documents as appendix] :
Contingent and incidental expenses of senate, session 1904, under
act and resolutions February 8, 1904. Senate doc. A. 19271
6 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts relative to the
receipts and expenditures for 1904 and 1905. Senate doc. no. I. 19272
19 p.
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Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting list of
pardons, commutations, etc., and reasons therefor. Senate doc. no. II.
19273
64 p.
Communication from the secretary of the commonwealth transmit-
ting certain information regarding insurance on state property at seat of
government. Senate doc. no. 3. 19274
23 p.
Index: 39 p.
AnnuaX Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virsfinia for the year ending September 30,
1904. Printed pursuant to law. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
superintendent of public printing. 1904. 19275
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the governor and
general assembly of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1904. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1904.
19276
V, [2], 182 p. 6 fold, sheets. Morton Mar^e, auditor. The titles of
the tabular statements are not listed here. See under report for 1895. Table
41 shows the number of marriat^es for year ending Dec. 31, 1903.
Report of the second auditor on the condition of the public debt, of
the literary fund, and the report of the commissioners of the sinking fund
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1904, with report of the Miller
fund as an appendix. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1904. 19277
54 p. John G. Dew, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1904. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent public
printing. 1904. 19278
15 p. 1 fold, sheet. ■ A. W. Harman, jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney-general to the governor of Virginia
for the year 1904. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public
printing. 1904. 19279
29 p. William A. Anderson, attorney ireneral.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the gover-
nor of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1904. Richmond:
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1904. 19280
8 p. J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent.
Report of the adjutant-general of the commonwealth of Virginia for
the period ending 20th October 1904. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superin-
tendent public printing. 1904. 19281
391 p. W. NalTe, adjutant general.
Includes Roster of VirKinla volunteers, Oct. 20, 1904; Copies of the
general orders, circulars and special orders.
Department of agriculture of Virginia. Annual report, 1904. G. W.
Koiner, commissioner. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent public
printing. 1905. 19282
199 p. illus. J. H. C. Beverley, president of state board. This 1b
the 2$th annual report of the commissioner.
Includes Report of chief chemist, E. W. Maeruder; Virginia at the
World's fair; Information helpful to the farmer; Soil Improvement; Fruit
culture; Opportunities in the James River valley; Silage versus grain for
dairy cows; Profitable poultry raising: Care of earth roads; [Report on the
experiments and general farm work of the Virginia test farm from Dec
1903 till January, 1905, Saxe, Va., by S. B. Heiges, manager. Bulletin no. 3)
Seventh annual report of the bureau of labor and statistics for the
state of Virginia. 1904. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent Af
public printing. 1904. 19283
[6], 196, [1] p. J. B. Doherty, commissioner.
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Includes Court decisions touching labor; t^ws of various states relat-
ing to labor; Railroad statistics, accidents, wag^es, etc.
First annual report of Uie library board of the Virginia state library
for the year ended June 30, 1904, to which is appended the first annual
report of the state librarian. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent
of public printing. 1904. 19284
1$, 106 p. 1 fold, map., 2 plates. J. P. Kennedy, librarian. A. C.
Oordon, chairman of board.
FResume of the history of the state library]; Receipts and expendi-
tures, Virginia state library, Jan. 1, 1829 to June 30, 1904; List of libraries
reporting to the state for year ending Oct. 31, 1904; List of Confederate
music acquired 1903-4; List of portraits, engravings, manuscripts on exhibi-
tion; Acts of assembly relating to the library; Rules of the board and
library.
Annual report of the board of directors of Virginia penitentiary with
accompanying documents for the fiscal year ending September 80, 1904.
Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 19285
60 p. S. M. Boiling, superintendent.
Second report of the commissioner of state hospitals for the fiscal
year ending September 30, 1904. Richmond, Everett Waddy Co., printers.
1904. 1928«
10 p. L. W. Lane, Jr., commissioner.
Seventy-seventh annual report of the board of directors and of the
superintendent of the Western state hospital of Virmiia for the fiscal year
ending September 30, 1904. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent
public printing. 1904. 19287
69 p. Benjamin Blackford, superintendent
Historical sketch of host>ital since 1S28: p. 11-17.
The one hundred and thirty-first aiuiual report of the Eastern state
hospital of Virginia (at Williamsburg) for the fiscal year end^g Septem-
ber SO, 1904. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printfai^.
1904. 19288
78 p. L. S. Foster, superintendent.
Thirty-fourth annual report of the Central state hospital of Virginia
(at Petersburg, Va.) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1904, and
historical sketrii of hospital. Richmond: J. I{. O'Bannon, superintendent
of public printing. 1904. 19289
128 p. W. F. Drewry, superintendent.
Seventeenth annual report of the Southwestern state hospital of Vir-
ginia (Marion) for the fiscal year ending September 80, 1904, and histori-
cal sketch of hospital. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of pub-
lic printing. 1904. 19290
74 p. R. J. Preston, superintendent.
Report of the board of fisheries to the governor of Virginia, from
October 1, 1903, to September 30, 1904. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, super-
intendent of public printing. 1903 [?] 19291
13 p. 1 fold, sheet. J. W. Bowdoln, chairman.
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virginia, during the session of 1904. Richmond,
J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1904. 19292
424 p. 23cm.
Regular terms of courts; Polling places; Commissioners of deeds;
State's Indebtedness; Receipts and expenditures for fiscal year ending Sep.
30, 1903: p. 381-409. I92d3
Digitized by VjOOQIC
860 BuUetin Virginia. State Library [Montas^ue, Grov.
Collection of Laws
Code of Virginia as amended to adjournment of general as-
sembly, 1904, together with all other statutes of a general and
permanent nature then in force, including tax bill, annotated
constitution of Virginia, constitution of the United States, decla-
ration of independence, articles of confederation, published by
authority of the general assembly. Edited by Jno. Garland
Pollard of the Richmond bar. In two volumes. St. Paul, Minn.,
West publishing co., 1904. 19294
2 V. 2£cin.
"The purpose of this work is two/fold: First. To collect and classify
all statutes of a general and permanent nature now in force; Second. To
give the construction placed upon such statutes by the courts, and to refer
to the comments in text-books and legal periodicals concerning the same."
preface, p. iii. Authorized by general assembly. See Acts, 1902-3-4, p.
733. 19295
Courts
Reports of cases in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia.
Martin P. Burks, state reporter. Vol. 103. From September 15,
1904, to June 6, 1905. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, superintendmt
of public printing, 1905. 19296
[xxxiii] D.. 1 1.. 1II2 D. 23cin.
Rules of the court: p. v.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, Richard H. Cardwell,, John A. Buchanan, George
M. Harrison, Stafford G. Whittle. Attorney general: William A. Ander-
son.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Agriculture. Department of agriculture of Virginia. Annual report
[for the year ending Sep. 30] 1904. G. W. Koiner, commissioner. Rich-
mond: Everett Waddey cc, Printers, 1905. 19297
199 p.incl. front. iUus. 19 plates. 23Hcm. At head of
cover-title: Bulletin no. 22.
Report of the president of the state board of agriculture and immigra-
tion, J. H. C. Beverley: p. 6, 6. 19S«8
Report of the commiasioner. G. W. Koiner, includingr report of division
of cheiiiistry, E. W. Magruder, chief chemist: p. 7-12. 1929*
Virginia at the World's fair: p. 13-16. IMM
Information helpful to the farmer: p. 17-168. IMOl
[Report upon the experiments conducted and upon the general farm
work of the] state test farm, located at Saxe, Charlotte CO., Va., under the con-
trol of the state board of agriculture, Prof. S. B. Beiges, manaarer [from De-
cember, 1903, till January, 1895]: p. 169-196. At head of title: Bulletin
no. 3. IMM
[Department of agriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no. 18.
Richmond, April 25th, 1904. Analysis of fertilizers, brands registered.
.... Richmond: Wm. Ellis Jones. 1930S
46 p. 22.6cm. The folly of purchasing fertilizers by the name,
by E. W. Maeruder: p. 42-43.
[Department of agriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no. 19. Rich-
Richmond: Wm. Ellis Jones, printer. 19S04
80 p. 22.6cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1904] A Bibliography of Virginia 851
[Department of agriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no. 20.
Richmond, Augrust 15th, 1904. Analysis of fertilizers. . . . Richmond:
Wm. Ellis Jones, printer. 1930S
32 p. 22.5cm.
[Department of agriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no. 21.
Richmond, December 1, 1904. Analysis of fertilizers, brands registered.
. . . [Richmond]: Wm. Ellis Jones, printer. 19306
32 p. ^ 22.5cm.
Virginia department of agriculture and immigration. Farm-
ers' bulletin no. 1. Sheep husbandry in Virginia, by T. W. Jordan. . . .
Published by the board of agriculture and immigration. Lynchburg, Va.:
J. P. Bell company, printers, 1904. 19307
8 p. plate. 23cm.
Virginia department of agriculture and immigration. Farm-
ers' bulletin no. 2. Virginia as a horse and mule producing state, by J.
G. Femeyhough. . . . Published by the board of agriculture and immi-
gration. Lynchburg, Va.: J. P. Bell company, printers, 1904. 19308
26 p. plates. 23cm.
Virginia department of agriculture and immigration. Farm-
ers' bulletin no. 3. Fruit growing in Virginia, by_ Samuel B. Woods. . . .
Published by the board of agriculture and immigration. Lynchburg, Va.:
J. P. Bell company, printers, 1904. 19309
7 p. plates. 23cm.
Confederate soldiers. Report of board of visitors Lee Camp soldiers'
home, Richmond, Virginia. December 31, 1904. Richmond, Va., 1906. 19310
20 p. 23V4cm.
Corporations. Second annual report of the state corporation com-
mission of Virginia for the year ending December 31, 1904. [Beverley T.
Crump, chairman, Henry Fairfax, Henry C. Stuart, commissioners] Rich-
numd. Vs., J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent public printing, 1906. 19S11
XX, 360 p. 23 Hem.
Second annual report of the state corporation commission of
Virginia for the year ending June 30, 1904. Part 2. Compilations from re-
turns of railroads, canals, electric railways and other corporate companies.
[Beverley T. Crump, chairman, Henry Fairfax, Henry C. Stuart, commis-
sioners] Richmond, Va., J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent public printing,
1905. 19S12
1683 p. 23Hcm.
Crime and criminals. A compilation of laws relating to the Virginia
penitentiary, Dec. 20th, 1904. Richmond: The Williams printing co., 1906.
19313
64 p. 22.5cm.
Address of the prison association of Virginia to the citizens
and officials of the state. Richmond, Herbert T. Ezekiel, printer, 1904.
19314
10. [1] p. 22Hcm.
Crop pesta. Virginia state crop pest commission. Circular to nur-
serymen relating to shipment of nursery stock. Issued May 20, 1904.
Blacksburg, Virginia. [C. P. C. 42] News print, Blacksburg, Va. 19315
[7] p. 23cm.
Virginia state crop pest commission. Circular to nurserymen
relating to fumigation of nursery stock. Issued June 20, 1904. Blacksburg,
Virginia. [C. P. C. 44] 19316
[4] p. 24cm.
Virginia state crop pest commission. Circular in relation to
some injurious insects and plant diseases, by Wm. B. Alwood. August,
1904. [C. P. C. no. 46] Lynchburg, Va.: J. P. Bell company, printers, 1904.
19317
25 p. illus. 23cm.
Virginia state crop pest commission. Circular to local inspec-
tors relating to inspection of nursery stock. Issued Oct. 12, 1904. Blacks-
burg, Virginia. [C. P. C. 49] 19318
[4] p. 23cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
852 BuUeUn Virginia. State Library [Montague, Gov.
Education. A pocket catalogue of publications for the state of Vir-
ginia. Authorized by the state board of education, for use in the public
schools of Virginia, for a period of four years from August 1, 1904, New
York, [etc.]. Silver, Burdett & Co. [n. d.] 19S19
[8] p. 16cm.
[The Virginia school journal, v. 13, 1904. J. A. McGilvray,
editor. Richmond, Va., 1904] 19320
Virginia school laws enacted by the General assembly, Decem-
ber, 1908. Richmond, J. L. Hill printing company, 1904. 19S21
38 p. 22cm. "Contains the provisions of the new state constl-
tutlon on education . .. . and the acts of Assembly enacted in December.
1903, for the grovernment of the public free schools." — Foreword, p. 3. Issued
\ by the Department of public instruction.
Elections. Extracts from Virginia election laws, also the electoral
board and registration laws. 1904. 19322
S8 p. 23cm.
Farmytlle normal school. State female normal school, Farmville, Vir-
ginia. [Catalog] Twentieth session, 1903-1904. Announcements, 1904-1905.
[Richmond, Everett Waddey co., printers] 1904. 19323
111 p. front, plates. 20Hcm.
General assembly. [Bills of the senate. Session of 1904] 19324
Bound copy in the office of the superintendent of public printing.
Members and committees of the senate and house of delegates
of Virginia. Session 1904. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent
public printing, 1904. 19325
30 p. 14.5cm.
Manual of the senate and house of delegates^of Virginia. Ses-
sion 1904. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent public printing, 1904.
19326
161, [1] p. 14.Scm.
Hortic^ure. Report ninth annual session of the Virginia state horti-
cultural society held in Davis hall, Front Royal, Va. December 13th and
14th, 1904. Lynchburg, Va.: J. P. Bell company, printer, 1905. 19327
278 p. illus. 2S.5cm.
Law. "The Virginia law register, vol. 10. May 1904 to April 190K.
Jno. Garland Pollard, editor. Christopher B. Gamett, George C. Gregory,
associate editors. Lynchburg, Va.: J. P. Bell company. 1905. 19328
xliv, 1134 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia
courts.
Special articles: The Virginia state corporation commission, by A. Caper-
ton Braxton; John H. Surratt and the ^reat conspiracy, by E. Hilton Jackson;
Constitutional provision as to titles to laws, by C. B. Gamett; The equitable
doctrine of marshalling the assets of decedents, by C. B. Garnett; The liability
of directors and officers of financial institutions, by J. Hector McNeal; Chris-
tian science and the law, by Irving E. Campbell; "Last clear chance," by Thos.
W. Shelton; Land transfers, ancient and modern, by Eugene C. Massle: The
liability of tele^aph companies for negllKe^ce in the transmission and deliv-
ery of messages, by Graham B. Smedley; Former Jeopardy, by O. B. Harvey;
Federal common law, by Hunsden Cary; Sales under deeds of trust, by E. R. P.
Wells; Virginia conventions of the revolution, by W. F. Dunaway, Jr.; Com-
pensation to rescuers, by Thos. W. Shelton; Should the Sunday laws of our
country be changed to meet the demands of our cosmopolitan population, by
Irving E. Campbell; Judge Edmund Pendleton; Pleading to an action of as-
sumpsit on a specialty, Dy W. R. Abbot, jr.; Civil death in Virginia: suits
against felons, by W. Allen Perkins; "The judicial usurpation of power," by
Camm Patteson; Injunction against cutting timber, by Robt. C. Jackson; Dis-
position of land by will in England, by Edwin Maxey: West Virginia's con-
tributive share of the debt of Virginia, by Randolph Harrison; The Swayne
Impeachment proceedings, by E. Hilton Jackson.
Library. First annual report of the library board of the Virginia
state library for ttie year ended June 30, 1904, to which is appended the
first annual report of the state librarian. Richmond, 1904. 19329
106 p. front., plate, map. 23cm. A. C. Gordon, chairman
of board. J. P. Kennedy, librarian.
List of confederate music acquired during 1903-'04, p. 30. 1*390
List of libraries reporting to the state during year ended Oct. 31, 1904:
p. 24-26. IMSl
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1904] A Bibliograpfuy of Virginia 853
Life insunuice. [Reports of life insurance companies, &c., for year
ending December 31, 1904, published by the auditor of public accounts
«f Virginia. Under act of general assembly of Virginia, approved March
3, 1898] 19332
No copy seen.
McCne^ J. S. Supreme court of appeals of Virginia, at Richmond. J.
Samuel McCue, plaintiff in error, v. Commonwealth of Virginia. Petition
for writ of error and supersedeas. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell company,
printers. [1904] 19SM
124 p. 23cm.
Medical college of Virginia. Annual catalogue and announcement of
the Medical college of Virginia, Richmond. Department of medicine, den-
tistry and pharmacy. Catalogue of session 1903-1904, and annoimcement
of session 1904-1905. Richmond, J. L. Hull printing co., 1904. 19334
■.r. . \''* "•, Cr°?*- ^.-.^K^*^"'- (Bulletin of the Medical coUeRe of
Virginia, v. 1, no. 2, June, 1904.)
Bulletin of the Medical college of Virginia, v. 1, no. 1, March,
1904. [Richmond.] 19335
21 p. it%cm. quarterly.
Bulletin of the Medical college of Virginia, v. 1, no. 2, June,
1904. Catalogue number. Richmond. 1933S
104 p. 21 Hem. quarterly.
Bulletin of the Medical college of Virginia, v. 1, no. 8, Sep-
tember, 1904. Richmond. 19337
24 p. plates. 21%cm. quarterly. >
Contents: Annual address by Hon. A. Caperton Braxton; New president
ot the American surgical association; First annual report of Memorial hospital.
Bulletin of the Medical college of Virginia, v. 1, no. 4, Decem-
ber, 1904. Richmond. 193''"
27 p. 21 Hem. quarterly.
Contents: Clinical facilities; Teachlnar in laboratories: The college
medical society; Medical clinic, by Robt. F. Williams, M. D.; Surgical clinle
(Excision of Oasserlan sransrllon) by .1. Shelton Horsley, M. D.; CoUeRe notes.
Medical Examining Board. [Proceedings of the meclical examining
board of Virginia, held June, 1904, Richmond, Virginia] 19339
Copy not seen.
[Proceedings of the medical examining board of Virginia, heid
December, 1904, Richmond, Virginia] 19340
Copy not seen.
Mineral reaonrces. A hand book on the minerals and mineral re-
sources of Virginia. Prepared for the Virginia commission to the St. Louis
exposition b^ Froehling & Robertson, chemists and economic geologists,
Richmond, Virginia. [Salem, Va., Press of the Salem printing and publish-
ing company, inc., 19041 19341
cover-title, viii, 1&9 p. front, (fold map), plates. 23 Hem.
Officers. List of judges, treasurers, sherins, and other officers in the
state of Virginia, 1904. Published by the auditor of public accounts. Rich-
mond: J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing. 1904. 19342
122 p. ISHcm.
; Old Dominion steamahip co. In the supreme court of appeals of Vir-
ginia. At Richmond. Old Dominion steamship company vs. commonwealth
of Virginia. D. M. No. €5 Ha. From the corporation commission. [1904]
19343
caption-title, [171 p. 23cm.
Public health. Bulletin of the Virginia board of health. Published
monthly at the office of the secretairy of the board, Richmond, Va. Paulus
A. Irving, M. D., secretary, Richmond, (v. 8, no. 10, January-v. 8, no. 19.
December, 1904) 19344
Secretary of the commonwealth. Annual report of [D. Q. Eggleston]
the secretary of the commonwealth to the governor and general assembly
of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1904. Richmond: J. H.
O'Bannon, superintendent of pubuc printing, 1904. 19345
327. [1] p. 23cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
854 BuUeUn Virginia State Libra/ry [Montagae, Gov>
Includes Names of officers at the seat of government at Richmond;
Members of state board; Names of all Judges In the state; Proclamations by
the grovernor; List of notaries public; Commissioners of deeds for Virginia;^
Commissioners of deeds in Virginia for other states; List of county and dis-
trict officers, and city and ward officers; List of charters and amendments to
charters recorded Oct. 1, 1903 to Sept. 30, 1904; List of foreign corporationa
admitted and licensed; List of railroad charters granted; Proprietary con-
tainers; Trade marks, labels, etc.; Governors of Virginia; A list of members
of congress from 1789 to date.
Suffrage. Supreme court of the United States October term, 1903.
Jones and others vs. Virginia state board of canvassers, no. 189 — in prohibi-
tion. Selden and others vs. same. no. 190— in equity. Argfument of William
A. Anderson, attomey-'general of Virginia, before the supreme court of the
United States, in the Virginia suffrage cases above mentioned, on behalf
of the defendants, and of the commonwealth of Virginia. Final argument
April 4th and 5th 1904. 19346
cover title, 48 p. 23cm.
Railroads. 'Argument delivered February 12th, 1904, before house
committee on roads and internal navigation of the general assembly of
Virginia, by Egbert G. Leigh, Jr., president of the Richmond chamber of
commerce, on house bill no. — "In relation to the assessment for taxation
of the rolling stock of railway corporations." Published oy order of the
special committee of the chamber. [1904] 19347
16 p. 23cm. Proposed bill: p. 1, 2.
University of Virginiai, Bulletins of tiie University of Virginia, Char-
lottesville. New series, v. 4, no. 1, January, 1904. Issued quarterly. Cata-
logue, 1903-1904. Announcements, 1904-'1905. Published by the Univefw.
sity of Virginia. [1904] 19348
177, fS] p. 22'V4cm.
Bulletins of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville. New-
series, v. 4, no. 2, April, 1904. Issued quarterly. Alumni bulletin. Char-
lottesville, University of Virginia press, 1904. 19349
124 p. front. lUus., port, plates, plan, facslm. 23Ucm.
Contents In part: Gait's statue of Jefferson, by Mary Jeftery Gait;
Thomas Jefferson, by Senator Geo. F. Hoar; Thomas Jefferson and the Louisi-
ana purchase, by Henry T. Kent; James Monroe and the Louisiana purchase,
by John Bassett Moore: The first alumnus of the University to enter the med-
ical corps of the navy (W. A. W. Spotswood), by G.; Clasaiflcation of the Bar-
ringer coins, by M. M. Humphreys; President C. W. Dabney, by C. E. Vawter;
Judge James B. Sener, by F. P. D. ; Robert Lewis Dabney, by Wm. M. Thor l-
ton; Thomas Underwood Dudley, by Randolph H. McKlm; Rt. Rev. Jas. Addi-
son Ingle, Rev. J. B. Dunn; John Summerfleld Lrndsay, by F. H. Smith; Leo
N. .T.evi, by R. N. Tallsch.
Bulletins of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville. New
series, v. 4, no. 3, July, 1904. Issued quarterly. Alumni bulletin. Char-
lottesville, Va., University of Virginia press, 1904. 19350
ri25]-232 p. 23Hcm.
Contents in part: Address before the alumni, by Henry Louis Smith;
The alumni banquet — Remarks by Gov. Montague, Gen. Horatio C. King,
Henry Louis Smith, Thoa. Nelson Page, Archer Pauntleroy, Murray McGulro
and 'Wm. H. Thornton.
Bulletins of the University of Virginia. New series, v. 4, no.
4, October, 1904. . . . Alumni bulletin. Charlottesville, Va., The Uni-
versity of Virginia press, 1904. 19351
r236]-356 p. front., ports., plates. 23%cm.
Contents in part: Edwin Anderson Alderman, by C. Alphonso Smith..
Edgar Gardner Murphy, Albert Lefevre, Wm. Benj. Smith; Address of wel-
come to the first president of the university, by Jas. M. Page; Address of ac-
ceptance, by E. A. Alderman; Chairmen of the faculty: Jno. P. Emmet; Geo.
Tucker; Roblev Dunglison, Jno. Tayloe Lomax; Robt. Maskell Patterson r
Chas. Bonnycaatle, John A. G. Davis, Gessfler Harrison, Henry St. Geo. Tucker;
Twenty years ago at the University of Virginia, by S. S. Broadus; Forty years
ago, by D.; The Fayerweather will litigation, by Jackson Guy; An early school
of law, by Otis B. Sears; Ins stille Land (Richard P. Bell, Capt. Wm. R. Gar-
nett. MaJ. Horace W^. Jones, Dr. A. Nash Johnston, Upton w. Muir, Wm. HL
Payne).
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1905] A Bibliography of Virginia 866
Ylrginia military institute. Virginia militaiy institute, Lexington,
Virginia. Official register, 1903-1904. Roanoke, Va., Stone printing &
manufacturing co., 1904. 19352
122 p. 18cm.
Virginia normal and industrial institute. Virginia normal and indus-
trial institute, Petersburg, Virginia. Incorporated Idarch 5, 1882. Opened
October, 1883. Twenty-first school year. 1903-1904. Kirkham & co.,
printers, Petersburg, Va. 1935S
60 p. 22cm.
Virginia p«>Iyt«clinic institute. Catalogue of the Virginia polytechnic
institute. State agricultural and mechanical college. 1903-1904. At Blacks-
burg, Va. Lynchburg, Va., J. F. Bell company, printers, 1904. 19354
120 p. 23cm.
Annual report of the Virginia agricultural experiment station,
Blacksburg, Virginia. 1904. Lynchburg, Virginia: J. P. Bell company,
printers and binders, 1906. 19355
27 p. 23cm. Andrew M. Soule, director.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Department of horti-
culture and chemistry. Bulletin no. 150, July, 1904. Vol. 13, no. 1. The
composition of cider as determined by dominant fermentation with pure
yeasts, by Wm. B. Alwood, R. J. Davidson and W. A. P. Moncure. 19356
33 p. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Department of hor-
ticulture. Bulletin no. 151, September, 1904. Vol. 13, no. 2 Apple pro-
duction in Virginia, by Wm. B. Alwood. 19357
p. 35-68. maps. 23cm.
T^rginia agricultural experiment station. Department of en-
tomology. Bulletin 152, October, 1904. Vol. 13, no. 3. Experiments with
caustic soda and some patent washes against the San Jose scale, by John
L. Phillips. 19358
p. 69-67. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Department of veter-
inary science. Bulletin 153, Decembier, 1904. Vol. 13, no. 4. The horn fly
(Haematobia serrata), by John Spencer. 19359
p. 69-77. lUus. 23cm.
William and Mary college. Catalogue of the college of William and
Mary at Williamsburg, Virginia. Charter dated 1693. Session of 1903-
1904. Announcements 1904-1905. Richmond, Va., Whittet & She-<person,
printers. 19363
68 p. incl. front., illua., ports. 23cm.
1905
Animal Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealtii of Virginia for the year ending September .30,
1905. Part I. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of pub-
lic printing. 1905. 19361
Part 2 of the Annual reports was the Calendar of transcripts [In the
state library] 658 p.
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the gover-
nor and genera] assembly of Virginia for the fiscal year ending Sep-
tember 80, 1905. Richmond: Davis 'Bottom, superintendent of public
printing. 1905. 19362
T, r21, 182 D. 9 foM. sheets. Morton Marye, auditor. The titles ot
tbe tabular statements are not listed here. See under the report for 1895.
Titble 41 shows number of marrlaKres for year endine Dec. 31, 1904.
Report of the second auditor of Virginia, on the condition of
the public debt, of the literary fund, and the report of the commis-
Digitized by CjOOQIC
856 Bvttetm Virginia State Library [Montague, Gov.
sioners of the sinking fund for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1905 with report of the Miller fund as an appendix. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1905. 1936S
56 p. .Tohn (i. Dew, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Vir^nia for the fiscal year end-
ing September 30, 1905. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public
printing. 1906. 19S64
15 p. 1 fold, sheet. A. W. Harman, Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney-general to the governor of Virginia
for the year 1905. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public print-
ing. 1905. 19365
67 p. William A. Anderson, attorney g:eneral.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the gover-
nor of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 80, 1905. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1905. 19366
8 p. Davlg Bottom, superintendent.
Report of the adjutant-general of the commonwealth of Virginia for
the period ending 20th October, 1905. Richmond: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent of public printing. 1905. 19367
xvil, 251 p 4 fold, sheets. W. Nalle, adjutant greneral.
Includes State roster and roster of Virginia volunteers; Copies of the
greneral orders and special orders of more than usual importance.
Department of agriculture of the state of Virginia. [27th] annual
report for the year 1905, by G. W. Koiner, commissioner. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1906 19368
198 p. illus. C. W. Heater, president of' state board.
Includes Report of the chief chemist, B. W. Magruder: Information that
will aid and encourage farmers In their dally business; [Report of the ex-
periments conducted and the general farm work of the Virelnia test farm.
from .January, 1905 to December, 1906, at Saxe, Va., by S. B. Helges, manager.
Bulletin 41
Eighth annual report of the bureau of labor and industrial statistics
for the state of Virginia 1906. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent
of public printing. 1905. 19369
339, [3] p. J. B. Doherty, commissioner.
Includes Accidents and average pay on railroads; Decisions under
common law; Decisions under statute law.
Report of the board of fisheries to the governor of Virginia, from
October 1, 1904, to September 30, 1905. Richmond: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent public printing. 1905. 19370
16 p. 1 fold, sheet. J. W. Bowdoin, chairman.
Virginia state library. Calendar of transcripts including the annual
report of the department of archives and history. John P. Kennedy, state
librarian. Richmond, Va.: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing.
1906. 19d71
668, xliv p.
Second annual report of the library board of the Virgrinia state II-
braify 1904-1905. To which is appended the second annual report of the
state librarian. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1906. 19372
134 p. 1 fold. map. J. P. Kennedy, librarian. A. C. Gordon, chairman
of board.
Includes List of bound periodicals and current numt>er8 now in tlie
library; Original muster rolls placed in the temporary custody of the U. S.
government by the state of Virginia [List]
Third report of the commissioner of state hospitals for the fiscal
year ending September 30, 1905. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent
of public printing. 1905. 1937$
16 p. L. W. Lane, Jr., commissioner.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary
with accompanying documents for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1905. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1905.
19374
66 p. 28cm. S. M. Boiling superintendent.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1905] A Bibliography of Virginia, 867
Includes the first annual report of the farm superintendent, Oct. 1, 1906:
p. 46-56.
Seventy-«ighth annual report of the board of directors and of the
superintendent of the Western State hospital of Virginia for the jiscal year
ending September 30, 1906. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of
public printing. 1905. 19375
62 p. Benjamin Blaclcford, superintendent.
The one hundred and thirty-second annual report of the Eastern
state hospital of Virginia (at Williamsburg) for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 11905. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public
printing. 1905. 19376
67 p. 1 fold, sheet. L. S. Foster, superlntenaent.
Thirty-fifth annual report of the Central state hospital of Virginia
(Petersburg) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1905. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1905. 19377
84 p. 1 fold, sheet. W. F. Drewry, superintendent.
Eighteenth annual report of the Southwestern state hospital of Vir-
ginia (Marion) for the fiscal year ending September 30th, 1905. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1905. 19378
66 p. R. J. Preston, superintendent.
Code
*An annotated pocket code of Virginia: embracin^r such
parts of the code of 1887, and the subsequent acts of the general
assembly, as an attorney usually needs in his practice; with a
general index to code and acts ... By Sam N. Hurst . . .
Published pursuant to legislative authority. Pulaski City, Va.^
Hurst & company, 1905. 19379
vil, [1], 691 p. ISHcm. On cover: 2d ed. Lawyers' ed.
Courts
Reports of cases in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia.
Martin P. Burks, state reporter. Vol. 104. From June 6, 1905,
to February 2, 1906. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent
of public printing, 1906. 19380
xxxii, 994 p. plates (plans) 23cm.
Rules of court. 21. Rules and regulations for licensing persons to
practice law. p. [v]-vi.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buchanan, C^rge
M. Harrison, Stafford G. Whittle. Attorney general: William A. Anderson.
*The encyclopedic digest of Virginia and West Virginia re-
ports, being a complete encyclopedia and digest of all tiie Vir-
ginia and West Virginia case law up to and including vol. 103
Virginia reports and vol. 55 West Virginia reports. Under the
editorial supervision of Thomas Johnson Michie . . . (jhar-
lottesville, Va., The Michie company, law publishers, 1905-9.
19381
16 T. 24 Hem.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
858 Bulletin Virginia State Librae [Montague, Gov.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Agriculture. Department of aericulture of the state of Virginia.
[27thJ annual report for the year [ending Sept. 30] 1905, by G. W. Koiner,
commissioner. [Bulletin no. 28] Richmond: Chas. E. Picot printing com-
pany, 1905. 19382
198 p. plates, illus. 23cin.
(.«,.,i=.l^t!U^**n^^/""l,°'.*^'** president of the state board ot agriculture and
immigration, C. W. Heater; Report of the chief chemist, E. W. Magruder:
Information that will aid and encourage farmers in their daily business,
w^-i, iv®.^°/Vi"'**?". ^\^ experiments conducted and upon the general farm
work of the Virginia test farm from January 1905 till December, 1905, S. B.
Heiges, manager] Bulletin no. 4. p. 167-194.
J — — [Department of agriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no. 23. Rich-
mond, Apnl 15, 1905. First report on food products 19383
56 p. 23cm.
m 1. «i"';'l'A®* .A*^*^ *° prevent the sale of adulterated and misbranded food of
£®'i^ *.',•, V,""' Standards of purity for food products; Commercial stock feeds
by E W. Magruder, H. H. Hurt and C. M. Bradbury; Coffee by E. W. Magruder;
Tea by EW Magruder; Vinegar by E. W. Magruder and H. H. Hurt; BakinK
gowders by E. W. Magruder and H. H. Hurt; Canned corn, tomatoes, lima
eans, baked beans by 0. M. Bradbur7.
[Department of agriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no. 24. Rich-
mond, May, 1905. Analysis of fertilizers and brands registered. . . .
19584
48 p. 23cm.
[Department of agriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no. 26.
Richmond, July, 1906. Analysis of fertilizers. Brands registered. . . .
19385
32 p. 23cm.
[Department of agriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no. 26.
Richmond, August, 1905 Analysis of fertilizers. . . . 19386
40 p. 23cm.
[Department of agriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no. 27.
Richmond, December, 1905. Analysis of fertilizers. . . . 19387
32 p. 23cm.
Virginia department of agriculture and immigration. Farmers'
bulletin no. 4. Com growing in Virginia, by Andrew M. Soule . .
Published by the board of agriculture and immigration. Lynchburg, Va.: J.
P. Bell company, printers, 1905. 19388
31 p. illus. 23cm.
Report of the second annual session of the Virginia state farm-
ers' institute held at the Mountain Park Casino, Roanoke, Virginia, July 12tii,
13th and 14th, 1905. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell company, inc., 1906. 19389
150 p. Illus. 23cm. Report of 1st session not printed.
"The first annual meeting of the Virginia state farmers' institute was
held in Roanoke on August 30 and 31, 1904. The attendance was very good
considering the Initial nature of the movement, and those present felt suffi-
ciently encouraged to perpetuate the idea of an annual state gathering of the
leading farmers of Virginia for the purpose of discussing matters of par-
ticular Interest to them. Officers were, therefore, elected and Instructed to
prepare a program and arrange for the second annual meeting to be held In
the city of Roanoke. The need of funds to advertise and carry on the work
of the institute and to publish its annual report was so apparent that the
state board of agriculture was approached and asked for a grant of $300.00.
Dr. J. M. McBryde, ex-offlcio member of the board, having SSOO.OO at his dis-
posal, was authorized to turn this over to the secretary of the institute."
Colored insane. Historical sketch of the central state hospital and
the care of the colored insane of Virginia 1870-1905, by William Francis
Drewry, M. D. Richmond: Everett Waddey co., printers. 19390
18 p. plates. 24cm.
Confederate soldiers. Report of board of visitors Lee camp soldiers'
home, Richmond, Virginia. December 31, 1905. Richmond, Va., 1906. 19391
21 p. 22Hcm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1905] A Bibliography of Virginia' 859
Corporati(Hi& Third annual report of the state corporation commia-
aion of Virginia for the year ending December 31, 1905. [Beverley T.
Crvunp, chairman, Henry Fairfax, Henry C. Stuart, Joseph E. Willard,
commissioners] Richmond, Va., Davis Bottom, superintendent public print-
ing, 1906. 19392
xl. 576 p. 23 Hem. .
Third annual report of the state corporation commission of
Virginia for the year ending December 31, 1905. Fart 2. Compilations
from returns of canals, railroads, electric railways and other corporate
companies. [Beverley T. Crump, chairman, Henry Fairfax, Henry C.
Stuart, Joseph E. Willard, commissioners] Richmond, Va., Davis Bottom,
superintendent public printing, 1906. 19393
1311 p. 23Hcm.
Virginia corporation law. Constitutional provisions and sta-
tutes of Virginia relating to issuing, amending and taxing charters of cor-
porations. Comp. by the State corporation commission. January 1st,
1905. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent public printing, 1905.
19394
71 p. 23Hcm.
Crime and criminals. ' Biennial report of the prison association of
Virginia for the years 1904 and 1905. Richmond, Herbert T. Ezekiel,
printer, 1906. 19395
24 p. plates. 23cm.
Crop pests. Virginia state crop pest commission. Circular to Vir-
ginia nurserymen relating to inspection and shipment of nursery stock.
Issued July 31, 1905. Blacksburg, Virginia. [C. P. C. 52] [By J. L. Phil-
lips, state entomologist] 19396
[7] p. 24cm.
Circular to nurserymen and fruit growers, relating to the pur-
chase of nursery stock. [J. L. Phillips, state entomologist] Issued No-
vember 28, 1905, Blacksburg, Virginia. 19397
[4] p. 24cm. (C. P. C. 66)
Fifth report of the state entomologist and plant pathologist,
on the San Jose scale and the administration of the crop pest law of Vir-
ginia, 1904-05. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing, 1906. 19398
88 p. iUus. 23cm. J. L.. Phillips, state entomologist.
Deaf and dumb. Biennial report (the 65th and 66th annual reports)
of the Virginia school for the deaf and the blind at Staunton, Virginia to
the board of visitors for the fiscfd years ending Sept. 30, 1904, and Sept. 30,
1905. And a prospectus for session 1905-1906. Staunton, Va.: Beverley
press. 19399
20 p. illus. front. 23cm.
Education. [The Virginia school journal, v. 14, nos. 1 — Jan. —
1905. Richmond, Va., 1905] 19400
In the Vlr^nia Journal of education, v. 1, no. 1, p. 17 there is a state-
ment to the effect that the Virginia school Journal "went out of existence"
In the sprine of 1905.
Virginia school report. Biennial report of the superintendent
of public instruction of the commonwealth of Virginia, with accompanying
documents. School years 1903-1904 and 1904-1905. Richmond, Davis Bot-
tom, superintendent of public printing, 1906. 19401
xcvi, 269 p. 22 Hem. Joseph W. Southall, superintendent.
Text-books for th^ public high schools of Virginia, adopted
March 23, 1905. 19402
24 p. . 23Hcm. Circular no. 268.
Farmville normal schooL State female normal school, Farmville,
Virginia. [Catalog] Twenty-first session, 1904-1905. Announcements,
1905-1906. [Richmond, Va. Everett Waddey co. [n. d.] 19403
129 p. front, plates. 21cm.
Geological survey. . . . Geological survey of Virginia. Thomas
L. Watson, geologist in charge. Geological series, bulletin no. 1. Lead and
Digitized by CjOOQIC
860 Bidletin Virginia State Library [Montague, Gov.
zinc deposits of Virginia. By Thomas Leonard Watson, geologist in charge,
geological survey of Virginia, and professor of geology, Virginia polytech-
nic institute. Published by board of agriculture and immigration, 1906. .
19401
.» w ^I^ P\... ''",*??'••. ".^"*.- plate* (part fold.), maps, plans, dlagrrs. 23J4cin.
At head of title: Virginia department of aerriculture and Immigration. BlWi-
ograpny: p. 16-18.
, -: — : • • • Geological survey of Virginia. Thomas L. Watson,
geologist in charge. Geological series, bulletin no. 2. The clay deposits of
the Virginia coastal plain. By Heinrich Ries. With a chapter on the geology
of the Virginia coastal plain by William Bullock Clark and Benjamin LeRoy
Miller. Published by board of agriculture and immigration, 1906. 19405
., „ 2 p. 1.. 184 p. front, (fold map), lUus., plates, tables (part, fold.),
diagrs. 24 Hem. At head of title: Virginia department of agricul-
ture and Immigration.
Hampton institute. Thirty-seventh report of the principal of Hamp-
ton institute. 1906. Hampton, The institute press, 1905. 19406
,A», » *2 ^- Ulus. 23cm. (The Hampton bulletin, v. 1, no. 2. June,
1905.)
House of burgesses. Journals of the house of burgesses of Virginia,
1773-1776, including the records of the committee of correspondence.
Edited by John Pendleton Kennedy. [Edited and published by authority
of the library board of the Virginia state library] Richmond, Virginia,
1905. [Printed by Everett Waddey co.] 19407
3(11 p. 33cm. 500 copies printed.
Contents: Preface; burgesses; prorogations; journal, 1773; Journal,
1774; Journal, 1776; committee of correspondence (minutes. 1773; letters re-
ceived); committee of correspondence (minutes, 1774: letters received); com-
mittee of correspondence (minutes, 1775; letters received); index.
Horticulture. Report [of the] tenth annual session of the Virginia
state horticultural society held in Murphy's Hotel, Richmond, Va., January
23d and 24th, 1906. Winchester, Va.: The Eddy press corporation, 1906.
19408
182 p. 23.Scm.
Insurance. Abstract of the laws of the state of Virginia in relation
to insurance, guaranty, fidelity, indemnity and trust compames. 1906. Comp.
by the auditor of public accounts. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, superintend-
ent public printing, 1905. 19409
60 p. 23cm.
Law. *The Virginia law register, vol. 11. May 1905 to April 1906.
Jno. Garland Pollard, editor. Christopher B. Garnet^ George C. Greg^)ry,
associate editors. Charlottesville, Va.: The Michie company. 1906. 19410
li, 1061 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia courts.
Special articles: William B. Pettit, by Andrew K. Leake; Is the income
of the lawyer subject to tax, by G. D. Batchelor; The late James C. Carter,
by Camm Patteson; History of VlrKlnia codification, by "Wm. E. Ross; Dis-
charge of persons secondarily liable upon negotiable Instruments, by J. H.
Day, Jr.; William McLaughlin, by Chas. Curry; What Is the liability of Indi-
viduals and municipal corporations for obstructing the flow of surface water,
by J. F. Bouchelle; Reform of our land laws, by Eugene C. Massle; Defects in
legislation, by Lewis H. Machen; Effect of possession of land without recorded
title, by M. G. Mason; The Torrens system, by E. P. Cox, A. A. Phlegar, Ra-
leigh C. Minor, J. F. Bullitt, E. C. Massie, W. J. Henson, W. H. Werth; The
death penalty — reasons for Its abolition, by W. E. Ross; Judicial salaries In
Virginia; Liability of receiving carrier for loss beyond Its own line, by A. W.
Patterson; Primary elections by Chas. IT. Williams; Treaties as sources of
International law, by Edwin Maxey; Suit by assignee on official bond, by B. M.
Fulton; The new act concerning demurrers to evidence, by S. S. P. Patteson:
Suggested changes in criminal practice, by F. B. Whiting. _ _
Library. Second annual report of the library board of the Virginia
state library, 1904-1905. To which is appended the second annual report
of the state librarian. Richmond, D. Bottom, supt. of public printing, 1906.
19411
134 p. front., map., fold. tab. 23cm. A. C. Gordon, chairman
of board. J. P. Kennedv. librarian. . ,.....»,...
List of bound periodicals and current numbers now In the state library,
1906, p. 31-46; Confederate muster rolls, p. 49-54.
Digitized by VjOOQIC
1905] A Bibliography of Virginia 861
Calendar of transcripts, including the annual report of
the state boards; Number of hours devoted to teaching; Clinic (Caesarean sec-
tion and hysterectomy) by George Ben Johnston, M. D.; Clinic (Pneumonia In
an Infant) by C. A. Blanton, M. D.; Clinic (Operations for middle ear disease)
the department of archives and history. John P. Kennedy, state librarian.
Richmond, Va., D. Bottom, supt. public printing, 1906. 19412
Iv, 6-668. xliv p. 2«cm.
This was also printed as Part 2 of the Annual reports.
Life insarsBce. [Reports of life insurance companies, &c., for year
ending December 31, 1905, published by the auditor of public accounts of
Virginia. Under act of general assembly of Virginia, approved March 8,
1898] 19413
No copy seen.
Medical college of Virginia. Sixty-eighth annual announcement of
the Medical college of Virginia, Richmond, containing the bulletin of the
medical, dental and pharmaceutical courses, 1905-1906. Richmond, Va.,
Mitchell & Hotchkiss, printers. [1905] 19414
„. _. ?* P- . front. 21% cm. (Bulletin of the Medical coUegre of
Vlrirlnla, v. 2. no. 2, June. 1906.)
Bulletin of the medical college of Virginia, v. 2, no. 1, March,
1906. Richmond. 19415
18 n. 21%cm. quarterly. Contents: Our record befor*
-*- bo-- " — -^ ~ ' ^ — . _...._
by John P. Davidson, M. D.'; Training: school'for nurses'at "memorlai hospTfaf.
Bulletin of the medical college of Virginia, v. 2, no. 3, Sep-
tember, 1905. Richmond. 19416
12 p. 21 Hem. quarterly. Contents: Address of Major
Walter D. McCaw, M. D., before the graduating class of the Medical collegre
of Virgrinia; Report of Memorial hospital.
Bulletin of the medical college of Virginia, v. 2, no. 4, Decem-
ber, 1906. Dispensary number. Richmond. 19417
16 p. 21 Hem. quarterly. Officers and staff of city dis-
pensary; clinical Instruction; Report of dispensary for 1906; Post-typholdal
Infection of ribs [by J. S. HorsleyJ
Medical examining board. [Proceedingrs of the medical examining
board of Virginia, held June, 1905, Richmond, Virginia] 19418
Copy not seen.
[Proceedings of the medical examining board of Virginia, held
December, 1905, Richmond, Virginia] 19419
Copy not seen.
PleadiBg. 'Notes on pleading. With references to Andrews' Stephen
on pleading. By Charles A. Graves, University of Virginia. Richmond,
Va.: Whittet & Shepperson, publishers and printer 1905. 19420
112 p 24cm.
Public health. Bulletin of the Virginia board of health. Published
monthly at the office of the secretary of the board, Richmond, Va. Pauliis
A. Irving, M. D., secretary, Richmond, (v. 9, no. 1, January-v. 9, no. 10,
December, 1905) 19421
RaSroada. Constitutional provisions. Statutes and public regula-
tions governing railroads and other common carriers in the state of Vir-
ginia. January 1, 1905. Comp. and issued by the state corporation com-
mission. Richmond, J. H. O'Bannon, superintendent of public printing, 1906.
19422
89 p. 23cm. "Rules and regrulations relatins to storage, de-
murrage and car service In Virginia, prepared and prescribed by the state
corporation commission": p. [741-82.
Secretary of the commonwealth. Annnal report of [D. Q. Eggleston]
the secretary of the commonwealth to the governor and general assembly
of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1906. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1906. 19423
316 p. front, table. 23cm.
Includes Names of officers at the seat of government at Richmond;
Members of state boards; Names of all Judges In n>e state; List of notaries
public; Commissioners of deeds for Virginia; Commlesionera of deeds in Vir-
ginia for other states; List of county and district officers and city and ward
officers; List of charters and amendments to charters; List of foreign corpo-
rations; List of railroad charters; List of trade marks, labels, etc.; List of
Digitized by CjOOQIC
^62 BuUetin Virginia State Librwi-y [Montague, Gov.
?nSS^' v^fj containers; Proclamations by the governor; Statement of library
i^H fl«V^ ?.r "JkI®!?"""**'" P'"'?R?'"5^ A"K- 22. 19«5: New capltol building; Seals
and flags of the commonwealth; Governors of Virginia.
rt . . State debt Supreme court of the United States. October term, 1905.
Ongmal. Commonwealth of Virginia vs. state of West Virginia. [1905]
91 p. 23.5cm. ^'*^^
.. „ : .Supreme court of the United States. October term, 1905.
IJo. 7, original. Commonwealth of Virginia vs. state of West Virginia.
Petition and demurrer. [1905] 19425
4 p. 24cm.
„, , In the Supreme court of the United States. Copy of bill as
filed. Commonwealth of Virginia vs. state of West Virginia. [1905] ?
14 p. 23cm.
Taxation. 1905. Tax laws of Virginia, with the provisions of the
code in relation to the duties of the commissioners of the revenue and
treasurers of the several counties and cities. Richmond: J. H. O'Bannon,
Superintendent of public printing, 1905. 19427
cover-title. 125 p. 22cm. no title page.
University of Virginia. Bulletins of the university. New series, v. 5,
no. 1. University of Virginia catalogue, 1904-1905. Charlottesville, Va.,
Published by the university, January, 1905. Quarterly. 19428
213, [5], X p. 23cm.
Bulletins of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville. New
series, v. 5, no. 1 A, January, 1905. Presentation of the Thomas Price me-
morial library. Charlottesville, Va., University of Virginia press, 1905.
19429
17 p. 22Hcm.
Contents: Presentation of the Thomas Price memorial library — Ad-
dresses by Prof. B. L. Glldersleeve and Col. W. G. McCabe.
Bulletins of the University of Virginia. New series, v. 5, no. ?,
April, 1905. Installation of President Alderman. Charlottesville, Va., Uni-
versity of Virginia press, 1905. 19430
[271-110 p. front, (port.) 23Ucm.
Contents: Installation of President Alderman — Addresses by A. J. Mon-
tague. Francis Henry Smith, Thos. Staples Martin, Archibald Cary Coolidge,
Nicholas Murray Butler, Walter Barnard Hill, R. H. Jesse; Inaugural address.
by President Alderman; Speeches at Installation dinner by Jno. W. Daniel.
E. A. Alderman. Henry T. Kent, President Angell, C. Alphonso Smith, Blewett
IjM.
Bulletins of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville. New
series, v. 5, no. 3, July, 1905. Issued quarterly. Alumni number. Char-
lottesville, Va., University of Virnnia press, 1906. 19431
[lll)-282 p. 23Hcm.
Contents In part: Address (at alumni luncheon) of Judge R. T. W.
Duke. Jr.; Response of J. W. Wayland; Remarks by Judge Chas. Forrest Moore,
Bishop Sessums and President Alderman.
Installation of the first president of the University of Virginia,
Dr. Edwin Anderson Alderman, April 13, 1905. Prepared by Sallie J. Dos-
well, John S. Patton. 19432
72 p., incl. ports. & plates. 23cm.
University of Virginia, Charlottesville. Reports of the rector
and the proctor for session, 1904-05. Charlottesville, Va., The University
of Virginia press, 1906. 19438
21 p. 24cm.
The University of Virginia in the life of the nation. Academic
addresses delivered on the occasion of the installation of Edwin Anderson
Alderman as president of the University of Virginia, April thirteenth, year
of our Lord nineteen hundred and five. For the sister universities: East:
Archibald Cary Coolidge. North: Nicholas Murray Butler. South: Walter
Barnard Hill. West: Richard Henry Jesse. Inavgural address: Edwin
Anderson Alderman. [Charlottesville, 1905] 19434
121 p. 21cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1906] A Bibliogrwph/y of Virginia 863
VirKinia military institute. Virginia military institute, Lexington,
Virginia. Official register, 1904-1905. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell co., prin-
tere, 1905. 19435
114 p. ^ 20cm.
Virginia normal and industrial institute. Virginia normal and indus-
trial institute, Petersburg, Virginia. Incorporated March 15, 1882. Opened
October, 1883. Twenty-second school year. 1904-1905. Kirkham & co.,
printers, Petersburg, Va. 19436
62 p. 22cm.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Catalogue of the Virginia polytechnic
institute. State agricultural and mechanical college. 1904-1905. Blacks-
burg, Virginia. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell company, manufacturing prin-
ters, 1905. 19437
151 p. fold, table. 23cm.
Annual report of the Virginia agricultural experiment station,
Blacksburg, Virginia. 1905. Lynchburg, Virginia: J. P. Bell company,
printers and binders, 1906. 19438
36 p. includ. plates. 23cm. Andrew M. Soule, director.
Regulations of the Virginia polytechnic institute. State agri-
cultural and mechanical college. Session 1905-'06. Lynchburg, Va., J. P.
Bell company, 1905. 19439
59 p. 23^cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Department of
agronomy. Bulletin 154, April, 1905. Vol. 13, no. 5. The inoculation and
cultivation of alfalfa, by Andrew M. Soule and Meade Ferguson. 19440
p. 79-117. lllus. 23cm.
Virginia agn^cultural experiment station. Department of hor-
ticulture. V. 13, no. 6. Bulletin 155, May, 1905. Meteorological data and
bloom notes of fruits, by H. L. Price. Blacksburg, Montgomery county,
Virginia. 19441
p. 119-142 including diag. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Department of ani-
mal husbandry. Bulletin 156, July, 1905. Vol. 14, no. 1. Gluten and cotton-
seed meal with silag:e, hay and stover for dairy cows, by Andrew M. Soul>3
and John R. Fain. 19442
30 p. lllus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Department of ani-
mal husbandry. Bulletin 157, September, 1906. Vol. 14, no. 2. Silage, hay
and stover in beef-making, by Andrew M. Soule and John R. Fain. 19443
p. S3-64. lllus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Department of vet-
erinary science. Bulletin 158, November, 1905. Vol. 14, no. 3. Milk fever,
its causes, symptoms and successful treatment, by John Spencer. 19444
p. 65-79. illus. 23cra.
William and Mary college. Catalogue of the college of William and
Mary at Williamsburg, Virginia. Charter dated 1693. Session of 1904-1905.
Announcements 1905-1906. Richmond, Va., Whittet & Shepperson, printers.
19445
64 p. incl. front., lllus., ports., fold. plan. 22%cm.
1906
JoumaXs
Journal of the house of delegates of tiie state of Virginia
for the session of 1906. Richmond : Davis Bottom, superintend-
ent of public printing. 1906. 19446
996 p. 23cm.
Session begran Jan. 10, 1906 and ended March 15, 1906. VT. D. Cardwell,
speaker.
Digitized by VjOOQIC
864 Bulletin Virgima State L&nvnry [Montague, Swanson, Gov.
SList of members-elect, transmitted by the secretary of the common-
: p. 8-5. 19447
Rules: p. 8-18. 1SM4B
[Message from the governor, A. J. Montague]: p. 22-31. 19449
Rules for joint assembly: p. 45-46. 19450
[Report of special joint commission relative to the establishment of a
state female normal school] : p. 46-51. 19451
Returns of the election for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney
general, secretary of the commonwealth and treasurer] : p. 56-60. 19452
[Speech of R. E. Byrd, nominating T. S. Martin for U. S. senator] :
p. 105-108. 19453
[Report of committee relative to Waddey's Guide to magistrates]:
p. 164. 19454
Joint rules: p. 178. 19455
[Message of Claude A. Swanson, governor] : p. 191-207. 19456
Report of corporation commission relative to the assessment of
steam railroads]: p. 358-364. 19457
[Communication from the secretary of the commonwealth giving the
enumeration of inhabitants in Tazewell, Giles and Bland]: p. 495. 19458
[Correspondence relative to the presentation by Charles Mayer of a
bust of John Smith, to the state]: p. 710-712. 19459
[Report of committee relative to the investigation of the state cor-
poration commission] : p. 788-790. 19460
Members of the house who served Jan. 10, 1906 to March 15, 1906:
p. 907, 908. 19461
Errata: p. 909-911.
Index: p. 913-995.
[House documents as appendix] :
Contingent and incidental expenses of house of delegates paid under
act approved January 29, 1906, under resolution of house of delegates agreed
to February 3, 1906. House doc. A. 19462
8 p.
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. House doc. no. I. 1946S
2f p.
Statement of expenses incurred by Hon. Claude A. Swanson, Hon.
J. Taylor Ellyson, Hon. A. W. Harman, jr., and Hon. D. Q. Eggleston in
the primary election August 22, 1905, and general election November 7,
1905. House doc. no. II. 194«4
6 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting reitort of
the second auditor in regard to the Miller fund. House doc. no. IH.
194«S
6 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting list of
pardons, commutations, &c., and reasons therefor. House doc. no. IV.
1946«
71 p.
Report of the joint committee appointed to inquire into the circum-
stances surrounding the dismissal of A. S. Lanier, A. M. Tyler and J. W.
Newby from the service of the State corporation commission, together with
a transcript of the evidence taken before said committee. House doc. no V.
19467
104 p.
Report of the special joint committee appointed by the general as-
sembly of Virginia to investigate fully as to the suspicion that certain bill
or bills have been fraudulently tampered with. House doc. no. VI. 19468
76 p.
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1906] A Bibliography of Virginia 865
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond on Wednes-
day, January 10, 1906. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent public printing. 1906. 19469
874 p. 22cm.
Session begran Jan. 10, 1906 and ended March 16, 1906. Lieutenant gov-
ernor J. Taylor EHyson, president.
List of members-elect] : p. 3, 4. 19470
lules of the senate: p. 4-12. 19471
|Rules for joint assembly] : p. 15, 41. 19472
iMessa^e of the governor, A. J. Montague]: p. 16-25. 19473
' 50 copies printed separately.
[Communication from board of education giving names of division
superintendents of schools]: p. 27-29, 113-115. 19474
[Report of vote for governor and lieutenant governor] : p. 43, 44.
19475
[Report of the special joint commission relative to the establishment
of a state female normal school] : p. 45-50. 19476
[Speech of H. T. Wickham in nominating Thomas S. Martin for the
U. S. senate]: p. 81-84. 19477
[Communication from the general assembly of Maryland relative
to the oyster question] : p. 93. 19478
[Communication from the secretary of the commonwealth giving the
enumeration of inhabitants of Tazewell, Giles and Bland] : p. 340. 19479
[Report of joint committee relative to the care of the capitol and
library buildings and grounds]: p. 414-416. 19480
[Report of committee relative to the Eastern state hospital] : p. 465.
19481
[Report of committee relative to the state corporation commission] :
p. 593-596. 19482
[Message from the governor with the information that Hon. Charley
Mayer of New York has presented a bust of Captain John Smith, execute<l
by Baden-Powell, to the commonwealth] : p. 597, 598. 1948.1
Members of the senate who served Jan. 10, 1906 to March 15, 1906:
p. 799. 19484
Index: p. 803-874.
[Documents as appendix] :
Contingent and incidental expenses of senate. Session 1906. Under
act January 29th and resolutions January 30, February 26, and March 10,
1906. Senate doc. A. 19483
6 p.
Report of the Virginia debt commission. Report of the commission
appointed and acting under the joint resolution of the general assembly of
Virginia, approved March 6, 1894, and the act of the said general assembly
approved March 6, 1900, with respect to certain certificates issued by the
state in connection with the debt of the original state of Virginia and
known as Virginia deferred certificates. Senate doc. no. I. 19486
49 p. Members of commission: Jolin B. Moon, J. Thompson Brown, H.
T. Wickham, H. D. Flood, H. H. Downing:, Randolph Harrison, W. P. Rhea.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts [Morton Marye]
in response to a resolution of the senate agreed to March 10, 1904, showing
debts due the state by officers and others. Senate doc. no. II. 19487
8 p.
Report of the committee on the enlargement, restoration and repair
of the capitol. Senate doc. no. III. 19488
19 p.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
866 BuUetin Virginia State Library [Montague, Swanson, Gov.
Reply of the state corporation commission to a joint resolution of the
general assembly [relative to assessment of steam railroads for taxation]
Senate doc. no. IV. 19489
8 p.
Report of the special joint committee on the proper care of the build-
ing and grounds at the seat of government, and the separation of the office
of register . of the land office from the superintendent of buildings and
grounds. Senate doc. no. V. 19490
6 p.
Report of the special joint committee appointed by the general as-
sembly of Virginia to investigate fully as to the suspicion tiiat certain bill
or bills have been fraudulently tampered with. Senate doc. no. VI. 19491
75 p.
1906
Annual Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia for the year ending September 30,
1906, Richmond : Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1907. 19492
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the governor and
general assembly of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1906.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1906. 19493
V, [2], 184 p. 8 fold, sheets. Morton Marye, auditor. Titles of the
tabular statements are not included here. See under report of 1896. Table
41 shows number of marriages for year ending Dec. 31, 1905.
Report of the second auditor of Virginia on the condition of the
public debt, of the literary fund, and the report of the commissioners of
the sinking fund for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1906, with report
of the Miller fund as an appendix. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintend-
ent of public printing. 1906. 19494
46 p. John 6. Dew, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1906. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing. 1906. 19495
17 p. 1 fold, sheet. A. W. Harman. Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney general to the governor of Virginia
for the year 1906. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing. 1906. 19496
113 p. William A. Anderson, attorney general.
Attorneys general of Virginia from 1775 to 1906: p. 3; Copy of biil
filed by Virginia In the supreme court of the U. S., Virginia vs. West vlrginlR:
p. 96-109.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the gov-
ernor of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1906. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1907. 19497
19 p. Davis Bottom, superintendent.
Third annual report of the library board of the Virginia state library
1905-1906 to which is appended the third annual report of the state librar-
ian. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1906.
1949S
152 p. 1 fold. map. J. P. Kennedy, librarian. A. C. Gordon, chair-
man of board.
Portraits in library, p. 33-39; Augusta County records, p. 47-49; Report
on library of Alex. Brown, p. 51-56.
Report of the adjutant general of the commonwealth of Virginia for
the period ending 20th October, 1906. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1906. 19499
166 p. Charles J. Anderson, adjutant general.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
»
1906] A Bibliography of Virginia 867
Includes General orders and circulars; State roster and roster of Vir-
ginia volunteers [not Includinsr names of privates); Report of Virginia mili-
tary-institute [with roll of cadets]
Department of agrieulture and immieration of Virginia. Annual re-
port, 1906, G. W. Koiner, commissioner. Richmond: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent of public printing. 1906. 19500
17 p. C. W. Heater, president of state board. This is the 28th an-
nual report of the department.
Includes Report of the chief chemist, E. W. Magruder.
Ninth annual report of the bureau of labor and industrial statistics
for the state of Virginia. 1906. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent
of public printing. 1906. 19501
316, f2] p. J. B. Doherty, commissioner.
Includes Accidents and average pay on railroads; Report of special
agent on inspection of factories and investigations touching child labor;
Decisions under common law; Decisions under statute law; L>aws relating to
labor.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary
with accompanying documents for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1906.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1907. 19502
46 p. E. F. Morgan, superintendent.
Fourth report of the commissioner of state hospitals for the insane.
For the fiscal year ending September 30, 1906. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing. 1906. 19503
8 p. L. W. Liane, jr., commissioner.
Seventy-ninth annual report of the board of directors and of the
superintendent of the Western state hospital of Virginia for the fiscal year
ending September 30, 1906. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of
public printing. 1906. 19504
67 p. J. S. DeJarnette. superintendent.
The one hundred and thirty-third annual report of the Eastern state
hospital of Virginia (at Williamsburg) for the fiscal year ending Septem-
ber 30, 1906. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of publi* printing.
1906. 19503
62 p. 1 fold, sheet. L. S. Foster, superintendent.
Thirty-sixth annual report of the Central state hospital of Virginia
(Petersburg) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1906. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1906. 19506
86 p. 1 fold, sheet. W. F. Drewry, superintendent.
Nineteenth annual report of the Southwestern state hospital of Vir-
ginia (Marion) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1906. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1907. 19507
63 p. R. J. Preston, superintendent.
Report of state board of fisheries to the governor of Virginia, from
October 1, 1905 to October 1, 1906. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1906. 19508
15 p. 1 fold, sheet. W. McDonald Lee, chairman.
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembly
of the state of Virginia, during the session of 1906. Richmond,
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1906. 19509
638 p. 23cm.
Regular terms of courts; Separate polls; Magisterial districts; Wards
of cities; Commissioners of deeds; State's indebtedness; Receipts and ex-
penditures for fiscal year ending Sep. 30, 1905: p. 580-617. 19510
Digitized by CjOOQIC
<j68 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Montague, Swanson, Gov.
Collection of Laws
*Pollard's code biennial, containing all statutes of a general
and permanent nature passed by the general assembly of Vir-
ginia at its session of 1906. Also annotations to the code of Vir-
ginia 1904 and the constitution and tax bill. Edited by Jno.
Garland Pollard of the Richmond bar. For sale by W. E. Ross,
Mutual b'l'd'g., Richmond, Va. [1906] 19511
466 p. 26Hcm.
Courts
Reports of cases in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia.
Martin P. Burks, state reporter. Vol. 105. From February 2,
1906, to September 20, 1906. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing, 1907. 19512
xxxli, 973 p. 23cm.
Rules of court. Amendment of rule 14, adopted at Staunton, Sep-
tember 20, 1906. p. [v]
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buchanan, George M.
Harrison, Stafford G. Whittle. Attorney general: William A. Anderson.
Reports of cases in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia.
Martin P. Burks, reporter. Vol, 106, From September 20, 1906,
to June 1, 1907. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of
public printing, 1907. 19513
xl, 957 p. 23cm.
Rules of court: p. [v]-xiii.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buchanan, George M.
Harrison, Stafford G. Whittle. Attorney general: William A. Anderson.
*A digest of the decisions of the supreme courts of appeals
of Virginia and West Virginia, reported in vols. 1-103 Virginia
reports and a part of vol. 58, vols. 1-51 Southeastern reporter, to
December, 1905. Compiled under the American digest classifica-
tion scheme, with annotations of the Century digest, the Encyc-
lopedia of law and procedure, the Lawyers' reports annotated,
the American decisions, the American reports, and the American
state reports, and a table of cases digested, and a table of stat-
utes construed. By members of the editorial staff of the Amer-
ican digest system. In five volumes ... St. Paul, Minn., West
publishing company, 1906-7. 19514
5 V. 26cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea «
Agriculture. Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia.
r28thl annual report, 1906. G. W. Koiner, commissioner. Richmond: The
Hermitage press, inc., 1907. 19515
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1906] A Bibliography of Virginia 869
224 p. Inc. front. Ulus. 22Vicm. Includes Report of state board of
agriculture and Immigrration, C. W. Heater, president.
Information of value to the farmer: p. 21-200. > 18610
Report of chief chemist, E. W. Magruder: p. 14-18. 18616tt
Report of the test farm of the department of aKricuiture located at
Saxe, Charlotte county, Va., under the control of the board of aKriculture
and ImmlRration, season 1906. S. H. Hamlett, raanasrer. Bulletin no. 5: p.
201-222, ilTus. ISSIT
Report is for the flscal year ending Sep. 30, 1906.
At head of cover-title: Bulletin no. 34.
[Department of agrriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no. 30.
Richmond, April, 1906. Second report on food products [E. W. Magruder,
chief chemist] . . . 19518
79 p. 23cm.
[Department of agriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no. 31. Rich-
mond, July, 1906. Analysis of fertilizers, brands registered. . . . 19519
45 p. 23cm.
[Department of agriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no. 32. Rich.
mond, August, 1906. Analysis of fertilizers. . . . 19520
47 p. 23cm.
[Department of agriculture of Virginia] Bulletin no. 33.
Richmond, December, 1906. Analysis of fertilizers. . . . 19521
36 p. 23cm.
Report of the third annual session of the Virginia state farm-
ers' institute held at the Mountain Park Casino, Roanoke, Virgrinia, July
10th, 11th and 12th, 1906. Richmond, Va., Everett Waddey co., 1906.
19522
260 p. illug. 23cm.
Confederate aoldiers. Report of board of visitors Lee camp soldiers'
home, Richmond, Virginia. December 31, 1906. Richmond, Va., 1907.
19523
23 p. 23cm.
Conveyancing. 'Abstracts of lectures on conveyancing. Prepared
for the law class of Washin£:ton and Lee University, by Martin P. Burks.
Charlottesville, Va., The Michie co. [1906] 19524
Corporauons. Fourth annual report of the state corporation com-
mission of Virginia for the year ending December 31, 1906. Part I. . . .
[Beverky T. Crump, chairman, Henry C. Stuart, Joseph E. Willard, com-
missioners] Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1907.
19525
xii, 538 p. 24cm.
Fourth annual report of the state corporation commission of
Virginia for the year ending December 31, 1906. Fart 2. Compilations
from returns of canals, railroads, electric railways and other corporate com-
panies. [Beverley T. Crump, chairman, Henry C. Stuart, Joseph E. Willard,
commissioners] Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing,
1907. 19526
1376 p. 24cm.
Virginia corporation law. Constitutional provisions and stat-
utes of Virginia relating to issuing, amending and taxing: charters of cor-
porations. Compiled by the state corporation commission. With all
amendments to July 1st, 1906. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent
of public printing, 1906. 19527
72 p. 22cm.
Crop pests. Virginia state crop pest commission. Circular no. 1, new
series. Lime-sulphur wash. Studies 1904-1906. Part I: Fall, winter and
spring applications. Part H: Chemical study. By J. L. Phillips. October,
1906. 19528
23 p. 23cm.
Virginia state crop pest commission. Circular no. 2. New
series. Patent washes for San Jose scale. By C. E. Craig. December, 1906.
19529.
11 p. 23cm.
Digitized by VjOOQIC
870 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Monta«rue, Swanson, Gov.
Kerosene emulsion for use against San Jose scale and other
insects. By J. L. Phillips, state entomologist Blacksburg, Va., May 25,
1906. ' 19530
1 I. 22cm.
Peach yellows — prompt action will check its spread. [By J. L.
Phillips, state entomologist] Blacksburg, Va., September 2, 1906. 19531
2 p. 24cm.
Peach yellows and the peach industry in Virginia. (Excerpt
Virginia state horticultural society, December, 1906.) By W. J. Price, jr.,
Blacksburg, Va. 19532
6 p. 28cm.
Description. Virginia; information for the homeseeker and investor.
Published by the Virginia department of agriculture and immigration,
Richmond. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell company. Inc., 1906. 19533
71 p. iUus. 23 Hem.
A hand book of Virginia. Information for the homeseeker and
investor. Comp. under the direction of G. W. Koiner, commissioner of
agriculture and immigration . . . Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell company,
inc., 1906. 19534
299 p. fold, front., IUus., fold. map. 23Hcm.
Education. School laws of Virginia. Issued by authority of the state
board of education. Charlottesville, Va.: Conway printing co., 1906. 19535
5i p. 22.5cm.
Address of governor C. A. Swanson at the educational confer-
ence, November, 1906. [Richmond] State dept. of pub. instruction [1906?]
19536
15 p. 21Hcm.
Elections. Extracts from Virginia election laws, also the electoral
board and registration laws. 1906. Richmond, D. Bottom, supt. of public
printing, 1906. 19537
1 p. 1., [3] -64 p. 23cm.
Farmville normal school. State female normal school, Farmville,
Virginia. [Catalog] Twenty-second session, 1905-1906. Announcements
1906-1907. [Richmond, Va.: Everett Waddey co., printers] 19538
147, [1] p. front. 20cm.
General assembly. [BUls of the senate of Virginia for the session of
1906. Bills no. 1-170] 19539
Copy in the Virginia State Library. 23cm. Some bills wantlnK.
[Bills of the senate of Virginia for the session 1906. Bills no.
171-330] 19540
Copy in the Virerinia State Library. 23cm. Some bills wanting.
[Bills of the senate of Virginia for the session of 1906. Bills
no. 331-470] 19541
Copy In the Virginia State Library. 23cm. Some bills wanting.
[Bills of the house of delegates of Virginia for the session of
1906. Bills no. 1-175] 19542
Copy in the Virginia State Library. 23cm. Some bills wanting.
[Bills of the house of delegates of Virginia for the session of
1906. Bills no. 176-299] 19543
Copy In the Virginia State Library. 23cm. Some bills wanting.
[Bills of the house of delegates of Virginia for the session of
1906. BUls no. 300-405] 195U
Copy in the Virginia State Library. 23cm. _ _
Manual of the senate and house of delegates of Virginia.
Session 1906. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing,
1906. 19545
151, [1] p. front. 16cm. . , , ^
Members and committees of the senate and house of delegates
of Virginia. Session 1906. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent pub-
lic printing, 1906. 19545
30 p. 14.5cm. ... _,
Geological survey. . . . Geological survey of Virginia. Thomas
L. Watson, geologist in charge. Geological series, bulletin no. 3. Hydrog-
Digitized by VjOOQIC
1906] A Bibliography of Virginia 871
raphy of Virginia. By N. C. Grover, assistant chief hydrographer, U. S.
geological survey, and R. H. Bolster, assistant engineer, U. S. geological
survey. Published by board of agriculture and immigration, 1906. 19547
1 p. I., 233 p. fold, maps, tables, fold, dlag^rs. 24 cm. At head of
title: Virginia department of agrriculture and immlgrration.
Horticulture. Report eleventh annual session of the Virginia state
horticultural society held in Murphy's hotel, Richmond, Va., December 18th
and 19th, 1906. Winchester, Va.: The Eddy press corporation, 1907.
19548
287 p. 23.5cm.
Hoiise of burgeues. Journals of the house of burgesses of Virginia,
1766-1769. Edited by John Pendleton Kennedy. [Edited and published by
authority of the library board of the Virginia state library]. Richmond,
Virginia, 1906. 19549
372 p. front, (facsimile) 33cm. 500 copies printed.
Contents: Preface; burgesses; prorogations; Journal, 1766; Journal, 1767;
Journal, 1768; Journal, 1769, May session; Journal, 1769, November session:
ln4«x.
Journals of the house of burgesses of Virginia, 1770-1772.
Edited by John Pendleton Kennedy. [Edited and published by authority
of the library board of the Virginia state library]. Richmond, Virginia,
1906. 19550
333 p. front, (map) 33cm. 500 copies printed.
Contents: Preface; burgesses; prorogations; Journal, 1770; Journal,
1771; Journal, 1772; index.
Hampton institute. Thirty-eighth report of the principal of Hampton
normal and agricultural institute. 1906. Hampton, The institute press,
1906. 19551
30 p. lllus. 23cm. (The Hampton bulletin, v. 2, no. 2, June, 1906)
Insurance. . . . Laws relating to insurance, guaranty, trust, in-
demnity, MeUty, security and other like companies. Compiled and pub-
lished by the Bureau of Insurance. Joseph Button, commissioner of insur-
ance. Richmond, sup't of public printing, 1906. 195S2
89 p. 23cm.
Law. Forms for Virginia and "West Virginia lawyers, judges, clerks,
sheriffs, justices and notaries, annotated; including statutory, common law
and equity forms for use in state and federal ctAirts; deeds, wills, contracts
and important corporation forms, by George C. Gregory. . . . Albany,
J. B. Lyon company, printers, 1906. 19553
vlll. 1046 p. 24cm.
A guide to magistrates and constables, with forms and prece-
dents for said officers, and also for attomevs for the commonwealth, clerks,
sheriffs and coroners, ed. by Jno. Garland Pollard . . . and Christopher
B. Gamett ... to which is added a guide to notaries public, by Carroll
G. Walter. Richmond, Va., E. Waddey company, 1906. 19554
2 p. 1.. [31-1079 p., 3 1., [5] -97 p. 23cm. See Acts of 1906. p. 213, for
authority to publish.
The Virginia law register, vol. 12. May 1906 to April 1907.
R. T. W. Duke, jr., editor. A. R. Michie, Frank Moore, associate editors.
Charlottesville, Va.: The Michie company. 1907. 19555
1058, xlvlli, p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia courts.
Special articles: The validity of state statutes prohibiting contracts
of exemption by carriers concerning interstate commerce, by J. R. Tucker;
Right of privacy; The rights of creditors of a municipal corporation when
the state has passed a law to abolish or alter it, by Richard W. Fiournoy,
Jr.; The new act concerning demurrers to evidence, by Archer A. Phlegar;
The new act concerning demurrers to evidence, by 8. S. P. Patteson; When
land Is sold for delinquent taxes, and purchaser fails to have deed executed
within the statutory period, what is the condition of the title?, by J. P.
Bouchelle; The new act, in Virginia, concerning demurrers to evidence, by
Frederick W. Sims; Social Intimacy as proof of adultery; Doctrine In Virginia
as to the duty of a railroad company to licenses on its tracks, by Robert W,
Withers; The quality of jurors, by Jackson Ouy; Testimony of witness, since
deceased, on former trial of criminal case: United nations of the world, by
Geo C. Gregory; When is an action begun so as to stop the running of the
statute of limitations, by H. Claude Pobst; Admissibility, in a criminal trial.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
872 BuUetin Virginia State Libra/ry [Montague, Swanson, Gov.
of the former testimony of a witness, since dead, by Waller R. Staples; The
Mosaic code, by Edward N. Calisch; Liability of carrier to employee, by
John T. Harris; Our land laws again, by Robert W. Withers; The legfislature
of 1906, by A. A. Phlegar.
Libmry. Third annual report of the library board of the Virginia
state library, 1905-1906. To which is appended the third annual report of
the state librarian. Richmond, D. Bottom, supt. public printing, 1906.
19556
162 p. fold, map. 23cm. A. C. Gordon, chairman of board. J. P.
Kennedy, librarian.
[Report on Augusta county records]: p. 47-49; [Report on Alexander
Brown's collection of transcripts]: p. 51-56. 195S7
Medical college of Virginia. Sixty-ninth annual announcement of the
Medical college of Virginia, Richmond, containing the bulletin of the medi-
cal, dental and pharmaceutical courses, 1906-1907. Richmond, Va., Mitchell
& Hotchkiss, printers. [1906] 19558
102 p. front. 21Hcm. (Bulletin of the medical college of Virginia.
V. 3, no. 2, June, 1906.)
Bulletin of the Medical college of Virginia, v. 3, no. 1, March,
1906. Alumni number. Richmond. 19559
57 p. 21Hcm. quarterly. Contents: Announcement; Standard cur-
riculum; List of alumni.
Bulletin of the Medical college of Virginia, v. 3, no. 3, Septem-
ber, 1906. Hospital and educational number. Richmond. 19560
20 p. 2H4cm. quarterly. Contents: Annual report of Memorial
hospital; Report of the last state board medical examination; Report of the
council on education of the A. M. A.
Bulletin of the Medical college of Virginia, v. 3, no. 4, De-
cember, 1906. Dispensary number. Richmond. 19561
21 p. 21Hcm. quarterly. Contents: Officers and staff of city dis-
pensary; Report of dispensary for 1906; Value of the dispensary in medical
education [by] Dr. Manfred Call; Significance of blood examination [by] Dr.
Douglas Vanderhoof.
Medical examining board. [Proceedings of the medical examining
board of Virginia, held June, 1906, Richmond, Virginia] 19562
Copy not seen.
[Proceedings of the medical examining board of Virginia, held
December, 1906. Richmond, Virginia] 19563
Copy not seen. ,
Public health. Bulletin of the Virginia board of health. Published
monthly at the office of the secretary of the board, Richmond, Va. Paulas
A. Irving, M. D., secretary, Richmond, (v. 10, no. 1, January — ^v. 10, no. 10,
November-December, 1906) 19564
Secretary of the commonwealth. Annual report [D. Q. Eggleston] of
the secretary of the commonwealth to the governor and general assembly
of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1906. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1907. 1956.'>
288 p. front. 23cm.
Includes Names of officers at the seat of government at Richmond;
Members of state boards: Names of all the judges In the state; List of nota-
ries public in Virginia; Commissioners of deeds for Virginia; Commissioners
of deeds In Virginia for other states: List of county and district officers;
List of county and district officers and city and ward officers; List of incor-
porated towns; List of charters and amendments to charters; List of lOreii^n
corporations; List of railroad charters; List of trade marks, labels, etc.:
List of proprietary containers; List of automobile owners registered June
13. 1906 to Sept. bu, 1906; List of counties that have adopted the act to regu-
late the running of automobiles; Proclamations by the governor; ^Ibrary
fund; A complete library of Virginia statutes: Seals and flags of the com-
monwealth; Official congressional vote Nov. 6. 1906; Governors of Virginia
State debt Supreme court of the United States. October term 1906.
No. 7. Original. Commonwealth of Virginia vs. state of West Virgrima.
Petition and demurrer. 19566
f' Supreme ''court of the United States. October term, 1906.
Original no. 7. Commonwealth of Virginia vs. state of West Virginia,
Brief of counsel for Virginia upon the questions raised by the demurrers.
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William A. Anderson, attorney general of Virginia. Holmes Conrad, of
counsel for Virginia. Washington, D. C: Judd & Detweiler, (inc.),
printers. 19567
58 p. 23.5cm.
Supreme court of the United States. October term, 1906.
Original no. 7. Commonwealth of Virginia vs. state of West Virginia.
JSeply brief of counsel for Virginia upon the demurrers to the bill and reply
brief to the briefs of defendants on the demurrer. William A. Anderson,
attorney general of Virginia. Holmes Conrad, of counsel for Virginia.
Washington, D. C: Judd & Detweiler. [1906] 19568
28 p. 23.5cm.
Supreme court of the United States. October term, 1906.
No. 7, original. Commonwealth of Virginia vs. state of West Virginia.
Brief for tiie defendant bjr C. W. May, MoUohan, McClintic and Mathews,
and Chas. E. Hogg. Washington, D. C: Judd & Detweiler (inc.), printers.
[1906] 19569
60 p. 23.Scm.
University of Virginia. Bulletins of the University of Virginia, Char-
lottesville. New series, v. 5, no. 5, March, 1906. Issued quarterly. Alumni
bulletin. Charlottesville, Va., University of Virginia press, 1906. 19570
[245]-360 p. ■ front.. iUus., ports., plates, plan. 23%cm.
Contents in part: Chairmen of the faculty, by Jno. S. Patten (continued
from V. 4, p. 273)-Wm. Barton Rogers, Edward Henry Courteney, Jas. Law-
rence Cabell, Socrates Maupin, Chas. Scott Venable, Jas. Francis Harrlsct,
Wm. Mynn Thornton, Paul Brandon Barrlnger, Jas. Morris Page; The first
college young men's Christian Association, by Thos. Hume; The student vol-
unteers of 1861, by W. W. Old; Recollections of Wm. B. Rogers, by Geo.
Tucker Harrison & Edward S. Joynes; Yale and the University of Virginia,
by B. A. Alderman; State universities In the South, by Richard T. Ely; Oxford
university, by W. A. Fleet; The Sorbonne, by Kenneth S. Patton; What our
Institutions of higher learning may do for the public schools, by Geo. H.
Denny; Lafayette's visit to Monticello, by R. T. W. Duke; The making of a
national spirit, by E. A. Alderman.
Bulletins of the University of Virginia. New series, v. 6,
no. 1, May, 1906. Presentation of tablets in memory of university Confed-
erate dead, May 23, 1906. Charlottesville, Va., University of Virginia press,
1906. 19571
30 p. 23Hcm.
Contents: Presentation of tablets In memory of the University Confed-
erate dead. May 23, 1906 — Report of the president of the Ladies Confederate
memorial association, by Mrs. Noah K. Davis; addresses by J. Wm. Jones,
E. A. Alderman, Randolph H. McKim.
Bulletins of the University. New series, v. 6, no. 2. University
of Virginia. Catalogue 1905-1906. Charlottesville, Va., Riblished by the
University, April, 1906. Quarterly. 19572
243, xvp. 23 Hem. , . „ „ r, ,
Bulletins of the University. New series, v. 6, no. 2. Supple-
ment B. University of Virginia. A statement of growth. Charlottesville,
Va., Published by the University, July, 1906. 19573
[6] p. 23cm.
Bulletin of the University of Virginia. New senes, v. 6, no. 2 A.
Courses passed and degrees conferred, Tuesday, June 12, 1906. Charlottes-
ville, Va., Published by the University. Quarterly. 19574
[14] p. 22Hcm.
Virginia (battleship). Ceremonies attendmg the presentation of a
silver service to the battleship Virginia, at one o'clock on the afternoon of
Saturday, December fifteenth, nineteen hundred and six. Richmond, Va.,
Everett Waddey co., [1906?] 19575
34 p. front, (ports.) plates. SOHcm.
Virginia military institnte. Virginia military institute, Lexington,
Virginia. Official register, 1905-1906. Winchester, Va., The Eddy press
corporation, 1906. 19576
111 p. 19Hcm.
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In memoriam. John Mercer Brooke. Bom in Tampa, Florida,
December 18, 1826. Died at Virginia military institute, Lexington, Virginia,
December 14, 1906. fWinchester, Va., 1907] 19577
16 p. 22cm. "A true copy from the records of the academic board
of the Virginia military institute."
Report of the Virginia military institute investigating com-
mittee fof the general assembly! July 25, 1906. Printed by order of the
Virginia military institute. 19578
11 p. 23cm.
Virginia normal and industrial institute. Virginia normal and in-
dustrial institute, Petersburg, Virginia. Incorporated March 15, 1882.
Opened October, 1883. Twenty-third school year. 1906-1906. Kirkham &
CO., printers. Petersburg, Va. 19579
64 p. 22cm.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Virginia polytechnic institute (State
agricultural and mechanical college. Announcements for 1905-1906.
Blacksburg, Virginia. Roanoke, Va., The Stone printing & manufacturinir
CO., 1905. 1958«
16 p. 23cm.
Catalogue of the Virginia polytechnic institute. State agri-
cultural and mechanical college. 1905-1906. Blacksburg, Virginia. Lynch-
burg, Va., J. P. Bell company, manufacturing printers, 1906. 19581
145 p. fold, table. 23cm.
Annual report of the Virginia agricultural experiment station,
Blacksburg, Virginia. 1906. Lynchburg, Virginia: J. P. Bell company,
printers and hinders, 1907. 19582
60 p. includ. plates. 23cm. Andrew M. Soule, director.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Departaient of bac-
teriology. Bulletin 159, January, 1906. Vol. 14, no. 4. Soil inoculation with
artificial cultures, by Meade Ferguson. 1958S
p. 81-96. lllus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Departments of
mycology and chemistry. Bulletin 160, March, 1906. Vol. 14, no. 6. The
influence of selected yeasts upon fermentation, by W. A. P. Moncure, R. J.
Davidson and W. B. EUett. 19584
p. 97-120. lllus. 23cm.
Virg-inia agricultural experiment station. Department of
dairying. Bulletin 162, May, 1906. Vol. 14, no. 7. Improving the quality
of cream from inferior milk, by William D. Saunders. 1958S
p. 145-l.';6. lllus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Department of
chemistry. Bulletin 163, July, 1906. Vol. 15, no. 1. Origin, composition
and utility of fertilizing materials, by R. J. Davidson and W. B. Ellett.
19586
48 p. 23cm.
The present condition and outlook at the Virginia polj-technic
institute and the necessity for the appropriation asked for buildings and
equipment and for an increase of annuity including a statement of moneys
expended. Memorial submitted for the board of visitors [1906] ? 19587
20 p. 23cm.
William and Mary college Catalogue of the college of William and
Mary at Williamsburg, Virginia. Charter dated 1693. Session of 1905-06.
Announcements 1906-1907. Richmond, Va., The Hermitage press, inc., 1906.
19588
74 p. incl. front., lllus., ports., fold. plan. 23cm.
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1907] A Bibliography of Virginia 876
1907
Annij/il Revorta
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia for the year ending September 30,
1907. Richmond : Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1907. 19689
Annual report of the aurtitor of public accounts to the govern
nor and general assembly of Virginia for the fiscal year ending Sep-
tember 30, 1907. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing. 1907. 19590
V, [2], 180 p. 8 fold, sheets. Morton Maryp. auditor.
Tabular statements: Table no. 1. Statement showing the receipts with
which the treasurer is charged on the books of the auditor of public ac-
counts during .the year ending September 30, 1907. p. 1-4. 18B91
Table no. 2. Statement showing the amount of warrants drawn upon
the treasurer by the auditor of public accounts during the year ending Sep-
tember 30, 1907. p. 5-10. 185M
Table no. 3. Statement showing settlement with treasurer for year
ending: September 30, 1907. p. 11-12. I95S3
Table no. 4. Statement showing amount received from the United
States under the provisions of the act of congress, approved August 20, 1S90,
entitled "an act to apply a portion of the proceeds of public lands to the
more complete endowment and support of colleges for the beneflt of agri-
culture and mechanical arts", and how the said amount has been distributed
during the fiscal year ending September 30, 1907. [1] p. 18S84
Table no. 5. Statement showing the assessment for the year 1907 on
the taxable value of the shares of stock of banks, trust and security com-
panies, and of the taxes extended thereon; also of the payments into the
treasury by banks, trust and security companies during the year ending
September 30, 1907.. p. 14-23. 19BW
Table no. 6. Statement showing amounts collected by clerks of courts
during the year ending August 31, 1907, for tax on deeds, wills, law process,
etc., for redemption of lands: for sales of lands purchased by the common-
wealth at tax sales; for lines, for costs, and for delinquent capitation and
personal property tax, and the amounts they have paid Into the treasury
during the year ending September 30, 1907. p. 24-29. 19BM
Table no 7. Statement showing amounts received for certificates ot
registration Issued to nurseries under act relating to crop pest during year
ending September 30, 1907. p. 30-31. 10SS7
Table no. 8. Statement of amount received from dispensaries during
the year ending September 30, 1907. p. 32. 188)18
Table no. 9. Statement showing a summary of the assessment for
the year 1906 of the real estate and personal property of express companies,
and of the taxes extended thereon, and of the license tax for 1906: also of
the payments into the treasury by those companies during the year ending
September 30, 1907. p. 33. l«SIM
Table no. 10. Statement showing receipts from sale of adhesive
stamps, to be used with seals of notaries and clerks of courts, duclng the
year ending September 30. 1907. p. 34-35. 1960O
Table no. 11. Statement showing taxes charged and receipts from
insurance, guaranty, etc., companies during the year ending September 30,
1907. p. 36-39. 19601
Table no. 12. Statement showing receipts of interest from state de-
positories for the year ending September 30, 1907. p. 40-41. \9MZ
Table no. 13. Statement of receipts on library fund for beneflt of
library during year ending September 30, 1907. p. 42. 19603
Table no. 14. Statement showing receipts from hunting licenses dur-
ing the year ending September 30, 1907. p. 42. 19604
Table no. 15. Statement of receipts for licenses issued mercantile
agencies during the fiscal year ending September 30, 1907. p. 42. 19609
Table no. 16. Statement showing amount of tax paid by sewing ma-
chine companies during the year ending September 30, 1907. p. 13. 196e<
Table no. 17. Statement of amounts returned on account of over-
payments out of the treasury during the fiscal year ending September 30,
1907. p. 43. 19607
Table no. 18. Statement showing receipts from oyster tax, ground
rent, fish license, etc., for year ending September 30, 1907. p. 44-45. 19608
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Table no. 19. Statement of amounts assessed for the year 1907 by the
commissioner of insurance against Insurance companies to defray the ex-
penses of the bureau of insurance, and payments into the treasury on ac-
46 48 assessment during the year ending September 30, 1907. p
^„,, ."^f^'* ""• 20. Statement of amounts received from prioted records
during the year ending September 30, 1907. p. 48 k""icu "JJJ^J"
^,— 1„„ tu "°' ^^- ^.Statement showing the amount paid into the treasury
?,"tU?Vr'"L.l^r?e'srjSfg|;«'r'l-'-50'"' ""'• "^ "'^ -veral c^'ntYer^S
the yelr^'fgoTof •the®JL'tT,'JL*''°*i'"^ *"* summary of the assessment f"
pa„i^s*''and of the tlxel exUndld%wSoJ,'°5nrt •'^^^^^^^ °' steamboat com-
tJi^c?iny'<'seKg2r-3rCfvl?F^^^ ^^'S^nlSs^TuU^^ t'h"^ ^^^
the yea?''l9oro/\he rial^^^fPte 'i'nTl,"^ * summary of the assessmenJI"
tnrn«H'^HMl*i.,'"'Vv?^- Statement showing amount of capitation of 1905*re-
i"nT%trlSVh''i*ch''irw2r^SLft?dn':%4^"- ''''■ ^° '»>« --r^J. l'o"u^,^s
provis;'o1i^s'l,f"2ec?i'd„5frSf"Ue^'cU''^?^?^i^„?a'''U?n^"o'^^^^^^^^^^^
except the sch%'Srfu"n'd° ^^nl t^S^V^y ferl^ed^^o^ r'egufarTou''r''ces "iff ^ScoSit
30, m7. p. 65 pension tax, during the year ending September
.„■ I ..'^^'''^ "?• 2^-^ Statement of amounts paid Confederate memorlal*as'
Boclations during the year ending September 30, 1907 p. 66 '"«™o'»*J^«,
#„- a-£ 1 "**■ *5-. statement of criminal charges by counties and cities
for fiscal year ending September 30, 1907. p. 67. <."uiii..eB ana tiueB
, ™?P'® n°- 29. Statement of commissions paid examiners of records
^^.1'P*. *5^ ^%" ending September 30, 1907, upon property In hind of fiduci-
aries and under control of courts assessed by them. p. 68. ims
Bi-tinJ^thl 2?0n ;„fh®-5,^l?'"*".' s^iowing amounts paid volunteers when as-
1907.^ 69 authorities during the fiscal year ending September 30.
»u *^'® "°' ' J- Statement of amounts refunded to cover overpayments
Into the treasury during the year ending September 30. 1907. p. 70. 19«e
Table no. 32. Part I. Statement showing list of pensions paid during
fiscal year ending September 30, 1907, under act of March 8, 1888. p.71-8l
I'art 11. bhowing pensions paid under act approved March 7, 1900. p. 89-125.
Part III. Pensions paid during fiscal year ending September 30, 1906, under
acts of April i, 1902. p. 126-169. 1M21
,. ,'''**>'? "°- ^\- .A*?*^8'"?"t showing the receipts from each county and
city from taxes of 1905, and payments to each county and city out of said
taxes made under Joint resolution of general assembly of March 11, 1904: "re-
solved by the senate, the house of delegates concurring, that the auditor of
public accounts be required to add and publish a table to his annual reports
hereafter made, showing the amount of money annually paid out of the state
treasury to each county, town and city of this state, and for what purposes
It was so paid, and In a separate column the total amount of taxes collected
from each county, town or city." p. 170-173. 1MB
._.. Table no. 34. Statement showing taxes assessed in 1907, applicable to
public free school purposes, p. 174. 1M23
Table no. 35. Warrants drawn upon the treasurer of the commonwealth
for free school purposes, as apportioned by the superintendent of public In-
struction out of the revenue of 1907. p. 175. 1S«Z4
Table no. 40. Statement showing the amount of license taxes assessed
In the several counties and cities of the commonwealth from July 1. 1906, to
July 1, 1907. p. 176-177. IMSS
Table no. 41. Register of marriage licenses Issued during the year end-
ing December 31, 1906, reported by clerks of courts, p. 178. IttM
Table no. 43. List of taxes of 1906, which were returned delinquent
p. 179-180. IMST
Appended tu-e six folding sheets which are: Table no. 22. Statement
showing a summary of the assessment for the year 1906 of the real esute
and personal property of railway and canal corporations, and of the taxes
extended thereon; and of the franchise tax for 1906: also payments into the
treasury by those corporations during the year ending September 30. 1907.
Table no. 36. A statement showing the as.sessed value of each kind of per-
sonal property in the several counties and cities of the commonwealth for the
year 1907. Table no. 37. Statement showing the value of real estate (other
than mineral lands) in the several counties and cities of the commonwealth,
and the value of the same held by white and colored persons respectively.
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compiled from the land books of 1907. Table no. 38. A statement showingr
-e value of mineral lands In the several counties of the commonwealth com-
piled from the land books of 1907. Table no. 39. A statement showing the
amount of tax on real estate, capitation tax, and tax on personal property and
income assessed for the year 1907, in the counties and cities of the common-
wealth of Virginia. Table no. 42. Statement Showing receipts and disburse-
ments of the several counties and cities of the commonwealth for the year
ending July 1, 1907. 3 parts. 18028
Report of the second auditor of Virginia on the condition of the
public debt, of the literary fund, and the report of the commissioners of
the sinking fund for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1907 with re-
port of the Miller fund as an appendix. Richmond: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent of public printing. 1907. 19629
49 p. John G. Dew, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1907. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing. 1907. 1963il
17 p. 1 fold, sheet. A. W. Harman, Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney general to the governor of Virginia
for the year 1907. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing. 1907. 19631
92 p. William A. Anderson, attorney general.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the gover-
nor of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1907. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1907. 19632
19 p. Davis Bottom, superintendent.
Fourth annual report of the library board of the Virginia state -li-
brary 1906-1907 to which is appended the fourth annual report of the state
librarian. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing.
1907. 19633
134 p. 1 fold. map. H. R. Hcllwaine, 'ibrarian. A. C. Gordon,
chairman of board. Includes Jamestown exhibit; Provisional list of
works on genealogy.
Report of the adjutant general of the commonwealth of Virginia
for the year aiding 20th October, 1907. Richmond: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent public printing. 1907. 19634
216 p. Charles J. Anderson, adjutant general. Includes General orders
and circulars; Report of Virginia military institute [with roll of cadets]
Annual report published by the state board of agriculture and immi-
gration of Virginia. 1907. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of
public printing. 1907. 19635
14 p. C. W. Heater, president of the state board. Includes Report of
the chief chemist, E. W. Magruder; Report of the test farm at Saxe, Va., B.
M. Magruder, director.
Tenth annual report of the bureau of labor and industrial statistics
for the state of Virginia. 1907. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent
of public printing. 1907. 19636
329, [3] p. J. B. Doherty. commissioner. Includes Accidents on steam
railroads; Accidents on street railways; Report of special apent on inspection
of factories and investigations touching child labor; Consensus of reports
from labor organizations and recommendations as to legislation and com-
ments on existing conditions; Laws relating to the employment of children In
the U. S.
First annual report of the state highway commissioner to the gover-
nor of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1907. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1907. 19637
69 p. P. St. J. Wilson. commisKioner. Includes Present road laws of
Virginia; List of counties that have special road laws; Specifications for mac-
adam roads; Rules and regulations under which convicts will be furnished
contractors for work on public roads.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiar;'
with accompanying documents for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1907. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1907.
19638
57 p. E. F. Morgan, superintendent.
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Fifth report of the commissioner of state hospitals for the insane
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1907. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing. 1907. 19639
11_ p. J. M. Bauserman, commissioner.
Eightieth annual report of the board of directors and of the super-
intendent of the Western state hospital of Virginia for the fiscal year end-
ing September 30, 1907. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of pub-
lic printing. 1907. 19640
71 p. J. S. DeJarnette, superintendent.
The one hundred and thirty-fourth annual report of the Eastern
state hospital of Virginia (at Williamsburg) for the fiscal year endinj
September 30, 1907. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing. 1907. 19641
66 p. 1 fold, sheet. O. C. Brunk, superintendent.
Thirty-seventh annual report of the Central state hospital of Virginia
(Petersburg) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1907. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1907. 19642
88 p. 1 fold, sheet. W. F. Drewry, superintendent.
Twentieth annual report of the Southwestern state hospital of Vir-
ginia (Marion) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1907. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1907. 19643
83 p. A. S. Prlddy, superintendent.
Report of the state board of fisheries of Virginia October 1, 1906
to October 1, 1907. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing. 1907. 19644
34 p. 1 fold, sheet. W. McDonald Lee. chairman.
Sixth report of the state entomologist and plant pathologist of Vir-
grinia, 1906-1907. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1907. 19645
il9 p. J. L. Phillips, state entomologist. Legislation: p. 85-9S.
Courts
Reports of cases in the spreme court of appeals of Virginia.
Martin P. Burks, reporter. Vol. 107. From June 1, 1907, to
March 1, 1908. Richmond, Davis Bottom', superintendent of pub-
lic printing, 1908. 19646
xxxii, 1011 p. fold. map. 23cm.
liules of court. 17. Rehearing, p. [iv]
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buchanan, George
M. Harrison, Stafford G. Whittle. Attorney general: William A. Ander-
son.
Virginia appeals. Decisions of the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia. Editors: William Wallace Scott, Maury Baldwin
Watts. Volume 1. From March 1, 1907, to February 29, 1908.
Richmond, 1907-8. 19647
xlv, 906 p. 23cm.
Annotations to volumes 75 to 105, Virginia reports — ^both
inclusive. By J. D. Hank, jr., M. A., B. L., of the Norfolk bar.
Charlottesville, Va., The Michie co., 1907. 19648
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Separate Documents; Miscellwnea
Agriculture. Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia,
^he [29th] annual report of the conunissioner and the board of agricul-
ture and immigration. 1907, [Bulletin no. 41.] Richmond: Capitol print-
ing company. 1908. 19649
237 p. front, (port). Illus. 23cm.
Information helpful to the farmer: p. 9-207. Report of the test farm
of the department of agriculture and immigration, located at Saxe, Charlotte
county, Va., under the control of the board of agriculture and imralgrration.
season 1907. E. W. Magruder, director, H. C. Marshall, manager; Bulletin no.
6: p. 209-234.
[Department of agriculture of Virginia.] Bulletin no. 35.
Richmond, March, 1907. Third report on food products [by E. W. Ma-
gruder, chief chemi.st] 19650
106 p. 23cm.
[Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia]
Bulletin no. 36. Richmond, May, 1907. Analysis of fertilizers. . . .
19651
31 p. 23cm. Fertilizer for tobacco, by B. W. Marruder: p.
26-31.
[Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia]
Bulletin no. 37. Richmond, July, 1907. Analysis of fertilizers. . . .
19652
62 p. illus. 23cm. Fake fertilizer formula, by E. W. Ma-
gTUder: p. 49-51; The construction of aand-clay roads, by W. L>. Spoon: p. 52-62.
Directions for using high bred nitro culture. Five acre size.
For seed and soil inoculation to supply legume plants with nitrates, in-
crease their g^rowth and food value and enrich the soil. The commonwealth
of Virginia. Department of agriculture and immigration, Richmond, Va.,
G. W. Koiner, commissioner. Licensed cultures, patented April 3, 1906 and
Sept. 10, 1907. [1907]? 19653
8 p. 23.6cm.
Confederate soldiers. Report of board of visitors Lee camp soldiers'
home, Richmond, Virginia, December 31, 1907. Richmond, Va., 1908. 19654
22 p. 23cm.
Corporations. Virginia corporation digest. A collection of the case
and statute law of Virginia on corporations, including railroad, municipal
and other corporations, with notes and references. By Isaac Diggs and
Ben T. Barret .... Richmond, C. E. Kcot printing co., 1907. 19655
2 p. 1., 957 p., 1 I., 142 p. 24cm. Appendix: The constitution
of the state of Virginia, adopted by the convention of 1901-2. Published by
authority. Richmond, 1902. (142 p.)
Fifth annual report of the state corporation commission of
Virginia for the year ending December 31, 1907. Part 1 — General report.
Pta-t 2 — Reports and statistics public service corporations. Reports and
statistics of canals, railroads, electric railways and other corporate com-
panies are for fiscal year ending June 30, 1907, and are printed as Part 2
of this volume. [Beverley T. Crump, chairman, Robert R. Prentis, chair-
man, Henry C. Stuart, Joseph E. Willard, commissioners] Richmond, Davis
Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1908. 19656
xii, 565 p., 1 I.. 1064 p. 24cm.
Crime and criminals. Biennial report of the prison association of
Virginia for the years 1906 and 1907. Richmond, Va., H. T. Ezekiel, printer,
3908. 19657
46 p. front., plates. 23cm.
Crop pests. Virginia state crop pest commission.' Circular no. 3.
New series. Crop pest law, also rules and regulations adopted by the
commission. Excerpts from appendix of sixth report of the state ento-
mologist. October, 1907. 19658
12 p. 23cm.
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Circular to nurserymen and fruit growers relating to pur-
chase of nursery stock. (Cir. no. 3-A) Issued November 12, 1907, by J.
L. Phillips, state entomologist, Blacksburg, Virginia. 19659
4 p. 24cm.
Virginia state crop pest commission. Yellows, and some other
important diseases of the peach, by J. L. Phillips. . . . Circular no. 4.
New series. December, 1907. 19660
12 p. illus. 23cm.
Deaf and dumb. Biennial report (the 67th and 68th annual reports)
of the Virginia school for the deaf and the blind at Staunton, Virginia,
to the board of visitors for the fiscal years ending Sept. 30, 1906, and Sept.
30, 1907. And a prospectus for session 1907-1908. 19661
26 p. illus. front. 23.5cm.
Description. Virginia: information for the homeseeker and investor;
pub. by the state board of agriculture and immigration, G. W. Koiner,
commissioner. [Richmond, 1907] 19662
72 p. Tront., illus., fold. map. 23Hcm. An edition of 25.000
copies printed for the Jamestown exposition, cf. Annual report of the dept.
for 1907.
Education. Accomack county, Jamestown school exhibit. Catalogue.
[1907] 19663
6 p. 23cm.
The Virginia journal of education, v. 1, Oct., 1907 — Juiy,
1908. Richmond. 19664
10 nos. illus., ports. 27cm. Monthly except August &
September. J. A. C. Chandler, editor.
Virginia public school exhibit at Jamestown exposition, 1907.
[no place, no date] 19665
8 p. 23cm.
Virginia school laws codified for the use of school officers by
order of the state board of education. To be preserved by each officer and
delivered to his successor. Salem, Va.: Salem printing and publishing co.,
1907. 19666
208 p. 23cm.
Virginia school report. Biennial report of the superintendent
of public instruction of the commonwealth of Virginia with accompanying
documents. School years 1905-1906 and 1906-1907. Richmond, Davis Bot-
tom, superintendent of public printing, 1908. 19667
571 p. front., plates. 23 Hem. Joseph D. Kgrgrleston. super-
intendent.
Express traffic. Applicable to express traffic between points within
the state of Virginia. No. 2. Tariffs, rules and classification governing
express companies. Prescribed by the state corporation commission of
Virginia. Amending and supersedijng issue of November 1, 1907. In effect
August 1, 1908. R. T. Wilson, clerk. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent public printing, 1908. * 196«S
56 p. 30cm.
Farmville normal school. State female normal school, Farmville,
Virginia. [Catalog] Twenty-third session, 1906-1907. Announcements,
1907-1908. [Richmond, Va. Everett Waddey co., printers, [n. d.] 19669
152 p. front, plates. 23cm.
Governor. Addresses by Claude A. Swanson, governor of Virginia.
Jamestown island, May 13, 1907. Jamestown exposition, June 12, 1907.
Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1907. 19670
15 p. 22%cm.
Hampton Institute. Thirty-ninth report of the principal of the
Hampton normal and agricultural institute, 1907. Hampton, Va., Hampton
institute press, 1907. 19671
28 p. illus., port. 23cm. (The Hampton bulletin, v. 3, no.
2, June, 1907) . .
Horticulture. Report twelfth annual session of the Virginia state
horticultural society held in county assembly hall, Staunton, Va., December
4th and 5th, 1907. [Smith bros., Pulaski, Va.] 19672
197, [1] p. plates. 23.5cm.
Digitized by VjOOQIC
1907] A Bibliography of Virginia 881
House of Burgesses. Journals of the house of burgesses of Virginia,
1761-1765. Edited by John Pendleton Kennedy. [Edited and published
by authority of the library board of the Virginia state library]. Rich-
mond, Virginia, 1907. 19673
383 p. front. 33em. 500 copies printed.
Contents; Preface; burgesses; prorog:ations; Journal, 1761. Novemb.'r
session; journal, 1762. January session; journal, 1762, Marcii session; journal,
1762, November session; journal, 1763; Journal, 1764, January session; Journal,
1764, October session; journal, 1765; index.
Insurance, First annual report of the commissioner of insurance of
Virginia for the fiscal year ending April 30, 1907 covering business of
1906. Part I: Fire and marine companies. Richmond: Davis Bottom, su-
perintendent of public printing, 1907. 19674
316 p. 24cm. Joseph Button, commissioner.
First annual report of the commissioner of insurance of Vir-
ginia for the fiscal year ending April 30, 1907, covering business of 1906.
Part II: Life, casualty and miscellaneous companies. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1907. 19675
535 p. 23.5cm.
Law. The business man's code of Virginia laws, containing a com-
pUation of such statutes as every business man needs and should have
access to . . . containing, also, forms, precedents, explanations, and
the constitution of Virginia; comp. and ed. by Christopher B. Gamett and
Robert N. Pollard . . . Pulaski, Va., B. D. Smith & bros., 1907. 19676
2 p. 1., 634 p. 24cm.
The Virginia law register, vol. 13. May 1907 to April 1908.
R. T. W. Duke, Jr., editor. Frank Moore, A. R. Michie, associate editors.
Charlottesville, Va.: The Michie company. 1908. 19677
998, xl p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia
courts.
Special articles:. The definition of criminal responsibility, by T. W.
Harrison; John H. Fulton, by Robt. C. Jackson; The "brain storm,'" or the
"irresistible impulse" test, as affecting criminal responsibility, and as a sub-
stitute for the "unwritten law" defense, by Frederick W. Sims; Should the un-
written law be written?, by Lewis H. Machen; Abducting, kidnapping, or aid-
ing in the escape of an inmate of a hospital for the insane, by Norvelle L.
Henley; The province of the court in Jury trial, by Richard Evelyn Byrd; The-
illegality of the action of the circuit court of the U. S. In enjoining the Virginia
state corporation commission from enforcing a two cent rate affecting the
Intra-atate business of railroads, by E. Hilton Jackson: State interference
with interstate commerce, by H. P. Burnett; James L. Tompkins, of Floyd
county; Telephonic communications In evidence; Recent decisions of the
supreme court relating to cities and towns, by Henry R. Pollard; Certiorari
as a remedial writ in Virginia, by J. T. Lawless; Void, illegal or unforceable
consideration, by W. P. Rogers; Scope of trader's act, by J. F. Minor.
LilM'ary. Fourth annual report of the library board of the Virginia
state library, 1906-'1907. To which is appended the fourth annual report
of the state librarian. Richmond, D. Bottom, supt. public printing, 1907.
1967«
134 p. fold. map. 23cm. A. C. Gordon, chairman of board.
H. R. McIlVaine, librarian. „ , , ,, .„. ,^
List of manuscripts exhibited at Jamestown Exposition, p. 66-101; Pro-
visional list of works on genealogy ... p. 102-132. , ^ , , 19e7»
The Provisional list of works on genealogy was Issued also as v. 1, no. 1
of the Bulletin of the Virginia state library. , t.- i.
Regulations of the Virginia state hbrary. Richmond, Rich-
mond press, 1907. !*«*•
cover-title. 10 p. 15cm. ....
Medical college of Virginia. Seventieth annual announcement of the
Medical college of Virgiiiia, Richmond, containing the bulletin of the medi-
cal, dental and pharmaceutical courses, 1907-1908. Richmond, Va., Mitch-
- - - w^r^^iml 1968X
ell & Hotchkiss, printers. [1907]
104 p. front. 2H4cm.
p front. 2H4cm. (Bulletin of the Medical college of
Virginia," v.' 4, no. 2, June, 1907) . , ,. .,,... . , « i.
Bulletin of the Medical college of Virgima. v. 4, no. 1, March,
1907. Dental number. Richmond. 19682
20 p. 2H4cm. quarterly.
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S82 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Swan^n, Gov.
riir,.it^°^*it?*«'f S?*/** .°' ^?'i°'? ?°*. college offlcera; Faculty; Adjunct
raculty. List of graduates ; Historical sketch; Obituary— Dr. J Hall Moore-
W ''stiff" '""'■""y: Abolish the dental degree! Why? How? [by] Dr F.
^ , — 7:„„^''l]?t"> .of *•»« Medical college of Virginia, v. 4, no. 3, Sep-
tember, 1907. Hospital and educational number. Richmond. 19683
20 p. 2H4cm. quarterly.
nf V ,..S"H^'*'. ■^""V?' report of Memorial hospital; Report of Departments
hL,/Y=Hi'V'.^'^''"'°."'^';'"*P®H^ <=? ^y ^- °- Williams: Report of the last stale
board medical examination; Clinic on diseases of children by C. A. Blanton,
M. D.; Clinic on surgery by J. Shelton Horseley, M. D.
,::zr ^"J'®*"* °^ *^® Medical college of Virginia, v. 4, no. 4, Decem-
ber, 1907. Richmond. 19684
10 p. 21 Hem. quarterly.
Contents: Obstetrics by Dr. M. L. Anderson; The medical curriculum.
Medical examimng board. [Proceedings of the medical examining
board of Virginia, held June, 1907, Richmond, Virginia] 19685
Copy not seen.
_ [Proceedings of the medical examining board of Virginia, held
December, 1907, Richmond, Virginia] 19686
Copy not seen.
Mineral Resources. . . . Mineral resources of Virginia. By Tho-
mas Leonard Watson, Ph. D., professor of economic geology in the uni-
versity of Virginia. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell company, printers and
binders, 1907. 19687
»,,, *^^'. 61* t>. Ulus., plates (part fold.), maps, plans, tables, dtagrs.
26Hcm. At head of title: The Virginia Jame'^town exposition commis-
fllon. "References" at end of each section.
Public Health. Bulletin of the Virginia board of health. Published
monthly at the office of the secretary of the board, Richmond, Va. Paulus
A. Irving, M. D., secretary, Richmond, (v. 11, no. 1, January — v. 11, no.
10, December, 1907) 19688
Railroads. Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commis-
sion. Class rates and mileage commodity rates applicable to steam rail-
roads in Virginia as authorized by the commission and in force December
, 31, 1907. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1908.
19689
51 p. 23cm.
Constitutional provisions, statutes and public regulations gov-
erning railroads and other common carriers in the state of Virginia. Jan-
uary 1, 1907. Compiled and issued by the State corporation commission.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1907. 19690
85 p. 23Hcm.
Opinions and orders of the state corporation commission of
Virginia in the proceedings to prescribe a maximum passenger rate of two
cents per mile and proceedings to put into effect a single uniform freight
classification, decided by the commission the 27th day of April, 1907.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1907. 19691
•14 p. 23cm.
Virginia classification no. 1. To take effect October 15, 1907.
Being a classification of freight applicable to the railroad lines doing busi-
ness in Virginia, as ordered. Prepared and issued by order of state cor-
poration commission, R. T. Wilson, clerk. Richmond, Va.: Mitchell & Hotch-
kiss print. 19692
V. p. 27.5cm.
Supplement no. 2 (including supplement no. 1) to Vir^nia
classification no. 1. To take effect December 16, 1907. Being a classifica-
tion of freight applicable to the railroad lines doing business in Virginia
as ordered. Prepared and issued by order of state corporation commis-
sion, R. T. Wilson, clerk. Richmond, Va.: Mitchell & Hotchkiss print.
19693
V. p. 27.5cm.
Secretary of the Commonwealth. Annual report of [D. Q. Eggles-
ton] the secretary of the commonwealth to the governor and general as-
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sembly of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1907. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 19694
228 p. front. 23cm.
Includes Names erf state ofBcers; Members of state boards; Names of all
judges In the state; List of notaries public; Commissioners of deeds for
Virginia; Commissioners of deeds in Virginia for other states; List of county
and city offlcers; List of incorporated towns; List of charters and amend-
ments to charters; List of railroad charters; List of foreign corporations; List
of trade marks, labels, etc.; List of proprietary containers; List of automobile
owners; List of counties that have adopted the act to regulate the running
of automobiles; Proclamations by the governor; Library fund; Seals and flags
of the commonwealth; Governors of Virginia; Reports of clerks of circuit
courts, showing state of suits.
State debt. ♦Proceedings in the equitv suit of the commonwealth of
Virginia vs. the state of West Virginia, with an appendix. Comp. by
Clarke W. May, attorney general. Charleston [Tribune printing co., etc.]
1907-11. 19695
5 V. 23-24cm. Vol. 3-5 have only special t.-p. Vol. 2-4, by
William G. Conley, attorney general. Vol. 3, pt. 1, "contains matter previously
printed in vols. I and II."
Contents. — v. 1-2. Record of suit. — v. 3, Record, pt. 1; being proceed-
ings in the supreme court prior to referring of the cause to a special master.
Record, pt. 2; being the evidence taken and proceedings had before the special
master, Charles E. Littlefleld, at Richmond, Va., Nov. 16th, 1908 to July 2d,
1909. — v. 4. Appendix to the record; being certain public acts of the legisla-
ture of Virginia and West Virginia and of the congress . . . and extracts
from the constitutions and codes of the two states pertaining to this cause. —
V. 5. Names of residents of West Virginia and others holding or owning bonds,
registered stock, or deferred certificates of Virginia.
Supreme court of the United States. October term, 1907. No.
4, original. Commonwealth of Virginia, complainant, vs. state of West
Virginia, defendant. Proposed decree referring the cause to a master.
[1907] 19696
ft p. 23.5cm.
Supreme court of the United States. October term, 1907. In
equity. Original, no. 4. Commonwealth of Virginia, complainant, vs.
state of West Virginia, defendant. Reply brief for Virginia upon motion
to refer the cause to a master. William A. Anderson, attorney general
and as such counsel for Virginia. [1907] 19697
68 p. 23.Scm.
Supreme court of the United States. October term, 1907. Origi-
nal, no. 4. Virg^inia vs. West Virginia. Report of commission, John Mar-
shall, chairman. Filed as an exhibit for the complainant. [1907] 19698
39 p. 23Hcm.
On page 5 is the title of the original report: Report of the commis-
sioners appointed to view certain rivers within the commonwealth of Virginia
. . . and accompanied by a map. . . . Printed, 1816.
"Beside-x the great chief justice, the gentlemen who served upon the
commission were James Breckenrldge. distinguished as a soldier, and states-
man, and esteemed by contemporaries as tlie equal in ability, though not in
oratory, of his brother John Breckenrldge, of Kentucky; William Lewis, a
patriotic citizen of the highest character, a near relative of Col. Charles, and
(.teneral Andrew Lewis, of Point Pleasant fame, and a worthy scion of such
illustrious lineage; James McDowell, one of the gifted men of his generatio ■,
who afterwards rendered eminent service as a member of congress, and as
governor of the commonwealth; William Caruthers, a leading citizen of the
valley of Virginia, and a farmer and business man of very hl^h character and
standing; and Andrew Alexander, surveyor, engineer, representative citizen,
a man of skill i« his profession, and remarkable for his public spirit." p. 4.
Supreme court of the United States. October term, 1907.
Original no. 4. In equity. Commonwealth of Virginia, complainant, vs.
state of West Virginia, defendant. Brief for Virginia, upon motion to
enter decree referring the cause to a master. Richmond: Printed by Whit-
tet & Shepperson. [1907] 19699
21 p. 23cm.
Supreme court of the United States. October term, 1907. In
equity. Original no. 4. Commonwealth of Virginia, complainant, against
West Virginia, defendant. Brief for defendant on complainant's motion
to refer cause to master. C. W. May, attorney general. John G. Carlisle,
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John C. Spooner, Chas. E. Hogg, W. MoUohan, Geo. W. McClintic, W. G.
Mathews, of counsel for defendant. New York: C. G. Burgoyne. [1907]
1970U
48 p. 23.5cni.
. . — — Supreme court of the United States. October term, 1907.
Original no. 7. Commonwealth of Virginia vs. state of West Virginia.
Answer of West Virginia, [1907] 19701
32 p. 23.6cm.
Taxation. Opinion and order of the state corporation commissioa
of Virginia in the matter of the motion of the attorney general of Virgini.i
to increase the assessment for taxation for 1907 upon the roadbeds and
tracts of the Atlantic coast line railroad company, the Chesapeake & Ohio
railway company, Norfolk & western railway company, Louisville & Nash-
ville railroad company, Seaboard air line railway, Southern railroad com-
pany, Washington-Southern railway company, decided by the commission
the 23d day of October, 1907. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent
public printing, 1908. 19702
8 p. 23cm.
University of Virginia. University of Virgima. A statement of ac-
complishment and of recent growth, June, 1907. 19703
1 p. I., 13] -21 p. fold, front, charts. 23cm.
Bulletins of the University of Virginia. New series, v. 7, no.
1, January, 1907. Issued quarterly. Alumni bulletin. Charlottesville, Va ,
University of Virginia press, 1907. 19704
117. rviil p. front., ports., plate. 23Hcm.
Contents In part: The evolution of medical education In America, by
Richard H. Whitehead: Wm. Klfsha Peters, by Chas. W. Kent, F. H. Smith.
Geo. H. Denny, Jno. S. Mosby; The University and her sons, by R. K. Massie:
Wm. Wirt declined — text of letters exchanged with Jefferson as to preslden'sy;
A letter of Thos. Jefferson to Peter Barlow; The student volunteers of 1861.
by W. W. Old (continued from v. 5, p. 300) ; Prof. N. K. Davis retires.
Bulletins of the University. New series, v. 7, no. 1. Supple-
ment B. University of Virginia. Revised entrance requirements, session
1908-1909. Charlottesville, Va., Published by the University, Januar\-,
1907. Quarterly. 19705
8 p. 23 Hem.
Bulletins of the University, new series, v. 7, no. 1 A. Uni-
versity of Virginia. Catalogue 1906-1907. Charlottesville, Va., Publishea
by the University, March, 1907. 1970S
239, vi p. 23cm.
Bulletins of the University of Virginia. New series, v. 7, no.
2, April, 1907. Issued quarterly. Alumni bulletin. Charlottesville, Va.,
University of Virginia press, 1907. 19707
[119]-226 p. IJlus., ports, plates, facsim., plan. ZSHcm.
Contents in part: The Lee centennial — Addresses by M. W. Humphreys,
W. W. Smith, C. A. CJraves: Sectionalism and nationality, by E. A. Alderman:
Changes in requirements tor the B. A. and M. A. degrees, by R. H. Dabney;
Prof. Francis H. Smith retires: The Ezekiel bronzes, by J. W. Wlayland];
Jeffersoniana; The serpentine walls at the University: Roster of the "Univer-
sity volunteers."
Bulletins of the University of Virginia. New series, v. 7, no.
3, July. 1907. Issued quarterly. Alumni bulletin. Charlottesville, Va.,
University of Virginia press. 1907. 19708
[2273-320 p. front, (port.) lllus. 23Hcm.
Contents In part: The new president of the v. P. I. (Dr. P. B. BarrJn-
ger), by W. H. Echols; Unvelllngr of the tronze Homeric group — Addresses by
Thos. Nelson Page, Robert L.. Harrison, Edward N. Callsch, Armlstead C. Gor-
don; The Carneerie organ dedicated, by U R. Whipple: Distinguished homes
near the University, by R. T. W. Duke, jr.
Bulletins of the University of Virginia. . . . New series,
V. 7, no. 4, October, 1907. Alumni bulletin. Charlottesville, Va., The Uni-
.versitv press, 1907. 19700
[321J-420 p. front. 23V4cm.
Contents in part: The academic degrees and the university standard,
by Richard Heath Dabney; the university cemetery, by J. W. W.; The revival
of the Virginia school journal, by R. C. Stearnes; Luke as a model In the
choice of a life work, by W. W. Moore; Jeffersoniana; University alumni in
the Confederate congress.
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Catalogue of exhibits at the Jamestown ter-centennial exposi-
tion. 1607-1907. Charlottesville, University of Virginia press, 1907.19710
15 p. 22cm.
The University record, v. 1, no. 1. Charlottesville, Va., Sep-
tember, 1907. 19711
i p. 23Hcm. (Monthly, except July and August)
University of Virginia record, v. 1, no. 2. Charlottesville, Va.,
October, 1907. 19712
4 p. 23 Hem.
University of Virginia record, v. 1, no. 3. Charlottesville, Va.,
November, 1907. 19713
4 p. 23cm.
University of Virginia, record, v. 1, no. 4. Charlottesville, Va.,
December, 1907. 1971-1
4 p. 23cm.
Virginia military institute. Virginia military institute, Lexington.
Virginia. Official register, 1906-1907. Winchester, Va.. The Eddv press
corporation, 1907. 19715
112 p. 20cm.
Virginia normal and industrial institute. Virginia normal and indus-
trial institute, Petersburg, Virginia. Incorporated March 15, 1882. Opened
October, 1883. Twenty-fourth school year, 1906-1907. Kirkham & co.,
printers, Petersburg, Va. 197i6
62 p. 22cm.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Catalogue of the Virginia polytechnic
institute. State agricultural and mechanical college. 1906-1907. Blacks-
bui^, Virginia. Richmond, Va., Chas. E. Picot printing company, 1907.
19717
151 p. fold, table. 23cm.
Regulations of the Virginia polytechnic institute. State agri-
cultural and mechanical college. Session 1907-'08. Richmond, Va., Chas. E.
Kcot printing co., 1907. 19718
71 p. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Department of ani-
mal husbandry. Bulletin 164, January, 1907. Vol. 15, no. 2. Stall feeding
versus grazing, by Andrew M. Soule and John R. Fain. 1971'J
p. 49-88. lllus. 23cm.
Virgrinia agrricultural experiment station. Department of field
experiments. Bulletin 165, March, 1907. Vol. 15, no. 3. The improvement
of com, by Andrew M. Soule and Phares O. Vanatter. 19720
p. 89-185. lllus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Tobacco investiga-
tions. Bulletin 166, May, 1907. Vol. 15, no. 4. The improvement of fire-
cured tobacco, by George T. McNess, E. H. Mathewson and Bernard G. An-
derson. 19721
p. 187-234. lllufl. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Department of ani-
mal husbandry. Bulletin 167, June, 1907. Vol. 15, rto. 5. Com and various
amendments as food for hogs, by Andrew M. Soule, John R. Fain and Milton
P. Jamagan. 19722
p. 235-257. lllus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Department of field
experiments. Bulletin 168, June, 1907. Vol. 15, no. 6. Experiments with
oats, millet and various legumes, by Andrew M. Soule and Phares 0. Van-
atter. 19723
p. 269-290. illus. 23cm.
Virginia agrricultural experiment station. Department of ani-
mal husbandry. Bulletin 169, June, 1907. Vol. 15, no. 7. Protein require-
ments for dairy cows, by Andrew M. Soule, John R. Fain and Milton P.
Jaraagin. 19724
p. 291-313. lllus. 23cm.
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886 BtiUetin Virgitivi State Library [Swanson, Gov.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Department of ani-
mal husbandry. Bulletin 170, July, 1907. Vol. 16, no. 1. Studies in milk
and butter production, by Andrew M. Soule, John R. Fain and Milton P.
Jamagin. 19725
44 p. Illus. 23cin.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Department of ani-
mal husbandry. Bulletin 171, July, 1907. Vol. 16, no. 2. The development
of grade and cross-bred beef cattle, by John R. Fain and Milton P. Jar-
nagin. 19726
p. 45-79. Illus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Department of ani-
mal husbandry. Bulletm 173, August, 1907. Vol. 16, no. 4. Finishing beef
cattle, by Andrew M. Soule, John R. Fain and Milton P. Jamagin. 1972/
p. 95-122. Illus. 23cm.
Virgrinia agricultural experiment station. Department of fieij
experiments. Bulletin 174, August, 1907. Vol. 16, no. 5. The cultivation
of potatoes, by Andrew M. Soule and Phares 0. Vanatter. 19728
p. 123-139. Illus. 23cm.
The present condition and outlook at the Virginia polytechnic
institute, and the necessity for the appropriation asked for buUdings and
equipment and for an increase of annuity including a statement of moneys
expended. Memorial submitted for the board of visitors. [1907] 19729
1 p. I. 131-20 p. 23^4cm.
William and Mary college. Bulletin of the college of William and
Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia, v. 1, no. 1. January, 1907. Published b>
the college on the first of October, January, April and June. Editor: Lyon
G. Tyler, president. 197M
16 p. iDCl. front. Ulus. 2t em.
Bulletin of the college of William and Mary, Williamsburg,
Virginia, v. 1, no. 2. April, 1907. Announcements for session 1907-1908.
Published by the college on the first of October, January, April and June.
Editor: Lyon G. Tyler, president. 19731
37 p. 22 1-2 cm.
Bulletin of the college of William and Mary, Williamsburg,
Virginia, v. 1, no. 3. June, 1907. Catalogue for session of 1906-1907, and
announcements for session 1907-1908. Published by the college on the first
of October, January, April and June. Editor: Lyon G. Tyler, president.
Richmond, Va., Whittet & Shepperson, printers. 19732
51 p. 23 cm.
Bulletin of the college of William and Mary, Williamsburg,
Virginia, v. 1, no. 4. October, 1907. Published by the college on the first
of January, April, June and October. Editor: Lyon G. Tyler, president.
19735
13 p. Incl. front. 23 cm.
The college of William and Mary in Virginia: its history and
work. 1693-1907. By Lyon G. Tyler, M. A., LL. D., president of the college
of William and Mary. Richmond, Va., Whittet & Shepperson, printerK,
1907. 197S4
96 p. front., illus., ports. 23 1-2 cm.
i9oe
Jounmla
Journal of the house of delegates of the state of Virginia
for the session of 1908. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1908. 19735
Session beran °Jan. 8. 1908 and ended March 27, 1908. R. E. Byr ■.
speaker.
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Sjst of members elect, transmitted by the secretary of the common-
: p. 3-5. 1973S
ules: p. 8-lfi. » 19737
[Message from the governor, C. A. Swanson]: p. 17-24. 19738
[Communication from the clerk of the house relative to the publica-
tion of certain proposed amendments to the constitution] : p. 25. . 19739
[Report of the clerk of the house relative to vault in clerk's office,
the cleaning and binding of the enrolled bills, and the index to the enrolled
bUls]: p. 25, 26. 19740
[Communication from the State board of agriculture and immigration
relative to the rights of the board, and of the commissioner] : p. 27. 19741
[Communication from commissioner of insurance relative to excessive
rates] : p. 122, 123. 19742
[Letter from governor stating the gift of the McCormick historical
exhibit to Virginia;]: p. 176. • 19743
[Communication from the governor relative to passenger rates on
steam raUways]: p. 191, 192. 19744
[Reports of clerks of Supreme court of appeals relative to the num-
ber of writs of error and appeals in 1907] : p. 226. 19745
[Communication from the governor relative to the Virginia mineral
and timber exhibit at the Jamestown exposition] : p. 308, 309. 19746
[Charges presented against Judge J. W. G. Blackstone] : p. 381-383.
19747
[Statement of expenditures for heating and lighting the library
building]: p. 397. 19743
[Correspondence with Maryland relative ta oyster legislation]: p.
398, 399. 19749
[Statement of state librarian relative to the number of muster rolls,
records and other material turned over by the secretary of the Virginia
military records]: p. 427, 428. 19750
Joint rules: p. 581, 582. 19751
[Documents relative to the confirmation of W. F. Rhea as a member
of the State corporation commission] : p. 646-665. 19752
[Communication from the governor relative to the report of the Vir-
ginia commission for the Jamestown exposition] : p. 694. 19753
[Report of committee relative to charges against Judge J. W. G.
Blackstone]: p. 716-721, 1023-1029. 19754
[Letter from W. J. Bryan] : p. 774. 19/55
Veto message relative to roads in Lunenburg]: p. 994-996. 19756
Letters from superintendents of Eastern state hospital. Western
tospital, and Southwestern state hospital, relative to anticipated
deficits]: p. 1031-1033. 19757
[Members of the house of delegates, who served Jan. 8, 1908 to
March 27, 1908]: p. 1039-1041. 19759
Errata: p. 1043, 1044.
Index: p. 1045-1112.
[Documents as appendix] :
Contingent and incidental expenses of the house of delegates paid
under act approved January 24, 1908, under resolution of house of dele-
gates, agreed to January 25, 1908. House doc. A. 19759
Abstract of the returns of clerks to the clerk of the house of dele-
gates. House doc. no. I. 19760
16 p.
Report of the legislative investigating committee for the Virgmia
polytechnic institute appointed under authority of the joint resolution ap-
proved February 27, 1906. House doc. no. 11. 19761
5 p.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
^88 Bulletin Virgimm, State Library [Swanson, Gov.
Majority and minority reports of the joint committee to investigate
the Eastern state hospital. House doc. no. III. 19762
35 p.
Joint resolutions and memorials from several states of the Union
touchmg certam proposed amendments to the federal constitution, etc
House d«c. no. IV. 19761
. ., Communication from the governor transmitting the special report
of a rnTJ^in^.^ „'^'*.£'*""?'f^'''"^'"^- °^ XK^^'""' together with a statement
of a committee of the state proxies of Virginia of the Richmond, Fred-
ericksburg and Potomac railroad company. House doc. no. V. 19761
Communication from the governor transmitting the report of the
auditing committee appointed under the act of March 17, 1906, to examine
the books and accounts of officers at the seat of government. House doc.
"**• ^\-4 p. 19765
„. . Report of the state proxies for voting the stock held by the state of
Virginia in the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad company
bearing date of December 15, 1906. House doc. no. VII 19766
15 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts transmitting an
Itemized report as to the cost of fuel, ice, and gas for the capitol, governor's
mansion and state offices, etc. House doc. no. VIII. 19767
5 p.
Report of the special joint committee appointed to inquire into the
cost of school books in Virginia. House doc. no. IX. 19768
10 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting an item-
ized statement of expenditures at the Jamestown exposition authorized by
the act approved March 10th, 1906. House doc. no. X. 19769
6 D.
Report of the Virginia commission for the Jamestown exposition
transmitted to the general assembly by the governor of Virginia Thursday,
March 27, 1908. House doc. no. XI. 19770
10 p. • ■
Proceedings before the committee for courts of justice investigating
chai-ges against Judge J. W. G. Blackstone pursuant to a resolution adopten
by the house of delegates, February 11, 1908. House doc. no. XII. 19771
243 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond on Wed-
nesday, January 8, 1908. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing, 1908. 19772
1032 p. 22cm.
Session beg-an Jan. 8, 1908 and ended March 27, 1908. Lieutenant gov-
ernor .1. Tovlor KUvson, pre.-iiflent.
iList of members-elect] : p. 3, 4. 19773
iules of the senate: p. 5-13. 197/1
[Message of the governor, Claude A. Swanson, Jan. 8, 1908] : p. 15-26.
19775
_ [Communication from the board of agriculture, requesting an inves-
tigation of the office of the board, and workings of office of the commis-
sioner]: p. 31. 19776
[Statement from auditor, Morton Marye, relative to revenue and tax-
ation] : p. 91, 92. 19777
300 copies printed separately.
[Statement of the commissioner of insurance, Joseph Button, rela-
tive to complaints as to excessive rates] : p. 101. 19778
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1908] A BibUogra/phy of Virginia, 889
[Report of the attorney general, William A. Anderson, as to the pres-
ent status of the litigation between the R. F. & P. railroad company and
the commonwealth] : p. 102, 103. 19779
[Correspondence relative to the gift to the state of the McCormick
historical exhibit]: p. 132, 133. 1978.)
[Communication of the clerk of the house of delegates, John W.
Williams, relative to the failure to publish proposed amendments to the
constitution]: p. 213. 19781
[Report of the clerk of the house, John W. Williams, relative to
furnishing vault in clerk's office, cleaning, binding and labelling enrolled
bills and parchments, and indexing enrolled bills] : p. 212-214. 19782
[Message of governor relative to expenditures for military display
and public state entertainments at the Jamestown exposition] : p. 230, 23i'.
19783
[Message of the governor relative to the gift of the Virginia mineral
and timber exhibitors' association]: p. 234, 236. 19784
[Correspondence with the general assembly of Maryland relative to
oyster legislation] : p. 300, 301. 19785
[Message of the governor relative to the report of the Virginia com-
mission for the Jamestown exhibition] : p. 534. 1978(>
[Report of committee relative to the confirmation of William F. Rhea
as a member of the corporation commission]: p. 541-568. 1978/
[Report of committee of house relative to charges against judge J.
W. G. Blackstone]: p. 720-724, 942-946. 19788
[Message of governor relative to the burning of the school building
in North Collinwood, Ohio] : p. 844. 19789
[Message of governor relative to the abolition of payment by in-
mates of the state hospitals for insane]: p. 940. 19790
[Veto messages of governor relative to pay of judges and clerks,
roads and bridges in Russell county, Hickory Neck academy fund, suits
against officer^ of charitable institutions] : p. 947, 948. 19791
Members of senate who served Jan. 8, 1908 to March 27, 1908: p.
953. 19792
Index: p. 957-1032.
[Senate documents] :
Contingent and incidental expenses of the senate of Virginia session
1908. Under act approved January 24, 1908, and resolutions agreed to
January 26, 1908. Senate doc. A. 19793
4 p.
Annual reports of the Miller fund for the year ending December 31,
1906, and December 31, 1907, submitted to the governor by John G. Dew,
second auditor and secretary of the board of the Miller manual labor
school. Senate doc. no. I. 19794
8 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia in reference to con-
veying to the United States government additional lands for the enlarge-
ment of the military reservation at Fort Monroe. Senate doc. no. II.
19795
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting list of
pardons, commutations, etc., and reasons therefor. Senate doc. no. III.
19796
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting the re-
port of Hon. George W. Koiner, commissioner of agriculture, showmg
expenditures under act approved March 14, 1906. Senate doc. no. IV
« V.
19797
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890 Bulletin Virgmia State Library [Swanaon, Gov.
Communication from the gfovemor of Virginia in reference to the
passenger rate cases and transmitting certain correspondence in reference
thereto. Senate doc. no. V. 19798
15 p.
Proceedings of the joint committee on confirmation of the general
assembly of Virginia having under consideration the charges and specifi-
cations filed by Senator Noel, of the county of Lee, against W. F. Rhea.
Record of hearing by committee. Senate doc. no. VI. 19799
263 p.
Communication from the committee on reporting and printing of
the constitutional convention, submitting its report on flie printing of the
debates of the convention in response to a resolution aidopted by the
senate, Wednesday, February 12, 1908. Presented to the senate by tha
president, Tuesday, February 25, 1908. Senate doc. no. 7. 19800
8 p.
1908
Anmial Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia for the year ending September 30,
1908. Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing. Rich-
mond. [1908] 19801
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the governor and
general assembly of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1908. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1908.
19802
V, [2], 196 p. 8 fold, sheets. Morton Mayre, auditor. The
titles of the tabular statements are not listed here. See under report for
1907. Table no. 35 shows number of marriasres for year ending Dec. 31, 1907.
Report of the second auditor of Virginia on the condition of the
public debt, of the literary fund, and the report of the commissioners of
the sinking fund for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1908 with repon
of the Miller fund as an appendix. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1908. 19803
44 p. .lohn O. r>ew. second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virgrinia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1908. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing. 1909. 19804
17 p. 1 fold, sheet. A. W. Harman, treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney general to the governor of Virginia
for the year 1908. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing. 1908. 19805
95 p. William A. Anderson, attorney general.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the gov-
ernor of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1908. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1908. 19806
18 p. Davis Bottom, superintendent.
Fifth annual report of the library board of the Virginia state library
1907-1908 to which is appended the fifth annual report of the state librar-
ian. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1908.
^ 19807
132, 302, 154 p. A. C. Oordon. chairman, H. R. Mcllwaine. librarian.
Includes A calendar of legrislative petitions arranged by counties, Accomac-
Bedford, special report of the department of archives and history, H. J.
Eckcnrode, archivist, 302 p.; A trial bibliography of colonial Virgrinla. special
report of the department of bibliography, W. C. Torrence. bibliographer, 154 p.
Report of the adjutant general of the commonwealth of Virginia
for the year ending 20th October, 1908. Richmond: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent public printing. 1908. . „ , *^***
186 p. Charles J. Anderson, adjutant general. Includes General orders
and circulars; Report of the Virginia military institute [with roll of cadets].
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1908] A Bihlxogra/phy of Virginia 891
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. The annual
report of the commissioner and the board of agriculture and immigration.
1908. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing. 1909.
19809
16. [1] P- J. W. Churchman, president of board, G. W. Kolner, commis-
sioner. Includes Report of state chemist. B. W. Magruder; Report of the
test farm «t Saxe, E. W. Masruder, director.
Eleventh annual report of the bureau of labor and industrial statis-
tics for the state of Virginia 1908, Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1908. 198H
275, [1] p. J. B. Doherty, commissioner. Includes Wages of railway
employes and accidents, 1907; Laws of Virginia bearing on labor; i-actory
Inspection; Decisions of courts bearintc on labor.
Second annual report of the state highway commissioner to the gov-
ernor of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1908. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1909. 1981J
74 p. 1 fold. map. P. St. J. Wilson, commissioner. Includes:
Road material; Present road laws; List of counties that have special road
laws; SpeciHcations for roads.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary
with accompanying documents for the fiscal year ending September 30.
1908. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1909.
19812
57 p. E. F. Morean, superintendent. Prison management, by
John C. Easley: p. 57-59.
Sixth report of the commissioner of state hospitals for the insane
for the year ending September 30, 1908. Richmond: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent of public printing. 1908. 19813
7 D. •'. M. Bauserman, cominlssion'er.
Eighty-first annual report of the board of directors and of the
superintendent of the Western state hospital of Virginia (at Staunton)
for the fiscal year ending September .30, 1908. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing. 1908. 19814
59 p. J. S. DeJarnette, superintendent.
One hundred and thirty-fifth annual report of the Eastern state hos-
pital of Virginia (at Williamsburg) for the fiscal year ending September
30, 1908. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing. 1908.
19815
60 p. 1 fold, sheet. O. C. Brunk, superintendent.
Thirty-eighth annual report of the Central state hospital of Virginia,
Petersburg, for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1908. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1908.
85 p. 1 fold, sheet. W. F. Drewry, superintendent. Includes
sketch of Dr. Rnndolph Barksdale.
Twenty-first annual report of the Southwestern state hospital of Vir-
ginia (Marion) for the fiscal year ending; September 30, 1908. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing. 1908. 1981S
62 p. A. S. Priddy, suoerintendpnt.
Report of the commission of fisheries of Virginia October 1, 1907, to
October 1, 1908. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing.
1908. 19817
16 p. 1 fold, sheet. W. McDonald Lee. chairman.
Annual report of the state board of dental examiners to the governor
of Virginia. February 1, 1909. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent
public printing. 1909. 19818
[2] p.
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions passed by the general assembhr
of the state of Virginia during the session of 1908. Richmond,
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1908. 19819
760 p. 23cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
892 Bulletin Virgmia, State Library [Swanson, Gov.
Regular terms of courts; Separate polls; Magisterial districts; Wards
of cities; Commissioners of deeds; State's indebtedness; Receipts and ex-
penditures for fiscal year ending Sep. 30, 1907; State officers; Members
of the senate and house of delegates: p. 691-739. 19820
Courts
Reports of cases in the supreme court of appeals of Vir-
ginia. Martin P. Burks, reporter. Vol. 108. From March 1,
1908, to December 3, 1908. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing, 1909. - 19821
xxviii, 1001 p. illus. (plan) 23cm.
Rules of court. Rule 19. Licensing persons to practice law. p.
[iv]-vi. ,
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buchanan, George
M. Harrison, Stafford G. Whittle. Attorney general: William A. Anderson.
Cases reported in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia.
Martin P. Burks, reporter. Vol. 109. From December 3, 1908,
to September 1, 1909. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent
of public printing, 1909. 19822
XXX, 957 p. 23cm.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buchanan, George
M. Harrison, Stafford G. Whittle. Attorney general: William A. Anderson.
* Virginia appeals. Decisions of the supreme court of ap-
peals of Virginia. Maury Baldwin Watts, editor. Volume 2.
From March 1, 1908, to February 28, 1909. Richmond, 1908-9.
19823
1 p. I., X, 949 p. 23cm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Agriculture. Department of agriculture and immigration of Vir-
ginia. [SOth] annual report, 1908. G. W. Koiner, commissioner. Rich-
mond: Everett Waddey co., printers, 1908. 19824
207, [1] p. illus. 23cm. At head of cover-title: Bulletin no. 4A.
Report of the chief chemist, E. W. Magrruder: p. 7-11. 19825
Information of practical value and help to the farmer: p. 13-175. 1A8M
Report of the test farm of the department of agriculture and Immiirra-
tion located at Saxe, Charlotte county, Va., under the control of the board of
"Kriculture and immierratlon, season 1908. E. W. Macr'-uder, director, H. C.
Marshall, manaeer. Bulletin no. 7: p. 177-207. This is the 7th report. 1*827
Report of the fifth annual session of the Virginia state farm-
er's institute. Held at Richmond, Virginia, August 4th, 5th and 6th, 1908.
Lynchburg, Va.: J. P. Bell company, printers. 1909. 19823
[State board of agriculture and immigration of Virginia]
Bulletin no. 38. [Fertilizer analysis— season 1908] 19829
36 p. 23cm. . . -■,,...■>
[Department of agriculture ajid immigration of VirginiaJ
Bulletin no. 39. Richmond, April, 1908. Analysis of fertilizers. ...
19839
29 p. 23em.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1908] A Bibliography of Virginia 893
[Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia]
Bulletin no. 40. Richmond, May, 1908. Fourth report on food products
[by E. W. Magruder, chief chemist] 19831
131 p. 23cm.
[Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia]
Bulletin no. 42. Richmond, July, 1908. Analysis of fertilizers.
19832
„ -- .ir
Bulletin no. 43, Richmond, December, 1908. Analysis of fertilizers.
64 p. 23cm.
[Department of agriculture and immignration of Virginia]
19833
44 p. 23cm. Leaf tobacco report [statistics, Sept.-Nov. 1908):
p, 10, 11.
Banks. Statements showing the condition of the incorporated state
banks operating in Virginia at the close of business, August 22, 1907.
Statutes of Virginia regulating or affecting state banks, in force on Janu-
ary 1, 1908. Compiled by state corporation commission. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent publio' printing, 1907. 19834
119 p. 2:irm.
Charities and corrections. Act creating and by-laws and rules gov-
erning the state board of charities and corrections. Virginia. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1908. 19835
14 p. 14.5cm.
Confederate soldiers. Report of board of visitors Lee camp soldiers'
home, Richmond, Va. December 31, 1908. Richmond, Va., 1909. 198315
23p. 23Hcm.
The pension law of Virmnia coinpiled by the auditor of public
accounts. March, 1908. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of publ'c
printing. 1908. - 19837
32 p. 23cm.
Corporations. Sixth annual report of the state corporation commis-
sion of Virginia for the year ending December 31, 1908. General reporc
and statistics (Reports and statistics of canals, railroads, electric railways
and other corporate companies are for fiscal years ending June 30, 1908)
. . . fRobert R. Prentis, chairman, Joseph E. Willard, William F. Rhea,
commissioners] Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing, 1909. 19838
X, 1557 p. 24cm.
Appendix to sixth annual report of the state corporation com-
mission of Virginia for the year ending December 31, 1908. General
orders, rules and regulations. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent
public printing, 1909. 19839
358 p. 22Hcm.
Virginia corporation law. Constitutional provisions and stat-
utes of Virginia relating to issuing, amending and taxing charters of cor-
porations. Compiled by the state corporation commission with all amend-
ments to July 1st, IfliOS. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of
public printing, 1908. 19840
89 p. 23cm.
Crop pests. Virginia state crop pest commission. Lime sulphur for
use against San Jose scale, etc., by J. L. Phillips. Circular no. 5, ne.^
series. January, 1908. 19841
12 p. illus. 23cm.
Dairy and food division. Department of agriculture and immigration
of Virginia. Dairy and food division, Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food
commissioner. Richmond, December, 1908. First quarterly report on food
products. 19841'
62 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 1.
Bulletin. Commonwealth of Virginia. Department of agri-
culture and immigration. Dairy and food division. G. W. Koiner, com-
missioner agriculture and immigration. Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and_ food
commissioner. Benj. L. Purcell, deputy dairy and food commissioner.
Circular no. 1 [regarding laws now in force] [Richmond: 1908] 19843
15 p. 23.5cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
894 Bulletin Virgima State Library [Swanson, Gov.
Deaf aoid dumb. Biennial report (the 69th and 70th annual report)
of the Virginia school for the deaf and the blind at Staunton, Va. to the
board of visitors for the fiscal years ending Sept. 30, 1908, and Sept. 30,
1909. And a prospectus for session 1909-1910. Staunton, Va.: Caldwell-
Sites CO., printers. 19844
38 p. illus. front.' 23cm.
Education. The Virginia journal of education, v. 2, Oct., 1968-July,
1909. Richmond. 1984&
10 nos. Illus., ports. 2Tcm. Monthly except August and
September. .T. A. C. Chandler, editor.
Virginia school laws; amendments and new laws of the general
assembly of 1908; amended regulations of State board of education. [Rich-
mond ? 1908] 19846
4g p. Z2Hcm.
Elections. Amendments to election laws, 1908. [1908] 19847
1 D. 1. rSl-ft D. 23cm.
FarmviUe normal school. State female normal school, Farmville,
Virginia. [Catalog] Twenty-fourth session, 1907-1908. Announcements,
1908-1909. [Lynchburg, J. P. Bell co.] 19848
165, [1] p. front. 23cm.
State normal school, Farmville, Va. Views. Lynchburg, J. P.
Bell CO. [1908] ? 19849
1 p. 1., 30 plates. 16 x 23cm.
General assembly. [Bills of the senate of Virginia for the session ot
1908. Bills no. 1-166] 19550
Copy in the Virginia state library. 23cm.
[Bills of the senate of VirgiAia for the session of 1908. Bit's
no. 167-333] * 1»851
Copv in the Virginia state llbriry. 23cm. ^
[Bills of the senate of Virginia for the session of 1908. Bil.s
xno. 334-506] „ 19852
Copy in the VirKinia state librnry. 23cm. ... . .
[Bills of the house of delegates of Virginia for the session of
1908 Bills no 1-220] 19853
' Copy In the- Virginia state library. 23cm. Some bills wanting
[Bills of the house of delegates of Virgima for the session of
1908. Bills no. 221-348] _ „ . .„ „ lf854
Copy in the Virginia state library. 23cm. _ _ Some bills wanting.
[Bills of the house of delegates of Virginia for the session of
1908. Bills no. 349-462] „, 198'>»
Copy in the Virginia state librnry. 23cm. . .
Index to enrolled bills of the general assembly of Virginia,
1776 to 1862, original parchments. Comp. by John W. Williams, clerk oC
the house of delegates and keeper of the rolls. Richmond, D. Bottom,
superintendent public printing, 1908. l»»&b
^' Majority "^aiid minority reports of the joint committee on co i-
iirmations on the appointment of Hon. Wm. F. Rhea as a member of the
state corporation commission submitted at a joint meeting of the general
assembly, Tuesday, February 25, 1908. Richmond: Davis Bottom, supenn-
tendent of public printing. 1908. »»»»'
^i^ Manual.''"The senate and house of delegates. Vliigmia. Ses-
sion 1908. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public pnntmg, ^1^9^.
165. [1] p. front, plates 15cm. . ■ir;_„:_j„
Geological survey. Virginia geologic^ survey, universitv of Virginia.
Thomas Leonard Watson, Ph. D., director. Bulletin no 1-A. Annual repoit
on the mineral production of Virgima during the calendar J^r 1^»; "V
Thomas Leonard Watson, Ph. D.. director of the survey. ?«f, P"'/*^^*'^^^
economic geology in the university of Virginia. Charlottesville, Umversrty
of Vil«^inia,^1909^.^^ ^ ^^^^^ ^^,^ p,^^^^ ^^p^ ^„bles, dlagrs. . 26cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1908] A Bibliography of Virginia 895
Governor. Proclamation 100th anniversary of the birth of Jefferson
Davis, June 3, 1908 [by Claude A. Swanson, governor] 19860
Hampton institute. The fortieth annual report of the principal, the
Hampton normal and agricultural institute. 1908. Hampton, Va., Hamp-
ton institute press. 1908. 19861
31 p. illus. 23cm. (The Hampton bulletin, v. 4, no. 2)
Horticnlture. Report thirteenth annual session of the Virginia state
horticultural society held in Y. M. C. A. hall, Lynchburg, Va., January 6th,
7th and 8th, 1908. Winchester, Va.: The Eddy press corporation, 1909.
19862
251. [1] p. plates. 23.5cm.
House of burgesses. Journals of the house of burgesses of Virginia,
1758-1761. Edited by H. R. Mcllwaine. [Edited and published by authority
of library board of the Virginia state library]. Richmond, Virginia, 1908.
1986.1
313 p. front. 33cm.
Contents: Burgesses: introductory note; preface; journal, 1758, Septem-
ber session; Journal, 1758, November session: journal, 1759, February session;
Journal, 1759, November session; Journal, 1760, March session; journal, 1760,
May session; Journal, 1760-61, October-March sessions; appendix, index.
Insurance. Second annual report of the commissioner of insurance
of Virginia for the fiscal year ending April 30, 1908 covering business of
1907. Part I: Fire and marine companies. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing, 1908. 19864
402 p. 23cm. Joseph Button, commissioner.
Second annual report of the commissioner of insurance of Vir-
ginia for the fiscal year ending April 30, 1908, governing business of 1907.
Part II: .Life, casualty and miscellaneous companies. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1908. 19865
572 p. 23cm. Joseph Button, commissioner.
Law. 'The Virginia law register, vol. 14. May 1908 to April 1909.
R. T. W. Duke, Jr., editor. Frank Moore, A. R. Michie, associate editors.
The Michie company: Charlottesville, Va. 1909. 19866
1048 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia courts.
Special articles: The use of the word "survivor" in wills, by J. T. r.aw-
less; Removal of judges by the legislature; Special elections as affected by
section 18 of the schedule, by Robt. M. Ward; The rule of construction In
May V. Joynes, by Preston Cocke; Adoption of English practice act In Virginia,
by C. A. Graves; What Judgment should be entered by the appellate court
when It overrules a demurrer to a plea 7, by C. B. Garnett; Extrinsic evidence
in respect to written instruments, by C. A. Graves; Reminiscence.'* of some of
the dead of the bench and bar of Richmond, by George U Christian.
Library. Bulletin of the Virginia state library (Issued quarterly.)
January, 1908. v. 1, no. 1. Richmond, Va., 1908. 19867
33 p. 23cm. Provisional list of works on genealogy.
Bulletin of the Virginia state library. (Issued quarterly.)
April, 1908. V. 1, no. 2. Richmond, Va., 1908. 19863
[351-131 p. 23cm. Finding list of biography [compiled by E.
G. Swemf ,„ ,, . ^ , v
Bulletin of the Virgmia state library. (Issued quarterly.)
July, 1908. V. 1, no. 3. Richmond, Va., 1908. ^ 19869
[1361-291 p. 23cm. Finding list of American history [compiled
by K. G. Sweml ,., ,_ . . , ,
Bulletin of the Virginia state library. (Issued quarterly.)
October, 1908, v. 1, no. 4. Richmond, Va., 1908. ^ „..*?^'"
[293J-308 p. 23cm. Finding list of collected works of Shakes-
peare and of Shakespeareana [compiled by E. G. Swem] „. . . . .
Fifth annual report of the library board of the Virginia state
. library, 1907-1908. To which is appended the Fifth annual report of the
state librarian. Richmond, D. Bottom, supt. public printing, 1908. 19871
132, 302, 154 p. 23Hcm. A. C. Gordon, chairman of board. H.
R. Mcllwaine, librarian. ^ . ,, . „„.
A Calendar of legislative petitions arranged by counties. Accomac-
Bedford. Special report of the department of archives and history, H. J. 1!,ck-
enrode. archivist. 1908. 302 p. This was printed as a part of the annual
report, but with title page, and paged separately. Issued also as a separ^t^
Digitized by CjOOQIC
S96 Bvlletin Virgmia State Library [Swanson, Gov.
.. ,A trial bibliography of colonial Virginia [1608-1754] Special report of
inSo °^Pr^''""*'Ji..,°^ bibliography. William Clayton Torrence, bibliographer.
1908. 1,)4 p. This was printed as a part of the annual report, but with title
page, and paged separately. Issued as a separate. 10873
Medical college of Virginia. Seventy-first annual announcement of
the medical college of Virginia, Richmond, containing the bulletin of the
medical, dental and pharmaceutical courses, 1908-1909. Richmond, Va.,
Mitchell & Hotchkiss, printers. [1908] 19874
^r. . l^" P •. ^I'^'V^- „2114cm. (Bulletin of the Medical college of
Virginia, v. B, no. 2, .lune, 1908.)
Bulletin of the medical college of Virginia, v. 5, no. 1, March,
1908. Richmond. , 19875
15 p. 2H4cin.
Contents: Dr. Christopher Tompkins' address; Report of Virginia state
board of meoic»l examiners.
Bulletin of the medical college of Virginia, v. 5, no. 3, Sep-
tember, 1908. Richmond. 19873
20 p. 21Hcm. quarterly.
Contents: 1. — Annual report of Memorial hospital: 2. — Report of the
state board examinations; 3. — Teaching of dentistry [by F. W. Stiftl; 4.—*
Surgical clinic fBy R. O. Rogers!
Bulletin of the medical college of Virginia, v. 5, no. 4, Decem-
ber, 1908. Richmond. 19877
9 p. 21Hcm. Quarterly.
Contents: 1. — I.,aboratory work in pharmacology. 2. — Therapeusis )t
cardiac disease [By F. M. Reade]. 3. — Hospital hygiene.
Medical examining board. [Proceedings of the medical examining
board of Virginia, held June, 1908, Richmond, Virginia] 19878
Copy not seen.
Proceedings of the medical examining board of Virginia, held
December, 1908, Richmond, Virginia] 19879
Copy not seen.
Pharmacy. Information in regard to pharmacy and drugs act. 14th
March, 1908. [Richmond: Beverley & Gayle, printers] [1908] 19880
8 p. 14cm.
Public health. Bulletin of the Virg^inia board of health. Publish ••J
monthly at the office of the secretary of the board, Richmond, Va. Paulus
A. Irving, M. D., secretary, Richmond, (v. 12, no. 1, January-v. 12, no. 3,
March, 1908) 19881
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 1, no. 1,
July, 1908. 19882
16 p. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 1, no. 2,
August, 1908. The statute law of Virginia relating to the health of the
people. 19883
p. 17-94, [2] 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 1, no. 3,
September, 1908. Typhoid fever: a disease that can be prevented. 19884
p. 97-120. lllus. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 1, no. 1,
October, 1908. Consumption or tuberculosis. 19885
p. 121-141, [3] illus. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 1, no. 6,
November, 1908. Proceedings of the third annual conference of the boards
of health of the counties, towns, cities and state of Virginia. 19886
p. 145-192. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 1, no. b,
December, 1908. . . . Scarlet fever, diphtheria and disinfection. 19887
p. 193-216. lllus. 23cm. ,^,
Railroads. A brief statement of the interest of the commonwealtli
of Virginia in the Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac railroad company
and some of the reasons why the same should continue to have the care and
protection of the State. To the governor and members of the general
assembly of Virginia, in session January, 1908. ^ 198nI
caption-title, 10 p. 22cm. Signed by A. R. Holladay, Jno. B.
Purcell, Frank W. Christian, committee.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1908] A Bibliography of Virginia 897
Constitutional provisions, statutes & public regulations govern-
ing railroads and other common carriers in the state of Virginia. January
1, 1908. Compiled and issued by the state corporation commission. . . .
Sichmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1908. 19889
85 p. 23.6cm.
In the supreme court of the United States. October term, 1908.
Robert R. Prentis, Henry C. Stuart and Joseph E. Willard, individually and
as constituting the state corporation commission of Virginia, appellants vs.
Atlantic coast line railroad company, Chesapeake & Ohio railway company,
Chesapeake western railway, Ix>uisville & Nashville railroad company, Nor-
folk & western railway company, Southern railway company. Appeals from
circuit court of the United States for the easftm district of Virginia. S;x
cases heard together. [Richmond press, 1908] 19890
178 p. 23cin. A. Caperton Braxton, counsel for appellants.
Special report of the sinking fund commissioners to the gov-
ernor of Virginia [in regard to bill offered in general assembly for repeal
of section 12 of chapter 2 of the act concerning corporations, which became
a law on May 21, 1903, providing that "No railroad company chartered under
tiiis act, or whose charter may be amended under this act, shall have power
to build any railroad, parallel to the line of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad"] [1908] ? 19891
caption-title, 5 p. 22Vicra. John G. Dew, Morton Harye and
A. 'W. Harman, jr., members of board.
Rules and regulations relating to storage, demurrage and car
service in Virginia. Prepared and prescribed by the state corporation com-
mission. In effect on and after the 15th day of March, 1908. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1908. 19892
16 p. 23cm.
Real property. •The law of real property (Based on Minor's Insti-
tutes). By R^eigh Colston Minor, M. A., 6. L., professor of law in the
University of Virginia. In two volumes. Charlottesville, Va., Anderson
bros., publishers. University of Virginia. 1908. 1989S
2 V.
Secretary of the Commonweatth. Annual report of [D. Q. Eggleston]
the secretary of the commonwealth to the governor and general assembly of
Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1908. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing, 1908. 1989i
369 p. front. 23cm.
Includes Names of state ofllcers; Members of state boards; Names of all
ludices in state; List of not/iries public; Commissioners of deeds for VirKinln;
Commissioners of deeds in Virginia for other states; List of county and city
officers; List of incoroorated towns: List of charters and amendments of
charters: List of railroad charters; List of forelKn corporations; List of trade
marlts, labels, etc.; List of proprietary containers; List of automobile owners;
List of counties and cities that have adopted the act to regrulate the running
of automobiles; Proclamations by the jcovernor; The equestrian statue of
Washington; Library fund; Statement of votes for president, Nov. 3, 190»;
Statement of votes for candidates for congress; Governors of Virginia; A list
of members of congress. , ^ ^v ,,...,. ,.
Summer normal schools. Announcements of the Virginia state sum-
mer institute. Big Stone Gap, Virmnia. June 30th to July 31st, nineteen
and eight. [Big Stone Gap, Va., Wise printing company, inc.] [1908]
19895
22 p. 23cm.
Taxation. . .Tax laws of Virginia, with the provisions of the code
in relation to the duties of the commissioners of the revenue and treasurers
of the several counties and cities. Richmond, D. Bottom, superintendent of
public printing, 1908. 19896
*^ cSver-tifle, 169 p. 23cm. At head of title: 1908.
University of Virginia. Alumni bulletin of the University of Virgima.
3rd series, v. 1, no. 1, January, 1908. Issued quarterly. Charlottesville,
Va., University of Virginia press, 1908. 19897
96 p. 23Hcm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
898 Bulletin Virgmia, State Librwry [Swanson, Gov.
Contents in part: The growth of public education In America, by E. A.
Alderman; The University of Virginia In 1829, as preserved In the Virginia
literary museum; History of the Ph. D. degree of the University of Virginia;
Gen. James H. Lane, by F. H. Smith.
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series, v.
1, no. 2, April, 1908. Issued quarterly. Charlottesville, Va., University of
Virginia press, 1908. 19898
[973-192 p. front. 23Hcm.
Contents in part: The L,atln Question, by James M. Pasre; Reasons for
a college hour, by E. A. Alderman; The understanding heart, by Wm. M.
Thornton; Jefferson's Morals of Jesus, by W. M. Forrest; Dr. Mcllhaney and
his work.
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series, v.
1, no. 3, July, 1908. Issuetf quarterly. Charlottesville, Va., University of
Virginia press, 1908. 19899
[193]-312 p. 23Jicm.
Contents In part: English In the high schools, by Chas. W. Kent; Tb«
high school course in mathematics, by Wm. M. Thornton; History in the high
school, by Richard Heath Dabney; The Latin aim and method in the high
school, by Thos. Fitz Hugh; The high school course in German, by Wm. Har-
rison Faulkner; French m the high school, by Richard H. Wilson; Physics In
high school, by L. G. Hoxton; Chemistry In the high school, by R. M. Bird; The
biological sciences In the high school, Albert H. Tuttle; Founder's day ad-
dress, by James Br^ce; Doctor Mallet retires.
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series, v.
1, no. 4, October, 1908. Issued quarterly. Charlottesville, Va., The Univer-
sity press, 1908. 19900
[3131-400 p. front. 23%cm.
Contents in part: A system of philosophy [Jefferson's] by George
Wayne Anderson; The life and work of Dr. J. W. Mallet, by Chas. Baskervilie,
The south's need of educational theory, by W. H. Heck; James A. Rector, Vir-
grlnia's flyer, by Lee Hawkins.
University of Virginia record, v. 1, no. 6. Charlottesville, Va.,
January, 1908. 19901
4 p. 23Hcm. (Monthly except July and August.)
University of Virginia record, v. 1, no. 6. Catalogue number,
1907-1908. Charlottesville, Va., Published by the University, February,
1908. 19902
259 p. 23cm.
University of Virginia record, v. 1, no. 7. Charlottesville, Va.,
March, 1908. 19903
4 p. 23cm. (Monthly except July and August.)
University of Virginia record, v. 1, no. 8, April, 1908. Sum-
mer school, June 18 to July 31, 1908. Charlottesville, Va., Published by the
University, April, 1908. 19904
37, [3] p. front. 23Hcm. „ ^^ , ^ .„ it
University of Virginia record, v. 1, no. 9. CharlottesviUe, Va.,
May, 1908. 1M«5
— '- University of Virginia record, v. 2, no. 1, December, 1908.
Increased entrance requirements, 1909-1910. Charlottesville, Va., Published
by the University, December, 1908. 19906
12 p. 23cm. .,. . ^.^ . • . .
Virginia military institute. Virginia military institute, Lexington,
Virginia, [v. 8, no. 1] Official register, 1907-1908. Winchester, Va, The
Eddy press corporation, 1908. 19907
112 p. 20cm. „. . . , J.J
Virginia normal and industrial institute. Virginia normal and indus-
trial institute, Petersburg, Virginia. Incorporated March 18, 1862. Opened
October, 1883. Twenty-fifth school year. 1907-1908. Kirkham A^j.
printers, Petersburg, Va. 19908
64 p. 22cm. . „. . . ,_. , ■
Virginia polytechnic institute. Bulletins of the Virginia polytectotc
institute. State agricultural and mechanical college. Alumni number.
January, 1908. v. 1, no. 1. Lynchburg, Va, Commercial pnntmg co., m^
19909
6 p. front., plates, ports. 23cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1908] A Bibliognuphy of Virginia 899
, — — Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic institute. The state agri-
cultural and mechanical college. Catalogue. April, 1908. v. 1, n». 2.
Lynchburg, Va., Commercial printing co., inc. [19081 19910
163, [1] p. 22Hcm.
Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic institute. The state agri-
cultural and mechanical college. Commencement number. July, 1908. v. 1.
no. 3. Lynchburg, Va., Conunercial printing co., inc. [1908] 199.1
72 p. 23cm. •= > l j
Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic institute. The state agri-
cultural and mechanical college. Announcement.. September, 1908. v. 1.
supplement, no. 3. Lynchburg, Va., Hancock-Harvey co., inc. [1908]
19912
38 p. 22cm.
Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic institute. The state agri-
cultural and mechanical college. Opening number. October, 1908. v. 1.
no. 4. Lynchburg, Va., Hancock-Harvey co., inc. [1908] 19913
78 p. front, (ports.), plates, ports. 23cm.
Regulations. Virginia polytechnic institute. Agricultural and
mechanical college. 1908. [Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell co., mc] [1908]
19914
67 p. IS^cm.
Annual report of the Virginia agricultural experiment station
for 1908. Lynchburg, Va.: J. P. BeO company, printers, 1909. 19915
150 p. illus., dia^r. 23cm. S. W. Fletcher, director.
Contents: The culture and analysis of French cider apples In Virginia,
by H. L. Price and W. B. EUett. Life history of the codling moth in Virginia,
by J. E. Bucli. Varietal study of tomatoes, by H. L. Price and A. W. Drinkard,
}T. Varietal study of sweet corn, by H. L. Price and A. W. Drinkard, jr. The
domination of fermentation by the use of selected yeasts, by W. A. P. Mon-
cure and W. B. EUett. Triple sterilization as applied to sweet corn, by ^v. A.
P. Moncure. Pyaemic arthritis, by John Spencer. Results obtained from in-
oculating soy beans with artificial cultures, by E. B. Fred. Assimilation of
nitroeen by different strains of bacillus radicicola in the absence of the host
plant, by E. B. Fred. Denitriftcatlon; the effect of fresh and well rotted
manure on plant erowth. by Mcarto Pereru.son and E. B. Fred. Meteorological
records for 1907-8. by ll. L. liici; and A. W. Drinkard, jr.
No annual report was Issued for 1907.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin 175, Janu-
ary, 1908. Vol. 16, no. 6. Co-operative tobacco investigations of the bureau
of plant industry, U. S. department of agriculture and the Virginia experi-
ment station. Progress of the experiments, by E. H. Mathewson . . .
B. G. Anderson, supt., Appomattox, Va.; R. P. Cocke, supt., Chatham, Va.;
representing the Vii^inia experiment station. 199l4
p. 141-171, Includ. plates. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Division of animal
husbandry. Bulletin 176, July, 1908. Hog feeding: I. Skimmed milk vs.
blood meal. II. Old com vs. new com, by Walter J. Quick and A. P.
Spencer. 19917
14 p. illus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Division of horticul-
ture. Bulletin 177, July, 1908. Inheritance in tomato hybrids, by H. L.
Price and A. W. Drinkard, jr. 19918
p. 15-63. plates, illus. 23cm.
Virginia ag^ricultural experiment station. Division of animal
husbandry. Bulletin 178, August, 1908. Causes of the heavy los& of lambs
in 1908, by Walter J. Quick and A. P. Spencer. 19919
p. 55-74. illus. 23em.
Virgrinia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin 179, Octo-
ber, 1908. Home-made soluble oils for use against the San Jose scale, by
J. L. Phillips. . . . Published in co-operation with the Virginia crop pest
commission. 19920
p. 77-88. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Blacksburg, Mont-
gomery county, Virginia. . . . Circular no. 1. Sugar beets in Virginia,
by W. B. Ellett. [1908] ? 19921
4 p. 23cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
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Virginia agricultural experiment station. . . . Circular no.
2. July, 1908. How the experiment station caa be of service to the farmers
of Virginia. 19922
19 p. lllus. IScm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. . . . Circular no.
8, September, 1908. Dates of seeding winter grains, by T. B. Hutcheson.
19923
8 p. illus. 15cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. . . . Circular no.
4, September, 1908. Selecting seed com, by Lyman Carrier. 19924
11. [1] p. illus. 15cm.
William and Mary college. Bulletin of the college of William and
Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia, v. 2. no. 1. January, 1908. Published by
the college on the first ot January, April, June and October. Editor: Lyon
G. Tyler, president. 19925
21 p., incl. front. 23cm.
Bulletin of the college of William and Mary, Williamsburs,
Virginia, v. 2. no. 2. April, 1908. Announcements for session 1908-1909.
Published by the college on the first of January, April, June and October.
Editor: Lyon G. Tyler, president. 19926
47 p. front. 22cm.
Bulletin of the college of William and Mary, Williamsburg,
Virginia, v. 2. no. 3. June, 1908. Catalogue for session of 1907-1908,
and announcements for session 1908-1909. Published by the college on the
first of January, April, June and October. Editor: Lyon G. Tyler, presi-
dent. Richmond, Va., Whittet & Shepperson, printers. 19927
64 p. front. • 22V4cm.
Bulletin of the college of William and Mary, Williamsburg,
Virginia, v. 2. no. 4. November, 1908. Virginia educational conference
edition. Richmond, Va., Whittet & Shepperson, printers. 19928
23, [1] p. front., Illus., plates. 24cm.
1909
Annual Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia for the year ending September 30,
1909. Davis Bottom, Superintendent of public printing. Ricli-
mond. 19929
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the governor and
general assembly of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1909.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1909. 19930
99 p., 8 fold, sheets. Morton Marye, auditor. The titles of the tabular
statements are not listed here. See under report of 1907. Table 37 shows
number of marriages for year endinK Dec. 31, 1908.
Report of the second auditor of Virginia on the condition of the pub-
lic debt, of the literary fund, the retired teachers' fund, and the report of the
commissioners of the sinking fund for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1909 with report of the Miller fund as an appendix. Richmond: Davis Bot-
tom, superintendent of public printing. 1909. 19931
47 p. .Tohn O. Dew, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1909. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing. 1909. 19982
15 p. 1 fold, sheet. A. W. Harman, treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney general to the governor of Vir^nia for
the year 1909. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1910. 19933
107 p. William A. Anderson, attorney general.
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1909] A Bibliography of Virginia 901
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the governor
of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1909. Richmond: Diwis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1909. 19984
19 p. Davis Bottom, superintendent.
Sixth annual report of the library board of the Virginia state library
1908-1909 to which is appended the sixth annnal report of the state librarian.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1909. 1993.)
96 p. A. C. Qordon, chairman, H. R. Mcllwaine, librarian. Includes.
Virginia state library. Separation of church and state in Virginia. A
study in the development of the revolution. Special report of the depart-
ment of archives and history, H. J. Eckenrode, archivist. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1910. 19936
1d4 p.
,—. Virginia State library. A trial bibliography of colonial Virginia (1764-
1776). Special report of the department of bibliography, William Qayton-
Torrence, bibliographer. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of pub-
lic printing. 1910. 19937
Report of the adjutant-general of the commonwealth of Virginia for
the year ending 20th October, 1909. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent public printing. 1909. 19938
226 p Charles J. Anderson, adjutant greneral. Includes Qeneral or-
ders, circulars and important special orders; Report and roll of Virginia
military institute.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Vii^ginia. The annual
report of the commissioner and the board of agriculture and immigration.
1909. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing. 1909.
19939
24 p. J. M. Barker, president of state board, G. W. Koiner, commis-
sioner. Includes Report of the state chemist. E. W, Mairruder; Report of the
test farm at Saxe, E. W. Hagruder, director; Report of the dairy and food
commissioner, W. D. Saunders.
Twelfth annual report of the bureau of labor and industrial statistics
for the state of Virginia. 1909. Richmond: Davis Bottom, supmntendent
of public printing. 1909. 19940
303 p. J. B. Doherty, commissioner. Includes Accidents on steam
railroads; Accidents on street railways; LAbor organisations; Inspections of
factories and mines; Laws of Virginia affectlnK labor; Court decisions afteci-
ing labor.
Third annual report of the state highway commissioner to the governor
of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1909. Richmond: Davin
Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1910. 19941
67 p. 2 fold, maps, 1 fold. plan. P. St. J. Wilson, commissioner.
Includes Road material; Counties that have speolal road laws; Specifications
for roads.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiair
with accompanying documents for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1909.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1910. 19942
69 p. G. F. Mortran, superintendent.
Seventh report or the commissioner of state hospitals for the insane
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1909. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing. 1909. 1994S
13 p. J. M. Bauserman, commissioner.
Eighty-second annual report of the board of directors and of the
superintendent of the Western state hospital of Virginia (at Staunton) for
the fiscal year ending September 30, 1909 and the first report of the Virginia
stat^ epileptic colony at Lynchburg, from February 20th, 1906 to September
30th, 1909. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing.
1909. 19944
77 p. J. S. DeJarnette, superintendent.
The one hundred and thirty-sixth annual report of the Eastern state
hospital of Virginia (at Williamsburg) for the fiscal year ending September
30, 190)9. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing.
1909. 19945
66 p. 1 fold, sheet. O. C. Brunk, superintendent.
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Thirty-ninth annual report of the Central state hospital of Virginia
(Petersbtirg) for the fiscal year ending September 80, 1909. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1909. 19946
90 p. 1 fold, sheet. iUus. W. F. Drewry, superintendent.
Twenty-second annual report of the Southwestern state hospital of
Virginia (Marion) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1909. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1909. 19947
60 p. 1 fold, sheet. J. C. Kingr, superintendent.
Report of the commissioner of fisheries of Virginia, October 1, 1908,
to October 1, 1909. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing. 1909. 19948
41 p. 1 fold, sheet. W. McDonald Liee, commissioner.
Seventh report of the state entomologist and plant patholog^ist of Vir-
ginia, 1908-1909. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1910. 19949
126, V p. iUus., maps. J. L. Phillips,' state entomologist.
Report of the secretaiy of Virginia military records to the governor
of Virginia. 1909. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing. 1910. 199S0
14 p. R. 'W, Hunter, secretary.
Annual report of the commissioner of health to the governor of Vir-
ginia for the year ending December 31, 1909. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing. 1910. 19951
86 p. 1 fold, sheet. • Ennion G. Williams, commissioner. In-
cludes Morbidity statistics; Report of W. D. Tewksbury, resident physician,
Catawba sanatorium.
First annual report of the state board of charities and corrections to
the ifovemor of Virgmia for the year ending September 80, 1909. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1909. 19952
261 p. .T. T. Mastin, secretary.
Includes County and city almshouses and county and city jails; Re-
ports relative to the Catawba sanatorium. Colony for epileptics. Laurel indus-
trial school, VirKinia manual labor school of the negro reformatory associa-
tion, Virginia penitentiary, Virginia school for the deaf and blind, Virginia
school for the colored deaf and blind children. Eastern state hospital, Western
state hospital, Central state hospital. Southwestern state hospital; Partial
list of charitable institutions and docieties in Virginia; Recommendations for
legislation.
Courts
Cases reported in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia.
Martin P. Burks, reporter. Vol. 110. From September 1, 1909
to June 1, 1910. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of
public printing, 1910. 199'>3
XXX, 1036 p. 23cm.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buchanan, CSeorge M.
Harrison, Stafford G. Whittle. Attorney general: William A. Anderson
whose term expired February 1, 1910; Samuel W. Williams whose term
. commenced February 1, 1910.
♦Virginia appeals. Decisions of the supreme court of ap-
peals of Virginia. Maury Baldwin Watts, editor. Volume 3.
From March 1, 1909, to February 28, 1910. Richmond, 1909-10.
19954
xviii, 1065 p. 22Hcm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1909] A Bibliography of Virginia 903
Sepa/rate Documents; MiscetUmea
Agricnltare. [Department of agriculture and immigration of Vir-
ginia] Bulletin no. 45. Richmond, April, 1909. Analysis of fertilizers.
19955
38 p. 23cm. Leaf tobacco report Dec. 1908, Jan. 1909: p. 6-9.
Use of lime on the farm, by E. W. Ma.fn'uder: p. 33-38.
[Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia] Bul-
letin no. 46, Richmond, July, 1909. Analysis of fertilizers. . . . 19956
45 p. 23cm. Leaf tobacco report, April 1909: p. 6-8. How
to STOW more wheat in Virginia: p. 41-44.
[Department of agriculture and immigrration of Virginia] Bul-
letin no. 47, Richmond, October, 1909. Analysis of fertilizers. . . . 19957
45 p. 23cm. Leaf tobacco report, June 1909: p. 44.
[Depaitment of agriculture and immigration of Virginia] Bul-
letin no. 48, Richmond, December 81, 1909. Analysis of fertilizers. . . .
19958
40 p. 23cm. Leaf tobacco report Sept.-Dec. 1909: p. 37-40.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. The
[Slst] annual report of the commissioner [G. W. Koiner] and the board of
agriculture and immigration. 1909. [Bulletin no. 49]. Richmond: Everett
Waddey company, pnnters, 1909. 19959
176, [1] p. lUus. 23cm. At head of cover-title: Bulletin
no. 49. J. M. Barker, president of the board. Report of the state chemist, B.
Vf. Masruder: p. 9, 10. The test farm located at Saxe, Va., B. W. Magruder,
director [report]: p. 11-13. Information that is interesting and helpful to
the farmers: p. 14-175.
[Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia] Bul-
letin no. 51. Eighth report of the test farm. Season 1909. . . . 19960
30 p. lUus. 23cm. Report of the test farm of the depart-
ment of agriculture and immigration located at Saxe, Charlotte county, Va.,
under the control of the board of agriculture and immigration. Season 1909.
By E. W. Magruder, director, H. C. Marshall, manager. Bulletin no. 9:
p. 3-30.
Virginia truck experiment station, Norfolk, Virginia . . .
Truck crop inv^tigations. The control of malnutrition diseases, by L. L.
Harter. Bulletin no. 1, September 24, 1909. 19961
16 p. lllus. 23cm. , », . „ „. . .
Virginia truck experiment station^ Norfolk, Virginia . . .
Truck crop investigations. Some insects injurious to cabbage, cucumbers
and related crops, by F. H. Chittenden. Bulletin no. 2, September 29, 1909.
19962
p. 17-48. lllus. 23cm. . », - „ „. . .
Virginia truck experiment station, Norfolk, Virginia . . .
Truck crop investigations. Some seed potato questions in 1909, by T. C.
Johnson. Bulletin no 3, September 80, 1909. 19968
p. 49-55. 23cm. ... ^ j i. i.
Banks. Statements showing the condition of the incorporated state
banks operating in Virginia at the close of business, September 1, 1909.
Arranged alphabetically according to Location. Statutes of Virginia regu-
lating or affecting state banks in force on September 1, 1909. Compiled by
state corporation commission. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent
public printing, 1909. 1»9»*
139 p. 23cm. , ^ j. , ^ ii.
A bill to establish a bureau of banking under the control of the
state corporation commission, to provide for the appointment of a commis-
sioner of banking, to regulate the business of banking in this state, to de-
clare certain acts to be crimes and to provide penalties for the violation ol
the provision herein contained. Richmond: The co-operative press, Inc.
1909. 19965
Confederate soldiers. Report of Lee camp soldiers' home, Richmond,
Va. December 31, 1909. Richmond. Va., 1910. 1996b
22 p. 23cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
904 Bulletin Virgmia State Librairy [Swanson, Gov.
Report of the secretary of Virjcinia military records to the
governor of Virginia 1909. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent or
public printing. 1910. „ . ^^^
14 p. 23cm. Robert W. Hunter, secretary. Report of ex-
amininK committee: p. 11-14. .... .j j • /s «i
Roster of Virginia pensioners of all classes paid during tiscai
year 1908-1909. Compiled by auditor of public accounts. Richmond, D^s
Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1909. 19968
122 p. tables (part fold.) 24Hcm.
Corporations. Seventh annual report of the state corporation com-
mission of Virginia for the year ending December 31, 1909. General report
and statistics (Reports and statistics of canals, railroads, electric railways
and other corporate companies are for fiscal year ending June 30, 1909) . . .
[Robert R. Prentis, chairman, Joseph E. Willard, WUliam F. Rhea, com-
missioners] Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing,
1910. 19969
Ix, 1400 p. 24cm.
Appendix to seventh annual report of the state corporation
commission of Virginia for the year ending December 31, 1909. General
orders, rules and regulations. [Robert R. Prentis, chairman, Joseph G.
Willard, Wm. F. Rhea, commissioners] Richmond, Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent public printing, 1910. 19970
363 p. 24cm.
Corporation laws of Virginia (Being an act concerning corpo-
rations which became a law May 21st, 1903, with amendments contained in
acts 1904-1906 and 1908, and other general acts relating to corporations)
together with abstracts of 'the decisions of the courts and a full collection
of forms. , By Ashby Williams, B. L., of the Roanoke bar. Roanoke, Va.,
The Stone printing & m'n'f g co. 1909. 19971
Crime and criminals. Biennial report of the prison association of
Virginia for the years 1908 and 1909. Richmond, Va., H. T. Ezekiel, printer,
1910. 19972
45 p. 23cm.
Negnro reformatory association of Virginia, Reports of the
acting superintendent and executive committee for the year eMing May 20,
1909. Richmond, Herbert T. Ezekiel, printer. 19973
13 p. front. 23cm.
Crop pests. Circular to nurserymen and fruit grrowers relating to
purchase of nursery stock. (Cir. no. 4-A, revised) Issued January 11th,
1909, by J. L. Phillips, state entomologist, Blacksburg, Virginia. 19974
4 p. 24Hcm.
Dairy and food division. First annual report of the dairy and food
commissioner of Virginia for the period from June 1, 1908, to March 1, 1909,
the end of ttie fiscal year. W. D. Saunders, dairy and food commissioner.
Richmond: The Hermitage press, inc., 1910. ^ ?*"?
220 p. lUus. 23cm. Department of agriculture ana Imml-
Kxatlon. Dairy and food division. Bulletfn no. 8. ~ . ,. ,««. _
Addresses before the state dairymen's association, October, 1808: !».
1R5-193. *,,... T^ .
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division. Richmond, January, 1909. Rules and regulations for
the enforcement of the state feeding stuff law. . . . 19976
13 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 2. , , - „. . . t% •
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division. Richmond, January 15, 1909. Rules and regulations
adopted by the dairy and food commissioner for the sanitation of bakeries, ■
confectioneries, canneries, packing houses, slaughter houses, daines, cream-
eries, cheese factories, restaurants, hotels, groceries, meat markets, or other
places used in the manufacture, packing, storage, sale or distnbution of
food or food products, and governing the sale or distnbution of oleomar-
garine and other substitutes for pure butter. . . . [Richmond: Ever^
Waddey co.] ^ „ ^, , 1*»"
[7] p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 3.
Digitized by VjOOQIC
1909] A BibUography of Virginia 906
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division. [Standards and rulings] Richmond, January 15, 1909.
19978
39 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 4. . _. .
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division, Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food commissioner. Rich-
mond, March 31, 1909. Second quarterly report on food products. 19979
8 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. B.
— — Department of agriculture and immigration of Vii^nia. Dairy
and food division, Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food commissioner. Rich-
mond, June 1, 1909. Butter making on the farm. . . . 19980
7 •>. 23cm. Bulletin no. 6.
■ Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division, Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food commissioner. List of
stock feed and powder manufacturers, creameries, and cheese factories, &c.,
registered for year 1909. ' . . .[1909] 19981
47 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 7.
Deef and dumb. First annual report of the superintendent of the
Virginia state school for colored deaf and blind children [under white man-
agement] at Newport News, Va., to the board of visitors for the fiscal year
ending September 30th, 1909. Hampton ,Va.: Press of the Houston printing
& publishing house. 19982
16 p. iUus. front. 23cm.
Deaeription. A handbook of Virginia. Richmond, E. Waddey co.,
printers, 1909. 19983
802 p. lllus.. fold. map. 23Vicm. Issued by the Department of
agriculture and Immigration. Qeorge W. Koiner, commissioner of agricul-
ture and Immi^ation.
Elducation. Course of study for the elementary schools of Virginia.
2d ed. October, 1909, Department of public instruction . . . [Rich-
mond ? Va.1 1909. 19984
22, [2J p. incl. 2 tab. 23Hcro.
Extension work in Virginia. Its possibilities and needs. Speech
delivered at Charlottesville, Virginia, August 10, 1909, at the annual meet-
ing of the state farmers' institute. By J. D. Eggleston, jr., state superin-
tendent of public instruction. [1909] 19985
caption-title, 8 p. 23cm. /
"The high school club." An outline of the plan of organization
which has been successful in helping older boys meet their moral problems
and make their life decisions; with which is printed, by permission, three
chapters from Life questions of school boys, by J. W. Jenks . . . Issued
by the department of public instruction . . . and co-operative education
association of Vinnnia. [1909] 19986
19 p. 22.5cm.
List of books for rural school libraries in the state of Virginia
issued by the department of public instruction 1909. Every library with
state aid must be selected Irom this list. Richmond, Va., Wm. Ellis Jones,
Book and job printer. 1909. 19987
62 p. 2Scm.
■ Contents: — An act to provide for the establishment of libraries In the
public schools in rural districts. Rules and regulations. Use of libr.rjr.
Csure of books. Sug^g^estions in library economy, etc. Boole lists.
School and civic league bulletin. . . . Issued by the depart-
ment of public instruction . . . and the co-operative education associa-
tion of Virginia . . . [1909] v 19988
23 p. 23.5cm.
Virginia school report. Biennial report of the superintendent
of public instruction of the commonwealth of Virginia with accompanying
documents'. School years 1907-1908 and 1908-1909. Richmond, Davis Bot-
tom, superintendent of public printing, 1910. 19989
707 p. front., plate, ports. 2^cm. Joseph D. Eggrleston, superin-
tendent.
Digitized by VjOOQIC
906 Bulletin Virgima State Libmry [Swanson, Gov.
Fsrmville normal school. State female normal school, FarmvUle, Vir-
ginia. [Catalog] Twenty-fifth session, igOS-ilOOO. Announcements, 1909-
1910. [Lynchburg, J. P. BeU co.l 19990
ifS. [1] p. front. 2Scm.
State normal school, Farmville, Virginia. Views. [1909] ?
19991
32 p 1. 15x23cm. . ...
Geological survey. Virginia geological survey, university of Virginia.
Thomas Leonard Watson, Ph. D., director. Bulletin no. 2-A. The cement
resources of Virginia west of the Blue Ridge. By Ray S. Bassler, Ph. D.,
curator, division of invertebrate paleontology, United States n'ational mu-
seum, special geologist, Virginia geological survey. With an introductory
chapter on the materials and manufacture of hydraulic cements, by Edwin
C. Eckel, C. E., formerly assistant geologist, United States geological sur-
vey. Charlottesville, University of Virginia, 1909. 19992
xil, 309 p. lUus., plates, maps (part fold.), diagrs. 26Hcm. Bibli-
ography: p. 294-296.
Virginia geological survey, university of Virginia. Thomas
Leonard Watson, Ph. D., director. Bulletin no. 6. Biennial report on the
mineral production of Virginia during the calendar years 1909 and 1910. By
Thomas Leonard Watson, Ph. D., director of the survey, and professor of
geology in the university of Virginia. Charlottesville, University of Vir-
ginia, 1911. 19993
V. [1]. 128 p. 26Hcin.
Hampton institute. The forty-first annual report of the principal, the
Hampton normal and agricultural institute. 1909. Hampton, Va., Hampton
institute press, 1909. 19994
27 p. iUus. 23cm. (The Hampton bulletin, v. 6, no. 2)
Harrisonburg normal school. The normal bulletin, v. 1, no. 1, Febru-
ary, 1909. State normal and industrial school, Harrisonburg, Virginia.
Prospectus . . . First year begins September 28, 1909. 19995
106 p. front. 22Vicm.
The normal bulletin, v. 1, no. 2, May, 1909. State normal and
industrial school, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Announcement. First year be-
gins September 28, 1909. 19996
15 p. 22Vicin.
The normal bulletin, v. 1, no. 4, November, 1909. State normal
and industrial school, Harrisonburg, Virgima. Opening number, 1909-1910.
Next quarter begins January 4, 1910. 19997
16 p. ,22Hcm.
House of burgesses. Journals of the house of burgesses of Virginia.
1742-1747, 1748-49. Edited by H. R. Mcllwaine. [Edited and published by
authority of the library board of the Virginia state library]. Richmond.
Virginia, 1909. 19998
427 p. ■ 33cm.
Contents: Burgesses; Introductory note: preface; journal, 1742; journal,
1744; journal, 1746; journal, 1746; journal, 1747; Journal, 1748; index.
Journals of the house of burgesses of Virginia, 1752-1755,
1756-1758. Edited by H. R. Mcllwaine. [Edited and published by authority
of the library board of the Virginia state library]. Richmond, Virginia, 1909.
19999
551 p. 33cm.
Contents: Burgresses; introductory note; preface; journal, 1752; journal,
1753; journal, 1754, February session; journal, 1754, October session; journal,
1755, May session; journal, 1755, August session; journal, 1755, October sea-
slon; journal, 1756, March session; journal, 1766, September session; journal,
1757, April session; Journal, 1758; appendix; Index.
Insurance. Commonwealth of Virginia. Department of the state cor-
poration commission. Bureau of insurance. Bulletin no. 1, October 1, 1909.
20000
[4] p. 28x21.5cm. .
Commonwealth of Virginia. Bureau of insurance. Bulletin
no. 2, December 1, 1909. 20001
[4] p. 28x21. 6cm. No more issued.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1909] A Bibliography of Virginia 907
Third annual report of the commissioner of insurance of Vir-
grinia for the fiscal year ending April 30, 1909, covering business of 1908.
Fire, marine, life and miscellaneous companies and fraternal associations.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1909. 20002
939 p. 24CII1. Joseph Button, commissioner.
Juries. •The law of instructions to juries in Virginia, with a collec-
tion of forms in civil and criminal cases approved by the supreme court of
appeals of Virginia. By Louis C. Phillips of the Newport News bar. ri909]
20003
Law. 'The Virginia law register, vol. 15. May 1909 to April 1910.
R. T. W. Duke, jr., editor. Frank Moore, James F. Minor, associate editors.
The Michie company: Charlottesville, Va. 1910. 20004
1040 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virgrlnla courts.
Special articles: Notice to malie owner liable to subcontractor may be
served after performance, by Thos. Wall Shelton; A review of the Virelnia
rate cases, by Robt. A. Hutchison; Address delivered at the laying: of the
corner atone of the new court house at Christiansburer. Va., July S, 1909, by
R. T. W. Duke, Jr.; Notice under section 2479 of the code, by L. B. Cox; Con-
fusion of property with privilege: The Dartmounth college case, by Jesse F.
Orton; Right of fraudulent vendee to share with attacking creditors in pro-
ceeds of property as to debt unconnected with fraud, by Jas. F. Minor;
Judicial evasion of statutes, by Oeo. Bryan; Construction of wills, by Frank
Warren Hackett: The proposed Income tax amendment to the federal con-
stitution, December 10, 1909, by Raleigh C. Minor; Death by wrongful act.
neglect, or default in Virginia, by Chas. A. Oraves; Is deed of trust on per-
sonal property at time nre insurance policy issues violation of condition
against Incumbrance by chattel mortgage? by Beverley T. Crump: Neces-
sity for prior valid marriage in prosecution for bigamy, by Melville Feck;
A statutory relation between insurable and taxatle values, by Jennings C.
Wise; The constitutional power and relation of the state and federal courts.
by J. C. Pritchard.
Library. Bulletin of the Virginia state library. (Issued quarterly.)
January, April. 1909. t. 2. nos. 1 and 2. Richmond, Va., 1909. 20005
190 p. 22Hcm. Finding list of history (except American history)
(compiled by E. G. Swem]
Bulletin of the Virginia state library. (Issued quarterly.)
July, 1909. V. 2, no. 8. Richmond, Va., 1909. 20006
(191] -228 p. 22Vicm. Finding list of geography, anthropology, hy-
drography [compiled by E. G. Swem]
Bulletin' of the Virginia state library. (Issued quarterly.)
October, 1909. v. 2, no. 4. Richmond, Va., 1909. 20007
[231]-275 p. 22Hcm. Finding list of fiction [compiled by E. O.
Swem]
Sixth annual report of the library board of the Virginia state
library, 1908-1909. To which is appended the sixth annual report of the
state librarian. Richmond, D. Bottom, Supt. public printing, 1909. 20008
96, 164, 94 p. 23Hcm. A. C. Gordon, chairman of board. H. R.
Hcllwaine, librarian. . . , ^ ,
Separation of church and state In Virginia; a study In the development
of the revolution. (Special report of the department of archives and history,
H J. Eckenrode, archivist. Richmond. 1910. 164 p. This was issued aa a part
of Me annual report, but with title page, and paged separately. Issuedalso
A trial bibliography of colonial Virginia (1764-1776). Special report of
the department of bibliography, William Clayton-Torrence, bibliographer.
1910. 94 p. This was printed as a part of the annual report, but with title
page, and paged separately. Issued as a separate. SOOOSfc
Medical college of Virginia. Seventy-second annual announcement of
the Medical college of Virginia, Richmond, containing the bulletin of the
medical, dental and pharmaceutical courses, 1909-1910. Richmond. Va.,
Mitchell & Hotchkiss, printers. [19091 . .^ „ ^, , „»„» J^
94 p. front. 21cra. (Bulletin of the Medical college of Vir-
ginia, V. 6, no. 2, June. 1909.) ,. , ,, ,. ,
Medical examining board. Proceedmgs of the medical examining
board of Virginia, held June, 1909, Richmond, Virginia.! 20010
Copy not seen. . . . , ■ - tt- • • i. u
[Proceedings of the medical examining board of Virginia, held
December, 1909. Richmond, Virginia! 20011
Copy not seen.
\
Digitized by VjOOQIC
908 BvMetin Virginia State Library [Swanson, Gov.
Public health. Virgrinia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 1,
no. 7, January, 1909. 20012
p. 217-240. 23cm.
Contents: Annual report of commissioner Ennion G. Williams; The
international congress on tuberculosis; What two Virginia cities are doing-
for public health; The Virginia laws regarding small-pox; An important
quarantine decision; Funeral directors and vital statistics; Proper fumigation
now possible; Report of the health department bacteriologist.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 1. no. 8,
February, 1909. School hygiene number. 20013
p. 241-264. UIus. 2Scm.
„ , Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 1, no. 9,
March. 1909. Smallpox. 20014
p. 265-279. iUus. 23cm.
A ., "T;:^^ Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 1, no. 10.
Apnl, 1909. oaati
p. 281-303. lllus. 23cm. *wv»»
ti,» „„^?PJ^^.°'*- ..'^''!.°''®'U"F,**r *''« «***^« tuberculosis sanatorium; Report on
nf th^ hf,ni?i'^'^."UfS>i?°= Drrnking water on trains; Past and future numbers
?i »- bulletin; Private sewerage; The university of Virginia summer course
in preventive medicine; List of the physicians of Virginia
,, Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 1, no. 11,
May, 1909. Special report on the sanitary aspects of the Virginia oyster
industry. 2001C
p. 305-328. 23cm.
~rr: YJf*""* health bulletin. Department of health, v. 1, no. 12.
June, 1909. The care of infants. 20017
p. 329-343. lllus. 2Scm.
, , ' Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 1, no. 13.
July, 1909. Insect carriers of disease. 20018
p. 346-860. lllus. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 1, no. 14,
August, 1909. Good water. 20019
p. 361-376. lllus. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 1, no. 15,
September, 1909. Hook-worm disease. 20V2O
p. 377-387. illus. 23cm.
Virmnia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 1, no. 16,
October, 1909. The health situation in Virginia. 20V21
p. 389-400. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 1, no. 17,
November, 1909. The war on consumption and recent health notes. 20022
p. 401-422. illus. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 1, no. 18,
December, 1909. Whooping cough and measles. 20023
p. 425-436. 23cm.
Railroads. Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Mileage class and commodity rates appucable to steam railroads in Virginia
as authorized by the commission and in force December 31, 1909. Rich-
mond: Davis Bottom, supeirintendent public printing, 1910. 20024
86 p. 23cra.
Supplement no. 3 (superseding supplement no. 2, and including
all changes and additions,) to Virginia classification no. 1. To take effect
February 20, 1909. Being a classification of freight applicable to the rail-
road lines doing business in Virginia as ordered. Prepared and issued by
order of state corporation commission, R. T. Wilson, clerk. 2002S
v. p. 28cm.
Supplement no. 4 (superseding classification and supplement no.
3 as in confiiict) supplements nos. 3 and 4 include all changes and additions.
To Virginia classification no. 1. To take effect May 1, 1909. Being a classi-
fication of freight applicable to the railroad lines doing business in Virginis
as ordered. Prepared and issued by order of state corporation commission.
R. T. Wilson, clerk. [19091 20026
3 p. 28cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1909] A Bibliography of Virginia 909
Secretary of the Commonwealth. Annual report of [D. Q. Eggleeton]
the secretary of the commonwealth to the governor and general assembly of
Virginia for the year ending September 80, 1909. Richmond: Davis Bot-
tom, superintendent of public printing, 1909. 20V27
363 p. front. 23cm.
Includes Names of state officers; Members of state boards: Names of all
fudgres in the state: List of notaries public; List of county and city ofBcers;
Ast of incorporated towns; List of ciiarters and amendments of charters;
Liist of railroad charters; List of foreign corporations; List of trade marks,
labels, etc.; List of proprietary containers; List of automobile owners; List
of counties and cities that have adopted the act to regulate the running of
automobiles; Proclamations by the governor; Houdon's Washington; Library
fund; Governors of Virginia;; State primary, Aug. 5, 1909.
State debt. *In the sureme court of the United States. Common-
wealth of Virginia vs. state of West Virginia. The valuation of slaves in
1860 and 1861. Computed from the average assessed valuation of slaves in
1862 and 1863. Defendant's exhibit £-2 (supplementing plaintiff's and de-
fendant's joint exhibit E-1). Prepared by Thomas Bird Dixcy. [1909]
20028
p. 672 B-672 E. 23.5cm.
'In the supreme court of the United States. Commonwealth
of Virginia vs. state of West Virginia. Defendant's exhibit E-3. Prepared
by Thomas Bird Dixcy. [1909] 20029
3 fold sheets. 23.Scm,
In the supreme court of the United States. Commonwealth of
Virginia vs. state of West Virginia. Joint exhibit A-1 prepared by Price,
Waterhouse & company . . . for the plaintiff [and] Thomas Bird
Dixcy ... for the defendant. [1909] 20030
p. 219-290. tables. 23.5cm.
In the supreme court of the United States. Commonwealth of
Virginia vs. state of West Virginia. Joint exhibit B-1, prepared by Price,
Waterhouse & company . . . for the plaintiff [and] Tliomas Bird Dixcy
... for the defendant. [1909] 20031
p. 347. 23.5cm.
In the supreme court of the United States. Commonwealth of
Virginia vs. state of West Virginia. Joint exhibit C-1, prepared by Price,
Waterhouse & company . . . for the plaintiff [and] Tlioma]^ Bird Dixcy
... for the defendant. ri909] 20032
5 fold, sheets. 23.Scm.
In the supreme court of the United States. Commonwealth of
Virginia vs. state of West Virginia. Joint exhibit D-1, prepared by Price,
Waterhouse & company ... for the plaintiff [and] 'Thomas Bird Dixcy
... for the defendant. [1909] 20033
p. 621-538. 4 fold, sheets. 23.5cm.
In the supreme court of the United States. Commonwealth of
Virginia vs. state of West Virginia. Joint exhibit E-1, prepared by Price,
Waterhouse & company ... for the plaintiff [and] 'Thomas Bird Dixcy
... for the defendant. [1909] 20034
9 fold, sheets. 23.5cm.
In the supreme court of the United States. Commonwealth of
Virginia vs. state of West Virginia. Joint exhibit F-1. Prepared by Price,
Waterhouse & company ... for the plaintiff. Thomas Bird Dixcy
... for the defendant. [1909] 20035
p. 803-806. 23.5cm.
'In the supreme court of the United States. Commonwealth
of Virginia vs. state of West Virginia. Money, property, stock and credits
received by West Virginia. Defendant's exhibit G-1. Prepared by Thomas
Bird Dixcy, certified public accountant . . . [1909] 20036
12 fold, tables. 23.5cm.
In the supreme court of the United States. Commonwealth of
Vuvinia vs. state of West Virginia. Comparison of assessed valuation of
all property from 1867 to 1908 inclusive. Virginia and West Virginia.
PlaintifPs exhibit E-3. Virginia figures taken from Virginia auditors re-
Digitized by CjOOQIC
910 BvUetin Virginia State Library [Swanson, Gov.
port for respective years. West Virginia figures taken from "Biennial
report of the auditor" of West Virginia for 1907-8. Page 126 statement
Ixvm. Prepared by Price, Waterhouse & co. . . . for the plaintiff.
[1909] 20037
1 fold, sheet. 23.5cin.
In the supreme court of the United States. Commonwealth of
Virginia vs. state of West Virginia. PlaintifFs exhibit E-6. Prepared by
Price, Waterhouse & co. . . . for the plaintiff. [19091 20038
p. 667. 23.5cin. "• ■"
In the supreme court of the United States. Commonwealth of
Virginia vs. state of West Virginia. PlaintifiF's exhibit G-'l. Prepared by
Price, Waterhouse & co. . . . for the plaintiflf. [1909] 20039
p. 819. 2S.6cm. ■• ■"
'In the supreme court of the United States. Commonwealth of
Virginia vs. state of West Virginia. Defendant's exhibit. Summaiy of
cash receipts and disbursements of the commonwealth of Virginia from
March 19, 1823, to January 1, 1861. Prepared by Thomas Bird Dixcy . . .
[1909] 20040
p. 1053-1065. 23.6cm.
In the supreme court of the United States. Before special
master Charles E. Littlefield. Virginia vs. West Virginia. Note of some
points and authorities relied upon for Virginia. [Richmond]: Richmond
press. [1909] 20041
8 p. 24cm.
Supreme court of the United States. October term, 1909. No.
8. Original. Commonwealth of Vrr^nia vs. state of West Virginia. West
Virginia's portion of the debt of Virginia, January 1, 1861, with interest
according to the tenure of the bonds, calculated by Messrs. Price, Water-
house & company, chartered accountants, under paragraph I and II of the
decree. New York: The Evening post job printing office. [1909] 20042
24 p. 23.5cm.
Supreme court of the United States. October term, 1909. No.
3, original. Commonwealth of Virpnia vs. state of West Virginia. Appen-
dix to the record [being certain public acts of Virginia and West Virginia
and of the United States and extracts from the constitutions and codes of
the two states pertaining to this cause] [Richmond] : Richmond press, inc.
[1909] 20043
248 p. 24cm.
In the supreme court of the United States. Virginia vs.
West Virginia. Argument of John B. Lightfoot, jr., on behalf of the
plaintiff before special master Charles E. Littlefield. [Nov. 6, 1909]
[Richmond]: Richmond press, inc. [1909] 20044
99 p. 23.5cm.
In the supreme court of the United States. Commonwealth of
Virginia vs. state of West Virginia. Argument before special master Charl M
E. Littlefield of William A. Anderson, attorney general for Virginia. 1909.
Richmond: Richmond press, inc., [1909] 20045
67 p. 23.5cm.
In the supreme court of the United States. Commonwealth of
Virginia vs. state of West Virginia. No. 3. Original, October term, 1909.
Before special master Charles E. Littlefield. Requests of Virginia for alter-
nate accounts in certain named contingencies. [Richmond]: Richmond
press, inc., [19101 20048
10 p. 28.Scm.
University of Virginia. Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia.
3rd series, v. 2, no. 1, January, 1909. Y. M. C. A. number, Charlottesville,
Va., University of Virginia press. 1909. 20047
128 p. front, illus. ports. 2SHcm. . , ^ « . „,
Contents in part: The Horton period of Milton's work, by Geo. A wau-
chope: Analogies between Milton and Jefferson, by Chas. W. Kent; The Gll-
dersleeve lectures; Convocation. Sept. 28, 1908— Addresses by R. A Alderman,
Jas. M. Paere, Wm. Minor Lile, R. H. Whitehead; Retirement of Dr. Mallet- The
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1909] A Bibliography of Virginia 911
Sraduate coach system, by Wm. A. Lambeth: First T M C. A amone stu-
ents, by Hugh M. M'llhaney, jr.- Reminiscences of the T. M. C. A., by J. Wm.
JoHes, Jno. L. Johnson, L. m: Blackford; Our oldest alumnus (Robt. Patterson),
by R. M. Patterson; . . . Joseph Bryan. . „. . . „ ,
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series.
V. 2, no. 2, April, 1909. Poe number. Charlottesville, Va., University of
Virginia press, 1909. ,„^ 20048
ri31]-248 p. front, (port.) lllus. 23Hcm. .. ^ ,:. »
Contents In part: The Poe centenary; Poe and the university, by E. A.
Alderman: The nationalism of Poe. by Barr^ett Wendell; The Americanism of
Poe. by C Alphonso Smith; Poe in France, by Alcee Fortler; Poe in Germany,
by George Edward; An estimate of Poe, by Wm. A. Barr; The "eed of further
study of Poe's life, by Wm. P. Trent; Where Poe was born, by Walter Kenda 1
Watklns; Reminiscences of Poe, by Herbert N. Nash; Reminiscences and a
contrast, by Geo. U Christian; Jefferson's last visit to the university, by C. C.
wertenb^er.^^^^ bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series,
▼. 2, no. 3, July, 1909. Founder's day number. Charlottesville, Va., Um-
versity of Virginia press, 1909. 20049
Contents in part:'' ThTreign of democracy . . . by M"tln W. L
tletonLSclence and humanism, by Wm. M. Tljornton; Virginia, by E. A. Alder-
man; toe at the end of a century, by Hamilton W. Mable. . .
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series,
V. 2, no. 4, October, 1909. Issued quarteriy. CharlottesvJle, Va., UnivCTSity
of Virginia press, 1909. , ,,^ 20050
tents & part- A°f?er %'fte4n'*'years-«?i&e at the recent progress
in n,edicmrlnd%Srgery.''byyugrH^^
Rairiri's capitals; Dr. Horace HoUey at Montlcello In 1824, by Jno. s. tl^Jton.
^^llr Bulletin of the school of Latin, no. 4. Charlottesville, ^^^^
70 p. Trlpudic accent and rhythm and "allco-Keltic speech unity;
aiinnlement to the sacred trlpudlum. By Thomas Fitzhugh.
supplement *|^ »^g%„„f e^^nce held at the Univer^ty of Virgima sum-
mer school, July 13th to 16th, 1909. [Charlottesville, The Michie company,
printers, 1909] Half-title- Addresses delivered at the
Unlver?itrof Vir|?n?i summlrschool in*ionnecilon with the Conference for
the stu_dy_of "-^V^^^il^^f °^i;^L"^ord. v. 2, no. 2.. Catalogue number,
1908-1909. Charlottesville, Va., PubUshed by the University of VirgM«,
February, 1909.
!lf • Unive«ity of Virginia record, v. 2, no. 3, April, 1909- .Summer
school, June 18 to July 31, 1909. Charlottesville, Va., PubUshed by the
Univereitv, April, 1909. 20054
"■ ^" Universitv"of VirS ?^ord, v. 2, no. 4, June, 1909. Courses
passed-^d Z^'7o^lr;er^nesi.yJr.ne 16, 1909. Charlottesville
Va., Published by the University, June, 1909. ■*"'«»»
VirW miliary Institute. Virginia nulitary institute. Official reg-
ister, 1908-1909. V. 8, no. 2. Lexington, Virgima. ^»"a»
Vir^nia p<rfyt«hmc instttnte. Bulletin of the Virgfaua poly^hdc
i-T.«Htiito The state agricultural and mechanical college. Alumm number.
f^^: 1& v**2!no^ [Roanoke, Va., The Stone printing and mfg. «..}
^'""'k^ BullV^VrVffla PolyllcTnic i-titute^he «t.te agri-
cultural and mechanical college. Catalogue. Apnl, 1909. v. Z, no.^^
[Roanoke, Va., The Stone pnnting & mfg. co.] [1909J
'^- BuUetto of the Virgima polytechnic institute. -Die state agri-
cultural and mechanical college. Commencement numbe'- i^Siti 2m4
j^S. [Roanoke, Va., The Stone prmting and mfg. co.] [1909] ^«oa»
92 p. plates (ports.) 23cm.
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912 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Swanson, Gov.
Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic institute. The state agri-
ciiltural and mechanical college. Opening number. October, 1909. v 2,
no. 4. [Roanoke, Va., The Stone printing and mfg. co.l [19091 20060
50 p. plate (porta.) 23cm. = j i. j
Annual report of the Virginia polytechnic institute agricultural
experiment station for 1909 and 1910. Lynchburg, Va.: J. P. Bell company.
printers, 1911. 20061
?,*^ •*•„_ , plates, iUus. 23cm. S. W. Fletcher, director.
•nr T> '2?.?*ri°"H°?»^?,"'? study of phosphoric acid In soils and fertilizers, by
W. B. Ellett and H. H. Hill. Bacteria In milk produced under varying condi-
tions, by W. K. Brainerd. Heterosporium variabile, eke., its relation to spl-
nacla oleracea, and environmental factors, by Howard S. Reed and J. S.
Cooley. Plant diseases In Vlr«rlnla In the years 1909 and 1910, by Howard S.
Reed and J. S. Cooley. Use of muslin screens to keep corn from crosslDg', by
Lyman Carrier. The Infection of root-hairs by means of bacillus radlcrcola.
by E. B. Fred. The fixation of nitrogen by means of bacillus radicicola with-
out the presence of a legrume, by E. B. Fred. Effect of fresh and weU-rotted
manure on plant growth (second report), by E. B. Fred Fruit-bud formation
and development, by A. W. Drlnkard. The application of meteorological data
In the study of physiological constants, by H. L. Price. Pollination of B«irt-
lett and Kieffer pears, by S. W. Fletcher. Meteorological notes, by H. L. Price.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Division of chem-
istry. Bulletin 180, January, 1909. The blue grass of southwest Virginia,
by W. B. Ellett. 20062
p. 89-96. 23cm.
Virginia experiment station. Division of horticulture. Bulletin
181, March, 1909. Wormy apples and how to prevent them — ^results of
spraying for codling moth in 1908, by J. E. Buck. 2006S
16 p. iUus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Division of agro-
nomy. Bulletin 182, June, 1909. Silo construction, by Lyman Carrier.
20064
23 p. illus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin 183. June,
1909. Vvork at the tobacco stations, by E. H. Mathewson . . . Results
of co-operative investigations of the bureau of plant industry, U. S. Depart-
ment of agrriculture, and the Virginia agricultural experiment station.
20065
16 p. illus. 23cm.
Virgfinia agricultural experiment station. Division of »eto~
nomy. Bulletin 184, August, 1909. Impurities in grass and clover seed sold
in Virginia, by Gertrude B. De Loach . . . Assisted by Lyman Carrier
and T. B. Hutcheson. 20066
20 p. Illus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experment station. Division of dairying.
Bulletin 185, September, 1909. The production of clean and sanitary jnilk.
Results of experiments to determine the number of bacteria in milk produced
under different conditions, and their significance, by W. K. Brainerd. 20067
24 p. Illus. 23cm.
Virginia ag:ricultural experiment station. . . . Circular no.
5, January, 1909. Sugar beets in 1908, by W. B. Ellett. 20068
11 p. 15cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. . . . Circular no.
6, March, 1909. Improving the com crop, by Lymali Carrier. 20069
12 p. 15cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. . . . Circular no.
7, March, 1909. Fighting the insect pests and diseases of orchard, field and
garden crops, by H. L. Price. 20076
112 p. lllus. 15cm.
William and Mary college. Bulletin of the college of William and
Mary, WUliamsburg, Virginia, v. 3, no. 1. April, 1909. Announcement for
session 1909-1910. 20671
60 p. front. 23cm.
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1910] A Bibliography of Virginia 913
Bulletin of the college of WUliam and Mary, Williamsburg,
Virginia, t. 3, no. 2. June, 1909. Catalogue for the session of 1908-1909.
Announcement for session 1909-1910. 20072
7S p. front. 22HC1I1.
Bulletin of the college of William and Mary, Williamsburg,
Virginia, v. 3, no. 3. July, 1909. Address of H. R. Mcllwaine, Ph. D.,
state librarian, delivered at the college of William and Mary upon the dedi-
cation of the new library building. May 13, 1909. 20073
cover-title, IB p. 22Vicm.
Bulletin of the college of William and Mary, Williamsburg,
Virginia, v. 3, no. 4. October, 1909. Addresses during the final exercises,
June 7-'ll, 1909. Edward Hagaman Hall, Ph. D., New York city, and Philip
Alexander Bruce, LL. D., Norfolk Va. June, 1909, 20074
27 p. 23cin.
1910
Journals
Journal of the house of delesrates of Virtrinia. Session which
commenced at the state capitol on Wednesday, January 12, 1910.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing.
1910. 20075
1060 p. 23.6cm.
Session besan Jan. 12, 1910 and ended March 17, 1910. R. E. Byrd,
speaker.
[List of members elect, transmitted by the secretary of the common-
wealth] : p. 3-6. 20076
Rules: p. 8-17. 20077
TMessage of the governor, C. A. Swanson]: p. 18-24. 20078
[Communication from the Virg:inia state firemen's association] : p. 25.
2007')
Returns of the election for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney
general, secretary of the commonwealth and state treasurer] : p. 46-52.
20080
[Communication from the governor relative to the federal income
tax]: p. 63, 64. :!008l
[Communication from the governor relative to the second auditor's
office] : p. 130, 131. • 20082
[Communication from the governor relative to the claim of Virginia
arising from the cession of the Northwest territory to the U. S.] : p. 143-145.
20083
[Speech of T. D. Jennings, nominating John W. Daniel for the U. S.
senate]: p. 165-169. 20084
Joint rules: p. 219. 220, 413. 20085
[Report of commission to select a location, desi^ and inscriptions for
a suitable monument to commemorate the Heeds of Virginia soldiers at Get-
tysburg]: p. 220-222. 20086
[Message from the governor, W. H. Mann] : p. 345, 346. 20087
[List of documents received by the state librarian from Judd Stewart
in exchange for a letter of T. T. Eckert to A. H. Stephens] : p. 361, 362.
2008S
[Correspondence with Maryland relative to the fish and oyster ques-
tion] : p. 459. 460. 20089
[Report of committee relative to the R. F. & P. railroad] : p. 601, 602.
20090
[Veto messages] : p. 640, 745. 20091
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914 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Swanson, Mann, Gov.
FReport of committee relative to the penitentiary farm] : p. 756. 757.
20092
[Message of governor relative to the equalization of taxes] : p. 785.
200il3
[Message relative to the town of Honaker] : p. 800. 20091
Members of the house who served Jan. 12, 1910 to March 17. 1910: p.
976, 977. 20095
. Officers of the house: p. 978. 20096
Errata: p. 979, 980.
Index: p. 983-1060.
[Documents as appendix] :
Contingent and incidental expenses. Statement of disbursen)ent of
contingent fund, house of delegates, for session 1908, after the publication
of journal for that session. House doc. A. 20097
11 p.
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. . . . Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing. House doc. no. T. 20098
21 p.
Report of the clerk of the house of delegates on the procuring of bids
and awarding of contracts for publishing amendments to the constitution as
provided by law. January, 1910. House doc. no. II. 20099
11 p.
Communication from the governor transmitting the report of the
auditing committee appointed under the act of March 17, 1906, to examin"!
the books and accounts of officers at the seat of government. House doc. no.
III. 20100
21 p.
Statement of expenses incurred by Hon. Wm. Hodges Mann, Hon. J.
Taylor EUyson, Hon. A. W. Harman, Hon. B. 0. James and Hon. Sam'l W.
Williams, in the primary election Aug^ist 5, 1909, and general election No-
vember 2, 1909. House doc. no. IV. 2010'.
10 p.
Communication from the governor transmitting a report on forest
conditions in Vir^rinia and proposed measures for forest protection by Will-
iam T. Cox, actmg associate forester of the United States government.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1910. Housa
doc. no. V. 20102
20 p.
Inaugrural address of Wm. Hodges Mann, governor of Virginia, deliv-
ered before a joint meeting of the general assembly, Tuesday, February 1,
1910. Richmond: Davis Botttom, superintendent of public printing. 1910.
201 OS
17 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia:
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond on Wednes-
day, January 12, 1910. Richmond : Davis Bottom, superintend-
ent of public printing. 1910. 20104
883 p. 23.5cm.
Session be^an Jan. 12, 1910 and ended March 17, 1910. Lieutenant gov-
ernor J. Taylor Ellyson. president.
TMembers elect! : p. 3. 20105
Rules of the senate: p. 4-11. 20106
[Message of the governor, Claude A. Swanson, Jan. 12. 1910]: P-
14-20. 20107
[List of division superintendents of schoolsl: p. 22, 23, 310. 20108
[Petition of city council of Norfolk relative to a civil justice! : p. 24.
20109
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FResolution of South Dakota relative to polygamy] : p. 25, 26. 20110
fRetums of the election for governor, lieutenant-governor, attorney-
general, secretary of the commonwealth, anrf state treasurer] : p. 40, 41.
20111
FResolutions of R. E. Lee camp, no. 1, C. V., relative to a site for
the Confederate memorial institute] : p. 66. 20112
fReport of the commission to devise a stable method for the mainte-
nance, management and expansion of the educational institutions of the
state]: p. 62, 63. 20113
[Message of the governor relative to the report of the auditing com-
mittee, and the 2d auditor's ofRcel : p. 91, 92. 20114
[Message of the governor, reporting the transactions of the commi.s-
sion of the Jamestown exposition since 1908]: p. 130, 131. 20115
[Communications from the general assembl}^ of Maryland in relation
to the taking of fish and oysters in the Potomac river] : p. 331, 336, 337.
20116
[Report of special joint committee relative to the R. F. and P. rail-
road] : p. 448, 449. 20117
[Message of the governor, Wm. H. Mann relative to the equalization
of taxes] : p. 636. 20118
[Veto message of the governor relative to Grayson county] : p. 750.
20119
[Veto message of the governor relative to the town of Ronaker] : p.
751. 20120
[Veto message of governor relative to exemption of manufacturing
establishments from taxation in cities] : p. 752. 2U121
Members of the senate who served Jan. 12, 1910 to March 17, 1910: p.
809-813. • 20122
[List of] president's pro tempore of the senate: p. 810. 2012,1
Index: p. 813-883.
[Documents as, appendix] :
Contingent and incidental expenses of senate, session 1910; under act
approved January 22, 1910, and resolution agreed to January 24, 1910. Sen-
ate doc. A. 20124
8 p.
Report of the committee on finance submitted to the senate in pursu-
ance of a resolution adopted by the senate March 7, 1908. January 1910.
Senate doc. no. T. 20123
4 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia [C. A. Swanson] tran^?-
mitting a certified copy of the resolution of congress proposing an amend-
ment to the constitution of the United States. Senate doc. no. IL 20126
4 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting certain
correspondence and reports in reference to the claim of Virginia against
the United States feovemmenc on accri;nt of the cession of the northwest
territory. Senate doc. no. 'iTT. 20127
18 p. Includes a letter from Robert B. Fulton transmitting: a paper
by him entitled The Virginia land cession of 1784.
Communication from the stiite cornoration commission in vciVr''Tice
to the taxable values of the rolling stock of railway corporations, sul)niittod
in pursuance of u resolution .-.dopted January 22, 1910. Senate doc. no. IV.
2012rf
7 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting list of
pardons, commutations, respites, and remissions of fines, and reasons there-
for. Senate doc. no. V. 20120
72 p.
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916 Bulletin Virginia State Ldbrary [Swanson, Mann, Gov.
Report of the Gettysburg monument commission required by an act of
the general assembly^ approved March 9. 1908. Senate doc. no. VI. 20139
8 p. The commission accepted the deslKn of Jdr. F. William Slevera,
In which the monument is surmounted by an equestrian figure of Gen. R. E.
Lee.
Communication from the jfovemor of Virginia transmitting a report
of the Miler fund. Senate doc. no. VII. 20131
4 p.
Report of the capitol and library commission. Senate doc. no. VIII.
20132
s P.
Communication from the governor of Virgnaiia with reference to the
creation of a united agricultural board. Senate doc. no. IX. 20133
2 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts [Morton Maryel
transmitting statement of unpaid capitation taxes for each year since 1905.
Senate doc. no. X. 20134
6 D.
Armual Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia for the year ending September 30.
1910. Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing. Richmond.
20135
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the governor and
general assembly of Virgfinia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1910.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1910. 20136
98 p. 10 fold, sheets. Morton Marye, auditor. The titles of the
tabular statements are not listed here. See under the report for 1907. Table
38 shows number of marriages for year ending Dec. 31,1909.
Report of the second auditor of Virgfinia on the condition of the pub-
lic debt, of the literary fund, the retired teachers' fuAd and the report of
the commissioners of the sinking fund for the fiscal year ending September
30, 1910 with report of the Miller fund as an appendix. Richmond: Davi^
Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1910. 20137
48 p. John G. Dew. second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virnnia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1910. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public
printing. 1910. 2013S
15 p. 1 fold, sheet. A. W. Harman, Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney general to the governor of Virginia for
the year 1910. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing.
1911. 20139
78 p. S. W. Williams, attorney general.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the governor
of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1910. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1910. 20140
23 p. Davis Bottom, superintendent.
Seventh annual report of the library board of the Virginia state
library 1909-1910, to which is appended the seventh annual report of the
state librarian. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1911. 20141
142 p. A. C. Gordon, chairman, H. R. Mcllwalne, librarian. Includes:
Virginia state library. A record of Virginia copyright entries (1790-
1844) With an introduction by J. H. Whltty, Richmond, Va. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1911. 52 p. 20142
Virginia state library. The seals of Virginia, by Edward S. Evans.
Published as a part of the report of the Virginia state library for 1909-1910.
Richmond, Va.: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1911.
47 p. plates.
20143
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1910] A Bibliography of Virginia 917
Report of the adjutant-general of the commonwealth of Virginia for
the year ending 20th October, 1910. Richmond: Davis Bottom, supenj-
tendent public printing. 1911. , 2014 i
292 p. W. W. Sale, adjutant general. Includes Qeneral order«
and circulars; Report and roll of Virginia military institute.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. The annuai
report of the commissioner and the board of agriculture and immigration.
1910. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing. 1911.
20145
22 p. J. M. Barker, president of board, G. W. Koiner, commissioner.
Includes Report of the state ciiemtst, E. W. Haffruder; Report of the dairy
and food commissioner, W. D. Saunders.
Thirteenth annual report of the bureau of labor and industrial statis-
tics for the state of Virginia. 1910. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1910. 20146
271 p. J. B. Doherty, commissioner. Includes Wages of railway
employees and accidents occurring in 1909; Mining laws needed; Inspections:
Permits Issued to sanction the employment of children between 12 and 14-
Labor organizations; Decisions of courts affecting labor.
Fourth annual report of the state highway commissioner to the gov-
ernor of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1910. Richmond : Davin
Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1911. 20147
76 p. p. St. .1. Wilson, commissioner. List of counties that have
special road laws: p. 75, 76.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiao'
with accompanying documents for the fiscal year ending September 80, 1910.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1910. 20148
66 p. J. B. Wood, superintendent.
Eighth report of the commissioner of state hospitals for the insane
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1910. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing. 1910. 2U149
7 p. J, M. Bauserman, commissioner.
Eighty-third annual report of tJie board of directors and of the super-
intendent of the Western state hospital of Virginia (at Staunton) for thvS
fiscal year ending September 30, 1910. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1910. 20150
55 p. J. S. DeJarnette, superintendent.
The one hundred and thirty-«eventh annual report of the Eastern
state hospital of Virginia (at Williamsburg) for the fiscal year ending Se'.-
tember 30, 1910. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1910. 20151
68 p. 1 fold, sheet. O. C. Brunk, superintendent.
Fortieth annual report of the Central state hospital of Virginia
(Petersburg) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1910. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1910. 20152
96 p. 1 fold, table. W. V. Drewry. superintendent.
Twenty-third annual report of the Southwestern state hospital of Vir-
g'nia (Marion) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1910. Richmond:
avis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1910. 20153
60 p. J. C. King, superintendent.
First annual report of the board of directors and executive officer of
the Virginia state epileptic colony (under construction) Amherst county,
Virginia (P. 0. Lynchburg) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1910
(beginning April 1, 1910.) Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public
printing. 1910. 20154
28 p. A. 8. Prtddy, executive officer.
Report of the commission of fisheries of Virginia October 1, 1909, t>>
October 1, 1910. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1910. 20155
12 p. 1 fold, sheet. W. McDonald L>ee, chairman.
Annual report of tiie commissioner of health to the governor of Vir-
ginia for the year ending December 81, 1910. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing. 1911. 20156
123 p. Bnnion G. Williams, commissioner.
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918 BtUletin Virginia State Libra/ry [Swanson, Mann, Gov.
Second annual report of the state board of charities and corrections to
the governor of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1910. Rich-
mond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1910. 2015 <
228 p. Includes Report of Catawba sanatorium, by W. D. Tewksbury,
resident physician; Morbidity statistics.
Second annual report of the state board of charities and correction j
to the governor of Virginia from the year ending September 30, 1910. Rich-
mond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1910. 20158
228 p. Josepli T. Mastin, secretary. Part 2, Children: Part 3. Insane;
Pnrt 4, Criminal; Part 5, Poor relief; Part 6, Tuberculosis; Part 7, Miscellane-
ous institutions, wholly or partly charitable; Part 8, The charitable and cor-
rectional legrlslation, 1910.
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions (Amending the constitution) of
the general assembly of the state of Virginia. Session which
commenced at the state capitol on Wednesday, January 12, 1910.
Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing.
1910. 201S9
669 p. 23cm.
Regular terms of courts; Separate polls; Magfisterial districts; Com-
missioners of deeds; State's indebtedness; Receipts and expenditures for fis-
cal year ending Sep. 30, 1909; Members and officers of the senate and hous'^
of delegates: p. 592-645. 20160
Collection of Laws
Pollard's supplement to the code of Virginia, containing all
statutes of a general and permanent nature passed by the gen-
eral assembly at its sessions of 1906, 1908 and 1910. Also anno-
tations to the code of Virginia, 1904, and the constitution and
tax bill. Edited by Jno. Garland Pollard of the Richmond bar.
Richmond, Va., Everett Waddey co., 1910. 20161
' 1027 p. 26cm.
"This work Is Intended to brinK down to date the code of 190J."
Courts
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia.
[Martin P. Burks, reporter] Vol. 111. From June 1, 1910, tx)
March 1, 1911, Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent public
printing, 1911. 20162
xxxTill, 981 p. illus. (plan). 23cm.
Rules of court: p. [v]-xiii.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buchanan, George M.
Harrison, Stafford G. Whittle. Attorney general: Samuel W. Williams.
♦Virginia appeals. Decisions of the supreme court of ap-
peals of Virginia. Maury Baldwin Watts, editor. Volume 4.
From March 1, 1910 to February 28, 1911. Richmond, 1910-11.
20163
xili p., 1 I.. 853 p. 23cm.
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1910] A Bibliography of Virginia 919
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Agricultare. [Department oi ajrriculture and immigration of Virginiaj
Bulletin no. 50, Richmond, Va., spring bulletin, 1910. Analysis of ferti-
lizers. . . . 20164
38 p. 23cm. Leaf tobacco report Jan.-April 1910: p. 32-33.
Fertilizer constituents of feeding stuffs and farm products: p. 34-37.
[Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia]
Bulletin no. 63. Late summer bulletin, 1910. Analysis of fertilizers. . . .
20165
38 p. 23cm.
[Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia]
Bulletin no. 54. Fall and winter bulletin, 1910. Analysis of fertilizers. . . .
2016S
62 p. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. The
[32nd] annual report of the commissioner [G. W. Koiner] and the board
of agriculture and immigration. 1910. [Bulletin no. 65]. Richmond:
Everett Waddey company, 1910. 20167
191, [1] p. illus. 23cm. At iiead of title on cover: Bulletin no. 55.
J. M. Barker, president of board. [Information for the farmer]: p. 9-191.
Virginia department of agriculture and immigration. Farmer^'
bulletin no. 7. Ho^ cholera and treatment by the use of anti-hog cholera
serum as a preventive. G. W. Koiner, commissioner. [Richmond, Va.: Wm.
Ellis Jones' Sons, inc., printers] 20168
16 p. 23cm.
Virginia department of agriculture and immigration. Farmer-.'
bulletin no. 8. Growing alfalfa in Virginia. Published by the Departmeni
of agriculture and immigration. G. W. Koiner, commissioner. [Richmond:
William Ellis Jones, printer] 1910. 20169
15 p. illus. 23em.
Virginia truck experiment station, Norfolk, Va. . . . Tiruci--
crop investigations. Spinach troubles at Norfolk and the improvement of
trucking soils, by L. L. Harter. Bulletin no. 4, August 31, 1910. 20170
p. 57-80. illus. 23cm.
Banks. Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 1, June 30, 1910. Showing the condition
of incorporated state banks as of June 23, 1909; Sept. 1, 1909, Nov. 16, 1909;
Jany. 31, 1910; Mch. 29, 1910; June 30, 1910 and national banks in Virginia
as of June 30, 1910. C. C. Barksdale, chief examiner. 20171
4 p. 21.5 X 18cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 2, September 1, 1910. Showing the condi-
tion of incorporated state banks as of Sept. 1, 1909; Nov. 16, 1909; January
31, 1910; March 29, 1910; June 30, 1910; Sept. 1, 1910 and national banks in
Virginia as of June 30, 1910, and September 1, 1910. C. C. Barksdale, chief
examiner. 20172
4 p. 21.5 X 18cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 3, November 10, 1910. Showing the con-
dition of incorporated state banks as of Nov. 16, 1909; January 31, 1910;
Maroh 29, 1910; June 30, 1910; Sept. 1, 1910; Nov. 10, 1910 and national
banks in Virginia as of Sept. 1, 1910, and Nov. 10, 1910. C. C. Barksdale,
chief examiner. 20173
4 p. 21.5 X 18cm.
Statements showing the condition of the incorporated stat<>
banks operating in Virginia at the close of business, November 10, 1910.
Arranged alphabetically according to location. Compiled by state corpora-
tion commission banking division. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintend-
ent of public printing, 1911. 20174
115 p. 23cm.
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Confederate soldiers. Report of board of visitors Lee camp soldiere'
home, Richmond, Va. December 31, 1910. Richmond, Va., 1911. 2017!>
21, II] p. 23Hcm.
Secretary of Virginia military records. Report . . . Dec
29, 1910. [Richmond, 1911] 2M76
[3] p. Jos. V. BidKood, secretary.
Constitution. A bibliography of the conventions and constitutions of
Virginia, including references to essays, letters and speeches in the Virginia
newspapers, by Earl G. Swem . . . 20177
(In Virg-inia. State library, Richmond. Bulletin. 1910. v. 3. no. 4, p.
18551-441)
Corporations. Eighth annual report of the statfc corporation commis-
sion of Virginia for the year ending December 31, 1910. General report and
statistics. (Reports and statistics of canals, railroads, electric railways ani
other corporate companies are for fiscal year ending June 30, 1910) . . .
[Robert H. Prentis, chairman, William F. Rhea, J. Richard Wingfidd, com-
missioners] Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1911.
20178
xl, 1512 p. 24cm.
Appendix to eighth annual report of the state corporation
commission of Virginia for the year ending December 31, 1910. General or-
ders, rules and regulations. [Robert R. Prentis, chairman, Joseph E. Wi;-
lard, Wm. F. Rhea, J. Richarcl Win^eld, commissioners] Richmond, Davis
Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1911. 20179
382 p. 24cm.
_ Constitutional provisions and statutes of Virginia relating to
domestication by foreign corporations with the entrance fees to be paid at
the time certificate of authority to do business in VLrg^inia is secured from
the state corporation commission, and the registration fee to be paid annu-
ally thereafter. Compiled by the state corporation commission, with all
amendments to July 16, 1910. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of
public printing, 1910. 20180
8 p. 23cm. At head of title: Virgrinla. Foreign corporation.
Virginia corporation law. Constitutional provisions and stat-
utes of Virginia relating to issuing, amending and taxing charters of cor-
porations. Compiled by the state corporation commission with all amend-
ments to June 16th, -1910. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of
public printing, 1910. 20181
90 p. 23cm.
Crime and criminals. Biennial report of the prison association of Vir-
ginia for the years 1910 and 1911. Richmond, Va., H. T. Ezekiel, printer,
1912. 20182
42. [1] p. 23cm.
Crop pests. Circular to nurserymen and froit growers relative to
purchase of nursery stock. (Cir. ho. 4-C.) Issued October 28, 1910, by
W. J. Price, jr., acting state entomologist, Blacksburg, Virginia. 2U18^
4 p. 22cm.
Dairy and food division. Department of agriculture and immigration
of Virginia. Dairy and food division. Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and foo<l
commissioner. List of stock feed and powder manufactures, creameries,
and cheese factories, Ac, registered for year 1910. . . . [1910] 20184
58 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 9.
Dairy and food division. Department of agriculture and immi-
gration of Virginia. Richmond, April 7th, 1910. Rules and regulations for
the enforcement of the state feeding stuff law and sale of stock and poultrv
powders. . . . 20185
23 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 10. . . »
Second annual report of the dairy and food commissioner of
Virginia for the period from March 1, 1009, to March 1, 1910, the end of
the fiscal year. Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food commissioner, ^ch-
mond: Richmond press, inc.. printers, 1910. ,^^,^^}°^
168 p. 23cm. Department of agrrlculture and immlrratlon.
Dairy and food division. Bulletin no. 14.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1910] A Bibliography of Virginia 921
Second annual report of the dairy and food commissioner of
Virginia for the period from March 1, 1909, to Match 1, 1910, the end of
the fiscal year. Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food commissioner. Richmoiw,
Va.: Richmond press, inc., printers, 1910. 2018 «
153 p. UIus. 23cm. Cover-title: The Bulletin, depart-
ment of agriculture and immigration of Virginia, dairy and food division.
Richmond, December 31gt, 1910.
Deaf and dumb. Superintendent's outline of rules for teachers and
officers of the Virginia school for the deaf and the blind. 1910. 20188
2«, 16] p. 15.6cm.
Superintendent's rules for the employees of the Virginia school
for the deaf and the blind. 1910. 20189
16, [1] p. 15.6cm.
Dental examiners. Official list of registered dentists in the state of
Virginia, with a copy of the dental law and other information . . , Cor-
rected to May 1, 1910. Fredericksburg, 1910. 20190
36 p.
Description. A handbook of Virginia, published by the department of
agriculture and immigration of the state of Virginia. Rev. ed. 1910 . . .
Richmond, Everett Waddey co., printers, 1910. 20191
288 p. front., illus. (incl. port.) fold. map. 23cm. "Third edition
revised." O. W. Kolner, commissioner.
Education. Beautifying our schools. Issued by department of public
instruction of Virginia . . . [and] co-operative education association
of Virginia. [1911] 20192
17 p. illus. 23cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia; State board of education; Depart-
ment of public instruction. Circular of information concerning certification
of teachers. [1911] t, 20193
12 p. 23cm.
Public lectures and entertainments for rural high schools . . .
Issued by the state department of education, J. D. Eggleston, state superin-
tendent, and the co-operative education association of Virginia, J. Stewart
Bryan, president. [1910] 20194
8 p. 23cm.
The school and civic improvement lea^e bulletin. How to or-
ganize a leagrue. Issued by department of public mstruction, J. D. Eggles-
ton, state superintendent, and co-operative education association of Vir-
ginia, John Stewart Bryan, president. [1910] ' 20195
cover- title, 16 p. IncI. plates. 23cm.
The school and citizens league bulletin. Issued by department.
of public instruction, Jos. D. Eggleston, jr., state superintendent; and co-
operative education association of Virginia, John Stewart Bryan, president.
"The school beautiful" number. March 10, 1910. 20196
cover- title, 8 p. 23cm.
A tentative report to the Virginia education commission on a
mil) tax for the educational system of the state, by Chas. G. Maphis, secre-
tary. Charlottesville, Va.: "rhe Michie company, printers, 1910. 20197
29 p. 23cm.
The Virginia journal of education, v. 3. Oct, 1909-Nov., 1910.
Richmond. 20198
640 p. illus., ports. 27cm. Monthly except August and
September. Robert Lee Blanton, editor and publisher.
Virginia school laws codified for the use of school officers of
the state board of education . . . Richmond, Clyde W. Saunders, prin-
ter, 1910. 20199
244 p. 24cm.
Creneral aaaemUy. [Bills of the house of delegates of Virginia for
the session of 1910. BUls no. 1-140] 20200
Copy In the Virginia state library. 23cm.
[Bills of the house of delegates of Virginia for the session 1910.
Bills no. 141-285] 2O201
Copy in the Virginia state library. 23cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
922 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Swanson, Mann, Gov.
[Bills of the house of delegates of Virginia for the session 1910.
Bills no. 286-433] 20202
Copy In the Virginia state library. 23cm.
[Bills of the senate of Virginia for the session of 1910. Bills no.
1-142] 2020.S
Copy in the Virginia state library. 23cin.
[Bills of the senate of Virginia for the session of 1910. Bills no.
143-284] 20204
Copy in the Virginia state library. 23cm. Some bills wanting.
[Bills of the senate of Virginia for the session of 1910. Bills no.
285-425] 20205
Copy in the Virginia state library. 23cm.
Report of the committee on finance submitted to the senate in
pursuance of a resolution adopted by the senate March 7, 1908. January
1910. 20206
4 p. 23cm. At head of title: Senate doc. no. 1. Bound with:
A bin appropriating the public revenue of the two fiscal years ending re-
.spectively t)n the 28th day of February, 1911, and the 29th day of February,
1912. Reported from the committee on finance. 57 p. 23cm.
Manual. The senate and house of delegates. Virginia. Ses-
sion 1910. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1910.
20207
152, [1] p. front., 2 plates, (incl. front.) 15cm.
Governor. Message of Hon. Claude A. Swanson, governor of Virginia,
to the general assembly, January 12, 1910. Session 1910. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1910. 20203
11 p. 23.5cm.
Inaugural address of Wm. Hodges Mann, governor of Virginia,
delivered before a joint meeting of the general assembly Tuesday, Febru-
ary 1, 1910. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing,
1910. 20209
17 p. 23cm.
In memoriam, John Warwick Daniel, bom Sept. 5, 1842, died
June 29, 1910. 20210
3 1. 28x20%cm. Portrait, and proclamation by the governor.
Harrisonburg normal school. The normal bulletin, v. 1, no. 3, August
1909. State normal and industrial school, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Final
announcement for fall quarter, 1909-1910. First year begins September 28,
1909. 20211
16 p. 22Hcm.
The normal bulletin, v. 2, no. 1, January, 1910. State normal
and industrial school, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Announcement of spring
quarter. Preliminary announcement of summer quarter. Spring quarter
begins March 29, 1910. Summer quarter begins June 21, 1910. 2021-.i
16 p. 22^icm.
The normal bulletin, v. 2, no. 2, March, 1910. State normal
and industrial school, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Summer quarter announce-
ment. First term begins June 21, 1910. Second term begins August 1, 1910.
20213
31 p. plates, map. 22V4cm.
The normal bulletin, v. 2, no. 3, May, 1910. Stete normal and
industrial school for women. Harrisonburg, Virginia. Register, 1909-1910.
Announcements, 1910-1911. Second year begins September 27, 1910. 20214
131, [1] p. plates, map. 22Hcm.
The normal bulletin, v. 2, no. 4, November, 1910. Opemng
number, 1910-1911. Next term begins January 3, 1911. 20215
8 p. 22^4cm. . .
Horticulture. Report fourteenth annual session of the Virginia state
horticultural society held in the auditorium Winchester, Va., January 5tli
and 6th, 1910. The Michie company, printers, Charlottesville, Va., 1910.
20216
262 p. plates. 23.5cm. . tr. . .
House of burgesses. Journals of the house of burgesses of Virraia.
1727-1734, 1736-1740. Edited by H. R. Mcllwaine. [Edited and published
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1910] A Bibliography of Virginia 923
by authority of the library board of the Virginia state library]. Richmond,
Virginia, 1910. 20217
467 p. 33cm.
Contents: BurKesses; introductory note; preface; Journal, 1727; Journal,
1730; Journal, 1732: Journal, 1734; Journal, 1736; Journal, 1738; Journal, May,
1740; appendix; index.
Insurance. Commonwealth of Virginia. Laws relating to insurance,
guaranty, trust, indemnity, fidelity, security and other like companies.
Compiled and published by the bureau of insurance. Joseph Button, com-
missioner of insurance. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing, 1910. 20218
104 p. 23cm.
Fourth annual report of the commissioner of insurance of Vii-
ginia for the fiscal year ending April 30, 1910, covering business of 1909.
Fire, marine, life and miscellaneous companies and fraternal association;'.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1910. 20219
1139 p. 24cm. Joseph Button, commls.sioner.
Law. *Questions and answers to bar examinations, [given by the
supreme court of appeals of Virginia from June 1905 to November, 1909] by
Frank Moore assisted by W. O. Fife; sold by Anderson bros., booksellers &
publishers University of Virginia. Charlottesville, Va. The Michie com-
pany, printers, Charlottesville, Va. 1910. 20220
•Virginia law register, vol. 16. May 1910 to April 1911.
R. T. W. Duke, Jr., editor. Frank Moore, James F. Minor, associate editors.
The Michie company, Charlottesville, Va. 1911. 20221
1008 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia courts.
Special articles: Equity Jurisdiction over tlie person and property of
incompetent persons, by Sidney J. Dudley; The last clear chance, by Chas.
Curry; Directintr verdicts, by M. J. Fulton; Subrog:atlon of the surety, in Vir-
ginia, by C. R. McCorkle; Shall the le^al presumption of innocence be re-
grarded, by the Jury, as evidence, by Melville Peck; Directing verdicts, by Sam'l
C. Graham; Trial by Jury in civil actions: Some defects in trust companies, by
A. K. Montrose; Statutory abolition of the defense of insanity in criminal
cases, by John R. Rood; Will a legitimated child satisfy the common law
requisite for curtesy, by H. C. Gilmer; Parol evidence to supplement descrip-
tions of real estate in writings, especially in contracts for sale, by \Vm. H.
Sarpreant, Jr.; The constitutional power of state legislatures to direct election
of senators by the popular electorate, by Sam'l Rus.sell; Have the corpora-
tions been law-abiding? by H. St. Geo. Tucker; Case of Jo.«iah Phillips, by W.
R. Tyree.
Library. Bulletin of the Virginia state library (Issued quarterly./
January, April, July, 1910. v. 3, nos. 1, 2 and 3. Richmond, Va., 1910.
20222
352 p. 22t4cm. Finding list of the social sciences, political
science, law, and education [compiled by E. tS. Sweml
Bulletin of the Virginia state library. (Issued quarterly.)
October, 1910. v. 3, no. 4. Richmond, Va., 1910. 20223
[3551-441 p. 2214cm. A bibliography of the conventions and
constitutions of Virginia including references to essays, letters and speeches
in the Virginia newspapers. By Earl (}. Swem, assistant librarian.
Seventh annual report of the library board of the Virginia
state library, 1909-1910. To which is appended the seventh annual report
of the state librarian. Richmond, D. Bottom, Supt. public printing, 191 .
20224
142, 52, 47 p. 23>4cm. A. C. Gordon, chairman of board. H. R.
Mcllwaine, librarian.
Dunlop library, p. 104-140. , , . . ^ .,
A record of Virginia copyright entries (1790-1844) with an introduction
by J H. Whitty. 1911. 52 p. This was printed as a part of the annual re-
port, but with title page, and paged separately. Issued also as a '^P^^^^^
The seals of Virginia. By Edward S. Evans. 1911. 52 p. This was
printed as a part of the annual report, but with title page, and Pased sep-
arately. Issued also as a separate. . fH.
Medical college of Virginia. Seventy-third annual announcement of the
Medical college of Virginia, Richmond, containing the bulletin of the med-
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924 BvUetin Virginia State lAhra/ry [Swanson, Mann, Gov.
«*i'i.**i?'*^'TT^"^..P*>*™»<=«"*»cal courses. 1910-19H. Richmond. Va.,
Mitchell & Hotchkiss, printers. [19101 20225
VlrglnuS'!-7. no.Wune 1910 )""• (Bulletin of the Medical college of
board|0tetinu!:r'SlO.f^^^^^^^^^^^ ^l^A.T^^'' ^'"iSgl
Decemb^' llMSd^^rlSS'"' ''''^'^''^ "^^ "^ ''''^'^',^^
Copy not seen. ■' 20227
Motor Teh'cles. Commonwealth of Virmnia Offipp nt fi,o <.<^^<.
of the commonwealth. Motor vehicle law te'^tt June i K ^tn^?***^
by B. .0 James, secretary of the commonweidth RklZnd- 'Df4"«' R^fS!™
superintendent of public printing. 1910. «icnmond. Davis Bottom,
15 p. 16cm. Z»i£o
36 p. 2Scm. 20229
^„= 1 **"¥ o ^*«'t'«. ViMTinia health bulletin. Department of health v •»
4«wi ~^A ^^^v'\^^^,*^ bulletin. Department of health, v. 2. no 4
Mseibly l'9ia" ^^'^^ ^*''' °^ ^^'^"^*' ^^"^ *^'*>»^ the se^ion of
p. ^1-124,' iv. 23cm. 20232
May, ^0. RSrhe'al?rnewi!^*^- ^^^'^^^--^ «' health, v. 2. no. 6^
p. 129-143. 23cm. ^0^33
T,,„» 7^ Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 2, no. 6,
''""*' p.^145-1^3"^'"** Uiu8.**°^°^c.r firginiB.. 202M
Tni„ 7^ Vii^ginia health bulletin.' Department of health, v. 2, no. 7,
July, 1910. Summer troubles. oiiVVif
p. 166-187. lUus. 23cm. ^^"^
4„„.jr~ro,y''*D'? •***'*]* ^""etin- Department of health, v. 2, no. 8,
CTh 'T?oi-<'*?'^^° and regulations for the protection of the pubUc
health. List of the county boards of health. 20236
p. 189-212. " 2 3 cm.
<!*nto.;;i;i; 7^^^^ ^^^}^ '"iV**ip- department of health, v. 2, no. 9,
September, 1910. News from the front. Recent health notes of the state!
p. 213-227. 23cm. 20237
- . , — rn,y""S"\'* ^^^^^ bulletin. Department of health, v. 2, no. 10,
October, 1910. Rules and regulations for the protection of the public healtii.
p. 229-244. 23cm. 20238
— — Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 2, no. 11,
November, 1910. Diphtheria and its prevention. 20239
P> 229-242. 23cni.
- — ,y?I«ini» h.&k\%h. bulletin. Department of health, v. 2, no. 12.
December, 1910. A tuberculosis catechism. 2024A
p. 246-261. [1] 23cm. ^W,*«»
Railroads. Constitutional provisions, statutes and public regulations
fovemmg railroads and other common carriers in the state of Virginia
anuary 1, 1910. Compiled and issued by the state corporation commission.
. . . Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1910
127 p. 23cm. ' 20241
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1910] A Bibliography of Virginia 925
Virginia classification no. 1 to take effect May 1, 1910. Being
a classification of freight applicable to the railroad lines doing business ii:
Virginia as ordered prepared and issued by order of state corporation com-
mission. R. T. Wilson, clerk. 20242
[7 p.] 28cm. At head of title: Supplement no. 5 (aupersed-
inic clasaiflcatlon and dupplement no. 3, as In conflict and supplement no. 4
entirely) SupplementM nog. 3 and 5 Include all changea and additions.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Mileage class ai .d commodity rates applicable to steam railroads in Virgini.<i
as authorized by the commission and in force December 31, 1910. Rich-
mond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1911. 20243
92 p. 23cm.
Roads. Virginia state highway commission. Laws providing stat<i
aid for the permanent improvement of public roads as enacted by the gen-
eral assembly, sessions 1906, 1908 and 1910. Richmond: Capitol printing
CO. [1910] 20244
20 p. 23cm.
Secretary of the commonwealth. Annual report of [D. Q. EgglestonJ
the secretary of the commonwealth to the governor and general assemb.y
of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1910. Richmond: Dav<s
Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1911. 20245
327 p. front. 23cm.
Includes Names of state ofllcers; Members of state boards; Names of all
Judges in the state; List of county and city ofHcers; Commissioners of deeds
for Virginia; Commissioners of deeds in Virginia for other states: List of In-
corporated towns: List of charters and amendments of charters; List of
railroad charters; List of foreign corporations; List of trade marks, labels.
etc.; List of proprietary containers; Proclamations by the governor; Rules of
practice in making and granting requisitions; Communication from the gov-
ernor relative to the great seal of the state; Library fund.
State debt. In the supreme court of the United States. Original
no. 3. October term, 1910. Commonwealth of Virginia vs. state of West
Virginia. Final reply brief for the complainant Samuel W. Williams, at-
torney general of Virginia. William A. Anderson, Randolph Harrison, John
B. Moon, of counsel for Virginia. [1911] 20246
34 p. 23cm.
In the supreme court of appeals of Virgrinia at Richmond.
Commonwealtih of Virginia vs. state of West Virrinia. Original, no. 3.
October term, 1910. brief reply to brief filed by Major Holmes Conrad,
October 1, 1910. SamT W. Williams, attorney general of Virginia. William
A. Anderson, Randolph Harrison, John B. Moon, associate counsel for Vir-
ginia. [1910] 20247
20 p. 23cm.
'In the supreme court of the United States. October term,
1910. Original no. 3. Commonwealth of Virginia, plaintiff, vs. in equity,
state of West Virginia, defendant. Defendant's brief. Parts I., II. and III.
William G. Conley, attorney general of West Virginia. John C. Spooner,
Charles E Hogg, W. Mollohan, George W. McClintic, W. G. Mathews, Wm.
M. O. Dawson, of counsel for defendant. Charleston, W. Va.: Lovett
printing co., inc. [1910] 20248
377 p. 23.5cm.
Supreme court of the United States. October term, 1910.
Original, no. 3. Commonwealth of Virginia vs. state of West Virginia.
Brief on behalf of the bondholding creditors of Virginia to reply to part III
of brief for defendant. Holmes Conrad, counsel for the bondholding credi-
tors of Virginia. [Washington, D. C: Judd & Detwiler, inc., 1911] 20249
14 p. 23cm. .
'In the supreme court of the United States. October term,
1910. Original no. 3. Commonwealth of Virginia vs. state of West Virginia.
State of West Virginia, by William G. Conley, attorney general. John C,
Spooner, Chas. E. Hogg, W. Mollohan, Geo. W. McClintic, W. G. Mathews,
counsel. [Washington, D. C: Judd & Detwiler, inc., printers, 1910] 20250
3 p. 23cm.
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„. . -: In the supreme court of the United States. Commonwealth of
Virginia vs. state of West Virginia. No. 3, original. October term, 1910.
Notes of argument of counsel for complainant. [1910] 20251
151. fll D. 2.1cm.
,«,A TT- .'^r ^^^ supreme court of the United States. October temi,
1910. Ongmal no. 3. Commonwealth of Virginia, plaintiff, in equity, vs.
f*?,t* <>' ^est Virginia, defendant. Defendant's orief. Parts I., II. and HI.
William G. Conley, attorney general of West Virginia. John C. Spooner,
Charles E. Hogg, W. Mollohan, George W. McClintic, W. G. Mathews, Wm.
M. O. Dawson, of counsel for defendant. Charleston, W. Va.: Lovett print-
ing CO., inc. [1910] 20252
377 p. 23.5cm.
— — .*In the supreme court of the United States. October term,
1910. Original no. 3. In equity. Commonwealth of Virginia, plaintiff, vs.
state of West Virginia, defendant. Defendant's brief. Part III. General
brief on law and merits of case. State of West Virginia, by w illiam G. Con-
ley, attorney general. John C. Spooner, Charles E. Hogg, W. Mollohan,
George W. McClintic, Wm. M. O. Dawson, W. G. Mathews, counsel. New
York: C. G. Burgoyne. [1910] 20253
147 p. 23cni.
In the supreme court of the United States. Commonwealth of
Virginia vs. state of West Virginia. No. 3, original. October term, 191).
Notes of argument of counsel [William A. Anderson, John B. Moon, Ran-
dolph Harrison] for complainant. [1910] 20254
151. [1] p. 23cm.
Taxation. . . . Statement of taxable values of public service
corporations in cities, towns and counties as assessed by the state corpora-
tion commission for the year 1910. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintend-
ent public printing, 1911. 20255
40 p. 23cm. At head of title Commonwealth of Virginia. State
corporation commLssion.
. . . Tax laws of Virginia with the provisions of the code in re-
lation to the duties of the commissioners of the revenue and treasurers of
the several counties and cities. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent
of public printing, 1910, 1910. 20256
183 p. 22.5cm.
United States, plaintiff. Transcript of record. Supreme court of th"
United States. October term, 1909. no. 820. The United States, plaintiff in
error, vs. Ansonia brass and copper company, American steel casting com-
pany, et al. In error to the supreme court of appeals of the state of Vir-
ginia. Filed March 2, 1910. (22046) [Washington, Govt, print, off., 1910]
20257
cover-title, iv, 426 p. 23Hcm. Copy in library of conKress.
Record of the ca.se S. IT. Hawes & company et al. v. William R. TriRg
company et al. in the VirRinia supreme court of appeals. "That the said
statute of Virginia, known as the labor and supply lien statute ... so in-
terpreted is in conflict with the fundamental principle that the states have no
power to retard, impede, burden, or in any manner control, or interfere with
the operations of the federal government." p. 420.
University of Virginia. The alumni bulletin of the University of Vir-
ginia. 3rd series, v. 3, no. 1, January, 1910. Issued quarterly. Charlottes-
ville, Va., The University of Virginia press, 1910. 2025S
112. V. vi. p. front., plates. 23%cm. Includes Indexes for
3rd ser. v. 1 & 2, IfOS. 1909.
Contents in part: Dead and active elements, by Jos. Hoeing Kastle;
American humor, by Chas. Alphonso Smith; A message from Virginia to
Massachusetts, by E. A. Alderman; Undergraduate life at Oxford, by Rev.
Beverly D. Tucker, Jr.; The University of Virginia as an asset of the state,
by K. A. Alderman: Archer Christian; Mental discipline and teachmg. by
C. W. Stone. . „
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series, v, 3.
no. 2, April, 1910. Issued quarterly. Charlottesville, Va., University of
Virginia press, 1910. 2025'*
[115]-224 p. front, (table) 23V4cm.
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1910] A Bibliography of Virginia 927
^^^^itS°"^V?}^ ■'". ""^'^ ,„i*'*l°'"y *"<> »""s °f Phi Beta Kappa at the Uni-
versity of Virginia, by Theodore Hough; Worlt of the Ordnance department
SJ JS® S'??i'®**£''*Sf s'ftes. 1861-1865. by J. W. Mallet; The enduring inHuence
of the Bible, by C. Alphonso Smith.
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series, v. 3,
no. 3, July, 1910. Rural life conference held at the University of Virginia
summer school, July 13 to 15, 1910. Charlottesville, Vai, University of Vir-
ginia press. Issued quarterly. 20260
[225]-335 p. front, pi. 23i^cm.
Addresses by: L. H. Bailey, J. F. Duggar, Miss Neale S. Knowles, .1. D.
Sggleston, Jr., Allen W. Freeman, T. O. Sandy, Mrs. Edith C. Salisbury. B. H.
Crocheron, J. P. Campbell, I. O. Schaub, Robt. Frazer, Mrs. Kate P. Minor. D.
J. Crosby, W. H. Hand, K. C. Davis, Wm. Hodges Mann. S. W. Fletcher, C. W.
Stiles, K. C. Bishop.
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series, v. 3,
no. 5, October, 1910. Religious activities. Charlottesville, Va., Universitx'
of Virginia press, 1910. 20261
[3], 462-524 p. front, plates. 23cm.
Contents in part: Religious ideals of the University, by E. A. Alder-
man; The honor system, by Wm. Minor Lile.
Bulletin of the school of Latin, no. 5-6. Charlottesville [1910]
2026^
2 nos. The literary Saturnian; the stichic norm of Italico-Keltic,
Romanic, and modern rhythm, pt. 1-2. By T. FItzhugh.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philosoph-
ical society. Humanistic series, v. 1, no. 1, pp. 1-50, September, 1910. The
sacreu tripudium, by Thomas FitzHugh. Charlottesville, Va., University
of Virginia. 20263
cover-title, 50 p. fold, front. 2£>4cm.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philosoph-
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 1, pp. 1-40; June, 1910. Intermediate
(quartz monzonitic) character of the central and southern Appalachian
granites, with a comparative study of the granites of New England and the
western United States, by Thomas Leonard Watson. Charlottesville, Va.,
University of Virginia. 20264
39 p. 26Hcm.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philosoph-
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 2, pp. 41-44, June, 1910. On chem-
ical interaction of substances in the solid state, by J. W. Mallet. Char-
lottesville, Va., University of Virginia. 20265
[41J-4-1 p. 26',4cm.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philosoph-
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 3, pp. 45-84; June, 1910. On the
maximum' and minimum values of a linear function of the radial co-ordinates
of a point with respect to a simplicissimum in space of n dimensions, by
William H. Echols. Charlottesville, Va., University of Virginia. 2026o
[45J-84 p. 26i4cm.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philosoph-
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 4, pp. 85-126; June, 1910. New posi-
tions of the stars in the Huyghenian region of the great nebula in Orion;
from observations made at the Leander McCormick observatory, by Ralph
E. Wilson. Charlottesville, University of Virginia. 20267
[85]-125 p. map. 26^4cm.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philosoph-
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 5, pp. 127-186, June, 1910. On the
flow of water in pipes, conduits and open channels and the losses of energv
due to its motion, by William H. Echols. Charlottesville, Va., University
of Virginia. 20268
[127]-186 p. 26cm.
University of Virginia record, v. 3, no. 1. Catalogue number,
1909-1910. Charlottesville, Va., Published by the University, February.
1910. 2026'1
288 p. 23om.
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928 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Swanson, Mann, Gov.
University of Virginia record, v. 3, no. 2, February, 1910.
Special courses in highway engineering. Charlottesville, Va. 20270
3-7 p. 22^^cm.
University of Virginia record, v. 3, no. 3, March, 1910. Som-
mer school, June 17 to July 30, 1910. Charlottesville, Va., University of
Virginia press. 20271
50, [1] p. pi. 23Vicin.
University of Virginia record, v. 3, no. 4, April, 1910. A
statement of accomplishment 'and of recent g^rowth. Charlottesville, Va.,
University of Virginia press. 20272
[3]-30 p. front., pi., table. 23Vicm.
University of Virginia record, v. 3, no. 5, June, 1910. Courses
passed and degrees conferred, Wednesday, June 16, 1910. Charlottesville,
Va., June, 1910. 20273
cover-title, 1 1., [16] p. 22cm.
University of Virginia record, v. 4, no. 1, December, 1910 . . .
Courses in the academic schools open to students registering at the b^:in-
ning of the second or third terms. Charlottesville, Va., University of Vir-
ginia press. 20274
6 p. 23cm. Published five times a year. In December, Febru-
ary, March. April and June.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic
institute. The state agricultural and mechanical college. Alumni number.
January, 1910. v. 3, no. 1. [Roanoke, Va., The Stone printing and mfg. co.]
[1910] 20275
85, [1] p. front., plates. 23cm.
Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic institute. The state agri-
cultural and mechanical college. Catalogue. April, 1910. v. 3, no. 2.
[Roanoke, Va., The Stone printing & mfg. co.] [1910] 20276
165 p. 23cm.
Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic institute. The state agri-
cultural and mechanical college. Commencement number. July, 1910. v. S.
no. 3. [Roanoke, Va., The Stone printing & mfg. co.] [1910] 20277
64 p. front, (port.), plates (ports.) 22Hcm.
Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic institute. The state agri-
cultural and mechanical college. Opening number. October, 1910. v. 3,
no. 4. [Roanoke, Va., The Stone printing & mfg. co.] [1910] 20278
48 p. front, (port.), plate (port.) 22V^cm.
Regulations for the Virginia poWtechmc institute, agricultural
and mechanicaJ college, at Blacksburg, Va. Revised 1910. Lynchburg, Va.,
Srown-Morrison co. [1910] 20279
102 p. 19cm. ...
Virginia agricultural experiment station . . . Division of
dairy husbandry. Bulletin 186, March, 1910. The efficiency of hand sep-
arators, by W. K. Brainerd and W. L. Mallory. 20280
19 p. lllus. 23cm. ...
Virginia agricultural experiment station . . . Division of
chemistry. Bulletin 187, March, 1910. Lime for Virginia farms, by W. B
EUett. With contributions by T. C. Johnson and E. H. Mathewson. 20281
48 p. illus. 23cm. . „ „ x- ,oo
Virg:inia agricultural experiment station . . . Bulletin 188,
March, 1910. The use of lime-sulphur sprays in the summer spraying of
Virginia apple orchards, by W. M. Scott, pathologist, bureau of plant in-
dustry. United States department of agriculture. 20282
16 p. illus. 23cm. •
Virginia polytechnic institute. Agricultural experiment station.
Department of animal husbandry. Bulletin 189, December, 1910. Some
diseases of swine, by N. S. Mayo. 20288
19 p. illus. 23cm. .
Virginia agricultural experiment station . . . Circular no.
7, March, 1909. Revised ed., March, 1910. Fighting the insect pests and
diseases of orchard, field and garden crops, by H. L. Price. . . . 20284
148 p. illus. 15cm. No circulars were issued after no. 7.
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1911] A Bibliography of Virginia 929
WUUam and Mary coUege. Bulletin of the college of William and
Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia, v. 4, no. 1. June, 1910. Catalogue for the
session of 1909-1910. Announcement for session 1910-1911. 20285
101 p. front. 23cm.
Bulletin of the college of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Vir-
ginia. V. 4, no. 2. October, 1910. Richmond, Va. Printed by Whittet A
Shepperson. 20286
15 p. front., plate. 23cm.
1911
Armiual Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia for the year ending September 30,
1911. Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, Richmond.
20287
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the governor and
general assembly of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1911.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1911. 20288
vil, 103 p. 10 fold, sheets. S. R. Donohoe. auditor. Table
no. 36 shows number of marrlaires for year ending Dec. 31, 1910.
Report of the second auditor of Virginia on the condition of the public
debt, of the literary fund, and the retired teachers' fund, and the report
of the commissioners of the sinking fund for the iiscal year ending Sep-
tember 30, 1911 with report of the Miller fund as an appendix. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1911. 20289
49 p. John O. Dew, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1911. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public
printing. 1911. 20290
16 p. 1 fold, sheet. A. W. Harman, Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney general to the governor of Virginia
for the year 1911. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public print-
ing. 1912. 20291
67 p. Bamuel W. Williams, attorney general.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the gover-
nor of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1911. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1911. 20292
21 p. Davis Bottom, superintendent.
Eighth annual report of the library board of the Virginia state
library 1910-1911 to wUch is appended the eighth annual report of the
state librarian. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1912. 20293
54 p. A. C. Gordon, chairman, H. R. Mcllwaine, librarian.
Virginia state library. List of Revolutionary soldiers of Virginia.
Special report of the department of archives and history for 1911, H. J.
Eckenrode, archivist. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing. 1912. 20294
488 p.
Report of the adjutant-general of the commonwealth of Virgima for
the year ending 20th October, 1911. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent public printing. 1912. 20296
371 p. W. W. Sale, adjutant greneral.
Includes General orders and circulars: Report of the secretary of the
department of military records [Confederate] ; Report of the Virginia Military
InsUtute [with roU].
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930 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Mann, Gov.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. The annual
report of the commissioner and the board of agriculture and immigration.
1911. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1912.
20296
■B^r.^^P^Fat ^: ^L ^^.'"1"'^ president, G. W .Kolner, commissioner. Includes
Report of State chemist, E. W. Magruder; Report of the dairy and food com-
missioner, W. D. Saunders.
Fourteenth annual report of the bureau of labor and industrial sta-
tistics for the state of Virginia. 1911. Richmond: Davis Bottom, super-
mtendent of public printing. 1911. 20297
195 p. J. B. Doherty. commissioner. Includes Accidents on steam and
street railways; Court decisions afTecting labor; Laws affecting; labor; Inspec-
Fifth annual report of the state highway commissioner to the gov-
ernor of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1911. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing. 1912. 20298
..** Rr X .. ^ '°'<1- ""^P- ^- St J. Wilson, commissioner. List of
counties that have special road laws: p. 87, 88.
Ninth report of the commissioner of state hospitals for the insane
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1911. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing. 1911. 20299
13 p. J. B. Bauserman, commissioner.
Eighty-fourth annual report of the board of directors and of the
superintendent of the Western state hospital of Virginia (at Staunton)
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1911. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing. 1911. 2V300
64 p. J. S. DeJarnette, superintendent.
_ The one hundred and thirty-eighth annual report of the Eastern state
liospital of Virginia (at Williamsburg) for the fiscal year ending Septem-
ber 30, 1911. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing.
1911. 20301
61 p. 1 fold, sheet. G. W. Brown, superintendent.
Forty-first annual report of the Central state hospital of Virginia
(Petersburg) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1911. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1911. 20302
82 p. 1 fold, sheet. W. F. Drewry, superintendent.
Twenty-Fourth annual report of the Southwestern state hospital of
Virginia (Marion) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1911. Rich-
mond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1911. 20303
61 p. 1 fold, sheet. J. C. King, superintendent.
Second annual report of the board of directors and superintendent
of the Virginia state epileptic colony, Madison Heights, Virginia (near
Lynchburg) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1911. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing. 1911. 20304
44 p. A. S. Priddy, superintendent.
Report of the commission of fisheries of Virginia, October 1, 1910,
to September 30, 1911. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of pub-
lic printing. 1912. 20305
24 p. 1 fold, sheet. W. McDonald t<ee, commissioner.
Annual report of the commissioner of health to the governor of Vir-
ginia for the year ending September 30, 1911. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing. 1911. 20306
204 p. lllus. Ennion Q. Williams, commissioner. Includes Re-
port of Catawba sanatorium, J. J. Lloyd, resident physician; Morbidity statis-
tics.
Third annual report of the state board of chanties and corrections to
the governor of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1911. Rich-
mond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing. 1911. 20307
128 p. illus. J. T. Mastin. secretary. _ » ,
Part 2, Virginia, her feeble-minded and her crippled population; Part 3.
State institutions, including; Institutions supported by the state, but owned and
controlled by independent boards of directors; Part 4, County and city insU-
tutions: Part 5, Private philanthropy. , ^ .,
[Part 7] Virginia and the welfare of her children; addresses and dis-
cussions, child welfare conference, Richmond, Va., May 22-2B, 1911 . . •
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing. 1911. 128 p.
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1911] A Bibliography of Virginia 981
Includes addresses by R. K. Flannagan, W. H. Mann, H. H. Hart, D. S.
Freeman, H. B. Jordan, J. M. Tompkins, Greer Baugrhman, F. M. Reade, J. A.
White, J. W. Schereschewsky, McOuire Newton, B. M. Rosebro, Elizabeth Det-
wUer, P. W. Duke, C. B. Cooke, Baroness Rose Posse, J. H. Binford, L,. T. Roya-
ler, H. H. Goddard, Thomas Semmes, J. B. Doherty, L. T. Christian, R. R.
Reeder, G. H. Denny, Julian Mack, A. J. McKelway, Laura Garret, Mary Johns-
ton, Allen Freeman, John Glenn, T. C. Walker, Mrs. E. G. Shippen, Mrs. Harris
Barrett, T. J. Jones.
Eighth report of the state entomologist and plant pathologist of Vir-
ginia 1910-1911. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1912. 20308
68 p. E. A. Back, state entomolofist. The report covers the two year
period from Oct. 1, 1909, to Sep. 30, 1911.
Twenty-seventh annual report of the board of pharmacy of the state
of Virginia for the year ending February 28, 1911. H. S. Arrington, presi-
dent; T. A. Miller, secretary. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent
public printing. 1912. 20309
23 p.
Courts
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virjrinia.
[Martin P. Burks, reporter] Vol. 112, From March 1, 1911, to
December 1, 1911, Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of
public printing, 1912. 20310
xxvlii, 1014 p. lUus. (plans) 23cm.
Rules of court relating to the numbering of the Virginia reports pre-
ceding 75 Virginia, p. [v]
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buchanan, George
M. Harrison, Stafford G. Whittle. Attorney general: Samuel W. Williams.
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virjrinia.
[Martin P. Burks, reporter] Vol. 113. From December 1, 1911,
to September 1, 1912. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent
of public printing, 1913. 20311
xxvlll, 876 p. 23cm.
Rules of court: p. [iv]
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buchanan, George
M. Harrison, Stafford G. Whittle. Attorney general: Samuel W. Williams.
*A digest of the decisions of the supreme courts of appeals
of Virginia and West Virginia, reported in vols. 105-110 Virginia
reports and a part of vol. 104, vols. 59-66 West Virginia reports
and a part of vol. 58, vols. 52-69 Southeastern reporter, and
parts of volumes not yet published, but reported in the South-
eastern reporter. To February, 1911. Compiled 'under the
American digest scheme, with annotations of the Century di-
gest, the cyclopedia of law and procedure, the Lawyers' reports
annotated, the American decisions, the American reports, and
the American state reports, and a table of cases digested, and a
table of statutes construed. By members of the editorial staff
of the American digest system. Volume 6. Abandonment— Y's.
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932 BvUetin VirgitUa State Library [Mann, Gov.
Table of constitutions and statutes construed. Table of cases
digested. St. Paui, Minn., West publishing company, 1911,
20312
unpagred. 26cin.
.... *Virginia appeals. Decisions of the supreme court of ap-
peals of Virginia. Maury Baldwin Watts, editor. Volume 5.
From March 1, 1911 to December 31, 1911. Richmond, 1911.
20813
vill p., 3 1., 721 p. 22Hcin.
Separate Documents; MiaeeUanea
Agriculture. [Department of agriculture and immigration of Vir-
ginia] Bulletin no. 56 . . . [1911] 20S14
30 p. illus. 23cin.
[Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia]
Bulletin no. 67. May, 1911. . . . 20S15
32 p. illus. 23cin.
[Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia]
Bulletin no. 58, June-July, 1911. This bulletin contains practical articles
on remedies for injurious insects and spray formulas. . . . 20S16
38 p. Illus. 23cm.
[Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia] Bul-
letin no. 69, Auinist, 1911. ... 2M17
32 p. Illus. . 28cm.
[Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia]
Bulletin no. 60, September, 1911. . . . 20318
31. [1] p. illus. 23cm.
[Department of agriculture and immigration] The bulletin
no. 61, December, 1911. Farmers' institute edition. . . . 20319
32 p. illus. 23cm.
■ The department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia.
The [33rdl annual report of the commissioner [G. W. Koiner] and the
board of agriculture and immigration. 1911. [Bulletin no. 62]. Rich-
mond: Everett Waddey company, 1911. 20320
191, [1] p. front., illus. 23cm. At head of title: Bulletin
no. 62. J. M. Barker, president of the board. [Information for the far-
mer]: p. 12-191.
Virgrinia department of agriculture and immigration. Farm-
ers' bulletin no. 10. Year 1911. Second ed. . . . Profitable hog-raising
in Virginia. Hog cholera serum as a preventive. Geo. W. Koiner, commis-
sioner. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1913.
20321
32 p. illus. 23cm.
Virginia department of agriculture and immig^ration. Farmers'
bulletin no. 11. The apple orchard, how to plant and spray. . . . 20322
19 p. illus. 23cm.
Virginia department of agriculture and immigration. Farm-
ers' bulletin no. 12. Remedies for injurious insects spray formulas. . . .
[Richmond, Va.: Wm. Ellis Jones' Sons, inc., printers] 1911 2032S
16 p. lUus. 28cm.
Virginia truck experiment station, Norfolk, Va. . . . Truck
crop investigations. Spraying cucumbers and cantaloupes, by T. C. John-
son. Bulletin no. 5, March 31. 1911. 20324
p. 81-100. 23cm.
Banka Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 4, January 7, 1911. Showing the condi-
tion of incorporated state banks as of January 81, 1910; March 29, 1910;
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1911] A Bibliogra/phy of Virgima 983
June 30, 1910; Sept. 1, 1910; Nov. 10, 1910; Jan. 7, 1911 and national banks
in Virginia as of Nov. 10, 1910 and Jan. 7, 1911. C, C. Barksdale, cl"^ ex-
aminer. 20325
4 p. 21.S X IScm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 6, March 7, 1911. Showing the condition
of incorporated state banks as of March 29. 1910; June 80, 1910; Sept. 1,
1910; Nov. 10, 1910; Jan. 7, 1911; Mar. 7, 1911 and national banks in Vir-
ginia as of Jan. 7, 1911 and Mar. 7, 1911. C. C. Barksdale, chief examiner.
20326
4 p. 21.6 X 18cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 6, June 7, 1911. Showing the condition
of incorporated state banks as of June 30, 1910; Sept. 1, 1910; Nov. 10,
1910; Jan. 7, 1911; March 7, 1911; June 7, 1911 and national banks in Vir-
ginia as of March 7, 1911, and June 7, 1911. C. C. Barksdale, chief ex-
aminer. 20327
4 p. 21.5 X 18cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 7, September 1, 1911. Showing the con«
dition of incorporated state banks as of Sept. 1, 1910; Nov. 10, 1910; Jan.
7. 1911; March 7. 1911; June 7, 1911; Sept. 1, 1911 and national banks in
Virginia as of June 7. 1911, and September 1, 1911. C. C. Barksdale chief
examiner. 20328
4 p. 21.6 X 18cin.
Commonwealth of Virginia. ' State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 8, December 6, 1911. Showing the condi-
tion of incorporated state banks as of Nov. 10, 1910; Jan. 7, 1911; Mar.
7. 1911; June 7, 1911; Sept. 1, 1911; Dec. 6, 1911 and national banks in Vir-
ginia as of September 1, 1911, and December 6, 1911. C. C. Barksdale,
chief examiner. 20S29
4 p. 21.5 z IScm.
Statements showing the condition of the incorporated state
banks operating in Virginia at the close of business, December 6, 1911.
Arranged alphabetically according to location. Compiled by state corpora-
tion commission banking division. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superinten-
dent of public printing, 1912. 20330
109 p. 23cm.
Cmifederate mMitn. Report of board of visitors Lee camp soldiers'
home, Richmond, Va., December 31, 1911. Richmond, Va., 1912. 20331
21. [1] p. 23^cm.
Corporations. Ninth annual report of the state corporation commis-
sion of Virginia for the year ending December 31, 1911. General report
and statistics. (Reports and statistics of canals, railroads, electric rail-
ways and other corporate companies are for fiscal year ending June 30,
1911.) . . . [Robert R. Prentis, chairman, William F. Rhea, J. Richard
Winj^eld, commissioners] Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent pub-
lic printing, 1912. 20332
X, t4S4 p. 24cm.
Appendix to ninth annual report of the state corporation com-
mission of Virginia for the year ending December 31, 1911. General orders,
rules and regulations. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent public
printing. 1912. 20333
87» p. 24cm. , . - „ ^.
Crime and Criminids. A digest of the laws and practice of all the
states of the Union in reference to the employment of convicts. Prepared
by Rives B. Hardy, assistant private secretary of the governor of Virginia.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1911. 20334
17 p. 23cm. , J 5 . i!
Dairy and food divisi<M. Department of agriculture and immigration
of Virginia. Dairy and food division, Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food
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commissioner. List of wheat and com millers registered with this depart-
ment for the year ending June 30, 1911. 20335
14. [1] p. 28cin. Bulletin no. 12.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division, Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food commissioner. Ad-
ditions to list already published in bulletin no. 9 and no. 12 of wheat and
com millers, registered manufacturers of concentrated commercial stock
feeds and manufacturers of stock and poultry powders. [1911] 203S6
18 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 13.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division, Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food commissioner. List
of w^eat and com millers, registered manufacturers of concentrated com-
mercial stock feeds and manufacturers of stock and poultry powders. [19111
20337
3S p. 23cin. Bulletin no. 16.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division. Effective May 1, 1911. Amending and superseding bul-
letin no. 4 dated January 15, 1909. 20338
44 p. 23cni. Bulletin no. 16.
Dairy and food division. Department of agriculture and im-
migration of Virginia. Construction and equipment of abattoirs. Rich-
mond, July 16th, 1911. Rules and regulations for the sanitation of slaughter
houses, packing houses, etc., stores, stalls, etc., used for slaughtering, pack-
ing, storage, sale or distribution of meat or meat food products. 20339
22 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 17.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division, Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food commissioner. List
of wheat and com millers, registered manufacturers of concentrated com-
mercial stock feeds and manufacturers of stock and poultry powders. [1911]
20340
32 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 18.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division. Miscellaneous information in regard to foods and feeds
and suggested rations for dairy cows. Richmond, Va., September 30, 1911.
20341
16 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 19.
Third annual report of the dairy and food commissioner of
Virginia for the period from March 1, 1910, to March 1, 1911, the end of
the fiscal year. Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food commissioner. Rich-
mond, Virginia: Richmond press, inc., printers, 1911. 20342
162 p. 23cm. Department of agrriculture and Immigrratton of
Vlrgrinia. Dairy and food division. Bulletin no. 20.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division. Report on the administration of the statute for the con-
trol of tuberculosis in the dairy herds of the state. Richmond, Va., De-
cember 31st, 1911. . . . [Roanoke: The Stone printing & manufacturing
CO.] [1911] 20343
26 p. 28cm. Bulletin no. 21.
Deaf and dumb. Biennial report [the 71st and 72d annual reports]
of the Virginia school for the deaf and the blind at Staunton, Va. To the
board of visitors for the fiscal years ending September 30, 1910, and Sep-
tember 30, 1911. And a prospectus for session 1911-1912. Staunton, Va.:
The McClure co., inc. 20844
38 p. front, (port.), illus. 2Scm.
Description. A hand-book of Virginia. Fourth edition, 1911. Pub-
lished by the department of agriculture and immigration of the state of
Virginia. Geo. W. Koiner, commissioner. Richmond: Everett Waddey co.,
1911. 20345
272 p. inclu. front, illus. 23cm. J. M. Barker, president of the
board.
Contents. — ^Vlrgrinia to the front, agricultural and industrial develop-
ment, by L. E. Johnson. Virginia's progress by W. W. FInley. General de-
scription of Va. Mineral resources of va. by Thos. L. Watson. - What Gov.
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Mann says. Northern & western farmers la Va. by O. J. Schuster, J. It. H..
A. W. Moeldrup, Ellam Nielsen and A. H. Miller. [General descriptions of]
counties of Va. [General descriptions of] cities of Va.
Educatioiu Bulletin issued jointly by the department of public in-
struction, the state university, the co-operative education association of
Virginia. Series 1, no. 1, March 1911. Literary societies in the public
schools. Organization. 20346
17 p. 23cm.
Bulletin issued jointly by the state university, the department
of public instruction, the co-operative education association of Virginia.
Literary societies in the public schools. ParUamentaiy forms and rules.
Series 1, no. 2. March, 1911. 20347
35 p. 23cm.
Bulletin issued jointly by the department of public instruction,
the state university, the co-operative education association of Virginia.
Literary societies in the public schools. Questions for debate. Arguments
and references. Series 1, no. 3. March, 1911. 20348
33 p. 23cm.
List of books for school libraries in the state of Virginia. Is-
sued by the department of public instruction, 1911. ... 20349
1 p. 1. [3] -72 p. 23cm.
Annual report of the co-operative education association of Va.
For the year ending November 20, 1911. With selected reports of school
and civic leagues and summary of statement by counties, compiled from
reports received by this oflRce during the year. Issued by the department
of public instruction, J. D. Eggleston, state superintendent, and the co-
operative education association of Virginia, Mrs. B. B. Munford, president.
[Richmond: Clyde W. Saunders, printer. 19111 203S0
35 p. 25cm. Annual report of tne president, Mary Cooke
Branch Munford: p. 4-11. Report of director of citizens' leagues, Landon R.
Dashlell: p. 11-13. What constitutes a successful league by J. H. Binford: p.
28-30.
The Virginia journal of education, v. 4, October, 1910-July,
1911. Richmond. 20351
658 p. lUus., tables, ports. 27cm. Monthly except August
and September. Robert t<ee Blanton, editor and publisher.
Virginia school report. Biennial report of the superintendent
of public instruction of the commonwealth of Virginia with accompanying
documents. School years 1909-1910 and 1910-1911. Richmond, Davis Bot-
tom, superintendent of public printing, 1913. 20352
873 p. 24cm. Joseph D. Eggleston, superintendent. Sta-
tistical exhibit of the growth of the system since 1871: p. 34-38.
FarmviUe normal kHooI. State female normal school, Farmville,
Virginia. [Catalogue] 1910-1911. Twenty-seventh session opens, Sept-
ember 7th, 1910. [Lynchburg, J. P. Bell co., printers.] 20358
186, [1] p. front. 23}icm. _ ^ ^ , . ,
General assembly. Report of the auditing committee of the legisla-
ture of Virginia for the year 1911. To which is added the report for the
year 1910; and all made in conformity to section 68 of the constitution.
. . . Richmond, Va.: The auditing committee, 1911. 20354
31 p. 23cm. . , , , „. . .
Index to enrolled bills of the general assembly of Virmma,
1776 to 1910. Compiled by John W. Williams, clerk of the House of Dele-
gates and keeper of the rolls. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent
pubUc printing, 1911. . . ,. .. . ,.„ ^^^^
1155 p. 23cm. 2000 copies printed of the ed. of 1911.
Hampton nOTmal institute. The forty-third annual report of the
principal, the Hampton normal and agricultural institute, 1911. Hampton,
Va., the Hampton institute press, 1911. 20856
47 p. front., plates. 23Hcm. , „ . „ , i
Harrisonburg normal achooL The normal bulletm, v. 3, no. 1, Jan-
uary, 1911. Announcement of spring quarter. Preliminary announcement
of summer qus^r. Spring quarter begins March 28, 1911. Summer
quarter begins June 20, 1911. 20357
16 p, 22Hcm.
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^ The normal bulletin, v. 3. no. 2, March, 1911. State normal
school, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Summer session. First term June 20-
July 28. Second term July 31-September 1. 20358
S6 p. front, plates. 22^cm. '
Supplement to the normal bulletin, v. 3, no. 2. First annual
report of the extension work of rural schools of Rockingham co., Va., for
session 1910-1911. Prepared by Rhea C. Scott, in charge of the rural school
work of the state normal school at Harrisonburg, Va. 20359
14, [1] p. pi., map. 22Kcm.
The normal bulletin, v. 8, no. 3, May, 1911. State normal and
industrial school for women, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Register, 1910-1911.
Announcements, 1911-1912. . . . Third year begins September 27, 1911.
20360
142 p. front, (plan)j plates. 22Hcm.
The normal bulletin, v. 3, no. 4. November, 1911. State nor-
mal and industrial school Harrisonburg, Va. Department of household arts.
Suggestions for girls of the school league of Virginia. 20361
12 p. 22 ^cm.
Horticulture. Report fifteenth annual session of the Virginia state
horticultural society held in the auditorium of the national business college,
Roanoke, Virginia, January 11th to 13th, 1911. The Michie company, print-
ers, Charlottesville, Va., 1911. 20362
334 p. front, (port.) plates. 24.5cm.
Insurance. F^th annual report of the commissioner of insurance of
Virginia for the fiscal year ending April 30, 1911, covering business of
1910. Fire, marine, life and miscellaneous companies and fraternal asso-
ciation. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1911.
20363
926 p. 24cm. Joseph Button, commissioner.
Law. 'Notes on statutes. For use of the students of the law school
of the University of Virginia. By W. M. LUe, professor of law. 1911.
20364
38 p. 22cni.
'Some practical hints for the beginner in the making of a
brief. Prepared for the use of the students in the law school of the Uni-
versity of Virginia. By W. M. Lile, professor of law. 1911 20365
18 p. 22cm.
'The Virginia law renster, vol. 17. May 1911 to April 1912.
R. T. W. Duke, Jr., editor. Frank Moore, James F. Minor, associate editors.
The Michie company. Chariottesville, Va., 1912. 20366
1024 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia courts.
Special articles: The incontestable life insurance policy — may it ever
be contested ?, by Thos. BenJ. Gay; Is a verbal lease for the period of one
year or more commenclngr in the future, within the provisions of the statute
of frauds ?,by Wm. H. Sargeant, Jr.; Powers of courts to punish contempts, by
T. Morris Wampler; Widows renunciation and acceleration of distribution, by
Bdward Nichols; Pleas in equity, by Jas. F. Minor; Expansion of federal power,
by Francis L. Smith: John Marshall Harlan, by R. T. W. Duke, Jr.: Fraudulent
conveyance law and bankruptcy, by J. M. Mason- Should common-law pleading
be taught In a Virginia law school, by Chas. A. Qraves; Rufus Choate, by a«o.
Bryan; Limited partnerships and compliance with statute, by Waller S. Poage;
The law, and its Interpretation, distinguished, by Melville Peck.
Library. Bulletin of the Virginia state library (Issued quarterly.)
January, 1911. v. 4, no. 1. Richmond, Va., 1911. 20$«7
72 p. 23cm. A list of the official publications of the Confed-
erate States government in the Virginia state library and the library of the
Confederate memorial literary society [compiled by E. G. Swemi
Bulletin of the Virginia state library (Issued quarterly.)
April, July, October, 1911. v. 4, nos. 2, 3 and 4. Richmond, Va., 1911. 20368
[78] -602 p. 28cm. Contents: Science. Medicine. Agriculture.
Technology, Military science, Naval science [compiled by B. G. Swetn],
Eighth annual report of the library board of the Virgima state
library, 1910-1911. To which is appended the eighth annual report of
the state librarian. Richmond, D. Bottom, supt. public printing, 1912.
20369
S4, 488 p. 28Mcm. A. C. Gordon, chairman of board, H. R. Ifc-
Ilwaine, librarian.
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List of revolutionary soldiers of Vlrjrinta. Special report of the depart-
ment of archives and history for 1911, H. J. Eckenrode, archivist. 1911. 488 p.
This was printed as a part of the annual report, but with title page, and
paired separately. Issued also as a separate. 203Ma
Medical college of Virginia. Seventy-fourth annual announcement of
the Medical college of Virginia, Richmond, containing the bulletin of the
medical, dental and pharmaceutical courses. 1911-1912. Richmond, Va.,
Mitchell & Hotchkiss, printers. [1911] 20S70
101 p. front. 21cm. (Bulletin of the Medical college of
Virginia, v. 8. no. 2, June, 1911.)
Bulletin of the Medical college of Virginia, v. 8, no. 4, Decem-
ber, 1911. Medical education in Virginia. Richmond. 20371
18 p. 21cm. quarterly.
Contents: Facts; Tables supporting facts.
Medical examining board. [Proceedings of the medical examining
board of Virginia, held June, 1911, Richmond, Virginia] 20372
Copy not seen.
[Proceedings of the medical examining board of Virginia, held
December, 1911, Richmond, Virginia] 20373
Copy not seen.
Public health. Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 3,
nos. 1-2, January-February, 1911. Virginia health almanac for 1911.
20374
26, [6] p. illus. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 3, no. 3,
March, 1911. Good teeth and bad. The essentials of oral hygiene. 20375
p. 33-47. illUB. 23cm.
. Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 3. extra
no. 1, reprinted March 15, 1911. The sanitary privy. 20376
[4] p. Illus. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 3, no. 4,
April, 1911. Sanitary wells and springs and how to get them. 290377
p. 49-64. illus. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 3, no. 5,
May, 1911. Cancer: What our people should know about it. 20378
p. 65-72. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 3, no. 6,
June, 1911. Typhoid fever: And its prevention in town and country.
20379
p. 7S-88-F. [2] • illus. 2Scm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 3, extra
no. 2, June 25, 1911. A tuberculosis catechism for beginners. 20380
8 p. 23cm.
Virginia health buUetin. Department of health, v. 3, no. 7,
July, 1911. Suggested municipal ordinances for the protection of the pub-
lic health. 20381
p. 89-120. 23cm.
Virnnia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 8, no. 8,
A!ugust, 1911. Sewage disposal plants for private homes. . 20382
p. 121-136. fold, plans. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 3, no. 9,
September, 1911. A regn^r of physicians practicing in Virginia, and a list
of the county boards of health, appointed July 11, 1911. 20383
p. 137-166. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 3, no. 10-11,
October-NovemW, 1911. Fresh air in prevention and cure. 20384
p. 167-189. illus. 23cm. , . . .
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 3, no. 12,
December, 1911. The war on disease. Papers read before the public health
association of Virginia, Oct. 26, 1911. 20885
p. 191-213. 2Scm. , ,
RaUroadsL Commonwealth of Virginia. Department of the state cor-
poration commission. Constitutional provisions, statutes and public regu-
lations governing railroads and other common carriers in the state of Vir-
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ginia. January 1, 19H. Compiled and issued by the state corporation
commission as required by law. . . . Richmond: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent of public printing, 1911. 20386
X, 131 p. 23cm.
Supplement no. 6 (superseding classification as in conflict and
supplements nos. 3 and 5 entirely) supplement no. 6 includes all changes
and addition. To Virginia classification no. 1. To take eflfect April 1, 1911.
Being a classification of freight applicable to the railroad lines doing busi-
ness in Virginia as ordered. Prepared and issued by order of state corpora-
tion commission, R. T. Wilson, clerk. 20387
V. p. 28cm.
Routes and distances. Schedule of routes and distances from the
courthouses in the state of Virginia to the penitentiary, reformatories and
state hospitals. Compiled by the state corporation commission, July 1, 1911.
Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing. 1911. 20388
47 p. 23cm.
Secretary of the commonwealth. Annual report of [D. Q. Eggleston]
the secretary of the commonwealth to the governor and general assembly
of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1911. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1911. 20389
316 p. front, (port.) 23cm.
Includes Names of state officers; Members of state boards; Names of all
Judges In the state; List of county and city officers; Commissioners of deeds
for Virginia; Commissioners of deeds In Virginia for other states- List of In-
corporated towns; List of charters and amendments of charters; List of rail-
road charters; List of foreign corporations; List of trade marks, labels, etc.;
List of proprietary containers; Proclamations by the governor; David Quin
Eggleston, a biographical sltetch; Library fund; Vote on amendments to con-
stitution, Nov. 1910; Vote for U. S. senator at democratic primary, Sep. 7, 1911.
State debt. In the supreme court of the United States. Oct<^>er
term, 1911. No. 3, original. Commonwealth of Virginia vs. state of West
Virginia. [1911] 2039«
2 p. 23cm.
In the supreme court of the United States. Number — , Orig-
inal. October term, 1911. Commonwealth of Virginia vs. state of West
Virginia. Motion of the complainant. [1911] 20S91
21 p. 23cm.
Taxation. Commonwealth of Virginia, state corporation commission.
Statement of taxable values of public service corporations in cities, towns
and counties as assessed by the state corporation commission for the year
1910. Richmond: Davis Bottom, Superintendent public printing, 1911.
20392
40 p. 23cm.
Report to the general assembly of Virg^inia by the tax commis-
sion appointed to make an investigation oi the system of assessment, reve-
nue and taxation now in force in this state. William Hodges Mann, chair-
man, J. Taylor Ellyson, Richard Evelyn Byrd, Robert R. Prentis, A. M. Bow-
man, Douglas S. Freeman, secretary. Richmond, Va. Printed by order
of the commission, 1911. 20393
xlil p. 23Vicm.. "This copy of the report does not include the
Appendix, containing the reports of the secretary to the commission. The
latter is a document of 369 pages, bound with the report of the commission."
Tax reform in Virginia. The co-operation of the press essen-
tial to the enactment of better laws. The work of the tax commission. An
address before the Virginia press association at Natural Bridge, Virginia,
July 12, 1911 by Douglas S. Freeman, secretary of the state tax commis-
sion. Printed by order of the chairman of the commission. Richmond, Va.,
state tax commission, 1911. 20394
[20] p. 23cm.
University of Virginia. Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia.
3rd series, v. 4, no. 1, Januw-y, 1911. Barbour-Page lectures. Charlottes-
ville, Va., University of Virginia press. 20395
104, [vii] p. port. 2314cm.
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Contents tn part: The early literary career of Browning:, by Thos. R.
Lounsbury: The public and the press, by Jas. C. Hemphill: A mill tax for the
educational system of Virginia, by Chas. G. Maphis; Poe and the Hall of fame,
by Jas. Routh: The fourth of July pageant, by G. A. Wauchope; Publicationa
and addresses of the faculty during 1810; Henry Thompson Kent, by Jas. A.
Seddon; Bruce's Institutional history of Virginia, by Armlstead C. Gordon.
Alumni bulletin of the Univereity of Virginia. 3rd series, v. 4,
no. 2, April, 1911. Phi beta kappa. Alumni letter. Charlottesville, Va.,
University of Virginia press. 20396
[107J-216 p. front, port. 23Hcm.
Contents in part: The red hills of Piedmont, by A. C. Gordon: The spirit
of science, by E. O. Lovett: Student life in India, by W. M. Forrest: French
grlmary schools, by Wm. M. Thornton; Plans of the Colonnade club, by L.
iruce Moore; Prof. Alphonso Smith as Roosevelt professor, by Jas. E. Routh:
James Albert Harrison, by Robt. A. Stewart; The Southern guard and Sons of
liberty, by J. R. Gildersleeve.
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series, v. 4,
no. 3, July, 1911. Founder's day number. Charlottesville, Va. University
of Virginia press, 1911. 20397
r219]-328 p. front, ports. 23cm.
Contents la part: Jefferson and public policies of today, by J. G Schur-
man; A Virginia democrat [Woodrow Wilson], by E. A. Alderman; French
primary schools, by Wm. M. Thornton; The debating society In the secondary
school, by J. T. Walker; Bruce R. Payne; Hugh M. Mcllhany, Jr.. by H B
L«e; Cooper D. Schmitt, by Frank Miller.
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series, v. 4,
no. 4, August, 1911. Rural life conference, held at the University of Vir-
ginia summer school, July 17 to 21, 1911. Charlottesville, Va., University
of Virginia press, 1911. 20398
r329]-518 p. front. 2Scm.
Addresses by: Jno. Lee Coulter, B. H. Gltchell, B. H. Crocheron, H. B.
Friasell, Jno. R. Hutcheson, O. B. Martin, T. O. Sandy, L. M. Walker, R. D.
Browning, R. G. Kolner, W. C. Shackleford, Myron T. Scudder, E. R. Jackson,
J. C. Metcalf, N. S. Mayo, Miss Susie V. Powell, Miss Jennie Buell, Mrs. Edith
E. Powers, Mrs. Marie T. Harvey, Mrs. F. L,. Stevens, M. B. McNutt, Henry F.
Cope; In memory of Dr. S. A. Knapp, by Edwin MIms.
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series, v. 4,
no. 5, October, 1911. Finals. Convocation. Charlottesville, Va., University
of Virginia press, 1911. 20399
r519]-630, [vl] p. Ind. port. pi. 23cm. Includes index to v. 4,
3rd ser.
Contents in part: Modern Journalism, by Chas. H. Grasty; Wm. H. Mc-
Guflfey, by Judge R. T. W. Duke, Jr.; The architecture of the University of
Virginia, by Montgomery Schuyler; New geological map of Virginia, by Thos.
Leonard Watson.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philosoph-
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 6, pp. 187-199, November, 1911. An
investigation of the value of an infinite series on the boundary of the re-
gion of convergence, by William H. Echols. Charlottesville, Va., University
of Virginia. 20400
187-199 p. 26Hcm.
University of Virginia publications. Proceedings of the philo-
sophical society, 1910-1911. Reports of the proceedings of the scientific,
medical and humanistic sections of the society. University of Virginia,
Charlottesville. 20401
43 p. 2$Hcm.
University of Viivinia record, v. 4, no. 2. Catalogue number,
1910-1911. Charlottesville, Va., February, 1911. 20402
283 p. 23cm. Published by the University of Virginia tlve
tinnes a year, December, February, March, April, June.
University of Virginia record, v. 4, no. 3. March, 1911. Sum-
mer school, June 19 to July 29, 1911. Charlottesville, Va., University of
Virginia press. 20408
55, [1] p. 28%cm.
University of Virginia record. Courses passed and degrees
conferred Wednesday, June 14, 1911. Charlottesville, Va. 20404
1 p. 1., 15 p. 22cm.
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University of Virginia record. University of Virginia. De-
partment of engineering. Bulletin of recent development, July, 1911. Char-
lottesville, Va., University of Virginia press. 20405
3-8 p. front, (port.) 23Hcm.
Virginia military inBtitute. Virginia mUitary institute. Official reg-
ister, 1910-1911. v. 9, no. 3. Lexington, Virginia. 20406
136 p. 23cin.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic
institute. The state agricultural and mechanical college. The idumni reg-
ister. January, 1911. iv. 4, no. 1. [Roanoke, Va., The Stone printing &
mfg. CO.] [1911] 20407
132 p. 23cm.
Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic institute. The state agri-
cultural and mechanical colege. Catalogue. April, 1911. v. 4, no. 2. [Ro-
anoke, Va., The Stone printing & mfg. co] [1911] 20408
168 p. 23cm.
— — Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic institute. The state agri-
cultural and mechanical college. Commencement number. July, 1911. v. 4,
no. 3. [Roanoke, Va., The Stone printing & mfg. co.] [1911] 20409
85 p. front, (port.) plate (port.) 23cm.
Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic institute. The state &gri-
cultural and mechanical college. Openmg. number, October, 1911. v. 4,
no. 4. [Roanoke, Va., The Stone printing & mfg. co.] [1911] 20410
46 p. illus., dtaer. 23cm.
Regulation for the Virginia polytechnic institute, agricultural
and mechanical college, at Blacksburg, Va. Revised 1911. Lynchburg, Va.,
Brown-Morrison co. [1911] 20411
94 p. 19cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Department of dairy hus-
bandry. Bulletin 190, January, 1911. Co-operative herd testing, by W. D.
Saunders and C. W. Holdaway. 20412
30 p. illus. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Department of plant path-
ology. Bulletin 191, April, 1911. Cabbage club root in Virginia, by Howard
S. ^ed. 2041S
12 p. illus. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Department of plant path-
ology. Bulletin 192, April, 1911. Tomato blight and rot in Virginia, by
Howard S. Reed. 20414
16 p. illus. 23cm.
Agricultural experiment station. Department of agronomy.
Bulletin 193, ^ly, 1911. Grass culture, by T, B. Hutcheson. 20415
23 p. Illus. 23cm. ... ,
Agricultural experiment station. Department of dairy hus-
bandry. Bulletin 194, September, 1911. Milk standards: A Study of the
bacterial count and dairy score card in city mUk inspection, by W. K.
Brainerd and W. L. Mallory. 20416
20 p. illus. 28cm. „ .. .
William and Mary College. Bulletin of the college of William and
Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia, v. 4, no. 3. January, 1911. Address <rf
judge D. Gardiner Tyler on the occasion of the anniversary of the birth of
Robert E. Lee, delivered at the college of William & Mary, January 19, 1911.
20417
20 p. 22 Hem.
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1912
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia. Session which
oonimenced at the state capitol on Wednesday, January 10, 1912.
Richmond: 'Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing.
1912. 20diB
10E5 p. 23.5cni.
Session began Jan. 10, 1912 and ended March 15, 1912. R. B. Byrd,
speaker.
[Last of members elect, transmitted by the secretary of the common-
wealthj : p. 3-6. 20419
Rules: p. 8-17. 20420
[Message from the governor, W. H. Mann]: p. 18-28. 20421
Communication from the clerk of the house relative to the Index of
enrolled bills]: p. 28, 29. 20422
[Message of governor relative to Judge L. C. Barley]: p. 36, 37.
20423
[Messbge of governor relative to the report of the special tax com-
mission]: p. 37-39. 20424
[Message of the governor]: p. 47-62. 20425
[Message of governor relative to the Davis shoe company contract
with the state] : p. 92. 20426
[Message of governor relative to the land occupied by the Soldiers'
home m Richmond]: p. 168, 169. 20427
[Speech of R. E. Byrd nominating T. S. Martin for the U. S. senate] :
p. 177-178. 20428
J Speech of Martin Williams nominating C. A. Swanson for the U. S.
: p. 179, 180. 20429
Communication from the auditor relative to taxes assessed against
persons, corporations, or companies owning or operating water power] : p.
182, 183. 20430
[Message of the governor, relative to roads in Washington county] : p.
200, 201. 20431
[Message from the governor relative to an investigation of the peni-
tential: p. 286, 287. 20432
[Communication from the superintendent of the penitentiary relative
to the hire of convicts] : p. 316, 316. 20433
[Communication from the city of Cleveland relative to the coinage
of a three cent piece] : p. 317. 20434
[Communication from the board of directors of the penitentiary]:
p. 326, 327. 20435
[Communication from the governor relative to the meeting of Federal
and Confederate veterans at Gettysburg]: p. 342, 343. 20436
[Report of committee relative to premiums paid on insurance policies
on the state property] : p. 366, 356. 20437
[Report of committee relative to the number of convicts who cannot
work on the roads] : p. 867. 20438
[Communication from the governor relative to the salary system in
counties and cities]: p. 393. 20439
[Opinion of the attorney general relative to a proposed bond issue for
the relief of Confederate veterans] : p. 466. 20440
[Communication from governor, relative to the presentation of
Houdon's statue to France] : p. 632. 20441
[Veto message relating to city commissioners of revenue and treas-
urers] : p. 632, 633. 20442
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[Opinion of the attorney greneral relative to city commissioners of
revenue and treasurers]: p. 533-537. 20443
[Message of the governor] : p. 684. , 20444
[Report of committee relative to the purchase of a lot for a state
oince building and library] : p. 710-713. 20445
[Communication of governor relative to the R. F. & P. railroad] : p.
»16. 20446
[Veto messages]: p. 966. Errata: p. 967, 968. 20447
Members of the house who served Jan. 10, 1912 to March 15, 1912: p.
969, 970. 20448
Officers of the house: p. 971.
Index: p. 973-1055.
[Documents as appendix] ;
Contingent and incidental expenses. Statement of disbursement of
contingent fund, house of delegates, for session 1910, after the publication
«f journal for that session. House doc. A. 20449
14 P.
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates . . . Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public
printing. 1912. House doc. no. I. 20450
21 p.
Report of the clerk of the house of delegates in relation to the publi-
cation of the proposed amendment to section 117 of the constitution. House
doc. no. II. 20451
4 p.
Statement by the auditor of public accounts showing taxes assessed
and paid by water, heat, light, and power companies for the years 1910 and
1911. House doc. no. III. 20452
4 p.
Report of the special committee appointed to enquire into the organ-
ization and management of the Virginia book company. House doc. no. IV.
20453
21 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia relative to the cost of
a state student in each of the educational institutions of the state. House
doc. no. V. 20454
2 p.
Communication from the board of directors of the state penitentiary,
transmitting certain reports called for by a resolution adopted by the house
of delegates February 5, 1912. House doc. no. VI. 20455
8 p.
Reports of the several institutions of learning receiving appropriations
from the state relative to the number and compensation of officers, pro-
fessors and employees, and the services rendered by each, made in response
to a resolution adopted by the house of delegates January 16, 1912. House
doc. no. VII. 20456
32 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting the report
of the Miller fund as submitted by the second auditor of Virginia, secretary
«f the Miller board. House doc. no. VIII. 20457
10 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting a list of
pardons, commutations, respites and remission of fines and reasons there-
for. House doc. no. IX. 20458
51 p.
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Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond on Wed-
nesday, January 10, 1912. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1912. 20459
856 p. 23cm.
Session besan Jan. 10, 1912 and ended March 16, 1912. Lieutenant-
Cavernor J. Taylor Ellyson, president.
[List of members-elect] : p. 3, 4. 20460
Rules of the senate: p. 6-12. 20461
[Report of John W. WUliams, the clerk of the house of delegates,
relative to the printed index of the rolls, 1776 to 1910] : p. 16. 20462
[Resolution of Ohio relative to polygamy]: p. 17, 18. 20463
[Resolutions of Illinois relative to monopolies] : p. 18. 20464
[Message of the governor, Wm. H. Mann, Jan. 10, 1912] : p. 19-29.
20465
250 copies printed separately.
[Letter of judge Louis C. Barley, of Alexandria, relative to a recom-
mission] : p. 37, 38. 20466
[Message of the governor relative to the report of the special tax
commission]: p. 38-40. 20467
[Message of the governor, Jan. 12, 1912] : p. 45-51. 20468
Message of the governor relative to the soldiers' home]: p. 125.
20469
[Message of governor relative to the convict camps for working roads
tn Washington county]: p. 162. 20470
[Veto message of governor]: p. 166. 20471
Message of governor transmitting invitation of Pennsylvania rel-
ative to 50th anniversary of battle of Gettysburg] : p. 250, 251. 20472
[Resolution of clerks relative to Clinton A. Boyce]: p. 251. 20473
Message of the governor relative to a salary system for every county
and cityj : p. 286. 20474
[Message of governor relative to printing the report of the commis-
sion appointed to present a copy of Houdon's statae of Washington to
France!: p. 385. 20475
[Message of the p^ovemor relative to important bills] : p. 600. 20476
[Report of committee appointed to inquire into the question of the
purchase by the state of a lot upon which an office building should be
erected]: p. 546, 546, 547. 20477
[Message of the governor relative to the R. F. & P. raUroad co.] :
p. 723. • 20478
Members of the senate who served Jan. 10, 1912 to March 15, 1912:
p. [787]-791. 20479
Index: p. 798-866.
[Documents as appendix] :
Contingent and incidental expenses of the senate, session 1912, under
act approved January 20, 1912, and resolution agreed to January 19, 1912.
Senate doc. A. 20480
* p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia [W. H. Mann] relative
to the needs of the various state institutions for the fiscal years 1912-13
and 1913-14. Senate doc no. I. 20481
34 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia relative to the em-
ployment of convicts and submitting proposal therefor. Senate doc. no. II.
20482
4 p.
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944 Btdletin Virginia State Library [Mann, Gov.
Report of the VirKinia education commission to the general assonbly
of the commonwealth of Virginia 1912. Richmond: Davis Bottom, snper-
intendent of public printing. 1912. Senate doc. no. III. 20488
102 p. Members of commlasion: E. A. Alderman, J. D. EsKleBton, Jr.,
B. E. Byrd. J. U Jarman, W. W. Smith, J. R. Saunders, C. M. Hasea, C. O.
Maphls.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting certain
correspondence relative to the election of surgeon to the Virginia peniten-
tiary. Senate doc. no. IV. 20484
10 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting the report
of the commissioners on the presentation by the people of Virginia of a copy
of Houdon's statue of George Washington to the people of the republic of
France. Senate doc. no. V. 2048S
64 p. James Mann, chairman.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting a state-
ment of the expenditures of the united agricultural board. Senate doc. no.
VI. 2048C
21 p.
1912
AnmuU Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia for the year ending September 30,
1312. Richmond : Davis Bottom, sui>erintendent public printing.
1913. 20487
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the governor and
general assembly of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1912.
ichmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1912. 20488
xvli, 396 p. C. Lee Moore, auditor. Many new tabular statements ar«
presented for the first time in this report. See p. 1-4 for list.
Report of the second auditor of Virgima on the condition of the
public debt, of the literary fund, and the retired teachers' fund, and the
report of the commissioners of the sinking fund for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1912 with report of the Muler fund as an appendix. Rich-
mond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1912. 20489
66 p. Rosewell Ptige, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1912. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing. 1912. 204M
17 p. 1 fold, sheet. A. W. Harman, Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the attorney general to the governor of Virginia for
the year 1912. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1913. 20491
63 p. S. W. WlUiams, attorney greneral.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the gov-
ernor of Virginia for the fiscal year endin|r September 30, 1912. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1913. 20492
24 p. Davis Bottom, superintendent.
Ninth annual report of the library board of the Virginia state library
1911-1912 to which is appended the ninth annual report of the state libra-
rian. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of pubUc printing. 1918.
20498
60, 335 p. A. C. Gordon, chairman, H. R. Mcllwalne, librarian.
Includes List of the revolutionary soldiers of Vlrainia (aupplement)
Special report of the department of archives and history for 1912, H. J. G^;ken-
rode, archivist. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing.
1913. 336 p.
Report of the adjutant-general of the commonwealth of Virpru^ ^or
the year ending October 20, 1912. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent
public printing. 1913
349 p. w. W. Si
20494
Sale, adjutant general.
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lacludes General orders and circulars: Report of the Secretary of the
Confederate military records, J. V. Bidgood. Secretary; Report, with roll, of
the Virgiuia military Institute.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. The annual
report of the commissioner and the board of agriculture and immigration.
1912. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1912.
20495
20 p. front. Berkley D. Adams, president, G. W. Koiner, com-
missioner. Includes the Report of the dairy and food commissioner,
■W. r). Saunders.
Fifteenth annual report of the bureau of labor and industrial statistics
for the state of Virginia. 1912. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent
of public printing. 1913. 20496
148, [1] p. J. B. Doherty, commissioner. Includes Act concerning
coal mines, March 13, 1912; Waees of railway employees and accidents, in-
cluding electric railroads for 19ll; Inspections; Enforcement of laws; tAws
allecting labor.
Sixth annual report of the state highway commissioner to the gov-
ernor of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1912. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1913. 20497
100 p. 1 fold. map. P. St. J. Wilson, commissioner. List
of counties that have special road laws: p. 99, 100.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary
with accompanying documents for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1912. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1913.
20498
55 p. .T. B. AVood, superintendent.
Ninth report of the commissioner of state hospitals for the insane
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1912. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing. 1913. 2U499
16 p. J. M. Bauserman, commissioner.
Eighty-fifth annual report of the board of directors and of the super-
intendent of the Western state hospital of Virginia (at Staunton) for the
fiscal year ending September 30, 1912. Richmond: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent of public printing. 1913. 20500
so p. J. S. DeJarnette, superintendent.
The one hundred and thirty-Viinth annual report of the Eastern state
hospital of Virginia (at Williamsburg) for the fiscal year ending September
30, 1912. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing.
1912. 20501
65 p. 1 fold, sheet. G. W. Brown, superintendent. List of
directors from organization of the hospital In 1769 to Oct. 1, 1912: p. 56-63;
List of resident officers, 1773-1912: p. 64, 65.
Forty-second annual report of the Central state hospital of Virginia
(Petersburg) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1912. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1912. 20502
76 p. 1 fold, sheet. W. F. Drewry, superintendent.
Twenty-fifth annual report of the Southwestern state hospital of Vir-
ginia (Marion) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1912. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1913. 20503
55 p. 1 fold, sheet. J. C. King, superintendent.
Third annual report of the board of directors and superintendent of the
Virginia state epileptic colony Madison Heights, Virginia (near Lynchburg)
for the fiscsd year ending September 30, 1912. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing. 1912. 20504
60 p. A. S. Priddy, superintendent.
Report of the commission of fisheries of Virginia, October 1, 1911, to
September 30, 1912. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing. 1913. 20505
19 p front, (diagram) W. McDonald Lee, commissioner. Dia-
gram shows yearly output in bushels and valuation of oysters in Virginia for
past 30 years.
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Annual report of the commissioner of health to the governor of Vir-
ginia for the year ending September 30, 1912. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing. 1912. 20506
200 p. illUD. Bnnion Q. Williams, commissioner. Report of
Catawba sanatorium, J. J. Lloyd, resldeut physician: p. 106-130; Horbidity
statistics (or communicable dixeases: p. 182-^00.
Fourth annual report of state board oif charities and corrections to
the governor of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1912. Rich-
mond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1913. 20507
145 p. J. T. Mastln, secretary. Part 2, State institutions and those
receiving: state funds; I'art 3, County and city institutions; Part 4, Private
philanthropy.
Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions (amending the constitution) of
the general assembly of the state of Virginia. Session which
commenced at the state capitol on Wednesday, January 10, 1912.
Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of public priting, 1912.
20508
767 p. 23cm.
Regular terms of courts; Separate polls; Magisterial districts; Wards
in cities; Commissioners of deeds; State's indebtedness; Receipts and ex-
penditures for fiscal year ending Sep. 30, 1911; State officers; Members and
officers of the senate and house of delegates: p. 688-744. 20509
Collectioti of Laws
Pollard's code biennial, 1912, containing all statutes of a
general and permanent nature passed by the general assembly
of Virginia at its session of 1912., Also annotations to the code
of Virginia 1904, the general acts subsequent thereto, and the
constitution and tax bill. Edited by Jno. Garland Pollard of the
Richmond bar. Richmond, Everett Waddy co., 1912. 20510
liill, 399 p. 26cm.
Courts
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia.
[Martin P. Burks, reporter] Vol. 114. From September 1, 1912,
to June 1, 1913. Richmond : Davis Bottom, superintendent pub-
lic printing, 1913, 20611
txxv], 972 p. illus. (map, dia^s.) 23cm.
Rules of court: p. [iv]
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buchanan, George
M. Harrison, Stafford G. Whittle. Attorney general: Samuel W. Williams.
♦Virginia appeals. Decisions of the supreme court of ap-
peals of Virginia. Maury Baldwin Watts, editor. Volume 6.
From January 1, 1912, to August 31, 1912. Containing opinions
to be officially reported in 113 Virginia reports. Richmond, 1912.
20612
vlil, [3], 710 p. 22Hcm.
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♦Virginia appeals. Decisons of the supreme court of ap-
peals of Virginia. Maury Baldwin Watts, editor. Volume 7.
'^rom September 1, 1912, to May 31, 1913. Containing opinions
*o be officially reported in 114 Virginia reports. Richmond, 1913.
20513
vUl p., 2 1., 722 p. 22Hcm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Agricnlture. Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia.
Bulletin no. 63, January, 1912. . . . 20514
47 p. illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 64, April, 1912. . . . 20515
32 p. illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and iminigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 65, May, 1912. . . . 20516
32 p. illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin, no. 66, June, 1912. . . . 20517
32 p. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 67, July, 1912. . . . 20518
32 p. illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 68. August, 1912. . . . 20519
48 p. Tllus. , 23cm.
Department of ag:riculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 69, September-October. 1912. . . . 20520
16 p. illuK. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 70, November, 1912. . . . 20521
32 p. illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 71, December, 1912. . . . 20522
32 p. illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. The
[34th] annual report of the commissioner [G. W. Koiner] and the board of
agriculture and immigration. 1912. [Bulletin no. 72]. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1912. 20523
191, [1] p. front, lllua. 23cm. At head of title on cover:
Bulletin no. 72. Berkley D. Adams, president of the board. Helpful infor-
mation: p. 15-191.
Virginia department of agriculture and immigration. Farmers'
bulletin no. 6. Poultry raising in Virginia, by J. D. Mason, poultryman,
Gladys, Va. Published by the board of agriculture and immigration . . .
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1912. 20524
31 p. Illus. 23cm.
Virginia department of agriculture and immigration. Farmers'
bulletin no. 9. Potato growing in Virginia, by W. W. Sproul and T. C.
Johnson. G. W. Koiner, commissioner, Virginia department of agrriculture
and immigration. 1912. 20525
30 p. illus. 23cm.
Virginia department of agriculture and immigration. Farmers'
bulletin no. 17. Agricultural seeds for Virginia. The state seed law.
Value of seed tests. New and noxious weeds. G. W. Koiner, commissioner.
. . . Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1912.
20526
12 p. illus. 23cm.
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Virginia truck experiment station, Norfolk, Va. . . . Truck
crop investigations. Strawberry culture, by P. T. Cole. Bulletin no. 6,
January 25, 1912. 20527
p. 101-128. lllus. 23cm.
Virginia truck experiment station, Norfolk, Va. . . . Truck
crop investigations. Truck crop potatoes, by T. C. Johnson. Bulletin no. 7,
February 1, 1912. 20528
p. 129-154. lllus. 23cm.
. Virginia truck experiment station, Norfolk, Va. . . . Truck
crop investigations. Preliminary report on tomato culture, by L. L. Corbett.
Bulletin no. 8, May 1, 1912. 20529
p. 155-171. illus. 23cm.
Proceedings of the ninth annual session of the Virpnia state
farmers' institute (incorporated). Held at Winchester, Virginia, August 1st
and 2nd, 1912. In the opera house. Williams Printing Company, Rich-
mond, Va. 1912. 20530
Banks. Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 9, February 20, 1912. Showing the con-
dition of incorporated state banks as of Jan. 7, 1911; Mar. 7, 1911; June
7, 1911; Sept. 1, 1911; Dec. 5, 1911; Feb. 20, 1912 and national banks in Vir-
ginia as of December 5, 1911, and February 20, 1912. C. C. Barksdale,
chief examiner. 20531
4 p. 21.5 X 18cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporativ.i commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 10, April 18, 1912. Showing the condi-
tion of incorporated state banks as of Mar. 7, 1911; June 7, 1911; Sept. 1,
1911; Dec. 5, 1911; Feb. 20, 1912; April 18, 1912 and national banks in Vir-
ginia as of February 20, 1912, and April 18, 1912. C. C. Barksdale, chief
examiner. 2U532
4 p. 21.5 X 18cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 11, June 14, 1912. Showing the condition
of incorporated state banks as of June 7, 1911; Sept. 1, 1911; Dec. 5, 1911;
Feb. 20, 1912; April 18, 1912; June 14, 1912 and national banks in Virginia
as of April 18, 1912, and June 14, 1912. C. C. Barksdale, chief examiner.
20533
4 p. 21.5 X 18cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 12, September 4, 1912. Showing the con-
dition of incorporated state banks as of Sept. 1, 1911; Dec. 5, 1911; Feb.
20, 1912; April 18, 1912; June 14, 1912; Sept. 4, 1912 and national banks
in Virginia as of June 14, 1912, and September 4, 1912. C. C. Barksdale,
chief examiner. 20534
4 p. 21.5 X 18cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 13, November 26, 1912. Showing the
condition of incorporated state banks as of Dec. 5, 1911; Feb. 20, 1912;
April 18, 1912; June 14, 1912; Sep. 26, 1912; Nov. 26, 1912 and national
banks in Virginia as of December 6, 1911, and November 26, 1912. C. C.
Barksdale, chief examiner. 20535
4 p. 21.5 X 18cm.
Statements showing the condition of the incorporated state
banks operating in Virginia at the close of business, November 26, 1912.
Arranged alphabetically according to location. Compiled by state corpora-
tion commission banking division. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superinten-
dent public printing, 1913. 205S6
152 p. 23cm.
Statutes of Virginia relating to banks and the banking busi- ■
ness with amendments as enacted by general assembly of 1912 compiled by
State corporation commission banking division. References are to the sec-
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tions as they appear in the recent edition of the code of Virginia, known
as Pollard's code. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing.
1912. 20537
46 p. 22 Hem.
Claims against U. S. . . . State claims northwest territory. Ad-
dress of Hon. William E. Chilton of West Virginia in the senate of the
United States on April 10, 1912, and address of Governor Claude A. Swan-
son, of Virginia on "Virginia day" delivered at the Jamestown exposition,
June 12, 1907. . . . Washington, Govt, print, off., 1912. 20538
30 p. 23Hcm. ([U. S.] 62d Comk., 2d seas. Senate. Doc. 948)
Confederate soldiers. Report of board of visitors Lee camp soldiers'
home, Richmond, Va. December 31, 1912. Richmond, Va., 1913. 20539
23 p. 23cm.
Confederate pension law of Virginia. Compiled by the audi-
tor of public accounts. 1912. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of
public printing, 1912. 20540
12 p. 23cm.
Roster of confederate pensioners of Virginia, showing pay-
ments to all classes between October 1, 1909, and January 1, 1912. . . .
Compiled by the auditor of public accounts and issued as a supplement to
his annual report. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public print-
ing, 1912. 20541
120 p. 24.Scm.
Roster of confederate pensioners of Virginia, showing pay-
ments between January 1, 1912, and October 1, ±912, to all pensioners en-
rolled under the several acts of assembly. . . . Compiled by the auditor
of public accounts, and issued as a supplement to his annual report. Rich-
mond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1912. 20542
169 p. 30cm.
Constitution. Constitution of Virpnia. Richmond, D. Bottom, super-
intendent public printing, 1912. 20543
68 p., 11. 15cm. "Amendments ratified at election in Novem-
ber, 1912" (1 1.) laid in.
Corporations. Tenth annual report of the state corporation commis-
sion of Virginia for the year ending December 31, 1912. General report
.... [Robert R. Prentis, chairman, William F. Rhea, J. Richard Wing-
field, commissioners] Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent public
printing, 1913. 20544
626 p. 24cm.
Crime and criminals. Biennial report of the prison association of
Virginia for the years 1912 and 1913. Richmond, Va., H. T. Ezekiel, printer,
1914. 20545
31. ril p. 23cm.
Crop pests. Virginia state crop pest commission. Circular 6, June,
1912. The round-'headed apple tree borer, by E. A. Back. Blacksburg,
Montgomery county, Virginia. 20546
15 p. lUus. 23cm.
Virginia state crop commission. Circular 7, June, 1912. The
fruit tree bark beetle, by E. A. Back. Blacksburg, Montgomery county,
Virginia. 20547
11 p. illus. 23cm.
Virginia state crop pest commission. Circular 8, June, 1912.
Plant lice, by E. A. Back. Blacksburg, Montgomery county, Virginia.
20548
23 p. illus. 23cm.
Dairy and food division. Department of agriculture and immigration
of Virginia. Dairy and food division, Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food
commissioner. List of wheat and com millers, registered manufacturers
of concentrated commercial stock feeds and manufacturers of stock and
poultry powders. . . . [Richmond: Richmond press, inc., printers.]
[1912] 20549
40 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 22.
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Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division, Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food commissioner. Exami-
nation and analysis of commercial feeding stuffs for live stock and poul-
try; and the Virginia feeding stuff law. . . . [1912] 205S0
86, [1] p. 23cm. Buleltin no. 23.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division, Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food commissioner. Stave
silo construction. [By Peyton Rowe] [19121 20551
26 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 24.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division, Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food commissioner; Benj.
L. Purcell, assistant to commissioner. List of wheat and com millers and
additions to list of registered manufacturers of concentrated commercial
stock feeds and manufacturers of stock and poultry powders as published
in bulletin no. 22. August 15, 1912. 20552
26 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 25.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division. Miscellaneous information in regard to foods and feeds.
Richmond, Va., Oct. 7. 1912. . . . 20533
7 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 26.
Progress and prospects of dairying in Virginia, by A. F. How-
ard. 20554
*o p. 23cm. Department of agrrlculture and immigration of
Virginia. Dairy and food division. Bulletin no. 27, October. 1912.
Fourth annual report of the dairy and food commissioner of
Virginia for the period from March 1, 1911, to February 29, 1912, the end
of the fiscal year. Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food commissioner. Rich-
mond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1913. 20555
127 p. front, plates. 23cm. Department of agriculture
and immigration of Vlrsinia. Dairy and food division. Bulletin no. 28.
Deaf and dnmb. Biennial report (the 73d and 74th annual report)
of the Virginia school for the deaf and the blind at Staunton, Va., to the
board of visitors for the fiscal years ending September 30, 1912, and Sep-
tember 30, 1913. And a prospectus for session 1913-1914. [Staunton, Va.:
The McClure co., inc.] 20S5S
44 p. ilus. front. 23cm.
Delinquent lands. Compilation of the laws relating to the sale, re-
demption and re-sale of lands, lots, etc., delinquent for the non-payment
of the taxes, levies, interest, costs, charges, etc., thereon. Issued by the
auditor of public accounts. May, 1912. Richmond: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent of public printing, 1912. 20557
49 p. 23cm.
Education. Commonwealth of Virginia. Department of public in-
struction, Richmond. District school trustees. January 1, 1912. 20558
42 p. 16.5cm.
County school fairs in Virginia (second edition. Issued by
department of public instruction of Virginia, J. D. Eggleston, superinten-
ent, December, 1912. Richmond, Davis Bottom, supt. of public printing,
1913. 20559
58 p. lUus. 23cm.
Memorial day annual, 1912. The causes and outbreak of the
war between the states, 1861-1865. For use as a source book of contem-
porary authorities. Pub. by the department of public instruction at the
request of the Confederate memorial literary society. Richmond: [Rich-
mond press, inc.] 1912. 2056O
94 p. Incl. front., port. 23cm.
The Virginia journal of education, v. 5. Oct., 1911-July, 1912.
Richmond. 20561
628 p. Ulus., port. 26Hcm. Robert Lee Blanton, editor
and publisher. .
Virginia school report. Biennial report of the superintendent
of public instruction of the commonwealth of Virginia with accompanying
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documents. School year 1911-1912. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superinten-
dent of public printing, 1914. 20562
616 p. front., plates. 24 cm. Joseph D. EgrKleston, R. C.
Stearnes. superintendents.
. . . Virginia school report (Special edition of 48 pages,
containing introductory chapter and table of contents.) Annual report of
the superintendent of public instruction of the commonwealtti of Virginia
with accompanying documents. School year 1911-1912. Richmond, Davis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1914. 20563
i? P- • „ 23cm. At head of title: Supplement to February num-
ber, 1914, of Virginia Journal of education.
Elections. Virginia election laws also the electoral board and regis-
tration laws 1912. [Compiled by the secretary of the commonwealth]
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1912. 20564
60 p. 23cm.
Election law. Chap. 303. — ^An act to establish and regulate the
holding of primary elections; to pay expenses of same; to secure the regu-
larity and purity of the same, and to prevent and punish any corrupt prac-
tices in connection therewith. Approved March 14, 1912. [1912] 20565
caption -title, 9 p. 23cm.
Express traffic. Applicable to express traffic between points within
the state of Virginia. Book no. 2 of traiRc, rules and classification govern-
ing express companies prescribed by the state corporation commission of
Virginia. In eifect August 1, 1908 (revised to December 31, 1912). R. T.
Wilson, clerk. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing,
1913. 20566
98 p. 23cm.
Applicable to express traffic between points within the state
of Virginia. Supplement no. 3 (superseding supplement no. 2, and includ-
ing all changes and additions) to book no. 2, tariffs, rules and classification
governing express companies. Prescribed by the state corporation com-
mission of Virginia effective February 15, 1912. R. T. Wilson, clerk, state
corporation commission, commonwealth of Virginia. Richmond: Davis Bot-
tom, superintendent of public printing, 1912. 20567
23 p. 30cm. '
Farmville normal school. State female normal school, Farmville Vir-
ginia. [Catalogue] 1911-1912. Twenty-eighth session opens September
6th, 1911. [Lynchburg, J. P. Bell co., printers.] 20568
133. [1] p. front. 23 Hem.
Educative seat work. With an appendix containing a discus-
sion of a schedule for a two-room school, and references and addresses
for helpful books and materials. By Fannie W. Dunn, supervisor of rural
schools, state normal school. Published by state female normal school,
Farmville, Virginia. 1912. 20569
77 p. 23cm.
Finance. Reports of [Virginia] officers and institutions as to esti-
mated needs for next two fiscal years, made in response to joint resolution
agreed to January 11, 1912. [1912] 20570
22 p. 23cm.
Forest products. . . . Wood-using industries of Virginia. By
Roger E. Simmons, statistician in forest products. Printed under the
direction of the American forestry association, 1912. 20571
88 p. plates, tables. 23V4cm. At head of title: Common-
wealth of Virginia. Department of agriculture and immigration, G. W.
Koiner, commissioner. In cooperation with the [U. S.] department of agri-
culture, forest service, Henrv S. f5rave», forester.
General assembly. [Bills of the house of delegates of Virginia for
the session of 1912. BUls no. 1-170] 20572
Copy In the Virginia state library. 23cm. Some bills wanting.
[Bills of the house of delegates of Virginia for the session of
1912. Bills no. 171-342] 20573
Copy In the Virginia state library. 23cm. Some bills wanting.
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952 BvMetin Virginia, State Library [Mann, (Jo v.
[Bills of the house of delegates of Virginia for the session of
1912. Bills no. 343-515] 20574
Copy in the Virginia state library. 23cm. Some bills wanting.
[Bills of the senate of Virginia for the session of 1912. Bills
no. 1-154] 2U575
Copy in the Virginia state library. 23cm.
[Bills of the senate of Virginia for the session of 1912. BiUs
no. 155-308] 20576
Copy In the Virginia state library. 23cm. Some bills wanting.
. [Bills of the senate of Virginia for the session of 1912. Bills
no. 309-4631 20577
Copy in the Virginia state library. 23cm. Some bills wanting.
Address of Governor Woodrow Wilson to the general assembly
of Virginia and the city council of Richmond, delivered on February 1st,
1912. 20578
16 p. 23cm. V
Manual. The senate and house of delegates. Virginia. Ses-
sion 1912. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1912.
20579
142. [1] p. 16cm.
Members and committees. The senate and house of delegates.
Virginia. Session 1912. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public
printing, 1912. 20580
30 p. 15cm.
Geological survey. Virginia geological survey, university of Virginia.
Thomas Leonard Watson, Ph. D., director. Administrative report of the
state geologist for the biennial period 1912-1913. Charlottesville, Uni-
versity of Virginia, 1914. 20581
49 p. 26cm.
Virginia geological survey, university of Virginia. Thomas
Leonard Watson, Ph. U., director. Bulletin no. 4. Physiography and ge-
ology of the coastal plain province of Virginia. By William Bullock Clark
and Benjamin LeRoy Miller, with chapters on the lower cretaceous by
Edward W. Berry, and the economic geology by Thomas Leonard Watson.
Charlottesville, University of Virginia, 1912. 20582
274 p. illus., plates, fold, map, tables (part fold.), diagrs. 27 Hem.
Hampt<m institute. Forty-fourth annual report of the treasurer, the
Hampton normal and agricultural institute. 1912. 20583
79 p. 23cm. (The Hampton bulletin, v. 8, no. 8, November,
1912)
Harrisonburg normal school. The normal bulletin, v. 4, no. 1, Jan-
uary, 1912. State normal and industrial school, Harrisonburg, Virginia.
Department of education. Suggestions for rural schools. 20584
16 p. 22cm. Includes Supplement . . . Announcement of
spring quarter. Preliminary announcement of summer quarter. Spring quar-
ter— March 25 to June 11. 1912. 8 p.
The normal bulletin, v. 4, no. 2, March, 1912. State normal
school, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Summer session, 1912. First term June
19-July 30. Second term July 31-Angust 31. 20585
44, 13] p. plates. 22cm.
The normal bulletin, v. 4, no. 3, May 1912. State normal and
industrial school for women, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Register, 1911-1912.
Announcements, 1912-1913. . . . Fourth year begins September 25, 1912.
20586
130 p. front., plates. , 22Hcm.
The normal bulletin, v. 4, no. 4, November, 1912. State nor-
mal school, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Course of study of the training school.
^ 20587
44 p. 22cm.
Supplement to the normal bulletin, v. 4, no. 4, November, 1912.
State normal and industrial school, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Department
of education. Suggestions [for teaching household and manual arts] for
rural schools. 20588
16 p. 22Hcm.
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Horticulture. Report sixteenth annual session of the Virginia state
horticultural society held in the auditorium of the county court house, Har-
risonburg, Va., January 10th and 11th, 1912. The Michie company, print-
ers, Charlottesville, Va., 1912. 20589
352 p. front, (port.) plates. 23.5cm.
Houdon's statue of Washington. The presentation by the people of
Virginia of a copy of Houdon's statue of George Washington to the peo-
ple of the Republic of France. Report of the commissioners. Richmond,
D. Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1912. 20590
3 p. 1.. [3J-65 p. front., plates, ports. 23Ucm. James
Mann, chairman. On cover: The statue of George Washinsrton. Presen-
tation to the people of the Republic of France by the people of Virginia.
House of burgesses. Journals of the house of burgesses of Virginia,
1702/3-1705, 1705-1706, 1710-1712. Edited by H. R. Mcllwaine. [Edited
and published by authority of the library board of the Virginia state li-
brary] Richmond, Virginia, 1912. 20591
"369 p. 33cm.
Contents: Burgesses: introductory note; preface; Journal, 1702/3; Jour-
nal, April 20. 1704; Journal, April 21-May 12, 1704; Journal, April, 1705;
journal, October, 1VU5; journal, October, 1710; Journal, November, 1711; index.
Journals of the house of burgesses of Virginia, 1712-1714, 1715,
1718, 1720-1722, 1723-1726. Edited by H. R. Mcllwaine. [Edited and pub-
lished by authority of the library board of the Virginia state library]
Richmond, Virginia, 1912. . 20592
441 p. 33cm.
Contents: Burgesses; Introductory note; preface; Journal, 1712; Journal,
1713; Journal, 1714; Journal, 1716; Journal, April, 1718; Journal, November,
1718; Journal, 1720; Journal, 1722; Journal, 1723; Journal, 1726; index.
Labor. Laws [of Virginia] bearing on labor. [1912] [Prepared by
the commissioner of labor] 20593
11 p. 23cm. Jas. B. Doherty, commissioner.
Law. 'The Virginia law register, vol. 18. May, 1912 to April, 1913.
R. T. W. Duke, Jr., editor. Frank Moore, James F. Minor, associate editors.
The Michie company, Charlottesville, Va., 1913. 20594
1014 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia courts.
Special articles: Are admissions competent evidence In divorce cases?,
by R. W. Withers; Fraudulent conveyance law and bankruptcy, by J. M.
Mason; Supersedeas in habeas corpus proceedings, by T. Morris Wampler; A
blow at technicalities, by S. S. P. Patteson; Employer's promise to remedy de-
fect as affecting assumption of risk, by Wyndham R. Meredith; Captain John
Richard Johnson; Constitutional amendment In Virginia, by Fred Harper;
Transfer of stock certificate and lien of corporation, by Brnest A. Gray;
Constitutionality of segregation ordinances, by Jas. F. Minor; The new and
the old federal equity rules compared, by Robt. H. Talley; Charles S. String-
fellow; William L. Royall; Is "Income," received from a licensed business or
profession and not from property or salaries, taxable? by Wm. H. Werth.
Library. Books for the blind in the Virginia state library (October,
1912) [Richmond, Va., 1912] 20595
[4] p. 2H4cm.
Bulletin of the Virginia state library. (Issued quarterly) Jan-
uary, 1912. V. 5, no. 1. Richmond. Va., 1912. 20596
152 p. 23cTi.
A complete Index to Stlth's History of Virginia. By Morgan Poitiaux
Robinson.
Bulletin. (Issued quarterly) April, 1912, v. 5, no. 2. A find-
ing list of books relating to printing, book' industries, libraries and bibli-
ography in the Virginia state library. Compiled under direction of Earl
G. Swem, assistant librarian. Richmond, Va., 1912. 20597
[153J-233 p. 23cm.
Bulletin (Issued quarterly) July, 1912, v. 5, no. 3. A finding
list of books relating to music, fine arts and photography in i;he Virginia
state library. Compiled under the direction of Earl G. Swem, assistant
librarian. Richmond, Va., 1912. 20598
[2351-279 p. 23cm.
Bulletin. (Issued quarterly) October, 1912. v. 5, no. 4. A
list of newspapers in the Virginia state library. Confederate museum and
Valentine museum. Compiled b^ Mrs. Kate Pleasants Minor, reference
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BvUetin Virginia State Library [Mann, Gov.
librarian, Virginia state library and Miss Susie B. Harrison, vice-regent.
Confederate museum, under the direction of Earl G. Swem, assistant li-
brarian, Virginia state library. Richmond, Va., 1912. 20599
t279]-425 p. 23cm.
Ninth annual report of the library board of the Virginia state
library, 1911-1912. To which is appended the ninth annual report of tiie
state librarian. Richmond, D. Bottom, supt. public printing, 1913. 20600
49, [1], 335 p. 23Hcm. A. C. Gordon, chairman of board. H. R,
le. ir — *
McIIwaine,
335 p.
librarian.
H3t of the revolutionary soldiers (Supplement). Special report of the
department of archives and history for 1912, H. J. Eckenrode, archivist. 1913.
335 p. This was printed as a part of the annual report, but with title
page, and paged separately. Issued also as a separate. 2<M01
Medical college of Virginia. Seventy-fifth annual announcement of
the Medical college of Virginia, Richmond, containing the bulletin of the
medical, dental and pharmaceutical courses. 1912-1913. Richmond, Va.,
Mitchell & Hotchkiss, printers. [1912] 20602
80 p. front. 21cm. (Bulletin of the Medical college of
Virginia, v. 9, no. 1, March, 1912.)
Medical examining board. [Proceedings of the medical examining
board of Virginia, held December, 1912, Richmond, Virginia] 20603
Copy not seen.
[Froceedings of the medical examining board of Virginia, held
June, 1912, Richmond, Virginia] 20604
Copy not «een.
Public- health. Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v.
Virginia health almanac.
4, no. 1-2, January-February, 1912,
31 p. iUus. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v.
March, 1912. A tuberculosis catechism for beginners.
8 p. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 4, no,
April, 1912. Why vital statistics are to be registered in Virginia.
p. 41-71. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 4,
20605
4, no. 3,
20606
4.
20607
extra
no. 1, May 25, 1912. The fundamentals of farm sanitation. 20608
p. 73-87, [1] lllus. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 4, no. 5,
May, 1912. The simple truth about hookworm disease in Virginia. 20609
p. 89-103, [1] lllus. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 4, n<>,
June, 1912. The wary house fly.
p. 105-119, [1] lllus. 23cm.
July, 1912. [The mother and the child]
p. 121-142. [2] lllus. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 4, extra no.
2, Jiily 15. 1912. The law for the registration of births and deaths in Vir-
20612
6,
20610
20611
Department of health.
ginia.
p. 145-175. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin.
August, 1912. Typhoid fever.
p. 177-193, t2] lllus. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health.
no. 3, Aug. 5, 1912. Why births and deaths are recorded in Virginia.
Second edition. 20614
p. 201-221, [2] 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 4, no. 9,
September, 1912. Register of physicians in "private practice, with a list
of health officers, and a roster of registrars of births and deaths in Vir-
ginia.. 20615
p. 201-239. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin.
October, 1912. Diphtheria.
p. 241-262. lllus. 23cm.
Department of health.
v. 4, no. 8,
20613
V. 4, extra
V. 4, no. 10,
20616
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Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 4, no. 11,
November, 1912. CarryinR the truth to the people. 20617
p. 265-278. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 4, no. 12,
December, 1912. Smallpox in Virginia. 20618
p. 281-288. illua. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 4, extra
no. 4, reprinted December 15, 1912. The sanitary privy. 20619
p. 289-292. illus. 23cm.
Railroads. Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commis-
sion. Mileage freight rates and passenger rates applicable to steam rail-
roads in Virginia as authorized by the commission and in force December
31, 1912. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1913.
20620
98 p. 23cm.
Supplement no. 7 (superseding classification as in conflict and
supplement no. 6 entirely). Supplement no. 7 includes all changes and
additions to Virginia classification no. 1. To take effect September 1, 1912.
Being a classification of freight applicable to the railroad lines doing busi-
ness in Virginia as ordered. Prepared and issued oy order of state cor-
poration commission. R. T. Wilson, clerk. 20621
V. p. 28cm.
Real property. Notes on the law of real property. By Charles Al-
fred Graves, A. M., LL. D., professor of law at the University of Virginia.
Indianapolis: The Bobbs-'Merrill company, publishers. 1912. 20622
xlv, 586 p. 23cm.
Seal. A description of the seal and flag. Joint resolution adopted
by the general assembly, January, 1912. Richmond: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent public printing, 1912. 20623
4 p. 24cm. A colored picture of the flag appears on p. 1, and
eneravlngs of the obverse and reverse of the seal on p. 2, 3.
Secretary of the commonwealth. Annual report of [B. O. James]
the secretary of the commonwealth to the governor and general assembly
of Virginia for the year ending September 30, ,1912. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1912. 20624
364 p. 23cm.
Includes Names of state officers; Members of state boards; Name."! of
all the Judges In the state; List of county and citv officers; List of Incor-
porated towns; List of charters and amendments of charters; List of railroad
charters; List of foreltn corporations; A complete library of the Virginia
statutes; Governors of Virginia; A list of members of congress from Virginia
slnc^e 1789; Library fund; List of trade marks, labels, etc.; List of proprietary
containers; Commissioners of deeds for Virginia; Commmissioners of deeds
In Virginia for other states; Proclamations by the governor; Vote in con-
gressional primary election, August 24, 1912; Vote for president Nov. 5, 1912;
Vote for and against amendments, Nov. 5, 1912; Congressional vote Nov. 5,
1912.
Univeroity of Virginia. Alumni bulletin of the University of Vir-
ginia. 3rd series, v. 5, no. 1, January, 1912. The university in the world's
work. Charlottesville, Va., University of Virginia press, 1912. 20625
112 p. ports. ' 23*cm. _ _
Contents In part: The Twilight of the singers, by R. T. W. Duke, Jr.;
Edward M. Shepard, by E. A. Alderman; The inflnlte mystery, by Wm. H.
Echols; The exemption plan In the high school, by Wm. M. Thornton: Neigh-
boring points of interest, by John S. Patton; James B. Green; Chas. R.
Fenner: State history for the high school, by C. A. Smith; Senator Thomas S.
Martin; Woodrow Wilson; Oscar W. Underwood. ,,. . .
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series, v.
5, no. 2, April, 1912. Washington's birthday. Founder's day. Gifts to the
University. Charlottesville, Va., University of Virginia press, 1912. 20626
11151-224 p. front. 23cm.
Contents In part: A western view of tradition, by Franklin K. Lane:
Common-sense about country roads, by Wm. M. Thornton: List of gifts to the
university from 1835.
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Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series, v.
5, no. 3, July, 1912. Confederate veteran alumni reunion. Charlottesville,
Va., University of Virginia press, 1912. 20627
r225]-360 p. Told, front. 23V4cm.
Contents in part: Reunion of Confederate alumni, by Jno. S. Patton;
Lee and the army of northern Virginia, by Emory Speer; Banquet to Confed-
erate alumni: The Karden of death (poem), by A. C. Gordon, Speeches by
Theo. S. G«rnett, Oeo. L>. Christian. Randolph H. McKim, Oeo. Ross; Con-
servatism or democracy, by L. P. Chamberlayne; Alumni luncheon: Speeches
by Beverly D. Tucker, H. R. Dulaney, Dr. H. E. Shepherd, Dr. Oeo. Ross, E. A.
Alderman; Personal recollections of the University of Vireinla at the out-
break of the war of 1861-65, by Jas. M. Garnett; Daniel Harmon, by Thos.
Fltz-Hugh.
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series, v.
6, no. 4, August, 1912. Rural life conference, held at the University of
Virginia summer school, July 15 to 20, 1912. Charlottesville, Va., Uni-
versity of Virginia press, 1912. 20628
[363] -472 p. front. 23 Hem. Published Ave times a year.
In January, April, July, August and October.
Addresses by: Dr. John Lee Coulter, Rev. Chas. O. Bemies; I^gan
Waller Page. T. O. Sandy, Anna E. Richardson, Bradford Knapp, Henry F.
Cope, T. S. Settle, Henrv Israel, Miss Ella ABrnew, John Munroe, E. C. Bran-
son, O. B. Martin (On the work of S. A. Knapp), Thos. A. Early (Dr. S. A.
Knapp memorial).
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginian 3rd series, v.
5, no. 6, October, 1912. Convocation number. Charlottesville, Va., Uni-
versity of Virginia press, 1912. 20629
r475]-584 p. front, port. 23Hcm.
Contents in part: Education and citizenship, by Jos. D. Eggleston:
Push or pull? Contrasted views of the nature process, by Wm. Benj. Smith;
Woodrow Wilson at U. Va.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philoso-
phical society. Humanistic series, v. 1, no. 2, pp. 51-57, February, 1912.
Keller's der Gnine Heinrich: Anna and Judith and their predecessors in
Rousseau's confessions. By William Harrison Faulkner. Charlottesville,
Va., University of Virginia. 20630
cover-title. 51-57 p. 27cm.
University of Virginia publications. Proceedings of the phil-
osophical society, 1911-1912. Reports of the proceedings of the scientific,
medical and humanistic sections of the society. University of Virginia,
Chariottesville. [1912] 20681
45-97 p. 27cm.
University of Virginia publications. (Reprinted from) Pro-
ceedings of the Philosophical society, 1911-1912. The history and meaning
of degrees; and address by Albert H. Tuttle, retiring president of the
society. Charlottesville, Va., University of Virginia. 20632
46-71 p. 25V4cm.
University of Virginia publications. Proceedings of the phil-
osophical society, 1911-1912. Reports of the proceedings of the scientific,
medical and humanistic sections of the society. Charlottesville, Va., Uni-
versity of Virginia. 20633
100-134 p. 27cm.
University of Virginia record, v. 5, no. 2. Catalogue number,
1911-1912. Charlottesville, Va., February, 1912. 20634
298 p. 23cm. Published by the University five times a ycajr.
December, February, Afarch, Aril and .Tune.
University of Virginia record, v. 5, no. 3, March, 1912. Sum-
mer school, June 19 to August 2, 1912. Charlottesville, Va., University of
Virginia press. 20635
58, 121, incl. plate. 23%cm.
Virginia military institute. Virginia military institute. Official reg-
ister, 1911-1912. V. 9, no. 4. Lexington, Virginia. 20636
132 p. 23cm.
The Virginia military institute, its building and rebuilding, by
Major-General Francis H. Smith . . . Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell com-
pany, inc., 1912 20637
277 p. front, (port.) plates. 21Hcm.
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Virginia polytechnic institute. Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic
institute. The state agricultural and mechanical college. The alumni reg-
ister. January, 1912. v. 5. no. 1. [n. p., 1912] 20638
223 p. 23cm. i. r ' J
Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic institute. The state agri-
cultural and mechanical college. Catalogue. April, 1912. v. 5. no. 2.
[Roanoke, Va., The Stone printing & mfg. co.l [1912] 20639
172 p. 23citi.
Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic institute. The state agri-
cultural and mechanical college. Opening number. October, 1912. v. 5.
no. 4. [Roanoke, Va., The Stone printing & mfg. co.] [1912] 20640
83 p. front., plate (ports.) 23cm.
Annual report of the Virginia polytechnic institute agricul-
tural experiment station, 1911, 1912. Blacksburg, Montgomery county,
Virginia. Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell company, inc., printers, 1913. 20641
259 p.. Illus. 23cm. S. W. Fletcher, director.
Contents: Plant diseases in Virginia in 1911 and 1912. by Howard S.
Reed and C. H. Crabill. The ciixvme activities involved In certe.ln fruit dis-
eases, by Howard S. Reed. A .study of the wiiitur resistance ..n the uredo-
spores of puccinia coronata. by Howard S. Heed and F. S. Holmes. The effect
of srymnosporaneium on the transpiration of apple trees, by H. S. Reed and
J. S. Cooley. The effect of cedar rust upon the assimilation of carbon dioxide
by apple leaves, by Howard S. Heed and J. S. Coolev. Studies on phyllosttcta
and conlothyrium occurring on apple foliage, by C. H. Crabill. A study of the
effect of fertilizers on the .soluble plant food in the soil and on the crop
yield, by W. B. Ellett and H. H. Hill. The determination of nitrates In soils
and soil extracts, by H. H. Hill. A physiological study of the leirume bac-
teria, by Edwin B. Fred. A .sfudv of nitrification in certain types of Virginia
soil, by Edwin B. Fred. The u.se of stains in the study of bacteria, by Edwin
B. Fred. Bacteriological and chemical methods for determining the quality
of milk, by Edwin B. Fred and Geo. W. Chappiilaer, jr. Inheritance In cabbage
hybrids, by H. T.. Price.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Agricultural experiment sta-
tion. Department of plant pathology. Bulletin 195, February, 1912.
Foliage diseases of the aijple. Report on spraying experiments in 1910
and 1911, by Howard S. Reed, J. S. Cooley and J. T. Rogers. 20642
23 p, illus. 23cm.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Agricultural experiment sta-
tion. Bulletin 196, May, 1912. Crop rotation and fertilizer experiments
with sun-cured tobacco, by W. W. Green, under the direction of E. H.
Mathewson and Lyman Carrier. A report of co-operative experiments be-
tween the Virginia agricultural experiment station and the office of tobacco
investigation, bureau of plant industry, U. S. department of agriculture.
20643
20 p. Illus. 23cm.
Virg:inia polytechnic institute. Agricultural experiment sta-
tion. Bulletin 197, May, 1912. Growing and curing sun-cured tobacco, by
W. W. Green, under the direction of E. H. Mathewson and Lyman Carrier.
A report of co-operative experiments between the Virginia agricultural
experiment station and the office of tobacco investigation, bureau of plant
industry, U. S. department of agriculture. 20644
15 p. Illus. 23cm.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Agricultural experiment sta-
tion. Bulletin 198, May, 1912. Crop rotation and fertilizer experiments
with bright tobacco, by K. P. Cocke. Under the direction of E. H. Mathew-
son and Lyman Carrier, A report of co-operative experiments between
the Virginia agrricultural experiment station and the office of tobacco in-
vestigation, bureau of plant industry, U. S. department of agriculture.
20645
20 p. Illus. 23cm.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Agricultural experiment sta-
tion. Department of animal husbandry. Bulletin 199, July, 1912. Treat-
ment of bovine tuberculosis, by N. S. Mayo and Wm. Kerr. 20646
23 p. illus. 23cm,
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Virginia polytechnic institute. Agricultural experiment sta-
tion. Department of chemistry. Bulletin 200, December, 1912. Chemical
studies of Virginia soils, by W. B. Ellett and H. H. Hill. 20647
24 p. lUus. 23cm.
1913
Annual Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia for the year ending September 30,
1913. Richmond : Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1914. 20648
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the governor and
general assembly of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1913.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1913. 20649
xxiii, 420 p. 1 fold, table. C. Lee Moore, auditor. For
a list of the exhibits and tabular statements see p. 1-4. List of papers,
books and other records of the auditor deposited In the State library: p. 406-
420.
Report of the second auditor of Virginia on the condition of the pub-
lic debt, of the literary fund, and the retired teachers' fund, and the report
of the commissioners of the sinking fund for the fiscal year ending Septem-
ber 30, 1913 with report of the Miller fund as an appendix. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1913. 20650
54 p. Rosewell Page, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1913. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing. 1913. 20651
17 p. 1 fold, sheet. A. W. Harman, Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the state accountant to the governor of Virginia for
the year ending September 30, 1913. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1914. 20652
63 p. W. F. Smyth, state accountant.
Annual report of tbie attorney general to the governor of Virginia for
the year 1913. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1914. 20653
111 p. S. W. Williams, attorney general.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the gov-
ernor of Virg^inia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1913. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1914. 20654
4 2 p. Davis Bottom, superintendent.
Tenth annual report of the library board of the Virginia state library
1912-1913 to which is appended the tenth annual report of the state librar-
ian. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1914.
20655
48 p. A. C. Oordon, chairman. H. R. Mcllwalne, librarian.
Report of the adjutant general of the commonwealth of Virginia for
the year ending October 20, 1913. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1914. 20656
236 p. W. W. Sale, adjutant general. Includes General orders and
circulars; Report, with roll, of Virginia military institute.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. The annual
report of the commissioner and the board of agriculture and immigration.
1913. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1913.
20657
18. fl] p. Berkeley D. Adams, president. G. W. Koiner, commissioner.
Includes Report of dairy and food commissioner, W. D. Saunders.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1913] A Bibliography of Virginia 959
Sixteenth annual report of the bureau of labor and industrial statistics
for the state of Virginia. 1913. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent
of public printing. 1913. 20658
125, [1] p. J. B. Doherty, commissioner. Includes Accidents on rail-
ways and wa^es of employees, 1912; Inspections; Enforcement of labor laws;
Laws alfectlng labor.
Seventh annual report of the state highway commissioner to the gov-
ernor of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1913. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1914. 20659
108 p. 1 fold, sheet. 1 fold. map. P. St. J. Wilson, commissioner.
List of counties that have special road laws: p. 107, 108.
Tenth report of the commissioner of state hospitals for the insane
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1913. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing. 1914. 20660
21 p. J. W. Bauserman, commissioner.
Eighty-sixth annual report of the board of directors and of the super-
intendent of the Western state hospital of Virginia (at Staunton) for the
fiscal year ending September 30, 1913. Richmond: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent of public printing. 1913. 20661
72 p. J. S. DeJarnette, superintendent.
The one hundred and fortieth annual report of the Eastern state hos-
pital of Virainia (at WUliamsburg) for the fiscal year ending September
30, 1913. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing.
1913. 20662
73 p. 1 fold, sheet. G. W. Brown, superintendent. Brief history of
the hospital: p. 6-8.
Directors from orgranlzation in 1769 to Oct. 1. 1913. with date of ap-
pointments, and lenKth of time each was in ofHce: p. 64-71. 20663
Resident ofDcers of the hospital. 1773 to 1913: p. 72, 73. S0664
The frontispiece bears title: The oritrinal building, completed 1773.
Plate 1: The hospital as it appeared in 18-10.
Forty-third annual report of the Central state hospital of Virginia
(Petersburg) for the fiscal year ending September, 30, 1913. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 20665
99 p. W. P. Drewry. superintendent.
Twenty-sixth annual report of the Southwestern state hospital of
Virginia (Marion) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1913. Rich-
mond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1913. 20666
64 p. 1 fold, sheet. J. C. King, superintendent.
Fourth annual report of the board of directors and superintendent of
the Virginia state epileptic colony Madison Heights, Virginia (near Lynch-
burg) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1913. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1913. 20667
67 p. Ulus. A. S. Priddy, superintendent.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary
with accompanying documents for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1913.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1914. 20668
50 p. J. B. Wood, superintendent.
15th annual report of the commission of fisheries of Virginia October
1, 1912, to October 1, 1913. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of
pubUc printing. 1913. 20669
38 p. front, (diagram) 1 fold, sheet. W. McDonald Lee, commis-
sioner.
Annual report of the commissioner of health to the governor of Vir-
ginia for the year ending September 30, 1913. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing. 1913. 20670
210 p. 1 told, diagram. Ennion G. Williams, commissioner. In-
cludes Report of vital .statL^tlcs; Report of Catawba sanatorium, J. J. Lloyd,
resident physician: MorbldUy statistics.
Fifth annual report of state board of charities and corrections to the
governor of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1913. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1913. 20671
140 p. diagrams (1 fold.) J. T. Mastin, secretary. The problem of
the feeble-minded: p. 9-24.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1>60 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Mann, Gov.
Ninth report of the state entomologist and plant pathologist of Vir-
ginia 1912-1913. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1914. 20672
66 p. lllus. W. J. Schoene. State entomologist. Report Is for the
two ye»r period Oct. 1, 1911 fo Sep. 30, 1913.
The chestnut blight In Virginia, by FUppo Gravatt: p. 21-25; The round-
headed apple tree borer; by E. A. Back: p. 28-40; The fruit tree bark beetle,
by E. A. Bock: p. 41-48; Plant lice, by E. A. Back: p. 49-66.
Collection of Laws
An annotated pocket code of Virginia; embracing such
parts of the code of 1887, and the subsequent acts of the Gen-
oi'al assembly, down to and including acts of 1912, as an attor-
ney usually needs in his practice; and needed parts of the Vir-
ginia and United States constitutions with a general index
to code and acts and the constitutions ; being an index to all the
code of 1887 and all subsequent acts of a general and permanent
nature, by Sam N. Hurst ... 3d ed., rev., cor. and enl. . . .
Pulaski, Va., Hurst & company, 1913, 20673
vii, [1], 921 p. 18cm. "Published pursuant to legislative authority."
On cover: Lawyers edition.
■Courts
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia.
[Martin P. Burks, reporter] Vol. 115. From June 1, 1913, to
March 1, 1914. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent public
printing, 1914, 20674
xxvili, 1067 p. 23cm.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buchanan, George M.
Harrison, Stafford G. Whittle. Attorney general: Samuel W. Williams.
*Virginia appeals. Decisions of the supreme court of ap-
peals of Virginia. Maury Baldwin Watts, editor. Volume 8.
From June 1, 1913, to February 28, 1914. Containing opinions
to be officially reported in 115 Virginia reports. Richmond, 1914.
20675
vlU p., 3 I., 758 p. 22 Hem.
*Shepard's Virginia citations and annotations. A compila-
tion of citations of all Virginia and West Virginia reports; the
United States supreme court reports; the federal reporter; notes
of the lawyers reports annotated; including all Virginia cases
cited in the southeastern reporter (Virginia cases), together
with key number annotations. Also citations of constitutions,
codes and all subsequent laws and rules <5f court. First edition.
1913. The Frank Shepard Company, New York, c 1912. 20676
227 p. 8vo.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1913] A Bibliogra/phy of Virginia 961
Separate Documents; MiaeelUmea
Asrieultnre. Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia.
Bulletin no. 78 February 1918. . . . [Richmond] : Davis Bottom, super-
intendent of public printing, [1918] 20«77
32 p. tllus. 2Scm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 74, March, 1918. . . . [Richmond]: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing, [1913] 20678
32 p. illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigrration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 76, April, 1913. . . . [Richmond]: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing, [1918] 20679
32 p. Illu8. 2^cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia, Bul-
letin no. 76, May, 1913. . . . [Richmond] : Davis Bottom, superintend-
ent public printmg, [19131 20680
32 p. illus. 23cin.
Department of Agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 77, June, 1913. . . . [Richmond] : Davis Bottom, superintendent
of public printing, [1913] 20681
40 p. illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 78^ July, 1913. . . . [Richmond] : Davis Bottom, superintend-
ent of public printing, [1913] 20682
40 p. Illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virg:inia. Bul-
letin no. 79, August, 1913. . . . [Richmond] : Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent public printing, [1913] 20683
32 p. illu8. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 80, September, 1913. . . . [Richmond] : Davis Bottom, super-
intendent public printing, [1913] 20684
48 p. illus. 23cm.
Department of rgriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 81, October, 1913. . . . [Richmond]: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing, [19131 20685
32 p. illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 82, November, 1913. . . . [Richmond] : Davis Bottom, super-
intendent public printing, [1913] 20686
32 P. illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia; Bul-
letin no. 83, December, 1913. . . . [Richmond] : Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent public printing, [1913] 20687
40 p. illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. The
[36th] annual report of the commissioner [G. W. Koiner] and the board of
agriculture and immigration. 1913. [Bulletin no. 84] Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1914. 20688
192, [1] p. front. Illus. 23cm. At head of title on cover:
Bulletin no. 84. Berkley D. Adams, president of board. [Information for
the farmer]: p. 14-192.
Virginia department of agriculture and immigration. Farmers'
bulletin no. 18. How to purchase and how to label agricultural seeds. Sug-
gestions for purchasing seeds. How to have seed tested. The tag or label
requirements of the agricultural seed law. . . . G. W. Koiner, com-
missioner. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1913.
20689
14 [1] p. Illus. 23cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. Department of agriculture and
immigration, G. W. Koiner, commissioner. In cooperation with the depait-
Digitized by CjOOQIC
£62 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Mann, Gov.
ment of agriculture, forest service, Henry S. Graves, forester. Wood-using
mdustries of Virginia, by Roger E. Simmons, statistician on forest products.
Pnnted under the direction of the American forestry association. [1913] ?
2069O
88 p. plates. 23.5cm.
-— - Dodder, a destructive pest in alfalfa and clover fields. [By
G. T. French] Department of agriculture and immigration, G. W. Koiner,
commissioner. 1913. Leaflet 1. 20691
4 p. 22cm.
Virginia truck experiment station, Norfolk, Va. . . .
Truck crop investigations. Kale fertilizers, by T. C. Johnson. Bulletin no.
9, October 1, 1913. 20692
p. 173-203. lUus. 23cm.
Banks. Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 14, February 4, 1913. Showing the con-
dition of incorporated state banks as of Feb. 20, 1912 April 18, 1912: June
14, 1912; Sept. 4, 1912; Nov. 26, 1912; Feb. 4, 1913 and national banks in
Virgima as of February 20, 1912, and February 4, 1913, C. C. Barksdale,
chief examiner. 20693
i p. 21.5xl8cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 15, April 4, 1913. Showing the condition
of incorporated state banks as of April 18, 1912; June 14, 1912; Sept. 4, 1912;
Nov. 26, 1912; Feb. 4, 1913; April 4, 1913, and national banks in Virginia
as of April 18, 1912, and April 4, 1913. C. C. Barksdale, chief examiner.
20694
4 p. 21.5xl8cm. ,
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 16, June 4, 1913. Showing the condition
of incorporated state banks as of June 14, 1912; Sept. 4, 1912; Nov. 26,
1912; Feb. 4. 1913; April 4, 1913; June 4, 1913 and national banks in Vir-
ginia as of June 14, 1912, and June 4, 1913. C. C. Barksdale, chief ex-
aminer. 20695
4 p. 21.5xl8cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement ho. 17, August 9, 1913. Showing the condi-
tion of incorporated state banks as of Sept. 4, 1912; Nov. 26, 1912; Feb. 4,
1913; April 4, 1913; June 4, 1913; Aug. 9, 1913 and national banks in Vir-
ginia as of September 4, 1912, and August 9, 1913. C. C. Barksdale, chief
examiner. 20696
4 p. 21.5xl8cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State comporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 18, October 21, 1913. Showing the condi-
tion of incorporated banks as of Nov. 26, 1912; Feb. 4, 1913; April 4. 1913;
June 4, 1913; Aug. 9, 1913; Oct. 21, 1913 and national banks in Virginia as
of November 26, 1912, and October 21, 1913. C. C. Barksdale, chief ex-
aminer. 20697
4 p. 21.5xl8cm.
Statements showing the condition of the incorporated state
banks operating in Virginia at the close of business, October 21, 1913. Ar-
ranged alphabetically according to location. Compiled by state corporation
commission banking division. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent
public printing. 1914. 20698
162 p. 23cm.
Confederate soldiers. Report of board of visitors Lee camp soldiers'
home, Richmond, Va. December 31, 1913. Richmond, Va., 1914. 20699
24 p. 23cm.
Roster of Confederate-pensioners of Virg:inia showing payments
from October 1, 1912, to October 1, 1913, to all pensioners enrolled under
the several acts of assembly. . . . Compiled by the auditor of public
accounts, and issued as a supplement to his annual report. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1913. 20700
1(9 p. 28xl2cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
1913] A Bibliography of Virginia 963
Corporations. Eleventh annual report of the state corporation com-
mission of Virginia for the year ending December 31, 1913. General re-
port . . . [Robert R. Frentis, chairman, Wm. F. Rhea, J. Richard Wing-
fleld, commissioners] Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent public print-
ing, 1914. 20701
X, 694 p. 24cm.
Appendix to eleventh annual report of the state corporation com-
mission of Virginia for the year ending December 31, 1913. Reports and
statistics of canals, railroads, electric railways and other corporate com-
panies are for fiscal year ending June 30, 1913. Richmond, Davis Bottom,
superintendent public printing, 1914. 20702
1216 p. 24cin.
Crime and criminals. The jail: A pressing social problem. Reprint
from annual report of the state board of charities and corrections for 191-5
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1913. 20703
8 p. 23cm.
Dairy and food division. Department of agriculture and immigration
of Virginia. Dairy and food division, Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food
commissioner; Benj. L. Purcell, assistant to commissioner. List of regis-
tered manufacturers of commercial stock feeds and stock and poultry pow-
ders registered for current calendar year, and additions to list of wheat
and com mills published in bulletins nos. 22 and 25. May 1, 1913. . . .
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1913. 20704
46 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 29.
Quarterly report of the dairy and food commissioner of Vir-
ginia for the period from March 1, 1913, to May 31. 1913, Wm. D. Saunders,
dairy and food commissioner. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of
public printing. 1913. 20703
68 p. 23cm. Department of agriculture and Immigration of Vlr-
grinia. Dairy and food division. Bulletin no. 30.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia, dairy
and food division, Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food commissioner; Benj.
L. Purcell, assistant to commissioner. List of wheat and com millers and
additions to list of registered manufacturers of commercial stock feeds and
manufacturers of stock and poultry powders, as published in bulletin no. 29.
August 15, 1913. . . . Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of
public printing, 1913. 20706
16 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 31.
Quarterly report of the dairy and food commissioner of Vir-
ginia, for the period from June 1, 1913, to August 31, 1913. Wm. D. Saun-
ders, dairy and food commissioner. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintend-
ent of public printing, 1913. 20707
60 p. 23cm. Department of agriculture and immigration of Vir-
ginia. Dairy and food division. Bulletin no. 33.
Interpretation of the prominent requirements of the state feed-
ing stuffs law. Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food commissioner; Benj. L.
Purcell, assistant to the commissioner. Richmond: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent of public printing, 1913. 20708
15 p. 23cm. Department of agriculture and immigration of Vir-
ginia. Dairy and food division. Bulletin no. 34.
Quarterly report of the dairy and food commissioner of Vir-
ginia, for the period from Sept. 1, 1913, to Nov. 30, 1913. Wm. D. Saunders,
dairy and food commissioner. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of
public printing, 1914. 20709
69 p. 23cm. Department of agriculture and immigration of Vir-
ginia. Dairy and food division. Bulletin no. 36.
Education. Co-operative education association bulletin. Junior civic
league booklet. Virginia public schools. Issued by the co-operative education
association of Virginia. [1913] 20710
22 p. 21cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
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Co-operative education association bulletin. The school as a
neighborhood center. List of speakers for 1913-1914. Published by the
co-operative education association of Virginia, Mrs. B. B. Munford, presi-
dent. 20711
16 p. 23ctn.
The school fair in Virginia. Suggestions for organizing and
conducting. Issued by the department of public instruction of Virginia, R.
C. Steames, superintendent. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of
public printing, 1913. 20712
24 p. 23cm.
County school fairs in Virginia, second edition. Issued by de-
partment of public instruction of Virginia, J. D. Eggleston, superintendent,
December, 1912. Richmond, D. Bottom, supt. of public printing, 1913.
. 2071S
cover-title, 68 p. illus. 23cin.
The Virginia journal of education, v. 6, Oct., 1912-June, 1913.
Richmond. 20714
432 p. Ulus. 27 cm. Monthly except August and September. Rob-
ert Lee Blanton, editor and publisher.
Virginia school report. Anifual report of the superintendent
of public instruction of the commonwealth of Virginia with accompanying
documents. School year 1912-1913. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintend-
ent of public printing, 1915. 20715
628 p. front., plates. 24cm. R. C. Steames, superintendent.
Farmville normal school. State female normal school, Farmville, Vir-
ginia. [Catalogue] 1912-1913. Twenty-ninth session opens September 4,
1912. [Lynchburg, J. P. Bell co., printers] 20716
131. [1] p. front. 23Hcm.
Special days in the training school work of the kindergarten
and elementary grpades; selected and arranged by the training school faculty
of the state female normal school, Farmville, Virginia. Farmville, Va., The
state female normal school [1913] 20717
62 p. 23cm.
Feeble-minded. The problem of the feeble-minded. Reprint from
annual report of the state board of charities and corrections for 1913. Rich-
mond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1913. 20718
19 p. ' 23.6cm.
Forest products. . . . Shortleaf pine in Virginia. The increase in
its yield by thinning. By W. W. Ashe, forest examiner, forest service.
Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1918. 20719
44 p. front., plates. 23cm. At head of title: I^epartment of agri-
culture and ImmiKration of Virginia. Geo. W. Koiner, commissioner, in co-
operation with the forest service United States department of agriculture,
Henry S. Graves, forester.
Fredericksburg normal school. State normal and industrial school
for women, Fredericksburg, Va. Catalogue for 1912-1913. Announcement
for 1913-1914. Session opens September 11, 1913. 20720
83, [1] p. front., plates. 23V4cm.
Geological survey. Virginia geological survey, university of Virginia-
Thomas Leonard Watson, Ph. D., director. Bulletin no. 3-A. Geology of the
titanium and apatite deposits of Virginia. By Thomas Leonard Watson and
Stephen Taber. Charlottesville, University of Virginia, 1913. 20721
xvi, 308 p. front., illus., plates, maps (part fold.), plans, diagrs. 26cm.
Bibliography: p. 290-297.
Virginia geological survey, university of Virginia. Thomas
Leonard Watson, Ph. D., director. Bulletin no. 5. The underground water
resources of the coastal plain province of Virginia. By Samuel Sanford.
Prepared in cooperation with the United States geolofrical survey. Char-
lottesville, University of Virginia, 1913. 20722
xiil, rin. 361 p. Ulus., maps (part fold.), tables (part fold.), diagrs.
(part fold.) 26cm. , _ , „. . . ,„
Virginia geological survey,- university of Vimma. Thomas
Leonara Watson Ph. D., director. Bulletin no. 7. Geology of the gold belt
Digitized by VjOOQIC
1913] A Bibliography of Virginia 965
in the James river basiii, Virginia. By Stephen Taber, assistant geolopst.
«^harlottesville. University of Virginia, 1913. *?/,?*
X, C2]. 271 p. Illus., plates, maps (part fold.), dlagrs. 27cin. Bib-
liOKraphy: p. 260-261. . .^ . ^,. . . ^
Virfinia geolo*ncal survey, university of Virguua. Thomas
iieonard Watson, Ph. D., director. Bulletin no. 8. Biennial report on the
mineral production of Virginia during the calendar years 1911 and 1912.
By Thomas L. Watson. With chapters on zirconiferous sandstone near
Ashland, Virginia, by Thomas L. Watson and Frank L. Hess, and Geology
of the salt and gypsum deposits of southwestern Virginia by George W.
Stose. Charlottesville, University of Virginia, 1913. 20724
V, [2], 76 p. lllus., plates, maps, diagrs. 27cm.
Harrisonburg normal schooL The normal bulletin, v. 5, no. 1, Janu-
ary, 1913. State normal and industrial school, Harrisonburg, Virginia.
Rural sociology. Announcement of spring quarter. Preliminary announce-
ment of summer quarter. 20725
20 p. 2Scm.
The normal bulletin, v. 5, no. 2, March, 1913. State normal
school, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Summer session, 1913. First term June 18-
July 29. Second term July 30-August 30. 20726
62 p. plates. 23cm.
The normal bulletin, v. 5, no. 3, May, 1913. State normal and
industrial school for women, Harrisonburg, Virginia. [Catalogue] . . .
Fifth year begins Sentember 24, 1913. 20727
124 p. front, plates, plan, map. 23cm.
The normal bulletin, v. 5, no. 4, November, 1913. State nor-
mal and industrial school, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Rural sociology. "Best
things from best communities." Announcement of spring '•uarter. 20728
22 p. 23cm.
Horticulture. Virginia. State horticultural society. Bulletin. Series
of 1913, no. 5, Nov. 1913. 20729
16 p.
Report [of the] seventeenth annual session of the Virginia
state horticultural society held in the city auditorium, Lynchburg, Va. Janu-
ary 8th, 9th and 10th, 1913. The Michie company, printers, Charlottesville,
Va., 1913. 20730
312 p. front, plates. 23.Scm.
Soil management in Virginia apple orchard. By S. W. Fletcher.
. . . Reprinted from the report of the seventeenth annual session of the
Virginia state horticultural society, held at Lynchburg, Va., January 7, 8, 9,
1913. 20731
19 p. nius. 23cm.
Some neglected phases of our orchard industry. By A. W.
Drinkard, jr. . . . Reprint from the report of the seventeenth annual
session of the Virginia state horticultural society, held at Lynchburg, Va.,
January 8, 9, and 10, 1913. 20732
14 p. 23cm.
House <rf bnrgeases. Journals of the house of burgesses of Virginia,
1695-1696, 1696-1697, 1698, 1699, 1700-1702. Edited by H. R. Mcllwaine.
[Edited and published by authority of the library board of the Virginia
state library] Richmond, Virginia, 1913. > 20733
414 p. 33cm.
Contents: Burgesses; Introductory note; preface; Journal, 1695; Journal,
April 1696; Journal, September, 1696-November, 1697; Journal, 1698; Journal,
April, 1699; Journal, December, 1700; Journal, August, 1701; Journal, May,,
1702; Journal, June, 1702; Journal, AuKust, 1702; index.
Insurance. Seventh annual report of the commissioner of insurance
of Virginia for the fiscal year ending April 30, 1913 covering business of
1912. Fire, marine, life and miscellaneous companies and fraternal associa-
tion. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1913.
20734
1084 p. 24cm. Joseph Button, commissioner.
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j66 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Mann, Grov.
Law. •Pleading and practice in actions of coinmon law, by Martin
P. Burks. For sale by W. C. Stewart, bookseller, Lexington, Virginia. The
Michie company, printers, Charlottesville, Virginia. 1913. 20735
'Questions and answers to bar examinations [under the direc-
tion of the supreme court of appeals of Virginia] 1910-1913. By Frank
Moore and T. B. Benson. Sold by Anderson bros., booksellers and pub-
lishers university of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. The Michie company,
printers, Char'ottesville, Va. 1913. 20736
*The Virginia law register, vol. 19. May 1913 to April 1914.
K. T. W. Duke, jr., editor. Homer Richey, Minor Bronaugh, associate
editors. The Michie company, Charlottesville, Va. 1914. 20737
1023 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia courts.
Special articles: The new federal equity rule no. 46, by Geo. Bryan;
The Minnesota rate coses; Tlie federal employers' liability act, by Homer
Richey; Collateral inheritance tax. by Edmund Nichols; Can a woman be a
deputy clerk in VirKinia?. by G. M. McNutt; Tax titles in Virginia, by A. S.
Lanier; Robert I^ewls Parrish, by Armistead C. Gordon; Status of suicide as
a crime, by R. 'W. Withers; Priority between purchase money and laborer's
liens, by S. B. Whitehead: A new tangle in bankruptcy law, by J. M. Mason;
The duty of the bar, by R. Gordon Finney; Should the review of a case tried
by a jury under sec. 10 of the national food and drugs act be by writ of er-
ror or appeal?, by Alexander Sidney Lanier; Negligence and the employers' .
liability act, by C. Vernon Ford; Injury to goods by act of God during delay
by carrier, by T. B. Benson.
'Virginia laws made plain; laws and legal forms prepared for
the use of farmers, mechanics and business men. Comp. by Attorney R. B.
Davis, jr. . . . [St. Joseph, Mo., Combe printing co.] 1913. 20738
cover- title, 100 p. 22cm. "Presented by First national bank, Carl-
ville, Virginia."
Library. Bulletin (Issued quarterly) January, 1913. v. 6, no. 1.
A list of manuscripts relating to the history of agriculture in Virginia,
collected by N. F. Cabell, and now in the Virginia state library. Compiled
by Earl G. Swem, assistant librarian. Richmond, Va., D. Bottom, supt. of
public printing, 1913. 20739
20 p. 23 Hem.
Bulletin (Issued quarterly) April, 1913. v. 6, no._ 2. A list
of the portraits and pieces of statuary in the Virginia state library with
biogpraphical notes. Compiled by Earl G. Swem, assistant librarian. Rich-
mond, D. Bottom, supt. of public printing, 1913. 20740
[2i]-43 p. 23Hcm.
Virginia state library bulletin. (Issued quarterly) July, Octo-
ber, 1913. V. 6, nos. 3, 4. An author and subject index to the Southern
historical society papers, vols. 1-38. Compiled by Mrs. Kate Pleasants
Minor, reference librarian, under the direction of Earl G, Swem, assistant
librarian. Richmond, D. Bottom, supt. of public printing, 1913. 20741
[451-139 p. 23%cm.
Tenth annual report of the library board of the Virginia state
library, 1912-1913. To which is appended the tenth annual report of the
state librarian. Richmond, D. Bottom, supt. public printing, 1914. 20742
47. [1] p. 23Hcm. A. C. Gordon, chairman of board. H. R. Mc-
Ilwaine, librarian.
Medical examining board. [Proceedings T)f the medical examining
board of Virginia, held June, 1913, Richmond, Virginia] 20743
Copy not seen.
[Proceedings of the medical examining board of Virginia, held
December, 1913. Richmond, Virginia] 20744
Copy no* sepn.
Public health. [Virginia health bulletin. Department of health,
v. 5, no. 1, January, 1913. Virginia health almanac] 20745
32 p. 23cm. .,,,.«
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 5, no. 3,
March, 1913, A catechism on public health. . . . Second ed. 20746
p. 33-40. 23cm.
V
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Department of health.
— — Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 6, extra
no. 1, February 15, 1913. A tuberculosis catechism for beginners. 20747
p. 41-48. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 5, extra
no. 2, March 20, 1913. A health handbook for colored people. 20748
p. 49-56, 23cm.
. .. Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 5,
Apnl, 1913. Malaria or "chills and fever."
p. 49-64, lllus. 23cm.
„ . Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 5,
no. 3, reprinted April 30, 1913. The sanitary privy.
p. 73-76, lUus., 23cm. ' •' J
»» TZr:: X'''*^''^ health bulletin. Department of health.
May, 1913. A catechism on public health. . . . Third ed
p. 77-84. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin.
June, 1913. Good health in summer.
p. 85-100, I11U8., 23cm.
T . 7ZT Yir?">'* hkalth bulletin. Department of health.
July, 1913. [The mother and the child]
p. 101-113 [11, lUus.. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health.
August, 1913. The call to arms against typhoid fever.
p. 117-120, 23cm.
, — — Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 5, extra
no. 4, June 20, 1913. Smallpox in Virginia. 20755
p. 117-124. lUus., 23cmT
Supplement to Virginia health bulletin.. Department of health.
y. 5, no. 8, August, 1913. How the exercise of a little common sense on the
farm and in the home will prevent the dismal ravages of typhoid fever.
p. 121-124. nius., - 23cm. ^756
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 5, no. 9,
September, 1913. Revised register of physicians in private practice, county
and city health officers, registrars of births and deaths. 1913. 20757
p. 125-160, 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 5, no. 10,
October, 1913. [The mother and the child] 20758
p. 161-176 [1], lUus., 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 5, no. 11,
November, 1913. Virginia's roll of life and death. 20759
p. 177-191, [1], illus., map, 23cm.
Supplement to Virginia health bulletin. Department of health.
V. 5, no. 11, November, 1913. Supplementary suggestions for physicians and
no. 4,
20749
extra
20750
V. 5, no. 5,
20751
V. 6, no. 6,
20752
V. 5, no. 7,
20753
V. 6, no. 8,
20754
20760
5, no. 12,
20761
^ 5, extra
20762
V. 5, extra
regulations for registrars.
p. 193-196. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health.
December, 1913. Scarlet fever and worse things that follow.
p. 193-200. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health.
no. 5, December 15, 1913. Measles.
p. 201-208. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health.
no. 6, December 25, 1913. Why should the baby have whooping cough?
20763
p. 209-212, 23cm.
Radford normal school. The Radford normal bulletin, v. 1, no. 1,
July, 1913. Announcements. Session opens September 17, 1913. State
normal and industrial school. East Radford, Virginia. 20764
49 D. 23cm.
Railroads. Virgrinia classification no. 1 effective Otcober 1, 1907
(revised to December 31, 1913). Being a classification of freight applicable
to the railroad lines doing business in Virginia, as ordered. Prepared and
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968 BvUetin Virginia State Library [Mann, Gov.
issued by order of the state corporation commission, Richmond, Va. R. T.
Wilson, clerk. 20765
148 p. 23cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Mileage class and commodity rates applicable to steam railroads in Virginia
as authorized by the commission and in force December 31, 1913. Richmond :
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1914. 20766
101 p. 22.6cm.
Shenandoah lime co. Shenandoah lime company et als. vs. Williana
Hodges Mann, governor, etc., et als. Note of argument for the appellees
replying to appellant's petition for appeal treated as their opening brief.
[19131 20767
. ?^ P- _ 23cm. At head of title: In the supreme court of appeals in
Virginia at Richmond.
State debt. In the supreme court of the United States. No. 2.
Original. October term, 1913. Commonwealth of Virginia v. state of West
Virginia. In equity. Motion of the complainant. Supplement to record.
Richmond: Clyde W. Saunders. [1913] 20768
3 p. 24cm.
In the supreme court of the United States. No. 2. Original.
October term, 1913. Commonwealth of Virginia v. state of West Virginia.
In equity. Motion of the complainant. Richmond: Clyde W. Saunders.
[1913] 20769
46 p. 23cm.
Supreme court of the United States. October term, 1913. No.
2, original. In equity. Commonwealth of Virginia vs. state of West Vir-
ginia. Brief for bondholding creditors. Holmes Conrad, Sanford Robinson,
counsel for bondholding creditors. [Washing^ton, D. C: Judd & Detweiler,
inc., printers] [1913] 20770
9 p. 23.5cm.
In the supreme court of the United States. October term. 1913.
No. 2, original. Commonwealth of Virginia, complainant vs. state of West
Virginia, defendant. In equity. Note of argument in resistance of complain-
ant's motion that the court proceed to adjudicate all undecided questions in
the cause. [Washington, D. C: Judd & Detweiler, inc., printers] [1913]
20771
11 p. 23.5cm.
In the supreme court of the United States. No. 2, original.
October term, 1813. Commonwealth of Virginia v. state of West Virginia.
In equity. Response of the complainant to the motion of the defendant sub-
mitted in the above entitled cause. Richmond: Appeals press. [1913]
20772
IB p. 24cm. . .
In the supreme court of the United States. No. 2, original.
October term, 1913. Commonwealth of Virginia v. state of West Virginia.
In equity. Brief for complainant upon final hearing set down tor April 13,
1914. Richmond: Appeals press. [1914] 20773
24 p. 23cm. . .
In the supreme court of the United States. No. 2, original.
Commonwealth of Virginia, complainant, v. state of West Virginia, defend-
ant. In equity. Note of argument in support of complainant's motion that
the court shall proceed to wljudicate all undecided questions in the cause.
Lynchburg: J. P. Bell CO., inc. [1913] 20774
14 D. 2S.Rcm. ^.-„
In the supreme court of the United States. October term, 1913.
No. 2, original. Commonwealth of Virginia vs. state of West Virginia.
Brief for the bondholding creditors. Holmes Conrad, Sanford Robinson,
counsel for the bondholding creditors. Washington: Judd & Detweiler.
inc., printers. [19131 20775
[129] p. 23.6cm.
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1913] A Bibliography of Virginia 969
In the supreme court of the United SUtea. October term, 1913.
No. 2, original. Commonwealth of Virgrinia vs. state of West Virginia.
In equity. Before Hon. Charles E. Littlefield, master, at Richmond, Virginia,
August 17-19 and September 2-12, 1914. Volume I, record of hearings, [no
place, no date] 2077S
1076 p. 23cm.
In the supreme court of the United States. October term, 1913.
No. 2, original. Commonwealth of Virginia vs. state of West Virginia in
equity. Before Hon. Charles E. Littlefield, master, at Richmond, Virginia,
August 17-19 and September 2-12, 1914. Volume II, defendant's and plain-
tiff's exhibits, [no place, no date] ^777
443 p. map. 23em. .
Summer normal schools. State summer school for colored teachers
at Christiansburg, industrial institute, Cambria, Virginia, July 1st to
August 2nd. The press of the Christiansburg industrial institute, Cambria,
Virginia. [1913] 20778
6 p. 23cm.
Taxation. Extracts from the proceedings of the conference on taxa-
tion of the sixteenth conference for education in the south. Richmond, Vir-
ginia, April 17-18, 1913. Issued by the legislative reference bureau of Vir-
ginia. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1914.
20779
27 D. 22.5cm.
University of Virginia. Alumni bulletin of the University of Vir-
ginia. 3rd series, v. 6, no. 1, January, 1913. Tributes to Prof. John W.
Mallet. Charlottesville, Va., University of Virginia press, 1913. 20780
[31-136, fvill p. front., ports., map. 23Hcm.
Pontenta in part: John W. Mallet, by Wm. H. Echols: Student Ute in
the eiichties, hy RnleiKh O. Minor; The Panama canal, by Wm. M. Thornton;
The neero and the ballad, by C. Alphouso Smith.
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series, v. 6,
no. 2, April, 1913. Class organization reunion of 1908. Charlottesville, Va.,
University of Virginia press, 1913. 20781
ri39]-292, flil] p. front, ports., pi. 23cm.
Contents in part: The honor system from the student's point of view,
bv W. S. A. Pott: Truth, bv Wm. H. Echols: A. Leo Wpil, publicist, by N. T.
M'Manaway; The curriculum of the high school, by Wm. M. Thornton.
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series, v. 6,
no. 3, July, 1913. New finals spirit. Charlottesville, Va., University of
Virginia press, 1913. 20782
r2961-468 o. front., IHus., ports., plates. 23%cm.
Contents in part: Precedents, by Lewis D. Crenshaw; Baccalaureate
sermon, by Dr. J. F.Genune; The man in the moon, by Geo. Harvey; The
college man and the state, by Lewis M. Coleman; The tendency of our times,
by Oscar W. Underwood: Patriotism and literature, by Stockton Axson; Al-
bert Henry Tuttle, by Wm. A. Kepner: Who bought Louisiana?, by Wm. M.
Thornton; Student life in the sixties, by Jno. C. Walker; Publicity, by Dr.
Talcott Williams; The Hertz classical library, by Thomas Fltzhugh.
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series, v. 6,
no. 4, August, 1913. Summer school. Rural life conference. Charlottes-
viUe, Va., University of Virginia press, 1913. 20783
[471] -580 p. front., port., plates. 23Vicm.
Contents In part: Champ Clark fourth of July orator; Honor system
at summer session; Rural life conference addresses: Wm. A. Pratt, A. W.
Drinkard. C. E. Starkweather, S. W. Fletcher, H. B. r>err. F. P. DunnlnKton,
J D Eg-Kleston, C. H. Robinson. Lyman Currier, Arthur D. Holmes. J. W. Hill,
Cleveland Abbe, Mrs. Mary C. Stevens, T. O. Sandy, Ella G. Agnew, Wllhel-
m na ^po^ . ^j^^^j^. ^uHgtin ^f ^^ University of Virginia. 3rd series, v. 6,
no. 5, October, 1913. Opening of the eighty-ninth session. Charlottesville,
Va., University of Virginia press, 1913. 20784
[5831-708 p. front, lllus.. ports., plates. 23Hcm.
Contents in part: The history and'meanine of baccalaureate degrees, by
Ormond Stone; Some hisrh school problems, by J. S Grasty; Dr. B. W. Green's
great gift by Jno. S. Patton; The hope of agriculture in the South, by Dr.
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p. B. Barringer; William C. Folkes scholarships: Chas. Augustus Brlees. by
W. M. Forrest; Tribute to Senator Rayner, by Isaac L. Straus; John Lewis s
"Tables of comparative etymology", a work to which Professors Long ana
Blaetterman contributed, by Jas. M. Garnett: University race commission.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philosoph-
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 7, pp. 200-221, January, 1912. A
contribution to the geology and mineralogy of Graves Mountain, Georgia,
by Thomas L. Watson and J. Wilbur Watson. Charlottesville, Va., Uni-
versity of Virginia. 20785
201-221 p. illus., map. 27cm.
University of Virginia publlcatfons. Bulletin of the philosoph-
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 8, pp. 223-230, January, 1912. An
unusual occurrence of the mineral Evansite, by John Sharshall Grasty.
Charlottesville, Va., University of Virginia. 20786
223-230 p., incl. pi. 27cm.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philosoph-
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 9, pp. 231-242, February, 1912. On
a certain quadratic form with its geometric and kinetic interpretations, by
William H. Echols. Charlottesville, Va., University of Virginia. 20787
231-242 p. 27cm.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philosoph-
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 10, pp. 243-265, June, 1912. The
flow of water in artificial channels; clean pipes, by William H. Echols.
Charlottesville, Va., University of Virginia. 20788
243-265 p. fold. pi. 27cm.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philosoph-
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 11, pp. 267-292, July, 1912. Zir-
coniferous sandstone near Ashland, Virginia, with a summary of the prop-
erties, occurrence and uses of zircon in general, by Thomas L. Watson and
Frank L. Hess. Charlottesville, Va., University of Virginia. 20789
267-292 p. lllus., plates, map. 27cm.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the phUosoph-
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 12, pp. 293-317, July, 1912. Studies
in human heredity, by H. E. Jordan. Charlottesville, Va., University of Vir-
ginia. 20790
293-317 p. lUua. 27cm.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philosoph-
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 13, pp. 319-330, January, 1918. The
evolutionary construction of the imaginary power of a number and its
expression as the exponential function, by William H. Echols. Charlottes-
ville, Virginia, University of Virginia. 20791
319-330 p. 27cm.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philosoph-
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 14, pp. 331-333, February, 1913.
Magmatic names proposed in the quantitative system of classification for
some new rock types in Virginia, by Thomas L. Watson and Stephen Taber.
Charlottesville, Va., University of Virginia. 20792
331-333 p. 26Vicm.
University of Virg^inia publications. Bulletin of the philosoph-
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 15, pp. 335 to 339, March, 1913. On
the root of a monogenic function inside a closed contour along which the
modulus is constant, by'William H. Echols. Charlottesville, Va., University
of Virginia. 20793
336-339 p. 27cm.
University of Virginia publications. Proceedings of the philo-
sophical society, 1911-1912 [i. e. 1912-1913;] Reports of the proceedings
of the scientific, medical and humanistic sections of the society. University
of Virginia, Charlottesville. [1913] 20794
99-134 p. 26Hcm.
Publications of the Leander McCormick observatory of the
University of Virginia, S. A. Mitchell, director, v. 2, pt. 2. Wave-lengths
of the chromosphere from spectra obtained at the 1905 eclipse, [by S. A.
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Mitchell] Reprinted from the astrophysical journal, v. 38, p. 407-495, 1913.
20795
[25] -113 p. front., plates, tables. 24cm.
University of Virginia record. Department of Medicine. An-
nouncements, 1913-1914. Register of students, 1912-1913. Charlottesville,
ya.. Published by the University five times a year, December, February,
March, April, June, December, 1912. 20796
26 p. 23 Hem.
University of Virginia record, v. 6, no. 2. Catalogue number,
1912-1913. Charlottesville, Va., February, 1913. 20797
318 p. 23cm. Published by the University five times a year,
December, February, March, April and June.
Virginiai military institute. Virginia military institute, v. 9, no. 6.
Official register, 1912-1913. Lexington, Va. 20798
151 p. 23cm.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic
institute. The state agricultural and mechanical college. The alumni reg-
ister. January, 1913. v. 6, no. 1. [n. p., 1913] 20799
112 p. 23cm.
Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic institute. The state agri-
cultural and mechanical college. Catalogue. April, 1913. v. 6. no. 2.
[Roanoke, Va., The Stone printing & mfg. co.J [1913] 20800
178 p. . fold, front. ;j3cm.
Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic institute. The state agri-
cultural and mechanical college. Commencement number. .July, 1913. v. 6,
no. 3. [Roanoke, Va., The Stone printing & mfg. co.] [1913] 20801
55 p. front, (port.) 23cm.
Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic institute. The state agri-
cultural and mechanical college. Opening number. October, 1913. v. 6,
no. 4. [Roanoke, Va., The Stone printing & mfg. co.] [1913] 2O802
10 p. front., illus., plate, plan, ports. 23cm.
Annual report of the Virginia polytechnic institute ag^ricultural
experiment station 1913, 1914. Blacksburg, Montgomery county, Virginia.
Lynchburg, Va., Brown-Morrison co., inc., printers, 1915. 20803
169 p. illus. 23cm. W. J. Schoene, acting director.
The effect of association of leeumes and non-iesrumes, by W. B. Ellett,
H. H. Hill and W. G. Harris. Notes on plant diseases In Virginia observed
In 1913 and 1914. bv Howard S. Reed and C. H. Crablll. NItroKen fixation and
nitrification in various soil types, by Howard S. Reed and Bruce Williams.
The effect of some organic soil constituents upon nitrogen fixation by azoto-
bacter, by Howard S. Reed and Bruce Williams. Some eftects of pruning, ro )t
pruning, ringing and stripping on the formation of fruit buds on dwarf apple
trees, by A. W. Drlnliard, Jr. The effect of green manuring on soil nitrates
under graen house conditions, by H. H. Hill. Smoothness and keeping qualities
in ice cream, as affected by solids, by W. K. Bralnerd. The amount of arsenic
In solution when lead arsenate Is added to different spray solutions, by W. B.
Ellett and J. T. Grissom.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Agricultural experiment sta-
tion. Department of horticulture. Bulletin 201, February, 1913. Prepara-
tion of concentrated lime-sulphur solution on the farm, by G. C. Starcher.
2U804
16 p. Illus. 23cm.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Agricultural experiment sta-
tion. Department of agronomy. Bulletin 202, May, 1913. The immediate
effect on yield of crossing strains of com, by Lyman Carrier. 20805
11 p. illus. 23cm.
William and Mary college. Bulletin of the college of William and
Mary., v. 7, no. 1. June, 1913. Catalogue 1912-1913. Announcements
1913-1914. Two hundred and twentieth year. Williamsburg, Va. 2080«
112 p. front. 23cm.
Bulletin of the college of William and Mary, Williamsburg,
Virginia, v. 7, no. 2. October, 1913. Addresses during the final exercises.
June 8-12, 1913. Samuel Black McCormick, LL. D., Pittsburgh, PennsyU
vania, and Gaillard Hunt, LL. D., Washington, D. C. June, 1913. 20807
23 p. 23cm.
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Bulletin of the college of WUliam and Mary. Published four
times each year. v. 7, no. 4. Echoes from the campus of the college of
William and Mary in Virginia. 20808
23 p. front, plates. 24%cin.
1914
Journals
Journal of the house of dele^rates of Vir^nia. Session which
commenced at the state capitol on Wednesday, January 14, 1914.
liichmond : Davis Bottom, . superintendent of public printing.
1314. 20809
IIM p. 23cm.
Session beean Jan. 14, 1914 and ended March 20, 1914. Edwin P. Cox.
speaker.
Rules: p. 8-17. 20810
[Message of the governor, W. H. Mann]: p. 18-28, 45-52; appendix,
statement of progress made in education in Governor Mann's administra-
tion; recommendations of state board of charities concerning the feeble-
minded: p. 53-56. 20811
Returns of the election for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney
general, secretary of commonwealth, and treasurer: p. 60-65. 20812
[Report on repairs to the capitol and library] : p. 83. *ZW813
[Resolution of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia
relative to a woman's college coordinate with the university] : p. 93. 20814
[Message of the governor, with appendix: Statement from the chief
examiner of banks, and from tiie chief of the dairy and food division of
the department of agriculture and immigration] : p. 94-109. 20815
[Report of H. P. Beck, of the administrative board of Richmond, rel-
ative to the Washington monument]: p. 126. 20816
[Correspondence relating to the manuscripts in the possession of the
heirs of Benson o. Lossingl: p. 127, 128. 20817
I Communication of Dr. Livius Lankford]: p. 158. 20818
Message of the governor relative to rural credit banks]: p. 240,
241. 20819
[Message of the governor, H. C. Stuart, relative to tax reform]:
p. 317, 318. 20820
[Message of the governor relative to primary elections]: p. 556.
[Message of the governor relative to agricultural seeds, and the manu-
facture of paints] : p. 596, 597. 20822
[Communication of the auditor relating to pensions]: p. 636, 637.
[Correspondence relative to presenting a replica of the Houdon statue
to Great Britain] : p. 686, 719. 20824
[Communication of the public printer relative to the printing of cer-
tain bills]: p. 687. , ^ „2**25
[Message from the governor relative to the monument to John Tyler] :
p. 969. 20826
[Veto message relating to oyster planters] : p. 985. 20827
[Report of committee appointed to investigate the Confederate sol-
diers' home] : p. 990-995. . , 20828
[Message of governor relative to the Panama exposition]: p. 1001.
2vo£9
[Veto messages] : p. 1026, 1027, 1060. 20830
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[Veto meBsage relative to the exemption from taxation of the Frank-
lin and Pittsylvania railroad] : p. 1062. 208S1
Errata: p. 1082, 1088.
Copy of the record of the keeper of the rolls of the receipt, enroll-
ment, sitrning, delivery to governor, approval and return of bUls, and de-
livery to the superintendent of public printing, session 1914: p. 1<^-
1095. 20832
Members who served Jan. 14, 1914 to March 20, 1914: p. 1097, 1098.
20849
Officers of the house: p. 1099.
Index: p. 1101-1199.
[Documents as appendix] :
Contingent and incidental expenses. Statement of disbursement of
contingent fund, house of delegates, for session 1912, after the publica-
tion of journal for that session. House doc. A. 20834
14 p.
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. . . . Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public
printing. 1914. House doc. no. 1. 20835
21 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia, transmitting the re-
port of the second auditor in reference to the Miller fund. House doc. II.
20836
4 p.
Communication from the secretary of the commonwealth transmit-
ting verified statements of election expenses. House doc. no. III. 20837
9 p.
Inaugural address of Governor H. C. Stuart, delivered at the capitol
at Richmond, Monday, Feb. 2, 1914. House doc. no. IV. 20838
7 p.
Statement of appropriations and expenditures for the primary,
graded and high schools of the state, submitted by the superintendent of
public instruction in response to a resolution adopted by the house of
delegates, February 17, 1914. House doc. no. 6. 20839
fi p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond on Wed-
nesday, January 14, 1914. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1914. 20840
953 p. 23cm.
Session beg'an Jan. 14, 1914 and ended March 20, 1914. Lieutenant grov-
ernor J. Taylor EUyson, president. •
Members of the senate: p. 3, 4. 20841
Rules of the senate: p. 5-13. 20842
[Message of the governor, William H. Mann, Jan. 14, 1914] : p. 15-25.
20843
250 copies printed separately.
[Message of the governor, Jan. 16, 1914, including a statement from
the superintendent of public instruction showing progress made in public
education, and a statement of the board of Charities concerning the feeble
minded] : p. 43-55. 20844
[Returns of election for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney gen-
eral, secretary of the commonwealth, treasurer]: p. 57. 20845
[Message from the governor, Jan. 20, 1914, including a statement
from the banking division, and statement from dairy and food division]:
p. 74-90. 20846
[Report of H. P. Beck relative to the condition of the Washington
monument]: p. 104. 20847
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[Correspondence relative to the return by the Lossing estate of manu-
scripts to the state library]: p. 104-106. 20848
;Communication from Dr. Livius Lankf ord] : p. 126. 20849
List of division superintendents of schools] : p. 213, 214, 387. 20850
Message of the governor, Henry C. Stuart, relative to tax reform] :
p. 240, 241. 20851
500 copies printed separately.
[Message of the governor relative to primary elections] : p. 382, 383.
20852
[Message of the governor relative to the purity of agricultural seeds] :
p. 433, 434. 20853
[Veto message of governor relative to payments to jurors]: p. 660.
20854
[Message of the governor relative to unveiling monument to John
Tyler] : p. 760. 20855
[Veto message of governor relative to election in Scottsville on re-
tention or abolition of liquor dispensary] : p. 823, 824. 20856
Copy of the record of the keeper of the rolls of the receipt, enroll-
ment, signing, delivery to governor, approval and return of bills, and de-
livery to superintendent of public printing, session 1914: p. 872-883. 20857
Members of the senate who served Jan. 14, to March 20, 1914: p.
885-889. 20858
Index: p. 891-953.
[Documents as appendix] :
Contingent and incidental expenses of the senate, session 1914, under
act approved January 29, 1914, and resolution agreed to January 29, 1914.
Senate doc. A. 20859
7 p.
Report of the Lee statue commission. Senate doc. no. L 20860
11 p.
Report of capitol improvement committee. Senate doc. no. II. 20861
[1] p.
Message of Hon. H. C. Stuart, governor of Virginia, to the general
assembly February 7, 1914. Session 1914. Richmond: Davis Bottom, su-
perintendent of public printing. 1914. 20862
5 p.
Statement of receipts and expenses of the clerks of courts, sheriffs
and sergeants of the several counties and cities of the state submitted by
the clerk of the senate pursuant to a resolution of the senate agreed to
March 9, 1912. Senate doc. no. IV. 20863
6 p.
Communication from the governor of Vir^nia transmitting a list
of pardons, communications, respites and remissions of fines and reasons
therefor. Senate doc. V. 20864
50 p.
Communication from the governor of Virgima transmittmg a state-
ment of the expenditures of the united agricultural board. Senate doc. no.
VI. 20865
27 p.
Message of Hon. William Hodges Mann, governor of Virginia, to
the general assembly January 31, 1914. Session 1914. Richmond: Davi<?
Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1914. Senate doc. no. VTI.
20S66
8 p.
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1914] A Bibliography of Virginia 975
Annual Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of th^
commonwealth of Virginia for the year ending September 30,
1914. Riphmond : Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing.
1915. 20867
Annual report of the auditor of public accounts to the governor and
general assembly of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1914. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. l'.)14.
208S8
M J. ..*!'• *^^ P- 1 '°'^- sheet. C. Lee Moore, auditor. See list
or tabular statements, p. l-2a.
Report of the second auditor of Virginia on the condition of the
literary fund, and the retired teachers' fund, and the report of the com-
missioners of the sinking fund for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1914 with report of the Miller fund as an appendix. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1914. 20869
57 p. Rosewell Page, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1914. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing. 1914. 20870
21 p. 1 fold, sheet. A. W. Harman, Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the state accountant to the governor of Virginia
for the year ending September 30, 1914. Richmond: Davis Bottom, su-
perintendent of public printing. 1915. 20^71
69 p. W. F. Smytii. state accountant.
Annual report of the attorney general to the governor of Virginia
for the year 1914. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing. 1915. 20872
220 p. John G. Pollard, attorney general. Appendix: Virginia vs.
West Virginia: p. 139-152; Digest of opinions of the attorneys general,
1883-1913, by M. L. Wallerstein: p. 153-220.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the gover-
nor of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1914. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1915. 20873
37 p. Davis Bottom, superintendent.
Eleventh annual report of the library board of the Virginia stat«
library 1913-1914 to which is appended the eleventh annual report of the
state librarian. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing. 1915. 20874
62, [1] p. A. C. Gordon, chairman, H. R. Mcllwaine, librarian. Papers
received from the Losslng estate: p. 21-27.
Report of the adjutant-'general of the commonwealth of Virginia for
the year ending October 20, 1914. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superinten-
dent of public printing. 1915. 20875
301, ix p. W. W. Sale, adjutant general. Report of secretary Virginia
military [Confederate] records; Report of Virginia military institute [with
roll]; General orders and circulars.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. The annual
report of the commissioner and the board of agriculture and immigration.
1914. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1914.
20876
15 p. Berkley D. Adams, president O. W. Koiner, commissioner. In-
cludes Report of dairy and food commissioner, W. D. Saunders.
Seventeenth annual report of the bureau of labor and industrial sta-
tistics of the state of Virginia. 1914. Richmond: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent of public printing. 1914. 20877
IM p. J. B. Doherty, commissioner. Includes Accidents on steam rail-
ways and wages of employees, 1913; Inspection of factories; Enforcement of
labor laws; Coal mines; Coal mine law; Laws affecting labor.
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Eighth annual report of the state highway commissioner to the gover-
nor of ^orginia for the year ending September 30, 1914. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1915. 20878
131 p. 1 fold, sheet, 1 fold. map. G. P. Coleman, commissioner.
Eleventh report of the commissioner of state hospitals for the insane
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1914. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing:. 1915. • 20879
7 p. J. M, Bauserman, commissioner.
Eighty-seventh annual report of the board of dinectors and of the
superintendent of the Western state hospital of Virginia (at Staunton) for
the fiscal year ending September SO, 1914.' Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing. 1914. 20880
62 p. J. S. DeJarnette, superintendent.
The one hundred and forty-first annual report of the Eastern state
hospital of Virginia (at Williamsburg) for the fiscal year ending Septem-
ber 30, 1914. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing.
1914. 20881
7S p. 1 fold, slieet. O. W. Brown, superintendent. Brief his-
tory: p. 6, 7.
Forty-fourth annual report of the Central state hospital of Virginia
(Petersburg) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1914. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1914. 20882
91 p. W. F. Drewry, superintendent.
Twenty-seventh annual report of the Southwestern state hospital of
Virginia (Marion) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1914. Ricn-
mond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1915. 20883
56 p. J. C. King, superintendent.
Fifth annual report of the board of directors and superintendent of
the Virginia state epileptic colony and the first annual repor£ of the Vir-
ginia colony for feeble-minded, Madison Heights, Virginia (near Lynch-
burg) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1914. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1914. 20884
61 p. A. S. Priddy, superintendent.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virg:inia penitentiary
with accompanying documents for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1914. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1915.
20885
62 p. J. B. Wood, superintendent.
16th annual report of the commission of fisheries of Virginia Oc-
tober 1, 1913, to September 30, 1914. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing. 1915. 20886
53 p. lllus. 1 fold, sheet. John S. Parsons, commissioner.
Virginia's health, progress and prospect. Annual report of the health
commissioner to the governor of Virginia for the year ending September
30, 1914. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing.
1915. 20887
367 p. E. G. Williams, commissioner. Includes Rei>ort of vital statis-
tics; Report of resident physician of Catawba sanltorlum, J. J. Lloyd.
Sixth annual report of the state board of charities and corrections
to the governor of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1914. Rich-
mond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing. 1915. 20888
146 p. J. T. Mastin. secretary. Summary and analysis of the Juvenile
laws In Virginia, by J. Hoge Ricks: p. 19-46.
Session Lcma
Acts and joint resolutions (amending the constitution) of
the general assembly of the state of Virginia. Session which
commenced at the state capitol on Wednesday, January 14, 1914.
Itichmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1914.
787 p. 23cm.
Digitized by VjOOQIC
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Regular terms of courts; Separate polls; Magisterial districts; Wards
in cities; Commissioners; State's indebtedness; Receipts and expenditures
for fiscal year ending Sep. 30, 1913; State officers; Members and officers of
the senate and house of delegates: p. 724-768. 20890
Collection of Laws
♦Pollard's code biennial, 1914, containing all statutes of a
general and permanent nature passed by the general assembly
of Virginia, at its session of 1914, the constitution of Virginia,
annotated with all the decisions thereon handed down since its
promulgation, also annotations to the code of Virginia 1904, the
general acts subsequent thereto, .and the tax bill. Edited by
Louis C. Phillips of the James City county bar. Richmond,
Everett Waddey co., 1914. 20892
lii. 522 p. 26cm.
*Bumgamer's pocket code of Virginia, for magistrates; a
compilation of the Virginia ' law, of a general and permanent
i;ature, applicable in his court ; together with all necessary forms
and procedure, of general and permanent use ; to which is added
"a guide to notaries" ; fomis for the use of constables, and with
a compilation of the Virginia law pertaining to the collection of
debts, for the use of merchants and other business men, includ-
ing a list of reliable attorneys in every town in the state of Vir-
ginia. Ed. and comp. by S. C. Bumgarner . . .. Harrisburg,
Pa., Pub. house of the United evangelical church, 1914. 20893
' 309 p. 17%cm. $2.50.
♦Index and directory of Virginia law: being a complete
index to the Virginia law register (i to xix) the code and acts
of Virginia (1887 to 1914) the constitution of Virginia and a
complete directory of annotations in the "Trinity set," L. R.
A., Virginia reports annotated, and Virginia law register with
methods and costs of obtaining charters, rules of practice, canons
of ethics, court calendar and official directory and complete tables
of statutes amended or repealed, statutes and constitution con-
strued, decisions overruled, questioned, or decided by divided
court, addresses before Virginia state bar association, leading
articles in Virginia law journal, forms, fees, etc., by Sam N.
Hurst . . . Pulaski, Va., Hurst & company, 1914. 20894
xii, 1039 p. ISHcm.
Courts
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia.
[Martin P. Burks, reporter] Vol. 116. From March 1, 1914, to
January 1, 1915. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent pub-
lic printing, 1915. 20895
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xxviil, 1149 p. illus. (plans) 23cin.
Cited as 116 Va. reports.
Citation of Virginia reports: p. [iv]
Cases reported. Cases cited. Constitutions and statutes cited, p.
[v]-xxviii.
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia. March-
November, 1914. p. [1]-1047.
Index: p. [1048]-1149.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buchanan, George
M. Harrison, Stafford G. Whittle. Attorney general: Samuel W. Williams.
•Virginia appeals. Decisions of the supreme court of ap-
peals of Virginia. Maury Baldwin Watts, editor. Volume 9.
From March 1, 1914, to December 31, 1915 [This should be De-
cember 31, 1914] Containing opinions to be officially reported
in 116 Virginia reports. Richmond, Appeals press, publishers,
?915. 20896
Ix p., 2 ).. 800 p. 22Hcm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Agriculture. Department of agriculture and immigration. Bulletin
no. 85, March, 1914. . . . [Richmond] : Davis Bottom, superintendent
public printing [1914] 20897
40 p. illus. 23cin.
Department of ag^riculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 86, April, 1914. . . . [Richmond]: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent public printing, [1914] 20898
32 p. illus. 23cm. Includes leaf tobacco report.
Department of agriculture of Virginia. Bulletin no. 87, May,
1914. [Richmond] : Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, [191^]
20899
32 p. Illus. 23cin.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 88, June, 1914. . . . [Richmond]: Davis Bottom, superinten-
dent public printing, [1914] 20900
32 p. illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 89, July, 1914. . . . [Richmond] : Davis Bottom, superinten-
dent public printing, [1914] 20901
32 p. illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 90, August, 1914. . . . [Richmond] : Davis Bottom, superinten-
dent public printing, [1914] 209O2
32 p. illu.q. 23cm.
Department of ag:riculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 91, September, 1914. . . . [Richmond]: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent public printing, [1914] 2090$
24 p. illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 92, October, 1914. . . . [Richmond]: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent public printing, [1914] 20904
32 p. illus. .23cm.
Department of ag:riculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 93, November, 1914. . . . [Richmond]: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent public printing, [1914] 20905
32 p. illus. 23cm.
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1914] A Bibliography of Virginia 979
Department of acrriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 94, December, 1914. . . . [Richmond]: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent public printing, [1914] 20906
32 p. illus. 23cm.
Virginia department of agriculture and immigration. Farmers'
bulletin no.- 13. The great subject: The improvement of our Virginia soil,
by W. D. Zinn. . . . Richmond, Va.: Central publishing company. 20907
26 p. illus. 23cm.
Virginia department of agriculture and immigration. Farm-
ers' bulletin no. 16. Raising live stock in Virginia. . . . 20908
IS p. illus. 2^cm. Library has also a later ed.
Some elementary lessons and experiments in agriculture for
our Virginia boys. Bulletin no. 16. Issued by the State department of
agriculture, George W. Koiner, commissioner. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing, 1914. 20909
36 p. illus. 23cm.
Virginia department of agriculture and immigration. Farmers'
bulletin no. 19. Tobacco growing in Virginia. . . . Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1914. ^ 20910
24 p. includ. plates. Illus. 23cm.
Controlling smut in grain and the fumigation of ^rain to kill
insects, [by G. T. French]. Department of agriculture and immigration ,
of Virginia, G. W. Koiner, commissioner. [1914] ? Leaflet 2. 20911
4 p. 24cm.
Virginia truck experiment stations, Norfolk, Va. . . . Truck
crop investigations. The home vegetable garden, by T. C. Johnson and
F. E. Miller. Bulletin no. 10, January 1, 1914. 20912
p. 205-266. ' illus. 23cm.
Virgfinia truck experiment station, Norfolk, Va. . . . Truck
crop investigations. Phosphate for spinach. Preliminary report by T. C.
Johnson. Bulletin no. 11, April 1, 1914. 20913
p. 267-276. 23cm.
Virginia truck experiment station, Norfolk, Va. . . . Truck
crop investigations. Home canning, by F. E. Miller. Bulletin no. 12, July,
1914. 20914
p. 276-297. Illus. 23cm.
Virginia truck experiment station, Norfolk, Va. . . . Truck
crop investigations. Pea aphis control experiments. Preliminary report
for 1914, by Loren B. Smith. Bull^in no. 13, October 1, 1914. 20915
p. 299-312. illus. 23cm.
Banks. Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 19, January 13, 1914. Showing the con-
dition of incorporated state banks as of Feb. 4, 1913; April 4, 1913; June
4, 1913; Aug. 9, 1913; Oct. 21, 1913; Jan. 13, 1914 and national banks in
Virginia as of February 4, 1913, and January 13, 1914. C. C. Barksdale,
chief examiner. 20916
4 p. 21.5 X 18cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 20, March 4, 1914. Showing the condi-
tion of incorporated state banks as of April 4, 1913; June 4, 1913; Aug.
9, 1913; Oct 21, 1913; Jan. 13, 1914; March 4, 1914 and national banks
in Virginia as of April 4, 1913, and March 4, 1914. C. C. Barksdale, chief
examiner. 20917
4 p. 21.5 X 18cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 21, June 30, 1914, showing the condition
of incorporated state banks as of June 4, 1913; Aug. 9, 1913; Oct. 21, 1913;
Jan. 13, 1914; March 4, 1914; June 30, 1914 and national banks in Virginia
as of June 30, 1914. C. C. Barksdale, chief examiner. 20918
4 p. 21.5 xl8cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 22, September 12, 1914. Showing the
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condition of incorporated state banks as of Aug. 9, 1918; Oct. 21, 1913; Jan.
13, 1914; March 4, 1914; June 30, 1914; Sept. 12, 1914 and national banks
m Virginia as of September 12, 1914. C. C. Barksdale, chief examiner.
20919
.4 p. 21.5*18cin.
Commonwealth of Virgima. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 23. October 31, 1914. Showing the con-
dition of incorporated state banks as of Oct 21, 1913; Jan. 13, 1914; March
4, 1914; June 30, 1914; Sept. 12, 1914; Oct. 31, 1914 and national banks in
Virginia as of October 13, 1914. C. C. Barksdale, chief examiner. 20920
4 p. 21.5 X 18cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 24, December 31, 1914. Showing the con-
dition of incorporated state banks as of Jan. 13, 1914; March 4, 1914; Jane
30, 1914; Sept. 12, 1914; Oct. 31, 1914; Dec. 31, 1914 and national banks
in Virginia as of December 31, 1914. C. C. Barksdale, chief examiner.
20921
4 p. 21.5 X 18cm.
Statutes of Virginia relating to banks and the banking busi*
ness with amendments as enacted by general assembly of 1914. Compiled
by state corporation commission. Banking division. References are to
the sections as they appear in the recent edition of the code of Virginia,-
known as Pollard's code. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public
printing, 1914. 20922
48 p. 23cm.
Statements showing the condition of the incorporated state
banks operating in Virginia at the close of business, October 31, 1914.
Arranged alphabetically according to location. Compiled by state corpora-
tion commission banking division. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superinten-
dent of public printing, 1915. 20923
166 p. 23cm.
Blind. The outlook for the blind in Virginia, and some advice to the
parents of blind children, by Wm. A. Bowles, supt. Virginia school for
the deaf and the Mind, Staunton, Va. Printed by the deaf boys. [1914] ?
20924
8 p. 15.5cm.
Children. Summary and analysis of the juvenile laws in Virginia.
By J. Hoge Ricks, chief probation officer Richmond juvenile court. Re-
printed from annual report state board of charities and corrections 1914.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1915. 20925
30 p. 23cm.
Confederate soldiers. Report of board of visitors Lee camp soldiers'
home, Richmond, Va. December 31, 1914. Richmond, Va., 1915. 20926
24 p. 23cm.
Roster of Confederate pensioners of Virginia, showing pay-
ment from October 1, 1913, to October 1, 1914, to all pensioners enrolled
under the several acts of assembly. . . . This pamphlet compiled by the
auditor of public accounts. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent pub-
lic printing, 1914. 20927
181 p. 26.5cm.
Corporations. Twelfth annual report of the state corporation com-
mission of Virginia for the year ending December 31, 1914. General re-
port. . . • [Robert R. Prentis, chairman, Wm. F. Rhea, J. Richard Win^r-
field, commissioners] Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent public
printing, 1916. 20928
X, 691 p. 24cm.
Appendix to twelfth annual report of the state corporation com-
mission of Virginia for the year ending December 31, 1914. Reports and sta-
tistics of canals, railroads, electric railways and other corporate companies
are for fiscal year ending June 30, 1914. [Robert R. Prentis, chairman.
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Wm. F. Rhea, J. Richard Wingfield, commissioners] Richmond, Davis Bot-
tom, superintendent public printing, 1916. 20929
1266 p. 24cm.
Virginia. Foreign corporations. Constitutional provisions and
statutes of Virginia relating to domestication by foreign corporations with
the entrance fees to be paid at the time certificate of authority to do busi-
ness in Virginia is secured from the state corporation commission and the
registration fee to be paid annually thereafter. Compiled by the State cor-
poration commission, with all amendments to July 16, 1914. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1914. 20930
8 p. 23cm.
Crop pests. Virginia state crop pest commission. Circular no. 9.
Cedar rust law. Blacksburg, Montgomery county, Virginia. April, 1914.
209S1
[4] p. 21.5cm.
Dairy and food division. Department of ag^riculture and immigration
of Virginia. Dairy and food division. Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food
commissioner, Richmond, Va. List of dairymen verified to January 1, 1914.
20932
27 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 35.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division, Wm. D. Saunders, dairy and food commissioner; Benj.
L. Purcell, assistant to commissioner. List of wheat and com millers and
additions to list of registered manufacturers of commercial stock feeds and
manufacturers of stock and poultry powders, as published in bulletin no 31.
April 15, 1914. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing, 1914. 20933
44 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 37, April 15, 1914.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division. Report on the administration of the statute for the con-
trol of tuberculosis in the dairy herds of the state. March 1, 1914. . . .
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1914. 20934
10 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 38. March 1, 1914.
Quarterly report of the dairy and food commissioner of Vir-
ginia, for the period from December 1, 1913, to February 28, 1914. Wm. D.
Saunders, dairy and food commissioner. Richmond : Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent public printing, 1914. 20935
56 p. 23cm. Department of agriculture and Immigration of
Virgrlnia. Dairy and food division. Bulletin no. 39.
Quarterly report of the dairy and food commissioner of Vir-
ginia, for the period from March 1, to May 31, 1914. Wm. D. Saunders,
dairy and food commissioner. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent
public printing, 1914. 20936
34 p. 23cm. Department of agriculture and immigration of
Virginia. Dairy and food division. Bulletin no. 40.
Department of agriculture and immignration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division. Benjamin L. Purcell, dairy and food commissioner. List
of wheat and com millers and additions to list of regristered manufacturers
of commercial stock feeds and manufacturers of stock and poultry powders,
as published in bulletin no. 37. August 16, 1914. . . . Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1914. 20937
20 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 41.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division. Benjamin L. Purcell, dairy and food commissioner. Reg-
ulations in connection with sanitation of dairies. . . . Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1914. 20938
7 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 42, September 15, 1914.
Dairy and food division. Department of agriculture and immi-
gration of Virginia. Benjamin L. Purcell, dairy and food commissioner.
Miscellaneous information and pertinent suggestions concerning dairying,
foods and feeds. October 5, 1914. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintend-
ent of pubUc printing, [1914] 20939
23 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 43.
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Quarterly report of the dairy and food commissioner of Vir-
ginia, for the period from June 1, 1914, to September 1, 1914. Benjamin L.
Ptarcell, dairy and food commissioner. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing, 1914. 20940
43 p. 23cm. 'Department of agriculture and immlgrratlon of
Virginia. Dairy and food division. Bulletin no. 44.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division. Proceedings of the seventh annual convention of the
Virginia state dairymen's association, 1914. . . . Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1914. 20941
44 p. 23cm. Bulletin no. 45.
Quarterly report of the dairy and food commisfiioner of Vir-
ginia for the period from September 1, 1914, to December 1, 1914. Benjamin
L. Pureell, dairy and food commissioner. Richmond: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent of public printing, 1915. 20942
48 p. 23cm. Department of agriculture and immigration of
Virginia. Dairy and food division. Bulletin no. 46.
Deaf and Dumb. Biennial report (the 7Sth and 76th annual reports)
of the Virginia school for the deaf and the blind at Staunton, Va., to the
board of visitors for the iiscal years ending September 30, 1914, and Sep-
tember 30, 1915. And a prospectus for session 1915-1916. [Charlottesville,
Va.: The Michie co., printers] 20943
51 p. lllus., front. 23cm.
The Virginia school for the deaf and the blind. Session book
1913-14. Printed by the deaf boys. 20944
[11] p. 16.5cm.
Education. Arbor day. [Circular issued by the superintendent of
public instruction, dated Richmond, Va., March 20, 19141 20945
[4] p. 30.5 X 12.5cm. ■
Co-operative education association bulletin. List of speakers
for public schools and civic leagrue meetings. Social center series: year
1914-15. Published by the co-operative education association of Virginia,
Mrs. B. 6. Munford, president. 20946
16 p. 23^cm. -
Courses of study and records of the public hi^h schools of Vir-
ginia with the accredited list of Virginia colleges and private preparatory
schools, accompanied by the report of Virginia commission on accredited
schools. Published by the department of public instruction, August, 1914.
20947
32 p. 23cm. '
Illiteracy in Virginia. Some facts which cannot be overlooked.
Prepared by E. R. Chesterman, secretary of the state board of education.
Pub. by the department of public instruction. Richmond, D. Bottom, su-
perintendent public printing, 1914. 20948
21. [1] p. lllus. 23cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia, department of public instruction,
Richmond, 1914. Regristration of institutions of higher learning. 20949
5 p. 22 Hem.
School and civic league bulletin. 1. How to organize a lea^^ue;
2. Suggestions for school improvement; 3. How to make league meetings
interesting; 4. What one teacher did. 5. What constitutes a successful
leagpie. Issued by the department of public instruction, commonwealth of
Virginia. Richmond, Davis Bottom, supt. public printing, 1914. 20950
23 p. lllus. 23cm.
Text books for the primary and grammar grades of the public
schools of Virginia, adopted June 24th, 1904. Regulations of the
state board of education for introducng books into the schools. RichiAond,
Wm. Ellis Jones, 1914. 20951
cover-title. 130 p. 23cm.
Virginia school report. Annual report of "the superintendent
of public instruction of the commonwealth of Virginia with accompanying
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documents. School year 1913-'1914. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superinten-
dent of public printing, 1916. 20952
599 p. front., plates. 24cm. R. C. Stearnes, superintendent.
Express traffic. On express traffic between points within the state
of Virginia. Book no. 4 (cancels book no. 3, in effect November 1, 1914).
Tariffs, rules and classification governing express companies prescribed by
the state corporation commission of Virginia. In effect July 1, 1916. R.
T. Wilson, clerk, state corporation commission, commonwealth of Virginia,
Richmond, Va. 20953
83 p. 30cm.
On express traffic between points within the state of Virginia.
Book no. 3 of tariffs, rules and classification governing express companies
prescribed by the state corporation commission of Virginia. In effect No--
vember 1, 1914. (Revised to December 10, 1914; R. T. Wilson, clerk.
20954
77 p. 30cm.
Supplement no. 1 to book no. 3 of tariffs, rules and classifica-
tion- governing express companies prescribed by the state corporation com-
mission of Virginia. In effect June 1, 1915. This supplement shows the
changes and additions authorized since the publication of book no. 3. R.
T. Wilson, clerk, state corporation commission, commonwealth of Virginia,
Richmond, Va. [1915] 20955
12 p. 30ctn.
FarmviUe normal school. Bulletin of the state normal school for
women, Farmville, Va. v. 1, no. 1, September, 1914. The course of study
for the kindergarten and elementary grades of the training school. Pub-
lished by the state normal school for women, Farmville, Virginia, 1914.
20956
294 p. 23cm.
Bulletin of the state normal school for women, v. 1, no. 2,
December, 1914. Spelling: 1. Theory of spelling instruction. 2. Types of
spelling lessons. Published by the state normal school for women, Farm-
ville, Virginia, 1915. 20957
67 p. 23cm.
State female normal school, Farmville, Virginia, 1913-1914.
[Catalogue] Thirtieth session opens September 10, 1913. [Lynchburg,
Dulaney-Boatwright co.] 20958
141 p. front. 23cm.
Fredericksburg normal school. State normal and industrial school
for women, Fredericksburg, Virginia. Catalogue for 1913-1914. Announce-
ment for 1914-1915. Session opens September 10, 1914. * 20959
91 p., 11. front., plates. 23^cm.
Game. A memorial respectfully dedicated to the general assembly
of Virginia of 1914 by the game department legislative committee, Virginia
Audubon society. In the interest of the preservation of game and the con-
servation of bird life in Virginia. The preservation of game and bird life
is but the conservation of a great natural resource. Sport is but an inci-
dent of game protection, which in its economic aspects appeals to the legis-
lator. [Richmond, 1914] 20960
20 p. 24cm. Signed by Jennings C. Wise, chairman.
(General aasemUy. [Bills of the house of delegates of Virginia for
the session of 1914. Bills no. A-146] 20961
Copy in the Virginia state library. 23cm. Some bills wanting.
[Bills of the house of delegates of Virginia for the session of
1914. Bills no. 146-360] 20962
Copy In the Virginia state library. 23cm.
[Bills of the house of delegates of Virginia for the session of
1914. Bills no. 351-528] 20963
Copy In the Virginia state library. 23om.
[Bills of the senate of Virginia for the session of 1914. Bills
no. 1-167] 20964
Copy In the VirKlnia state library. 23cm.
Digitized by CjOOQIC
984 BvUetin Virginia. State Library [Mann, Stuart, Gov.
[Bills of the senate of Virginia for the session of 1914. Bills no.
168-335] 20965
Copy in the Virginia state library. 23cm.
~ • [Bills of the senate of Virginia for the session of 1914. Bills
no. 336-503] 20966
Copy in the Virginia state library. 23cm.
Manual. The senate and house of delegates. Virginia. Ses-
sion 1914. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1914.
20967
143 p. 15cm.
Rules of the senate and house of delegates of Virginia, session
1914. Richmond, 1913. 20968
44 p.
Geological survey. Virginia geological survey, university of Virginia.
Thomas Leonard Watson, Ph. D., director. Bulletin no. 9. The coal re-
sources and general geology of the Pound quadrangle in Virginia. By
Charles Butts. Prepared in co-operation with the Umted States geologicid
survey. Charlottesville, University of Virginia, 1914. 20969
3 p. 1., 61 p. maps (part, fold.), fold, diasrs. 25Hcm.
. . . Results of spirit leveling in Virginia, 1900 to 1913. in-
clusive, R. B. Marshall, chief geographer; part of work since 1907 done
in co-operation with state of Virginia through Virginia geolog^ical survey,
T. L. Watson, state geologist. Washington, Govt, print, off., 1914. 20970
68 p. pi. 23cm. (U. S. Geological survey. Bulletin 662)
Governor. Message of Hon. William Hodges Mann, g^ovemor of Vir-
ginia to the general assembly, January 16, 1914. Session 1914. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1914. 20971
15 p. 22.5cm.
Message of Hon. William Hodges Mann, governor of Virginia
to the general assembly, January 20, 1914. Session 1914. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1914. 20972
19 p. 22.5cm.
Inauguration of Governor H. C. Stuart, capitol building, south
portico, February second, 1914. 20973
[18] p. printed on one side only. port., plates. 28cm.
Harrisonburg normal school. The normal bulletin, v. 6, no. 1, Jan-
uary, 1914. State normal and industrial school, Harrisonburg, Virginia.
Practical work for rural Schools [suggestions for lessons in housekeeping;,
home nursing, cooking, sewing, and handwork.] Preliminary announce-
ment of summer quarter. 20974
47, [1] p. plates. 23cm.
The normal bulletin, v. 6, no. 2, March, 1914. State normal
school, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Summer session, 1914. First term June
15-July 24. Second term July 27-August 31. 20975
66 p. plates. 23cm.
The normal bulletin, v. 6, no. 3, May, 1914. State normal and
industrial school for women, Harrisonburg, Virginia. [Catalogue and an-
nouncement, 1914] Sixth year begins September 22, 1914. 20976
123, [1] p. front, (plan) plates. 23cm.
The normal bulletin, v. 6, no. 4, November, 1914. State nor-
mal school, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Department of extension work. Cor-
respondence courses. 20977
31 p. 23cm. Includes supplement. Virginia state teachers' as-
sociation annual report of the president, 1912-13. 8 p.
Horticulture. Report eighteenth annual session of the Virginia state
horticultural society held in the auditorium of the Jefferson Hotel, Rich-
mond, Virginia, January 21st and 22nd, 1914. [The Michie company,
printers, Charlottesville, Va.] 20978
272 p. front., plates. 23cm. At head of title: Virginia
state horticultural society bulletin, series of 1914, no. 2, March, 1914.
Houdon's statue of Washington. Why the Houdon statue of Wash-
ington should be copied. Information concerning Senate bill no. 113. 1914.
20979
10, [1] p. front. 25Hcm. Issued by the Gorham company.
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House of burgesses. Journals of the house of burgesses of Virginia
1669/60-1698. Edited by H. R. Mcllwaine. [Edited and published by au-
thority of the library board of Virginia state library.] Richmond, Vir-
ginia, 1914. 20980
529 p. 33cin.
Contents: Burgesses; introductory note; preface; Journals, orders and
apers for the period embraced between March 13, 1659/60, and June 8, 1680;
lournal, 1680; Journal, April, 1682; "book of claims," Nov., 1682; Journal, 1684;
journal, 1686; Journal, 1688; Journal, 1691; Journal, 1692; Journal, March, 1692/8;
journal, October, 1693; appendix; Index.
Insurance. Eighth annual report of the commissioner of insurance
of Viirg;inia for the fiscal year ending April 30, 1914 covering business of
1913. Fire, marine, life and miscellaneous companies and fraternal asso-
ciations. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1914.
20981
1087 p. 24cm. Joseph Button, commissioner.
Law. •Virginia law review, vol. 1. 1913-1914. University, Virginia.
The Virginia law review association. 1914, 20982
XX, 662 p. 8vo.
*The law of rule days in Virginia and West Virginia, includ-
ing the subject of judgments by default — ^with forms, by Warren B. Kittle
. . . Cincinnati, The W. H. Anderson company, 1914. 20983
XV, 160 p. 23cm. "List of publications consulted and cited": p. xv.
Legislative reference bureau. Legislation in Virginia 1914. Compiled
byXewis Machen, director of the Legislative reference bureau of Virginia.
Richmond. Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1915. 20984
13 p. 22V4cm.
Library. Bulletin (Issued quarterly) January, 1914. v. 7, no. 1. A
list of manuscripts recently deposited in the Virpnia state library by the
state auditor. Compiled by Earl G. Swem. Richmond, D. Bottom, supt.
of public printing. 1914. 20985
32 p. 23cm.
Bulletin (Issued quarterly) April, July, 1914. v. 7, noi. 2 and
3. Maps relating to Virginia in the Virginia state library and other de-
partments of the commonwealth with the 17th and 18th century atlas-
maps in the Library of Congress. Compiled by Earl G. Swem, assistant
librarian. Richmond, D. Bottom, supt. public printing, 1914. 20986
[331-263 p. 23cm.
Bulletin (Issuea quarterly) October, 1914. v. 7, no. 4. A
finding list of books in some of the classes of lang^uage and literature in
the Virginia state library. Compiled bv Earl G. Swem, assistant librarian.
Richmond, Va., D. Bottom, supt. public printing, 1914. 20987
[265J-326 p. 23cm.
Eleventh annual report of the library board of the Virginia
state library, 1913-1914. To wnich is appended the eleventh annual report
of the state librarian. Richmond, D. Bottom, suut. public printing, 1915.
20988
52, [1] p. 23%cm. Papers received from the Losslng; estate,
p. 21-27. A. C. Gordon, chairman of board. H. R. Mcllwaine, librarian.
Medical examining board. [Proceedings of the medic^ examining
board of Virginia, held June, 1914, Richmond, Virginia] 20989
Copy not seen.
[Proceedings of the medical examining board of Virginia, held
December, 1914, Richmond, Virginia] 20990
Copy not seen.
Officers. Compilation of and references to the statutes which author-
ize payments to officers and others out of the state treasury for services
and expences in criminal and other cases, etc. With explanations showing
what allowances are authorized, by what courts they can be made, and the
facts required to be certified in the orders of the courts making the allow-
ances. Compiled and issued by the auditor of public accounts for the use
of Judges, clerks of courts and other officers. June 19, 1914. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, Superintendent public printing, 1914. 20991
21 p. 23cm.
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986 BuUetin Vvrgimia State Lihra/ry [Mann, Stuart, Gov.
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Public health. Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 6,
nos. 1-2, January-February, 1914. Virginia health almanac. 1914. 20992
32 p. lllua. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 6, extra
no. 1, February 1, 1914. Program for health day in the public schools of
Virginia. 20993
p. 37-44. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 6, no. 3,
March, 1914. Rules and regulations for the protection of the public health
adopted by the Virginia state board of health. Revised to March 1, 1914.
20994
p. 37-52. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 6, no. 4,
April, 1914. The people of Virginia vs. the common cup. 20995
p. 63-64. lUus. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 6, extra
no. 3, April 15, 1914. Smallpox in Virginia. 20996
p. 73-80. UlUfl. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 6, no. 5,
May, 1914. Clean up. 20997
p. 819-826. dlas. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 6, extra
no. 4, May 5, 1914. Regrulations governing the admission to school of chil-
dren who have or have not been exposed to communicable diseases. 20998
[11 p. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 6, extra
no. 5, May 25, 1914. A tuberculosis catechism for beginners. . . .Fifth ed.
20999
p. 91-98. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 6, nos. 6-7,
June-July, 1914. Good health; good food; good cooking. 21000
p. 99-118. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 6, no. 8,
August, 1914. [The mother and the child] 21001
p. 119-133. [1] illus. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 6, extra
no. 6, August 20, 1914. The sanitary box. 21002
p. 135-138. Illus. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 6, no. 9,
September, 1914. A short catechism on malaria. 21003
p. 139-146. illus. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 6, no. 10,
October, 1914. The sanitary school. 21004
p. 155-186. illus. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 6, no. 11,
November, 1914. A catechism on public health. . . . Fourth ed. 2100S
p. 95-102. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 6, no. 12,
December, 1914. Annual report of the health commissioner [Dr. E. G.
Williams] of Virginia . . . covering the fiscal year October 1, 1913»
September 30, 1914. Vital statistics for 1913. 2100«
p. 203-275. '«3cm.
. . . Sanitary survey of the schools of Orange county, Va
Report of an investigation by the Virginia state board of health, the depart-
ment of education of the University of Virg^ia, and the Virginia state de-
partment of education, by Roy K. Flannagan, M. D., director of inspections,
Virginia state board of health. Washington, Govt, print oflf., 1914. 21007
28 p. 8 pl., map. 23cm. (tf. S. bureau of education. Bulletin.
1914, no. 17. Whole no. 590)
Radford normal school. The Radford normal bulletin, v. 1, no. 2.
January, 1914. Organization number. State normal and industrial school.
last Radford, Virginia. 21008
24 p. 23cm.
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The Radford normal bulletin, v. 1, no. 3, April, 1914. Annual
catalogue. Announcements for session 1914-1916. Session opens Septem-
ber 9, 1914. State normal school for women. East Radford. 21009
102, [11 p. 23cm.
The normal bulletin, v. 1, no. 4, May, 1914. State normal
school. East Radford, Virginia. Announcements for summer session, 1914.
21010
1 p. 1.. 48, £11 p. 23cm.
The Radford normal bulletin, v. 2, no. 1, July, 1914. A ple»
for the children [By Lucy G. Puryear] . . . State normal school for
women, East Radford, Virginia. . . . 21011
9 p. 23Vicm.
The Radford normal bulletin, v. 2, no. 2, August, 1914. The
old-time school in Scott couunty. [By Robert M. Addington] State normal
school for women, East Radford, Virginia. 21012
37 p. front. 23cm.
The Radford normal bulletin, v. 2, no. 3, October, 1914. Special
features. State normal school for women, Ea:st Radford, Virginia. 21013
27 p. 23cm.
State normal and industrial school. East Radford, Va. Views.
[1914] 21014
14 plates. 23cm.
Railroads. Full crew bill. Stenographic report of statements made
by representatives of railway companies in Virginia and by representatives
of. the brakemen's organization at hearings before the roads committee of
the general assembly of Virginia, at the 1914 session on the full crew bill.
The bill as introduced requires railway companies to provide additional
employees in train service, without regard to the necessities of the business.
This bill was not introduced in the senate, and did not reach the floor of the
bouse. [1914] 21015
231 p. 23Vicm.
Maximum car limit bill. Stenographic report of statements
made by representatives of the railway companies in Virginia, and by rep-
resentatives of the conductors' and brakemen's organizations, at hearings
before committees of the general assembly of Virginia, at the 1914 session,
on the maximum car limit bill. The bill as introduced prohibited railwa;
companies from handling more than fifty cars in one freight train. [1914
21011
144 p. 23Vicm.
Mileage class and commodity rates applicable to steam rail-
reads in Virgfinia. As authorized by the commission and in force December
31,1914. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1915.
21017
104 p. 23cm. At head of title: Commonwealth of VlrKinla.
State corporation commission.
Supplement no. 8 (superseding classification and supplement
no. 7 as in conflict). Supplements nos. 7 and 8 include all changes and addi-
tions. To Virginia classification no. 1. To take effect July 15, 1914. Being
s classification of freight applicable to the railroad lines doing business in
Virginia as ordered. With this are also bound the supplements to the ex-
ception sheets respectively, showing additions and changes taking effect on
the above date. Prepared and issued by order of state corporation commis-
sion, R. T. Wilson, clerk. 21018
6, [12] p. 27.6cm.
Virginia classification no. 1. Effective Oct. 1, 1907. Revised
to December 31, 1914. Bein^ a classification of freight applicable to the
railroad lines doing business in Virginia, as ordered. Prepared and issued
by order of the state corporation commission, Richmond, Va. R. T. Wilson,
clerk. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1915.
21019
144 p. iScm.
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988 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Mann, Stuart, Gov.
Secretary of the commonwealth. Annual report of [B. O. James] the
secretary of the commonwealth to the governor and general assembly of
Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1914. Richmond: Davis Bot-
tom, superintendent public printing, 1916. 21020
325 p. 23r.ni.
Includes Names of state officers; Members of state boards: Names of all
the Judges In the state; List of notaries public: List of county and city officers;
List of incorporated towns; List of charters and amendments of charters:
List of railroad charters: List of foreign corporations; Proclamations by th«
KOvernor; Commissioners of deeds for Virginia; Commissioners of deeds in
Virginia for other states; A complete library of Virginia statutes; Governor*
of Virginia: Library fund; Election returns 19X4.
State debt. Commonwealth of Virginia, complainant, v. state of West
Virginia, defendant. Complainant's exceptions to report of the special mas-
ter, dated January 21, 1915. By Jno. Garland Pollard, attorney general of
Virginia. Randolph Harrison, William A. Anderson, of counsel for Virginia.
Richmond: Appeals press, [1914] 21021
5 p. 24cm. At head of title: In the supreme court of the
United States, October term, 1914.
Summer normal schoi^. State summer school and school of elemen-
tary methods, Fredericksburg, Va. Session 1914. Regular session b^ins
June 24th and closes July 21st. State examinations will be held July 22, 23
and 24. 21022
36 p. fold, front. 23cm.
State summer school for colored teachers, at Christiansburg
indjustrial institute, Cambria, Virginia. [Announcement] The press of the
Christiansburg industrial institute, Cambria, Virginia. [1914] 21023
[6] p. 20Hcm.
Taxation. Commonwealth of Virginia. Report of the Joint committee
on tax revision, 1914. Richmond, Virginia. [19141 21024
2 p. 1., v-viii, 298 p. map, tables. 23Hcm. Members of
committee: Edward Echols, Hill Montague, Joseph B. Anderson. B. F. Buch-
anan, John W. Challceley, Stephen R. Donohoe, A. C. Harman, Thomas W. Page.
D. H. Pitts, Aubrey G. Weaver.
Paper submitted to the tax commission by William H. Sands,
examiner of records of the 10th circuit. Subjects: equalization, segregation,
reduction of taxation and remedy . . . [Richmond, 1914] 21025
15 p. 23cm.
Taxation; an address before legislative committee on tax re-
vision at Lynchburg, June 27, 1914, by A. F. Thomas . . . [Brookneal,
Va., Star print, 19141 21026
23, [1] p. 23cm.
University «t Virginia. Alumni .bulletin of the University of Virginia.
3rd series, v. 7, no. 1, January, 1914. Hearing on coordination plan. Char-
lottesville, Va., University of Virginia press, 1914. 21027
[3] -136. viii p. front., lllus., plates. 23cm.
Contents in part: A plea for coordination by Mary C. B. Munford and
Virginia S. McKenney; Some objections to the proposed co-ordinate woman's
college, by Murray M. McGuire: A decade of growth in secondary education in
the southern states, by Chas. G. Maphls: Some political problems, by Raleigh
C. Minor; Phantoms, by Dr. A. H. Cook; American literature as viewed by
foreigners, by C. Alphonso Smith; Leo N. Levi, 73, by R. G. Davies; Plea for
Greek in high school?; Types of Latin-American republics, by Jas. Bardin:
Municipal government, by C. P. Shaw.
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series, v. 7,
no. 2, April, 1914. Annual letter. Class reunions at finals. Charlottesville,
Va., University of Virginia press, 1914. 21028
ri39]-296 p. front., ports. 23}4cm.
Contents in part: The University of Virginia sixty years since, by
Francis H. Smith: Founder's day in 1834, Oration by Chas. Minor; The modern
observatory, by S. A. Mitchell: Mining geolojgy iti mining, by J. S. Grasty;
Richard Mcllwaine, by H. Tucker Graham; The eleventh commandment, by
W. H. Echols; Memoir of Wm. Morris Fontaine, by Thos. L. Watson: The
Elizabeth Poe monument, by S. P. Cowardin. Jr. , _
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series, v. 7,
no. 3 July, 1914. History of the medical school. Founder's day. Finals.
Charlottesville, Va., University of Virginia press, 1914. 21029
[2991-440 p. front, ports. 23cm.
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Contents In part: History of the medical department ot tlie University
of Vtrgrinio, 1825-1914, by Dr. John S. Davis: Choosing a site for the University
in iei8: Mrs. Chas. H. SentTs srift; Thomas JefTerson, the scholar in politics,
by Jas. Montgomery Beck; Judge T. R. B. Wright; Passing of Temperance
hall, by W. W. Brockman; American nationalism, by Wm. M. Thornton; The
Henry Woodfin Grady school of Journalism, by D. Hlden Ramsey.
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virgi,nia. 3rd series v. 7,
no. 4, August, 1914. Summer school. Rural life conference. Charlottesville,
Va., University of Virginia press, 1914. 21030
[443] -552 p. front., ports., plates. 23^cm.
Contents in part: Secretary Daniels orator on July 4th; Rural life con-
ference, addresses by Wm." E. Garner, Henry F. Cope, Anna B. Taft; Some
important apple insects, by E. B. Blakeslee; Marketing the apple crop, by C. E.
BcLBsett; Geo. H. Denny; John Clinton Futrall, by Cnas. H. Brough; Address
on "The inside of the cup," by H. D. C. Maclachlan; The coming man, by H. E.
Kirk; The old Swan tavern, by John S. Patton.
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virgrinia. 3rd series, v. 7,
no. 5, October, 1914. President Alderman returns. Convocation. Char-
lottesville, Va., University of Virginia press, 1914. 21031
[555] -680 p. front., ports., plates. 23cm.
Contents in part: The laws of Bacon's assembly, by A. C. Gordon;
Address to the alumni, by John Stewart Bryan; l..auncelot Minor Blackford,
by Wm. H. Echols: Latin and its teachers in the early years of the University
of Virginia, by F. H. Smith; Francis Preston Venable, by C. Alphonso Smith;
W. E. Maneval, by Wm. A. Kepner; Alfred L. Hall-Quest, by Chas. G. Maphis;
L. R. Whipple, by Jas. Bard in; H. P. Johnson, by John L. Harrison; James
Clark McReynolds, by D. Hlden Ramsey; Montlcello, by Jno. S Patton.
The Byrd library. A collection of Virginiana, in the library of
the University of Virginia, founded on the Alfred Henry Byrd gift. Cfom-
piled by John S. Patton, librarian, with a prefatory note by Robert Lewis
Harrison. Charlottesville, Va^ The University of Virginia press, 1914.
21032
45 p. 23cm.
FViblications of the Leander McCormick observatory of the Uni-
versitjr of Virginia, S. A. Mitchell, director, v. 2, pt. 3. The depth of the
reversing layer, [by S. A. Mitchell] Reprinted from the Astrophysical jour-
nal, 39, 166-179, 1914. 21033
[115]-129 p. 24cm.
. . . Selected arguments and material on compulsory educa-
tion in Virginia, comp. by the high school debating committee, Washington
and Jefferson societies. University of Virginia. Charlottesville, Va., 1914.
2io;i4
54 p. 21Hcm. (Bulletin of the Virginia high school literary league,
vol. 1, no. 1.) "References": p. 50-52. "Articles in periodicals": p. 52-53.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philosophy
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 16, pp. 341-347| May, 1913. Normal
faulting in the Cambrian of northern Pieidmont, Virginia, by Thomas L.
Watson and Justus H. Cline. Charlottesville, Virginia, University of Vir-
ginia. 21035
341-347 p. maps. 27cro.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philosoph-
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 17, pp. 349-363, July, 1913. Drainage
changes in the Shenandoah Valley region of Vir^nia. By Thomas L. Wat-
son and Justus H. Cline. Charlottesville, Va., University of Virginia. 21036
349-366 p. front., maps, plates. 26Hem.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philosoph.
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 18, pp. 365-371, February, 1914. The
association of vanadium with petroleum and asphalt, by R. M. Bird and
W. S. Calcott. Charlottesville, Va., University of Virginia. 21037
365-371 p. 27cm.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philosoph-
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 19, pp. 373-436, March, 1914. Loco-
weed disease of sheep, by Harry T. Marshall. Charlottesville, Va., University
of Virginia. 2103$
373-436 p. 27cm.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philosoph-
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 20, pp. 437-442, July, 1914. Examples
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of intercision type of stream piracy in Western Virginia, by Thomas L,
Watson, Justus H. Cline, and Thomas K. Hamsberger. Charlottesville, Va.,
University of Virginia 21039
437-442 p. iUus^ maps. 27cm.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philosoph.
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 21, pp. 443-456, August, 1914. The
Foucault pendulum as a lecture room experiment, by Francis H. Smitii.
Charlottesville, Va., University of Virginia. 21040
443-456 p. illuB., pi. 27cm.
University of Virginia publications. • Bulletin of the philosoph-
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 22, pp. 467-475, August, 1914. Para-
bolic orbits of meteor streams, by Charles P. Olivier. Charlottesville, Va.,
University of Virginia. 21041
457-475 p. front. 27cm.
University of Virginia publications. Bulletin of the philosoph-
ical society. Scientific series, v. 1, no. 23, pp. 477-512, October, 1914. Influ-
ence of the concentration of potassium iodide on the rate of diffusion of
iodine in potassium iodide solution, by Sterling H. Diggs. 21042
477-512 p. lllus.. pi. 26Hcm.
University of Virginia record, v. 7, no. 2. Catalogue number,
1913-1914. Charlottesville, Va., February, 1914. 2104S
334 p. 23cm. Published December, February, March, April,
and June.
University of Virginia record, v. 7, no. 3, March, 1914. De-
partment of graduate studies. Announcements, 1914-1915. Register of
students, 1913-1914. Charlottesville, Va., March, 1914. 21044
36 p. 23cm.
University of Virginia record, y. 7, no. 4, April, 1914. Summer
school, June 23 to August 6, 1914. Charlottesville, Va., University of Vir-
ginia press. 21045
67, m p. 23cm.
University of Virginia record, v. 7, no. 5, June, 1914. Courses
passed and degrees conferred, Wednesday, June 17, 1914. Charlottesville,
Va., June, 1914. 21046
20 p. 23Hcm.
University of Virg:inia record. New series, v. 1, no. 1, October
1, 1914. The Virginia high school literary and athletic league. Charlottes-
ville, Va., October 1, 1914. 21047
48 p. front., port. 23cm.
Virginia militairy institute. Virginia military institute. Official regis^
ter, 1913-1914. v. 10, no. 1. Lexington, Virginia. 21048
154 p. 23cm.
A special report to the board of visitors of the Virginia military
institute on the history of agricultural education in Virginia, and the Vir-
ginia military institute as a school of agriculture, including a sketch of the
physical survey of Virginia by the school of applied science, by Colonel
Jennings C. Wise . . . September 11, 1914. [Lexington, 1914] 21049
34 p.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic
institute. The state agricultural and mechanical college. The alumni reg-
ister. January, 1914. v. 7, no. 1. [n. p., 1914] 21050
117 p. lIlus. (diagr.) 23cm.
Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic institute. The state agri-
cultural and mechanical college. Catalogue. April, 1914. v. 7, no. 2.
[Roanoke, Va., The Stone printing & mfg. co.] [1914] 21051
183 p. 23cm.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Agricultural experiment station.
Department of plant pathology and bacteriology. Bulletin 203, January,
1914. Experiments on the control of the cedar rust of apples, by Howard
S. Reed, J. S. Cooley and C. H. Crabill. 21052
28 p. lllus. 23cm.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Agricultural experiment station.
Bulletin 204, February, 1914. The management of blue-grass pastures, by
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Lyman Carrier and R. A. Oakley. Conducted by the Virginia experiment
station in cooperation with the ofSce of forage crop investigation, bureau
of plant industry, U. S. department of agriculture. 21053
1» p. lllus. 23cm.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Agricultural experiment station.
Bulletin 206, June, 1914. Summary of ten years' experiments with tobacco,
by E. H. MathewBon. Conducted by the Virginia experiment station in co-
operation with the office of tobacco investigation, bureau of plant industry,
U. S. department of agriculture. 210S4
3t p. includ. map. illus. 23cin.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Agricultural experiment station.
Bulletin 206, June, 1914. Experiments with dark tobacco, by B. G. Ander-
son. Conducted by the Virginia experiment station in cooperation with the
U. S. Department of agriculture. 21055
16 p. iilus. 23cin.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Agricultural experiment station.
Bulletin 207, June, 1914. Alfalfa experiments, by Lyman Carrier. Assisted
by E. R. Hodgson, R, P. Cocke and B. G. Anderson. Part of the work con-
ducted by the Virginia experiment station in cooperation with the Virginia
state department of agriculture. 21056
20 p. lllus. 23cm.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Agricultural experiment station.
Bulletin 208, July, 1914. Preparation of nicotine extracts on the farm, by
W. B. Ellett and J. Thomas Grissom. Conducted in cooperation with the
state entomologist of Virginia. 21057
16 p. 23cm.
William and Mary college. Bulletin of the college of William and
Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia, v. 7, no. 3. January, 1914. Statutes of the
college of William and Mary in Virginia, 1736. 21058
21 p. 23cm.
Bulletin of the college of William and Mary, Williamsburg,
Virginia, v. 7, no. 4. May, 1914. Announcement of the summer session to
be held at Dublin, Virginia, June 22nd to August 19th, 1914. 21059
33, [1] p. 22Vicm.
Bulletin of the college of William and Mary. v. 8, no. 1. June,
1914. Catalogue 1913-1914. Announcements 1914-1915. Two hundred and
twenty-first year. 21060
123 p. front. 22Hcm.
Bulletin of the college of William and Mary, Williamsburg,
Virginia, v. 8, no. 2. October, 1914. Address during the final exercises,
June 7-11, 1914. Howard R. Bayne, esq.. New York city. June, 1914.
21061
14 p. 23cm.
21 p. 1 fold, table. A. W. Harman, Jr., treasurer.
1915
Journals
Journal of the house of delegates of Virginia. Extra ses-
sion which commenced at the state capitol on Wednesday, Janu-
aiy 13, 1915. Richmond : Davis Bottom, superintendent of pub-
lic printing. 1915. 21062
630 p. 23.6cm.
Session began Jan. 13, 1915 and ended March 19, 1915. Edwin P. Cox,
speaker.
Proclamation of the governor, calling the assembly: p. 3. 21063
[Message of the governor relative to tax reform]: p. 5-10. 21064
Communication from the state corporation commission relative
to the control and regulation of heat, light, power, water and telephone
companies]: p. 21. 21065
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[Report of committee appointed for the purpose of reinterring:
the remains of General Henry Lee at Lexintrton] : p. 30, 31. 21066
[Letter from S. R. Donohoe relative to tax reform]: p. lOS-ilO?.
21067
Also printed separately.
[Opinion of the attorney general relative to partial segn^gation
of subjects of taxation! : p. 215, 21A. 21068
[Message of the governor relative to the foot and mouth dis-
ease]: p. 223-224, 363. 21069
[Message of the governor relative to the Southern national highway] :
p. 229-231. 21070
[Message of the governor] : p. 263, 264. 21071
[Resolution from the general assembly of North Carolina] : p. 285.
21072
[Report of committee relative to the price of text books in the
schools]: p. 295, 296. 21073
I Report of joint legislative committee] : p. 319-323. 21074
Veto messages]: p. 338, 339, 346. 21075
Charges concerning Judge R. H. L. Chichester] : p. 407-410. 21076
lembers who served Jan. 13, 1915 to March 19, 1915: p. 493. 21077
Copj[ of the record of the keeper of the rolls of the receipt, enroll-
ment, signing, delivery to governor, approval and return of bills, and deliv-
ery to the superintendent of public printing, extra session, 1915: p. 496-500.
21078
Index: p. 501-530.
[Documents as appendix] :
Contingent and incidental expenses. Statement of disbursement of
contingent fund, house of delegates, session 1914, after the publication of
the journal for that session. House doc. A. 21079
8 p.
Communication transmitting the opinion of the attorney general on
the question of the constitutionality of the franchise tax, submitted in re-
sponse to a resolution adopted by the house of delegates. House doc no. I.
21080
14 p.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia,
extra session begun and held at the state capitol in the city of
Richmond on Wednesday, January 13, 1915. Richmond: Davis
l?ottom, superintendent of public printing. 1915. ■ 21081
467 p. 23cm.
Session befran Jan. 13, 1916 and ended March 19, 1916. Lieutenant gov-
ernor J. Taylor EUyson, president.
Members elect: p. 3, 64. 21082
[Proclamation of governor, concerning the assembly] : p. 4 21083
[Message of the governor, H. C. Stuart, Jan. 13, 1915]: p. 6-11.
21084
[Rules of the senate] : p. 11-19. 21085
[Communication from state corporation commission relative to carry-
ing out the provisions of the act imposing public duties on heat, light,
power, water and telephone companies] : p. 42. _ 21086
[Report of the committee appointed to re-inter the remains of Gen.
Henry Lee] : p. 42-45. 21087
[Communication of S. R. Donohoe, in answer to resolution requesting
him to address the general assembly on tax reform] : p. 92-95. 21088
500 copies separately.
[Memorial from the bar association of Staunton relative to the late
Edward Echols] : p. 119. 21089
[List of recently appointed school superintendents]: p. 166. 21090
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[Message of governor relative to foot and mouth disease among live
stock] : p. 203, 204, 329. 21091
[Resolutions of greeting from North Carolina relative to the Southern
national highway]: p. 207, 208. 21092
[Message of the governor, Feb. 10, 1915] : p. 230, 231. 21093
[Resolutions from North CarolinaJ : p. 268, 269. 21094
[Report of joint legislative committee]: p. 284-290. 21095
[Veto message of the governor relative to contracts for text books in
the public schools] : p. 302. 21096
[Ikessage of governor relative to taxes on insurance companies]:
p. 309. 21097
[Veto message of governor relative to taxation of assets of insolvent
banks in process of settlementj: p. 311. 21098
Copy of the record of the keeper of the rolls, of the receipt, enroll-
ment, signing, delivery to trovemor, approval and return of bills, and de-
livery to the superintendent of public printing, extra session, 1915: p. 430-
434. 21099
Members of the senate who served Jan. 13, 1915 to March 19, 1915:
p. 435-439. 21100
Index: p. 441-467.
[Documents as appendix] :
Contingent and incidental expenses of the senate. Extra session, 1915.
Senate doc. A. 21101
*».
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting the re-
port of the second auditor with reference to the Miller fund. Senate doc. I.
21102
4 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to a
resolution of the senate transmitting information in reference to senate bill
no. 72. Senate doc. no. II. 21103
2 p.
Response of the state corporation commission to a joint resolution of
the general assembly of Virginia requesting certain information as to the
assessment of railroad properties in Virginia. Senate doc. no. III. 21104
16 p.
Report of the committee appointed to draft resolutions upon the death
of Senator Edward Echols, together with the remarks of the members of
the committee in submitting the resolutions at a memorial service, held in
the senate chamber, on Thursday, January 28, 1915. Senate doc. no. IV.
21105
" P.
Annual Reports
Annual reports of officers, boards and institutions of the
commonwealth of Virginia for the year ending September 30,
1915. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public print-
ing. 1916. 21106
Annual report of tiie auditor of public accounts to the governor and
general assembly of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1915.
Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1916. 21107
xxiv. 447 p. 1 fold, table.
C. Lee Moore, auditor.
For list of tabular statements see pase 1-4.
Report of the second auditor of Virginia on the condition of the public
debt, of the literary fund, and the retired teachers' fund, and the report of
the commissioners of the sinking fund for the fiscal year ending September
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80, 1915, with report of the MOler fund as an appendix. Richmond, Davis
Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1915. 21108
6ii p.
Rosewell Page, second auditor.
Annual report of the treasurer of Virginia for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1915. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent public print-
ing, 1915. 21109
21 p. 1 fold, table. A. W. Harman, Jr., treasurer.
Annual report of the state accountant to the governor of Virginia for
the year ending September 30, 1915. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent public printing, 1915. 21110
5* p. W. F. Smyth, state accountant.
Annual report of the attorney general to the governor of Virginia for
the year 1915. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing,
1916. 21111
'JCO p. J. G. Pollard, attorney general.
Appendix Virginia vs. West Virginia, opinion of Mr. Justice Hughes:
p. 203-219.
Annual report of the superintendent of public printing to the governor
of Virginia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1915. Richmond, Davis
Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1916. 21112
84 p. Davis Bottom, superintendent.
Twelfth annual report of the library board of the Virginia state
library, 1914-1915, to which is appended the twelfth annual report of the
state librarian. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing,
1916. 21113
50, fl] p. A. C. Gordon, chairman, H. R. Mcllwalne, librarian.
Report of the adjutant general of the commonwealth of Virginia for
the year ending October 20, 1915. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent
public printing, 1916. 21114
267 p. W. W. Sale, adjutant general.
Includes General orders and circulars; Report of Virginia military In-
stitute, with roil; Report of secretary of Confederate military records. 21118
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. The annual
report of the commissioiier and the board of agriculture and immigration.
1915. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1916.
21116
21 p. Berkeley D. Adams, president, G. W. Kolner, commissioner.
Includes Report of the dairy and food commissioner for 1914-15, B. L.
Purcell, commissioner. 21117
Eighteenth annual report of the bureau of labor and industrial statis-
tics of the state of Virginia. 1915. Richmond, Davis Bottom, super'ntend-
cnt public printing, 1915. 21118
190 p. .1. B. Doherty, commissioner.
Includes accidents on railways and wages of employees, 1914; Inspec-
tion of factories; Enforcement of labor laws; Coal mines.
Ninth annual report of the state highway commissioner to the grov-
emor of Virginia for the year endine[ September 30, 1915. Richmond, Davis
Bottom, superintendent public printing. 1915. 21119
147 p. 2 maps. (1 fold.) 2 fold, tables. G. P. Coleman, com-
miaaloner.
Annual report of the board of directors of the Virginia penitentiary
with accompanjong documents for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1915.
Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1916. 21120
49 p. J. B. Wood, superintendent.
Twelfth report of the commissioner of state hospitals for the insane,
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1915. Richmond, Davis Bottom,
superintendent public printing, 1915. 21121
11 p. J. M. Bauserman, commissioner.
Eighty-eighth annual report of the board of directors and of the super-
intendent of the Western state hospital of Virginia (at Staunton) for the
fiscal year ending September 30, 1915. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent public printing, 1916. 21122
60 p. J. S. DeJarnette, superintendent.
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Th€ one hundred and forty-second annual report of the Eastern state
hospital of Virginia (at Williamsburg) for the fiscal year ending September
30, 1915. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1915.
21123
67 p. 1 fold, table. G. W. Brown, superintendent.
Directors of the hospital, 1769 to 1813: p. 59-65; Resident officers. 1773
to 1916. 21124
Forty-fifth annual report of the Central state hospital of Virginia
i Petersburg) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1915. Richmond,
>avis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1915. 21125
94 p. W. F. Drewry, superintendent.
Directors of hospital, 1870-1915: p. 88-90; Resident officers, 1870-1915; p.
91-94. 21126
Twenty-eighth annual report of the Southwestern state hospital of
Virginia (at Marion) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1915. Rich-
mond, Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1916. 21127
55 p. 1 fold, table. J. C. King:, superintendent.
Directors. 1887 to 1912: p. 52. 53; Resident oHicers: p. 54, 55. 2II28
Sixth annual report of the board of directors and superintendent of
the Virginia state epileptic colony, and the second annual report of the Vir-
ginia colony for feeble-minded, Madison Heights, Virginia (near Lynchburg)
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1915. Richmond, Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing, 1915. 21129
64 p. A. S. Priddy, superintendent. j
17th annual report of the commission of fisheries of Virginia. October
1, 1914, to September 30, 1915. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent
of public printing, 1916. 21130
190 p. 1 fold, map., 1 fold, table. John S. Parsons, commis-
sioner.
Appendix: The contamination of tidewaters by F. L. Perry: p. 48-51;
Extracts from laws of Maryland relating to water supply and sewage dis-
posal: p. 52-54; Extracts from New Jersey laws relating to sewage disposal:
6 55-59; The toothsome shad by C. M. Blackford: p. 60-62; Address by N. R.
uUer: p. 63-67; Power and duties of oyster Inspectors: p. 68-70; Abstract of
license laws: p. 71-73.
Annual report of the health commissioner to the governor of Virginia
for the year ending September 30, 1915. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent public printing, 1916. 21131
270 p. E. (5. Williams, commissioner.
Includes Report of Catawba sanatorium, by resident physician, J. J.
Lloyd; Morbidity and vital statistics. 1915. 21132
Seventh annual report of the state board of charities and corrections
to the governor of Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1915. Rich-
mond, Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1915. 21133
140 p. J. T. Mastln, secretary.
TTiirty-^rst annual report of the board of pharmacy of the state of
Virginia. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1915.
21134
26 p.
First annual report of the Virginia home and industrial school for
girls, Chesterfield county, Va., to the governor of Virginia. 1914-1915.
Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1915. 21135
16 p. Anna M. Petersen, superintendent.
Tenth report of the state entomologist and plant pathologist of Vir-
ginia. 1914-'15. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing,
1916. 21136
63 p. W. J. Schoene, state entomologist.
Report covers October 1, 1913 to September 30, 1915.
Court decision upholding the cedar rust law, by W. J. Schoene: p. 16-29;
Report on the Investigation of insects affecting truck crops In Virginia, by
Li. B. Smith: p. 30-32; The green pea aphid, by L. B. Smith: p. 32-63.
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Session Laws
Acts and joint resolutions (amending the, constitution) of
the general assembly of- the state of Virginia. Extra session,
which commenced at the state capitol on Wednesday, January
33, 1915. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing, 1915, 21137
321 p. 23cm.
Regular terms of courts; Separate polls; MagisteriEil districts ; Wards
in cities; Commissioners of deeds; State's indebtedness; Receipts and ex-
penditures for fiscal year ending Sep. 30, 1914; State officers; Members and
officers of the senate and house of delegates: p. 269-312. 21138
Reprints from acts of assembly extra session, 1915. . . .
Senate bill no. 21. Chapter 68. Schedule D. Income; House
bill no. 103. Chapter 85. Segregation plan; Senate bill no. 95.
Chapter 116. State advisory board on taxation; Senate bill no.
04. Chapter 117. Schedule C. Tax on intangibles. Printed by
order of the house of delegates. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing, 1915. 21138a
23.5cm.
Courts
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia.
[Martin P. Burks, reporter] Vol. 117. From January 1, 1915,
to November 1, 1915. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent
of public printing, 1916. 21139
xxxli, 1027 p. illus. (plan) 23cm.
Citation of Vlrgrinla reports, p. [vj
Rules adopted by the Virginia board of law examiners, July 1, 1914.
p. [vi]-ix.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, Richard H. Cardwell, John A. Buchanan who re-
signed January 12, 1915; George M. Harrison, Stafford G. Whittle, Joseph
L. Kelly who was appointed by the governor January 12, 1915, to fill out the
unexpired term of judge Buchanan, and whose regular term began Febru-
ary 1, 1915. Attorney general: John Garland Pollard.
Cases decided in the supreme court of appeals of Virginia.
[Martin P. Burks, reporter] Vol. 118. From November 1, 1915,
to June 1, 1916. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of
public printing, 1916. 21140
xxxiv, 886 p. 23cm.
Rules of court: p. [v]-x.
Judges of the court of appeals during the time of these reports:
James Keith, president, Richard H. Cardwell, George M. Harrison, Stafford
G. Whittle, Joseph L. Kelly. Attorney general: John Garland Pollard.
♦Virginia appeals. Decisions of the supreme court of ap-
I eals of Virginia. Maury Baldwin Watts, editor. Volume 10.
From January 1, 1915, to October 31, 1915. Containing opinions
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to be officially reported in 117 Virs^inia reports. Richmond, Ap-
peals press, inc., publisher, 1915. 21141
X p.. 2 1., 874 p. 22Hcm.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Agriculture. Department of agriculture and immigrration of Virginia.
Bulletin no. 95, January, 1915. . . . [Richmond] : Da^fis Bottom, super-
intendent public printing, [1915] 21142
32 p. illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Thk
[36th] annual report of the commissioner and the board of agriculture and
immigration [for 1914] [Bulletin no. 96] Richmond: Davis Bottom, super.
Intendent public printmg, 1915. 2114S
191. [1] p. rront. illus. 23cm. At head of title: Bulletin
no. 96
Berkley D. Adams, president of the board. Helpful information: p.
13-191.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bulle-
tin no. 97, March, 1915. . . . [Richmond]: Davis Bottom, superintend-
ent public printing, [1915] 21144
32 p. illus. 23cm.
Agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bulletin no. 98, April,
1915. . . . [Richmond]: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing,
[19161 21145
H2 p. illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bulle-
tin no. 99, May, 1916. . . . [Richmond] : Davis Bottom, superintendent
public printing, [1915] 21146
32 p. illus. 23cm.
Department of ag^riculture and immigration of Virginia. Bulle-
tin no. 101, July, 1915. . . . [Richmond] : Davis Bottom, superintendent
public printing, [1915] 21147
32 p. illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bulle-
tin no. 103, September, 1915. . . . [Richmond]: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent public printing, [1915] 21148
32 p. illus. 23cm.
Virginia its agricultural and industrial resources. Published
by the department of agrriculture and immi^tition under the direction of
George W. Koiner, commissioner. . . . Officers of the board : President,
Berkeley D. Adams, Red Oak, Va. Secretary, W. W. Sproul, Middlebrook,
Va. [Bulletin no. 104] [1915] 21149
103 p. including plates, front. 16x24cm.
Cover-title has: Bulletin 104.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bulle-
tin no. 105, October, 1915. . . . [Richmond]: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent public printing, [1915] 21150
32 p. illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture [and] immi^p^tion of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 107, December, 1915. G. W. Koiner, commissioner. Richmond, Va.,
D. Bottom, supt. pub. printing. 21151
32 p. illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. The
[37th] annual report of the commissioner [G. W. Koiner] and the board of
agriculture and immigration, 1916. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintend-
ent public printing, 1916. 21152
191, [1] p. including: plates, illus. 23cm. At head of title: Bulle-
tin no. 109. Cover-title: Tear book 1916. Berkley D. Adams, president of
board.
[Information for the farmer): p. 15-191.
Virginia department of agriculture and immigration. Farmers'
bulletin no. 20. The home vegetable garden. Treatment of varieties, fer-
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tilization, diseases, etc., etc., [by T. C. Johnson and F. E. Miller]. G. W.
Koiner, commissioner . . . 21153
62 p. 11IU8. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia.
Farmer's bulletin no. 21. Legumes and the hay crop . . . [Richmond] :
Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing. 21154
24 p. Includ. plate, illus. 23cm.
Contents: Soy beans and cow peas. Crimson clover and other legrumes.
The grass and hay crop.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia.
Farmer's bulletin no. 22. Weeds: Their control and eradication, [by G. T.
French] 21155
19 p. includ. plate, illus. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia.
Farmer's bulletin no. 23. Suggestions regarding the use of anti-hog-cholera
serum. . . . [Richmond] : Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing.
21156
11 p. includ. plates. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia.
Farmer's bulletin no. 24. Apple growing in Virginia . . . [Richmond] :
Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing. 21157
31 p. includ. plates. illus. 23cm.
Virginia truck experiment station, Norfolk, Va. . . . Truck
crop investigations. Control of the Colorado potato beetle (leptinotarsa
decemlineata Say), by Loren B. Smith. Bulletin no. 14, January 1, 1915.
2115ft
p. 313-333. Illus. 23cm.
Virginia truck experiment station, Norfolk, Va. . . . Truck
crop investigations. Control of injurious aphides by lady-birds in tidewater
Virginia, by David E. Fink. Bulletin no. 15, April 1, 1915. 21159
p. 335-350. Illus. 23cm.
Virginia truck experiment station, Norfolk, Va. . . . Truck
crop investigations. The pavement ant (tetramorium cespitum L.), by
Loren B. Smith. Bulletin no. 16, July 1, 1915. 21160
p. 351-365. Illus. 23cm.
Virginia truck experiment station, Norfolk, Va. . . . Truck
crop investigations. Second report. Control of the Colorado potato beetle
(Leptinotarsa decemlineata Say), by Loren B. Smith. Bulletin no. 17,
October 1, 1915. 21161
p. 367-376. 23cm.
Banks. Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 25, March 4, 1915. Showing the condition
of incorporated state banks as of March 4, 1914; June 30, 1914; Sept. 12,
1914; Oct. 31, 1914; Dec. 31, 1914; March 4, 1915 and national banks in
Virginia as of March 4, 1915. C. C. Barksdale, chief examiner. 21162
4 p. 21.5 X IScm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 26, May 1, 1915. Showing the condition
of incorporated state banks as of March 4, 1914; June 30, 1914; Sept. 12,
1914; Oct. 31, 1914; Dec. 31, 1914; March 4, 1915; May 1, 1915 and national
banks in Virginia as of May 1, 1915. C. C. Barksdale, chief examiner.
2116S
4 p. 21.5 X 18cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission
Banking division. Statement no. 27, June 23, 1915. Showing the condition
of incorporated state banks as of June 30, 1914; Sept. 12, 1914; Oct. 31, 1914;
Dec. 31, 1914; March 4, 1915; May 1, 1915; June 23, 1915. C. C. Barksdale,
chief examiner. 21164
4 p. 21.5 X 18cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 28, September 2, 1915. Showing the con-
dition of incorporated state banks as of Sept. 12, 1914; Oct. 31, 1914; Dec.
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31, 1914; March 4, 1915; May 1, 1915; June 23, 1915; Sept. 2, 1915 and na-
tional banks in Virginia as of Sept. 2, 1915. C. C. Barksdale, chief examiner.
21165
4 p. 21.5 X IScm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 29, November 10, 1915. Showing the con-
dition of incorporated state banks as of Oct. 81, 1914; Dec. 31, 1914; March
4, 1915; May 1, 1915; June 23, 1915; Sept. 2, 1915; Nov. 10, 1915 and na-
tional banks in Virginia as of Nov. 10, 1915. C. C. Barksdale, chief exam-
iner. 2116S
4 p. 2X.5 X IScm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission,
Banking division. Statement no. 30, December 31, 1915. Showing the con-
dition of incorporated state banks in Virginia as of Dec. 31, 1915; March
4. 1915; May 1, 1915: June 23, 1915; Sept. 2, 1915; Nov 10, 1915;
Dec. 31, 1915, and national banks in Virginia as of Dec. 31, 1915. C. C.
Barksdale, chief examiner. 21167
4 p. 21.5 X 18cm.
Statements showing the condition of the incorporated state
banks operating in Virginia at the close of business, November 10, 1916.
Arranged alphabetically according to location. Compiled by state corpora-
tion commission banking division. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintend-
ent public printing, 1916. 21168
172 p. 23cm.
Confederate scrfdiers. Report of board of visitors Lee camp soldiers'
home, Richmond, Va- December 31, 1915. Richmond, Va., 1916. 21169
22 p. 23cm.
Roster of Confederate pensioners of Virginia showing pay-
ments from October 1, 1914 to October 1, 1915, to all pensioners enrolled
under the several acts of assembly . . . This pamphlet compiled by
the auditor of public accounts. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent
public printing, 1915. 21170
163 p. 27 X 11cm.
Constitution. Constitution of Virginia . . . Richmond, D. Bottom,
superintendent public printing, 1915. 21171
150 p. 1,5cm.
Dairy atid ff>od division. Interpretation of the prominent requirements
of the state feeding stuffs law and the law governing the sale of stock and
poultry foods and powders. Benjamin L. Purcell, dairy and food commis-
sioner. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1915.
21172
16 p. 23cra. (Department of agriculture and Immln-ation of Vlr-
grinla. Dairy and food division. Bulletin no. 47. Revised bulletin no. 10.)
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division. Benj. L. Purcell, dairy and food commissioner. Bulletin
no. 48. Home made stave silo construction [by Peyton Rowe] Rev. ed.
1915. This bulletin supersedes bulletin no, 24. 21173
27 p, diag., 111U8. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division, Benjamin L. F^ircell, dairy and food commissioner. Reg-
istration of commercial stock feeds, stock and poultry powders and additions
to wheat and com mills. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public
printing, 1915. 21174
61 p. 23cm. (Bulletin no. 49. March 15, 1915).
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division. Bulletin no. 50, March, 1915. Plans for dairy bams and
milk room, [by] C. L. Stahl. Benjamin L. Purcell, dairy and food commis-
sioner. . . . Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing,
1915. 21175
14 p. 14 fold, plans. 23cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division, Benjamin L. Purcell, dairy and food commissioner. Rules
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and regulations, effective April 30, 1915; amending and superseding bulletin
no. 16, dated April 11, 1911. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent pub-
lic printing, 1915. 21178
34 p. 23cin. (Bulletin no. 61. April 30, 1915.)
Dairy and food commissioner of Virginia. Quarterly report
for the period from December 1, 1914 to February 28, 1915. Benjamin L.
Purcell, dairy and food commissioner. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent public printing, 1915. 21177
64 p, 23cm. (Department of agriculture and Immi^ation of Virginia.
Dairy and food division. Bulletin no. 52.)
Annual report of the dairy and food commissioner of Virginia,
for the period from March 1, 1914, to March 1, 1915. Benjamin L. Purcell,
dairy and food commissioner. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent
public printing, 1915. 21178
V. p. 23cm. (Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia.
Dairy and food division. Bulletin no. 53.) »
Dairy and food commissioner of Virginia. Quarterly report
for the period from March 1, 1915, to May 31, 1915. Benjamin L. Purcell,
dairy and food commissioner. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent
public printing, 1915. 21179
60 p. 23cm. (Department of agrlcultture and immigration of Vir-
ginia. Dairy and food division. Bulletin no. 54.)
_ Department of agriculture and immigration of Virg^inia. Dairy
and food division, Benjamin L. Purcell, dairy and food commissioner. Last
of wheat and com millers and additions to list of registered manufacturers
of commercial stock feeds and manufacturers of stock and poultry powders,
as published in bulletin no. 49. . . . Richmond: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent public printing, 1915. 21180
24 p. 23cm. (Bulletin no. 65, September 1, 1915.)
Dairy and food commissioner of Virginia. Quarterly report
for the period from June 1, 1915, to Aug^ust 31, 1915. Benjamin L. Purcell,
dairy and food commissioner. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of
public printing, 1915. 21181
63 p. 23cm. (Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia.
Dairy and food division. Bulletin no. 66.)
State fair, October 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 [1915] Forceful facts
about feed for the farmer, his household and his customers. Prepared by
the dairy and food division of the state department of agriculture. Rich-
mond, 1915. 21182
16 p. 23cm. (Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia.
Dairy and food division. Bulletin no. 67)
Department of agrriculture and immig^ration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division, Benjamin L. Purcell, dairy and food commissioner. Quar-
terly report [for the] period from September 1, 1915 to November 30, 1915.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1915. 21183
55 p. 23cm. (Bulletin no.- 58, November 30, 1915.)
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division, Benjamin L. Purcell, dairy and food commissioner. Re-
port on the work of the dairy and food division for the control of tubercu-
losis in the dairy herds of the state. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing, 1916. 21184
8 p. 23cm. (Bulletin no. 61, March 1, 1916.)
10 Reasons for buying a Virginia dairy farm with illustrations
to prove it. The bulletin [of the] department of agriculture and immig:Ta-
tion of Virginia. Dairy and food division, Benj. L. Purcell, commissioner.
July, 1915. . . . QRichmond]: Davis Bottom, superintendent public
printing. ' 21185
40 p. plates. 23.5cm.
Description. A handbook of Vif^nia. Sixth edition, 1915. Published
by the department of agriculture and immigration of the state of Virginia.
Geo. W. Koiner, commissioner, Richmond. Richmond: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent of public printing, 1915. 21186
175 p. illus., plates, fold. map. 23.5cm.
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1915] A Bibliography of Virginia 1001
Natural resources and commercial possibilities: p. 17-47. "U**'
The dairy and food division of the department of agriculture, Ben-
jamin L. Furcell, commissioner: p. 55, 56. 81188
The new education In old Virginia, R. C. Stearnes, state superintendent
of public instruction: p. 69-62. '^^^
The state board of health, Ennlon G. Williams, commissioner: p. 63-66.
21190
The state highway department, G. P. Coleman, commissioner: p. 67-70.
21191
One hundred counties In Virginia [a description of each]: p. 71-175.
21192
Education. Commonwealth of Virginia. State board of education,
department of public instruction. Circular of information concerning certifi-
cation of teachers. [1915] ? 21193
19 p. 22Hcm.
• Commonwealth of Virginia. State board of education. Ex-
change on the high and elementary school books. Issued by the department
of public instruction. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing, 1915. 21194
16 p. 23cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State board of education. Regu-
lations for the examination of teachers and topical outlines of subjects re-
quired. Issued by the department of public instruction. Richmond, Davis
Bottom, supt. of public printing, 1916. 21195
li p. 22Hcm.
Counting the cost . . . Issued by the department of public
instruction, Richmond, Virginia, 1915. Richmond, D. Bottom, supt. of public
printing, 1915. 21196
cover title [3] -19 p. Incl. pi., ports, and tables. 23cm.
How to standardize the one and two teacher schools of Virginia.
Some practical suggestions. Issued by department of public instruction,
Richmond, Virginia, 1915. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of
public printing, 1915. 21197
28 p. lllus. 23cm.
*An abridgment of the Virginia laws concerning education, by
Anna L. Jones . . . Lynchburg, Va., J. P. Bell company, inc., printers,
1915. 21198
285, [19] p. 23Hcm. 19 p. at end blank for "Memoranda."
Commonwealth of Virginia. Department of public instruction.
Preliminary list of elementary and high school text books. Selected by the
state board of education 1915. All bound in cloth. Richmond: Davis Bot-
tom, superintendent of public printing, 1915. 21199
22 p. 23cm.
School and civic leapie bulletin. Keep this for ready reference.
Issued by department of public instruction, commonwealth of Virginia.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1915. 21200
33 p. lllus. 23cm.
Contents: Work of the co-operative education association: How to
organize a league, giving a constitution and by-laws; Suggestions for teach-
ers, offlcers and committees; Statements about reports, reading course and
Junior leagues; Work of a few leagues and where to secure information; List
of speakers and entertainers for school meetings.
The school and civic league bulletin. How to organize a league.
[1915] 21201
12 p.
Dept. of public instruction. School clubs for Virginia boys and
girls. Handbook of information. [1915] 21202
cover-title, 14 p.
State course of study for high schools. Issued by state departs
ment of public instruction. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of
public printing, 1915. 21203
81 p. 23cm.
State course of study for normal training high schools. Vir.
ginia, 1915. Issued by state department of public instruction. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1915. 21204
65 p. 23.5cm.
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Third annual report of the public high schools of Virginia for
the school year 1914-15. Office of the state superintendent of public in-
struction, Richmond. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of public
printing, 1916. 21205
4$ p. 23Hcm.
Universal education. Published by the co-operative education
commission of Virginia. [1915] ? 21206
44. [1] p. 22Vicm.
The Virginia journal of education, v. 8. Sept., 1914-June, 1915.
Richmond. 21207
576 p. illus., port. 27 Hem. Monthly except July and Au-
srust.
Joseph W. Everett, editor and publisher.
Virginia school laws, codified for the use of school officers by
order of the state board of education. To be preserved by each officer and
delivered to his successor. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent public
printing, 1915. 21208
294 p. 24cm.
Elections. Primary election laws of Virginia in effect January 1, 1915;
with a summary of the opinions rendered by Jno. Garland Pollard, attomev
general. Issued by B. 0. James, secretary of the commonwealth. Richmon«C
1915. 21209
cover title. 22 p.
Express traffic. On express traffic between points within the state of
ViiTfinia. Supplement no. 2 (superseding supplement no. 1) to book no. 3 of
tariffs, rules and classification governing express companies prescribed by
the state corporation commission of Virginia. In effect October 5, 1915
(except when otherwise shown in individual items). This supplement shows
all changes and additions authorized since the publication of book no. 3.
R. T. Wilson, clerk, state corporation commission, commonwealth of Vir-
ginia, Richmond, Va. [1915] 21210
22 p. 30cm.
On express traffic between points within the state of Virginia.
Supplement no. 3 (superseding supplement no. 2) to book no. 3 of tariffs,
rules and classification governing express companies prescribed by the state
corporation commission of .Virginia. In effect December 6, 1915 (except
where otherwise shown in individual items.) This supplement shows all
changes and additions authorized since the publication of book no. 3. R. T.
Wilson, clerk, state corporation commission, commonwealth of Virginia,
Richmond, Va. 21211
31 p. 30cm.
Farmville normal school Spelling: I. Theory of spelling
instruction. II. Types of spelling lessons. Farmville, Va., The State normal
school for women, 1915. 21212
57 p. 23cm. (Bulletin, vol. 1, no. 2.)
Bulletin of the state normal school for women, Farmville, Vir-
ginia, v. 1, no. 3, March, 1915. Summer school announcement. 1915.
21213
32, [5] p. front. 23cm.
Bulletin of the state normal school for women, Farmville, Vir-
ginia. V. 1, no. 4, June, 1915. Catalogue 1915-1916. Published by the state
normal school for women, Farmville, Virginia, 1915. 21214
158, [1] p. front. 23cm.
State female normal school, Farmville, Virginia, 1914-1915.
[Catalogue] Thirty-first session opens September 16, 1914. [Richmond,
Whittet & Shepperson] 21215
151, [1] p. front. 23cm.
Feeble-minded. • Mental defectives in Virginia. A special report of
the state board of charities and corrections to the general assembly of 1916,
on weak-mindedness in the state of Virginia; together with a plan for the
training, segregation, and prevention of the procreation of the feebleminded.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1915. 21216
123 p. illus., plates. 23cm.
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1915] A Bibliography of Virginia 1003
Mental defectives in Virginia. Reprinted from a special report
of the state board of charities and corrections to the general assembly of
nineteen sixteen on weak-mindedness in the state of Virginia, together with
a plan for the training, segregation and prevention of the procreation of the
feeble-minded. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing, 1915, 21217
18 p. 23cm.
Forest service. Forestry laws of Virginia. Compiled by the forest
service in the oflfice of state co-operation, by Jeannie S. Peyton. Virginia
feological commission. Office of state forester, University of Virginia,
'orestry leaflet no. 1. Issued April 15, 1915. Charlottesville: The
Michie co. 21218
12 p. Idcm.
Forest fire laws of Virginia. Virginia geological commission.
Office of state forester. University of Va. Forestry leaflet no. 2. Issued
April 20, 1916. 21219
8 p. 23cm. •
Fredericksburg normal school. Bulletin of the state normal school,
Fredericksburg, Virginia, v. 1, no. 1, April, 1915. Summer school and
school of elementary methods. June 23rd to July 20th, 1915. Examinations
July 21, 22, 23. 21220
36 p. fold, front. 22Hcm.
Bulletin of the state, normal school, Fredericksburg, Virginia.
V. 1, no. 3_, October, 1915. The Rappahannock river country, by A. B.
Chandler, jr. . . . Published annually in January, April, June, and
October. 21221
20 p. front., plates. 23cm.
Bulletin of the state normal school, Fredericksburg, Virginia.
Fourth annual catalogue. Catalogue 1914-1916. Announcements 1916-1916.
Published annually in January, April, June, and October. Fifth session be-
gins September 9, 1915. 21222
96 p. front., plates. 24cm.
General assembly. [Bills of the house of delegates of Virginia for
the extra session of 1915. Bills no. A-114] 21223
Copy In the Virginia State Library. 23cm.
Some bills wantlnff.
[Bills of the senate of Virginia for the extra session of 1915.
BUls no. 1-127] 21224
Copy in the Virginia State Library. 23cm.
Some bills wanting.
Legislation in Virginia 1914. Comp. by Lewis Machen, director
of the legislative reference bureau of Virginia. Richmond, Davis Bottom,
superintendent of public printing, 1915. 21225
13 p. 22Hcm.
Legislation in Virginia. Extra session 1915. Prepared by Hon.
Lewis Machen, chairman of the committee on legislation and law reform
of the Virginia state bar association, for its annual meeting, August 4th,
5th and 6th, 1915. Richmond: Richmond press, inc., printers. 21226
31 p. 23cm.
Governor. Address of Hon. Henry Carter Stuart, governor of Virginia,
delivered at the Panama-Pacific international exposition, San Francisco, Vir-
ginia day, July 8, 1915. Published by the legislative reference bureau.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1915. 21227
6 p. 23cm.
Harrisonburg normal schooL The normal bulletin, v. 7, no. 1, Janu-
ary, 1915. State normal school, Harrisonburg, Virginia. The Shenandoah
valley in history and literature [compiled by John W. Wayland. Published
at the request of the Co-operative education association of Virginia.]
21228
23, tl] p. 23cm.
Includes supplement. Spring quarter, March 22 to June 8, 1915.
4 p.
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The normal bulletin, v. 7, no. 2, March, 1916. State normal
school, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Summer session, 1915. First term, June 14-
July 23. Second term, July 26-August 30. 21229
64 p. plates, plan. 23cin.
The normal bulletin, v. 7, no. 3, May, 1915. State normal
school for women, Harrisonburg, Virginia. [Catalogue and announcement,
1915] 21230
132 p. front, (plan) plates. 23cm.
The normal bulletin, v. 7, no. 3, May, 1915. State normal
school, Harrisonburg, Virginia. [Catalogue and announcement, 1915] Sev-
enth year begins September 22, 1915. 21281
132 p. front, plates. 24cra.
The normal bulletin, v. 7, no. 4, November, 1915. State normal
school, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Home demonstration work. Short course
for canning club workers, August, 1915. 21232
30 p. plates. 23cm.
Horticulture. State horticultural society. Bulletin . . . series of
1915, no. 3. May, 1915. 21233
. 32 p. iUus.
Virginia state horticultural society bulletin . . . series of
1916, no. 4. 21234
I
12] p.
id
Issued from the office of the secretary, Winchester, Va.
Contents: Items of Interest. — Preliminary premium list for the annual
exhibit. — Final fruit crop report.
Virginia state horticultural society bulletin . . . series of
1915, no. 5. November, 1915. 21235
[12] p.
Issued from the office of the secretary, Winchester, Va.
Report [of the] nineteenth annual session of the Virginia state
horticultural society held in the city auditorium Winchester, Virginia, Jan-
uary 13th and 14th, 1915. Walter Whately, Crozet, editor. Virginia state
horticultural society bulletin. Series of 1915. March, 1912, no. 2. 21236
264 p. front, plates, lllus. 23cm.
House of burgesses. Journals of the house of burgesses of Virginia
1619-1658/59. Edited by H. R. Mcllwaine. [Edited and published by author-
ity of the library board of the Virginia state library]. Richmond, Virginia,
1916. 21237
283 p. 33cm.
Contents: Burgresses; Introductory note; preface: report of the pro-
rapers of the general asser .
: papers of the seneral assembly of 1627/28; report of
ceedlnKs of the general assembly of 1619; letter giving an account of the gen-
eral asembly of 1621; papers of the general assembly of 1623/24- petition from
the proceedings of the general assembly of 1629; petition of the house of bur-
gesses drawn up at the 1631/32 session; papers of the 1637/38 assembly; two
papers of the 1641/42 assembly; orders of the 1643/44 assembly; order of the
October 1644 assembly; orders of the March 1645/46 assembly; declaration of
the 1647 assembly In reference to the Dutch trade; speech of Sir William
Berkeley and declaration of the assembly of March 1650/51; articles drawn
up at the surrender of the colony, March 12, 1651/52; proceedings of the grand
assembly of April-May, 1652; orders of the grand assembly of November,
1652; proceedings of tne grand assembly of 1653; proceedings of the grand
assembly of 1654; proceedings of the grand assembly of 1654/55; proceedings
of the December 1656 session; proceedings of the March 1657/58 session; pro-
ceedings of the 1658/59 session; appendix; infex; general Index.
Insurance. Ninth annual report of the commissioner of insurance of
Virginia for the fiscal year ending April 30, 1915 covering business of 1914.
Fire, marine, life and miscellaneous companies and fraternal associations.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1915. 21238
1054 p. 24cm. Joseph Button, commissioner.
Law. *The Virginia law register, vol. 20. May, 1914, to April, 1915.
R. T. W. Duke, Jr., editor. Homer Richey, Minor Bronaugh, associate edi-
tors. The Michie company, Charlottesville, Va. 1916. 21239
1016 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia courts.
Special articles: The mechanics of code revision, by A. P. Walker:
Allen Caperton Braxton, by Chas. Curry; Inherent property rights, devise and
descent, by Edward Nichols; Habeas corpus Jurisdiction of federal and state
courts, by T. B. Benson; The constitutionality of the act of legislature known
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as the optional charter act, by W. H. Sargeant, Jr.; Judee Samuel Houston
L«tcher, by Chas. Curry; Power of a corporation to purchase Its own stock,
by T. B. Benson; Circumstantial evidence In homicide cases, by R. C. Walker;
Within or after a Kiven time, by L. B. Cox; Major Alfred R. Courtney.
'Virginia law review, vol. 2. 1914-1915. University, Virginia.
The Virginia law review association. 1915. 21240
xvTl, 632 p. 8vo.
Lee, Gen. Heni^. Report of the committee appointed under act of th«
general assembly approved March 12, 1912, for the purpose of reinterring
the remains of General Henry Lee — "Light-Horse Harry" Lee — ^at Lexing-
ton, Virginia. Richmond, Va.: Whittet & Shepperson. [1916] 21241
[81 p. lUus. 23cm.
Library. Bulletin (Issued quarterly) January, 1915. v. 8, no. 1.
A list of some books on debating in the Virginia state library. Compiled
by Earl G. Swem, assistant librarian. Richmond, D. Bottom, supt. public
printing, 1916. 21242
30 p. 23cm.
Bulletin Virg^a state library. (Issued quarterly) April, July,
October, 1915. v. 8, nos. 2, 3, 4. A bibliography of Virginia. Pt. 1. Con-
taining the titles of books in the Virginia state Ubrary which relate to Vir-
ginia and Virginians, the titles of those books written by Virginians, and of
those printed in Virginia, but not including the titles of the official editions
of the laws, of the journals of the legislative bodies, of the reports of ad-
ministrative officers, and other published official documents. By Earl G.
Swem, assistant librarian. Richmond, D. Bottom, supt. public printing, 1916.
21243
[31]-7«7 p. 23cm.
Twelfth annual report of the library board of the Virginia
state library, 1914-1915. To which is appended the twelfth annual report
of the state librarian. Richmond, D. Bottom, supt. public printing, 1916
212(4
50. [1] p. 23Hcm. A. C. Gordon, chairman board. H. R. McVl-
waine, librarian.
Liquor laws. Liquor laws of Virginia. Including also federal laws
relating to interstate shipments. Annotated by Morton Wallerstein. Issued
from the office of the attorney general of Virginia as of December 31, 1916.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1916. 21245
80 p. 23cm.
Medical college of Virginia. Catalogue and announcement of the
Medical college of Virginia and the University college of medicine, con-
solidated. Richmond, Virginia. 1916-1916. 21246
128 p. front. 23cm. (Bulletin of the medical coUeKe of Virginia, v.
12, no. 2, June, 1915.)
Medical examining board. [Proceedings of the medical examining
board of Virginia, held June, 1916. Richmond, Virginia] 21247
Copy not seen.
Proceedings of the medical examining board of Virginia htid
December 14-17, 1915, Richmond, Virginia. Fredericksburg, wk., R. A.
Kishpaugh's print. 21218
9, T4] p. 23cm.
Officers. List of state officers . . . compiled and issued by the
auditor of public accounts, January 1, 1915. Richmond, 1915. 21249
cover title. 34 p.
Public health. Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 7,
nos. 1-2, January-February, 1915. Virginia health almanac. 212IS0
34 p. dias. 22.6cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 7, extra
no. 1, January 25, 1915. Save the eyes: Health day in the public schools.
21251
p. 37-44. 22.6cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 7, extra
no. 1, February 5, 1915. Virginia's tables of mortality for the year 1913.
21252
p. 43-130. maps. 22.6cm.
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^ rr- Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 7, extra
no. 5, March 15, 1915. The laws of good health and directions for cleaning
op- 21253
p. 211-218. 22.5cm.
_ - — Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 7, extra
no. 5, August 10, 1915. A little message to post on the wall and to remem-
°®^- rii ,. . " 21264
[4] p. 22.5cin.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 7, no. 4,
April, 1915. [Winged death] 212'>5
p. 219-23'0. lllu.s. 22.5cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 7, no. 5,
May, 1915. Typhoid. 21256
p. 231-246. illus. 22.5cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 7, no. 6,
June, 1915. The danger zone on the farm. 212S7
p. 247-2i;2. diag. 22.5cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 7, no. 7,
July, 1915. [The mother and the child] Fifth ed. 212i$8
p. 263-277. [1]. illus. 22.!>cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 7, no. S,
August, 1915. First aid to the injured and the l)revention of accidents.
Issued jointly by the department of public instruction and state board of
health. 21259
p. 287-310. lllu.1. 22.5cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 7, no. 9,
September, 1915. Diphtheria. 21260
p. 323-338. 22.5cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 7, no. 10,
October, 1915. The sanitary school and what it means to the public health.
Second ed. 21261
p. 341-364. illus. 22.5cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 7, extra
no. 11, November 20, 1915. A tuberculosis catechism for young people. . . .
Sixth ed. 21262
p. 397-404. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 7, no. 12,
December, 1915. Fresh air and rest — Plenty of it! 21263
p. 397-420. illus. 22.5cm.
Radford normal school. The Radford normal bulletin, v. 2, no. 4,
January, 1915. The question box [by Jos. E. Avent] State normal school
for women. East Radford, Virginia. 21264
33 p. 23cm. T.s!iued four times a year.
Supplement, The Radford normal bulletin, v. 2, no. 4, January,
1915. Announcements for spring and summer quarter . . . State nor-
mal school for women. East Radford, Virginia. 21265
10 p. 23cm.
The normal bulletin, v. 2, no. 5, March, 1915. State normal
school. East Radford, Virginia. Announcements for summer session, 1915.
21266
73, ri] p. 23cm.
The Radford normal bulletin, v. 2, no. 6, May, 1916. Annnal
catalogue. Announcements for session, 1915-1916. Session opens Septem-
ber 14, 1915. State normal school for women. East Radford, Virginia. 21267
107, [2] p. 23cm.
The Radford normal bulletin, v. 3, no. 1, July, 1915. Session
opens September 14, 1915. . . . State normal school for women. East
Radford, Virginia. 21268
15 p. 23cm. Issued four times a year.
The Radford normal bulletin, v. 3, no. 2, September, 1915.
Ingles literary society exercises at unveiling of Ingles memorial tablet.
Session opens September 14, 1916 . . . State normal school for women.
East Radford, Virginia. 21269
22 p. plates. 2Scm.
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1915] A Bibliography of Virginia 1007
The Radford nonnal bulletin, v. 3, no. 3, November, 1915. A
plea for improvement in rural conditions. State normal school for women,
East Radford, Virginia. 21270
20 p. 23cm.
The Radford normal bulletin, v. 3, no. 4, December, 1915. His-
tory and work of the Appalachian school improvement foundation . . .
State normal school for women, East Radford, Virginia. 21271
35 p. ports. 23cm.
Railroads. Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commis-
sion. Mileage freight rates applicable to steam railroads in Virginia as
authorized by the commission and in force December 31, 1915. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1916. 21272
122 p. 23cm.
Supplement no. 9 (supersedes supplements nos. 7 and 8). Sup»
plement no. 9 includes all changes and additions. To Virginia classiiicatioa
no. 1. To take effect December 1, 1915. Being a classification of freight
applicable to the railroad lines doing business in Virginia as ordered. With
this are also bound the supplements to the exception sheets, respectively,
showing all additions and changes in effect on the above date. Prepared
and issued by order of state corporation commission, R. T. Wilson, cle.'k,
Richmond, Va. 21273
v. p. 27.6cm.
Virginia classification and exception sheets thereto, as authorized
by the state corporation commission and in force December 31, 1915. R. T,
Wilson, clerk of the commission. State corporation commission, Richmond,
Va. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1916. 21274
145 p. 23cm.
Roads. Bulletin of the Virginia state highway commission. Giving
summary of work done from its establishment July 1, 1906, to September
30, 1914. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1915.
21275
11 p. 23cm.
Bulletin of the Virginia highway commission, G. P. Coleman,
commissioner. Summary of the laws and work done by the department from
July 1, 1906 to September 30, 1915. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent public printing, 1915. 21276
10 p. 23cm.
Bulletin of the Virginia state highway commission. Highway
bridges and culverts, by W. M. Thornton . . . and C. D. Snead . . .
Riclunond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1915. 21277
17 p. 23.5cm.
Secretary of the commonwealth. Annual report of [B. O. James] the
secretary of the commonwealth to the governor and general assembly of
Virginia for the year ending September 30, 1915. Richmond: Davis Bottom,
superintendent public printing, 1916. 21278
383 p. 23cm.
Includes names of state officers; Member.s of state boards; Names of
all the Judges In the state; List of notaries public; List of county and city
officers: Town officers; List of charters and amendments of charters; List or
railroad charters; List of foreign corporations; List of proprietary contain-
ers; List of trademarks, labels, etc.; Proclamations by the governor; List of
Incorporated towns; Commissioners of deeds for Virginia; Commissioners lo
Virginia for other states; A complete library of the Virginia statutes; Gover-
nors of Virginia; Library fund. . . . „ „ „ t, „ ^-. i .
State debt. Special message of his Excellency, Henry D. Hatfield,
governor, to the legislature of West Virginia, February 5, 1915, together
with the report of the Virginia debt commission, made pursuant to the re-
quirements of a joint resolution of the legislature adopted February 21, 1913
. . . Printed by order of the commission. [Charleston, W. Va., Tribune
printing co., 1915] 21279
lis p. 23cm. John W. Mason, chairman of the West Virginia
"The West Virginia commission, by appointment, met the Virginia com-
mission in the city of Washington, July ?5th, 1913. for the purpose of dis-
cussing ways and means of bringing to a final settlement the Virginia debt.
In keeping with the suggestion made by Mr. Justice Holmes in his decision
of March ^th, 1911."
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Summer normal schools. State summer normal institute, Chase City,
Virginia. Eighth annual session, June 23-July 20, 1915. State examinations
July 21, 22, 23. Presses of the Chase City progress, [1916] 21280
2 p. 1., [5]-28, [1] p. 23Hcm.
Announcements, Virginia state normal institute, Martinsville,
Va., June 22d to July 23rd, 1915 . . . 21281
32 p. incl. advs. 22Hcm.
State summer school for teachers. Announcement of the tenth
annual session. Under the direction of the state board of education, R. C,
Steames, superintendent of public instruction. Covington, Virginia, June
22nd to July 23rd, nineteen hundred and fifteen. 21282
30 p., incl. plates. 22cm.
Announcements of the Abingdon state summer school, Martha
Washington college, Abingdon, Virginia. June 23rd tj July 20th, nineteen
and fifteen. 21283
15 p. 23cm.
The Norfolk normal, Norfolk, Va. State summer normal schooL
June 23rd to July 20th, 1915. Examinations July 21st, 22nd and 23rd. Nor-
folk, Va., Minter-Moore printing co. [1915] 21284
40 p. front. 22Hcm.
A state summer school for colored teachers at the Christians-
burg industrial institute, Cambria, Virginia. [Announcement] The press
of the Christiansburg industrial institute, Cambria, Virginia. [1916] 21285
[6] p. 22cm.
Taxation. An act to levy an excise tax upon the public utility cor-
porations of the state; to segregate and make them liable to taxation by
the state alone; to fix the method and rate of such taxation; and to repe^
all state taxes upon the real and personal property of the state. By O.
L. Steames, member of the house of delegates from Roanoke County.
(Salem, Va.: Salem printing & publishing co.] [1915] 21286
2g p. 23cm.
Communication from Hon. S. R. Donohoe setting forth_ his
views in reference to the segregation of taxes. In response to a joint
resolution requesting him to address the general assembly on the sub-
ject of tax reform; Read before the senate and house of delegates Tues-
day, January 26, 1916. 21287
4 p. 23cm.
Extracts from messages and addresses of governors of Vir-
ginia regarding taxation, 1893-1914. Compiled b^ Lewis H. Machen, di-
rector of the legislative reference bureau of Virginia. Richmond, D. Bot^
torn, supt. public printing, 1915. 21288
1 p. 1., 3-34. [1] p. 23cm.
Taxation as affecting municipalities; an address delivered be-
fore the Virginia leagrue of municipalities by James Lindsey Heard, of the
Norfolk bar, November 10, 1914. Issued by the legislative reference bu-
reau of Virginia. Richmond, D. Bottom, supt. of public printing, 1915.21289
15 p. 22Hcm.
Tax commissions of certain states. An extract from a paper
prepared by Samuel T. Howe for the annals of the American academy of
political and social science . . . Issued by the legislative reference bu-
reau of Virginia. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing, 1915. 21290
14 p. 23cm.
A summary of tax systems, boards and methods of equaliza-
tion of the several states. Compiled by Lewis H. Machen, director of the
legislative reference bureau of Virginia. Richmond: Davis Bottom, super-
intendent of public printing, 1915. 21291
29 p. 23cm.
Review of tax legislation in Virginia. Extra session, 1915.
By C. Lee Moore, auditor of public accounts. Reprinted from the Richmond
times-dispatch. Issued by the legislative reference bureau of Virginia.
Richmond, D. Bottom, supt. of public printing, 1915. 21292
cover-title, [S]-1S p. 23cm.
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Statement showing results to counties and cities under oper-
ation of Weayer-Buchanan bill. House bill no. 8. Printed by special order
of the house of delegates, January 20, 1915. [Richmond] 1916. 21293
5 p. Bill provides for a readjustment of the tax system of the
state.
Tax segregation and tax reform. By O. L, Steames, member
of the house of delegates from Roanoke county. [1916] 21294
cover-title, 31 p. 23cm.
A brief history of taxation in Virginia. By Edgar Syden-
Strieker. Issued by the legislative reference bureau of Virginia. Richmond,
D. Bottom, supt. of public printing, 1915. 21295
1 p. 1.. [31-C6 p. 22Hcm.
UniTerai^ of Virginia. Alumni bulletin of the University of Vir-
ginia. 3rd series, v. 8, no. 1, January, 1915. War letter by President
Alderman. Student life in '62. Charlottesville, Va., University of Virginia
press, 1915. 21296
[3]-138, vi p. front, (map), iUus., ports., pi. 23cm.
Contents in part: A war letter by President Alderman; A student's
view of the University in 1862-1856, by Crawford Howell Toy; O. Henry, by
C. Alphonso Smith; Attorney-general Thos. W. Gregory, by S. M. Reynolds:
A neglected masterpiece — "The testimony of modern science to the unity of
mankind," by James Lawrence Cabell; The origin of verse, by Thos. Fitxhugh;
D. Hiden Ramsey; Edward S. Joynes; Edgar O. L,ovett; Civil war chapter in
the life of Dr. Geo. B. Reynolds; Dr. Chas. Pollard Olivier, by Albert Balz.
Alumni bulletin of the University of Virginia. 3rd series, v.
8, no. 2, April, 1915. Founder's day. Annual letter to alumni. Charlottes-
ville, Va., University of Virginia press, 1916. 21297
[141]-298 p. front., ports. 23cm.
Contents In part: The place of Industry In modern life, by Fairfax Har-
rison; Recollections of John L. Williams, by Francis H. Smith; Gambling, by
Chas. A. Graves; Personal recollections of the school of Latin, V. Va., by K.
8. Joynes; On nationalizing the American spirit, by Chas. W. Kent; Lyon O.
Tyler, by J. S. Wilson; Harrison Randolph, by L,. M. Harris; James Mo '
Page, by D. Hlden Ramsey; Charles W. Bain; Mendel L,. Smith.
University of Virginia record. New series, v. 1, no. 4. Feb-
ruary 1, 1916. Catalogue, 1914-1916. Announcements, 1915-1916. Char-
lottesvUle, Va. 21298
316 p. 23cm. Published nine times a year, October 1, Janu-
ary 1, January 16. February 1, February 15, March 1, March 16, April 1,
July 1.
University of Virginia record. New series, v. 1, no. 7, March
15, 1915. Summer school, June 22 to Augrust 6, 1916. Charlottesville, Va.
21299
72 p. 23Hcm.
University of Virginia record. New series, v. 1, no. 9, June,
1915. Courses passed and degrees conferred, Wednesday, June 16, 1915.
Charlottesville, Va., July, 1916. 21360
[20] p. 23cm.
Publications of the Leander McCormick observatory of the Uni-
versity of Virginia, S. A. Mitchell, director, v. 2, pt. 4. 126 parabolic
orbits of meteor streams. Reprinted from the transactions of the scien-
tific section of the University of Virginia philosophical society. 21301
457-475 p. front 2SHcm. '
• Publications of the Leander McCormick observatory of the Uni-
versity of Virginia, S. A. Mitchell, director, v. 2, pt. 5. First stellar
parallax measures. Reprinted from the Astrophysical journal, 42, 263-270,
1916. 21302
157-1S4 p. 24 Hem. .
Virginia miMtary institute. Virginia military mstitute. Official reg-
ister, 1914-1916. V. 10, no. 2. Lexington. Virginia. 21308
162 p. 23cm.
Virginia pt^technic institute. Bulletin of the Virginia polytechnic
institute. The state agricultural and mechanical college. Catalogue. April,
1915. V. 8. no. 2. FRoanoke, Va., The Stone printing & mfg. co.] [1915]
21304
184 p. 23cm.
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1010 Bulletin Virginia. State Library [Stuart, Gov.
Extension bulletin no. 1. J. D. Eggleston, acting director.
P^ach growing in Virginia. By G. C. Starcher . . . Virginia polytech-
nic institute, extension service in co-operation with the United States de-
partment of agriculture. Blacksburg, Virginia, April 1, 1915. 21305
31, [1] p. lllus. 23cS'
Extension bulletin no. 3. J. D. Eggleston, acting director.
Fire blight of the pear and apple. By G. S. Ralston. . . . Virginia
polytechnic institute, extension service in co-operation with the United
States department of agriculture. Blacksburg, Virginia, July 15, 1916.
21306
16 p., illus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin 209, De-
cember, 1916. The frog-eye leaf spot of apples, by C. Harvey CrabilL
21307
16 p. 23cm.
-; Virginia agricultural experiment station. Technical bulletin
1, April, 1916. The effect of association of legumes and non-4eg:ume8, by
W. B. EUett, H. H. Hill and W. G. Harris. Blacksburg, Montgomery county.
Virginia. 21308
p. 27-36. iUtia. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Technical bulletin
2, April, 1915. Notes on plant diseases in Virginia observed in 1913 and
1914, by Howard S. Reed and C. H. Crabill. Blacksburg, Montgomery
county, Vinrinia. 21309
p. 36-68. lUus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Technical bulletin
3, April, 1915. Nitrogen fixation and nitrification in various soil types, by
Howard S. Reed and Bruce Williams. Blacksburg, Montg^omery county,
Virginia. 21310
p. 57-80. 23cm.
Virg^inia agricultural experiment station. Technical bulletin
4, April, 1915. The effect of some organic soil constituents upon nitrogen
fixation by azotobacter, by Howard S. Reed and Bruce Williams. Blacks*
burg, Montgomery county, Va. 21311
p. 79-95. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Technical bulleti%
6, April, 1915. Some effects of pruning, root pruning, ringing and strip-
ping on the formation of fruit buds on dwarf apple trees, bv A. W. Drink*
ard, jr. Blacksburg, Montgomery county, Virginia. 21312
p. 94-120. illus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Technical bulletda
6, April, 1915. The effect of green manuring on soil nitrates under green-
house conditions, by Harry H. Hill. Blacksburg, Montgomery county, Vir-
ginia. 21313
p. 119-163. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Technical bulletin
7, April, 1915. Smootlmess and keeping qualities in ice cream, as affected
by solids, by W. K. Brainerd, Blacksburg, Montgomery county, Virginia.
213M
p. 152-169. Illus. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Technical bulletin
8, April, 1915. The amount of arsenic in solution when lead arsenate is
added to different spray solutions, by W. B. Ellett and J. T. Grissom. 21315
p. 167-169. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Technical bulletin
9, May, 1915. iTie cedar rust disease of apples caused bv gynmosporan-
fium juniperi-wrginianae Schw., b^ Howard S. Reed and C. H. Crabill.
lacksburg, Montgomery county, Virginia. 21316
106 p. Illus. 23cm.
WilUam and Mary coHege. Bulletin of the college of William
and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia, v. 8, no. 3. January, 1915. Normal
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academy of the college of William and Mary. -Announcements, 1915-1916.
Gatalognie of students, 1914-1915. 21317
29, [1] p. front., plates, ports. 23cm.
Bulletin of the college of William and Mary, Williamsburg,
Virginia, v. 8, no. 4. May, 1915. Announcement of the summer session
to be held at Dublin, Virginia, June 22nd to August 19th. 1915. 21318
29, [11 p. 22M|Cm.
Bulletin of the college of William and Mary. v. 9, no. 1. Jun«
1915. Catalogue 1914-1915. Announcements 1916-1916. Two hundred and
twenty-second year. 21319
119 p. front. 23cni.
1916
JoumcUs
Journal of the house of delesrates of Virginia. Session which
commenced at the state capitol on Wednesday, January 12, 1916.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing,
191B. 21320
1332 p. 24cin.
Session besan Jan. 12, 1916 and ended March 18, 1916. Harry R. Houston,
speaker.
Members-elect [list] : p, S-5. 21321
Rules: p. 8-17. 21822
[Message from the governor, H. C. Stuart, Jan. 12, 1916]: p. 18-23.
21323
.SOO copies printed separately.
f Report of special committee affecting charges against R. H. L. Chi-
: p. 24-27. 21324
[Message of the governor, Jan. 15, 1916] : p. 50-53. 21325
600 copies printed separatelv.
[Message of the governor, Jan. 22, 1916] : p. 117-120. 21326
500 copies printed. \ ■
[Communication from Jos. V. Bidgood, secretary of Confederate mili-
tary records] : p. 279, 280. 21327
[Communication from the commission to revise the code, Samuel A.
Anderson, M. P. Burks, F. B. Button] : p. 281, 282. 21328
[Communication from John Garland Pollard as to constitutionality
of house bills 109 and 124 as to establishment of a cull line in James river
and sale of seed oysters out of the state] : p. 366-370. 21329
[Veto message of governor relative to administration of affairs in
Hopewell] : p. 624, 625. 21330
[Report of H. C. Stuart, C. L. Moore, W. F. Smyth, commission to
consider tJie compensation of court clerks, examiners of records, treasurer?,
commissioners of revenue, sheriffs, high constables and city sergeants]: p.
680->682. , 21331
[Report of convict lime grinding board] : p. 756. 21332
Message of the governor, March 6, 1916] : p. 906, 907. 21333
[Veto message of governor relative to bill exempting certain bonds
from taxation] : p. 1004. 21334
[Veto message of governor relative to S. B. 15] : p. 1018, 1019. 21335
[Veto message of governor relative to employment agencies]: p.
1088. 21336
[Copy of the record of the keeper of the rolls of the receipt, enroll-
ment, signing, delivery to governor, approval and return of bills, and de-
livery to superintendent of public printing, session 1916]: p. 1220-1235.
21337
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Membfl« of house who served Jan. 12, 1916 to March 18. 1916: p.
1237-1240. 2133S
Index: p. 1241-1832. -
[Documents as appendix] :
Contingeirt and incidental expenses. Statement of disbursement ot
contingent fund, house of delegates, for extra session 1915, after the pub-
lication of the journal for that session. House doc. A. 21339
11 p. 24cin.
Abstract of the returns of clerks of courts to the clerk of the house
of delegates. House document no. 1. 21340
20 p. 24cni.
Report of the clerk of the house of delegates in relation to the pub-
lication of the proposed amendments to sections 46 and 50 of the constitu-
tion, January. 1916. House document no. 2. 21341
4 p. 24cin.
Report of the state advisory board on taxation. House document no.
3. 21342
31 p. 24cin. H. C. Stuart, Robert R. PrentU, C. >«e Moore,
members.
An address by the governor of Virg^inia before a joint session of the
general assembly upon the subject of taxation. February 15, 1916. Rich-
mond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1916. House docu-
ment no. 4. 21343
8 p. 24cm. H. C. Stuart, governor.
Report of the state building committee. House document no. 5.
21344
3 p. 24cm.
Report of the state accountant [W. F. Smyth] in response to a reso-
lution of the house of delegates. House document no. 6. 21345
4 p. 24cm.
Reports of the second auditor and superintendent of public instruction
in reference to the cost of disbursing the school funds. Made in response
to a resolution adopted by the house. House doc. no. 7. 21348
5 p. 24cm.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealth of Virginia
begun and held at the capitol in the city of Richmond on Wednes-
day, January 12, 1916. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent
of public printing, 1916. 21347
1146 p. lllus. (plan) 23Hcm.
Session bcKan Jon. 12, 1916 and ended March It, 191(. Lieutenant-
governor J. Taylor Ellyson, president.
Members-elect [list]: p. 3, 4. 21S48
Rules of the senate: p. 5-12. 21349
[Communication from the superintendent of public instruction, R. C.
Steames, relative to his annual report] : p. 240. 21350
[Veto message from the governor, H. C. Stuart relative to house bUl
49] : p. 871. . 21351
[Veto message of governor returning bill relative to Hopewell]:
p. 417. 21352
[Message from the governor relative to the appropriation bill] : p. 696.
21353
[Veto message of the governor returning senate bill- 15] : p. 787.
21354
[Veto message of the governor returning house bill 29]: p. 819.
2135S
[Veto message of the governor returning bill relating to employment
agencies] : p. 922. 21350
Errata: p. 1020. 1021.
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State officers: p. 1022. 21857
Members of the senate who served Jan. 12, 1916 to March 18, 1916: p.
1023, 1024. 21358
Copy of the record of the keeper of the rolls of the receipt, enroll-
ment, sigfning, delivery to governor, approval and return of bills, and de-
livery to the superintendent of public printing 1916 : p. 1028-1044. 21359
Index: p. 1045-1145.
[Documents as appendix] :
Contingent and incidental expenses of the senate of Virginia. Session
1916. Senate doc. A. 21360
6 p.
Biennial message of the governor of Virginia [Henry C. Stuart] to
the general assembly. Section 1. January 12, 1916. Richmond, Davis
Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1916. Senate doc. no. 1. 21361
8 p.
Biennial message of the governor of Virginia to the general assem-
bly. Section 2. January 15, 1916. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintendent
public printing, 1916. Senate doc. no. 2. 21362
Biennial message of the governor of Virg^ia to the general assem-
bly. Section 8. January 22, 1916. Richmond, Davis Bottom, superintend-
ent public printing, 1916. Senate doc no. 3. 21363
7 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmittting the re-
port of the second auditor in reference to the Miller fund. January 26,
1916. Senate doc. no. 4. 21364
4 p.
Communication from the state highway commissioner in response to
a resolution of the senate. February 3, 1916. Senate doc. no. 5. 21365
5 D.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting a list of
pardons, paroles, respites, etc. February 10, 1916. Senate doc. no. 6.
21366
45 p.
Communication from the auditor of public accounts in response to a
resolution of the senate [relative to an inheritance tax] February 12, 1916.
Senate doc. no. 7. 21367
2 p.
Communication from the state board of education in response to a
resolution adopted by the senate [relative to changes in text books for
primary schools] February 14, 1916. Senate doc. no. 8. 21368
11 p.
Communication from the committee on finance in response to the fol-
lowing resolution agreed to by the senate: Be it resolved. That the chair-
man of the finance committee report to the senate all reports made by the
state advisory board, or any state official, as to the estimated deficiency of
receipts and disbursements for the years 1916 and 1917, as well as all
recommendations made thereto. February 3, 1916. Senate doc. no. 9.
21369
6 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting the re^
port of the Panama-Pacific international exposition commission. February
16, 1916. Senate doc. no. 10. 21370
3 p. W. W. Baker, S. W. Holt, John T. Lewis, commissioners.
Report of the commission to consider the compensation of court clerks,
examiners of records, treasurers, etc. February 21, 1916. Senate doc.
no. 11. 21371
11 p.
Communication from the governor of Virginia transmitting the report
of the convict lime grinding board. February 26, 1916. Senate doc. no. 12.
21372
2 p.
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Report of the auditor of public accounts reepecting omitted taxes,
submitted in response to a resolution agreed to by the senate. March 3.
1916. Senate doc. no. 13. 21373
8 p.
Communication from the secretary of the state board of education
transmitting a reply from certain members of the state board of education,
in reference to the school book question. March 3, 1916. Senate doc. no 14.
21374
16 p.
Communication from Mr. Harris Hart in reference to the matter of
school book adoptions. March 6, 1916. Senate doc. no. 16. 21375
5 p.
Communication from Mr. R. C. Steames, superintendent of public
instruction, in reply to a communication from Mr. Harris Hart, in refer>
ence to the matter of school-book adoptions. March 10, 1916. Senate doc.
no. 16. 21376
« p.
Report of the commission to revise the code, submitted to the gen-
eral assembly Wednesday, February 2, 1916. Senate doc. no. 17. 21377
3 D. Samuel A. Anderson. M. P. Burks, F. B. Hutton, commission.
Report of the committee to examine the office of register of the land
ofBce. Senate doc. no. 18. 21378
2 P.
Annual Reports.
Note: The annua.1 reports for 1916 had not been published at the tim*
this bulletin was in course of preparation.
Session Laws.
Acts and joint resolutions (amending the constitution) ot
the general assembly of the state of Virginia. Session which
commenced at the state capitol on Wednesday, January 12, 1916.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing,
3916. 21379
1038 p. 23cm.
Collection of Laws
Pollard's supplement to the code of Virginia containing all
statutes of a general and permanent nature passed by the general
assembly at the sessions of 1912, 1914, 1915, and 1916, also an-
notations to the code of Virginia, 1904, and the constitution and
tax bill. Edited by Louis C. Phillips of the James City county
bar. Richmond, Va. : Everett Waddey co. 1916. 21380
xc, 1272 p. 8vo.
Courts
♦Virginia and West Virginia digest, covering the decisions
of the supreme courts of appeals reported in Virginia reports,
vols. 111-118*, West Virginia reports, vols. 68-77,* Southeastern
reporto*, vols. 70-86. (*See page iii) February, 1911, to Decem-
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ber, 1915. Compiled under the American digest classification.
With a table of constitutions and statutes construed and a table
of cases digested. Volume 7. St. Paul, West publishing co., 1916.
21881
Unpagred. 26cm.
♦Virginia appeals. Decisions of the supreme court of ap-
peals of Virginia. Maury Baldwin Watts, editor. Volume 11.
From November 1, 1915, to May 31, 1916, containing opinions to
be officially reported in 118 Virginia reports. Richmond, Appeals
press, inc., publisher, 1916. 21382
Ix, rei, 7C3 p. 22Hcin.
Separate Documents; Miscellanea
Agriculture. Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia.
Bulletin no. 108, January, 1916 . . . [Richmond], Davis Bottom, super-
intendent of public printing, [1916] 2188S
32 p. illua. 23cin.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 110, March, 1916. . . . [Richmond]: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent public printing, [1916] 21384
31 p. illus. 23cin.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. Ill, April, 1916. . . . [Richmond]: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent public printing, [1916] 21385
32 p. Illu«. 23cm. •
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 112, May, 1916. . . . [Richmond]: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing, [1916] 21386
32 p. illus. 23'cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Bul-
letin no. 113, July, 1916. . . . [Richmond]: Davis Bottom, superin-
tendent of public printing, [1916] 21387
48 p. illus. ^3cm.
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virtnnia. Bul-
letin no. 114, September-October, 1916. . . . [Richmond]: Davis Bot-
tom, superintendent of public printing, [1916] 21388
32 p. 23cm.
The new Virginia agricultural seed law in brief. Acts 1916.
Farmers' bulletin no. 25. . . . Issued by the department of a|rriculture
and immigration, G. W. Koiner, commissioner, Richmond, Virginia. Rich-
mond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1916. 21389
11 p. 23cm.
Contents: Summary of principal requirements. Special provisions of
importance. SugrKestions: Methods of testing and sampling^. Kinds of seed
which must be taar«red. SuRRested tatr form.
Hand book for the use of county agents in home demonstra-
tion work in Virginia. Ella G. Agnew, state home demonstration agent,
Burkeville, Virginia. Extension department Virginia agrricultural and me-
chanical college and polytechnic institute and United States dept. of agri-
culture co-operating. Bulletin no. 7, July, 1916. 21390
28 p. 19.6cm.
Virginia girls' canning clubs. Ella G. Agnew, state agent.
. . . . Extension department. Agricultural and mechanical college.
Blacksburg, Virginia, in co-operation with U. S. Department of agriculture.
Office of farmers' co-operative demonstration work. Bureau of plant in-
dustry. [1916] 21391
13 p. 23cm.
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1016 Bulletin Virginia State Library [Stuart, Gov.
Virerinia home demonstration work. Report of girls canning
club, Ella G. Aenew, state agent, Burkeville, Va. Extension department,
Vir^rinia agricultural and mechanical college and polytechnic institute,
Blacksburg, Va. In co-operation with United States department of agri-
culture. States relation service. Circular no. 2, January, 1916. 21392
[4] p. 22 X 28cin.
Attorney-general. Digest of opinions rendered by attorneys-general
of Virginia 1883-1915, inclusive. Office of Jno. Garland Pollard, attorney-
general of Virginia. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent pubUc
printing, 1916. 21393
ISl p. 28cm.
Banks. Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 31, March 7, 1916. Showing the condition
of incorporated state banks as of March 4, 1915; May i, 1915; June 23, 1915;
Sept. 2, 1915; Nov. 10, 1915; Dec. 31, 1915; March 7, 1916. And national
banks in Virginia as of March 7, 1916. C. C. Barksdale, chief examiner.
21394
[4] p. 21.5 X 17.5cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 32, May 1, 1916. Showing the condition
of incorporated state banks as of May 1, 1915; June 23, 1915; Sept. 2, 1915;
Nov. 10, 1915; Dec. 31, 1915; March 7, 1915; May 1, 1916. C. C. Barksdale,
chief examiner. 21395
4 p. 21.5 X 18cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 33, June 30, 1916. Showing the condition
of incorporated state banks as of June 23, 1915; Sept. 2, 1915; Nov. 10,
1915; Dec. 31, 1915; March 7, 1915; May 1, 1916; June 30, 1916. C. C.
Barksdale, chief examiner. 21396
4 p. 21.5 X 18cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State corporation commission.
Banking division. Statement no. 34, September 12, 1916. Showing the
condition of incorporated state banks as of Sept. 2, 1915; Nov. 10, 1915;
Dec. 31, 1915; March 7, 1916; May 1, 1916; June 30, 1916; Sept. 12. 1916.
C. C. Barksdale, chief examiner. 21397
4 p. 21.5 X 18cm.
Crop pests. Tenth report of the state entomologist and plant path-
ologist . . . 1914-'15. Richmond, 1916. 21398
75 p. front., iUus., plates. W. J. Schoene, state entomologist and
plant pathologist.
Dairy and food division. Cheese making, by C. L. Stahl, dairy in-
structor. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1916.
21399
23cm. (Department of agriculture and Immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division. Bulletin no. 59. March, 191fi.)
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division, Benjamin L. Purcell, dairy and food commissioner. Quar-
terly report for the period from December 1, 1915 to February 29, 1916.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1916. 21401
63 p. 23cm. (Bulletin no. 60, February 29, 1916)
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virginia. Dairy
and food division, Benjamin L. Purcell, dairy and food commissioner. Quar-
terly report for the period from March 1, 1916, to May 31, 1916. Richmond:
Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing, 1916. 21402
75 p. front, plates. 23cm. (Bulletin no. 62, May 31. 1916)
Annual report of the dairy and food commissioner of Virginia
for the period from March 1, 1915, to March 1, 1916. Benjamin L. Purcell,
dairy and food commissioner. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of
public printing, 1916. , , . . . ^l*^
V. p. 23cm. (Department of agriculture and Immigration of
Virginia. Dairy and food division. Bulletin no. 63)
Department of agriculture and immigration of Virjfinia. Dairy
and food division, Benjamin L. Purcell, dairy and food commissioner. Fro-
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1916] A Bibliography of Virginia 1017
ceedings of the ninth annual convention of the Virginia state dairymen'*
association [Feb. 10, 11, 1916] ... 21404
62 p. 23cm. (Bulletin uo. 64, 1916)
Care of milk and cream on the farm, by A. F. Howard, cream^
ery instructor. Richmond : Davis Bottom, superintendent of public printing
1916. 21405
12 p. 23cm. Ulus. (Department of agriculture and Immigra-
tion of Virginia. Hairy and food division. Bulletin no. 65, September, 1916).
Education. Co-operative education association of Virginia. Com-
munity league bulletin, giving plan or organization, constitution and by-
laws, suggestions for the work of each committee by the Co-operative edu-
cation association of Virginia . . . Issued jointly of state departments
of health, education, highways, agriculture, dairy and food, charities and
corrections, Virginia polytechnic institute. Richmond, Va., D. Bottom, supt.
public printing, 1916. 21406
cover-title, 48 p. illua. 23cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. Department of public instruction.
Matriculation records of standard Virginia colleges. Session 1915-16. 21407
26 p. 24 X 31.6cm.
Fourth annual report of the public high schools of Virginia for
the school year 1915-1916. Office of the state superintendent of public in-
struction, Richmond. Richmond, Va., supt. public printing, 1916. 21408
69 p. 22Vicm.
Play and athletics for Virginia. Revised November, 1916 . . .
Issued by department of public instruction of Virginia assisted by Univer-
sity of Virginia, William and Mary college. State female "normal school,
Farmville, Harrisonburg state normal and industrial school for women,
Fredericksburg state normal and industrial school for women, co-operative
education association, playground and recreation association of America,
department of physical education, Richmond public schools. Richmond, D.
Bottom, supt. public printing, 1916. 21409
95 p. illus. 23CTT1.
Special day programme bulletin for use in 'Virginia public
schools and community leagues. Issued and distributed by the department
of public instruction and the Co-operative education association in co-ope-
ration with the state departments of health, highways, agriculture, dairy and
food, charities and corrections, Vir^nia polytechnic institute. Richmond,
D. Bottom, superintendent public pnnting, 1916. 21410
cover-title, 2 p. 1., 174 p. 23cni.
; 1916 commonwealth of Virginia. State board of education.
Supplement to exchange pamphlet. Jan. 20, 1916. .21411
3 p. 22cm.
Commonwealth of Virginia. State board of education, Rich-
mond, Virginia. Teachers reading courses [for year ending June 30, 1916]
21412
4 p. 21.5cm.
Elections. Virginia election laws, in effect September 1, 1916. Anno-
tated by Morton L. Wallerstein. Issued by B. 0. James, secretary of the
commonwealth. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of public print-
ing, 1916. 21413
165 p. 23.5cm.
Farmville normal school. Bulletin of the state normal school for
women, Farmville, Virginia, v. 1, no. 4, June, 1915. Catalogue 1915-1916.
Published by the State normal school for women, Farmville, Virginia, 1915.
21414
158, [1] p. front. 23cm.
Fisheries. Proceedings of the joint conference of the Virginia com-
mission of fisheries and the conservation commission of Maryland aiid Hon.
Henry C. Stuart, governor of Virginia and Hon. Emerson C. Harrington,
fovemor of Maryland. On board the steamer "Gov. Robt. M. McLane" in
otomac River, July 21, 1916. [Baltimore, Thomas Evans printing co.l
21415
20 p. 19cm.
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1018 BtUletin Virginia Staie Library [Stuart, Gov.
Fmteter. The administrative report of the Virginia state forester
from March to December, 1916, inclusive. With suggestions for extensions
of state forestry work, and recommendations for amendments to the present
forestry laws. Virginia- geological commission. Office of state forester.
Charlottesville, University of Va. [1916] 21416
48 p. Incl. pi. & lllus. 2Scm. Richard C. Jones, state forester.
— ; — Forest^ laws of Virginia. Based on a compilation by the for-
est service in the office of state co-operation, by Jeannie S. Peyton. [Issued
by] Virginia geological commission. Office of state forester. University of
Virginia, Charlottesville. [1916] 21417
- cover-title. 3-12 p. 23cin. Forestry leaHet no. 1, revised Octo-
ber 1, 1916.
Forest fire laws of Virginia. [Issued by] Virginia geological
commission. Office of state forester. University of Virginia, Charlottesville.
[1916] 2141g
cover-title, [3] -8 p. 2Scm. Forestry leaflet no. 2, revised Octo-
ber 1, 1916.
The forestry situation in Virginia very briefly stated by Rich-
ard Chapin Jones, state forester. Virginia geological commission. Office of
state forester. University of Virginia, Charlottesville. Forestry leaflet no.
9, issued February, 1916. 21419
[8] p. lllus. 23cm.
A plan of forest fire protection for Virginia: how an effective
beginning can be made toward lessening the present enormous destruction
of merchantable timber, young growth, and other property by the "Triple
alliance" composed of the federal government, the state government, and
either the county government or the timber land owners. By R. C. Jonea,
state forester. [Issued by] Virginia geological commission. Office of state
forester. University of Virginia, Charlottesville. [19161 21420
[4] p. 22cni. (Forestry leaflet no. 3, revised August, 1916)
Fredericksburg normal school. Bulletin of the state normal school,
Fredericksburg, Virg:inia. v. 1, no. 4, January, 1916. The private reading
of public-school' teachers, by E. F. Shewmake, jr.; Gieneral suggestions con-
cerning the teaching of music in the grades, by Margaret E. Fraser. Fred-
ericksburg, Va., R. A. Kishpaugh's print, 1916. 21421
16 p. front. 23cm. Published quarterly.
Bulletin of the state normal school, Fredericksburg, Va. v. 2,
no. 2. June, 1916. Fifth annual catalogue. Catalogue 1915-1916. An-
nouncements 1916-1917. Published annu^ly in January, April, June, and
October. Sixth session begins September 12, 1916. 21422
93 p. fold, front., plates. 24cni.
Game. Laws of Virginia relating to game, fish and dogs. Compiled
under the direction of Lewis Machen, director of the legislative reference
bureau. Published by the department of game and inland fisheries. Rich-
mond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1916. 2142S
43 P. 22.5cni.
General assembly. [Bills of the house of delegates of Virginia for the
session of 1916. Bills nos. 1-1991 21424
Copy In the Virginia state library. 23cm. Some tills wanting.
[Bills of the house of delegates of Virginia for the session of
1916. Bills nos. 200-399] 21425
Copy in the Virginia state library. 23cm. Some bills wanting.
[Bills of the house of delegates of Virginia for the session of
1916. Bills nos. 400-582] 21426
Copy in the Virginia state library. 23cm. Some bills wanting.
[Bills of the senate of Virginia for the session of 1916. Bflls
nos. 1-150] 21427
Copy In the Virginia state library. 28cm.
[Bills of the senate of Virginia for the session of 1916. Bills
nos. 151-251] 21428
Copy in the Virginia state library. 23cm.
[Bills of the senate of Virginia for the session of 1916. Bills
nos. 252-470] 21429
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1916] A Bibliography of Virgima 1019
Copy in the Vircrinia etate library. 23cm. Some bills wanting.
The senate and house of delesrates. Virginia. Session 1916.
Manual. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1916.
21430
227 p. 16cm.
Geological surrey. Virginia geological survey, University of Virginia.
Thomas Leonard Watson, Ph. D., director. Bulletin no 12. The coal re-
sources of the Clintwood and.Bucu quadrangles, Virginia. By Henry Hinds.
Prepared in co-operation with the United States geological survey. Char-
lottesville, University of Virginia, 1916. 21431
vii, [2], 206 p. illus., plates, maps (part fold, in pocket), diagrs.
0>«rt fold.) 25Vicm.
Harrisonburg normal school. The normal bulletin, v. 8, no. 4, May,
1916. State normal school for women, Harrisonburg, Virginia. [CatalM
and announcement, 1916] . . . Eighth year begins September 20, 1916.
21432
136 p. front, plates, plan, map. 23cm.
Supplement to normal bulletin, v. 8, no. 4, May, 1916. State
normal school, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Special announcement of the de-
partment of household arts. August, 1916. Session begins September 20,
1916. 21433
12 p. 23cm.
The normal bulletin. Magazine number. April, 1916. Pub-
lished by the state normal school, Harrisonburg, Virginia. 21434
[1181-209 p. 25cm.
The normal bulletin. Magazine number. July, 1916. Harrison-
burg, Virginia. Published by the state normal school. 2148S
[2101-300 p. 26cm.
The normal bulletin. Magazine number. October, 1916. Har-
risonburg, Virginia. Published by the state normal school. 21436
[301]-3»1 p. 26cm.
Iiirarance. Tenth annual report of the commissioner of insurance of
Virginia for the fiscal year ending April 80, 1916 covering business of 1915.
Fire, marine, life and miscellaneous companies and fraternal associations.
Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1916. 21437
980 p. 24cm. Joseph Button, commissioner.
Law. 'Lectures on equity pleading and practice; with forms and the
new federal equity rules. Prepared for the use of the students of the law
school of the University of Vinpnia. By W. M. Lile, professor of law. Uni-
versity of Virginia: George W. Olivier, University book store. 1916.
^21438
viii. 269 p. 24cra.
*A treatise on the Virgrinia prohibition act, by T. B. Benson . . .
Charlottesville, Va., L. P. Smith and W. F. Souder, jr. [cl916] 21489
197 p. 23Vicm.
'The Virginia law register, vol. 1. n. s. May 1915,-April, 1916.
R. T. W. Duke, Jr., editor. T. B. Benson and L. B. Waters, associate editors.
Charlottesville, Va., The Michie company. 21440
1008 p. 8vo. Includes important decisions of Virginia courts.
Special articles: Parol trusts in real estate, by T. B. Benson: Tucker on
the treaty-making power, by Jos. R. Long: Ciiaritable trusts, by Harrison &
Long; Two recent reforms in federal procedure, by T. B. B.: Carrier's liability
on interstate shipments of goods, by R. W. Withers; Should a director of a cor-
poration be a stockholder, by Chas. Hall Davis; Segregation ordinances, by T.
B. Benson: Office holding over after expiration of term, by T. B. Benson; The
high cost of appeals in Virginia, «nd certain suggested remedies, by George
Bryan. The limitations upon the treaty-making power, by Walter Leake;
Rules and aids to statutory construction, by T. B. Benson: Review of Judge
Keith's leading decisions, by T. B. Benson; Enforcement of right under federal
law In state court, by T. B. Benson; Interpretation of the common law in
actions under federal employers' liability act, by O. W. Catcbings and J. T.
Stokeley; Competency of husband to give evidence against paramour on trial
for Mdultery committed with wife, by A. S. Hester; Releases of rights of action
accruing under the federal employers' act, by Robt. B. Tunstall; In action*
under federal employers' liability act, how should state courts interpret the
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common law* . by W. M. Hendren; Federal employers' liability act compara-
tive neKlIjrence, by B. C. Walker; Financing municipal improvements In Vlr-
Klnla, by R. B. Tunstall; The American Judiciary, by J. W. Bailey: Power ot
the Bovernment of the U. 8. to own and operate railroads.
•The Virginia law register, n. s. v. 2, nos. 1-8. May-Decem-
ber, 1916. R. T. W. Duke, jr., editor; Daunis McBride and T. B. Benson, as-
sociate editors. Charlottesville, Va., The Michie co. 21441
640 p.
Special articles: The Torrens system, by R. C. Walker; The doctrine of
the last clear chance, by Summer Kenner The interurban electric railway as a
modern development of the use of the streets and highways or as an addi-
tional burden, by Clarence A. Beutel; Rights and duties of automobile driver
when meetinsr and passinsr horse-drawn vehicles, by C. P. Berry; Violation of
law as defense to negligent injury, by R. C. Walker; Sale of realty to keeper
of house of ill f«me, by T. S. Halstead; Advertising schemes and the lottery
law, by Colin P. Campbell; The new inheritance tax law of Vireinia. by
Daniel Grinnan; Validity of provision for payment of attorney's fees for col-
lection in note, by T. B. Benson; Is a ifift of monev taxable as income, by
0. B. Garnett; "Substituted service ot process upon married women," by
R. Lauck Benson; Tax on interest for recording deed of trust, by T. B. B.; Aa-
sumption of risk and contributory negllKence under Virginia act of 1»16. by
Daunis McBride; National banks as executors, administrators and trustees,
by N. Schmulowitz; Address by Judge George Poffenberger; Some suggested
chanices in the law of wills In Virginia, by R. C. Williams.
Library. Bulletin of the Virginia state library. (Issued quarterly)
January, April, July, 1916, nos. 1, 2 and 3. Virginia counties: those result-
ing from Virginia legislation. By Morgan Poitiaux Robinson, archivist.
Richmond, D. Bottom, supt. public printing, 1916. 21442
283 p. fold, map, tables, charts. 23Vicm.
Bulletin of the Virginia state library. (Issued quarterly) Octo-
ber, 1916. V. 9, no. 4. French newspapers of 1848-50 in the Virgfinia state
library. By Earl G. Swem, assistant librarian. Richmond, D. Bottom, supt.
public printing, 1916. 21443
f285]-347 p. 23Hcm.
Liquor laws. Extracts from liquor laws of prohibition states. Com-
piled under the direction of Lewis Machen, director of the legislative refer-
ence bureau of Virginia. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent public
printing, 1916. 21444
264 p. 23cm.
Medical examining board. . Proceedings of the medical examining
board of Virginia held June 20-23, 1916, RichmoAa, Va. Fredericksburg, Va.,
R. A. Kishpaugh's print. 21445
12. [3] p. front. 23cm.
public health. Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 8,
nos. 1-2, Januar---February, 1916. Virginia health almanac. 21446
34 p. 23cm.
Vital statistics supplement. Virg:inia health bulletin. Depart-
ment of health, v. 8, no. 3, March, 1916. A monthly feature. 21447
4 p. 24cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 8, no. 4,
April, 1916. Health insurance — ^the real kind. 21448
p. 73-76. illus. 24cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 8, no. 5,
May, 1916. The school child, his health and what to do about it. 21449
p. 77-91. ?3cm.
Vital statistics extra. Virginia health bulletin. Department
of health, v. 8, extra no. 6, June 5, 1916. Death registration. 214S0
4 p. 24cm.
Vital statistics extra. Virginia health bulletin. Department of
health, v. 8, extra no. 7, June 27, 1916. Why a physician should be em-
ployed in childbirth. 21451
4 p. 24cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 8, no. 7,
July, 1916. Rules and regulations for the protection of public health adopted
by the state board of health of Virginia (May 6, 1916). 21452
p. 101-116. 23cm.
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1916] A Bibliography of Virginia 1021
Vital statistics extra. Virginia health bulletin. Department of
health. ▼. 8, extra no. 8, July, 1916. 2145S
4 p. i4cin.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 8, no. 8,
August, 1916. The statute law of the commonwealth of Virginia relating to
the protection of the public health. 21454
p. 117-169. 2Scm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 8, no. 9,
September, 1916. Health insurance — the real kind. 214S5
p. 1$1-1$4. Ulus. 23cin.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 8, extra no.
10, September 10, 1916. Protecting your health— Yes— Yours. 21456
p. 169-162. 23cm.
Virginia health bulletin. Department of health, v. 8, extra
no. 11, September 20, 1916. Infantile paralysis. 21457
p. 163-178. 23cm.
Vital statistics extra. Virginia health bulletin. Department
of health, v. 8, extra no. 12, September 25, 1916. The slaughter of the
innocents. 21458
4 p. 23cm.
Vital statistics extra. Virginia health bulletin. Department
of health, v. 8, extra no. 13, September 20, 1916. Comparative birth rates
by counties and cities. 21459
4 p. 23cm.
Foes of health and their conquest. . . . Being selected
numbers of the Virginia health bulletin 1912-1915. Arranged and issued by
the state board of health of Virginia for the reading courses of school and
civic leagues. Richmond, Va.: State board of health, 1916. 21460
V. p. Ulus. 23cm.
Radford normal achool. State normal school for women, East Rad-
ford, Va. A book of views. [1916] 21461
30 plates. fold, front., port. 23cm.
The Radford normal bulletin, v. 3, no. 6, February, 1916. Pro-
ceedings of the Second joint educational conference for sixth and ninth con-
gpressional districts, including Carroll and Grayson counties, held at Radford
state normal school, March 11-13, 1915. State normal school for women.
East Radford, Virginia. 21462
62, [1] p. 22cm. Issued four times a year.
The Radford normal bulletin. Supplement, v. 3, no. 5, February,
1916. The Radford normal plan bible study . . . State normal school
for women. East Radford, Virginia. 2146S
23 p. 22cm.
The normal bulletin, v. 3, no. 6, March, 1916. State nAinal
school. East Radford, Virginia. Announcements for summer session, 1916.
Conducted under the general management of state board of education and
supervision of superintendent of public instruction. 21464
103 p. 22cm. Issued four times a vear.
The Radford normal bulletin, v. 3, no. 7, May, 1916. Annual
catalogue. Announcements for session, 1916-1917. Session opens Septem-
ber 19, 1916. State normal school for women, East Radford, Virginia.
21465
123 p. 22cm. Issued four times a year.
Revision of the code. Report of the commission to revise the code
submitted to tiie general assembly Wednesday, February 2, 1916. Richmond,
1916. 21466
cover-title. 4 p.
Roads. Road laws of Virginia as enacted by the general assembly
sessions 1904 to 1916, inclusive. Compiled and issued by state highway
commission August, 1916. Richmond: Davis Bottom, superintendent of
public printing, 1916. 21467
81 p. 23cm.
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Taxation. Bulletin on the efFect of segregation in Virginia. Issued
by the state tax board. Richmond, Virginia, September 14, 1916. ai46»
8 p. 2Scm.
University of Virginia. Alumni bulletin of the Universitv of Virginia.
3rd series, v. 9, no. 1, January, 1916. Charlottesville, Va., University of
Virginia press, 1^16. 21469
160, viil p., Incl. front, (map.) 23cm.
.n.iumni buUletin of the University of Virrinia. 3rd series, v. 9,
no. 2, April, 1916. . . . Charlottesville, Va., The University of Virginia
press, 1916. 21470
ri631-304 p. front., lllus.. ports. 23cm.
University of Virginia record. New series, v. 3, no. 3, October,
1916. The Virginia high school literary and athletic league. . . . Char-
lottesville, Va. 21471
23 p, front., pi. 28cm. Published by the University nine
times a year: October 1, January 1, January 16, February 1, February 15.
March 1, March 16, April 1, July 1.
Virginia normal and industrial institute. Virginia normal and indus-
trial institute gazette. Issued quarterly, v. 28, no. 1, May 15, 1916. Cata-
logue number, 1915-1916. 21472
122 p. fold, front., plates. 22Hcm.
The Virginia normal and industrial institute gazette, Peters-
burg, Virginia. October, 1916. [v. 28, no. 2] 21473
23 p. 22Vicm.
Virginia polytechnic institute. Virginia agricultural experiment sta-
tion. Technical bulletin 10, March, 1916. Some effects of temperature upon
the growth and activity of bacteria in milk, by Howard S. Reed and R. R.
Reynolds. Blacksburg, Montgomery county, Virginia. 21474
26 p. 23cm.
Virginia agricultural experiment station. Bulletin 210, March,
1916. A stone-fruit spray made from hydrated-lime and sulphur, by G. C.
Starcher. 21475
14 p. 23cm.
WilMam and Mary coiUege. Bulletin of the college of William and
Mary. v. 10, no. 1, June, 1916. Catalogue 1915-1916. Announcements
1916-1917. Two hundred and twenty-third year. ' 21476
123 'p. front. 2Scm.
Workmen's compensation. Summary of workmen's compensation laws
in the United States and territories. Compiled by Howard Colvin, chief '
clerk of the legislative reference bureau of Virginia. Richmond: Davis
Bottom, superintendent public printing, 1916. 21477
44, ril p. 23cm.
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1916] A Bibliography of Virginia 1023
Turnpike Companies
The annual reports of the turnpike companies appeared In the annual
reports of the board of public works. The report of a company for any
year was usually printed in the report of the board for the same year.
Occasionally the report of a company was not submitted promptly, and was
printed in the annual report of the board for the year succeeding the date
of the company's report. In many instances no reports were submitted.
Por the laws relative to a particular turnpike company see William's
Index to enrolled bills.
Abbs' Valley and Tug road. Reports 1857, 1859, 1860. 21478
Abingdon and Pattonsville turnpike co. Reports 1857, 1859, 1860.
21479
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire turnpike co. Reports 1853, 1854.
21480
Alleghany and Huntersville turnpike road. Reports 1852, 1854, 1855.
21481
Ashby's <i&p turnpike company. Reports 1827, 1828, 1829, 1830, 1831,
1832, 1833, 1834, 1835, 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844,
1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1853, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1859,
1860, 1861. 21482
Augusta Springs turnpike co. Report 1839. 21488
Back Creek Valley turnpike co. Report 1861. 21484
Bath and St. John's Run road. Report 1847. 21485
Berkeley and Hampshire turnpike. Reports' 1852, 1859, 1860. 21486
Berryrille and Charlestown turnpike co. Reports 1849, 1850, 1852,
1853, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1875, 1876. 21487
Benyville turnpike co. Reports 1832, 1833, 1834, 1835, 1836, 1837,
1838, 1889, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850,
1861, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1866, 1868, 1871,
1872, 1873, 1874, 1876, 1876, 21488
Beverly and Fairmont turnpike road. Reports 1848, 1849, 1850, 1851,
1862, 1865, 1866, 1867, 1869. 21489
Black Lick and Plaster Banks turnpike road. Reports 1854, 1855,
1857, 1859, 1860. 21490
Blue Ridge turnpike co. Reports 1850, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1866, 1857,
1859, 1860, 1861. 21491
Botetourt bridge co. Reports 1857, 1859, 1860, 1861. 21492
Boydton and Petersburg plank road. Reports 1851, 1852, 1853, 1854,
1855, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860. Beginning with the report for 1855 the name
is changed to Boydton and Petersburg plank road co. 21493
Brandonville, Kingwood and Evansville turnpike co. Reports 1839,
1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1845. 1846, 1847, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1864, 1855. 1856,
1857, 1859, 1860. 21494
Brown's Gap turnpike co. Reports 1856, 1857, 1859. 21405
Brunswick and Roanoke plankroad co. Reports 1853, 1857, 1859.
21496
Buchanan and Bedford turnpike co. Reports 1851, 1852, 1853, 1854,
1867, 1859, 1860, 1861. . 21497
Buchanan turnpike co. Reports 1850, 1851, 1857, 1860. 21498
Buckhannon and Little Kanawha turnpike co. Reports 1856, 1857,
1859, 1860. 21499
Buckhannon bridge co. Reports 1857, 1859, 1860. 21500
Buford's Gap and Buchanan turnpike co. Reports 1855, 1856. 21501
Cacapon (Capon) and North Branch turnpike co. Reports 1840, 1847,
1862, 1857, 1869. 21502
Cartersville bridge co. Reports 1821, 1823, 1824, 1825, 1826, 1827,
1829, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1836, 1837, 1838, 1889, 1842, 1843, 1844, a report
which coven the years 1842-6, and reports 1847, 1862. 2150S
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Cedar Creek and Opequon turnpike co. Reports 1862, 1863, 1864,
1866, 1866, 1867, 1859, I860, 1861. 21504
Charleston and Point Pleasant turnpike co. Reports 1838, 1839, 1840,
1842, 1843, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1861, 1862, 1868, 1864, 1855,
1866, 1867, 1859, 1860. 21505
Charleston, Ripley and Ravenswood turnpike. Reports for 1866, 1867,
1869, 1860. 21506
Cheat River toll-bridge co. Reporte 1862, 1866, 1867, 1869, 1860.
21507
Christiansville and Keysville plankroad co. Reports 1856, 1856, 1857.
21508
Clarksburg and Buchanan River turnpike. Report 1847. 21509
Clarksburg and Buckhannon road. Reports 1855, 1857. 21510
Clarksburg and Buckhannon turnpike co. Reports for 1849, 1850,
1851, 1852, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860. 21511
Clarksburg and Philippi turnpike. Reports for 1853, 1854, 1869, 1860.
21512
Clarksburg and Wheeling turnpike. Reports for 1862, 1856, 1869,
1860. 21513
Clear Fork road co. Report 1860. 21514
Coal River bridge co. Reports 1859, 1860. 21515
Cove Spring and Whitehouse road. Report 1867. 21516
Covington bridge co. Reports 1838, 1839, 1840, 1847. The reports for
1839 and 1840 give the name as Covington bridge. 21517
Cranberry Summit and Brandonville turnpike co. Reports 1853, 1854,
1855, 1866, 1857, 1859. 21518
Cross Roads and Summit Point turnpike co. Reports 1855, 1856, 1867,
1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1867, 1868, 1869, 1871, 1872, 1873, 1874, 1876.
21519
Cumberland Gap and Price's turnpike road. Reports 1888, 1839, 1840,
1841, 1842, 1843, 1845. 21520
Cumberland Gap road. Report 1843. 21521
Cumberland road (in Virginia). Reports 1888, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842,
1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1860, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1859, 1860.
21522
Danville and Wytheville turnpike co. Reports 1863, 1864, 1855. 1856,
1858, 1860. 2152S
Dunkard Creek turnpike co. Reports 1855, 1857, 1859, 1860. 21524
East River and Princeton turnpike co. Report 1861. 21525
Eldorado turnpike co. Reports 1869, 1860, 1861, 1863. 21526
Elk River bridge co. Reports 1853, 1855, 1856, 1867, 1859, 1860. 21527
Estillville and Nickelsville turnpike co. Reports 1852. 1863, 1866.
21528
Estillville turnpike co. Reports 1862, 1853, 1854, 1865. 1856, 1857,
1869, 1860. 21529
Fairfax turnpike co. Reports 1824, 1825, 1826, 1827, 1828, 1829, 1830,
1831, 1832. 1833. 1834. 1836, 1836, 1839, 1841, 1844. 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850,
1851, 1852. 21534
Fairmont and Palatine bridge co. Reporte 1861, 1852, 1863, 1866, 1856,
1857, 1859, 1860. 21531
Fairmont and Wheeling turnpike co. Reporte 1851, 1853, 1854, 1855,
1867. 21582
Falls Bridge turnpike co. Reports 1820, 1821, 1822, 1823, 1824, 1826,
1826, 1827, 1832, 1833. 1834, 1835, 1836, 1837, 1888, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1852.
21533
Farmville and Buckingham plank road co. Reporte 1853, 1866, 1856,
1857, 1859. 1860, 1861, 1862. 215S4
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Fauquier and Alexandria turnpike co. Reports 1824, 1825, 1826, 1827,
1828, 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832, 1884, 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842,
1843, 1844. 1846. 1846, 1847. 2158S
Fincastle and Blue Ridge turnpike co. Reports 1834, 1836, 1836, 1837,
1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1860,
1861, 1862, 1853, 1857. 1859, 1860, 1861. 215S6
Fincastle and Covington turnpike co. Reports 1852, 1854, 1856, 1857,
1869. 215S7
Fish Creek turnpike co. Reports 1857, 1859. 21588
Fishing Creek, Morgantown, Brandonville and state line road. Report
1841. See also Ohio River and Maryland road. 21539
Fishing Creek road via Morgantown to the Pennsylvania line. Report
1838. 21540
Floyd Courthouse and Hillsville turnpike co. Reports 1860, 1851, 1853,
1855, 1866, 1857, 1860. 21541
Franklin and Circleville turnpike co. Reports 1857, 1869, 1860, 1861.
21542
Franklin and Monterey road. Reports 1863, 1864, 1856, 1856, 1867.
The report for 1866 gives the name as Franklin and Monterey turnpike co.
2154S
Fredericksburg and Valley plank road co. Reports 1851, 1862, 1866,
1867, 1859, 1860. 21544
Front Royal and Gaines's Cross Roads turnpike co. Reports 1850,
1851, 1852, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1869, 1860, 1861. 21545
Front Royal turnpike co. Reports 1850, 1861, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855,
1866, 1857, 1859. 1860, 1861. 21546
Giles, Fayette and Kanawha turnpike co. Reports 1842, 1846, 1847,
1848, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1862, 1863. 1864, 1866. 1856. 1857, 1859, 1860, 1861.
• 21547
Gilmer, Ripley and Ohio turnpike co. Reports 1853, 1864, 1865, 1866.
21548
Gilmer and Braxton turnpike co. Reports 1857, 1859, 1860. 21549
Glade Creek and Clover Dale turnpike co. Report 1854. 21550
Gooney Manor turnpike co. Reports 1855, 1856, 1867, 1869, 1860, 1861.
21551
Grave Creek and Pennsylvania line turnpike co. Reports 1856, 1859,
1860. 21552
Gravelly Springs road. Report 1862. 21553
Guyandotte and Kanawha River road. Reports 1848, 1849, 1850.
21554
Guyandotte bridge co. Reports 1866, 1867, 1859, 1860. 21555
Hampshire and Morgan turnpike co. Reports 1849, 1851, 1857. 21556
Hardy and Randolph turnpike co. Reports 1854, 1855, 1857, 1859, 1860.
21557
Hardy and Winchester turnpike co. Reports 1848, 1849, 1860, 1851,.
1852, 1853, 1865, 1856. 1857, 1859. 1860, 1861. 21558
Harrisonburg and Warm Springs turnpike co. See Warm Springs and
Harrisonburg turnpike co. 21559
Harrisville turnpike co. Reporte 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852, 1868, 1869,
1860. , 21560
Hazel River turnpike co. Reports 1866. 1867, 1859, 1860. 21561
Hedgesville and Potomac turnpike co. Reports 1862, 1853, 1854, 1855,
1857, 1859. 21562
Hillsborough and Harpers Ferry turnpike co. Reports 1851, 1852,
1856, 1857, 1859, 1860. 1861. 2156S
Holliday's Cove and New Cumberland turnpike co. Reports 1869. 1860.
21564
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Holliday's Cove turnpike co. Reports 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842,
1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855.
1856, 1857, 1859, 1860. 21565
Hot Springs and Clifton Forge turnpike co. Reports 1859. 21566
Howardsville and Rockiish turnpike co. Reports 1848, 1849, 1850, 1851,
1852, 1853, 1858. 1859. 21567
Huntersville and Huttonsville turnpike. See Huttonsville and Hun-
tersville turnpike. 21568
Huntersville and Monterey turnpike co. Report 1860. 21569
Huntersville and Lewisburg turnpike co. Report 1855. 21570
Huntersville and Parkersburg road. Reports 1838, 1839, 1840, 1846,
1847, 1848, 1849. . 21571
Huntersville and Warm Springs turnpike co. Reports 1837, 1838, 1839,
1840, 1841. 21572
Huttonsville and Huntersville turnpike. Reports 1850, 1851, 1852,
1855, 1856. 1857. 21573
Ice's Ferry and Pennsylvania line road. Report 1840. 21574
Indian Creek turnpike co. Report 1859. 21575
Indian Poll drawbridge co. Reports 1853, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1859.
1860. 1861, 1862. 21576
Jackson's River turnpike co. Reports 1832, 1833. 1834, 1835, 1836.
1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1848, 1849. 1850, 1851, 1852, 1863, 1855, 1857.
1860. 21577
JacksonvUle and Rent Mountain turnpike co. Reports 1849. 1852,
1853, 1855, 1856. 1867. 21578
Jacksonville and Christiansburg turnpike co. Reports 1852, 1853, 1854,
1855, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860. 1861. 21579
Jonesville and Little Stone Gap turnpike co. Reports 1857, 1859, 1860.
1861, 1862. 21580
Jordan's Furnace and Rockbridge turnpike co. Reports 1852, 1853,
1856, 1859. 21S81
Junction Valley turnpike co. Reports 1850. 1862. 1853, 1854, 1855.
1859, 1861. 21582
Kanawha and Logan road. Report 1850, 1851, 1852. 2158S
Kanawha road. Reports 1826, 1827. 21584
Kingswood (Kingwood) and West Union turnpike co. Reports 1850,
1853, 1856, 1859, 1860. 21585
Knatty (Gnatty) Creek and West Union turnpike co. Reports 1857.
1859. 2158«
Lafayette and Engle's (English) Ferry turnpike co. Reports 1842,
1843, 1844, 1845, 1846. 21587
Leading Creek and Buffalo Creek turnpike co. Reports 1853, 1855,
1856, 1857, 1859. 1860. 21588
Leeds' Manor turnpike co. Reports 1850, 1852, 1857. 21589
<- Leesburg and Snicker's Gap turnpike co. Reports 1832, 1833, 1834.
1836, 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1846, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852, 1853,
1855, 1856, 1867, 1859, 1860, 1861. 21590
Leesburg turnpike co. Reports 1818. 1820, 1821, 1822, 1823, 1824,
1825, 1826, 1827, 1828, 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1886. 1836, 1837,
1838, 1839, 1840, 1844, 1846. 1847. 1848, 1849, 1850. 1861, 1862, 1855, 1856,
1857, 1859. 1860. 1861. 21591
Letart Falls and West Columbia turnpike co. Reports 1855, 1857,
1859, 1860. 21592
Lewisburg and Blue Sulphur Springs turnpike co. Reports 1838, 1839.
1840. 21593
Lewiston plankroad co. Reports 1854, 1855, 1857, 1869. 21594
Lexington and Covington turnpike co. Reports 1882, 1838, 1834, 1837.
1838. 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847. 1848, 1850. 21595
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Little River turnpike co. Reports 1817, 1818, 1819, 1820, 1822, 1823,
1824, 1826, 1826, 1827, 1828, 1829, 1830, 1831. 1832, 1833, 1834, 1835, 1836,
1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847. 1848, 1849,
1850, 1851, 1853, 1854, 1855. 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860. 21596
Littre Stone Gap road. Reports 1848, 1849, 1850. 21597
Logan, Raleigh and Monroe turnpike co. Reports 1853, 1854, 1855,
1856, 1857, 1860. 21598
Logan and Kanawha road. See Kanawha and Logan road. 21599
Loudoun and Berlin bridge co. Reports 1855, 1856, 1857, 1859. 21600
Loudoun and Berlin turnpike co. Reports 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855, 1856,
1857, 1859, 1860. 21601
Lunenburg plank road co. Reports 1853, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1859,
1860, 1861. 21602
Luray and Front Royal turnpike co. Reports 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855,
1866, 1859. 1860, ISfil, January 1. 1870. 21603
Lynchburg and Buffalo Springs turnpike co. Reports 1844, 1845, 1846,
1849. 21604
Lynchburg and Salem turnpike co. Reports 1823, 1824, 1825, 1826,
1827, 1828, 1829, 1830, 1831. 1832, 1833, 1834, 1836, 1836, 1837, 1838. 1839,
1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845. 1846, 1847, 1848. 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852,
1853, 1854, 1856, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1865. 1866, 1867, 1868. 1869.
21605
Manchester and Petersburg turnpike co. Reports 1824, 1825, 1826,
1827, 1828, 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1835, 1836, 1837, 1838. 21606
Mannassa s Gap turnpike co. Report 1847. 21607
Marshall and Ohio turnpike co. Reports 1860, 1862. 21608
Martinsburg and Potomac turnpike co. Reports 1850, 1861. 1852,
1863, 1856. 1857, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1866. 21609
Martinsburg and Winchester turnpike co. Reports 1851, 1856, 1856,
1867, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1866, 1867, 1868, 1871, 1872. 1874, 1875. 21610
MarysvUle plank road co. Reporte 1866, 1857, 1859, 1860. 21611
Mechanicsburg and Wythe turnpike co. Reports 1853, 1854, 1865, 1857,
1869, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863. .21612
Middle Fork road. Reports 1856, 1857, 1859. 21613
Middleboume and Franklin township road. Report 1838. 21614
Middlebrook and Brownsburg turnpike co. Reports 1852, 1853, 1854,
1865, 1856, 1867. 1859. 1860, 1861. 21615
Middleway and Gerardstown turnpike co. Reports 1867, 1859, 1860,
1861, 1862. 21616
Middle turnpike co. Reports 1831. 1832, 1837. 1838, 1839, 1840, 1843,
1844, 1846, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864, 1855, 1856,
1857, 1859, 1860. 21617
Millboro and Carr's (Millborough and Kerr's) Creek turnpike co.
Reports 1834, 1835, 1836. 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1844, 1846, 1850,
1851. 1852, 1853, 1854, 1856, 1857, 1859. 21618
Millwood and Berryville turnpike co. Reports 1852. 1853, 1856, 1857,
1869, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1866, 1867. 1868, 1869, 1871, 1872, 1874, 1876. 21619
Moorefield and Alleghany tuijipike co. Reports 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852,
1863, 1854, 1855. 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860. 1861. 21620
Moorefteld and North Branch turnpike co. Reports 1849, 1850, 1852,
1863, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1857. 1859, 1860. 21621
Morgan and Frederick turnpike co. Reports 1853, 1854, 1855. 1857,
1859, 1860. 21622
Morgantown and Beverley turnpike road. Report 1856. 21623
Morgantown and Bridgeport turnpike co. Reports 1849, 1850, 1851,
1853, 1856, 1857. 1859, 1860. 21624
Morgantown bridge co. Reports 1852, 1853. 1855, 1856, 1857, 1859,
1860. 21625
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Mount Jackson and Howard's Lick turnpike co. Reports 1860, 1861,
1869, 1878. 21626
Mountain Lake and Salt Sulphur Springs turnpike co. Reports 1860,
1861, 1862. 21627
Natural Bridge turnpike co. Rep%./ts 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842. 21628
New Creek and Hardy turnpike co. Reports 1861. 1862, 1863, 1864,
1855, 1856, 1857, 1859. 1860. 21629
New Manchester turnpike co. Reports 1850, 1857, 1860. 21630
New Market and Sperryville turnpike co. Reports 1850. 1851, 1852,
1853, 1864, 1856, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, 1861. 1866, 1867, 1869. 21631
Newark turnpike co. Reports 1852, 1853, 1855, 1857, 1869, 1860. 21682
Nicholas Courthouse and Gaul«y Bridge road. Report 1838. 21633
North Branch bridge co. Reports 1850, 1851, 1852, 1867. 1869. 21634
North Branch turnpike co. Report 1851. 21635
North Carolina line and Wytheville road. Report 1848. 21636
North Frederick turnpike co. Reports 1851, 1852, 1853, 1864, 1856,
1857, 1859, 1860, 1874. 21637
North River turnpike co. Reports 1852, 1855, 1857, 1860, 1861, 1862.
21638
Northwestern turnpike road. Reports 1838, 1839, 1840, 1843, 1844,
1845. 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849. 1860, 1851, 1852, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1869, 1866,
1867, 1868, 1869. 1871, 1872, 1873, 1874. 1875, 1876. 21639
Ohio and Maryland road. Report 1862. 21640
Ohio River and Maryland road. Reports 1839, 1840, 1847, 1849, 1850,
1851, 1867, 1859. The reports for 1851 and 1859 give the name as Ohio
and Maryland turnpike road. 21641
Ohio River and Maryland turnpike co. Reports 1865, 1856, 1859.
21642
Ohio River and state line road. Report 1839. 21643
Parkersburg and Elizabethtown turnpike co. Reports 1862, 1857,
1869, 1860. 21644
Patterson's Creek Valley turnpike co. Reports 1851, 1852, 1863, 1854,
1855, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860. 21645
Pennsylvania, Morgantown and Beverly turnpike. Report 1850.
21646
Pennsylvania line, road from, by Morgantown to the Beverley and
Clarksburg road. Reports 1838, 1839, 1840, 1843. 21647
Pennsylvania line, road from, to Beverley. Report, 1839. 21648
P«tersburg and Jerusalem plank road co. Reports, 1856, 1867, 1859.
21649
Pittsylvania and Lynchburg turnpike co. Reports 1837, 1838, 1839.
1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1846, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1860, 1851, 1852.
1853, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863. 21650
Pittsylvania, Franklin and Botetourt turnpike co. Reports 1839, 1840.
1841, 1842, 1846, 1848, 1856, 1859. 21651
Pleasant Valley and Tunnelton turnpike co. Reports 1856, 1859.
21652
Potomac bridge co. R^orts 1851, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1857,
1859, 1860. • 21653
Potomac turnpike co. Reports 1852, 1853, 1854, 1865, 1856, 1857,
1859, 1860. 21654
Pound Gap road. Reports 1844, 1845, 1846. 1848. 21655
Price's turnpike and Cumberland Gap road. See Cumberland Gap
and Price's turnpike road. 21656
Princeton and Red Sulphur road. Report 1853. 21657
Pulaski and Giles turnpike co. Reports 1853, 1856, 1857, 1859. 1860.
21658
Raleigh and Boone graded road co. Reports 1867, 1860. 21659
Ral-^igh and Boone road. Report 1854. 21660
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Raleigh and Grayson turnpike co. Reports 1851, 1862, 1863, 1856,
1867, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863., 21661
Raleigh and Wythe line turnpike co. Report 1861. 21662
Ravenswood and Reedy Creek turnpike co. Reports 1862, 1856. 1857,
1860. 21663
Red and Blue Sulphur Springs tympike co. Reports 1839, 1840, 1842,
1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1860, 1851, 1862, 1853, 1864, 1866,
1857, 1859, 1860, 1861. 21664
Reedy and Harrisonville turnpike co. Report 1856. 21665
Rich Patch turnpike co. Reports 1849, 1852. 21666
Richlands and Kentucky line road. Reports 1847, 1848, 1850, 1851,
1862, 1854. See also Tazewell Courthouse and Richlands road. 21667
Ritchie and Gilmer turnpike co. Reports 1857, 1859, 1860. 21668
Rockingham turnpike co. Reports 1852, 1853, 1856, 1856. 21669
Rocky Mount turnpike co. Reports 1848, 1849, 1850, 1861, 1852, 1853,
1864, 1866, 1856, 1859, 1860. 21670
Russell and Washington turnpike co. Reports 1849, 1850, 1851, 1862,
1867, 1869, 1860, 1861. 21671
Russell Old Courthouse and Abingdon turnpike co. Reports 1866,
1866, 1857, 1859, 1860, 1861. 21672
Saint Manr's turnpike co. Reports 1862, 1853, 1855, 1867, 1869. 21673
Salem and Buchanan road. Report 1847.' 21674
Salem and Harrisville turnpike co. Reports 1866, 1867, 1859, 1860.
21675
Salem and New Castle turnpike co. Reports 1842, 1843, 1844. 21676
Salem and Pepper's ferry turnpike co. Reports 1840, 1841, 1842,
1846, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1853, 1854, 1855, 1856. 21677
Salem Station and Rappahannock turnpike co. Reports 1857, 1859,
1860. 21678
Sandy River turnpike co. Reports 1852, 1863, 1864, 1865, 1856, 1857.
21679
Shepherdstown and Smithfield turnpike co. Reports 1826, 1827, 1828,
1829, 1830, 1881, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1836, 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841.
1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1860, 1861, 1852, 1853, 1864,
1866, 1856, 1857, 1869, 1860. 1861. 21680
^ Shinnston turnpike co. Reports 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864, 1855, 1856,
1857, 1859, 1860. 21681
Sinking Creek and Craig's Creek turnpike co. Reports 1855, 1857,
1859. 21682
Sistersville and Salem turnpike co. Reports 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850,
1861, 1862, 1853, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1869, 1860. 21683
Skidmore's Fork and South Fork road. Report 1839. 21684
Slavin's cabin and Summersville road. Reports 1853, 1854, 1865, 1856,
1867. 21685
Smithfield, Charlestown and Harpers Ferry turnpike company. Re-
ports for 1832, 1833, 1834, 1835, 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842,
1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1865,
1866, 1857, 1859, 1860, 1861. 21686
Smyth Courthouse and Plaster Bank turnpike co. Report 1838.
21687
Snicker's Gap turnpike company. Reports for 1823, 1824, 1825, 1826,
1827, 1828, 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1835, 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839,
1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852.
1853, 1864, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1868, 1869, 1870. 21688
South Branch bridge co. Reports 1863, 1855, 1856, 1867, 1859, 1860.
1861. 21689
South fork of South Branch of Potomac, road from, to Moorfield and
North Branch turnpike. Report 1852. 21690
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Southwestern turnpike road. Reports 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849,
1850, 1851, 1862, 1863, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1860, 1861, 1863, 1866, 1867, 1868,
1869. 21891
Sperryville and Rappahannock turnpike company. Reports for 1850,
1851, 1852, 1853, 1856, 1859, 1860, 1861. 21692
Staunton and James River turnpike co. Reports 1827, 1828, 1829,
1830, 1831, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1835, 1866, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1843,
1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1866, 1859, 1860,
1861. 21693
Staunton and Parkersburg road. Reports 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843,
1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852, 1863, 1855, 1866, 1857,
1858, 1860. 21694
Staunton and Parkersburg turnpike co. Reports 1872, 1875, 1876.
2169S
Strasburg and Capon turnpike co. Reports 1857, 1859, 1860, 1861.
21696
Sweet and Salt Sulphur Springs turnpike co. Reports 1852, 1863,
1864, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, .863. 21697
Swift Run Gap turnpike co. Reports xoi7, 1819, 1820, 1821, 1822,
1823, 1824, 1826, 1826, 1827, 1828, 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1835,
1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848.
1849, 1850, 1851. 21698
Tazewell Courthouse and Fancy Gap turnpike co. Reports 1849, 1860,
1861, 1852, 1853, 1864, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863. 21699
Tazewell Courthouse and Richlands road. Reports 1851, 1852. See
also Richlands and Kentucky line road. 21700
Taeewell Courthouse and Saltville turnpike co. Reports 1857, 1860,
1861. 21701
Thornton's Gap turnpike co. Reports 1862, 1863, 1854, 1856, 1857,
1859, 1860, 1861, 1869. 21702
Tye River and Blue Ridge Turnpike co. Reports 1826, 1828, 1829,
1880, 1881, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1835, 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842,
1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847. 2170S
Upperville and Manassas Gap plank road co. Reports 1864, 1855,
1867, 1859, 1860, 1861 1876. 21704
Urbanna Creek toll bridge co. Reports 1860, 1861. 2170S
Valley turnpike co. Reports 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1846,
1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1860, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1866, 1856, 1857, 1859,
1860, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1866, 1867, 1868, 1869, 1871, 1872, 1873, 1874, 1875,
1876. 21706
Virginia and Maryland bridge co. Reports 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852, 1853,
1864. 1866. 1856, 1867, 1859, ISM, 1861. 21707
Walker's Creek and Holston turnpike co. - Reports 1864, 1867, 1869,
1860, 1861. 21708
Walnut Gap road co. Report 1860. 21709
Warm Springs and Harrisonburg turnpike co. Reports 1832, 1833,
1884, 1835, 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846,
1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1862, 1853, 1854, 1856, 1866, 1857, 1859, 1860,
1861, 1862, 1863, 1866, 1867, 1869, 1870, 1872, 1873, 1874, 1876, 1876. 21710
Warrenton and Rappahannock turnpike co. Reports 1857, 1859, 1860.
21711
Washington and Alexandria tumpflce co. Report 1855. 21712
Wellsburg and Bethany turnpike co. Reports 1850, 1861, 1862, 1863,
1864, 1866, 1866, 1867, 1869, 1860. 2171S
Wellsburg and Washington turnpike co. Reports 1824, 1826, 1827,
1828, 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1836, 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840,
1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1861, 1862, 1853,
1854. 1865, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860. 21714
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West Milford and New Salem turnpike co. Reports 1861, 1852, 1853,
1854, 1855, 1857, 1869, 1860. 21715
West Union turnpike co. Report 1869. 21716
Weston and Charleston road. Reports 1838, 1841, 1842. 21717
Weston and Fairmount turnpike co. Reports 1849, 1850, 1861, 1852,
1863, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860. 21718
Weston and Gauley Bridge turnpike co. Reports 1849, 1850, 1851,
1852, 1853, 1854, 1865, 1856, 1867, 1859, 1860. 21719
Weston and West Union turnpike co. Reports 1865, 1856, 1857, 1869,
1860. 21720
Wheeling, West Liberty and Bethany turnpike co. Reports 1848, 1849,
1853, 1857, 1869, 1860. 21721
White and Salt Sulphur Springs turnpike co. Reports 1836, 1837,
1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850,
1861, 1862, 1853, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863 21722
White 9nd Sweet Sulphur Springs turnpike co. Reports 1863, 1864.
2172S
Williamsport turnpike co. Reports 1849, 1850, 1862, 1857. 21724
Wilson Creek and South Fork turnpike co. Reports 1863, 1864, 1866,
1856, 1867, 1859, 1860, 1861. 21725
Winchester and Berry's Ferry turnpike company. Reports for 1860,
1861, 1852, 1863, 1864, 1856, 1866, 1857, 1869, 1860, 1868, 1869, 1871, 18*^,
1873, 1876, 1876. 21726
Wolf Creek turnpike company. Reports for 1859, 1860, 1861. 21727
Wytiie turnpike company. Reports for 1866, 1866, 1857, 1869, 1860,
1861, 1863. 21728
Wytheville and Grayson turnpike company. Reports for 1866, 1856,
1857, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863. 2172*
. Yellow Springs turnpike co. Report 1856. 217M
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B«ilroad8, Electric Lmes, Ganals, Steamboat Lines
The annual reports of the railroad and canal companies appeared In
the annual reports of the board of public works throujrh 1876. The first
annual report of the railroad commissioner was 1877. From 1877 tbrougrn
1902 the annual reports of the railroad and canal companies were printed
in the annual reports of the railroad commissioner; begrlnning with 1903 and
continuing to date, such reports are In the annual reports of the corporation
commission. The annual report of a particular company will be usually found
In the annual report of the board of public works, of the railroad commis-
sioner, or the corporation commission for the corresponding year. Occasion-
ally the annual report of a company was delayed, and was not printed until
the year following the date. For certain years, some of the companies failed
to submit any reports.
Reports of internal improvement companies, other than railroads, for
1858 are lacking. All reports of Improvement companies for 1864 and lS6t
are lacking.
Albemarle and Chesapeake canal co. Report for each year beginning
1903 through 1911. 21731
Albemarle and Farmville railway co. Report 1906. 21732
Albemarle steam navigation co. Report for each year beginning 1903
through 1911. 21733
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire railroad co. Reports 1866, 1866.
1867, 1868, 1869, 1860, 1866. 201734
Alexandria and Fredericksburg railway co. Report for each year
beginning 1871 through 1890. 21735
Alexandria and Washington railroad co. Reports for 1868, 1860, and
each year beginning 1878 through 1890. 21736
Alexandria canal co. Report for each year beginning 1847 through
1860, except 1858. 21737
Appalachian power co. Reports 1912, 1913, 1914, 1916. 21738
Appomattox and Charlotte railway co. Reports 1906, 1906. 21739
Appomattox co. See Upper Appomattox co. and Lower Appomat.
tox CO.
Appomattox railroad co. Report 1849, 1861. 21740
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railmad co. Report for each year be-
ginning 1872 through 1880. 21741
Atlantic and Danville railroad co. Report for each year beginning
1882 through 1893, except 1890. 21742
Atlantic and Danville railway co. Report for each year beginning
1894 through 1915, except 1901. 21748
Atlantic coast line railroad co. Report for each year beginning 1900
through 1915. 21744
Atlantic coast line railroad company of Virginia. Report 1899. 21745
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic railway co. Report for each year
beginning 1903 through 1910. „ ^ 21746
Baltimore and Ohio railroad co. Reports 1841, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847,
1848, 1849, 1850, 1852, 1863, 1854, 1855, 1866, 1857, 1858, 1859, 1860. 21747
Baltimore steam packet co. Report for each year beginning 1903
through 1910. 21748
Bay Shore terminal co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1906, 1906, 1907. 21749
Bennett's North Carolina line. Report 1910. 21750
Berkley street railway co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906. 21751
Big Sandy and Cumberland railroad co. Report for each year begin-
ning 1903 through 1916. ., „ _. , v^*^'
Big Stone Gap and Powell's Valley railway co. Report for each year
beginning 1896 through 1916. „^„ ^^„„ ^ 21758
Big Stony raUway co. Reports for 1897, 1898, 1900, and each year
beginning 1904 through 1911. 21754
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Black Mountain railway co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1906, 1906, 1907, 1908.
21755
Blackstone and Lunenburg railroad co. Reports 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908,
1909, 1910. 21756
Blue Ridge light and power co. Report for each year beginning 1906
through 1916. 21757
Blue Ridge railroad. Reports 1849, 1850, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1856.
*- 21758
Bluefield and Hinton electric railway co. Reports 1904, 1906, 1906.
Bluestone traction co. Report for each year beginning 1906 through
1911. 21760
Bright hope railway co. Report for each year beginning 1877 through
1889. 21761
Brill, George W., lumber co. Reports 1909, 1910. 21762
Buchanan and Tazewell railway corporation. Reports 1906, 1906.
2176S
Cape Charles railroad co. Reports 1906, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1916.
21764
Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio raUway. Report for each year begin-
ning 1908 through 1916. 21765
Catawba Valley railway and mining co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1906.
1906. 21766
Central railway of Virginia. Reports 1903, 1904, 1906, 1906. 21767
Charlotte and Prince Edward electric railroad and improvement co.
Reports 1904, 1906, 1906. 21768
Charlottesville and Albemarie raUway co. Report for each year be-
ginning 1904 through 1915. 21769
Charlottesville and Rapidan railroad co. Report for each year be^-
ning 1882 through 1887. 21770
Charlottesville city and suburban raUway co. Reports 1903, 1904.
21771
Chesapeake and Albemalrle canal co. Report 1912. 21772
Chesapeake and Ohio canal co. Reports for 1837, 1841, 1844, and
each year beginning 1846 through 1860, except 1868, 1859. 21773
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad co. (Formerly Virginia central rail-
jcvad CO.) Report for each year beginning 1868 through 1877. 21774
Chesapeake and Ohio railway co. Report for each year beginning
1878 through 1916. 21775
Chesapeake and western railroad co. Report for each year beginning
1896 through 1916. 21776
Chesapeake steamship co. Report for each year beginning 1904
through 1910. 21777
Chesapeake transit co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1906. 21778
Chesapeake western railway co. Report for each year beginning 1902
through 1915. 21779
Chesterfield railroad co. Reports 1834, 1836, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841,
1842, 1843, 1844. 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1851. 21780
Chuckatuck, Newport News and Norfolk steamboat co. Reports 1905,
1906. 21781
Citizens railway, light and power co. Report for each year beginning
1903 through 1913. 21782
Citizens rapid transit co. Reports 1904, 1906, 1906. 21783
City of Portsmouth and Norfolk County ferries. Reports 1904, 1905,
1906, 1907. 1908. 1909. 21784
City Point railroad co. Report for each year beginning 1837 through
1846. 21785
Clarksville and North Carolina railroad co. Reports 1893, 1894.
21786
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Clover HiU railroad co. Reports 1850, 1861, 1874. 21787
Clyde steamship co. Report for each year beginning 1903 through
1910. 2178S
Coal River navigation co. Report for each year beginning 1850
through 1860, except 1861, 1868. 21789
Colonial Beach co. Report 1910. 21790
Covington and Ohio railroad co. Reports 1851. 1853, 1856, 1859, 1861,
1862, 1863. 2tT91
Cumberland traction co. Report 1906. 21792
Cumberland transportation, light and power co. Report 1904. 21793
■ Cumberland Valley and Martinsburg railroad co. Report for each
year beginning 1890 through 1915. 21794
Cumberland Valley railroad co. (A branch of Louisville and Nash-
ville railroad co.) Report 1898. 21795
Currier lumber corporation. Reports 1909, 1910. 21796
Danville and New River railroad co. Report for each year beginning
1882 and through 1890. 21797
Danville and western railway co. Report for each year beginning 1891
through 1915. The reports of J 891 and 1892 are for "Danville and western
railroad co." 2179S
Danville railway and electric co. Report for each year beginning 1903
throu^ 1911. 21799
Danville traction and power co. Reports 1912, 1913, 1914, 191'5. 21800
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia railroad co. Report for each year
beginning 1903 through 1915. 21801
Dismal Swamp canal co. Report for each year beginning 1816 through
1868. and reports for 1869, 1860, 1861, 1866, 1867, 1868. 21802
Dismal Swamp railroad co. Report for each year beginning 1908
;hrough 1910. 2180S
Douglas land co. Report 1908. 21M4
Dragon Swamp navigation co. Report for each year begrinning 1839
through 1862. 21805
Elizabeth River and Hampton Roads ferry co. Reports 1907, 1908,
1909, 1910. 21800
Elizabeth River railroad co. Report for each year beginning 1908
throiish 1909. 21807
Elkhom southern railway. Report 1911. 21808
Experimental railway. Report 1850. 21809
Exposition steamboat corporation. Report 1907. 21810
Farmville and Powhatan railroad co. Report for each y^vr beginning
1889 through 19U5. 21811
Ferries co., operating City of Portsmouth and Norfolk Cor ity ferries.
Reports 1909, 1910. 21812
Franklin and Pittsylvania railroad co. Report for each j jslt beginning
1886 through 1915, except 1894, 1896, 1896. 21813
Fredericksburg, Orange and Charlottesville railroad co. Report 1872.
21814
Fredericksburg and Gordonsville railroad co. Reports 1853, 1855,
1856, 1857. 21815
Fredericksburg and Rappahannock railway co. Reports 1903, 1904,
1905, 1906. 21816
Giles County electric railway co. Report 1906. 21817
Gladeville railroad co. Report 1901. 21818
Goose Creek and Little River navigation co. Reports 1849, 1860, 1862,
1863, 1854, 1857. 21819
Great Falls and Old Dominion railroad co. Report for each year be-
ginning 1903 through 1911. The report for 1904 is for "Great Falls and Old
Dominion railway co." 21820
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Greensville and Dinwiddle railway co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906.
21821
Greensville and Roanoke railroad co. Reports 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850,
1851. 21822
Guyandotte navigation co. Reports 1851, 1852, 1853, 1855, 1856, 1857,
1859, 1860. '21823
Hampton and Yorktown railway co. Reports 1905, 1906. 21824
Hampton Roads railway and electric co. Reports 1904, 1905, 1906.
21825
Hampton Roads traction co. Reports for each year beginning 1907
through 1913. 21826
Hazel River navigation co. Report for each year beginning 1850
through 1861, except 1855, 1858. 21827
Hinton, New River and western railway co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1905,
1906. 21828
"Holy Neck lumber and transportation co. Reports 1889, 1890, 1891.
21829
laeger and southern railway co. Reports 1904, 1905, 1906. 21830
Indian Creek and Found River railroad co. Reports 1906, 1907.
21831
Interstate railroad co. Report for each year beginning 1903 through
1915. 21832
Intramural railway co. Reports 1907, 1908. 2183S
James River and Knawha co. Reports 1835, 1836, 1837, 1838, 1840,
1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855, 1856,
1857, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1866, 1868, 1869, 1870, 1871, 1872, 1873, 1874, 1875,
1876. 21834
James River co. Report for each year beginning 1816 through 1834,
except 1818, 1828, 1825. . 2183S
James River navigation co., inc. Report 1905. 21836
James River railway and lumber co. Reports 1904, 1905. 21837
Jamestown and Elizabeth River transportation co. Report 1907.
21838
Kempsville canal co. Reports 1869, 1860, 1861; January 20th, 1872.
21839
Kingston, Brighton and northern railway co. Report 1906. 21840
Lake Drummond canal and water co. Report for each year beginning
1904 through 1915. 21841
Laurel railway co. Report for each year beginning 1908 through 1915.
21842
Lawrenceville and western railway co. Reports 1905, 1906. 2184S
Le Roy steamboat co. Reports 1907, 1908. 21844
Lewis and Peck, lessees Tazewell street railway co. Reports 1903,
1904. 21845
Lewis ferry co., inc. Report 1910. 21846
Lick Creek and Lake Erie railroad co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906,
1907, 1908. 21847
Little River navigation co. Report 1852. 21848
Longdale iron co. Reports 1908, 1909, 1910. 21849
Louisa raUroad co. Report for each year beginning 1837 through 1849.
21850
Louisville and Nashville railroad co. Report for each year beginning
1891 through 1916, except 1898, 1902. For 1898 see Cumberland Valley raU-
road CO. 21851
Low Moor iron company of Virginia. Report for each year beginning
1903 through 1910. 21852
Lower Appomattox co. Report for each year beginning 1826 through
1850, except 1827. 21853
Lynchburg and Danville railroad co. Report 1872. 21854
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Lynchburg and Durham railroad co. Reports 1889, 1890, 1891.
21855
Lynchburg belt line and connecting railway co. Reports 1908, 1909,
1910. 21856
Lynchburg traction and light co. Report for each year beginning 1903
through 1916. 21857
Manassaas Gap railroad co. Reports 1851, 1862, 1853, 1855, 1866, 1857,
1858, 1859; 1860. 21858
Manon and Rye Valley railroad co. Report 1898. 21859
Marion and Rye Valley railway co. Report for each year beginning
1901 through 1915. 21860
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia railway co. Reports 1905, 1906,
1907, 1908, 1909, 1910. 21861
Meherrin Valley railroad co. Reports 1884, 1886, 1888, 1889, 1890,
1891. 21862
- Merchants and Miners transportation co. Report for each year begin-
ning 1903 through 1910. 21863
MUl Mountain incline, inc. Reports 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915.
21864
Milton and Sutherlin narrow->gauge railway co. Reports for 1878,
1879,, and each year beginning 1883 through 1894. The reports for 1879
and 1883 give the name as "Milton and Sutherlin narrow-gauge railroad."
Beginning with 1884, the road is called the MUton and Sutherlin railroad,
and is operated by the Richmond and Danville railroad co. 21865
Monongalia navigation co. Report for each year beginning 1818
through 1825, except 1819. 21866
Mount Airy and eastern raOway co. Reports 1906, 1906, 1907, 1908,
1909, 1910. 21867
Mount Rogers and eastern raOroad co. Reports 1904, 1905, 1906.
21868
Mount Vernon and Marshall Hall steamboat co., limited. Report for
each year beginning 1904 through 1910. 21869
Nelson and Albemarle railway co. Report for each year beginning
1904 through 1916. 21870
New River, Holston and western railroad co. Report for each year
beginning 1904 through 1916. 21871
New River and northern railroad co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906.
21872
New River improvement. Report 1862. 21873
New River railroad, mining and manufacturing co. Reports 1874,
1876, 1876. 21874
New Shenandoah co. Report 1839. 21875
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad co. Report for each
year beginning 1884 through 1915. 21876
New York mining and manufacturing co. Reports 1909, 1910. 21877
Newport News and Hampton railway, gas and electric co. Reports
1914,1915. 21878
Newport News and New River railroad corporation. Report 1906.
21879
Newport News and Old Point railway and electric co. Report for each
year beginning 1903 through 1913. 21880
Norfolk, Albemarle and Atlantic railroad co. Reports 1891, 1892,
1893. 1894, 1896. 21881
Norfolk, Portsmouth and Newport News co. Peports 1903, 1904, 1905.
21882
Norfolk, Portsmouth and Newport News co., lessee. Reports 1904,
1906. 21883
Norfolk, Virginia Beach and southern railroad co. Reports 1896, 1897,
1898, 1899. . 21884
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Norfolk and Atlantic terminal co. Report for each year beginning
1903 through 1911. 21885
Norfolk and Berkley ferry co. Reports 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909
1910. 21886
Norfolk and Carolina railroad co. Report for each year beginning
1889 through 1899. 21887
Norfolk and gre&t western railroad co. Report 1872. 21888
Norfolk and Ocean View narrow-gauge railroad co. Report for each
year beginning 1879 through 1894, except 1881. The reports beginning 1880
through 1887 give the name as "Norfolk and Ocean View railroad co." Be-
ginning with the report for 1888 the name is "Norfolk and Ocean View rail-
road and hotel co." 21889
Norfolk and Ocean View railway co. Report for each year beginning
1907 through 1916. 21890
Norfolk and Petersburg railroad co. Report for each year beginning
1861 through 1871, except 1852, 1864, 1866. 21891
Norfolk and Portsmouth belt line railroad co. Report for each year
beginning 1902 through 1915. 21892
Norfolk and Portsmouth traction co. Reports 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909,
1910, 1911. 21893
Norfolk and Portsmouth traction co., lessee. Reports 1906, 1907.
21894
Norfolk and southern railroad co. Report for each year beginning.
1891 through 1907. 21895
Norfolk and southern railway co. Reports 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910.
21896
Norfolk and Virginia Beach railroad and improvement co. Reports
1883, 1884. 21897
Norfolk and Virginia Beach railroad co. Report for each year begin-
ning 1885 through 1890. 21898
Norfolk and Washington, D. C, steamboat co. Report for each year
beginning 1903 through 1910. 21899
Norfolk and western railroad co. Report for each year beginning 1881
through 1896. 21900
Norfolk and western railway co. Report for each year beginning
1897 through 1915. 21901
Norfolk city and suburban railway co. Report for each year begin-
ning 1904 through 1916. 21902
Norfolk city railroad co. Report 1873. 21903
Norfolk County railroad co. Report 1906. 21904
Norfolk navigation co. Report 1907. 21905
Norfolk railway and light co. Report for each year beginning 1908
through 1916. 21906
Norfolk southern railroad co. • Report for each year beginning 1883
through 1891. 21907
Norfolk southern railroad co. Report for each year beginning 1910
through 1916. 21908
Norfolk southern railroad co. Electric railroad. Report 1913. 21909
Norfolk terminal railroad co. Reports 1886, 1886, 1887. 21910
Norfolk terminal railway co. Reports 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915. 21911
North River navigation co. Reports 1850, 1861, 1853, 1855, 1866, 1857,
21912
North River railway co. Report 1906. 21918
Northwestern Virginia railroad co. Reports 1852, 1856, 1856, 1867,
1858, 1869, 1860. 21914
Ocean navigation co., inc. Reports 1907, 1908, 1909. 21915
Ocean View and Pine Beach railway co. Report 1906. 21916
Old Dominion railway co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906. 21917
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Old Dominion steamship co. Report for each year beginning 1903
through 1910. 21918
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad co. Reports 1867, 1868,
1869, 1870, 1871, 1872. 21919
Orange and Alexandria railroad co. Report for each year begin*
nmg 1849 through 1866, except 1864, 1865. 21920
Orange-Keysville railway co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1905. 21921
Oxford and Clarksville railroad. Reports 1889, 1890, 1891, 1892.
21922
Peoples navigation co. Report 1910. 21923
P'eoples steamboat co. Reports 1903, 1904. 21924
Petersburg, Newport News and Norfolk steamboat line. Reports 1906,
1907, 1908. 21925
Petersburg and Asylum railroad co. Report for each year beginning
1889 through 1896. 21926
Petersburg and western railroad. Reports 1897, 1898. 21927
Petersburg railroad co. Reports for each year beginning 1832
through 1852, 1856, 1859, 1860, and each year beginning 1877 through
1898. 21928
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington railroad co. operating Dela-
ware, Maryland and Virginia railroad. Report for each year beginning
1903 through 1915. 21929
Phillips line. Reports 1909, 1910. 21930
Piedmont railroad co. Reports 1886, 1887, 1890, 1891, 1892, 1893,
1894. 21931
Pocahontas, Graham and Tazewell electric belt line co. Reports 1905,
1906. 21932
Pocahontas and western railroad co. Reports 1904, 1905, 1907, 1908,
1909, 1910. 21933
Portsmouth and Roanoke railroad co. Report for each year beginning
1834 through 1845. 21933a
Potomac, Fredericksburg and Piedmont railroad co. Report for each
year beginning 1878 through 1915. 21934
Potomac and Chesapeake steamboat co. Report 1910. 21935
Potomac CO. Report for «ach year beginning 1817 through 1827.
21936
Potomac railroad co. Report for each year beginning 1875 through
1915, except 1888. 21937
Radford southern railroad and mining co. Reports 1904, 1905, 1906.
219SS
Radford water power co. Report for each year beginning 1903
through 1915. 21939
Rappahannock canal co. Reports 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1852.
21940
Rappahannock co. Reports 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1835,
1837, 1838, 1839, 1842, 1844, 1846, 1851, 1855, 1857, 1859, 1860. 21941
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad co. Report for each
year beginning 1835, through 1915, except 1849, 1850, 1864, 1865. 21942
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac, and Richmond and Peters-
burg railroad connection co. Report for each year beginning 1876 through
1916. 21943
Richmond, Petersburg and Carolina railroad co. Report 1899. 21944
Richmond, Rappahannock and eastern railway co. Reports 1905,
1906. 21945
Richmond, York River and Chesapeake railroad co. Report for each
year beginning 1873 through 1894. 21946
Richmond and Alleghany railroad co. Report for each year begin-
ning 1880 through 1889. 21947
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay railway co. Reports for 1905, 1906,
and each year beginning 1908 through 1915. 21948
Richmond and Chesapeake railroad co. Reports 1885, 1886. 21949
Richmond and Danville railroad co. Report for each year beginning
1848 through 1894, except 1864, 1865. 21950
Richmond and Danville railroad co. operating Milton and Sutherlin
railroad. Report for each year beginning 1884 through 1894. 21951
Richmond and Henrico railway co. Reports 1912, 1913, 1914. 21952
Richmond and Mecklenburg railroad co. Report for each year begin-
ning 1886 through 1915. 21953
Richmond and Petersburg electric railway co. Report for each year
beginning 1903 through 1910. 21954
Richmond and Petersburg railroad co. Report for each year begin-
ning 1837 through 1898, except 1862, 1864, 1865. tt9SS
Richmond and Rappahannock River railway co. Reports 1913, 1914,
1915. 21956
Richmond and tidewater railroad co. Reports 1904, 1905. 21957
Richmond and York River railroad co. Report for each year begin-
ning 1854 through 1871, except 1864, 1865, 1867, 1868. 21958
Richmond city and Seven Pines railway co. Reports 1889, 1890, 1891,
1892. 21959
Richmond dock co. Report for each year beginning 1818 through
1835. 21960
Richmond passenger and power co. Report for each year beginning
1903 through 1909. 21961
Richmond railway co. Reports 1872, 1873, 1874, 1875. 21962
Richmond traction co. Report for each year beginning 1903 through
1909. 21963
Rivanna navigation co. Report for each year begrinning 1832 through
1871, except 1864, 1858, 1862, 1863, 1864, 1865, 1866, 1870. 21964
Roanoke and southern railway co. Report 1891. 21965
Roanoke navigation co. Reports for each year beginning 1817 through
1876, except 1821, 1857, 1858, 1860, 1864, 1865, 1870, 1872, 1874, 1875.
21966
Roanoke railway and electric co. Report for each year beginning
1903 through 1916. 21967
Roanoke Valley railroad co. Report for each year beginnig 1852
through 1862. 21968
Roaring Fork railroad co. Report for each year beginning 1905
through 1915, except 1906. 21969
Rockbridge alum and ooshen railroad co. Reports 1895, 1896, 1897,
1900, 1902, 1903. 21970
Rosslyn connecting railroad co. Report for each year beginning 1904
through 1915. 21971
Royal land company's railroad. Report 1877. 21972
Schuyler railroad co. Reports 1903, 1904. 21973
Seaboard air line railway co. Report for each year beginning 1900
through 1915. 21974
Seaboard and Roanoke railroad co. Reports for 1849, 1850, 1852,
1863, 1859, 1861, 1872, 1873, and each year beginning 1877 through 1900.
21975
Seaboard traction co. Reports 1904, 1905, 1906. 21976
Shenandoah co. Reports 1818, 1819. 21977
See also New Shenandoah co.
Shenandoah iron and coal co. Report 1910. 21978
Shenandoah Valley railroad co. Report for each year beginning 1883
through 1891. 21979
Slate River co. Report for each year beginning 1826 through 1835,
also reports for 1852, 1863, 1866, 1869. 21980
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Smith's River navigation co. Reports 1849, 1850, 1861, 1852, 1857
(2 reports, the second covering the years 1852-7), 1861. 21981
South and western railroad co. Reports 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908.
21982
South Atlantic and Ohio railroad co. Report for each year beginning
1886 through 1898. 2198S
South Side railroad co. Report for each year beginning 1850 through
1871, except 1864, 1866. 21984
Southern railway co. Report for each year beginning 1895 through
1916. 21985
Southern railway co. operating Atlantic and Danville railway. Re-
port for each year beginning 1903 through 1915. 21986
Southern railway co. operating Franklin and Pittsylvania railroad.
R^ort for each year beginning 1897 through 1915. 21987
Steel ores railway. Reports 1904, 1906. 21988
Strasburg and Harrisonburg railroad co. Report for each year be-
ginning 1877 through 1897, except 1880, 1891. 21989
Suffolk and Carolina railway co. Repeat for each year begrinning 1886
through 1905, except 1888. The reports for 1886 and 1887 give the name
as "Suffolk and Carolina railroad co." 21990
Suffolk lumber company railroad. Report for each year beginning
1882 through 1894. 21991
Sulphur mines company of Virginia. Report for each year beginning
1889 through 1900, except 1896. 21992
Sulphur mining and railroad co. Report for each year beginning 1905
through 1910. 21993
Surry, Sussex and Southampton railway co. Report for each year
beginning 1889 through 1915. 21994
Tazewell street railway co. Report for each year beginning 1908
through 1915. 2199S
Thayer, T. W., company railway. Report 1907. 21996
Tidewater and western railroad co. Report for each year begrinning
1906 through 1916. 21997
Tidewater railway co. Reports 1904, 1905, 1906. 21998
Tuckahoe and James River railroad co. Reports 1842, 1872, 1873,
1897, 1898, 1900, 1901, 1910. 21999
Upper Appomattox co. Report for each year beginning 1816 through
1857, also reports for 1869, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1868, 1871, 1875, 1876,
1881 22000
' Valdez- Yukon railroad co. Reports 1904, 1905, 1906. 22000a
Valley railroad co. Report for each year beginning 1872 through
1902, except 1874, 1876, 1876. 22001
Valley railroad company of Virginia. Report for each year beginning
1903 through 1915. 22002
Virginia, Fredericksburg and western raOroad co. Reports 1904, 1905,
1906. 22003
Virginia air line railway co. Reports 1906, 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911,
1912. 22004
Virginia and Carolina coast raUroad co. Reports 1906, 1907. 22005
Virginia and Kentucky railway co. Report for each year beginning
1902 through 1915. 22006
Virginia and southeastern railway co. Report 1905. 22007
Virginia and outhem railway co. Report 1906. 22008
Virginia and southwestern railway co. Report for each year begin-
ning 1899 through 1915. 22009
Virginia and Tennessee railroad co. Report for each year beginning
1850 through 1871, except 1864, 1865. 22010
Virginia anthracite coal and railway co. Report for each year be-
ginning 1904 through 1911. 22011
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Virginia-K^arolina and southern railway co. Reports 1906, 1907, 1910,
1911, 1912. 22012
Virginia-Cardina inland steamship co. Reports 1906, 1906. 22013
Virginia-Carolina railway co. Report for each year beginning 1901
through 1915. 22014
Virginia central railroad co. Reports 1850, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864,
1855, 1866, 1857, 1868, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1866, 1867. 22015
Virginia midland railway co. Report for each year beginning 1881
through 1898. 22016
Virginia mineral railway co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906. 22017
Virginia navigation co. Report for each year begiiming 1903 through
1910. 22018
Virginia ore and lumber co. Reports 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910. 22019
Virginia passenger and power co. Report for each year beginning
1908 through 1909. 22020
Virginia Peninsula railway co. Report 1906. 22021
Virginia Portland railway co. Report for each year beginning 1903
fhrongh 1910. 22022
Virginia railroad co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1906, 1906. 2202S
Virginia railroad co. Report 1903. 22024
Vii^inia raOway and power co. Report for each year beginning 1910
through 1915. 22025
Virginia southern railroad co. Report for each year beginning 1904
through 1915, except 1905. 22026
Virginia steam navigation co. Report for each year beginning 1903
through 1910. 22027
Virginia transportation co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906. 22028
Virginia Valley traction co. Reports 1905, 1906. 22029
Virginian railway co. Report for each year beginning 1907 thi-ough
1916. 22030
Virginian terminal railway co. Report for each year beginning 1909
through 1915. 22031
Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon raOway co. Report for
each year beginning 1903 through 1911. 22032
Washington, Arlington and Falls Church raUway co. Report for each
year beginning 1903 through 1911. 2203S
Washington, Ohio and western railroad co. Report for each year be-
ginning 1883 through 1894. 22034
Washington and Ohio railroad co. Report for each year beginning
lt72 through 1881. 2203S
Washington and Old Dominion railway. Reports 1912, 1913, 1914,
1915. 22036
Washington and southern railway co. Report 1900. 22037
Washington and Virginia transit co. Report 1906. 22038
Washington and western railroad co. Report 1882. 22039
Washington city, Virginia midland and great Southern railroad. Re-
port for each year beginning 1873 through 1880. 22040
Washingrton southern nulway co. Report for each year beginning 1890
through 1915, except 1895, 1900. 22041
Washington steamboat co., limited. Report 1904. 22042
Washington utilitieB co. Reports 1913, 1914. 22043
Washington-Virginia railway co. Reports 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915.
22044
Weems steamboat company of Baltimore city. Reports 1903, 1904.
22045
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Winchester and Potomac railroad co. Reports for 1884, 1836, 1836,
1937, 1888, 1889, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1848, 1844, 1845. 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849,
1860, 1851, 1862, 1863, 1864, 1865, 1866, 1857, 1868, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1866,
1873, 1889, 1890, 1891, 1892, 1893, 1894, and each year beginning 1896
throut^ 1915. The report for 18^ gives the name as "Winchester and
Potomac railway co." 22046
Winchester and Strasbunr railroad co. Report for each year be-
ginning 1877 through 1915. except 1880. 22047
Winchester and Washington city raUway co. Reports 1904. 1906,
1906. 22048
Wise terminal co. Report for each year beginning 1904 tiirough 1912.
22040
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Telegraph Compaoies
The reports through 186S are in the reports of the board, of publio
worka, aod thoae beginning 1903 are In the reports of the corporation com- '
mission. There are no reports for the years beKlnntnar 1864 througrh 1902.
BeKlnniOK with the year 1911 the corporation commission reports omit the
reports of telegrraph companies, Klvlnk only a table of taxable proiierties.
These tables are not Included in the list here given.
American telephone and telegraph co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1906, 1906,
1907, 1908. 1909. The reports bejanninK 1906 through 1908 give the name
aa American telephone and telegraph company of Virginia. 22050
American union telegraph company of Virginia. Reports 1909, 1910.
22051
Atlantic postal telegraph cable co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906,
1907, 1908, 1909. 22052
Bedford and Campbell telephone and telegraph co. Reports 1905,
1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910. The reports for 1906 and 1908 give the name
as Bedford and Campbell telegraph and telephone co. The reports for
1909 and 1910 give the name as Bedford and Campbell County telephone
and telegraph co. 2205S
Bedford southside telephone and telegraph corporation. Reports
1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910. 22054
Charles City telephone and telegraph co. Report 1910. 22055
Chesapeake telephone and telegraph co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1906,
1906, 1907, 1908, 1909. The report for 1906 gives the name as Chesapeake
telephone and telegraph co. 22056
Citizens telephone and telegraph co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906,
1907, 1908, 1909, 1910. 22057
Elizabeth City and Norfolk telegraph co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1906,
1906, 1907, 1908. 1909, 1910. 22058
Falls Church telephone and telegraph co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1905,
1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910. 22059
Henrico and Charles City telephone and telegraph co. Report 1910.
22060
Hemdon and Leesburg telephone and telegraph co. Reports 1907,
1908, 1909, 1910. 22061
Home telephone and telegraph co. Reports 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907,
1908, 1909, 1910. 22062
Jackson telephone and telegraph co. Reports 1907, 1908, 1909. 22063
Kanawha telegraph co. Report 1862. 22064
King William telephone and telegraph co. Reports 1908, 1909,\1910.
22065
Lynchburg and Abingdon telegraph co. Report 1867. See also Sou-
thern telegraph companies. 22066
Magnetic telegraph co. See Washington and New Orleans telegraph
CO.
New Kent telephone and telegraph co. Reports 1909, 1910. 22067
Northern Neck telegraph and telephone co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1906,
1907, 1908, 1909, 1910. The report for 1903 gives the name as Northern
Neck telephone and telegraph co. 22068
Northern Virginia telephone and telegraph co. Reports 1904, 1906,
1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910. 22069
Postal telegraph cable co. Report 1910. 22070
Prince William and Loudoun telegraph and telephone co. Reports
1903, 1904, 1906, 1906. 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910. 22071
Richmond, Charlottesville and Staunton telegraph co. See Southern
telegraph companies.
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Roanoke and Bedford County telephone and teleg^raph corporation.
Reports 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910. 22*72
Rockingham mutual telephone and telegraph co. Reports 1903, 1904,
1905, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910. The report for 1903 gives the name as
Rockingham mutual telegraph and telephone co. 2207S
Southern Bell telephone and telegraph co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1905.
22074
Southern Bell telephone and telegraph company of Virginia. Re-
ports 1905, 1906. 1907. 1908, 1909, 1910. 22075
Southern telegraph companies. Report 1863. 22076
Sussex and soutiiside telephone and telegraph co. Reports 1905»
1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910. 22077
United telephone and telegraph co. Report 1906. 22078
Upper Rappahannock telephone and telegraph co. Reports 1903,
1904, 1906, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910. 22979
Virginia telegraph co. Reports 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864, 1856.
1866, 1867. 22080
Washingrton and Memphis telegraph co. See Southern telegr^h
companies.
Washington and New Orleans telegraph co. Reports 1849, 1860, 1851.
1852, 1863, 1854, 1865, 1866, 1867. See also Southern telegraph companies.
22081
Washington and Petersburg magnetic telegraph co. Report 1848.
22082
Waverly telegraph and telephone co. Report 1903. 2208S
Western telegraph co. Report 1861. 22084
Western union telegraph co. Reports 1903, 1904, 1906, 1906, 1907,
1908, 1909, 1910. 22085
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Bdneational Institutions Reporting to the State
The list printed below Includes those Institutions whose reports »ife to
bo found In the reports of the superintendent of public Instruction. For a
report of an Institution for any particular year consult the report of the su-
perintendent of public instruction for the same year. The reports of some
of the institutions for certain years were evidently not submitted, and there-
fore not printed. The first annual report of the superintendent of public
instruction Is for the year ending: Auk. 31, 1871. For references to additional
documentary material before 1871, relative to each of the Institutions listed
below, consult the index. The reports listed here refer only to those in the
report of the superintendent of public instruction.
College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Va. Report for each
year b^inning 1889 through 1899, biennial reports for 1900-1 and 1902-3,
and report for each year beginning 1904 through 1914. 22086
Hampton normal and agricultural institute, Hampton, Va. Report
for each year beginning 1871 through 1914, except 1882. 22087
Institution for the education of the deaf and dumb and the blind,
Staunton, Va. Report for each year beginning 1888 through 1897, bien-
nial reports of 1899, 1901, 1903, 1905, 1907, 1909, and annual reports for
1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914. The reports beginning 1890 through 1893
give the name as Virginia institution for the education of the deaf and
dumb and the bUnd. The reports beginning 1899 give the name as Vir-
ginia school for the deaf and blind. Consult the index for references to
earlier reports. 22088
Medical college of Virginia, Richmond, Va. Report for each year
beginning 1888 through 1914. 22089
Miller manual labor school of Albemarle. Annual reports for 1886,
1887, 1888, 1889, 1890, 1891, and biennial reports of 1893, 1895, 1897, 1899,
1901. . 22090
State female normal school, Farmville, Va. Report for each year
beginning 1886 through 1897, except 1886; also, biennial report of 1899,
and report for each year beginning 1900 through 1914. 22091
State normal and industrial school for women, Fredericksburg, Va.
Reports 1912, 1913, 1914. 22092
State normal and industrial school for women, Harrisonburg, Va.
Reports 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914. 22093
State normal school for women, Radford, Va. Report 1914. 22094
University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. Reports for 1883, and for
each year beginning 1887 through 1914. 22095
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college, Blacksburg, Va. Re-
port for each year beginning 1872 through 1891, except 1882, 1886; also
biennial reports of 1893, 1895. See also Virginia polyteclmic institute. 22096
Virginia military institute, Lexington, Va. Report for each year
beginning 1883 through 1914. 22097
Virginia normal and collegiate institute, Petersburg, Va. Report for
each year beginning 1884 through 1914. The reports for 1908, 1909. 1911
consist of only the secretary's report, and are found respectively in the
next following report of the institution. The reports beginning 1885
through 1893 give the name as Normal and collegiate institute; and the
reports beginning 1902 give the name as Virginia normal and industrial
institute. „ „. . , 22098
Virginia polytechnic institute, Blacksburg, Va. Biennial reports of
1897, 1899, 1901, annual reports for 1902, 1903, 1904, 1906, 1906, 1907,
1908, 1909, biennial report of 1911, and annual reports for 1912, 1913, 1914.
See also Virsfinia agricultural and mechanical college. 22099
Virginm state school for colored deaf and blind children, Newport
News, Va. Annual report for 1909, biennial report of 1911, and annual
reports for 1912, 1913, 1914. 22100
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The Wheeling and Alexandria Oovemments
Th« doeuments listed are those printed by the order of the government
established at WheellnK, and later at Alexandria. They are grouped here,
since they can not be considered publications of the arovernment at Rich-
mond,
ConvenMons of May and June, 1861
*How West Virginia was made. Proceedings of the first
convention of the people of northwestern Virginia at Wheeling,
May 13, 14 and 15, 1861, and the journal of the second convention
of the people of nortiiwestem Virginia at Wheeling, which as-
sembled, June lltii, 1861 . . . Witii appendixes and an in-
troduction, annotations and addenda, by Virgil A. Lewis . . .
rCharleston, W. Va., News-Mail company, public printer] 1909.
22101
337, xii p. front. 23Hcm. Records transcribed from the "Daily in-
telligencer" of Wheeling. "Publication directed by Hon. William "
attorney-greneral of West Virginia, December 1, 1909."
Ordinances of the convention, assembled at Wheeling, on the
11th of June, 1861. Printed by authority of the convention.
Wheeling, Va., 1861. 22102
[37] -66 p. 21cm.
Ordinances of the convention assembled at Wheeling on the
11th of June, 1861. Printed by authority . . . Wheeling,
'61. 22103
10» 2 p. 8vo. Copy not seen. Title from Bowker.
Ordinances and acts of the restored government of Virginia,
prior to the formation of the state of West Virginia; with the
constitution and laws of the state of West Virginia, to March 2d,
1866. Reprinted by order of the legislature. Wheeling: John
Frew, public printer, 1866. 22104
Contents: Ordinances of convention assembled at Wheelingr, 11th ot
June, 1861. 22p. — ^Acts of g-eneral assembly passed at extra session, held July
1st, 1861, at Wheeling. 29p. — Acts of general assembly passed the regular
session, held December 2, 1861, at Wheeling. 75p. — Acts of the general as-
sembly, passed at the extra session, held May 6. 1862, at Wheeling. 23p. —
Acts of the general assembly of Virginia, passed at the extra s-ession. com-
menced Dec. 4, 1862. 84p. — Constitution of West Virginia [with ordinances.]
82p. — Acts of legislature of West Virginia, at its 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th sessions.
296, 62, 104, 139, xv p.
General assembly, July, 1861
Journal of the house of delegates, of the state of Virginia,
for the extra session, 1861. Wheeling: Printed at the "Daily
press." book and job office, 1861. 22106
104 p. 22cm. Session began July 1, 1861 and adjourned July Z<.
1(61. Daniel Frost, speaker.
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fMessaKe of the governor with doeuments. F. H. Pierpont, governor] :
p. 6-12. 221M
5000 copies printed separately.
Rules: p. 16-21. 22107
TReport of committee relative to the treasurer's officel : p. 87. 22108
f List of the membersi : p. 47, 48. 22109
r Journal of the senate, of the state of Viripnia, for the extra
session, 1861. Wheeling, 1861] 22110
Probably printed, but no printed copy has been found In the Virsrinla
state library, in the library of congress, or in the West Virginia department of
archives. The manuscript copy is in the Virginia state liorary.
Acts of the general assembly, passed at the extra session,
held July first, 1861, at the city of Wheeling. Wheeling: printed
at the daily press book and job office, 166 Market street 1861.
22111
(6 p. 31cm.
Joint resolutions: p. 31-35. 22112
Ordinances of the convention, assembled at Wheeling, on the 11th
of June, 1861. Printed by authority of the convention. Wheeling, Va.,
1861: p. t87]-[62] 2211S
General assembly, December, 1861
Journal of the house of delegates, at its regular session, in
the city of Wheeling, Monday, December 2, 1861. Wheeling:
A, S. Trowbridge, printer, 1861. 22114
292 p. 21. Bern.
Session be^an Dec. 2, 1861 and ended Feb. 18, 1862. Daniel Frost,
speaker. The manuscript copy is in the Virg-inia state library.
Governor's message. F. H. Pierpont, governor: p. 5-15. 22115
10,000 copies printed separately.
Auditor's report for fiscal year ending Sep. 80, 1861, Samuel Crane,
auditor: p. 17-<32. 22116
rOpinions of the attorney general, James S. Wheat]: p. 32-41. 22117
Second auditor's report, Samuel Crane, second auditor: p. 42, 43.
22118
[Letter from the governor relative to courts at Alexandria]: p. 44,
46. 22119
[Letter from John McLure relative to the Linsley Lancasterian school
at Wheelingl : p. 46-46. 22120
FLetter from the governor, inclosing letter from R. Hills, superinten-
dent of the lunatic hospital at Columbus, Ohio]: p. 69-61. 22121
[Letter of the governor relative to convicts] : p. 63, 64. 22122
[Report of committee relative to printing the message of the gover-
nor, anH the journal of the house] : p. 69, 70. 22123
[Report from the president of the Fairmont bank] : p. 95-96. .22124
[Report of the committee on the treasurei's oiHce] : p. 141. 22125
[Report of committee relative to the direct tax of the U. S.] : p. 157,
168. 22126
[Letter of William King, declining election as brigadier general]: p.
177, 178. 22127
[Letter of governor enclosing resolutions of Ohio] : p. 198, 199. 22128
[Communication from the governor]: p. 222-226. 22129
Resolutions communicated by the president of the constitutional con-
vention] : p. 363. 254. 22130
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[Communication from the governor relative to U. S. commissioners]:
p. 259. 221S1
Journal of the senate of the conunonwealth of Virginia, reg-
ular session, in the city of Wheeling, on Monday, the 2d day of
December, 1861. Wheeling: A. S. Trowbridge, state printer.
1861. 22132
23< p. 22cin.
Session besan Dec. 2, 1861 and ended Feb. 13, 1(62. Daniel Polsly. Ueu*
tenant grovernor, president.
[Message of the governor, F. H. Pierpont, Dec. 2, 1861]: p. 5-15.
22133
Auditor's report [biennial, to close of fiscal year ending Sept. 80.
18611 Samuel Crane, auditor: p. 17-41. This report includes some opin-
ions of the attorney general, James S. Wheat. 22134
[Report of 2d auditor, Samuel Crane, acting 2d auditor to close of
fiscal year, Sep. 30, 1861] : p. 42, 48. 22135
[Letter from the governor relative to "a self-constituted military
court at Alexandria]: p. 47. 22136
[Letter from the secretary of the treasury relative to the direct tax] :
p. 48. 22137
[Communication from the governor inclosing lettes from R. Hills,
superintendent of the Central Ohio lunatic asylum, relative to care of in-
sane of Virginia, by Ohio! : p. 52, 53. 22138
[Letter from the governor relative to convicts] :, p. 56. 22139
Letter from the governor relative to improvement of the Kanawha
• river] : p. 7f5, 77. 2214»
[Report of committee relative to auditor's office] : p. 122, 123. 22141
[Resolutions of Ohio relative to building a bridge at Steubenville, and
constructing a railroad to Pennsylvania through Virginia] : p. 148. 22142
[Letter from J."W, Garrett, president of the B. & O. railroad co.] :
p. 161. Ifi2. 22143
[Message from the governor, Feb. 6, 1862]: p. 168-172. 22144
[Resolutions of iconstitutional convention relative to erection of a
new state]: p. 196. 22145
[Resolutions of constitutional convention relative to the counties to
be included in the proposed new state of West Virinia]: p. 205. 22146
[Letter from ovemor relative to commissioners appointed by the
president to procure from soldiers their pay for their families]: p. 210.
22147
[Petition of citizens of Alexandria that the county and city be ceded
to the United States] : p. 217. 22148
[Petition by titizens of Lewis County]: p. 218, 219. 22149
[Report of committee appointed to examine the accounts of the ex-
ecutive]: p. 220-222. 22150
Minority report of the committee to which was referred the resolu-
tions of Ohio [relative to the Holliday's Cove railroad company]: p. 223,
224. 22151
Members of the senate Dec. 2, 1861 to Feb. 13, 1862: p. 225. 22152
Index: p. 227-23fi.
Acts of the general assembly, passed at the regular session,
held December second, 1861, at the city of Wheeling. Wheeling:
Printed at the Daily press and .iob office. 1862. 22153
111 p. 21cm.
.Toint resolutions: p. 93-98. 22154
[Regular terms of courts]: p. 99-101. 221S5
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General assembly. May, 1862.
[Journal of the house of delegates of Virsrinla. Extra ses-
sion held in the ci^ of Wheelinsr, on Tuesday, May 6th, 1862.
Wheeling: A. S. Trowbridge (?) state printer. 1862] 22166
No copy seen.
Journal of the senate of the commonwealtii of Virginia.
Extra session held in the city of Wheeling, on Tuesday, May 6th,
1862. Wheeling: A. S. Trowbridge, state printer, 1862. 22157
54 p. Zl.Scm.
The manuscript copy is in tlie Virgrinia state library.
Acts of the general assembly, passed at the extra session,
held May sixth, 1862, at the city of Wheeling. Wheeling: A. S.
Trowbridge, state printer, 1862. 2215S
31 p. 21cm.
Joint resolutions: p. 26-27.
Acts of the general assembly, passed at the extra sessioh,
held May sixth, 1862, at the city of Wheeling. Wheeling : Printed
at the Daily press book and job office, 1862. 22159
31 p. 22cm.
Joint resolutions: p. 25-27.
General assembly, December, 1862
Journal of the house of delegates, of the commonwealth of
Virginia, extra session, held in the city of Wheeling, on Thursday,
December the 4th, 1862. Wheeling: A. S. Trowbridge, state
printer, I8fi2. 22160
22S P. 21.6cm.
Session beg'an December 4, 1862 and ended Feb. 5, 1863. George McC.
Porter, spealcer.
A proclamation by the grovemor [convening the assembly]: p. 4.
22161
Governor's message, F. H. Pierpont, governor: p. 9-14. 22162
SOOO copies printed separately.
Auditor's report, Samuel Crane, auditor, for year ending Sept. 30,
1862: p. 15-25. 22163
It is inferred from the journal (p. 25, 26) that the auditor's report was
Included as a part of the message, and printed with it separately.
[Communication of governor relative to claim of James G. West]:
p. 87. , 22164
[Communication of governor relative to claim of James Musgrave] :
p. 39. 22165
[Report of the committee *of privileges and electionsl : p. 44, 63.
22166
[Communication from the governor relative to the militia]: p. 70.
22167
[Communication from the governor relative to reprieves and par-
dons]: p. 70-72. 22168
[Letter from the public printer, A. S. Trowbridge] : p. 81, 125. 22169.
[Report of comnilttee relative to claim of James Musgrave]: p.
87, 88. 22170
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[Communication from the governor relative to the release of James
H. Trout] : p. 94. 22171
[Communication from the governor relative to the care of the insane] :
p. 99-102. 22172
[Letter from Jolm C. Vance] : p. 182, 183. 2217S
[Report of committee on auditor's office] : p. 188. 22174
[Documents] :
[Testimony itt^en before the committee appointed to investigate tb*
matter in relation to the public printing. Wheeling. 18631 2217S
No copy seen. Ordered printed. See Journal of house Jan. 23, 1S63.
[Report of joint special committee on printing. Jan. 20, 1863. Wheel-
ing. 1863] 2217ft
No copy seen. Ordered printed. See Journal of house, Jan. 20, 1863.
Journal of the senate, of the commonwealth of Virsrinia, ex^
tra session. City of Wheeling, on Thursday, December the 4th,
1862. Wheeling, A. S. Trowbridge, state printer. 1862. 22177
140, iv p. 22Hcni.
Session besan Dec. 4, 1802 and ended Feb. 6, 1863. Daniel PoUIy,
lieutenant governor, president.
Governor's message, Dec. 4, 1862 [F. H. Pierpont, governor]: p. 4-9.
22178
Auditor's report [to end of fiscal year Sept. 30. 1862, Saniuel Crane,
auditor]: p. 10-19. 22179
[Report of committee on public printing] : p. 20. 22180
Letter of the governor relative to claims for services of the militia] :
p. 43. 22181
Index: iv p.
Acts of the general assembly of the state of Virginia. Passed
at the extra session, commenced December 4, 1862, in the 87tii
year of the commonwealth. Wheeling: John F. M'Dermot,
public printer, 1863. 22182
108 p. 21cm.
Joint resolutions: p. 79-84. 2218S
Separate election precincts: p. 85-92. 22184
A Ust of commissioners in other states: p. 93-99. 22185
General assembly, Dec. 1863, and Dec. 1864.
Journal of the house of delegates:, of the state of Virginia,
for the session of 1863-4. "State Journal" print, Alexandria, Vir-
ginia. 1864. 22186
80 p. ZOHcm. «
Session began Dec. 7, 1863 and ended Feb. 8, 1864. J. M. Downey,
speaker.
This assembly, which met at Alexandria, F. H. Pierpont being- governor,
was known as the assembly of the "restored government of Virginia."
Message of the governor: p. 6-19. 2218T
Report of the auditor, L. W. Webb: p. 20-27. 22188
Journal of the house of delegates, of the state of Virginia,
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speaker. . .
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was known as the assembly of the "restored government of Virginia."
MessaRe of the eovernor: p. 5-16. < 22190
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[Report of commissionerB on branch bank of Virginia at Norfolk]:
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1864]: p. 79-88. 22198
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sions of 1863, 4 and 5. Baltimore : Printed by John Murphy &
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street. 1865. 221M
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tenant governor and president. Session ended Feb. 8, 1864.
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18651: p. 69-155. 22199
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Report of the condition of the branch bank at Norfolk, Va.. Aug.
1. 1864: p. 87-«8. 22202
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7th, 1863, in the 88th year of the commonwealth. "State .ioumal"
print. Royal street, Alexandria, Va. 1864. 22208
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Governor. Letter of governor Pierpoint to his excellency the presi-
dent and the honorable congress of the United States, on" the subject of
abuse of military power in the command of (Jeneral Butler in Virginia and
North Carolina. Washington, D. C, McGill & Witherow, printers, 1864.
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Appendix A.
SESSIONS OF GENERAL. ASSEMBLY 1776—1916.
October 7, 1776 — December 21, 1776.
Majr S, 1777— June 28, 1777: October
20. 1777— January 24, 1778.
May 4, 1778— June 1, 1778; October
5, 1778— December 19, 1778.
May 3, 1779— June 26, 1779: October
4. 1779— December 24. 1779.
May 1, 1780— July 14, 1780; October
16, 1780 — January 2, 1781.
March 1—22, 1781.
May 7. 1781— June 23, 1781; October
1, 1781^anuary 6, 1782.
May 6, 1782 1782; October
21, 1782 — December 28, 1782.
May 5, 1783 — June 28, 1783; October
20. 1783 — December 22, 1783.
May 3. 1784 — June 30, 1784; October
18, 1784 — January 7, 1785.
October 17, 1785 — January 21, 1786.
October 16, 1786 — January 11, 1787.
October 15. 1787 — January 8, 1788.
June 23, 1788— June 30, 1788; Oc-
tober 20, 1788 — December 30, 1788.
October 19, 1789 — December 19, 1789.
October 18, 1790 — December 29, 1790.
October 17, 1791 — December 20, 1791.
October 1, 1792 — December 28, 1792.
October 21, 1793 — December 12. 1793.
November 11, 1794 — December 27,
1794.
November 10, 1796— December 29,
1795.
November 8. 1796 — December 27,
1796.
.December 4, 1797 — January 25, 1798.
December J, 1798 — January 26. 1799.
December 2, 1799 — January 28, 1800.
December 1, 1800— January 23, 1801.
December 7, 1801 — February 2. 1802.
DecetAbir 6, 1802 — January 29. 1803.
December 6, 1803 — February 3, 1804.
December 3, 1804 — February I. 1805.
December 2, 1805 — February 6. 1806.
December 1, 1806 — January 22, 1807.
December 7.1807 — February 10,1808.
December 5, 1808 — February 18, 1809.
December 4, 1809 — February 9, 1810.
December 3, 1810 — February 14, 1811.
December 2, 1811 — February 21, 1812.
November 30, 1812 — February 23,
1813.
May 17. 1813— May 26, 1813; Decem-
ber 6, 1813— February 16, 1814.
October 10, 1814 — January 19, 1816.
December 4, 1815 — February 28 1816.
November 11, 1816 — February 22,
1817.
December 1,1817 — February 26,1818.
December 7, 1818— March 13. 1819.
December 6,1819 — Februarv 2.'i, 1820.
December 4, 1820 — March 6, 1821.
December 8, 1821— March 4, 1822.
December 2,1822 — February 2r>, 1823.
December 1, 1823 — March 10. 1824.
November 29, 1824 — February 18,
1826.
December 6, 1826 — March 9, 1826.
December 4, 1826 — March 9, 1827.
December 3, 1827 — March 1, 1828.
December 1, 1828 — February 28, 1829.
December 7, 1829 — February 23, 1830.
December 6, 1830 — April 19, 1831.
December 6, 1831 — March 21, 1832.
December 3, 1832 — March 9, 1833.
December 2, 1833 — March 14, 1834.
December 1, 1834 — March 12, 1835.
December 7, 1835 — March 24, 1836.
December 5, 1836 — March 31, 1837.
June 12, 1837 — June 24, 1837.
January 1, 1838 — April 9, 1838.
January 7, 1839 — April 10, 1839.
December 2, 1839 — March 19, 1840.
December 1, 1840 — March 22, 1841.
December 6, 1841 — March 26, 1842.
December 5, 1842 — March 28, 1843.
December 4, 1843 — February 15, 1844.
December 2, 1844— February 22, 184S.
December 1, 1845 — March 6. 1846.
December 7, 1846 — March 23, 1847,
December 6, 1847 — April 5, 1848.
December 4. io48 — March 19, 1849.
.May 28. 1849— August li', 1849.
December 3, 1849 — March 22, 1850.
December 2, 1860 — March 31, 1851.
January 12, 1852 — June 7, 1852.
November 22, 1852 — April 11, 1853.
December 5, 1853 — March 4, 1854.
December 3, 1855 — March 19, 1856.
December 7, 1857 — March 6, 1858.
March 8, 1858 — April 8, 1858.
December 5, 1859 — April 2, 1860.
January 7, 1861 — April 4, 1861.
December 2, 1861 — March 31, 1862.
April 1, 1862— May 19. 1862.
September 15, 1862 — October 3, 1862. '
January 7, 1863 — March 31, 1863.
September 7, 1863 — November 2,
1863.
December 7, 1863 — March 10, 1864.
December 7, 1864— March 15, 1865.
June 19, 1865 — June 23, 1865. (Alex-
andria general assembly in session
in Richmond.)
December 4, 1865 — March 3, 1866.
December 3, 1866 — March 2, 1867.
March 4, 1867— April 29, 1867.
October 5. 1869 — October 20, 18«»:
February 8. 1870— July 11, 1870;
October 1. 1870 — November 10,
1870.
December 7, 1870 — March 31, 1871.
December 6, 1871 — March 26, 1872.
March 27. 1872 — April 5, 18'?2.
December 4, 1872 — April 2. 1873.
January 1, 1874 — April 30, 1874.
December 2, 1874^March 31, 1875.
December 1, 1875 — March 29. 1876.
December 6, 1876 — April 4, 1877.
December 5, 1877 — March 14, 1878.
December 4, 1878 — March 3, 1879.
March 4, 1879 — April 2, 1879.
December 3. 1879 — March 9, 1880.
December 7. 1881 — March fi, 1882.
March 7. 1882— April 22, 1882.
December 5, 1883 — March 19, 1884.
August 13, 1884 — December 1. 1884.
December 2. 1885 — March 6, 1886.
March Ifi. 1887 — May 24, 1887.
December 7, 1887 — March 5. 1888.
December 4, 1889 — March 6, 1890.
December 2, 1891 — March 4, 1892.
December 6, 1893 — March 8, 1894.
December 4, 1895 — March 5, 1896.
December 1, 1897 — March 4, 1898.
December 6, 1899 — March 7, 1900.
January 23, 1901 — February 16, 1901,
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July 16, 1902— July 28, 1902; Novem-
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ber 10, 1903 — January 12, 1904.
January 13, 1904 — March 16, 1904.
January 10, 1906 — March 16, 190$.
January 8, 1908 — ^March 27. 1908.
January 12, 1910— March 17, 1910.
January 10, 1912— March 15, 1912.
January 14, 1914— March 20, 1914.
January IS, 1916— March 19, 191S.
January 12, 1916 — March 18, 1916.
Appendix B.
GOVERNORS OF VIRGINIA.
Patrick Heary. July 6, 1776 — June
1, 1779.
Thomas Jefferson was elected on
June 1, 1779, and from a resolution
passed by the senate on June 1, re-
ferring to Patrick Henry as late
?:overnor, it is presumed that Jef-
erson became governor on the day
he was elected.
Thoauii Jefferson. June 1, 1779 —
June 12, 1781.
Thomas Nelson was elected on
June 12, 1781. He first appealed in
council on June 19.
ThMaa* Ifelson. June 12. 1781 —
Nov. SO, 1781.
Thomas Nelson resigned before
the end of his term.
Benjamin Barriaon. Nov. 30, 1781 —
Nov. 30, 1784.
Benjamin Harrison was elected on
Nov. SO. 1781, and first sat in the
council on Dec. 1.
Patrick Henry. Nov. 30, 1784— Nov.
30. 1786.
By order of general assembly
Patrick Henry's term began on Nov.
80, though elected on Nov. 17, 1784.
BSdnnad Randolpk. Nov. 30, 1786 —
Nov. 12. 1788.
By order of general assembly Ed-
mund Randolph's term began on
Nov. 30, 1786, though elected on
Nov. 7, 1786. He resigned on Nov.
12 1788
Bevcriey Randolph. Nov. 12, 1788 —
Dec. 1, 1791.
Beverley Randolph, as lieutenant
fovernor, succeeded Edmund Ran-
olph on Nov. 12, 1788, and served
until Dec. 3^ 1788, when he was duly
elected governor by the general as-
sembly.
Henry liCC. Dec. 1. 1791 — ^Dec. 1,
1794.
Henry Lee was elected on Nov. 1,
1791, but by order of general assem-
bly his term did not begin till Dec.
1, 1791.
Robert Brooke. Dec. 1, 1794 — ^Nov.
30, 1796.
Robert Brooke was elected on
Nov. 20, 1794, but by order of the
general assembly his term did not
begin till Dec. 1, 1794. A few days
before his term as governor expired
he was elected attorney general.
This position he accepted on Nov.
80, 1796. James Wood, lieutenant
governor, acted as governor from
ov. 30, to Dec. 6, 1796. when he was
elected governor. He appeared first
as the elected governor in the coun-
cil on Dec. 7, 1796. Patrick Henry
was elected governor on Nov. SS.
1796, but on Dec. 3. he declined.
Jamea Wood. Nov. 30, 1796 — ^Dec. «.
1799.
James Wood served through Dec
6, 1799, for on Dec. 7. 1799, Mr. Har-
din Burnley was acting as governor,
and so acted until Dec. 11, when he
resigned and Mr. J. Pendleton acted
as governor Jn his place. On Dec
19, 1799. James Monroe first aat in
the council.
Jaaics Monroe. Dec. 19, 1799 — ^Dec
29 1802
Jokn Page.' Dec. 29. 1802— Dec. 11.
1805.
John Page was elected on Dec. 11.
but no date was specified for the
beginning of his term. He first sat
in council Dec. 29, 1802.
WUIiaai H. CabeU. Dec. 11, 1806 —
Dec. 11. 1808.
William H. Cabell was elected on
Dec. 7, 1806. On Dec. 11, he took the
oath and on Dec. 12. first sat In
council.
Jokn Tyler, Sr. Dec. 12, 1808 — Jan.
IS, 1811.
John Tyler, sr. was elected gov-
ernor on Dec. 9, 1808. He took the
oath on Dec. 12, and first s&t in
council Dec. 12. On Jan. IS. 1811 he
accepted a position as federal judge
of the district court of Virginia.
James Monroe. Jan. 19, 1811 — April
3, 1811.
James Monroe was elected gov-
ernor on Jan. 16. 1811. He took the
oath on Jan. 19, and first sat In
council Jan. 19, 1811. G. W. Smith
was acting governor Jan. 15 — Jan.
19, 1811. Monroe accepted the ap-
fiolntment of secretary of state, and
n council on April 3, 1811, declared
the office of governor vacated.
George wnilam Smith. April 3.
1811— Dec 26. 1811.
He was elected governor on Dec.
S, 1811. He first sat in council as
elected governor on Dec. 6. 1811. He
lost his life in the burning of the
Richmond theater, Dec. 26, 1811. G.
W. Smith, as president of the coun-
cil, became acting governor on April
3, 1811.
Peyton Randolph. Dec. 26, 1811 —
Jan. 4, 1812.
Peyton Randolph as senior mem-
ber of the council was acting gov-
ernor Dec. 26, 1811 — Jan. 4, 1812.
James Barbonr. Jan. 4. 1812 — Dee.
11, 1814.
James Barbour was elected en
Jan. 3. 1812. to supply the vacancr
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Smith. He took the oath on Jan. 4,
1812, and first sat In council on
Jan. 4.
WilMB Carr NickoUa. Bee. 11. 1814
— Dec. 11, 181*.
W. C. Nicholas was elected on
Nov. 10, 1814 "from the' 11th day of
December next."
•faateii P. PrestoB. Dec. 11, 1816 —
Dec. 11, 1819.
J. P. Preston was elected on Dec.
10, 1816. to serve "from the 11th In-
stant." He first sat In council Dec.
12. 1816.
niaauw MaBB Raad«Iph. Dec. 11.
18t»— Dec. 11, 1822.
T. M. Randolph was elected on
Dec. 10, 1819, to serve "from the
eleventh Instant." He first sat In
council Dec 14, 1819.
J«aes PleawiBta. Dec. 11. 1822 —
Dec 11, 1826.
James Pleasants was elected on
Dec. 10, 1822, to serve "from the 11th
instant." He first sat In council on
Dec. 19, 1822, there having been no
meeting between Dec. 6 and 19.
J»ha Tyler, Jr. Dec. 11, 1826 —
March 4, 1827.
John Tyler was elected on Dec. 10,
1825. He first sat In conncil Dec. 13,
1826. He resigned as governor ana
became United States senator on
March 4, 1827.
WUIUm B. GUca. March 4, 1827—
March 4, 1880.
William B. ones was elected on
February 10, 1827 to succeed John
Tyler from March 4. 1827.
Jitm Fleyd. March 4, 1820— March
31, 1834.
John Floyd was elected on Jan. 9,
1830 for one year "from the 4th of
March next." He was first in coun-
cil on March 12, 1830. On Feb. 11,
1831, he was elected for three years
"from the 31st day of March next,"
this being- the term adopted In the
new constitution.
Llttletoa WaUcr TajwweU. March
31. 1834— March 30, 1836.
Mr. Tazewell was elected on Jan.
7. 1834 to serve "for 3 years from
and after March 31." On March 30,
1836 he resigned.
VryadhaDi BohcrtaoB. March 30,
1836— March 31, 1837.
As senior member of the council
Mr. Robertson succeeded Mr. Taze-
well.
DbtM CaaiBbcII. March 31, 1837-
March 31. 1840.
Tkanus Walker GIlBer. March 31,
1840— March 20, 1841.
Mr. Ollmer resigned on March 20,
1841.
J»hB Mereer PattoB. March 20, 1841
— March 31, 1841.
As senior member of the council
Mr. Patton was acting governor.
J«kB RBtkerf«or«. March 31, 1841
—March 31, 1842.
As senior member of the council
Mr. Rutherfoord was acting gov-
ernor.
JohB Maatord Grcgcry. Mamh 31,
1842— Jan. S, 1843.
As senior member uf the council,
Mr. Gregory was governor.
James MeDowelL Jat.. 6, 1843 — Jan.
1, 1846.
Mr. McDowell did not qualify till
Jan. 6, 1843. . .
WUUam Smltk. Jan. 1, 1846— Jan. 1,
1849.
JakB BackaaaB Flvyd. Jan. 1. 1849
—Jan. 1. 1852.
JoscBk JvkaaoB. Jan. 1. 1862 — Jan.
1. 1866.
Heanr a. Wise. Jan. 1. 1856 — Jan.
1, 1860.
Joka I,et«kcv. Jan. 1, 1860 — Jan. 1,
1864.
WUIbiB Smltk. Jan. 1. 1864— May
20, 1865.
William Smith was elected for the
four year term ending Jan. 1, 1868.
By an executive order of the presi-
dent of May 9, 1865, it would seem
that April 17 had been determined
by him as the end of Qovernor
Smith's authority. (OCDcial records
of Union and Confederate armies,
Ser. 3, v. 6, p. 14). Governor Smith's
letter to Gen. H. W. Halleck of May
20, 1866 closes his effort at retaining
the governorship, and should be
considered the end of his term. Gov.
Plerpont arrived in Richmond May
26, 1866.
Fraaela H. Flerapnt. May 20, 1866 —
April 4, 1868.
F. H. Pierpont was elected In May
1863, by western counties, for a four
year term, beginning Jan. 1, 1864;
he acted as governor for the few
counties under federal control, with
Alexandria as the capital. On May
26, 1865, he removed the state oflSces
to Richmond. His term should have
ended on Jan. 1, 1868 but was ex-
tended to April 4, 1868 by the gen-
eral commanding the first military
district.
Hcary H. ^Tella. April 4, 1868—
March 27, 1869; April 2, 1869—
Sept. 21, 1869.
H. H. Wells was appointed gover
nor April 4, 1868 by General Scho
field (General order 36). On March
27, 1869, he was removed by General
Stoneman. On April 2, 1869 he was
reinstated by Gen. A. S. Webb, in
charge of the First military district
before the arrival of Gen. Canby
(Special order 66). On Sept. 8, 1869.
i,eneral Canby appointed Gilbert C.
Walker governor to take effect
Sept. 21, ll69, "vice H. H. Wells, re-
signed" (General order 104). .
GUkert C. Walker. Sept. 21, 1869—
Jan. 1, 1874.
G. C. Walker was elected for the
term beginnlg Jan. 1, 1870. By gen-
eral order 104, he was appointed to
take office on Sept. 21, 1869.
James I.. Kemper. Jan. 1, 1874—
Jan. 1, 1878.
Praderick W. M. HoUMay. Jan. 1,
1878— Jan. 1. 1882.
Wnilam El. Cameron. Jan. 1 1882 —
Jan. 1, 1886.
Fltakagk I,ee. Jan. 1, 1886 — Jan. 1,
1890.
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PkUip 'W. MeKlnBcr. Jan. 1, 1890 — that the governor should hold office
Jan. 1. 1894. till Feb. 1, 1906.
CkarlM T. OVemU. Jan. 1, 1894— cUmmdt: A. SwaHMB. Feb. 1, 1906—
Jan. 1, 1898. "Pfih 1 l*tlfl
Jamea Hose Tyler. Jan. 1, 1898— .„„,.„„ ™v i i»«
Jan 1 1902 WUIiam H. Mann. Feb. 1, 1910 —
Andrew' J.' Mantaane. Jan. 1. 1902— ^eb. 1. 1914.
Feb. 1, 1906. Hennr c. Staart. Feb. 1, 1914 — Feb.
Section 9 of the ochedule of the l' 1918.
constitution of 1901/02 provided Weatatoreland Davla. Feb. 1, 1918 —
Appendix 0.
REPORTS OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON THE RECORDS IN THE
CLERK'S OFFICE.
The annual report of this committee included a general statement of
the manuscript records found in the office of the clerk of the house. The
reports sometimes called attention to missing journals and to other manu-
scripts. As the reports may be of service in future archival investigation,
some references to those before 1836, are printed below.
House Journal, Nov. 15, 1791, p. 60. House journal, Dec. 20, 1809. p. 33.
House journal, Nov. 23, 1792, p. 137. House journal, Dec. 18, 1810, p. 30.
House journal, Nov. 27, 1793, p. 96. House journal, Dec. 12, 1811, p. 26.
House journal, Dec. 24, 1794, p. 126. House journal, Dec. IS, 1813, p. 48.
House journal, Dec. 23, 1796, p. 206 House journal, Oct. 20, 1814, p. 21.
of ms. jour. House journal, Dec. 12, 1815, p. 33.
House journal, Dec. 29, 1797, p. 67. House journal, Jan. 9, 1818, p. 102.
House journal, Dec. 14, 1798, p. 23. House Journal, Jan. 2, 1819, p. 85.
House journal, Dec. 5, 1799, p. 9. House journal, Jan. 25, 1820.
House journal, Dec. 13, 1800, p. 23. House journal, Jan. 26, 1821.
House journal, Dec. 17, 1801, p. 23. House journal, Dec. 3l, 1821.
House Journal, Dec. 20, 1802, p. 20. House Journal, Jan. 27, 1829.
House journal, Dec. 22, 1803, p. 40. House Journal, Dec. 10, 1831, p. 22.
House journal, Dec. 19, 1804, p. 33. House Journal, Dec. 11, 1832, p. 26.
House Journal, Dec. 31, 1806, p. 70. House journal, Dec. 10, 1833, p. 36.
House journal, Dec. 26, 1807, p. 40. House Journal, Dec. 8, 1834, p. 26.
House Journal, Dec. 21, 1808, p. 40. . House journal, Dec. 28, 1835, p. 42.
Appendix >D.
HENING'S STATUTES.
The following memorials are printed in full, since they throw muck
light upon the history of the publication of the statutes. Useful references,
on this subject are: House journal, Jan. 2, 1801, p. 51; House journal, Jan.
23, 1801, p. 79; House journal, 1817/18, p. 168, 169; House journal, Feb. 2,
1818, p. 168; House journal, Dec. 15, 1824, p. 40; Governor's message in
house journal, 1824/25, p. 40; The letters that passed between Jefferson and
Hening in the course of publication of the statutes are in the Division of
Manuscripts in the Library of Congress.
In 12 Virginia- reports, p. 160 et seq., Mr. Hening gives a history of hia
discovery of some of the manuscript laws of Virginia; In 12 Virginia reports,
p. 154 et sea., is a discussion of the revlsal of 1748; In 11 Virginia reports,
p. 137 et seq.. are some interesting observations of Judge Tucker on Purvis
and manuscript additions to it.
To the Legislature of Virginia.
The Memorial of William Waller Hening respectfully represents.
That he hath for several years past, at considerable trouble and expense,
been engaged In collecting materials for a publication of all the Acts of the
General Assembly of Virginia, from the earliest period of our Legislature
Jiroceedlngs ta the present day; and that with the aid of a similar collection
n possession of the President of the United States, (which has been very
obligingly offered to him), he is enabled to prepare for the press the most
complete system of our laws, which is now extant. The utility and even th«
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necessity of such a publication must be obvious to all; but If arguments were
necessary to this conviction, they would be amply furnished by the annexed
letter from Mr. Jefferson to the late (Chancellor of Virginia Mr. Wythe, and
one adaressea to your memorialist of a more recent date.
v.. ^}}-^°' your memorialist has been often importuned to commence the
publication and has received the strongest assurances of individual support,
yet he is conscious that the undertakingr is tfto expensive for him to bear,
and the risk greater than it Could be expected any Indivmual should encounter.
He is therefore unwilling to engage in the work without a certain assurance
of Indemnity against the expenses which he must necessarily incur. H« la
Induced to believe that the legislature, considering that the state of our
finances is more prosperous, at this time, than at any period since the yei^r
1"96, — that the State of Virginia, tho' once the oldest colony under the regal
frovernment of Oreat Britain and now the most important State in the union,
s the only one without a complete collection of her laws, — tuat property to
an immense amount depends, in many instances, on a single statute either in
the possession of Mr. Jefferson or himself, — that cases of great importance are
now before the Court of Appeals, on which the Judges are unwilling to decide
without an examination - and comparison of Manuscript acts of assembly,
which. It Is believed, are to be found in the possession of no other persons,
and as {he Manuscripts in the library of Mr. Jefferson are in such a state
of decay "that the leaf can never be opened but once without falling Into
powder,' it is very doubtful whether he will consent to a perusal of them
except for the sole purpose of transcribing them for the publication; — Knd
considering, too, that the most trivial accident, which could not be controlled.
might forever put it out of the power of the legislature to obtain another
collection of our laws as complete as that now offered to the public, — he re-
peats his belief, that his Intended publication will be ao far sanctioned as to
give it authenticity, and that the legislature will authorize as subscription,
on public account, for so many copies as will assure a completlon-of the work,
or provide In such manner as their wisdom may direct for the attain-
ment of the same object. — He asks no more.
Dec. 2g, 1807. WM. W. HBNINQ.
To the Honorable the General Assembly of Virginia:
•The memorial of William Waller Hening, respectfully represents:
That by an act of the fifth day of February, 1808, (a) he was authorized
to publish the Statutes at large of Virginia, from the first session of the
Legislature, under the Colonial government, to the end of the year 1792, the
?eriod at which the then revised code terminated. The state subscribed for
50 copies at five dollars a volume, but restricted the payments to one volume
a year. Under this law the publication progressed to the end of the fourth
Volume, when the war intervened, and the difficulty of procuring materials
to carry on the work, together with the ruinous consequences of such a small
Impression to the publisher, necessarily produced its suspension.
When the committee, on the late Revised code, reported to the Oeneral
Assembly, they so strongly recommended a continuation of the Statutes at
Large, that the Legislature was induced again to take up the subject, and
passed the Act of the tenth day of March 1819. (b) In order to ensure the
publication, as expressed in the preamble to the Act. the Governor was
authorised and required to subscribe, on behalf of the Commonwealth, on the
same terms as are prescribed by the original Act, for so many additional
Copies of the volumes yet to be published, as would make the whole number
•00 copies; making no provision for oomplotlng the nets with the first four
After distributing to public officers, a certain number of copies, the bal-
ance are to be sold on public account. To prevent competition in the sales,
and to enable the publisher to supply his subscribers, the Impression was
limited to 1000 copies: and the Copy-right exclusively vested In the state.
TTnder this enlarged sbscrlptlon the Btb,. 6th, 7th. 8th * 9th volumes, have
been published: but the state has not a single one of the 1st, 8nd, Srd Or 4tii
volumes, to complete the sets, either for sale, or to comply with the requisi-
tions of her own laws, in furnishing certain enumerated counties with the
work. Thus Is there accumulating every year an unproductive capital to the
state- which must remain so until the work shall be completed; for no person
will buy a broken set of books at any price.
It would require only 060 edpies oi the first four volumes to complete
the sets- 160 copies having been furnished under the original Act; and the
whole work will be- finished in four more volumes subsequent to the ninth.
iuShough the undersigned is under a contract with the state, to furnish
the subMQuent volumes, at 15 each. yet. for the benefit of the commonwealth,
and tol^ble him to comply with his engagemenU. while he has life and
hA^ith hels Induced to propose the following modification of the contract,
health h^js ^^^^^ PJJ5S complete the sets, by taking «50 Copies of the
first four volumes, and authorize payment for them, as well as the volumes
mibMonent to the ninth, as delivered, he will reduce the price of all those
hereSrter delivered, to four dollars a volume. He aaka nothing In advance.
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of th^'^.^tSt ifUT//"".* *'»"«''ed to b« as moderate as for any other law books,
of the same limited impression, ever published in the United States """■*
Richmond. Dec. 4th. 1822. "^^ ^- HENINQ.
Jf^ni'UXSJSl?!.*^" M^S*'^'* °/. '•** ^l'^ *<""■ volumes, at $2.50 cU. each.
♦« 170.) Jl"l comprise all the.matter, gubseauent to the 9th volume, and prior
J^rlcJ'ffo'" i^-iSf t;°'ftTo'''a'"vXme.°' '""■ " '=°°'««'P"^'«<». »»<» 'e«l"ce the
».. f^?K^.^ calculation, It will b« found that the state will only have to pay
Sfi'i/?. ™,f,r'"?u.'„°'V volumes and those subsequent to the ninth, one huntfrSS
present contract volumes subsequent to the ninth under the
Price 860 of the first four at 12.50 '. ^.^:.7.: .^f!^^.?$ « 500
2400 Vols, of the 10th, iith & 12th, & «4 .:;;!;!";;:! >;soo
If the matter yet to be printed, subsequent to the 9th Vol. was com- '
tSSS^^\ '?„i-.^°*^-.i" •* ''«" «night of 600 pagres each) Then the
8200, at 15.00 would cost 116,000
STATUTES AT UAROB.
If^ l^^' SF^ f^*^ T°}''- published under the first subscrlpUon of 160 copies
5th, 6th, 7th, 8th ft 9th, published under the second subscription of... (00 copies
€50
making a surplus of 660 Copies of the 5th, 6th. 7th, 8th &
9th vols, without a single one of the 1st. 2nd, 3rd & 4tb
to complete S vols.
)250 ~
5 dollk.
Already, ordered stock to the state If the sets are not complete of. . $1C,250
And there will be 4 vols, more which will likewise, leave
a surplus of 660 each
4 vols.
2700
5 dolls.
13.000 IS.OOft
Total dead stock $29,260
PROPOSED MODIFICATION.
(60 copies of the Ist, 2nd, 3rd ft 4th vols., to match with the surplus
number of the subsequent volumes — 2600 volumes at S3.00 each. t 7,800
(00 copies of the 10th, 11th, 12th ft 13th volumes— 3200 at (4.00 each 12.800
(20.600
If the law Is not altered, and the last four volumes are published at
the present price, the 3200 vols, at (6.00, will cost (16,000
( MOO
So that by the proposed modification of the contract, the State, for the
additional sum of (4600 will get eicM volumes and have the sets complete.
I five up nearly that sum, say (3200, in reducing the price of the last four
volumes, which I have a legal right to receive.
W. W. HBNING.
Appendix E.
REPRINTS OF THE JOURNALS BY THOMAS W. WHITE.
Thos. W. White entered into a contract, on July 21, 1827, to reprint
the journal of both houses of assembly from 1777 to 1790 tnclusive, as well
as the journal of the convention of 1776. In pKparing his contract. White
did not have access to the room where the senate journals were kept. Later
he found that 13 sessions of. these journals were missinsr. He tried in vain
to get these. "Another important truth ... is that the manuscript of
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the journals of the house was generally transcribed in a most imperfect and
incorrect manner . . ." Following is list of deficient sessions as giyen
by White:
House, May, 1"!"^. Senate, Oct, 1781.
S«iale^ May, 1777. « May, 1782,
Oct, 1777. " Oct, 1782.
May, 1778. " May, 1788.
May, 1780. " Oct, 1788.
Oct., 1780. " May, 1784.
May, 1781. " Oct., 1784.
See White's letter and documents submitted to committee on claims,
Dec. 15, 1828, in executive papers, (ms.)
See Giles' Message Dec 3, 1827 relative to Mr. White's reports and
statements as to securing copies of the Journals of the House, p. 8.
See Tyler's letter as governor Feb. 1, 1827 urging the reprinting of
the journals of the house, and calling attention to the fact that there were
three sessions missing.
Appendix F
LETTER OF F. W. GILMER RELATIVE TO THE REPORTS OF THE
COURT OF APPEALS.
To Spencer Roane, Esq.,
President of the Court of Appeals,
SIR — I desire to submit through you to the Judges of the Court of
Appeals, some Ideas on the late law authorising: a reporter. The matter Is
one of deep and general interest, and I hope iny experience, though short,
may be of some service in placing the office on that permanent and respectable
establishment which In Itself It demands, and which alone are worthy the
character of the state.
The law, as it now stands, is an encouragement neither to Industry nor
capacity. The emolument being in proportion to the number of pages, a
reporter who consults his pecuniary Interest, (which is too apt to be the
case with all men.) will malie the volume as large as possible. This, so far
from being an advantage, would be attended with great public Inconvenience.
Reports have already become numerous and diffuse, and cases every day multi-
plying upon us; If we do not begin to retrench redundancies, it will soon be
impossible to extract from so many cases, spread over such a surface, the
principles and law on any subject; to say nothing of the extravagance of
paying the price of legal' principles for loose observations. Conciseness and
accuracy have therefore become the first principles of a reporter.
Having determined, (whatever may be the cost.) to make these my
principal objects, I am persuaded that I have increased the labor of reporting
(by my desire to reject all superfluous matter), four-fold what it would be,
if I were to copy the case at large from the record, and Insert all the argu-
ments without discrimination.
This additional labor, it will be remarked, is directly against the
gecuniary interest of the reporter: so he Increases his industry, to diminish
Is profits. If the legislature could be assured that the spirit in which I have
begun would continue, there could be no necessity on the score of policy to
increase the remuneration. It would be a question addressed to the justice
of the legislature, how far the state ought to receive and indeed to require,
laborious services for a compensation wholly inadequate.
Any law regulating the compensation by the number of oages, must be a
bad one; because the number of pages will be nearly in the inverse ratio of the
industry, talent and fidelity of the reporter. The present law, then, offers a
premium to negligence and carelessness, while it operates as a tax on every
merit which a reporter can have. , . ^ ^
It may be fairly Questioned, whether the law, as it now stands, be not
an absolute impediment, instead of an encouragement. The number of copies
to be printed is limited to one thousand. A volume of reports is required to
be DUbllshed once every year. I believe that the decisions of one year will
not extend to more than 250 pages. Of the 1000 copies 600 are to be delivered
bound in calf to the Commonwealth, at the rate of 83-1/3 cenU for every hun-
dred pages. Binding in calf is an expensive part of a volume consisting of no
more than 250 pages. Without the law, the reporter might publish the deci-
sions biennially Instead of annually: and thus save nearly one-half the expense
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**i.*^*"^''W- !>• jn'Kht too. Issue as muiy copies as he pleased of the first
edition. Upon the whole. I submit #lth deference, whether the law, so far «»
the mode of compensation Is concerned, had not better be repealed, and a fixed
stipend allowed; which should be regrulated by the degree of labor, skUl, ««.,
necessary to ine execution of the worlt; to be graduated by a reference to the
compensation allowed other officers for similar services.
Some idea may be formed of the difficulty of the undertakinir, from ilie
fact, tiiat among the thousand reporters of English decisions, there are not
more than three or four good ones.
^.^ T?!* '»•><>'■ o' attending every argument; reading every record; examining
authorities referred to by counsel; besides digesting the facts and principles
of each case, c«n be known only by one who nas made tbe experiment.
How far any alteration of the law should look back to the commence-
ment of my labors, is a matter which concerns no one but myself; and for
that reason I forbear to touch upon it; should any new conditions be desirable
to the legislature, I am sure none can be wished, with which it will not give
me pleasure to comply.
I have the honor to be, with great respect, &c.
P. W. OIUIBR.
Richmond, 11th December, 1820.
[PYom journal of the House of Delegates, 1820, p. 47]
To the Honorable, the Speaker of the Hause of Delegates,
SIR — Agreeably to the reauisltions of an act of the last session of the
General Assembly, "making provision for publishing reports of the decisions
of the Court of Appeals," the Judges of that court proceeded to execute tbs
same. On the 6th day of April last, Francis W. Gilmer, Bsq., was appointed the
Reporter, after due notice given to the public of the time of making the said
appointment. He was appointed, ,h9W»ve^,. with an understanding that he
would be excused from publishing a volume of reports on or before the first
day of January next, as is required by the provisions of the said act. The
'lateness of his appointment' would have rendered ' this impossible for the
present year; and indeed, his materials in any year will probably be rendered
too scanty for a volume of the sise which seems contemplated by the Act,
by the condensed plan on which we hoped and believed the work would be
conducted, and by the care with which the court would deem it Its duty to
withhold from the reporter, many of its important decisions. While thess
last circumstances would undoubtedly add to the value of the work, they
would, in tbe same ratio, tend to diminish the proilts of the publisher. W«
take the liberty to refer to tbe enclosed letter from Mr. Gilmer, and to say
that we entirely concur in the several views which he takes of the. subject.
They are the views which dictated our letter to the legislature of the last
year. We anticipate from the plan then recommended great public benefit
to our fellow dtisens; and our confidence in the talents of Mr. CHImer, for the
office in question, is not inconsiderable.
We also beg leave to Inform the General Assembly, that arrangements
were made with Mr. Munford, to bring up his reports to the time at which Mr.
Gilmer's commenced; and that a volume containing many important decisions
is now in the press. It is submitted to the Legislature to decide, whether
this volume should not receive tbe encouragement which the act prescrllMS
In favor of those of Mr. Gilmer.
We are authorized by Judge Brooke, who is now absent, to say, that be
concurs with us in tbe present subject. ^ >. .
With great respect, we have the honor to be , your most obedient
•ervants, SPENCER ROANB.
WM. H. CABEIXh
JNO. COALTBR.
rjournal of the House of Delegates, 1820, p. 46] *
For a history of the court r«poru see 1 Robinson, preface (4« Vlrginjt
reports, preface). For a brief statement of the reports and reporters see »i
Virginia reports, p. xvii-xxi.
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Appendix 0.
THOMAS JEFFERSON'S COLLECTION OF LAWS OF VIRGINIA; A
LIST SENT BY MR. JEFFERSON TO GEORGE WYTHE,
A statement of the particular acts of the assembly of Virginia in my
possession ^ther in MS. or printed, and of those not in my possession, and
presumed to be lost.
1619,
1C20.
1622,
1623,
1626,
1629,
1629
1631,
1632,
1632,
1633,
1639,
1642,
1642,
1644,
1644,
1645,
1646,
1647,
1648,
1649,
1652,
1653!
1665,
1654,
1666,
1656,
1657,
1658,
1659,
1660.
1660
1661,
1662,
1663
1664,
1665.
1666
1667,
1668,
1669,
1670,
1671,
1672,
June. The first seaaion of as-
sembly ever held in Virsinia,
lost.
May, lost,
lost.
-4, March 5, 1 have In MS.
lost.
Oct. 16. I have in MS.
-30, March 24, I have In MS.
Feb. 21, I have in MS.
Sept. 4. 60 acts I have in MS.
-3, Feb. 1. 6 acts In MS.
Aug. 21. 16 acts in MS.
Jan. 6. In MS.
April 1, the 2lBt & 22Dd acts
fn MS.
-3, March 2, a revtsal I have
in MS.
Oct. 1. in MS.
-5. Feb. 17. in MS.
Nov. 20, in MS.
Oct. 5, in MS.
Nov. 3, in MS.
Oct. 12, in MS.
Oct. 10. in MS.
April 26, in MS.
Nov. 25, in MS.
July 5. in MS.
March, in MS. [?]
Nov. 20, in MS.
-6, March 10, in MS.
Dec. 1. in MS.
-8, March 13, a revisal In MS.
-9. March 1, In MS.
-60. March 13. in MS.
Oct. 11. in MS.
-1. March 23. in MS.
-2. March 23, chap. 1 to 138 In-
clusive, printed.
Dec. 2, or 23, chap 1, 2, 3. 4, S,
6, 7. 8, 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 16.
17. 18. 21, 23. printed. 14, 18,
19, 20. 22, in MS.
Sept. 10, chap. 1, 2, 4, 7. 8, 9,
10. 11, 14, 16. 17, printed. 8.
5, 6, 12, 13. 15, 18. in MS.
Sept. 20. 9 acts printed.
Oct. 10. chap. 1, 2, 3, 5. 6, 7,
8, 9, printed. 4, 10. In MS.
June 5, chap. 2, 3, 4, printed.
1 In MS.
Oct. 23, chap. 1, 2, 3. 5. 6, 7,
9. 10, 11. 12. 13, 15, 16. 17, 18,
19, 20, 21. 22. 23. 24, printed.
4, 8, 14, In MS.
Sept 3, chap. 1, 2, 3, 4, printed.
5, 6. 7, in MS.
Sept. 17, chap. 1 to 9, printed.
Oct. 20, chap '
8, 9. in MS.
printed.
Oct. 3, chap. 1, 2. 3, 4. 5. 6. 7,
8. 9. 10, 12, printed. 11 in MS.
Sept. 20, chap. 1, 4. 5. 6, printed.
2, 3, 7, in MS.
Sept. 24, chap. 1. 2. 3, 4. 5, 7,
8, 9, 10. printed. 6, 11, in MS.
1673. Oct. 20, chap. 1 to 5, printed.
6. 7, In MS.
1674, Sept. 21, chap. 1, 3, 4, 6. 7,
1675,-6, March 7, chap. 3, printed.
1, 2, 4, in MS.
JSJS- J""? 5, chap. 1 to 20, in MS.
1676,-7, Feb. 20, chap. 4. 6, 7, 8 9
10,. 11, 13 , 14, 16. 17, 20,
printed. 1. 2, 3, 5, 12, 15, 18,
19, in MS. , . , ,
1677, Oct. 10 chap, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8 9
10 11. 12. printed. 6. 7, in
MS.
1679. Apr. 25. chap. 1 to 9, printed.
10, 11, in MS.
;680, June 8, chap. 1 to 17. printed.
1682. Nov. 10, chap. 1 to 13. printed.
1684, Apr. 16, chap. 2, printed. 1 3,
,oo. ^*' ^' *• ^' *• 5' l5, in MS.
1686, Oct. 20, chap. 1 to 11, in MS
1691, Apr. 16, chap. 12, printed. 1 to
11. and from 13 to 21 In MS.
1692, Apr. 1. chap. 1 to 7, in MS.
1692.-3. March 2. chap. 1 to 7, in MS.
1693, Oct. 10, chap. 1 to 5. in MS.
1695. Apr. 18. chap. 1 to 6. in MS.
1696. Sept. 24, chap. 1 to 14, In MS.
1697. Oct. 21. chap. 1 in MS.
1698. Sept. 28, no law passed at this
session.
1699. Apr. 27, chap. 1 to 16. in MS.
1700. Dec. 5. chap. 1 to 4. in MS.
1701. Aug. 6, chap. 1 to 6. In MS.
1702. May 30, chap. 1, 2, lost.
, Aug. 14, chap. 1, a part of It
in MS. 2. i. 4. lost.
3 702,-3. March 19, no act passed.
1704. Apr. 20. chap. 1 to 11, lost.
1705. Apr. 18, chap. 1 to 4, lost.
, Oct. 25, chap. 2, 3, 5. 6, 7. 8. 9.
10. 12. 13. 14, 15 17. 19. 20.
22, 2S, 25. 27, 28, 29, 30, 32,
33. 35 38, 39, 40, 41, 43. 44.
45, 46. 47. 48, 49, 50, 52, 53,
printed.
1705, Oct. 25, chap. 4, 11, 16. 18, 21,
24, 26. 31. 34. 36 37. 42, 61,
55, in MS. 1, 54, lost.
1710, Oct. 25, chap. 3. 4, 5, 8, 11, 12,
13, 14, printed. 1. 2, 6. .7, 9,
10, 15, 16. 17, In MS.
1711, Nov. 7. chap. 2, 3. printed. 1
In MS. Here the manuscripts
end. 4, 5, lost
1712, Oct. 22, chap. 4. 5. printed. 1,
2, 3, 6, 7. lost.
1713, Nov. 5, chap. 3. 4 6, 7. 8.
printed. 1, 2. 5. 9, 10, 11, 12,
lost.
1714, Nov. 16. chap. 1, 2, 3. 5. printed.
4 lost.
1715, Aucr. 8, chap. 1, 2, 8, lost.
1718, Apr. 28, chap. 1, 8, the sub-
stance printed in Bev«i ley's
abridcrement. 2, 4, lost.
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, Nov. 11, chap. 1, 2, lost.
1720, Nov. 2, chap. 3, 4, 6, Q, 7, 8,
printed. 12 aubst. in Bev. abr.
9 to 18, lost.
1722, Hay 9, chap. 1 to 3 & 6 to 9.
printed. 6, 5 A 10 to 16. lost.
1723, May 9, chap. 2, 4, 8, 10. printed.
1, 3. 6, 6, 7, 9. 11, to 15, lost
1726, Hay 12, chap. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8.
printed. 6, 9, to 14, lost.
1727,-8, Feb. 1, chap. 3, 5, to 14,
printed. 1, 2. 4, 16, to 22,
lost.
1730, Hay 21, chap. 1 to 19, printed.
20 to 29, lost.
1732, May 18, chap. 1 to 20, piinted.
21 ,.0 36, lost.
Here begins my collection of the
fugrltlve sheets of laws printed for
each session.
'31 acts printed.
26 acts printed.
25 acts printed.
16 acts printed.
1 act printed.
33 acts printed.
46 acts printed.
30 acts printed.
1734, Aug:.
1736, Auk. 6.
1788, Nov. 1.
1740, May 22.
, Aug. 1.
1742, May 6.
1744, Sep. 4.
1746,-6. Feb. 20.
1746, July 11. 2 acts lost
1747, Har. 30. 6 acts lost.
1748, Oct. 27. Chap. 1 to 66, 67, 77,
printed. 66, 68 to 76, 78 to
89. lost.
1752, Feb. 27. 53 acts printed.
28 acts printed.
i acts printed.
3 acts printed.
7 acts printed.
24 acts printed.
8 acts printed.
6 acts printed.
13 acts printed,
3 acts printed.
30 acts printed.
2 acts printed.
, 13 acts printed
Nov. 9. 1 act printed.
1759, Feb. 22. 34 acts printed.
Nov. 1. 6 acts printed.
1760, Har. 4. 3 acts printed.
May 19. printed.
Oct. 6. 4 acts printed.
17B3, Nov. 1.
1764, Feb. 14.
Aug. 22.
Oct. 17.
1766, May 1.
Aug-. 5.
Oct. 27.
1766, Mar. 26.
Sep. 20.
1767, Apr. 14.
1768, Mar. 30.
Sep. 14.
3761,
1762,
1763,
1764,
1766,
1768,
1769,
1771,
1772,
1773,
1774,
1776,
Mar. 6.
Nov. 8.'
Jan. 14.
Mar. 30.
Nov. 2.
May 19.
Jan. 12.
Oct. SO.
Nov. 6
Mar. 31.
May 8.
passed
Nov. 7.
July 11.
Feb. 10.
Mar. 4.
31 acts printed.
13 acts printed.
3 acts printed.
7 acts printed.
44 acts printed.
13 acts printed.
13 acts printed.
64 acts printed.
61 acts printed.
7 acts printed^
A convention, no act
89 acts printed.
4 acts printed.
68 acts printed.
— . ,. 16 acts lost from my
collection.
May 6. Dissolved before any
act passed.
June 1. The act of assembly
under the royal governmt. it
was discontinued by not
meeting on its own adjourn-
ment, without having passed
any law.
CeBTCBttoaa.
1776, July 17. ordinances printed.
Dec. ordinances printed.
1776, May 6. ordinances printed.
AsseaibUes.
Oct. 7.
1777, May 6.
Oct. 20.
1778, May 4.
Oct.
Ii79, May
Oct.
1780, May
6.
3.
4.
1.
acts printed,
acts printed,
acts printed,
acts printed,
acts printed,
acts printed,
acta printed,
acts printed
Oct. 16. acts printed.
1781, Mar. 1. acts printed.
May 7. acts printed.
Nov. 6. acts printed.
1782, May 6. acts printed.
1783, May 6. acts printed.
Oct. 20. acts printed.
Note that the terms "Printed" or
in "MS." mean that I have the laws
printed or in Ms..
The persons appointed, by an act of the last session, to superintend
an edition of all legislative acts concerning lands, having perused the fore-
going letter, written in answer to an application to the author for his copies
of the acts, more compleat than any which can be elsewhere procured, and
supposing that the general assembly, upon reconsideration of tiie subject,
might wish to enlarge the work, declining entering upon the business, until
tlie sentiments of that honorable body shall be known.
G. WYTHE.
JOHN BROWN.
JOHN MARSHALL.
BUSHROD WASHINGTON.
JOHN WICKHAM.
Richmond, November, 1796.
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The letter of Jan. 16. 1796, sent to OeorEe Wythe, enclosins the aboT*
list, is printed In Ford's JefFerson, and In the Memorial edition of hie works,
but the list 1« not printed. The list was printed not only In the senate journal
of 1800/01 (the copy now In Virginia state library is the only one known to
be extant), but was also Issued as a separate publication, one copy of which
la in the library of conjrress. A second copy was recently offered for sal*
by the Rosenbach Co., of Philadelphia.
Appendix H.
DOCUMENTS OF THE UNITED STATES PUBUSHED BY THE
COMMONWEALTH OP VIRGINIA.
The following is believed to be a complete list of the Acts of Congress,
Journals of the House of Representatives and Journals of the U. S. Senate,
published by direction of the commonwealth, for distribution within the
commonwealth only. The edition of the laws was usually in 1500 copies.
ACTS OF THB CONGRESS OF THE U. 8.
let coDK. 1st seas. (March, 17S>) 7700 6th congr. Sd seas. (Dec 1798) 7M4
1st congr. 2d sess (Jan. 1790) 7721 6th congr. 1st sesa. (Dec. 1799) 8038
Ist cong. 3d sess. (Dec. 1790) 7724 eth cong-. 2d seas. (Nov. 1800)
2d congr. Ist sess (Oct. 1791) 7758 7th cong. Ist seas. (Dec. 1801)
«u <;uuB. xBi. nnaa \\J^'.- }!,'•■{ "«» ' "> cong. xBi seas. (L>ec. 1801) 8008
2d congr. 2d sess (Nov. 1792) 7780 7th congr. 2d sess. (Dec. 1802) 8002
3d cong. 1st sesa (Dec. 1793) 7808 8th congr. 1st sess. (Oct. 1803) 8131
3d congr. 2d sess. (Nov. 1794) 7832 8th congr. 2d sess. (Nov. 1804) llSl
4th cong. 1st sess. (Dec.1795) 7801 9th cong. Ist sess. (Dec. 1806) 8201
4th oong. 2d sess. (Dec. 1796) 7801 9th cong-. 2d sess. (Dec. 1306) 8230
6th cong. 1st sess. (May, 1797) 700S 10th cong. 1st sess. (Oct. 1807) 8388
5th cong. 2d sess. (Nov. 1797) 7000 10th cong. 2d sess. (Nov. 1808) 8380
JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE U. S.
Ist cong. 1st sess. (Mar. 1789) 7701 Ist cong. 2d sess. (Jan. 1790) 7723
JOURNAL OF THE SENATE OF THE U. S.
Ist cong. 1st sess. (Mar. 1789) 7702 1st cong. 2d sess (Jan. 1790) 7722
Appendix I.
DOCUMENTS RELATING TO ALEXANDER PURDIE, PUBUC
PRINTER.
Sir:
I have sent you an invoice of everything, that I can recollect, neces-
sary for printing and blndinsr the intended edition of our laws, with soma
other articles for myself, which, many of them, are equally wanted for th«
Surpose. I have computed, by the prices I formerly paid for such articles in
Ingland, that the whole will amount to about £1600 or £1700. It would be
best, however, to remit £2000 stg. to be sure that there is enough. If mora
than one Invoice arrives, the sale of the one will very near defray the expenso
of both, and so, if all three arrive. The other two copies shall be got ready
tomorrow.
I am sir,
Yours obt. serv.,
A. PURDIE.
July 4, 1777.
To Oeorare Webb, esa.. treasurer.
"Mr. Starke reported, from the committee appointed to inouire Into and
report what will be a proper salary for the public printer, that the com-
mittee had had the same under their consideration, and had agreed upon
a report, and come to a resolution thereupon, which they had directed him
to report to the House; and he read the report in his place, and afterwards
delivered it in at the clerk's table, where the same was. read, and is ••
followeth, viz:
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Resolved, as the opinion of this committee, That the public printer
ougrht to be allowed the sum of six hundred pounds per annum, as a full
consideration for printlnK the Journals of the General Assembly and the
laws of each session, and sendinK as many copies thereof as there are actiUK
Justices in each county, and one other, which Is to be half bound for the
cftt °«f *w.ii°<^'ir='K,*'''* '*5 i? the clerks of the courts of Hustines for the
SL^^ff'.^"K*'^*''"'^*^ "i""^ borouKh of Norfolk, and printing Inspectors re-
ceipts and books, proclamations, and public advertisements. '°*»^"°'» "
put th^^luJS'n". rX"i'°tS S^'"t^e"^?ute ""*•"" ""*'■ ""• """" '"^^ '"""o"
deslre^hlircin^uJJe^e ^'"'"' "<>«"''''»''«' resolution to the Senate, and
(Journal of the house of delegates, June 24, 1777.) .
Sir,
1 » { ^^^ determined to Wait upon you. but belne now l>M im nri«k . k..a
lear. I hope it win apologise for that necessarv Dutv Whnt t ^il,tTi*^^* ''**
i'aper is now risen to an enormous Heie-ht That whir-h hefr.T-i i /.,;,,ih x!i'„^
Jet'u Paper'" £9"?r^^*i'iSr "'t^'"^ '* "°^' £har%ed''ar!?8\'he"^eim?"i^d''Gr-
tIvA, fJ^ I,/ f- -K*"*™- ,Thls you may be satlsfled of by Col Braxton-a
«Mct in '5nVJil,"t''Jl?^""5^ ^*Jf«.» '^'•^ "°^ '"°'-e than doubled; and th"y
expect an Augmentation, Board being; so hig-h. Every Article in Life is it
WhlS°ITad%h^'n'^.h.LTr*'A°'',*^"'' Gentleman may be easily acquained with
AmoSnt of «?« (?t^r}i?'' .??.'"*,?'? conferred on me. a CargS of Books, to the
bSweSn f S ind flS«n*^.fXri»S5 """J? t""^"?,- «'»"<=•' ^ ^ave sold, at least, for
oSt^tmltfint o«!*2.-1t?y'L*5"'*^'.y*»**=^ '» *" expended in my business, with-
«?nrl JJk-i^S.**^? «5S"i?°',>''"" '•'"K- ^""1 1 am now Indebted to the publick
no^ tnJ^ P?rt ^?'™J"5- /"'■ ^*P*^ °''*«''y expended in the publick Service, *nd
e?lv^o »nJw«^ ?!?1 ^^n'"'' ^,"* *° me, beine constrained to take it up quart-
Pavof^iP?-Tnt„,w.F^y?n "/..,'?'' Business and House-keeping. The former
Tnnr„.i= WV\?iS'r7r«" "^^ "P, *"" ■*""■ »"<! '<"" ^alf binding the Laws and
JkUr a ? •'* ^*"^ £150 more. I leave every Gentleman to Judge how superior
i^t} ^V»*k^ "^'' *° it* Salaries that have been paid for these three years
5,^.,i.i VlJi"ii''tt" S/*®" mentioned, that a State Gazette is wanted, which
}^^„u,/7*i " K.'ul News, and be entirely at the publick Service. This I am
convinced is highly necessary: but as Matters stand, when the Paper sent
¥L,.t.*. o S"**"!"*?'- '>«/2'"* printed, costs the Printer more than the whole
J^!^' ^^Y^'^'^iv^ip'^. ^'i-'fTtlaementa must be taken In, to keep him from
being entirely ruined. Paper. &c. being found to the Printer by the Country,
f« well for this Purpose as for Laws & Journals, would be the only Method
M«»wRt°r* a good Press, paying the Priotel' and his Men for their Labour.
Notwithstanding Paper and other Materials, for the Revlsal of the Laws,
have been repeatedly wrote for, pot an Article has ■ arrived: Upon the whole,
BIr, ,1 beg you will acquaint the House with what 1 have related to you,
being consistent with perfect Truth, that they may take the same into Con-
■Ideratlon, and give me such assistance as they may think proper. The
Treasurer would be the proper Person to purchase Paper, &c. as the Printer
would be more likely to succeed in his Applications with one Man than a
Number, who may not all be acquainted with his Business, or perhaps of
contrary Sentiments. I beg you will excuse this Freedom from. Sir,
Tour Obt. & obliged Hum. Servt.
A PURDIE.
Octr. 10th 1778. r-uxwir..
October 14th, 1778.
A state of Expenses which will attend the printing of the Journal of
the House of Delegates, and the Acts of Assembly, supposing two sessions
in a year.
For Paper for the above Purposes, 200 Reams, at £8 pr. Ream... £1600
Two Compositors, at £200 pr. Ann. each 400
One half of a good white Pressman's Wages lOO
Two Negroes, at £50 each, for Pressmen 100
Bookbinding Expenses 100
Printers Ink, Parchment, &c.. &c 100
Paper for the different Inspections, for Tobacco Notes. Paper, ftc.
50 Reams, at £8 pr. Ream 400
£2800
The above is the present Price of Paper, but if the Assembly direct
It to be imported, with a few other Articles, they may be had Immenselr
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cheaper. For instance, 250 Beams of Paper migbt be got for £600 and that
would allow full 300 pr. ct. upon first cost. Ink, Parchment, &c., would
i>« merely trifling.
A. PURDIE.
"The house have agrreed that the accounts of Alexander Purdle, At
ceased, late public printer ought to be settled by a court of law, and thai
the attorney general be directed to prosecute the same on behalf of th*
commonwealth.
(Senate Journal, December 2S, 1779, p. ,81.)
.^pendiz J.
DOCUMENTS RELATING TO HAYS & DUNLAP, PRINTERS.
. . , ^^^ whereas a good prinUng press, well provided with proper ma-
terials. Is indispensably necessary for the right fnformatlon of the people:
Be it enacted. That the Governor, with the advice of council, be authorized,
and he is hereby authorized and empowered to engage with, and employ, at
the public expense, and for the public service, a good and able printer, of
arm and known attachment to the independence of the United States who
■nay be willing. to bring a good and well provided press into this com-
flponwealth.
(Hening v. 10, p. 313, May, 178D.)
A petition of John Dunlap and James Hayes, was presented to the
House, and read; setting forth, that in consequence of application made to
them by the governor, to settle a press and undertake the public printing
business in this state, they shipped a costly printing apparatus with ma-
terials of great worth, on board the Bachelor, a ship belonging to Philadel-
phia, in order to begin a business in this commonwealth, intending to rely
wholly on the Justice and liberality of the general assembly, as to the
salary or wageS they should receive for the same: that the said ship after
her arrival in the bay, was driven on shore by stress of weather, and taken
tojr the enemy, whereby the printing apparatus and materials aforesaid, were
lost to the petitioners: and praying such relief, as may enable them again
to make an effort to engage in the public printing business of this state.
(Journal of the house of delegates . . . October, 1780, p. 2S.)
Resolved. That It appears to your committee, that in conseauence of
power given to the executive, by an act of the last session of general as-
sembly, the governor did, through the delegates of this commonwealth in
congress, apply to John Dunlap, one of the petitioners, In Philadelphia, to
bring or send to Richmond a good printing press with all proper materials,
and a suitable person to conduct the same, f6r printing the acts and Jour-
nals of both houses of assembly, and such other things as might be occasion-
ally wanted; and also to furnish a weekly gasette, containing' one full sheet
of intelligence, &c.; that in reply to this application, ' Mr. Dunlap did. with
much cheerfulness agree to comply with the proposal, and determined to
submit all future compensation to the Justice and liberality of the general
assembly; that the petitioners did accordingly embark on board an armed
ship for Virginia, a complete printing press, with materials, paper, and all
requisites, to execute the business aforesaid in a proper manner; that by a
concurrence of unfortunate accidents, not in the power of the petitioners
to prevent, the ship with the printing press and bthei' materials aforesaid,
was captured by the enemy when they last invaded this state.
Resolved', therefore, That in consideration of the premises, and of the
great public utility that will result from a free and good printing press in
this commonwealth, the petitioners John Dunlap and James Hayes, ought to
be compensated by the public for the loss of their printing press and materials,
ao captured by the enemy as aforesaid; that they may thereby be enabled to
prosecute and effect their undertaking In this business, as speedily as possible.
tty replacing their lost press; and that the governor, with advice of council,
be authorized to adjust and settle with the petitioners the amount of their
loss, and to order them payment from the public treaatlry.
Resolved. That inquiry ought to be made whether the printing press at
nsburg Is public property; and If so, that the governor direct the removal
of it to the town of Richmond, that Messrs. Dunlap and Hayes may be
^ availed of its use. until they can more effectually furnish themselves with the
means of prosecuting their printing business.
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James Hays to the Qovernor:
"^"■' When I informed your Excellency that I «nte'">«f.fo'.r»'"»f«/i*V^^'l
week, tn order to /orward the Prlntln*? Apparatus for the J"* o£,"»l8 «t^ »
bad not the presence of mind to mention, that a Horse to <»rry ""«_ t»;»^
and a Sum of Money would be reaulsite to purchase paper and other artlclea
absolutely necessary for the public use." * ' * , ^ ,, .^ » t _—
• • • " I hope your Excellency will consider of the matter, that I may
immediately set off.
I am Sir, with ^eat respect
your very humble Servant
JAHES HATS.
(Calendar state papers, v. 1, p. 44S).
In council Jan. 23, 1781.
Q#ntleflaen :
Be pleased to issue a warrant to Mr. James Hayes for fifteen thousand
pounds on account.
The auditors. By order of Council.
THOS. JEFFERSON.
(From vouchers "on account")
Gent.
I enclose you an account delivered me by Mr. Dunlop for the hire of
three ' waKgons to transport the Printing Materials to VirKinia and Um
amount of dozen [?] Parchment for the use of the I^egrislature — Mr. Dunlop
assures me he eneraged the WasKons upon the best terms he could — thear
are to deliver their loads at Richmond and return to Fredericksburg with
any loads the state may furnish from thence they are to come to my House
to transport some necessaries for my Family to this place but if the State
xan furnish them a back load to Philadelphia this part of the ensagement
may be void — If they are to return by my House the Country Aould b*
credited for such proportion of the Waggonage as may be reasonable (roia
Fredericksburg to Philadelphia and charged to me — I have desired Mr. Hays
to receive the money for the Waggon hire and parchment and after furnlshtas
the Waggoners what they want transmit the balance to me to settle wita
[hem here — I have advanced them thirty pounds of the new money equal
to specie at the regulated exchange and also twelve hundred dollars Virga.
State paper or they would not move and Mr. Dunlop assured me he could not
furnish the money. I am
(Sent
Tr. most obed. Servt.
JOSEPH JONSa
Phlla: l«th March 1781 ^
The hire of the three Waggons containing the Printing Apparatus from
Philada. for the use of this State is Sixty-five Pounds State Money of
Pennsylvania each; which amounts to
£ 196
Exchange of that a 75 for one 14626
7 Dozn. Parchment 9 1000 Dollars 2626
The Ferriage of the waggons, which by agree-
ment are to be paid, exclusive of the
above coming and returning 705.10 .,.„,.,»
— — Exch. 26 P. Ct.
£17,065.10 ofBce
£14364.8/2^
The expence of transporting the printing materials of Mr. Hayes from
PhHsdetpbta here by land was taken on the state rather than run the risk
of their being lost a second time if brought by water, and that, to be again
made good. THOS. JEFFERSON.
(In vouchers of contingent fund; endorsed April 6, 1781).
In the House of Delegates
the 2d of July 1782.
Mr Page reported from the committee appointed to confer with the
public printer that the committee had according to <>'■<»" met him and had
agreed upon a report and come to several resolutions whlph were read and
agreed to by the bouse as foUoweth^^^ a balance of twelve {hundred • pound.
Is due] the'^^id printer from the s^te for the loss <>' «» R''n«"«f »5Pfr**g?
which rthel enemy captured near Hampton and the same is Included In the
Mt mate of debtT due by the commercfal agent, and P">vlded for with the -
SthCT debts of that department by the law for appropriating the public
revenue.
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That the sum of four hunared and thirty I«>"nd8 the balance of the saW
printers account for last year was given in to the last Assemhiy « not
That the sum of four hundred pound six shillings Is due to the said
printer for his services since last account to the present time.
It farther appears to the committee that forty reams of paper has been
furnished him by the public leaving a balance of eight hundred and six pounds
alx shillings still to be provided for exclusive of the above sum of twelve
hundred pounds.
It farther appears to the committee that the public have at the Point of
Fork a quantity of paper without which or money the said printer will b«
unable to prosecute his business.
Resolved that the Executive be desired to direct the commarc[iAl asent]
to furnish the public printer with fifty rbeams of the said paper with all pos-
Bible expedition.
Resolved that the said agent chiurge for the same the customary pric»
of such paper and no more and deduct the same out of the said printers
account against the commonwealth.
Teste
John Beckley. C. H. D.
1782 July 2d .
Agreed to by the senate.
Will Drew. C. S.
A copy. John Beckley. C. H. D.
To the Honorable the Speaker and Gentlemen of the House of Delegates.
The Representation and Petition of John Dunlap and James Hayes.
0 Printers to the Commonwealth
Humbly Sbeweth,
That actuated by a sincere desire to expose to the view of the L<egl8la-'
ture their whole conduct and endeavours in the discharge of their duty as
Public Printers, they beg leave to supplicate your Honorable House for an
Immediate enquiry Into the same before a Committee of the House. In the
mean time it is not without confidence in the justice, wisdom and candor
of your Honorable House that they beg leave to suggest their hope that all
malevolent clamour against them will De utterly disregarded, and that upon-
a. full and fair investigation only, their conduct may be judged of. Without,
meaning either to impeach the honor or the credit of the State, they humbly
remark, that of £ 300 voted them by the last Session of Assembly as absolutely
necessary for the Immediate procuring of Paper and other necessaries, they
have received Thirty Pounds only, added to which, one of their principal
workmen whose services ha4 been long withheld by a lingering illness, lately
died, another was obliged to leave the State for his health, and others have
been also disabled by sickness, the purchase of materials from Philadelphia
altogether prevented for the want of money voted them, and their former
losses bearing heavy upon them at a time the most difficult of any in which
the Public Business has been in their hands. These united circumstances,
will, they trust, receive due consideration, and while they tend to obviate all
undue censure, will, they doubt not, ultimately Induce a continuance of that
confidence from the Lieglslature as their Public Printers, with which your
Petitioners have been hitherto honored. And they, as In duty bound, will
pray, &c
(Petitions A 8944, Hay 13, 1783)
John Dunlap to the Executive of Virginia.
Philadelphia, March 23d, 1788.
Urging the payment of his claim on the State for the cost of certalb
Printing Presses and their Apparatus, which he purchased In the year 1780
at the request of the Delegates in Congress from Virginia, and shipped to
Virginia, but which were captured by the Enemy at Hampton on the way to
Richmond. The House of Delegates had long since passed Resolutions In
favour of his claim, and he now sends Mr. James Dunlap with power of attor-
ney to receive the amount due him. In as much as he has been required to
pay full interest upon the obligations entered into with others on this account,
he trusts the Executive of Va. will allow him the same in remuneration, &c.
(Calendar state papers, v. 4, p. 413)
Richmond, May 13. 1788.
The partnership of Dunlap & Hayes, printers, being this day dissolved
by mutual consent: all persons iqdebted to them are earnestly requested to
make immediate payment.
(Virginia gazette. May 29, 1788)
There Is a notice of the death of James Hays, aged 44, in the Richmond
enquirer, Oct. 10, 1804.
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Appendix K.
PETITION OF JAMES RIND.
To the Honorable the Speaker and' Meinbera of the House, of the Represen-
tatives of the Commonwealth of VirKlnia.
The petition of James Rind reepectfuily sheweth, _
That in the month of June in the year 1791, before the Revisors had taken
up the business for which they had been appointed during: the precedins
session of Assembly, your petitioner was applied to by them to act as their
olerli, that havinir accepted the offer he proceeded by their direction to make
out for each of them a copy of the report of Hesseurs Randolph and Prentia
made sometime previous thereto to your Honorable House, which copies he
presented to them at their first meeting in Willlamgburs where he continued
to act under their direction duringr their operations in that place. That on
their separation it was determined their next meeting should be had in
Frederlcksburgr.
Your petitioner further sheweth that having taken the sense of those
gentlemen of the revision who were with In his reach, he thought it an
incumbent duty to attend at that place which he did at the time specified.
Nothing however was done there and your petitioner then proceeded to Rich-
mond to attend an appointed meeting in November, when it was the hope of
the Revisors to make a report of their proceedings to the then session. Thia
however was not accomplished and the Revisors determined on a long meet-
ing in the ensuing Spring in Williamsburg which was had and attended bjr
your petitioner where after very great manuscript labor the first part of the
revision laid before this Honorable house was completed. Your petitioner
further respectfully sheweth, That under and by the act which contemplated
the revision two of the revisors were to have attended to the printing thereof,
and to its due correction whilst In the press, but such were their numerous
other public avocations that they found it Impossible and deputed your
petitioner to Richmond for that purpose where he attended the office of the
public printer from morning till night for the space of two months durlns
the printing the first part of the revision presented to this Honorable House,
in the laborious occupation of corrector and revlsor of the press, which it la
Well known requires the strictest and most unwearied attention. That after
this duty was executed your petitioner attended the next and last meeting
of the Revisors, In the city of WiUiamsburjg where the second part of the
I^evislon laid, before this Honorable House was completed.
Your petitioner further respectfully sheweth that at both these last
meetings, by the positive direction of the Revisors, as absolutely necessary
to attaining the object of completing the Revision for the inspection of the
l^en next ensuing session of Assembly, he employed an assistant clerk to
whom he' paid the sum of twenty four pounds 6/. for his services as appeared
by the receipt laid before the committee appointed to investigate his claim
at a former session. And he fui'ther sheweth that on the completion of the
second part of the manuscript of the Revision he again by the direction of the
revisors attended its correction at the press of the public printer in the
city of Richmond.
Your petitioner further respectfully states That for these various serv-
ices he had conceived himself entitled to the sum of 1 250, which was the
determination both of the special committee appointed to investigate the
equity of his claim, and also of the committee of claims during the session of
1793, but that he has received only the sum of 1 1«0. which he respectfully
avers did little more than Teimburse his many necessary expences, and by
no means, as he hopes this Honorable body will think, amounted to compen-
sation for eighteen months important labor. .>,.».».. „ _
Your petitioner further respectfully begs leave to observe that in the allow-
ance made him of £ 160. he was not compensated, recollecting the sum paid
to the assistant clerk he was constrained by the orders of the Revisors to
employ. In proportion to the lowest deputy clerk of any of the public offices,
the nature of whose engagements renders them stationary and at a certain
board and expenditure, whilst on the contrary he was obliged to heavy
travelling expences, attending the Revisors from Williamsburg to Fredericks-
burg, from Fredericksburg to Richmond, from Richmond to Williamsburg,
Anf twice from Wllliamsturg to Richmond comprising a period of three
months labor at the press of the public printer a duty <'>»,V,?<=* iT"™ JLf. hK?
as clerk, but for which he hopes this Honorable House will compensate him.
In consideration that It was by the direction of the Revisors, who_had thought
htm qualified to execute a trist to which they had been deputed, but which
their other business prevented their executing.
Your petitioner therefore respectfully prays a reconslderaUon of his
case, and an equitable decision thereon by this Honorable House, whom he
trusts win think him entitled to that additional compensation which only he
•**"* JAMES RIND.
(Petitions A 9076, Nov. 25, 1795)
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Appendix L.
PETITION OF NICOLSON & PRENTIS, 1786.
?2-*^-.5?^i*'5»*Sl£ Speaker, and Gentlemen of the House of Delegates.
TSSt''Sn'V2? i1»P.?'°",^i"***»°? ?nd Wiiiiam Prentls, humbly sbeweth:
u-xr^iii^^v P.««^^t,f ^'h **? *" -^S^^'J, ^^**' y°""" P«tlOoners agreed with his
nf 5h. iiw.^f*,^™™»l° v*'"'"",°,'2-o ^}ien aoyernoT of Vlriclnia. to print a revlsal
^hil^fo^^f .J^i?.«„*^* 7?K "■ i^** *<».*5* "P'l"?' »e8»Jon of the year 178 J, agree-
able to a resolution of the General Assembly. In consequence of which your
petlonera [!] purchased a very considerable quantity of paper, and had pro-
ff!l?"*?K^"K'J'** '",'"*' i? £".J"' *!>.• ^e" IJ^I' ''»>e° on the 6th iay of Januify
iVh.i*'* 5S"11.'1 '''''*'' *^S? Hved^toolt fire, by which accident the whole
of the work Which your petitioners had gone throush, was totally destroyed,
togretber with a large quantity of the paper which your petitioners had pur-
chased for that purpose. ■
That on your petitioners representing the matter to His Excellency the
Governor «nd Council, they were pleased to direct your petitioners to renew
the work, and purchase paper sufflcient to compleat the same, not doubting,
but the General Assembly would make an allowance to your petitioners for
the work they had gone through, and loss of paper, which unfortunately was
burnt.
Your petitioners have accordingly compieated the work, agreeable to
the directions of the Judges of the High Court of Chancery, who were ap-
pointed by the General Assembly to Inspect the same, and who, in order to
render It more compleat, directed your betitlqners to proceed on the revlsal
through the fiUl session of the year 1783, to which period the work has been
compieated.
Tour petitioners have hereunto annexed an account of their Services,
and of the paper destroyed, for the further Information of the General' Assem-
bly, to which they beg leave to refer, and humbly submit their case to the
equitable de'clslon of the Honble General Assembly, for relief. And youlr
petitioners as in duty bound shall ever pray Ac
Estimate of Work executed on Account of the Publlck, and Paper which
was burnt in Nlcolson & Prentis's printing Offlce on the 6th day of January
178$.
15 Sheets or 60 Pages (ISQO Coppies of each Sheet) of
the revlsal of the Laws at tie a Sheet £1S« " "
90 Reams of Paper purchased for ditto exclusive of
what the above was printed upon at ........ 16/ 67:10
8 1-2 Sheets in addition to the work directed to be
printed by the revisers which Included the fall
session of 178 J £10 86 " "
£868:10
Council Chamber, November 7th, 1786. '
The Executive agreeable to a resolution of Assembly contracted with
Hesars. Nlcolson & Prentis for the printing a Revlsal of the Laws from the
year 1768 to the May Session of 1783. Messrs. Nlcolson & Prentis under this
Contract engaged in the work & after having made considerable progress
therein their Offlce was unfortunately burnt with a considerable part or the
revlsal. Messrs. Nlcolson & Prentis after this loss, made application to the
Executive to be allowed a further time for fulflUlng their Contract, which was
granted & Immediately upon the completion of the work, warrants were Issued
for the full amount of the balance due Messrs. Nlcolson A Prentis, without
any allowance being made for the loss or any supposed addition to the w>rk.
P. Henry.
Appendix M.
PETITION OF CLARKSON A DAVIS, 1780,
To the Honourable Speaker, and Delegates of the House of Assembly of th»
State of Virginia.
The Petition of Clarkson St Davis, Printers to the Commonwealth, Hum-
bly Sbeweth,
That the nature of your petitioners business requiring that they follow
the Government on its removal to Richmond, they have, in consequence of
such necessity, used every endeavour to procure themselves a house proper
for the exercise of It; but. having failed of success herein, they request the
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Hon. Assembly to indulge them with a farther space of time for that purpose;
doubtlnr not. If the prayer of their petition be granted, that they shalf be able
to accomodate themselves with such a building, before the next session of
Assembly; and if the Hon. House shall be pleased to continue them Public
Ijlnters, they flatter themselves their diligence and care In the impression
of the Journals, Acts, and other public papers, will recommend them to the
notice, and entitle them to the favour of the Hon. Body they now address.
Tour petitioners farther beg permission humbly to represent, that the
salary last granted them for public services, not having been augmented by
the Hon. House, during its last Session, Is become, by the Diminution of value
In the currency, very inadequate to the purposes for which it was allowed;
and that your petitioners have been considerable sufferers by the execution
of the Business entrusted to them; the wages of their journeymen alone
having amounted to a sum more than equal to the whole of your petitioners
salary; they therefore humbly pray, that the Hon. House would be pleased
to take this matter Into their consideration, and make them such farther
compensation for their past services, and ilx such a recompence for their
future ones, as in their wisdom they shall Judge reasonable.
rAad your petitioners, as in Duty bound, shall ever pray.
(FeUtions A 8909, May 12. 1780).
A petition of Messrs. Clarkson ft Davis, the public printers, was pre-
sented to the House, and read; setting forth that notwithstanding their utmost
endeavors, they have not been able to procure a house in the town of Rich-
mond, proper for the exercise of the public printing business under their di-
rection; that the salary heretofore allowed tnem by the General Assembly, la
.become very Inadequate to the purposes for which it was Intended: and
praying that farther time may be allowed them to a proper printing house in
Richmond, that they may be continued public printers, and their salary in-
creased.
Ordered: That the said petition be referred to the committee of Propoai-
tlons and Grievances; that they do examine the matter thereof, and repor*
the same, with their opinion thereupon, to the House.
(Journal of the house of delegates. May 12, 1780).
Appendix N.
PETITIONS OF AUGUSTINE DAVIS.
Augustine Davis to the Lieutenant-Governor. Nov. 9th, 1794.
The time designated for the completion of the revised Code of IJiwa
having elapsed, I am necessarily constrained to Inform your Honorable Body
that the primary cause was a disappointment of a supply of paper from
England last spring: the vessel having put into Guadaloupe thro' some un-
accountable cause, in which 128 Reams were shipped & the paper totally loss,
at least nothing since ever heard of it.
To obviate which difficulty, and no other chance existing of a further
supply from that quarter until the arrival of the fall vessels, I immediately
sent to Philadelphia for 100 Reams, but there being none of that size and
quality then to be had there. Impeded the progress of the work till the paper
could be got ready, which was not effected till four or Ave weeks after the
stipulated time, and with this supply I have with unremitting assiduity
prosecuted the business, and had not the sickness of my workmen operated
as a second cause, the work would have been accomplished by this time.
Permit me to assure vour Honorable Board that no exertions have been or
shall be wanting on my part to the accomplishment of the undertaking and
to add that I hope to lay the publication before your Honorable Board' in a
few weeks: that not being now more than four or five Laws and the Index
wanting to complete the whole. ,
Mr. Fenwlck has handed me his account for the paper imnortorf »ki..i.
I herewith enclose to your Honorable Board, together with his ImMrt^Si^
Letter to me yesterday for Immediate payment of the balance which aoT-S^
ably to our contract, he has a right to expect. I therefore flatter mvsalf tif.i
your Honorable Board will take the same into your immediate consideratiT.n'^
and make such provision for the payment of the balance agreeably to tiJi
account Noted as the necessity of the occasion requires. ^ '■" me
I have, &c.,
»«„v Augustine Davis
(Calendar State papers, v. 7, p. 366).
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To tlie Honorable, the General Aasembly of the Commonwealth of Virginia:
Mfti.^.^Aw^S^ii*'? ?' AujrUBtlne Davis, humbly aheweth: That your petl-
S?iS5e?*ift,-S?*Aj°ISf.?;** and believes, that tfce increase of the number of
iw2 S«2,"f,t..*ft* Edition of the Revised Code, as well as the dally call.
S- i!^-^*Th^,'Jfi"?l" "* ti'P?'"*^?' 'ende'" 't expedient, that a further iupply
Ak^^JS,Jr^t°^}^.,}^ provided:— That your PeUtloner has lately published ai
liL- ri?"®"* °' !,*'* public apd permanent Laws of the Commonwealth, includ-
ing those passed at the Session of Assembly commencing the year 1796 — that
*2?''„"f*^'®^"*=®^ under obvious and general heads; so that with the help of a
•mall index annexed to the Book, the whole of the Virginia Law. appertaining
to any subject, may be readily found. • »-»• b
Your petitioner therefore begs leave to offer sucH number of copies, as
mwr be reauired by the Assembly for public use, at the subscription price:
and prays your Honorable Body to take his Proposal Into consideration.
J>«c. 17. 1798.
(Petitions Dec 24, 1798, not numbered).
Appendix 0.
PETITION OF J. & J. D. WESTCOTT.
To the Legislature of Virginia.
Tba Memorial of J. A 3. D. Westcott,
Respectfully sheweth.
That your memorialists have commenced the printing of a compilation
of such laws of a general and permanent nature as have been passed by the
Legislature of Virginia, from the year 1736 to the year 1801. The work will
be prepared for the press and corrected by a gentleman of unquestionably the
first legal abilities, and who will be responsible for its accuracy.
Tour memorialists have been induced to embark in this undertaking
from a conviction of the public utility and obvious necessity of such a publi-
cation; from the consideration that the edition of the revised code, printed In
1794. is now so scarce that a copy cannot be procured by magistrates and
others whose situation renders it necessary for them to have it in possession;
and from the suggestions of a number of respectable characters, that an un-
dertaking of so Important a nature, and of such general usefulness, would
undoubtedly receive legislative aid.
Your memorialists, therefore, with due deference, submit to your inspec-
tion a specimen of the work, and pray for such legislative assistance, either
by subscription for a Bj>eclflc number of copies, or otherwise, as your honor-
able body may think proper.
(Petitions, Dec. 8. 1800. unnumbered).
Included with the petition are sample pages 9-16. It is notKnown that
this compilation was finished.
Appencliz P.
D0CX7MEMTS RELATING TO JOHN DIXON. SR.
To the Honourable the Speaker and Gentlemen of the Oeneral Assembly:
The Petition of John Dixon; humbly sheweth.
That in the month of January last when the Enemy came to Richmond
they destroyed your petitioner's books and papers amongst which was a Loan
Office certificate for six hundred and forty pounds signed by Qeorge Webb
Treasurer, numbered 803 and Dated August 27, 1779.
Tour Petitioner therefore humbly begs that this Honourable house will
be kind enough to direct the Treasurer to Issue another certificate of equal
▼alne with the one that was burnt.
And your Petitioner as in duty bound will pray.
<P«tlUon8 A 8924. Nov. 80. 1781)
J. Dixon. Public Printer, to the Oovernor.
Richmoiid, May 2l8t, 1787.
Sir:
I will have 1600 Copies of the Act to repeal the Act for Incorporating
the Protestant Episcopal Church, and for other purposes, printed immediately
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?Sn«^ JhlH"!*;?* » '^•""" '•ono'aWe board have directed. The sheet which con-
i?LH 'J^lte ^£* Y" composed In Mr. Davie' office, examined by Mr. Beckley.
how To determine °"' ' *" Information the Executive wiU know
I am, most ' respectfully. Sir,
Your most obed't Serv't
(Calendar State papers, v. 4, p. 289).
John Dixon, Sr., died about April 27, 1791. His son John Dixon, Jr_
acted as public printer from April 27, 1791 to May 14, 1791, the daU oi the
appointment of Augustine Davis. (See council journal, July 7, 1791). John
Dixon, Jr.. died May 22, 1805. (See Enquirer, May 24, 1805). Thomas Nlco<son,
who had been at one time in partnership with John Dixon, St., died Nov. 10,
1808. (See Enquired, Nov. 18. 1808).
For letters to Benjamin Franklin from John Dixon, Sr., see Calendar of
papers of B. Franklin in library of American philosophical society, v. S, p. 209,
and V. 4, p. 305.
AppMuUzQ.
JOSEPH CALDWELL.
On Jan. 28, 1802 an act was passed authorising Joseph Caldwell to
republish the public acts of this commonwealth (16 Henlng- 386). No volume,
however, seems to have been published by Caldwell.
Appendix B.
PETITIONS OP SAMUEL PLEASANTS.
To the Honorable the LiefflBlature of Virgrinla.
The petition of Samuel Pleasants, jun. and Henry Pace, both prlntws la
Richmond, Respectfully sheweth.
That yb\xT petitioners have proposed to undertake, at a very consider-
able expence, the Republication of the Revised Code of the Laws of this State;
with numerous and interesting improvements, and containinar the same down
to the end of the present session of the Assembly.
That they Jiave proposed to commence this publication under an Impres-
sion of the very general utility which must result from its accomplishment;
that, agreeable to their information, many applications have been made or
magistrates of the Commonwealth, for copies of the work, as essentially
requisite for enabling them to execute their duty. . .^ .. .. ... *»
Under these circumstances, the memoriallsU do respectfully ■ubmit to
the wisdom of the Legislature, whether it would be inconsistent with thelt
feelings of propriety to encourage and patronise a work of this public natur^
by subscribing, as has occurred in similar instances, for such a number of
copies of the proposed publication, as to the honorable the Legislature shal^
in their wisdom, seem proper; in order to alleviate the very heavy risk and
expence which the memorialists must incur in prosecuting a work of so much
concern to the Commonwealth at large: ' and if the undertaking is regarded
as meriting their support, that they will deliberate on a mode of giving it
such a legislative sanction, as shall render it a worlc of admitted autnorlty in
the Courts of Justice. And your Petitioners, Ac.
(PetiUons, no. A 9113, Dec. 19, 1801).
See chap. IR, passed Jan. 26, 1802, Acts of 1801-02.
To the Honorable Legislature of Virginia.
Samuel Pleasants Jr. of the city of Richmond, represents. That be battk
at very considerable expense, prepared a second volume, or continuation of
the Revised Code of Laws, which will contain not only all the Public Aots
of the Oeneral Assembly passed since the session of 1801, but various otMr
laws of a general nature which had heretofore been omitted, together with
a collection of such other Statutes as Were deemed important to be inserted
in a compilation of this kind. ... In order to give authenticity to the
work, he prays, that, upon the certificate of such gentlemen as the Legislature
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fl!?^i.*i*"# JSf"?,'?'"**" appoint. It may have the same weight, as evidence of
the law of the State, as Is given to the other statute books printed under the
authority of the Commonwealth.
Should it be the pleasure of the Lceislature to direct that any number
of copies should be subscribed for. on behalf of the state, it will be in his
power to be very accommodating both in the price and payment, ... no
money would be required from the public treasury until the expiration of
twelve months from the time of the delivery of the books.
All which is respectfully submitted.
Sam Pleasants Jr.
(Petitions no. A 9146, Dec. 17, 1806).
There is a petition of Deborah Pleasants asking that she may serve as
public printer until the end of the year for which her husband, Samuel
Pleasants, was elected. See House Journal, Oct. 13, 1814. The death of
Samuel Pleasants is announced in the Enquirer of Oct. 5, 1814.
Appendix 8.
MERIWETHER JONES, PUBUC PRINTER.
Meriwether Jones died Aug. 9, 1806. There Is a long sketch of him In
the Snquirer of August 22, 1806. "In the year 1799 Mr. Jones superintended
bis press with his pistols within his reach."
Appendix T.
PURCHASE OF PRINTING MATERIALS FROM BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN.
Richmond 26th November 1789
Sir,
About three years ago, I had the Honor to apply to the Governor and
Council, on behalf of Doctor Franklin, for payment of printing Tlpes, Presses,
and other Materials supplied the State by his Attorney, during the War. I
was then directed by the late Governor, to desire the Doctor to put a Value
on them, as the Council was satisfied the Goods had been received for ths
Public use.
I have now the Honor of transmitting to your Excellency a tietter from
the Doctor on that Subject: His long ill health has been the Occasion of the
delay: and I am persuaded the very moderate Aspect of this Claim, the long
time that has elapsed since the Goods were furnished, and the known Candour
of the Claimant, will induce the Honorable Council to do him Justice, without
longer delay.
I have ventured on the blank leaf of the Doctor's Letter to state the
view in which the Claim strikes me; this is merely to place the Subject of
deliberation before the Honorable Board, If I have erred in this. It is unknown
to Doctor Fr&nklln.
I am with Kreat respect
Tour Excellency's
Most Ob: Hb: Sert.
W: Alexander
Sir,
Soon after the dissolution of the partnership between Purdie and
myself, I was Informed he had got a parcel of Printing materials from Phlla-
dMpbia, but did not know what they consisted of until about two years and
half ago; Doctor Franklin Informed me they belonged to him, and were sent
to Virginia by Mr. Bache, at the request of Mr. Henry who was Governor of
^is State at that time; I know nothing about the value of them.
I am. Sir, Tr Ac ^ ^.
J. Dixon.
Ur Blair Jun 12, 89.
Franklin's letter has not been found.
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.. » ^? reference to the purchase of material from Franklin see letter,
abstract only, of Patrick Henry to Richard Bache, July 16, 1777, In Calendar
of papers of B. Franklin In the library of the American philosophical society,
y. 4, p. 234. Also letter of Richard Bache to Franklin, Jan. 31, 1778, In which
he mentions the sale of Franklin's printlngr press to the state of Vlrgrinia. in
V. 4, p. 405,
Appendix U.
RECORDS OF CASES BROUGHT TO THE COURT OF APPEALS.
The records of cases brougrht to the court were printed bearinningr in
1844. There is a file of vouchers for printing all the records from 1844 through
1864. The records were destroyed in the burninir of the general court building
In April, 1866. The printed records of cases from 186S to date are on file In
the ofilce of the clerk of the Court of appeals.
Appendix V.
CITATION OF VIRGINIA REPORTS.
1 Washington 1 Virgin
2 Washington 2 Virgin
1 Virginia Cases 3 Virgin:
2 Virginia Cases 4 Virgin
1 Call 6 Virgin
2 Call 6 Virgin!
3 Call 7 Virgin
4 Call 8 Virgini
5 Call 9 Virgin
6 Call 10 Virgin
1 Henlng & Munford...ll Virgin,
2 Henlng & Munford,..12 Virgin:
3 Henlng & Munford...l3 Virgin
4 Henlng & Munford...l4 Virgin
1 Munford 15 Virgin
2 Munford 1« Virgin
5 Munford 17 Virgin)
4 Munford 18 Virgin
5 Munford 19 Virgin
6 Munford 20 Virgin:
Gilmer 21 Virgin
1 Randolph 22 Virgin
2 Randolph 23 Virgin
3 Randolph 24 Virgin
4 Randolph ..26 Virgin
6 Randolph 26 Virgin
6 Randolph 27 Virgin
1 Leigh ...28 Virgin
2 Leigh 29 Virgin
3 Leigh SO Virgin
4 Leigh 31 Virgin
6 Leigh 32 Virgin
6 Leigh 38 Virgin
7 Leigh 34 Virgin
8 Leigh 36 Virgin
9 Leigh 36 Virgin
10 Leigh 37 Virgin
a 11 Leigh 38 VirgftiU
a 12 Leigh 89 Virginia
a 1 Robinson 40 Virginia
a 2 Robinson ..41 Virginia
a 1 Grattan 42 Virginia
a 2 Grattan 43 Virginia
a 3 Grattan 44 Virginia
4 Grattan 45 Virginia
a 5 Grattan 46 Virginia
a 6 Grattan 47 Virginia
a 7 Grattan 48 Virginia
a 8 Grattan 49 Virginia
a 9 Grattan 50 Virginia
a 10 Grattan 51 Virginia
a 11 Grattan 62 VirginU
a 12 Grattan 63 Virginia
a 13 Grattan 64 VirginU
a 14 Grattan 66 Virginia
a 15 Grattan 66 Virginia
a 16 Grattan 67 Virginia
a 17 Grattan 68 Virginia
a 18 Grattan 69 Virginia
ia 19 Grattan 60 VirginU
a 20 GratUn 61 VirginU
a 21 Grattan 62 Virginia
a 22 Grattan 63 Virginia
a 23 Grattan 64 VirginU
ia 24 Grattan «6 VirginU
a 26 Grattan 66 Virginia
a 26 Grattan 67 VirginU
a 27 Grattan 68 Virginia
a 28 Grattan 69 Virginia
a 29 Grattan 70 Virginia
a 30. Grattan 71 VirginU
a 31 Grattan 72 VirgrlnU
a 32 Grattan 78 Virginia
a 33 Grattan ....74 VirginU
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Appendix W.
REFERENCES TO SOME OF THE ACTS AND DOCUMENTS RELATING
TO THE SUBJECT OF PUBUC PRINTING.
ACTS.
Henins. v. 10,
Acts, 1797/98.
Acta, 1804/05,
Acts, 1806/06,
AcU. 1811/12,
Acts, 1811/12,
Acts, 1813/14,
Acts, 1835/36.
P. 313.
chapter 55.
chapter 20, .
chapter 70, sect. 7.
chapter 21, sect. 4.
chapter 12, sect. 3.
chapter 28.
chapter 7, sect, 3.
Acts. 1836/37, chapter 28, sect. 2.
Acts, 1839, p. 206, no. 6, sect. 3.
Acts, 1840/41, chapter 43, sect. 2.
Acts 1845/46, page 162.
Acta, 1846/47, p. 240, 241.
Acta. 1849/60, p. 261.
Report of revlsors for 1849, p. 97-99.
JOURNAL OF HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Dec. 18, 1796, p. 110. 111.
1802/03, p. 26, 26.
Feb. 4, 1828, p. 138.
Dec. 21, 1830, p. 60.
Dec. 5, 1831, p. 7, rule 38.
Dec. 24, 1<>33, p. 66, 66.
House document 13, 1833/34.
House document 14, ..^33/34,
House document 31, 1848.
House document 77, 1852.
1848/49, p. 87, 378.
March 3. 1852, p. 201.
March 4, 1870, p. 162.
April 9, 1870, p. 307.
1871/72, p. 101.
Jan. 18, 1877, p. 133.
DOCUMENTS.
House document 82. 1862.
House document 66. 1857/58.
Senate document 26 1867/58.
Appendix X.
ILLUSTRATIVE VOUCHERS OF PUBUC PRINTERS.
These three vouchers are reprinted here as interesting: examples of
the many that have been examined.
The Commonwealth of Virginia,
To Dixon & Holt Dr.
March 6, 1786.
Prlntlnar 1800 Copies of the Articles of Confederation; the Declara-
tion of Rights: the Constitution of this Commonwealth, and
the Articles of the Definitive Treaty Between Great Britain
and the United States of America. « 90 0 0
In Council March 7th, 1786
The Auditor will Issue a Warrant on the Contingent Fund for the above
sum of Ninety pounds to Messrs. Dixon & Holt.
p. xienry.
The Honbl Executive of the SUte of Virginia
To Aug. Davis Dr.
Novr 7th To printing 16 sheets of Journals of the session of 1786;
novr iiu ^''^p^ g^«^t 199 Copies at £ 3 per sheet
To arrang'g and folding 23 sheeU of Journals of the
above sfsslon, rec'd from Mr. Hayes each 170 sheets
t 46. 0. 0
1. 4. 0
46. 4. 0
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In Council Not. 22d 178<
The Auditor will examine the above Acct & ^ant a Warrant upon the
Contingent Fund for the Sum due
P. Henry.
Mr. Auditor
In Council August 4, 1785.
Gentlemen
Issue a Warrant on the Contingrent Fund for One Thousand Dollars to
Mr. Charles Cist for printingr & binding 3000 Copies of Baron Steubens Mili-
tary regulation.
Beverley Randolph
Appendix T.
A CHECK LIST OF JOURNALS OP THE HOUSE OF DELEGAl F "
1776 (Oct.) 6989 1792
1776 (Oct.> reprint 6990 1793
1777 (May) 7032 1794
1777 (May) reprint 7033 1795
1777 (Oct.) 7058 1796
1777 (Oct.) reprint 7059 , be
1778 (May) 7089 1797
1778 (May) reprint 7090 1798
1778 (Oct.) 7098 1799
1778 (Oct.) reprint 7099 1800
1779 (.May) 7119 1801
1779 (May) reprint 7120 1802
1779 (Oct.) 7148 1803
1779 (Oct.) reprint 7149 1804
1780 (May) 7206 1805
1780 (May) reprint 7207 1806
1780 (Oct.) 7229 1807
1780 (Oct.) reprint 7230 1808
1781 (March) ms., but not found 1809
in print 7256, 7266 1810
1781 (May) 7280 1811
1781 (May) reprint 7281 1812
1781 (Oct.) probably printed, 1813
but not found 7300 1813
1781 (Oct.) reprint 7301 1814
1782 (May) not found in print 1816
or ms 7318 1816
1782 (Oct.) probably printed, 1817
but not found 7326 1818
1782 (Oct.) reprint 7327 1819
1783 (May) 7342 1820
1783 (May) reprint 7343 1821
1783 (Oct.) 7369 1822
1783 (Oct.) reprint 7370 1823
1784 (May) 7391 1824
1784 (May) reprint 7392 1825
1784 (Oct) 7411 1826
1784 (Oct.) reprint 7412 1827
1785 (Oct.) 7441 1828
1786 (Oct.) reprint 7442 1829
1786 (Oct.) 7488 1830
1786 (Oct.) reprint 7489 1831
1787 (Oct.) 7619 1832
1787 (Oct.) reprint 7620 1833
1788 (June) probably printed, 1S34
but -not found 7678 1835
1788 (June) reprint 7579 1836
1788 (Oct.) T599 1837
1788 (Oct.) reprint 7600 1838
1789 (Oct.) ..7639 1839
1789 (Oct.) reprint 7640 1839
1790 (Oct.) 7675 1840
1790 (Oct.) reprint 7676 1841
1791 (Oct.) 7706 1842
(Oct.) 77S7
(Oct.) 7775
(Nov.) 779S
(Nov.) 7816
(Nov.) ms., not known to
extant In print 7842
(Dec.) 7876
(Dec.) 7899
(Dec.) 7945
(Dec.) 7975
(Dec) 8009
(Dec.) 8054
(Dec.) 8081
(Dec.) 8111
(Dec.) 8141
(Dec.) 8161
(Dec.) 8219
(Dec.) 8267
(Dec.) 8334
(Dec.) 8387
(Dec.) 8441
(Nov.) 8509
(May) 8692
(Dec.) 8622
(Oct.) 8683
(Dec.) 8766
(Nov.) 8861
(Dec.) 8941
(Dec.) 9011
(Dec.) 9086
(Dec.) 9185
(Dec.) 9285
(Dec.) 9368
(Dec.) 9446
(Nov.) 9685
(Dec.) 9618
(Dec.) 9721
(Dec.) 9805
(Dec.) 9896
(Dec.) 9999
(Dec.) 10166
(Dec.) 10291
(Dec.) • 10434
(Dec.) 10640
(Dec.) 10695
(Dec.) 10801
(Dec.) 10919
(June) 11067
(Jan.) 11103
(Jan.) 11262
(Dec.) HS6S
(Dec.) 1164S
(Dec.) 117S0
(Dec.) 1U4S
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1843 (Dec.) 12162 1874
1844 (Dec.) 12318 1874
1845 (Dec.) 12504 1875
1846 (Dec.) -.12727 1876
1847 (Dec.) 12940 1877
1848 (Dec.) 13061 1878
1849 (May) 13061 1879
1849 (Dec.) 13236 1879
1850 (Dec.) 13354 1881
1852 (Jan.) 13566 1882
1852 (Nov.) 13732 1883
1853 (Dec.) 13881 1884
1855 (Dec.) 14039 1885
1857 (Dec.) 14238 1887
1858 (Mar.) 14238 1887
1859 (Dec.) 14440 1889
1861 (Jan.) 14691 1891
1861 (Dec.) 14862 1893
1862 (April) 15006 1895
1862 (Sept.) 15064 1897
1863 (Jan.) 15074 1899
1863 (Sept.) 15107 1901
1863 (Dec.) 15180 1901
1864 (Dec.) 15268 1902
1865 (June) 15402 1902
1865 (Dec.) 15408 1903
1866 (Dec.) 15477 1901
1867 (Mar.) 15485 1908
1869 (Oct.) 16676, 16677 1908
1870 (Feb.) 16677 1910
1870 (Oct.) 15677 1912
1870 (Dec.) 15812 1914
1871 (Dec.) 15893 1915
1872 (Mar.) 15911 1916
1872 (Dec.) 15997
(Jan.) 16114
(Dec.) 16229
(Dec.) 16308
(Dec.) 16407
(Dec.) 16604
(Dec.) 16612
(Mar.) 16612
(Dec) 16742
(Dec.) 16868
(Mar.) 17008
(Dec.) 17073
(Aug-.) 17256
(Dec.) 17342
(Mar.) 17540
(Dec.) 17613
(Dec.) 17762
(Dec.) 17912
(Dec.) 18060
(Dec.) 18255
(Dec.) 18484
(Deo.) 18666
(Jan.) 18831
(Dec.) 18863
(July) 19045
(Nov.) 19045
(Nov.) 19046
(Jan.) 19267
(Jau.) 19446
(Jan.) 19735
(Jan.) 20075
(Jan.) 20418
(Jan.) 20809
(Jan.) 21062
(Jan.) 21320
Appendix Z.
A CHECK LIST OF THE JOURNALS OF THE SENATE.
1776 (Oct.) 7002
1777 (May) 7047
1777 (Oct.) 7075
1778 (May) 7093
1778 (Oct.) 7110
1778 (Oct.) reprint 7111
1779 (May) 7124
1779 (May) reprint 7125
1779 (Oct.) 7160
1779 (Oct.) reprint 7161
1780 (May) not found in print
or ms 7222
1780 (Oct) not found in print
or ms 7239
1781 (March) not found in print
or ms 7262
1781 (May) not found in print
or ms 7284
1781 (Oct.) not found in print
or ms 7309
1782 (May) not found In print
or ms 7319
1782 (Oct.) not found in print
or ms 7337
1783 (May) not found in print
or ms 7349
1783 (Oct.) 7376
1784 (May) not found In print
or ms 7401, 7402
1784 (Oct.) not found in print
or ms 7427
1785 (Oct.) probably printed,
but not found 7458
1785 (Get.) reprint 7459
1786 (Oct.) nrobably printed,
but not found 7501
1786 (Oct.) reprint 7502
1787 (Oct.) probably printed, but
not found 7539
1787 (Oct.) reprint 7540
1788 (June) probably printed,
but not found 7680
1788 (June) reprint 7581
1788 (Oct.) probably printed, but
not found 7616
1788 (Oct.) reprint 7616
1789 (Oct.) probably printed, but
not found 7663
1789 (Oct.) reprint 7664
1790 (Oct.) probably printed, but
not found 7692
1790 (Oct.) reprint 769S
1791 (Oct.) 771«
1792 (Oct.) not found In print
or ms 7756
1793 (Oct.) 7782
1794 (Nov.) not found in print
or ms 7801
1795 (Nov.) not found in print
or ms 7830
1796 (Nov.) not found In print
or ms 7861
1797 (Dec.) not found In print
or ms 7886
1798 (Dec.) not found In print
or ms 790S
1799 (Dec.) not found in print
or ms 7954
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3800 (Dec.) 7988
1801 (Dec.) 8019
1802 (Dec;) not found In prfnt
or ms 8065
1803 (Dec.) not found in print
or ms 8088
1804 (Dec.) not found in print
or ms 8124
1805 (Dec.) 8148
1806 (Dec.) 8173
1807 (Dec.) not found in print
or ms 8236
1808 (Dec.) 8283
1809 (Dec.) 8348
1810 (Dec.) 8401
1811 (Dec.) not found in print
or ms 8468
1812 (Nov.) 8544
1813 (May) not found in print
or ms 8601
1813 (Dec.) not found in print
or ms 8657
1814 (Oct.) 8715
1816 (Dec.) 8800
1816 (Nov.) 8893
1817 (Deo.) 8976
1818 (Dec.) 9039
1819 (Dec.) 9119
1820 (Dec.) 9223
1821 (Dec.) 9343
1822 (Dec.) 9430
1823 (Dec.) 9507
1824 (Nov.) 9603
1825 (Dec.) 9683
1826 (Dec.) ..9780
1827 (Dec.) 9865
1828 (Dec.) 9968
1829 (Dec.) 10054
1830 (Dec.) 10248
1831 (Dec.) 10370
1832 (Dec.) 10499
1833 (Dec.) 10663
1834 (Dec.) 10767
1835 (Dec.) 10886
1836 (Dec.) 11019
1837 (.Tune) 11088
1838 (Jan.) 11220
1839 (.Tan.) 11342
1839 (Dec.) 11610
1840 (Dec.) 11686
1841 (Dec.) 11899
1842 (Dec.) 12102
1843 (Dec.) 12290
1844 (Dec.) 12461
1846 (Dec.) 12672
1846 (Dec.) 12898
1847 (Deo.) 12969
1848 (Deo.) 13080
1849 (May) 13080
1849 (Dec.) 13264
1860 (Dec.) 13367
1862
1852
1853
1855
1857
1858
1859
1861
1861
1862
1862
1863
1863
1863
1864
1865
1866
18(17
1869
1870
1870
1870
1871
1872
1872
1874
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1879
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1887
1887
1889
1891
1893
1895
1897
1899
1901
1901
1902
1902
1903
1904
1906
1908
1910
1912
1914
1915
1916
(Jan.) 13683
(Nov.) 13742
(Dec.) 13891
(Dec.) 14055
(Dec.) 14262
(Mar.) 14262
(Dec.) 14445
<Jan) 14700
<pec.) 14870
April) 15016
t^ePt) 15016
<Ja"-) 15016
<^ePtj) 15120
(Dec.) 15184
(Dec.) 15269
(June) 16405
Dec.) 15423
(Dec.) 15488
(^'a'-) 15488
(Oct) 16699, 16700
(Feb.) 15700
(Oct) 15730
(Dec.) 15834
(Dec.) 16919
(Mar.) 15919
(Dec.) 16014
(Jan.) 16148
(Dec.) 16251
(Dec.) 16333
(Dec.) 16426
(Dec.) 16625
(Dec.) 166J1
(Mar.) 16631
(Dec.) 16760
(Dec.) 16899
(Mar.) 17017
(Dec.) 17135
(Aug.) 17282
(Dec.) 17373
(Mar.) 17566
(Dec.) 17644
(Dec.) 17789
(Dec.) 17934
(Dec.) 18098
(Dec.) 18294
(Dec.) 18521
(Dec.) 18690
(Jan.) 18840
(Dec.) , 18871
(July) 19076
(Nov.) 19076
(Nov.) , 19076
(Jan.) 19264
(Jan.) 19469
(Jan.) 19772
(Jan.) 20104
(Jan.) 2045*
(Jan.) 20840
(Jan.) 21081
(Jan.) 21347
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A CHECK LIST OF THE SESSION LAWS.
1776 (Oct.) 7003
1777 (May) 7048
1777 (Oct.) 7080
1778 (May) 7094
1778 (Oct.) 7113
1779 (May) 7128
1779 (Oct.) 7166
1780 (May) 7223
1780 (Oct.) 7240
1781 (Mar.) 7263
1781 (May) 7285
1781 (Oct.) 7310
1782 (May) 7320
1782 (Oct.) 7338
1783 (May) 7350
1783 (Oct.) 7377
1784 (May) 7403
1784 (Oct.) 7428
1786 (Oct.) 7460
1786 (Oct.) 7604
1787 (Oct.) printed by Dixon,
Davi.s & Nicolson 7642
1787 (Oct.) printed by Davis &
Nicliolson 7644
1788 (June) 7582, 7683
1788 (Oct.) 7618
1789 (Oct.) 76.'>9
1790 (Oct.) 7695
1791 (Oct.) 7718
1792 (Oct.) 7756
1792 "certain acts" 7803
1793 (Oct.) 77«4
1794 (Nov.) 7802
1795 (Nov.) 7831
1796 (Nov.) 7852
1797 (Dec.) 7887
1798 (Dec.) 7904
1799 (Dec.) 7956
1800 (Dec.) 7993
1801 (Dec.) 8033
1802 (Dec.) 8066
1803 (Dec.) 8089
1804 (Dec.) 8125
1805 (Dec.) 8149
1806 (Dec.) 8192
1807 (Dec.) 8237
1808 (Dec.) 8284
1809 (Dec.) 8349
1810 (Dec.) 8406
1811 (Deci 8469
1812 (Nov.) 8550
1813 (May) 8602
1813 (Dec.) 8658
1814 (Oct.) 8721
1815 (Dec.) 8807
1816 (Nov.) 8899
1817 (Dec.) 8985
1818 (Dec.) 9047
1819 (Dec.) 9130
1820 (Dec.) JJJJ
1821 (Dec.) »J"
1822 (Dec.) J"i
1823 (Dec.) 9"*
1824 (Nov.) 9«J2
1825 (Dec.) 9;?T
1826 (Dec.) 9794
1827 (Dec.) 9874
1828 (Dec.) 9972
1829 (Dec.) 10069
1830 (Dec.) 10264
1831 (Dec.) 10392
1832 (Dec.) 10523
1833 (Dec.) 10677
1834 (Dec.) 10781
1836 (Dec.) 10898
1836 (Dec.) 11042
1837 (June) 11094
1838 (Jan.) 11238
1839 (Jan.) 11356
ii52 ^^^'=-K :.::ii527
1840 (Dec.) 11704
1841 (Dec.) 11923
1842 (Dec.) 12137
1843 (l>ec.) 12306
1844 (Dei.) 12486
1845 (Dec.) 12696
1846 (Deo.) 12917
1847 (Dec.) 13041
1848 (Dec.) 13196
1849 (May) printed with Dec. 1849.
13338
1849 (Dec.) 13334
1850 (Dec.) 13463
1852 (Jan.) 13720
1862 (Nov.) 13867
1853 (Dec.) v. 13999
1855 (Dec.) 14192
1857 (Dec.) 14395
1868 (.Mar.) printed with Dec. 1867
14396
1869 (Dec.) 14621
1861 (Jan.) 14740
1861 (Dec.) 14993
1862 (April) 15083
1862 (Sept.) 16087
1863 (Jan.) 16090
1863 (Sept.) 15162
1863 (Dec.) 15249
1864 ((Dec.) no MS. or printed
copy known 15270
1865 (June) 16406
1865 (Dec.) 16462
1866 (Dec.) printed with Dec. 1866
16527
1867 (Mar.) printed with Dec. 1865
15630
1869 (Oct.) printed with Feb.
and Oct. 1870 16770
1870 (Feb.)printed with Oct. 1870
16770
1870 (Oct.) 16770
1870 (Dec.) 16869
1871 (Dec.) 16961
1872 (Mar.) printed with Dec. 1871
16961
1872 (Dec.) 1606S
1874 (Jan.) 16206
1874 (Dec.) 16299
1875 (Dec.) 16388
1876 (Dec.) 16480
1877 (Dec.) 16689
1878 (Dec.) 16711
1879 (Mar.) printed with Dec. 1878
16711
1879 (Dec.) 1681S
1881 (Dec.) 16961
1882 (Mar.) 16961
1883 (Dec.) 17229
1884 (AUK.) 17325
1885 (Dec.) 17483
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1887 (gee.) 17708 1903
188? <gec.) 17849 1904
1891 (Dee.) 17989 1906
\ll\ SV.^'H "155 1908
1895 (Dec.) 18384 1910
1897 (Dec.) 18559 1912
189? (Dec.) 18728 1914
JSSJ ,<i''"-> 188<9 igi.i
1901 (Dee.) 18906 1916
1902 (July) the laws of July, 1902,
Nov. 1902, and Nov. 1903 are
in one volume 19136
(Nov.) 19136
(Nov.) 19136
(Jan.) 19292
(Jan.) 19609
(Jan.) 19819
(Jan.) 20159
(Jan.) 20508
(Jan.) 20889
(Jan.) 21137
(Jan.) 21379
Appendix B B.
A CHECK LIST OF THE ANNUAL AND EXTRA-SESSION MESSAGES
OF THE GOVERNORS
This list includes the annual and extra-session messases printed by the
commonwealth. An examination of the archives will show other messages in
manuscript before 1800. The references are to items. For references to other
messages see the index.
1800 (Dec.) Monroe 7984, 7999.
1801 ■• " 8020, 8046.
1802 " " 8078, 8074.
1803 " Pagre K088.
1804 " " 8138.
. 1805 " " Not found. Probably in senate Journak,
only copy of which is in the British
museum.
1806 " Cabell 8175, 8208.
1807 ■• " 8221, 8252.
1808 " " 8317. Probably also In senate Journal.
,.An ,. ™ , „»»„ Copy In N. T. public library.
1809 " Tyler 8336.
181u " " 8389, 8403, 8425.
1811 " Smith 8443.
1812 (Nov.) Barbour 610, 8546, 8671.
1813 (May) " 8593.
1813 (Dec.) " 8623.
1814 (Oct.) " 8685, 8741.
1815 (Dec.) Nicholas 8768, 8801.
1816 (Nov.) " 868. 8894.
1817 (Dec) Preston 948, 8977.
J818 " " , 013, 9040.
1819 " " 087, 9120.
1820 " Randolph 18T, 9225. 9249
1821 " " 287. 934-1;
1822 " " .',97. 9432
1823 " Pleasants 448, 948l! 9509
1824 (Nov.) " 537, 9562, 9605'
j825 (Dec.) " fil7, 9640, 9685.
1826 " Tyler T23, 9741. 9782
1827 " Giles 806, 9824, 9867
1828 ;; " 898. 9917! 9970.'
1829 " 0001, 10022, 10056
1830 " Floyd 0168. 10191. 1024<)'
1831 " •• 10293, 10310, 10372
1832 10436. 10459 10501
?S§? , m ., l''.';42, 10560. 10665.
1834 Tazewell 0697, 10712, 10769
1835 " " 0803, 10819, 10888!
1836 " Robertson,
actingr
, „ srov. 10921, 10938. 11021.
1837 (June) Campbell 1068, 11090.
1838 (Jan.) " 11105, 11116, 11222
J8|? .J' . ".. 1254. 11268, 11J44.
1839 (Dec.) " 11367. 11380. 11612.
1840 " Gilmer 41546. 11661. 11687.
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1841
1842
1843
1844
1845
1846
1847
1848
1849
1850
1852
1852
1853
1855
1857
1859
1861
1861
1862
1862
1863
1863
1863
1863
1864
1865
1865
1866
1867
1869
1870
1870
1871
1872
1874
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1881
.11732, 11742. 11901.
(Dec.) Rutherford,
acting
gfov.
" Gregrory,
acting
gov. 11945, 11961
" McDowell 12164, 12177
J2320. 12333,
12506, 12517,
Smith 12729, 12743
" 12942, 12961
13063, 13082
Flovd 13238, xi2b6
"' 13366, 13369,
Tnhtiflon 13568, 13584
jonnaon ;;;;;; 13733 13743
13883, 13892
14041, 14056
Wise 14251, 14254
14444, 14447,
IJetcher 14699, 14703
•• 14869, 14872
16015, 15019
15073, 15024
15025, 15082
" .._, lallK. l.')122,
15183, 15185,
Smith (Inaugural) 15187.
Pierpont--.v.v.-.y.v.v.v.;.:i5404:
; 15482,
15486,
Walker 1B679,
15706,
15813,
15894,
15998.
collection of all of Walker's messages
Kemper (Inaugural) 16117, 16151
16230,
16309,
•< 16408,
16506.
HoUjday .16614,
16870!
(Jan.)
(Nov.)
(Dec.)
(Jan.)
(Dec.)
(Apr.)
(Sept.)
(Jan.)
(Sept.)
(Dec.)'
(June)
(Dec.)
(Mar.)
(Oct.)
(Feb.)
(Dec.)
For a
(Jan.)
(Dec.)
15354
15425,
15489
15493
15703
15707
15836
15922
16016
16252
16336
16427
16528,
16634
16764
16902
12104.
12292.
12463.
12674.
12900.
12980.
13113.
13276.
13388.
13630.
13788.
13932.
14102.
14306.
14522.
14921.
15143.
15214.
15471, 16472.
16876. 16876.
see 16094.
16699.
16726.
There was no Inaugural by HolUday
mitted a special messagge. See 16538.
1882 (Mar.) Cameron JIx}?'
(Dec.) ;; "016.
(Aug.) • "258.
(Dec ) 17347.
For Cameron's first message see 16877.
(Mar.) Lee "542.
(Dec) '.....17616,
*"«<=•' ,. • • 17766,
For Lee's ilrst message see 17356.
(Dec.) McKinney 17915.
: o-Ferraii:::::::::::::::.im7;
" Tvler 18669.
(Jan.) •■ 18834.
(Dec*) " 18856,
For' Inaugural address of Tyler see 18527.
(July) Montague ..............19047 19077.
*•'"•' " 19449. 19473.
For first message of Montague see 18869.
(Jan ) Swanson 19738. 19776.
uan.; awaiiB 20078, 20107.
For inaugural address of Swanson see 19456.
/ j«n > Mann 20421. 20465.
(Jan.) Mann ••••• j^gu ^QgiS.
Stuart 21064. 21084.
" 21323.
but at request of senate he sub-
1883
1884
1886
1887
1887
1889
1891
1893
1895
1897
1899
1901
1901
1902
1904
1906
1908
1910
17019.
17138.
17285.
17377.
17567.
17646.
17792.
17936.
18096.
18297.
18524.
18693.
18842.
18874.
1912
1914
1916
1916
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PUBLIC PRINTERS— 1776-1918.
Alexander Purdle, 1776-1778.
John Clarkson & Augrustine Davis,
John Dixon & Thomag NlcoUon,
1779.
John Dixon & Thomas Nicolson,
1780.
John Dixon & Thomas Nicolson,
John Dunlap & James Hayes, 1781.
John Dunlap & James Hayes, 1782-
1786.
Dixon & Holt, 1786.
Augrustine Davis & Thomas Nicol-
son. 1787.
Dixon, Davis &. Nicolson, John
Dixon, 1788.
John Dixon, 1789^ 1790.
Augustine Davis, 1791-1797.
Meriwether Jones & John Dixon,
1798.
Meriwether Jones, 1799-1803.
Samuel Pleasants, Jr., 1804-1814.
Thomas Ritchie, 1815-1834.
bamuei Shepher4, 1836.
Thomas Ritchie, 1836-1839.
Samuel Shepherd, 1840-1848.
William F. Ritchie, 1849-1864.
Joseph H. Pendleton was chosen for
the two years 1865, 1866. Due to
the removal of the Pierpont gov-
ernment to Richmond, the firm of
AlleK-re and Goode printed the
house journals In 1865 and 1866.
AUegre & Goode, 1865, 1866.
State Journal office, 1869.
Clemmitt & Jones, C. A. Schaffter.
C. A. Schaffter, 1871, 1872.
R. P. Wallcer, 1872-1877.
R. E. Frayscr, 1878, 1879.
R. F. Walker, 1880-1883.
Rush U. Derr. 1884, 1885.
A. R. Micou, 1886, 1887.
J. H. O'Bannon, 1888-1904.
Davis Bottom, 1905-1918.
Senate Prlatera.
John Dixon & William Hunter, 1777.
1778.
John Dixon & Thomas Nicolson,
John Clarkson & Augustine Davis,
1779.
Thomas Nicolson & William Prentis,
1784.
Thomas Nicolson, 1785-1802.
Samuel Pleasants, Jr., 1803.
Thomas Ritchie, 1804-1814.
Thomas Burling, 1815-1817.
John Warrock, 1818-1857.
James E. Goode, 1859-1866, 1870.
State Journal office. 1869.
C. A. Schaffter, 1871.
Beginning 1871 the superintendent
of public printing printed both the
house and senate journals and house
and senate documents.
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INDEX.
Th« references are to item*.
Abattoirs. Construction and equip-
ment. 19H 20339
Abbe. Cleveland. Address. 1913.. 20783
Abbott, F. V. Maryland and Va. bound-
ary, 1888 17748
Report on Virginia and Maryland
boundary, 1883 17134, 17209
Abbott, T. C. Manual labor at Michi-
gan agricultural college, 1880 16853
Abbott, W. R., Jr. Anti-^otball legis-
lation, 1898' 18631
Pleading to an action of assumpsit
on a specialty, 1905 19382
R. G. H; Kean, 1898 18644
Abbs' Valley and Tug road. Reports,
1857-1860 21478
Abingdon. Road through to Ky., 1822
9370
Abingdon and Pattonsvllle turnpike co.
Reports, 1857-1860 21479
Abingdon and Russell Old Courthouse
turnpike co. Reports, 1856-1861.
21672
Abingdon railroad convention, 1831.
Proceedings 10628
Abingdon state summer school, 1915
21283
Abolition of slavery. Alabama resolu-
tions. 1836 10862
Associations in northern states, 1835
10860
Georgia & Ohio res., 1824 9547
Kentucky resolutions, 1836. ... .10874
Letter rel. to, 1836 10819
Mississippi resolutions, 1826 9639
Proceedings of Va. Counties, 1836
10830
Proposed amendment to report of
committee on, 1836 1084.'i
Proposed amendment to report o(
committee on 1836 10849
Report of committee on 1835,
10838, 10889
Resolutions of Georgia rel. to, 1835
1U846
Resolutions of various states, 1825
!>640
Resolutions of Vermont, 1827.. 9814
Speeches In Virginia bouse, 1831-32
10417-10429
Vermont resolutions, 1825 9626
Vermont resolutions, 1836 10930
Abolitionists. Resolutions of South Car-
olina rel. to, 1835 10829
Resolutions of various states, 1836.
1093S
Action in case of fugitive slave, 1842.
12001
Abortion In cows 18045
Abridgment of public permanent laws,
1796 7868
Absconding Judgment debtor, proceed-
ings against. By John P. L«ary,
1901 18928
Academies. Act rel. to incorporation,
1838 11228
Aid from literary fund, 1822 9396
Appropriation for, 1846 12770
Bill. 1817 8914, 8896, 8989, 8990
Bill rel. to incorporation of, 1838.
11196
Legislative aid, 1818 9030
Loan to, 1850 13508
Reports, 1836 11119
Reports, 1837 11271
Report, 1839 11383, 11564
Reports, 1841 11745
Reports, 1842 11964
Reports, 1843 12180
Reports, 1844 12336
Reports, 1845 12520
Reports, etc., 1846 12746
Reports of, 1847 1298J
Reports of, 1848 13117
Reports, 1848 13279
Reports, 1850 13391
Report of literary fund rel. to, 1835.
10861
Report on establishment of, 1816...
8876
Resolution relative to, 1834. .. .10784
Accidents, Liability for 16971
Accomac co. Address of J. Page, 1798.
7918
Jamestown school exhibit, 1907.19663
Legislative petitions 19807
Message of governor rel. to roads in,
1887 17582
Oyster industry & Maryland bound-
ary, 1874 16210
Oyster records, 1894 18217
Patents in 16089
Petition to revise constitution, 1810.
8398
Report rel. to riparian rights on Fox
Island, 1897 18512,18534
Account with U. S., 1813
8596, 8697, 8598, 8629, 8666, 8660
1814 8687, 8689, 8692, 8741
1821 9306
1824 9662
Gilmer's memorial. 1831.. 10399, 10400
Governor's letter, 1823 9420
Letter from J.- Chew, 1816 8794
Letter from war dept. rel. to, 1812.
8664
Report, 1822 9439
Report of auditor on, 1816 8880
Report of committee on, 1822.... 9394
Report of Thos. Green, 1844 12467
Report of U. S. Treasury dept., 1830.
1018S
Resolution rel. to pay of rev. offlcers,
1842 12013
Revolutionary claims, 1844 12341
Virginia claim on account of cession
of northwest territory, 1910.. 20127
Transferring claim to Orange A
Alexandria railroad, 1849 13330
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Accountant. Bill concerning, 1816.. 8923
Accountant, state. Report, 1913.. . .20652
Report, 1914 20871
Report, 1916 21110
Report, 1916 21346
Accused. Authorization of, to testify.
16861
Ackerly, H. S. Lien law of Va., 1900.
18806
Tax Laws of Va., 1900 18810
Acqula. Invitation to visit ship Erics-
son at, 1852 13740
Acreage. Of counties, 1889 17782
Acts of the U. S. Published by Va.
Appendix H
Acts of Vlrgrinia. For a list of all
session laws, 1776-1916. See Ap-
pendix AA.
Letter from N. Y. Institute rel. to,
1855 14043
Acts. Sketches of. See Sketches of
acts.
Adair. John. Ohio river commissioner,
1819 9164
Adams, Berkley D. Report, 1912 . . .
20495, 20523
Report, 1913 20657, 20688
Report, 1914 20876
Report, 1916 21116, 21143, 21152
Adams, Isaac. Election of, 1830. .10206
Election of, 18oj 10806
Adams, John Quincy. Letter rel. to
public works, 1816 8891
Adams, P. M. Election of, 1852.. 13656
Adcock. William F. Trial of, 1851.. 13557
AddlD^ton, Robert M. The old-time
school in Scott co., 1914 21012
Addison, Alexander 7966
Addison, Henry 11561
Address of the greneral assembly to the
soldiers of Virginia, 1864
15251, 15397
Adjutant general. Annual return of
militia, etc.. 1822 9405
Appointment of, 1876 16437a
Bill concerning, 1816 8923
Bill. 1821 9341
Circular by, 1863 15168
Circulars rel. to army, 1863 15167
Circular requiring dates of officers'
commissions, 1833 10690
Circular to militia, Jan. 10, 1809.8376
Circulftr to militia officers. Mar. 11,
1818 9068
Circular to militia officers, Oct. 27,
1820 9257
Communication from, 1861 14712
Communication rel. to arms, 1859.
14479
Communication rel. to status of
militia. 1870 15742
Correspondence with officers, 1813.
8625
General orders, 1814 8747
General orders, Jan. 12, 1815 8840
General orders, Jan. 13, 1816, .. .'8841
General orders, Feb. 6, 1815 8842
General orders, Feb. 20, 1815.... 8843
General orders, March 4, 1815.. 8844
General orders, 1823 9524, 9625
General orders, 1863 15169
General orders and circulars, 1907.
19634
Governor's message rel. to, 1893.
18063
Home defence, 1863 15144
Letter, 1848 13083
Adjutant general (ContlAued):
Letter rel. to, 1813 8650
Letter rel. to arms. etc. of militia,
1821 9327
Letter rel. to home defence, 1863.
16133
Letters rel. to militia, 1862 15069
Militia, 1871 15989
Militia laws, 1882 17066
Orders rel. to army, 1862 15098
Pay of, 1859 14604
Report, 1814 8741
Report, 1815 8846
Report, 1817 8919
Report, 1820 9258
Report, 1821 9327
Report, 1823 9490
Report, 1824 9583
Report, 1826 9753
Report, 1827 9824
Report, 1828 : 9917
Additional report, 1828 9935
Report, 1829 10022
Report, 1830 10191
Report, 18S1 10311
Report, 1832 10469
Report, 1833 10583
Report, 1834 10712
Report, 1833 10819
Report, 1836 10938
Report, 1839 11268
Report, 1840 11561
Report, 1841 11742a
Report. 1842 11961
Report, 1843 12177
Report, 1844 12332
Report. 1845 12517
Report. 1846 12743 12758
Report. 1847 12990
Report, 1848 13124
Report, 1849 13268 13283
Report, 1850 13399
Report, 1861 13639
Report, 1852 -...13797
Report, 1853 13941
Report, 1854 14116
Report. 1855 14116
Report, 1857 14329
Report, 1858 and 1859 14531
Report, 1860, 1861 14930
Report, 1861 14989
Report, 1863 ....15170 l.'i221
Report. 1864 15359
Report, 1866 15440
Report, 1866 16522
Report, 1872 16052
Report, 1873 16197
Report, 1874 16289
Report, 1875 16378
Report, 1876 16470
Report. 1879 16817
Report, 1880 16856
Report, 1881 16949
Report, 1883 17228
Report, 1885 17465
Report, 1886 17522
Report. 1887 17707
Report. 1888 17738
Report. 1889 17841
Report. 1890 17877
Report, 1891 17980
Report, 1892 18017
Report, 1898 18143
Report, 1894 18201
Report, 1896 18373
Report, 1896 18429
Report, 1897 18650
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Adjutant general. — Cont.
Report, 1897 18530
Report, 1899 18726
Report, 1900 18780
Report, 1901 18897
Report, 1902 19125
Report, 1903 1U19B
Report, 1904 19281
Report, 1905 19367
Report, 1906 19499
Report, 1907 19634
Report, 1908 19808
Report, 1909 19938
Report, 1910 .. 20144
Report, 1911 20295
Report, 1912 20494
Report, 1913 20656
Report. 1914 2087k
Report, 1915 21114
Report rel. to status of, 1871... 15906
Report on communication from, Dec.
13, 1813 8635
Report on forces ready for action,
1813 8625
Report on home defence, 1863 ..15173
Report on militia, 1828 9983
Report on militia, 1861 14766
Report on V. M. I., 1848 13098
Report rel. to, 1813 8649
Reports and letters of, 1863 15049
Return, 1838 11116
Return, 1839 11380
Return of militia. 1813 8662
Returns of militia, 1862 15033
Salary of, 1813 8643
Special orders of, 1863. . .16171, 15172
Statement, 1813 8628
Transportation of troops, 1859.. 14483
See also Militia.
Administrations. Bill rel. to collecting
tax on, 1843 12270
Taxation on. 1884 17441
Administrators. Bill rel. to. 1824.. 9593
Bill rel. to duty of. 1833 10647
Bill rel. to, 1842 12064
Law of, 1857 14407
Admiralty, Judges of 755S
Adultery. Social intimacy as proof of
adultery 19555
Adversary possession. By David H.
L«al(e, 1900 18742
By P. W. Sims, 1898 18631
By H. C. McDowell Jr 18674. 18631
By Paul Pettit 18631. 18804
By Raleigh C. Minor, 1897 18574
Advertising schemes and ttie lottery
law. By Colin P. Campbell, 1916.
21441
Affidavits. Bill rel. to, 1843 12277
Aarency act. By Frederick W. Sims,
1897 18454
AKKreK&te fund, 1791 7707
Agnew. Ella G. Address. 1912... 20628
Address, 1913 20783
Hand boolc for use of county agents
in home demonstration work. 1916.
21390
Va. girls' canninK clubs. 1916 ....
21391. 21392
Agricultural and mechanical college.
History of, 1872 16062. 16085
Report, 1872 16061
Report, 1878 16709
Report, 1880 16853
Report. 1882 17033
Report. 1883 17219
Report. 1884 17316
Agricultural and mechanical college. —
Cont.
For other entries see Virginia poly-
technic institute.
Agricultural bureau.
Plan for proposed, 1850 13448
Agricultura. chemist. Report rel. to
appointment of, 1848 13176
AgricuKural Club. Petition of. 1850.
13448
Agricultural education. 1903. 19198
By J. M. McBryde, 1891 17981
Report on, 1914 21049
Agricultural experiment station,
Blacksburg. Bulletin
17905, 17906, 17907
Bulletin 18044-18056
Bulletin, 1891 18004-18007
Bulletin. 1393 18178-18189
Bulletin, 1894 18239-18250
Bulletin 1895 18409-18418
Bulletin, 1897 18588-18601
Bulletin, 1901 18940-18949
Bulletin, 1903 19250-19256
Bulletin, 1904 19356-19369
Bulletin. 1905 19440-19444
Bulletin, 1906 19583-19586
Bulletin, 1907 19719-19728
Bulletin, 1908 19916
Bulletin, 1910 20280-20283
Bulletin, 1911 20412-20416
Bulletin, 1914 21052-21057
Bulletin, 1916 21307-213K
Circulars. 1908 19921
Circular, 1910 20284
Index to bulletins, 1897 18601
Report, 1890 17903
Report, 1892 18042
Report. 1893 18177
Report, 1894 18238
Report, 1897 1868S
Report. 1901 189J7
Report. 1902/1908 19249
Report, 1904 19356
Report, 1905 1948*
Report, 1906 19582
Report, 1908 19911!
Report, 1999 20061
Report, 1912 20641
i;ci>ui't, 1913 2080S
Services to farmers of Virginia. 1908.
19922
See also entries under Agricultural
and meclianlcal college, and Vir-
ginia polytechnic college.
Agricultural products. BUI rel. to pre-
miums for, 1846 12646
Tables of rates, 1889 17817
Agricultural professorship. P. H.
Smith on, 1849 13276
Agricultural societies. Memorial of
delegates from, 1836 10859
Agricultural society. Memorial. 1867.
1553*
Agricultural society of Albemarle. Let-
ter rel. to fund for professorship
of agriculture at University of Va-
1826 972i
Agricultural society of Va. Bill to In-
corporate, 1844 12439
Petition asking aid. 1852 1367C
Inspection laws, 1863. .. .13968, 13969
Agricultural society, state. Report on
certificates of membership and
franchises, 1889 17788, 17804
Agricultural statistics. 1894 18203
For counties, 1889 17842
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Agriculture. Advantagres of Viririnla,
1889 :. 17863
Bill rel. to. 1845 12629
Bill to establish board of, 1839...
1146T
Bill to establish board of, 1840.. 11666
Congressional land erant, 1873.. 16111
Crop, stock and labor report, June,
1878 16715
Elementary lessons in 20909
Finding list of, 1911 20368
Funds for the endowment of a pro-
fessorship at the Univ., 1830.. 10177
Governor's message, 1887 17616
Governor's message, 1889 17766
In the South. By P. B. Barringer,
1913 20784
List of manuscripts rel. to history of,
1913 20739
Memorial of Va. state society of,
1867 15536
Memorial to legislature rel. to, 1835.
10850
Paper on, by S. Maupin, 1850... 13448
Professorship at University of Vir-
ginia, 1853 14331
Report of Blacksburg experiment
station, 1894 18238
Report of committee on, 1867.. 16626
Report of committee on, 1901.. 19017
Report rel. to inspection of flour,
1857 14386, 14386
Statement of grain products, 1868-
1877, compared with years before
the war 16566
Tables of products, 1852 13706
Weekly crop bulletin, 1891 17992
Weekly crop bulletin, 1893 18158
Weekly crop bulletin, 1894 18210
Agriculture, board of. Auditor's state-
ment rel. to appropriations to, 1888
and 1889 17785
Bill rel. to, 1842 12056
Bill to establish, 1839 11330
By-laws, 1S89 17810
Communication rel. to rights of,
1908 19741
Contracts to be required by those
who register property for sale,
1889 17810
Creation of united board, 1910.. 20133
Expenditures, 1912 20486
Geological series, bulletins, 1905..
19404, 19405
Governor's Message, 1893 18063
Hand-book of Va., 1893.. 18161, 18162
Hand-book of Virginia, 1907. .. .19662
Instructions furnished agents, 1889.
Letter from secretary asking an in-
vestigation. 1889 17797
License tax paid by agents, 1889..
17«10
Names of county agents, 1889
»T w ... 17810
Number of farms for sale, 1889. .17810
Officers, members & employees, 1895.
18389
Outline of work, 1841 11746
Report. 1842 11972
Report, 1889 17842
Report, 1890 17878
Report, 1891 17981
Report, 1892 .18018
Report, 1893 18144
Report, 1894 18202
Report, 1896 18374. 18389
Agriculture, board of. — Cont.
Report, 1896 18430, 18419
Report, 1897 18551
Report, 1898 18613
Report, 1899 18725
Report, 1900 18779
Report, 1904 19298
Report, 1906 195O0
Report, 1907 19635. 19649
Report, 1909 19939
Report, 1911 20320
Report of committee on usefulness
and expenditures of, 1889
17787, 17824
Report rel. to, 1893 18126
Request for investigation. 1908..197'<6
Statement of expenditures. 1914...
208*1
Agriculture, commissioner of. Com-
munication rel. to board of agricul-
ture, 1889 1781*
Communication rel. to immigrants,
1889 r.l781<
Communication rel. to rights of, 1908,
19741
Hand-book o'f Va., 1879 16822
Hand-book of Va., 2d ed., 1879. .16823
Report, 1880 16857
Report, 1881 1695*
Report, 1887 17716
Report, 1890 17878
Report, 1892 18018
Report, 1893 18144
Report. 1894 18202
Report. 1895 18874. 18389
Report. 1896 184S9
Report. 1897 18561
Report. 1898 1861J
Report, 1900 18779
Report, 1901 18896
Report, 1902 19122
Report, 1908 19797, 19809
Report. 1909 19959
Request for investigation of office
of, 1908 19776
Terms of office, 1877 1654 4
Agriculture, department of. Analysis
of fertilizers, 1904 ....19303-19306
Bulletins, 1900 18794-18796
Bulletins. 1901 18911-18914
Bulletins, 1902 19141-19145
Bulletins, 1903 19208-19212
Bulletins, 1906 19383-19387
Bulletins, 1906 19515-19522
Bulletins, 1907 19649-19652
Bulletins, 1908 19824, 19829, 19830.
19831. 19832. 19833. 19843
Bulletins, 1909 19955-19963
Bulletins, 1910 20164-20169
Bulletins, 1911 20314-20324
Bulletins, 1912 20614-20630
Bulletins, 1913 20677-20688
■ l"!!etlns, 1914 20897-20906
Bulletins, 1915 21142-2116"
Bulletins. 1916 21383-21392
Expenditures, 1895 18389
Governor's Message, 1881 16877
Governor's Message rel. to establlsh-
men.t of, 1883 17169
Governor's Message rel. to, 188S..
17347
Hand-book of Virginia. 1910... 20191
Hand-book of Va., 1911 2034S
Report, 1903 19198
Report, 1904 19282, 19297
Report, 1906 19368, 19382
Report, 1908 19809, 19824
Report, 1910 20145, 201*7
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Agrrlculture, department ot. — Cont.
Report, 1911 20296, 20820
Report, 1912 204U5, 20523
Report. 1913 20657. 20688
Report, 1914 20876
Report, 1915 21116, 21143
Veto message, 1883 17114
Agricultural survey. Res. of aouthern
agricultural association, 1853...
13951
Aiken, Ada Holcorabe. Prof.- J. P. Hol-
combe, 1897 18503
Ainslie, Geo. Damages for nervous
sliock, with impact, 1902 19162
Locality of a personal action, etc.,
1898 18631
Statutory notice of eeneral meeting
of stockholders, 1901 18801
Aitken, Robert 7484
Alabama. Commissioners from, 1861.
14707, 14714
Communication concerning trans-
portation by railroads in Confed-
eracy, 1863 16040
Letter of governor of, rel. to convict
slaves, 1857 14311
Report on resolutions of various
states rel. to' emancipation and col-
onization, 1826 9764
Report on state bank, 1838. .. .11146
Resolutions rel. to abolition of slav-
ery. 1835 10862
Resolutions rel. to admission of
Texas, 1841 , 11771
Resolutions rel. to Andrew Jackson,
1823 9458
Resolutions rel. to annexation of
Texas, 1838 11177
Resolutions rel. to controversy be-
tween Va. and New York, 1842, and
on state debts 11959
Resolutions rel. to Massachusetts-
South Carolina controversy, 1844.
12384
Resolution rel. to public lands, 1841.
11778
Resolutions rel. to refusjtl of Maine
to surrender fugitives from Jus-
tice. 1840 11599
Resolutions rel. to tariff, 1840.. 11591
Resolutions rel. to tarllT and doctrine
of nulllflcatlon, 1833 10563
Resolutions rel. to veto power in
U. 8. constitution, etc., 1844
12387
Res. rel. to war debt, 1862 16038
State convention of, 1861 14713
Statement rel. to population of, 1846.
12717
Southern convention. 1857 14319
Albemarle agricultural society. Me-
morial to legislature, 1835. .. .10850
Albemarle and Chesal>%ake canal co.
North Carolina resolutions rel. to
Investigation of, 1874 16274
Reports. 1903-1911 21731
Albemarle and FarmviUe railway co
Report, 1905 21732
Albemarle barracks 7218
Albemarle county. Agricultural socy..
1826 9720
Bill to establish free schools in, 1844.
12449
Election of Alex. Rives and T. J.
Randolph, 1835 10812
Grape culture in, 1880 16867
Inspection for San Jose scale, 1902.
1916S
Albemarle county — Cont.
Iron works, 1777 706»
List of delinquent lands. 1831.. 10402
Martin Dawson's bequest, 1839.. 11417
Petition. 1797 7882, 7893
Report rel. to railroad, 1847 12974
Reports of Miller manual labor
school, 1886-1901 22090
Turnpike from Howardsville, 1846.
12820
Vs. Davidson bros., 1873 16103
Albemarle steam navigation co. Re-
ports, 1903-1911 21733
Albion (ship) 7051-7053
Alderman, B. A. Address, 1905
19431. 19434
Address, 1906 19671
Address, 1909 20047
Address of acceptance, 1904... 19351
Kdward M. Shepard, 1912 20626
Growth of public education in Amer-
ica, 1908 19897
Inaugural address, 1905 19430
Installation, 1905.. 19430, 19432, 19434
The making of a national spirit. 1906.
19570
Message from Virginia to Massachu-
setts, 1910 20268
Poe and the University, 1909... 20048
Reasons for a college hour, 1908 . .
19898
Religious ideals of the University,
1910 20261
Report, 1912 20483
Sectionalism and nationality, 1907.
19707
Sketch, etc., 1904 19351
Speech, 1912 20627
University of Virginia as an asset of
the state, 1910 20258
Virginia. 1909 20049
A Va. democrat [Woodrow Wilson].
1911 20397
War letter, 1915 21296
Yale and the University of Va., 1906.
19570
Alderson, George. Election of, 1842.
11960
Alexander, Andrew. Commissioner on
rivers, 1828 9930
Report on certain rivers, 1812.. 8520
River commissioner. 1816.. 8911. 19698
Alexander. J. University of Virginia
catalogue, 1847 13067
Alexander, John H. Examination of
sounds of Eastern shore, 1834...
10750
Alexander vs. commonwealth 8354
Alexander vs. Harvey 9356
Alexander's gen. printing office... 7933
Alexandria (City). Address respecting
fed. capital. 1789 7670
Bank of the Old Dominion, 1853..
1395S
Branch of Farmers' bank of Va., 1846.
12860
Connell. James 7238
Election of Edgar Snowden from,
1847 18018
Farmer's Institute, 1892 18018
Laws, 1798-1800 7996
Laws of corporation. 1811 8478
Letter from governor rel. to thanks-
giving, 1857 14306
Letter rel. to custom house and post
office In. 1853 13960
Little river turnpike. 1826 9771
Memorial rel. to railroad. 1846.. 12762
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Alexandria (City). — Cont.
Petition rel. to Alexandria canal,
1846 12768
Proceedings rel. to retrocession of,
1841 11771
Proceedings rel. to Winchester and
Potomac and Manassas Gap rail-
roads, 1859 -...14477
Report on petition rel. to Orange and
Alexandria railroad, 1849 13325
Report rel. to railroad at, 1836.. 10972
Report rel. to turnpike, 1834. .. .10701
Retrocession of county of Alexandria
to Virginia, 1845 12679
Sutton, John 7232
See also Bank of the Old Dominion.
Alexandria and Fredericksburg rail-
way CO. Report rel. to, 1870. . . .
15816, 15831, 15832
Reports. 1871-1890 21735
Alexandria and Potomac railroad com-
pany. Memorial rel. to incorpora-
tion of, 1846 12762
Alexandria and Washington railroad
CO. Reports, 1858. lf60, 1878-1890.
21736
Alexandria and Washington turnpike
CO. Reports. 1865 21712
Alexandria canal. Petition rel. to state
subscription to, 1846 12768
Alexandria canal company. Communi-
cation from, 1848 13181
Grant of water power to, 1859.. 14573
Purchase of stock by board of public
works, 1846 12865
Reports 1847-1860, except 1858.. 21737
Alexandria county. Bill rel. to re-
ceding of, by congress to Va., 1845.
12653
Address to the people of the XT. S..
1840 11561
Bill to extend Virginia jurisdiction
over, 1846 12827
Charges against Judge N. B. Meade,
1883 17116, 17162
Court house, 1895 18281
History of free schools, 1872. .. .16062
Petition for cession to TJ. S., 1861.
22148
Pierpont's letter rel. to military
court, 1861 22136
Report of commU^ee on petition of,
to be admitted into state of Vir-
ginia. 1845 12691
Retrocession of, 1846 12743, 12747
Retrocession of town and county to
Virginia, 1845 12679
Alexandria government. Acts, 1863.
22203
Acts, 1864 22206
Archives, 1861-1865 22213-22217
Auditor's report. 1863. . .22188, 22197
Auditor's report, 1864 22193, 22201
Convention of 1864 22209
Governor's message, 1863..22187, 22196
Governor's message, 1864..22190. 22200
House Journal, 1863 22186
House journal, 1864 22189
Instructions to revenue commission-
ers, 1865 22218
Journal of constitutional convention,
1864 22212
Protest of Thomas H. Kellam, 1863.
22198
Regular terms of courts, 1864.. 22208
Report of commissioners on Norfolk
branch bank, 1864 22191
Report of condition of Norfolk
branch bank, 1864 22202
Alexandria government. — Cont.
Rules of joint assembly. 1864... 22192
Senate journal. 1863-1865 22194
Separate election precincts, 1864 . . .
22207
Virginia constitution, 1864
22210 22211
Alexandria imprints. Act rel. to Poto-
mac, 1784 7437
Gray, R. & J., 1803 8109
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire
railroaid. Communication rel. to
sale of state's interest in, 1872..
16026
Petition, 1857 14289
Reports, 1855-1869, I860. 1866.. 21734
Alexandria, Lioudoun and Hampshire
Turnpike co. Reports, 1853, 1864.
21480
Alfalfa experiments. By Lyman Car-
rier, E. R. Hodgson, R. P. Cocke
and B. G. Anderson, 1914 21056
Alfalfa growing in Va 20169
Alfalfa, the inoculation and cultivation
of. By A. M. Soule and Meade Fer-
guson, 1905 19440
Alfriend, E. M. Report on natl. insur-
ance convention, 1871 15980
Report, 1871 15987
Alias, writs of. Bill rel. to, 1842.. 12026
Alien and sedition laws
7921-7944. 7966-7973
Memorial from Caroline, 1798.. 7899b
Resolutions, 1798 7899 d
Resolutions concerning, 1800 . . . .8007
Resolutions rel. to repeal of sedition
law 7977
Text of, 1799 7911
Virginia resolutions of 1798 rel. to.
1819 nsi
Aliens. Bill rel. to holding of real
estate by, 1839 11S26
Eligibility of, for federal offices, 1796.
7899 1 7907
Report rel. to military duty of.' 1861.
14968
Rights in U. S., 1803 8105
Right to hold lands, 1803 8106
Alimony as a provable debt in bank-
ruptcy proceedings. By W. O.
Mathews, 1900 18742
Allan, T. Tax on tobacco, 1868. .15139
Allegation and proof. By John Hunter,
jr, 1884 17834
Alleghany and Huntersville turnpike
road. Reports, 1852-1855.. . .21481
Alleghany and Moorefield turnpike co.
Reports, 1849-1861 21626
Alleghany County Bill rel to Cow-
pasture roads in, 1844 12404
Alleghany mountain. Report on sur-
veys of, 1851 13669 k
Alleghany mountains. Surveys of rail-
roads across, 1845 12711
Allegro & Goode. House Journal. 1866
16402. 1&40»
Revenue laws, 1866 1 6662
Session laws, 1866 1646t
Allen, H. C. Article rel. to estate of
married women, 1884 17334
Speaker, 1877 16604
Speaker. 1878 1661S
Allen, James. Judge.. 7664. 8816, 9366.
9521, 9881, 9885. 10066, 1026?
Allen, John J. Chesapeake & Ohio
canal, 1834 1072S
Allen, John J. Judge 11047, 11049.
11096, 11531, 11707, 11927, 12140l
12310, 11488, 12700, 12923. 1304S.
13202, 13341, 13471. 13666, 13727*
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Allen, John J. — Cont.
14007, 14021, 14200, 14202, 14403,
14424, 14661.
Allen, S. Brown. Amounts paid attor-
neys, 1883 17176
Balance of state tax against each
city and county, 1883 17203
Collection of inheritance tax, 1883.
17198
Collection of taxes on railroad &
canal companies, 1883 17177
Collectors of delinquent taxes, 1883.
17199
Communication rel. to collectors of
taxes. 1882 17014
Communication rel. to delinquent
taxes, 1883 17128
Communication rel, to moneys for
school purposes, 1883 17129
Communication rel. to tax collectors,
1883 17124
Communication rel. to taxes upon
railroads. 1883 17123
Coupon-lilller no. 2. 1883 17181
Delinquent collateral Inheritance tax,
1883 17179
Extra services of attorney-greneral,
1883 17176
Information rel. to tax collectors,
1883 17178
Laws r^l. to revenue commissioners,
1882 17063
Report. 1882 17024
Report, 1883 17211
Report rel. to Judge R W. Arnold,
1883 17105
Seaboard & Roanoke railroad co..
1883 17195
Taxes of sample merchants, 1883..
17174
Allen, T. W. Creaming of milk, 1893.
18144
Allen vs. Chownlng 10268
Allison. Henry B. Trial of, 1851.. 13557
Allyn, Joseph T. Election of, 1839..
11369
Report on direct trade & Internal
police, 1839 11280
Almanac (health). See Health almanac.
Almshouses, County and city, 1909
19952
Altizer, Marvin H. Subsequent birth
of children as a revocation of a
will, 1903 18235
Alvord, Prof. Address, 1895 18374
Alvord, H. E. Cows profitable in Va,
1899 18725
Alwood. W. B. Apple. 1891 17981
A consideration of the commercial
handling of cider fruit 19182
A new plan for . . a stora«:e
cellar 18417
An experiment in generating vine-
gar, 1896 18477
Apple production in Va., 1904.. 19367
Bitter rot of apples 19187
Bush fruits 18054
Composition of apples 19188
Cider fermentation with pure yeasts,
1904 19368
Circular in rel. to some injurious in-
sects and plant diseases, 1904. . .
19317
Circular on treatment for San Jose
scale, 1901 18918
Circular on treatment for San Jose
scale, 1903 19218
Chemical composition of elder.. 19184
Alwood, W. B. — Cont.
Crop pest law, 1899 1876k
Crown gall of apple trees 19185
Cultural and variety work, 1891..
18001
Diseases of the grape, 1893 .... 18144
Distribution of San Jose scale in Va.
„ 18473
Experiment garden notes
18418, 18466
Experimental vineyard 18659
Fermentation and finishing of ciders.
19183
Field tests with tomatoes 17905
Four diseases of the apple 18049
Grape culture, 1893 18184
Growing forest tree seedlings. .18653
Injurious insects and diseases of
plants, 1893 18144, 18178
Inspection and treatment of San Jose
scale, 1897 18597
Inspection of Albemarle and Nelson
counties, 1902 19153-19164
Legislation rel. to summer treatment
for San Jose scale, 1897 18692
Lime sulphur wash 19188
Meteorological data and bloom notes
of fruits, 1897 18600
Notes on canning, 1903 19252
Notes on the cherry orchard. . .18471
Notes on the plum orchard, 1896..
18478
Notes on treatment of San Jose
scale, 1897 18590
Observations on the production of
vinegar In cellars, 1901 18945
Orchard and small fruits, 1889.. 17864
Orchard studies: Notes on some of
the more important varieties of
apples, 1901 18948
Orchard studies: Remedial neasures
against San Jose scale, 1901.. 18949
Orchard studies: The fruit planta-
tion. Pome fruits. 1901 18946
Orchard studies, 1902 19178-19188
Orchard technique, 1899. .18761-18764
Potato tests, 1891 18004
Report, 1901 18916
Report on Inspection of Roanoke
county for San Jose scale, 1901.
18917
Ripe rot of apples, 1894 1824S
San Jose or pernicious scale 18468
Strawberries, 1893 18181
Strawberry culture, 1894 18240
Treatment of diseases of the grape.
18047
Utilization of unmerchantable apples
„ . 18416
Vatiety tests of strawberries
17907, 18656
Vegetables, 1891 18007
Ambler, Jacquelin. Accts. as treas.,
1782 7332
Accts. as treasurer, 1783... 7373, 7376
Accts. as treas , 1784 7421
Accts. as treas., 1785 , 7450
Accts. as treas., 1786 7500, 7503
Accts. as treas., 17<>7 7532, 7541
Accts. as treas.. 1788 7614, 7617
Accts. as treas., 1789 7647, 7658
Accts. as treas, 1790 7684, 7694
Accts. as treas., 1791 7709, 7717
Accts. as treas., 1792 7751
Accts. as treas, 1793 7777, 7788
Accts. as treas., 1794 7796
Accts. as treas., 1796 7824
Accts. as treas., 1796 7845
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Ambler, Jacquelin. — Cont.
Accts. as treas., 1797 7880
Accts., as treas.. 1798 7899e
Advertisement taxes payable, 1783.
7368
Notice, june 21, 1787 7566
State of taxes, 1787 7637
Tax notice, July 10, 1786 7518
Amelia co Election of A. Jones.. 7899c
Election of Bathurst Randolph. 1808.
8269
Petition of Henry E. Lee. 1902.. 19060
Report rel. to colony of Hollanders
in, 1870 15712
American antiquarian society. Act
concerning convention, passed Dec
12. 1787 7553
Act rel. fed. convention, 1786.... 7608
Madison's memorial, 1786/86 7482
Seven resolutions, 1787 7554
American archives 6988
American bank note co. Amounts paid
ior engrraving bonds, 1887. .. .17652
American bond-funding- and banking
association, 1874 16243, 16266
American colonization society. Lictter
of governor rel. to, 1826 9726
Memorial of agent. 1849 13308
Report of committee rel. to. 1827 . .
^844. 9846
Resolutions of Ga. & S. C. rel. to, 1827.
9816
American historical review 7927
American history. Finding list. 1908.
19869
American humor. By Chas. Alphonso
Smith, 1910 20268
American literature as viewed by for-
eigners. ' By C. Alphonso Smith.
1914 21027
American medfbal assoisiation. Address
from. 1850 13616
Report of council on, 1906 19660
American nationalism. By W M.
Thornton, 1914 21029
American republican ticket 8005
American school at Athens, the. By
J. R. S. Sterrett, 1»97 18583
American telephone and telegraph co.
Reports, 1903-1909 22050
American union telegraph co. of Vir-
ginia. Reports, 1909, 1910... 22061
Amherst co. Election of David S. Gar-
land, 1832 10437
List of delinquent lands in, 1831..
10402
Memorial rel. to railroad from Char-
lottesville to Lynchburg, I860..
13443
Petition. 1797 7882, 7893
Amherst county turnpike co. Bill &
petitions rel to, 1850 13382
Ammunition. Revolution 7629
Amnesty proclamation by the presi-
dent, 1866 16403
Analysis of fertilizers'. See Fertilizers.
Anderson. B. Q. Alfalfa experiments,
1914 21066
Experiments with dark tobacco, 1914
21065
Improvement of fire-cured tobacco,
1907 19721
Tobacco Investigations 19916
Anderson, Charles J. Report, 1893 . .
18143
Report, 1894 18201
Report, 1896 18373
Report, 1896 18429
Anderson, Charles J. — Cont.
Report, 1897 18550
Report, 1906 19499
Report, 1907 19634
Report, 1908 19808
Report, 1909 ; 19938
Anderson, F. M 7927
Anderson, Francis T. Judge
15650. 15866, 16963, 16067. 16086,
16087, 16208, 16390, 16482. 16691,
16591a, 16713. 16713a. 16820, 16866,
16953. 16963a, 17764.
Anderson, George Wayne. Extension
of loans, 1898 18631
Jefferson's system of philosophy, 1908.
19900
Report, 1903 19232
Anderson. H. R. Table of board of
assessors, 1839 11440
Anderson, Hansford. Election of, 1883.
17078
Anderson, I. C. Letter rel to agricul-
ture, 1842 11972
Anderson, J. R. History of V. P. 1..
1873 16085
Anderson, John T Amendment to re-
port on legislative dept.. 1860.13533
Letter. 1846 12716
Anderson, Joseph B. Report, 1914..
21024
Anderson, M 7665
Anderson, M. G. Election of, 1871..
15904
Anderson. M. L. Obstetrics. 1907.. 19684
Anderson. Richard C 7380, 7404
Anderson. Samuel A. Code revision.
1916 21328
Contribution between co-sureties,
1898 13631
Report. 1916 21377
Anderson, Samuel C. Amendment to
bill establishing Appomattox coun-
ty, 1844 12421
Anderson, W. H. co. KIttle's law of
rule days in Va and W. Va., etc,
1914 20983
Anderson, William Report, 1826...
9648
Report, 1833 10791
Report, 1836 11061
Report as Kanawha commissioner,
1 003 . , 9489
Report, 'kanawha' road' l'8'2'4.".'. .9561
9573
Anderson. William A. Approprlationa
for pensions and mileage for mem-
bers. 1902 19080
Argument, Va state debt case. 1909.
20045
Assessment of railway property. 1902.
19110
Attorney general. .18909. 19134, 19206.
19296, 19380, 19612, 19613. 19646,
19821. 19822, 19953.
Commissioners of revenue. 1902 . .
19086
Counsel for Virginia. 1910
20246, 20247, 20264
Counsel for Virginia, state debt case,
1907 19697
Lands purchased In audltot-'s name,
1002 19084
Registration" boards,' 'l'9'o'2' ';'.'.'.*. .19093
Relief fund for firemen. 1902... 19097
Report. 1902 19121
Report. 1903 19194
Report. 1904 19279
Report, 1906 19365
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Anderson, William A. — Cont.
Report, 1906 19496
Report, 1907 19631
Report, 1908 19805
Report. 1909 19933
Report rel. to litigation between the
state and the R. F. & P railroad
CO.. 1908 19779
School trustees. 1902 19094
SufCrage cases, 1909 19346
Va. state'debt case, 1914 21021
Va. vs. W. Va. 1906 19567, 19568
Anderson bros. Bar examinations, 1916-
20220
Minor's institutes, 1891 18000
Minor's institutes, 1892 18036
Minor's law of real property, 1908
19893'
Minor's law of tax titles, 1898.. 18640
Anderson seminary. Historical sketch,
1873 16205
Andrews, Ephraim 7661
Andrews, Robert 10863
Letter rel. to Dismal Swamp canal
CO., 1801 8025
Andrews, W. H. Proceedings rel. to
arresf of, 1870 15692
Anemia or hookworm In Va 20234
Ane-ell, President. Speech, 1905.. 19430
Animal parasites. By B. P. Nlles. 1900.
18815-18821
Animal products, etc., 1900 18779
Annapolis naval academy Alleeed
sale of cadetahip, 1874 16255
Ansonia brass and copper co. Case of
U. S against, 1910 20257
Answer to bill of discovery — effect as
evidence. By Jas. C. Lamb, 1901.
18928
Anttrony, Elliott 7931a
Antiseptic treatment of wounds
18045, 18050
Anti-tyther 7480
Antoni, Andrew vs. Samuel C. Qreen-
how, 1882 17046
1883 17235
Antwerp. Proposed steam ships from
Norfolk to, 1850 13453, 13457
Steamboat line, 1862 13626
Steamboat line to Richmond, 1853.
13929
Aphides. By David E. Pink, 1915..
21159
Appalachian chain. Physical structure
of, 1841 11935
Appalachian power co Reports, 1912-
1915 21738
Appalachian school improvement
foundation. History and work of,
1916 21271
Appeals. Higrh cost of appeals in Va
By Georgre Bryan, 1916 21440
Number of, 1907 19745
Veto message rel. to, 1870
15689, 15714
Appeals press. State debt case, 1913.
20772, 20773
Va. state debt case, 1914 21021
Watts' reports, v. 10, 1915 21141
Watts' reports, v. 11, 1916 21382
Watts' Virginia appeals, 1916.. 20896
Appellate court lawyer. By Robert M.
Hughes, 1897 18674
Appellate jurisdiction. By L. M. Kean,
1886 17532
Apperson, John S. Report, 1893.. 18132
Apple Insects. By E. B 'Blakeslee,
1914 21030
Apple-tree borer By E. A. Back, 1913.
20672
Apple trees. Apple orchard, how to
plant and spray, 1911 20322
Effect of cedar rust upon assimila-
tion of carbon dioxide by apple
leaves. By Howard S. Reed and
J. S. Cooley, 1912 20641
Effects of pruning, root pruning,
etc. By A. W. Drinkard, jr., 1915.
21312
Foliage diseases of the apple. By
Howard S. Reed, J. S. Cooley and
J. T. Rogers. 1912 20642
Gymnosporanglum on transpira-
tion of apple trees By H. S. Reed
and J. S. Cooley, 1912 20641
Pruning, effects of, on dwarf apple
trees. By A. W. Drinkard, jr.,
1913 20803
Studies on phyllosticta and conlo-
thyrium occurring on apple foliage.
By C. H Crabill, 1912 20641
Apples. 1^80 16857
1896 18130
The bitter rot of apples. By Wm. B
Alwood 19187
By S. A. Birch, 1891 17981
By Prof. Alwood, 1891 17981
Cedar rust disease of apples caused
by gymnosporanglum junlperi-
virginianae schw. By Howard &
Reed and C. H Crabill, 1915...
2131 «
The composition of apples. By Wm.
B. Alwood and R. J. Davidson . . .
19188
Control of cedar rust of apples. By
Howard S. Reed, J S. Cooley and
C. H. Crabill. 1914 21052
Culture of French cider apples. By
H. L. Price and W. B. Ellett, 1908.
19915
Diseases 1804-)
Frog- eye leaf spot of apples. By C
Harvey Crabill, 1915 21307
Growing in Va 21167
Growing the a--le orchard, 18t9..
18763
Investigation into the character of
cider apples in Europe and com-
parisons with American fruit. By
Wm. B. Alwood 19181
Marketing the ap'ple crop. By C. E.
Bassett, 1914 21030
Production In Va., 1899 18764
Production in Va. By Wm. B. Al-
wood, 1904 19357
Ripe rot of. By Wm B. Alwood,
1894 1824»
Soil management in Virginia apple
orchard. By S. W. Fletcher, 1913.
20731
Some Important varieties 18948
Some observations on crown gall of
apple trees. By Wm. B. Alwood.
19185
Success in certain counties, 1896..
18441
Use of unsalable 18418
Wormy, apples and how to prevent
them — results of spraying for cod-
ling moth in 1908. By J. E. Buck.
1909 20063
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Appleton, D. and Co Rogers' reports
on geology of Virginias, 1884....
11936
Appomatox, paeud. See Leigh, Benja-
min Watklns.
Appomattox and Charlotte railway co.
Reports. 1905. 1906 21739
Appomattox canal co. Act to establish.
8288
Appomattox company. See Upper Ap-
pomattox CO. and Lower Appomat-
tox CO.
Appomattox county. Bill to establish,
1844 12421
Election of W. C. Franklin, 1883..
17088. 17243
Railroad through, 1857 14285
Appomattox railroad co. Report, 1849.
1851 21740
Appomattox river. Letter rel to ob-
struction in, 1862 15022
Navigation of, 1787 7525
Report on navigation of, 1822.. 9442
Apportionment. 1829 10151
Governor's message, 1891 17915
Report of auditor on. 1864 16377
■ Report of com. on, 1867.. 15609, 15641
Veto message, 1883 17107
Apprentices. Bill rel. to. 1840 12073
Appropriations. 1791 7736
Act . . . 1792 7764
Amt., paid out, 1884 17453
Bill, 1834 10763
Bill, 1835 10885
Bill, 1836 11017
Bill. 1838 11214
Bill. 1839 11341. 11508
Bill, 1840 11680
Bill, 1841 11880, 11892
Bill. 1842 12100
Bill, 1843 12233, 12304
Bill, 1844 12453
Bill, 1845 12616a
Bill, 1846 12897
Report rel. to. 1857 14304
Res. rel. to. 1853 13964
Statement. 1863 13979. 14003
Statement. 1865 14196
Statement, 1857 14398
Statement, 1863 15095
For other entries rel. to appropria-
tions see under Finance, and Fi-
nance committee.
Arbor day, 1914 20945
Archer, R Letter rel. to agriculture,
1842 11972
Archer, W. W. Report rel. to, 1879..
16748
Archer. William S. Portrait of. 1881.
16912
Resolutions rel. to Incorporation of
a bank of the .U S.. 1819 9095
Resolutions rel. to U. S. bank law.
1819 9181
Architecture. Williamson's manu-
script. 1857 14242, 14288
Archives 10628
1776 7004
1777 7081
1778 7114
1779 ' 7178
1780 7241
1781 7311
1782 1... 7339
1783 7378
1784 7429
Archives.— Cont.
1785 746*
1786 750t
nil 7545
"88 762»
178* 766S
1790 770J
1791 7725
1792 775»
1793 7787
1794 780*
17D5 7838
1796 786J
1797 7891
1798 7908
1799 7961
1800 7995
1801 8040
1802 806*
1803 8098
1804 8isa
1806 8168
1806 8201
1807 8240
1808 8298
1809 8357
1810 8418
1811 847»
1812 8665
1813 8661
1814 8727
1816 8817
1816 8901
1817 8988
1818 9049
1819 914S
1820 ; 9240
1821 • 9362
1822 9441
1824 961S
1825 9700
1826 9800
1827 9887
1828 9975
1829 10068
1830 10269
1831 10398
1833 10685
1834 10785
1836 11051
18!!7 11098
1838 11241
1840 1170*
1811 119S»
1842 1214S
1844 1X4»1
1845 12708
1846 12928
1847 13050
1848 1320*
1849 13348
1850 13474
1851 13558
1852 13874
1863 14009
1864 14025
1858 14428
1869 1463C
1860 14664
1861 14999
1864 I6398
1867 165<*
1868 15(58
1869 16778
1881 16957
Alexandria government, 1861-1866
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Archives. — Cont.
British, Maryland & Va., rel. to
boundary, 1878 16089
Burwell's letter, 1860 14507
Burwell's report, 1860 14562
Calendar of leKislative petitions,
„ 1908 1980lf
Calendar of state papers, v. 1, 1876
16392
Calendar of state papers, v. 2.. 16957
Calendar of state papers, v. 3.. 17233
Calendar of state papers, v. 4.. 17327
Calendar of state papers, v. 6.. 17486
Calendar of state papers, v. 6..172S4
Calendar of state papers, v. 7.. 17747
Calendar of state papers, v. 8.. 17890
Calendar of state papers, v. 9.. 17891
Calendar of state papers, v. 10.. 18029
Calendar of state papers, v. 11
14222. 14406, 16097, 16267, 16470,
1S537, 18159.
Calendar of transcripts, 1905
19371 19412
Correspondence with W. N. 'Sains-
bury. 1872 160S6
In ofUce of clerk of senate, 1845..
1267*
legislative petitions 19873
letter from governor of West Vlr-
grinia rel to records, 1891
17931 17963
letters in possession of Mrs. Lossing.
, ^ . 18487
Letter of auditor, 2d auditor, treas-
urer, 1834 10712
List of documents recovered by Mr.
Storey, 1897 18524
List of MSS. exhibited at James-
town, 1907 19678
List of muster rolls placed in custody
of U. S., 1905 19372
Losslng manuscripts.... 20817, 20848
Manuscripts recently deposited in
library by auditor 20986
Memorial to remove petitions rel. to
religious liberty from state library,
1«99 18695
Nimmo s report on preservation of,
^1903 19241
Papers received from Lossing estate,
f914 20876
Progress on, 1889 17830
Records supposed to have been
taken by Dunmore, 1849 13328
Report from counties, 1874. ...16177
Report of committee, 1781 7268
Report of John H. Moore on. 1896..
„ 18310, 18384
Report of John H. Moore on, 1897.
^ 18531
Report of John H. Smith on, 1832.
_ 10459
Report of R. Colston on historical
manuscripts, 1891 17969
Report of W. G. Stanard on, 1893..
18135
Report of W. N. Sainsbury, 1874 . .
^ 16177
Report of Wm. P. Palmer rel. to MSS.
in library, 1872 16008
Report of W. P. Palmer, 1874.. 16280
Report on Augusta co. records, 1906.
19498, 19556
Reports. 1877 16571
Reports of Col. McRae and Col. Col-
ston, 1887 17682
Archives. — Cont.
Reports of McRae, Flournoy, How*
ard, 1886 1742«
Reports of the committee on the con-
dition of the clerk's office
Appendix C
Surrender of, to West Virginia, 1871.
1594S
William P. Palmer's report on prog-
ress, 1872 1602S
W. P, Palmer's report, 1876 16370
Archives, British. Material rel. to Va
boundaries In, 1861 14736
Ardent spirits. Bill rel. to license for,
1841 11854. 11882
Arithmetic, primary. By J. H. Binford
1873 16205
By S. H. Owens, 1874 16298
Arkansas. Communication from con-
vention of, 1861 14775
Resolutions, 1866 1410S
Resolutions rel. to expulsion by South
Carolina of Massachusetts repre-
sentative, 1844 12381
Resolution rel. to public lands, 1839.
11268
Southern convention, 1857 14319
Armand's corps 10624
Armistead, William 7660
Petition of heirs asking land bounty,
1852 T 136M
Armory. Appropriations from 1798 to
1853 13989
Bill rel. to, 1839 11507
Bill rel to, 1841 11888
Bill rel. to, 1844 12469
Bill rel. to school at, 1845 12618
BUI to continue operation of, 1821.
9339
Bill to establish military school,
1842 12038
Bill to establish school at, 1844.12426
Bill to establish school at. 1846.12834
Communication rel. to wall of, 1849.
13298
Land for site. 1798 9807
Letter from Ellis rel. to, 1859.. 14463
Letter of governor rel. to, 1844.12466
Military school at, 1842 12004
Plan for, 1859 14488
Removal of machinery from, 1863.
16194
Repairs to, 1822 9408
Report, 1806 8191, 8204
Report. 1809 8342
Report, 1810 8400, 840S
Report, 1812 8529
Report, 1818 8661
Report. 1816 8884. 8897
Report. 1818 9025. 904B
Report, 1819 9108, 9127
Report, 1823 9457, 9461
Report, 1824 9584
Report. 1825 9641
Report, 1826 9760, 9788
Report. 1828 9900
Report. 1829 10022
Report. 1830 10191
Report. 1831 10311, 10348
Report, 1832 10459
Report. 1833 10586
Report. 1834 1071?. 10771
Report. 1835 10847, 10859. 10890
Report. 1836 10928, 10938. Iia24a
Report. 1838 11118
Report, 1839 11268, 11394, 11518
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Report. 1840 11661
Report, 1841 11742a
Report, 1842 11961
Report, 1844 12330, 12472
Report, 1846 12627
Report, 1846 12738, 12743, 12909
Report, 1847 12963, 12971, 12991,
13036.
Report, 1848 13089, 13126, 13182
Report, 1849 13248, 13260, 13284
Report, 1850 13400
Report. 1862 13692, 13641. 13688,
13735, 13799. 13812.
Report, 1853 13884, 13941
Report, 1864. 1865 14117
Report. 1857 14279. 14328. 14329
Report. 1858 and 1869 14531
Report. 1860 14930
Report. 1861 14729
Report ot com.. 1807 8234
Report of com.. 1808 8282
Report of com.. 1809 8342
Report of com., 1810 8406
Report of com. 1811 8464
Report of com.. 1812 8648
Report of com.. 1814 8703, 8719
Report of com., 1816 8790, 8806
Report of com., 1817 8966
Report of com., 1819 9160
Report of com., 1820.. 9207, 9227, 9230
Report of com., 1821 9339, 9346
Report of com., 1822 9378, 9436
Report of com., 1823 9611
Report of com., 1824 9649. 9607
Report of com., 1825 9637, 9689
Report of com., 1826 9769, 9789
Report of com., 1827 9819. 9872
Report of com., 1828 9914
Report of com . 1829 10018
Report of com.. 1830 10187, 10257
Report of com., 1831 10302
Report of com., 1832
10443, 10464, 10606
Report ot com., 1834 10703
Report of com.. 1838 11175, 11223
Report of com., 1839
11261, 11349, 11376
Report of com., 1840 11616, 11694
Report of com., 1841
11739, 11799. 11908
Report of com.. 1842 11955, 12112
Report of com.. 1843 12171, 12297
Report of com., 1845 12515. 12681
Report of com.. 1850 13365. 13374
Report of superintendent, 1806.. 8211
Report of superintendent, 1807.. 8235
Report of superintendent. 1808.. 8319
Report of superintendent. 1823.. 9450
Report on inspection ot, 1817... 8980
Report on roads through grrounds,
1852 13716, 13719
Report rel. to millingr operations at.
1855 14070
Armory building. Lease by Armory
iron company. 1848 13162
Armory grounds. Report on, 1877 . .
16613
Armory iron company Lease of arm-
ory building by. 1848 13162
Armory school. Bill to establish. 1841.
11853
Arms. At arsenal. 1801 8022
At Va. military Institute, 1867.. 14359
Bill rel. to. 1814 8766
Bill rel. to, 1815 8845
Bill rel. to distribution of. 1811.. 8481
Arms. — Cont.
Bill to regulate issue of, 1841.. 11887
Communication from governor rel.
to. 1863 16052
Communication of adj. gen., 1860 . .
14479
Communication of Hitchcock & co.
rel. to altering. 1863 13912
Communication rel. to, 1861 14897
Distributed by governor, 1801.. 8023
Distribution, 1812 8665
For federal use, 1814 8700
From U. S. for militia. 1817 8996
In case of Clement Reade, 1777.. 7062
In private hands, 1783 7367
Letter of commissary general rel. to,
1818 9034
Letter from governor rel. to, 1808..
8241, 8311
Letter from Jas. Monroe rel. to loss
of, 1811 8480
Loan to Maryland of, 1857
14273, 14308
Loss in military operations. 1815..
8788
Manufactory, 1806 8170. 8191
Report of commissioners on. 1861.
14751
Report of committee on manufacture.
1859 14475
Report on. 1806 8176
Report on, 1807 8252a
Report rel. to. 1859 14648a
Revolution 7629
Armstrong, S. C. Address, 1883.. 17218
Address. 1884 17314
Address at supts.' conference, 1885.
17477
Principal. Hampton institute, 1883.
17220
Report, 1874 16298, 16303
Report. 1875 16387
Report. 1876 16479
Report, 1877 16588
Report. 1878 16710
Report, 1879 16816
Report, 1880 16854
Report, 1881 16947
Report, 1882 17034
Report, 1884 17317
Report, 1885 17481
Report, 1886 1762»
Report, 1887 1770S
Report. 1888 17738
Report. 188!r 1784*
Report, 1890 17871
Report, 1891 17979
Report. 1893 18142
Army, 1776 7006-7007. 702«
1779 7129-7131. 7174-7181
1780 7242-7245. 7247. 7250
1781 7264-7266. 7286-7288
1782 7321-7323
1783 7351-7368
1787 7546. 7547
Act for arrest of deserters. 1864
1625t
Adjutant general's orders and gov-
ernor's proclamation rel. to. 1862.
16091
Articles of war. 1779 7129
Bill rel. to badges of honor. 1864 . .
1.5391
Circulars by adjutant general, 1863.
15167
Communication of Gov. Smith rel. to
reserved force, 1864 15201
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Army. — Cont.
Contract for food, 1777 7034, 7042
Disbanding 2 legions, 1783 7388
Form for compilation of statistics,
1864 15892
Medical department of, 1861. .. .14766
Military stores, 1781 7261
Offlcers, commissions, 1779 719S
Officers of, 1861 14783
Offlcers to report recruits, 1777.. 7084
Persons exempt. 1781 7292
Protection of southern colonies, 1780,
7208
Provisions, etc., 1779 7160
Quota for cont. army 7060
Report on Va. troops, 1778 7101
Report rel. to office of paymaster,
1863 15166
Rules and articles for grovernment of,
1861 14763
Sending militia to Pa 7082
To organize force of state, 1864.16204
Va. prisoners on Long Island. .. .7212
Volunteers, 1777 7049
Volunteers for, 1778 7096
See also entries under Adjutant gen-
eral. Militia.
Army, standing. Resolutions opposing.
1798 7899g
Army of northern Virginia. Message,
1864 15396
Arnold. Judge R. W. Expenses of, 1883.
17106
Arrest of offenders. Bill, 1846 12890
Arrington, H. S. Report, 1911 20309
Arsenal at Lexington, 1823 9538
1838 11116
1844 12359
Military school, 1836 10979
Report, 1824 9662
Report, 1833 10584
Arsenal at Point of Fork, 1796 7850
Arsenal at Richmond, 1801 8022
1808 8278
Arsenic, amount of, in spray solutions.
By J. T. Grissom, 1913 20803
Arsenic in solution when lead arsenate
is added to different spray solu-
tions. By W. B. Ellett and J T.
Grissom, 1915 21315
Artesian borings at Fortress Monroe.
11935
Arthur vs. Bank of Washington. .12925
Articles of confederation 7065, 7078,
i083, 7115, 7430
Articles of war, 1776 7005
1779 7129
1781 ■ 7287
1787 7546
1813 8617
Artificers, exempting, 1781 7264
Artillery, companies of, 1796 7870
Horse, Exercise, 1809 8378
Ashby Turner. State arms, 1861.. 14897
Ashby s Gap turnpike co. Reports,
1827-1861 21482
Ashe, W. W. Shortleaf pine in Virginia,
1913 20719
Ashland imprints. Robbins & Hold-
erby 17862
Asparagus 16857
Assays of minerals, 1894 18202
Assessment. Amendment rel. to, 1829.
10137
Of land In counties, 1889 17782
Assessors. Letter rel. to assessment,
1819 9107
Assessors. — Cont.
List of, 1873 16107
Report, 1819 918t
Assessors, board of Report on char-
ters, 1839 113»»
Value of lands, 1839 11440
Assets, social and separate. By Judgo
J. D. Horsley. 1888 17764
Assets of decedents. Kouitable doc-
trine of marshalling. By C. B. Qar-
nett, 1905 19328
Assignors. Bill rel. to, 1842 12077
Assumption of risk and contributory
negligence under Va. act of of 1916.
By Daunis McBride, 1916 21441
Asylums for Insane. See Hospitals for
insane.
Athletics for schools 21409
Atkins, Thos. S. Criminality of boy-
cotting, 1886 17532
The law of conspiracy: boycotting,
1887 17726
Atkinson, Archibald. Amendment to
act to relieve banks, 1839. .. .11618
Atlanta exposition 16956
Atlanta, Ga. Communication rel. to
Southern conference, 1859. .. .14496
Proposed convention at, 1860... 14599
Atlantic and Danville railroad co. Re-
ports, 1882-1893, except 1890..2174S
Atlantic and Danville railway co Re-
ports, 1894-1915, except 1901..2174S
Atlantic and Pacific railroad conven-
tion. Petition of, 1859 14480
Atlantic coast line R. R. 1881 16961
Assessment, 1907 19708
Case of state corporation commissioa
against, 1908 19890
Report, 1899 21740
Reports, 1900-1915 21744
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio R. R. co.
Claim against, 1881 16916 -
Letter from governor rel. to, 1870.
15691
Message of governor rel. to, 1869..
15715
Organization and proceedings, 1878.
16685
Report of committee on, 1878.. 16637
Report of com. rel. to, 1876 16434
Report rel. to, 1872 16041
Report rel. to, 1874 16133
Report rel. to. 1876 1631*
Report rel. to state's interest in, 1882.
1705T
Reports, 1872-1880 21741
Statement rel. to, 188l 16920
State's claim against, 1881 16914
Atlantic postal telegraph cable co. Re-
ports. 1903-1909 22052
Attachments. Against absent defend-
ants, 1840 11631
Bill rel. to, 1839 11475
Bill rel. to, 1841 11846
Jurisdiction of common-law courts,
1877 16605
Law of, 1869 15787
Sams' treatise on, 1896 18460
Attainder, bill of 7096
Attorney general. Antoni vs. Green-
how, 1882 17046
Appropriations for pensions and mile-
age of members, 1902 19080
Assessment of railway property, 1,902.
19110
Bond issue for Confederate veterans,
1912 20440
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Boyd vs. Commonwealth, 1882.. 17043
City and county treasurers, 1902...
19070
City commissioners of revenue and
treasurers, 1912 20443
Commissioners of revenue, 1902.19086
Communication from, 1916 21329
Communication from auditor rel. to
fees, 1884 17299
Communication rel. to cases in su-
preme court of the U. S., 1876.16439
Communication rel. to payment of
interest on state bonds, 1874.. 16273
Communication rel. to terms of state
otncers, 1859 14451
Communication to house of del., 1883.
17130
Confederate taxes. 1863 15168
Contract of Jos. Davis shoe co , 1887.
17642, 17676
Defaulting revenue officers, 1879 . .
16781
Delinquent treasurers, 1879 16768
Digest of opinions, 1883-1915. . .21393
Duties of, 1795 7828
Election of, 1906 19452
Harbor com. vs. Portsmouth, 1882..
17042
Howerton vs, Commonwealth, 1882..
17044
Lands purchased Ih auditor's name,
1902 19084
L*ws rel." to'flshink, 1877! ! '. '. '. ! .16523
Letter to governor. 1808 8297
Letter rel. to exemption of C. & O.
railway from taxation, 1874.. 16238
Letter rel. to federal court cases,
1871 15926
Letter rel. to internal Improvement
companies, 1876 16414
Letter rel. to license laws, 1887.. 17577
Letter rel. to state debt, 1887... 17544
Litigation between State and R. F. &
P. railroad co. . . . .■ 19779
Maryland boundary line, 1875.. 16361
Opinion of, on resolution of senate,
1841 11916
Opinion on fr.anchise tax, 1915.. 21080
Opinion on J K. Read case, 1800.8003
Opinion on liability for missing cou-
pons, 1881 16896
Opinion on status of civil officers,
1869/70 15778
Opinion rel. to banks, 1839 11380
Opinion rel. to bounty lands, 1834 . .
10766
Opinion rel. to compensation of mem-
bers of general assembly, 1879 . .
16775
Opinion rel. to executive continuance
in office, 1867 15563
Opinion rel. to Kendall bank note co.,
1887 17579
Opinion rel. to lands sold for taxes,
1806 8210
Opinion rel. to leasing armory build-
ing, 1848 13162
Opinion rel. to Louisa railroad, 1847.
13019
Opinion rel. to mileage for state sen-
ators, 1870 15710
Opinion rel. to taxation, 1915... 21068
Opinions rendered rel. to elections,
1915 21209
Oyster fisheries, 1875 16369
Oyster industry, 1874 16210
Attorney general. — Cont.
Pay for extra services, 1883. .. .17176
Poll taxes, 1902 19057
Powers of educational board, 1902.
19055
Railroad passes to members of house,
„1«93 18070
Registration boards, 1902 1909S
Relief fund for firemen, 1902... 19097
Report, 1836 1095>
Report, 1838 1112»
Report, 1839 11299
Report, 1852 13807
Report, 1853 13953
Report, 1854 14123
Report, 1867 14334
Report, 1869 T... 14538
Report, 1861 1494!
Report, 1864 1536J
Report, 1866 15524
Report, 1871 15937
Report, 1872 16050
Report, 1873 16195
Report, 1874 16287, 16378
Report, 1876 16468
Report, 1877 16577
Report, 1878 16699
Report, 1879 16806
Report, 1880 16843
Report, 1881 16938
Report, 1882 17028
Report, 1883 17216
Report, 1885 17467
Report, 1886 17509
Report, 1887 17694
Report, 1888 17736
I'.cpurt, 1889 17838
Report, 1890 17874
Report, 1891 17977
Report, 1892 18016
Report, 1893 18140
Report, 1894 18199
Report, 1895 18370
Report, 1896 18427
Report, 1897 18548
Report, 1898 18612
Report, 1899 18718
Report, 1900 18778
Report, 1901 18895
Report, 1902 19121
Report, 1903 19194
Report, 1904 19279
Report, 1905 19365
Report, 1906 TTnt
Report, 1907 19631
Report, 1908 19806
Report, 1909 19938
Report, 1910 20139
Report, 1911 20291
Report, 1912 20491
Report, 1913 20668
Report, 1914 20878
Report, 1916 21111
Report of committee rel. to overdrafts
of, 1884 17278
Report on Chesapeake & Ohio canal
CO., 1860 14616
Report on debt, 1887 17667
Report on grant of water power, 1859.
14R73
Report on petition rel. to salary, 1878.
16639
Report on taxes due by certain
banks, 1899 18671
Report rel. to employment of assist-
ant counsel by, 1849 1324S
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Attorney general. — Cont.
Report rel. to official bonds of county
and city officers. 1897 18498
Report re", to Southern railway CO.,
1899 18672
Report rel. to subjection of aliens to
military duty, 1861 14968
Report rel. to W. P. Rucker's trial,
1862 15038
Richmond, Williamsburg and Central
turnpike co., 1887 17627
School trustees. 1902 19094
Sinking fund default, 1874 16147
Statement of causes under control of,
1852 13649
Statement of votes In election of,
1852 1365?
Statement rel. to, 1839 11378
State's Interest In cause of B. E. Bar-
low against A. M & O. R. R., 1881.
16916
Suffrage cases, 1904 19346
Tax on tobacco. 1863 15139
Tobacco samplers, 1881 16923
Virginia tire and marine ins. CO., 1882.
17046
Va. state debt case, 1909 20046
Va. state debt case, 1914 21021
Va. vs. W. Va., 1906 19567, 19568
Attorneys general. List of, 1775 to 1906
19496
Wallersteln's digest of opinions, 1914.
20872
Attorneys. Attorney's fees for collec-
tion In note. By T. B. Benson, 1916
21441
BDl rel. to appointment for common-
wealth, 1864 15315
Bill rel. to compensation of, 1841..
11873
Bill to regulate conduct of, 1810 . .
8438
Compensation, 1877 16566
Feed on bonds, 1842 12091
attorneys for commonwealth. Amounts
paid to, 1883 17175
Governor's letter rel. to, 1816 8771
Salaries, 1891 17916
attorneys, licensed List of those who
can appear before committees, 1893.
18073
Auctioneers. Bill rel. to license of.
1841 IISTS
Bill rel. to tax on sales of, 1842. .12071
Taxes on sales of, 1842 12136
Auditing committee of general assem-
bly. Report. 1908 19765
Report, 1910 20100
Report, 1911 20S5j
Auditor. Accounts, 1822 9424
'^Accounts, 1831 .......10297
Accounts of treasurers. 1879... 16795
Accounts remaining open on books
of, 1821 932:
Accts. remaining open, 1823 9491
Acreage and assessments of counties,
1889 17782
Acts rel. to commlssloiiers of reve-
nue. 1815 88«o
Amount due institutions, 1879.. 16782
Amount due Virginia from U. S., and
amount due U. S. from Va., 1877..
16558
Amount from capitation tax, 1871-
1880 16791
Amount of dividends the state has
received from the R. F. & P. rail-
road, 183f-1899 18673
Auditor. — Cont. «
Amount paid in pensions, 1901 ..18972
Amount paid to disabled soldiers,
1881 16917
AmoiXnt spent on convicts at work,
1879 , 16796
Annual statement or report, 1804 .8117
Annual statement or report, 1805. .8154
Annual statement or report, 1809..8362
Applications for commutation of
limbs, eyes, etc., 1881 16887
Appropriations, 1853 13989
Arrearages due literary and school i
funds, 1879 16790
Arrears due school fund, 1881.. 16920
Balance of state tax against each city
and county, 1883 17203
Balances, 1854, 1855 14174
Balances against cities and counties,
1886 17430
Baylor survey, 1902 19083
Bill rel. to, 1840 11677
Bill to transfer funds, 1871 ....15897
Books and papers In office, 1785.. 7461
Calling for taxes, 1779 7182
Capitation tax. 1881 16886
Charles L. Powell's securities, 1879.
16752, 16797
Chesapeake and Ohio canal co., 1871.
15943
Circul«ir rel. to taxation, 1834... 10798
Circular rel. to taxation, 1864... 15400
Clerks employed by, 1856 14184
Clerks in office of, 1839 11278
Collection of taxes on railroad &
canal companies, 1883 17177
Collections of delinquent collateral
Inheritance tax, 1883 17198
Collectors of delinquent taxes, 1883.
17199
Communication from, 1861 14899
Communication from 1864
15233, 16290, 15371
Communication from, 1865 15446
Communication from, 1870 15843
Communication from, 1880 1679S
Communication irom, 1881 16893
Communication from, 1915 21103
Communication from, rel to balance. .
1871 15931
Communication rel. to pensions, 1914.
20823
Communication on reassessment of
lands, 1875 16354
Communication rel. to taxes on water
power, 1912 20430
Communication on taxes paid in
coupons, 1874 16171
Communication rel. to accounts of
clerks of courts and oyster inspec-
tors, 1895 18324
Communication rel. to accts. of treas-
urers and clerks, 1893 18123
Communication rel. to accounts of
treasurers, clerks of courts, and
oyster inspectors. 1897 18548
Communication rel. to amount of li-
censes assessed upon merchantsi
1874 16271
Communication rel. to amount re-
ceived from liquor tax, 18T8.. 16624
Communication rel. to applications of
soldiers for aid, 1887 17589
Communication rel. to assessment for
criminal expenses 18327
Communication rel. to board of agrrl-
culture, 1893 1812$
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Communication rel. to boundary line
expense, 1875 16331
Communication rel. to claims of
wounded soldiers, 1885 17421
Communication rel. to compensation
of witnesses, 1887 17t)73
Communication rel. to condition of
treasury, 1859 14491
Communication rel. to costs of JudI
claries, 1870 157i!6
Communication rel to court flnes.
'885 17410
Communication rel. to criminal
charges, 1885 17371
Communication rel. to debts due statk
by officers and others, 1906... 19487
Communication rel. to defaulting
officers, 1876 16459
Communication rel. to delinquent
poll-taxes, 1876 16444
Communication rel. to delinquent
taxes, 1878 16625
Communication rel. to delinquent
taxes, 1883 17128
Communication rel. to disabled sol-
diers or mariners, 1887.17637, 17663
Communication rel. to executive ex-
penditures, 1859 14480
Communication rel. to executive ex-
penditures, 1874 16268
Communication rel. to executive ex-
penditures, 1875 16358
Communication rel. to failure of rail-
roads to pay taxes, 1885 17417
Communication rel. to fees paid at- '
torney general, 1884 17299
Communication rel. to finances, 1886.
17431
Communication rel. to funds, 1864.
15199
Communication rel. to funds in treas-
ury, 1872 16034
Communication rel. to indebtedness
of county and city treasurers, 1899
18706
C'>mmunicatlon rel. to Indebtedness
of treasurers, 1895 18322
Communication rel. to inheritance
tax, 1916 21367
Communication rel. to issuance of
bonds, 1884 17301
Communication reL to jails of Lee &
Floyd CO.. 188.) 17423
Communication rel. to laws rel. to
expenditures, 1886 17435
Commurlcation rel. to maimed and
disabled soldiers. 1885 17391
Communication rel. to money from
oyster inspectors, 1891 17950
Communication rel. to moneys for
school purposes, 1883 17129
Communication rel. to officers in-
debted to commonwealth, 1887..
17677
Communication rel. to orders of U. S.
courts. 1885 17401
Communication rel. to personal prop-
erty, 1875 16363
Communication rel. to poll tax, 1875.
16454
Communication rel to printing, 1871.
15933
Communication rel. to printing de-
bates of constitutional convention,
1902 19087
Auditor. — Con t.
Communication
expenditures.
rel. to receipts ana
1904 1927a
Communication rel. to revenue, 1875,
16330. 16S32
Communication rel. to revenue from
oyster Industry, 1895 18325
Communication rel. to revenue from
taxation of liquor and tobacco. 1876
16460
Communication rel. to sales of delin-
quent lands, 1865-1885 17419
Communication rel. to school fund,
1S75 163*7
Communication rel. to tax collectors,
1883 17121
Communication rel. to tax on oysters,
1867 15603
Communication rel. to tax on sample
merchants' license, 1886 17396
Communication rel. to taxation, 1887.
17669
Communication rel. to taxation, 1901.
18962, 18963, 18964, 18965, 18966
Communication rel. to taxes, 1863
1519}
Communication rel. to taxes on oys-
ter tongs, dredges, etc.. 1893.. 18121
Communication rel. to taxes on rail-
roads, 1883 17123
Communication rel. to transportation
of convicts, 1895 18290
Communication rel. to treasury notes,
1864 15200
Compensation of Judges, 1857... 14361
Compensation to county ofDcials, 1877
16561
Correspondence rel. to Chesapeake &
Ohio railroad co.. 1871 15939
Cost of funding public debt, 1877..
16547
Cost of support of insane not in state
hospitals. 1895 18326
Coupon-killer no. 2. 1883 17181
Criminal charges. 1881 1688»
Default in sinking fund. 1874...1614T
Delinquent collateral Inheritance tax,
1883 1717i|
Delinquent taxes, 1881 16(97
Documents accompanying report,
1809 8361
Due from Upper Appomattox co_
1881 16921
Duties of. 1795 T81t
Estimate of annual receipts of stat
1887 1759!
Estimates of receipts and expend!
tures, 1885 1735;
Executive expenditures, 1874... 1617
Executive expenditures, 1877 1656:
Expenses of penitentiary. 1864-18
U5S.
Extra services of attorney -genera]
1883 1717
General state of revenue. 1804.. 813
Half pay claims. 1830 lOJO
Indebtedness of Richmond & Danvill
R. R.. 1881 1692
Information as to collectors of taxel
1882 1701
Information rel. to tax collector!
1883 1717
Instructions rel. to taxation. 186
13S<
Instructions to the commisslonen
1816 891
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Instructions to revenue commission-
ers, 1817 8993
Lands purchased in name of, 1902 .
19084
Laws rel. to commissioners and col-
lectors of revenues, 1860 14688
Laws rel. to overseers of the poor,
1832 10537
Laws rel. to overseers of poor, 1860.
14686
Laws rel. to public revenue, 1873.
16107
Laws rel. to public revenue, 1881.
17006
Laws rel. to revenue, 1878 16736
Laws rel. to revenue commissioners,
1882 17063
Letter rel. to accts. of James river
company, 1821 9308
Letter rel. to apportionment of land
fund, 1844 12466
Letter rel. to debts due the public,
1823 9479
Letter, receipts, Sept. 30, 1818... 9017
Letter rel. to interest on state debt,
1878 16616
Letter rel. to receipts and expenses,
1819 9151
Letter rel to recovery of debts, 1821.
9318
Letter rel. to recovery . of funds
from J. Preston. 1823 9456
Letter [report] 1816 8164
Letter rel. to assessment of taxes,
1874 16231
Letter rel. to report, 1815 8783
Letter rel. to revenue laws, 1816..
8869
Letter rel. to sales on executions,
1821 9414
Letter rel. to state debt and indebted-
ness, 1820 9202, 9246
Letter rel. to treasury, 1879 16767
Licensed attorneys, 1893 18073
Life insurance companies' reports,
1898 18630
Life insurance companies' reports,
1900 18806
List of applicants for commutation,
1878 16623
Li.st of clerks in office. 1876 16347
List of delinquent treasurers, 1891.
17971
List of executive expenditures, 1884.
♦ 17307
List of lands vested In literary fund,
1832 10533
List of officers in department of, 1852.
13779
List of open accounts, 1826 9659
List of open accts., 1826 9756
List of open accts., 1828 994S
List of open accts.. 1829 10040
List of open accts.. 1848 13187
List of pensioners, 1800 8002
List of pensioners, 1801 8052
List of pensioneis, 1802 8079
List of pensioners, 1804 8140
List of soldiers, sailors and marines
who have received commutation.
1883 17206
List of state officers, 1899 18744
List of state offlcera. 1904 19342
List of state officials, 1916 21249
List of taxable polls, 1866 16665
Auditor. — Cont.
List of U. S. residents owning land in
Va, 1861 14918
List of warrants on contingent fund,
1871 15934
Moftett register, 1879 16786
vs. Norfolk trust co., 1885 17499
Number of lunatics In jails, 1881...
16930
Number of male colored persons as-
sessed with taxes on property of
value of $100, 1901 18971
Open accts., 1836 10852
Open accts., 1836 10974
Open accts., 1838 11178
Open accts., 1839 11322
Open accts, 1840 11607
Open accts., 1841 11801
Open accts., 1842 12011
Open accts., 1845 1256S
Open accts., 1857 14390
Oyster laws, 1882 17058
Pay of attorneys, 1883 17175
The pension law of Va., 1908... 19837
Pension list, 1901 1897J
Public funds in deposit banks, 1857. '
1431t
Railroad taxes, 1866 15509
Relstive to revenue laws, 1814... 8698
Ttevenue and expenditures. 1810.. 8420
Revenue table no. 3, 1848 13064
Ropopt, 1813 8664. 8665
Report. 1814 8734, 8737
Report. 1817 8947. 8992
Report, 1818 9057
Report, 1819 9110.9150
Report, 1820 9190, 9244
Report, 1821 9309
Report. 1822 9400
Renoit, 1823 9471
Report, 1824 9563
Report, 1825 9641
Report, 1826 9742
Report, 1827 9825
Report, 1828 9918
Report, 1829 10023
Report, 1830 10191
Report. 1831 10312
Hepnrt, 1832 10460
Iteport, 1833 10592
Report. 1834 10713
Report, 1835 10820
Report, 1836 10938
Report. 1839 11269, 11381
Report. 1840 11561
Report, 1841 11743
Report. 1842 11962
Report. 1843 12178
Report, 1844 12333
Report. 1845 12518
Report, 1846 12744
Report, 1847 12981
Report. 1848 13114
Report, 1849 13277
Report, 1850 13389. 13491
Report, 1852 13631, 13789, 13863
Report, 1853 13933
Report, 1854, 1856 14110
Report, 1855 14154
Report, 1857 14324
Report, 1859 14523, 14526
Report, 1860, 1861 14926
Report, 1863 16148, 16216
Report, 1865 154S7
Report, 1866 15520
Report, 1871 15949
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Report. 1872 16045
Report, 1873 16196
Report. 1874 16283
Report, 1876 16372
Report, 1876 16464
Report, 1877 16573
Report, 1878 1669!)
Report, 1879 16801
Report, 1880 16839
Report, 1881 16934
Report, 1882 17024
Report, 1883 17211
Report, 1885 17438
Report. 1886 17506
Report. 1887 17691
Report. 1888 17733
Report. 1889 17835
Report. 1890 17871
Report. 1891 17974
Report. 1892 18011
Report, 1893 • 18137
Report, 1894 18196
Report, 1895 18337
Report, 1896 18424
Report, 1897 18545
Report, 1898 18609
Report, 1899 18713
Report, 1900 18776
Report. 1901 18892
Report, 1902 19118
Report, 1903 '..19191
Report, 1904 19276
Report, 1906 19362
Report, 1906 19493
Report, 1907 . : 19690
Report, 1908 19802
Report, 1909 19930
Report, 1910 20136
Report, 1911 20288
Report, 1912 20488
Report. 1913 20649
Report. 1914 20868
Report. 1915 21107
Report an to expenses in felony
cases, 1889 17799
Report of committee on, 1820.... 9198
Report of committee on, 1821,... 9297
Report of committee on, 1823, 9467
Report of committee on. 1824.... 9564
Report of committee on, 1825.,. 9660
Report of committee on. 1826.... 973b
Report of committee on, 1827.... 9811
Report of committee on, 1828 9904
Report of committee on, 1830... 10176
Report of committee on, 1832,.. 10442
Report of committee on. 1834... 10699
Report of committee on, 1836.. 10807
Report of committee on, 1836... 10924
Report of committee on, 1838.. 11110
Report of committee on, 1857
14260, 14382
Report of committee on, 1859
14502, 14607
Report of committee on. 1861... 14896
Report of committee on. 1881
16898. 16932, 16934
Report of committee on, 1883
17185 17202
Report of committee on, 1885. '.17433
Report of committee on. 1891... 17970
Report rei. to militia. 1841 11764
Report on account witii U. S . 1816.
8880
Report on amount spent for criminal
charges, 1867, 1868, 1869 15686
Auditor — Cont.
Report on debts due the public, 1824.
9551
Report on expenses, 1859 14669
Report on expense of courts, 1825.
9623
Report on expense of oyster navy,
1874 16233
Report on int. improvement. 1839..
11283
Report on merchants' licenses. 1828.
9935
Report on militia fines and licenses,
1839 11298
Report on poor, 1830 10282
Report on public guard, 1859. .. .14585
Report on survey of military lands In
Ky.. 1825 9624
Report rei. to apportionment of rep-
resentation. 1864 15377
Report rei. to Civil War veterans.
1886 17348
Report rei. to collection of taxes,
1864 15382
Report rei. to delinquent taxes, 1861.
14767
Report rei. to forgeries on treasury,
1862 160M
Report rei. to "French survey," 1844.
1234S
Report rei to insane. 1874 16183
Report rei. to Judge R. W. Arnold,
1883 17106
Report rei. to omitted taxes, 1916 . .
21373
Report rei. to population and prop-
erty, 1861 14796
Report rei. to registration of birthib
deaths and marriages. 1865..1417B
Report rei. to revenue. 1841.. . .11791
Report on revenue. 1843 12200
Report on revenue laws, 1839.. 11384
Report rei. to taxes on corporations,
1861 14990
Report rei. to tobacco and ware-
houses. 1829 1003S
Reports of life insurance companies
1893 1816t
Reports of life insurance companies
1897 18571
Reports of life Insurance companies.
1899 18741
Reports of life Insurance companies,
1901 1892*
Reports of life insurance cos.. 1903.
192J«
Reports of life Insurance companies,
etc., 1904 1933*
Reports of life insurance companies,
1905 1941t
Revenue from sale of liquors, 1879.
16787
Review of tax legislation in Va., 1916.
21292
Roster of Confederate pensioners,
1909 19967. 19968
Roster of Confederate pensioners,
1913 20700
Roster of Confederate pensioners,
1914 209J7
Sale of liquor, 1888 17680
Seaboard & Roanoke railroad co«
1883 17198
SherifTs- bonds, 1857 14367
Special appropriations, 1877 . . . .16568
Special report. 1864 IS.'iST
Spurious bonds. 1881 1691t
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Auditor — Cont.
Statement, 1804 8117
Statement, 1805 8154
Statement, 1809 8362
Statement, 1861 15000
Statement of assessed values, 1878.
16668
Statement, 1883 17207
Statement of, 1871 15900
Statement of amount of military
fund, 1887 17673
Statement of cost of convention of
1867/68 16666
Statement of court fines, 1887.. 17650
Statement of criminal charges, 1872.
16036
Statement of fees paid counsel on
behalf of commonwealth, 1887...
17600
Statement of finance, 1861 14720
Statement of finances, 1870. .. .16852
Statement of indemnities paid, 1887.
17598
Statement of literary fund, 1819 . .
9159
Statement of population, 1848.. 13115
Statement of registered bonds, 1866.
15606
Statement of revenue from tobacco,
1836 10985
Statement of suits against taxpay-
ers. 1887 17599
Statement of unpaid capitation taxes,
1905-1910 20134
Statement rel. to amt. for circuit
court charters, 1893 18103
Statement rel. to amts. from licenses,
1885 17354
Statement rel. to appropriations to
board of agriculture, 1888 and 1889.
17785
Statement rel. to civil suits, 1836..
10966
Statement rel. to contingent fund,
1872 16037
Statement rel. to delinquent taxes,
1902 19114
Statement rel. to escape of slaves,
1864 15312
Statement rel. to fugitive slaves,
1864 16375
Statement rel. to indebtedness of
each county, city and town, 1876.
16424
Statement rel. to lands, 1893... 18091
Statement rel. to number of fre»
negroes, 1831 10335
Statement rel. to pay of Virginia vol-
unteers in Mexican war, 1850.13385
Statement rel. to population, 1861..
14788
Statement rel. tu reassessment of
lands. 1839 11442
Statement rel. to revenue, 1828.. 9932
Statement rel. to state debt, 1852 . .
13864
Statement rel. to taxation. 1908.19777
Statement rel. to taxes, 1852
13761, 13783
Statement rel to taxes on water,
heat, light and power companies.
1912 20462
Statement rel. to treasurer and clerks
of courts. 1893 18089
Statement rel. to unpaid interest on
state bonds, 1878 16666
Statement rel. to Virginia's acct.
with the V. S., 1813 8598
Auditor — Cont.
Statement rel. to war debt, 1816.. 877«
Statement showing delinquent capi-
tation tax, 1897 1853<
Statement showing population, 1831.
10464
Statements rel. to finances, taxes,
etc, 1902 19113
Statements rel. to land lists, etc., 1831.
10327
Statements rel. to revenue, 1816..
8796, 8797. 8798, 8799
State's interest in A. M. & O. R. R.
16920
State's interest in R. F. & P. R R..
1881 16927
Statistical statement, 1847 13002
Statutes rel. to payments of offlclals,
1914 20991
Supplemental report on ofilce of,
1861 14919
Synopsis of funds, 1864 14026
Synopsis of funds, 1856 1422S
Tabular statements, 1907..19591-196S8
Tabular statements of taxes, 1865.
15449
Taxation, 1861 14738
Taxation of oysters, 1874 16172
Taxes of sample merchants, 1883..
17174
Tobacco warehouse statement, 1861.
14884
Warrants for public printing Issued
by, 1833 10603
Auditor, second. Abstract of laws rel.
to school commissioners, 3rd ed.,
1837 11099
Abstract of laws rel. to school com-
missioners, 1842 12148
Acts establishing literary fund, 1850.
13476
Amount of debt refunded, 1879...
16781
Amount of state debt, 1879 16788
Banklntr capital, 1853 13976
Capitation tax, 1867 14314
Communication from, 1855 14093
Communication, 1864 15291, 16372
Communication from, 1874 16187
Communication from governor rel. to
office of, 1910 20082
Communication rel. to account of
set-oft, 1885 17418
Communication rel. to amount due
by state on account of black scrip,
„1882 17015
Communication rel. to black scrip,
^1884 I72f4
Communication rel. to bonds, 1883.
17196
Communication rel. to C. and O.
canal co., 1853 13906
Communication rel. to coupon cases
in courts, 1886 17420
Communication rel. to effect of
WIckham amendment on coupons,
„1889 1778^
Communication rel to improvement
companies. 1859 14511
Communication rel .to Interest on
public debt, 1887 17665, 17666
Communication rel. to payment of
interest on state bonds, 1874 ....
16273
Communication rel. to public debt.
„1877 16662
Communication reL to state bonds.
1866 1407)J
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Communication rel. to state bonds,
1859 14472
Communication rel. to state bonds
of Kendall bank note co., 1886..
17399
Communication rel. to state debt,
1875 16369
Communication rel. to state debt,
debt, 1878 16624
Communication rel. to state debt,
1884 17337
Communication rel. to stock com-
panies, 1839 11438
Communication rel. to stocks and
bonds held by colleges, 1878..1668N
Communication rel. to Virginia mili-
tary Institute, 1853 13924
Duties of, 1865 15437
Exchange of registered bonds, 1877.
16546
Forged obligations of state, 1881 . .
16890
Illegal refunding of state bonds,
1877 i 16543
Information rel. to amount of taxes.
1885 17426
Information rel. to Internal improve-
ment companies, 1827 9991
Information rel. to Internal improve-
ment companies, 1828 9993
Information rel. to internal improve-
ment companies. 1829 10074
Information rel. to Internal improve-
ment companies, 1830 10287
Information rel. to internal improve-
ment companies, 1831 10414
Information rel. to Internal improve-
ment companies. 1836 10916
Information rel. to internal Improve-
ment, 1837 11063
Information rel. to internal Improve-
ment, 1838 11246
Information rel. to internal Improve-
ment companies, 1839 11361
Information rel. to Internal improve-
ment companies, 1839 11723
Information rel. to Internal improve-
ment companies, 1840 11726
Information rel. to internal improve-
ment companies, 1841 12167
Information rel. to internal improve-
ment companies, 1842 12169
Information rel. to internal Improve-
ment, 1843 12498
Information rel. to internal improve-
ment, 1844 12600
Information rel. to internal improve-
ment companies, 1846 12934
Information rel. to Internal improve-
ment companies, 1847 13209
Information rel. to Internal improve-
ment companies, 1850 13483
Interest to be funded, 1877 16557
Letter of, rel. to Northwestern road,
1841 11905
Letter rel to suit of Farmers bank of
Virginia vs. the commonwealth,
1844 12469
List of clerks in office, 1876 16347
Message of governor rel. to office of,
1910 20114
Miller fund, 1878 16626
Miller fund, 1881 16926
Miller fund, 1887 17641, 17676
Miller fund, 1889 17823
Miller fund, 1890 17886
Auditor, second — Cont.
Miller fund, 1891 1795T
Miller fund, 1892 18025
Miller fund. 1894 18208
Miller fund, 1896 1838J
Miller fund, 1896 18438
Miller fund, 1897 18558
Miller fund, 1898 18620
Miller fund, 1899 18724
Miller fund, 1906 19465
Miller fund, 1912 20457
Miller fund, 1914 20836
Miller fund, 1916 21102
Miller fund, 1916 21364
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827 988»
828 992*
829 10029
830 10194
833 10594
834 10712, 10716
838 11131
839 11431. 11444
840 11564
841 11769
842 11964
843 12180, 12201
844 12335
845 12520, 12689
1846 12746
847 12975. 12983. 1299S
848 13117. 13121
849.13267. 13274. 13279. 13281
850 13»»1
852.13633. 13634, 13791, 13792
853 13896, 13935, 13936
856 14113
867 14826. 14327
869 14626. 14628. 14529
860. 1861 14927. 14928
868 15218
872 16046
873 161J1
874 16284
876 1637S
876 16465
877 16.174
878 16696
879 16802
880 16840
881 l«i»35
882 17025
883 17212
884 17:!09
886 17463
886 17507
887 17692
888 17734
889 17838
890 17872
891 17976
892 1801S
893 18138, 18153
894 18197
896 „ 18368
896 18425
897 18544
898 18610
899 18714
900 18776
901 18893
902 i9119
903 19192
904 19277
905 1936J
906 i9494
907 19629
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Auditor, second — Cont. ,„„„,
Report, 1908 19803
Report, 1909 19931
Report, 1910 20137
Report, 1911 20289
Report, 1912 ^0489
Report. 1913 20650
Report. 1914 20869
Report. 1915 A-^iiS?
Report of committee on. 1829.. 10004
Report of committee on, 1831.. 10299
Report of committee on. 1861..1489»
Report of committee on office of, 1878.
16628, 16654
Report of committee on office of, 1901.
18845
Report of committee on securities in
office of. 1887 17590
Report of committee rel. to double
fundingr and abstraction of state
bonds, 1878 16693
Report on, 1866 15520
Report on accts. of literary fund,
1828 9921
Report on amt. paid for public print-
ing. 1833 10604
Report on cost of disbursing school
funds. 1916 21346
Report on engineer dept.. 1839.. 11291
Report on fund for internal Improve-
ment, 1828 9923
Report on fund for Internal Improve-
ment. 1838 11120, 12272
Report on funds of state. 1845.. 12545
Report on Internal improvement
fund. 1860 13392
Report on Internal improvement cos..
1825 9711
Report on internal improvement,
1830 10210
Report on internal Improvement.
1839 11283
Report on Internal improvement.
1850 13506
Report on internal improvement.
1854. 1865 14114
Report on James river canal. 1827..
9834
Report on literary fund, etc., 1829.
10025
Report on literary fund, 1831.. 10314
Report on literary fund, etc., 1832.
10462
Report on literary fund, etc., 1835.
10822
Report on literary fund, 1836.. 10941
Report on literary fund, 1838.;....
11119. 11271
Report on literary fund, 1839.. 11383
Report on literary fund, 1841.. 11745
Report on literary fund, 1853, 1854.
14112
Report on literary fund, 1863.. 15219
Report on loans for internal improve-
ment. 1839 11282
Report on office, 1853 13978
Report on office of, 1881 16884
Report on office of, 1887 17672
Report on public debt. 1844 12477
Report on public debt, 1871. .. .15951
Report rel. to banks, 1839 11430
Report rel to bool<s and papers in
office of. 1882 17016
Report rel. to canals and railroads,
1839 11300
Report rel. to education, 1850.. 13508
Report rel. to internal improvement
companies, 1848 13211
Auditor, second — Cont.
Report rel. to James and Kanawrha
rivers, 1823 9488
Report rel. to James river co., 1829.
10031
Report rel. to principal engineer,
1841 11816
Report rel. to state debt. 1863.. 15135
Report rel. to stocks held by state in
banks, 1864 15387
Report rel. to various canal
companies, 1830 10218
Sinking fund default, 1874 16147
Spurious bonds, 1881 16924
State bonds. 1853 13962
Statement of amount paid on sinking
fund, 1887 17601
Statement of debt, April 17, 1865.
16564
Statement of debt, 1861, 1865, 1869.
16794
Statement of officers in department
of, 1852 13782
Statment rel. to amts. subscribed for
railroad companies, 1852 13617
Statement rel. to flnances of thei
state, 1850 13392
Statement rel. to state debt, etc.,
1849 13316
Statement rel. to state debt, 1850..
13509
Statement rel. to state debt, 1862..
13864
Statement rel. to state debt, 1878..
16624a. 16657
Statement rel. to University of Vir-
ginia, 1842 11986
Statements, 1839 11526
Statements rel. to improvements by
James river co., 1831 10391
Statements rel to internal improve-
ment. 1850 1338<
To pay interest on public debt, 1871.
15897
Auditing board. Communication from.
1861 14905
Communication rel. to settlement of
claims, 1864 15273
Commutation of clothing, 1863.. 15158
Documents, 1861 14977
Audubon society. Memorial of, 1914.
20960
August. T. P 13363, 14498
Augusta county. Address of Chapman
Johnson, 1810 8427
Election of John N. Opie and A. H. H
Stuart. 1875 16313
German ed. of laws, 1794 7805
Lexington education convention,
1841 ll',78
List of delinquent lands in, 1831 . .
10403
Lists of delinquents. 1796 7861
Petition against established church,
1776 7019
Report on records of, 1906
19498, 19557
Resolutions of, 1793 7728
Augusta Springs turnpike co. Report.
}g3g 21483
Austin, William. Address to voters,
1800 8005
Authorities, weight of. • By S. P. Miller.
1886 17632
Automobile driver. By C. P. Berry,
1916 21441
Automobile owners. List of, 1906 . .
19666
List of, 1907 19694
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Automobile owners. — Cont.
List of. 1908 19894
List of, 1909 20027
Automobiles. Act to regulate running
of, 1909 20027
List of counties regulating running
of. 1906 19565
List of counties and cities that have
adopted the act to regulate, 1908.
19894
Avent, Jos. E. The question box.. 21264
Awful crisis, 1799 7926
Axson, Stockton Patriotism and lit-
erature, 1913 20782
Ayers, H. J. Hon. H. S. K. Morlson,
1903 18235
Ayers, Rufus A. Attorney general..
17486, 17485a, 17523, 17713, 17714,
17746, 17852
Letter rel. to license laws, 1887.17577
Letter rel. to state debt, 1887.. 17544
Opinion rel. to Kendall bank note
CO., 1887 17579
Report, 1886 17609
Report, 1887 ..17694
Report, 1888 17736
Report, 1889 17838
Report on state debt. 1887 17567
Aylett, P. H. Report on state debt,
1869/70 15762
Sketch 16861
Aylett, Philip. Amenattient to bill rel.
to congressional representation;
1832 10517
Bache, A. D. Letter rel to standard
weights and measures, 1845.. 12517
Bacillus radlclcola. 20061
Back, B. A. The fruit tree bark beetlet
1913 20672
Plant lice, 1913 20672
Report. 1911 20308
Round-headed apple tree borer, 1913
20672
Round-headed apple tree borer, the
fruit tree bark beetle, plant lice,
1912 20646-20548
Back creek. BUI to regulate hauling
of seines In, 1844 12460
Back creek valley turnpike co. Report,
1861 21484
Bacon's assembly. Laws of Bacon's
assembly. By A. C. Gordon, 1914.
21031
Bacteria. Use of stains in study of
bacteria. By E. B. Fred, 1912.20641
Badges of honor BUI, 1864
15343, 15391
Bagby, Thos. P. Article rel. to grantee
in a fraudulent deed, 1886. .. .17532
The effect of supersedeas, 1888.. 17764
Bagwell, E. R. Centennial commission,
1875 16350
Bagwell, G. H. Report on Virginia and
Maryland boundary, 1883
17134, 17209
Report on Va. and Md. boundary,
1888 17748
Ball. Act rel. to, 1848 13109
Amendment to act rel. to, 1827.. 9888
Bill limiting proceedings against,
1846 12667
Bill rel. to, 1825 9671, 9677
Bill rel. to, 1842 12036
Bill rel. to. 1843 12223
Bill rel. to, 1844 12391
Bill rel. to, 1846 12890
Sam's treatise on, 1896 18450
Ball. — Cont.
Special bill rel. to proceedings
against, 1839 114t<
Bailey, A. G. Charges against, 1861.
um
Bailey, J. W. The American Judiciary,
1916 21440
Bailey. L. H. Address. 1910 202(0
Bailey. R. W. Memorial as agent of
American colonization society,
1489 133«8
Baillle and Gallaher. Speech rel. to
internal improvement, 1838... 11247
Bain. Charles W 212S7
Baker. E. S. Virginia and "West Vir-
ginia boundary line, 1879 16781
Baker. James B. By Wm. M. Thorn-
ton, 1903 1924J
Death of, 1902 19171
Baker, Jerman. Accts as treasurer,
1820 9208, 9221
Accounts, 1821 9329, 9347
Accounts as treasurer. 1822
9411. 9431
Accounts as treasurer. 1823
9486, 9Slt
Accounts as treasurer. 1824
9542. 9605
Accounts as treasurer. 1825
9619, 9685
Accounts as treasurer. 1826
9727. 9785
Accounts as treasurer, 1827
9812. 98(9
Bill rel. to securities of. 1846.. 12623
Correspondence with Bank of Vir-
ginia and Farmers' bank of Vir-
ginia. 1821 9290
Letter rel to accts. of James river
company, 1821 9301
Letter rel. to public debt, 1821.. 9295
Letter rel. to treasury, 1819 9156
Report. 1819 9111
Report. 1820 9189, 9245
Report, 1821 9319
Report, 1822 9399
Report, 1823 9472
Report, 1824 9565
Report, 1826 964J
Report, 1826 974J
Report, 1827 982(
Report on James river co., 1822.. 9374
See also Baker vs. Preston & others.
92S8
Baker, R. G. Address, 1896
18374. 1833*
Baker. Richard H. Communication reL
to case of Hunter Hill by. 1848.
132M
Communication rel. to his offlcial
acts. 1848 131(3
Judge
10626. 10683. 10904. 11047, 11049.
11096, 11531, 11707, 12140, 12310,
12488. 12700. 12923. 13045. 1320t
13341, 13471
Baker, W. W. Report. 1916 21370
Baker & Hardy 7084, 7042. 7104
Bakeries. Regulations, 1909 19977
Baking powder. By B. W. Magruder,
1905 19383
Balances due from counties, 1782-1790
7704
1792 77(0
1782 to 1814 8799
1843 to 1852 13677
List of, 1841 ^..11711
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Balances due from eountiea — Cont
LIsU of * 866S, 86G6
Bald. Robert 9276
Baldwin, Briscoe G, Judge 11927,
12140, 12310, 12488, 12700, 12923,
13046. 13202, 13341, 13471, 13565
Resolutions opposingr establishment
of a bank of the U. S.. 1819... 9096
Resolutions rel. to U. S. bank law,
X%X^ 9181
State arm's! " isoi' '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.".'.'.'.'.14897
Baldwin, John B. Closing address of,
186S 16461
Correspondence rel. to state's inter-
est in VirKlnla and Tennessee rail-
road. 1870 15690
Interview with President Lincoln,
1861 14841
Report on res. to president of U. S.,
1865 16436, 16467
Speaker, 1865 16408
Speaker, 1866 16477
Substitute for report on federal re-
lations, 1861 14822
Taxation of Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad co., 1871 16939
Baldwin, Loammi. Letter rel. to pub-
lic works, 1816 8891
Principal engineer, 1817 9003
Principal engineer, 1818
9072, 9174, 9176
Baldwin, R. F. Paper before Ass'n of
medical superintendents, 1876
16475
Report, 1875 16381
Report, 1876 16474
Report, 1877 16582
Report. 1878 16704
Ball. A. M 14475
Ball, Eli 12496
Ball, John 7453
Ball. Wm B. Fish commissioner, 1871.
15935
Ballads. Negro and the ballad. .20780
Ballendine & Reveler 7221
Baltimore (City). Claims against U. S.
18199
Protection of voters, 1857 14306
Baltimore, Lord. Orant of Potomac
river 16485
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Act rel.
to extension of. 1846 12915
Answers to interrogatories by senate
of Maryland. 1846 12709
Bill rel. to. 1827 9856. 9889
Bill rel. to, 1838 11219
Bill rel. to Improvement, 1842.. 12096
Bill rel. to improvement. 1843.. 12285
Bill to complete road. 1844 12428
Bill rel. to completion of road to
Ohio river. 1845 12661
Bill rel. to extension of, 1846.. 12887
Correspondence rel. to. 1845. .. .12530
Governor's communication rel. to.
1857 14357
Jackson's letter rel. to, 1857. .. .14262
Letter from the president, 1845..
12517
Letter from president, 1861 22143
Memorial rel. to, 1835 10828
Memorial of city of Wheeling rel. to
extension of work, 1844 12344
Memorial of Wheeling rel. to, 1867
14284
Policy toward Chesapeake & Ohio
canal, 1859 14641
Baltimore & Ohio railroad. — Cont.
Proceedings of a convention of citi-
zens of northwestern Virginia rel.
to. 1845 12623
Relations with city of Wheeling,
1860 13404
Report rel. to, 1862 •. 13683
Reports, 1841, 1844-1860, 1862-1860.
21747
Reports of committee on, 1852.. 13865
Resolutions rel. to. 1847 12997
Tanner's letter rel. to, 1857. .. .14276
Tax on, 1883 17145
Through train to Wheeling, 1852.
13745
Vs. Polly, Woods & CO.. 1856 U22S
Wheeling memorial ret. to terminus
of. 1845 12538
Wheeling memorial, 1846.12755. 12769
Wheeling memorial rel. to, 1847...
13029
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic
railway co. Report, 1903-1910..
21746
Baltimore steam packet co. Reports,
1903-1910 21748
Balz, Albert. Dr. Chas. Pollard Olivier,
1916 21296
Bank committee. Report, 1841... 11919
Bank directors Oath of office. 1816.
8905
Bank notes. Bank of Virginia and
Farmers' bank, 1845 12682
Bill rel. to, 1840 1166C
Bill rel. to, 1842 12136
Bill rel. to, 1845 12583
Bill restricting Issue of, 1842... 12062
Exchange of coupon bonds for, 1864.
16261
Redemption of, 1869 14471
Redemption law, 1869 1466t
Bank or Berkeley. Statement, 1854,
1856 14126
Statement. 1855 14087, 14158
Statement, 1857 14281. 14333
Statement, 1858 14535
Statement, 1859 14489, 14536
Statement, 1861 14934
Bank of Charleston. Statement. 1869.
14489. 14536
Statement, 1861 14934
Bank of commerce. Statements, 1854,
1866 14126
Statement. 1856 14087. 14152
Statement. 1857 14281. 14333
Statement, 1858 14536
Statement, 1869 14489, 14535
Statements, 1860, 1861 14934
Bank of the commonwealth. State-
ment. 1859 14489, 14536
Statements, 1860, 1861 14934
Bank of Danville. Report of commit-
tee rel. to. 1818 9027
Statement, 1859 14489. 14536
Bank of Fairmont. Statement, 1858,
1859 14535
Bank of Fincastle. Statement. 1859.
14489
Bank of Howardsvllle. Statement of,
1857 14281, 14833
Statement, 1858 14636
Statement, 1859 14489, 14636
Statements. 1860, 1861 14934
Bank nt Kanawha. Bill rel. to estab-
lishing, 1844 12422
Bill to amend act concerning. 1839
11497
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Bank of Kanawha. — Cont.
Statement, 1854, 1855 14125
Statement, 1855 14087, 14158
Bank of Manassa. Statement, 185$.
14535.
Bank of Martinsburg In Virginia. Bill
to establish, 1846 12876
Bank of the Old Dominion In Alexan-
dria. Memorial rel. to, 1853.. 13956
Report on, 1853 13914, 13980
Statement, 1852 13624.
13667, 13700. 13767, 13802. 13843
Statement, 1853. . .13920, 13946. 13976
Statement, 1854, 1855 14125
Statement, 1855 14087, 14158
Statement, 1857 14297, 14333
Statement, 1858, 1859.. 14536
Statement, 1859 14504
Statements, I860. 1861 14934
Testimony on. 1863 1398)
Testimony rel. to, 1853 13915
Bank of Petersburg. Statements, 1860,
1861 14934
Bank of PhlUppl. Statement of. 1857.
14281
Statement, 1858. 1859 14636
Statement. 1859 14489, 14635
Statements, 1860, 1861 14934
Bank of Pittsylvania. Statements.
1860. 1861 14934
Bank of Richmond. Statements. 1860.
1861 14934
Bank of Rockbridge. Memorial rel. to
redemption law, 1858, 1859
14471, 14536
Memorial rel. to redemption law,
1859 14668
Statement, 1857 14281. 14333
Statement. 1858. 1859 14535
Statement. 1869.. 14489. 14504. 14536
Statements, 1860, 1861 14934
Bank of Rockingham. Statement, 1854,
1855 14125
Statement, 1855 14087. 14152
Statement, 1857 14281, 14333
Statement, 1858, 1859 14536
Statements, 1860, 1861 14934
Bank of Scottsville. Statement, 1854.
1855 14126
Statement, 1855 14087, 14162
Statement, 1857 14281, 14333
Statement, 1868. 1859 14635
Statement, 1859 14504, 14535
Statements, 1860, 1861 14934
Bank of the people of Va Act to in-
corporate, 1838 11232
Bank of the U. S. At Norfolk, 1833. . .
10610
Correspondence of governor Floyd
rel. to removal of deposits from,
1833 10670
Instruction of senators rel. to ,1836.
10827
Instructions and resolutions rel. to,
1819 9181
Instructions to senators rel. to, 1811.
8472, 8490
Letter of W. C. Rives rel. to removal
of deposits from. 1833 10669
Proceedings against state officers,
1820 9241
Report of Ohio rel. to, 1820 9241
Resolutions against establishing,
1833 10635
Resolutions of Alabama rel. to, 1844.
12387
Bank of the U. S. — Cont.
Resolutions of Massachusetts rel. to
removal of deposits from, 1833 . .
10644
Resolutions of Rhode Island rel to.
1840 11550
Resolutions rel. to. 1834 10724
Resolutions rel. to, 1838 11132
Resolution rel. to. 1841 11757
Resolutions rel. to incorporation of.
1819 9095. 9098
Resolutions rel. to removal of depos-
its from, 1833 10635,
10673, 10674. 10675. 10676. 10679
Resolutions rel. to withdrawal of
public deposits, 1835 10855
Right of state to tax, 1820 9212
Bank of the valley In Va. Acts. 1817.
1818 8910
Answer to interrogatory. 1841.. 11790
Bill rel. to, 1843 12232
Bill rel. to branch bank of 1846..
12864
Bill rel. to charter of, 1829 10046
Condition of, 1841 11773
Condition of, 1844 12356
DebU due, 1838. . .11158, 11162. 11169
Loan to. 1838 11127
Report, 1824 9568
Report, 1825 9640
Report. 1826 9768
Report. 1828 9944
Report. 1832 10466
Report, 1833 10588
Report, 1839 11427
Report on, 1840 11561
Report of committee on, 1821.... 9291
Report of committee on, 1823 9470
Report of committee on, 1828 9911
Resolution rel. to, 1838 11123
Returns. 1835 10875
Returns, 1836 10938
State of, 1823 9455
Statement, 1831 10321
Statement. 1834 10712. 10722
Statement, 1836 10980
Statement, 1838 11142, 11166. 11187
Statement, 1839
11268. 11380. 11386. 11401, 11421
Statement, 1840 11578, 11688
Statement. 1841 11742a, 11750
Statement, 1842 11961, 11996
Statement. 1843 ..12177. 12191. 12214
Statement. 1844 12332. 12388
Statement. 1845
12617. 12629, 12533, 12552
Statement, 1846 12743, 12788
Statement, 1847 13006, 13032
Statement, 1848 13128. 13184
Statement, 1849 ..13290, 13310, 13327
Statement, 1850 13384, 13394. 13449
Statement, 1852 13612, 13644.
13672. 13717, 13780. 13802. 13859
Statement, 1853
139ZD, 13946, 13976, 1398S
Statement, 1854, 1866 1412!l
Statement, 1856 14087. 14171
Statement, 1857 14300, 14333
Statement, 1858, 1859 14535
Statement. 1869 14504, 1463S
Statements, 1860, 1861 14934
Bank of Virginia. Act rel. to charter
of, 1829 10069
Agreement with the secretary of the
treasury reL to federal deposits,
1833 10595
Annual statement, 1806 814C
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Bank of Va. — Cont.
Annual statement, 1807 8230
Annual statement. 1809 8346
Answers to interroeatorles, 1833..
11140
Answer to Interrogatories, 1841..
11790
Bill for Incorporating. 1802 8070
Bill rel. to charter of, 1829
10044, 10045
Bill rel. to dividends, 1840 11652
Bills rel. to subscription to stocic in
James river & Kanawha co., 1832
10515, 10618
Bill to establish, 1802 8059
Bill to establish agency of, 1839..
11502
Bill to reduce capital stock of, 1845.
12654
By-laws, 1840 11710
Captital, 1845 12537
Communication from, 1836 10965
Condition of, 1844 12342, 12370
Contract with secretary of the treas-
ury of the U. S.. 1833.. 10591, 10595
Correspondence of governor with the
president of, 1840 11661
Correspondence rel. to federal de-
posits, 1833 10610
Correspondence rel. to state deposits,
1821 9290
• Debts due, 1838 11156
Issue of notes, 1845 12682
Letter from treasurer rel. to, 1814.
868«
Letter rel. to, 1839 11408
Letter rel. to recovery of dividends
from, 1823 9456
Loan to. 1838 11127
Loan to state, 1814.. 8696, 8697. 8705
Memorial of rel. to stock, 1843 ....
12208
Memorial to general assembly, 1839.
11295
Petition for bank at Richmond, 1811
8501
Protest from stockholders rel. to bill
authorizing subscription to stock
In James river and Kanawha co.
1832 10516, 10518. 10519
Public money, 1857 14320
Reception of public revenue by, 1841.
11760
Reply to resolution of bouse of del..
1838 11126
Report, 1834 10770
Report, 1839 11423
Report, 1841 11915
Report. 1846 12778
Report of commissioner to inspect
the books of, 1840 .11561
Report of committee on, 1812... 8547
Report of committee on. 1814
8699. 8705, 8717
Report of committee on, 1815
8785, 8804
Report of committee on, 1817... 8958
Report of committee on, 1818 9031
Report of committee on, 1819
9125, 9145
Report of committee on, 1820... 9211
Report of committee on, 1821 9303
Report of committee on, 1822
9388. 9434
Report of committee on, 1823
9470, 9512
Report of committee on, 1824.... 9559
Bank of Va. — Cont.
Report of committee on, 1825
9667, 9690
Report of committee on, 1826. .. .9.791
Report of committee on, 1827 9818
Report of committee on, 1828.... 9911
Report of committee on, 1829... 10013
Report of committee on, 1830
10183, 10255
Report of committee on, 1831.. 10375
Report of committee on, 1832
10493, 10509
Report of committee on, 1833
10639. 10667
Report of committee on, 1834.. 10728
Report of committee on, 1835.. 10875
Report of committee on, 1836.. 11034
Report of committee rel. to, 1824..
9610
Report of committee rel. to agree-
ment of the secretary of the treas-
ury with, 1833 10547
Report on, 1807 8230
Report on, 1809 8348
Report on, 1812 8528
Report on memorial of stockholders,
1811 8454
Report on memorial of stockholders.
1813 8638
Report on state of, 1810 8396
Report rel. to. 1808 8277
Report rel to. 1820 9229
Report rel. to loans, 1837 11074
Resolutions of stockholders rel. to
federal deposltes, 1833 10613
Right of treasurer to vote as a stock-
holder, 1819 9112
Specie payments, 1816 8864
Speech of Rutherfoord rel. to, 1855.
14208
Statement, 1816 8904
Statement, 1818 9044
Statement, 1835 10835, 10853
Statement, 1838
11117, 11125, 11165. 11187
Statement, 1839
11268, 11287, 11388. 11398. 11409
Statement, 1840 ..11561, 11578, 11598
Statement, 1841 11741a, 11765
Statement, 1842
11961, 11977, 12000. 12117
Statement, 1843
12177, 12185, 12215. 12217
Statement of. 1844 12332
Statement. 1845 12517. 12550
Statement, 1846 • 12743
Statement of, 1847 13003, 13032
Statement of, 1848 13128, 13170
Statement, ISIS 13290, 13311
Statement, IS'.O 13394 ,13438
Statement of. 18ri2
13621, 13626, 13644, 13680,
13700, 13764. 13802, 1383«
Statement of. 1853
13946. 13970, 13919, 13983
Statement, 18S4. 18r>5 1412.'>
Statement, 1855 14087, 14152
Statement of, 1857 14281, 1433S
Statement, 1858, 1869 1453S
Statement, 1859 14489, 14536
Statements, 1860, 1861 14934
Statement from treasurer rel. to loan
from, 1813 8627
Suspension of specie payments, 1839,
1138.'>
Bank of Virginia at Danville. Bill to
discontinue. 1843 1228J
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Bank of Washingrton vs. Arthur, 1846.
12926
Bank of Weston. Inspection, 1869.
14622
Bank of Wheeling. Statement, 1864.
1855 14126
Statement. 1856 14087, 14167
Statement, 1857 1433S
Bank of Winchester. Statement of
1853 18920, 13976
Statement, 1864, 1865 14125
Statement, 1865 14087, 14181
Statement of, 1857 14297, 14333
Statement, 1868 14535
Statement, 1859 14604, 14535
Statements, 1860, 1861 14934
Bank stock. Taxes upon. 1895... 18341
Banking:. Constitutional convention,
1829 10150
Laws of New York, Georgia & Michi-
gan rel. to. 1838 11276
Report of the committee on, .1867..
15625
Resolutions rel. to, 1838.. 11236, 11236
Banking capital. Act increasing, 1836.
11039
Act rel to. 1836 11062
Bill rel. to, 1835 10880
Bill rel. to. 1836.. 11010, 11011. 11015
Communication rel. to, 1863. .. .13975
Communication rel. to, 1856. .. .14089
Report of committee rel. to increas-
ing, 1836 10840
Report rel. to, 1836 10944
Resolutions rel. to increasing, 1839.
11306
Banking, free. Resolutions rel. to,
1839 11281
Banking oflflcials. Report on salaries
of, 1842 12005
Bankrupt act. aeustion under. By Geo.
Pllcher, 1898 18631
Bankruptcy act, 1841 11789
Recent amendments to. By Robt. H.
Talley, 1902 19162
By J. M. Mason, 1913 20737
Resolutions of Connecticut rel. to,
1842 11961
Speech rel to, 1841 11931
Bank.-), Henry 7660, 7740/7757
Bank8. Linn. Speaker. 1817 8941
Speaker, 1818 9011
Speaker, 1819 9086
Speaker. 1820 9185
Speaker, 1821 9285
Speaker, 1822 9368
Speaker. 1823 9446
Speaker. 18?4 9535
Speaker, 1825 9616
Speaker, 1826 9721
Speaker, 1827 9805
Speaker. 1828 9898
Speaker, 1829 9999
Speaker, 1830 10166
Speaker, 1831 10291
Speaker. 1832 10434
Speaker. 1833 10540
Speaker, 1834 10695
Speaker, 1835 10801
Speaker. 1836 10919
Speaker, 1837 11067
Speaker, 1838 11103
Banks, Robert A. Election of, 1839 . .
11258
Election of, 1840 11606
Banks, William P. Letter pel. to sec-
retary's olHce, 1828 9468
Banks. Act rel. to. 18S< 11062
Act rel. to, 1836 112S1
Act. rel to, 1839 11S6»
Act rel. to incorporation of, 1836 . .
11036, 11037
Act rel. to incorporation of, 1840..
1171*
Act rel. to Issuing small notes, 1847.
12976. 12977
Act rel. to notes of unchartered
banks. 1815 8821
Act to establish. 1816 891*
Act to provide payment of specie by,
1816 890$
Act to relieve, 1839 llSlt
Amounts paid into public treasury,
1838 lll««
Arrearages of taxes due, 1899.. 18671
Assessment of, 1907 1959S
Bill for relief of, 1838
11232. 11233. 11234
Bill rel. to, 1816 8818, 8819, 8820
Bill rel. to, 1819 9144
Bill rel. to, 1837 11081. 11082
Bill rel. to. 1838.. 11202, 11207, 1120S
BUI rel. to, 1839 .'
11324. 11327. 11328, 11622. 11533
Bill rel. to. 1840 1166r
Bill rel to. 1841.. 11883. 11896. 11914
Bill rel. to, 1846 12859
Bill rel. to bureau of banking, 1909.
19964
BUI rel. to election of directors. 1844.
12457
Bill rel. to establishing, 1816
8906. 8907
Bill rel. to incorporation of, 1836..
11001. 11005. IIOOC
Bill rel. to incorporation of, 1838.
1120S
Bill rel. to Issue of notes by, 1844..
12433
Bill rel. to relief of. 1837.11091. 11092
Bill rel. to payment of specie. 1815.
8822
BUI rel. to payment of specie. 1816.
8908
Bill to amend acts concerning. 1839.
11487
BUI to provide for security of specie.
1864 15351
Caskle's speech on. 1866 14207
Charters, 1859 14522
Circulation of independent. 1863..
13967
Committee report on. 1834 10741
Condition of, 1841 IISOI
Convention. New York City, 1838..
11116
Depositories of public funds, 1871.
15900
Discounts at, 1866 14180
Dividends to the state. 1843 12206
Documents rel to. 1834 10734
Exchange of coupon bonds for bank
notes. 1864 15261
Form of report, 1834 10737
Governor's message rel. to. 1857..
14254. 14306. 14409
Governor's veto message, 1902. .19072
Information from presidents of,
1841 11910
Interrogatories to Bank of Virginia.
1838^ 11140
Interrogatories to Farmers bank of
Virginia, 1838 11141
Laws rel. to, 1909 19964
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Banks. — Cont.
Laws rel. to, 1912 20687
Laws. 1914 20922
Letter asking: increase in capital,
1856 14047
List of directors, 1862-1865 14082
List of independent, 185S 13961
List of Virgrlnla, 1874 16283
Memorial rel. to Incorporation of, in
Kanawba. 1836 10963
Message of governor rel. to relief
of. 1837 11090
Message of governor rel. to rural
credit, 1914 20819
Officials of. 1841 11918
Opinion of attorney general relative
to suspension of. 1839 11380
Plan to enlarge capital of. 1836..
10959
Power of officers to discount drafts,
1826 9739
Project of Wm. Smith, rel. to. 1836.
11040
Public funds in. 1857 14316
Refusal to pay interest on public
debt. 1861 14718
Report of committee rel. to. 1831..
10337
Report of committee on. 1833... 10627
Report of committee on. 1836....
10991. 11041
Report of committee on, 1837.. 11080
Report of committee on, 1838..111S3
Report of committee on. 1839.. 11418
Riport jof committee on. 1840..11R81
Report of committee on. 1841.. 11909
Report of committer on. 1853... 13995
Report of committee on. 1863.. 15157
Report of committee on, 1867.. 16616
Report of com. rel. to condition of
banks at close of war. 1870.. 15743
Report of committee rel. to loans
to state officers. 1884 17271
Report of committee on statements
of. 1836 11028
Report on establishment of. 1816 . .
8870. 8889
Report rel. to. 1816 8779
Report rel. to state stock in, 1864.
15387
Resolutions of senate rel. to. 1841.
11917
Resolution rel to. 1836..'. 10962
Resolutions rel. to. 1838.. 11121. 11135
Resolutions rel. to. 1839
11307. 11426. 11426
Resolution rel. to incorporation of.
1839 11284
Resolution rel. *to specie payments
by. 1838 11122
State. Condition. 1908 ' 19834
State. Laws. 1908 19834
State. Statement rel. to. 1838.. 11130
Statement. 1838 11165. 11181
Statement rel. to canceled notes,
1855 14051'
Statement rel. to Independent. 1856.
14137
Statement rel. to securities of Inde-
pendent. 1852 13828
Statements. 1836 10990. 10991
Statements, 1837 11073
Statements. 1841 11765
Statements. i861 14975
Statement of receipts from. 1884..
17440
Statements. 1909 19964
Banks. — Cont.
Statements, 1910 20171-20174
Statements. 1911 20325-20330
Statements. 1912 20531-20537
Statements. 1913; 20693-l!0697
Statements. 1914 20916-20923
Statements, 1915 21162-21168
Statements, 1916 21394-21397
Statement from chief examiner, 1914.
20816. 20846
Subscriptions to, 1839 11387
Tabular statement, 1861 14902
Taxation of assets of insolvent, 1916.
21098
See also Literary Fund banks.
Banks of IT. S. Governor's message,
1857 14306. 14409
Baptist associations. Remonstrance,
1784 7646
Baptist church. 1776 7008
Report and resolutions respecting
Baptist memorial. 1796.. 7864. 7865
Bar association, state. Report 1889.
17861
Bar examinations. 1910 20220
1910-1913 .., 20736
Bar, the duty of the. By R. Gordon
Finney, 1913 20737
Barbour. A. M 14475
Barbour. B. J. Report. 1866 15521
Report. 1870 15761. 15825
Barbour, Jame^. Circular letter to
lieutenant commandants. Mar.
31, 1812 8512
Circular to accompany general or-
ers. Apr. 20, 1812 8566
Communication rel. to militia, 1813.
8631
Communications rel. to Virginia's
claims against U. S.. 1814 8726
Communication to house of del.,
1812 8510
Communication to house of del..
1813 8623
Communication to house of del.,
Dec 15. 1813 8630
Communication to house of del.,
1814 8686
Correspondence rel. to claims
against U. S.. 1813 8629
Correspondence rel. to Fort Hood.
1813 8653
Correspondence rel. to North Caro-
lina corps. 1813 8626
Correspondence with secretaries of
war and state. 1813 8614
Election of. 1830 10170
Extract from instructions to miUtla,
1814 8742
General orders. Feb. 5. 1813 8607
General orders. Mar. 16, 1813.. 8610
General orders. Mar. 24. 1813.. 8612
General orders. June 29, 1813.. 8613
General orders. Aug. 26. 1813. ...8671
Instructions as senator. 1819 9094
Instructions for commissioners, court
of chancery. 1814 8744
Instructions rel. to raising of troops.
1814 8748
Letter rel. to amendment of U. S.
Constitution. 1813 8647
Letter rel. to arms for federal use,
1814 8700
Letter rel. to British atrocities, 1813.
8624
Letter rel. to Capt Boiling's troop
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L«tter rel. to claims against U. S.,
1813 8596
Letter to commandants, June 25,
1812 8512
Letter to courts, 1812 8564
Letter rel. to distribution of arms,
1812 8565
Letter ret. to journal of convention
framing federcl constitution, 1819.
9099
Letter rel. to literary fund. May 19,
1813 8595
Letter rel. to militia, 1813 8637
Letter rel. to militia, 1814 8741
Letter rel. to officers, 1813 8633
Letter rel. to penitentiary employees,
1813 8641
Letter rel. to protection of Rich-
mond, Mar. 18, 1813 8611
Letter to regimental officers, 1812.
8568
Letter rel. to seizure of slaves by
British, 1813 8632
Letter rel. to Virginia's part in de-
fense of U. S 8600
Letter to army officers. Mar. 11. 1813.
8609
Letter to counties. Mar. 11, 1613..
8608
Letter to Geo. Rogers Clark, 1812..
8518
Letter to house of del., 1813 8593
Letter to secretary, Apr. 17, 1812..
8512
Letter to secretary of state. Mar. 24,
1813 8599
Letter to secretary of war. Mar. 20,
1813 8599
Letter to secretary of war. May 19,
1812 8512
Letter to senate, Nov. 30, 1812.. 8546
Message, 1812 8571
President of board of agriculture,
1841 11746
Proclamation rel. to uniform of mil-
itia, 1812 8563
Speaker, 1808 8267
Speaker, 1809 8334
Speaker, 1810 8387
Speaker, 1811 8441
Barbour. James. Report, 1887... 17603
Report on conference with public
creditors, 1878 16678
Report on flnance, 1857 14383
Report on salt, 1863 15065
Substitute for report on federal re-
lations, 1861 14822
Barbour, John S. Correspondence rel.
to federal deposits in Bank of
Virginia, 1833 10610
Gift to "wife and children," 4900.
18742
Memorial of Alexandria railroad co.,
1853 13901
Barbour, Philip. Claim of heir of,
1835 10824
Barbour, Philip P Judge, 1815
8816. 9881. 9885
Barbour county. Bill annexing part
of Randolph co. to, 1843 12279
Bill rel. to partition of. 1843... 12235
Proposed formation of new county
from, 1850 1344.'^
Barbouf-Page lectures, 1911. .. .20396
Bardln. Jas. Types of Latin-American
republics, 1914 21027
Bardln,^ James. — Cont.
L. R. Whipple, 1914 2103i
Barham, G. P. Election of, 1883
17141
Baring bros. & co. Letter from, 1874.
16222
Letter rel. to, 1874 16131. 16185
Letter, 1878 16634
Barker, J. M. Hand-book of Va., 1911.
2034S
Report, 1909 19939, 19959
Report, 1910 20145, 20167
Report, 1911 20296, 20320
Tobacco growing In Va., 1899.. 18725
Barksdale, C. C. Bank reports, 1911.
20325-20329
Bank statements, 1912.. 20531-20S37
Bank statements, 1913 20693
Bank statemenU, 1914. . .20916-20923
Bank StatemenU, 1915 ..21162-21168
Bank statements, 1916. . .21394-21397
Statements, 1910 20171-20174
Barksdale, Lee R. Communication rel.
to state deposits, 1884 17274
Correspondence, 1884 17S06
Report, 1884 17310
Report, 1885 17464
Report rel. to office of, 1885. .. .17407
Report rel. to Va. and Carolina R. R.
CO., 1885 17S6S
Barksdale. Randolph. Communication
from, 1874 16181
Report, 1874 16294
Report, 1875 16382
Report, 1876 16476
Report, 1877 ". 16588
Report, 1878 16705
Report, 1879 16811
Report, 1880 16849
Report, 1881 16941
Report. 1884 17328
Report, 1885 17473
Report, 1886 17516
Report, 1887 17700
Report, 1888 17748
Report, 1889 17846
Report, 1890 17882
Report. 1891 17985
Report, 1892 18022
Report, 1893 18148
Report, 1894 18206
Report, 1895 18378
Report, 1896 18434
Sketch 6f 19816
Barley, L. C. Governor's message reL
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Letter rel. to a recommission, 1912.
20466
Barlow. Butler E. State's Interest In
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Barlow, Richard Cox. Dangers of
second marriages 18631
Barnes. John 7837
Barnett. W G. Tobacco curing. 1880.
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The hope of agriculture in the
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Sketch of. 1907 rPT"*
Unappreciated source of typhoid In-
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Barrinrer coins, Classlflcatlon of. By
M. M. Humphreys. 1904 19349
Barron. James 9817. 14622
Barron. Capt S. Report on vessels
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Barron, W. T. & co. Norfolk ordi-
nances, 1894 18216
Barrow, Alexander. Report In U. S.
senate rel. to navigation of the
Mississippi river, 1S46 12719
Barry, W. F. Report. 1875 16379
Bartly. M. Correspondence with Gov.
McDowell rel. to fugitives from
Justice, 1845 12688
Barton. R. T. Answers of infants and
guardians ad litem, 1886 17532
Article rel. to possession of bond or
note, 1881 16971
Chancery practice, 1883 16958
Commissioner In chancery 18399
John Randolph Tucker, 1897... 18574
Pleading' and practice in chancery,
2d ed., 1899 18788
Practice in civil cases, 1877 16604
Uncertainty of the law, 1886.. 17632
Barton, R., & W., & G. Hening's stat-
utes at large, v. 1, 1823 9515
Hening's statutes at large, v. 2, 1823.
9616
Barton, Thomas Report of committee
rel. to relief of, 1867 166S4
BaskerviUe. Chas. L.ife and work of
nr. J. W. Mallet. 1908 19900
BaskerviUe, Wm., Jr. Report on salt,
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Bass, Colin. Report. 1863
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Bassett, Burwell. Letter rel to cen-
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Bassett. C. B. Marketing the apple
crop, 1914 21030
Bassler, Ray S. Cement resources of
Va. West of the Blue Ridge. 1909.
19992
Basye. William. Klection of, 1831...
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Batchelor, D. and co. Tochman's bul-
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Batchelor. O. D. Is the income of the
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Bates. Benjamin 8618. 8619
Bath and St. John's run road. Report.
1847 21485
Bath county. Address of Chapman
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Claims against, 1870 1584S
Reports, 1849-1863, 1856 21758
Report, 1852 13613
Report rel. to, 1853 13898
Report, 1853 13972
Report, 1855 14148
Report rel. to damages in construc-
tion of, 1851 13589
Blue Ridge tunnel. Communication rel.
to. 1857 14358
Remarks of J. Segar on bill. 1849..
13350
Synopsis of bids received for, 1849.
13317
Blue Ridge turnpike co. Reports,
1850-1861 21491
Blue Sulphur Springs and Lewisburg
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2159S
Bluefleld and Hinton electric railway
CO. Reports, 1904-1906 21759
Bluestone river 9018
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1911 21760
Board of canvassers. Jones & others
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Board of medical examination. See
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Board of. public works. See Public
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Board of trade. Public tannety, 1779.
7184
Rolls, George. 1779 718S
Salt works. 1779 7185
Board of trade and plantations 14507
Boar., of trade of Richmond. Com-
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Letter rel. to increase in banking
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Board of war and ordnance 7174
Bonrds. state. Members. 1905 ... .19423
Members. 1906 19565
Members. 1907 ig^Si
Members. 1908 19894
Members. 1909 20027
"" 1910 20245
Members, 1911 20389
Members, 1912 20624
Members, 1914 21020
Members, 1915 21278
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Messagre of governor rel. to removal
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Boards of health in counties 20236
Boats and vessels. Taxation of, 1893.
18108
Boats, captured. Documents, 1895...
18257
Boaz, W. H. Report, 1903 19232
Bocock, N. F. Railroad between Lynch-
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Bocock, Thomas S 12028
Bill for congressional districts, 1842.
12028
Resolution rel. to James river and
Kanawha company, 1843 12181
Bocock, Willis P. Amendment to re-
port on judiciary, 1850 13542
Amendment to report on legislative
■lept., 1850 13533
Attorney general 13555,
1372f 14007. 14021. 14200, 14202
Report. 1862 13807
Report, 1853 13962
Report, 1855 14123
Report, 1857 14334
Resolutions rel. to committee of pub-
lication, 1860 13521
Boeck, Leopold J 18459
Boggess, Caleb. Report of committee
rel to, 1861 14797
Bogy. Joseph. Claim of, 1835. .. .10824
Boiling, Capt. Troop of cavalry, 1813.
8640
Bolting, Blair. Letter rel. to hoisting
the U. S. flag on the capitol, 1835.
10810
Report, 1823 9461, 9511
Report, 1824 9584
Report, 1826 9780
Report. 1827 9824
Report. 1829 10022
Report. 1830 10191
Report. 1831 10295
Report, 1332 10459
Report. 1833 10B85
Report. 1834 10712
Report. 18^5 10847
Report. 1836 10938
Report. 1838 11117
Report, 1839 11268
Report on armory, 1826 9783
Report on armory, 1828 9900
Report rel. to public guard, 1832..
10440
Report rel. to repairs on capitol, 1832.
10465
Report on repairs to governor's
house. 1830 10197
Supt. of armory, 1823 9450
Water supply for penitentiary, 1834.
10706
Boiling. O. W. Report. 1866 15496
Bolllnff. P. S. Election of, 1883.. 17087
Boiling, Philip A. Speeches rel. to col-
ored population of Virginia. 1831.
10418
Boiling. Robert B 12016
Boiling, S. M. Report, 1904 19285
Report, 1905 19374
Bolster, R. H. Hydrography of Va.,
1906 19647
Bond or note, posseBsion of. Article
rel. to, by R. T. Barton. 1881.. 16971
Bondholders, foreign. Memorial from.
1874 16130, 16222
Bonds. Act rel. to, 1831 10384
Bonds. — Cont.
Amounts paid for engraving, 1887.
17552
Bill rel. to. 1831 10347
Bill rel. to. 1860 14668
Bill rel. to securities in, 1842.. 12062
Bill to provide for payment of inter-
est on, 1844 12395
Bonds and notes of married women
under the Va. acts. By Claude A.
Swanson, 1887 17725
Commissions to agents. 1853. .. .13916
Committee report rel. to foreign
holders of, 1887 17564
■ Communication from governor rel.
to. 1866 15613
Communication of auditor rel. to is-
suance of, 1884 17301
Communication of second auditor rel.
to, 1859 14472
Communication of second auditor &
treasurer rel. to, 1883 17196
Communication of sinking fund
commissioners rel. to. 1876... 16446
Communication of treasurer rel. to,
1874 16236
Communication rel. to. 1863
13962, 13987
Communication rel. to foreign hold-
ers of, 1889 17786, 17815
Communication rel. to payment of in-
terest on those held by incorpo-
rated colleges, 1874 16273
Correspondence of governor rel. to.
1867 14256
Correspondence of governor and
council of foreign bondholders.
1887 17676
Coupon. Communication rel. to. 1863.
13913
Coupon. Communication of second
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Coupon. Work of public works
board rel. to, 1852 13696
Defalcation, 1874 16158
Dispatches rel. to foreign holders of,
1887 17546
Exchange during 1901 18907
Exchange of registered, for coupon.
1877 16545
Foreign insurance companies. 1871.
15940
Governor's message. 1857.14255, 14306
Guaranteed by the state. Bill rel. to
payment of Interest on, 1842.. 12027
Hypothecated. Governor's message,
1857 14306
Hypothecated. Report rel. to, 1857.
14374
Held by sinking fund commissioners,
„1884^ 17466
Hypothecation of state, 1865. .. .14079
Illegal refunding of. 1877 16548
Information rel. to spurious, 1881.
16918, 16919, 16924
Information rel. to spurious, 1881...
16924
Interest on, 1859 14467
Interest on, 1895 18359
Letter from council of foreign hold-
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Letter from foreign holders of. 1887.
17643. 1756T
Letter from governor rel. to foreign
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Of public officers. 1861 14914. 14986
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15353
Of public officers. 1878 16691
Of public officers. Governor's mes-
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Of public officers. Report of attorney
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Of sheriffs. 1857 14367
Printed by Kendall bank note CO.,
1885 ._^ 17399
Printing of. 1883 17165
Proceedings rel. to hypothecation of.
1855 14156
Registered. Communication of sec-
ond auditor rel. to, 1874 16187
Registered debt and coupon. 1855-6.
14143
Registered. Received by auditor In
settlement of claims. 1876. .. .16464
Registered. Statement of, 1866.15505
Report of committee on, 1874... 16248
Report of committee appointed to
burn, 1884 17260, 17297
Report of committee rel. to foreign
holders of. 1887 17549
Report of committee to confer with
council of foreign holders of, 1887.
17596, 17697, 17603
Report on those of public officers,
1884 17295
Report rel. to. 1879 16722. 16760
Report rel. to conference with hold-
ers of. 1872 16017
Report rel. to destruction of plates
of Kendall bank note co., 1887 . .
17565
Report rel. to double funding and ab-
straction of, 1878 16628, 16693
Report to council of foreign bond-
holders of negotiations at Rich-
mond. 1887 17609
Residents of West Virginia holding.
1907 19696
Res. rel. to. 1862 13691
Riddieberger, 1887 17665
Safe keeping of, 1876 16443
Statement rel. to unpaid interest on,
1878 16666
Sureties of treasurers and others,
1884 17455
Telegram from foreign holders of.
1887 17571, 17574
To discontinue Issue of, 1871... 15899
Bondurant, Thomas M 12134
Protest against slave act, 1840.. 11695
R.ailroad between Lynchburg and
Richmond. 1857 14285
Bonnycastle, Charles 19351
Bonsai & Niles 8053
Book industries. Finding list of books
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Booker, Judge J. Charges against, 1883.
17106
Boone and Raleigh graded road co.
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Booth. E. G. Election of, 1840 11586
Booth, William 6997
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Election of, 1840 11606
Boston. Action In case of fugitive
slave, 1842 12001
Boston. — Cont.
Invitation to governor & legislature
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Letter from mayor. 1829 10015
Resolutions rel. to burning of Rich-
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Boston athenaeum 15356-15367,
15370-15389, 15391, 15397
Address by T. Evans. 1798 7924
Address of 58 fed. members, 1799 . .
7921
Correspondence of Mason & Madison,
1826 7485
Defence of alien laws, 1798 7930
House Journal. 1864 15268
Plain truth, 1799 7934
Resolutions rel. to removal of sena-
tors by state legislatures, 1808 . .
9298
Senate Journal, May. 1779 7124
Boston public Horary. Act rel. relig-
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Message from army of northern Vir-
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Botanical plants 7898a
Boteler, A. R. Letter. 1863 15042
Botetourt bridge co. Reports. 1857-
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Botetourt county. Address of Breckin-
ridge & Stuart, 1785 7463
Eligibility of A. Stuart, 1785 7449
Forfeited lands in, redeemed, 1831..
10402
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10402
Memorial rel. to canal, 1850. 13477
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Boundaries. Act rel. to Virginia and
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Acts of Virginia. North Carolina.
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Communication ret. to southern, 1870.
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Expense of arbitrating Maryland,
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16212
Governor's message rel. to, 1883..
17151
Letter enclosing act rel. to, 1819.9146
Letter of secretary of commonwealth
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Md. and Va., 1785 7466
Md. & Va., 1801 8017
Maryland. 1824 9580
Md. & Va., 1826 9741
Md. & Va., 1832 10459
Md. & Va., 1834 10712
Md. & Va.. 1835 10819
Md. & Va., 1835 10836
Md. & Va., 1835 10907
Md. & Va., 1852 13814
Md. & Va., 1859... 14476, 14561, 14606
Md. & Va., 1859/61 14625
Md. & Va., 1860 14637, 14638
Md. & Va., 1868 15654
Md. & Va., 1874 16179, 16209,
16210, 16211
Md. & Va.. 1876 16421, 16423. 16448
16452. 16483. 16484. 16485, 16486
Md. & Va., 1883 17134, 17209
Md. & Va.„ 1884 17452
Md. & Va., Bagwell's report, 1888 . .
17748
Md. & Va., 1891 17968
Md. & Va., 1891 17925, 17968
Md. & Va., 1893 18072, 18127
Md. & Va., 1898 18624
Maryland commissioners, 1874
16160. 16184
Maryland, goernor's message, 1889.
17766
Maryland, North Carolina. Tennessee
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Maryland res.. 1874 16127. 16161
Material in British archives rel. to.
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Message of governor rel. to Tennes-
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N. C. & Va., 1778 7113
N. C. & Va.. 1779 7187
N. C. & Va.. 1780 7226
N. C. & Va., 1781 7289
N. C. & Va., 1783 7372
N. C. & Va., 1885 17366
N. C. & Va., 1885 17404, 17408
N. C. & Va., 1895 18289, 18308
Ohio & Va., 1846.. 12740, 12795, 12920
Ohio & Va.. 1847 13030
Pa. & Va., 1776 7001, 7009
Pa. & Va., 1779.. 7132. 7186. 7188. 7189
Pa. & Va.. 1780 7224. 7225
Pa. & Va., 1783 7346
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Report of attorney general on Ten-
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Report of commissioners on Mary-
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Report of committee on Maryland,
1871 15909
Report of McDonald rel. to, 1861..
14734
Report rel. to Maryland, 1855.. 14 104
Report rel. to Maryland, 1889... 17829
Report rel. to Maryland-Virginia,,
1874 16301
Resolutions of Conf. Cong. rel. to
Va., 1861 •,;,••"*'*
Resolutions of Ohio rel. to Virginia,
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Res. rel. to ancient, 1863 15164
Statement before arbitrators. 1875.
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Statement of attorney general on
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Tenn. & Va.. 1799 •. 7956
Tenn. & Va.. 1801 8024
Tenn. & Va.. 1869 •,••::;«,
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Boundary, northeastern, of U. S. i838.
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1850 13643
Bowden, Thomas Russell. Attorney
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Report, 1895 18381
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Escheats 7133
Escheats, 1779 7198
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Remonstrance of Hanover 7362
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7381
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Internal Improvement cpmpanies,
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Letter rel. to Northwestern road,
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Report, 1823 9488
Report, 1826 9749
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Report, 1833 10594
Report, 1834 10715
Report, 1836 10822
Report, 1838.11119, 11120, 11131, 11271
Report, 1839 11383, 11431, 11444
Report, 1840 11564
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Report. 1843 12180, 12201
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Report on fund for Internal improve-
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Report on fund for Internal Improve-
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Report rel. to principal engineer.
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Report rel. to suit of Farmers bank
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12469
Report rel. to various canal com-
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Statement rel. to amts. for railroad
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Letter from governor of Ohio rel. to
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Browne. O. A. Suggestions rel. to
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Browne. Peter A. Letter rel. to ,f fo-
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R:ifus Choate. 1911 20366
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Bryan. William Jennings. Letter to
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Election of G. W. Kyle and W. A.
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Election case of Leaueur vs. Blanton,
1897 18518
Governor's message rel. to roads in,
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Iron works, 1809 8341
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Memorial rel. to the Slate river co.,
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Petition rel. to Inspection laws. 1860.
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Petition rel. to small notes. 1862...
13823
Railroad through, 1857 14285
Report rel. to James river and Kana-
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12417
Report, 1831 10295
Report, on. 1833 10585
Report. 1834 10712
Report. 1836 10847
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Report. 1838 11116
Report. 1841 11742
Report, 1842 11961
Report. 1843 12196
Report, 1844 1234*
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Letter rel. Chesapeake and Ohio
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Letter rel. to U. S. deposit, 1836.11024
Report, 1824 9919
Report, 1829 10024
Report. 1830 10193
Report, 1831 10313
Report, 1832 10461
Report, 1833 10593
Report, 1834 10714
Report, 1836 10821
Report, 18J8 11226
Report, 1»(.19 11270, 11382, 11387
Report, 1840 11563
Report, 1841 11744
Report rel. to tobacco and ware-
houses, 1829 .- 10032
Statement rel. to Vfrgrlnla's quota of
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Vlrgrinla's portion of surplus reve-
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Burgoyne, C. G. Brief for West Va.,
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Defendant's brief, state debt case,
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Burkeville. Communication of rail-
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Communication as revisor of code,
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Editor, 1895 18399
Editor, 1896 18454
Editor, 1897 18574
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Memorial rel. to, 1898 18438
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Surety, 1885 17496
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Negotiable Instruments law, 1898..
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Reports, v. 94, 1897 18438
Reports, v. 95, 1897 18561
Reports, v. 96, 1899 18621
Reports, v. 97, 1900 187S1
Reports, v. 98, 1900 18789
Reports, v. 99, 1901 18908
Reports, v. 100, 1901 18909
Reports, v. 101, 1903 19134
Reports, v. 102, 1903 19206
Reports, v. 103, 1906 19296
Reports, v. 104 19380
Report, v. 105, 1906 19512
Reports, v. 106, 1907 19518
Reports, v. 107, 1907 19646
Reports, v. 108. 1908 19821
Reports, v. 109, 1908/09 19822
Reports, v. 110, 1910 19963
Reports, v. Ill, 1910 20162
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1861 14801
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14 507
Report on colonial records, 1869..
14552
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Resolutions rel. to Virginia & Tenn.
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Communication rel. to reports of
treasurers, 1901 18970
Laws rel. to insurance, etc., 1906..
19552
Laws rel. to insurance companies,
1910 20218
Report. 1907 19674, 19675
Report, 1908 19864, 19866
Report, 1909 ,.20002
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Report, 1911 20S63
Report. 1913 20734
Report, 1914 20981
Report, 1915 21238
Report, 1916 21437
Statement rel. to insurance rates,
1908 19777
Butts, Charles. Coal resources and
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16767
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Byrd, Alfred Henry. Gift to library 'of
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In memoriam, 1898 18641
Byrd, R. B. Election of, 1840 11646
Resolutions, convention, 1850... 13520
Byrd, R. E. Province of the court in
Jury trial, 1907 19677
Report, 1911 20393
Report. 1912 20483
Speaker, 1908 19735
Speaker, ^910 20075
Speaker, 1912 20418
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19463
Byrd, Richard W 8413
Byrd, Wm. In memoriam, 1898... 18642
Byrd library 21032
Byrne, Henry A. Election of. 1831..
10296
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Cabbage club root in Va. By Howard
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A neglected masterpiece 21296
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Report, 1873 16200
Report, 1874 16292
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Bill appropriating from library fund,
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Correspondence rel. to Lancasterlan
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Correspondence with Thomas Jeffer-
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Letter from B. H. Gill rel. to internal
improvement, 1845 12706
Letter of, rel. to records of James
river co., 1843 12293
Letters rel. to death of. 1855... 14048
Notes rel. to proposed railroad from
Covington to head of navigation
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Notes rel. to railway from Coving-
ton to Kanawha river and canal
and railway between Jackson's and
Greenbrier rivers, 1851 13562
Plan for Increasing capital of James
river & Kanawha co., 1845 12722
Report. 1835 10910
Report, 1836 11057
Report, 1838 11244, 11359
Report. 1839 11536
Report. 1840 11716
Report. 1841 11936
Report. 1842 12147
Report. 1843 12814
Report. 1844 12493
Report, 1846 12704
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Report as rector of Univ.. 1834. .10736
Report as rector of University. 1846.
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Report as rector of University. 1846.
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Report as rector. 1847 12984
Report as rector. 1848 13118
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Report as rector, 1852 13635, 13793
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Report as rector, 1854. 1855. .. .14126
Resignation, 1845 12663. 12683
Resolution rel. to public works. 1831.
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Cabell, Julian Mayo. The alumni of the
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Presentment by grand Jury, 1797 . .
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Circular letter. Jan. 22, 1807 8248
Circular letter, Aug. 24. 1807.... 8251
Circular letter. Feb. 24. 1808 8312
Circular letter rel. to arms. Feb. 12.
1*08 8311
Circular rel. to electors. Oct. 21. 1808.
831S
Circular rel. to insurrection of ne-
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Circular to commandants of reel-
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Circular to county courts, Jan. 16,
1806 8205
Communication from, Dec. 1, 1806.
8171
Correspondence with superintendent
of arms manufactory, 1808.... 8282
Extract from letter to commandants,
1809 8363
Judgre
7664, 8476, 8477, 8604, 8725, 8987,
9239, 93S6. 9360, 9521. 9698, 9798,
9878, 9880, 9884, 10066, 10267, 10396.
10526. 10683. 10904. 11047. 11049.
11096. 11531, 11707. 11927, 12140,
12310, 12488, 12700, 12923, 13045,
13202, 13341, 13471, 13566.
Letter from attorney -general, 1808.
8297
- Letter rel. to distribution of arms,
Jan. 13, 1808 8241
Lietter rel. to electors, July 21, 1808.
8314
Letter rel. to Jno. Warden, Nov. 30.
1808 8316
Letter rel. to penitentiary, 1807.. 8261
Letter to house of del., Dec. 8, 1807.
8221
Letter to house of del., Dec. 8, 1807.
8262 8252a
Letter to house of del., Dec. 5tli, 1808.
8317
Letter to house of del., rel. to manu-
factory of arms, 1808 8282
Letter to legislature, 1806 8208
Opinion in case of Burwell vs. Cor-
bin, 1821 9358
Proclamation rel. to uniform of mi-
litia, 1806 8207
Report on University site. 1818.. 9041
Cabell county. Bill rel. to partition of.
1841 .J. 11833
Bill rel. to partiflon of, 1846 12880
Delinquent lands in, 1834 10787
Election of Allen H'Ginnis, 1833..
10650
Election of Andrew Barrett and
Alexander Catlett, 1821 9296
Election of Elisha McComas and Ed-
mund McGInnis, 1821 9293
Election of Thomas Ward, 1811.. 8465
Lands vested in literary fund, 1832.
10533
Cacapehon river. Report on improve-
ment of, 1835 10841
Cacapon and North branch turnpilce co.
Reports, 1840-1859 21502
Cacapon and Potomac railroad co. Bill
incorporating:, 1846 12616
Cadetship. Report rel. to sale of, 1874.
16266
Caesarean section and hysterectomy.
By George Ben Johnston, 1905.19415
Calcott, W. S. Association of vanadi-
um with petroleum and asphalt,
1914 21037
Caldwell, B. H. Election of, 1839.11395
Caldwell, M. M. Fraud by misrepre-
sentation of a material fact, 1897.
18464
Caldwell, S. B. T. Treatise on cavalry
discipline, 1822 9446
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Caldwell-Sites co. Report of school for
education of deaf and blind, 1908.
1909 19844
Calendar of state papers, v. 1, 1875..
16392
V. 2, 1881 16967
V. 3 17283
V. 4 17827
V. 6 17486
V. 6 17254
V. 7 17747
V. 8 17890
V. 9 17891
V. 10 18029
V. 11 18159
Letter of W. P. Palmer rel. to, 1876.
16461
Progress of, 1889 17830
Report on, 1877 16571
Calhoun, J. C 7942
Callsch. Edward N. Address. 1907 . 19708
Leo N. Levi. 1904 19349
The Mosaic code, 1906 19565
Call, Daniel 9237
Reports, v. 1 7888-7890
Reports, v. 2 7967, 7968, 79!;9
Reports, v. 3, 1806 8035
Reports, V. S, 2nd ed., 1824 8036
Reports, v. 3, 3rd ed., 1854 8037
Reports, v. 4 7169, 717»
Reports, v. 6, 6 8127. 8130
Call, Manfred. Value of dispensary la
medical education, 1906 19561
Call, R 760«
Callaghan's. Road to Staunton, 1826.
9661
Callahan, John. Election of, 1883..17159
Calvert, Christopher 762»
Calvert, G. R. Application of pay-
ments in usurious transactions,
1888 17754
Is our local option constitutional?.
1887 17726
Testimony of the accused, 1887..1772S
Calvert, J. S. Accounts as treasurer.
1859 14497
Accounts as treasurer, 1859. .. .14689
Report, 1857 14326
Report, 1869 14624, 14527
Report, 1860, 1861 14926
Report, 1863 1627
Report, 1866 15519
Report. 1867 16662
Report on ofHce of, 1857 14381
Report on ofHce of, 1861 14898
Calx., pseud 14648
Camden, Gideon D.....' 14963
Amendment to report on legislative
dept., 1850 1353S
Protection for southwest Va., 1862.
15009
Camden, Lord. Portrait of, 1847.. 12961
Cameron, A. W. Election of, 1844 . .
1236S
Cameron, William E. Communication
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1883 1718a
Communication rel. to Miller fund,
1883 17131
Communication rel. to oyster inter-
ests. 1884 17280
Communication rel. to Richmond ft
Danville railroad co., 1883 17183
Communication rel. to site for new
lunatic asylum, 1884 1727S
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Communication rel. to site for state
hospital, 1884 17298
Communication rel. to state seal.
1883 17132
Communication rel. to Va. & Md.
boundary, 1883 17134, 17209
Communication transmitting list of
commissioners of deeds, 1883.. 17186
Message, 1881 16877, 16907
Message, 1882 16968, 17010, 17019
Message, ..1883, 17076, 17092, 17138,
17152
Message, 1884 ...;i7258, 17285, 17289
Message, 1885 17847, 17377
Message rel. to bridge across the
Rappahannock, 1883 17117
Message rel. to bridge at Falmouth,
1883 17170
Message rel. to capltol police, 1883.
17086, 17148
Message rel. to charter of Ports-
mouth, 1883 17084, 17144
Message rel. to congressional appor-
tionment, 1883 17107, 17160
Message rel. to deaf & blind institu-
tion, 1883 17103
Message rel. to dept. of agriculture,
1883 17114, 17169
Message rel. to directors of Insane
hospitals, 1883 17101. 17157
Message rel. to duelling, 1881.. 16882
Message rel. to election bill, 1884.
17294
Message rel. to election of members
of general assembly, 1883 17139
Message rel. to election officers, 1883.
17102, 17156
Message rel. to finances, 1884...172S2
Message rel. to oysters, 1883 17094
Message rel. to Planters' and me-
chanics' bank of Petersburg, 1884.
17272
Message rel. to Pocahontas mine dis-
aster, 1883 17115
Message rel. to removal of certain
officers, 1883 17108, 17163
Message rel. to Richmond dock & dry
dock CO., 1883 17172
Message rel. to Va. & Md. boundary,
1883 17161
Message rel. to Virginia military in-
stitute, 1884 17291
Pardons granted by, 1883.17126. 17187
Proclamation convening assembly.
1882 17009. 17018
Proclamations. 1884 17257, 17283
Report of commissioner on boundary
between Va. and Maryland, 1888.
17748
Vacancies in judgeships, 1885
17397, 17398
Veto message, 1881 16909
Veto message rel. to choice of regis-
trars, etc., 1884 17267, 17292
Veto message rel. to election bill.
1884 17269
Veto message rel. to Va. mining, mill-
ing and transportation co., 1882.
17020
Veto message rel. to visitors of Vir-
ginia military institute, 1884 . . .
17266
Camm, Robert. Election of, 1882. .10487
Camm vs. Norvell 9621
Cammack, William 8517
Camp, E. B. Petition as William Arm-
fstead's heir, 1852 13686
Camp, a. W. Petition as William Arm-
Istead's heir. 1852 13686
Report on claims of, 1852 13572
Camp Lee. Treatment of conscripts at.
1864 15212, 15248
Campbell, Alexander. Address rel. to
primary schools. 1841 11748a
Proposed amendment to resolution of
legislative committee. 1829... 10113
Proposition rel. to report of judicial
committee. 1829 10107. 10124
Proposition rel. to suffrage, 1829..
10103
Proposition submitted by, 1829.. 10128
Resolution rel. to education, 1829..
10143
Campbell, C. J. Answer of, 1902 ....
19053, 19096, 19116
Report rel. to charges against, 1902.
19051. 19100
Campbell. Colin P. Advertising
schemes and the lottery law. 1916.'.
21441
Campbell. David. Correspondence with
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Message. 1837 11026. 11068, 11071
Message, 1838 11105, 11116, 11222
Message, 1839 11254. 11268. 11344,
11367. 11380, 11612
Message rel. to suspension of specie
payments by the banks. 1837. .11090
Proclamation convening the aasem-
bly. 1837 ..11089, 11100
Public free schools. 1874 16214
Report of committee on special mes-
sage of, 1839 11352
Report rel. to demand of, upon exec-
utive of New York, 1839
11372, 11430
Resolutions of senate rel. to demand
of, upon New York, 1839 11629
Campbell, Irving E. Changes in Sun-
day laws, 1905 1932S
Christian science and the law, 1905.
19328
Campbell, J. Lawrence. Election of,
1902 19104
Campbell. J. P. Address. 1910... 20260
Campbell. James 8614, 8S15
Campbell. John 7346. 7494. 8720
Campbell, John, Jr. Letter rel. to
claims of Va. vs. U. S., 1813... 8596
Campbell, John A. Nomination as col-
onel, 1861 14808
Campbell, William 7231
Campbell & Mitchell 8378
Campbell county. Bill rel. to partition
of, 1843 12230
BUI rel. to forming new co. from.
1842 12076
Bill rel. to partition of. 1844 12421
List of delinquent lands in. 1831...
10402
Petition rel. to levying of tolls, 1846.
12772
Railroad through, 1857 14285
Canada. Res. of rel. to books, 1857..
14310
Canal companies. Collection of taxes
on, 1883 17177
Income, 1895 18354
Receipts from, 1896 18354
Second auditor's report on 1824. .9509
Statement of net revenue, 1878.. 16681
Value of property. 1895 18S54
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Canals. 1812 8514. 8515, 8516, 8517
Asseasments of, 1897 18582
At Richmond, 1779 7123, 7127
At Richmond, 1846 12895
At Westham, 1780 7221
Commission to North Carolina, 1811.
8482
Elizabeth river to Pasquotank river.
7457
From Chesapeake bay to Lewis Town
creek, 1830 10180
Governor's communication rel. to,
1825 9666
Grahame's method of tracking ves-
sels on, 1825 9641
Incorporation of Manchester canal,
1817 8984
James and Jackson's rivers, 1823..
9533
James river at Westham with tide
water at Manchester, 1819.... 9158
Memorial of Petersburg rel. to ship
canal, 1846 12781
Proposed, 1811 8482
Proposed from Roanoke river to
Petersburg. 1812 8515
Relative cost of canals and railroads,
1845 12708
Report, 1825 9652
Reitorts, 1903 19215
Reports, 1905 19393
Reports. 1907 19656
Reports, 1908 19838
Reports, 1910 21078
Reports, 1913 ; 20702
Reports, 1914 20929
Report of committee rel. to, 1840 . .
11720
Report of second auditor rel. to, 1839.
11300
Report oo James and JacksQn's river,
1823 9483
Report rel. to taxation of, 1878 ....
16671
Resolutions of Maryland rel. to, 1833.
10581
Returns, 1904 19312
Route for connection of eastern and
western waters, 1827 ...9821
To North Carolina, 1784 7425
Tolls on, 1855-56 14176
Transportation for army, 1864.. 15322
Through the Blue Ridge, 1824... 9575
See also James river canal. James
river and Kanawha canal.
Canby, E. R. S. Correspondence rel. to
federal interference in Richmond,
1870 15767
Letter to B. W. Giles. 1869 15798
Letter reL to reconstruction and the
test oath. 1869 15797
Communication from, 1869 15789
Cancer: What our people should know
about it 20378
Canine distemper. By Chas. McCulloch.
18662
Canneries. Regrulatlons, 1909 . . . .19977
Canning-. Canning at home. By F. E.
Miner. 1914 20914
Clubs, 1916 21391, 21392
Notes on. By Wm. B. Alwood, 1908.
19252
Vegetables and fruits, 1881 16956
Cannon. In armory, 1806 8176
Cantaloupes. Spraying 20324
Cantrlll, John. Blectton of. 1823.. 9452
Cape Charles, Farmers' Institute at,
1892 18018
Cape Charles railroad co. Reports
1906, 1911-1915 21764
Capehon river. Report on, 1823.... 9492
Capias pro fine, writ of 17496
Capital city. 1776 7020
Capital of federal govt 7670
Capital punishment. , Bill rel. to, 1822.
9426
Bill rel. to, 1845 12619
Capitation tax. 1876 16464
1884 17457
1907 19628
Delinquent, 1876 16444
Governor's message, 1857 14306
Insolvent, 1881 16975-17006
Questions rel. to, 1857 14814
Statement of, 1867 15618
Capitol, 1787 7635
1788 7611
1789 7649, 7662
1790 7690
1791 7715
1792 7744. 7763
1794 7798
1795 7823
1905 19423
Alterations, 1860 14691
Bill rel. to roof of. 1841 11868
Books & papers In upper story of.
1832 10459
Care of, 1906 19480
Communication rel. to examination
of celling and walls of senate
chamber. 1878 16689
Condition of, 1810- 8399
Cost of free labor, 1887 17664
Cost of removing statue of Gen. Lee
to. 1902 19086
Court room In. 1819 9088
Governor's message. 1887 17616
Labor of convicts about grounds,
1887 17569
Letter rel. to branch post office in,
1901 18863
Letter rel. to changes in, 1862.. 13686
Letter rel. to hoisting the U. S. flag
on. 1836 10810
Lights for. 1891 17915
McRae's historical account of. 1871.
15967
Removal from Richmond. 1817.. 8965
Repairs on, 1818 9016. 9032
Repairs to. 1812 8623
Report on. 1823 9464
Report rel. to. 1852 18618
Report rel. to, 1857 14245
Report on. 1854. 1855 14122
Report. 1857 14346
Report on. 1858. 1859 14546
Report on. 1860, 1861 14935
Report, 1870 15847
Report of committee. 1780 7219
Report of committee on, 1783.... 7347
Report of committee. 1786 7499
Report of committee on repairs to.
1845 12514a
Report of committee rel. torepalrs,
1896 18298
Report of improvement com. 1914 . .
20861
Report of supt.. 1826 9730
Report rel. to care of. 1906 19490
Report rel. to condition of. 1874...
16169
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Report on condition of, 1902... 19102
Report rel. to elevator and tele-
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Report on enlargement of, 1906...
19488
Report rel. to examination of, 1874.
16164
Report on. heating by steam, 1862.
13769
Report rel. to occupation of rooms
in. 1885 17383
Report rel. to repair of, 1817.... 8975
Report rel. to repairs on, 1831.. 10466
Report rel. to repair of, 1872... 16013
Report on repairs, 1914 20813
Report rel. to steps of. 1849. .. .13240
Work done by Seely, 1848 13188
See also Buildlngrs, Public.
Capitol and library commission. Re- •
port, 1910 20132
Capitol building of U. S. at Washing-
ton. Loan made by Virgrinia for.
18199
Capitol disaster. Illinois resolutions -
rel. to, 1869 15713
Capitol square. Bill rel. to, 1843.. 12263
Communication rel. to improvement
of, 1852 13775
Governor's letter rel. to house in,
1824 9546a
Letter from governor rel. to improve-
ments on, 1852 13622
Report on improvement, 1818
9016, 9032
Report rel. to building on for public
offices, 1834 10701
Report rel. to improvement of, 1817.
8971 8975
Title to lands within, 1821 .'.9304
Capon and Strasburg turnpike co. Re-
ports, 1857-1861 21696
CappaHosic. Agricultural school at,
1895 18317, 18335
Car service. Rules, 1908 19892
Cardiac disease, therapeusls of. By F.
M. Reade, 1908 19877
Cardvirell, Richard H. Judge
18386, 18387, 18437, 18438, 18561,
18621, 18731. 18791, 18908, 18909,
19134, 19206, 19296, 19380, 19612,
19513. 19646, 19821, 19822, 19953,
201«2, 20310, 20311, 20511, 20674,
20895. 21139. 21140.
Maryland and Va. boundary, 1893..
18072
Maryland boundary, 1891 17968
Public debt, 1891 17930
Report. 1893 18127
Speaker, 1887 ,. 17613
Speaker, 1889 17762
Speaker, 1891 17912
Speaker. 1893 18060
Cardwell, 'W. D., Speaker 19446
Carey, James 7970
Carey, Matthew 8499
Carey, Richard 7170a
Carlile, John S. Amendment to report
on executive dept., 1850 13539
Amendment to report on legislative
dept.. 1850 . 13533
Bill rel. to calling a convention, 1849,
13266
Resolutions, convention of. 1850...
13521 13523
Speech In convention. Mar. 1, 1861.
14853
Carlile, John S. — Cont.
Substitute for report on educactlon,
1850 13548
Substitute for report on federal rela-
tions, 1861 14825
Carlisle, John G. Counsel for West
Virginia, 1907 19700
Carolina. Charter, 1663. 1665 17626
Carolina, Clinchfleld and Ohio railway.
Reports, 1908-1915 21766
Caroline county. Election of A. S.
Broadug and A. Samuel, 1844.. 12383
Election of S. J. R. White and J. M.
Hudgin, 1875 16314
Garnett's address, 1819 9156a
Letter of R. S. Garnett to freeholders,
1819 9156
Letter to representatives, 1783... 7382
Memorial rel. to alien and sedition
laws. 1798 7899b
Resolutions, alien laws, 1798 7936
Carp. By R. Hessel 16846
Culture in Texas. By F. L. Toakum,
1882 17029
Ponds. List of water plants for, 1882.
17029
Carr. Dabney. Judge
7664, 9621, 9698, 9798. 9880,
9884, 10066, 10267, 10396, 10526,
10683, 10904, 11047, 11049. 11927
Carr, Peter. Letter from Thomas Jef-
ferson, 1814 8914
Carr, Robert.. 8104, 8106, 8106, 8107, 8108
Carrier, Lyman. Alfalfa experiments,
1914 21056
Crop rotation and fertilizer experi-
ments with bright tobacco, 1912.
20646
Crop rotation and fertilizer experi-
ments with sun-cured tobacco, 1912.
20643
Crossing strains of corn, 1913.. 20846
Growing and curing sun-cured to-
bacco, 1912 20644
Improving the corn crop, 1909.. 20069
Impurities in grass and clover seed
sold In Va., 1909 20066
Management of blue-grass pastures,
191-4 21053
Selecting seed corn, 1908 19924
Silo construction, 1909 20064
Use of muslin screens to keep com
from crossing, 1909 20061
Carrier's liability on interstate ship-
ments of goods. By R. W. Withers,
1916 21440
Carrlngton, . Compari.<ton of
freight rates by railroad and canaL
1845 12715
Carrlngton. C. C. Reply to interroga-
tories, 1876 16458
Carrlngton, C. S. Correspondence on
state debt. 1878 16C78
Memorial. 1874 16243
Report, 1869 16786
Report, 1870 15878
Report, 1871 15981
Report, 1872 16081
Carrlngton, E 7841
Carrlngton. Bdward, of Powhatan. 7601
Carrlngton, Isaac H. By Jos. Christian,
1887 17725
Correspondence on state debt. 1878.
1667S
•■.-arrlngton, Paul. Judge
7170a, 7664, 7665, 7696, 7799. 7806,
7889, 7958, 8035, 8128, 8130, 8816
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Carrlngton, Paul. — Cont.
letter rel. to Judicial system, 1808.
8302
Tlesisnation of, 1806 8178
Reaigrnation, 1807 8198
Carr's Creelt and MlUboro turnpike co.
Reports. 1834-1859 21618
C&rson, J. Preston. The liability of
public corporations, 1900 18742
Carson, James H. Bill rel. to primar>
schools, 1846 12807
Election of, 1846 12568
Carson, K. P. Report, 1881 16946
Carter, Cassius. Prei^cribed method of
conveyance in trust estates, 1882.
17053
Carter, James C. Address on Jefferson
at University of Va., 1898 18646
By Camm Patteson, 1905 19410
Carter, John A. Amendment to report
on legrislative dept., 1850 13533
Cturter, R. W. Protest against slave
act, 1840 11696
Report rel. to receipt of proceeds of
sales of public lands, 1844. .. .12481
Carter, Richard H 13964
Carter, Thomas H. Communication rel.
to rates of transportation on rail-
roads, 1878 16674
Report, 1877 16609
Report, 1878 16733
Report, 1879 16833
Carter's Run, Fauquier co 13016
Cartersville. Bridge at, 1818 9050
Proposed railroad from, to Farmvllle,
1835 10917
Cartersville bridge co. Docs. rel. to
lottery for, 1827 9890
Memorial of Randolph Harrison rel.
to. 1826 9701
Memorial rel. to, 1828 9976
Proceedings of board of public works
rel. to, 1827 9837
Report, 1821 9321
Report, 1823 9492
Report, 1824 9570
Report, 1825 9645
Report, 1826 9748
Report, 1827 9824, 9830
Reports, 1821-1862 21503
Caruthers, William. Commissioner on
rivers. 1828 9930
Report on certain rivers, 1812.. 8520
River commissioner, 1816.. 8911, 19698
Gary, of Elizabeth City 7209
Cary, Archibald 7002, 7047,
7075, 7093, 7111, 7126, 7459, 7502
Cary, Clarence. W. Va. ■ debt settle-
ment, 1898 18638
Cary, Hunsdon. Federal common law,
1906 19328
Cary, Richard. Judge 7664, 7666
Cary and Clemmltt. Leigh's reports,
V. 7, 1867 11048
Cary & Whitridge. W. Va. debt settle-
ment, 1898 18638
Case upon statute for distribution, 1796.
7858
Casey, Joseoh J. Personal names In
Hening's statutes at large. .. .11046
Caskie. James. Letter rel. to banks,
1834 10734
Speech on banks, 1866 14207
Caskie, James. Report, 1896 18328
Caskie. John S. Judge 13341, 13471
Cassel, Geo. E. Liability of owner or
employer, 1897 18454
Catawba sanatorium. Opening, 1909.
20016
Report, 1909 19951
Report rel. to, 1909 19962
Report, 1910 20167
Report, 1911 20306
Report, 1912 20506
Report, 1913 20670
Report, 1914 20887
Report, 1916 21132
Catawba valley railway and mining co.
Reports, 1903-1906 21766
Catchings, O. W. Interpretation of
common law in actions under fed-
eral employers' liability act, 1916.
21440
Catechism on public health, 1913...
20746, 20761
1914 21006
Cather, James. Election of, 1840.. 11546
Election of, 1846 12668
Catlett, Alexander. Election of, 1821.
9298
Caton, J. R. Report, 1903 19232
Cattle. 1901 18896
Diseases of. By A. H. Tuttle, 1891.
17981
Khaisi. Report of committee on, 1865,
14186
Number in Va., 1852 13836
Rates on railroads in Georgia and
Virginia, 1889 17818
Teeth of cattle as affected by age.
By Charles McCuUoch, 1900.. 18826
Cattle-pen lot. Report on, 1877.. 16613:
Cattle tick in Virginia. By E. P. Nlies,
jog^ 18694
Causes. Removal' of', ' 1882 !!!!!!. . 1705J:
Report on, 1850 13393
Causeways. Bill rel. to, 1839. .. .11461
Cavalry. Advice of council rel. to,
1809 8366
Discipline. Treatise on, 1822 944S
Exercises, 1808 8320
Sword exercise, 1806 8185
Troops of, 1796 7870
Caveats 8107
Cedar creek and Opequon turnpike co.
Reports, 1852-1857 21604
Cedar rust law. By W. J. Schoene,
1916 21136
Cement resources of Va. By Ray S.
Bassler, 1909 19992
Cemeteries. Counties, 1891 1791S
Glendale and Danville, 1874 16153
Census (of Va.) 1790, 1800, 1810, 1820.
10088
1790, 1800, 1820, 1830 10331
1800, 1810 8483, 8484
1810 8557, 9938
1820 9403, 9685. 9634
1840 11609.
1830, 1840, 1846 13002
1830 10464
1840, 1846 13021
1842 11968
1846 13023
1848 13116
1849 13306
1852 13661, 13668
Communication from secretary of
com. rel. to returns, 1870 15844
ratter of B. Bassett, 1827 9824
Of school children, 1885 17477
Statement of. 1870 158S0
Statement of school population, 1877.
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Census (of Va.) — Cont.
Tables. 1860 14665
Census of the U. S. President's mes-
sage rel. to, 1831 10326
Centennial commission, 1876 16416-
Governor's letter rel. to, 1876.. 16437a
Memorial of. 1875 16350
Central bank of Virginia. Statement
of. 1853 13920. 13946. 13976
Statement. 1864. 1855 14125
Statement. 1855 14073. 14087.
14136. 14162
Statement of. 1857 14297. 14333
Statement. 1858. 1869 14536
Statement, 1859 14489. 14535
Statements, 1860, 1861 14934
Central college at Charlottesville, 1819.
9098
Report of visitors, 1817 8959
See also University of Virginia.
Central railway of Va. Reports. 1903-
1906 21767
Central southern rights ass'n of Va.
Constitution 1465S
Memorial, 1859 14553
Petition, 1860 13447
Central state hospital. Board of visi-
tors, 1889 17819
Communication rel. to, 1874. .. .16181
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Documents. 1869 15721
Historical sketch, 1905 19390
History of, 1874 16202
Report. 1863 15227
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Report. 1870 15858
Report. 1871 16956
Report, 1872 16057
Report, 1873 16202
Report. 1873, 1874 16294
Report, 1875 16382
Report, 1875, 1876 16476
Report, 1877 16683
Report, 1878 16705
Report, 1879 16811
Report, 1880 16849
Reports, 1881 16941
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Report, 1883 17226
Report, 1884 17323
Report, 1885 17473
Report, 1886 17616
■ Report, 1887 ; . 17700
Report. 1888 17743
. R,eport. 1889 17846
Report. 1890 17882
Report. 1891 17985
Report. 1892 18022
Report. 1893 18148
Report. 1894 18206
Report, 1896 18378
Report, 1896 18434
Report, 1897 18556
Report, 1898 18618
Report, 1899 18722
Report, 1900 18787
Report, 1901 18904
Report, 1902 19132
Report, 1903 19203
Report, 1904 19289
Report, 1905 19377
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Report rel. to, 1909 19952
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Central water line. Memorial rel. to,
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Election of Christopher S. Roane and
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Charlestown and Berryville turnpike.
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Report, 1890 17878
Ktrort, 1891 17'>81
Report, 1892 18018
Report, 1893 18144
Report, 1894 18202
Peport, 1895 18.174, 1SS89
Report. 1896 18430, 18445
R.port, 1897 1S651
iteiort, 1898 1S613
Report, 1900 1S7T9
Report, 1901 18914
Report, 1902 19145
Report, 1903 19212
Report, 19C4 19202, 19299
. Report, 1905 ...1936S, 3 9382
Report, 1906 19P09, l!>516a
Reports, 1907 19636, 19649-13652
• Report, 1908 19S39, 198S5
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Letter rel. to, 1834 10780
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Statement of trade, 1834 10738
Chesapeake and Ohio canal co. Acts
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Auditor's communication rel. to, 1871.
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Bill Incorporating, 1823 9498
Bill rel. to, 1834 10760
Bill rel. to. 1834 10779
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Bill rel to bonds of. 1846 12882
Bill rel. to state's subscription of
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By-laws, etc., 1828 9977
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Communication rel. to. 1853 13906
Communication rel. to bonds of. 1852.
13762
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Information rel. to, 1839 11435
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Memorial of, 1848 13165
Reports, 1837, 1841, 1844, 1846-1860,
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Report rel. to, 1832 10480
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad co. As-
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Governor's message, 1889 1776J
Hand-book of Va., Sd ed., 1881...
16961
Letter rel. to exemption of, from tax-
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Petition, 1882 17058
Report rel. to. 1887 17656
Reports. 1868-1877 21775
Reports. 1878-1915 21775
States interest in. 1876 1644$
Tax on, 1883 17145
Taxation, 1871 15939
To connect canal with, 1875. .. .16346
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Chesapeake bay. Canals from, to
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Claim of, 1786 7446
Petition of, 1802 80S7
Chew, John 874C
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Chicago world's fair. See Columbian
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Christian, Bolivar. Revision of house
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Editor, 1877 16605
Editor, 1878 16730
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16861
Editor, 1877 16605
Editor. 1878 16730
Editor, 1879 16832
Editor, 1880 16861
Editor, 1881 16971
Editor. 1882 17053
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Chuckatuck, Newport News and Nor-
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Churches. Bill for protection. 1841..
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Cigars. Taxes on, 1814 8765
Cincinnati (City). Letter rel. to cele-
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Cincinnati society. Accounts, 1828..
9899
Clrcleville and Franklin turnpike co.
Reports, 1857-1861 21542
Circuit courts. BUI ret. to. 1826
9774, 9793
Bill rel. to, 1827 9848, 9849
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Circuit superior courts. Bill rel. to
Judges of, 1841 11893
Circumstantial evidence in homicide
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21239
Cist, Charles -. 7476, 7805
Cities. Aggregate levies, 1876.. 16464
Communication of governor rel. to
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Corporation taxation. 1911 20392
Duties of treasurer, 1908 19896
General description, 1911 20345
Histories of schools In, 1885 14777
Indebtedness of, 1876 16424
L,aw rel. to duties of treasurers,
1910 20256
List of officers, 1906 19428
List of officers, 1907 13964
List of officers, 1908 19894
List of officials, 1909 20027
List of officers, 1910 20245
List of officers, 1912 20624
List of officers. 1914 21020
List of officials, 1915 21278
List of, regulating running of auto-
mobiles, 1909 20027
List of those entitled to to direct tax,
1897 18487. 18524
Ordinances for the protection of the
public health, 1911 20381
Organization and government of,
1901 19013, 19019
Receipts and disbursements, 1907..
19628
Reports of mayors, 1901 18967
Results of Weaver-Buchanan tax bill
1915 21298
Salary system, 1912 20439, 20474
School population, 1877 16642
Statistics. 1899 18727
Supreme court decisions rel. to cities
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1907 19677
Terms of officers, 1901 19028
Wards of, 1906 19610
Wards of, 1908 19820
Wards in, 1912 2060S
Wards in. 1914 20890
Wards in, 1915 21138
Citizen of Philadelphia, pseud 7484
Citizen of state, pseud 7924
Citizens. Bill, 1787 7660
Bill declaring, 1783 7383
Citizens' leagues. Reports, 1911.. 20360
Citizens railway, light and power co.
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Citizens rapid transit co. Reports,
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Citizens telephone and telegraph co.
Reports, 1903-1910 22057
City health officers. Register. 1913..
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City of Portsmouth and Norfolk county
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City Point railroad co. BUI rel. to,
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Bill rel. to state loan to, 1841.. 11896
List of employees, 1839 11316
Reports. 1837-1846 21785
Report, 1841 11793
Civil code. Amendments proposed. 1848.
13091-13094
Amendments rel. to revision of, 1848.
13171
BUI, 1845 12614
Report of revisors, 1846 12937
Report on revision of, 1848. .. .13164
Report rel. to revision of, 1846...
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Civil engineering. Williamson's man-
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1830 10203
1811 11798
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CivU suits, 1776 7«1S
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Claiborne. N. H. Report on University
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Claims. Report rel. to renort on
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Claims against U. S. 1860 14622
Against the U. S. by Virginia for
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Amount due Va. from U. S., 1877 . .
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Bill establlnhing agency to ptoaecute,
1864 16341
For northwest territory 20638
L«tter of governor rel. to, 1846. .12904
Of Maryland and Virginia againat
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Of Virginia against the U. S 16*»1
Parkers report, 1860 14602
Parker's report, 18(1 16926
• Parker's report on revolutionary
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Report on all claims except those
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Resolutions, 1788 7680
Sale of state claims against U. S. to
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L,and grant to 7216
Letter accepting sword and pension,
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Letter from Harrison, July '2,1783.
7386
Letters of, 1779 7145, 7190
Letter to governor, April 29, 1779..
7144
Notice, Dec 17, 1783 7380
iMOtice rel. to lands, Feb. 7, 1784..
7404
Kept, of com. on claim of, 1791.. 7708
Rept. of com. on petition of, 1792..
7779
Report on claim of, 1792 7750
Sword and pension tendered, 1812..
8518
Clarke, A. W. Election of, 1883.. 17082
Clarke, John. Correspondence with
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Letter on penitentiary, 1801 8021
Rept. on armory, 1806 8211
Report on manufactory of arms, 1808.
8319
Statement rel. to manufactory of
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Supt. armory. 1806 8176
Clarke, Maj 8185
Clarke, Samuel. Report, 1838 11286
Report, 1839 : 11406
Report, 1840 ■ 11585
Report, 1841 11776
Report, 1842 11992
Report, 1843 12199
Report, 1844 12362
Report, 1845 12544
Report, 1846 12777
Clarksburg. Education convention at,
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Intersection of North western road
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Proceedings of convention at, 1844.
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Clarksburg and Buckhannon road. Re-
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Clarksburg and Buckhannon turnpike
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Clarksburg and Philippi turnpike. Re-
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Report rel. to contracts for pub-
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Returns of clerks, 1875 16345
Returns of clerks, 1876.. 16417, 16438
Returns of clerks, 1877
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Returns of clerks, 1879.. 16756, 16780
Returns of clerks, 1881 .. .16883, 16915
Returns of clerks, 1883. . .17122, 17173
Returns of clerks, 1886..X7363, 17390
Returns of clerks, 1887
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Returns of clerks, 1889.. 17781, 17809
Returns of clerks, 1891. i7929. 17947
Returns of clerks, 1893.. 18088, 18117
Returns of clerks, 1895.. 18283, 18320
Returns of clerks, 1897 18513
Returns, 1899 18684, 18707
Returns, 1901 18839, 18847, 18869
Returns, of clerks, 1904 19263
Returns of clerks, 1906 19463
Returns of clerks. 1908 19760
Returns of clerks, 1910 20098
Returns of clerks, 1912 20450
Returns of clerks, 1914 20836
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Statement rel. to congrresaional dis-
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Bill to increase compensation of,
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Compensation, 1877 16566
Increase of allowances to, 1864....
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Memorial rel. to fees, 1831 10329
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Returns, 1844 12336
Returns, 1845 12622
Returns, 1846 12749
Returns, 1847 13017
Returns, 1849 13293
Returns. 1850 13416, 13513
Returns, 1852 13809
Returns, 1854. 1855 14139
Returns, 1866, 1857 14365
Returns, 1859 14574
Returns, 1866 15498
Returns, 1869 16720, 15745
Returns, 1870 15822
Returns, 1871 15914
Returns, 1872 16009, 16024
Returns. 1874 16142, 16246, 16264
Returns, 1875 16323, 16345
Returns, 1876 16417, 16438
Returns, 1877 :
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Returns, 1878 16621, 16656
Returns, 1879 16756, 16780
Returns, 1881 16883, 16915
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Statement rel. to taxes on law
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For soldiers, 1782 7J2S
For the troops, 1777 7068
Revolution 7629
Clough & Goodell vs. Bullock 7856
Clover 21154
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Clover Dale and Glade Creek turnpike
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Clover Hill railroad co. Reports, 1850,
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Clubs for Va. boys and girls. 1915..
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Clutter, G. W. Balances, 1854, 1855..
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Clprks employed by, 1855 14184
Report, 1864, 1865 14110
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1914 20877
1915 2118
Act rel. to. 1912 20496
Railway from, to James river, 1827.
9832
Temperature in, 1841 11936
Coal resources of Clintwood and Bucu
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Coal resources of Pound quadranele.
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Coal River bridge co. Reports, 1859,
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8944 8979
Revisor of code. 1819 '..9141
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Hurst's edition, 1913 20678
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Sam's comparison of 1873 and 1887.
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See also Civil Code.
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Coercion of Virginia by federal gov-
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Coghill, R. A 14198
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Historical sketches of, 1873 16S!0S
Interest on bonds held by colleges,
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Interest on bonds held by, 1895.18359
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Commercial agent. Circular to county
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Report, 1864 15289, 15376
Supplemental report, 1864 15379
Commercial convention of Virginia.
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Commercial convention (southern).
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List, 1855-6 14142
List. 1857 14400
List, 1859 14469. 14557, 14630
List, 1861 14744
List, 1866 15602, 15532
List, 1869 15724
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T-iPt, 1870 15861
List. 1871 15962
List. 1872 16064
List. 1874 16176, 16207, 16300
List, 1875 16389
List, 1S76 164S1
List, 1877 16590
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List, 1883 17186, 17229
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List, 1885 17184
Li.-t, 1887 17604, 17709
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List, 1903 19241
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List. 1914 20890. 21020
I-i.st, 1915 21138, 21278
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Duties of. 1905 19427
Duties, 1908 19896
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Law rel. to, 1858 14435
Laws rel. to, 1860 14688
Laws, 1873 16107
Laws, 1881 17006
Laws rel. to. 1882 17063
Laws rel. to, 1898 18639
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Lis,t of, 1873 16107
List of. 1878 16735
List of, 1882 17067
Salaries, 1916 21331
> Statement rel. to, 1852 13840
Veto message rel. to, 1912 20442
Commissioners of tax. To secure
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Commissions. Bill rel. to. upon exe-
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Act rel. to, 1844 12484
Commissions on sales under decrees in
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Committee of 24. Madison'.« report
from, 18!9 10078
Committee of correspondence. 1776..
7011
Proceedings, 1873-'75 17890
Committee of revlsors of laws of Va.,
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Commutation for disabled soldiers.
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1H81 16956
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List of newspapers in, 1912. .. .20599
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Ordinance on taxation, 1861
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Confederate notes. Bill to prevent de-
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At Gettysburg, 1912 2043G
Bond Issue for relief of, 1912.. 20440
Claims of. 1885 17348
Communication from auditor rel. tb.
1887 17637
Communication from auditor ret. to
pensions, 1914 208^3
Communications from secretary of
records, 1916 21327
Commutation of. 1878 16C23
Confederate muster rolls. 1906.. 194 11
Confederate veteran alumni reunion.
1912 20627
Correspondence rel. to graves of
1875 16349
Governor's message rel. to home
1895 18315, 1831*
Governor's message rel to roster of.
1895 18278, 18315, 18314
Investigation of soldiers' home, 189!>.
18688. 18694. 18710
Lee camp home 18261
List of disabled soldiers. 1881.. 16887
List of disabled. 1884 17461
List of muster rolls placed In custody
of U. S.. 1905 1937»
List of pensioners. 1909.. 19967. 19968
List of rosters. 1892 18017
List of those disabled. 1887 17663
List of those who have received com-
mutation, 1883 1720t
Li.st of wounded, with claims, 1885.
17421
Message of governor rel. to soldiers*
home, 1912 20427. 20469
Muster rolls transfeerred to library
by sec'y Va. military records. 1908
19750
Pension law, 1912 20540
Pension list. 1901 18»7»
Pensioners, 1912 20541, 20548
Ponsioners. Oct. 1912-Oct. 1913.. 20700
Presentation of tablets in memory
of university Confederate dead.
1906 19571
Report of home, 1894, 1895 18333
Report of home, 1895 18J92
Report of home, 1896 18451
Report of home, 1897 18563
Rjoort of home, 1898 18625
Report of home, 1899 18734
Report of home, 1900 18797
Report of home, 1901 18916
Report of home, 1902 19146
Report of home, 1903 1921 J
Report of home, 1904 19310
Report of home, 1906 19391
Roport of home, 1906 19523
Report of home, 1907 19664
Report of home, 1908 19836
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Confederate soldiers. — Cont.
Report of home, 1909 1996fi
Report of home, 1910 20175
Report of home, 1911 20330
Report of home, 1912 20539
Report of home, 1913 20699
Report of home, 1915 21169
Report of committee on home, 1914.
20828
Report of secretary of military rec-
')rds, 1909 199S0, 19966
Report of secretary of mil. records,
1910 20176
Report of secretary of records, 1911.
20295
Report of secretary of records, 1912.
20494
Report of secretary of mil. record.<<,
1914 20875
Report of secretary of records, 1915.
21115
Roster of, 1902 19052, 19095
Roster of pensioners, 1914 20927
Roster of pensioners, 1915 21170
Confederate States. Alabama res. to
guarantee debt of C. S., 1862.. 15038
Army. Appropriation for Va. soldiers
In, 1863 15041
Bill rel. to claims agrainst, 1864.. 15341
Bill rel. to defense of Richmond and
Petersburg-, 1862 15013
Bill to protect property of, 1864..
15347
Communication rel. to Maryland and,
1861 14958
Conference rel. to defence of Rich-
mond, 1862 15010
Conscription of state officers by, 1864.
15211
Constitution 15100
Control over railroad transportation.
1863 15078
Convention with Va., 1861 14749
Correspondence rel. to conscription,
1862 15036
Impressment of buildings, 1864.15245
Letter rel. to, 1863 15116
List of publications in the Va. state
library and confederate memorial
society library, 1911 20367
Memorial of Virginia military insti-
tute, 1863 15170
North Carolina res., 1863 1.i053
Ordnance department, by J. W. Mal-
let 20269
Policy of U. S. president toward, 1861.
14776
Quartermaster general. Correspond-
ence, 1861 14977
Rflations rel. to Va. state line, 1863.
15048
Report rel. to arm>, 1863 15114
Report rel. to exemption of state of-
ficers, etc.. 1864 15244
Report rel. to Impressment, 1863..
15140
Report rel. to relations of, 1863..
15131, 15188
Report rel. to release of salt held by,
1861 14959
Res. rel. to. 1863 15128
Secretary of treasury. Letter rel. to
state claims agrainst confederacy,
1861 14931
Secretary of war. Communication
rel. to Indian trust funds, 18'Sl . .
14894
Confederate States. — Cont.
South Carolina and war debt, 1863.
15050
S. C. res. rel. to debt of, 1863 15046
Taxes of, 1863 15158
Va. companies In services of, 1862.
15029
Confederate States Congress. Report of
committee rel. to representation In.
1861 14789
Re.siernatlon of A. G. Jenkins, 1862.
15066
Resolutions rel. to Va. boundaries.
1861 14891
University alumni In the confederate
congress 19709
Confederate war. See War between the
states.
Conference of school superintendents.
Proceedings of, 1887 17705
Confessions of Judgments. Bill in re-
lation to, 1845 12596
Bill rel. to, 1892 12019, 12134
Conflict of laws . 14034
Congre.'^a, continental. Act rei. British
trade, 1783 7381
Address to states, 1781 7312
Address of gen. assem. of Va. rel. to
protection of southern colonies..
7208
Address of gen. assem. rel to south-
ern states, 1780 7228
Delegates from Virginia, 1780 ..7234
Delegates to, 1777 7055
Instructing delegates to, 1780 7227
Instruction to delegates, 1785....
7447, 7470
Meeting place in Vitglnla for, 1783.
7348
Remonstrance of gen. assem. of Va.,
1779 7197
Report rel. to northwest terr 7389
Statement from, 1787 7561
Congressional apportionment, 1852..
13816
Communication from secretary of the
Interior rel. to. 1852 13764
Congressional districts. Act rel. to.
■ 1812 8585
Bil rel. t<T, 1812 8584
Bin rel. to, 1842 12028,
12121, 12122, 12123. 12127, 12132
List of, 1865 15407
Statement of those formed and fed-
eral numbers In, 1852 13663
Statement rel. to. 1842 11970
Statement rel. to, 1852 13853
Congressiona*. elections. Bill, 1815..
12602
Congressional representation, 1867...
15588
Amendment to bill rel. to, 18S2.. 10517
Act rel. to, 1832 10514
Bill rel. to, 1832 10621
Communication from B. H. Cummins
rel. to, 1831 10326
C. S. A. Report of committee on. 1861.
14789
Governor's message. 1883 17160
Governor's message rel. to. 1883..
17107
Report of committee on, 1832.. 10469
Congressmen. List of members from
Va., 1904 19346
List of members from Va., 1908.19894
List of members from Va., 1912.20624
Vote for, Nov. 6, 1906 19565
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Bulletin Virginia State Library
Conley, Wm. d. Counsel for West Vir-
ginia, 1910
2024g, 20250. 20252, 2025!)
Connecticut. Letter from grovernor rel.
to amendment of U. S. constitution,
1815 , 8769
Proposed amendment to constitution
of tiie U. S., 1815 8810
Resolutions of, 1852 13755
Resolutions, 1855 14103
Resolutions on amendment to U. S.
constitution proposed by Missouri,
1830 10191
Resolutions rel. to compromise, 1852.
13818
Resolutions rel. to emancipation &
colonization, 1826 9764
Resolutions rel. to increase in na-
tional executive patronage, 1839.
11268
Resolutions rel. to public lands, 1839.
11268
Resolutions rel. to public lands, 1840.
11561
Resolutions rel. to railroad. .. .13009
Kesolutlons rel. to slavery, etc., 1836.
109.33
Res. rel. to slavery, 1857 14312
Resolutions rel. to tarifT. 18i9.. 10022
Resolutions rel. to tariff, 1840.. 11591
Resolutions rel. to tariff, etc., 1833.
10562
Resolutions rel. to tariff, etc., 1842.
11961
Resolutions rel. to tariff, franking
privileges, Wo'-t Point, 1843.. 12177
Resolutions rel. to term of president,
18tl 11742a
Resolutions rel. to Texas, and state
debts, 1844 12332
Connecticut institution for the deaf
and dumb. Report, 1825 9640
Connell, James 7232
Conrad. D. B Report, 1870 15858
Report. 1871 15956
Report, 1872 16057
Report, 1873 16202
Report, 1886 17514
Report. 1887 176PS
Report, 1888 > 17741
Conrad, Holmes. Brief on behalf of
bondholding creditors of Virginia,
1910 20249
Counsel for bondholding creditors, •
1913 20770. 20775
Va. vs. W. Va 1906 19567
Conrad. Joseoh. Election of, 1857.14354
Conrad. Robert Y 12132
Protest against slave act. 1840.. 11695
Conrad. T. N. Report, 1882 17033
Report, 1883 17219
Report, 1884 17316
Conscription. Correspondence rel. to,
1862 15036
Exempting mechanics. 1864 15327
Of state offlcers by Confederate gov-
ernment, 1864 15211
Res. rel. to act of, 1864 15235
Conscripts. Report rel. to abuse of,
1864 15212
Treatment of. 1864 15248
Conservatism or democracy. By L. P.
Chamberlayne. 1912 '..20627
Consideration. Void, illegal, or un-
forceable consideration. By 'W. P.
Rogers, 1907 19677
Conspiracy: boycotting. By Judge
Thos. S. Atkins, 1887 17725
Constables. Bill increasing fees of.
1843 12250
Bill rel. to fees of, 1842 12048
Bill rel. to securities of, 1840.. .Il<it0
Bill rel. to taking of bonds by, 1811.
11810
Mayo's guide, 1860 1468!
Constitution of the U. S. Xit rel. 'o
Phil, convention, 1786 7508
Amendment proposed by Md., 1806.
8187
Amendment proposed by Mass., 1801.
8114. im
Amendment proposed by Pennsyl-
vania, 1809 8339, 8351, 8358
Amendment proposed by Teno., 18P6.
Sis-
Amendment to, proposed by .^lis-
souri, 1830 10191
Amendments, 1789 7655
Amortdments proposed to, 1821.. )330
Communication from Indiana rel. to.
1861 14736
Communication from Maryland con-
cerning, 1801 8041
Georgia's proposed amendment to.
1822 9302
Governor's letter rel. to resolutions
on, 1811 8449
Journal of convention framing. 1819.
9039
Kentucky resolutions, 1842 ....ILMl
The last three amendments. By Rob-
ert Ould, 1878 Wii
Letter from North Carolina rel. to
amendment of, 1816 8912
Maine resolutions rel. to, 1825.. 9638
Mass. resolutions, 1843 12173
Message of governor rel. to amend-
ment, 1869 15703, 15704
Pennsylvania's proposed amendment
to, 1810 8414
Plan. 1787 7560
Printed by Jones & Dixon, 1798 . . .
7910
Proceedings rel. to amendment of,
1816 •. 8871
Proposed amendment by Massachu-
setts, 1822 9389
Proposed amendment, 1803 8094
Proposed amendments to, lgl5..8769
Proposed amendments to, 1861
14824, 14825, 14828
Proposed resolutions rel. to revision.
1811 8457
Report on amendment of, 1831.. 10339
Report rel. to article rel. to escaped
slaves. 1848 13066
Resolution amending, 1910 20116
Resolutions, 1788 7603
Resolutions, amendments to, 1801..
8016
Resolutions by Massachusetts rel. to,
1843 12308
Resolutions expressing loyalty to.
1798 791.5. 7918
Resolutions for new convention.
1788 7607
Resolutions of Alabama rel. to, 1844.
12384
Res. of congress rel. to, 1861 14737
Resolutions of Connecticut rel. to
amendments to, 1833 10563
Resolutions of Georgia rel. to, 1823.
946!
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Ck>nstltutlon of the U. S. — Cont.
Resolutions of Georgia rel. to, 1826.
9729
Resolutions of Georgia rel. to amend-
ment of. 1833 10575
Resolutions of Illinois rel. to, 1845.
12517
Resolutions of Indiana rel. to, 184(>.
11548
Resolutions of Kentucky rel. to, 1844.
12332
Resolutions of Ky. rel. to amend-
ment, 1825 963:
Resolutions of La. & Vt. rel. to the
U. S. constitution, 1826 9725
Resolutions of Massachusetts re1| to,
1843 vni\
Resolutions of Massachusetts rei. to,
1844 12332
Resolutions of Mass. rel. to conven-
tion for amending, 1833 10577
Resolutions of Miss. rel. to amend-
ing. 1833 10574
Resolutions of Ohio rel. to, 1827...
9807
Resolutions of Tenn. rel. to amend-
ment, 1825 96J9
Resolutions of various states rel. to
amendment of, 1825 9640
Resolutions of Vermont rel. to
amendment, 1827 9814
Res. of Va. Nov. 20, 1788 7622
Resolutions on amendments proposed
by Connecticut and Massachusetts,
1815 8810
Resolutions on amendment proposed
by North Carolina, 1815 8811
Resolution proposed on amendment,
1810 8415
Resolutions rel. to, 1825.. 9696. 9697
Resolution rel. to, 1869.. 15680, 15681
Rodoiutions rel. to amendments of,
1840 11576
Resolutions rel. to amendment of,
1841 11756
Resolutions rel. to amendment to,
1808 8298
Resolutions rel. to proposed amend-
ments to, 1908 19763
St. G. Tucker on, 1803 8104
Texas res., 1899 18696
Text. 1787 7561
Text 1811 8485
Va. convention ' of,' '1788". '. '. '.7586-759«
Va. resolutions. 1795 7834
Constitution of Virginia.
1850 13551, 14642, 14843
1867. Report of committee on pre-
amble, etc 15601. 15608
1867. Text of 15561. 15587. 15588.
15589. 15590. 15591. 15592. 17234
1867. Vote on 15789
1901 19035. 19037. 19039. 19140
1901. Committee on preamble.. 18975.
18991. 18992. 19000. 19021, 19026
1901. Hurst's annotated edition, 1903.
19214
Amended, 1829 10034
Amended, 1830 10152
Amendments. 1875 16322
As ratified. 1869 17234
Bibiioeraphy. 1910 20177. 20223
Bill. 1842 12060
Bill for calling convention. 1845...
12610
Bill rel. to convention to amend.
1844 12398
Constitution of Va. — Cont.
Communication from governor rel. to
revision of, 1874 16188
Detects of, 1789 7646
Draught by Jefferson, 1783 7384
Ed. of 1830.. 10156, 10157, 10158, 10270
Ed. of 1833 10686
Governor's message rel. to amend-
ment. 1874 16136
I^wisburg convention. 1842 1 1989
Memorial to revise, 1816...-. 8877
Ot 1776 6982-6988
Of 1776. 1784 7430
Of 1776 Proposition rel. to 9th, 10th.
& 11th sections of, 1829.10091. 10105
Of 1776. Reprint. 1829 10080
Petition from Accomac rel. to re-
vision of constitution, 1810 8398
Proposed, 1861 14837, 14839,
• 14842 14843
Proposed amendment to, 1872 .'.16004
Proposed amendments, 1874 16118
Proposed amendment, 1881 16872
Proposed amendments. 1916. .. .21341
Proposition rel. to amendment of
draft of, 1829 10148, 10149
Publication of amendments to, 1908.
19739
Publication of proposed amendments
to, 1908 19781
Report of committee on, 1829
10146, 10147
Report of committee on amend-
ments. 1861 14792
Report rel. to a convention, 1845..
12543
Report rel. to amendment. 1874..16128
Report rel. to convention. 1S06..8178
Report rel. to new, 1852 13652
Report rel. to publishing amendments
to, 1910 20099
Ros. rel. to amendment 1872 15915
Resolution rel. to revision, 1796 .7866
Rosoiutions for levislon, 17S8...7909
Re.solutlons for revision, 1800... 7980
Resolutions rel. to revision. 1801..
8010
Revision of. 1789 7640
St. G. Tucker on. 1803 8104
Synopsis of changes In, 1872 1606*
Text of, 1852 13630
Text, 1876 16187
Text. 1912 20544
Text. 1915 21171
Vote on amendments to. 1911.. 20389
Vote of house of del. upon, 1830...
10191
Constitutional amendment in Va. By
Fred Harper, 1913 20594
Constitutional charts of al' the states.
1829 10159
Constitutional convention. Act rel. to,
18.50 13518
A-^t to organize. 1829 10082
Amendment to bill rel. to. If 27.. '9892
Bill. 1824 9591, 9598
Bill. 1826 9731a
Bill rel. to. 1815 8824
Bill rel. to. 1825 9679
Bill rel. to. 1826 0769. 9770
Bill rel. to. 1827 985!
Bill rel. to. 1828 9948. 9949,
9950. 9951, 9952, 99.';3. 9954. 9955.
9956 9957. 9958. 9959. 9960. 997S
Bill rel. to. 1829 10050. 10051
Bill rel. to. 1842 12060
Bill rel. to. 1844 12398
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Constitutional convention. — Cent.
Bill rel. to call of, 1849.. 13263, 13265
Bill rel. to proposed, 184 5
12610, 12620
Communication from, 1901 18882
Communication from' president of,
1901 18861
Debates, 1829 10154
Debates and proceedingra. 1850.13552
Bill rel. to vote on, 1816 8927
Kxiracts from Journal & documents
rel. to liquor question, 1901... 19040
Final revision and adjustment, report
of com. on, 1901 19042
Grimsby's discourse, 1829 10165
Journal, 1850 13519
Journal, 1901 18955
Letter of R. H. Gallaher rel. to print-
in? of proceedingrs, 1852 13813
Letters by H. Tomplcinson, 1816.. 8928
List of members, by W. W. Gray,
1829 10160
List of members, 1901 19039
May 6, 1776 6982-6988
May 6, 1776. Proceedings 8828
May 6, 1776. Ordinances 8830
Of 1850-51. Publication of, I860..
14510
Of 1861. Debates 14759
Of 1861. Journal of secret session..
14814, 14815, 14816
Of 1861. List of members 14764
Of 1861. Ordinance of secession..
14844
Of 1861. Ordinances, 1861 14749
Of 1861. Ordinances
11817, 14818, 14819, 14837, 14840,
14847, 14848, 14849, 14850
Of 1861. Publication of proceedings.
14772
Of i861. Report of committee on
ab.«ent members 14786
Of 1861. Report of committee rel. to
referendum 14763, 14768
Of 1861. Resolutions of, 1861..
14749, 14852
Of 1867. Debates & proceedings..
15592
Of 1867. Journal 15645
Of 1867. Order to assemble 1B592
Of 1867. Printing. Report of com-
mittee on, 1867 15597
Of 1867. Documents 15593
Of 1867. Eligibility of persons as
delegates to 15586
Of 18ii". Report rel. to debates of,
1870 15814
Of 1867. Statement of cost 16665
Petition for. 1816 8877
Printing debates of. 1902 19087
Printing of debates, 1901 19800
Proceedings & debates, 1901 18954
Proposed. 1842 11989
Putting constitution into operation,
1901 , 18861
Report of committee on, 1806 ...8178
Report of committee on expenses,
1901 18981.
18982, 18993. 18994, 18995, 18996
Report of committee rel. to pro-
ceedings & debates, 1850 1352^
Report rel. to debates, 1852 13862
Reoort of committee rel. to proposed,
1845 1'543
Resolutions adopted by, 1829... 10145
Resolutions. 1901 19043
Constitutional convention. — Cont.
Rules of proceedings, 1829 10081
Speech of W. B. Giles on, 1826.. 98»1
Speech of W. T. Willey. 1850 13554
Statements rel. to apportionments of
representation in bill concerning
1849 ,. 13315
Vote on question of calling, 1897..
18190, 185^4
See also Convehtion.
Constitutional limitations: "H's" re-
view of Ryan's case. By D. S. L.,
1886 17532
Constitutional reforms. Message of
governor rel. to, 1897 18500
Constitutionality of the funding bill. By
William L. Royall, 1878 l'!730
Constitutions of the states, text, 1811.
848&
Adoption. By E. D. L. Lewis, 1902.
191«1
Consular convention. Between U. S.
and France, 1853 1»949
Consumption. Restriction and preven-
tion, 1899 18747
How Virginia Is fighting It, 1910. .
20J31
Contamination of tide-waters. By F. L.
Perry, 1915 21130
Contempts. By T. Morris Wamplcr,
1911 20366
Bill rel. to. 1824 9«00
Bill rel. to, 1825 967S
Contested elections. See Elections, Con-
tested.
Continental army 7050
1781 7266, 7286, 7292
Continental commissioner 7422
Continental congress. See Congress,
continental.
Continental line. Bounty lands, 1783.
7380
Land bounties, 1787 7548
Report of committee on claim of ofB-
cers, 1810 8394, 8408
Contingent fund. John Letcher's letter
rel. to. 1875 16343
Warrants on, 1826 9734
Warrants on, 1828 9903
Warrants on, 1829 10014
Warrants on, 1830 10179
Warrants on, 1832 10451
Warrants on, 1833 10548
Warrants on, 1834 10704
Warrants on, 1835 10811
Warrants on, 1836 1092»
Warrants on, 1838 11111
Warrants on, 1839 11264. 11377
Warrants on, 1840 11554
Warrants on, 1841 11738
Warrants on, 1842 1195S
Warrants on. 1843 12170
Warrants on, 1844 12326
Warrants on, 1845 12511
Warrants on, 1846 12735
Warrants on, 1847 12955
Warrants on, 1848 1307S
Warrants on, 1849 13258
Warrants on, 1850 13454
Warants on, 1852 13S90
Warrants on, 1853 13909, 13966
Warrants on, 1855 14080, 14191
Warrants on, 1871 15984
Statements of drafts on, 1872.. 16037
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Contract relation between assigrnor and
"assigrnee. etc. By W. B. KegTey, 1897.
18464
Contractors, Independent. By Wynd-
ham R. Meredith 1901 18804
Contracts. At to impairing obligations
of. 1882 17053
Contracts of exemption by carriers. By
J. R. Tucker. 1906 19555
Contracts of guaranty. By J. R. Tuclcer,
jr 17725
Contracts of a state, enforceability of.
16971
Contractual powers of married women.
By W. M. Lile. 1897 185 . i
Contribution between co-sureties. By
Samuel A. Anderson, 1898 18631
Convention:
March 20. 1775. Proceedings ...8825
July 17, 1776. Ordinances 8826
July 17, 1775. Proceedings 8826
Dec. 1, 1776. Ordinances 8829
Dec. 1. 1776. Proceedings. .8826, 8827
Of 1788 7586-7598
Of 1788. Act. Dec. 12, 1787 7553
Of 1788. Bill for considering fed.
const., 1787 7552
Of 1788. Debates 7588. 7589, 7590,
7591, 7592. 7592a
Of 1788. Journal 7586. 7587
Of 1788. Seven resolutions of Oct.
25, 1787 7554
Convention between Virginia & the
Confederate states of America, 1861.
14840
Convention of colleges. Memori.'>l of,
1843 12197
"Convention of the people," 1861. Res-
olutions passed April 18, 1861, at
Metropolitan hall 14777
Convention of slaveholding states, 1838.
11116
Convention of southern governors.
Governor's message, 1893 18063
Convention of Southern States, 1857..
14319
Convention of states. 1861 14694
Communications rel. to 14716
Report rel. to 14704
Convention troops, 1779 7175
1780 7210
Conventions, powers of. By A. Caper-
ton Braxton, 1901 18928
Conventions of the revolution. By W.
F. Dunaway, Jr., 1905 19328
Conventions of Va. Bibliography, 1910.
20177, 20223
Converse, Henry A. Indexes to Va.
and W. Va. reports, 1881 16954
Converse, James B. Memoir of Henry
A. Converse. 1881 1B954
Conveyances. Bill rel. to, 1818 9051
By married women. By L. M. Kean,
1887 17725
Conveyancing. Burks' lectures on, 1906.
19524
New Va.. justice, 1799 7964
Convict labor. Hardy's uigest of laws,
1911 20334
Convicts. Amt. paid for executed,
transported and escaped, 1820-1830.
10191
ria.«slflcation. 1808 8329
Communication rel. to hiring on Val-
ley railroad, 1874 16366
Conspiracy in penitentiary, 1861...
14990
Convicts. — Cont.
Conspiracy of, in 1862 150)«3
Contract with Davis shoe CO., 1899.
18699
Contract with Davis shoe CO., 1912.
20426
Deaths on James river and Kanawha
canal, 1878 16636, 16638
Employment of, 1876 16447
Employment of, 1912 20482
Federal. Correspondence rel. to re-
ception of, 1855 14166
Federal. Report rel. to, 1857... 14376
Hire of. 1887 17561
Hire of, 1912 20433
Labor of, on capltol groundi, 1887.
17669
Letter from governor of West Vir-
ginia rel. to, 1861 22139
Letter from governor rel to, 1824..
9646
Negro. Number in penitentiary, 1901.
18957
Negro. Number of illiterates among,
1901 18957
Negro. Number that have attended
public schools. 1901 189S7
Number under 21 years, 1878 16673
Pierpont's letter. 1861 22122
Prison labor. 1901 18898
Punishment by whipping, 1824.. 9546
Report of work on lime grinding,
1916 ?1372
Report on contract for hire of, 1885.
17424
Report rel. to. 1825 9656
Report of committee rel. to contract
with Davis shoe co., 1899 18678
Report rel. to those employed outside
penitentiary, 1887 17575
Rules for government of. 1829.. 10022
Rules for labor. 1907 19637
Slave. Amt. paid out of treasury for,
1800 to 1850 , 13494
Slaves. Sale of. 1857 14311
Slaves. Statement rel. to sales of.
1849 13304
Slaves. Transportation of. 1857...
14306
Transportation. 1895 18290
Use of. on James river and Knrawha
canal. 1877 16548. 16563
Who cannot work on roads, 1912..
20438
Work for internal Improvement com-
panies. 1888 17626
Work of, on James river & Kanawha
canal. 1875 16339. 16346
Work on James river and Kanawha
canal. 1879 16796
Work on lime grinding. 1916... 21332
Working roads in Washington
county, 1912 20470
See also Penitentiary. Pardons.
Conway. Eustace. Re«olutlons rel. to
slaverv, 1848 1^154
Cook, A H. Phantoms. 1914 21027
Cooke, C. B. Address. 1911 20307
Cooke. J. R. Amendment concerning
assessment. 1829 10137
Proposed amendment to re.<sol\itlon of
leglslntlve committee. 1829... 10113
Pronositlon rel. to draft of constitu-
tion. 1829 10148. 1014J
Pronositlon rel. to legislative dent..
18'^9 10127
Resolutions rel. to judicial dept.. 1829.
10141
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Cooke, Col. Philip St. George. Presen-
tation of sword to, 1859 14588
Cooley, J. S. Control of cedar rust ot
apples, 1914 21052
Effect of cedar rust upon assimila-
tion of carbon aioxide by apple
leaves, 1912 20641
Effect of gymnosporangrluni on
transpiration of apple trees, 1912.
20641
Heterosporium variablle, cite.. Its re-
lation to spinacia oleracea, and en-
vironmental factors, 1909 20061
Plant diseases in Va. during; 1909 and
1910 20061
Report on spraying experiments In
1910 and 1911. 1912 20642
Coolidge,, Archibald Cary. Address,
1905 19430, 19434
Cooper, Samuel. Report rel. to troops,
arms, etc., 1863 15154
Cooper. Thomas. Letter rel. to public
education, 1817 8914
Cooperative education association,
lieautifying our schools, 1910...
20192, 20196
Bulletin. 1911 20346-20318
Bulletin, 1913 20710, 20711
Community league bulletin. 1916...
21406
High school club. 1909 19986
Lectures & entertainments, 1910...
20194
List of speakers, 1914 20946
Play and athletics in Va., 1916.. 21409
Report, 1911 20350
Scliool and civic improvement league
bulletin 20195. 20196
Universal education, 1915 21206
Work of, 1915 21200, 21201
Cooperative herd testing. By W. D.
Saunders and C. W. Holdaway, 1911.
20412
Co-operative press. Bill rel. to bureau
of banking, 1909 19965
Coordinate college. Hearing on, 1914.
21027
Resolution of university of Virginia
rel. to, 1914 20814
Coparceners, partition between .. .17247
Cope. Henry F. Address, 1911 20398
Address, 1912 20628
Address, 1914 21030
Coppell. George. W. Va. debt settle-
ment, 1898 18638
Copper coin 7020
Copper mines. Report of committee
on, 1833 10598
Coppoc, Barclay. Governor's letter rel.
to. 1859 14598
Requisition for, 1859 14494
Copyright entries in Virginia
20142, 20224a
Corbett. L. L. Preliminary report on
tomato culture, 1912 20529
Corbin, S. W. Report, 1894 18?02
Report, 1895 18374. 18389
Report of farmers Institute at Man-
a.ssas. 1893 18114
Corbin ys. Burwell 9358
Corcoran, W. W. Donation to Univers-
ity of Va., 1876 16418
Letter of C. S. Venable to. 1876.. 16418
Letter of thanks for presenting organ
to western state hospital. 1852..
13638
Letter rel. to gift of, 1878 16669
Corcoran. W. W. — Cont.
Letters to unlv. of Virginia. 1878 . .
16703
Corn. 1901 l»89t
Bill rel. to levying on crops of. 184J.
12245
Canned. By C. M. Bradbury, 1905..
19383
Co-operative tests, 1892 18048
Corn as food for hogs. By A. M.
Soule, J. R. Fain and M. P. Jarna-
gin, 1907 19722
Crossing strains of. By I..yman Car-
rier. 1913 20805
Fodder. 1880 16857
Growing in Va. By Andrew M. Soule.
1905 19388
Husker and fodder cutter. By D. O.
Nourse, 1893 18187
Improvement of. By A. M. Soule and
P. O. Vanatter, 1907 19720
Improving the corn crop. By Lyman
Carrier, 1909 200S9
Inspection of, 1831 10341
Mode of cultivating 18389
Rel. to nitrogen supply, 1881 ..16956
Tests of fertilizers on, 1892 18055
Use of muslin screens to keep corn
from crossing. By Lyman Carrier.
1909 20061
Corn millers. List, 1911
20335-20337, 20340
Corn stover, preservation of. By D. O.
Nourse, 1897 18591
Coroners. Mayo's guide, 1860 14682
Precedents for use of, 1892 18037
Corporation commission. Act to put
Into operation, 1903 19216
Article on. By A. Caperton Braxton,
1905 -1932$
Assessment of public service corpo-
rations, 1910 20255
Assessment of railroad properties,
1915 21104
Bank statements, 1908 19834
Bank statements, 1909 19961
Bank statements. 1910 20171-20174
Bank statements, 1911 ...20325-20330
Bank statements, 1912 20531-20537
Bank statements, 1913 20993
Bank statements, 1914 ...20916-20923
Bank statements. 1915 21162-21168
Bank statements, 1916 21394-21)97
Communication from, 1915
21065. 21086
Communication rel. to taxable values
of rolling stock, 1910 20128
Express traffic regulations, 1912...
20566. 20567
Express trafllc regulations. 1914...
20953-20951
Express traffic regulations. 1915...
21210. 21211
Freight classiflcation, 1909
20025. 20021
Freight classiflcation. 1910 20241
Freight classiflcation. 1913 20765
Freight rates. 1912 .. 20620. 20621
Freight regulations. 1915.21272-21274
General orders, rules & regulations.
1908 19839
Laws rel. to common carrier, 1908..
19889
Milear.e class and commodity rates
applicable to railroads. 1913.. 20766
Mileage class rates, 1909 20024
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Corporation commission. — Cont.
Opinion oa increased assessment of
railroads. 1907 19702
Railroad rates, 1907 19689, 1»691
Railroad rates, 1910 20243
Railroad regulations, 1907 19690
Railroad regulations, 1910 20241
Rairoad regulations, 1914.21017-21019
Report, 1903 19215
Report, 1905 19392, 19393
Report, 1907 19656
Report, 1908 19838, 19839
Report, 1909 19969, 19970
Report. 1910 20178, 20179
Report, 1911 20332-20333,
20386, 20387
Report, 1912 20544
Report, 1913 20701-20702
Report, 1914 20928-20930
Report of committee rel. to, 1906..
19482
Report rel. to investigation of, 1906.
19460. 19467
Report ret. to quarters for, 1902
19098
Rules of practice and procedure, 1903.
19217
Rules rel. to storage, demurrage and
car service, 1908 19892
Schedule of routes and distances,
1911 20388
Statutes, etc.. governing railroads,
1905 19422
Taxation of corporations, 1911.. 20392
Virginia corporation law, 1905.19394
Va. corporation law, 1908 19840
Corporation*. Act rel. to, 1902... 19139
Acts on. 1853 14010
Bill, 1845 12587
Bill rel. to debts of, 1844 12412
Charters granted to, 1876 16426
Foreign in Va. By J. Baldwin Ran-
son, 1901 18928
Have the corporations been law-abid-
ing? By it. St. Geo. Tucker, 1910.
20221
Law. 1905 19394
Law, 1908 19840
Laws, by A. Williams 19971
Laws, 1910 20181
List of. 1857 14270
List of, 1859 14465, 14547
List of, 1861 14946
List of, 1870 16828
List of, 1871 169M
List of, 1872 16010
List of. 1874 16144. 16250
List of. 1875 16328
List of. 1877 li:;24
List of, 1879 167.^9
List of 1882. 1883 17229
List of, 1884 17326
List of, 1885 17484
List of, 1887 17605, 17709
List of, 1889 17860
List of. 1891 17990
List of, 1893 18092
List of, 1895 18288
List of, 1897 18620, 18643
List of. 1899 18689, 18711
List of. 1901 18890
List of. 1903 19241
List of. 1904 19346
List of. 1905 19423
List of, 1906 19.566
List of, 1907 19694
List of, 1908 :9894
Corporations. — Cont.
List of, 1909 2002T
List of, 1910 20245
List of. 1911 20389
List of, 1912 20624
List of, 1914 21020
List of, 1915 21278
Ordinance rel. to, 1901 19034
Power of, to purchase own stock.
By T. B. Benson, 1915 21239
Public. Suits against, 1846 12670
Report, 1903 19215
Report, 1904 19311-19312
Report, 1906 19526, 19526
Report, 1909 19969-19971
Report, 1911 20332-20333
Report, 1913 20702
Report, 1914 20928-20930
Report of committee on, 1901
19016, 19018, 19025
Report on charters, 1839 11392
Right to transfer property of. By
Gordon Paxton, 1902 19162
Statement of loans to, 1844 12350
Taxation of, 1801 14990
Value of property, 1901 18965
Virginia corporation digest. 1907..
19655
Va. law rel. to, 1906 19627
See also Corporation commission.
Correspondence, committee of. Minutes
and letters received, 1773-1776...
19407
Cottom, Peter. Call's repts. v. 1, 1824.
7889
Call's reports, v. 2. 1824 7968
Call's report of cases, v. 3. 2nd ed.,
1824 8036
Hall's index to Virginia reports, 1826.
9699
Randolph's reports of cases, v. 1,
1821 935^
Randolph's reports, v. 2, 1823.... 9521
Randolph's reports, v. 3, 1826.... 9698
Randolph's reports, v. 4, 1827 9798
Randolph's reports, v. 5. 1828.... 9877
Virginia cases, 1815 8812
Cotton. 1880 16857
Communication from governor rel. to
Tennessee, 1861 14957
Resolutions rel. to destruction of.
1861 14981
Cotton factories. Circular of secretary
of com. to, 1864 15264
Coulougnac and co 7428
Coulter, Jno. Lee. Address, 1911.. 20398
Adr^rcos, 1912 20628
Council, 1776 7012-7014
}777 7061-7053, 7084
JJ82 7328
nil 7473
H2S 76H
1787 7572, 7574
JIS* 768S
1803 8099
1807 8250
1808 8316, 8329
1809 8366, 8867
1810 8413, 8421. 8422
1811 8491. 8492
1818 9068
1820 9194
1827 9810
1828 9903
1832 10451
Advice to courts, 1811 8492
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Council. — Cont.
Circular to militia officers. Mar. 11,
1818 9068
Expenditures. 1827 9810
Letter in reply to announcement of
governor's acceptance, 1821 . . ..9313
Nathans bills. 1783 7344
Orders, 1779 7190-7195
Relations with deputy adj. general,
1813 8644
W. B. Giles speech on, 1829 10154
Council of foreign bondholders of Lon-
don, 1874 16185
Counterfeit letters. Bill, 1843 12252
Counterfeit notes. Bill rel. to, 1862..
15067
Counties. Accounts of treasurers, 1897.
18542
Acreage and assessments, 1889 .17782
Aggregate levies, 1876 16464
Agricultural statistics, 1889 17842
Appropriations, 1821 9324
Area in acres, li>29 10085
Area in acres, 1845 12539
Areas, etc., 1852 13854
Balances due from, 1782-1790 7704
Balances due from, 1792 7760
Boards of health, 1910 20236
Boundaries of, 1844 12418
Calendar of legislative petitions. Ac-
comac-Bedford, 1908 19871
Cemeteries, 1891 17916
Corporation taxation, 1911 20392
County seats. Letter rel. to merid-
ians of. 1855 14081
Delinquent poll taxes, 1876. .. .16444
Description, 1915 21192
Duties of treasurers, 1908.. ..19896
General county statistics, 1899.. 18727
General description. 1911 20345
Health officers. Register. 1913.. 20757
Histories of schools in, 1885 17477
Indebtedness of, 1876 16424
Laws rel. to duties of treasurers,
1910 20256
List of officials. 1882 17066
List of officials, 1905 19423
List of officials, 1907 19694
List of officials, 1908 19894
List of officials, 1909 20027
List of officials, 1910 20245
List of officials, 1912 20624
List of officials, 1914 21020
List of officials. 1915 21278
List regulating running of automo-
biles, 1906 19565
List regulating running of automo-
bijes, 1907 .19694
List regulating running of automo-
biles, 1909 20027
List of those entitlea to direct tax,
1897 I 18487. 18524
List of those having special road
laws,, 1910 2014T
List of, with specia. road laws. 1911.
20298
List of those having special ro.-id
laws, 1913 20659
Maps. 1822 9376
Organization. Proposed amendments.
1874 161J8
Organization. Resolutions rel. to,
1872 16004
Organization and government. .18999
Organization and government, 1901.
19004
Counties. — Cont.
Proceedings relative to abolition of
slavery, 1835 10830
Proposed electoral boards In, 1889.
17803
Receipts and disbursements, 1907..
1»C2>
Report of committee on, 1867... 15629
Report on records on file, 1874.. 16177
Report rel. to criminal expenses of,
1897 18191
Report rel. to formation of new coun-
ty from Russell, Scott and Wash-
ington, 1897 18495
Results of Weaver-Buchanan tax bill,
1915 21293
Roads and bonds, 1891 17915
Road laws, 1909 19941
Salary system, 1912 20439, 20474
School population, 1877 16542
Statement of annual grain products
for 1868-1877, compared with years
before the war 16556
Statistics rel. to taxation. 1828.. 9932
Status of accts. of treasurers and
clerks, 1893 18122
Superintendents. Circular rel. to,
1847 1J051
Superintendents of schools. Com-
munication rel. to, 1878 16721
Terms of officers, 1901 19028
Va. counties: those resulting from
Va. legislation. By Morgan Poi-
tiaux Robinson, 1916 21442
With special road laws, 1912 20497
•County lieutenants. 1781. .. .7274, 7275
Letter of governor to,. 1788 7629
Order, Dec. 29, 1788 7630
Coupons. Amount received for taxes,
1880 to 1886 17602
Antoni vs. Greenhow, 1883
17235. 17236
Cases in courts, 1885 17420, 17426
Communication of second auditor
rel. to effect of Wickham amend-
ment, 1889 17784
Commmunication of treasurer rel. to
missing, 1878 16686
Communic.-it'i.n rel. to. 1885 17401
Coupon-killer no. 2. Information
from auditor rel. to, 1883 17181
Coupon-killers 17247
Lamb's reports on cases, 1885.. 17487
Report rel. to missing, 1878 16692
Speech rel. to. 1874 16302
Tax recei vn ble. 1901 18907
Taxes paid in. 1874 16171
Treasurer's statement, 1871 15908
Course of study for elementary schools
of V«.. 1909 19984
Course of study for high schools, 1915.
2120}
Course of study of the training school.
IHli 20587
Court martialR. Case of Col. H. Clay
Pate, 1863 15260
Court of appeals. Advance report, di-
gest of v. 1. 1899 18732
Advance report, digest of v. 2, 1900.
18792
Amounts received from printed rec-
ords. 1907 19610
Annotations to v. 76-105. Virginia re-
ports, 1907 19648
Baltimore and Ohio railroad co. vs.
Polly, Woods & CO., 1866 14t23
Bar examinations, 1910-1913. ..20736
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Court of appeals. — Cent.
Bin, 1809 8359
Bin changing place of holding:. 1846
12830
Bill concerning. 1806 8203
BUI rel. to. 1839 11456. 11458
Bill rel. to. 1840 11639
Bill rel. to compensation of oHlcers
of. 1829 10057
Bill rel. to records of. 1841 11858
Bill rel. to reporter of decisions of,
1841 11843
Bill rel. to reports of. 1841 11885
Bill to amend acts concerning:. 1839.
11501
Bill to expedite cases in, 1844.. 12416
Biographical sketches of judges. 1897.
18562
Board of harbor commissioners vs.
the city council of Portsmouth.
}g^2 17042
Boyd vs. commonwealth, i882.. 17043
Burks' reports v. 91, 1895 18386
Burks' reports, v. 92, 1896/96. . .18387
Burks' reports, v. 93, 1896 18437
Burks' reports, v. 94. 1897. ..... .18438
Burks' reports, v. 95, 1897 18561
Burks' reports, v. 96, 1899 18621
Burks' reports, v. 97, 1900 18731
Burks' reports, v. 98, 1900 18789
Burks' reports, v. 99, 1901 18908
Burks' reports, v. 100. 1901 18909
Burks' reports, v. 101. 1903 19134
Burks' reports, v. 102, 1903 19206
Burks' reports, v. 103, 1905 19296
Burks' reports, v. 104, 1906 19380
Burks' report, v. 106, 1906 19512
Burks' reports, v. 106, 1907 19513
Burks' reports, v. 107. 1907 19646
Burks' reports, v. 108, 1908 19821
Burks' reports, v. 109. 1908/'09. .19822
Burks' reports, v. 110, 1910 19963
Burks' reports, v. 111. 1910 20162
Burks' reports, v. 112. 1911 20310
Burks' reports, v. 113. 1912 20311
Burks' reports, v. 114, 1913 20511
Burks' reports, v. 115, 1913 20674
Burks' reports, v. 116. 1914 20895
Burks' reports, v. 117. 1915 21139
Burks' reports, v. 118, 1916 21140
By S. S. P. Patteson, 1893 18174
Case of Judith Randolph, 1852.. 13878
Case of Shenandoah lime company vs.
W. H. Mann. 1913 20767
Causes in, 1850 13510. 13511
Citation of reports Appemlix V
Communication from Judges. 1874.
16174
Communication rel. to law library.
12964
Converse's Indexes. 1881 16954
Decisions, v. 1. 1907-8 19647
Decisions. 1908/09 19823
Delays in, 1857 14393
Digest of decisions 18562
Digest of decisions, 5 vols., 1906-7.
19514
Digest of decisions, v. 6, 1911... 20312
Digest. V. 7 21381
Bligibility of governor, 1868 15657
Estimate of cost, 1870 15726
Gilmer's letter rel. to reports, 1820.
Appendix P
Grattan's reports, v. 1, 1844 12489
Grattan's reports, v. 1, 2d ed.. 1844.
12488
Grattan's reports, v. 2. 1845/46. .12700
Court of appeals. — Cont.
Grattan's reports, v. 2. 2d ed., 1845/46.
12701
Grattan's reports, v. 3. 1846 12923
Grattan's reports, v. 3, 2d ed... 12923a
Grattan's reports, v. 4, 1847. .. .13045
Grattan's reports, v. 4. 2d ed. ...13046
Grattan's reports, v. 4, 6, 6 (Mlchie
ed.) 13047
Grattan's reports, v. 5, 1848 13201
Grattan's reports, v. 5, 2d ed... 13202
Grattan's reports, v. 6. 1849 13341
Grattan's reports, v. 7. 1850/51
13471. 13472
Grattan's reports, v. 7 & 8 13473
Grattan's reports, v. 8. 1856 13565
Grattan's reports, v. 8. 2d ed.. 1861.
13556
Grattan's reports, v. 9, 1862 13727
Grattan's reports v. 9. 2d ed., 1852.
13728
Grattan's reports, v. 9 and 10. 1862.
13729
Grattan's reports, v. 10. 1863. .. .14007
Grattans' reports, v. 10. 2d ed., 1863.
14008
Grattan's reports, v. 11, 1864. .. .14021
Grattan's reports, v. 11. 2d ed.. 1864.
14022
Grattan's reports, v. 12, 1855 14200
Grattan's reports, v. 12, 2d ed., 1856.
14201
Grattan's reports, v. 13. 1865-1857.
14202
Grattan's reports, v. 13. 2d ed., 1866-
1867 14203
Grattan's reports ,v. 14. 1857 14403
Grattan's reports, v. 14, 2d ed., 1857.
14404
Grattan's reports v. 15, 1858-1860.
14424
Grattan's reports, v. 15, 2d ed... 14426
Grattan's reports, v. 16. 1860... 14661
Grattan's reports, v. 16, 2d ed., 1860.
14662
Grattan's reports, v. 16, 17. 18 (Mlchie
ed.), 1901 14663
Grattan's reports, v. 17, 1867. .. .15534
Grattan's reports, v. 17. 2d ed.. 1867.
15533
Grattan's reports, v. 18, 1868... 15558
Grattan's reports, v. 18, 2d ed., 1868.
15669
Grattan's reports, v. 19, 1868 15650
Grattan's reports, v. 19, 2d ed., 1868.
15651
Grattan's reports, v. 19, 20. 21 (Michte
ed.) 15662
Grattan's reports, v. 20, 1870 16865
Grattan's reports, v. 21, 1871 16963
Grattan's reports, v. 22. 1872 16067
Grattan's reports, v. 23. 1873 1^086
Grattan's reports, v. 22, 23 (Mlchie
ed.). 1872 16068
Grattan's reports, v. 24. 1874. .. .16087
Grattan's reports, v. 26, 1875. .. .16208
Grattan's reports, v. 26. 1876 16390
Grattan's reports, v. 26. 27 (Mlchie
ed.) 16391
Gratan's reports, v. 27. 1876 16482
Grattan's reports, v. 28, 29 (Mlchie
ed.) 16592
Grattan's reports, v. 28, 1877 16691
Grattan' reports, v. 29, 1878. . .16591a
Grattan's reports, v. 30. 1878 16713
Grattan's reports, v. 30. 31 (Michle
ed.) 16714
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Court of appeals. — Cont.
Grattan's reports, v. 31, 1878. . .16713a
Grattan's reports, v. 32, 1880 16820
Grattan's reports, v. 32 & 33 (Mlchie
ed.) 16821
Grattan's reports, v. 33, 1880 16856
Hansbrough's rejjbrts, v. 76, 1883...
16953a
Hansbrough's reports, v. 77, 1.^8.'?...
17231
Hansbrough's reports, v. 78, 1883- 84
17)iS2
Hansbrough's reports, v. 79, 1884..
17326
H.insbrough's reports, v. 80, 1885.
17485
Hansbrough's reports, v. 81, 1886..
17485a
Hansbrough's reports, v. 82, 1886..
17523
Hansbrough's reports, ▼. 83, 1887..
17713
Hansbrough's reports, v. 84, 1888 . .
17714
Hansbrough's reports, v. 85, 1M9.,
17746
Hansbrough's reports, v. 86, 1889..
17852
Hansbrough's reports, v. 87, 1890/91.
17S87
Hansbrough's reports, v. 88, 1892..
17991
Hansbrough's reports, v. 89, 1892/93.
18027
Hansbrough's reports, v. 90, 1895..
18157
Historical account of reports, 1842.
12140
Historical review, 1897 18562
Howerton vs. commonwealth, 1882.
17044
Hurst's criminal digest, 1900 18793
Johnson vs. Maclin, 1856 14229
L.eigh'8 reports, v. 1, 1830 10061
Leigh's reports, v. 1, 2d ed., 1830..
, , ^, 10062
Leigh's reports, v. 2, 1830 10266
Leigh's reports, v. 2, 2d ed., 1830...
10267
Leigh's reports, v. 3, 2d ed., 1831...
10394
Leigh's reports, v. 4, 1832 10526
Leigh's reports, v. 4, 2d ed., 1832..
10527
Leigh's reports, v. 1. 2, 3, 4 (Mlchie
ed.) 10067
Leigh's reports, v. 5, 1833 10682
Leigh's reports, v. 5. 2d ed., 1833...
Leigh's reports, v. 6, 1835 10904
Leigh's reports, v. 6, 2d ed., 1835...
, * . 10905
Leigh's reports, v. 7, 1838 11047
Leigh's reports, v. 8, 1839
, , ^. 11049, 11050
Leigh's reports, v. 5, 6, 7, 8, (Mlchie
ed.) 10684
Leigh's reports, v. 9, 1837 11095
Leigh's reports, v. 9, 2d ed., 1837..
11096
Leigh's reports, v. 10, 1839.. 11531
Leigh's reports, v. 10, 2d ed.. 1839..
_ , ^, 11532
Leigh's reports, v. 11, 1840 11707
Leigh's reports, v. 11, 2d ed.. 1840..
11708
Court of appeals. — Cont.
Leigh's reports, v. 12, 1844 1192»
Leigh's reports, v. 12, 2d ed., 18/5.
11927
Leigh's reports, v. 9. 10. 11, 11
(Mlchie ed.) 1109T
Letter from, rel. to publication of de-
clsions. J819 909*
Letter from president rel. to rules.
1875 16340
Letter of F. W. Gilmer rel. to reports
1820 9195
Letter rel. to court room, 1819 ..9088
J. S. McCue's petition, 1904 19333
Library of. 1902 1908S
Martin's index from Jefferson to 33d
Grattan. 1881 169S5
Matthews' report, v. 75. 1882 1695J
Michie's cyclopedic digest. 1905-1909.
19381
Michie's index-digest to vols. 92-99
Va. reports and vols. 1 and 2 Va.
decisions. 1902 19135
Miller school. 1873 1610S
Nomination of Judges of. 1865
15421. 15428
Number of cases. 1847 12999
Number of cases. 1853 13907
Number of reports on hand. 1881..
16922
Number of writs of error and appeals.
1907 19745
Old Dominion steamship co.. 1904..
„ 19J4J
Patton and Heath's Index to Grattan's
reports, v. 2-v. 11, 1866 14221
Power of, 1877 1660S
Printing records. 1843 12269
Randolph's reports, v. 1. 1823.... 935C
Randolph's reports, v. 2. 1824... 9521
Randolph's reports, v. S, 1826 9698
Randolph's reports, v. 4. 1827 9798
Randolph's reports, v. 6, 1828 9877
Randolph's reports, v. 4, 6. 6, 1904 . .
9799
Randolph's reports, v. 6. 1829... 9882
Randolph's reports, v. 6. 2d ed., 1875.
9886
Records of cases Appendix U
Remonstrance. 1779 7170
Remonstrance. 1788 7624, 7S65
Reply to senate res.. 1871 1593S
Report of committee on delays in.
„1810 ••••• 8391
Report on business. 1847 13027
Report pn promoting business, 1848.
„ 1305S
"^^*i?;' ■■*'• 'o dispatching business In,
„1848 1314^
Report rel. to Jurisdiction of, 1878 . .
Reporter, v. 3, by Jones and Powell.
„ 1901 18910
'^^^.JF,"^""" o' Judge W. T. Joynes.
1871 15947
Returns of clerk, 1830 10226
Returns of clerk. 1838 111S9
Returns of clerk. 1839 11386a
Returns of clerk. 1840 11567
Returns of clerk. 1841 11747
Returns of clfrk. 1843 12186
Returns of clerk. 1844 12SS6
Returns of clerk 1845 12522
Returns of clerk, 1846. . .-. 12749
Returns of clerk, 1847 1S017
Returns of clerk, 1848 ijije
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Court of appeals. — Cent.
Returns of clerk, 1849 13293
Returns of clerk, 18S0. . .13415, 13513
Returns of clerks, 1852.. 13650, 13809
Returns of clerk, 1853 13957
Returns of clerk, 1854, 1855 14139
Returns of clerk, 1857 14366
Returns of clerk, 1859 14574
Returns of clerk, 1869 15745
Returns of clerk, 1870 15822, 15842
Returns of clerk, 1872
15914, 16009, 16024
Return of clerk, 1874
16142, 16246. 16264
Return of clerk, 1875 16323, 16345
Return of clerk, 1876 16417, 16438
Return of clerk, 1877 16517, 16520,
„ 16540. 1654»
Return of clerk, 1878 16621, 16666
Returns of clerk, 1879 16756, 16780
Return of clerk, 1881. .. .16883, 16915
Return of clerk, 1883 17122, 17173
Return of clerk. 1885 17363, 17390
Return of clerk 1887 17557, 17587,
17636, 17662
Return of clerk, 1889 17781. 17809
Return of clerk, 1891. .. .17929, 17947
Returns of clerk, 1893. . .18088. 18117
Return of clerk, 1895 18283, 18320
Return of clerk, 1897 18513, 18535
Returns of clerk, 1899.. 18684, 18707
Return of clerk, 1901
18839, 18847, 18869
Return of clerk, 1904 19263
Returns of clerk, 1906 19463
Returns of clerk, 1908 19760
Returns of clerk, 1910 20098
Return of clerk. 1912 20450
Returns of clerk, 1914 20835
Return of clerk, 1916 21340
Robinson's reports, v. 1, 1842/43..
12139
Robinson's reports, v. 1, 2d ed..
„1842/43 '.... 12140
Robinsons reports, v. 2, 1843/44..
„ . 12310
Royall's dlg-est of Qrattan's reports,
vols. 1 to 21, 1871 15965
Rules, 1806 8196
Rules, 1808 8296
Rules, 1811 8486
Rules 1844 12488
Rules, 1864 14024
Rules. 1869 16790
Rules, 1897 18561
Rules, 1901 18909
Rules, 1907 19646
Rules, by B. C. Burks, 1885 17496
U. S. vs. Ansonia brass and copper
company, et al., 1910 20257
Watts' decisions, v. 3, 1910 19954
Watts' decisions, v. 4, 1910 20163
Watts' decisions, v. 5, 1911 20313
Watts' decisions, v. 6 & 7, 1912-1913.
„, . 20612. 20513
Watts' decision, v. 8, 1913 2067S
Watts' decisions, v. 9, 1914 20896
Watts' decisions, v. 10, 1915 21141
Watts' decisions, v. 11, 1916. .. .21382
Whltlock & CO. vs. Gordon's adm'r,
etc., 1866 15555
Court of appeals. Special. Bill rel. to
establishing', 1847 13027, 13055
Patton's and Heath's reports, v. 1,
1856 14205, 14206
Patton and Heath's reports, v. 2, 1866.
1421»
Court of appeals, Speolal. — Cout.
Patton and Heath's reports, v. 2, 2d
ed 14220
Court records. Bill rel. to removal of,
1864 15296
Courteney, Bdward Henry. Faculty
chairman, 1906 19570
Courthouses. Bill authorizing allow-
nnces to keepers of, ^846 12851
Schedule of routes and distances
from, 1911 20388
Schedule of routes and distances to
Richmond, Williamsburg and
Staunton, 1882 17060, 17065
Schedule of routes to principal cities,
„ 1886 ..,• 17535
Courtney, Alfred R 21239
Courtney, John. Acts, 9th cong., 2nd
sess., 1807 8239
Courtney, John, Jr. Estimate, public
printing, 1803 8082
Courts. i7i}6 70J5
1"9 ;.... 7134
1787 7656. 756J
"88 7623, 7624
1791 7726, 7727
A brief account of law reporting.
1897 I85f2
Acts rel. to. 1830 10271, 10272
Appropriation to pay counsel for
state, 1885 17369, 17403
Authenticating proceedings of courts
of D. C. & territories, 1843 12278
Authority of any other judge in chan-
cery or hustings courts, 1885.. 17412
Bill, 1808 8300 8301
Bill authorizing levy by, 1864.. 15328
Bill creating additional, 1843 12247
Bill establishing, 1846 12816
Bill rel. to, 1841 : 11830
Bill rel. to, 1842 ,..12058, 12089
Bill rel. to, 1845 12670
Bill rel. to attorneys, etc. of, 1841..
11873
Bill rel. to establishment of, 1832..
Bill rel. to establishment of, 1846..
12S7C
Bin rel. to offlcers of, 1841 11881
Bill rel to proceedings of. 1842.. 12037
Bill rel. to removal of caOses in
equity, 1838 11192
Bill rel. to time of holding. 1844..
12399
Bill re-organizing, 1843 12286
Bill to amend system, 1841 11860
Bill to prevent certain suits in, 1864.
?'"«. 18" • • •; 8416.- sVlV/llll
Jurisdiction of county. In injunction
^."V,"*-. ^y Jackson Guy, 1887.. 17725
Civil suits in, 1836 10966
Clerks of. Bill rel. to, 1827. . '. '. ! .9860
Constitution! ^ower and relation of
state and federal courts. By J C
Pritchard, 1910 20004
Coupon cases, 1885 17420
Decisions affecting labor, 1910.. 20146
Decisions rel. to labor. 1911 20297
Delays in, 1857 1439S
Digest of decisions. 1730-1896. . .18562
Expenses, 1901 igjgg
Index rel. to Va. law authorities, 1819.
9143
Judges of corporation courts of Rich-
mond. 1886 17881
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Court«. — Cont. . ,„-,
Jurisdiction in attachments, 18 n..
16605
List of flnes. 1885 17410
Location of, 1852 1.J92
Mayo's euide to magistrates, 1856.
14231
Michie's encyciopedic digest, 1905.
New circuit. 1848 13110
Nominations of Judges of, 1865.. 15428
Of law and chancery. Bill rel. to
jurisdiction of, 1840 11635
Of oyer and terminer 7555
Petition rel. to holding, 1857 14352
Power over ferries, 1844 12411
Rearrangemnt of, 1847 13014
Report of committee on, 1830... 10211
Report of committee, 1841 11753
Report of committee on, 1867... 15629
Report of committee on county, 1850.
13544. 13545. 13546. 13649
Report of revisers on. 1847 13033
Report on election of Judges. 1881..
16880
Report on revision of. 1847 13054
Report on usury laws. 1857 14380
Report rel. to circuit Und corporation
Judges. 1877 16512
Report rel. to creating twenty-third
circuit.. 1847 13031
Report rel. to nomination of Judges.
1865 lf«2J;
Reports. Gilmer's letter. .Appendix F
Returns of clerks. 1838. . .11139. 11276
Returns of clerks. 1839 ^HISS
Returns of clerks. 1840 11567
Returns of clerks. 1841 11747
Returns of clerks. 1842 11?S5
Returns of clerks. 1843 12186
Returns of clerks. 1844 12336
Returns of clerks. 1845 12522
Returns of clerks. 1846 12749
Returns of clerks. 1847 13017
Returns of clerks. 1848 13136
Returns of clerks. 1849 13293
Returns of clerks. 1850. . .13415. 13513
Returns of clerks, 1852. . .13650, 13809
Returns of clerks, 1853 13957
Returns of clerks, 1854, 1855 14139
Returns of clerks, 1857 14365
Returns of clerks, 1859 14574
Returns of clerks, 1866 15498
Returns of clerks. 1869. . .15720, 15746
Returns of clerks. 1870. . .15822. 15842
Returns of clerks. 1871 15914
Returns of clerks, 1872. . .16009, 16024
Returns of clerks, 1874
16142. 16246. 16264
Returns of clerks. 1875. . .16323. 16345
Returns of clerks. 1876. . .16417. 16438
Returns of clerks. 1877.. 16517. 16520.
16540. 16649
Returns of clerks. 1878.. 16621. 16666
Returns of clerks. 1879. . .16756. 16780
Returns of clerks. 1881. . .16883. 16915
Returns of clerks. 1883.. 17122. 17173
Returns of clerks. 1885. . .17363. 17390
Returns of clerks. 1887. . .17557. 17587.
17636. 17662
Returns of clerks. 1889. . .17781. 17809
Returns of clerks. 1891. . .17929. 17947
Returns of clerks. 1893. . .18088. 18117
Returns of clerks. 1895.. 18283. 18320
Returns of clerks. 1897. . .18513. 18535
Returns of clerks. 1899. . .18684. 18707
Courts. — Cont.
Returns of clerks. 1901. . .18839. 18847.
18869. 1895C
Returns of clerks. 1904 19263
Returns of clerks. 1906. . .19468. 19760
Returns of clerks. 1907 19694
Returns of clerks, 1910 20098
Returns of clerks. 1912 20450
Returns of clerks. 1914 20835
Returns of clerks. 1916 21340
Robinson's historical accounts. 1842.
12140
Robinson's practice, v. 1. 1854.. 14034
Robinson's practice, v. 2. 1855.. 14212
Robinson's practice, v. 3 14431
Robinson's practice, v. 4, 1860... 14683
Rules for licensing persons to prac-
tice law. 1905 193«0
St. G. Tucker on, 1803 8107, 8108
Salaries of clerks, 1916.. 21331. 21371
Shepard's citations, 1913 20673
Speeches by W .T. WiUey. 1850.. 13554
Statement of flnes. 1887 17660
Statement of receipts and expenses of
clerks. 1914 20863
Terms. 1850 13467
Terms. 1852 13724, 13871
Terms, 1853 14005
Terms. 1855 14198
Terms, 1857 14401
Terms, 1859 14683
Terms. 1861 14748, 14996
Terms, 1863 15093
Terms. 1864 16264
Terms. 1866 15468
Terms. 1866 15531
Terms. 1869 15774a
Terms. 1870 15864
Terms. 1871 15962
Terms. 1872 16064
Terms. 1874 16170. 16207. 16300
Terms. 1876 16389
Terms. 1876 16481
Terms. 1877 16590
Terms. 1878 1671 J
Terms. 1879 16819
Terms, 1881 16952
Terms, 18S3 17229
Terms, 1884 17325
Terms, 1885 17484
Terms, 1887 17606
Terms. 1887-88 17709
Terms, 1889 17850
Terms. 1891 17990
Terms, 1893 18156
Terms, 1895 18385
Terms, 1897 18560
Terms, 1899 18729
Terms, 1901 18850
Terms, 1901-02 18907
Terms, 1902-03 19138
Terms, 1904 19293
Terms, 1906 19510
Terms, 1908 19820
Terms, 1910 2016S
Terms, 1912 20609
Terms. 1914 20890
Terms. 1915 21138
Vacancies In Judgeships. 1886
17397 17398
The Va. Judicial system. 1888. .' .17754
See also Courts, circuit; Courts,
chancery ; Courts. corporation ;
Courts, district: Courts, federal.
Courts, chancery. 1778 7085
Bill authorizing to decree sales. 1864.
16337
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1155
Courts, circuit. Adjournment of. By
R. G. H. Kean, 1884 17334
Bill rel. to. 1825, 96I<
Bill rel. to, 1830.... 10259, 10260, 10261
Bill rel. to, 1839 ......11464
Bill to enlarge jurisdiction, 1864...
' 15345
BUI to Increase Jurisdiction of. ItSt.
Expense. 1825 .9623
Meetings. 1897 ....^.18560
Report rel. to 'terms of office or
Judges. 1877 16532
Courts. corpomttQU.. 3Ul rel. to, 1*39. .
Bill rel. to Jurisdiction of, 1840.. 11625
Laws rel. to duties of officers, 1829.
10070
Courts, county. 1776 7020
1785 7468, 7469
1791 7726
Act to establish, 1808 8243
Advice of council, 1810 8421
Bill rel. to, 1818 9052, 9053
Bill rel. to, 1838 11201
Bill rel. to. 1839 11459
Bill to establish, 1807 8242
Circular from governor to, 1806.. 8206
Estimate rel. to cost of, 1870... 15726
French's circular to, 1864 15262
Governor's circular rel. to, 1810.. 8423
Laws rel. to duties of officers, 1S29.
10070
Report rel. to terms of Judges. 1879.
16771
Who may hold, in certain cases. By
Jackson Guy, 1879 16832
Courts, district. Acts, 1791 7727
Bill to establish. 1823 9505
Expense, 1825 9623
Rules, 1854 14024
Courts, federal. Cases In which state
is a party, 1872 15926
Reorganization of. By Robert M.
Hughes. 1886 17532
Coutts, Reuben 7741
Couty, John 10795, 10916, 11246
Cove spring and whitehouse road. Re-
port, 1857 21516
Covell, John C. Report, 1863 15226
Report. 1865 15442
Report. 1866 15526
Report, 1867, 1868, 1869 15748
Report, 1870 15857
Report, 1871 15957
Covenants, Pleas of, etc. By Charles
Curry, 1900 18742
Covington. Bill providing for bridge
at. 1844 12419
Bill rel. to bridge across Jackson's
river at, 1843 12259
Canal from, 1826 9741
Notes rel. to railroad from, 1851,
1851 13563
Proposed railroad from, to head of
navigation on Kanawha river, 1851.
13477
Railroad to Kanawha river from,
1848 13172
Summer normal school, 1915 21282
Covington and FIncastle turnpike co.
Reports. 1852-1859 21537
Covington and Lexington turnpike co.
Reports, 1832-1850 21595
Covington and Ohio R. R. 1866... 15638
Appropriation to, 1859 14595
Claims against, 1870 15845
Covington & Ohio R. R. — Cont.
Communication of Fisk rel. to, 1855.
14173
Communication rel. to, 1853
13908, 1S95»
Communication rel. to completion of,
„1861 14900
Governor's message, 1857 14307
Letter rel. to, 1861 14878, 14956
Report, 1863 13971
Report, 1867 14350
Report of engineer rel. to, 1850.. 13413
Report of Fisk, 1855 14091
Report rel. to, 1852 13711
Report rel. to, 1866 15458
Reports, 1851, 1853, 1856, 1859, 1861-
1863 21791
Covington bridge co. Reports, 1838-
„ 18*7 21517
Covington convention. Memorial and
proceedings of, 1846 12761
Cow in relation to public health. Bul-
letin no. 32. By B. P. Nlles, 1893.
- 18186
Cow peas V 21154
And soy beans. By D. O. Nourse, 1903.
Cowan, Joseph. Report, 1833 10630
Report, 1836 10872
Cowan, Robert 7121
Cowardin, L. M. Argument rel. to state
funds for professional education,
1901 19041
Cowardin, S. P. Jr. The Elizabeth Poe
monument, 1914 21028
Cowpasture river. Bill rel. to money
for Improving, 1844 12404
Cowpasture roads. Bill making appro-
priation to, 1844 12404
Cowper, Josiah figne
Cowper. L. C. P.. 1863-1864. .22195, 22199
President of senate, 1865 15423
President of senate, 1866 15488
Cowper William 108«S
Cowpfleld. John. Trial of, 1861 13557
Cows. Infectious abortion in 18046
Profitable in Va. By H. E. Alvord"
1899 1872S
Cox, Edwin P. Speaker, 1914! !!. .2080*
Speaker. 1915 21062
The Torrens system, 1906 1941«
Cox, .Tames H 12123
Cox, L. B. Notice under section' 2479 of
the code, 1910 20004
Within or after a given time, 1915.
Cox, Peter P "I'o
Cox, William T. Report, 1910 20102
Crab apples. Report on crab apples.
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' 1017S
Crablll. C. H. Cedar rust disease of ap-
Control of cedar rust of apple.?, 1914,
Frog-eye leaf spot of apples, 191."..'' '
2|.';07
Notes on plant diseases In Va. In lou
& 1914, 1915 '•1309
Plant diseases In Va. in 1911 tini'ini.
''OG^l
Plant diseases In Virginia. 19H.T
*" 0 S 0 3
studies on phyllcistlcta ani conlo-
tnyjlum occurring on apple foliage,
1912 •••.•.....,.,,., 205^1
Craft, Miles. Report of committea on
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Craig. Adam " "'■';04
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Cralgr, C. E. Patent washes for San
Jose scale, 1906 19629
Cralgrhill, W. P. Reports on Tames
river and Kanawha canal, 1871..
15'j83
Crater's Creek and Slnklne Cre<«jC turn-
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Cranberry Summit and Brandcnvlllo
turnpike co. Reports, 183U 1S59.
21318
Crane, james C. Election of, 18.'i0
.{363
Crune Samuel. Election of, 18i>7..t4&54
Report, 1861
22116, 22118, 2!1:M. 2^135
Report, 1862 22163, 22179
Craney Island. Defense of, 1849. .13266
Report rel. to defense of, 1848
130M. jaiS6
Crr.wfo'-d, Thomas. Liett?r of Kovernor
rol. tc works In broiize, iCi4..t^2S2
Cray, James D. Report, 1887 17590
Cream. Improving- the quality of cream
from inferior milk. By William D.
Saunders, 1906 19S85
Creameries. List of, 1909 19981
List of. 1910 20184
Regulations, 1909 19977
Creaming of milk. By T. W. Allen.
1893 18144
Credit. Bill rel. to terms of, to stu-
dents, 1838 11199
Creditors. Of Insolvent donors. By
R. G. H. Kean. 1897 18464
RlKht of, to impeach unrecorded
deed. By R. M. Brown, 1881.. 16971
Right of subsequent. Article rel. to,
by J. M. Brown, 1881 16971
Rlgrhts of those not holding; waiver
of homestead, 1882 17053
Crenshaw, Lewis D. Precedents, 1913.
20782
Creole (ship). Resolutions of Rich-
mond rel. to, 1841 11816
Resolutions rel. to 1841 11794
Creolln as a disinfectant. By F. Sidney
Roop 18469
Cresap, Thomas Letter of Sept. 20,
1771 10712
Crime. Bill rel. to prosecution of, 1841.
11874
Bill rel. to prevention of, 1846
12892 12893
Charter, etc., of prison association of
Virginia, 1897 18664
Of free negroes and mulattoes, 1853.
13946
Report of prison association of
Va., 1904 and 1905 19395
Report of prison association, 1906 and
„1907 19657
Report of prison association, 1910 and
„1911 20182
St. Geo. Tucker on, 1803 8108
Criminal cases. 177e 7015
Bill rel. to change of venue In, 1840.
11626
Bill to Increase allowance of Jurors.
^1864 .15334
Deceased witnesses testimony In. By
Rudolph Bumgardner, 189. ..18454
Taxing the costs in. By Judge
Thomas Jones, 1888 17754
Criminal charges. 1795 to 1806 8160
18ii„ and 1869 15686
\lll 16889
1885 17371
Criminal charges. — Cont.
1901 18891
Auditor's statement rel. to, 187C..
164(4
Auditor's statement rel. to, 1895..
18361
Report of committee on, 188a 17803
Sta.eraent of, 1872 16036
Statement, 1907 19617
See also Criminal expenses.
Criminal code. Changes, 1382. .. .17053
Communications r^l. to, 1821.... 9331
Johnson's revision, 1846 12921
Letter of C. Johnson I'el. to revlsal.
io44 124*4
Letter rel. to revision of, 184S.. 12901
Report on revision of, 1843 121(1
Report rel. to revision of, 1846.. 12712
K«vl?lon of. 1846 127*f
Rjviflon of. 1848 13209
Criminal courts. St. G. Tucker on, 1803.
8108
Criminal digest. By S. N. Hurst.. 18793
Criminal expenses. 1895 18127
Governor's message, 1891 1791S
Governor's message, 1893 18063
Of certain counties, H97 18491
Report rel. to. 1891 17»8»
Report of committee on, 1901 18f9(
See also Criminal charges.
Criminal law. Bill amending, 1811..
8488
BUI rel. to revision of. 1846 12593
Davis' treatise on, 1838 11342
Prof. Davis' work on, 1840 11573
Digest, by James M. Matthews, 1878.
16717
Exposition of, by John B. Minor. 1894.
1821S
Johnson's revision of code. 1842.11984
Letter from Chapman Johnson rel. to.
, 1839 11*1^
Letter of C. Johnson rel. to revision
of, 1840 11647
Letter rel. to revision of, 1841.. 11736
Matthews' digest, 2d ed. rev. and enl..
1871 159(9
Matthew.*' digest of laws, 1890.. 17892
Minor's synopsis, 1858 14427
New procedure, 1878 1(71(
Report of Chapman Johnson on, 1842.
Report of C. Johnson on revision of.
1845 11507
Report of committee on revision of,
1845 12686
Report on revision of. 1844 12821
Report on revision and dlsrest of.
1846 iriti
Report rel. to revision, 1877 1(634
Revision of our criminal laws. By
Calloway Brown. 1900 18742
Touching slaves, 1841 11903
Criminal practice, changes In. By F. B.
Whiting. 1905 ,.1941*
Criminal proceedings. Errors In, 1844.
Criminal responsibility. By T. "W. Har-
rison, 1907 14(77
Criminal trials llSSt
By R. R. Howlson '13867
Criminals. Bill rel. to execution of
1845 13(19
Report of state board of charltiea.
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Crimson clover. By D. O. Nouiae. 1894.
18247
Cripples. Report on, 1911 20.'!07
Crisis of 1857. Governor's messaKe. .
14254. 14306, 14409
Crittenden, J. J. Propositions of, 18C1.
14697
Critz, Haman. Election of, 1836.. 10806
Crocheron, B. H. Address, 1910.. 20260
Address, 1911 J0398
Crockett, Charles L, ...10002
Crockett's regriment. List of olBcers.
Croslian, William -8522
Crop bulletin. 1891 17992
lf92 18028
1893 18168
1894 18210
1895 18391
1896 18442, 18449
Crop pest commission. Circular, 1901.
Circulars, 1903 19218-19224
Circulars, 1904 19?15-19318
Circulars, 1905 19396. 19397
Circulars, 1906 19528-19532
Circulars, 1907 19658-19660
Circular, 1908 19841
Circulars, 1912 20546-20548
Circular, 1914 20931
Home-made soluble oils for use
ag:atnst San Jose scale, 1908.. 19920
Instructions to local inspectors, 1903.
19222
Reorgranization, 1903 19220
Crop pest law. Administration, 1905.
19398
By Wm. B. Alwood, 1899 18765
Report on administration of, 1903 . .
19225
Crop pests. B- fl. L. Price. 1910.2n'284
Circular, 1909 19974
Circular no. 7, 1900 .18827
Circulars, 1902 19150-19152
Circular rel. to purchase of nursery
stock, 1910 20183
Report, 1916 21398
Report of state entomologrist, 1901.
18916
See also Entomologist, state.
Crop report. Report, 1889 17842
1890 17878
1891 17981
1892 18018
1893 18144
1894 18202
1895 18374, 18389
1896 18430, 18440
1897 18551
Crops. Veto messa)7e of governor rel.
to protection of, 1870 15738
Crosby, D. J. Address, 1910 20260
Cross, C. P. Report. 1876 16467
Cross, T. H. Report rel. to state's in-
terest in A. M. and O. railroad co.,
1882 17057
Cross Roads and Summit Point turn-
pike CO. Reports, 1855-1876. .21519
Crozet, C. Abstract of estimate on
canal from Covingrton to Maiden's
Adventure Falls, 1826 9741
Blue Rldgre railroad, 1853 13972
Blue Ridge tunnel, 1857 14358
Communication from, 1848 13156
Commuoicatlon rel. to Inaccuracies
in state map, 1855 14100
Crozet, C. — Cont.
Correspondence with B. Wright, 1831.
10311
Improvement of river by locks, dams
and sluices, 1826 9741
Letter rel. to Internal Improvement,
1849 13239
Letter rel. to Jackson's river, 1826.
96S$
Letter rel. to maps, 1862
136»9
Outline of improvements in Va. with
map of same, 1848 13212
Remarks on needed internal Improve-
mfents, 1828 9824
Report, 1823 9682
Report, 18^4 9706, 9707
Report. 1825 9645, 9712
Report, 1826 9748, 9985
Report, 1827 9820. 9989
Report. 1828 9926
Report, 1829 » 10087
Report. 1830 10206, 13283, 13284
Report, 1831 10325, 10328, 10410
Report, 1838 11162, 11186, 11246
Report, 1839 11290, 11360, 11722
Report, 1840 11724
Report, 1841 11742a, 11768, 11793,
11804, 121.>>6
Report, 1842 12158
Reports on Blue Ridge canal and on
Kanawha road, 1826 9649
Report on Blue Ride railroad, 1865.
14148
Report on canal from Maiden's Ad-
venture to Dunlap's creek, 1826..
9741
Report on canal from Maiden's Ad-
venture to Dunlap's creek, 1825.
9633, 9716
Report on canal through the Blue
Ridge, 1824 9575
Report on Improvement of James
river, 1826 9930
Report on James river canal, 1824.
9576
Reports on J. G. Jackson's improve-
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Deaths. — Cont.
Letter from Dr. Joynes rel. to regis-
tration, 1850 13515
Memorial advocating registration of,
1847 13008
Registrars of, 1912 20616
Registrars of, 1913 20767
Debating. Arguments on compulsory
education 21034
Books on, 1915 21242
Debating society In the secondary
school. By J. T. Walker, 1911 . . .
20397
Questions. Arguments and refer-
ences 20348
De Bow's review. Reprint of Mem-
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Debt, state. See State debt.
Debt in a deed of trust, eic. By H. A.
Minor, jr., 1902 19162
Debtors. Bill for relief, 1818 'J056
Bill for relief of, 1826 9778
Bill rel. to, 1836 11012
Bill rel. to, 1841 11849
Bill rel. to absconding, 1842 12029
BUI rel. to arrest of, 1839 11471
Bill rel. to charging their real estate
with debts of, 1839 11329
Bill rel. to ln.iolvent. 1841 11829
Insolvent. Act, 1796 7835
Insolvent. Bill rel. to, 1840 11668
To the state. 1783 7354
Debts. Bill for recovery, 1802 8080
Due the U. S.. 1778 7096
Making lands subject to payment of,
1791 7731
Order of payment of. By E. R. W.,
1881 16971
Public. Recovery of, 1823 9479
Report rel. to collection of, 1865..
15419, 15452
Decatur, Stephen. Letter from gov-
ernor. 1812 8532
Dechert. D. O. Premiums on void pol-
icy. 1877 18454
Decisions of Courts. See Courts.
Declaration of Independence. 7016, 7911
Letter rel. to memorial of, 1852.13752
Message of governor rel. to monu-
ment for. 1855 14064
Proceedings of Philadelphia conven-
tion rel. to 1855 14084
Declaration of rights 7017, 7028
1784 7430
Decorations, military. Bill rel. to,
1864 15343, 15391
Deeds. Bill rel. to, 1839 11466
Bill rel. to, 1840 11647
Bill rel. to, 1842 12033
Bill rel. to acknowledgement of, 1843.
12277
Bill rel. to collecting tax on, 1843.
12270
For maintenance and support. By
Robert C. Jackson, 1901 18928
Grantee in fraudulent deed. By Thos.
P. Bagby, 1886 17532
Taxation on, 1884 17441
Taxes on, 1895 18342, 18343
Unrecorded. Right of creditor rel. to.
By R. M. Brown, 1881 16971
Deeds of trust 18399
Bill rel. to, 1844 12390
Bill rel. to, 1845 12588
On personal property at time Are In-
surance policy issues. By Bever-
ley T. Crump, 1910 20004
Deeds of trust. — Cont.
On store fixtures. By J. R. Tucker,
1897 > 18574
Preferred creditors. By Wm. W. Old,
Jr., 1897 18464
Defectives. Special report on, 1915..
2121«
Defence in personal actions
15662, 15884, 16308
Defence, public. Bill rel. to, 1864.1531S
Communication of governor rel. to,
1861 14901
Draft of act rel. to, 1863 15133
Plan of organization, 1863 15144
Defendants, absent. Proceedings
against 16861
Defensive works. Inventory of prop-
erty for, 1861 1496i
Deferred certificates of Va. Resident*
of West Va. holding, 1907 19696
Degrees. Address by Albert V.. Tuttle,
1912 20632
Baccalaureate degrees, history and
meaning of. By Ormond Stone,
1913 20784
Ph. D. degree of the University of
Virginia 19897
Dehorning. By B. P. Niles, 1898.. 18649
DeJarnette, D. C. Boundary report,
1872 15966
Final report on Maryland boundary,
1874 16212
Report on Maryland boundary, 1873.
16089
De Jarnette. J. S. Report, 1906... 19504
Report, 1907 19640
Report. 1908 19814
Report, 1909 19944
Hoport, 1910 20150
Report. 1911 20300
Report. 1912 2050O
Report, 1913 20661
Report. 1914 20880
Report, 1915 21122
Dejean, Philip 719*
De La Camp, John. / Report on Md.
boundary, 1869/70 15753
De Lameter, J. J. Report, 1869.. 15749
Delaware. Report on examination of
sounds, 1834 10760
Report on South Carolina nullifica-
tion ordinance, 1833 10561
Resolutions, 1831 10311
Resolutions, 1832 10459
Resolutions rel. to abolition of slav-
ery, 1825 9640
Resolutions rel. to admission of
Texas, 1844 12389
Resolutions rel. to emancipation &
colonization, 1826 9764
Resolutions rel. to fugitives, 1841.
11742a
Resolutions rel. to militia, 1832
10453
Resolutions rel. to resolutions of
South Carolina, 1832 10448
Delaware, Maryland and Va. railroad
CO. Reports, 1903-1915 21801
Delegates. Opinion of U. S. attorney
general as to qualifications, 1869.
1568)
Delegates to congress 7055
1780 7234
Instruction to, 1786 7447, 7470
Delinquent lands. See Lands, Delin-
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Democracy. Disappointed democracy.
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The reien of democracy. By Martin
W. Littleton. 1909 20049
Democratic members of greneral assem-
bly. Address, 1835 10908
Democratic primary. Veto, 1906.. 19423
Demurrage. Rules, 1908 19892
Demurrers to evidence 18399
Act concerninK. By S. S. P. Patteson.
1905 19410
And new trials. By Camm Patteson,
1897 18464
By S. S. P. Patteson. 1906 19555
By Archer A. Phlegrar, 1906 19565
By Frederick W. Sims. 1906 19665
Deneale. George E. Report rel. to
Houdon's statue of Washington to.
1852 .\ 13618
Deneufville. J. A. Report, 1845.. 12647
Dennis, William H. Spealcer, I860..
13367
DenniKon. William 14516
Denitrlflcation. By Heade Ferguson
and E. B. Fred, 1908 19915
Denny, Geo. H 2103O
Address. 1911 20307
Wm. Ellsha Peters. 1907 19704
Relation between higher institutions
of learning and the public schools,
1906 19670
Dental degrees. By F. W. Stiff, 1907.
19682
Dental examiners. List of registered
dentists and copy of dental law,
1910 20190
Report, 1908 19818
Dentistry, teaching of. By F. W. Stiff.
1908 19876
De Peyster. Johnson L. Correspondence
rel. to Va. seal. 1899.. 18676. 18697
Depositions. Bill authorizing. 1840.
11647
Bill rel. to. 1842 12069
Bill rel. to. 1843 12277
Bill rel. to. 1846 12884
Depositories of public funds. 1871 .
15900
Communication rel. to. 1866 15499
Communication of treasurer rel. to.
1884 17274
Intere!*t on deposits. 1876 16464
Interest on deposits, 1884 17442
Interest on deposits, 1895 18346
Letter of governor rel. to. 1887...
17578
Receipts of interest from. 1907...
19602
Deposits, federal. Agreement between
the .secretary of the treasury and the
bank of Virginia rel. to. 1833..
Bill to receive. 1836. .*. .10992. 10993.
10994. 10995. 10996
Correspondence of jrovernor Floyd
rel. to removal of. 1833 10670
Correspondence rel. to, 1833. .. .10610
Letter of governor rel. to removal of,
1833 10555. 10557
Letter rel. to. 1836 10925. 11024
Letter of W. C. Rives rel. to removal
of deposits. 1836 10669
Proposed amendment to report on.
1833 10611
Deposits, federal. — Cont.
Report of committee on. 1833... .
10607, 10608, lft61«
Resolutions of stockholders of bank
of Virginia rel. to, 1833 1061S
Resolutions rel. to, 1833 10615
Resolutions rel. to, 1835 1085S
Resolutions rel. to removal of, from
bank of the U. S.. 1833
10635, 10644, 10673. 10<7»
Substitute for report on, 1836 ....
10968. 10»6»
Depth of the reversing layer. By S. A.
Mitchell. 1914 21033
Deputy clerks, women as. By G. \C.
McNutt, 1913 20737
Derr. H. B. Address. 1913 20783
Derr. Rush U. For publications of R.
U. Derr while public printer, con-
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Descents. Course of. Bill rel. to. 1839.
11476
Law of. Letter from B. W. Leigh to
John Tyler. 1886 17496
Description. Hand book of Va.. 1897.
18566
Hand book of Virginia. 1907... 19662
Hand book of Virginia. 1910... 20191
Deserters. 1783 7351
Arrest of. 1864 15258
List of. 1783 7358
Detainers. Bill amending laws rel. to.
1843 12225
Detroit. Proposed expedition. 1781 .
7303
Expedition against 7023
Detwiles. Elizabeth. Address. 1911.
20307
DeVere. M. Scheie. By Wm. M. Thorn-
ton. 1894 18235
Semi-centennial catalogue. Univers-
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Devises. Bill rel. to taxation of. 184 3.
12271
Dew. John G. Communication from
governor rel. to ofQce of. 1910..
20082
Report. 1901 18893
Report. 1902 19119
Report. 1903 19192
Report. 1904 19277
Report. 1905 19363
Report. 1906 19494
Report, 1907 19629
Report. 1908 19803
Report. 1909 19931
Report. 1910 20137
Rpport. 1911 20289
Report on R. F. & P. railroad. 1908.
19891
Dew. Samuel 7831
Dew. Thomas R. Review of debate In
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Dewey. S. H. Sheep sorrel and how to
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De Witt. Thomas H X0915
Report. 1835 10795
Deyer. J. J. Election of. 1883 17091
Diagnosis. Instructions rel. to soeri-
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Diarrhoea 18580
Dlbrell's warehouse. Communication
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Dickenson county. Election of Joseph
Hibbits and W. B. Fulton. 1901.
18864
Dickeson. Montroville W. Scientific
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Dige-s, Isaac. Virginia corporation di-
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Dlmmock, Charles. Communication rel.
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Communication rel. to improvements
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Death of, 1863 15116, 15130
Letter rel. to chan|;e8 in capitol, 1852.
13586
Letter rel. to protection of Houdoun
statue, 1862 13749
Manufacture of arms, 1869 14476
Report, 1844 12340
Report. 1845 12627
Report, 1846 12748
Report. 1847 12991, 12992. 12993
Report, 1848 13125, 13126
Report, 1849 13284, 13286
Report, 1860 13400, 13401
Report, 1851 13641, 13642
Report, 1852 13799, 13800
Report. 1863 13941. 13943
Report, 1854, 1855 14117, 14122
Report, 18S6 and 1857 14329
Report. 1858 and 1869 14631
Report, 1861 14930
Report. 1862 15033, 15036
Report as engineer on board of pub-
lic works, 1837 11061
Report rel. to armory repairs, 1867.
14328
Report rel. to stores from Harper's
Ferry, 1861 14801
Report rel. to troops, arms, etc., 1863.
15164
State arms, 1861 14897
Dinwiddle co. Charges against judge
Shell, 1883 17183
Election of A. J. Vaughan and
Thomas Whitworth. 1841 11761
BlecUon of E. P. Scott. 1839 11352
Removal of Judge Shell. 1883.. 17097
Resolutions, alien laws, 1798.... 7936
Diossy & company. Royall's digest of
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1873 15965
Diplomacy. The old diplomacy and the
new. By John Bassett Moore, 1899.
1875S
Diphtheria 20616, 21260
1908 19887
Prevention of, 1910 20239
Restriction and prevention, 1899..
18749
Direct tax. Amt. received from U. S.
on acct. of. 1896 18366
Letter from secretary of treasury rel.
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Message of governor rel. to, 1897..
18487, 18524
West Virginia report rel. to, 1861.
22126
Directors of corporations. By Chas.
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Discounts. Bill rel. to, 1827 9859
Disinfection. 1908 19887
Dismal swamp canal co. Act rel. to
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Act to establish 8288
Dismal Swamp canal co. — Cont.
Acts rel. to, 1840 11711
Governor's letter rel. to, 1819.... 9105
Letter from governor rel. to. 1815.
8780
Letters of Newton A Andrews. 1801.
8026
Report. 1812 8517
Report. 1820 9222
Report. 1821 9321
Report. 1822 9408
Report. 1823 9463. 9492
Report, 1824 9570
Report. 1826 9648
Report. 1826 9748
Report. 1827 9830
Report of committee on sale of. 1867.
16614
Report of second auditor rel. to. 1830.
10218
Reports. 1816-1868. 1869-1861, 1866.
1867 1868 21802
Dismal Swamp railroad co. Reports,
1903-1910 21803
Dispatch (Richmond). Debates of the
convention, 1861 14769
Debates of convention, 1867 ....16592
Dispensaries. Amount received from.
1907 19598
In medical education. By Manfred
Call, 1906 19661
Distances. Fixed by code, 1882.. 17064
Distilled spirits. 1787 7667
Distillers. Bill rel. to, 1841 11882
Distillery at Norfolk, 1776 7636
Distress for rent, 1814 8731
Distribution. Bill amending statutes
of, 1846 12863
Law. Resolution r'el. to, 1841.. 11768
District courts. Act, 1787 7665
Act. 1788 7624
Bill, 1787 766«
Bill, 1788 7*28
District of Columbia. Acts rel. to.
1790-1831 1040J
Remonstrance of citlsens. Sept. 20,
1840 11861
Resolutions of Maryland rel. to
slavery In. 1841 11817
Resolutions rel. to Chesapeake and
Ohio canal. 1834 1072S
Resolutions rel. to slavery In. 1848.
13197
Districts. Dividing counties and cities
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Districts, congressional. Statement of
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Districts, school. Project for, 1841..
11796
Divorce. BUI rel. to, 1826 9669
Bin rel. to, 1826 9777
Bill rel. to, 1840 1166*
Bill rel. to, 1842 12041
Bill rel. to, 1846 12799
Divorce cases. Are admissions com-
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17247
Dixcy, Thomas Bird. Va. state debt,
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Dixon. John. Act concerning conven-
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Bill concerning convention, '■'^'ii^n
Bin. distilled sPirHB. nST....--llll
Bill, presidential electors, 1788.. 7635
BUI, representatives in congrress. 1788
7636
Bill . . tobacco rec'd for taxes, 1787
7500
Citizen bin. 1787 7550
District court bill, 1787 v'^SS
Documents rel. to ...Appendix^
Estimate, public prlntine. 1803.. 8082
House Journal. Oct. 1788 7599
House Journal. 1789 7639
House Journal. 1790 ....7675
Instructions to nav. officers, 1787..
7569
Letter of gov.. Dec. 27. 119S---1«31
Plan of foederal court. 1787 7560
Rept. com. on flrance, 1787 7662
Res. of Va.. Nov. 20. 1788 7622
Revenue bill. 1787 7577
Session laws. 1789 7659
Session laws, 1790 7695
Statement from congress, 1787.. 7551
Statement from treas.. 1787 7563
See also Dixon & Hunter. Jones &
Dixon. Dixon & Holt. Dixon &
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Dixon, John, jr. Documents rel. to.
Appendix P
Dixon & Holt. Articles of confedera-
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House Journal, 1786 7488
Rept. com. of revisers. 1784 7440
Resolutions. Nov. 29. 1786 7509
Resolutions rel. to paper money. 1786.
7616
Seven resolutions of Oct. 26. 1787.
7664
Dixon & Hunter. Articles of confede-
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Necessity of est. church 7054
Senate journal. May. 1777 7047
Senate Journal. Oct. 1777 7075
Senate Journal. May. 1778 7093
Senate Joui-oal. Oct. 1778 7110
Dixon & Nicolson. Act concerning of-
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Act for land office, 1779 7146
Act rel. to 2 acts, 1781 7266
Act rel. to artificers, 1781 7264
Act rel. to corps of invalids, 1780.
7245
Act rel. to eastern frontier, 1780..
7244
Act rel. to invasion. 1780 7242
Act rel. to militia. 1781 7265
Broadside. Aug. 17. 1779 7174
Gov. letter. Jan. 19. 1781 7268
Governor's letter rel. to Brown. 1781.
7294
Governor's letter rel. to commission-
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House journal. May, 1780 7206
House journal, Oct., 1780 7229
In council. June 16. 1779 7145
Letter, Jan. 24. 1781 7274
Letter. Jan. 29. 1781 7273
Letter for supernumeraries, 1780..
7247
Letter of exec. Nov. 18. 1780 7250
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Letter to delegates, Jan. 29, 1781..
7276
Dixon & Nicolson. — Cont.
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Orders of Steuben. 1780 7243
Proclamation. Nov. 4. 1780 7248
Proclamation, Jan. 20, 1781
7269. 7270
..Proclamation. Jan. 29. 1781 7272
Proclamation of Steuben. 1781.. 7288
Senate Journal. -May. 1779 7124
Session acts. May, 1779 7128
Session acts, Oct., 1779 7166
Session laws. May. 1780 7223
Session laws. Oct.. 1780 7240
Session laws. Mar.. 1781 7263
Dixon, Davis & Nicolson. House jour-
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Session laws, 17u7 7542
Se.ssion laws. June. 1788 7583
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Dobie, Samuel 7662
Dobson. Thomas. & Son 9010a
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Proposed amendment to resolution of
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10110. 10113
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10142
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18144
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^ , 16311
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Report, 1900 18781
Report, 1901 18898
Report. 1902 1912S
Report. 1903 19197
Report. 1904 19283
Report. 1905 19369
Report. 1906 19501
Report. 1907 19636
Report. 1908 19810
Report, 1909 19940
Report, 1910 20146
Report, 1911 20297
Report, 1912 2049*
Report, 1913 20658
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Report, 1915 21118
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Donohoe, S. R. Communication rel. to
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Dorman, C. P 10832
Communication to, 1841 11^13
Bill rel. ..- armory school 1841.. 11853
Bill rel. to James river and Kanawha
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Dorman, O. M. Judge 15650
Dorr, T. W. Resolutions of Maine rel..
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Resolutions of New Hampshire con-
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Resolutions of Rnode Island and New
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Doswell, Sallie J. Report of installa-
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^ . „ 1*521
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11096, 11531, 11707, 12140, 12310.
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Douthat, Robert 9763
Argument rel. to duelling case of,
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Duelling law, 1822 9375
Dower. In the surplus, where wife
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In a partnership realty. By Wm. C.
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Report, 1884 " ' ' 1 7354
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Report, 1887 17702
Report, 1888 "17718
Report, 1889 {igAQ
Report, 1890 17876
Report. 1891 17979
Report. 1892 and 1893. . .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.nH2
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Report, 1897 18566
Report, 1898 18618
Report, 1899 18722
Report, 1900 18787
Report, 1901 18904
Report, 1902 19132
Report, 1903 1920S
Report, 1904 19289
Report, 1905 19377
Report, 1906 19506
Report, 1907 19642
Report. 1908 19816
Report. 1909 19946
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Report, 1911 20302
Report, 1912 20502
Report, 1913 20666
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Bill to suppress, 1809 8360
Laws, 1869 14468
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Report of committee on cases of
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Editor, 1906 19665
Editor, 1907 19677
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Editor, 1909 20004
Editor. 1910 20221
Editor. 1911 20366
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Editor, 1913 20737
Editor, 1914 21239
Editor, 1916 21440
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19570
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Judge
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11049, 11096. 11631. 11707. 12140
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Rebuttal of charges against, 1836 . .
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Act of June 21, 1781 '.'. 728S
Act rel to fed. coventlon. 1786!.'. 7508
Act rel. religious freedom, 1786/86.
Articles of war, 1781 7237
Dunlap & Hayes. — Cont.
Documents relating to ... Appendix J
House journal. Mar.. 1781 72St
House Journal, May, 1781 7211
House Journal, Oct., 1781 7m
House journal. May, 1782 7311
House Journal, Oct., 1782 7324
House Journal. May. 1788 7341
Letter rel. to militia, 1781 7291
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Senate Journal. May. 1782 7J»
Senate journal. May. 1783 7HJ
Session laws. May, 1781 728$
Session laws, Oct., 1781 7319
Session laws. May, 1782 73I»
Session laws. Oct., 1782 7331
Session laws. May, 1783 73S»
Session laws. Oct.. 1783 7377
Session laws, May. 1784 7401
Session laws. Oct., 1784 7421
Session laws, 1786 74(|
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Miller fund. 1881 18891 llllS
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Report. 1881 ; Jojl
Report, 1382 iilil
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Eastern state hospital. Administration
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Appropriation, from 1802-1863. .13989
Bill rel. to admission of patients to,
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Board of visitors. 1889 ..!!!.'! .17819
Communication from board of direc-
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Communication rel. to. 1874 ..'..16181
Directors. 1769-1912 20601
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Investigation of, 1866 15414
j"2''..''",°JP superintendent rel. to
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L^ter rel. to site, 1855 ;;!l4086
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Officers, 1773 to 1916 21124
Pay patient fund of, 1857 14392
Report, 1822 9421
Report, 1823 \ '"l\i\
Report, 1824 llll
Report, 1826 9657
Report, 1826 9753
Report, 1827 IgA
Report, 1828 "'.iigm
Report, 1829 10033
Report, 1830 iiiiilom
Report, 1831 10«»
Report, 1832 {q.Vo
Report, 1833 u,l\%
Report, 1834 Jo748
RfS^j:.'- }lll ■■ ::::::io8o?
Report, 1836 in<i77
Report, 1838 liVro
ReSS'rV, JUS :::;;;;::: Will
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Report. 1843 ! "12209
Report. 1844 .....\iui
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Report. 1846 .12771
Report. 1847 12988
Report. 1848 Will
Report. 1849 1328«
Report. 1860 I3397
Report, 1862 IsVsV' 13795
Report, 1863 llftiq
Report, 1854, 1866 ..■.■.:: 14129
Report, 1867 I4339
Report, 1869 ...lltll
Report. 1860. 1861 14939
Report. 1861 14916
Report. 1866 15444
Report. 1866 16518
Eastern state hospital. — Cont.
Report. 1869 16779
Rpport. 1870 15856
Report, 1871 15965
Report, 1872 16059
Report, i873 16203
Report, 1874 16296
Report, 1875 16383
Report, 1876 16477
Report, 1877 16684
Report, 1878 16706
Report, 1879 ,16812
Report, 1880 16860
Heporl, 1881 16939, 16940
Report. 1882 17038
Report, 1883 17224
Report, 1884 17266, 17321
Report, 1885 17474
Report. 1886 17515
Report. 1887 17699
rteport, 1888 17742
Report. 1889 17845
Report, 1890 1788I
Report, 1891 17984
Report. 1892 18021
Report, 1893 18147
Report, 1894 18206
Report. \i9h 18377
Report. 1896 18433
Report, 1897 18555
Report, 1898 18617
Report, 1899 18721
Report. 1900 18786
Report. 1901 18902
Report, 1902 19130
Report, 1903 19202
Report, 1904 19288
Report. ISC') 19376
Report. 1906 19505
Report, 1907 ....•.: 19641
Report. 1908 I98li
Report, 1909 19945
Report, 1910 '.'.'.'.'.'.'.20\h\
Report, 1911 20301
Report. 1912 20501
Report, 1913 ::20662
Report, 1914 20881
Report, 1915 '21123
Rnport of committee on, lUz .'.'... .
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Report of committee on, 1834., 10747
Report of committee on, 1844.. 12480
Report of committee on, 1883.. 17204
Report of committee on, 1884.. 17290
Report of committee rel. to condition
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i?2«* °' investigating committee,
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Report on condition, 1790,.'.',*.. 7681
Report on investigation of, 1865..
Report rel. to. 1876 16316
Report rel. to. 1886 17360. 17432
Report rel. to. 1893 .18101
Report rel. to. 1899 18679
Report rel. to. 1906 ' 19481
Report rel. to. 1909 ! 19962
Statement. 1834 10729
Supplemental report, 1881 .!!;;i6912
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The new president of V. P. I., 1907.
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On the flow of water, 1910 20268
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Edmunds, John R 11135
Edmundson, Henry 8526, 8535
Eligibility of, 1819 9093
Education. 1915 21193-21208
1916 21406-21412
Accomac county, James town school
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Act for establishing pub. schools,
1796 7868
Act rel. to appropriation for, 1819..
9147
Act rel. to county school boards,
1872 16070
Act. rel. to. division of school dis-
tricts, 1878 16718
Act rel. to election of school officials,
1870 15873
Act rel. to free schools, 1870... 15872
Acts rel. to public schools, 1871.16970
Acts concerning, 1849 13344
Acts rel. to, 1860 13476
Acts rel. to public schools, 1872.16076
Address on, by Dr. Sears, Jan. 23,
1868 16644
Addresses on, 1883 17218
Aggregate levies for schools, 1876.
16464
Aid from literary fund to academies
and colleges, 1822 9396
Amendment proposed by Mr. Lyons.
1842 12144
Amendment rel. to, 1841 11921
Amendment to bill providing endow-
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Appropriation for, 1818 9064
Education. — Cont.
Appropriation of land for support of,
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Appropriations to primary schools.
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Arrearages due to public school fund.
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Beautifying our schools, 1911... 20192
Bill, 1803 8105
Bill concerning common schools,
x839 11333-, 11338
Bill establishing common schools.
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Bill establishing common schools,
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Bill to establish schools, 1844.. 12408
Bill to establish schools in Albemarle,
1844 12449
Bill rel. to estaolishment of schools.
1845 12634
Bill rel. to establishment of schools
in Essex CO., 1845 1260<
Bill for support of poor, 1839... 11500
Bill rel. to. 1846 12662. 1266S
Bill rel. to education of the poor,
1810 8419
Bil rel. to free schools, 1815.... 8832
Bill rel. to free school system, 1870.
15866. 15867
Bill rel. to primary schools, 1826...
9767
Bill rel. to primary schools. 1846..
12807
Bill rel. to public schools, 1814.. 8732
Bill rel. to tuition of poor children,
1839 11491
Bill to establish public schools. 179S.
7867
Board of commissioners for, 1840.
11661
Catalogue of publications for use in
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Certain expenditures, 1878 ....16662
Circular no. 61, 1871 15971
Circular of supt. of literary fund,
1847 13051
Circular rel. to graded schools, 1872.
V 1607S
Circular rel. to levying of taxes, 1872.
16071
Circular rel. to sub-districting and
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Circular rel. to Va. educ. journal.
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Circulars." etc.." '1876/77 .' .' ." .' .' .' .' . .16488
Codification of school laws, 1891 . .
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Codification of Va. school laws, 1907.
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Colored normal institute, 1883.. 17197
Colored normal school, 1885 17367
Communication from literary fund
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Communication rel. to cost of
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Communication rel. to loan of public
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County school fairs, 1912 20559
Course of study, 1909 19984
Course of study for teachers, 1899 . .
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Decade of grrowth in secondary edu-
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Deficit in school funds, 1878 16719
District school trustees, 1912.,. 20568
Diversion of funds. 1879 16825
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Dr. Dabney answered by Mr. Ruffner,
1876 16490
Documents bearing on, 1816.... 8914
Education and citizenship. By Jos.
D. Eggleston, 1912 20629
Educational conference for sixth and
ninth congressional districts. Pro-
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The educational Journal of Virginia,
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Educational Journal of Va., 1870 . .
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Educational Journal of Va., 1872/73.
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Educ. Journal of Va., 1874 16092
Educ. Journal, 1875 16213
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Educational Journal of Va., 1878/79.
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Educational Journal of Va., 1880..
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Eucational Journal of Virginia, v. 13,
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Educational Journal of Va., v. 14,
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Educational Journal of Va., v. 15,
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Educational Journal of Virginia, v.
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Educational Journal of Va., v. 19,
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Educational Journal of Va., v. 20,
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Educational Journal of Va., v. 21,
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Education. — Cont.
Financial condition of public schools,
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Finding list, 1910 20222
Free school books. 1885 17358
Free schools in Lancaster, West-
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Free text books, 1886 17351
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Gov. McDowell on public free schools,
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Gov. Wise on public schools, 1874 . .
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Governor's message, 1889 17766
Governor's message rel. to, 1809 . .
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Governor's message rel. to, 1885..
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Governor's message rel. to, 1887..
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Governor's message rel to free
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History of, to 1870 15960
Information rel. to public schools,
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Information rel. to state institutions
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Instructions and circulars, 1886...
17528
Instructions and circulars, 1889 . .
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Interest from U. S. debt used for,
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20710
Law, 1883 17238
Laws, 1842 12143
Laws, 1915 21198, 21208
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Letter of governor rel. to public
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Levies for schools, 1901 18969
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List of division superintendents of
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List of school supts., 1915 21090
List of schools and colleges holding:
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Memorial of convention of colleges,
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Memorial of Rockbridge agricultural
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Message of governor rel. to, 1883 . .
17092
A mill tax for the educational sys-
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Miller school! 1873 ".'.'.' .'.'.16103, 16104
Moneys apportioned to schools, 1883.
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Names of teachers educated at state
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New education in the Old Dominion.
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Official instructions and circulars,
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Official instructions and circulars,
1882 17047
Of poor children, 1840 11622
Opinion rel. to terms of school trus-
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Proceedings of school commissioners
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Protest against use of state funds
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19041
Public education, by W. H. Ruftnei,
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Public free school fund, 1885. . .17:;93
Public school statistics from 1871.
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Public school system, 1876
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Report of committee on. 1816
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Iteport of committee, 18aO '....
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Report of committee on. 1867
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Report of committee on. 1895.. 18812
Report of committee on, 1899.. 18(97
Report of committee on. 1901 .
19003, 19010
Report of committee on expenses of
department, 1901 18983, ^8984
Report of committee on memorial of
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Report of committee rel. to expendi-
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Report of directors of literary fund.
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Report of directors of literary fund
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Report on agricultural education.
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Report on books of eclectic series.
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Reports rel. to cob. of disbursing
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Report on mill tax for state educa-
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Report rel. to diversion of school
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Report rel. to legislative patronage.
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Report rel. to terms of county and
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Report on Martin Dawson fund for.
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Report on memorial of convention.
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Report on' Prussian primary school
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Report rel. to school system and lit-
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Revenue for, 1895 183(8
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Review of school law. 1871
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School law of Va., 1878 16722
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School warrants, 1884 17461
Special report on cost of school
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Standardization of one and two
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State female normal school, 1906..
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Statement of expenditures for
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Statement of needs of free school
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Statement of progress, 1914
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Statement rel. to tax for, 1870-1876.
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Statement rel. to terms of county
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Statistical report of growth of sys-
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Statistics of private schools, 1872 . .
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Statistics rel. to, 1889 17863
Stocks and bonds held by schools
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Supt. not a politician, 1879 16826
Tax receivable warrants, 1879.. 16824
Taxation for, 1875 16327
Taxes applicable to, 1907.. 19623, 19624
Terms of city and county school
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Terms of county school supts., 1881.
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Text books In public schools, 1915.
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Transportation of teachers, 1899..
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U. a. public land- 1873 16093
Veto message rel. to school fund,
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Veto message rel. to taxation for
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Virginia Journal of education, v. 1,
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Virginia Journal of education,
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Virginia Journal of education, v. 3,
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Virginia Journal of education,
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Virginia Journal of education, 1912.
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Virginia Journal of education, 1915.
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Va. collegiate and normal institute,
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Virginia public school exhibit at
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Va. school Journal, 1892 18031
Va. school Journal, v. 2. 1893... 18163
Va. school Journal, v. 3. 1894... 18211
Va. school Journal, 1895 18393
Va. school journal, v. 5, 1896... 18452
Va. school journal, v. 6, 1897... 18667
Va. school Journal, v. 7, 1898... 18626
Va. school Journal, v. 8. 1899... 18735
Va. school Journal, t. 9, 1900... 18799
Education. — Cont.
Va. school Journal, t. 10, 1901.. 18919
Va. school Journal, v. 11, 1902.. 19166
Va. school Journal, v. 12, 1903.. 19227
Va. school Journal, v. 13, 1904.. 19320
Va. school Journal, v. 14, 1905.. 19400
Virginia school laws, 1901 18921
Virginia school laws, 1903 19228
Virginia school laws, 1904 19321
Virjcinia school laws, 1910 20199
Virginia school report, 1871... 15969
Virginia school report, 1872... 16061
Virginia school report, 1873... 16206
Virginia school report, 1874... 16298
Virginia school report, 1875... 16387
Virginia school report. 1876... 16479
Virginia school report, 1877...1658S
Virginia school report, 1878... 16708
Virginia school report, 1879... 16814
Virginia school report, 1880... 16862
Virginia school report. 1881... 16946
Virginia school report. 1882.. .17032
Virginia school report, 1883... 17218
Virginia school report. 1884... 17314
Virginia school report, 1886... 17477
Virginia school report, 1886... 17620
Virginia school report, 1887... 17706
Virginia school report, 1888... 17738
Virginia school report, 1889... 17840
Virginia school report, 1890...1787S
Virginia school report. 18 91... 17979
Virginia school report, 1892 & 1893.
18142
Virginia school report. 1894 & 1895.
18371
Virginia school report. 1896 & 1897.
18652
Virginia school report, 1898 & 1899.
18717
Virginia school report, 1900 & 1901.
18920
Virginia school report, 1902 & 1903.
19229
Virginia school report, 1904 & 1905.
19401
Virginia school report, 1906 & 1907.
19667
Virginia school report, 1908 & 1909.
19989
Virginia school report, 1910 & 1911.
20362
Virginia school report, 1912
20662, 20563
Virginia school report, 1913. .. .20716
Virginia school report. 1914 20962
Ward's argument for free school
system, 1857 14406
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Academies; Colleges; Literary fund;
Normal schools; Primary schools:
School commissioner--: School
books.
Education, board of. Communication
from, 1884 17302
Communication rel. to cMored nor-
mal institute, 1883 17197
Communication rel. to Hampton in-
stitute, 1883 17180
Communication rel. to Petersburg
resolutions concerning certain
charges. 1874 16276
Communication rel. to school book
question, 1916 21374
Communication rel. to text books,
1883 17127
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Communication rel. to text boolcs,
1916 21368
Governor's message rel. to members
of, 1902 19092
Information rel. to certiflcatlon of
teachers, 1911 20193
Regulatictns, etc.. 1871 15973
Report. 1870 16741. 15766
Report of building com. of normal
and collegriate institute. 1889.17816
School law of Va.. 1883 17238
Text books, regulations, etc., 1899.
18717
Text boolcs for public schools, 1902.
19055
vs. Davidson bros.. 1873 16103
Education, scientific. F. H. Smith's re-
port on. 1859 14532
Gilham's report on, 1859 14668
Educational conference. William and
Mary college bulletin, 1908 ..19928
Educational Jour, of Va., 1870/71.15869
1872 16972. 16077
1873/74 16092
1874/76 16213
1876 16394
1876/77 16488
1877/78 16595
1878/79 16720
1880 16858
1881 16962
1882 17047
1883 17237
1884 17328
1885 17489
1886 17628
1887 17717
1888 ■ 17761
1889 17864
1890 17894
1891 17993
Educative seat work. By Fannie W.
Dunn. 1912 20569
Edward, Georg. Poe in Germany, 1909.
20048
Edwards. William L. Amendments to
suffragre report, 1850 IS.SZ?
Ege, John B. Petersburi?. Va. Va.
normal collegriate institute cata-
loiTue. 1884 17504
Eggr island flats. Bill rel. to claims on,
1840 11671
Eg:g:leston, David Quin. A biograph-
ical sketch, 1911 20389
Communication rel. to insurance on
state property. 1904 19274
Election expenses. 1906 19464
List of members-elect of house of
del.. 1904 19268
Report. 1903 19!>41
Report. 1904 19846
Report, 1905 19423
Report, 1906 19666
Report, 1907 19694
Report. 1908 19894
Report. 1909 20027
Report. 1910 20245
Report. 1911 20389
Egfrleston. Edmund. Report on Willis's
river, 1815 8776
Eggleston. J. D. jr. Address, 1910
20260
Address, 1913 207*8
County school fairs in Va., 1912 . . .
20559
Eggrleston, J. D. Jr. — Cont.
Education and citizenship, 1912.20629
Extension work in Va., 1909. .. .1998$
Report, 1906 and 1907 19667
Report, 1909 19989
Report, 1911 20350, 203S2
Report, 1912 20483, 20562
Egrgleston, John S. Index to local pub-
lic acts passed since March IS,
1887, 1898 18621
Ejectment 18399
Burden of proof in 18399
Does possession bar the right to
bring ejectment in Va.? By Wm.
H. Werth, 1901 18804
Elam, W. C. Report as librarian. 1883.
17 208
Elder. John A. Portrait of Gen. Lee.
1870 15839
Eldorado turnpike co. Reports. 1859-
1863 21526
Eldridge. J. W 14756
Election precincts. 1852 13724. 13870
1853 14004
1855 14196
1857 14399
1859 14629
1861 14746, 14995
1863 15092
1864 15253
1865 15467
1869 16773, 16808
1870 15862
1871 16962
1872 16064
1874 16207, 16J00
18Z5 1«»89
IglS 1«*81
18" 16590
IfJI 167U
1879 16819
1881 169S2
1883 17229
1884 17325
1885 1T4»4
1887 17«08, 177M
1889 17850
1891 17996
Election returns. 1855 14059
1859 14449
1863 15111, 15124, 15146
1874 16116
1877 16536
1881 16874. 16904
18?5 17346. 17S76
18*8 18065. 18098
1897 18489, 18.'>25
1901 18858. 18876
1906 19452
1910 20080. 20111
1914 20812. 20845. 21026
Bill rel. to, 1840 11645
Letter rel. to, 1855 14042
Elections. Act. 1798/99 7912
Act providing for. 1870 15781
Act to change. 1836 11051
Bill rel. to. 1830 1024S
Bill rel. to. 1839 11463. 11464,
1162S. I1S24
Bill rel. to. 1840 11617. 11698
Bill rel. to. 1842 12098, 1213S
Bill rel. to, 1843 12267
Bill to amend act concerning. 1839.
11485
Bill rel. to betting on. 1889 11472
Bin rel. to certifying, 1864 15S08
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Elections. — Cont.
Bill rel. to postponement of, 1850.
13378
Bill to prevent frauds, 1845 12671
Certificates of senators, 1869 ..15701
Consressional. Bill rel. to returns,
1845 12602
Congressional. Statement of votes,
1908 19894
Congressional vote, 1912 20624
Election day for president. Vermont
resolutions, 1841 11755
Expenses, 1801 8042
Expenses, 1906 19464
Expenses. Statements, 1914 20837
Extracts from law, 1881 16968
Extracts »rom laws on, 1863. .. .15174
"Extracts from Virginia laws, 1889..
17855
For school purposes. 1871 15974
For town officers, 1902 19090
Forms for certifying, 1850 13479
General. Bill rel. to. 1864 15346
Gubernatorial. Rules for counting
vote, 1889 17767
In Norfolk city, 1902 19064
Investigation of, 1893 18068
Law. 1830 10270
Laws. 1833 10686
Law. 1858 14428
Law, 1883 17239
Laws, 1890 17895
Laws, 1892 18033
Laws, 1908 19847
Laws. Governor's message rel. to,
1885 17347
Laws. Report of committee, 1884..
17261
Laws. Report on revision of, 1857.
1439?
Laws rel. to. 1887 17718
Laws rel. to, 1900 18800
Laws rel. to, 1904 19322
Laws rel. to, 1906 19S37
Laws rel. to. 1912 20564. 20565
Laws rel. to, 1916 2141!>
Laws rel. to primaries, 1915 21209
Letter to supt. of elections, 1808.8314
Message of governor rel. to, 1884 . .
17269
Message of governor rel. to bill, 1884.
17294
Of school trustees, 1902 19094
Of state senators. Bill to regulate,
1802 8072
Officers. Governor's message rel. to,
1883 17102
Officers. Manner of choosing, 1883.
17156
Officers. Veto message of governor
rel. to choosing, 1884.. 17267, 17292
Ohio CO., 1799 7952
Ordinance, 1867 15588
Pittsylvania Co, 1797 7877
Presidential. Statement of votes,
1908 ... . 19894
Primary.' ' in' Norfolk.' iooi .'!.' i !. 1910S
Primary. Message of governor rel.
to. 1914 20821. 20852
Protest against election of judges,
1872 16021
Registration law. 1881 16964
Report of commit.ee on 1861.. 14793
Report of committee on, 1901 ....
18979, 18980, 18997. 19009, 19030
Report rel. to law, 1884 17288
Elections. — Cont.
Report rel. to, 1893 18100
Special 19866
Vote for and against amendments,
1912 20624
Vote for governor, 1889 17794
Vote for governor and lieutenant
governor, 1889 17769
Vote for president, 1912 20624
Vote in congressional primary, 1912.
20624
Voting by soldiers, 1864 15340
Elections, contested. H. Anderson vs.
P.Gibson. 1883 17078
Isaac Adams vs. Archibald Stuart,
1830 10206
R. M. Adams vs. R. Dunlap, 1852...
13656
G. Alderson vs. A. Stockton, 1842 . .
11950
J. T. AUyn and W. E. Cunningham.
1839 11369
R. A. Banks vs. John Booton, 1839.
11268
R. A. Banks vs. J. Booton, 1840.11606
James Barbour vs. Thomas Davis,
1830 10170
G. P. Barbara vs. L. D. Tarrell, 1883.
17141
Andrew Barrett of CabeU, 1821.. 9296
James Baytop vs. Thomas Smith, 1827.
9809
E. Bee vs. S. P. F. Randolph, 1859.
14601
R. B. Berkeley vs. A. P. Lathrop, 1871.
16930, 16932
J. M. Botts vs. W. B. Randolph, 1836.
10804
John M. Botts and William N. Whit-
ing, of Henrico, 1838 11108
Bowden vs. Howard, 1845 1253S
James D. Brady vs. John H. Oayle,
1875 16366, 16368
A. S. Broadus and A. Samuel, 1844.
12383
W. H. Browne vs. C. F. Suitle, 1850.
13422
J. P. Bryant vs. C. B. Grumpier, 1883.
17142
Chas. W. Buttz vs. F. S. Norton, 1869.
16757
R. E. Byrd vs. Jas Cather, 1840.11646
H. A. Byrne and Isaiah Buck, 1831.
10296
E. H. Caldwell and John Scott, 1839.
11396
A. W. Cameron vs. H. Van Buren,
1844 12368
John Cantrill and Isaac Newman,
1823 9462
J. H. Carson & J. Lovett vs. J. F.
Wall & J. Cather 12668
Alexander Catlett of CabeU, 1821 . .
9296
William B. Chamberlayne of Henrico,
1816 8872
William B. Chamberlayne vs. BenJ.
W. Leigh, 1830 10172
A. W. Clarke vs. R. F. Vaughan, 1883.
• 17082
Cole vs. Newberne, of Norfolk county,
1897 18516
Coleman of Fairfax. 1816 8393
C. G. Coleman vs. T. H. WUcox, 1839.
11266
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S^/Juel P. Coleman vs. C. H. BHsb,
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J«>««Pp Conrad vs. Samuel Crane,
1857 14354
Peter P. Cox of Westmoreland, 1808.
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J. C. Crane vs. T. P. August. X850..
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H. Critz vs. I. Adams, 1835 10806
W. R. Davis vs. C. H. Harrison, 1896.
18262
John Dodson and R. D. Ruffln, 1875.
J. C. Duane vs. L. D. Tarrell, 1889.
17812, 17826
I. R. Duck and Gavin Rawls, 1881..
16881
John S. Duncan and Joseph Johnson,
1847 13026
Wm. Ellis v. D. F. Houston, 1887..
17685
J. "W. Eppes, 1801 8011
C. L. Finch and J. R. Jones, 1886..
17352
G. Fitzgerald vs. E. G. Booth, 1840..
11586
W. C. Franklin vs. D. M. Roberts,
1883 17088
W. C. Franklin vs Robertson,
1883 17243
J. A. Frazier and J. B. t^dy and R. K.
Dunlap and W. F. B. Leech, 1881.
^ ^ 16876
D. Frost and S. M. Gallahue of Jack-
son, 1865 140S3
R. I. Gaines vs. W. M. Watklns, 1830.
10169
S. M. Gallahue vs. D. Frost, 1855..
14189
John OibsoD vs. John R. Wallace..
10253
T. G. Gilham vs. J. W. LAWson, 1883.
17096
Mr. Gilliam and Mann Pagre, 1875..
16317
Robert Given of Bath, 1814 8691
r. A. Goddln vs. R. N. Hall, I860..
_ 13425
P. M. GoKSin vs. S. M. Noel, 1828 . .
9901
C. P. Goodwyn and E. H. Witmer,
_ 1877 16510
D. Graham of Monroe, 1804 8116
Q. G. Grattan & J. F. Soule vs. P.
Herring & H. B. Harnsberger, 1883.
17079
Alex. S. Grlgrsby of Fairfax, 1844..
c. XX ^ 12364
Jos. S. Hansbrough vs. Jonathan C.
Gibson, 1830 10204
S. B Hardwick and B. Chambers,
, 1891 17920
A. R. Harwood vs. BenJ. Pollard, 1832,
J. W. Haskins and T. H. Flood vs. J.
Jones and G. W. Kvle, 1840...11R93
J. G. Henderson of Wood, 1802.. 8056
^:«A- Hereford vs. Isaac Newman.
,1822 « 9372
Joseph Hibbits vs. W. B. Fulton, 1901.
18864
Charles E. Hobbs and Tate, of Lee,
1889 17778
Hopkins vs. Scott, 1836 10927
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Inman Horner vs. S. J. Tebbs, 1849.
R. T. Hubard vs. H. D. Flood, 1895.
18313
H. C. Hudson vs. S. B. Keesee, 1895.
T T. t, . ^ 18259
J. P. Hungerford vs. Wm. Basye, 1831.
10373
G. D M. Hunter, B. Chlsholm, M. G.
Anderson and T. S. Watson, 1871.
J. N. Hutcheson and Ross Hamilton
of Mecklenburg, 1889 17772
Edward Jackson and Lewis Maxwell
of Lewis, 1823 . . . ,- 945X
R. D. James and P. W. Scott, 1887..
17620
B. F. Jones. 1869 mil
'iSc^- Jones and T. J. Christian.
lobo 15410
William Jones, Jr., of Warwick, 1821.
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E. S. Keen vs. S. T. Turner, 1904.
1.926d
G. B. Keezell vs. J. B. Webb, 1883..
■?• S^®Ul? °' Randolph. 1804 "11*
J. E. Kilgro and G. W. Leggett, 1887.
1.762S
Wm. C. Knight vs. Bradley T. John-
son, 1876 16S67
Knight vs. Johnson, 1875.'!! !!!l63»6
A- S^"^*', ^'- ?J?- Turner.... 14562
G. W. Kyle and W. A. Scott 1848.
B, W. Lacy and John M. Gregory.
1577 f ecAe
S. S. Lambeth, W. L. Bibb,' jV WTiUe-
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J. W. Lawson vs. T. Q. Gilliam, 188S.
17077
-« Sueur vs. Blanton. of Buckingham
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G. W. Lewis vs. Smith, 1846
tir T . ,^ 12678, 12692
W. Lockrldge vs. A. H. Byrd. 18 «0.
D. R. Love and J. W. Overby. ISsV"*
John Lumpkin and W. B. Davis, W4V.
T. M-Alllster.vs. A. M'Glnniss, uW.*^
John A. McCaull, 1869 15747
Ellsha McComas of Cabell 1821 »29S
Edmund McGlnnls of Cabeil, 182iT:
John M-Lure & J. Parriott, of Ohio"'
A, M'Rae of Henrico. 1814 ^8«a«
J. B. Mallory & E. P. Scott! 1839 ?"
S. F. Marquis vs. Edward Smith, Ws"
°1e'sf.M-89'''^^*.'." "'■ •'°-'"' "T- W£
E. Melton & J. Lipscomb, i'8'40.!.
^&er^, lY2°6"*'!-.^.T^-":^.'lH
Wm. M. Moody vs. Jonn Page. 1825.
Morgan Treat vs. Roper Oreiroryt
1901 18976, 18977, 18978
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Elections, Contested. — Cont.
John Murphy and W. M. Walker,
1876 16316
Andrew Nelson an- Rogrer Gregory.
1879 16747
H. Newberry vs. S. P. Mustard, 1883.
John O'Ferrall and Henry Myers,
1043 l££V£
John N.'Ople and A H. H. Stuart,
1875 16313
.Ordinance rel. to, 1861 ...^...14766
^. M Parrlsh vs. W. M. Flanagan
1896 ^ 18309, 18321
WUllani Pasteur o( Fluvanna, 18<>g«jgj
p. Petit vs. E. W. Hubard, 1883.17146
Phelps vs. Henderson, 1800 liili
W. D. Pollard, 1869 16761
T L. Preston vs. H. A. Greever, 1852.
13681
J. D. Pretlow vs. J. J. Deyer, l*S,'j^
Samuel Price vs. H. M. Dickinson,
1835 10806
Bathhurst Randolph ot Amelia, 1808
8269
Report of committee on, 1838... 11189
Resolutions rel. to. 1839. ...... .11273
J. O. Reynolds vs. P. S. Boiling, 1883.
17087
A. Rives & T. J. Randolph vs. T. W.
Gilmer & V. W. Southall, 1835..
10812
Christopher S. Roane of Charles City.
1821 9292
J. C. Robertson vs. 8. F. Maddox, 1874.
16178
M. P. Rue vs. J. Calahan, 1883.. 17169
Robt Sheild vs. Jas. Semple, 1830..
10173
■wr. H. Sheilds and Robert Norton,
1877 16509
■W. B. Sims vs. J. L. Hurt. 1883.. 17161
Geo. Wm. Smith of Richmond, 1807.
8223
J. H. Spengler vs. J. G. Grandstaff,
1883 ...." 17081
John Stanger vs. Chas. Crockett, 1829.
10002
John G. Stephenson vs. David Stuart.
1832 10543
Andrew Stevenson of Richmond. 1811.
8444
L. R. Stewart. 1869 16746
R. E. B. Stewart and J. W. Bidirood.
1891 17921
J. N. Stubbs vs. J. F. Ross. 1883.17080
J. M. Taliaferro and E. T. Tayloe.
1864 16206
Caleb Tanzey and James Evans. 1839.
11397
H. W. Thomas and E. Snowden, 1847.
12943. 12946. 13018
F. S. Turkey vs. J. C. Southall....
15595. 15599
A. J. Vaughan and Thomas 'Whlt-
worth. 1841 11761
R. F. Vaughan and Henry Turpln.
1871 16903
J. H. Vawter vs. J. W. Kelley. 1831.
10323
John W. Walke and Joseph Walker.
1874 16121
J. I. White vs. S. H. Wood. 1896.18268
Elections, Contested. — Cont.
S. J. R. White and J. M. Hudgin, 1876.
16314
Wyatt Walker of Charles City, 1821.
Thomas Ward of Cabell. 1811 ...8455
a. H. West vs. David Chalmers, 1863.
15159
B. B. Woodson of Cumberland co . .
•S82
Jesse Woodson of Powhatan, 1817.
8945
Electoral boards.
1888 17110
1884 17270. 17293
1837 17658. 17718
1888 17633
1889 17775, 17802
1893 18081, 18104. 18111
1897 18509, 18532
1899 18681, 18701
1901 18865. 18884
Electors, presidential. Act rel. to, 1804.
8134
Act rel .to, 1807 8244
Bill, 1788 7636
Bill to amend act rel. to, 1803 8097
Expenses 7982
Governor's circular rel. to, 1808
8314, 8315
Governor's circular rel. to, 1812.. 8570
Letter. 1800 8006
Staunton convention. 1812 8588
Electric railroads Report, 1903.. 19215
Reports, 1904 19312
Reports, 1905 19393
Reports, 1907 19666
Reports, 1910 20178
Reports, 1913 20702
Reports, 1914 20929
Eleventh commandment. By W. H.
Echols, 1914 21028
Elizabeth City and Norfolk telegraph
CO. Reports. 1903-1910 22058
Elizabeth City county. Address of J.
Page. 1798 7918
Bill to protect oysters in, 1844.12423
Cary (Mr.), 1780 7209
Charges against Judge J. Booker,
1883 17106
Elizabeth river. Bill rel. to canal to,
1844 12393
Canal, 1785 7457
Elizabeth river and Hampton roads
ferry co. Reports, 1907-1910. .21806
Elizabeth river railroad co. Reports.
1903-1909 21807
Blizabpthtown and Parkersbure turn-
pike CO. Reports. 1K52-I8i:0. .216t4
Elk bridge company. Memorial rel. to.
1849 13298
Elkhorn southern railway. Report.
1911 21808
Elk river bridge co. Reports. 1853-
1860 21637
EUett. Charles, Jr. Essay on laws of
trade. 1839 11537
Letter rel. to railroad between Rich-
mond and Charlottesville, 1855...
14146
Report. 1836 11067
Report, 1838 11369
Report on improvement of Kanawha
and Ohio rivers, 1868 14430
Report on survey for ship canal, 1836.
11058
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central railroad, 1858 1443?
Ellett, W. B. Amount of arsenic in so-
lution wlien lead arsenate is added
to different spray solutions, 1915.
21315
Blue grass of southwest Va., 190S . .
200C2
Chemical studies of Va. soil. 1912..
20647
Contribution to the study of phos-
phoric acid in soils and fertilizers,
1909 20061
Culture of French cider apples, 1908.
19915
Domination of fermentation, 1908..
19915
EfTect of association of legrumes and
non-legumes 20803, 21308
Effect of fertilizers on soluble plant
food in soil and on crop yield, 1912.
20641
Influence of selected yeasts upon fer-
mentation, 1906 19584
Lime for Virginia farms, 1910.. 20281
Oriirin. compo.sltion and utility of fer-
tilizing materials. 1906 19586
Preparation of nicotine extracts on
the farm, 1914 2105(
Sugar beets in 1908, 1909 20ftii8
iSugar beets in Virginia, 1908... 19921
Virginia marls, 1897 18596
E..lot, Jonathan. Debates . . . federal
constitution 7591, 7592, 7592a
Va. resolutions 7942
Elliott, George B. Railroad employees
and relief associations, 1902.. 1916?
Elliott, M. C. Dower in the surplus,
where wife Joins in deed of trust,
1902 19162
Elliott. Wyatt M. Convention journal,
1861 14812
New constitution, 1861 14839
Ordinances of convention of 1861 . .
1847
Report, 1882 17030
Report, 1883 17216
Rules for government of army, 1861.
14758
Virginia bill of rights, etc., 1861..
14838
Ellis, C. Hog cholera. 1891 17981
Ellis. R. S. Jr. Railroad between Lynch-
burg and Richmond. 1857 ....14285
Ellis, T. H. Correspondence of, 1865.
15431
Correspondence iirlth French capital-
ists. 1859 14646
In memoriam, 1898 18642
James river and Kanawha co., 1853.
13956
Letters of E. Bellot des Minierea,
1865 15447
Letter rel. to appropriation for James
river & Kanawha co., 1859. .. .14 512
Letter rel. to armory. 1859 14463
I.«tter to Bellot des Minleres, 1860.
14669
Letters to Enquirer on condition of
James river and Kanawha co., 1867.
15565
Letter to Olivari, 1860 14670
Report, 1854 . .'^ 14027, 14038
Report, 1855 14209
Report, 1856 14227
Ellis, T. H. — Cont.
Report, 1857 14415
Report. 1860 14666
Report, 1865 15473
Report, 1883 17202
Report from Charles EUet, 1858...
14430
Report rel. to James river and Kana-
wha CO., 1853 13927
"The School of Athens" (painting).
1840S
Statement. 1883 17185
Virginia canal co., 1865 15454
Virginia historical and philosophical
society, 1853 13902
Ellis, Vespasian. Amendment to bill
rel. to banks, 1838 11233
Resolution on banking, 1838 11235
Resolution on currency, 1838... 11235
Ellis. Wm. Election of, 1887 17(85
Ellsey. M. G. Report, 1876 16386a
Report, 1876 16473
EUyson, J. Taylor. Election expenses,
1906 19464
President of senate, 1906 19469
President of senate, 1908 197i2
President of senate, 1910 20104
President of senate, 1912 20469
President of senate, 1914 20840
President of senate, 1915 210»1
President of senate, 1916 21347
Report, 1911 20S9J
Statement of expenses, 1910 20101
Ely, Richard T. State universities in
the south, 1906 19S70
Emancipation. By will 7680
Lincoln's proclamation of, 1863.1S042
Resolutions from Ohio on, 1823.. 946S
Report, 1826 9764
Resolutions of N. J -. .9557
Embargo. 1779 7200
Law. 1808 8303
Proclamation. Jan. 20, 1781 7270
To maintain, 1809 8377
Emigration, Thayer's scheme, 1857..
1430<
Emmet. John P. 193S1
Memoir of 18402
Emmet. Thomas Addis. Memoir of John
Patten Emmet 1840]
Emory and Henry college. Bill author-
izing loan to, 1842 12051
Bill rel. to loan to, 1846 12847
Historical sketch, 1873 16205
Report, 18 .11981
Report, 1850 '. 1S41>
Report, 1853 13897, 139J»
Sale of land at i891 179C5
Employers' liability. Report on, 1900.
18781
Employers' liability act. By O. W.
Catchings and J. T. Stokeley, 1916.
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By C. Vernon Ford. 1913 207S7
By Robt. B. Tunstall. 1916 21440
By R. C. Walker. 1916 21440
Employer's promise to remedy defect
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Employment agencies. Governor's
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Engineer department. List of em-
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11815
Engineers. Compensation to, 1847...
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In service of James river & Kanawha
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Report of board of public works rel.
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England. Speech on U. S. commerce
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Engle's (English) Ferry and Lafayette
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21587
English in the high schools. By Chas.
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English statutes. Rept. of com. to ex-
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Enrolled bills. Cleaning & binding of.
19740, 19782
Index to, by Williams
19740, 19856, 20355, 20422, 20462
Ensilage. 1880 16857
Entails 7020
Entomologist. Circulars
19150, 19218, 19219, 19222. 19223
Report, 1901 18916
Report, 1905 19398
Report, 1907 19645
Report, 1909 19949
Report, 1911 20308
Report. 1912/13 20672
Report, 1915 21136
Report. 1916 21398
Report on San Jose scale and crop
pest laws, 1903 19225
Entries, forcible. Bill amending laws
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Entry, Right of. Act rel. to, 1830.10288
Enzyme activities Involved in certain
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Eoff, John Q. and co. Remonstrance
rel. to brokers, 1848 13183
Epileptic colony. Report, 1909
19944, 19952
Report, 1910 20154
Report. 1911 20304
Report, 1912 20504
Report, 191 3 20667
Report, 1914 20884
Report, 1916 21129
Epileptics. Report on care of, 1897 . .
18540
Eppes, John W 8011
Equine distemper. By Chas. McCul-
loch 18654
Equitable conversion. By W. B. Pettlt.
17834
Kquitable conversion and reconversion.
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Eauity. History of suit in, 1854.. 14036
History of a suit, 1882 17061
Jurisdiction over incompetent per-
sons. By Sidney J. Dudley, 1910.
20221
Pleading. By W. M. Llle 21438
Rules compared. By Robt. H. Talley,
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Equity and law 16861
Ericsson, Capt. Invitation to visit ship.
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At Acquia, 18B2 13740
Erie canal. Letter rel. to freight rates
on, 1845 12707
Escapes. Bill amending laws rel. to,
1843 12226
Escheat, right of. Fournier's memorial,
1833 10686
Escheated lands. Bill, 1830 10234
Escheators. Governor's circular rel. to,
1810 8423
Letter to. Jan. 25, 1794 7810, 7811
Letter rel. to, 1821 9316
Mayo'a guide, 1860 14682
Precedents for use of, 1892 18037
Escheats. Act concerning, 1779.... 7198
British subjects. 1779 7133
Judge Nelson's suggestions, 1810..
8432
Laws. 1803 8106
Laws. 1819 9138
List of, 1821 9317
Receipts from. 1895 18351
Eskridge, A. T. Virginia marls. 1897.
18596
Esmonde. Sir T. Communication from
Irish parliamentary party rel. to
reception. 1889 17770
Essex county. BUI rel. to free schools
In. 1846 12606
Garnett's address. 1819 9156a
Letter of R. S. Garnett to freeholders.
1819 9156
Oyster records, 1894 18218
Poorhouse In, 1843 12272
Roport rel. to charges against Judge
'Thomas B. Blakey, 1887 17554
Resolutions, alien laws, 1798.... 7936
Resolutions rel. to Nashville conven-
tion, 1849 13313
Established church. 1785/86. .7476-7486
Address for 7054
Bill for, 1784 7432
Glebes, churches & chapels belonging
to, before 1776 7848
Madison's speech against, 1784.. 7433
Memorial from clergy. 1776 6994
Petition from Augusta against, 1776.
7019
Petition from Charles City co., 1776.
7018
Petition of Madison, 1786 7507
Estates. Intestate. Bill, 1833 10647
Merger of. By J. M. Perry, 1900..
18742
Estill, Benjamin. Documents rel. to
removal of, 1836 11026
Judge... 10397. 10526. 10683. 10904.
11047. 11049. 11096. 11531. 11707,
12140. 12310. 12488. 12700. 12923.
13045, 13202. 13341, 13471, 13555
Letter rel. to proceedings against,
1836 10931
Petition rel. to removal of, 1850.13417
Reply to charges, 1850 13429
Report of committee rel. to charges
against, 1850 13420
Report of committee rel. to petition
for removal of, 1850 13358
Estilii Harry. Va. educational Journal,
1876 16394
Estill, Isaac 9018
Estlllville and NIckelsvllle turnpike co.
Reports, 1852-1856 21528
EstlllvlUe turnpike co. Reports, 1852-
1860 21629
Europe. Documents rel. purchases in.
1864 15238
Eustace, Hancock. Commissioner for
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Act rel. to federal constitution, 1786.
7608
Act rel. to Potomac rlver,1784. . .7437
Act rel. to reliirlous freedom, 1786.
7477, 7484
Act rel. to taxes & revenue, 1782..
7341
Acts of general assembly, 1788
7644, 7«83
Acts of U. 8. congress, 1791 7724
Acts of U. S. congress, 1792 7758
Bill rel. to religious freedom, 1785.
7476
Board of war & ordinance, Aug. 1779.
7174
Convention for considering federal
constitution, 1787 7663
Convention Journal, 1788 7686
House Journal, Oct., 1782 7326
House Journal, 1787 7619
House journal, 1788 7578
In council, June, 1779 7190
In council, Dec. 29, 1788 7632
In house of del., Nov. 1, 1786 7616
In house of del., Nov. 29, 1786... 7609
In house of del., Oct. 25, 1787 7554
Journal of U. S. house of representa-
tives. 1789 7701
Journal of U. S. house of representa-
tives. 1791 7723
Journal of U. S. senate, 1791 7722
Memorial rel. to religious freedom,
1786 7481
Res. of house of del. rel. to commer-
cial regulations, 1785 7466
Senate Journal. Oct., 1778 7110
Session acts, 1776 7003
Evans. E. A. Report, 1896 18389
Report, 1896 18421
Summary of Va. climate and crop
service reports, 1896 18482
Weather reports, 1896 18481
Weather reports, 1897 18605, 18606
Evans, Edward S. Th'e seals of Vir-
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Evans, Geo. P & co. McCue's speech
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Evans, James. Election of, 1839.. 11397
Evans, 8. H. Lietter rel. to the Hance
Lawson and David N. Taylor, 1889.
17805
Evans, Thomas 7924
Address to freeholders of Ohio co.,
1809 8383
Judge 7664, 8816
Evans, Thomas J. Protest, 1867
15647, 15648
Evansite. By John Sharshall Qrasty,
1913 20786
EvansviUe, Brandonville and Kingwood
road. Bill. 1846 .12825
Evansvllle road. Bill, 1845 12586
Evansvllle, Brandonville and Kini^wood
turnpike co. Reports, 1839-1860,
, 21494
Evansvllle road. Bill rel. to appropri-
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Everett, Edward 7944
Everett, Joseph W. Va. Journal of edu-
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Evidence 16861
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Certified copies of papers in, 1845.
12396
Extrinsic, in respect to written in-
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19866
Of husband in trial for adultery
against wife. By A. S. Hester,
1916 21440
Presumption of Innocence as evi-
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20221
Swell, Benjamin S. Nomination aa
colonel, 1861 1480S
Remarks rel. to appropriation for
College of William * Mary by con-
gress, 1874 1622S
EweTl, John C. Election of, 1869.. 16687
Ewing. J. D 11601
Examiners of records. Commissions,
1907 19618
Extienses of, 1901 18989
Salaries of. 1916 21371
Exchange bank of Virginia, Answer to
interrogatory. 1841 11790
Bill rel. to, 1837 ..11084, 11086, 11086
Letter rel. to stockholders of, 1839.
11405
Memorial of, 1863 13960
Memorial rel. to specie payment, 1839.
11390
Memorial to legislature, 1837.. 11077
Proceedings of commissioners ap-
pointed to open books of subscrip-
tion for stock in, 1837 11078
Public money. 1867 14320
Report on, 1840 11661
Statement, 1838 11116, 11274
Statement, 1839 11279,
113S0, 11386, 11400, 11412, 11589
Statement, 1841 11742a, 11779
Statement, 1842 11961. 11997
Statement, 1843 12177, 12211
Statement, 1844 12332, 12381
Statement, 1846 12617, 12S61
Statement, 1846 12743, 12781
Statement, 1847 13005, 13032
Statement, 1848 13128, 13170
Statement, 1849 ..13290, 13301, 13327
Statement, 1860 13394, 13460
Statement, 1852 13612, 13644,
13672, 13717, 13774, 13802, 13855
Statement, 1853 13946, 14333
Statement, 1854, 1855 14136
Statement, 1855 14087, 14181
Statement, 1857 14297
Statement, 1858, 1859 1453S
Statement, 1859 14489, 14515
Statements, 1860, 1861 14914
Statement of branch of, 1842... 12117
Subscription to. 1838 11127
Exchange, International. See Inter-
national exchange.
Exchanging documents. N. C. resolu-
. tions, 1845 12517
Resolutions of Indiana rel. to, 1844.
12377
Exchequer. Proposed res. rel. to, 1875.
16341
Executions. 1776 7020
Act, 1787 7559
Act, 1789 7616
Act, 1791 7728
Act, 1792 7761
Act. 1796 7836
Act rel. to, 1809 8361
Act rel. to, 1816 8833, 8861, 1851
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Executions, 1776. — Cont.
Act rel. to, 1819 9149
Act suspending, 1808 8306
Bill concerningr, 1808 8304, 8305
Bill rel. to, 1813 8663
Bill rel. to, 1814 8733
Bill rel. to. 1815 88G0
Bill rel. to, 1818 9066
Bill rel. to, 1819 9148
Bill rel. to, 1820 9243
Bill rel. to, 1826 9778
Bill rel. to, 1835 10877
Bill rel. to. 1837 11083, 11093
Bill rel. to. 1839 11462
BUI rel. to, 1841 11826, 11829
11849, 11893
Bill rel. to commissions upon, 1844.
12396
Executive. Powers of, 1778 7085
Powers of, 1820 9194
Proposition rel. to. 1829 10089,
10090, 10104. 10106, 10121, 10122
Report of committee on, 1850.. 13638,
13639, 13540. 13549
Report of committee on, 1867... 15615
Report of committee on, 1901.. 19002,
19008, 19024
Resolutions rel. to, 1829 10139
See also Council; Governor.
Executive committe*. Constitutional
convention. Report, 1829
10088, 10096. 10114, 10133
Executive departments of states. .10159
Executive expenditures. 1812 ...8536
1813 8666
1814 8707
. 1817 8972
1818 9037
1822 9379
1824 9545
1825 9622
1826 9734
1827 9810
1828 9903
1829 10014
1830 10179
1831 10304
1832 10451
1833 10548
1834 10704
1835 10811
1836 10929
1837 11111
1839 11264. 11376
1840 11554
1842 11963
1843 12170
1844 12326
1845 12511
1846 12736
1847 12965
1848 13073
1849 13252
1850 13454
1862 18693, 13689, 13690
1853 13909. 13966
3855 14080, 14191
3867 14290, 14370
1859 14606, 14610
1861 14909. 14980
1864 16204
1870 16819, 15849
1872 15917
1874 16175, 16268
1875 163.58
1876 16451
Executive expenditures. — Cont.
1877 16662
1884 17307
Communication of auditor rel. to,
1869 14481
Expenses of, compared, in 1860 and
1876 16646
Executors. Bill rel. to, 1824 9693
Bill rel. to, 1842 12064
Bll rel. to accounts of, 1846 12883
Bil rel. to duty of, 1833 10647
Lomax's treatise on, 1867 14407
Treatise on law of, 1841 1198S
Executory Interests. By Charles A.
Graves, 1898 18631
Exemptions. Bill rel. vO railroad em-
ployees. 1864 15327
Governor's response rel. to, 1864 —
15373
Report rel. to, of state officers, 1864.
15244
Report rel. to, of state officers, etc..
1864 16247
Report on message of governor rel.
to. 1861 14911
Response of governor rel. to, 1864.
15295
Response of governor rel. to, 1864.
15378
Resolutions rel. to, 1864.. 15276, 15284
Expatriation. 1803 8106
Expenditures. 1784 7439
1786 7496
Auditor's statements, 1902 19113
Statement rel. to, 1850. . .13495, 13500
Report on, 1857 14383, 14384
See also entries under following
headings: Auditor. Executive ex-
penditures. Treasurer. Finance
Comnilttee. ,
Experiment garden notes. By Wm. B.
Alwood, 1896 18466
Experiment stations. By H. B. Battle,
1891 17981
Experimental railway. Report, 1860.
21809
Explosiveii. Care-hr use of. By W. B.
Kegley, 1898 18631
Exponential function. By W. H. Echols,
1913 20791
Exposition steamboat corporation. Re-
port, 1907 21810
Express companies. Amt. rec'd from,
1895 1834S
Bill rel. to. 1864 15322
Communication rel. to, 1893 18123
Regulations, 1912 20566, 20667
Regulations, 1914 20953-209SI
Regulations, 1916 21210, 21211
Report on contract with railroads,
1865 1545»
Tariffs, rules, etc., 1907 1966S
Taxes on, 1907 19599
Expunging resolutions. LiCtter of B. W.
Leigh rel. to, 1836 1106*
Extension work In Va. Speech by J. D.
Eggleston, 1909 19986
Extension "work of rural schools of
Rockingham co. Report. 1911..
20369
Extortion. Act to punish, 1788 7621
Ezekiel, Sir Moses. Ezekiel bronzes.
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Statue at V. M. 1 19246
Ezzard, William. Letter rel. to South-
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Inspection of. 1907 19636
Inspection of, 1908 19810
In.spection of, 1909 19940
Inspection of, 1914 20877
Inspection of, 1915 21118
Fain, John R. Corn as food for hOKS,
1907 19722
Finishing- beef cattle, 1907 19727
Gluten and cotton-seed meal with
silage, 1905 19442
Grade and cross-bred beef cattle,
1907 19726
Milk and butter- production, 1907..
19725
Protein requirements for dairy cows,
;!)C7 19724
Silagre, hay and stover in beef-
making. 1905 19443
Stall feeding: vs. grazing. 1907.. 19719
Fair, state. October, 1915 21182
Fairfax, Henry. Report, 1893 18125
Report, 1903 19215
Report, 1904 19311-19312
Report, 1905 19392, 19393
Fairfax county. Address to delegates,
1783 7356
Bill rel. to schools in, 1846 12835
Election of Richard Coleman, 1810.
8392
Election of Alex. S. Grlgsby, 1844.
12364
Election of Henry "W. Thomas from,
1847 13018
Election of H. W. Thomas and Edgar
Snowden of, 1847 12943
Establishment of free schools in,
1845 12636
Farmers' institute, 1892 18018
Friends meeting of. Petition rel. to
reform school, 1835 18307
Governor's message rel. to roads,
1893 18084
Memorial rel. to thanksgiving, 1819.
13320
Report rel. to representation in
house, 1882 17011
Tyler, Nathaniel, 1826 9763
Fairfax lands 7843
Fairfax turnpike co. Report, 1824.9570
Report, 1825 9645
Report, 1826 , 9748
Report, 1827 9830
..Report of committee on, 1822 .9386
Reports, 1824-1862 21530
Falrman, Gideon 9275
Fairmont and Beverly turnpike road.
Reports, 1848-1859 21489
Fairmont and Palatine bridge co. Re-
ports, 1851- 1860 21631
Fairmont and Weston turnpike co. Re-
ports, 1849-1860 21718
Fairmont and Wheeling turnpike co.
Reports, 1851-1857 21532
Fairmont bank. Report from president,
1861 22124
Statement, 1853 13026, 13986
Statement, 1864, 1856 14125
Statement. 1856 14087, 14170
Statement, 1857 14297, 14333
Statement, 1859 14489
Statement, 1860. 1861 14934
Fairmont. Marlon co. Convention of
citizens of northwestern Va. rel. to
Baltimore & Ohio railroad, 1845. .
1862>
Fairs. County school 20713
School fairs in Va., 1912 20559
Falls bridge turnpike co. Report. 1820.
9222
Report, 1821 9321
Report, 1822 9408
Report, 1823 9492
Report, 1824 9570
Report, 1835 9643
Report, 1826 9748
Report. 1827 9830
Report, 1820-1852 21533
Falls Church telephone and telegraph
CO. Reports, 1903-1910 22059
Falmouth, Va. Governor's message rel.
to bridge at, 1883 17170
Report rel. to railroad at, 1836. .10972
Fancy gap and Tazewell courthouse
turnpike co. Reports, 1849-1863.
21699
Farm sanitation, 1912 20608
Farm superintendent. Report, 1906.
„ 19374
Farmers. Financial condition, 1895.
„ 18374, 18389
Farmers assembly. Communication
from, 1857 14278
Farmers bank of Flncastle. 1857...
,.e. ,..„ "281, 143S8
1858, 1869 1453S
1860, 1861 14934
Farmers bank of Virginia. 1812. . .8547
J81< 8699, 8705. 8717
15J5 8785, 8804
1816 8904
1817 8958,
181' 9081. 9038, 9044
181? 9125, 9145
1820 9211, 9229
1821 930*
1822 9388, 9434
1823 9470. 9511
If?! 9559, 9610
1825 9667, 9690
1826 9791
1827 98it
1828 9911
1829 10013
18?? 10183, 10255
1831 10375
18?? 10493, 10509
1833 10639, 10668
1834 10728, 10770
1835 10834. 10854. 10875
1836 11034
1837 11079
1838 ..11117, 11123, 11181, 11190
1839 .....11268, 11288, 11389. 11S»»
11402, 11409, 11410, 11411, 11428
1840 11561, 11578, 11598
1841 11742a. 11784
1842 11961. 11986. 11997
1843 12177. 12189, 12218
18" 123S2, 12349, 12382
1845 12617, 12553
1846 12743, 12778
1847 13004. 130SS
1818 13128, 13170
1849 13290, 18S14
1|50 13394
1852 13625
13644, 13700, 13766. 13802. 13842
Jfi? v.VV--*3921. 13946. 13974. 1S990
1854, 1866 14125
1856 1408T. 14171
1867 14297, 14S8S
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Farmers bank of Va. — Cont.
1868, 1859 14535
1859 14489, 145S5
1860, 1861 14934
Act Incorporating 1811 8489
Answer to Interrogratory, 1841
11790
Answers to interrogatories, 1838...
11141
Balances of state in, 1857 14349
Bill rel. to Alexandria branch of, 1846.
128.50
Bill rel. to charter of, 1823 9501
Bill rel. to subscription to stock in
James river & Kanawha co., 1832.
10515, 10518
Communication from, 1836 10965
Correspondence rel. to state deposits,
1821 9290
Debts due, 1838 11159
Issue of notes. 1845 12682
Letter from treasurer rel. to, 1814..
8686
Letter rel. to suit of, against com-
monwealth, 1844 12469
Loan to, 1838 11137
Loan to state, 1814 ..8696. 8697, 8705
Memorial of stockholders, 1823... 9480
Notes issued by, 1842 12118
Protest of stockholders rel. to bill
authorizing subscription to stock
in James river & Kanawha co.,
1832 10516, 10518, 10519
Public money, 1857 ^
Reception of public revnue by, 1841.
11760
Reply to resolution of house of del.,
1838 11124
Report on memorial of stockholders,
1813 8639
Report rel. to directors, 1818
9029 9038
Report rel. to indebtedness of direc-
tors, 183$ 11420
Report rel. to loans, 1837 11075
Resolution rel. to, 1838 11122
Resolutions rel. to capital of, 1836.
10957
Specie payments, 1816 8864
Statement rel. to stockholders, 1839.
11415
Farmers' institute. At Chatsworth farm,
1890 17878. 17889
Bedford City, 1895 18374
Manassas. Report of, by S. W. Cor-
bln, 1893 18144
Manassas. 1895 18374, 18389
Proceedings of, 1912 20530
Report of, 1892 18018
Report, 1906 19389
Report, 1906 19522
Report, 1908 19828
Winchester. Proceedings, 1897.18561
Farmers' Institutes 20319
FarmvlUe. Proposed railroad to, from
Cartersville. 1835 10917
Farmvllle and Bucklnprham plank road
CO. Reports, 1853-1862 21534
Farmville and Powhatan railroad co.
Reports, 1889-1905 21811
Farmville female normal school. Board
of visitors, 1889 17819
Bulletin, 1914 20956-20958
Bulletin, 1916 21212-21215
Catalogrue, 1885 17490
Catalogue. 1886 17.";2<»
Catalogue, 1887 1771S
Farmville female normal school — Cont.
Catalogue. 1888 17752
Catalogue. lSf9 17856
Cacalogue, 1890 17896
Catalogue, 1891 17994
Catalogue, 1892 18034
Catalogue, 1893 18164
Catalogue, 1894 18212
Catalogue. 1895 18394
Catalogue, 18P8 > 18627
Catalogue. 1903 19230
Catalogue, 1904 19323
Catalogue. 1905 19403
Catalogue, 1906 19538
Catalogue, 1907 19669
Catalogue, 1908 19848
Catalogue, 1909 19990
Catalogue, 1911 20353
Catalogue, 1912 20668, 20716
Catalogue, 1914 20958
Cat.'ilopue, 1915 21216
Catalogue, 1916 21214, 21414
Governor's message, 1893 18063
Lett-r rel. to, 1891 17949
Play and athletics in Va., 1916.. 21409
Report. 1835 17364, 17478
R-5port. 1886 17521
Report, 1887 17706, 17706
Report, 1888 17738
Report. 1889 17840
Report. 1890 17876
Report. 1891 17979
Report, 1893 18142
Report. 1895 18371
Reports, 1896, 1897 18552
Reports, 1898, 1899 18717
Reports, 1885-1914 22091
Report of committee on, 1884.. 17306
Report of committee on, 1895... 18272
Special days of kindergarten and ele-
mentary grades, 1913 20717
Views 19849
Views, 1909 19991
Farr, R. R. Charges against, 1883 . . .
17120
Communication, 1884 17303
Communication rel. to public free
school fund, 1885 17393
Communication rel. to teachers' in-
stitutes. 1883 17184
Editor, 1882 17047
Editor, 1883 17237
Editor, 1884 17328
Editor, 1885 17489
Report, 1882 17032
Report, 1883 17218
Report, 1881 17314
Report, 1886 17477
Parrar. E. H. The legal remedy for
plutocracy. 1902 19172
Fasting, day of. 1779 7136
Faulkner. Charles James. Amendment
to report on legislative dept, 1850.
13633
Maryland boundary, 1874 16211
Report rel. to Va. & Md. boundary,
1832 10459
Resolutions, convention of 1E50
13521
Resolutions rel. to education, 1850.
13548
Speech rel. to slavery question. 1831.
10423
Faulkner. W. H. By James A. Harrison,
1903 19246
High school course in G«rman, 1908.
1908 1$89»
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Keller's der Grune Helnrlch: Anna
and Judith and their predecessors
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Faulting in the Cambrian of north-
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Watson and Justus H. Cline, 1914.
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Fauntleroy, A. M. Report, 1880.. 16848
Report, 1881 16940
Report, 1884 17322
Report, 1885 17472
Fauntleroy, Archer. Alumni banquet,
1904 19350
Fauntleroy, Gen. Thomas T. Communi-
cation of governor rel. to, 1861..
14781
hand, 1881 16922
Judge 17231, 17232, 17326, 17485,
17852, 17887, 17991, 18027, 18157
List of corporations, 1879 16759
Report, 1882 17022
Fauquier and Alexandria turnpike co.
Crozet's report on, 1824 9570
Proceedings of board of public works
rel. to. 1827 9815
Reports, 1824-1847 21535
Report, 1824 9570
Report, 1825 9645
Report, 1826 9748
Report, 1827 9830
Report of committee on, 1822 9371
Fauquier co. Bill rel. to forming new
co^^nty from, 1845 12622
Charges against Judge Scott, 1842.
11971
Charges against Judge Shumate,
1881 17163
Charges against Judge Shumate,
1883 17093, 17253
Horner vs. Tebbs (election), 184'}...
13215
List of delinquent lands in, 1831..
10402
Navigation on Rappahannock 1847.
13016
Fauquier White Sulphur Springs.- Extra
session at, 1848 13079, 13080
Faure, John P. vs. commonwealth, 1884.
17329, 17330
Fayerweather will litigation. By Jack-
son Guy, 1904 19351
Payette co. Act forming, 1830 ..10278
Delinquent lands In, 1834 10787
Election of Samuel Price, 1835.. 10805
Election of J. Stephenson, 1833.10543
Election of A. Stockton and G. Alder -
son, 1842 11950
Notes of N. W. bank of Va., 1841 . . .
11813
Petition to improve Kanawha river,
1860 14673
Fayette, Giles and Kanawha turnpike
CO. 1844 12436
Bill, 1845 1264S
Bill. 1846 12810
Reports, 1842-1861 21547
FayettevlUe, N. C. Inventory of ma-
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Peatherstone, Howell C. Act rel. to
corporations, 1902 19139
Federal buildings. Federal Jurisdiction
over sites of, 1901 18862, 18883
Federal common law. By Hunsdon
Gary, 1905 19328
Federal constitution. See Constitution
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Federal convention, 1787. Resolutions
of Va., 1787 7581
Federal convicts 14166
Report rel. to, 1857 14876
Federal courts. Cases In which state
js a party, 1871 1S926
Federal employers' liability act. By
Homer Richey, 1913 20737
Federal equity rule no. 46. By Geo.
Bryan, 1913 20737
Federal government. Resolutions rel.
to, 1838 11135
Federal Judges. Injunction 18399
Federal Judgments. By Frank W.
Christian. 1879 16832
Federal Judiciary. Report on usurpa-
tion of power by, 1878.. 16629. 16667
Federal power. Expansion of. By
Francis L. Smith, 1911 20366
Federal procedure. By T. B. B., 1916.
21440
Federal relations. Governor's message,
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Miss, resolutions'," 1860". '.iimi 14603
Report of committee on. 1864... 15370
Substitute to resolutions on, 1834..
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Feeble minded. Colony for. Report,
1914 20884
Colony for. Report, 1915 21129
Problem of. By J. T. Mastln. 1913.
20671
Recommendations concerning, 1914.
20811, 20844
Report on, 1911 20307
Reprint from annual report of state
board of charities, 1913 20718
Special report on, 1915 ..21216. 21217
Feed for the farmer, his household
and his customers, 1915 21182
Feeding stuffs. Analysis of 17906
By R. J. Davidson, 1899 18770
Composition of 17906
Law, 1912 20550
Law, 1915 21172
Law. Rules for enforcement of. 1910.
2018;
Law. Interpretation of. By Wm. D.
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Fees. Bill rel. to, 1824 9592 9597
Bill rel. to lien of, 1845 .12690
Certain oflScers, 1791 7729
Of clerks of courts 10329
Clerks of courts. 1831 10364, 10388
Of constables, 1842 12048
Of constables, 1843 12250
Of county officers, 1842 12091
Of Jailors, 1842 12049
Of Jailors, 1845 12600
Of sheriffs, 1843 12243
Of sheriffs, 1844 12396
Of sheriffs, lino 12581
Officers, 1792 7768
Paid counsel on behalf of common-
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Sheriffs and other offlcers, 1844.12484
Fellow-servants 1839}
Abrogation of fellow-servant doc-
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Felonies. Bill rel. to punishment of,
1864 15332
Felony cases. Number of, 1901 ..18956
Report of auditor as to expenses in,
1889 17799
Felony convictions. 1901 18898
Femes covert. Bill rel. to, 1839.. 11493
Fences. Law. Bill rel. to, 1864.. 15304
Veto message of governor rel. to,
1870 15738
Fenner, Chas. B 20625
Fenno, J. W 7938
Ferguson. James H 13414
Amendment to report of committee
on limitations & guarantees, 1850.
13535
Amendment to report on legislative
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Ferguson, Meade. Denitriflcation, 1908.
19915
Inoculation and cultivation of alfalfa,
1905 19440
Soil inoculation with artificial cul-
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• Steele and poultry powders, 1903 . .
_ 19250
Fermentation, domination of. By W. A.
P. Moncure and W. B. Ellett, 1908.
_ 19915
Ferneyhough, J. O. Va. as a horse and
mula producing state, 1904.. 19308
Ferries. ' Bill rel. to, 1839 11473
Bill rel. to, 1840 11655
Bin rel. to, 1842 12063
Bill, 1844 12411
Bill rel. to rates of, 1845 12640
Bill to amend act rel. to, 1843.. 12241
Governor's message rel. to Norfolk
CO., 1899 18677
Laws establishing, 1808 8288
Ohio river, 1846- 1282S
Ferries co., operating city of Ports-
mouth and Norfolk co. ferries. Re-
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Fertilizers. 1881 16956
1901 18896
Analyses, 1886, 1886, 1887 17716
Analyses, 1890 17878
Analyses, 1892 18018
Analyses, 1895 18374
Analyses, 1896 '..18430, 18445
Analyses, 1897 18551
Analyses, 1898 18613
Analyses, 1899 1872B
Analyses, 1900 18794-18796
Analyses, 1901 18896, 18911,
18912, 18913, 18914
Analyses, 1902 19124, 19141-19145
Analyses, 1903 19198, 19208, 19209,
19210, 19211, 19212
Analyses, 1904 19803-19306
Analyses, 190S 19384, 19386,
. , ,„»- 19»8«. 1938f
Analyses, 1906 19519-19521
Analyses, 190/ 19651, 19662
Analyses 1908 19829, 19830,
. . . 19832, 19833
Analyses, 1909 19955-19958
Analyses, 1910 20165, 20166
Analysis by W. H. Taylor, 1880.16857
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Composition of, etc. By E. W Ma-
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20164
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Does analysis teach value of. By
R. H. Gaines, 1891 17981
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18374 18389
The folly of purchasing fertilizers
by the name. By E. W. Magruder,
, 1904 7 19303
Influence upon Quality of Irish po-
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On wheat .... 18053
Origin, composition and utility ot
fertilizing materials. By R. J.
Davidson and W. B. Ellett, 1906.
Report of inspector, 1890 17878
Report of inspector, 1892 18018
Report of Inspector, 1896 18446
Tests on corn, 1892 18055
Tests on corn, 1893 18185
Tests on grapes 18189
Tests on tobacco, 1892 18044
Test on tobacco, 1893 18144
Tests on wheat 18183. 18245. 18250,
TT.,. „# ,.., ""5, 18675, 18658
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compensation of members of general
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Defaulting revenue officers, 1879..
1A7&1
Delinquent treasurers, 1879 16768
Opinion on liability for missing cou-
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Report, 1877 16577
Report, 1878 .16699
Report, 1879 16805
Report, 1880 16848
Report, 1881 iglsJ
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1879 •••••••..•..•..,,,,, 16639
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Plerer. Charles 7780
Fieri facias. The proceeding by sug-
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16605
Writ of 17496
Fife, W. O. Bar examinations, 1910 . .
20220
Fifty-seventh Virginia regiment. Reso-
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1*64 16394
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Filson club 7767
Finance. 1788 7626
1813 8606, 8664-8666
1814 8734-8736
1815 8834
1858, 1859 14631, 14632
1887 17709
1«" 1S560
1901 18907
19!>2 19138
19?5 •. 19820
1915 21138
Accounts, 1854, 1855 14194
Amendment to appropriation bill,
1842 . 12145
Amendment to report of committee
, on, 1867 15620
Appropriation bill, 1824 9596
Appropriation bill, 1827 9852
Appropriation bill. 1828 9963
Appropriation bill. 1829 10043
Appropriation bill, 1833 10658
Appropriation bill, 1839 11341
Appropriation law, 1800 7997
Appropriation' 1867, 1868, 1869...
Auditor's estimate, 1885 17369
Auditor's report, 1817 8992
Auditor's report rel. to, 1864 15199
Auditor's statement of, 1870 15852
Auditor's statement. 1883 17207
Auditor's statments, 1902 19113
Auditor's statement of, 1904 19272
Bill rel. to appropriation, 1840.. 11680
Bill rel. to appropriations, 1842.12101
Bill rel. to, 1829 10043
Bill rel. to, 1832 i!!!! 10497
^°J?I"""'<=*t'°" 'rom governor "rel. to.
1874
16186
Documents accompanying auditor's
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Estimate for 1853 and 1864 13696
Estimates. 1860 14609
Estimates, 1912 20570
Governor's message, 1874 16222
Governor's message, 1887 17617
Message of governor, 1870
„. , 15709. 16750
Message of governor rel. to, 1884 . . .
17262
Plan for constitutional currency, 1874.
__ ^, 16242, 16260
Proceedings of a conference with Va.
creditors, 1874 16240, 16258
Receipts and disbursements, 1848..
13194
Finance. — Cont.
Receipts and disbursements, 1874..
16300
Receipts and disbursements, 1878 . .
16712
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Receipts and expenditures, 1909.20160
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17076
Report, 1847 13040
Report, 1848 13138
Report, 1852 13687, 1371J
Report, 1853 13984, 1400S
Report, 1857 14384
Report from com. demanded. 1885.
17411
Report of auditor, 1819 9150
Report of committee rel. to diversion
of school funds, 1878 16680
Report of committee rel. to reduction
of expenses. 1842 12110
Report of treasurer, 1869 15783
Report on expenditures and retrench-
ment, 1842 12005
Report rel. to deposit and disburse-
ment of revenue, 1841 11791
Report on revenue, 1843 12200
Report rel. to, 1863 15148
Report rel. to taxation, 1852 13595
Statement of, 1857 14397
Statement of, 1861.. 14720, 14*47, 14997
Statement of, 1863 15094
Statement of, 1864 15255
Statement of, 1865 15469
Statement of, 1866 15533
Statement of, 1870 15863
Statement of, 1871 1596a
Statement of, 1874 16207
Statement, 1875 16330, 16332,
16355, 16389
Statement. 1876 16464, 16481
Statement of., 1877 16590, 16573
Statement of, 1879.16782. 16801. 16819
Statement of. 1881 16934, 16952
Statement of, 1885 17431
Statement, 1887 17666
Statement, 1889 17780. 17808
Statement of, 1891 17990
Statement of, 1893 18156
Statement of, 1899 18729
Statement of, 1904 19293
Statement of, 1906 19610
Statement, 1913 20890
Statement of auditor, 1861 16000
Statement of revenue tax, 1818.. 9058
Statement of treasury, 1857
. . . ,.., 14317, 14322
Synopsis of, 1885 17484
Synopsis of state funds, 1854.. 14026
Synopsis of funds, 1855 14106
Synopsis of funds, 1856 14226
Synopsis of funds, 1857 14321
Synopsis of funds, 1861 14922
System of. In Va., 1786 7495
warrants drawn upon treasury, 1884.
See also Auditor; Auditor, second*
Executive expenditures; Finance
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Treasury.
Finance committee. Communication
rel. to public debt, 1841 11785
Report. 1787 76fil
Report. 1790 7686
Report. 1791 770?
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Report, 1793 7776
Report, 1794 7795
Report, 1795 7820
Report, 1796 7849, 7869
Report, 1797 7884
Report, 1798 7899f, 78991
Report. 1799 7948
Report, 1800 7891
Report, 1801 8013
Report, 1802 8062
Report, 1803 8095, 8096
Report, 1804 8116
Report, 1806 8144
Report, 1806 8166, 8204
Report, 1807 8229
Report, 1808 8279
Report, 1809 8344
Report, 1811 8459
Report, 1812 8530, 8559
Report, 1813 8646
Report, 1814 8702
Report, 1815 8791
Report, 1816 8888
Report, 1817 8968
Report, 1818 9033
Report, 1819 9113, 9153
Report, 1820 9206
Report, 1821 9332, 9363
Report, 1822 9390, 9423
Report, 1823 9493
Report, 1824 9581, 9582
Report, 1825 9661
Report, 1826 , 9757
Report. 1827 9842
Report, 18^8 9946
Report. 1829 10039
Report, 1830 10227
Report, 1831 10346
Report, 1832 10492
Report, 1833 10637
Report, 1834 10742
Report, 1836 10868
Report, 1836 10989
Report, 1838 11188
Report, 1839 11320, 11443
Report, 1840 11602
Report, 1841 11801
Report, 1842 11980, 12116
Report, 1843 12193
Report, 1844 12368
Report, 1845 12541, 12690
Report, 1846 12784
Report. 1849 13300
Report, 1850 13426
Report, 1862 13773. 13861
Report, 1853 13923
Report, 1855 14090, 14163, 14182
Report, 1857 14298, 1438S
Report, 1859 14488
Report, 1863 15125
Report, 1864 15306
Report, 1867 15607
Report, 1877 16511, 16563
Report, 1878 16734
Report, 1887 17678
Report, 1901 19020, 19027, 19029
Report, 1910 20125. 20206
Report on lotteries. 1825 9662
Report rel. to missing coupons, 1878.
16692
Report rel. to tax on salt, 1816... 8793
Report rel. to treasury, 1828.... 9961
Supplemental report of, 1842 ...12009
Fincastle and Blue Rldgre turnpike co.
Reports, 1834-18«1 21536
Flncastle and Covington turnpike co.
Reports. 1852-1869 21537
Finch. C. L. Election of. 1885 17352
Fine arts. Finding list of books rel.
to, 1912 20598
Fines. 1895 18343
Governor's message, 1893 18063
Judge Nelson's suggestions, 1810..
8432
Fink, David E. Control of Injurious
aphides by ladybirds 21159
Flnley, W. W. Virginia's progress,
1911 20345
Finney, R. Gordon. The duty of the
bar, 1913 20737
FInnie,. William 7131
Fire blight of the pear and apple. By
G. S. Ralston, 1916 21306
Firemen. Relief fund for, 1902.. 19097
Firemen's association. Communication,
1910 20079
First aid to the injured 21259
First military district. Circulars, 1867.
15570
Circulars, 1868 15666
Circulars, 1869 15793
Circulars. 1870 15886
General orders. 1867 15571. 16572
General orders. 1867 15588
General orders. 1868 15667
General orders, 1869 15796, 15796
General orders. 1870 15886
Memoranda. 1869 ..16799. 15800. 15801
Order of commander assembling con-
vention, 1867 15592
Registration districts, 1869 15802
Roster, 1867 15573-15680
Roster of troops, 1868 15668-16673
Roster of troops, 1869 1580J,
15804. 15806. 15806, 16807
First Virginia regiment. Constitution,
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Fish and flsherles. Act rel. to, 1879.
«... 16807
Bill regulating flshing, 1842 12087
Bin rel. to preventing passage of,
„,J,843 12276
Bin to prevent obstructions to pas-
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Bill rel. to protection of, 1877... 16679
Communication from Maryland rel.
to, 1910 20116
Description of McDonald's flsh-way,
„1879 16807
Experiments In flsh hatching. .17240
In Rlvanna river 16386
Inspection laws rel. to, 1850 ....13421
Laws, 1877 16523
Laws, 1878 16716, 16723
Laws, 1916 21423
Location of flsh-way, 1876 16386a
Maryland correspondence. 1910. .20089
Maryland res. rel. to flsh-way, 1876.
16364
Maryland's letter, 1891 17961
Oyster laws. 1910 20229
Potomac. 1874 16179
Proceedings of commission of Va. and
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Fish commissioners (or commission,
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Report. 1875 1638«
Report. 1876 16473
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Report, 1880 16845
Report, 1882 17029
Report, 1883 17240
Report, 1886 17469
Report. 1888 17745
Report. 1889 17783
Report. 1890 17886
Report, 1891 17932, 17954
Report, 1892 18026
Report, 1893 18154, 19205
Report. 1895 18381
Report, 1899 18705
Report. 1900 18788
Report, 1901 18905
Report, 1902 19133
Report. 1904 19291
Report, 1905 19370
Report, 1906 19508
Report, 1907 19644
Report. 1908 19817
Report; 1909 19948
Report, 1910 20155
Report, 1911 20305
Report, 1912 20505
Report, 1913 20669
Report, 1914 20886
Report, 1915 21130
Fish Creek turnpilce co. Reports, 1857,
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Fisher, D 10863
Fisher, E. C. Report, 1874 16293.
Report, 1879 16810
Fisher, John. Trial of, 1861 13557
FishlnK Creek, Morgrantown, Brandon-
vUle and state line road. Report.
1841 2168»
Fishing: Creek road via Morgantown to
the Pennsylvania line. Report,
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Fish ways. McDonald system, 1883..
17240
Fisk, Charles B. Covlngrton and Ohio
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Communication rel. to Covlngrton and
Ohio railroad. 1855 14173
Letter rel. to Covlncrton and Ohio
railroad. 1861 14878. 14956
On Covington & Ohio railroad, 1861.
14900
Plan for improvement of Kanawha
river, 1865 14160
Report, 1835 10841
Report, 1866 14091
Report, 1867 14360
Report on Kanawha river, 1865.14210
Fitch, John 7609
Fitzgierald, George. Election of, 1840.
11586
Fitzgerald, John 7670
Fitzhugh, E. H. Financial statement
of quartermaster's dept.. 1863 . .
16144
Gold turned Into treasury by, 1876.
16463
Fitz-hugh, Thoa. Daniel Harmon, 1912.
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The Hertz classical library 20782
tiatin in the high school, 1908.. 19899
The literary Saturnlan; The stichlc
norm. 1910 20262
The origin of verse, 1915 21296
Our alma mater in Texas and the
southwest, 1897 18584
The sacred tripudium. 1910. .. .20263
Fitz-hugh, Thos. — Cont.
Sketch of, by C. C. Wright. 1902..
1917t
Tripudic accent and rhythm and
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ment to the sacred tripudium, 1909.
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Fitzhugh, William H. Convention bill.
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Proposition submitted by, 1829 ....
10100, 10118
Flags of Virginia. Description of. 1912.
2062*
1905 19428
1906 195S8
1907 19694
Flanagan. W. M. Election of, 1896 . .
18309, 18321
Flannagan, R. K. Address. 1911.20307
Sanitary survey of schools of Orange
CO.. 1914 21007
Fleet. W. A. Oxford university, 1906.
19570
Fleming, William 7290
Judge 7170a. 7665. 7696. 7808.
7889, 7958. 8035. 8128. 8130. 8197.
8292, 8295a, 8353, 8410a, 8476, 8477.
8604, 8725, 8987, 9239, 9360, 9521
Fletcher. Frank. Report, 1900 18788
Report, 1901 1890S
Fletcher, Jas 8029a
Fletcher, S. W. Address. 1910 ...20260
Address. 1913 20783
Pollination of Bartlett and Kieffer
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Report. 1908 19915
Report. 1909 20061
Report. 1912 20641
Soil management in Virginia apple
orchard. 1913 .
20731
Flogging. See Whipping.
Flood. H. D. Election of. 1896..18S1J
Report, 1906 19488
Flood, Henry. Report on navigation
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Flood. T. H. Election of, 1840 1159S
Florida. Communication from gov-
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Resolutions rel. to controversy be-
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Southern convention. 1857 14318
Flour. Bill rel. to barrels. 1839.. 11468
Inspection of, 1831 10341
In.^pection of. 1867 14386. 14888
Petition of Petersburg millers and
merchants rel. to. 1869 14S90
Report on Inspection of, 1830... 10219
Flournoy. H. W. Calendar of state
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Calendar of Va. state papers, v. 8 . .
17890
Calendar of Va. state papers, v. 9 . .
17891
Calendar of Va. state papers, v. 10.
« , ■ ^ ^ 18088
Calendar of state papers, v. 11.. 18159
Communication rel. to expenses of
secretary's office, 1891 17956
Communication rel. to state board of
medical examiners, 1887 17667
Extracts from Va. election laws. 1890.
17895
Extracts from election laws, 1892.
... . , 1*0"
A guide to magistrates . . . 1892.
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Letter rel. to West Virginia bound-
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Namea of boards of visitors of state
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Report. 1885 17428
Report. 1887 17682
Report. 1889 17830
Report. 1891 17969
Report, 1893 18135
Flournoy, Richard W. Jr. Rights of
creditors of a municipal corpora-.
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Floyd, Benjamin Rush. Amendment to
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Resolutions, convention of 1850.13521
Floyd, John. Communication rel. to
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Communication f-el. to ordinance of
South Carolina, 1832 10438
Communication rel. to tariff, 1832.
10467
Communication rel. to Joseph Ven-
able, fugitive slave, 1848 13192
Correspondence rel. to state rights,
1832 10489
Correspondence rel. to removal of de-
posits from Bank of the U. S., 183!>.
10670
Bxtract from message rel. to Internal
improvement, 1830 10285
Letter rel. to removal of deposits,
1833 10565
Letter rel. to removal of free negroes,
1833 10671
Letter rel. to removal of remains of
Geo. Washington, 1831
10303, 10377
Letter rel. to resolutions of South
Carolina, 1832 10446, 10484
Letter rel. to states rights conven-
tion, 1832 10504
Message, 1830 10168, 10191, 10249
Message, 1831 10293, 10310, 10372
Message. 1832 10436, 10459, 10501
Message, 1833 10542, 10560, 10666
Message rel. to internal improvement.
1831 10412
Floyd, John B. Communication rel. to
commissioners to London's world's
fair. 1850 13456
Communication rel. to a fugitive from
Justice, 1849 13332
Communication rel. to railroads, 1849.
13322
Letter rel. to conscription, 1862..
16036
Letter rel. to Washington monument,
1849 13246
Letter rel. to World's fair In London;
1860 13370
Memorial of colonization society of
Va.. 1849 13323
Message, 1849 13238, 13266, 13276
Message, 1850 13356, 13369,
13387, 13388
Message rel. to London world's fair,
1850 13412
Report, 1862 15038
Statements rel. to unfinished im-
provements, 1860 13507
Floyd county. Delinquent lands In.
_1832 10530
Delinquent lands in, 1834 10787
Report rel. to Jail of, 1886 17423
Floyd C. H. and HlUsvlIle turnpike.
Communication rel. to, 1857 14368
Reports. 1850-1860 21641
Fluvanna county. Election of Wm.
Pasteur, 1806 8161
Election of Geo. Thompson 7678
Petition. 1797 7882, 789S
Sale of public property In, 1810.. 8486
Fly weevil. By L. O. Howard, 1893 . .
18144
Folkes. Wlliam C, scholarships. .20784
Fontaine. Edmund. Central southern
rights assn. of Va., 1860 14553
Letter of, 1847 12968
Memorial of, 1847 13015
Report. 1849 13307
Resolutions. 1838 11237
Virginia central railroad, 1863
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13949
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Address to people, 1798
7900, 7901, 7902
Address to soldiers, 1864
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16776
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List of sessions, 1776-1918
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Minual, 1891-2 17995
Manual. 1893-4 18165
Manual, 1908 19868
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15984
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Mileage of members, 1902 19080
Minority protest against extra ses-
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Oath, 1869 15684
Pav of, 1778 7116
Proposition rel. to representation in,
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Rules, 1879 16765
Rules, 1881 16903
General assembly. — Cont.
Rules. 1885 17375
Rules, 1887 17647
Rules, 1889 17791
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Rules, 1893 18097
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Rules for election of U. S. senator,
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Writs of election of members ot,
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1787 7555
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Bill rel. to, 1839 11458
Bill rel. to, 1830 10240, 10274
Bill rel. to, 1842 12020
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ed.) 13047
Grattan's reports, v. 5, 1848 13201
Grattan's reports, v. 6. 2d. ed.. 13202
Grattan's reports, v. 6, 1849 13341
Grattan's report, v. 6, 2d ed 13342
Grattan's reports, v. 7, 1850/51
13471, 13478
Grattan's reports, v. 7 & 8 13473
Grattan's reports, v. 8, 1851... 13555
Grattan's reports, v. 8, 2d ed., 1851.
13556
L.elgh'8 reports, v. 1, 1830.10061. 10062
Leigh's reports, v. 2, 1831.10266. 10S67
Leigh's reports, v. 3, 1832 10394
Leigh's reports, v. 4, 1833.10526, 10527
Leigh's reports, v. 5, 1834.10682, 10683
Leigh's reports, v. 6, 1835.10904. 10905
Leigh's reports, v. 7, 1836.11047. 11048
Leigh's reports, v. 8. 1839
11049. 11050
Leigh's reports, v. 9, 1838.11095, 11096
Leigh's reports, v. 10, 1839 11531
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General court. — Cont.
L«igh's reports, v. 11, 1841;.
11707, 11708
Irish's reports, .v. 12, 1842
11927. 11928
Randolph's reports, v. 5. 1828.... 9827
Randolph's reports, v. 6. 1829.. 9882
Randolph's reports, v. 6, 2d. ed., 1875.
988S
Records of, 1817 9010a
Report on business. 1847 13027
Report rel. to. 1847 13031
Report rel. to no. judges necessary,
1848 13147
Report, 1845 12702
Reports, 1848 13203
Robinson's reports, v. 1, 1842/43...
12139
Robinson's reports, v. 1, 2d ed.,
1842/43 12140
Robinson's reports, v. 2, 1843/44..
12310
Table of Judges since the Revolu-
tion, 1897 18562
General orders. 1863 15169
March 3, 1867 15495
1867 16571, 15572, 15588
1868 15667
1869 16795, 15796
1870 15886
General temperance assembly of Vir-
ginia. Memorial of, 1848 131.'>3
Genito. Extension of Chesterfield rail-
road to, 1831 10328
Gennet, Samuel. Letter of governor
rel. to, 1852 13671. 13591
Gentleman of the bar. pseud 8109
Genung, J. F. Baccalaureate sermon,
1913 2078S
Geographical and political summary of
the state, 1874 16178
Geography. Finding list 20006
Geographical and political sum-
mary, 1876 16495
Synopsis of Virginia, 1889 17853
Teaching of. By A. F. Biggers...
1629S
Geological survey. Bill rel. to, 1834.
10764
Bill rel. to report of, 1844 12438
Bill to publish final report on, 1845.
12592
Bulletins noa. 1 and 2, 1905
19404, 19405
Bulletin no. 3, 1906 19547
Bulletin, no. 1-A., 1908 19869
Bulletin, nos. 2-A, 6, 1909
19992, 19993
Bulletins, 1913 20721-20724
Bulletin, 1914 20969, 20970
Letter of P. A. Browne rel. to, 1833.
10590
Report, 1836 10971. 11055
Report, 1838 11160, 11243, 11323
Report, 1839 11536
Report, 1840 11715
Report, 1841 11934
Report rel. to, 1834 10744
Report rel. to report of, 1844.. 12378
Reports. 1835. 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839,
1840. 1841 11935
Report. 1912 20681. 20582
Res. of southern agricultural associ-
ation, 1853 13951
Rogers' report on, 1835.. 10842, 10843.
10844, 10909
Geological survey. — Cont.
Rogers' report of progress, 1838 . . .
11358
Geology. Geographical summary, 1876.
16495
Mineral resources of Virginia. 1907.
19687
Of the Va. coastal plain 19405
Synopsis of Virginia, 1889 17853
George Town. Address respecting fed.
capital. 1789 7670
Citizens. Proceedings rel. to Va.
present crisis, 1840 11561
Georgia. Commissioner to Va., 1861.
14761
Communication from agent of, 1863.
15142
Communication from governor, 1863.
15039
Communication rel. to salt from
governor of, 1863 15188
Communication from governor rel.
to surrender by New York of
fugitives from justice, 1840.. 11604
Communication rel. to comparative
rates on cattle, 1889 17818
Communication rel. to salt, 1864..
15399
Communication rel. to shipping and
passenger rates in, 1889 17817
Controversy with Maine over refusal
of latter state lo surrender fugi-
tives from Justice, 1840 11599
Convention of, 1861 14716
Dispatch from governor of, 1861 . .
14713
Documents asserting final separation
of C. S. from U. S., 1861 14962
Documents rel. to war, 1864... 15234
Law rel. to banking, 1839 11275
Letter from governor rel. to amend-
ment of U. S. constitution, 1815.
8769
Letter from governor rel. to salt,
1863 15160
Officers from, to recruit in Va., 1776.
7013
Ordinance of secession, 1861... 14762
Report on African colonization, 1827.
9843
Report of committee on resolutions
of, 1828 9979, 9980
Report of Va. legislature rel. to res-
olutions on tariff, etc., 1827.. 9843
Report on tariff and internal im-
provement, 1827 9843
Report rel. to salt for, 1863 15142
Resolutions, 1829 1002?
Resolutions of rel. to U. S. congress,
1841 11773
Resolutions on abolition of slavery,
1824 9547
Reslutlons on declaration of Mass.
rel. to citizenship of free negroes,
1845 12566
Resolutions rel. repudiation of state
debts, etc., 1842 11999
Resolutions rel. to a convention for
amending federal constitution,
1833 10575
Resolutions rel. to amendment of
U. S. constitution, 1822 9392
Resolutions rel. to amendment .of the
U. S. constitution, 1826 9729
Resolutions rel. to fugitive slaves,
1839 11268
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BvUetin Virginia, State lAbrary
Georgia. — Cont.
Resolutions rel. to internal improve-
ments, 1833 10577
Resolutions rel. to method of elect-
ing president 10008
Resolutions rel. to proposition o(
Massachusetts concerning repre-
sentation, 1845 12556
Resolutions rel. to reconstruction,
1861 14886
Resolutions rel. to state debts, 1844.
12332
Reslutlons rel. to tariff and internal
Improvement, 1828 9943
Resolutions rel. .o tariff, internal
Improvements, and the American
colonization society, 1827 9816
Resolutions rel. to U. S. constitution,
1823 946S
Resolutions rel. to U. S. revenue,
1836 10926
Salt supply, 1863 15163
Southern convention, ' 1857 14319
Gerardstown and Middleway turnpike
CO. Reports, 1857-1862 21616
German immigration. Letter of C. A.
Geyer, 1848 13160
German imprints. Akten, 1794... 7805
German in the high schools. By W. H.
Faulkner, 190% 19899
German prisoners, 1783 7861
Gettysburg. Federal and Confederate
veterans at, 1912 20436
50th anniversary, 1912 20472
Report of commission on Va. monu-
ment, 1910 20086
Gettysburg monument commission.
Report, 1910 20130
Geyer, Chas. Andrew. Communication
rel. to German emigration, 1848.
13160
Gholson, Judge James H. Charges
preferred against, 1846 12782
Judge 11707, 12140,
12310. 12488. 12700, 12923. 13046
Letter denouncing charges against
him. 1846 12779
Report on ipemorlal of, 1846., 12794
Gibson. Charles Bell. Letter from,
1863 15075
Gibson, George 7046
Gibson, John. Election of, 1830.. 10253
Gibson, Jonathan C. Blection of, 1830.
10204
Gibson, Philip. Election of, 1883 . . .
17078
Gideon (printer). Resolutions rel. to
' policy of Southern states, 1855..
14216
Gift over after power of disposition in
the first taken. By Landon C. Bell,
1902 19162
Gift to "wife and children." By John
S. Barbour, 1900 18742
Gifts of personalty 18399
Gilchrist, Robert 7382
Gildersleeve, B. L. Address, 1906...
19429
Gildersleeve, J. R. The southern
guard and sons of liberty, 1911..
20396
Gildersleeve lectures 20047
Giles. B. W. Letter from E. R. S.
Canby, 1869 15798
Giles and Pulaski turnpike co. Re-
ports, 1853-1860 21658
Giles county. Delinquent lands in
1834 10787
Inhabitants. 1906 19458, 1947$
Giles county electric railway co. Re-
port, 1906 21817
Giles, Fayette and Kanawha turnpike
company. Bill authorizing sub-
scription to, 1844 12436
Bill rel. to state's subscription to
stock in. 1845 12643
Bill subscribing to. 1846 12810
Reports. 1842-1861 21547
Giles, T. T. Communication rel. to
improvements on capitol grounds,
1862 13623. 13775
Statement of, 1852 13627
Virginia historical society and philo-
sophical society, 1853 13902
Giles, w. B. Address to executive com-
mittee, convention of, 1829... 10154
Letter rel. to conduct of U. S. sena-
tors. 1811 8490
Letter to legislature. 1812 8562
Letter rel. to accts. of literary fund.
1827 9827
Letter rel. to literary fund and
school commissioners. 1828 ..99S1
Letter rel. to resolutions of Ga. ft
S. C. 1827 981«
Message. 1827 9806, 9824, 9867
Message. 1828 9898, 9917. 9970
Message. 1829 10001. 10022, 10056
Message rel, to internal improve-
ment, 1827 9990
Proceedings of board of public works
rel. to message of, 1827 9836
Resolutions rel. to conduct of, 1811.
8453
Resolutions rel. to state rights. 1826.
9761
Speech on constitutional convention,
1826 ; 9801
Speech on the executive council, con-
vention of 1829 101S4
Gilham, T. G. Election of, 1883.. 17096
Oilham, William. Manufacture of
arms, 1859 14475
Report, 1859 1453S
Report on scientific education In
Europe, 1859 14658
Special report to V. M. I.. 1850
13381, 13441
Gill, E. H. Letter comparing cost of
canals and railroads. 1845... 12706
Gilliat, J. K., and co. Correspondence
rel. to settlement of. loan to Va.
military institute, 1874 16270
Gilliam. T. Q. Election of. 1883.. 17077
Gilliam, William. Election of, 1875.
16317
Gilmer, F. M. Jr. Alabama commis-
sioner, 1861 14707. 14714
Gilmer, F. W. Letter rel. to court re-
ports Appendix F
Letter rel. to pub. of court reports,
]^g20 9193
Notes on penal law . . . 1829.. 10073
Reports of cases, court of appeals.
1820 9237
Gilmer. George 7899h
Gilmer. H. C. Cmmon law requisite
for curtesy, 1910 20221
Gilmer. P. R 8482
Gilmer. Thos. W. Amendment rel. to
TJ. S. deposits. 1833 10611
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Oilmer, Thos. W. — Cont.
Correspondence with governor of
New York rel. to fugitive slaves,
1840 X1712
Correspondence with president of
Bank of Va., 1840 11561
Election of, 1835 10812
Letter of resignation, 1841. .. .11568
Letter rel. to controversy with the
governor of New York, 1840.. 11557
Letter rel. to correspondence with
governor of New York and execu-
tives of the slave-holding states,
1840 11688. 11691, 11696
Memorial on claims against the U. S..
1831 10399, 10400
Message, 1840 ...11545, 11561, 11687
Message rel. to militia, 1840... 11590
Message rel. to refusal of the gov-
ernor of New York to surrender
fugitives from Justice, 1840.. 11565
Message rel. to work on criminal
law, by Prof. Davis, 1840 11573
Resolutions on federal deposits,
1833 10615
Speaker, 1839 11252, 11365
Surplus of literary fund, 1833.. 10656
Gilmer and Braxton turnpike co. Re-
ports. 1857-1860 21649
Oilmer county. Election of A. Knotts.
14662
Road from, to mouth of Mill creek,
1845 12641
Gilmer, Ripley and Ohio turnpike co.
Reports, 1853-1866 21548
Resolution rel. to survey of, 1850..
13423
Gilmer and Ritchie turnpike co. Re-
ports. 1857-1860 21668
Gilmerton. See Portsmouth, Gilmerton
& Smlthfleld r'y traction co.
Gilpin, George 7670
Girls. Canning clubs, 1916
21391, 21392
Clubs for, 1915 21202
Home and industrial school for. Re-
port, 1915 21185
Poor. Bill for support and educa-
tion of. 1839 11500
Gist, William H 14597
Letter rel. to secession, 1859.. 14498
Gitchell. B. H. Address, 1911 20398
Given, Robert 8691
Glade Creek and Clover Dale turnpike
CO. Reports, 1854 21550
Oladeville railroad co. Report, 1901.
21818
Glasgow and Natural Bridge railway
CO. Governor's message, 1893..
18086
Glass, E. C. Editor, 1892 18031
Editor, 1898 18163
Editor. 1894 18211
Editor, 1896 ;1889S
Glebes 7848
Bill, 1797 7897
Glebe fund of Lancaster. Bill, 1846.
12874
Laws rel. to, 1803 8105
Petitions rel. to lands, 1838 11145
Glendale. Governor's communication
rel. to cemetery at, 1874 16162
Glenn, John. Address, 1911 20307
Gloucester agricultural & industrial
school. Report of committee rel.
to, 1895 18317, 18336
Gloucester county. Election of J. F.
Rose, 1883 17080
Election of James Baytop, 1827 . .
9809
Oyster records, 1894 18219
Salt works, 1779 7185
Gluten and cotton-seed meal with
silage. By Andrew M. Soule and
John R. Fain, 1906 18446
Goats. 1901 18896
Goddard, H. H. Address, 1911 20307
Goddin, I. A. Election of. 1850.. 13425
Goetz, G. F 7805
Gqggln, Pleasant M 9636
Election of, 1828 9901
Resolution rel. to Judge John Brown,
1825 9664
Uoggin, William L. Speech on federal
relations, 1861 14854
Substitute for report on federal re-
lations, 1861 14822
Gold. Com. rept. rel. to distribution of
certain gold, 1865 15446
Geology of the gold belt in the James
river basin. By Stephen Taber,
1913 20723
Gold belt. 1881 16956
Report of com. on mines, 1833.. 10598
Gooch, Claiborne W 874 5
Military laws, 1820 9260
Gooch, D. P 14089
Goochland county. Election of R. D.
James and P. W. Scott, 1887.17620
Election of R. F. Vaughan and
Henry T.urpin, 1871 1B903
Election of Robt. F. Vaughan, 1883.
17082
Insolvent taxes, 1881
16983, 16984, 16985
Petition, 1797 7882, 789 J
Goode,- John. The trusts, 1902.. 19162
Goode, William O. Amendment to re-
port on legislative dept., 1850..
13533
tCharter of Bank of Va., 1829... 10045
Report, 1852 13861
Report on Georgia resolutions, 1828.
9979
Resolutions rel. to state debt, 1852.
13829
Speaker, 1845 12604
Speaker. 1846 12727
Speech on election of U. S. senator,
1840 mzi
Goodell & Clough v. John Bullock..
„ .. , „ ■'856
Goodman, Leon. Statutory supply and
labor liens, 1903 18235
Goodwyn, C. F. Election of, 1877 . . .
16510
Gooney Manor turnpike co. Reports.
1855-1861 21551
Goose creek. Intersection of north-
western road at 11310
Goose creek and Little river navigation
CO. Reports, 1849, 1860. 1852-1864,
1«57 218li
Gordon, Armistead C. Address, 1907.
19708
Bruce's Institutional history of Va.,
1911 20396
The fostering mother (poem), 1898.
1864S
The garden of death (poem) .. .20627
The head master, 1903 19245
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BvXletin Virginia, State Librwry
Gordon, Armistead C. — Cont.
The laws of Bacon's assembly, 1914.
21031
Robert Lewis Parrlsh, 1913 ..20737
The red hllU of Piedmont, 1911..
2039«
Report, 1904 19284, 19329
Report, 1905 19372. 19411
Report, 1906 19498, 19566
Report, 1907 19633, 19678
Report, 1908 19807, 19871
Report, 1909 19935, 20008
Report, 1910 20141, 20224
Report, 1911 20293, 20369
Report, 1912 20493, 20600
Report, 1913 20655, 20742
Report, 1914 20874, 20988
Report. 1915 21113, 21244
For report as rector of the Univers-
ity, 1906-1917, consult the reports
of the superintendent of public in-
struction, 1906-1917.
Gordon. W. W. Correspondence. 1884.
17306
Gordon. William F. Convention bill,
1828 9960
Proposed amendment to report of
legislative committee, 1829 ....
10110. 10113
Proposition rel. to representation In
(general assembly. 1829 10131
Gordon, William F., jr. Speaker, 1859.
14440
Gordon's adm'r, etc. v. Whitlock & cc,
1866 15666
GordoDsville. Bill rel. to turnpike
road from, 1841 11859
GordonsvlUe and Harrisonburg rail-
road. Report on survey for, 1836.
10984
Gorham co. Why Houdon'a statue of
Washington should be copied, 1914.
20979
Gorman. Geo. H. What Is curtesy In-
itiate. 1887 17n5
Gosport lands, 1787 7635
Gosport navy yard. Inventory of U.
S. property seized at, 1861.. 14946
Property of U. S. taken at, 1861..
14798
Returns of supplies at, 1861
14917. 14987
Government. Forms of. St. G. Tucker
on 8104
Governmental powers. Division of,
1901 19021, 19026
Governor. For a list of the messages
from 1800 to date consult the
Appendix.
1776 7021-7027
1777 7066, 7086-7088
1778 7097, 7117. 7118
1779 7136-7141, 7198-7202
1780 7246-7251
1781 7267-7279. 7291-7298
1782 7824
1783 7366-7361, 7386-7388
1784 7434, 7436
1785 7471-7474
1786 7511-7513
1787 7667-7669
1788 7684, 7585, 7629-7632
1790 7705
1792 7765, 7766
1794 7810, 7811
1796 7870
1797 7896
Governor. — Cont.
1798 7913
1800 .'.'.■.■.■.■.■.■.■.'.■7984,'7986,"7999. 8000
1801.. 8014, 8015, 8020. 8031. 8046-8050
1802 8073-8076
1803 8083, 8096. 8098.
8099, 8100. 8101. 8102
1804 8138, 8139
1805 8156
1806 8175. 8205-8208
1807 8221. 8241, 8248-8252a. S261
1808 8281, 8282, 8297, 8311-8318
1809 8336, 8363-8369. 8377
1810 8389, 8403, 8421-8426
1811 8447, 8448,
8449, 8450, 8466, 8458. 8461. 8462.
8491. 8492. 8493, 8494, 8495, 8496
1812 8510, 8512, 8518,
8523, 8625, 8532, 8533. 8537. 8538,
8539. 8540. 8646, 8554, 8663-8571
1813 8693, 8596, 8596, 8599, 8600,
8607-8614, 8623, 8624. 8626, 8629.
8630, 8631, 8632, 8633, 8637, 8640,
8641, 8644, 8647, 8653. 8671, 8672
1814 8685. 8687, 8689. 8690. 8692.
8700, 8709. 8710. 8726, 8741-8744
1816 8768, 8771, 8775, 8778,
8780. 8788, 8789. 8801, 8836. 8837
1816.. 8863, 8865, 8866, 8867, 8894, 8919
1817.. 8943, 8971, 8972, 8977, 8995, 8996
1818 9013, 9026, 9040
1819 9087, 9098. 9105.
9109, 9120, 9122, 9154. 9170, 9180
1820 9194, 9195, 9197,
9199, 9200, 9209, 9210, 9220, 9225,
9226. 9241, 9249, 9250. 9274. 9288
1821 9287, 9289, 9299, 9302, 9304,
9307, 9311, 9312, 9313. 9317. 9321.
9322, 9327, 9333, 9334, 9336, 9336
1822 9376. 9381,
9383, 9397, 9401. 9406, 9420. 9432
1823.. 9448, 9476, 9476, 9477. 9481, 9509
1824 9537, 9538, 9539,
9546, 9546a, 9566, 9567, 9606, 9608
1825 9617.
9640, 9643, 9666, 9685, 9687. 9692
1826 9723. 9726.
9734. 9736, 9741, 9744, 9782, 9788
1827,. 9806, 9816, 9824, 9827, 9836. 9967
1828 9898.
9917, 9921, 9961, 9970, 9986, 9990
1829 10001. 10022. 10056
1830 10168. 10191, 10249. 1028S
1831 1029S, 10303.
10310, 10372, 10377, 10378. 1041^
1832.. 10436. 10438. 10439, 10446, 10459.
10467, 10484, 10489. 10601, 10504
1833 10548,
10666, 10660, 10665, 10670, 10671
1834 10697, 10708, 10712, 10717
10746, 10746, 10752, 10753, 1076S
1836 10803.
10809, 10819, 10836, 10888. 10891
1836 10921,
10938, 10968, 11021. 11022. 1102f
1837.. 11068. 11071, 11089, 11090. 11100
1838 11105. 11116. 11127. 11221
1839.. 11264. 11268. 11344, 11352, 11S67.
11372, 11380, 11436, 11612. 116Ji '
1840 11548.
11557, 11668, 11661. 11665, 1157S.
11590, 11687, 11688, 11691, 1171S
1841 11782,
11733, 11734, xl742. 11742a. 11771.
11773. 11777'. 11808. 11901. 11908
1842 11945, 11948, 11961.
12007, 12013, 12104, 12106, 12109 .
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Governor. — Cont.
1843.. 12164. 12174, 12177. 12292, 12299
1844 12320,
12332, 12314, 12460, 12463, 12466
1845.. 12506, 12517, 12521, 12674, 12688
1«46 12729, 12741, 12743. 12753,
12846, 12900, 12903, 12904, 12907
1847 12942, 12961. 12980, 13030
1848.. 13063. 13082. 13112, 13113, 13132,
13143, 13144, 13145, 13163, 13206
1849.. 13238, 13245, 13256, 13275, 13276.
13299, 13304, 13322, 13323, 13332
1850 13356. ISSr,!),
13370, 13371, 13387, 13412, 1315.3
1852 13r>(;8,
13569, 13570, 13571, 13581, 13r,84,
13591, 13594, 13600, 13619, 13622,
13629, 13630, 13703, 13704, 13709
13733, 13743. 13744, 13746, 1S750,
1S761, 13752, 13753, 13754, 13755,
13757, 13759, 13760, 13768, 13772.
13775, 13776, 13787, 13788, 13810,
13822, 13852, 13856, l^iStiU
13910. 13912, 13917, 13922, 13928,
13929, 13932. 13973.
1853 13883, 13886
13892. 13896, 13910, 13912, 13917,
13922, 13928, 13929, 13932, 13973
1855.. 14041, 14045, 14060, 14056, 14061,
14063, 14064, 14065, 14068, 14073,
14075, 14077, 14082, 14083, 14084,
14086, 14087, 14088, 14092, 14094,
14095, 14096, 14101, 14102, 14151,
14153, X4156, 14168, 14172, 14178,
14179, 14183, 14186, 14188, 14197
1856 14226
1857.. 14247. 14249, 14251, 14254, 14255,
14256, 14257. 14258, 14261, 14266,
14273, 14276, 14283, 14287, 14288.
14306, 14307, 14314, 14315, 14319,
14320. 14330, 14335, 14357, 14408,
14409, 14410, 14411, 14412, 14413
1859 14444, 14447, 14448, 14449,
14456, 14460, 14462, 14463, 14466,
14467, 14468, 14469, 14470, 14474,
14475, 14478, 14484, 14485, 14493,
14494, 14495, 14499, 14500, 14503,
14510, 14514, 14515, 14616, 14520,
14521, 14548a, 14550, 14655, 14556,
14657, 14560, 14561, 14593, 14598,
14599, 14600, 14603, 14604, 14608.
14612, 14613, 14614. 14619, 14644
1861 14692, 14693, 14699, 14701.
14703, 14707, 14709, 14710, 14711,
14715, 14717, 14718, 14719, 14721,
14722, 14726, 14727, 14729, 14731.
14739, 14760, 14766, 14770, 14775,
14781, 14782, 14783, 14784, 14794,
14795, 1479a, 14799-14811, 14842,
14844, 14857. 14869, 14872, 14873,
14875, 14877, 14878, 14879, 14880,
14886, 14897, 14901, 14910, 14911,
14920, 14921, 14956, 14957, 14960,
14962, 14964, 14970, 14971, 14977,
14978, 14979, 14981, 14988, 15001
1862 15007, 15013.
15014, 15015, 15017, 1.5019, 15023,
15024, 15025, 15033, 15035, 15036,
15038, 15039, 15041, 15042, 15043,
15045, 15047, 15052, 15065, 15069,
15073, 15098, 15101, 15102, 15103
1863 15108. 15111, 15113, 16116,
16119, 15121, 15122, 16124, 15127,
15130, 16133, 15139, 15143, 15144,
16146, 15153, 15158, 15183. 15185,
16187, 15192, 15194, 15195, 15196,
15201, 15213, 15214, 15215, 15230,
15231, 15232, 15234, 15238, 15267
Governor. — Cont.
1864 15271, 15289, 15295, 15329,
15354, 15373, 15378, 15386, 15388
1865 15404, 15^~,1, 15409, 15414,
15425, 15428, 15434, 15471, 15472
1866.. 15479. 15480, 15482, 15486, 15489,
15491, 15492, 15493, 15499, 15501,
15502, 15511, 15512, 15513, 15514
1869.. 15679, 15689, 15690, 15691, 15693,
15694, 15696, 15703, 15704, 15706,
15707, 15708, ir.TOO. 15714, 15715,
15724, 15727, ir,731. 15732, 15733,
15737, 15738, 15750, 16767, 15768
1870 15813, 15829, 15836,
15837, 15846, 15870, 15875, 15876
1871 15894. 15899, 15907, 15912,
15913, 15922, 15ii28, 15929, 15944.
15945, 15946, 15917, 15989, 15992
1872 15998, 16007, 16012,
16016, 16018, lt;030. 16038, 16042
1873 16094
1874.. 16116. 16117. 16129, 16136, 16137,
16141. 16151, 16152, 16154, 16159,
16162, 16166, 16169, 16176, 16179,
16184, 16185, 16188, .16209, 16210,
16211, 16222, 16230, 16232, 16234,
16235, 16240, 16243, 16244, 16247,
16252, 16254, 16258, 16265, 16266,
16269, 16270, 16273, 16274, 16278
1875.. 16310, 16324, 16325,T:6326, 16336,
16346, 16348, 16349, 16352, 16353.
16356, 16361, 16364, 16369, 16399
1876 16408, 16416, 16419,
16420, 16421, 16423, 16427, 16431,
16435. 16437a. 16439, 16440, 16441,
16446, 16447, 16448, 16449, 16462,
16453, 16455, 16456, 16457, 16483
1877 16506, 16514,
16517, 16518, 16521, 16522, 16528,
16630, 16535, 16536, 16537, 16538,
16543, 16544, 16551, 16559, 16560
1878.. 16614. 16622. 16626. 16633. 16634,
16643, 16649, 16651, 16665, 16660,
16661, 16663, 16669, 16686, 16726
1879 16744, 16767, 16764.
16773, 16776, 16779, 16789, 16792
1881 16870, 16874, 16877, 16891,
16902, 16904, 16906, 16907, 16909,
16911, 16912, 16926, 16948, 16968
1882.. 17009. 17010. 17018. 17019, 17020
1883 17076. 17084. 17086. 17092,
17094, 17101, 17102, 17103, 17107,
17108, 17114, 17115, 17117, 17125,
17131, 17132, 17134, 17138, 17144,
17148, 17150, 17156, 17157, 17160,
17163, 17166, 17169, 17170, 17172,
17182, 17183, 17186, 17187, 17209
1884 17257, 17258,
17262, 17266, 17267, 17269, 17272,
17276, 17280, 17283, 17285. 17289,
17291, 17292, 17294, 17298.
1885.. 17345, 17346, 17347, 17356, 17357,
17365, 17366, 173G7, 17368, 17369,
17372, 17376, 17377, 17397, 17398,
17402, 17403, 17404, 17405, 17406.
17408. 17416. 17426, 17427, 17429
1887 17541, 17542,
17548, 17559, 17560, 17561, 17562,
17566, 17567, 17574, 17576, 17578,
17582, 17583, 17592, 17594, 17596,
17616, 17617, 17619, 17625, 17634,
17641, 17642, 17643, 17646, 17648,
17651, 17657, 17675, 17676, 17684
1889 17766,
17778, 17786, 17792, 17815, 17828
1891 17915,
17917, 17919, 17923, 17930, 17931,
17932, 17933, 17936, 17938, 17941,
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Governor. — Cont.
17945, 17952, 17953, 17964, 17955,
■17957, 17961, 17966, 17967, 17996
1893.. 18063, 18065, 18067, 18071, 18074,
18075, 18077, 18080, 18083, 18084,
18085, 18086, 18096, 18098, 18099,
18102, 18105, 18107, 18109, 18112,
18114, 18115, 18118, 18120, 18132
1894.. 18487, 18489. 18496, 18497, 18499,
18500, 18502, 18507, 18514, 18515,
18524, 18525. 18527, 18529, 18537
1895 18257, 18260, 18261 18264,
18265, 18267, 18268, 18270, 18273,
18276. 18277, 18278, 18279. 18280,
18281. 18284, 18297. 18299. 18300,
18302. 18303. 18305. 18306. 18308,
18311, 18315. 18318. 18323, 18330
1899 18669, 18670, 18674. 18676.
18677, 18680, 18683, 18685, 18686,
18693, 18697. 18704, 18708, 18738
1901.. 18832. 18834, 18835. 18836, 18841,
18842. 18843, 18844, 18848. 18856.
18866. 18867, 18870. 18874, 18877.
18881. 18886, 18886. 18887. 18888
1902 19046,
19047, 19048, 19052. 19054. 19063.
19064. 19067, 19068, 19072. 19074.
19076. 19077. 19081, 19083. 19092,
19103. 19107. 19115, TF158, 19159
1904.. 19260. 19267, 19273. 19345. 19350
1906 19449, 19466, 19464.
19465. 19466, 1948o. 19536. 19565
1908 19738. 19743
19744, 19746. 13753. 19756, 19764.
19765. 19769. 19775, 19783. 19784.
19786, 19789. 19790, 19791. 19795.
19796, 19797, 19798, 19860, 19894
1910 20078, 20081, 20082, 20083.
20087, 20089. 20091, 20093, 20094,
20100, 20102, 20103, 20107, 20114.
20115, 20118. 20119. 20120, 20121,
20126. 20127, 20129, 20131. 20133,
20208. 20209. 20210, 20245.
1911 20345, 20389
1912.. 20421, 20423. 20424, 20425. 20426,
20427, 20431, 20432. 20436, 20439.
20441, 20442. 20444, 20446. 20447,
20454, 20457. 20458. 20466. 20467,
20468, 20469. 20470. 20471, 20472,
20474. 20475. 20476, 20478. 20481,
20482. 20484, 20485, 20624.
1914 20811,
20815. 20819, 20820, 20821. 20822.
20826. 20827, 20829, 20830. 20831,
20836. 20838, 20843. 20844. 20845.
20846, 20851, 20862, 20863, 20864,
20856. 20866. 20862. 20864. 20866.
20866, 20971, 20972, 20973, 21020
1916 21063,
21064, 21069, 21070, 21071, 21075.
21083, 21084, 21091, 21093, 21096.
21097, 21098, 21102, 21227, 21278
1916 21323,
21325, 21326, 21328, 21329, 21334.
21336, 21337, 21S38, 21342, 21343.
21361, 21362. 21361, 21362. 21363,
21364. 21366, 21370, 21372, 21416
Address, 1916 21343
Addresses at Jamestown, 1907.. 19670
Circular letter to colonels, Aug-. 10,
1806 8169
Clerks for, 1871 15923
Communication rel. to C. & O. canal.
1877 16641
Correspondence rel. to seal of Va.,
1899 18676
Election of, 1(63 16124, 16146
Governor. — Cont.
Election of, 1906 19452
Eligibility of, 1868 15657
Expenditures, 1802 8064
Expenditures, 1808 8281
Expenses, 1803 8095
Expenses. 1807 8231
House for, 1804 8119
Inaugural address, 1866 14226
Inaugural address, 1864 15232
Inauguration, 1914 2097}
Message. 1812 8571
Message, 1822 9397
Message, 1824 9561
Message, 1826 9640
Message. 1826 9723. 9741, 978J
Message, 1827 9806, 9824. 9867
Message. 1828 9898. 9917. 9970
Message, 1829 10001, 10022. 10056
Message. 1830 10191, 10249
Message. 1831 10293, 10310
Message, 1832 10436. 10459
Message. 1833 10540. 10560
Message. 1833 10666
Message. 1834 10697, 10712, 10769
Message, 1836 10803, 10819
Message. 1836 ....10921. 10938, 11021
Message. 1837 11067. 11071, 11090
Message, 1838 11105, 11116. 11222
Message. 1839 11344, 11367, 11512
Message, 1839 (Jan.)
11252. 11268, 11380
Message. 1840 11545, 11561. 11687
Message. 1841 11732, 11742, 11901
Message. 1842 11945. 11961
Message. 1843 12164. 12177, 12298
Message, 1844 12320. 12332. 12463
Message, 1846 12517, 12674
Message, 1846 12729, 12743, 12900
Message, 1847 12942, 12961, 12980
Message, 1848 13063, 13082, 1J113
Message, 1849 18238, 1S266, 13276
Message, 1860 13387, 13388
Message, 1862 13568
13684, 13629, 13630. 13733. 13743
Message. 1853 13883, 13931,
M ,.,, , 139S2, 1398f
Message, 1856 14041, 14056, 14061
Message, 1857 142S1
14254, 14257. 14261, 14306, 14408.
14409, 14410, 14411, 14412. 14413
Message, 1861 14699, 1470J,
Message. 1862 * ikoIS
1501?, 16024, 16026, 16033. 1507*
Message, 1863 1508J
Messages, 1861-1863
15101. 15119. 15122, 15130. 16143,
16183, 16186. 16218. IMli
Message, 1864 16271, 16854
Message, 1866 16404, 15409
w ,.-. 16426, 1B471, 1647S
Message, 1866 ..16479. 15482, 15489.
« ..CO ^""' 1^"»*- 15601
Message, 1869 16679
Message, 1870 1681S, 16836, 1687«
Message. 1871 16894. 1692J
Message, 1872 15»»«
Message, 1873 1C094
Message, 1874 16117, 16129, 161SC.
16137, 16161, 16211,
16222, 16230, 1625i
Message, 1876 16310. 1633C
Message, 1877 16606, 16628,
166S6, ie63i, 165»<
Message, 1878 16638. 16614
Message, 1879 16744, 16764
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Governor. — Cent.
Message, 1881 16870, 16877.
16902. 16907
Messaere, 1882 16»68, 17010
Message, 1884 17285, 17289
Message. 1885 17347, 17356^
17357, 1737'?
Message. 1887 17542. 17616. 17646
Message, 1889 17766
Message, 1891 17915, 17917, 17923
17930. 17936, 17938, 17962. 17996
Message, 1893 18063, 18075,
18083, 18084. 18085. 18086,
18099. 18105. 18112, 18114
Message, 1897 18487. 18.121
Message. 1899 18669. 18674, l«i;!i:i.
18697, ls::i8
Message. 1901 18834. 1^S12.
18856. 1SS74
Message, 1902 19047. 19077.
19081, 19159
Message, 1904 19260, 19267
Message, 1906 19449. 19456,
19473, 19483
Message, 1910 20078. 20087
Message. 1912 20421, 20423-20427.
20431. 20432. 20444. 20465. 20467-
20470. 20472. 20474-20476. 20478
Message. 1914 20811. 20844,
20971. 20972
Message. 1915 21064. 21069-21071.
21084. 21091. 21093. 21097
Message. 1916 21323. 21325, 21326,
21333, 21353, 21361-21363
Message rel. to duelling, 1881... 16882
Message rel. to taxation. 1893.. 18067
Opinion rel. to continuance In office.
1867 15563
Proclamation. 1862 15035
Proclamations, 1903 19241
Proclamations. 1904 19345
Proclamations. 1905 19423
Proclamations. 1906 19565
Proclamations, 1907 19694
Proclamations, 1908 19894
Proclamations, 1909 20027
Proclamations, 1911 20389
Proclamations, 1912 20624
Proclamations, 1914 21020
Proclamations. 1915 21063
21083. 21278
Purchase of house for, 1802 •
8061, 8063
Report of committee on term of office.
1811 11733
Report on Md. bounary, 1888... 17748
Report on vote for, 1863 15111
Rules for counting votes, 1877.. 16507
Rules for counting vcAes, 1881.. 16873
Statement of vote for, 1877 16530
Statement rel. to improvements, 1850.
13507
Veto message, 1S70 15837
Veto messages, 1871 15899, 15907
Veto messages. 1874 16134. 16159
Veto message. 1877 16514
Veto messages. 1879 16773. 16776
Veto messsage, 1881 16909
Veto message, 1887 17684, 17661
Veto message, 1888 1762E
Veto messages, 1891 17941, 17945
Veto messages, 1893 18071.
18074. 18077. 18080. 18086.
18102, 18107, 18109. 18115
Veto messages, 1899 18670.
18677. 18680
Governor. — Cont.
Veto messages. 1902
19054. 19063. 19064. 19067,
19068. 19072, 19092. 19103
Veto messages, 1912 20442,
20447, 20471
Veto messages, 1915 21075.
21096, 2109S
Veto messages, 1916 21330,
21334-21336,, 21351,
21352. 21354-21356
Vote for, 1862 13569
Vote for, 1874 16116
Vote for, 1881 16874, 16904
Vote for, 1885 17346, 17376
Vote for, 1889 17794
Vote for. 1893 18065, 18098
Vote for, 1906 19475
Governor's aides. List of, 1861... 14804
Governor's house. 1808 8276
Condition of, 1805 8145
Condition of, 1810 8399
Furniture, 1825 9630
Furniture for, 1848 13169
Letter from governor rel. to. 1811.
8450
Repairs to, 1826 9620
Repairs to, 1848 13169
Report of commissioners on, 1812.
8543
Report of committee on, 1829.. 10019
Report of committee on repairs to.
1845 12514a
Report on. 1812 8526
Report on expenditures. 1874..1i;i35
Report on repairs to. 1830 10197
Report rel. to furniture of. 1834...
10726
Report rel. to repairs on. 1830....
10252
Work done by Seely. 1848 13188
Governors. Check list of messages..
Appendix BB
List of. 1776-1918 Appendix B
List. 1904 19346
List. 1906 19656
List. 1907 19694
List. 1908 19894
List. 1909 20027
List. 1912 20624
Machen's extracts from messages
and addresses of, 1893-1914 . .21288
Graham. David 8115
Graham. G. W. Report rel. to connec-
tion with sale of cadetship, 1874.
16255
Report rel. to charges against, 1874.
„ , 16277, 16279
Graham, H. Tucker. Richard Mcll-
waine. 1914 21028
Graham, Sam'l C. Directing verdicts.
™ ,^ 20221
Evidence 16861
Evidence. 1879 16832
The nemesis of the prosecution, 1888.
17754
Uncommunicated threats, 1879.16832
. Graham, Wm. A. Maryland boundary.
„ 1875 1639i
Orahame. Thomas. Method of track-
ing vessels on canals. 1825 9640
Grain. Protection of. By G. T. French.
19}< •••• 20911
Winter grains, dates of seeding. By
T. B. Hutcheson. 1908 19e23
1868-1877. compared with years be-
fore the war 16656
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Bulletin Virginia, State Library
Grammar. How to teach 16205
Grand juries. Bill rel. to, 1S45..1260S
Compensation to witnesses before,
1887 17673
Veto messagre of grovernor rel. to,
1870 16791
Orandstaff, G. J. Election of. 1883..
17081
Grange Camp, Fairfax co. Farmers'
institute. 1892 18018
Granite quarries. Report on, 1877...
16613
Granites. By Thomas l,eonard Wat-
son. 1910 20264
Grantland, Seaton. Act of cong. rel. to
militia, 1808 8326
Acta. 10th conK., Ist sess., 1809.. 8355
Cavalry ezercFses, 1808 8320
Collection of forms, 1809 8374
General orders, 1807 8260
Governor's letter, Dec. 8, 1807.. 8262a
Winston's military tactics, 1808.8321
Granville county, N. 0. State line,
1897 18494. 18538
Va. boundary, 1895 18308
Grapes. 1880 16857
Culture and wine making, 1881.16956
Culture of. By Wm. B. Alwood,
jg93 18184
Diseases' of.' ' By *W.' 'b.' "Alwood, 1893.
18144
The experimental vineyard. By Wm.
B. Alwood 18659
Grapes and wines. By A. W. Pear-
son, 1891 17981
Of Va., 1891 17981
"Treatment of diseases 18047
Orasse, count de. Resolutions thank-
ing, 1781 7306
Grasses. 1900 18779
1901 18896
By E. A. Smyth, Jr., 1897 18699
Cultivation of, 1881 16956
Grass and hay crop 21164
Grass culture. By T. B. Hutcheson,
1911 20415
Grass lands. Fertilization of, 1881.
16956
Kinds of, 1881 16956
Nutritive value of. 1881 16966
Selection of seeds, etc., 1881. .. .16956
Suitability of Va. for, 1881 16956
Valuable grass and forage crops for
Va., 1899 18726
Orasty, Chas. H. Modern Journalism.
1911 20399
Grasty, J. S. Mining geology in min-
ing, 1914 21028
Some high school problems, 1913..
20786
An unusual occurrence of the min-
eral Evanslte, 1913 20786
Orattan, Charles 14592
Address, 1894 18202
Report, 1889 17842
Report, 1890 17898
Orattan. G. G. Election of, 1883.. 17079
Grattan. Peachy R. Appointment of. .
1843 12S10
Gulgon's Index to reports, 1859...
14636
Index to reports, 1856 14205
Jurisdiction of common-law courts
in attachments, 1877 16605
Proceedings upon death of, 1881...
1695S
Reports of cases, v. 1, 1844 12489
Grattan, Peachy R. — Cont.
Report of cases. T. 1. 2d ed.. 1844.
124(8
ReporU of cases. T. 2. 1845/46.. 12700
Reports of cases, v. 2, 1845/46. Sd ed.
12701
Reports of cases, T. 3, 1846 129S3
Reports of cases, v. 3, 2d ed., 1846.
12923a
Reports of cases, v. 4. 1847. . ..13045
ReporU. v. 4. 2d ed 13046
Reports, v. 4. 5, 6 (Michie ed.).. 13047
Reports of cases, v. 5, 1848 13201
Reports of cases, v. 5, 2d ed., 1848.
13202
Reports of cases, v. 6, 1849 ....13341
Reports of cases, v. 7, 1850/51.13470
Reports of cases, v. 7, 1850/51. 2d ed.
13472
Reports, v. 7 & 8. 1850/52. Michie ed.
13473
Reports, v. 8. 1865 13555
Reports, v. 8, 2d ed., 1861 13556
Reports of cases, v. 9, 1852 13727
Reports of cases, v. 9, 2d ed., 1852.
13728
Reports of cases, v. 9 and 10, 1852.
13729
Reports of cases, v. 10, 1853... 14007
Reports, v. 10, 2d ed 1863 14008
Reports, v. 11, 1864 14021
Reports, v. 11, 2d ed., 1854 14022
Reports, v 11 & 12, Michie ed.. 14023
Reports, v. 12, 1855 14200
Reports, V. 12, 2d ed 1865 14 201
Reports, v. IS, 1855-1857 14202
Reports, v. 13, 2d ed., 1855-1857...
14203
Reports, v. 13, 14, 15, Michie ed. 14204
Reports, v. 14, 1857 1440J
Reports, v. 14, 2d ed.. 1857 14403
Reports, v. IB, 1858-1860 14424
Reports, v. 15, 1858-1860, 2d ed.. 14425
Reports, v. 16, 1860 146*1
Reports. V. 16, 2d ed.. 1860 14662
Reports, v. 16, 17, 18 (Michie ed.).
1901 14663
Reports, v. 17. 1867 15584
Reports, v. 17, 2a ed., 1867 15536
Reports, v. 18, 1868 15558
Reports, v. 18, 2d ed.. 1868 15559
•Reports, v. 19, 1868 15650
Reports, v. 19, 2d ed., 1868 15651
Reports, v. 19. 20, 21 (Michie ed.).
15652
Reports, v. 20, 1870 15865
Reports, v. 21, 18 ii 15963
Reports, v. 22, 1872 16067
Reports, v. 22, 23 (Michie ed.).. 16068
Reports, v. 23. 1873 16086
Reports, t. 24, 1874 16087
Reports, v. 24, 25 (Michie ed.).. 16088
Reports, v. 25, 1875 16208
Reports, v. 26. 1876 16390
Reports, V. 26. 27 . (Michie ed.)..
16391
Reports, v. 27. 1876 1648J
Reports, v. 28, 1877 16591
Reports, v. 28, 29. (Michie ed.). 16592
Reports, v. 29, 18i(t 16591a
Reports, v 30, 1878 16713
Reports, Mlchie'editlon, v. 30, 31.
16714
Reports, v. 31, 1878 16713a
Reports, v. 32, 1880 16820
Reports, v. 82 Sc. 33 (Micble's ed.) . .
16821
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Orattan, Peachy R. — Cont.
Reports, v. 38. 1880 16856
Reports, v. 2 — v. 11. Patton and
Heath's index to, 18S6 14221
Royairs difrest, 1873 1S965
War interest on state debt. 1878 . . ■
16730
Gratz. Bernard 7454, 7688
Oratz, Michael 7454. 7688
Gravatt, Flippo. Chestnut blig-ht In
Virginia, 1913 20672
Grave Creek and Pennsylvania line
turnpike co. Reports 1856-1860.
21552
Grave yards. Bill rel. to, 1840 ...11633
Gravel and cobble-stone deposits...
11936
Gravelly Springs road. Report. 1852.
21553
Graves. C. A. Address, 1907 19707
By M. W. H., 1899 18754
Death by wrongful act, neglect, or
default In Va., 1910 20004
Dying without issue in Va., 1900..
18742
^v...or, 1896 18399
Editor, 1897 18454
English practice act 19866
Executory interests, 1898 18631
Extrinsic evidence in regard to writ-
ten Instruments, 1908 19866
Gambling, 1915 21297
Gifts of personalty 18399
Judge John W. Brockenbrough, 1897.
18454
Notes on law of real property, 1912.
20622
Notes on pleading, 1905 19420
Operation of the rule in Shelley's
ca.se 17247
Should common-law pleading be
taught In a Va. law school, 1911.
20366
Summary of title to personal prop-
erty, 1897 18577
Graves mountain, geology of. By T. L.
Watson and J. Wilbur Watson,
1913 20784
Gray, A. 8. Report, 1866 15496
Gray, Ernest A. Transfer of stock cer-
tificate and lien of corporation.
1913 20594
Gray, J. See Gray, R. & J.
Gray. James B. Owner of fugitive
slave, George Latimer, 1842.. 12001
Gray. R. See Gray, R. & J.
Gray, R. & J 8109
Gray, W. W. Henlng's collection of
laws. 1819 9133, 9134
Henlng's statutes at large, v. 4, 2d
ed., 1820 9235
Members of the convention, 1829-
1830 10160
Gray, William F. Munford's reports, v.
5. 1819 8725
Grayson county. Bill rel. to partition
of, 1841 11828
Delinquent lands in. 1832 10531
ELsenmenger land In, 1848 13160
Indebtedness of sheriff, 1879... 16799
Lands vested In literary fund, 1832.
10533
Me.s5age rel. to, 1910 20119
Grayson and Raleiprh turnpike co. Re-
ports. 1851-1863 21661
Grayson and Wytheville turnpike co.
Reports, 1866-1863 21729
Great Britain. Breaking treaty, 1784.
7396
Emigration to Virginia, 1866
16640, 15541
Injuries to U. 8., 1808 8271
Relations with U. S., 1808 8287
Resolutions rel. to U. S. relations
with, 1811 8446
Treaty, 1783 7430
U. S. war with, 1811 8608
War with, 1812 8568, 8691
Great Cape Capehon. Report on, 1823.
9492
Great Falls and Old Dominion rail-
road CO. Reports. 1903-1911.21820
Great Falls manufacturing co. Me-
morial, 1869 14522
Memorial rel. to riparian rights on
Potomac river, 1869 14453
Great Falls of Potomac. Fishway,
1875 16364, 16S8S
Greek language. Plea for Greek in
high schools 21027
Greely, A. W. Rescue of 18404
Green, B. W. The great gift of. By
John S. Patton. 1913 20784
Green, G 8029a
Green, James B 20625
Green, Jas. W. Bank of the Old Do-
minion In Alexandria, 1853... 13956
Green, John vs. BIddle 9337
Green, John W. Judge 9360. 9521.
9698, 9798. 9880. 9884, 10065
10267, 10396, 10526, 10666, 10683
Green, Jones. Duelling law, 1822.. 9375
Report rel. to disqualiflcatlon of,
1819 9091
Green, Moses. Organization of militia,
1814 8745
Report as adj. general, 1813.... 8625
Green, Thomas. Letters rel. to revo-
lutionary claims, 1844 123)1
Report rel. to Virginia claims
against U. S.. 1844 12467
Green, W. W.- Crop rotation and fer-
tilizer experiments with sun-cured
tobacco, 1912 20643
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Holy Neck lumber and transportation
CO. Reports, 1889-1891 21829
Rome and industrial school for girls
Report, 1916 21136
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Home demonstration work..........
21232, 21392
By Ella G. Agnew, 1916 21390
Home telephone and teleBraph co. Re-
ports. 1904-1910 "062
Home vegetable garden. By T. C.
Johnson and F. E. Miller, 1914... ^_
20912
Homestead. By C. Hobhouse Pattespn,
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Claim of. Against state. By J.^ M.
Orr, 1877 .••••,A*,*"^
Exemption. By M. P. Burks, 1897
18454
Exemption. By John S. Wise, 1878.
Exemption, transfer of. By J-.^ M.
Orr, 1877 16605
Law. By Jas. C. Lamb. 1885... 17496
Waiver of. By Camm Patteson, 1877.
16605
Waiver of. By J. M. Orr. 1877.. 16605
Honaker. Message of governor rel. to,
1910 20094
Veto message rel. to. 1910 20120
Honor system. By Wm. Minor Lile,
1910 20261
By W. S. A. Pott. 1913 20781
Summer session of U. Va 20783
Hood, Fort 8653. 8669
Letter from governor rel. to, 1815.
Hooe. Robert T 7670
Hook-worm disease 20020
1910 20234
1912 20609
Hooper. Harriet. Trial of. 1851.. 13557
Hope, A. J. Berestord. Communication
of governor rel. to gift of statue
by, 1874 16278
Correspondence rel. to Jackson
statue, 1876 16419
Correspondence rel. to medals at
V. M. I., 1876 16416. 16437a
Correspondence rel. to statue of
Stonewall Jackson, 1874 16237
Letters rel. to Jackson prize at
V. M. I.. 1876 16437a
Report rel. to Jackson statue ten-
dered by. 1874 16256
Hopewell. Bill rel. to, 1916 21352
Governor's message rel. to adminis-
tration of, 1916 21330
Hopkins, A. F. Commissioner from
Alabama, 1861 14707, 14714
Hopkins, George W. Speaker, 1850..
13354
Hopkins, H. L 10839, 12028
Letter to C. Johnson rel. to revision
of criminal code, 1842 11984
Report of committee on, 1836 . .10927
Speaker, 1848 13061
Sneaker, 1849 13236
Speech, on bankrupt law, 1841.. 11931
Hopkins, John 7307
Horde's administrator vs. Taliaferro.
9357
Horn fly (Hacmatobla serrata). By
John Spencer, 1904 19359
By C. W. Stiles, 1893 18144
Horner. Inman. Election of. 1849.13295
Horse artillery. Exercise of, 1809.8378
Horses. By T. E. Martin, 1891 17981
Horse-breeding. By F. A. Dalngerfleld,
1891 17981
Horse-breeding In Va. By F. A.
Dalngerfleld, 1893 18144
Horses. — Cont.
Horses' teeth. By B. P. NUes. 1894.
1823}
Horse-breeding, profitable. By H. C.
Chamblln, 1891 179tl
Marketing and breeding, 1900..1I77>
Most common irregularities of teeth.
By Charles McCulloch
18826 18940
Principles of horseshoeing. By E. P.
Niles, 1894 1824S
Revolution 7629
Shoeing 1841J
Taxes on. Mercer's res., 1829/30..
lOIlO
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McCulloch, 1900 18822-18824.
Va. as a horse and mule producing
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19308
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Horsley, J. Shelton. Clinic on surgery,
1907 1968S
Post-typhoidal infection of ribs, 19tJ.
19417
Surgical clinic (excision of Oasseriaa
ganglion), 1904 19J»«
Horticultural society. Bulletin, 1913
20711
Bulletin, 1915 21233-21336
Report, 1899 18740
Report, 1900 18802, 18801
Report, 1902 19160. I'Hl
Report, 1903 IMtl
Report, 1904 19S27
Report, 190S 1}4*8
Report, 1906 19S48
Report, 1907 19«il
Repo'-t, 1908 19862
Report, 1910 20216
Report, 1911 20362
Report, 1912 20589
Report, 1913 20730
Report, 1914 20978
Report, 1915 212S6
Horticulture. Advantages of Virginia.
1889 ► 17853
Hospital for Ohio river men at Smith -
land. Proceedings of Ky. legisla-
ture rel. to, 1828 9913
Hospital hygiene 19877
Hospital relief asnoctation. Bill to
establish, 1864 15342
Hospitals for insane. Admission of
patients, 1895 18331
Bill for enlargement of, 1841... 11886
Bill rel. to, 1845 12638
Bill rel. to appropriation for, 1843.
12275
Bill rel. to enlargement of, 1840..
11650
Bill rel. to laws. 1840 11644
Bill rel. to powers of offlcials of, 1812.
13081
Bill to amend act concerning. 1841.
11880
Bill rel. to. 1846 12877, 12878
Bill rel. to purchase of supplies for,
1845 12665
Board of control for, 1891 17944
Directors of, 1883 17157
Governor's message, 1893 18063
Message of governor rel. to directors
of, 1883 17101
Report of commissioner, 1903... 19200
Report of commissioner, 1904 ..19286
Report of commissioner, 1905.. 19373
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Hospitals for Insane. — Cont.
Report of commissioner, 1906... 19503
Report of comralasloner, 1907.. 196.^9
Report of commissioner. 1908.. 19813
Report of commissioner, 1909. . .19943
Report of commissioner, 1910... 20149
Report of commissioner, 1911.. 20299
Report of commissioner, 1912.. 20499
Report of commissioner, 1913.. 20660
Report of commissioner, 1914.. 20879
Report of commissioner. 1915.. 21121
Report of committee on, 1884... 17277
Report rel. to. 1893 18110
Report rel. to estates of Inmates. 1874.
16183
Schedule of routes and distances to,
1911 20388
See also Insane. Eastern state hos-
pital. Central state hospital.
Western state hospital. South-
western state hospital.
Hot Springs and Clifton Forge turnpike
CO. Reports, 1859 21566
Hotchktss, Jed. Geographical and po-
litical summary of state, 1874 . . .
16173
Geographical & .political summary of
Va., 1876 16496
Hotels. Regulations. 1909 19977
Houdon's statue of Washington. .20027
Correspondence rel. to presenting a
replica to Great Britain. 1914.20824
Hubard's bronze cast of, 18B7... 14330
Hubard's circular rel. to, 1853.. 14012
Letter of governor rel. to, 1852.. 13570
Lietter rel. to protection of, 1852...
13749
McRae's history of, 1872 16043
Presentation to France of, 1912
20441, 20476. 20485, 20590
Printing report on, 1912 20475
Report rel. to. 1852 13573, 13618
Why It should be copied, 1914.. 20979
Hough. Theodore. Phi Beta Kappa at
the University of Virginia. 1910.
20259
House fly 20610
House of burgesses. Journals. 1619-
1658/59 21237
Journals. 1659/60-1693 20980
Journals, 1695-1702 207J8
Journals, 1702/3-1706, 1710-1712...
20591
Journals. 1712-1726 20692
Journals, 1727-1734, 1736-1740. .20217
Journals, 1742-1749 19998
Journals. 1752-1758 19999
Journals, 1758-1761 19863
Journals. ,1761-1765 19673
Journals, 1766-17.,9 19649, 19550
Journals, 1770-1772 19550
Journals, 1773-1776 19407
House of delegates. Abuse of privileges
by newspaper representative, 1895.
18263
Alteration of hall, 1859 14591
Bill rel. to index to journal, 1772-
1834 12607
Bills, 1870/71 15874
Bills, 1878 16724
Bills, 1879-80 16827
Bills, 1881-82 16965
Bills. 1887 17606
Bills, 1887-88 17721
Bills. 1897 18568
Bills, 1899-1900 18736
Bills, 1901 18851, 1892?
Bills, 1902 19156
House of delegates. — Cont.
Bills, 1906 19542-19644
Bills. 1908 19853, 19854. 19866
Bills. 1910 20200-20202
Bills. 1912 20572-20574
Bills. 1914 20961-20963
Bills 1915 21223
Bills, 1916 21424-21426
Check list of journals Appendix T
Clerk, duties, 1787 7633
Contingent and incidental expenses,
1902 19073
Contingent and Incidental expenses.
1904 19262
Contingent and Incidental expenses,
190B 19462
Contingent and incidental expenses.
1908 19759. 20097
Contingent and incidental expenses.
1912 20449
Contingent and incidental expenses,
1914 20834
Contingent and Incidental expenses,
1915 21079
Contingent and Incidental expenses,
1916 21339
Governor's letter rel. to reprinting
Journals, 1826 9735
Index of enrolled bills, 1912
20422, 20462
List of members, Oct., 1779 7196
List of members, 1820 9248
List of members, 1821 9365
List of members, 1825 9627
List of members, 1826 9724
Llsn of members, 1827 9813
List of members, 1829 10010
List of members. 1830 10189
List of members. 1831 10309
List of members. 1832 ...10450. 10457
List of members, 1833. . .10552, 10558
List of members, 1834 1U710
List of members, 1835 10818
List of members, 1836 ..10936. 10937
List of members. 1838 11115
List of members. 1839 11267
List of members. 1839 (Dec.)
11371, 11379
List of members, 1840 11560
List of members, 1841 11741
List of members, 1842 11960
List of members, 1843 12175, 12176
List of members, 1844 12?28, 12331
List of members. 1845 ..12613. 12516
List of members, 1846 ..12739. 12742
List of members, 1847 1296S,
12954. 12958
List of members. 1848 ..13072, 13079
List of members. 1849 13253
List of members. 1860 ..13364, 13366
List of members, 1852 13582,
13734. 13741
List of members, 1853 ..13887, 13890
List of members, 1866 ..14046. 14064
List of members. 1857 ..14248. 14250
List of members, 1859 14443
List of members. 1860 14698
List of members, 1861 14868
List of members, 1863 15081,
16118, 15182
List of members, 186S 15423
Lint of members, 1866 15481
List of members, extra session, 1866.
15487
List of members, 1869/70
15686. 16698
List of members. 1870 16821
List of members, 1871 16910
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List of members, 1872 16006
List of members. 1874. .161!!!). 16239
List of members. 187S ..16320. 16321
List of members, 1876 16416
List of members. 1877 ..16B05. 16516
List of members, 1878 16620
List of members. 1879 ..16743. 16756
List of members. 1881 16869
List of members. 1882 ..17013. 17069
List of members. 1883 ..17074. 17121
List of members. 1884 17273
List of members. 1885 ..17348. 17362
List of members. 1887 17556
List of members. 1887/88.17614. 17635
List of members, 1889 ..17763, 17779
List of members, 1891 ..17913. 17928
List of members. 1893 ..18061. 18087
List of members. 1896 ..18256. 18282
List of members, 1897 18485,
18611, 18571
List of members. 1899 . .18667. 18682
List of members, 1901 ..18833. 18854.
18868. 18924
List of members. 1904 19268.
19261. 19325
List of members, 1906 19447,
19461, 19546
List of members, 1908 19736,
19758, 19820
List of members, 1910 20076,
20095, 20160
List of members, 1912 ..20419. 20448.
20509, 20580
List of members, 1914 ..20833, 20890
List of members. 1915 ..21077, 21138
List of members. 1916 ..21321. 21338
List of sessions, 1776-1916
Appendix A
Manual, 1877 16597
Manual. 1881/82 16966
SranfltSl. 1885/86 17492
Manual, 1891/2 17995
Manual, 1893/4 18166
Manual, 1897 18.')70
Manual, 1901 18925
Manual, 1904 19326
Manual. 1906 19546
Manual, 1908 19858
Manual. 1910 20207
Manual. 1912 20679
Manual, 1914 20967
Manual. 1916 21430
Members taken prisoner, 1862 ..16037
Mileag:e & pay of. 1837 11070
Names and compensation of officers.
1872 16000
Note rel. to White's reprint of Jour-
nals Appendix B
Officers. 1914 20833
Proposition rel. to. 1829 10125.
10126. 10136
Proposition to amend rules of. 1850.
13442
Railroad passes to members. 1893..
18070
Report as to majority. 1861 14983
Report of clerk rel. to index of en-
rolled bills. 1912 20462
Report of committee on securlne a
place for temporary sessions, 1870.
15688
Report of committee to revise rules
of, 1830 10198
Report on alterations In the hall of.
1830 10174
Report rel. to alterations in hall of.
1839 11368
House of delegates. — Cont.
Report rel. to amendment of rules.
1840 11574
Report rel. to revision of rules of.
1862 13651
Report on revision of rules, 1857..
14387
Reprinting Journals, 1828 9788
Rules. 1797 -. 7878
Rules. 1798 T899a. 7904
Rules, 1800 7975a
Rules, 1801 8009a
Rules, 1802 8054a
Rules, 1803 8011a
.Rules. 1804 8111a
Rules. 1806 81S2
Rules. 1807 8220
Rules. 1808 82«8
Rules. 1809 8335
Rules. 1810 8388
Rules. 1811 8442
Rules. 1812 8511
Rules. 1813 8594
Rules, 1814 8(84
Rules, 1815 8767
Rules, 1816 8862
Rules, 1817 8942
Rules, 1818 9012
Rules. 1819 9086
Rulea. 1820 9188
Rule.-!, 1821 9286
Rules. 1822 9369
Rules. 1824 9536
Rules. 1825 9616
Rules. 1826 9722
Rules, 1828 9897
Rule.s. 1829 10000
Rules. 1830 10167
Rules. 1831 10292
Rules. 1832 ,. 10435
Rules, 1833 10541
Rules. 1834 10696
Rules, 1836 10802
Rules. 1836 10920
Rules. 1838 1104
Rules, 1839 11263, 11366
Rules. 1841 11731
Rules, 1842 11944
Rules. 1843 12163
Rules. 1844 12319
Rules, 1845 12S05
Rules, 1846 12728
Rules, 1847 12941
Rules, 1848 13062
Rules, 1849 1SJ87
Rules, 1850 13SR5
Rules, 18B2 18S67
Rules, 1853 13882
Rules. 1855 14040
Rules. 1857 14239. 14847
Rules. 1869 14441
Rules, 1861 1486S
Rules. 1868 16109
Rules. 1866 15418
Rules. 1869 15678
Rules. 1874 16116. 16119
Rules. 1876 16309
Rules. 1879 16745
Rules. 1883 17075
Rules. 1886 17844
Rules, 1887 17615
Rules, 1889 17765
Rules, 1891 17914
Rules. 1893 180(2
Rules. 1897 1848*
Rules. 1899 l<6(t
Rules. 1901 18(5S. l!t«S7
Rules. 1904 1925S
Rules. 1906 19448
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Rules, 1908 1973.
Rules, 1910 20077
Rules, 1912 20420
Rules, 1914 20810, 20968
Rules, 1916 213.J2
Rules rel. to petitions claiming
money, 1784 740«
Rules when convened In Joint as!<em-
bly, 1869 15683
Salaries of members, 1883 17109
Vacancies, 1861 14946, 14951
'White's reprints of journals
Appeiulix E
House of refuge for Juvenile offenders.
Report rel. to, 1853 13894
Report rel, to establishment. 1855.
11060
Household arts. Suggestion for Kirla
of the school leagues of Va., 1911.
20361
Teaching of, 1912 20588
Householder 16730
Housekeeping. Courses in, 191 4.. 20974
Houston, D. F. Election of, 1887.17686
Houston, Harry R. Speaker, 1916...
21320
Howard, A. F. Care of milk and cream
on the farm, 1916 214u6
Progress and prospects of dairying
in Va., 1912 20554
Howard, Lt. Col. Henry. Letter an-
nouncing arrival of British war
ships, 1812 8540
Howard, John. Central southern
rights ass'n of Va., 1860 14553
Howard, L. O. Fly weevil, 1893.. 18144
Howard, Overton. Index to code, 1887.
17711
Howard, P. F. Letter, 1855 14098
Report on historical manuscripts,
1885 17428
Howard, William. Election of, 1845.
12535
Howard grove hospital. Report, 1869.
15749
Documents rel. to. 1869 16721
See also Central state hospital.
Howard's Lick and Mount Jackson
turnpike co. Jleports, 1860-1869.
21>;J6
Howardsville. Turnpike road to, 1846.
12820
Howardsville and Rockflsh turnpike
CO. Reports, 1848-1859 21567
Howe. Samuel T. Tax commissioners
of certain states, 1915 21290
Howerton vs. the commonwealth. Brief
of attorney general, 1882 ....17044
Howison, Robert R., 1861 13557
Hoxton, L. G. Physics in high school,
191)8 19899
Hoy t, Edwin.' ' 'OrchftrdVng,' l'8*99'. .18726
Hubard, E. W 18982
Congressional report rel. to Mary-
land boundary, 1873 16089
Election of, 1883 17146
Maryland boundary, 1873 16089
Hubard, R. T. Election of, 1896.. 18313
Hubard, W. J. Houdon's statue of
Washington, 1853 14012, 14330
Hudgln, J. H. Election of, 1876..1S314
Hudnall, Henry. Married woman's act.
16861
Hudson, H. C. Election of, 1895.. 18259
Hudson, Raymond M. When rlghti In
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1900 187«
Hudtman, Samuel. Legislative tele-
graph, 1857 14244
Report of committee on legislative
telegraph, 1855 14063
Hughes, Charles E. Va. vs. West Va.,
1915 21111
Hughes, Robert M. The appellate
court lawyer, 1897 18574
Demurrers to evidence 18399
Law reporting 18399
Loose method of legislation, 1901 . .
18804
Reorganization of federal courts,
1886 17532
Hughes, Robert W. Article rel. to sua-
bility of a state. 1884 17334
Communication rel. to improvements
on capitol grounds, 1852 13623
Correspondence, 1884 17306
Correspondence with commissioners
of sinking fund, 1884 17305
Decision in case of Faure vs. com--
monwealth, 1884 17329, 17330
Letter rel. to James river and Kan-
awha CO., 1871 J . . . 1592*
Letter rel. to R. F. Walker, 1879 . .
16766
Opinion rel. to federal interference
In state's collection of taxes, 1883.
17236
Proposed amendment to judiciary act,
1879 ^ 1683^
Report, 1852 13808
Report, 1853 13953
Report, 1856 14134
Speech on internal improvement.^,
1867 15642
Humanism. Science and humanism.
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Hume. Thos. The first college young
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Humphrey, A. P. Impeachment of
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Humphreys, J. W. M 19172
Humphreys, Milton W 19172
Address, 1907 19707
Classification of the Barringer coins,
1904 19349
Publications of 18758
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1903 19246
Hungerford, J. P. Election of, 1831.
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Hunt, Gaiilard. Address, 1913... 20807
Hunt, Presley 7668
Hunt's Madison 7433,
7438, 7440, 7467, 7483, 7507, 7616
Hunter, Andrew. Amendment to re-
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13533
Bill rel. to Potomac and Ohio rail-
road company, 1846. 12819
Proposition rel. to constitutional
amendments, 1860 13536
Resolutions, convention of 1850..
13521
Substitute for report on county
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Hunter, F. C. S. Charges against, 188S.
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Proceedings rel. to removal of, 1883.
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Hunter, G. D. M. Election of, 1871..
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Hunter, John. Trusts and monopolies.
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Va. married woman's act, 18T9.. 16832
Hunter, Moses 7379
Hunter, R. M. T. Communication rel. to
misslncr coupons, 1878 16686
Communication rel. to receipts, 1870-
1876 16355
Communication rel. to safe-keeplnr
of bonds, 1876 16443
Communication rel. to state bonds,
1874 16236
Expenditures for funding debt, 1879.
16784
Federal deposits, 1836 10995
Illegral refunding of state bonds,
1877 16543
List of clerks in office, 1875 16347
Plan for constitutional currency,
i874 16242, 16260
Report, 1874 16285
Report, 1875 16374
Report. 1876 16466
Report. 1877 16576
Report, 1878 16697
Report. 1879 16803
Report of committee rel. to double
funding and abstraction of state
bonds, 1878 16693
Report of committee on office of.
1878 16628
Report on immigration, 1875. .. .16348
Hunter, Robert W. Report, 1909
19950, 19967
Hunter, William. See also Dixon and
Hunter.
Hunter & Prentis. Debates of conv. of
1788 7588, 7689
Hunter, Banks & company 76 nO
Huntersviile 10631
Bill for construction of turnpike
road from. 1841 11845
Huntersviile and Alleghany turnpike
road. Reports. 1862-1855 21481
Huntersviile and Huttonsville turnpike.
See Huttonsville and Huntersviile
turnpike.
Huntersviile and I^ewisburg turnpike
CO. Reports, 1866 21570
Huntersviile and Monterey turnpike co.
Reports, 1860 21569
Huntersviile and Parkersburg road.
Reports. 1838-1849 21571
Huntersviile & Warm Springs turnpike.
Report on, 1833 10636
Reports, 1837-1841 21672
Hunting licenses. Receipts from, 1907.
19604
Huntington & co. Contract with Vir-
ginia rel. to C. & O. railroad, 1876.
16460
Hunton, Charles. Speaker, 1842.. 12102
Hurkamp co.. John G. Governor's
message rel. to, 1895 ..18276, 18306
Hurst, Sam N. Annotated constitution
of Virginia, 1903 19214
Annotated pocket code, 1905 ...19379
Criminal digest. 1900 18793
Digest of court decisions, 1730-1896.
18562
Hurst's pocket code, 189S 18622
Index and directory of Virginia law,
1914 20894
New guide for justices of the peace,
1893 18170
Pocket code. 3d ed 20673
Hurst and company. Annotated pocket
code, 1913 20673
Hurst and co. — Cont.
Hurst's annotated constitution of
Virginia, 1903 19214
Hursrs annotated pocket code, 190S.
19379
Hurst's criminal digest, 1900...1879S
Hurst's pocket code and index to
code of 1887, 1898 18621
Hurt, H. H. Address, 1911 20307
Baking powders, 1905 1938S
Commercial stock feeds, 1906.. 19383
Vinegar. 1905 19383
Hurt. John L. Election of, 1883.. 17161
Hutcheson, J. N. Election of, 1889...
17772
Hutcheson, Jno. R. Address, 1911...
2039S
Hutcheson, T. B. Dates of seeding win-
ter grains, 1908 19923
Grass culture, 1911 20416
Impurities in grass and clover seed
sold In Va., 1909 < 2006C
Hutchings, Joseph 7738
Hutchinson, John A. Land titles in
Virginia and West Virginia, 1887.
17607
Hutchison. Robt. A. Review of Va,
rate cases, 1910 20004
Hutton. F. B. Code revision, 1916...
21328
Report, 1916 21S77
Hutton, W. R. Report on James river
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Huttonsville and Huntersviile turnpike.
Reports. 1850-1857 21678
Hutzler, Charles. Report, 1902.. 19149
Huylett, L. A. Address by, 1900.. 18779
Hydraulic cements. By Edwin C.
Eckel. 1909 19992
Hydrography of Va. By N. C. Grover
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Hylton, D. L 7543
Hypothecation of state bonds, 1855..
14079
1855-6 14156
laeger and southern railway co. Re-
ports, 1904-1906 218S0
Ice cream. By W. K. Brainerd, 1913.
20S03
By W. K. Brainerd, 1915 21314
Ice's Ferry and Pennsylvania line road.
Report, 1840 21674
Illinois. Resolutions of, 1861 14789
Resolutions rel. to abolition of slav-
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Resolutions rel. to amendment of
U. S constitution, 1815 12S1T
Ruso'utlons rel. to capital disaster,
1870 15713
P,«si>lutlon!- rel. to •emancipation and
colonization, 1826 9764
Rtsol itlons rel. to fine impose! upon
Anclrew Jackson, l.<4* 11988
Pesciu^ions r*!. to militia. 1832 10447
Resolutions rel. to monopolies. 1912.
/U«$4
Resolutions rel. to South Carolina
convention, 1833 10568
Illinois country. Address of Hamilton.
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Clarke's letters, 1779 7145
Clarke's letter, April 29, 1779 7144
Col. Le Gras 7211
Hamilton's articles of capitulation.
7143
Illinois regiment. Adjustment of
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Illinois reKiment. — Cont.
List of officers 10622
Illiteracy in Va. By B. R. Chesterman,
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Illiterates. Marriage licenses granted
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Number of, 18S0 13503
Imboden, J. D. Address on mineral re-
sources, 1872 16990
Centennial commission, 187S...163S0
Letter rel. to services of V. M. I.
cadets, 1863 1S221
Immigrants. Admission of, 1783.. 7381
Bulletin rel. to Virginia, 1869.. 15784
Communication of commissioner of
agriculture rel. to, 1889 17813
German communication rel. to, 1848.
13160
Governor's message, 1893 18063
Invitation to people of Great Britain,
1866 16540, 15541
Joseph Newton's report, 1871 ..15978
Memorial of British association rel.
to appointment of commissioner of,
1874 16270
Newton's report on, 1866 15540
Project for Improving, 1833.. 10686a
Report on, 1866 15433
Report of committee on, 1867.. 15626
Report of committee, 1888 17853
Report of committee on, 1901.. 19017
Immigration, Board of. Communica-
tion rel. to geographical and po-
litical summary of state, 1874...
16173
Communication rel. to physical sur-
vey of Va., 1874 16267
Geographical and political summary
of Va., 1876 16496
Maury's physical survey of Va., 1878.
16732
Organization of. 1869 15784
Report, 1866 15504
Report, 1869 15722
Report, 1875 16324, 16348
Report, 1876 16441
Report, 1877 16621, 16561
Res. rel. to supt., 1875 16360
Immigration, commissioner of. Report,
1889 17842
Report. 1890 17898
Immlgrration, committee of. Report
rel. to memorial of Gen. Q. Toch-
man, 1870 16716
Immigration convention. Address be-
fore. 1894 18202
Impeachments, trials of 7834
Import duties. Resolutions of Ala-
bama 1844 12387
Impressment. Report rel. to, 1863 . . .
15140
Correspondence rel. to, 1863. .. .15142
Impressment of buildings at public in-
stltutlon.x. 1S64 15208, 15246
Incendiary publications 10831
Bill to suppress, 1836 10885
Incomes. From a licensed business or
profession. By Wm. H. Worth, 1913.
20694
Governor's communication rel. to
federal income tax, 1910 ....20081
Proposed Income tax amendment to
the federal constitution. By Ra-
leigh C. Minor, 1910 20004
Tax on. 1867 16618
Tax on, 1895 18367a
Indemnities. Act rel. to, 1864. .. .16299
Indemnity, board of. Report of com-
mittee on amount expended by.
1887 17568
Statement of auditor, 1887 17698
Indemnity companies. Laws rel. to,
1910 20218
Independence 7028
Independence hall, Philadelphia. .13604
Message of governor rel. to conven-
tion in, 1856 14064
Independence square. Monument in,
1852 13858
Independent bank of Virginia. Bill to
establish, 1841 11876
Index of colonial records 14507
Index to Virginia reports. By William
Bruce Martin, 1903 19207
Index to court reports. Munford's 1819.
9142
India. Student life in India. By W. M.
Forrest. 1911 20396
Indian affairs, office of. Communica-
tion, 1861 14889
Indian Creek and Pound River railroad
CO. Reports, 1906, 1907 21831
Indian Creek turnpike co. Reports,
1859 2157^
Indian meal. Inspection of, 1831.10341
Indian Poll drawbridge co. Reports,
1853-1862 21576
Indian tribes. In Confederate States,
1862 14889
Indian trust funds. Communication
rel. to, 1861 14894
Indiana. Communication on amend-
ment of constitution of U. S., 1861.
14736
Resolutions of, 1861 14725
Resolutions of convention rel. to
compromise measures, 1860 ..13424
Resolutions rel. to abolition of slav-
ery, 1825 9640
Resolutions rel. to amendment of
U. S. constitution, 1840 11548
Resolutions rel. to Clark's grant,
1820 92i6
Resolutions rel. to emancipation and
cuionizatlon, 1826 9764
ReHolutions rel. to navigation of Ohio
river. 1830 10181
Resolutions rel. to northeastern
boundary, 1840 11561
Re.Rolutions rel. to presidential elec-
tion, 1825 9693
Resolutions rel. to presidential elec-
tion, 1846 11600
Resolutions rel. to public lands, 1840.
11913
Resolutions rel. to South Carolina
convention, 1833 10566
Resolutions rel. to state debts, etc.,
1844 12377
Indiana company 7164, 7186,
7749, 7757
Memorial of counties rel. to, 1804 . .
8118
Indiana, tract called 7037
Indians. Address of house to Wash-
ington respecting Indians, 1789..
7643
Expeditions against, from Kentucky,
1787 75f0
Murder of peaceable Indians in Pa.,
1791 7720
Petition of Jas. Osborne for services
nfrainst. 1794 7794
Pre-emption of lands from ....7126
War against, 1783 7Sg6
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1220
Bulletin Virginia State Library
Indictments. Bill rel. to. 1846 12891
Industrial statistics. Report. 1894...
18202
Industries. Report of committee on,
1901 19017
Report of committee on, 1867.. 15626
Industry in modern life. By Fairfax
Harison. 1915 21297
Infantile paralysis 21)57
Infants. The care of infants 20017
Sugg-estions for care of 18579
Infants. BUI rel. surplus income of,
1842 12045
Infants and guardians, answers of.
By R. T. Barton. 1886 17532
Infants and guardians, answers of.
ny L. M. Kean. 1886 17532
Infinite mystery. By Wm. H. Echols.
1912 20625
Infinite .series on the boundary of the
rpsion of convergence. By William
H. Kchols, 1911 20400
Informations. Billrel. to, 1846... 12891
Ingersoll. Charles 7935. 7944
Ingle, Jas. Addison. By Rev. J. B.
Dunn. 1904 19349
Ingles memorial tablet. Bxercisea at
unVeiling of, 1915 21269
Ingram, John H. Jurisdiction of county
court In misdemeanor cases, 1897.
18574
Robert Taylor Scott, 1$98 18631
Inheritance in tomato hybrids. By H.
Ij. Price and A. W. Drinkard. jr.,
1908 19918
Inheritance tax. Auditor's information
rel. to, 1883 17179
Collection of. 1883 17198
Letter from auditor, 1916 21367
Law of Va. By Daniel Grlnnan, 1916.
21441
Inheritances, collateral. Bill rel. to
taxing, 1842 12082
BUI rel. to taxation of, 1843 12271
Injunction. Bill rel. to securities In
bbnds in cases of, 1842 12062
Against cutting timber. By Robt. C.
Jackson. 190.') 19328
By federal judges. To restrain crim-
inal proceedings 18399
Cases of. Bill rel. to damages in,
1843 12229
Damages in cases of, 1842 .... 12040
Government by. By S. S. P. Patte-
.son. 1897 18574
Government by. By W. G. Peterkln,
1897 18574
Suits, county court jurisdiction In.
By Jackson Guy, 1887 17725
Injury to goods by act of God during
dolay by carrier. By T. B. Benson,
1913 20737
Inland nuviratlon. Report of commlt-
■^ tee on, 1831 10344
Report of committee on. 1832... 10534
Innes. James. Revisor 78u4
Innis vs. Roane 10280
Insane. Abstract rel. to. 1875 16372
Accts of jailors for support of, 1842.
12080
Administration of hospitals, 1867..
14335
Admission to state hospitals, 1896.
18287
Admission to state hospitals, 1896.
183S1
Aiding in the escape of. By Norvelle
L. Henley, 1907 19677
Bill rel. to, 1843 12266
Insane. — Cont.
Communication from supt. of hos-
pitals, 1887 17670
Cost to support those not in state
hospitals, 1895 18328
Free care and treatment, 1908.. 19790
Governor's message, 1889 17766
In jails, etc.. 1876 16464
Letter rel. to employment of, 1838.
11133
List of, not in state hospitals, 1875.
16362
Message of governor rel. to, 1887.
17542
Number in jails, 1840 11582
Number In jails, 1881 16930
Number of, not in asylum. 1874.16283
Number of those not in asylums.
1878 16696
Number not in any asylum, 1880..
16839
Number not in state hospitals, 1877.
1»S73
Number not in state hospitals, 1879.
16801
Organization of hospitals for, 1872.
160S8
Report of auditor on, 1874 16183
Report of state board of charities,
1910 20158
Report on inspection of hospitals.
1888 17686
Report on separation of harmless in-
sane and violent insane. 1893 . .
18110
Report rel. to site for hospital, 1884.
17276
Report on site for hospital, 1884..
17293
Statement rel. to. 1838 11148
Trnn.sDortation of. 1891 17915
See also Hospitals for insane. Cen-
tral state hospital. Eastern state
hospital. Western state hospitaL
Southwestern state hospital.
Insanity. Statutory abolition of the
defense of insanity. By John R.
Rood. 1910 20221
Insect carriers of disease. 19O9..20OIS
Insect pests. Practical articles on.
1911 .• 20316
Insecticides. By J. L. Phillips and H.
L. Price. 1899 18760
Insects. Bulletin rel. to. 1893 18178
. Circular in rel. to. By Wm. B. Al-
' wood, 1904 19317
Fighting the insect pests and dis-
eases of orchard, field nd garden
crops. By H. L. Price. 1909... 20070
Insects affecting truck crops in Va.,
1915 •. 21136
Some insects Injurious to cabbage,
cucumbers and related crops. By
F. H. Chittenden. 1909 19962
"inside of the cup." Address on, by
H. D. C. Maclachlan, 1914 21030
fnsolvents. Bill rel. to executions
aeralnst, 1845 12626
Collection of taxes from, 1845.. 12616
Inspection. Tobacco, 1876 16366
Inspection laws. Petition of Bucking-
ham CO. rel. to, 1860 13421
Petition rel. to abolition of, 1855..
1414*
Report rel. to, 1853 13968, 13960
• Resolutions of New Jersey rel. to,
1842 120l4
Inspection of flour. Petersburg peti-
tion, 1860 14590
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Inspection of flour. — Cent.
Report. 1857 1438B, 14386
Inspector greneral. Bill, 1821 9342
Inspector of fertilizers. Report, 1897.
18551
Report, 1898 18613
Institutions, charitable. Governor's
message, 1881 16877
Institutions, public. Report of commit-
tee on, 1867 15636
Report of committee, 1889 17833
Report of committee on, 1893 ..18113
Report of committee on, 1895 ..18312
Report of committee on, 1899... 18698
Report of committees, 1897 18530
Report on condition of, 1887... 17689
Report on expenditures, etc., of, 1887.
17687
Report on inspection of, 1887... 17686
Instruction of senators. 1792 7739
1799 7951
1811 8466, 8467, 8472, 8490, 8502
1819 9094
1835 10827
Rel. to revenue' bill', ' isSS !!!!!!. 11172
Rel. to U. S. bank law, 1819 9181
Report, 1835 10833
Resolutions on, 1835 10896, 10901
Resolutions rel. to, 1836.. 11033, 11044
RIgrht of state legislatures to In-
struct, 183B 10869, 10870
Speech of Segar rel. to, 1836 11066
Insurable and taxable values. By
Jennings C. Wise, 1910 20004
Insurance. Address to committee of
senate, 1871 1R979
Address to senate on, 1871 15979
Contract of reinsurance. By W. R.
Vance, 1901 18928
Laws rel. lo, 1906 19552
On state property, 1904 19274
Rates, 1908 19742, 19778
Report of delegate to national Insur-
ance convention, 1871 15980
Insurance, accident. Report of com-
missioner on, 1908 19865
Insurance, Bureau of. Bulletins, 1909.
20000, 20001
Insurance, commissioner of. Communi-
cation rel. to rates, 1908 19742
Report. 1871 15937
Report, 1907 19674, 19675
Report, 1908 19864, 19865
Report, 1909 20002
Report, 1910 20219
Report, 1911 20363
Report, 1913 20734
Report, 1914 20981
Report, 1915 21238
Report, 1916 21437
Statement rel. to rates. 1908... 19778
Insurance companies. Abstract of Va.
laws rel. to, 1869 15785
Abstract of laws rel. to, 1905 . . .19409
As.sessments. 1907 19609
Bonds of, 1871 15940
Governor's messat^e, 1867 14306
Laws rel. to, 1910 20218
Report rel. to, 1874 16165
Report of committee on, 1867 ..15626
Reports, 1897 18573
Statement rel. to, 1884 17443
Taxes, 1907 19B01
Taxes, 1915 21097
Taxes paid by, 1895 18347
Insurance, Fire. Report of commis-
sioner on, 1908 19864
Insurance, Life. Report of commis-
sioner, 1908 19865
Insurance, marine. Report of commis-
sioner on, 1908 19864
Insurance policies. On state property,
1912 20438
Insurrection.' ' Bl'li.' 1777' '. '. '. '. '.'.'.'.".. 7056
Intensive farming. By J. P. Jackson,
1891 17981
Interest. 'Biil'r'e'l. "to',' i87 2 !'.'.'. '.'.'. 16003
Kate after maturity. By Chas. M.
Bryan. 1901 18804
Internal improvement. Accounts of
fund for, 1829 10027
Accounts of fund for, 1830.... 10196
Accounts of fund for, 1831 10316
Accounts of fund for, 1832.... 10463
Accounts of fund for, 1833.... 10596
Acts & resolutions rel. to, 1830-1833.
10418
Acts of congress a violation of stata
rights, 1826 9761
Acts rel. to, 1819 9171
Acts rel. to, 1825, 1826 9704
Acts rel. to, 1826, 1827, 1828 9994
Acts rel. to, 1827, 1828, 1829 9984
Amendment to bill rel. to, 1823....
9495, 9496
Amendments to bill rel. to, 1838...
11209
Appropriations for, 1839 11283
Appropriations for, 1853 13964
Appropriations for, 1860 14570
Auditor's statement rel. to, 1828.9966
Bill rel. to, 1815 8838
Bill rel. to, 1824 9965
BUI rel. to, 1825 9681
Bill rel. to loan for, 1823 9494
Bill rel. to loan for, 1826 9772
Bill rel. to loan for, 1830 102SS
Bill rel. to loans for. 1838.11217, 11218
Bruce's speech on, 1867 14414
Charlottesville convention, 1828...
9917, 9931, 9981
Classification, 1856 1416B
Collection of acts, 1815-1844 12555
Communication of governor rel to,
1855 14092, 14172
Crozet's remarks rel. to, 1827.... 9824
Crump's speech, 1873 16098
Documents rel. to, 1828 9984
E.ssay rel. to. 1839 11637
Extract from governor's message rel.
to, 1827 9990
Fund for, 1825 9646
Fund for. 1857 14318
Governor's message rel. to, 1826 . . .
9986
Governor's message rel. to, 1830...
10286
Governor's message rel. to, 1831 . . .
10412
Hughes' speech on, 1867 15542
Information from 2d auditor, 1828.
9988 9991 999S
Information rel. to, 1833. .10792, 'l0794
Information rel. to, 1837 11063
Letter of Crozet rel. to map of, 1849,
1323!»
Letter rel. to 1839 11301
Loans for. 1839 11282
Map.s, 1852 13699
Memorial of Lewisburg convention
rel. to. 1831 10318
Names of all offldals, 1857 14299
On internal improvement, 1822.. 9442
Plans for extendinor, 1836 10959
Proceedings of Clarksburg conven-
tion rel. to, 1844 12J53
Proceedings of convention at Staun-
ton, 1846 1274$
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BvJletin Virginia State Librcury
Internal improvement. — Cont.
Proposed sale of state's investments,
1863 15136
Report, 1844 12379
Report, 1847 12995, 13028
Report, 1847. 1848 13207
Report, 1848 13121
Report, 1852 18634, 13792
Report, 1863 13936
Report of committee on, 1859 ..14611
Report of committee on, 1867.. 16624
Report of committee rel. to, 1850 . .
13622
Report of Qa. on. 1827 9843
Report of second auditor on fund for
internal improvement, 1827 ...9833
Report of second auditor rel. to, 1830.
10210
Report of second auditor, 1849....
13267, 13274
Report of select com. on, 1852.. 13669
Report on, 1820 9213
Report on, 1843 12201
Report on fund for, 1826 9749
Report on fund for, 1828 9923
Report rel. to, 1847 18208
Report rel. to, 1857 14378, 14375
Report rel. to policy, 185S 14178
Reports on, 1833 10631, 10632
Resolutions of Oa. & S. C. rel. to,
1827 9816
Re-solutlons of 6a. & 8. C. rel. to,
1828 9943, 9980
Resolutions of Maine rel. to, 1827..
9824
Resolutions of New Hampshire rel.
to, 1832 10469
Resolutions rel. to, 1812 8571
Resolutions rel. to appropriations
for, 1850 13431
Rives' speech, 1852 13730
Second auditor's report, 1869
14625, 14529
Second auditor's statement, 1829..
10074
Second auditor's statement rel. to,
1860 13483
Speech of Mr. Se^ar rel. to, 1838..
11247
Speech of Mr. Stuart rel. to, 1838 . .
11248
Statement rel. to, 1860 13505,
13506, 13507
Statement rel. to, 1857 14363
Statement rel. to money expended
for. 1846 12556
Statement rel. to stock owned by
state, 1866 , 15507
Statements of second auditor rel. to,
1850 13386
Statements rel. to, 1836 10963
Staunton convention, 1848 13139
Synopsis of bill rel. to, 1838 11180
Internal Improvement companies. Bill
rel. to state proxies in, 1842... 12097
Communication from second auditor,
1859 14511
Communication rel. to transportation
Charlies, 1864 15374
Convict labor, 1877 16667
Information by second auditor rel.
to. 1831 10414
InformaL.on by second auditor rel.
to. 1839 11361
Information by second auditor rel. to,
1840 11726
Information by seconu auditor rel.
to. 1841 12157
Internal improvement cos. — Cont.
Information from 2d auditor, 1825.
9717
Information rel. to. 1823 9534
Information rel. to, 1846
12934 12936
Information rel. to, by second audi-
tor, 1839 11723
Information submitteu by second
auditor rel. to 12169
Letter of R. T. Daniel rel. to, 1876.
16414
Report of second auditor, 1831.. 10287
Report of second auditor reL to.
1847 13209
Report rel. to, 1848 13210
Report rel. to payment for convict
labor, 1888 17626
Report rel. to rifhts of purchasers
of, 1878 16640
Report rel. to taxation of property,
1878 16671
Reports, 1848 1S210
Reports, 1851 13661
Reports, 1853 14019
Reports, 1854, 1855 14127, 14214
Reports, 1857 14386, 14422
Reports, 1858 14538, 1453*
Reports, 1858, 1859 14648
Reports, 1860 14937
Reports, 1862 and 1S63 15266
Reports, 1866 15643
Reports, 1868 15668
Reports, 1870 16824, 16877
Reports, 1871 15981
Reports, 1872 16080
Reports, 1873 16099
Reports, 1874 16S0S
Reports, 1875 16398
Reports. 1876 1649S
Reports rel. to. 1844 12497, 12498,
12499, 12500
Salaries of officers, 1842 12126
Second auditor's information reL to,
1836 109U
Second auditor's report rel. to. 1848.
13211
Stock held by state, 1870 15824
See also Public works, board of:
Railroads; Turnpike companies:
Canals.
Internal improvement fund. Accounts
1834 10716
Accounts, 1836 10823
Accounts, 1836 10942
Accounts, 1849 13281
Accounts, 1857 14327
Acts rel. to, 1832-1834 10790a
Acts rel. to, 1836. 1837 11062
Amt. paid from, for public printinsr,
1833 ;. 10604
Bin rel. to, 1840 1166S
Condition of, 1857 14323
Report, 1821 9321
Report. 1838 11120
Report, 1864, 1855 14114
Report. 1860, 1861 14928
Report, 1863 15218
Report on value of stocks bclonrins
to, 1833 10612
Second auditor's report on, 1838...
„ ^ ^, 11*72
Second auditor's statement rel. to,
_ 1850 13892
State loan to railroads as source of
revenue, 1840 1159S
Synopsis, 1865 1410$
Synopsis of condition, 1861 14924
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Internal improvements of U. S. Reso-
lutions of Oeorg-la rel. to, 1833..
10676
Resolutions of Connecticut rel. to,
1833 10562
Internal navigration. Appropriations,
1857 14292
Report of committee on, 1814 ..8708
Report of committee on, 1815.... 8773
Report of committee on, 1830.. 10286
Report of committee on, 1816... 8885
Report of committee on, 1825... 9710
Report on. 1817 8964
Report on, 1830 10221
International confess on tuberculosis.
1909 20012
International exchange of documents.
Communication, 1852 13759
Correspondence of A. Vattemare rel.
to. 1869 14552
Correspondence rel. to. 1861. .. .14984
Correspondence rel. to, 1848. .. .13132
Letter from A. Vattemare rel. to,
1845 12610
Letters from A. Vattemare, 1848..
13076. 13100
Letters from A. Vattemare rel. to,
1852 13648
Letters etc. rel. to, 1852 13827
Letters of agent of, 1853
13918, 13982
Report, 1855 t 140»9
Report of A. Vattemare rel. to, 1859.
14508
Report of agent, 1857 14275
Report. 1861 14912
Report of Vattemare, 1848 ....13167
Report of A. Vattemare. 1850 ..13402
Resolutions. 1847 13039, 13043
See also Vattemare. A.
Interstate railroad co. Reports, 1903-
1915 21832
Interurban electric railway as a mod-
ern development. By Clarence A.
Beutel, 1916 21441
Intramural railway co. Reports, 1907,
1908 21833
Invalids, corps of. 1780 7246
Invasion, 1780 7242
Invasions. Bill, 1777 7066
Iowa. Refusal to surrender B. Coppoc,
1859 14598
Refusal to surrender fugitives from
justice, 1860 14620
Requisition of Va. for Barclay Cop-
poc, 1859 14494
Resolutions, 1865 14103
Surrender of fugitives by, 1859.14520
Iredell. James 8130
Irish parliamentary party. Communi-
cation rel. to reception of Sir T.
Esmonde, 1889 17770
Iron. James river belt. 1879 16837
Taxes on. 1814 8766
Iron works in Albemarle 7069
Iron works In Buckingham co., 1809.
8341
Irvine. R. T. The lawyer of the future,
1901 18804
Irving, Paulus A. Health bulletin, 1896.
18456
Health bulletin, 1897 18578
Health bulletin. 1898 18636
Health bulletin. 1899 18745
Health bulletin. 1900 18808
Health bulletin. 1901 18931
Health bulletin, 1902 19167
Health bulletin, 1903 19240
Health bulletin, 1904 19344
Irving, Paulus A. — Cont.
Health bulletin. 1906 19421
Health bulletin, 1906 19564
Health bulletin, 1907 19688
Health bulletin, 1908 19881-19887
Isaac (slave) 11380
Isle of Wight county. Election of I. R.
Duck and Gavin Rawls, 1881...
16881
Election of John W. Lawson, 1883.
17077
Insolvent taxes. 1881 16992
Oyster records, 1894 18220
Report rel. to survey of oyster beds
in, 1901 18905
Salt works. 1779 7185
Israel, Henry. Address, 1912. .. .20628
Jackson. Road from, to m'adamized
road east of Wythevllle, 1845...
12664
Jackson, Andrew. Convention opposed
to election of. 1827 9871
Fining of. by U. S. district juage.
1842 11988
Proclamation rel. to South Carolina's
nulliflcatlon ordinance, 1832.. 10472
Resolutions of Alabama rel. to. 1823.
9468
Resolutions of New Hampshire reL
to. 1843 12177
Resolutions of Texas rel. to, 1846..
12.517
Jackson. E. Hilton. Illegality of action
of U. S. circuit court. 1907 19677
John H. Surratt and the great con-
spiracy, 1905 19328
Swayne Impeachment proceedings,
1906 19328
Trial of Gulteau, 1903 18235
Jackson. E. R. Address, 1911 20398
Jackson, -Edward. Election of, 1823.
9461
Jackson, Francis James 8346
Jackson, G. Carlton. Cultivating spirit
of litigation, 1897 18464
Jackson. Howell E. In memoriam,
1896 18460
Jackson, J. F. Intensive farming, 1891.
17981
Jackson, J. G. Improvements on Monon-
gahela river, 1824 9570
Letter rel. to Monongalia navigation
CO.. 1822 9416
Report on university site. 1818.. 9041
Jackson, John J 11306
Jackson, Joseph. Circular rel. to com-
pilation of army statistics, 18C4 . .
15392
Jackson, Robert C. Deeds for mainte-
nance and support, 1901 .... 18928
Injunction against cutting timber,
1906 . 19328
John H." Fultonl 'i9'd7 ■.".■!.'.'.■'.' .' 19677
Jackson. Stonewall. Correspondence
rel. to statue of, 1874.. 16237, 16278
Correspondence rel. to Jackson-Hop*
medals. V. M. I., 1876. .16416. 16437a
Letters of A. J. B. Beresford rel. to
Jackson- Hope medal, V. M. I.. 1876.
16437a
Inauguration of statue. 1875 16399
Message of governor rel. to inaugu-
ration of statue, 1876 16419
Refuses leave of absence to John
Gatewood, 1861 1496S
Report rel. to statue of, 1874... .16268
Resolution rel. to, 1862 15068
Smith's Discourse on life of, 1863 . .
15179
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Jackson, W. L 14953
Banking capital, 1853 .\.. 13975
Charges against, 1857 14 263
Communication from. 1855 14093
Communication rel. to C. and O. canal
CO.. 1853 13906
Communication rel. to state bonds,
1855 14079
Communication rel. to VirKlnia mili-
tary institute, 1853 1S924
Northwe.stern Virginia and Baltimore
and Ohio railroad companies, 185<.
14262
President of senate, 18;57 14252
President of senate, 1859 14445
Report, 1863 13935, 13936
Report, 1853, 1854 14112
Report, 1854, 1855 14114
Report, 1855 14113
Report on conduct of, 1857, ... .14264
Report on office of, 1853 13978
State bonds. 1853 13962
Jackson, W. P. Letter from Kovernop
rel. to commutinK sentence of Jor-
dan Hatcher, slave, for murder of.
1852 13594
Jackson county. Delinquent lanas in.
1834 10787
Election of D. Frost and S-. M. Galln-
huo, ISr.S 14053. 14189
Notes of N. W. bank of Va., 1841..
11813
Jackson telephone and telegraph co.
Roports, 1907-1009 22063
Jack.-ion's river. Bill providing for
^■. idfre over, 1844 12419
Bill rel to bridge across. 1843.. 12259
Commissioners of, 1820 9204
Commissioner's report, 1823 9633
Communication from Geo. Love rel.
to. 1824 9560
Tottpf of engineer rel. to, 1826.. 9653
Notes rel. to canal and railway be-
tween Greenbrier river and, 1851.
13562
Report of commissioners on, 1824..
9570, 9571, 9572
■ Report on survey. 1825 9706
Jackson's river canal. Report, 1823.9483
Jackson's ri -er turnpike co. Reports,
1832-1860 21577
Jacksonville. Bill rel. to road to, 18 46.
12888
Jacksonville and Bent mountain turn-
pike CO. Reports. 1819-1857. .21578
Jacksonville and Christiansburg turn-
pike CO. Reports, 18''i2-1861 X1579
Jacob. J. J 10828
Correspondence rel. to state debt,
1871 15928
Jacob. 55achnriah. Resolutions conven-
tion of 1850 l.tS'l
Jail operation. 1806 8190
Report on. 1813 SSKI
Renort of committee on, 1814 8711
Jail fees. Richmond city, 1849. ...13321
Jail, public. 1777 7045
See also Penitentiary.
Jailors. BUI rel. to allowance of, 1841.
11860
Bill rel. to compensation of, 1841..
11873
Bill re!, to fees of, 1842 12049
Bill rel. to fees of, 1845 12600
Bill rel. to receipt of slaves by, 1846.
12852
Richmond. 1841 12430
Support of the Insane. 1842 ....12nS0
Jails. 1789 7671
County and city, 1909 19952
Insane in, 1876 16464
In.sane in. 1895 18326
Of Lee rind Floyd counties, 1885,17423
A pressing social problem, 1913.20703
Support of prisorers In. 1840... 11679
James, B. O. Motor vehicle law, 1910.
20228
Primary election laws. 1916... 21209
Report, 1912 20624
Report. 1914 21020
Report, 1915 21278
Statement of expenses, 1910. .. .20101
Wallerstein's Va. election laws, 1916.
21413
James. Fleming. I.«ttep rel. to banks,
1834 107i4
James, J. S. Letter rel. to banks, 1834.
10734
James, Joseph S. Memorial rel. to
James river & Kans.wha co., 1849.
13345
James, M. L. Report. 1882 17035
Tleport, 1883 . . ; 17221
Report, 1884 17319
Report. 1885 17475
Report, 1886 17519
jHme.s. R. D. Election of, 1887...172C0
James, William. Resolution, conven-
tion of 1867 15611
James and Jackson's river canal. Com-
missioner's report, 1823 9633
Report of commissioner, 1825
9647, 9708. 9713
James city county. Election of W. H.
Shields and Robert Norton. 1877.
1C60*
Election of X>.J. Bowden, 1845.. 12535
Election of Chas. W. Buttz vs. P. S.
Norton, 1869 15757
Election of Jas. Semple. 1830... 10173
Election of Robt. Sheild, 1830... 10173
James river. Authorizing survey of,
1784 7425
Bill rel. to bridges across, 1840.11678
Bill rel. to connection of Richmond
canal vlth, 1846 12895
Bill rel. to navigation of, 1818... 9062
Bill rel. to navigation, 1819 9157
Bill rel. to navigation of, 1820.. .9251
Bill rel. to navigation of, 1822...
9427 94M
Bill rel. to navigation of. 1824.1.9602
Bridge at Cartersville, 1818 9050
Communication from Geo. Love rel.
to, 1824 9560
Crozefs report on survey of, 1827..
9831
Crozefs report on Improvement of.
1828 9930
Crozefs report on, 1831 10325
Fish in river, above tide, in 18th cen-
tury 16579
Freshet In, 1870 15732
Improvement of, 1823 9488
Improvements. 1831 10391
Improvement of. 1843 12190
Letter rel. to obstruction in, 1862.
15022
Navigation, 1801 8027
Navigation acts, 1784-1793 7789
Petition for bridge over, 1847.. 13034
Proposed connection with the Kana-
wha, 1818 9063
Proposed connection, with the Kana-
wha, 1822 9427. 9428
Proposed connection with the Kana-
whi. 1824 9602
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Jamey river. — Cont.
Railroad as substitute for navigation
of. 1830 10206
Railway from coal mines to, 1827.
9832
Report of commissioners on, 1824..
9570, 9571, 9572. 9574
Report on connection with the Kana-
wha, 1820 9271
Report on cost of transportation on,
1845 12720
Report on improvement of, 1817.8964
Report on improvement of, 1826.9930
Report on navigation, 1804 8122 -
Report on navigation of, 1811!... 8513
Report rel. to canal on south side,
1819 9158
Report rel. to navigation of, 1820.
9271
Report rel. to dams and bridges, 1840.
11594
Report rel. to road from, 1841.. 11768
Report of survey, 1820 9271
Report on survey, 1825 9706
Toll-bridge across, 1814 8706
Upper navigation of, 1808 8274 -
Jamea river and Kanawha canal.
Amended regulations, 1844 12494
Bill for completion of, 1845 12631-
BiU for completion of, 1846 12806
Bill rel. to convict labor, 1877
16548, 16553
Bill rel. to convict labor, 1877.. 16553
Connection with tide water, 1836..
11058
Convict labor, 1879 16796
History of, 1860 14646c-
Letter from C. R. Mason & others rel.
to, 1876 16410
Letter of Ellett, 1839 11537
Memorial of Covington convention
rel. to, 1846 12761 •
Memorial rel. to extension of, 184 5.
12560
Memorial from Norfolk, 1857... 14303 .
Memorial of Lynchburg rel. to appro-
priation for, 1841 11807
Memoranda rel. to completion, from
tide water to mouth of North river,
1845 12565.
Notes rel. to canal and railway along,
1851 13562
Railroad & turnpike to, from Tenn.
line, 1833 10628
Regulations. 1844 12723
Report, 1835 10910
Report. 1841 11768
Report, 1861 15002
Report of committee on letter of
C. R. Mason & others rel. to, 1876.
16411
Report on geological examination of,
1851 13559a
Report rel. to mortality among con-
vict laborers, 1878 16638
Report rel. to sale of, 1878 16645
Report on survey, 1871 15983
Report rel. to work of convicts, 1875.
16339
Statement of tonnage on, 1852.. 13850
Synopsis of improvemeflt, 1833.. 10688
Views of James Lyons rel. to, 1872.
16082
James river ft Kanawha co. Act au-
thorizing loan to, 1842 12151
Act incorporating, 1831-. .10389, 10404
Act rel. to bonds of, I860- 14667
James river and Kanawha co. — Cont.
Agreement wlh Bellot des Minlcres,
brothers & co., 1865 15447
Agreement with North river naviga-
tion CO., 1857 14416
Amendments to act rel. to, 1834..
10776
Answers to interrogatories t)y Jas.
Lyons. 1845 12549
Appeal for appropriation, I860.. 14512
Bill rel. to, 1834 10775
Bill rel. to, 1845 12668
Bill rel. to, 1862 15104
Bill affording aid to, 1843 12287
Bill and act rel. to, 1860. .14671, 14677
Bill authorizing banks to purchase
stock in, 1832 10515
Bill authorizing construction of rail-
road from Lynchburg to Richmond,
1835 10878
Bill for relief of, 1844 12443
Bill rel. to bridges across James
river, 1840 11678
Bill rel. to debt due from, 1843.. 12282
Bil rel. to incorporation of, 1833..
10649
Bill rel. to loan to, 1841 11863
Bill rel. to loan to, 1842 12149
Bill rel. to purchase of Richmond
dock by, 1840 11683
Bill rel. to state's guarantee on
boards of, 1840 11681
Bill rel. to tolls, 1842 12086
Bill rel. to vote of commonwealth at
general meetings of, 1833 ....10662
Bill to amend charter of, 1835 ,.10879
Bill to amend charter, 1859 14646b
Bill to provide additional capital for,
^^3^ 11331
Bill rei. "to " additional "capital for,
lg39 11335
Central water line,' l'86"8 V . .15659
Central water line, 2d ed., 1868.15660
Charter of. 1832 10534
Communication from. 1867 15544
Communication in response to Inter-
rogatories of senate committee on
roads, etc.. 1876 16458
Communication of, 1852 13830
Communication rel. tu, 1853 13988
Communication of president of, 1852.
13820
Communication rel. to delay In com-
pletion of canal, 1850 13446
Communication rel. to sale of, 1878.
16669
Communication rel. to stock In
Buchanan & Clifton Forge railway
CO.. 1876 , 16442
Correspondence rel. to completion of
canal, 1859 14646
Debt.s, 1878 16677
Kllis's letters on condition of, 1867.
15565
Oovernor's message rel. to lease of
Uroperty, 1876 16435
Historical sketch of, 1868
15659. 15660
Information rel. to. 1839 11446
Laws rel. to, 1835 10912
Letter from president of, 1842 ..11957
Letter of E. de Bellot des Minleres,
1860 14669, 14670
Letter rel. to armory, 1859 .,,.14463
Letter of J. T. Mason rel. to charges
against, 1862 13739
Letler rel. to deaths of convicts em-
ployed by, 1878 16636
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James river and Kanawha co. — Cont.
L.lst of enerlneers, 1840 11616
Memoranda rel. to completion of
canal from tide water to mouth of
North river, 1845 12565
Memorial of, 1841 11783
Memorial of, 1842 11982
Memorial of, 1843 12203
Memorial of Liynchburg rel. to tolls
on, 1852 13654
Memorial rel. to stock, 1843 12208-
Memorial of. 1844 12322
Memorial rel. to, 1848 13157
Memorial rel. to charter, 1849....
13345, 13346
Memorial rel. to, 1849 13346
Memorial of, 1853 13956
Memorial of, 1859 14587
Memorial of. 1860 14672
Memorial of. 1865 15431. 15447
Memorial of. 1867 15545
Memorial of, 1870 15881
Memorial of. 1874 16245. 16263
Memorial of, 1876 16440
Memorial of North river navigation
CO.. 1853 14014
Memorial of stockholders, 1836.10986
Memorial rel. to canal. 1839 11393
Memorial rel. to charter, 1846.. 127)8
Memorial rel. to loans to, 1855.. 14072
Memorial rel. to loans to, 1855.. 14138
M<>ftiorial rel. to sale of. 1878... 16687
Memorial to extend charter of, 1871.
15929
Memorial to general assembly, 18 < 2.
12148, 12150
Memorials, 1853 14016
Mortgage to board of public works,
1859 14646c
Names of officers and agents. 1839.
11312
Offlclals of. 1841 11812
Petitioti from. 1844 12360
Petition of. 1848 13140
Petition of. 1852 13715
Petition rel. to amendment of char-
ter. 1840 11594
Petition from I^ewisburg convention.
1844 12338
Petition rel. to levying of tolls by.
1846 12772
Petition to general assembly by.
1851 13559d
Plan for raising additional capital.
1815 12722
Proceedings of called meeting, 1842.
12152
ITocppdings of Nelson co. commls-
.■iloners to receive subscriptions to.
1832 10535
Proposed schedule of debts, 1878..
16647
Protest of stockholders m banks
against bill authorizing subscrip-
tion to stock In, 1832 10516
10518, 10519
Receipts and disbursements, 1835-.
1869 15786
Report. 1836 11057
Report, 1838 11244, 11359
Report. 1839 11294. 11536
Report, 1810 11594. 11716
Report. 1811 11936
Report. 1842 12147
Rpt>ort. 1843 12314
Report, 1814 12493
P^nort. 1»i5 12704
Report. 1846 12929
James river and Kanawha co. — ConL
Report. 1847 12994. 1S028. 1306S,
Report. 1848.. 13123, 13165. 1S106 '
Report, 1849^. 13291, 13347
Report, 1850 13408. 13477, 13478
Report, 1851 13559. 13560
Report, 1852 13876
Report, 1853 XS927. 13997, 14013
Report, 1854 14027, 14031
Report. 1855 14209
Report, 1856 14227
Report, 1857 1441S
Report. 1858 14429
Report, 1859 X4622, 14645
Report, 1860 146(6
Report, 1862 16106
Report, 1863 15265
Report, 1864 15398
Report, 1865 15473, 15474
Report, 1868 15547
Report, 1867 166(6
Report, 1868 156(1
Report, 1869 16786
Report. 1870 15878
Report, 1871 15982
Report, 1872 1608X
Report. 187.S, 1874 16101
Report, 1875 16400
Report, 1876 16499
Report. 1877 '. 16602
Report. 1878 16728'
Reports. 1835-1838. 1840-1844. 1848-
1857, 1859-1861, 1866. 1868-1876..
21834
Report of committee on, 1842
11958. 12114. 12154
Report of committee rel. to. 1850..
13444. 1345t
Report of committee on. 1852...
13603, 13867
Report of committee on, 1854... 14031
Report of committee on memorial of,
1844 12386. 12482
Report of committee of stockholders,
1852 18S56
Report of Buckingham co. rel. to.
1843 12182
Report on cost. 1869 14564
Report on memorial of, 1843. .. .12216
Report on survey of, 1857 14417
Report rel. to New river, 1874.. 16228
Report rel. to aalarles. 1867. .. .15546
Report rel. to trade on south side of
the James. 1840 11594
Resignation of president. 184 5 .
12563. 1!S8S
Resolution rel. to. 1843 12181
Resolutions asking for help of con-
victs. 1875 16346
State's guarantee on bonds of, 1842.
1215*
Statement rel. to, 1836 1098S
Statement. 1841 11920
Statement rel. to. 1852 1382S
Statement of. 18S6-1870 15880
Statement of debt. 1864 14032
Statements of loans, etc. to. l84 4..
123S4
Statements of rel. to canal. 1841..
11806
Statement ret. to Oen. James Hamil-
ton. 1841 11795
Statement rel. to votes. 1852. .. .13844
Subscriptions to. 1833 ..10617, 10641
Suit of Eugene Davis et at. vs., 1867.
16S64
Supplementary report. 185(.. . .142SS
Synopsis of. 1832 1058S
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Jamea river and Kanawha co. — Cont.
Theodore OUvarl. I861) 14670
Transportation to seaboard, 1873..
16100
James river and Staunton turnplice co.
12407
Bill. 1845 : 12571
Bill, 1846 12805
Reports, 1827-1861 21693
Statement. 1846 127S4
James river basin. Gold in 20723
James river bridge company. Veto
message of governor rel. to, 1870.
15731
James river canal. Quantity of water
drawn from. 1832 1048T;>
Report on, 1818 8«|2
Report. 1828 9***
Report of committee on state of,
1795 7819
Reports of engrlneer, 1824 9576
Report on Inspection of, 1836 ..10987
Report rel. to tolls. 1824 9578'
Report on tolls, 1825 9654, 9715
Second auditor's report on, 1827.. 9834
Tonnage and revenue on, 1845.. 12525
James river canal co. Acts rel." to,
1808 8288
Acts rel. to, 1830 10281
Bill incorporating stockholders of,
1831 10365, 1036'J-
Bill rel. to annuity of, 1844 12395
Bill rel. to bonds of, 1845 12642
Bill rel. to certificates of debt, 1846.
12642
Examination of accounts of, 1790..
7687
Letter rel. to records, 1843 12293
Proceedings rel . to canal at Blue
Ridge, 1826 9737-
Proceedlngs rel. to Greenbrier
bridge, etc.. 1832 10482
Proceedings rel. to lower James river
canal, 1832 10486
Report of second auditor rel. to, 1829.
10031 ..
Report of second auditor rel. to, 1830.
10218 -
Report on. 1820 9204
Report. 1820 9205, 9222
Report, 1821 9321.
Report. 1822 9408, 9419
Report. 1834 10740"
Reports, 1816-1834. except 1818. 1823,
1825 21835
Report of committee Investigating,
1816 8920 '
Report of committee on, 1842... 12128
Reports of committee on complaints
against, 1817 8997
Report on accounts of. 1822 9374 <
Report on resolutions of committee
of roads and Internal navigation,
1829 10011-
Re.Holutlons, board of public works,
1816 8920a
Second auditor's statement rel. to,
1824 9577
Second auditor's report rel. to, 1827.
9834 -
Se<-ond auditor's stotpment rel. to<"i-
provements by, 1831 10391
State of. 1805 ? 8167
Statement of accounts of. 1821... 9308
James river iron belt. McDonald's ex-
amination of, 1875 16837
James river navigation co.. Inc. Re-
port. 1906 21836
James river railway and lumber co.
Reports, 1904, 1905 21837
James river valley. Opportunities In.
1904 19282
James river valley railroad co. Re-
port rel. to state claims, 1877.16570
Jameson, David, of York co 7320
Jamestown and Elizabeth river trans-
portation CO. Report, 1907... 21838
Jamestown exposition. Catalogue of
University exhibits, 1907 19710
Expenditures at 19769, 19783
List of manuscripts exhibited, 1907.
19679
Report of Va. commission, 1908..
19753, 19770, 19786
Va. exhibition 19786
Virginia's mliieral ft timbt'i- cxhihU.
19743, 19746. 19784
Virginia public school exhibit. 1907.
, 19665
Jamestown exposition commission.
Message of governor rel. ti transac-
tions, 1910 20116
Jamestown exposition co. Charter of,
1902 19071
Jamestown school exhibit. Accomac
county, 1907 19663
Janney, John. Amendment to report
on legislative dept., 1850 .... 13533
Statement on Baldwin's interviews
with Lincoln. 1861 14841
Jarman, J. L. Report, 1912 20483
Jarnagin, Milton P. Corn as food for
hogs, 1907 19722
Finishing beef cattle. 1907 19727
Grade and cross-bred beef cattle.
1907 19726
Milk and butter production, 1907..
19725
Protein requirements for dalrv cows.
1907 19724
Jay. John 8130
Jeffers. A. Trucking in tidewater,
189S 18144
Jefferson. Thomas. Accepting appoint-
ment as g<ivBrnor. 1779 7139
Act rel. to religious freedom, 178B/86.
7476-7486
Address to, 1806 8172. 8180
Address from general assembly to,
1808 8280, 8286
Address to enemies of, Apr. 22, 1809.
8370
Alien and sedition laws, 1798
7921-7944
Analogies between Milton and Jeffer-
son 20047
Bills in revised code. 1785 7443
By Senator Geo. F. Hoar, 1904.. 19349
By John Kevan Peebles, 1894.. 18235
Calling out militia. 1781 7298
Collection of laws of Virginia
Appendix G
Com. of revlsors of 1776 7440
Concerninfr e.><chent» 71.13
Correspondence with Governor Mon-
roe rel. to removal from s^nte of
persons obnoxious to the laws..
10320
Denth of 18936
Delegates to Congress, 1777 7055
Drafts of b'lls, lr76 70''0
Drafts of bills. May, 1778 7096
Drafts of Ky. res.. 1798 7931
Draught of constitution. 1783.. 7384
Founder of the University. By C. VT.
Dabney, 1903 1924B
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JelTerson, Thomas. — Cont.
Galfs statue of 19349
James C. Carter's address, lg9S. 18646
JelTerson and Chief Justice Marshall.
18236
Jefferson and public policies of today.
B.v J. G. Schurmnn, 1911 20397
Jefferson as a legislator. By R. G.
H. Kean, 1887 17726
Jefferson's last visit to the Univers-
ity. By C. C. Wertenbaker, 1909.
20048
Jefferson pllgrrlmage, 1901 18936
Land laws. 1795 7841a
Letter, Jan. 19. 1781 7268
Letter, Jan. 29. 1781 7273
I-etter to co. lieuts., Jan. 29, 1781 . .
7275
Letter, March 26, 1781 7291
Letter, March 30, 1781 7292
Letter from Washington. 1781... 7299
Letter rel. to Brown. 1781 7294
Letter rel. to public works, 1816.8891
Letter rel. to publication of laws,
1817 8967
Letter rel. to University of Va.. 1818.
9014
T^etter to Peter Barlow 19704
Letter to Peter Carr, 1874 8914
T<etter to commissioners, March 29,
1781 7296
Letter to delegates, Jan. 29. 1781 . .
7276
Letter to gen. assem. Mar. 1, 1781..
7278
Letters to house, Oct. 22, 29, 30, Dec.
23. 1779 7201
Letters to hou.<!e. June 8, 13, 14, 1780.
7246
I-etters to house, Nov. 17. 23, 24, Dec.
11, 29, 1780, Jan. 1. 1781 7249
Letters to house. Mar. 9, 10, 16, 1781.
7279
Letters to house. May 10, 28, 1781..
7293
Letter to magistrates, Jan. 24, 1781.
7274
Tetter to Wythe, Jan. 16, 1796... 7871
Letters to Wirt 19704
List of his collection of laws
Appendix 6
Money bills In senate 7064
7072, 7076
Morals of Jesus. By W. M. Forrest,
1908 19898
Official letters. 1779 7202
Olflcial letters, 1780 7251
Official letters. 1781 7296
On public schools, 1874 16219
Pay of members of gen. assem... 7116
Petition rel. to S. J. Cabell. 1797..
7882. 789S
Portrait of, 1847 12962
rtorlamntion. Julv 1. 1779 71 <18
Proclamation. Nov. 11, 1779 Ti99
Proolamatlon, Nov. 30, 1779 7"00
Prnolamatlon, Nov. 4, 1780 7248
Proclamation. Jan. 19. 1781 7267
Proclamation, Jan. 20, 1781
7269. 7^70
Proclamation, Jan. 23. 1781 7271
Proclamation. Jan. 29. 1781 7272
Proclamatton. Feb. 5. 1781 7277
Proclamation on naroles. 1781... 7297
Rector of University of Va.. 1819..
9182
Report a.s rector of TTniversttv. ]8'n
9188. 9282
JelTerson, Thomas. — Cont.
Report as rector of university. 1821.
9314
Report as rector of university. 1822
9410
Report as rector of university, 1823.
9482
Report as rector of university, 1824.
9379
Report as rector of university, 182^.
9644
Report of com. on conduct while
governor, 1781 7304
Report on money bills in state sen-
ate. 1778 8137
. Report on site for university, 1818.
9041, 1G809
Report on Upshur 7030
Re.solutlon approving conauct of,
1781 7314, 7315
Resolution concerning, 1802 8055
Resolution endorsing, 1809 83^1
Resolution of confidence in, 1805.8158
The scholar in politics. By Jas.
Montgomery Beck, 1914 21029
Statement concerning acts of assem-
bly in his possession, 1796 79M
System of philosophy. By G. W. An-
derson, 1908 19»o0
Thomas^ Jefferson and the Ixiulslana
purchase. By. Henry T. Kent. 1904.
. 19349
Vindication of conduct as governor,
1800 7962
Jefferson county. Delinquent lands In,
1831 10402
Jefferson memorial road. 190S... 19243
Jeffries vs. Land 9878
Jenings, Edmund. Letters of, 1847.
12951
Jenkins, A. G. Resignation of, 1862.
15066
Jenkins. Charles I. Maryland bound-
ary. 1875 16393
M.iryland and Va. boundary, 1876..
16485
Nfaryland boundary line, 1877.. 16593
Report on Va. and Md. boundary,
1876 16421. 16448
Jenkins, John W. Testimony of, 1871.
15905
Jenkins. Willis A. Editor, 1892.. 18031
Editor, 1893 18163
Editor, 1894 18211
Editor. 189r 1S39J
Jenks, J. W. Life questions of school
boys, 1909 19986
Jennings, George H. Election of, 1871.
15895
■Jennings. T. D. Speech, 1910 20084
Jeoffsils 9065
Va. statute. Bv W. B. Petit, looi.
18804
Jeopardy. By Judge R. L Henley. 1888.
17754
Former. By O. B. Harvey, 1905..
19J28
Pleas of autrefois acquit. By .Tno.
W. Davis, 1887 17725
Jerusalem and Petersbure- plank road
CO. Reports. 1856-1859 '>1«49
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Jeter, J. B. Memorial of convention of
colleges, 1843 1''197
Jett, Pe>Te-y. Letter of governor rel. to
pardon of. 1852 13600
Joe's Irsurrectlon. 1801 8029a. 8030
John Carter Brown library. House
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John Carter Brown library. — Cont.
House journal, May, 1777 7032
House journal. May, 1778 7089
Johnson, Andrew. Reply to res. of
general assembly, 1865 15457
Report ot com. to consult, 1886.15539
Res. approving^ policy of, 1865.. 15464
Kes. of general assembly conveyed
to, 1866 15435
Johnson, Bradley T. C. and O. canal,
1877 16541
Election of, 1875 16357, 16395
Letter rcl. to R. F. Walker, 1879...
16768
Report rel. to state debt, 1877.. 16563
Report on state debt, 1889 17862
Statement rel. to banks, 1870.. 15743
Johnson, Chapman. Candidate for
state senator, 1810 8427
Letter rel. to criminal law, 1841...
11735
Letter rel. to his revision of the
criminal laws of the state. 1839.
11256. 11346
Letter rel. to revision of criminal
code. 1840 11547
Letter rel. to revision of criminal
code, 1842 11984
Letter rel. to revisal of criminal
code, 1844 12464
Letter rel. to revision of laws, 1831.
11904
Memorial rel. to James river & Kan-
awha CO., 1849 13345
Report as rector, 1836 10988
Report as rector, 1837 and 1838..
11305
Report as rector, 1840 11580
Report as rector, 1841 11810
Report as rector, 1842 11966
Report as rector, 1843 12183
Report as rector, 1844 12347
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Tolls on, 1828 9927, 9928
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Corre.'ipondence rel. to employment
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Corrf.<pondcnce rel. to recapitulation
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Letter rel. to centennial commission,
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Li.st of p.ardons, 1875 16325, 16352
Li.st of pardons, 1876 16446
Li.xt of pardons. 1877 16519, 16550
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16222, 16230, 16252
Message, 1875 16310, 16336
^'o.sH i;:e. 1876 16408, 16427
Messn e. 1877 16506. 16528. 16599
Mcst^.itre rel. to granting of pardons,
etc.. 1874 16247, 16269
Message rel. to Jackson statue, 1876.
16419
Mos.snare rel. to James river & Kan-
awlia CO., 1876 16435
Mes.s.apre rel. to release of defaulting
tax collectors, 1874 16235
Message rel. to text-books, 1876..
16431
Oyster industry and Maryland bound-
ary, 1874 16210
Pardons, 1874 16141
Pardons. 1876 16420
Proceed I nsTS of a conference with Va.
creditors. 1874 16240, 16258
Proclamation rel. to occupation of
Petersburg by federal troops, 1876.
16416. 16437a
Report on immigration, 1875 ..16348
Speaker. 1861 14862
Veto messape rel. to bill providing
for conimi.>iaioners. 1874 .... 16254
Veto mes.«aee rel. to town of Van
nurensville or Orkney, 1874.. 16234
Veto me.«sncres. 1874 16134. 16159
Kemper. Lieut. Col. John. Trial of.
J8'l 9366
Kemper v. Hawkins 7790
Kemnsvile canal co. Reports, 1859-
1861. 1872 21839
Kendall bank note co. Message of gov-
ernor rel. to. 1887 17578
Report of committee rel. to, 1887..
17584
Report of committee rel. to destruc-
tion of plates and bonds, 1887...
17555
Report rel. to bonds. 1885 ITSiiO
State bonds printed by, 1885 17399
Kenna. Edward. James river and Knn-
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Report. 1855 14211
Kennedy. John P. Calendar of tran-
scripts. 1905 19371. 19412
Journals of the house of burgesses,
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19673
Journals of house of burgesses, 1766-
1769 19549
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Journals of the house of burgesses,
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Report rel. to transcripts, 1905 —
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The University abiaze !..!.. I! 18405
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Kent. Henry Thompson. By Jas. A.
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Speech, 1905 19430
Thomas Jefferson and the Louisiana
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Wm. L. Wilson, 1894 18234
Kent. Horace L. Report on banks,
1870 1574S
Kent, James 18574
Kent. R. C 18294. 1«521
Kentucky. Act. 1788 7631
Act. 1789 7672
Act . . . expeditions against Indians,
1787 7570
Act making state. 1787 7571
Acts, 1786 7514
Acts rel. to Loisville. 1823 952J
Acts rel. to Louisville. 1839 11546
Bill for construction of road to, 1846.
12833
Boundaries. 1846 12789
Communication from commissioner
.to. 1822 9398
Defence of. 1781 730J
Gov. Scon's objections to occupving
claimant's Taw. 1821 9336
Independent government In. 1785..
7448
Laws rel. to land titles. 1802 807T
Leifirh's speech on military land
claims. 1822 944*
Letter of commissioners from, 1821
9348
Letter of commissioners rel. to com-
pact with Va., 1821 9S34
Letter of povernor rel. to compact
bewfeen Va. and Ky.. 1822 937J
Military land claims, 1825 96.'>8
Military lands. 1821 9336. 9338
Military lands. 1824 9568
Petitions from, 1769-1792 7767
Report and resolutions rel. to mili-
tary lands In. 1821 9358
Resolutions. 1861 1478*
Resolutions of 1798 rel. to state
rirhts. 1820 9218
Resolutions on abolition of slavery,
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Resolutions on propositions of com-
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Resolutions rel. to amendment or
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Resolutions rel. to currency, etc.,
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Resolutions rel. to public lands, 1840.
11561
Rules, 1881 16871
Resolutions rel. to revolutionary sol-
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Resolutions rel. to survey of railroad
from Lexington to mouth of Big
Sandy, 1839 11311
Resolutions rel. to U. S. constitution,
1844 12332
Survey of military lands, 1825.. 9624
Kentucky institution for the deaf and
dumb. D. W. C. Mitchell's letter,
Jan. 1, 1826 9688
Report, 1825 9640
System of education in, 1825.... 9665
Kentuclcy line and Richlands road. Re-
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Kentucky resolutions of 1798
7921-7944
In Eliot's Debates 7592
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21031
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Keysvllle and Christiansville plank-
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Kidwell. Z. Berryville & Charlestown
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Kilby, John R 13418
Kilgro. J. E. Election of, 1887... 17622
Klmpton case. By Richard B. Tun-
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King and Queen co. Election of A. R.
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Election of John Lumpkin and W. B.
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Ells-lbillty of John Lyne, 1786... 7492
Oarnetfs address, 1819 9156a
Letter of R. S. Garnett to freehold-
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Report on eligibility of H. R. Pol-
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King George co. Charges against
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Insolvent taxes, 1881 16993,
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Removal of Judge F. C. S. Hunter,
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King William "county, 'case'of H. I.
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17263
Election of H. Anderson 17078
Election of T. J. Christian and J. H.
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Election of Morgan Treat, 1901
18976, 18977, 18978
Election of Andrew Nelson and
Roger Gregory, 1879 16747
Garnett's address, 1819 9156a
King William resolutions. 1849.13271
Letter of R. S. Garnett to freehold-
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Proceedings of meeting rel. to B. B.
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King William telephone and telegraph
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In memory of. By Edwin Mims, 1911.
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Commissioner of agriculture. 1901.
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Hand-book of Va.. 1909 19983
Hand-book of Va., 1910 20191
Hand-book of Va.. 1911 20345
Hand-book of Va.. 1916 21186
Hog cholera. 1910 20168
Report on chemistry. "95.^.^.^.. ...^^
Report. 1899 1|"5
Report. 1900 }llll
Report. 1901 l|f||
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gSSoJt; 1906 ::::: moo. mis
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Kepori. laii nnjQK ^nKsa
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Election of, 1848 1306^
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Act for protection of, 190S.....19Z3'*
LAbor. Arbitration and conciliation,
1903
19197
Bills aftectlng, 1900 1|781
Cost of. 1893 ..•■•■• J|li?
Decisions rel. to, 1899 18727
Decisions rel. to, 1901 18898
Decisions rel. to, 1902 19126
Decisions rel. to, 1908 19197
Decisions rel. to. 1904 19283
Decisions rel. to, 1906 19369
Decisions rel. to. 1906 19601
Decisions rel. to. 1908 19810
Decisions rel. to. 1909 19940
Decisions rel. to. 1910 20146
Decisions rel. to. 1911 20297
Laws rel. to. 1899 18727
Laws rel. to. 1901 18898
Laws rel to. 1902 19126
Laws rel. to. 1903 19197
Laws rel. to, 1904 1928«
Laws rel. to. 1906 19601
Laws rel. to, 1908 19810
Laws rel. to, 1909 19940
T.nwH ret to 1911 20297
llZl rel. to, 1912 20496, 20593
Laws rel. to, 1913 20658
Laws rel. to! 1914 20877
Laws rel. to. 1915 ■.•■••• Jlllj
Laws of other states. 1901 18898
Laws of other states, 1908 1'l*!
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Report on organizations, 1907.. 19636
Report on organizations, 1909.. 19940
Report on organizations, 1910.. 20146
Labor and Industrial statistics. Bureau
of. Report, 1899 18727
Report,- 1900 18781
Report, 1901 18898
Report, 1902 19126
Report, 1903 19197
Report. 1904 19288
Report, 1906 • 19369
Report, 1906 19501
Report. 1907 19636
Labor and industrial statistics. — Oont.
Report, 1908 1981»
Report, 1909 1994»
Report, 1910 2«14«
Report, 1911 2029?
Report. 1912 20498
Report. 1913 20«6»
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Labor and supply lien statute. Case of
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Judge
17231, 17232. 17326. 17623. 17486.
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Ladies' association of Richmond. .14442
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La4ies' Mount Vernon association. Re-
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Busts of. 1784 7416, 743*
Letter to house oi del., 1824 964*
Resolutions thanking, 1781 ....730*
To present bust of 731*
Visit to general assembly, 1824....
9608. 96»»
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Editor, 1888 17247
Editor. 1884 1788*
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John B. Minor 18399, 18469
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Lambeth, S. S. Election of, 1902. 1904*
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Lancaster county. BUI rel. to schools
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Bill to incorporate trustees of elebe
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Election of John C. Swell, 1869...
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Establishment of free schools in,
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Oyster records, 1894 18221
Lancasterlan schools 9362a
Land office. Act, 1791 7730
Bill rel. to, 1817 8998
Bill rel. to, 1818 9064
Catalog of books & papers in, 1822.
9387
Communication rel. to cost of free
labor about capltol, 1887 17664
Communication rel. to Lee statue,
1902 19065
Communication rel. to lots owned by
state in city of Richmond, 1881.
16892
Documents rel. to, 1819 9118
Emoluments of, 1784 7415
EstablishinK. 1779 7146
Failure of registrar to pay fees, 1819.
9102
Fees received, 1804 8136
Oovernor's communication rel. to,
1887 17648
Governor's letter rel. to, 1887 . .17619
Governor's message. 1887 17616
Letter from register rel. to military
land warrants. 1821 9316
Letter rel. to escheators, 1821... 9315
List of officers in, 1852 13779
Report of com. on, 1794 7800
Report of com. on, 1795 7821
Report of com. on, 1797 78BS
Report of com. on, 1801 8018
Report of com. on, 1804 8121
Report of com. on, 1805 8147
Report of com. on, 1806 8169
Report of com. on. 1807 8832
Report of com. on, 1808.... 8S7S, 8273
Report of com. on, 1809 8337
Report of com. on, 1810 8393
Report of com. on, 1811 8461
Report of com. oii, 1812 8521
Report of com. on, 1813 8642
Report of com. on. 1814 8694
Report of com. on, 1815 8777
Report of com. on, 1816 |8883
Report of com. on, 1817 8962
Report of com. on, 1818 9024
Report of com. on, 1819 9097
Report of com. on, 1820 920S
Report of com. on, 1821 9294
Report of com. on, 1822 9407
Report of com. on, 1828 9449
Report of com. on, 1824 9S40
Report of com. on, 1825 9C21
Report of com. on, 1826.... 97X1, 976S
Report of com. on, 1827 9801
Report of com. on, 1828 9902
Report of com. on, 1129 10007
Report of com. on. 1810 1917}
Land office.— Cont.
Report of com. on. 1831 10294
Report of com. on, 1832 10440
Report of com. on, 1833 10646
Report of com. on, 1834 10698
Report of com. on, 1835 10807
Report of com. on, 1836 10934
Report of com. on, 1838 11107
Report of com. on, 1839 11259
Report of com. on, 1840 11555
Report of com. on, 1841 11736
Report of com. on, 1842 11952
Report of com. on, 1843 12168
Report of com. on, 1844 12324
Report of com. on, 1845 12508
Report of com. on, 1846 12734
Report of com. on, 1848 13068
Report of com. on, 1849.. 13250, 13294
Report of com. on, 1850 13361
Report of com. on, 1852.. 13574, 13587
Report of com. on, 1853 13885
Report of com. on, 1855.. 14049, 14062
Report of com. on, 1857.. 14243, 14291
Report of com. on, 1859 14509
Report of com. on, 1861 14908
Report of com. on, 1864 15352
Report of com. on, 1865 16412
Report of com. on, 1866 15432
Report of com. on, 1887.. 17652, 17668
Report of com. on, 1891 17959
Report of com. on, 1893 18128
Report of com. on, 1906 19490
Report of com. on, 1916 21378
Report of register, 1801 8051
Report on military land bounty and
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Report on military land warrants,
1842 11996
Report rei. to land warrants, 1852.
13697
Statement of register of, 1848.. 13131
Statement rel. to patents issued,
1840-1850 j^.. 1J490
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West Virsrlnia, 1891 17953
lAnd grant. By congress for agricul-
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Land scrip. Sale of, 18T3 16028
Land titles. Acts rel. to, 1802 8077
Bin rel. to, 1827 9847
Bill rel. to. 1836 IIOIS
Bill rel. to, 1839 11479
By John A. Hutchinson, 1887... 17607
Kentucky laws, 1802 8077
North Carolina, 1781 7283, 7289
Report on. 1827 9848
Resolutions to N. C, 1780 7217
Western. Bill rel. to, 1848 1224B
Western. Report of com. on, 1850.
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Letter from governor ral. to, 1862.
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Report on, 1852 18811
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Report rel. to satisfaction of, 1862.
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Report on, 1862 1S69S
Resolutions, 1860 1S468
Resolutions reL to, 1862 18782
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Lands. Acreage and assessment by
counties, 1889 17782
Act, 1787 7549
Act rel. to reassessment, 1873.. 16108
Act rel. to taxes on, 1811 8497
Act rel. to taxes on, 1815 8859
Act rel. to taxes on, 1816 8936
Amount of arrearages of taxes paid,
1831 10327
Assessment of, 1838 11185
Assessment of, by railroad compa-
nies 16861
Auditor's statement rel. to reassess-
ment, 1875 X6354
Bill, 1791 7731
Bill for equalizing: tax, 1816 8932
Bill rel. to drainage of, 1839 11477
Bill rel. to draining of, 1842
12055, 12061
Bill rel. to partition of. 1828 _
9966, 9967
BUI rel. to reassessment of, 1838...
11211, 11212
Bill rel. to recovery west of Alle-
glianies, 1846 12868
Bill rel. to sale of, 1802 8078
Bill rel. to sale of, 1823 9600
Bill rel. to taxation, 1839.11520, 11521
Bill rel. to taxes on, 1812.. 8573, 8574,
8575, 8576
Bill rel. to taxes on, 1815 8858
Bill rel. to taxes on, 1816 8934
Bill rel. to titles of, 1817 8999
Bill rel. to titles, 1838 11193.
11195, 11229. 11230
BUI rel. to titles of. 1839 11452
BiU rel. to western, 1845 12621
Ceded by Va. to the U. S., 1883.17182
Cost of T^ublishlng lists, 1831.. 10327
Disposition of lanu by will In Eng-
land. By Edwin Maxey, 1905.19328
Enclosed. By Waller S. Poage, 1897.
18454
Escheated. Bill rel. to, 1831. .. .10346
Fairfax lands, 1796 7843
Forfeited. Bill rel. to, 1830
10234, 10242
Forfeited. Bill rel. to, 1840 11659
Forfeited. Bill rel. to, 1842 12024
Forfeited. Bill to release right to,
1839 11495
Forfeited. Harlow's acts, etc., rel.
to. 1877 16594
Forfeiture for taxes, 1809 8372
Grant to G. R. Clark 7216
Grants. Manner of obtaining, 1803 . .
8106
Grants, manuscript. Asked for, by
West Virginia, 1891 17953
Greenbrier company 7371
Improvement of, 1880 16857
Improvement of, 1881 16956
In Kentucky. Compact between Va.
and Ky 9334
Lapsed. Petitions for 8107
Laws, 1800 7989
Laws. 1809 8372
Land offlce, 1779 7146
Laws, reform of. By Eugene C.
Massie. 1905 19410
Laws rel. to forfeiture, 1810.... 8428
Loyal company 7371
Northwest territory, 1780 7238,
7253, 7254
Northwest territory, 1785 7471
Our land laws again. By Robert W.
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Lands. — Cont.
Possession of land without recorded
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Preemption of lands from Indians.
712*
Purchased in auditor's name, 1902.
19084
Reassessments of, 1839 11442
Redemption of, 1895 1834J
Redemption oif, 1907 1969«
Revenue from, 1806.. 8252a
Revenue from tax on, 1814
8796 8797
Sale for taxes, 1806 .' 821*
Sale of, for judgments, 1821 9318
Sale of judgment, 1823 9479
Sale of, for non-payment of taxes.
1826 97«*
Series of laws reL to, 1819
9137, 9138
Statement of value, 1839 11446
Statement rel. to acreage and value.
1893 18091
Tax, 1830, 1840, 1848 13489
Tax on, 1804 8136
Tax. Act rel. to equalizing, 1816.
8933
Taxes on. Mercer's res., 1829/30.
10110
Tenure, 1808 8106
Title of land sold for delinquent
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19555
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To return plats, 1791 7739
Unoccupied, 1808 8288
Value of, 1839 11449
Value of. Statement rel. to, 1850..
13494, 13499
Value of, 1876 16464
Vested in literary fund. 1832... 10532
Veto message rel. to reassessment of.
1872 16018
Waste, 1808 8288
Lands, bounty. 1783 7358
Act, 1783 7380
Act 1784 7406
Act, 1787 7549
Claims for, 1836 10824
Claims, 1860 14622
Communication of governor rel. to.
1855 1416<
Correspondence rel. to, 1830. .. .10209
For soldiers of war of 1812 13565
In Kentucky, 1820 9214
Laws. 1815 8828
List of claims, 1830-1850 13357
List of claims for, 1834 10748
List of soldiers, etc., who have not
received, 1834 10754, 10756
Lists of ofHcers, 1833. .. .10622, 10623
Notice, 1784 7404
Notice, Feb. 12, 1787 7548
Opinion of attorney-general rel. to,
1834 10758
Report of land offlce on, 1830.. 10208
Report of land offlce, 1842 1199S
Renort on claims for, 1827 987*
Report rel. to recipients of, 1839..
Resolution rel. to, 1827 9817
Resolutions rel. to, 1844 12352
Resolutions rel. to appropriation for.
„1839 11530
Resolutions rel. to claims on, 1845.
12699
Revolutionary officers entitled to.
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1831 10316
Act and amendments rel. to redemp-
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Act rel. to, 1831 10386. 10401
Auditor's circular rel. to, 1832.10529
Bill rel. to, 1831 10346, 10356.
103B2, 10363
Bill rel. to, 1840 11630, 11659
Bill, 1841 11834
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Bill rel. to. 1844 12448
Bills, 1830 10234, 10242
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Legrlslation rel. to. By M. P. Buries,
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List, 1831 10102
List of, 1834 10786, 10787
Sale of. 1844 12351
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Ohio, 1828 9912
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Resolution ret. to, 1810 8373
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11926
Resolutions rel. to warrants for.
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Lands, public. Amount due Va. from
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Amount received from sale of U. S.,
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Appropriation of for educational
purposes. 1821 9312
Appropriation for school support.
1821 . 9306
Distribution ot, '1853 '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.".*.' 13963
For education, 1873 16093
Handbill rel. to sale of. 1811 8500
Massachusetts resolutions rel. to,
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Proceeds from, 1843 12177
Report of committee on, 1839.. 11257.
11277, 11354
Report of Wyndham Robertson, 1839.
11434
Report rel. to proceeds of sales of.
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Resolutions, 1852 13658
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11773
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Resolutions of Arltansas and Con-
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Resolutions of New Jersey rel. to,
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Re.'solutlons of New York & Connec-
ticut rel. to, 1840 11553, 11561
Resolutions of Pa. rel. to sale of,
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Resolutions of Pa. rel. to, 1810.11603
Resolutions of South Carolina rel. to
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Rosolutions rel. to, 1835 10832
Resolutions rel. to, 1840 11550
Rfi-BOlutions rel. to, 1841 11742a
Resolutions rel. to, 1842 11961
Resolutions rel. to, 1852 13831
Resolutions rel. to fund from sale of.
1850 13418
Resolution rel. to funds from sale of,
1842 12003
Resolutions rel. tb proceeds of, 1852.
13825
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Virginia's portion, 1844 12466
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Lathyrus sllvestrls 18052
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Report of committee rel. to, 1842..
12008
Latin In the hle-h school. By Thos.
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Latin and Its teachers in th" early
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Distinctions between law and equity.
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English practice act l??^?
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Minor's Institutes, v. 1, 4th ed., rev.
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Minor's Inst.tutes, v. 2, 4th ed.. 1892.
18036
Minor's institutes, ▼. 4. Part 1. 3d
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Minor's institutes, v. 8, pt. 1. 2d ed..
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Minor's inatitutes, v. 1, 1876 16401
Minor's institutes, v. 2, 1876 ...1640S
Minor's institutes, v. 2, 1877... 16608
Minor's ln8tlt;utes, v. 4. 1878 16729
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Notes to V. 1 of Minor's institutes.
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Robinson's practice, v. 3, 1858.. 14431
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16861
Virginia law Journal, T, 6, 1881 . . .
16971
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17061
Virginia law Journal, v. 7, 1883...
1724T
Virginia law Journal, v. 8. 1884...
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Virginia law journal, t. 9, 1885...
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Virginia law Journal, v. 11. 1887 . .
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Ijetter reL to, 1904 19268
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11298
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U&w reporting 18399
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Ust of members of house of del.,
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Lilst of members. 1897 18485
List of members, 1899 18667
Report, 1897 18531
Report, 1899 18700
Report as librarian, 1896.18310, 18334
The word "survivor" in wills. . .19866
liawrencevlUe and western railway co.
Reports. 1905. 1906 21843
Caws. Account of editions of laws of
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Act rel. to arrangement and citation
of, 1889 17851
Acts rel. to publication of, 1819.. 9136
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Collection, 1785 7461
Constitutional provision as to titles to
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Distribution of, 1787 '672
Klvction, 1890 17895
Election, 1892 18033
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Pollard's code biennial, 1906 19511
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Pollard's collection of, 1894 18209
Pollard's collection of, 1904 19294
Pollard's supplement to code, etc.,
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Accounts, 1846 12514, 12677
Accounts, 1846 12737, 12908
Accounts, 1847 12949, 12968
Accounts, 1848 13071
Accounts, 1849 13249, 13261
•Accounts, 1850 13373
Communication rel. to loan to the
.st-ite, 1842 11983
Report, 1842 11963
Report, 1843 12179
Report, 1844 12334
Report, 1846 12519
Report, 1846 12745
Report, 1847 12982
Report, 1848 13116
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Lawson, John W. Election of. 1883 . .
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Report, 1860 13408
Report, 1852 13645
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Irvine. 1901 18804
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Richmond city. Reminiscences of the
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Tax on Income 19410
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Report on eligibility of 7444
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Lee. Blewett. Disappointed democracy,
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Speech. 1906 19430
Lee, Charles. Book owned by 7461
Defence of alien laws, 1798 7930
Lee, Fltzhugh. Communication rel. to
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Communication rel. to pardons, 1885.
17403
Communication rel. . td register of
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Communication rel. to vacancy in
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Communication rel. to Va. and N. C.
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Letter, 1897 18510
Letter rel. to correspondence with
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1887 1766
Letter rel. to death of Wyndham
Robertson, 1887 17657
Letter rel. to foreign bondholders,
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Letter rel. to land office, 1887.. 17619
List of pardons, 1885 17365, 17402
List of pardons, 1887 ....17643, 1TG84
Message, 188S 1735'?, I7:)B7
Message, 1887 17542, 17567
17616, 17646
Message, 1889 17766, 17792
Messaere rel. to death of ex-governor
William Smith, 1887 17583
Mes.«age rel. to foreign bondholders,
1887 17574
Message rel. to removal of members
of boards of state institutions, etc.,
1887 17578
Message rel. to roads In Accomac
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Pay of counsel for state, 1885.. 17369
Proclamation, 1887 17566
Pr'^'-'amation convening assembly,
1887 17541
Veto message. 1887 17634, 17651
Veto mes.sage, 1888 17625
Va. normal and collegiate Institute,
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Lee. George Hay 11748
Judge
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Lee, H. L. Act to pension, 1893,.. 18074
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Report, 1840 11594
Report, 1842 11994
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Speaker, Mar. 1781 72a4
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t.ee centennial addresses, 1907.. 19707
Letter of governor announcing death.
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]L>etter rel. to president of senate, 1870.
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Message of governor rel. to death of,
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Portrait by John A. Elder, 1870...
15II29
Report of statue commission, 1914.
20864
Report rel. to funeral of. 1870 —
15695, 157S4
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Res. rel. to, 1862 1Sft6»
Siever's monument of, 1910 20134
Statue of 1902 19056, 19085
Judge Tyler's address'on, 1911.. 20417
Lee. Thomas J 146S7, 1463S
Md. boundary. 1859 14474
Lee, Thomas Ludwell 74«0
Lee, W. McDonald. Report, 1906.. 19508
Report, 1907 19644
Report, 1908 19817
Report, 1909 .• 19948
Report, 1910 201a6
Report, 1911 ?OSoB
PoiArt. 1«.2 20506
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Letter rel. to, 1899 18694
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Report, 1895 1«!«02
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Report, 1897 IH'IRJ
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Report, 1899 18688, 18710, 18734
Report, 1900 18797
Report. IPOl 18918
Report, 1902 19144
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Report, 1904 19310
Report, 1905 19331
Report, 1906 19523
Report. 1907 ISS"*
Report, 1908 19836
Report, 1909 19966
Report, 1910 20ir5
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Report. 1912 205j9
Report. 1913 20699
Report, 1914 20926
Report, 1915 21169
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L>ee camp no. 1. Resolutions rel. to
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Liee county. Election of Charles E.
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Delinquent lands in. 1834 10787
Lands vested in literary fund, 1832.
10.133
Insolvent taxes, 1881 16996,
16997, 16998
Report rel. to )all of, 1885 17423
Ijee monument. Governor's message
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Governor's message rel. to, 1895
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lieo monument fund. Reference to. in
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Leech, W. F. B. Election of, 1881.16875
Leeds' Manor turnpike co. Reports.
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Leesburg and Snickers Gap turnpike
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Reports, 1832-1861 21590
Leesburgr Imprints. Sower, B. W.,
1822 9445
Leesburg turnpike co. Report, 1820.
9222
Report, 1821 9Si!l
Peport, 1822 9408
Report, 1823 94S2
Renort, 1824 9.';70
Ppoort, IS'B 9645
Penort. 1«?6 9748
Reports. 1818-1861 21591
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Leftwich. Joel 85if2
lyCKal proceedlnirs. Bill rel. to sus-
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17622
Leeionnry corps. 1782 7324
Legislation. Bpfects In legislation.
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Loose methods of legislation. By
P M. Hughes. 1901 18804
Lep-lslntlon In Va.. 1914. By Lewis
M'ohen. 1915 212^^
Len-'slatlon In Va.. 1915. By Lewis
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Le"'«1atlon since the code of 1887.
1897 18574
Leglsintive committee, const, conven-
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Am<>nd»"ent proposed to resolutions
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Legislative committee, const, conven-
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Report 10095. 10132
Legl.slatlve committee. Report of Joint,
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Legislative dept. of Va. Expei^ses of.
in 1860 and 1875 compared. . .16546
Minority report of committee on.
1901 189/4
Proposition rel. to. 1829 10127
Report of committee 'on. 1850
13532. 13534. 13549
Report of committee on, 1867.. 15640
Report of committee on, 1901....
18985, 18986. 18987. 19001
Legislative departments in state. lOloS
Legislative records. Report rel. to re-
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Legislative reference bureau. Extracts
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Game laws. 1916 21423
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2129$
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Legislation In Va.. 1915 2122C
Liquor laws.. 1916 21444
Messages of governors 21288
Tax commissions of certain states.
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Tax systems of states. 1915 ...71291
Taxation as affecting municipality.
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Workmen's compensation laws. 1916.
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Legislative telegraph. Samuel Huff-
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Le Qras. Col 7211
Legumes. 1901 18896
1902 19122
Legumes and the hay crop 21154
Legumes and non-legumes. By W.
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Physiological study of lep-ume bac-
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20641
Leigh. B. W. Calculation by Mr. Mar-
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Commissioner from Va. to S. C. 1832.
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Communication rel. to expunging
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Communication rel. to Ky.. 182''. 9398
Correspondence rel. to state rights,
1832 10189
Election of. 1830 10172
Hall's Index to reports of, 1835...
10906
Instruction of senators, 1811
8466. 8467
Letter rel. to abolition of slavery,
1831 10424
Letter relative to expunging a reso-
lution from Journal of XT. S. sennte,
1835 10893
Letter rel. to resignation of, 1836.
lin'>3
Letter rel. to revision of Isws. 1817.
8944. 8979
Letter on Va. law of descents to
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Lietter to general assembly, 1836..
11060
14581
Letters rel. to South Carolina con-
vention. 1833 10582
Letter to governor of South Carolina.
Maryland boundary 16089
Proposed amendment to resolution of
legislative committee, 1829... 10113
Proposition rel. to house of uel.. 1829.
10126. 10136
Report of cases, v. 1, 1829 10061
Reports of cases, v. 1, 2d ed., 1829.
10062
Reports of cases, v. 2, 1830 10266
Reports of cases, v. 2, 1830, 2d ed.
10267
Reports of cases, v. 3, 1831. 2d ed.
10394
Reports of cases, v. 4. 1832... .10526
Reports of cases, v. 4, 2d ed.. 1832.
10627
Reports, v. 1, 2, 3, & 4, 1829-1834..
10067
Reports of cases, v. 6, 1833 ...10682
Reports of cases, v. 6, 1833, 2d ed.
106S8
Reports of cases, t. 6, 1836.... 10904
Reports of cases, v. 6, 2d ed.. 1835.
10905
Reports of cases, t. 7, 1836. ...11047
Reports of cases, v. 8, 1839
11049, 11050
ReporU. V. 6, 6, 7, & 8, 1834-1837..
10684
Reports of cases, v. 9, 1837.... 11096
Reports of cases, v. 9, 24 ed., 1837.
11096
Reports oi cases, v. 10, 1839. .. .11531
Reports of cases, v. 10, 2d ed., 1839.
11532
Reports of cases, v. 11, 1840 11707
Reports of cases, v. 11, 2d ed., 1840.
11708
Reports, v. 12, 1844 11928
Reports of cases, v. 12, 2d ed., 1844.
11927
ReporU, V. 9, 10, 11 & 12, 1837-1841.
Hlchle ed 11097
Report of com. on letter of, 1836..
10948
Resolutions rel. to resignation of,
1836 11033, 11044
Revlsor of code, 1819 9141
Speech on military land claims. May
17, 1822 9444
Lielgrh, Egbert O., jr. Assessment of
railway rolUngr stock, 1904... 19347
I/elgrh, William. Judgre 10397,
10626, 10683, 10904, 11047, 11049,
11096, 11531, 11707, 12140, 12110,
12488, 12700, 12923, 13045, 13202,
13341, 13471. 1S56S
Leigh, Judge William. By William
Leigh, 1897 18464
Loiter, L. Z. Library of 14840,
14844. 14847. 14851, 15539
Leland, E. R. Correspondence on state
debt, 1878 16678
Laemmon, Jonathan. Communication
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Lemmon case. Letter of governor rel.
to, 1852 18746, 18767
Report on, 1862 1S847
t/eptfnotarsa decemlinaata (Say) ....
21168, 21161
tre Rot steamboat co. Reports. 1907,
1*08 21844
Le Sueur, L. B. Election of, 1897.18S18
Letart Falls and We»t Columbia turn-
pike CO. Reports, 1865-1860. .21SM
Letcher, John. Address at V. M. I..
1866 15564
Amendment to report on executive
dept., 1850 13539
CommuDication from Arkansas, 1861.
1477J
Communication rel. to adjutant-gen-
eral, 1859 14604
Communication reL to auditing
board. 1861 14977
Communication rel. to clerk in office '
of adjutant-general, 1861 14964
Communication rel. to commissioner
from Mississippi, 1859 14613
Communication rel. to commissioners
from South Carolina & Mississippi.
18t>"l 14760
Communication rel. to completion of
railroads, 1861 1496C
Communication rel. to conference in
Washington, 1861 14770
Communication rel. to Barclay Cop-
poc, 1859 14598
Communication rel. to Barclay Cop-
poc, 1860 14494
Communication rel to defences, 1861.
14901
Communication rel. to extension of
session, 1860 14514
Communication rel. to federal rela-
tions, 1860 14499, 14503
Communication reL to fire at Di-
brell's warehouse, 1861 14876
Communication rel. to fugitives from
Justice, 1860 14&16
Communication rel. to Oeorgia docu-
ments, 1861 14961
Communication rel. to Georgia reso-
lutions. 1861 14886
Communication rel. to governor's
aides, 1861 14804
Communication rel. to Harper's
Ferry. I860 14486
Communication reL to invitation to
visit Boston, 1..60 14493
Communication rel. to manufacture
of gunpowder, 1861 14802
Communication rel. to militia, 1861.
147CC
Communication rel. to movement of
troops, 1861 14800
Communication rel. to nomination of
A. Beckley as colonel, 1861 ..1480T
Communication rel. to nomination of
colonels of volunteers 1861 .
14807, 14808, 1480*
Communication rel. to Norfolk situ-
ation, 1861 14*81
Communication rel. to officers of
provisional army, 1861 1478S
Communication reL to officers of Va.
navy, 1861 147S1
Communication rel. to paymaster
generaL 1861 14*7*
Communication rel. to Piedm6nt rail-
road company, 1861 14*7*
Communication rel. to public debt,
1861 147li
Communication rel. to purchaae ta
Hollywood cemetery, 1861 14*7*
Communication reL to railroad cob-
nections, 1861 14S0S
Communicatlona reL to railroada,
1861 IWt
Communication reL to reprieves, par-
dons, etc 1S61 14880, 1(M0
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Z^etcher, John. — Cont.
Communication rel. to resolution of
congress, 1861 14971
Communication rel. to resolutions of
railroad convention, 1861. .. .14910
Communication rel. to secession,
I860 14478
Communication rel. to senatorial va-
cancies, 1861 14877
Communication rel. to Southern con-
vention, 1860 14599
Communication rel. to P. B. Starke,
1859 14600
Communication rel. to P. B. Starke,
1860 14516
Communication rel. to state arms,
1861 14897
Communication rel. to atate arms,
186S 15052
Communication rel. to Stevens &
Hazlett, 1859 14619
Communication rel. to stores, etc., at
Harper's Ferry, 1861 14801
Communication rel. to Tennessee
cotton, 1861 14957
Communication rel. to Tennessee
resolutions, 1861 14879
Communication rel to term of service
of volunteer forces of Virginia,
1861 14810
Communication rel. to P. L. Thomas,
_ 1861 14805
Communication rel. to vessels em-
ployed by Va., 1861 14806
Communication rel. to Va. & Md.
boundary, 1860 144(6
Communication rel. to Va. & Tenn.
boundaries, 1859 14603
Communication rel. to Va. & Tenn.
boundary, 1860 14500
Communication rel. to Va. state line,
_1868 15049
Communication transmitting com-
munication from secretary of war,
„ 1861 14810a
Communication transmlttingr ordi-
nances, 1861 14784
Georgia salt supply, 1863 16153
Inaugural message, 1860 14560
Letter from, 1868 .-. 16116, 15127
Lietter from, 1875 16S48
Letter announcing death of John
Tyler, 1861 14873
L«tter rel. to conscription, 1862.15036
Letter rel. to debates of convention
of 1850-61 14610
Letter rel. to fugitives from justice.
, I860 14614
Letter rel. to militia, 1861 14710
Letters rel. to mllltia, 1862 15069
Letter rel. to penitentiary, 1862.16014
Letter to president of U. 8., 1863.
...» 1"0*
Message, 1860 14474
Messajres, 1861 14699, 14703,
14869, 14872, 14920, 14921, 1498i
Messages, 1861-1863 15101
Messages, 1862... .15016, 15019, 15024,
.... 15026, 15033, 1507^
Messages, 186$ 16082, 16119, 16122,
16130. 16143, 15183,
16185, 15213, 16214
Message rel. to preparations for de-
fense of Va., 1861 14794, 14795
Message rel. to commissioner from
Mississippi, 1869 14608
Message rel. to -eneral assembly,
1869 14612
Message rel. to property taken from
Letcher, John. — Cont.
U. S. navy yard, Gosport, 1861..
14791
Nevir Tork resolutions, 1861 14698
Nomination of brigadier generalsi
1861 14781
Of&cers in U. S. army and navy, 1863.
1619>
Ordnance department, 1861.... 147;tt
Proclamation, 1861 14692, 14701
Proclamation rel. to army, 1862.15098
Proclamation rel. to ordinance of
secession, 1861 15001
Proclamation rel. to northwest Vir-
ginia, 1861 14921
Proclamations, 1862 15008, 15017,
15023 16066, 15103. 15108, 15121
Removal of machinery from armory,
1863 16194
Reprieves and pardons, 1861. . ..14709
Reprieves and pardons, 1863
16045, 15230
Report on communication rel. to ex-
emptions, 1861 14911
Resolution rel. to death of, 1883...
17"»
Slaves working on fortlflcationa,
„1863 16267
Tax on tobacco, 1863 15139
Votes for, 1869 14449
Letcher, Samuel Houston. By Chas.
Curry, 1916 21239
Levi, Leo N. By E. N. Calisch 19349
By R. G. Davies 21027
Lewellen, J. W. ^.overnor's message.
1865 i5f7j
Lewis, Charles H. Report, 1865.. 16439
Lewis, E. D. L. Adoption of state con-
stitutions in U. 8., 1902 19162
Lewis, George W. Election of, 1845..
T . T, T X, 12678, 12693
Lewis, H. I. Report on case of, 1884.
17263
Lewis, John. Comparative etymology,
1913 ..................... 20784
^^'"\%-J?h^ ^- President of senate,
1869/70 16700
President of senate. 1883 1713J
President of senate, 1884 17282
President of senate, 1885 17378
Statement on Baldwin's interview
with Lincoln, 1861 14841
Lewis. John T. Report, 1916 31370
Lewis, Lunsford L. Judge
JS?Sf*' 115^' 1T*»2, 17326, 17486.
17486a, 17623. 17713, 17714 17746
17862 17887; 1799i. 1802f 1816*
Judge John Tayloe Lomax, 1897...
Judge wnitam J. Robertson, 1901..
Lewis, Virgil A. How West Virginia
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Lewis, William. Commissioner on riv-
ers. 1828 t93«
Report on certain rivers. 1812... 8620
River commissioner, 1816
Lewis and Peck. lessees Tazewell' street
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Lewis Brooks museum. Address on
mans age in the world, 1878.. 16731
Lewis county. Bill rel. to forming
new county from, 1842 12031
Bill rel. to partition of. 1841 1182T
Bill rel. to partition of, 1844
DelinQuent lands In. 1834 ".*.?.'.io7«?
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Bulletin Virginia State Library
L/ewls county. — Cont. _ ,
Elections contested, 1823 9461
Notes of N. W. bank of Va.. 1841..
11813
Petition, 1861 22149
Proposed lormation of new county
from. 1850 13445
Lewis ferry co.. Inc. Report, 1910...
21846
Lewis Town Creelt. Canals to, from
Chesapeake bay, 1830 10180
Lewisburg. Court of appeals, 1844..
12432
Petition from convention at, rel. to
James river and Kanawha Im-
provement. 1844 12338
Lewisbur? and Blue Sulphur Springs
turnpike co. Reports, 1838-1840. ■
21593
LewisburK and Huntersvllle turnpike
CO. Reports. 1855 21570
Lewisburgr convention, 1831. Memorial
rel. to internal improvement...
10318
Lewisburg convention, 1842. Letter of
Gov. McDowell, 1842 12100
Proceedings 11989
Lewiston plank road co. Reports, 1854-
1859 21594
Lexington. Arsenal, 1824 9538, 9562
Arsenal. 1838 11116
Arsenal, 1844 12359
Conversion of arsenal into military
.school. 1836 10979
City of Lexington vs. V. M. I., 1857.
14330
Fish hatching-house. 1875 16386
Reports of Virginia military insti-
tute. 1883-1914 22097
School convention at, 1841 11778
Lexington, Ky. Resolutions of Ky. rel.
to road from, to mouth of the Big
Sandy, 1839 11311
Lexington and Covington turnpike co.
Reports. 1832-1850 21595
Liability. Contracts limiting carrier's
liability. By Wm. H. Werth, 1903.
19235
For accidents. By John P. Kelly,
1881 16971
Of a guarantor. By J. Baldwin Ran-
son. 1897 18454
Of carrier to employee. By John T.
Harris. 1906 19556
Of carrier for negligent Injury to
free passengers. By S. S. Lambeth,
Jr., 1902 19162
Of directors and officers of financial
in.ititutions. By J. Hector McNeal,
190.-. 19328
Of owner or employer. By Geo. E.
Cas.oel. 1897 18454
Of public corporations. By J. Pres-
ton Carson, 1900 18742
Of receiving carrier. By A. W Pat-
terson. 1905 19410
Of telegraph companies. By Graham
B. Smedley. 1905 19328
See also Employer's liability.
Libraries. Finding list of books rel.
to. 1912 20597
List of, 1904 19'>84, 19.331
Rural school. List of books for,
1909 19987..
Library. Acts rel. to, 1823 to 1904..
19284
Amt. of Insurance on, 1887 17654
Bill authorizing reports by, 1841..
11885
Library. — Cont.
Books for the blind. 1912 20595
Bulletin, v. 1, 1908 19867
Bulletin, v. 2, 1909 20005-20007
Bulletin, v. 3, 1910 20222-20221
Bulletin, V. 4, 1911 20367. 20368
Bulletin, v. 5, 1912 20596-2059S
Bulletin, v. «, 1913 20739-20741
Bulletin, v. 7. 1914 ..20985-20987
Bulletin, v. 8. 1915 21212, 2124J
Bulletin, v. 9. 1916 21442, 2144S
Calendar of transcripts, 1905
19371. 1941J
Care of building, 190« 19480
Catalogue, 1828 9982
Catalogue, 1831 10<07
Catalogue, lo35 10914
Catalogue, 1839 11539
Catalogue, 184? 13349
Catalogue, 1855 14098
Catalogue, 1856 142SJ
Catalos-ue, 1877 16606
Communication rel. to, 1847 129S4
Confederate muster rolls, 1905.. 19411
Journals house of burgesses, 1619-
1659 21237
Journals of house of burgesses, 1659-
1693 20980
Journals of house of burgesses, 1695-
1702 2073J
journals of house of burgesses, 1702-
1712 20591
Journals of house of burgesses, 171J-
1726 20592
Journals of house of burgesses, 1727-
1-740 20217
Journals of house of burgesses, 174;-
1749 19998
Journals of house of burgesses, 1752-
1758 19999
Journals of .ouse of burgesses, 1758-
1761 19Si;j
Journals of house of burgesses, 1761-
1765 19671
Journals of house of burgesses. 1766-
1769 19549, 19559
Journals of house of burgesses, 1770-
1772 19559
Journals of house of burgesses, 1773-
1776 1940T
Letter from governor rel. to, 1825..
9699
Letter rel. to. 1848 13077
List of books and works- of art pur-
chased. 1874 16272
List of books for school libraries In
Virginia 20349
List of documents received from
Judd Stewart. 1910 200«8
List of periodicals. 1905 19411
Memorial rel. to religious liberty. . .
1869S
Palmer's report on manuscrlpta in.
1872 1602S
Petition of Judges for establishment
of. 1824 OS58
Portraits and statuary 2074*
Purchase of lot for, 1912
20445. 2047T
Record of Virginia copyright entries.
(1790-1844) ?0l4«
Reirulatlons. 1907 19689
Report, 1»'!8 99li
Report, 18'9 10019
Report, 1830 10188. lO^BJ
Report. 1831 10308. 103««
Report, 1822 lO^Sfi. lOSOi
Penor., 18^3 lOK";* lOR'la
Report. 1834 10709, 107TS
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Liibrary. — Cont.
Report. 1835 10816
Report, 1836 10935, 11032
Report, 1838 11114, 11226
Report, 1839 11262, 11350,
11373, 11515
Report, 1840 11649, 11690
Report, 1841 11740, 11911
Report, 1842 11956, 12111,
12119, 12129
Report, 1843 12172, 12295
Report 1844 12329, 12471
Report, 1845 12509, 12675
Report. 1846 12791, 12912
Report, 1847 12950. 12970
Report. 1848 13070. 13085
Report, 1849 13259, 13329
Report. 1830 13360. 13383
Report. 1852 13575. 13588.
13763. 13832
Report. 1853^ 13918, 13982, 13985
Report. 1855 14097. 14190
Report. 1857 14240. 14275
Report. 1859 14506, 14552
Report, 1861 14912. 14984
Report, 1863 15137, 15152
Report, 1864 15203
Report. 1865 15439
Report. 1866 15483
Report, 1869 15723
Report, 1870 15760, 15850
Report. 1871 15942
Report. 1872 16035
Report. 1874 16177. 16280
Report. 1875 16370
Report. 1876 16461
Report. 1877 16571
Report. 1882 170'>2
Report. 1883 17208
Report. 1885 17428
Report, 1887 17682
Report. 1889 17830
Report. 1891 17969
Report. 1893 18135
Report. 1895 18310. 18334
Report. 1897 18531
Report. 1899 18700
Report. 1904 19284
Report. 1905 19372. 19411
Report. 1906 19498. 19556
Report. 1907 19633. 19678
Report. 1908 19807. 19871
Report. 1909 19935. ?0008
Report. 1910 20141. 20''24
Report. 1911 20293. 20369
Report. 1912 20493. 20600
Report. 1913 ?0fi65, 207)2
Report. 1914 20874. 20988
Report. 1915 21113. 21244
Report of capltol and library com-
mission. 1910 20132
Report of committee rel. to sale of
certain books by. 1895 183S4
Report rel. to assistant In. 1869.15717
Report rel. to manuscripts In. 1872.
16008. 16023
Report on preservation of manuscript
records. 1903 19241
Resume of history of. to 1904.. 19284
Rules and regulations. 1828
9917, 9982
Rules and reisrulations of. 1856..14''33
Rnles. 1904 19284
Sale of certain books. 1895 18310
The seals of Virginia. 1910 20143
Statement rel. to muster rolls, rec-
ords, etc., 1908 19750
Ubrary board. See Library. <
Liibrary buildlngr. Expense of heating
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Report rel. to, 1893 18119,
18129. 18162
Report of commissioners, 1896
18293. 18314
Report of committee on. 1916... 21344
Report on cost of, 1883 17133
Keport on repairs. 1914 20813
Library committee. Mode of publish-
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See also Library.
Library fund. Communication rel. to,
1889 17830
Report on. 1903 19241
Report on. 1905 19423
Report on. 1906 19565
Report on. 1907 19603. 19694
Report on. 1908 19894
Report on. 1909 20027
Report on. 1910 20246
Report on. 1911 20389
Report on. 1912 20624
Report on. 1914 21020
Report on. 1915 21278
Library of congress. Abstract of laws
rel. to school commissioners, etc..
by Ja.s. Brown. 1829 10070
Act, 1777 7049. 7050
Act. 1778 7096
Act concerning convention , passed
Dec. 12. 1787 7553
Act for revenue, . . . 1782 7341
Act . . . militia. 1796 7872
Act rel. to militia. 1814 8754
Act of June 21, 1781 7286
Act regulating pilots' fees, 1783...
736Ra
Act rel. British trade. 1783 7381
Acts rel. to District of Columbia,
1831 10403
Act rel. fed. convention. 1786.... 7508
Act rel. to Potomac. 1784 7437
Act rel. to sale of property. 1808..
8266
Act rel. to taxes. 1814 87b3
Act rel. to taxes. 1815 .'....8857
Act rel. to taxes on salt, etc., 1814.
8766
Act to establish banks. 1816 8910
Act to establish county courts, 1808.
8243
Acts of 1787 7544
Acts "rel. to Chesapeake and Ohio
canal co.. 1828 99/7
Acts rel. to Dismal swamp canal co.,
1840 11711
Acts rel. to James river. 1793... 7789
Address of Alexandria & George
Town. 1789 7670
Address of J. Breckinridge & A. Stu-
art. 1785 746S
Address of J. Page. 1798 7918
Address to freeholders of Ohio Co..
1809 838J
Address of Chapman Johnson. 1810.
8427
Addre.ss of C. Hammond. N. Zane &
O, Miller to citizens of Ohio co.,
1809 83!>4
Address to enemies of Jefferson and
Modlson. 1809 8370
Address to voters . . . 1800 8005
Amendments to bill rel. to raising of
troops, 1814 874»
Anthony's history of Ky. res.. 1880.
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Articles of confederation, 1778.. 7115
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Auditor's report, 1814 8784
Awful crisis. 1799 ;Aii---322S
Between J. Wllklns . . . 1796... 7857
Between W. Fowler . . . 1796 . . .7855
Between W. Yates . . . 1796 7856
Bill rel. to direct tax of U. S., 1814.
8729
BUI rel. to disabled soldiers, 1814..
87o9
Bill rel. to James river & Kanawha
rivers, 1820 9251
Bill rel. to militia law. 1820 9259
BUI rel. to penitentiary, 1820....
9261, 9262, 9263
Bill rel. to raise troops, 1814 8748
Bill rel. to sales on executions, 1820.
9243
Bill rel. to sherlflfs. 1820 9276
Bill rel. to slaves, etc., 1820 9277
Bill rel. to taxation. 1820 9280
Bill rel. to usury. 1820 9284
Bill to Incorporate Real estate bank
of Va., 1814 8760
Burwell's resolutions rel. to policy
of Southern states, 1855 14216
Circular. Dec. 31, 1796 7841
Circular from Kovernor to county
courts. 1806 8205
Circular of literary fund rel. to
school commissioners. 1829... 10071
Circular rel. to sherifTs, 1809 8368
Civil list of Virginia. 1820 9242
Claims of Va. against U. S., 1788..
7630
Communication of executive rel. to
claim of Beaumarchais, 1802...
8075
Communications of several states,
1799 7967
Communication to house of del., Dec.
4, 1820 9249
Confirmation of peace, 1783 7363
Convention at Staunton for choosing
presidential electors, 1812 ....8588
Council chamber, Apr. 23, 1811.. 8491
Court martial ... of Lt. Col. Robt.
Tancey, 1806 8214
Declaration of rights 7017
Enactments for governing Univers-
ity of Virginia, 1827 9895
Enactments rel. to government of
University of Virginia, 1838.. 11363
Epitome of acts. 1805 8150
Estimate of expenses of civil govern-
ment. 1801/1802 8043
Extract from minutes, penitentiary
board of visitors, 1808 8330
French's memorial on railways. 1852.
13877a
General orders, Feb. 6, 1816 8842
Gov. letter Jan. 19, 1781 7268
Governor's letter, March 26, 1781.
7291
Governor's letter. Dec. 8, 1807... 8252
Governor's letter rel. pensioners,
Feb. 20. 1786 7511
Governor's letter. Dec. 6, 1808... 8317
Governor's letter to co. Ileut. of
Frederick. 1781 7292
Governor's letter to regimental ofB-
ccrs. June 25, 1812 8668
Governor's proclamation rel. to
quarantine, 1804 8139
Governor's proclamation rel. to uni-
form of militia, 1812 8568
Harris' report on New river, 1874.
1622S
Library of congress. — Cont.
House Journal, Oct. 1777 70»»
House Journal, May, 1780 720«
House Journal, Oct, 1780 72J»
House Journal, May, 1781 7286
House Journal, May, 1783 7341
House Journal, Oct 1783 736*
House Journal, Oct. 1784 7411
House Journal, 1786 7441
Hubard'a circular rel. to Houdon'a
statue, 1863 140H
In council, June 16, 1779 7146
Instructions from governor rel. to
militia. 1815 8836. 8837
Laws of Alexandria, 1800 7996
Laws of corporation of Alexandria,
1811 8471
Letter from Agricultural society of
Albemarle rel. to professorship of
agriculture at University of Va>
1825 972»
Letter from attorney genera] lo
auditor, Dec. 4. 1809 8386
Letter from Jefferson to Wythe, Jan.
16, ^i96 7871
Letter from John Mercer to free-
holders of Spotsylvania. Orange,
Louisa and Madison to. lS06..82li
Letter from Joseph Prentis. W. Nel-
son. Robert White, Jr., Paul Car-
rington. Jr., Francis Brooke. H.
Holmes rel. to Judicial system,
18Q8 8303
Letter from R. Tancey, 1801 8046
Letter from soc'y for success of war
against Or. Brit.. Sept. 10. 1812.
Sam
Letter of gov.. Dec. 29, 1788 762t
Letter of gov., Feb. 12, 1796 9870
Letter of gov., Jan. 16, 1797 78»5
Letter of gov., Jan. 8, 1798 7919
Letter of lieut. gov.. Jan. 21, 1790..
7706
Letter of P. Henry, 1786 74V3
Letter of Wm. Shelton to Louisa co.
833a
Letter on conspiracy of slaves, 1801.
8069
Letter . . . rel. to electors of pres-
1800 800i
Letter rel. to pensioners, 1787...7.S74
Letter rel. to pensioners, 1788... 7586
Letter rel. to pensioners. 1792... 7789
Letter rel. to Rees' encyclopedia. 1820.
»27B
Letters to escheators, Jan. 25. 1794.
7810, 78n
List of balances, 1790 7704
List of delegates, general asseDably,
1820 9tti
List of lands vested In the literary
fund. Comp. by auditor, 1832...
10633
List of members of the convention of
1829. by W. W. Gray 10160
List of members of house of dele-
gates. 1821 9366
List of pensioners, 1787. .. .7617. 7679
List of pensioners. 1788 7634
List of pensioners. 1789 7C74
List of pensioners. 1791 7738
List of pensioners, 1792 7769
List of pensioners. 1793 77S1
List of pensioners. 1794 7816
List of pensioners. 1796 7840
List of pensioners, 1796 7879
List of pensioners 1797 7890
List of pensioners, 1798 7919
List af pensioners, 1799 7909
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Ust of pensioners, 1800 8002
Ust of pensioners, 1801 8062
List of pensioners. 1802 8079
List of pensioners, 1804 8140
ICcKinley's address to Hamand, Zane
&. Miller, 1809 837S
Madison's memorial. 1785 7481
Uaryland act rel. to boundary line,
1819 9146
Memorial of Charlottesville conven-
tion on internal improvement, 1828.
9981
MiUUry tactics. 1808 8821
Mllitta law. 1798/99 7917
Militia laws. 1808 8822
New American clerk's magazine.
1803 8109
Newton's report on ImmiKration, 1871.
16978
Order in council, June II, 1779... 7190
Order of g-ov., Dec. 29. 1788 7682
Ordinances of Norfolk. 1829. .. .10072
OrsanlEaUon of militia. 1S14....874(
Papers and act rel. to Potomac canal,
1823 962*
Petition of John Brown for writ of
error. 1869 14689
Petition of sureties of John Preston,
1821 9364
Political truth . . . [180- T] 799S
Proceedlngrs and debates, constitu-
tion convention, 1860 13662
Proceedings of council 1808.... 8S1C
Proclamation, Oct. 1. 1792.
Proposed amendment to bill rel. to
militia, 1814 8760
Proposition rel. to completion of co-
lonial history of Va., 1844 1249*
Becelpts at treasury of Va., 1814..
8788
Regimental orders, 1807 8263
Regimental orders. May 24, 1809..
8380
Reports and resolutions rel. to state
rights, 1820 92V8
Report of committee. 1799 7972
Reports of committees in congress,
1799 7973
Report of committee on direct tax.
1814 8780
Report of finance committee. 1803..
8096
Report of finance committee, 1821..
9368
Report of Jno. Clarke on manufac-
tory of arms, 1808 8317
Report on foreign relations, 1808 . .
8310
Report on site for university, 1818.
9082, 9083
Reports on survey of summit level,
1867 14417
Report on treasurer's accounts, 1814.
8740
Resolution of June 26, 1788
7693, 7694
Resolutions, 1776 7016
Resolutions, Nov. 29. 1786 7609
Resolutions . . . district Jails. 1789.
7671
Resolutions eligibility of aliens, 1798.
7907
Resolutions expressing loyalty to
const.. 1798 7916
Resolutions of Augusta co.. 1798...
7788
Resolution of Va., Nov. 20, 1788.
Resolutions rel. to paper money.
Library of congress. — Cont.
1786 ; 761f
Resolutions rel. to real estate bank
of Va., 1814 8762
Resolutions rel. to revising state
const., 1798 7909
Robinson's collection of forms, 2d
ed.. 1826 9808
Schedule of compensation of troops,
1818 8621
Schedule of pay, etc., of troops in
service, 1814 8746
Senate journal. May, 1778 7093
Senate Journal. Oct. 1783 7376'
Senate journal, 1791 7716
Senate journal, 1793 7782
Senate journal, 1810 8401
Senate journal, 1816 8800
Senate journal, 1816 8898
Senate journal, 1837 11088
Senate journal, 1844 12461
Session laws. 1776 7008
Session laws, 1821 9363
Sketch of laws. 1826 9797
Sketch of proceedings of general as-
sembly, 1807 8247
Sketch of proceedings of legislature
1»06 8204
Speech of i>. H. IJondon, 1869... 14666
State as defendant. 1793 7792
State of the commonwealth's revenue,
1807 8246
Statement and memorial of Nicholas,
1819 9168
Statement of upper Appomattox com-
pany, 1841 11939
Statement rel. to James river co.,
1806? 8167
Supplement to laws for University
of Virginia. 1834? 10432
Supplementary report, James river &
Kanawha co., 1866 14228
Swanwlck's Considerations, 1786.7484
Test act, 1777 7067
Transcript of record, S. H. Hawes and
company, 1910 20267
Virginia gazette, 1782 7821, 732S
War office order, Nov. 11, 1779.. 7179
Licenses. 1828 9936
Amt. collected from, 1886 17364
Assessed, 1884 : 17467
Auditor's report on, 1839 1129S
Bill, 1841 11878
Bill rel. to, 1838 lOOtfO
Bill rel. to taxes on, 1864 16280
Bill to amend acts concerning, 1839.
Illi6
Brokers, 1848 13183
Insurance companies, 1884 17448
Laws. Letter of attorney general
rel. to, 1887 17577
Licensing of lawyers 19831
Liquor. 1900 18964
Merchants, 1828 9982, 9986
Merchants. Bill rel. to, 1836 10882
Merchants. Bill rel. to taxes on, 1842.
12096
Merchants. Bill, 1845 12598
Merchants. Memorial of commercial
convention rel. to, 18S9 11280
Merchants. Statement rel. to, 1867.
14366
Petition rel. to taxation of, 1862..
13698
Regulations rel. to, 1863 15176
Report on, 1869 14648
Resolutions rel. to applications for,
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Tax. Amount, 189S 18364
Tax on, 1867 15618
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Taxation by municipal corporations.
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Taxes on, 1839 11448
Taxes, 18S6-56 14182
Taxes, 1876 16464
Taxes, 1907 19625
To sell ardent spirits, 1841 118&4
Lilens. Bill amending law rel. to, 1836.
10999, 11003
BUI rel. to, 1838 Illsi4
BUI rel. to, 1840 11673
BUI relative to, 1841 11861
BU rel. to. 1842 120i>i
For mechanics, 1842 12034
Law, 1900 18805
Lien of 0. Judgrment 16971
Lien of a Judgment. By B. Haden,
1885 17496
Lien of a judgment. By S. B. Woods,
1884 17334
Lien of a Judgment. By T. R. B.
Wright, 1885 17496
Lien of a Judgment. By W. A.
Cocke, 1884 17334
Lien of a judgment as to purchasers
without notice. By Geo. Bryan,
1901 18928
Lien of fieri facias upon property In
hands of a receiver. By Daniel
Grinnan. 1897 18574
Lien of the fl. fa 16971
Lien of the fieri facias. By O. G.
Kean, 1878 13730
Liens on property 10765
Modification of the supply-Hen act as
against mining and manufacturing
companies, 1903 18235
Statutory supply and labor Hens. By
Leon Goodman, 1903 182S5
Lieutenant governor. Election of, 1863.
15124, 15146
Election of, 1906 19452
Report on vacancy of, 1857 14272
Rules for counting votes, 1877.. 16507
Rules for counting votes, 1881...
16873
Vote for, 1852 13569
"Vote for, 1874 16116
Vote for, 1877 16530
Vote for, 1881 16874
Vote for, 1885 17346, 17376
Vote for, 1893 18066, 18098
Vote for, 1906 19475
Lieutenants, county. See County lieu-
tenants.
Life insurance. The Incontestable pol-
icy. By Thos. Benj. Gay, 1911 . .
20»66
Suicide. 1877 16606
Life Insurance companies. Reports,
1893 18168
Reports, 1898 18630
Reports, 1899 18741
Reports, 1900 18806
Reports, 1901 18929
Reports, 1902 19163
Reports, 1903 19236
Reports, 1904 19332
Reports, 1905 19413
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Liggett. Jacob N 15604
Light companies. Taxes, 1912... 20462
Llghtfoot, John B., jr. Va. state debt
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Llghtfoot vs. Colgln 87zS
Lighthouse. At Pungoteague, 1857..
14306, 1431S
Lighthouses. Executive communica-
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1870 15727
Llgon, T. W. Loan of arms to Mary-
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Llgon, W. Plans for organizing the
militia, 1831 10311
Llle, Wm. Minor. Address, 1909.. 20047
Contractual powers of married
women, 1897 18574
Editor, 1896 181»9
Editor, 1896 18454
Editor, 1897 18674
Editor, 1898 18631
Editor, 1899 18742
Editor, 1900 18804
Editor, 1901 18928
Editor, 1902 19162
The honor system, 1910 202«1
Lectures on equity pleading and
practice, 1916 21438
Notes on statutes, 1911 20364
Notes to v. 1 of Minor's Institutes,
1894 18214
Separate estates of married women,
1898 18631
Some practical hints for the beginner
In brief mailing, 1911 20365
LUlburn (prisoner) 11449
Lime. Its source and use. By E. W.
Magruder, 1903 192H
Lime for Virginia farms. By W. B.
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Lime on farm. By E. W. Magruder,
, 1909 19955
Lime grinding board. Report. 1916.
21332 21372
Shenandoah lime co. vs. W. H.' Mann.
20767
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Lime-sulphur solution. By G. C.
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Lime-sulphur sprays. By W. M. Scott.
, . 1910 20282
Lime-sulphur wash studies. By J. L.
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Limed lands. Ruffln's petition rel. to.
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Limestone creek 7613
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Limitations 17247
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13535, 13536
Lincoln, Abraham. Communication rel.
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Jacob Vanner, 1863 15047
Emancipation proclamation, 1863..
, ^ . 15042
Interview with Col, John B. Bald-
win. 1861 14841
Letter from gov. of Va., 1863... 15102
Res. of congress rel. to constitution
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Lincoln & Edmonds 74*1
Lindsay, John Summerfleld. By P H
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I^lnsley Lancasterlan school. ]L>etter
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Lipscomb, Joseph. Election of, 1840.
11570. 11684
I^iquor. Bill rel. to sale of, 1842.1:^044
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Laws. Extracts from, of prohibition
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Laws rel to. 1915 21245
Licenses, 1900 18964
Licenses. Revenue from, 1902. .19112
Liquor question. Constitutional con-
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■ Memorial rel. to prohibiting sale of,
1848 13153
Moffett liquor law, 1878 16624
Net receipts of Moffett register, 1879.
„ 16786
Report on sale of by sample, 1888.
„ 17632
Revenue from, 1879 16787
Revenue from taxation on, 1876..
c , ,. 16460
Sale by sample, 1888 17630
Tax on, 1877 16533
List, J. Communication from. 1841..
, .. 11813
Literary associations. Appeal rel. to
bequests, 1844 12496
Literary fund. Act rel. to, 1829.. 10070
A<?t rel. to appropriation of revenue,
1819 9147
Acts establishlngr, 1850 13476
Aid to coUegres and academies, 1822.
9395 .
Amt. loaned to colleges and acade-
mies, 1850 13508
Amt. paid from, for public printing,
^ 1833 10604
Appropriations for colleges, 1843..
12197, 12312
Arrearages due to, 1879 16790
. Bill Investing in medical college,
1846 12842
Bill Investing part of, 1844 12434
Bill rel. to. 1820 9253
Bill rel. to, 1826 9675
Bill rel. to, 1827 9853
Bill rel. to, 1828 9964
Bill rel. to appropriations from, 1831.
^... , . 10353
Bill rel. to creation of college fund
from accruing capital of, 1845..
^.„ , 12639
Bill rel to aebtors to, 1845 126»2
Bill rel. to fines due 1845 12668
Bill rel. to revenue of, 1817 8991
Bill rel. to right to lands. 1839.11495
Bill rel. to sale of lands for, 1824.
fifiOl
Bill rel. to surplus revenue of, 1833.
_,„ , ^ , 10655, 10656
Bill rel. to surplus revenue of, 1835.
Bill rel. to surplus revenue, 1840..
't,.., . . 11646
Bin to Increase, 1845 126«0
Circular of supt. of. 1847 13051
Circular to school commissioners.
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Communication from officers rel. to
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Communication rel. to primary
schools, 1822 9418
Documents bearing on education.
Literary fund.— Cont.
^1816 8914
Governor's message, 1867 143o«
Governor's letter rel. to private loans
from. 1822 9383
Investment In buildings for Rich-
mond medical college, 1842 ..120*5
Letter from goveenor, 1820 9209
Letter from president of, 1821... 9298
Letters rel. to, 1820 92«0
Letter rel. to recovery of balances
due to, 1823 9456
List of lands vested in, 1832. .. .10533
List of warrants, 1820 9256
Loan„ to colleges, academies, etc.,
T ^'^".-Ti : 13504
Loan to Emory and Henry college.
1842 12051
Loan to Mathews academy, 1845...
12627
Lioan to West Liberty academy, 1843.
12234
Loan to West Liberty academy, 1845.
12670
Loans from. 1845 12534
Medical college of Richmond, 1843.
... 12266
Memorial rel. to, 1839 11417
Memorial rel. to estate of Martin
Dawson, 1840 11566
Pe'JVo'i asking aid for colleges,
T,MP •; 12532
Petition rel. to estate of Martin
Dawson, 1840 11692
Proposed abolition of president and
directors, 1817 8946
Report. 1811 8446, 8447
Report, 1812 8519
Report. 1813 8696, 8633
Report, 1814 8693
Report. 1815 8772
Report, 1816 8876, 8914
Report. 1817 89ol
Report, 1818 9019
Report. 1819 9II6, 9159
Report, 1820 9254, 9266
Report. 1821 9322, 9324
Report. 1822 ' gjji
Report. 1823 9475
Report. 1824 9566
Report. 1825 9643
Report, 1826 97J4
Report. 1827 "■ 982?
Report. 1828 " 99V,
Report. 1829 ' igglj
Report, ISJO 10194
Report. 1831 " ' ' " 10314
Report, 18J2 lOM
Report, 1833 10B94
Report, 18J4 io716
Report. 1835 lo822
Report. 1838 11U9, 11271
Report, ,o:l9 lllx^
Report, 1840 i" {1564
Report, 1841 1174?
Ronort, 1842 '" tisl*
Report, 1843 .......'. 12180
Report, 1844 iUVl
R«p"'t. 1845 ;:;: litti
Report, 1846 12746, 12770
Report, 1847 IZ"**?
Report, 1848 .'.... 13117
Report, 1849 itiio
Report. 1850 " 13891
^tJ^ZV 1III "'«»3. 13791
Report, 1853 1^<hk
Report, 1864 ijiio
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Report. 1857 1«2«, 14879
Report. 1859 14626, 14628
Report. 1860. 18«1 14927
Report, 1863 15219
Report, lo66 16484
Report. 1872 1604S
Report. 1878 16191
Report. 1874 16284
Report. 1876 16S7S
Report, 1876 16465
Report. 1877 16669. 16674
Report. 1878 16696
Report, io79 16802
Report, 1880 16840
Report, 1881 16936
Report, 1882 17026
Report, 1883 17212
Report, 1884 17309
Report, 1886 17463
Report, 1886 17607
Report. 1887 17692
Report. 1888 17734
Report. 1890 17872
Report. 1891 17976
Report. 1892 18013
Report. 1893 18138
Report. ia94 1819T
Report. ^^95 18368
Report. 1896 18425
Report, 1897 18646
Report. 1898 18610
Report. 1899 18714
Report. 1900 18776
Report. 1901 18893
Report. 1902 19119
Report. 1903 19192
Report, 1904 19277
Report, 1906 19494
Report, 1907 19629
Repor, 1908 19803
Report. 1909 19931
Report. 1910 20137
Report. 1911 20289
Report. 1912 20489
Report. 1913 20650
Report, 1914 20869
Report. 1916 21108
Reporc of academies receiving aid
from, 1840 11664
Report of auditor on, 1836 10941
Report of auditor on, 1889 17836
Report of committee on, 1816 8781
Report of committee on, 1876... 16462
Report of directors on public educa-
tion, and a university, 1816... 8875
Report on lottery for academy in
Montgomery co.. 1822 9404
Report on value of stocks belonKlngr
to, 1883 10612
Report rel. to a system of public
education, 1841 11796
Report rel. to colleges and academies.
1836 10861
Report rel. to powers and duties of
officers of, 1817 8966
Kesolutlon rel. to. 1834 10784
Sale of land for taxes. 1823 9600
Statement rel. to fines paid to,
1875-76 16464
Synopsis, 1855 14108
Synopsis, 1867 14318. 14323
Synopsis, 1861 14924
T7Be of for education. 1818 9064
Lilterary fund banks 8909
Literary Saturnian. By T. FitzhuKh.
1910 20262
Literary societies in the public schools.
20346-20848
Litisation. cultivating spirit of. By O.
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Speedy. By Philip B. Sheild. K8S.
17764
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Little Falls railroad company. Bill to
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Little Kanawha and Buckhannon turn-
pike CO. Reports. 1866-1860. .21499
Little Kanawha river. Bill rel. to dams
on, 1844 1244*
Little Kanawha navigation company.
Bill to Incorporate. 184(i 1283S
Little Kanawha river. Proposed
Staunton & Parkersburg road by
way of, 1839 11310
Report on road to Staunton. 1823..
9492
Little river navigation co. Report,
1852 21848
Little river turnpike. Crozet's report
on. 1824 9578
Report, 1820 9228
Report, 1821 9821
Report, 1822 9408
Report, 1823 9492
Report. 1824 9570
Report. 1825 9646
Report, 1826 9741
Report. 1827 9830
Reports. 1817-1860 21596
Road from Thornton's gap, 1826.. 9771
Little Stone gap and Jonesville turn-
pike CO. ReporU,1867-1862.. 21680
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' Littlefleld, Charles B. Master, state
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Special master, state debt proceed-
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Va. state debt. 1909 20041.
20044-20046
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1881 16966
1887 177U
1902 19122
1903 19198
1914 20908
Bill rel. to lot for accommodation of.
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Bill rel. to weighing. 1843 12244
Bill rel. to weighing of, 1844... 124S7
£;oot and moyth disease 1915.. 21091
Report on, 1592 18018
Report of weigiimaster, 1847... 18001
Report, 1893 18144
Report, 1896 18389
Report of weighmaster, 1848.. 13131
Report of weighmaster, I860.. 13409
Report of weighmaster. 1862.. 18648
Report of weighmaster. 1853.. 13947
Report of weighmaster. 1866.. 14132
Report of weighmaster. 1867.. 1434*
Report of weighmaster, 1859.. 1464S
Report of weighmaster, 1860, 1861.
1494S
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13C84
Statistics, 1895 18374. 18389
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Livingston. Robert R. Exclusive steam-
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Report, 1918 20670
Report. 1914 2«f|J
Report, 1916 •• 21182
Loan to U. S. Report of committee on,
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Loans 1867 ■ "»»«
Extension of. By George Wayne
Anderson, 1898 . . . . ..... ... . WS\
Secured by deed of trust. By O., W.
Anderson, 1898 •.•••\^**Iz
Local ojpOon, Is »t constitutional? By
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Locality of a personal action aKa'nst
a slnele non-resident defendant.
By George Atnslle. 1898 . . . • -jispi
Lock & Collier. Danville and Wythe-
vlUe turnpike, 1874 1«180
i^k?id|" Wllliim." ■ Blectiin of; 18«K
Locks. Improvement •>y' ."J*,; • • A^'i*
Improvement of James river by, ms^.
Locomotive engines. ImprovemonU m^
Locowlld duiase of' sheep.* ' By ' H^rry
T. Marshall, 1914 .. 1'-:--^^"?'
Logan, Robert H. By Archer A
Phleg-ar, 1901 .• • • v: ^**''*
Logan and Kanawha road. Repo'^'
^^•^ocA 1852 21553
Logan county. Bill rel. to partlOon^^of^
DelinauenV iindV tii." V8V4' '.'.'.'.. . 10787
Proposed road through, 1845.. 12632
Logan, Raleigh and Monroe turnpike
CO. RepoFU, 1853-1860 21598
Lomax. Jno. Tayloe 1|*"
By L. L. Lewis. 1897 • 1**54
Digest of laws respecting real prop-
erty, 2d ed., 1856 "216
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11047 11049 11096, 11531, 11707.
12140 lisiO 12488! 12700 12923
13046! 13202. 13341, 13471, 13556
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Lomax. L. L. Letter rel. to Va. agri-
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1887 17617
Report. 1888 "738
Report, 1889 17840
Report, 1890 17876
London. D. H. 1J"7
Letter to Jos. Segar, 1859 14666
Speech on Virginia, 1859 14666
London public record office 16870
London world's fair. 1861 Gov. Floyd's
communication rel. to appointment
of commissioners to, 1860 13455
Letter of governor rel. to, 1850.13370
Report of committee rel. to Va. ex-
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t^ng. Armistead R. Constitution of
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Long, Elizabeth 9883
Long, Job. R. Tucker on the treaty-
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1908-1910 21849
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Lorraine, B. James river and
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Report, 1862 ..: 18876
Report on survey of summit level
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Lossing, Mrs. B. J. Documents re-
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Letter rel. to Virginia documents
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Lossing, Benson J. Correspondence rel.
to manuscripts In possession of
heirs 1914 20817, 20848
Lossing estate. Papers from 1914 . .
20874, 20988
Lotteries. Application of Richmond
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Bill rel. to. 1826 9773
Bill rel. to, 1839 11474
Bill rel. to license for venders of
tlckeU, 1833 10660
Bill rel. to licenses of venders of
tickets, 1839 11626
Bill to prevent, 1823 9608
For benefit of academy in Montgom-
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For rebuilding CartersviUe bridge,
1827 9890
For road from Thornton's Gap, 1826
9771
Licenses, 139 11448
Massachusetts docs. rel. to, 1833 . .
10680
Report on, 1826 9661
Report on, 1847 12948
Ix>udoun, Alexandria and Hampshire
turnpike co. Reports, 1863, 1864
21480
Loudoun and Berlin bridge co. Re-
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Loudoun and Hampshire railroad.
Communication rel. to 1866. .. .16499
Loudoun county. Bill rel. to district
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Bill rel. to schools in, 1846 .. 12886
Bill to submit to people of, act rel.
to roads, 1846 126S0
Delinquent lands in, 1831 10408
Overseers of poor vs. Selden & oth-
ers, 1837 11108
Veto message rel. to commissioners
Jn. 1874 16264
wSSther bureau in, 1902 19048
Louisa county. Bill rel. to election in.
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Charges against Judge Woolfolk.
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Delinquent lands in, 1831 10408
Election case of B. Melton vs. J.
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Election of G. D. M. Hunter. B. Chis-
holm, M. G. Anderson and T. 8.
Watson. 1871 16904
Forfeited lands redeemed. 1881 . .
10408
Letter from John Mercer to. 1806
8212
Letter of Wm. Shelton, 1808 . . . 8388
Resolutions, alien laws, 1798 . . 7988
Resolutions rel. to anti-slavery
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Louisa C. H. Court martial held at,
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Louisa railroad. Amendment to bill
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12780
Bill for extension of. 1846 .... 12811
Bill rel. to extension of, to Blue
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Communication rel. to. 1847 . . . 13022
Controversy with public works board,
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Letter of president. 1847 12963
List of employees, 1839 11316
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Memorial rel. to violation of contract
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Remarks of J. Sega.T on bill to con-
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Report, 184. 13027
Report. 1849 13307
Reports, 1837-1849 21850
Taylor's memorial rel. to, 1848 . .
13186
Louisiana. Communication from gov-
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Communication rel. to political dis-
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12556
Proceeding's rel. to amendment of
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Resolution of, 1861 14726
Resolutions, 1829 10009
Resolutions, 1832 10459
Resolutions. 1866 17349, 17379
Resolutions rel. to amendment of the
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Resolutions rel. to convention of
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Southern convention, 1867 .... 14319
Louisiana purchase 19349
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Louisville. Ky. Acts rel. to, 1823.. 9623
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Louisville and Nashville railroad co.
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Proposed railroad from Charlottes-
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Lynchburg and Salem turnpike co. 1822
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Lynchburg & Tennessee railroad. Bill
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Report. 1872 16035
Report. 1874 16177
Report, 1876 16280, 16370
Report, 1877 16571
Report, 1879 16*17
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Report, 1881 16949
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Letter rel. to annexation of Texaa.
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Laws rel. to game, fish and dogs,
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Legislation in Va., 1915 21226
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Unwritten law, 1907 19677
Machinery. 1880 16857
Mcllhaney, J Protest against slave act,
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Mcllhany, Dr 19898
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Mcllwaine, H. R. Address at W. & M.
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Messages, 1893 18063, 18096, 18099
Message rel. to foreign bondholders,
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Allen and sedition laws, 1798
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Commer. regulations. 1786 7467
Correspondence rel. to memorial of,
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Extract from address rel. to profes-
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Letter rel. to public works. 1816.8891
Memorial rel. religious freedom. 1786.
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Petition rel. church establishment,
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President Charlottesville convention,
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ProDosltlon rel. to reapportionment,
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Report as rector of University. 1826.
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Report as rector of University. 1827.
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Govprnor's message rel. to ronds.
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Letter from John Mercer to, 1806..
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Magfll. Alfred Thurston. By M»ry
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MaglU, Mary Tucker. Dr. Alfred
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Magisterial districts. 1874 16300
1875 16389
1876 16481
1877 16590
1878 16711
1879 16819
1881 1695J
1883 17229
1884 17325
1885 17484
1887 17605
1889 17850
1891 17990
1901 18900
1902 19138
1906 19510
1908 19820
1910 20160
1912 20509
1914 20889
1915 21138
Maprlstrates, 1781 7274
Call for list of, 1797 7896
Duties of, 1892 18087
Guide to, 1906 19S54
Instructions, 1811 8494
List requested. 1806 8206
Mayo's guide, 1849 13S48
Mayo's guide, 1866 14231
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Lime, its source and use. 1903.. 19211
Nitrogen its source and use
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Report. 1900 18779
Report. 1901 18914
Report, 1902 19145
Report, 1903 19'>12
Report, 1904 19»«?. 19»<»9
Report. 1905 l<>S<i8. 10382
Report, 1906 19.'i00. 19'il6a
Report. 1907 19635, 19«!19.1<ISRS
Report, 1908 19809. lo«»s
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Report. 1911 2n<>0«
Report on food products 19831
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The soil and fertilizer, 1901 1««12
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Welcomed at bar of senate, 1847..
12966
Mahan, D. H. Letter rel. to Va. mili-
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Hahood, Alexander. Chargres against,
1871 16936
Report rel. to charges against, 1870.
15815
Maiden's Adventure. Canal from, 1826
9oo3
Canal from, 1826 H*}
Canal to, 1826 . ., V,-iiK"' llil
Canal to Dunlap's creek, l»2b... 9716
Maine. Refusal to deliver fuK«"v|
slaves to Georgia, 1839 .. 11268
Refusal to surrender to, Georgia fugi-
tives from justice, 1840 ...... 11S99
Report rel. to northeastern boundary,
]^3g 11136
Resolution's, 1831 10311
Resolutions. 1866 ;••;••• ,*"?'
Resolutions of Mississippi rel. to
fugitive from Justice in, 1840.11669
Resolutions rel. to amendment of
U. S. constitution, 1825 9638
Resolutions rel. to imprisonment of
T. W. Dorr, 1845 12517
Resolutions rel. to internal improve-
ment, 1827 9«2«
Resolutions rel. to military academy
at West Point, 1842 12002
Resolutions rel. to north-eastern
boundary. 1840 11561
Resolutions rel. to presidential elec-
tion. 1825 9693
Resolutions rel. to public lands, 1*39.
Resolutions rel. to railroad, 184J--.,
13010
Resolutions rel. to slavery, etc., 1836.
10938
Resolutions rel. to South Carolina
convention. 1833 10.172
Res. rel. to system of weights, etc.,
1861 14721
Resolutions rel. to term of president.
1841 11742a
Maitland, Robert. Bill for relief of,
1838 11206
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1914 21003
Malicious shooting, stabbing, etc. Bill
rel. to. 1816 8921
Mallery. (Jarrlck. Communication rel.
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senators, 1869 15701
Mallet, John W. By Wm. H. Echols,
1913 20780
Centennial commission, 1875... 16360
Chemical Interaction of substances in
the solid state. 1910 20265
Life of. By Chas. Baskerville, 1908.
1900P
Publications of 18753
Retirement of, 1909 20047
Serum precipitation test for the iden-
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Tributes to. 1913 20780
Work of the ordnance department of
the Confederate states. 1910.. 20259
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Mallory, W. L. Efficiency of hand sep-
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18144
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Manassas >..ap and Upperville plank
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1853 13900
Proceedings of council of Alexandria
rel. to, 1869 14477
Report, 1851-1853, 1855-1860... 21858
Manassas Gap turnpike company. Bill
to incorporate, 1846 12881
Report. 1847 21607
Manchester. Petition to legislature,
asking for Incorporation of bank,
1811? 8501
Petition for bridge, 1847 13034
Report rel. to canal at, 1819 9168
Manchester and Petersburg turnpike.
1823 9464
Proceedmgs of board of public works
rel. to, 1828 9909
Report, 1824 9670
Report, 1825 9645
Report, 1826 9748
Report, 1827 9830
Reports. 1824-1838 21606
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Bill to incorporate, 1817 9000
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Mann, James. Presentation to France
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Report, 1912 20486
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20260
Address, 1911 20307
Case of Shenandoah lime co., 1913..
20767
Communication rel. to agricultural
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Communication rel. to convict labor,
1912 20482
Communication rel. to cost of a state
student in state educational insti-
tutions. 1912 20454
Communication rel. to creation of ag-
ricultural board. 1910 20133
Communication rel. to Houdon's
statue. 1912 20441, 20485
Communication rel. to needs of state
institutions, 1912 20481
Communication rel. to penitentiary
surgeon, 1912 20484
Communication rel. to reunion at
Gettysburg-. 1912 20436
Communication rel. to R. F. and P.
railroad. 1912 20446
Communic&tion rel. to salary system,
1912 20439
Inaugural address. 1910.. 20103, 20209
List of pardons, 1912 20468
List of pardons, 1914 20864
M^ssa^e, 1910 20087
McssaKre, 1912
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20444, 20465, 20467-20470, 20472,
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20844, 20846, 20866, 20971, 20972
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Message rel. to rural credit banks,
1914 20819
Message rel. to town of Honaker,
1910 20094
Proclamations, 1910 ?9515
Proclamations, 1911 20389
Proclamations. 1912 20624
Proclamations, 1914 21020
Railroad cattle-guards, 1901 18804
Report, 1903 19232
Report, 1911 20393
Statement of expenses. 1910 20101
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20471
Veto message rel. to Honaker, 1910.
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16863
Manufacturers and farmers bank of
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13605, 13669, 13700,
13764, 13802, 13836
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Statement, 1864, 1866 14125
SUtement, 1865 14087, 14152
Statement, 1867 14333
Manufactures. 1899 18727
Domestic. Report on, 1864.... 16206
Domestic. Supplemental report on,
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Report, 1893 18144
Report of committee on, 1901.. 19017
Statistics, 1892 18018
Manufacturing ana mining companies.
Act rel. to, 1853 14010
Bill rel. to incorporation of, 1836..
10998, 11002
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Names, 1855 14068
Manufacturing establishments. Veto
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Doctrine of. 1893 18144
Manuscripts, historical See Archives.
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1914 21081
By Bruce R. Payne, 1911 20399
Decade of growth in secondary edu-
cation in the southern states, 1914.
21027
A mill tax for the educational sys-
• tem of Va., 1911 20395
Report, 1912 20483
Report on mill tax for educational
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Maps. 1848 13212
Bill rel. to. 1815 8839
Bill rel. to county maps, 1815.... 8839
Buchholtz's letter rel. to, 1859.. 14622
Communication from M. F. Maury tt
P. H. Smith rel. to, 1859 .... 14667
Maps. — Cont.
Communication rel. to Inaccuracies
in state map, 1866 14100
Correspondence reL to Boye map,
1829 10«M
Governor's letter rel. to county maps.
1822 9876
Internal improvement, 1839 ....11308
Letter of H. Boye rel. to, 1824... 9544
List of Virginia maps, by E. 6.
Swem 20988
Memorial of Buchholtz rel. to, 1873.
16102
New geological map of Va. By Thoa.
Leonard Watson, 1911 20398
Presenting the nine-sheet or Boye
man, 1828 9917
Public works board rel. to, 1852.13(99
Report of C. Crozet rel. to, 1852.13608
Marietta Intelligencer 12927
Marine hospital 7781
Marines, Act concerning, 1779.... 7180
Disabled. Commutation granted to.
1883 17808
Marlon. Schedule of routes to, 1886.
175SS
Marion and Rye Valley railroad co.
Report, 1898 1185*
Reports, 1901-1916 21866
Marion county. Bill rel. to partition of,
1848 lllii
Notes of N. W. bank of Va., 1841..
11818
Petition rel. to improvement of Mo-
nongahela river, 1846 12778
Petition rel. to Monongahela nav. co.,
1848 13154
Marital rights. Antenuptial convey-
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1892*
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1891 17981
Markham, Bernard 78SC
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Observations on, 1834 tl9St
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1852 1S874
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14371
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14528
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Abstract of registration, 1873, 1874.
1(871
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Abstract of registration, 1876.. 16573
Abstract of registration, 1877.. 16695
Abstract of registration, 1878.. 16801
Abstract of registration. 1879.. 16839
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Abstract of registration, 1881, 1881.
17111
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Abstract of registration, 1886.. 17508
Abstract of registration, 1888.. 17(81
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Abstract of re^stration. 1894 ..1836S
Abstract of registration, 1895.. 18424
Abstract of registration, 1896 . .18545
Abstract of registration, 1897.. 18609
Abstract of registration, 1898..1871S
Abstract of registration, 1899.. 18775
Abstract of registration, 1900.. 18892
Abstract of registration, 1901.. 19118
Abstract of registration, 1902.. 19191
Abstract of registration, 1903.. 19276
Abstract of registration, 1904.. 19362
Abstract of registration, 1905.. 19493
Abstract of registration, 1906.. 19626
Abstract of registration, 1907... 19802
Abstract of registration, 1908.. 19930
Abstract of registration. 1909.. 20136
Abstract of registration, 1910.. 20288
Bill rel. to, 1844 12455
Bill to amend acts concerning, 1839.
11498
Common-law 17764
Dangers o^ second marriages. By
Ralelgli C. Minor. 1898 18631
Dangers of second marriages. By
Ricliard Cox Barlow. 1898 18631
Dissolution of. See Divorce.
Essentials of a valid marriage in Va.
By Warren D. Harris. 1901... 18804
Licenses. Number granted, 1817, 1827,
1837 11268
Memorial advocating registration,
1847 13008
Necessity for prior valid marriage in
prosecution ■ for bigamy By Mel-
ville Peclc. 1910 20004
Registration of, 1850 13516
Settlement deads. 10765
Married women. Act of April 4, 1877.
By R. a. H. Kean, 1888 17754
Conveyances by 17726
L«ws rel. to, 1880 16861
Married woman's acts. By A. W. Mc-
Donald, 1886 17496
Married woman's act. By C. W. W.,
1879 18832
Married woman's act. 1877 ....16606
Married woman's act. By Joltn Hun-
ter, Jr., 1879 16832
Married woman's act. By R. O. H.
Kean. 1886 17532
Married woman's act, 1880 .... 16861
Married woman's act. By W. B. Pet-
tit, 1886 17582
Married woman's act. By W. D.
Dabney, 1879 16832
Married women and the liomestead
exemption. By T. S. Purdle, 1901.
,^ 18804
Property rights 18171
Separate estate of. By H. C. Allen,
1884 17334
Separate estate. By J. M. M., 1879.
16832
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18631
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Report on memorial of, 1843 .. 12205
Report rel. to national sinking fund.
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Marshall, H. C. Report, 1907.... 19649
Report, 1908 19827
Report, 1909 19060
Marshall, Harry T. Locoweed disease
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Marshall, Hunter H. In memorlam, 1896.
18460
Marshall, John. Address on proposed
line of Improvement 12721
And Thomas Jefferson 19235
Calculation rel. to Mr. Leigh's plan,
1829 10129
Commissioner' on ViVer's", '1828* '. . .9980
Correspondence rel. to removal of
Washington's remains, 1831 ..10378
Fairfax lands, 1796 7848
Judge, circuit court, 1804 8130
Land laws, 1795 ; 7t41a
Letter rel. to edition of laws con-
cerning lands, 1796 7989
Report as river commissioner. .19698
Report on certain rivers. 1812 . .8520
Revisor 7804
River commissioner, 1816 8911
Marshall, R. B. Results of spirit level-
ing in Va., 1900-1913; 1914 20970
Marshall, Thomas. Speech on abolition
of slavery, 1831 10427, 10428
Substitute to report of committee on
federal relations. 1832 10474
Marshall and Ohio turnpike co. Re-
ports, 1850, 1862 21608
Marshall county. Blectlon of E. H.
Caldwell and John Scott, 1839.11396
Notes of N. W. bank of Va., 1841..
Proceedings of convention rel. to
governmental reforms, 1846 ..12757
Martial law. Correspondence and re-
marks In senate rel. to, 1863.. 15176
Martin, George A. Election of. 1889.
17822
Railroads recently chartered, 1883.
_ 17194
Report. 1883 17252
Report, 1884 17888
Martin, J. H. Divorce of, 1841 . . . 11902
Martin, Jefferson T. Resolutions, con-
vention of 1850 13521
Martin, Luther 7592
Martin, O. B. Address. 1911 20318
Address on the work of 8. A. Knapp,
1912 20628
Martin, Rebecca. Divorce of, 1841..
11902
Martin, T. E. Blooded horses, 1891..
17981
Martin, Thos. Staples. Address, 1905.
„ . 19430
Nomination for U. S. senator, 1906.
„ . 19453, 19477
Nomination of, 1912 20428
Sketch of 18402. 20626
Martin, William B. ... Index to Va.
reports from Jefferson to S8d
Grattan, 1881 16966
Index to Virirlnla reports, 1887.17715
Index to Vlrerlnia reports, 1896.. 18388
Index to Virginia reports, vols. 92-100,
1903 19207
Martinsburg. Bank at, 1846 12876
Bill rel to establishment of bank at.
„ 18<S 12647
Martinsburg and Potomac turnpike co.
Reports. 1850-1866 21609
Martinsburg and Winchester turnpike
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Report. 1888 .-n-.P^^
Marye, Morton. Amount of dividends
the state has received from R. F. &
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Balances agrainst cities and counties,
1885 17430
Baylor survey, 1902 19083
Communication rel. to accts. of clerks
of courts and oyster Inspectors,
1895 18324
Communication rel. to accts. of treas-
urers and clerks, 1893 18122
Communication rel to accts. of treas-
urers, clerks of courts, and oyster
inspectors, 1897 18542
Communication rel. to application of
soldiers for aid, 1887 17589
Communication rel. to assessment for
expenses for criminals, 1895 ..18327
Communication rel. to board of agri-
culture, 1893 18126
Communication rel. to claims of
wounded soldiers, 1886 17421
Communication rel. to compensation
of witnesses, 1887 17673
Communication rel. to court nnes,
1885, 1885 17410
Communication rel. to criminal
charges, 1885 17371
Communication rel. to debts due
state by offlcers and others, 1906.
19487
Communication rel. to executive ex-
penditures. 1884 17307
Communication rel. to failure of rail-
roads to pay taxes. 1885 17417
Communication rel. to fees paid at-
torney greneral, 1884 17299
Communication rel. to finance, 1885.
17431
Communication rel. to Indebtedness
of county and city treasurers, 1899.
18706
Communication rel. to indebtedness
of treasurers, 1896 18323
Communication rel. to issuance of
bonds. 1884 17301
Communication rel. to jails of Lee &
Floyd COS., 1886 17423
Communication rel. to laws rel. to ex-
penditures, 1885 17436
Communication rel. to maimed and
disabled soldiers, 1885 17391
Communication rel. to disabled sol-
diers or mariners, 1887 17637
Communication rel. to disabled sol-
diers, 1887 17663
Communication rel. to money from
oyster inspectors, 1891 17950
Communication rel. to officers in-
debted to commonwealth. 1887..
17677
Communication rel. to orders of U. S.
covirts, 1885 17401
Communication rel. to pensions, 1901.
18972
Communication rel. to printing; de-
bates of constitutional convention,
1902 19087
Communication rel. to receipts and
expenditures, 1904 19272
Communication rel. to revenue from
oyster industry, 1895 18326
Communication rel. to sales of de-
linquent lands, 1865-1886 17419
Marye. Morton. — Cont.
Communication rel. to taxation, 1887.
17669
Communication rel. to taxation, 1901.
18962, 18963, 18964,
18965, 18966. 18971
Communication rel. to tax on sample
merchant's license, 1885 1739C
Communication rel. to taxes on oys-
ter tonirs, dredges, etc., 1893.. 18121
Communication rel. to transporta-
tion of convicts, 1895 1«29»
Correspondence, 1884 17305
Cost of support of insane not in state
hospitals, 1895 18326
Bstimate of annual receipts of state.
1887 17593
Estimate of state finances, 1885...
17359
Lands purchased in name of, 1902.
19084
Licensed attorneys, 1893 18073
Life insurance companies reports,
1893 18168
Life Insurance companies' reports,
1898 18630
Life insurance companies reports.
1900 18806
Life insurance companies, etc, re-
ports, 1904 19332
Life Insurance companies reports,
1906 1941 J
List of delinquent treasurers, 1891.
17971
List of soldiers, sailors and marines
who have received commutation.
1883 17206
List of state officers 1899 18744
List of state officers, 1904 19342
Pension law of VIrgrlnia, 1908.. 19837
Report. 1885 17438
Report, 1886 17506
Report, 1887 17691
Report, 1888 17731
Report, 1889 17836
Report, 1890 17871
Report, 1891 17974
Report, 1892 18012
Report, 1893 18137
Report. 1894 18196
Report, 1896 18337
Report, 1896 18424
Report, 1897 18545
Report, 1898 18609
Report, 1899 18713
Report, 1900 18776
Report, 1901 18892
Report, 1902 19118
Report, 1903 19191
Report, 1904 19276
Report, 1905 19S61
Report, 1906 19493
Report, 1907 19690
Report, 1908 19802
Report, 1909 19930
Report, 1910 20136
Report as to expenses in felony cases,
1889 17799
Report rel. to Civil War veteran's,
1885 17348
Report on office of, 1885 17433
Report on office of, 1891 17970
Report on R. F. & P. railroad, 1908.
1<>(I<>1
Sale of liquor, 1888 17630
Statement. 1883 17!07
Statement of county acreage and as-
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Statement of fees paid counsel on be-
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17600
Statement of suits against taxpayers,
1887 17599
Statement of unpaid capitation taxes,
1906-1910 20134
Statement rel. to amount for circuit
court charters, 1893 18103
Statement rel. to amt. from licenses,
1885 17354
Statement rel. to delinquent taxes,
1902 19114
Statements rel. to finances, taxes, etc.,
1902 19113
Statement rel. to Indemnities, 1887.
17598
Statement rel to lands, 1893. .. .18091
Statement rel. to taxation, 1908 . .
19777
Statement rel. to treasurer and clerks
of courts, 1893 18089
Statement showing delinquent capita-
tion tax, 1897 18536
vs. Norfolk trust CO., 1885 17499
Uaryland. Act rel. to boundaries of,
1819 9146
Act of, rel. to Chesapeake and Ohio
canal, 1841 11742a
Acts rel. Chesapeake and Ohio canal
CO., 1828 9977
Acts rel. to District of Columbia,
1790-1831 10403
Act rel. to Potomac co 9977
Acts rel. to Va. boundary, 1852..
13753. 13814
Bill rel. to road from Ohio river to,
1845 12597
Boundary, 1874 16209, 16210, 16211
Boundary, 1891 17925, 17968
Boundary, 1898 18072, 18127
Boundary commissioners, 1874.. 16160
Boundary. Statement before arbi-
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Boundaries with Va., 1835 10907
Commissioners on boundary, 1874.
Commissioners on Improvement of
Potomac, 1784 7418
Commissioners rel. to commerce,
1786 7491
Communications from general assem-
bly rel. to fishing In Potomac, 1910.
20116
Communication from governor rel. to
schooner Hance Lawson, 1889.17795
Communication rel. to boundaries,
„ l«b« 11053
Communication rel. to boundary,
^1862 13753. 13814
Communication on boundary, 1870.
, , 15826
CcniTnunication rel. to Confederate
States. 1861 14968
Commiintcatlon rel. to conference in
Washington. 1861 14716
Communication rel. to federal consti-
tution, 1801 8041
Communication rel. to oyster inter-
ests of. 1884 17?80
Communication rel. to oyster legisla-
tion 1M08 19749
Communication rel. to Potomac fish-
eries and boundary, 1874 .... 16179
Conference convention, 1861. Com-
munication to Va. convention . .
^ . . ^ K774
Conference with commissioners from
Maryland. — Cont.
rel. to boundary, 1874 16126
Correspondence oif governor rel. to
oysters, 1874 16210
Correspondence of governor rel. to
oysters, 1899 18704
Corespondence of Nicholas rel. to de-
fense of Chesapeake Bay, 1816..
8865
Correspondence rel. to boundaries,
1870 15764
Correspondence rel. to fish and oyster
question, 1910 20089
Correspondence rel. to oyster boats.
1899 18683
Correspondence rel. to oyster legis-
lation, 1908 19785
Cost of boundary line, 1884 17452
Expense of arbitrating boundary,
1875 16331
Pinal report on boundary, 1874.16212
Fisheries commission, 1916 21416
Interrogatories to Baltimore and
Ohio railroad company, 1845.. 12709
Laws rel. to water supply and sewage
disposal. 1915 21130
Letter from governor. 1860 . . . 14597
Letter from governor rel. to amend-
ment of U. S. constitution, 1815..
» w - 8''89
Letter from governor rel. to Potow-
mac company, 1821 9289
Letter rel. to attitude of governor,
1861 14921
Letter rel. to oysters and fishing,
1891 i79ri
Loan of arms to, 1857 14273, 14306
Loans mad<> to U. S 18199
McCuUough case against, 1819... 9114
Memorial rel. to Chesapeake and Ohio
canal, 1834 10725
Morris' report on boundary. .. .14104
Muskets left in, 1818 9034
Oyster question, 1893 18079
18112, 18131
Oyster question, 1906 19478
Proposed amendment to U. S. const.,
„1806 8187
Request for a conference rel. to oys-
ter industry, 1901 18878
Reporc of commissioner rel. to buoys
on boundary line. 1897 18501
Report rel. to boundaries. 1869/70.
„ l.';752, l.';753
Report rel. to boundary, 1874.. 16301
Report rel. to Va. boundary, 1832..
„ 10459
Report on V». boundary, 1888.. 17748
Report of J. S. Black. C. J. Jenkins,
J. B. Beck, on boundary, 1877.16593
Report of commissioners on bound-
ary 1868 15654
Report of commissioners on bound-
ary 1872 i59$g
Report of commissioners on bound-
ary of. 1873 16089
Report of committee on boundary of,
„ 1871 . /59oi
Report of committee rel. to boundary
line. 1889 17829
Report of C. J. Faulkner rel. to Va
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Report rel. to sounds of, 1834.. 10750
Resolutions, 1832 10459
Resolutions rel. to appropriation of
public lands for school support,
1821 9306
Resolution rel. to boundarv, "l'874.
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Resolutions rel. to commerce, t78S/8C.
7456
Resolutions rel. to fish-way, 1875.
16364
Resolutions rel. to fusitires, 1841.
11742a
Resolutions rel. to Havre de Grace,
1845 12517
Resolutions rel. to militia, 1834...
10712
Resolutions rel. to oyster question.
1893 18083
Resolutions rel. to Potowmac river,
1820 9221
Resolutions rel. to power of congrress
over slavery, 1844 12332
Resolutions rel. to Shepherd£'town
bridge co., 1828 9917
Resolutions rel. to slavery, 1841.11817
Resolutions rel. to slavery question,
1850 13388
Resolutions rel. to South Carolina
convention, 1833 10567
Resolutions rel. to Va. boundaries,
1834 10712
Resolutions of convention rel. to
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xilghts rel to oysters in Pocomoke
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Southern convention, 1857 .... 14319
Statement of Va. attorney general on
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Vi. uoundary, 1786 7465
Va. boundary, 1801 8017
Va. boundary, 1824 9580
Virginia boundary. 1826 9741
Va. boundary, 1836 10819. 10836
Va. boundary, 1852 13814
Va. boundary, 1859 14476.
14560, 14606
Va. boundary, 1859/60 14626
Va. boundaries, 1860 14637, 14638
Va. boundary. 1876 16421, 16428,
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Va. boundary, 1883 17134,
17151 17209
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Virginia boundary, governor's mes-
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Presentation to the state of the
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Mason & Dixon's line , 7431
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Mason county. Delinquent lands in,
1834 10787
Election of W. A. Hereford, 1822..
9872
L«nds vested in literary fund, 1832.
1068S
Memorial of. 1848 181S7
Notes of N. W. bank of Va., 1841..
1181S
Massachusetts. Answer to Va. reaolu-
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Docs. rel. to lotteries. 1833 .10680
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10677
Resolutions on election of president,
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11116
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Resolutions rel. to militia, 1830.10186
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Resolutions rel. to public lands, 1833.
10579
Resolutions rel. to representation
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Resolutions rel. to Texas, amendment
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Resolutions rel. to Texas, French
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Amount from capitation tax, 1871-
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Amount paid to disabled soldiers.
1881 16917
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Arrearages due literary and school
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Arrearages due school fund, 1881..
16920
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Charles L. Powell's securities, 1879.
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Communication from, 1880 16793
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Criminal charges, 1881 16889
Delinquent taxes, 1881 16897
Due from Upper Appomattox co.,
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liditor, 1890 17894
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Editor, 1892 18031
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Indebtedness of Richmond & Danville
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Laws rel. to public revenue. 1881 . .
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Letter rel. to reports of educational
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President of senate, 1887.17666, 17644
President of senate, 1889 17789
Report, 1880 16839
Report. 1881 16934
Report, 1887 ; 17608
Report, 1890 17876
Report, 1896 18371
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Report rel. to speech of, 1878... 16653
Revenue from sale of liquors, 1879.
16787
Speech rel. to coupons, 1874. ...16308
Spurious bonds, 1881 16918
State's interest in R. F. & P. R, R.,
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Va. school laws. 1892 18032
Va. school report, 1891 17979
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Speaker, 1788 7679, 7600, 7622
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Mathews county. Humphrey Billups,
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Improvement of flre-cured tobacco,
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Lime for Virginia farms, 1910.. 20281
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Mattapony river. Report on survey of,
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Digest of Va. laws, v. 2, 1857 14418
Editor, 1882 17053
Guide to commissioners in chancery,
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Guide to commissioners In chancery,
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Reports, v. 75, 1882 16963
Matthews' guide to commissioners in
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Maupin, Socrates. Faculty chairman,
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Paper on agriculture, 1850 .... 13448
Petition of, 1848 13148
Maury, M. P 14460
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Communications rel. to map, 1859.
14567
In memorlam, 1873 16113
Member Washington mon. commit-
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Memorial to, 1874.. 16143, 16154. 16156
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Physical survey of Va., 2d ed., 1869.
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Physical survey of Va., no. 2, 1878.
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Presentation of portrait of, 1903 . . .
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Report 1883 17226
May. John 7613
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Election of J. N. Hutcheson and Ross
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Insolvent taxes, 1881 16999
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Report of commission to define state
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Catalosue. 1862 15106
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Catalogue, 1865 15475
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Catalogue, 1868 15663
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Catalogue. 1876 16601
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Catalogue, 1880 16862
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Catalogue. 1885 17497
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Medical college of Va. — Cent.
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Catalogue, 1909 20009
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Graduates obtaining certiflcates to
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Petition rel. to, 1841 11766
Report on, 1841 11767
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Report, 1857 14344
Report, 1859 14530
Report, I860, 1861 14929
Report. 1863 16226
Report, 1870 16823
Report, 1882 17036
Report, 1883 17221
Report, 1884 17319
Report. 1885 17476
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Report, 1887 17704
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Proceedings, 1907 19685, 19686
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Removal of deposits. 1833
10667, 10670
Resolutions rel. to taxation. 1829 . .
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Mercer, Oeorge 7497
Mercer, James. Judge ....7170a, 7664,
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Merchants. Bill rel. to licenses. 1833.
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Licenses, 1839 11448
Licenses assessed, 1874 16271
Licenses. Bill. 1835 10882
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Taxes on sales of. 1842 12135
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Bill rel. to. 1841 11898
Condition of. 1841 11771
Condition of. 1844 12343
Correspondence rel. to. 1841 ....11787
Correspondence rel. to notes of, 1841.
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Debts due to, 1838 11171
Report, 1834 10707
Report on, 1840 11661
Statement, 1835 10866
Statement. 1836 10938. 10980.
11143. 11170
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Statement, 1840 11687
Statement. 1841 117S2a. 11766
Statement. 1842 11998
Statement. 1843 12177. 12210
Statement. 1844 12376
Statement. 1846 12657
Statement, 1846 12788
Statement, 1847 13032
Statement, 1848 13184
Statement, 1849 18327
Statement, 1850 13394, 13460
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Statement. 1853 13771. 189>«
13983, 13986
Statement, 1864, 1865 14125
Statement. 1855 14087. 14164
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Methodist protestant ministers. Bill
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Metropolitan hall. Richmond 14777
Mexican war. Amount disbursed for
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Auditor's statement rel. to Virginia
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Lietter rel. to supplies for volunteers
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List Va. officers in, receiving swords.
t,lst*of offlcerV kilied'ln ".'.'.'.'.'. 12957
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Grattan's reports, v. 4, 6, 6.. }59*i
Orattan's reports, v. 7 and 8.... 13473
Grattan's reports, v. 9, 10 13729
Grattan's reports, v. 11, 12- •,•;• •H2x!
GraUan's reports, v. 18, 14, 16.. 14204
Orattan's reports, v. 16, 17, 18.. 14663
Orattan's reports, v. 19 20, 21.. 16652
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Orattan's reports, v. 24, 26 16088
Orattan's reports, v. 26. 27 16891
Grattan's reports, v. 28, 29 16692
Grattan's reports, v. 32, 38 16821
Henlng & Munford's reporU, ▼.1,
2 s 8200
Index-digest of reports, 1902... 19136
Leigh's reports, v. 1, 2, 8. 4 }?95T
Leigh's reports, v. 5, 6, 7, 8 10684
Leigh's reports, v. 9. 10. 11. 12. . .11097
Munford's reports, v. 1. 2, 8 8411
Munford's reports, v. 4, 5, 6 ;?S5S
Patton's reports, v. 1 ...... ...14206
Patton's reports, v. 1, 2d ed., 1900..
14220
Randolph's reports, ▼. 1, 2, 8 9861
Randolph's reports, v. 4. 6. 6 .9799
Robinson's reports, v. 1 & 2.... 12141
Virginia reports, v. SO, 31 16714
Virginia reports (Fatten & Heath).
7668
See also Mlchle company.
Michie company. Bar examinations.
1910 20220
Bar examinations, 1910-1913. .. .20736
Burk's lectures on conveyancing,
1906 19524
Burks' nleading ana practice In ac-
tions of common law, 1913... 20735
Forestry laws of Va., 1915.... 21218
Hanks' annotations to v. 76-106,
Virginia reports. 1907 19648
Horticultural society report. 1910.
20216
Horticultural society report. 1911.
20368
Horticultural society report, 1912.
20689
Horticultural society report. 1918.
20730
Horticultural society report, 1914.
20978
Mlchle's Index-digest of reports, 1902.
19136
Mlchle's encyclopedic digest of Va.
and West Va. reports, 1905.. 19381
Report of deaf and blind Institution,
1914 20948
Rural life conference at University
of Va. summer school, 1909...200S1
Virginia decision* 1902 15964
Virginia decisions, v. 2. 1902... 17888
Virginia law register, v. 11. 1906..
19410
Virginia law register, v. 12, 1907..
19565
Virginia law register, ▼. 13, 1908..
19677
Virginia law register, v. 14, 1909..
19866
Virginia law register, v. 1 5, 1910 . .
20004
Virginia law register, v. 16, 1911..
20221
Virginia law register. ▼. 17, 1912 . .
20366
Virginia law register, v. 18, 1913..
20694
Virginia law register, v. 19, 1913..
20787
Virginia law register, v. 20, 1916..
21239
Virginia law register v. 21, 1916..
21440, 21441
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7668
Virginia reports, v. 80, 81. 1900.. 16714
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Michigan. Banking law. 1838 1276
Resolutions, 1865 14103
Resolutions of, 1861 14726
Resolutions rel. to mineral land, 1846.
12743
Resolutions rel. to northern bound-
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Resolutions rel. to slavery, etc. 1886.
10938
Michlfran agricultural college. Manual
labor at, 1880 16868
Michler, Lieut. N. Md. boundary, 1859.
14476
Md. boundary, 1860 14561
Mlcou, A. R. For publications of A. R.
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pages 716 et seq.
Microscope. Discoveries by means of,
1848 18175
Middle ear disease. By John P. David-
son, 1905 19415
Middle Fork road. Reports, 1866-1859.
21618
Middle Island 10699, 11310
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Middlebourne. Road from, to Franklin
township. Pa. 183S 10S!)9
Middlebourne and Franklin township
road. Report, 1838 21614
Middlebrook and Brownsburg: turnpike
CO. Reports, 1852-1861 21616
Middlesex county. Election of Wm. L.
Montague, 1825 9631
Oyster records, 1894 18223
Middleway and Oerardstown turnpike
CO. Reports, 1867-1862 21616
Middy on the C. S. cruiser "Shenan^
doah." By John Thompson Mason,
1898 18641
Milbourn. Andrew. Resolution, con-
vention of 1867 16611
Mileage. Attorney general's opinion,
1902 19080
Of members, 1852 13841
Miles, France. Governor's message,
1893 18077
Military affairs.' ' Report'rei.' to,' 1861.
14705
Military claims. Report rel. to, 1810.
8394
. Report on, 1810 8405
Military convention. Proceedings of,
1844 12371
Richmond, 1860 14671
Military court of appeals. Grattan's
reports, v. 19, 1868 16650
Orattan's reports, v. 19, 2d ed., 1868.
16651
Military decorations. Bill. 1864.. 16343
Bill relating to, 1864 16391
Military duty. Report rel. to subject-
ing aliens to, 1861 14968
Military fines. Circular from governor
rel. to. 1806 8205
Military fund. Amount of, 1887.. 17573
Amount set aside for credit of, 1907.
19615
Military land warrants 7404. 7405
Communication from governor, 1852.
13810
Letter rel. to, 1821 9316, 9336
Number issued, 1860 13427
Number of revolutionary soldiers
who received, to 1839 ....... 11424
Petition to congress rel. to appropri-
ation for, 1850 13466
Reissuing, 1786 7609
Report as to number. 1852 13697
Report rel. to, 1852 13693, 13811
Report of land office on, 1830 . . 10208
Report of land office rel. to, 1842..
11996
Report rel. to satisfaction of, 1852.
13736
Resolutions, 1839 11530
Resolutions, 1841 11925, 11926
Resolutions, 1846 12699
Resolutions rel. to, 18io 13198
Resolutions rel. to, 1862 13720
Military lands. See Lands, military.
Military law. 1820 9259. 9260
Military scnool. At armory. 1842 . .
12004. 12036
At armory, 1844 12428
At armory, 1845 12613
At armory. 1846 12834
Establishment of 7074
Lexington arsenal, 1836 10979
Lexington, 1838 11116
Military science. Finding list of, 1911.
20368
Military service. Bill exempting rail-
road employees from, 1864 15327
Bill to provide for voting in, 1864.
16t4«
Governor's response rel. to exemp-
tion, 1864 16296, 16373
Resolutions rel. to exemptions from.
1864 16276
Militia. 1808 8320-8827
1809 8371-8376
Act, 1787 7647
Act, 1791 7732
Act. 1792 7768
Act, 1796 7838
Act, 1796 7872
Act, 1799 7917
Act of cong. rel. to. 1808 8321
Act rel. to, 1813 8674
Act rel. to, 1814 87M
Act rel. to, 1818 9067
Act rel. to. 18J4 10789
Act rel. to, 1860 14685
Act rel. to courts of enquiry, 1814..
8766
Act rel. to defense of state, 1812.8579
Act rel. to laws, 1814 8758
Additional artillery and cavalry, 1796.
7170
Adjutant general's annual return of,
1820 9258
Adjutant gneral's circular requiring
dates of officers' commission. 1833.
10690
Adjutant general's report, 181 3.. 8652
Adjutant general's report on, 1831.
10311
Adjutant general's report on, 1861.
14766
Advice of council rel. to, 1809 8367
Advice to commandants, 1810 ..8422
Amendments to bill rel. to militia,
1814 8751, 8752
Annual report, 1821 933T
Apportionment of, 1807 ttSC
Ascertaining no., 1781 72(S
Auditor's report rel. to, 1841 11764
Bill exemptiner cadets of military in-
stitute from duty in, 1844 12429
Bill for raising troops, 1814 8753
Bill rel. to. 1813 8673
Bill rel. to, 1814 8712, 8713. 8714,
„ 8748. 8741
Bill rel. to, 1818 9066
Bill rel. to, 1824 9599
BUI rel. to, 1826 9779
Bill rel. to, 1830 10244
Bill rel. to, 1831 10356. 10361
Bill rel. to, 1832 10495
Bill rel. to, 1841 11879
Bill rel. to, 1842 12050
Bill rel to, 1843 12274
Bill rel. to, 1857 H809
Bill rel. to appointment of officers of.
1821 9341
Bill rel. to defense of state. 1812...
8577
Bill rel. to disabled soldiers. 1814..
8759
Bill rel. to fines. 1845 12649
Bill rel. to fines in volunteer com-
panies, 1846 12611
Bill rel. to Instruction camps, 1831.
10361
Bill rel. to laws of, 1814 8757
Bill rel. to laws of, 1823 9602
Bill rel. to quartermaster general.
etc., 1816 8923
„.., . 10660. 106S2
Bill rel. to re-organization of, 1833
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Bill rel. to organization of, 1839..
11481
Bill rel. to re-organisatlon of, 1840.
11664
BUI rel. to 116th reKiment, 1842...
12050
Bill rel. to volunteer companies, 1844.
12446
Bill to amend law, 1812 8578
Bin to amend law, 1820 9259
Bill to amend laws, 1844 mil
Bill to eatabllsh camps, 1827.... 9857
Call for, 1862 1503S
Calling: out. In 1781 '298
Cavalry discipline, 1822 • 9445
Circular of adjutant general to offi-
cers, Oct. 27, 1820 92"
Circular rel. to. 1829 ••••••,•«,•« qnM
Circular to officers Mar. 11. 1818.. 9068
Classification, 1807 -,',1
Communication of governor >•«'•. J2
vacancy in, 1855 . . . . . . • . . . . • 1<094
Communication rel. to status o'. |870
(extra) 15742
Compensation of troops, 1818 ...8621
Constitution of 1st regiment Va. vol-
unteers 1872 16083
Convention at Richmond,, 1844.12871
Convention rel. to, 1859 iizll
Cost of arriving, 1831 ..^ 10343
Cost of maintenance. 1814 . . .... 8746
Defence of eastern ''<">***'''g258 8259
DeUchment sent to Pa., 1777 ..'-TOS^
Enroument In, 1862 ^52?S
Field officers. 1794 ,-ii/-%ISli
Fines. Auditor's report, 1839.. 11298
Fines. Bill rel. to, 1864 15278
General orders. 1807 .......8256, 8260
General orders, Nov. 4, 1808 8328
General orders, Apr. 19, 1812 8512
General orders, Apr. 20, 1812 8567
General orders, June 4, 1812.... 856»
General order. July 22, 1812 8512
General orders. Sept. 8. 1812 8512
General orders, 1813 8625
General orders. Feb. 5. 1813 8607
General orders, Mar. 16, 1813 8610
General orders. Mar. 24, 1813 8612
General orders, June 29, 1813 8613
General orders. Aug. 26, Sept. 25
1813 8671, 8672
General orders. 1814 8747
General orders 1815 8840
General orders, Jan. 13, 1815 8841
General orders. Feb. 6, 1815 8842
General orders Feb. 20. 1815 8843
General orders, March 4, 1815... 8844
General orders. 1908 19808
General orders, June 8. 1816 8922
(Jeneral organization, 1871 15989
Governor's circular to, Apr. 20, 1812.
8566
Governor's circular to commandants,
1809 8363
Governor's circular to officers. 1809.
8364
Governor's Instructions for classes,
1814 8742
Governor's instructions rel. to rais-
ing of troops, 1814 8743
Governor's letter rel. to, 1861.. 14710
Governor's letter rel. to arming of,
18?2 9381
Governor's letter to colonels, Aug. 10,
1805 8159
Governor's messafre, 1887 17616
Governor's message, 1891 17915
Militia. — Cont. ..„.«
Governor's messagre, 1898 i*?Sf
In service of U. S.. 1813 8630
Instructions from governor rel. to,
1815 8886, 8881
Instructions to commandants, l*!*-,.
Law, 1794 7814
Law, 1808 jm
Law. 1804 8189a
l^w, 1806 821|
Law, 1807 gm
Law, 1808 ||2a
Law. 1813 861J
Law, 1820 926»
Law, 1823 9624
Law, 1833 106«
Law, 1850 1347;
Law, 1858 144M
Law, 1882 17056
L.aw. Report of committee on, 1830.
10184
Law. Report of committee on, 1832.
1045(
Law. Report of committee on, 1838.
10S5<
Law. Report on. 1831 1034 J
Law. Report rel. to. 1822 941*
Law. Resolutions of committee 0%
1830 1022J
Law rel. to defense of state. 1813..
8618
Law rel. to raising, 1807 8254
Letter from B. Bates rel. to fines,
1813 8619
Letter from governor to command-
ants of rgiments, 1806 820t
Letters rel. to, 1862 1B069
List of officers, 1814 874»
Memorial of friends rel. to laws, 1818.
8618-862ft
Message of governor rel. to, 1883..
17092
Governor's message, 1885 17348
Governor's message rel. to, 1899..
18674
Military regulations, 1809 849S
Muster fines, 1810 8480
Muster out rolls, etc., 1899 18728
Muster rolls, in war of 1812, 1862.
13731
Number of, 1843 12305
Orders, 1809 8367
Orders to officers rel. to insurrection
of slaves, 1811 8428
Organization of, 1812 8680, 8681
Petition against enrollment of volun-
teers, 1861 14978
Plans for organizing, 1831 10311
Proclamation, May 14, 1779 .... 7197
Project for bill. 1859 y 14522
Proposed amendments to bill. 1814.
8750, 8761
Quota of 100.000 men, 1808 8S2S
Recruiting instructions, 1813 ....8618
Recrlmental orders, 1807 825S
Regimental orders. May 24, 1809.838V
Report of adjutant general, 1822..
9405
Report of adjutant general, 1828.99<)$
Report rel. to finances, 1840-1855..
14157
Report on governor's message rel. to,
1840 11690
Report rel. to size of. in Confederate
service, 1862 1502»
Resolutions of Delaware rel. to, 1832.
1046S
Resolutions of Illinois rel. to. 1832.
10447
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Resolutions of Mass. rel. to, 1830..
loise
Resolutions of New Hampshire rel. to
mllltla. 1833 10673
Resolutions from North Carolina rel.
to, 1833 10549
Retention of ofBcers, 1813 ,5SJS
Return, 1843 12177
Returns. 1862 14989
Roster. 1900 18780
Roster, 1901 J8897
Roster, 1902 19125
. Roster, 1903 19"*
Roster. 1904 J9281
Roster. 1906 "887
Roster. 1906 19499
Statement rel. to, 1806 8204
Steuben's regulations. 1785 7475
Steuben's regulations. Ii96 .... ..78i(
Trial of Lieut. Col. John Kemper,
1821 9366
, Uniform, 1806 8207
Uniform, 1812 ,8663
Uniform, 1860 13479
Uniform, 1883 17|49-
Uniform, 1886 17634
See also Adjutant general.
Milk. Bacteria in milk produced under
varying conditions. By W. K.
Brainerd. 1909 20061
Methods for determining the quality
of milk. By Edwin B. Fred and
Geo. W. Chappalaer, Jr., 1912.20641
Milk and butter production. By A.
M. Soule. J. R. Fain and M. P. Jar-
nagin. 1907 19726
Milk and cream on the farm. By
A. F. Howard, 1916 21405
Milk standards. By W. K. Brainerd
and W. L. Mallory. 1911 20416
Production of clean and sanitary
milk. By W. K. Brainerd. 1909.
20067
Some effects of temperature upon
growth and activity of bacteria in
milk. By Howard S. Reed and R.
R. Reynolds, 1916 21474
Milk fever. By John Spencer, 1906..
19444
Mill acts. By Abram P. Staples, 1903.
18235
Mill Bank mining co. Bill for incor-
poration of, 1833 10646
Mill creek In Jackson CO. Proposed
road from Oilmer to mouth of, 1845.
12641
Mill dams. Bill rel. to, 1818 9069
Mill mountain Incline, Inc. Reports,
1911-1915 21864
'Millboro and Carr's Creek turnpike co.
Reports. 1834-1869 21618
Miller, A. H. Northern and western
farmers in Va., 1911 20346
Miller, Benjamin Le Roy. Oeology of
the Va. coastal plain, 1906 . . . 19405
Physiography and geology of the
coastal plain province of Va., 1912.
20582
Miller, C. H. Report rel. to charges
against, 1884 17268
Miller, F. B 10849
Miller, F. E. Home canning, 1914 . . .
20914
Home vegetable garden, 1914 ..20912
Home vegetable garden, 1916 ..21163
Miller, Oeorge 8375
Address to citizens of Ohio co„ 1809.
8384
Miller, S. F. Weight of autborlUes,
1886 176»3
Miller, Samuel. Will of, rel. to Miller
school, 1873 16103, 16104
Miller, T. A. Report, 1911 ....... 2030*
Miller, T. M. Report 1887 1769*
Miller, Thomas 927*
Miller's executors vs. Rice, 1821... 936*
Miller fund. Communication reL to,
1906 1946S
Communication of governor reL to,
1883 171*1
Report, 1878 1662B
Report, 1890 17886
Report, 1892 18025
Report, 1893 1816S
Report. 1894 18208
Report, 1896 18383
Report, 1896 18436
Report, 1897 18658
Report, 1898 18630
Report. 1899 18724
Report, 1901 1«9<
Report, 1903 19192
Report, 1904 1M7T
Report. 1906 19494
Report, 1907^ 19629, 19794
Report. 1908 19803
Report. 1909 19931
Report, 1910 20131
Report, 1911 20289
Report. 1912 J0467, 20489
Report, 1913 206G0
Report. 1914 2083C
Report. 1915 21102, 21108
Report, 1916 20869, 81364
Report of auditor, 1889 17823
Statement, 1881 16891, 16926
Statement, 1885 17372, 17416
Stetement, 1887 17&C0, 176*4.
17641, 1767S
Statement, 1891 17*67
Miller school. Act rel. to, 1873.. 16104
In court of appeals, 1873 16108
Report, 1887 17T0S
Report, 1888 17738
Report, 1889 17840
Report, 1890 17876
Report, 1891 17*7*
Report. 1893 18148
Report. 1895 18371
Report. 1897 18662
Report. 1899 18717
Reports. 1886-1901 22090
Sketch of, 1886 17620
Statement of, 1876 16363
Millers of Petersburg 146*0
Millers, wheat and corn. List of, 1911.
20335-20337, 20340
List of, 1912 20649, 20652
List of, 1913 20704, 20706
20704, 20700
List of 1914 20933, 20*37
List of, 1916 21180
Millet. 1880 168S7
Mills. BUI rel. to owners of. 1846.12802
Mills, wheat tud corn. Registration of.
1916 2117^
Mills. Edmund 7464
Miliis, Robert. Communication rel. to
Virginia Washington monument.
.«..'*^^,"A---A--: !""• 18619. 18M8
MiUson, J. S. Resignation of, 1867..
14288
Millwood and BerryvlUe turnpike co.
Reports. 1862-1875 2161*
Mllroy, R H. Proclamation of, 1863.
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Horton period of Milton's work. By
Geo. A. Wauchope, 1909 20047
Milton and Sutherlin narrow-gauge
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1883-1894 21865
Mima, Edwin. In memory ot Dr. S. A.
Knapp, 1911 20398
Mineral and timber exhibit at James-
town. Gift to sUte 19784
Oovernor's letter rel. to-ij\»«j«i^7„
Mineral land. Assessment. 1893. '.18090
Assessment, 1907 196Z8
Interest of a life tenant Jn mineral
lands. By Geo. Bryan, 1901.. 18928
Report on, 1893 18125
Resolutions of Michigan rel. to, 1846
Mineral production of Va, 1909 and
1910 19993
Report, 1911/12 ■■■■■••■••■:■: ""*
Mineral resources of Virginia. By
Thomas Leonard Watson, 1907..
19687
By Thos. U Watson, 1911 20345
Froehllng «i Robertson's hand-book
on, 1904 19341
Imboden's address, 1872 1S990
Mineral springs. Analyses, tempera-
tures of, etc.. 1841 11935
Mineral statistics. 1891 17981
Mineralogist. Report rel. to appoint-
ment of, 1848 13176
Minerals. 1881 16956
Assays of, 1893 18144
Assays of, 1895 18374, 18389
Assays of, 1896 18443
Assays of. 1897 18561
Assays of, 1898 18613
From Va. at World's fair, 1851.13412
Report, 1898 18144
Statistics, 1892 18018
Statistics, 1895 18374. 18389
Mines. Inspections of, 1908 19940
Mining notes, 1902 19126
Virginia resources, 1889 17853
Mining. Statistics, 1892 18018
Mining companies. 1839 11392
List of, 1859 14647
List of, 1861 14946
Names. 1856 14058
Mining geology in mining. By J. S.
Grasty, 1914 21028
Mining laws needed. 1910 20146
Ministerial relief. BUI to Incorporate
society for. 1841 11818
Ministers of the gospel. Eligibility for
?:eneral assembly 9736
gibility of, to house of delegates,
1829 10003
Minnesota. Rate cases 20787
Resolutions of, 1861 14723
Minor, B. B 7699
Appeal in behalf of colonial history
of Va.. 1844 12492
Contract of. 1848 13145
Judge William Brockenbrough, 1900.
18743
Notes rel. to Dr. O. F. Holmes, Mun-
ford's Homer, etc.. 1898 18644
Minor, C. Lk C. Communication rel. to
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ginia agricultural and mechanical
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Report, 1874 16298
Report. 1875 16387
Minor, C. L. C. — Cont.
Report, 1877 16687
Report. 1878 16709
Report, 1879 16816
Minor. George. Letter rel. to nitre
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Minor, H. A., }r. Debt In a deed of
trust, etc., 1902 19162
Power of a Judgment creditor, etc.,
1897 18454
Minor. H. Dent. Garnishment by for-
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Minor, Jas. F. Constitutionality of
segregation ordinances, 1913.20594
Editor, 1909 20004
Editor. 1910 20221
Editor. 1911 2036C
Editor, 1912 20594
Pleas in equity. 1911 20366
Right of fraudulent vendee to share
proceeds In debt unconnected with
fraud. 1910 20004
Scope of trader's act, 1907 .... 19677
Minor, John B. Address on, by J. W.
Daniels 18404
By Jas. C. Lamb, 1896 18468
Exposition of the law of crimes and
punishments, 1894 18213
Institutes of common and statute
law. V. 1, 1876 16401
Institutes of common and statute
law, V. 2, 1876 16402
Institutes of common and statute
law, V. 1, 2d ed., 1876 16500
Institutes of common and statute
law. V. 2. 1877 16608
Institutes of common and statute
law, V. 4, 1878 16729
Institutes of common and statute
law. V. 4. 1879 16881
Institutes of common and statute
law. V. 1. 1882 17061
Institutes of common and statute
V. 2. 1882 1706J
Institutes of common and statute
law, V. 1, 4th ed. rev. & cor., 1891.
18000
Institutes of common and statute
law, V. 2, 4th ed., 1892 18038
Institutes of common and statute
law, V. 4. Part 1. 3d ed. rev. ft
cor., 1893 18169
Institutes of common and statute
law. V. 3. pt. 1. 2d ed.. 1896... 18397
Instructor University of Va. summer
law class, 1884 17601
Sketch of 18399. 18936
Synopsis of criminal law, 1868.. 14427
Minor, Mrs. Kate P. ^Address. 1910..
20260
Index to Southern historical society
papers, 1913 20741
List of newspapers In state library.
Confederate museum and Valentine
museum. 1912 20699
Minor. Luclan. Call's reports, v. 1 . .
7890
Call's reports, v. 2 7969
Call's reoorts. v. 3 8037
Editor, Hening ft Munford's reports,
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Letter rel. to distribution among jus-
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criminal law, 1840 1I57S
Memorial to legislature rel. to Prof.
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Minor. Raleigh C. Adversary posses-
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Dying witbout Issue in Va., 1898..
186S1
Effect of devise of wife's separate
estate upon curtesy . . , 1S399
Graduating examina. on in the law
sctiool, 1901 18928
Law of real property, 1908 .... 19893
Law of tax titles, 1S98 18640
Proposed income tax amendment to
federal conntltution, 1910 20004
Some political problems, 1914... 21027
Student life in the eighties, 191S..
20780
Torr«i» system, 1906 19410
Virginia bench, 1894 18284
Wound In one state — death In an-
other— legislation needed, 1903 . .
18235
Minor. Upton W 19351
Misdemeanors. Bill rel. to proceedings
In case of, 1842 12018
Bill rel. proceedings In cases of. 1843
12221
Cases. By John H. Ingram, 1897..
18574
Cases, number of, 1901 18966
Convictions, 1901 18898
Report of auditor as to expenses in
causes of, 1889 17799
Mississippi. Commissioner to Virginia,
1869 14600, 14608
Commissioner to Va., 1860 14613
Commissioner to Va., 1861 .... 14760
Proceedings rel. to slavery question,
1850 13388
Request for Southern conference.
1860 14628
' Resolutions rel. to abolition of slav-
ery, 1825 9639, 9640
Resolutions rel. to abolition of slav-
ery. 1836 10871
Resolutions rel. to annexation of
Texas, 1842 11961
Resolutions rel. to convention for
amending federal constitution, 1833.
10674
Resolutions upon federal relations,
1859 14499
Resolutions rel. to federal relations,
1859 14503
Resolutions rel. to franking, 1838.
11116
Resolutions rel. to fugitive slaves,
1841 11933
Resolutions rel. to national rights in
Oregon territory, 1845 12562
Resolutions rel. to slavery, 1825.9694
Resolutions rel. to slavery, etc., 1836.
10938
Resolutions rel. to tariff, 1829.. 10022
Resolutions rel. to the tariff, etc.,
1840 11559
Resolutions rel. to Texas, 1844.. 12332
Resolutions rel. to U. S. foreign pol-
icy. 1823 9469
Southern convention, 1857 .... 14319
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Free navigation, 1780 72S8
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Free navigation, 1788 7611
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Navigation, 1780 7252
Transportation to Atlantic from, 1873.
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Resolutions rel. to, 1819 9100,
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Resolutions ret to Ga. resolutions,
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Resolutions rel. to public lands, 1819.
112CS
Resolutions rel. to slavery, 1849.
Resolutions rel. to tobacco, 1843
12177
Statement rel. to population, 184&.
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Report, 1892 18026
Report. 1893 18147
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Keoort 18'57 14S26, 14327
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Report; I860. 1861 ...... 14927. 14928
Report on office of. 1861 .. 14895
Money. Colonial. In Virginia. .. 16606
Free trade in l*«ll
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7072. 7076, 7077
Money paid under mistake of law.
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Wise's message on, 1867 -..V^es
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11623
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County lieutenant. 1776 7023
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Memorial rel. to Indiana company.
1804 8118
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11813
Petition rel. to representation, 1850.
13517
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Petition rel. to. 1848 13168
Report. 1821 9321
Report. 1822 9408. 9415
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Report, 1825 9645
Report, 1846 12785
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Correspondence with Jefferson rel. to
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James Monroe and the ■Duislana
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1904 19349
Lietter, Dec. 7, 1801, to general assem-
bly 8046
Letter, Dec. 6, 1802 8073
letters, case of I. K. Reade, 1800 . .
8004
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1800 8023
Letter on executive disbursements,
Jan. 29, 1802 804'/
Letter on land cases between the
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8138
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Letter rel. to public education, 1817.
8914
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8014. 8015. 8031. 8047, 8060
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Report, 1900 18778
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17268
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Report on compensation of offlciaU.
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Report rel. to omitted taxes, 1916..
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Report on taxation, 1916 21342
Review of tax legislation in Va.,
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Roster of Confederate pensioners,
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Report, 1839 11286, 11891
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Report, 1846 12627
Report, 1846 12748, 12768
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Report. 1849 13282
Report, 1850 13398
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Report board of visitors, 1875 ..16385
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Code of Virginia, 1872 16066, 16066
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Nationalizing the American spirit. By
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Communication rel. to cession of land
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Resolutions rel. to general assembly,
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Free. Bill rel. to, 1838 10661
Free. Bill rel. to, 18^9 11489.
11490. 11499
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Free. Bill rel. to, 1844 12426
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Free. Bill rel. to offences by, 1846.
1287ft
Free. Bill rel. to punishment of. 1827j
9862
Free. Bill rel. to punishment of, 1842.
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. Free. BUI rel. to removal from state,
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11210
Free. Bill rel. to removal of, 1849.
13264
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1840 11665
Free. Circular rel. to removal of,
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Free. Circular rel. to removal of.
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Free. Citizenship of, in La. and 8. C.
1845 12666
Free. Colonisation, 182C 9764
Free. Colonisation board, 1867..
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Free. Correspondence rel. to, 1862.
16038
Free. Crimes of, 1853 13946
if'ree. Free persons charged with
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Free. Letter of governor rel. to, 1833.
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Free. Memorial of R. W. Bailey of
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Free. Number of, 1830, 1840, 1846.
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16747
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Convention bill, 1828 9952
Judge 7664
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Speaker, 1807 82x*
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Revisor 7*04
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Delinquent lands in, 1881 1*4*S
Inspection tor San Jose scale. 190*.
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NeurlUs. By B. M. Uagruder, 1*«S..
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Resolutions, rel. to militia, 1833..
10573
Resolutions rel. to slavery, 1849..
13276
Resolutions rel. tariff & internal im-
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Resolutions rel. to Texas and slavery,
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Resolutions rel. to Texas, Mexican
war and slavery, 1846 12731
Resolutions rel. to treatment of T. W.
Dorr, 1845 12617
Resolutions rel. to trial of T. W.
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Union resolutioixs, 1860 13379
New Haven, Conn. Offer of services to
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1869 14484
Resolutions rel. to John Brown raid,
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Lietter from governor rel. to amend-
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Report on the contested election in,
1839 11439, 11441
Resolutions, 1861 14722
Resolutions rel. to compromise meas-
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Resolutions rel. to emancipation and
colonization, 1826 9764
Resolution rel. to emancipation of
slaves. 1824 9657
Resolutions rel. to public lands, 1839.
11303
Resolutions rel. to representations of,
1839 11433, 11439
Resolutions rel. to repudiation of
state debts, 1842 12014
Resolutions ret. to South Carolina
convention, 1833 10569
Resolutions rel. to Virginia's inspec-
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New Kent county. Election of T. H.
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New Kent telephone and telegraph co.
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New Manchester turnpike co. Reports,
186U-1860 21630
New Market and Sperryville turnpike
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Education: an address by Dr. Sears.
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Journal of constitutional convention,
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New Orleans charity hospital. Letter
to Va. legislature asking for aid,
1838 11268
New Orleans world's fair. Governor's
message rel. to, 1883 17092
Report rel. to Virginia's exhibit.
1886 17367, 17406
School exhibits 17477
New river. Bill rel. to railroad to, 1838.
11215, 11216
Proposed railroad from Tenn. line to.
1839 11332
Railroad from Lynchburg to, 1831 . .
1032(>
Report on improvement of, 1855..
14210
Report rel. to. 1874 1622S
Turnpike from, to Tenn., 1831.. 10328
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New River Improvement. Report, 1862.
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New Salem and West Mllford turnpike
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Bill to prevent citizens of N. T. from
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Communication rel. to release of
slaves by, 185;2 13822
Controversy with Virginia rel. to
surrender of fugitives from Justice,
1840 11657, 11604
Controversy with Virginia 1842 . . .
11969, 12146
Correspondence of governor with ex-
ecutive of Va., 1839 11380
Correspondence of governor with
governor of Va., rel. to fugitive
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11702, 11712
Correspondence of governor rel. to
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Extract from report on finances and
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12718
Letter from governor rel. to amend-
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8769
Message from governor of, rel. to
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Refusal to surrender Peter Johnson
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Resolutions. 1861 14$93. 14726
Resolutions of Mississippi rel. to
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Resolutions of senate rel. to demand
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Resolutions of South Carolina rel. to
controversy with Virginia, 1841..
11792
Resolutions offering to aid the U. S..
1861 14711
Resolutions on course of. rel. to fugi-
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Resolutions rel. to P. O. dept., 1842.
11961
resolutions rel. to public schools,
1840 11663, 11661
Resolutions rel. to slave traup 1869.
14622
Resolutions rel. to slavery, etc., 1836.
10938
Resolutions rel. to South Carolina.
1833 10571
Resolutions rel. to surrender of fugi-
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Surrender of fugitives demanded
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World's fair. 1852 13861
New York City. Bank convention, 1838.
11116
Letter from president of World's fair
in 13772
New York & Erie railroad co. Extract
from 2d report of, 1841 12710
New York and Virginia steamship co.
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New York law Institute. Letter rel. to
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New York mining and manufacturing
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New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk
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21876
New York public library. Bill to in-
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Convention journal, 1788 7686
Correspondence between governor of
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House journal. May, 1777 7032
House Journal, Oct., 1777 7068
House Journal, Oct., 1783 7369
Petition of Nelson's heirs, 1831.10408
Preamble and resolutions on right to
Instruct senators, 1812 8602
Proclamation. April 21, 1783 7369
R. B. Taylor's speech on suffrage,
1829 10163
Resolutions, Dec. 12, 1796 7834
Res. com. regulations. 1786 7466
Sen. Journal, 1776 7002
Sen. Journal, May. 1777 7047
' Senate Journal, 1808 8283
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Report rel. to capitol. 1874 16169
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Newport News & Hampton electric rail-
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1895 18280
Newport News and Hampton railway,
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915 21878
Newport News and Old Point railway
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21880
Newspaper representative. Disagree-
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Nicaraugua. Resolution rel. to. 1857.
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8297, 8353, 8401a
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11531, 11707, 12140, 12310, 12488
12700, 12923, 13045, 13202, 13841
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Letter to auditor rel. to sheriffs. 1809.
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I.«tter to governor. 1808 8297
Proposition rel. to 9th. 10th and 11th
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Correspondence rel. to providing for
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8866
Correspondence rel. to remains of
Gen. Washington, 1816 8866
Instructions rel. to militia, 1815..
8836, 8837
Instructions to, 1799 7961
Lietter rel. to Dismal Swamp canal.
8780
Letter rel. to Fort Hood and Chesa-
peake bay, 1815 8789
Letter rel. to militia, 1814 8710
Letter rel. to penitentiary, 1815.. 8778
Letter rel. to quartermaster's depart-
ment, 1814 8709
Letter rel. to swords for distin-
guished Virginians, 1815 8775
Letter to assembly, 1815 8801
Letter to gen. assembly, Nov. 11, 1816.
8894
Letter with reports of adj. general,
1816 8919
Speech on commerce with France and
England. 1809 8382
Nicholas county. Delinquent lands in,
1834 10787
Election of A. Stockton and G. Alder-
son, 1842 11960
Election of J. Stephenson, 1833.. 10543
Election of R. Dunlap and P. M.
Adams, 1852 13656
Election of Samuel Price 10805
Notes of N. W. bank of Va., 1841.
1181S
Nicholas Courthouse and Qauley Bridge
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Nichols, Edmund. Collateral inherit-
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Nichols, Edward. Inherent property
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Widow's renunciation and accelera-
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Nlckelsvllle and Estillville turnpike co.
Reports, 1852-1866 21628
Nicolson, Thomas. Account tobacco
sales, 1788 7638
Acts, 8th cong., Ist sess., 1804.... 8131
Acts rel. to James river, 1793.... 7789
Awful crisis, 1799 7926
Chancery cases. 1796 7855-7860
Debates, 1798 7928
Decisions of cases (Wythe) 7698
DIst. court bill, 1788 7623
Estimate, public printing, 1803.. 8082
Governor's letters, case of I. K.
Reade, 1800 8004
Lists of delinquents Augusta, 1796.
7863
List of pensioners, 1787 7673
Militia laws, 1808 7272
New Va. Justice, 1795 7836
Order, Dec. 29, 1788 76S2
Reports of cases, v. 1, 1798 769S
Reports of cases, v. t, 1799 7816
Reports of cases (Ca>.>, v. 1, 1801.
7888
Reports of eases (Call) t. 2, 1802.
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Nicolson, Thomas. — Cont.
Reports of committees in congress,
1779 7973
Resolutions to maintain constitution
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Revenue laws. 1787 7676
Secretary regimental court of In-
quiry, 1807 8263
Senate Journal, May, 1784 7401
Senate Journal, Oct., 1784 7427
Senate Journal, 1786 7458
Senate Journal, 1786 7501
Senate Journal, 1787 7539
Senate Journal, Oct., 1788 7616
Senate Journal, 1789 7653
Senate Journal, 1790 7692
Senate journal, 1791 7716
Senate Journal, 1792 7755
Senate Journal, 1793 7782
Senate Journal, 1794 78U1
Senate Journnal, 1795 7830
Senate Journal, 1796 7861
Senate Journal, 1797 7886
Senate Journal, 1798 7903
Senate Journal, 1799 7954
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Senate rules, 1786 7510
Statement pub. debt, 1787 7664
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Nlcolsun and Prentis. Collection of
laws, 1785 7461
Confirmation of peace, 1783 .... 7363
House journal. May, 1784 7391
Petition of Appendix L
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Nicotine. Percentages of, in tobacco,
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Nlles, E. P. Criminal parasites
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Antiseptic treatment of wounds, 1892.
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Black leg vaccine 18665, 18766
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Cow in relation to public health . .
18186
Dehorning 18649
Experiments with chickens, 1899..
18769
Horse's teeth, 1894 18239
Infectious abortion in cows.... 18046
Preliminary study of ticks ....18661
Principles of horseshoeing, 1894 , .
18249
Report, 1896 18448
Report on use of blackleg vaccine,
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Shoeing for special purposes. .18413
Some parasitical diseases of sheep.
18470
Splenetic or Texas cattle fever.. 13467
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Nitre beds. Letter rel. to estabilshln?,
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Nltro culture. Directions for uslnir.
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Nitrogen. Assimilation of. By E. B.
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Norfolk and Atlantic terminal oo. Re-
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Norfolk and Berkley ferry co. Reports,
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Norfolk and great western railroad co.
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Norfolk and Ocean View narrow-gauge
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Norfolk and Ocean View railway co.
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Norfolk and Petersburg railroad co.
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1866 21891
Norfolk and Portsmouth belt line rail-
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Norfolk and Portsmouth traction co.
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Norfolk and Portsmouth traction co..
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Norfolk sftuthern railroad co. Reports.
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Norfolk and southern railroad co. Re-
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Norfolk and Va. Beach railroad and
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Norfolk and Washington, D. C, steam-
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Case of state corporation commission
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Reports, 1881-1896 21900
Reports. 1897-1916 21901
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fice of discount at. 1833 10647
Branch bank report, 1839
11413. 11416
Branch bank report, 1864
22191 22202
Claims of Inhabitants. 1779 ..'.. 7158
Commercial convention held at, 1839.
11280
Communication rel. to cession of land
for hospital, 1852 13846
Defence of, 1812 8542
Distillery, 1776 7536
Election. 1902 19064
Election of J. T. Allyn and W. E.
Cunningham. 1839 11369
Election of S. S. Lambeth. W. L. Bibb,
J. Whitehead and C. A. Woodard,
1902 19049
John Wilson of. 1788 7604
Letter to governor asking protection.
1812 8537
Losses sustained at burning of. 1776.
7091. 7103
Memorial, 1778 6995
Memorial for James river and Kana-
wha canal, 1857 14303
Memorial rel. to Portsmouth and
Roanoke r'ailroad. 1841 11772
Navy hospital grounds at, 1852...
13768
Ordinances and charter. 1829.. 10072
Ordinances. 1846 12724
Ordinances and acts. 1885 .... 17498
Ordinances, etc.. 1894 18216
Ordinances, etc., 1902 19165
Petition rel. to civil Justice. 1910..
20109
Primary elections. 1902 19103
Proceedings rel. to action of Boston
abolitionists. 1842 12001
Proposed canal to. 1811 8482
Proposed steam ships to Antwerp
from. 1850 13455, 13457
Protest of citizens against bill rel. to
authorizing banks to subscribe to
stock in James river and Kanawha
CO., 1832 10618
Report of committee on election at,
1883 17090
Report rel. to, 1861 14981
Report rel. to Exchange bank of Va..
1838 11127
Reports of commissioners rel. to
losses to individuals in 1776 by
burning of. 1836 1086J
Revised ordinances and acts rel. to.
1866 16549
Sailors home. 1848 13179
Sale of Seaboard & Roanoke railroad
to. 1846 1284*
Speech of governor Plerpont on re-
organization of civil government,
1866 22221
Trade of, 1816-1834 10734
Veto message of governor rel. to cor-
poration court of, 1870 15737
Warrants on account of destruction
of property, 1776 10449
Norfolk city and suburban railway co.
Reports, 1904-1916 21902
Norfolk city railroad co. Report. 1873.
21903
Norfolk county. Authority of sheriff to
take midshipman Into custody,
1835 10819
Bill to establish free schools in. 1844.
12403
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Election of Cole vs. Newberne, 1897.
18516
Election of R. E. B. Stewart and J.
W. Bidgood. 1891 17921
Governor's mesaage rel. to ferriea.
1899 , 18677
Letter rel. to assessment of, 1819. .
Oyster records, 1894 .18226
Protest of citizens of, against bill au-
thorizing banks to subscribe to
stock in James river & Kanawha
CO, 1832 10518
Report on school system of, l^^J^oits
Norfolk county railroad co. Report,
1906 • 2190*
Norfolk Imprints. ... T. Barron & co.,
1894 18216
Broughton. T. G., 1829 .••••••. JOJ"
Broughton. T. O. & CO.. 1845 12724
W. P. Shields 1840 • lljll
Norfolk navigation co. Report, »»"'^-,
Norfolk normal. 1915 21284
Norfolk, Portsmouth & Newport News
CO. Reports, 1903-1905 21882
Norfolk, Portsmouth & Newport News
CO., lessee. Reports, 1904, 1905.
21883
Norfolk railway and light co. Reports,
1903-1915 21906
Norfolk seaman's friend society. .Me-
morial rel. to erection of sailors
home, 1848 • • 13179
Norfolk southern railroad co. Reports,
1910-1915 , 21908
Norfolk southern railroad co. Electric
railroad. Report, 1913 21909
Norfolk terminal railroad co. Reports,
1885-1887 •• 21910
Norfolk terminal railway co. Reports,
1912-1915 21911
Norfolk trust co. Vs. Morton Marye,
auditor, etc, 1885 17499
Norfolk, "Va. Beach and southern rail-
road CO. Reports. 1896-1899. .21884
Norfolk, "Wilmington and Charleston
railroad co. Governor's message,
1893 : 18080
Normal and collegiate Institute. See
Petersburg normal and collegiate
Institute. «.„.,
Normal bulletin. 1910 20216
1911 20357
1912 20584
1913 20727. 20728
1914 20975-20977
1915 21228, 21231
Normal schools. Report on establish-
ment of another school. 1902...
19066, 19106
See also FarmvUle female normal
school; Fredericksburg normal
school; Harrisonburg normal
school: Petersburg normal school;
Radford normal school.
Normal training high schools, 1915..
21204
North American review. 7935. 7937
North Branch and Cacapon turnpike co.
Reports. 1840-1859 21502
North Branch and Moorefield turnpike
CO. Reports, 1849-1860 21621
North branch bridge co. Reports, 1850-
1859 ;, 21634
North Branch turnpike co. Report,
1851 21635
North Carolina. Act rel. to Dismal
Swamp canal co., 1819 9105
Acts rel. to Dismal Swamp canal co.,
1840 11711
Act rel. to Portsmouth and Roanoke
railroad company, 1844 12373
Acts rel. to Virginia boundary, 1778.
17526
Boundary with Va., 1778 7113
Boundary with Va., 1779 7187
Boundary with Va., 1780 7226
Boundary with Va., 1781 7289
Communication from convention rel.
to Piedmont railroad company,
1861 14906
Communication from gov. rel. to
boundary, 1885 17408
Communication rel. to interference
with trains, 1864 15303
Correspondence of Nicholas rel. to
providing for defense of Chesa-
peake Bay, 1816 8865
Executive communication rel. to
Piedmont railroad company, 1861.
14978
Land titles. 1780 7217
Land titles, 1781 7283, 7289
Letter from governor rel. to amend-
ment of U. 8. constitution, 1815..
8769
Letter from gov. rel. to boundary,
1886 17366. 17404
Letter rel. to amendment of U. S. con-
stitution. 1816 8912
Proceedings rel. to amendment of
constitution, 1816 8871
Proposed amendment to constitution
of the U. S., 1815 8811
Report of commission to deflne state
line, 1897 18494, 18538
Report of commissioners on bound-
ary, 1872 16966
Resolution, 1916 21072
Resolution rel. to Southern national
highway, 1915 21092
Kesolutlons, 1833 10564
Resolutions, 1915 21094
' Resolutions rel. to exchange of docu-
ments, 1845 12517
Resolutions rel. to general govern-
ment, 1838 11302
Resolutions rel. to investigating Al-
bemarle and Chesapeake canal co..
1874 16274
Resolutions rel. to John Brown raid.
1859 14666
Resolution rel. to loyalty. 1863
15063
Resolutions rel. to militia. 1833.10549
Resolutions rel. to slavery. 1859...
14565
Resolutions touching incendiary pub-
lications. 1836 10831
Southern convention. 1857 14319
Statement rel. to population of. 1845.
12717
Troops for defence of Va., 1813.. 8626
Va. boundary, 1783 7372
Va. boundary, 1895 18289, 18308
North Carolina line and WythevlUe
road. Report, 1848 21636
North ColUnwood, O. Burning of school
building at. 1908 19789
North Frederick turnpike co. Reports,
1851-1874 21637
North landing. Bill rel. to canal from,
1844 12393
North river. Bill rel. to internal Im-
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North river. — Cont.
mouth of, 1845 12668
Completion of James river and Kan-
awha canal to, 1845 12565
Memorial rel. to navigation of, 1849.
13303
North river navigratlon co. Agreement
with, 1853 14017
Agreement with James river and
Kanawha CO.. 1857 14416
Memorial to James river and Kana-
wha CO.. 1853 14014
Report of engineer, 1850 13439
Reports, 1850, 1851, 1853, 1855-1857.
21912
North river railway co. Report, 1906.
21913
North River turnpike co. Report 1855-
1862 21638
Northampton county. Address of J.
Page, 1798 7918
Bill to protect oysters In. 1844.. 12405
Oyster records, 1894 18226
Patents in 16089
Petition of citizens rel. to Glebe
lands, 1838 11145
Northern farmers In Va., 1911 20345
Northern Neck railway co. Governor's
mes.sage rel. to, 1893 18116
Northern Neck telegraph and telephone
CO. Reports, 1903-1910 22068
Northern Virginia telephone and tele-
graph CO. Reports, 1904-1910.22069
Northumberland county. Oyster rec-
ords. 1894 18227
Salt works, 1779 7186
Northwest territory. Commissioners
to liquidate expenses, 1787 7637
Communication of governor rel. to
cession of, 1910 20083
Deed of session, 1784 7408
Docs. rel. to cpssion of, 1836.... 10856
Lands In, 1785 7471
Report of com. of congress, Sept. 13,
j7g3 7389
Resolutions] 1780 ".'.'. .7238,* V^W, 7254
State claims, 1912 20538
Virginia claim on account of cession,
1910 20127
Northwestern bank of Va. Act rel. to
office of deposit in Monongalia,
1831 10382
Act to establish 8910
Answer to interrogatory, 1841.. 11790
Bill rel. to, 1841 11898
Bill rel. to charter of, 1829 10047
Bill to reduce capital of, 1817 9001
Communication rel. to receipt of
money of, 1841 11813
Condition of. 1841 11775
Correspondence rel. to, 1841 11787
Correspondence rel. to notes of, 1841.
11742a
Correspondence with treasurer, 1838.
11176
Debts due to, 1838 11167
Report, 1821 9291
Report. 1823 9470
Report, 1824 9668
Report, 1825 9640
Report, 1828 9911, 9944
Report, 1832 10466
Report, 1833 10588
Report. 1838 11127
Report, 1840 11661
Resolution rel. to. 1838 11122
State of. Dec. 1, 1819 9092
State of, 1823 9455
Statement, 1831 10321
Northwestern bank of Va. — Cont.
Statement, 1834 10712, 1072S
Statement, 1836 10826
Statement, 1836 10938. 10980
Statement, 1838 11168, 11143
Statement, 1839 11268, 11380.
11404. 1141C
Statement, 1840 11597
Statement, 1841 11742a. 11765
Statement. 1842 11961, 11990
. Statement. 1843 12177, 12204
Statement. 1844 12332, 12376
Statement, 1845 12517. 12554
Statement, 1846 12743, 12778
Statement, 1847 13007, 13032
Statement, 1848 13128. 13170
Statement, i849 13290, 13314
Statement, 1850. . .13384. 13394, 13449
Statement, 1852 13625, 13644.
13672, 13700. 13765. 13802, 13839
Statement, 1853 13921, 13946,
13974. 13990
Statement. 1854. 1855 14125
Statement, 1855 14087
Statement, 1856 14164
Statement, 1857 14297, 14383
Statement, 1859 14504, 14515
Statements, 1860, 1861 14934
Statement rel. to stockholders, 1839.
11414
North-western turnpike 10601
Bill for construction of turnpiice
road from, 1846 12812
Bill rel. to, 1811 11876
Bill rel. to, 1841 11869
Bill rel. to, 1843 12238
Bill rel. to road to, 1846 12815
Intersection at Goose Creek 11310
Letter from president of. 1842.. 11949
Letter of second auditor rel. to, 1841.
11905
Location of, 1831 10328
Proposed road from Slsterville to.
1845 12633
Report, 1838 11154
Report, 1838-1876 21639
Northwestern Virginia. Proclamation
of governor to, 1861 14921
Northwestern Virginia academy. Bill
granting aid to, 1846 12828
Northwestern Virginia railroad. Guar-
anty to Wheeling. 1857 14293
Jackson's letter rel. to. 1857. .. .14262
Reports, 1852, 1855-1860 21914
Norton, F. S. Election of, 1869.. 15757
Norton. J 7166
Norton. (John) & sons 7602
Norton, Robert. Election of, 1877 . .
16509
Norvell v. Camm, 1823 9621
Notaries' seals. Bill rel. to license on,
1833 10660
Bill rel. to license on, 1839 11526
Notaries, amts. from, 1884 17445
Bill rel. to. 1843 12265
Governor's message, 1891 17916
List of, 1889 18687
List of, 1903 19241
List of, 1904 19346
List of, 1905 19422
List of, 1906 19565
List of, 1907 19694
List of, 1908 .' 19894
List of, 1909 20027
List of. 1914 21020
List of, 1915 21278
Message of governor rel. to, 1870...
15731
Receipts from, 1896 18349
Veto message rel. to, 1897 18602
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Note shaving: 14306, 14411
Notes. Bill rel. to. 1838 11203
Counterfeit, 1862 15067
Canceled. Statement rel. to. 1855.
14051
Small. Petition of Buckingham Tel.
to, 1852 13823
Small. Report of committee rel. to.
1852 13758
Small. Report rel. to issue of. 1852.
13747. 13748
Small. Resolutions rel. to circula-
tion of. 1852 13671
Nottoway county. Election case of Geo.
Fitzgerald vs. E. G. Booth, 1840.
11586
Election of E. H. Witmer and C. F.
Goodwyn. 1877 16510
Petition of Henry E. Lee. 1902.. 19060
Slave insurrection. 1801. . .8029a, 8030
Trial of Capt. Thomas Wells, 1816.
8940
Nourse, D. O. Barns. 1899 18769
Cheap silos in Va.. 1896 18476
Co-operative corn tests 18048
Corn husker and fodder cutter, 1893.
18187
Cow peas and soy beans, 1903.. 19255
Crimson clover. 1894 18247
Dorset horn sheep. 1893.. 18144, 18179
Fertilizers on corn 18055
Forage plants, 1903 19251
Hay substitutes, 1903 19254
Preservation of corn stover, 1897 . .
18591
Roads and road-making, 1893.. 18188
Silage for hogs 18474
Silage for horses, 1897 18698
Silos and silage 18412
Steer and pig feeding. 1891 1800S
Steer feeding, 1889 17865
Steer feeding, 1899 18768
Steer feeding, 1901 18941
Stock and poultry powders, 1903 . .
19250
Tests of fertilizers on corn. 1893 . .
1818t
Tests of fertilizers on wheat, 1893..
1818S
Tests of fertilizers on wheat, 1894.
18245, 18250
Tests of fertilizers on wheat, 1896.
1847l>
Tests of fertilizers on wheat, 1897,
18596
Tests of fertilizers on wheat, 1898.
18658
Varieties of wheat. 18051, 1818Z, 18244
Nowlan, John. Catalogue, Medical col-
lege. 1855 14213
Catalogue of Medical college, 1857.
14420
Catalogue of Medical college, 1858.
14433
Library catalogue, 1856 14233
Report, James river and Kanawha
company, 1855 .' 14209
Report, James river and Kanawha
company, 1856 14227
Report, James river and Kanawha
company 1857 14416
24th report, James river and Kana-
wha CO., 1858 14429
Supplementary report of James river
and Kanawha co., 1856 14228
Survey of James river and Kanawha
CO.. 1857 14417
Nownnan, J. H. Letter rel. to con-
scription, 1862 15036
NuUlflcation. Ordinance of S. C, 1832.
10467
Report of Delaware on South Caro-
lina ordinance, 1833 10561
Resolutions of Alabama rel. to, 1833.
10563
Nurseries. Amounts received for cer-
tificates of registration, 1907.. 19597
Nursery stock. Circular rel. to in-
spection of nursery stock. 1904..
19318
Circular rel. to purchase of. 1907 . .
19659
Circular rel. to purchase of. 1910..
20183
Circular to nurserymen and fruit
growers. By J. L. Phillips. 1909.
19974
Fumigation of nursery stock, 1904.
19316
Inspection and shipment of, 1905..
19396
Purchase of, 1905 19397
Shipment of nursery stock, 1904..
19315
Nurserymen. Circular letter to, 1903.
19219, 19,!23
Nurses. Training school for nurses at
Memorial hospital, 1905 .... Ift416
Nye, W. A. R. James river and Kana-
wha CO. vs. Eugene Davis, 1869..
15564
Maury's physical survey of Virginia,
1868 15666
Oakley. R. A. Management of blue-
grass pastures. 1914 21053
Oaths. Act of congress, 1789 7673
Bill prescribing, 1864 16326
Letter of E. R. S. Canby rel. to. 1869.
15797
List of civil ofDcers who have filed,
1869/70 15768
Memoranda rel. to exaction of. 1869.
• 15800
Message of governor rel. to. 1870..
75708
Of senators, 1869 .• 15701
Opinion of attorney general rel. to.
1869 15789
Prescribed for members of general
assembly, 1869 15684
Oats. 1880 16957
Oats, millet and various legumes. By
A. M. Soule and P. O. Vanatter,
1907 19728
O'Bannon, J. H. For titles of publica-
tions issued by J. H. O'Bannon as
superintendent of public printing.
Consult pages 731-855.
Obstetrics. By M. L. Anderson, 1907.
19684
Ocean navigation co., inc. Reports,
1907-1909 21915
Ocean View and Pine Beach railway co.
Report, 1906 21916
O'Ferrali. Charles T. Letter to Gov.
McCorkle rel. to state debt, 1896.
18267
Mes.«age, 1893 18075, 18083,
18084, 18085, 18105. 18112, 18114
Message, 1895 18256, 18297
Message, 1897 18487, 18524
Message rel. to assessments In Hali-
fax 18318
Message rel. to Berkeley street rail-
way. 1895 18277. 18302
Message rel. to certain prisoners
charged with murder, 1895 . . 18299
Message rel. to Chatham female Insti-
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Bulletin Virginia State lAbraay
O'Pcrrall, Charles T. — Cont.
tute, 1895 18260
Messagre rel. to court house of Alex-
andria CO., 1895 18281
Message rel. to Frederlcksburgr tele-
phone CO., etc., 1895 18306
Message rel. to Jno. G. Hurkamp co.,
1895 18276
Messagre rel. to Newport News &
Hampton electric railway co., 1896.
18280
Message rel. to PaciOc co., 1895...
18279
Message rel. to Port Norfolk electric
CO., 1895 18268
Message rel. to Portsmouth, Gilmer-
ton and Smithfleld r'y traction Co.,
1895 18S03
Message rel. to Potomac & Ohio rail-
road CO., 1895 18311
Message rel. to Potomac railroad co.,
1895 18264
Message rel. to Richmond traction
CO., 1895 18267
Message rel. to Soldiers' home, etc.,
1895 18278, 18315
Message rel to Va. & N. C. boundary,
1895 18308
Message rel. to Virginia securities
CO., 1895 18305
Message rel. to Virginia transit co.,
Iggg 18273
Pardons,' isb's' '. '. '. '. ' i8284,' 18300, 18323
Pardons, 1897 18537
Veto message, 1893 18071,
18074, 18077. 18080, 18086,
18102, 18107, 18109, 18115
O'Ferrall, John. Election of, 1843..
12202
Offences against persons. Bill rel. to,
1846 12837
Ofnce building. Purchase of lot for,
1912 20446, 20477
Report of committee on, 1916.. 21344
Office holding over after expiration of
terra. By T. B. Benson, 1916.21440
Officers and officials. Act concerning,
1779 7130
Bill rel. to bonds of, 1842
12090, 12091
Bill rel. to salaries of, 1842 12092
Bill rel. to salaries of, 1843 12261
Debts due state, 1906 19487
Governor's response rel. to exemp-
tion of, 1864 16295, 15373
Hurst's guide for, 1893 18170
List of. 1830 10203
List of, 1841 11798
List of, 1899 . .' 18744
l^ist of. 1903 19241
List of. 1904 19342, 19345
List of, 1905 19423
List of. 1906 19666
List of. 1907 19694
List of. 1908 19820. 19894
List of, 1909 20027
List of, 1910 20246
List of, 1911 20389
List of. 1912 20509, 20624
List of, 1914 20890, 21020
List of, 1915 21138, 21249, 21278
List of, indebted to commonwealth.
1887 17677
Of army. 1774 7014
Report of auditing committee, 1908.
19765
Report of committee on bonds of,
1861 14916
Report of committee on bonds of.
Officers and Officials. — Cont.
1884 17298
Report of committee rel. to loans to,
1884 17271
Report rel. to reorganization of, 1877.
1656S
Report rel. to salaries of, 1897..18S41
Report rel. to salaries of, 1916.. 21311
Resignations from U. S. army, 1863.
15196
Resignations from the U. S. army.
1864 15246
Resolutions exempting from military
service, 1864 15276
Salaries of, 1916 21371
Salaries and duties of, 1834 . . . 10730
Segar's speech on election of, 1849.
13351
Stanards' colonial Vsu register, 1902.
19166
Statement rel. to salaries of, 1842.
12116
Statutes rel. to payments of, 1914..
„ 20991
Terms of office, 1901 19028
Vote for, 1855 14058
See also Civil officers. Civil list.
Officers in U. S. army and navy from
Virginia, 1861. . .14799, 14954, 14955
O'Flaherty, D. C. Due process of law
and the Torrens system, 1903...
18236
Ogden, Robert C. Educational confer-
ence, 1902 19082
Ohio. Argument of Patton and Vinton
rel. to boundary, 1846 12928
Communication rel. to care of insane
of Virginia, 1861 22138
Correspondence of governor rel. to
a fugitive from Justice. 1849..1S332
Correspondence of gov. with Gov.
McDowell rel. to fugitives from
justice, 1846 12688
Correspondence with governor of
Virginia rel. to surrender of fugi-
tives from Justice, 1845 12521
Governor of. Letter rel. to John
Brown invasion, 1869 ....... 14466
House of representatives. Resolu-
tions of democratic members, 1859.
... H518
Memorial rel. to Chesapeake and
Ohio canal, 1834 10725
Military lands, 1828 9912
Proceedings rel. to amendment of
constitution, 1816 8871
Refusal to surrender fugitives from
Justice, 1860 14614, 14620
Report of general assembly rel. to
Bank of U. S., 1820 9241
Report on resolutions rel. to Va.
boundary, 1846 12795
Requisitions on, for fugitives from
Justice. 1859 14516
Requisition rel. to fugitive slaves
upon governor of, 1848 .... 13192
Resolutions of, 1861 11711
Resolutions of democratic members,
I860 14617
Resolutions of Michigan rel. to north-
ern boundary of, 1834 10712
Resolutions of Virginia rel. to ceding
to U. S. the military lands between
the Scioto and Miami rivers, 1850.
„ . 1346S
Resolutions on abolition of slavery.
1824 9547
Resolutions rel. to amendment of the
U. S. constitution, 1827 980*
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Ohio. — Cont.
Resolutions rel. to annexation of
Texas. 1844 12374
Resolutions rel. to bridge of Steuben-
ville and Indiana railroad company,
1852 13676
Resolutions rel. to bridge at Steuben-
viil* and railroad to Pennsylvania.
1861 22142
Resolutions rel. to burning of Rich-
mond theatre, 1811 8463
Resolutions rel. to the colonization
society. 1830 10182
Resolutions rel. to election of presi-
dent. 1835 10876
Resolutions rel. to emancipation anl
colonization. 1826 • S"**
Resolutions rel. to emancipation of
slaves, 1823 »465
Resolutions rel. to Holllday's Cove
railroad company, 1861 .^2151
Resolutions rel. to navigation of Ohio
river, 1817 „ 8962
Resolutions rel. to polygamy, 1912.
20463
Resolutions relative to right over
Ohio river, 1812 8534
Resolutions rel. to slavery, etc., 1836.
10938
Resolutions rel. to South Carolina
convention, 1833 10570
Resolutions rel. to state rights, 1820.
9212
Resolution rel. to state rights. 1827.
9822
Resolutions rel. to tariff of 1830..
10191
Resolutions rel. to Va.. Ohio and
Kentucky boundaries, 1846.. 12789
Resolutions rel. to West Virginia,
1861 22128
Statistics of. 1841 11742a
Surrender of fugitives by, 1859...
14520
Virginia boundary. 1846.. 12740. 12920
Virginia boundary. 1847 13030
Ohio and Marshall turnpike co. Re-
ports. 1850, 1852 21608
Ohio county Address to. by Tomlln-
son, Evans & M'Klnley, 1809.. 8383
Address to citizens of, by C. Ham-
mond. N. Zane, O. Miller. Apr. 3.
1809 8384
Delinquent lands In, 1834 10787
Election of Biggs and Zane, 1799..
7952
Election of John M'Lure and John
Parrlott, 1834 10700
Memorial rel. to Indiana company.
1804 8113
Notes of N. W. bank of Va., 1841..
11813
Ohio. Gilmer and Ripley turnpike co.
Reports. 1853-1856 21548
Ohio river. Bill rel. to claims against
owners of boats on, 1845 ....12635
Bill rel. to establishing ferries on,
1846 12823
Bill rel. to extension of Staunton and
Potomac railroad to, 1830. . .10289a
Completion of canal to, 1869... 14646
Completion of water line to, 1865..
15415
Distances to Richmond, 1847... 12996
Ellet's report on improvement of.
1858 14430
Hospital for watermen at Smithland.
9913
Navigation Of, 1784 7420
Ohio river. — Cont.
Navigation of. 1816 8952
Proposed road to, from Winchester,
1830 10232
Report on navigation of, 1819.. 9089
Report rel. to. 1819 9164
Resolutions of Indiana rel. to navi-
gation of. 1830 10181
Resolutions of Ohio rel. to Jurisdic-
tional right of, 1812 8634
Road from, to Maryland line, 1845.
12597
Road from, to Winchester, 1826.. 9786
Tract of land on, called Indiana..
7037
Transportation to seaboard, 1873.
16100
Ohio river and Maryland railroad. Re-
port. 1838 11152
Ohio river and Maryland road. Report,
1841 21539
Report, 1852 21640
Reports, 1839-1859 21641
Ohio river and Maryland turnpike co.
Reports, 1855-1859 21642
Ohio river and state line road. Report,
1839 21643
Old, Wm. Ploughing in green crops for
tobacco, 1887 17716
Oiu, W. W. Student volunteers of
1861 19570. 19704
Old, William W., Jr.^ Preferred creditors
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Report, 1816 8892
Report, 1818 9015
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Report, 1826 9655
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Penal law. Gilmer's notes on, 1829.
^*Rm 'fT^Sf- ^'"' "»5 ""'
±5111, 1796 7873
1)11 to amend, 1806 '.'.'.'.'. 821$
Bill to amend, 1810 843S
Collection of cases, 1799-1814 .'.■.■. 7960
Decisions. 1789-1814 7664. 766?
Speech of G. K. Taylor, 1796.... 7874
17^*?°' E*«n»">d- Bill in rev. cod^
1786
7448
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Dedication to HtS
Dedication to ilU
Dedication to, 1800 .■.'■*■* mm
■'"^K 7666, 7«96: 7806*
Memorial rel. to Robtason' .""'.Ills
Nathan's claim, 1783 ... 4t5J
Pres. of convention 4am
Pres. court of appeals '.'."lljol
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Pendleton, Edmund. — Cont.
Relative to the revlsal of 1786... 74«1
Revlsor 7804
Sketch of 19328
Speaker 6990
Pendleton, Edmund, jr. Letter to
house of del.. 1824 9543
Report, 1822 9413
Report, 1823 9473
Pendleton, Edmund. Remarks on John
A. Elder's portrait of Gen. Lee,
1870 158J9
Pendleton, J. List of pensioners, 1787.
7573
List of pensioners, 1788 7634
List of pensioners, 1789 7674
List of pensioners, 1791 7733
List of ppnsloners. 1792 ........ 7769
List of pensioners, 1793 7791
List of pensioners, 1794 7815
List of pensioners, 1795 7840
Pendleton, J. D. System of rules, 1879.
16763
Pendleton, James F. Report, 1859...
14534
Report, 1860, 1861 14933
Report, 1862 15033
Report, 1866 15626
Pendleton, John 7517
Pendleton, John S. Resolutions rel. to
public money, 1838 11172
Pendleton, P. C. Report on University
site, 1818 9041
Pendleton, William a. Debt of Univ.
of Va., 1833 10609
Letter rel. to failure to pay fees, 1819.
9102
Letter rel. to military land warrants,
1821 9316
Register of land offlce, 1821 . . . 9316
Reerister of land office, 1822.... 9387
Pendleton county. Address of Chap-
man Johnson to, 1810 8427
Penett & co 7127
Penett. Wendall & co 7123, 7157
Penitentiary. Accounts of storekeeper,
1832 1*46^
Act rel. to compensation of store-
keeper. 1831 10385
Articles for manufacture. 1807 . . .
8252a
Articles manufactured at, 1831 . .
10300
Auditor's letter rel. to, 1820 9264
Bill rel. to, 1819 9166
Bill rel. to, 1824 9594
Bill rel. to, 1839 11386
Bill rel. to, 1840 11662
BUI rel. to. 1841 11826, 11867
BUI rel. to, 1879 16773
BUI rel. to compensation of store-
keeper, 1831 10360
BUI rel. to establishingr. 1818... 9071
BUI rel. to establishment of. 1820..
„ 9261, 9262, 9263
Bill rel. to laws of, 1823 9497
Bill rel. to punishment of rebellion
In, 184. 12257
Bill rel. to sale of manufactures,
1844 12456
Bill toaboUsh board of directors,
„1842 12094
Board of visitors, 1808 8329, 8330
Charges agratnst superintendent of,
1861 14867
Classification of convicts, 1808.. 8329
Communication from, 1841 11808
Communication from board of, 1912.
20435
Penitentiary. — Cont.
Communication from principal aeent
and superintendent, 1830... 10212
Communication from supt. of, 1887.
17639
Communication from supt. of, 1912...
20433
Communication from supt. rel. to fe-
male ward, 1883 17191
Communication rel. to, 1848.... 13146
Communication rel. to convicts in,
1886 17392
Communication rel. to convicts hired
on Valley railroad, 1874 16266
Communication rel. to hire of con-
victs, 1885 17394
Communication rel. to moral and re-
ligious advantages at, 1848.. 13180
Communication rel. to sale of articles
manufactured at, 1872'' 16031
Conspiracy of convicts, 1862 . . 15033
Convicts returned on account of sick-
ness, 1877 16667
Death of supt. of, 1863 16060
Defalcation by agent of, 1841., 11809
Dismissal of turnkey, 1822 9382
Documents with report on, 1816.8892
Election of surgeon, 1912 20484
Employment of superintendent, 1803.
8087
Examination of grounds, 1870.. 16847
Expenses, 1864-1877 16564
Funds of storekeeper, 1883 ....17192
(Governor's communication, 1807...
8233
Governor's communication rel. to,
1887 17642
Ctovernor's communication rel. to fire,
„1887 17676
Governor's letter rel. to laws of, 1891.
17919
Governor's message rel. to, 1886..
17347
Governor's message, 1887 17616
tjovernor's message, 1891 17916
Governor's message, 1893 18063'
Governor's message rel. to, 1912...
20432
Hand-bill, sale of negroes, 1809,. 8386
Keeper and turnkeys, 1813 .... 8641
Laws rel. to, 1891 17956
Laws rel. to, 1904 19818
Letter from governor rel. to, 1807.
, .X .. 8261
Letter from governor rel. to, 1862.
16014
Letter of governor rel. tosale of lot
in, 1862 13744
Letter of S. P. Parsons rel. to, 1828.
9917
Letter of supt., 1801 8021
Letter from superintendent, 1806 . .
Letter from superintendent rel. to,
1823 ^jj.. 94S0
Letter from superintendent, 1824..
9643
Letter of superintendent, 1827.. 9824
Letter from surreon, 1876 .... 16416
Letter from surgreon of, rel. to size of
cells. 1876 16437a
List of convicts, 1878 16673
Manufactures. Report, 1823.... 9469
Opcratlor, 1806 8190 \
Pay of asst. keepers, 1883 17193
Prisoners, 1806 8159 •
Report, 1804 8120 x
Report, 1806 8181, 8182 ~
Report. 1807 8261
Report, 1813 8654
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Penitentiary.— Cont.
Report, 1816 ••••• «''»'
«— t- ill? •.-.•. .1'.*.V 9002
1818 ■:.■.■:.■.■ 9016, 9028
1819 91§6
1000 a4*S
1824 .V.V 9662, 9589
1826 9666
x826 nil
1827 fIJI
Igos 9938
1829 '... 10022, 10030
1»30 10191, 10202
.111 :::::: i«»"-}S?i?
1«92 10459
1833 10687, 10619
1884 :::::.. 10718. 10772
1835 10826
1836 ■.'. . . 10933, 10943, 11031
1838 11116
1839 11285. 11391
1840 11669
1*41 11754
1»42 11976
1843 12192
1844 12348, 12473
1846 12527
1846 12743. 12753, 12911
1847 12969, 12987,
12998, 13036
1848 18088. 13127, 13168
1849 13247, 13257,
13282, 13331
Reoort. 1860 13398
Ripol-t 1852 .... 13643. 13710 13801
Report, .653 13888, 13946
Report, 1854, 1856 14124
Report, 1855 14166
Report, 1857 14332, 14376
Report. 1858, 1869 14534
Report, 1869 14596
Report, -60, 1861 • • 14933
Report, 1862 15035. 16038
Report) 1863 16134. 16150, 16223
Report, 1864 16364, 16369
Report, 1866 .„. 15526
Report, 1870 16759, 15854
Report, 1871 15963
Report. 1 .2 16049
Report, 1873 16194
Report, 1874 16286
Report. 1876 16376
Report. 1876 16467
Report. 1877 16676
Report, 1878 16698
Report, 1879 16798. 16804
Report, 1880 16842
Report. 1881 16925, 16950
Report, 1882 17037
Report. 1883 17223
Report, 1884 17320
Report. 1885 17466
Report, 1886 17512
Report. 1887 17696
Report. 1888 17740
Report, 1889 17843
Report. 1890 17879
Report. 1891 17982
Report, 1892 18019
Report. 1893. 18146
Report. 1894 ' 18203
Report. 1896 18375
Report. 1896 18431
Report. 1897 18553
Report, 1898 18614
Report, 1899 18718
Report, 1900 18782
Report, 1901 18899
Penitentiary. — Cont.
Report. 1902 19127
Report, 1903 19199
Report, 1904 19285
Report, 1906 19374
Report. 1906 19602
Report. 1907 19638
Report. 1908 19812
Report, 1909 19942
Report. 1910 20148
Report. 1912 20466. 20498
Report. 1913 20668
Report, 1914 20886
Report, 1916 .• 21120
Report of commission. 1901
18879 18880
Report of committee on. 1809 . '. . 8340
Report of committee on. 1811 . . . 8466
Report of committee on. 1814... 8711
Report or committee on. 1815... 8796
Report of committee on. 1817... 8961
Report of committee on. 1818 . . . 9070
Report of committee on. 1819 . . . 9166
Report of committee on. 1820
9190. 9217. 9266
Report of committee on. 1821 . . . 9326
Report of committee on, 1822 9413
Report of committee on, 1823 9474
Report of committee on, 1824....
9664, 9590
Report of committee on. 1825....
9666. 9691
Report of committee on. 1826 ....
9732, 9752, 9787
Report of committee on, 1827
9839 9870
Report of committee on, 1828...' 9940
Report of committee on, 1829 . . 10038
Report of committee on, 1830 . .
10220, 10264
Report of committee on, 1831 ....
10330, 10333, 10390
Report of committee on, 1832
10490. 10506
Report of committee on, 1833.. 10638
Report of committee on, 1834.. 10706
Report o( committee on, 1835
10814. 10894
Report of committee on, 1838
11108. 11224
Report of committee on. 1839 ....
11308, 11348, 11376. 11514
Report of committee on. 1840 .
11551. 11606. 11692
Report of committee on, 1841 ....
11789, 11907
Report of committee on. 1842
12110, 12118
Report of committee on. 1843
12169. 12296
Report of committee on. 1844.. 12327
Report of committee on, 1845 .
12612. 12569. 12680
Report of committee on. 1846.. 12792
Report of committee on. 1859.. 14492
Report of committee on, 1861.. 14986
Report of committee on, 1883.. 17164
Report of committee on, 1896.. 18292
Report of commi.ee.on, 1897.. 18528
Report of committee of visitors on,
1816 8787
Report of committee rel. to fire. 1887.
17655
. Report of general agrent of, 1863..
161S1
Report on accounts of storekeeper,
1847 13038
Report rel. to. 1909 19952
Report rel. to articles Jnanufactured
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Penitentiary. — Cont.
In, 18S1 10$42
Report re., to claims for supplies,
1866 15416
Report rel. to Are, i488 17628
Report rel. to bire of convicts, 1885.
17424
Report rel. to removal of, 1869/70.
1676J
Report on removal of, 1872 .... 160S3
Report rel. to water supply, 1834 . .
10706
Rules, 1807 8262, 8263
Rules for officers of, 1829 10022
Rules for prisoners, 1829 10022
Schedule of routes and distances to,
1911 20388
Statement rpl to, 1806 8204
Statement rel. to, 1808 8328, 8331
Statement of conspiracy of convicts
in. 1861 14989
Statement of greneral agent, 1883.
17189
Statement of machinery purchased
for, 18V6 16664
Statements rel. to improvement of,
1834 10721
Statistics for IS years, 1901 18898
Store. Ofllcial conduct of store
keeper, 1831 10306
Penitentiary farm. Report of com-
mittee, 1910 20092
Penitentiary spring lot. Report on,
1877 , 16618
Penitentiaries in other statvs. S. P.
Parsons on, 1827 9824
Penn, Abraham 7622
Pennington Gap railway co. CSovernor's
message, 1893 18077
Pennock. William 11206
Pennsylvania. Act rel. to Chesapeake
and Ohio canal co.. 1828 9977
Boundary with Va., 1776... 7001, 7009
Boundary with Va., 1779.. 7132, 7186,
7188 7189
Boundary with Va., 1780 "7213,
7224, 7226
Boundary with Va., 1783 7346
Boundary with Va., 1784 7431
Boundary with Va., 1785 7464
Carrying free negrroes from, 1791.
J7714, 7720
Commissioners rel. to commerce, 1786.
7491
Correspondence of Nicholas rel. to
providing- for defense of Chesa-
peake bay, 1816 8865
Invitation rel. to Gettysburg anni-
ver.sary, 1912 20472
Letter from governor rel. to amend-
ment of U. S. constitution, 1815.
8769
Memorial rel. to Chesapeake and
Ohio canal, 1834 10726
Navigation of Ohio, 1784 7420
Proposed amendment to U. S. con-
stitution. 1809 8339, 8361. 8368
Proposed amendment to U. S. con-
stitution. 1810 8414
Resolutions of. 1861 14717
Resolutions rel. to navigation of
Ohio, 1817 8952
9425, 9524
Resolutions on public lands, 1840..
11603
Resolutions rel. to sate of public
lands. 1835 10817
Resolutions rel. to tariff, 1829.. 10012
Road from Hiddlebourne, Va., to
Pennsylvania. — Cont.
Franklin township. Pa., 1833 . .
10698
Suit against the Wheeling and Bel-
mont bridge co., 1861 13482
Trial of James Parsons, Jr.. in, 1866
14095
Pennsylvania line anu Orave creek
turnpike co. Reports, 1856-1860.
21562
Pennsylvania line and Ice's Ferry road.
Report, 1890 21574
Pennsylvania line, road from, by Mor-
gantpwn to the Beverley and
CltirKsburg road. Reports, 1838-
1843 21647
Pennsylvania line, road from, to Bev-
erley. Report, 1839 21648
Pennsylvania, Morgantown and Bever-
ley turnpike. Report, 1860 . . 21646
Pension fund for teachers, 1910.. 20137
Report, 1911 20289
Report, i912 20489
Report, 1913 20650
Report, 1914 20869
Report, 1915 21108
Pension law. 1912 20540
Pensioners. Governor's letter, 1786.
7511
Governor's letter. 1787 7574
Governor's letter, 1788 7585
Governor's letter, 1790 7705
Governor's letter, 1792 7765
Letter of P. Henry. .i85 747 J
List of, -86 7517
List of, 1787 7578
List of, 1788 7634
List of, 1789 7674
List of, 1791 7733
List of, 1792 7769
List of, 1793 7791
List of, 1794 7815
List of, 1795 7840
List of;i796 7875
l^lBt of, 1797 7896
List of, 1798 7919
List of, 1799 7965
List of, 1800 8002
List of, 1801 8052
List of. 1802 8079
List of, 1804 8140
List of, 1895 18358
List of. 1906 and 1907 19621
List of. 1909 19967, 19968
List of. 1912 20541, 20642
List of, 1913 20700
List of, 1914 20927
List of, 1915 21170
Pensions. Attorney general's opinion
on appropriations for, 1902.. 19080
Bill rel. to, 1825 9678
Communication of auditor rel. to,
1914 20823
Law, 1908 19837
Veto me-s-sasre rel. to segregation
from treasury for. 1901 18881
Pentland. E. Address to freeholders of
Ohio CO., 1809 8383
Peoples navigation co. Report, 1910.
* 21923
Peoples steamboat co. Reports. 1903,
1904 21924
Pepper's ferry and Salem turnpike co.
Reports. 1840-1856 21677
Perclval, John 11393
Perham, Josiah 14493
Periodicals. List of those in state li-
brary, 1905 19372. 19411
List of Virginia, 1873 16204
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BuUetin Virginia, State Libraa-y
Perjury. Bill rel. to, 1840 11638
Bill rel. to indictments for, 1845..
12582
Perkins, Geo. Walter D. Dabney, 1899.
18765
Perkins, T. F. Railroad between Lynch-
burg and Richmond, 1857 14285
Perkins. W. Allen. Civil death in Vtu:
suits ae:ainst felons, 1905. .. .19328
Perkins, W. R. Master's liability..
18804
Perkinson, Wm. Howard. . .18644, 18764
Perrault, P. H 8891
Perrow, Charles. Transcontinental
railroad, 1848 13172
Perry, F. L. Contamination of tide
waters, 1916 21130
Perry, J. M. Merger of estates, 1900.
18742
Personal actions 14212, 14431,
15662, 16884, 16306
Personal names In Hening's statutes at
largre of Va 11046
Personal property. Assessment, 1907.
19628
Summary of title to, 1897 .... 18577
Tax on, 1867 15618
Taxation, 1876 16464
Value of, 1875 16363
Peter, Robert 7670
Peterkin, W. G. Government by in-
junction, 1897 18674
Peters, Wm. Ellsha. By Chas. W. Kent
and others, 1907 19704
Peters, W. H. Report, 1861
14798, 14945
Petersburg:. Bank statement, 1837..
\ 11069
Bill rel. to construction of ship canal
by, 1846 12869
Bill rel. to defence of, 1862 1501S
Branch bank report, 1839
11423, 11427
Colored normal school site, 1885..
17357
Communication rel. to saie of lots in,
1852 13819
Concerning^ certain chargres rel. to
schools, 1874 16276
Defence of, 1862 15012, 15021
Farmers' oank of Virginia, 1839...
11410, 11411
Memorial rel. to ship canal, 1846...
12781
Millers & merchants. Petition rel.
to inspection of flour, 1859. .. .14590
Occupation of, by federal troops,
1876 16416, 16437a
Place of rendezvous, 1779 7181
Planters and mechanics bank, 1883.
17272
Planters and mechanics bank, 1884.
17264
Proposed canal to, 1812 8515
Resolutions rel. to railroads, 1861.
14952
Schedule of routes to, 1886 ....17535
Trade of, 1816-1834 10784
Use of military force at, 1874
16244, 16262
Vacancy in Judgeship in court, 1885.
17897
Veto messag-e of governor rel. to,
1874 16159
Volunteers of 1812. Proceedings rel.
to petition of, 1852 13596
Volunteers of war of 1812. Resolu-
tions rel. to, 1852 13579
Petersburg and Asylum railroad co.
Reports, 1889-1896 2191*
Petersburg and Boydton road. Memor-
ial rel. to, 1849 13324
Reports, 1861-1860 21493
Petersburg and Jerusalem plank road
CO. Reports^ 1856-1859 21649
Petersburg an^ Manchester turnpike
CO. Reports, 1824-1838 21606
Petersburg and Roanoke railroad. Re-
port on, 1826 10987
Petersburg and western railroad. Re-
ports. 1S97, 1898 21927
Petersburg imprints, oeorge M, Boxel,
1886 17689
Dunnavant, M. W., 1816 8940
Hunter & Prentis, 1788 7688
Prentis, Wm., 1788 7589
Petersuurg manufacturing co. Report.
1830 10176
Petersburg, Newport News and Norfolk
steamboat line. Reports, 1906-1908.
21926
Petersburg normal and collegiate In-
stitute. Board of visitors, 1889.
17819
Catalogue, 1885 17504
Catalogue, 1886 17539
Catalogue, 1887 17731
Catalogue, 1888 17761
Catalogue. 1889 17867
Cataloguer 1890 17910
Catalogue, 1891 18008
Catalogue, 1892 18067
Catalogue, 1893 18191
Catalogue, 1894 18262
Catalogue, 1895 18420
Catalogue, 1896 18480
Catalogue, 1897 18604
Catalogue, 1898 18664
Catalogue, 1899 18772
Catalogue, 1900 18829
Catalogrue, 1901 18951
Catalogue, 1902 19175
Catalogue, 1903 19245
Catalogue, 1904 198SJ
Catalogue, 1905 19436
Catalogue, 1906 19579
Catalogue, 1907 19716
Catalogue, 1908 19908
Communication from board of edu-
cation rel. to, 1883 17197
Communication from governor rel.
to, 1885 17427
The gazette, 1916 21472, 21473
Report, 1885 17479
Report, 1886 17520
Report, 1887 ' 17706
Report, 1888 17788
Report, 1889 17840
Report, 1890 17876
Report, 1891 17974
Report, 1893 igi42
Report, 1895 l«S7l
Report, 1896, 1897 iImj
Report, 1898, 1899 igTi?
Reports, 1884-1914 22098
Report of building committee, 1887
17580. 17588
Report of building committee, 1889.
Report of committee on, 1886.. 17414
Report of committee on, 1896.. U27J
Petersburg rail-road. List of employ-
ees, 1839 IISIJ
Petersburg railroad co. Amendment
to charter, 1873 16098
Reports, 1832-1852, 1856. 1859, 1860
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Petersburg railroad co. — Cont.
x877-li98 21928
Report. 1847 13028
Peterson, Anna M. Report, 1915..2113S
Peticolas, A. E. Message of governor
rel. to, 1855 14186
Report of committee on message rel.
to, 1855 14188
Petit, Pembroke. Election of, 1883 . .
17146
Petitions. Calendar arranged by coun-
ties. Accomac-Bedford, 1908....
19807, 19872
Claiming money 7406
From Kentucky, 1769-1792 7767
Pettlt, J. B. Spraying of fruit trees,
1899 18726
Pettlt, Paul. Adversary possession,
1878 18681
Adversary possession, 1901 ....18804
Pettit. W. B. Article rel. to equitable
conversion. 1884 17334
By Andrew K. Leake, 1906 .... 19410
Powers, 1897 18674
Priorities among creditors, 1900.18742
Va. married woman's act, 1886.. 17532
Va. statute of jeofails, 1901... 18804
Peyton, Bernard. Additional report,
1828 9936
Adjutant-general, 1823 9490
General orders to mllltla. 1823 ....
9425, 9524
Memorial rel. to James river & Kan-
awha CO., 1849 13345
Report, 1824 9683
Report, 1826 9756
Report, 1827 9824
Report, 1828 9917, 9983
Report. 1829 10022
Report, 1830 10191
Report. 1832 10469
Report, 1833 10683
Report, 1834 10712
Report, 1836 10819
Report, 1836 10938
Report, 1838 11116
Report, 1839 11268, 11380
Report, 1840 11661
Report on James river co., 1822..
Peyton, Green 18586
Peyton, jm. Protest against slave
_ act, 1840 11696
Peyton, Jeannle S. Forestry laws of
Va., 1916 21218
Forestry laws of Va., 1916 21417
Peyton, John 7818
Peyton, John H. Amendment offered,
1842 12121, 12122, 12132
Report, 1826 9764
Report, 1827 9841
Report, 1828 9987
Report, 1829 10006
Report, 1830 10216
Report, 1838 . . ., 10618
Report, 1834 10761
Report, 1835 10837
Report, 1836 10946
Peyton, W. W. Commissioners for sale
of Bristol tract, 1823 9463
Peyton, William M. 11297
Resolutions rel. to currency, 1838 . .
Phantoms. By Dr. A. H. Cook, 1914
21027
Pharmacology. Laboratory work In.
19877
Pharmacy and drugs act. Information
rel. to, 1908 19880
Pharmacy, Board of. Report, 1911
„ 20309
Report, 1916 21184
Phelps, Edward J., W. Va. debt settle-
ment, 1898 18638
Phelps, Hugh 7974
Phi Beta Kappa at the University of
Virginia. By Theodore Hough,
1910 20269
Philadelphia. Communication of gov-
ernor rel. to monuments In, 1866
*^*'?2?i"°***"">° "■«'• to n-onument in,
1862 , 13868
Gift of banner to Va., 1869. i !!l4649
.■iV?"""* °' sympathy for Va.,
1859 14464
Resolutions rel. to erection of monu-
went in grove of Independence
vi5SP-. 1862 .••••; •• 13654, 13667
Virginia centennial commission, 1876.
Philadelphia. Baltimorj ard Washing-
ton railroad co., operating Dela-
ware, Maryland and Va. railroad.
T,^..,^S^,°^^^ 1903, 1915 .........21929
Philadelphia convention. Communica-
tion rel. to proceeding 1866
•., „ 14084
Message of governor rel. to, 1856
Phllippl and Clarksburg turnpike. Re-
ports, 1853-1860 .7 ....T2I6I8
Philips, Joslah 7096
Case of. By W. R. Tyree, 1910..
Phillips, J. L. Circular, 1905 ...!?"^
,-,, . . 19396, 19397
Circular rel. to nursery stock, 1907
196S9
Circular rel. to nursery stock, 1909
19974
Crop pests and fumigation of nur-
sery stock, 1900 18827
Experiments with washes against
San Jose scale. 1904 19358
^rowing forest tree seedlings. 18668
Home-made soluble oils for use
against San Jose scale, 1908.. 19820
Instructions to local Inspectors, 1908
19222
Kerosene emulsion for use against
San Jose scale, 1906 19630
Lime sulphur for use against San
Jose scale 19841
The lime-SHlphur wash ...".'.'. .19186
Llme-suIphur wash studies, 1906..
19628
Nature and use of certain insecti-
cides, 1899 18760
Peach yellows, 1906 19631
Report, 1906 19?9«
Report, 1907 .... ^"imll
Report. 1909 ., 19949
Report on San Jose scale and crop
pest laws, 1903 ..1922^
^vKy- *"* """e"" peach diseases,
1907 19660
Phillips. Louis C. in.<!tructlon8 to Ju-
ries. 1909 20003
Pollard's code biennial, 1914.!! 20892
Pollard's supplement to Va. code,
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Bulletin, 1914 21036-21042
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The legislature of 1906 19565
New act rel. to demurrers to evi-
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The Torrens system, 1906 19410
Phosphate for spinach. By T. C.
Johnson, 1914 20913
Phosphates. Tables of analysed, 1882-
1887 17716
Phosphoric acid. By Ei. W. Magruder,
1901 18913
Contribution to the study of phos-
phoric acids Id soils and fertilizers.
By W. B. Bllett and H. H. Hill,
1909 20061
Photography. Finding list of books
rel. to, 1912 20698
Physical survey. Maury's report, 1868
16666
Maury's report, 2d ed., 1869 16788
No. 2 by M. F. Maury, 1878 ...16732
Physicians. List oi, 1909 20016
Register of, 1912 20615
Register, 1913 20757
Supplementary suggestions for, 1913
20760
Physics In higu school. By L.. G. Hox-
ton, 1908 19899
Physiography and geology of the
coastal plain province of Va. By
W. B. Clark and B. L. Miller. 1912
20582
Pickett vs. Stewart 9369
Piedmont railroad company. Execu-
tive communication rel. to, 1861
14978
Ordinance to incorporate, 1861.14906
Reports, 1886, 18*7, 1890-1894. .21931
Piedmont region. Wine making in,
1880 16867
Pierpont, F. H. 22106, 22116, 22119,
22121, 22122, 22128, 22131, 22133,
22136, 22138. 22139, 22140, 22144.
22147, 22161, 22162, 22164, 22166,
22167, 22168, 22171, 22172, 22178,
22181, 22187. 22190, 22196, 22200,
22219, 22220, 22221.
Address, 1866 15407
Communication, 1861 22129
Communication rel. to assistant sec-
retary board of public works, 1866
15434
Communication rel. to care of insane,
1862 22172
Communication rel. to care of Vir-
ginia Insane by Ohl6. 1861 ..22138
Communication rel. to claim of James
Musgrave, 1862 22165
Communication rel. to claim of
James G. West, 1862 22164
Communication rel. to militia, 1862
22167
Communication rel. to release of
James H. Trout, 1862 22171
Communication rel. to reprieves and
pardons. 1862 ,22168
Communication rel. to state bonds,
1866 15513
Communication rel. to U. S. commis-
sioners, 1861 22131
Letter enclosing Ohio resolutions,
1861 22128
Letter rel. to abuse of military power
Pierpont, F. H. — Cont.
in command of General Butler,
1864 22219. 22220
Letter rel. to act of congress. 1866.
1$4S«
Letter rel. to claims for services of
the militia. 1862 ; 22181
Letter rel. to convicts. 1861 ....
22122. 2X139
Letter rel. to courts at Alexandria,
1861 22119
Letter rel. to eastern state boapltal.
1865 16414
Letter rel. to improvement of Ka-
nawha river. 1861 22140
Letter rel. to lunatic hospital at Co-
lumbus. Ohio. 1861 22121
Letter rel. to military court at Alex-
andria. 1861 22136
Letter rel. to pay for soldiers' fami-
lies. 1861 22147
List of pardons. 1866 ISSU
Loudoun and Hampshire railroad and
public money, 1866 15499
Message. 1861 22106. 22115. 22133,
22144
Message. 1862 22162.22178
Message. 1863 22187. 22196
Message, 1864 22190. 22200
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15428. 15471. 15472
Message. 1866 ...15479. 15482. 15489.
16491, 15493. 15601
Proclamation. 1862 22161
Proclamation, 1866 16480. 15492
Speech on reorganization of civil
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Virginia and Tennessee railroad,
1866 1551S
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Pigman, B. S 10712
Pigs. Feeding, 1891 18005
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Sales of chattels, 1897 18574
Pilot laws. Letter of London rel. to,
1859 14656
Pilots 7366a
Bill rel. to, 1846 12879
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Pitts, D. H, Report. 1914 21024
Pitts. E. P. Report rel. to trial of,
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Pittsburg. Place of rendezvous, 1779
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Pittsylvania county. Charles L. Pow-
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10824
Plnln truth 7934
Plank roau convention. Memorial of,
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f lant diseases. By Prof. Galloway.
1891 17981
By Howard S. Reed and J. 8. Cooley.
1910 20081
By Howard S. Reed and C. H. Crablll,
1912 20641
By H. S. Reed and C. H. CrabiU. 1913
20803
By Howard S. Reed and C. H. CrabiU,
1916 21309
Plant lice. By E. A. Back. 1912 .20648
By E. A. Back. 1913 20672
Plant patholoKist. See BntomoloKist.
Planters' and mechanics' bank of
Petersburg. Message of governor
rel. to. 1884 17272
Report of committee on, 1884 .17264
Planters insurance, trust and loan com-
pany of Ga. Bill to establish
branches. 1864 15318
Plaster. Inspection laws rel. to. 1860
13421
Plaster Bank and Smyth Courthouse
turnpike co. Report, 1838 ..21687
Plaster banks and Black lick turnpike
road. Reports, 1854-1859 ...21490
Piatt, James H. Resolution, conven-
tion of 1867 1B612
Play and athletics for Va.. 1916 .21409
Playground and recreation association
of America 21409
Pleading -8107
Gilmer's notes on, 1829 10073
Graves' notes on, 1905 19420
Pleading to an action of assumpsit
on a specialty. By W. R. Abbot,
Jr.. 190o 19328
Robinsons Practice, v. 3. 1868 .14431
Should common-law pleading be
taught in a Va. law school? By
Chas. A. Graves 20366
Pleas In equity. By Jas. F. Minor. 1911
20366
Pleasant Valley and Tunnelton turn-
pike CO. Reports, 1856, 1859
21652
Pleasants, James. Proposed amend-
ment to resolution of legislative
committee. 1829 10109. 10113
Correspondence with Lafayette, 1824
9608
Governor. 1823 9448
Instructions as senator. 1819 ..9094
Judge 8476
Letter rel. to accounts of literary
fund. 1823 9476
Letter rel. to acct. with U. S., 1822
9420
Letter rel. to arsenal at Lexington.
1824 9638
Letter rel. to convicts punishable by
whipping. 1824 9646
Letter rel. to house in capitol square.
1824 9646a
t<etter rel. to literary fund, 1824 . .
9666
Letter rel. to literary fund, 1826..
9643
Letter rel. to resolutions of Tennes-
see, 1823 9477
Letter rel. to school commissioners,
1823 9476
Letter rel. to school commissioners,
1824 9567
Letter rel. to Statutes at large, 1824
9639
Letter to house of del.. 1823 ...9448
Message. 1823 9481. 9609
Pleasants, James. — COnt.
Message. 1824 9636, 9662. 9606
Message, 1826 9617. 9640. 9686
Wbitlock & CO. vs. Gordon's Adm'r.
etc.. 1866 16566
Pleasants, John. Will of 7680
Pleasants. Jonathan. Will of 7680
Pleasants (LiUburn) 11449
Pleasants. Samuel. Account between
U. S. and Va.. 1813 8660
Act. . . electors for pres.. 1804.. 8134
Act incorporating the Farmer's bank
of Virginia. 1812 8489
Act of Cong. rel. to a direct tax, 1813
8662
Act of cong. rel. td preservation of
peace. 1806 8216
Act rel. to arrangement of counties
into congressional districts, 1813
«686
Act rel. to chancery court, 18126
8487
Act rel. to defense of state, 1813 . .
8579
Act rel. to desertion of slaves, 1814
8675
Act rel. to electors. 1808 8244
Act rel. to sale of property, 1808..
8266
Act rel. to slaves, 1812 8687
Act rel. to taxable property. 1812
8690
Act rel. to taxable property. 1813
8682
Act rel. to taxes, 1813 8689
Act rel. to taxes. 1214.. 8680. 8681.
8682
Act rel. to taxes on lands. 1812..
8497
Act suspending executions. 1809..
8306
Act to amend militia laws. 1814..
8674
Act to establish county courts. 1808
8243
Advice of council rel. to cavalry,
1809 8366
Advice of council rel. to nfilitia, 1809
8367
Advice of council to commandants of
brigades and regiments. 1810..
8422
Advice of council to county courts.
1810 8421
Advice of council to courts. 1811..
8492
Amended bill to incorporate Real
estate bank of Va.. 1814 8761
Amendment of bill rel. to taxes on
lands. 1814 8677
Amendment proposed to resolutions
rel. to crisis with Gr. Brit.. 1812
8608
Announcement of sale of negroes,
1809 8385
Apportionment of militia, 1807..
8266
Auditor's and treasurer's letters.
1806 8164
Auditor's letter rel. to revenue laws.
1814 8736, 8736
Auditor's list of balances. 1814 .8737
Auditor's statement. 1808 8246
BUI concerning executions, 1809..
8304. 830S
Bill for abolishing courts of chan-
cery. 1809 8299
Bill for raising troops, 1814 ...8753
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tion, 1810 8414
Circular to commandants, 1809.. (SO
Classification of militia, 1807 82S7
Colloction of acts. 1808 8288
Communication from arovernor reL to
magistrates, July 17, 1811 84SS
Correspondence of executive with
sec. of sUte, 1818 8614
Court-martial of Robt. Tancey, 1807.
8214
Detail of Vlreinia's quota, 1808.8326
Detailed account of warrants . . .
1813 8S0S
Document A. 1812 84*4
Document B. 1812 849S
Document C. 1812 8498
Documents- accompanyinr auditoi's
letter, 1811 8420
Documents rel. to penitentiary, 180S.
81<«
Documents with auditor's communi-
cation, 1810 83CS
Embarcro law, 1809 S301
Epitome of acts, 180S 81M
Epitome of session laws. 1810.. 8351a
Extracts from law reL to militia.
1813 8C15
General orders, 1807 82SC
General orders, Apr. 20, 1812.... 8S(T
General orders, June 4, 1812 .... 8SC9
General orders, Feb. E, 1818.... 8607
General orders. Mar. 16, 181S 8610
General orders. Mar. 24, 1818 8612
General orders, June 29. 1813 .... 8618
General orders. Auk. 25, Sep. 25, 181S
8671, 8672
General state of commonwealth's rev-
enue, 1806 8156
General ticket law, 1809 8338
Governor's circular rel. to escheators,
1810 8423
Governor's circular rel. to establish-
ment of post offices, 1810 8424
Governor's circular rel. to presiden-
tial electors, 1812 8570
Governor's circular to accompany
general orders, Apr. 20, 1812.. 8S66
Governor's circular to commandants,
Apr. 16, 1808 8318
Governor's letter, Dec. 3, 1804 . . . 8138
Governor's letter, 1815 8741
Governor's letter rel. to distribution
of arms, Apr. 11, 1812 8666
Governor's letter rel. to electors, July
21, 1808 8314
Governor's letter rel. to militia. 1814.
8741
Governor's letter to brigradier sren-
erals, 1809 8366
Governor's letter to courts. Mar. 24,
„1812 8564
Governor's letter to legislature, 1806.
8208
Governor's orders to militia ofBcers
rel. to slave insurrection, 1810.8426
Hand-bill of public property for sale
In Fluvanna, 1810 8435
Heningr's statutes, v. 1, 1809 ....83S2
Henin^s statutes, v. 2, 1810 8409
Heningr's statutes, v. 3, 1812 8653
Hening's statutes, v. 4, 1814 8724
House Journal, 1804 8111
House journal, 1806 8141
House Journal, 1806 8161
House Journal, 1807 821*
House Journal, 1808 8267
Pleasants, Samuel. — Cont.
into congrresslonal districts, 1812
8684
Bill rel. to chancery courts, 1810..
8417
Bill rel. to chancery courts, 1811..
8418
Bill rel. to chancery courts, 1812 . .
8558
Bill rel. to court of Appeals, 1806 . .
8203
Bill rel. to executions, 1809 8359
Bill rel. to defence of commonwealth,
1811 8431
Bill rel. to defense of state, 1813..
8677
Bill rel. to distress for rent, 1814.
8731
Bill rel. to distribution of public
arms, 1812 8481
Bill rel. to education of poor, 1810.
8419
Bill rel. to executions, 1810 8361
Bill rel. to executions, 1813 8663
Bill rel. to forcible entries and de-
tainers, 1813 8667
Bill rel. to forestalling, 1814 8668
Bill rel. to land tax, 1814 8686
Bill rel. to militia laws, 1814 8757
Bill rel. to Mutual assurance society,
1812 8582
Bill rel. to public arms, 1814 8755
Bill rel. to public roads. 1811 . . 8437
Bill rel. to public roads, 1812
8503, 8586
Bill rel. to public schools, 1814.. 8732
Bill rel. to sale of property, 1808 . .
8266
Bill rel. to taxes, 1814 8679
Bill rel. to taxes on lands, 1813....
8573. 8574
Bill to amend act agrainst usury, 1811.
8440
Bill to amend acts concerning public
roads, 1812 8504
Bill to amend Judiciary system, 1806.
8163
Bill to amend militia law, 1812.. 8678
Bill to amend penal laws, 1806.. 8216
Bill to amend penal laws, 1810.. 8433
Bill to amend superior court laws,
1811 8416
Bill to establish courts In each
county, 1808 8242
Bill to extend Jurisdiction of justices
of the peace, 1806 8209
Bill to regrulate conduct of sheriffs
and attorneys, 1810 8438
Bill to suppress duellingr, 1810 . . 8360
Census, 1812 8483, 8557
Circular letter from grovernor, Nov. 1,
1803 8100
Circular letter from governor, Feb.
12, 1808 8311
Circular letter from grovernor to
county clerks, 1803 8099
Circular letter of governor, Jan. 22,
1807 8248
Circular letter of governor, Feb. 24,
1808 8312
Circular letter of governor rel. to
sheriffs, Apr. 24, 1807 8249
Circular letter of governor to com-
mandants of regiments, 1806.. 8206
Circular rel. to TnsurrectiSn of ne-
groes, Dec. 21, 1808 8318
Circular rel. to Pennsylvania's pro-
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Pleasants, Samuel. — Cont.
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House journal, 1810 8387
House journal, 1811 8441
House journal, 1812 8509
House journal, 1813 8622
House Journal, May, 1813 8592
House Journal. 1814 8683
House resolution on senate's right to
amend tax bills. 1805 8137
' Instructions to commandants, 1811.
8498
Judgre Nelson's letter, 1810 8432
Judges, arrangement of districts, &c.,
-1809 8301
Judiciary bill, 1809 8300
Law for defence of eastern frontier,
1807 8259
Law of congress rel. to volunteers,
1808 8324
Law rel. to defense against Invasion.
1813 8616
Laws of cong. rel. to militia, 1807 . .
8254
Laws. etc.. of penitentiary, 1807 . . .
8262. 8263
Laws rel. to forfeiture of lands for
taxes, 1809 8372
Laws rel. to inspection of tobacco,
1806 8217
Letter . . . account with U. S., 1812.
85S4
tietter from governor rel. to arms,
1811 8480
I«tter from governor to army offi-
cers. Mar. 11, 1813 8609
tietter from governor to counties.
Mar. 11, 1813 8608
Lietter from governor rel. to peniten-
tiary, 1808 8261
lietter from governor rel. to distribu-
tion of arms, 1808 8241
Letter from P. N. Nicholas to gover-
nor. 1808 8297
Letter from secretary of war. May 9,
^g0g ^ 8379
Letter from Wliilam* Nelson. ' isio . .
8432
Letter from treasurer, 1814 .... 8739
Letter of deputy adjutant general rel.
to militia. 1812 8581
Letter of governor rel. to Invasion,
Mar. 18.1813 8611
letter of secretary of war, 1809. .8327
letter rel. to Richard W. Byrd, 1810.
8413
List of balances. 1813 8666
List of expenditures. 1813 8666
The militia bill, 1814 8673
Militia law, 1806 8213
Militia returns. 1809 8381
Opinion of attorney-general rel. to
sale of lands for taxes. 1806 . . 8210
Order of governor revoking quaran-
tine proclamation, 1803 8102
Petitions Appendix R
Preamble and resolutions on right to
instruct senators, 1812 8502
President's proclamation of war. July
1. 1812 8583
Proceedings of council. 1809 .... 8316
Proclamation of governor rel. to uni-
form of militia, 1806 8207
The Quaker's memorial, 1810..., 8436
Quarantine proclamation. 1803.. 8101
Reorganization of militia. 1812.. 8581
Report of commissioners to N. C. on
proposed canals, 1812 8482
Pleasants. Samuel. — Cont.
Report of committee of finance, 1809.
8309
Report of committee on Robertson's
resolutions, 1812 8505
Report of committee on treasurer's
accounts. 1813 8560, 8561
Report of finance committee, 1813..
8659
Report of penitentiary. 1808 . . . 8264
Report of visitors of penitentiary,
1811 84.<4
Report on treasurer's accounts, 1809.
8307
Report rel. to amendment of Journals,
1814 8670
Report on Fort Powhatan, 1814.. 8669
Resolution approving conduct of Jef-
ferson. 1810 8371
Resolution proposed on amendment
to U. S. constitution, 1810 8416
Resolution rel. to military lands,
1810 8378
Resolution rel. to Penn. proposed
amendment to constitution, 1810.
8358
Resolutions rel. to 'internal Improve-
ments. 1812 8572
Resolutions rel. to Thos. Jefferson.
1805 8158
Revision of laws, 1814 8723
Senate Journal. 1803 8088
Session laws, 1804 8126
Session laws. 1806 8126
Session laws, 1806 8149
Session laws, 1807 8192
Session laws, 1808 8237
Session laws. 1809 8284
Session laws. 1810 8349
Session laws. 1811 8406
Session laws. 1812 8469
Session laws. 1813 8550, 8602
Session laws, 1814 8668
Speech of G. K. Taylor, 1796 .... 7874
Speeches of Alexander Smyth, 1811.
8506
State of revenue, 1813 8664
Statement of commonwealth's reve-
nue, 1809 8308
Statement rel. to penitentiary, 1808.
8331
Statement rel. to penitentiary. 1809.
8328
Steuben's regulations, 1809 .... 8499
dubstltute for bill rel. to taxes on
lands. 1812 8576
Supplement of laws, 1812 8552
Surplus on tobacco, 1811 8489
Table of muster fines, 1811 .... 8430
Tax on law process. 1814 ....... 8678
Vindication of ticket law, 1800.. 7962
See also Pleasants & Pace.
Pleasants & Pace. Revision of laws,
1803 8091
Pleuro-pneumonia 16956
Plats of land • 7780
Plumer, W. S. Memorial of convention
of colleges. 1843 12197
Plums. Notes on the plum orchard...
18478
Pluries capias. Bill rel. to. 1842.. 12026
Plutocracy. Legal remedy for plutoc-
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1902 19172
Pneumonia in an infant. By C. A. Blan-
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Poage. Waller S. Gen. James A. Wal-
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What are enclosed lands in Va., 1897.
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Poague, W. T. Report as treasurer of
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Pobst, H. Claude. Statute o( limita-
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Pocahontas and western railroad co.
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Pocahontas county. Delinquent lands
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Pocahontas. Graham and Tazewell elec-
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to families of victims, 1883... 17171
Governor's message rel. to, 1883.17116
Pocomoke river. Oyster industry, 1874.
16210
Rights of Maryland citizens rel. to
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Pocomoke sound. Capture of oyster
boats, 1899 18683, 18704
Report rel. to buoys In. 1897 18501
Poe, Edgar A. Poe and the Hall of
fame. By Jas. Routh. 1911... 20395
Poe at the end of a century. By Ham-
ilton W. Mabie. 1909 20049
The Poe centenary. 1909 20048
Poe. Elizabeth. Monument 21028
Poe memorial association of University
of Va 18644
Poe. Neilson. C. and O. canal. 1877 . .
16541
Poffenberger. George. Address. 1916.
21442
Poindexter. C. Statement of. rel. to
Maury's Physical survey. 1887 . .
17659
Report rel. to library, 1893 18135
Poindexter, R. W. Trade with western
states. 1846 12714
Poindexter. William G. Speaker, 1816.
8800
Speaker. 1816 8893
Point of Fork. Arsenal at. 1796... 7860
Report on public property at, 1809.
8341
Supplies to post at. 1782 7322
Point Pleasant. Battle of. Resolutions
rel. to monument. 1848 13193
Letter rel. to monument at, 1875...
16356
Muskets sent to, 1818 9034
Proposed road to. from Kanawha
road, 1830 10229
Road from Clarksburg to. 1828.. 9908
Shaw's estimate of railway from
Scary creek to. 1862 13616
Point Pleasant and Charle.ston turnpike
CO. Reports. 1838-1860 21j05
Poisoning. Bill rel. to, 1839 11456
Bill rel. to, 1842 12017
Bill rel. to punishment for, 1830..
11519
Pokomoke river. Navigation, 1785.7465
Police board. Proposition rel. to, 1829.
10130
Police, state. Memorial to legislature
re", to, 1839 11280
Political science. Finding ILst. 1910..
20222
Poll'Jcal truth 799d
Polkinlicrn. H 1466i
Poll tux. fee Capitation tnx
Pollard, Benjamin. Election of, 1832
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Pollard- H. R. Eligibility of, 1882.17012
Eiigib'lity of. 1884 17331
Report, 1887 1760J
Supreme court decisions rel. to cities
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Pollard, H. Hives. Letter from. 18i5.
15420
Pollard. John Garland. Attorney gen-
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Code biennial. 1912 20610
Collection of laws, 1904 1929^
Collection of laws. 1906 19611
Collection of laws, 1910 20161
Communication from. 1916 . 21329
Digest of opinions. 1883-1915. . .21393
Editor. 1904 19328
Editor, 1905 19410
General laws of Virginia, 1894.. 18209
Guide to magistrates, 19X16.... 19554
Mechanics' liens In Virginia, 1903..
18236
Opinion on franchise tax, 1915.. 21080
Opinion rel. to taxation, 1916... 21068
Opinions rendered, 1916 21209
Recordation and acknowledgments.
1903 18235
Report rel. to statute laws, 1902...
19111
Report, 1914 20872
Report, 1915 21111
Statutes rel. to banks. 1914 20922
Supplement to code of 1887. 1898...
18628
Supplement to Va. code, etc., 1916..
21380
Va. state debt case. 1914 21021
Pollard. Mary J. Prisoners charged
with murder of, 1895 18299
Pollard, N. Gilmer's reports of cases,
1821 9287
Munford's reports, v. 6 1821.... 8987
Pollard, R. Plans for organizing the
militia, 1831 10311
Pollard, Robert N. Business man's
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Pollard, Thomas. Crop, stock and labor
report for June, 1878 16716
■ Hand-book of Va., 1879 16822
Hand-book of Va., 3d ed.. 1881
16960, 16961
Report, 1880 16867
Report, 1881 16966
Sheep husbandry in Va., 1881
16966. 16974
Statement of grain products from
counties, 1868-1877. compared with
years before the war 166S6
Pollard, W. D. Election of, 1869.. 15751
Pollination of Bartlect and Kieffer
pears. By S. W. Fletcher, 1909..
20061
Polling places. 1902 19138
1904 19293
1906 19516
1908 19820
1910 20160
1912 ,.. 2060*
1914 20890
1916 21138
Location of. 1850 13468
Pollkeepers. Bill for compensation of,
„ 1846 12800
Pollock. Oliver. Accounts of .... 7SS4
Claim against state, 1784 7417
Polly, Woods & CO., Lewisburg vs. Bal-
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14223
Polsly. Daniel. Lieutenant governor
of West Virginia, 1861 22182
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Polsly, Daniel. — Cont.
Lieutenant Kovernor, West Virginia,
1862 22177
Polygramy. Ohio resolutions, 1912.2046S
Resolution of South Dakota rel. to,
1910 20110
Pomology. Advantages of Vlrgrlnla,
1889 17863
Pool and the trust. By Wm. L. Royall,
_ 1897 18574
Poor. Act providing for, 1820 9266
Bill rel. to apprentices bound out,
1842 12073
Act rel. to overseers of, 1816... 8847
Bill rel. to overseers, 1843 12268
Bill. rel. to overseers, 1846 12657
Laws rel. to. 1831 10409
Laws rel. to overseers of, 1832.. 10537
Laws rel. to overseers, 1860 14686
Number of poor children In school,
1850 13508
Overseers of, in Lioudoun co., 1837.
11102
Poorhouses. Essex co., 1843 .... 12272
Rates. Bill, 1840 11641
Rates. Bin, 1842 12059
Rates. BUI rel. to collection of, 1841.
11820
Relief. Report of state board of
charities, 1910 20168
Report of auditor rel. to, 1830.. 10282
Report of overseers of, 1830 10199
Reports uf superintendents, 1874..
16283
Reports of superintendents, 1875..
16464
Reports of superintendents, 1875..
16372
Reports of superintendents, 1877 . .
16673
Reports of superintendents, 187S..
16695
Reports of superintendents, 1879..
16801
Reports of superintendents, 1879..
16839
Reports of superintendents, 1881..
169S4
Reports of superintendents, 1883...
17211
Poor man's law. By O S. G., 1879..
16833
Poor man'« law. By C. L. P., 1879 16832
Pope, Charles. Duelling law, 1822.. 9376
Pope John 7666
Population 1790, 1800, 1810, 1820.
1830. 1840, 1860 13503
1820 10108
18"9 10108
1830, 1840 13489
1830, 1840, 1850 13503
1845 12648
ISr.O 13489
1860 ..* 14788
IKAO. 1870, 1880, 1890, 1900 18966
1861 14773
1900 18958. 18961
Auditor's statement rel. to, 1831 . . .
10331, 10464
Free coloured. Statement of, 1847.
13002
Free coloured. Statement of, 1848.
13116
Slave. Statement of, 1847 13002
Slave. Statement of. 1848 13115
Statements of, in each county, 1852.
13661
Tables, 1860 14665
Population — Cont.
White. Over 21 years, 1850 13504
White. Statement of, 1846 13023
White. Statement of, 1847
13002, 13021
White. Statement of, 1848 13116
White. Statement of, 1852 13668
Port Norfolk electric co. Governor's
message rel. to, 1895 18268
Port Tobago bay. Shad hatching, 1878.
16701
Port Walthall steamboat association.
Report of committee on, 1846 ..12313
Porter, Charlps M. Articles proposed
for insertion in bill of rights, 1867.
16617
Resolution, convention of 1867.. 15633
Porter, George McC. Speaker, 1862..
22160
Porterfleld, Robert 8588
Portraits. Number and value of, 1889.
17830
Peale's portrait of Washington. 1825.
9634
Report on portraits in library, 1874
16177
In library. 1906 19498, 20740
Ports. Tennessee resolutions rel. to
opening, 1861 14879
Portsmouth. BUI incorporating bank.
1834 10768, 10759
Bill to incorporate school commis-
sioners in, 1846 12866
Branch bank report, 1839 11423
Charter of, 1883 17084 17144
Claims of inhabitants, 1779 . . . 7158
Council. Case of harbor commission-
ers vs., 1882 17042
Inventory of U. S. property seized at,
1861 1494d
Memorial of, rel. to Portsmouth and
Roanoke railroad, 1841 11772
Property of U. S. taken at, 1861 . . .
14798
Report on school system of, 1847..
12983
Reports of commissioners rel. to
losses in 1776 to individuals by
burning of, 1835 10863
Sale of Seaboard & Roanoke railroad
to. 1846 12848
Supplies to post at, 1782 7322
Portsmouth and Roanoke railroad. BUI
rel. to sale of, 1845 12624
Bill rel. to conversion into stock of
state's loan to, 1842 12016
Bill rel. to loan to, 1841 11870
Bill to amend acts concerning, 1839.
11605
Financial situation of, 1846 12626
Letter and documents rel. to, 1844.
12380
Letter rel. to sale of, 1844 12373
List of employees. 1839 11819
Memorial rel. to, 1841 11772
Report on. 1836 10987
Reports. 1834-1846 21933a
Portsmouth and SufFoIk rapid transit
company. Veto message rel. to,
1901 18867
Portsmouth. Gilmerton & Smithfleld r'y
traction co. Governor's message
rel. to, 1895 18303
Posse, Baroness Rose. Address, 1911.
20307
Postage. Resolutions of New Hamp-
shire rel. to reduction of, 1842..
11999
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BvUetin Virginia, State Ldbrcury
Postal telegraph cable co. Report, 1910.
22070
Postmaster greneral. letter rel. to
branch post office In capltol, 1901.
1886S
Postmasters. Report rel. to duties of,
1861 14780
Post-nuptial settlements. Bjr W. D.
Dabney, 1886 17532
Post offices. Letter rel. to capltol
branch. 1901 18863
Governor's circular re» to establish-
ment of post offices, 1*10 .... 8424
Virginia, 1882 17068
Posts (army), 1782 7322
Post-typholdal infection of ribs. By
J. S. Horsley, 1905 19417
Potash, its source and use. By E. W.
Magruder 19144
Potassium iodide 21042
Potatoes. 1880 16857^
By T. C. Johnson, 1912 20528
By W. W. Sproul and T. C. Johnson
1912 20525
By Wm. B. Alwood, 1891 18004
Chemical study 18414, 18415
Cultivation of. By A. M. Soule and
P. O. Vanatter, 1907 19728
Some seed potato questions In 1909.
By T. C. Johnson, 1909 19963
Potatoes, swe&t. 1880 16857
Potomac and Chesapeake steamboat co.
Report, 1916 21935
Potomac and Great Falls railroad co.
Bill rel. to, 1893 18071
Potomac and Hedresville turnpike co.
Reports, 1853-1859 21662
Potomac and Martlnsburr turnpike co.
Reports, 1850-1866 2K09
Potomac and Ohio railroad co. Bill to
incorporate, 1845 12609
Bill to incorporate, 1846 12819
Governor's message rel. to, 1896 . .
18311
Report rel. to state claims, 1877.16670
Potomac and Staunton railroad co. See
Staunton and Potomac railroad co.
Potomac bridgre co. Reports, 1851-1860.
21653
Potomac canal co. Act incorporating,
1823 9526
Act to establish 8288
Acts and resolutions rel. to, 1828 . .
9977
letter of James Keith, 1801 .... 8026
Letters of governors of Maryland and
Virginia rel. to, 1821 9289
Papers rel. to, 1828 9626
Report, 1820 9222
Report, 1821 9321
Report, 1822 9408
Report, 1823 9492
Report, 1824 9570
Report, 1825 9646
Report, 1826 9748
Reports, 1817-1827 21936
Resolutions of Maryland rel. to, 1820.
9221
Potomac fisheries. Maryland communi-
cation, 1874 16179
Potomac, Fredericksburg and Piedmont
railroad co. Reports, 1878-1915..
21934
Potomac navigation company. Act rel.
to, 1847 13063
Bill to incorporate, 1846 12857
Potomac railroad co. Reports, 187R-
1915. except 1888 21937
Potomac river. Act for opening, 1784.
7437
Potomac river — Cont.
Bill rel. to Ashing on, 1842 12087
Bill rel. to navigation of, 1822.. 9425
Communications from Maryland reL
to Ashing, 1910 20116
Convention reL to navigation of. 1823.
9487
Granted to Lord Baltimore 16485
Improvement of navigation, 1784..
7418, 7420
Map showing Ash-way, 1875 ..I6386st
Maryland resolution rel. to flsh way.
1875 16164
Navigation, 1786 7466
Navigation of, 1820 9221
Report on, 1823 9492
Report of commissioners, 1822 ..9417
Report of commissioners on, 1823..
9531
Report on improvement of, 1836..
10841
Resolutions, Dec. 28, 1784 7438
Riparian rights on, 1859
x>. . , ^ 14458, 14522
Riparian rights on, 1860 14627
Road to Cheat river 7424
Water right at Great Falls, 1869..
« . ^ "522
Potomac steamboat co. Resolution reL
to contract with Richmond. Fred-
ericksburg and Potomac railroad
CO., 1878 1687J
Potomac turnpike co. Reports, 1852-
„ 1«60 81654
Potomac western railroad co. Gover-
nor's message reL to, 1896 18264
Pott, W. S. A. The honor system from
the student's point of view, 1913.
Poulson, Z 7986
Poultry. 1901 18896
Poultry raising in Va. By J. D. Ma-
son, 1912 20624-
Poultry yard. By G. W. Kolner, 1899.
^ 18726
ProAtable poultry raising, 1904.19282
Report on, 1892 18018
Poultry powders. List of, 1911.. 20386,
^ ^ „ , 20337. 20340
Pound Gap road. Bill reL to, 1842.12022
Reports, 1844-1848 21655
Powder. Purchased by R, C. Nicholas
in rev 7502
Powell, A. H. Proposition reL to exec-
utive department, 1829 10089,
10104, 10121
PoweU, Baden. Bust of John Smith,
1906 19481
Powell, Charles L. Report rel. to se-
curities of, 1879 16774
Securities as sheriff. 1879 16797
Settlement of securities, 1879.. 16762
PowelL D. Lee 16780
PoweU, John 12091
Powell. S. W. Report on Md. boundary,
1869/70 16752
Powell, Susie V. Address, 1911 . . 20S98
Powell, T. Norment. Supreme court
reoorts, v. S, 1901 18910
Powell's Gap: Report rel. to railroad
throuBTh, 1847 12974
Power companies. Taxes, 1912. . . .20462
Powers, Edith E. Address, 1911 ..20398
Powers. By W. B. Pettlt. 1897... 18574
Powhatan county. Auxiliary society
for African colonization, 1828..
9941
Election of C. H. Harrison, 1895 . . .
18262
Election of Jesse Woodson, 1817.8945
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Powhatan County, Cont. —
Elitrlbtlity of E. Carrington 7601
Railroad through, 1857 14285
Report on case of H. Li. Hopkins and
W. C. Soott, 1836 10927
Powhatan. Fort 8663, 8669
Poyntz, L. Report, 1879 1681S
Pratt, Wm. A. Address, 1913 20783
Prayer. Fairfax co. memorial rel. to,
1849 1S320
Day of, 1779 7136. 7199
Preemption rights. 1787 7649
Resolutions of South Carolina rel. to,
1841 11792
Preferences, guilty and Innocent. By
W. G. Matthews, 1901 18804
Premiums on a void policy. By D. O.
Dechert, 1897 18464
Prentls, J. Report on Norfolk losses,
1776 10868
Judge 7664
Letter reL to judicial system, 1808.
8302
Revlsor 7804
Speaker. 1786 7489
Speaker, 1787 7620
Prentis. Robert R. Report, 1907.. 19666
Report, 1908 19838
Report, 1909 19969, 19970
Report. 1910 20178, 20179
Report, 1911 20332, 20393
Report, 1912 20544
Report, 1913 20701
Report. 1914 ■ 20928, 20929
Report on taxation, 1916 21342
Prentls, William 8029a
Debates of conv. of 1788 7689
Petition Appendix L
See also Nlcolson and Prentls.
Preparatory schools. Accredited list
1914 20947
Presbyterian ministers association.
Petition rel. to Columbian exposition,
1891 17927
Presentments. Bill rel. to, 1846.. 12891
President of the U. S. Address, 1806.
8180
Address to, 1806 8172
Constitutional powers of, 1836....
10833, 10869, 10870
Correspondence rel. to defense of
Chesapeake Bay, 1816 8866
Election of, 1800 7962
Method of electing, 1799 7953
Proclamation, 1812 8612
Proclamation declaring war with
Or. Brit., June 25, 1812 8568
Proclamation of war, July 1, 1812..
8583
Report on term of, 1831 10339
Resolution censuring, for causing re-
moval of federal deposits, 1836. .
10865
Single term for, 1840 11568
Presidential elections. 1800 7992
Resolutions of Indiana rel. to, 1840.
11600
Resolutions of Ohio rel. to, 1835...
10876
Georgia resolutions rel. to, 1829.10008
Mass. resolutions, 1842 11961
Resolutions of Indiana and Maine rel.
to, 1825 9693
Resolutions of Vermont rel. to, 1829.
10006
Tennessee resolutions rel. to, 1825.
9687
Presidential electors. See Electors of
president 7761
Press, Freedom of 8106
Preston, H. R. A bit of legal history,
1897 18454
Preston. J. P. Letter to house of del.,
18lf 8943
Communication to house of del., 1818.
9013
General orders. Mar. 17, 1817 .... 8996
Letter rel. to arms for militia, 1817.
8996
Letter rel. to election of state sena-
tors, 1818 9026
Letter rel. to North Carolina and Dis-
mal Swamp canal co., 1819 ....9105
Letter rel. to report on public works,
1819 9109
Letter rel. to University of Va., 1819.
9098
Letter to gen. assembly, 1817 . . 8977
Letter to gen. assembly, Dec. 7, 1818.
9040
Letter to gen. assembly, 1819.... 9120
Letter to house of del., 1819 .... 9087
Report rel. to repair of capitol
square, 1817 8971
Preston, John. Accounts as treasurer,
1808 8276, 8307
Accounts as treasurer, 1809 ....8338
Accounts as treasurer, 1810 ....8396,
8404
Accounts as treasurer, 1811 8452
Accounts as treasurer, 1812.... 8624,
8527, 8549. 8560, 8561
Accounts as treasurer, 1813
8645, 8648
Accounts as treasurer, 1814.8701, 8718
Accounts as treasurer, 1814 8740
Accounts as treasurer, 1815
8782. 8803
Accounts as treasurer, 1816
8886, 8*96
Accounts as treasurer, 1818
9022. 9048
Accounts as treasurer, 1819
9116, 9153, 9122, 9126
Bill rel. to sureties of, 1821 9342
Letter rel. to state debt, 1818 9021
Letter rel. to treasury deficit, 1819.
9101
Letter to house of del., 1820 9190
Letter with annual report. 1814.. 8739
Memorial of, 1820 9216
Petition of sureties of, 1821 9364
Receipts and disbursements, 1814.
8738
Recovery of balances from, 1823.. 9456
Report, 1816 8770
Report, 1816 8874, 8918
Report, 1817 8948, 8976, 8994
Report of committee on memorial of
sureties, 1828 9910
Report on accounts as treasurer,
1817 8957
Report on literary fund, 1811.... 8445
Report on memorial of, 1820 .... 9247
Report on petition of sureties of, 1821.
9319
Reports on accounts of, 1819
9103, 9165
Preston. R. J. Report, 1889 17847
Report, 1890 17883
Report, 1891 17986
Report, 1892 18028
Report. 1893 18149
Report. 1894 18207
Report, 1895 18379
Report, 1896 18436
Report, 1897 18657
Report, 1898 18619
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Preston, R. J. — Cont.
Report, 1899 1S723
Report, 1900 18786
Report. 1901 1«»03
Report, 1902 191S1
lleport, 1903 19204
Report. 190.4 19|90
Report, 19»6 "378
Report, 1906 ■••»/,• MV^A
Preston, T. L 19243, 19246
Election of, 1852 .13681
Memorial of convention of coUeKes,
184$ 12197
Preston, win C. Dower In partnership
realty, 1898 18631
Preston & Enders. Trade with western
states, 1845 12714
Preston and King salt works. Corres-
pondence rel. to purchase of _8alt,
1861 .-••^l**,'^
Preston county. Delinquent lands In,
1834 10787
Notes of N. W. bank of Va., 1841. ..
Preston vs. Baker iii--,2?J?
Pretlow, J. D. Election of, 1883.. 17091
Preventive medicine. Course In, 1909.
20016
Price, G. R. C. Case of. 1852 13737.
13738, 13817
letter of, 1862 18737
Price, H. L. Application of meteoro-
log-lcal data In the study of physi-
ological constants, 1909 20061
Bush fruits, 1903 19253
Culture of French cider apples, 1908.
19916
Fighting crop pests, 1910 20284
Fighting the Insect pests and dis-
eases of orchard, field and garden
crops, 1909 20070
Inheritance In cabbage hybrids, 1912.
20641
Inheritance In tomato hybrids, 1908.
19918
Meteorological data and bloom notes
of fruits, 1897 18600
Meteorological data and bloom notes
of fruits, 1906 19441
Meteorological notes, 1909 20061
Meteorological records, 1908... 19915
Nature and use of certain insecti-
cides, 1899 18760
Orchard studies, 1902 19178-19179
Varietal study of sweet corn, 1908..
19915
Varietal study of tomatoes, 1908..
19916
Variety tests of strawberries. .18656
Price, Samuel. Election of, 1836.. 10805
President of senate, 1864 15184
Statement on Baldwin's interview
with Lincoln, 1861 14841
Price, Thomas R 14089, 15780
By Wm. M. Thornton, 1903 19246
By G. B. W., 1903 19245
James A. Harrison, 1896 18458
Memorial at the University, 1905 . .
19429
Price, W. J., Jr. Circular to nursery-
men, 1910 20183
Peach yellows and the peach indus-
try In Va., 1906 19632
Price, Wm. Register of land office,
1801 8051
Report as register, 1801 8029
Price, Waterhouse & co. Va. state debt,
1909 20030-20036. 20037-20039,
Price, Waterhouse St, co.— <k>nt.
20042.
Price's reports •, 9879
Price's turnpike 12248. 12401
BUI rel. to, 1842 12023
Bill rel. to transfer right in. from
state to county. 1845 12572
Bill releasing commonwealth's right
in, 1844 12151
Reports, 1838-1846 21S20
Prices. Report rel. to extravagant,
1861 14864, 14960
Prlddy, A. S. Report, 1907 19643
Report, 1908 19816
Report. 1910 26154
Report, 1911 20304
Report, 1912 20504
Report, 1913 20667
Report. 1914 20884
Report^ 1915 21129
Pride, John. Speaker, 1789.. 76S4, 7656
Speaker, 1790 7693
Speaker, 1791 7716
Speaker, 1792 7755
Speaker, 1793 7782
Prldevale coal and iron ore 11935
Primary arithmetic. By J. H. Blnford,
1873 16206
By S. H. Owens. 1874 16298
Primary elections. By Chas. U. Will-
iams, 1905 19410
Returns, 1909 20027
Primary reading. By J. H. Blnford.
1873 16205
Primary schools. Address of Alexan-
der Campbell. 1841 11748a
Amount expended on, 1846 12770
Bill relating to. 1817 8914
Bill for. 1817 8963. 8989. 8990
Bill, 1826 9767
Bill rel. to. 1845 12662
Bill, 1846 12807
Bill making appropriation to. 1846.
12813
Books in use, 1839 113»3
Circular rel. to. 1847 13061
Communication on, 1822 9418
Memorial from Hanover co.. 1836..
10951
Norfolk. Portsmouth and Charlotte
CO 12983
Prussian system, 1839 11293
Report of committee. 1826 9746
Prince Edward county. Address to, rel.
to Roanoke company, 1824 9614
Bill rel. to forming new county from,
1842 120/^
Bill rel. to partition of. 1843 12230
Bill rel. to partition of, 1844 12421
Insolvent taxes, 1881 170u0
Prince George agricultural society.
Report, 1842 11972
Prince George county. Election of Mr.
Gilliam, and Mann Page, 1876.16317
List of immigrants, 1889 17813
Report rel. to R. D. Ruffln from. 1876.
^. 1<*1«
Prince William and Loudoun telegraph
and telephone co. Reports, 1903-
^ 1910 22071
Prince William county. Address to Ar-
thur Lee. 1783 7366
Bill rel. to election in, 1842 12133
Bill rel. to schools in, 1846 12836
Bristol tract in, 1822 9391
Eligibility of Arthur Lee. 1785,. 7444
Establishment of free schools in,
1845 12636
Report on Brlstoe tract in, 1823.. 9453
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Prince William county — Cont.
Veto message rel. to commissioners
' in, 1874 16254
Princess Anne county. Election of J. E.
Kil^o and O. W. LeKsett. 1887 . .
17622
Oyster records, 1894 18228
Princeton and East River turnpike co.
Report. 1861 21525
Princeton and Red Sulphur road. Re-
port, 1863 216a7
Printer, public. Compensation. 1803.
8081a
Duties, 1802 8058
Illustrative vouchers . . . .Appendix X
List of Appendix CC
Report of committee respecting. 1795.
7826
Printlne. Finding: list of books, 1912.
20597
Injury to printing office, 1781 7268
Newspapers, journals, and Job offices,
1899 187i!7
Printing, public. 1815 8786
Amount paid for. 1833 10604
Amounts paid for, llt71 159;i3
Bills of general assembly, 1887.17649
Committee report, 1887 17581
Detailed report of committee on, 1877.
16608
Evidence rel. to, 1852 13712
letter from supt. of, 1891 17918
References to acts and documents rel.
to Appendix, p. 1075
Report, 1852 13707
Report rel. to. 1867 14246.
14294, 14377
Report on, 1865 15413, 16427, 15448
Report on, 1866 15500
Report on, 1871 15898, 15924
Report of committee, 1889 17832
Report of committee rel. to. 1896..
18301
Report of committee rel. to reference
to Everett Waddey, 1889 17806
Report of supt., 1871 15962
Report of supt., 1872 16051
Report of supt., 1873 16196
Report of supt., 1874 16288
Report of supt., 1875 16377
Report of supt., 1876 16469
Report of supt., 1877 16578
Report of supt.. 1878 16700
Report of supt., 1879 16806
Report of supt., 1880 16844
Report of supt., 1881 16937
Report of supt., 1882 17027
Report of supt., 1883 17214
RepocL of supt., 1884 17311
Report of supt.. 1885 17468, 17510
Report of supt., 1886 17S11
Report of supt., 1887 ITSg.";
Report of supt., 1888 17737
Report of supt.. 1889 17838
Report of supt., 1890 17875
Report of supt., 1891 17978
Report of supt.. 1892 18016
Report of supt., 1893 18141
Report of supt., 1894 18200
Report of supt., 1895 18372
Report of supt., 1896 ; . . 18428
Report of supt., 1897 18.';49
Report of supt., 1898 ISBIP;
Report of supt., 1899 18719
Report of supt., 1900 18783
Report of supt., 1901 18900
Report of supt., 1902 19128
Report of supt., 1903 19195
Report of supt.. 1904 19280
Printing, Public— -Cont.
Report of supt., 1906 19366
Report of supt, 1906 19497
Report of supt., 1907 19633
Report of supt., 1908 19806
Report of supt.. 1909 19934
Report of supt. 1910 20140
Report of supt, 1911 20292
Report of supt., 1912 20492
Report of supt, 1913 20654
Report of supt, 1914 2087S
Report of supt, 1916 21112
Report rel. to charges against supt.,
1878 16627, 16679
Report rel. to petition of James E.
Goode concerning. 1889
17777. 17826
Statement of supt. of. 1866.... 15601
Warrants issued by auditor for, 1833.
10603
Priorities among creditors. By W. B.
Pettit 1900 18742
Priority between purchase money and
laborer's liens. By 8. B. White-
head, 1913 207»7
Prison association of Va. 1900... 19781
1903 19197
Address of. 1904 19314
Charter, constitution and organiza-
tion, 1897 18564
Charter, constitution, etc., of, 1902.
19147
Laws. By John J. Burroughs. 1897.
18574
Report. 1891 17963
Report 1893 181ilS
Report, 1895 18285, 18328
Report, 1897 18565
Report 1900 187»8
Report, 1902 19148
Report 1904 and 1906 19396
Report 1906 and 1907 19657
Report 1909 19972
Report 1910 and 1911 20182
Report, 1912 and 1913 20545
Report of national conference of
charities, 1902 19149
Prison labor. See Convicts, Peniten-
tiary 18898
Prison manufactures. See Convicts,
Penitentiary 18727
Prisoners. Army of Va., on Long
Island 7212
In district Jails. 1789 7671
In Jails. Bill rel. to, 1841 11850
In Jails. Bill rel. to support of, 1840.
11679
To be released, 1786 7509
Transportation of. 1891 17915
U. S. Report rel. to. 1857 14376
See also Convicts. Penitentiary.
Prisons. Management. By J. C. Easley,
19812
Report of committee on, 1901
19006. 19012. 19014
Report on inspection of, 1888... 17686
See also Jails. Penitentiary, Convicts.
Prltchard. J. C. Constitutional power
and relation of state and federal
courts. 1910 20004
Pritchett H. S. Speech. 1903 19244
Private property. Bill rel. to oftences
acalnat. 1816 12838
Private rights In public waters of Va.
By R. L. Henley, 1886 17532
Privileged communications In judicial
proceedings. By E. C. Pyle. 1900.
18742
Privileges. Bill rel. to, 1839 11461
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BvUetin Virginia State lAbnury
Prize flKhtins. Oovernor's message,
1891 17915
Procedure in senate or house. See
House procedure and Senate pro-
cedure.
ProceediniTs of convention of 1776.6986
Process, return of. Bill rel. to, 1840 . .
11642
Proclamations. Aug:. 30, 1776.... 7024
Sept. 23, 1776 702B
Oct. 31. 1777 7086
May 14, 1779 7137
July 1. 1779 7198
Nov. 11, 1779 7199
Nov. 30, 1779 7200
Nov. 4, 1780 (?) 7248
Jan. 19. liOl 7267
Jan. 30. 1781 7269, 7270
Jan. S?. 1781 7271
Jan. 29, 1781 7272
Feb. 6. 1781 7277
Dec. 19, 1782 7356
Jan. 13, 1783 7367, 7358
April 11, 1783 7364
April 21, 1783 7369, 7860, 7361
July 2. 1783 7387
Nov. 4, 1783 7388
July 26. 1784 7434
Jan. 6, 1785 7471
Jan. 11, 1787 7567
March 2, 1787 7668
May 14. 1788 7584
Oct. 1, 1792 7766
1803 8101
Jan. 23, 1812 8563
On paroles, 1781 7297
See aso entries under Governor, and
names of each governor.
Prohibition act. By T. B. Benson, 1916.
21439
Property. Confederate sequestration
of, 1863 16061
Confusion of property with privilege.
By Jesse F. Orton, 1910 20004
Value of, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1890, 1900.
18966
Property, personal. Statement rel. to
value of, 1850 13501
Tax on, 1896 18367a
Value of, 1861 14796
Value of. 1896 lS367a
Property, public. Bill rel. to injury to,
1826 ...9776
Property rights, devise and descent. By
Edward Nichols, 1915 21239
Property tax. 1830, 1840, 1848 13489
Property, taxable. Act rel. to, 1813 . .
8682
Act rel. to, 1814 8764
Proprietary containers. List of, 1904.
19345
List of, 1905 19423
List of, 1906 19566
List of, 1907 19694
List of, 1908 19894
List of, 1909 20027
List of, 1910 20245
List of, 1911 20389
List of, 1912 20624
List of, 1915 21278
Prosecutors. Commonwealth, 1776..
7025
Mayo's guide, 1856 14231
Mayo's guide, 1860 14682
Precedents for use of. 1892 18037
See also entries under Attorneys.
Protective insurance co. Veto message
rel. to, 1901 J8gg7
Protein requirements for dairy cows.
By A. M. Soule, J. R. Fain and U. P.
Jarnagin, 1907 19724
Protestant Episcopal church. Act, 1787.
76T»
Petition rel. to the holding of prop-
erty by congregations, 1845 ..12S24
Provisions For army, 1781 7266
For soldiers, 1782 7323
Revolution 7629
Proxies, state. List of, 1842 12124
Prussian primary school system. Re-
port on, 1839 11291
Public buildings. See Buildings, public
Public credit. Bill rel. to, 1879.. 16776
Public domain. Resolutions rel. to,
1852 186,8
Public funds. Gkivernor's letter rel. to,
, 1867 14320
In deposit banks, 1857 14316
Synopsis of, 1857 14316, 14320
Public guard. Bill rel. to officers of.
„1846 12886
Expense, 1859 14586
Hospital for, 1803 8086
Laws concerning, 1808 8288
Letter of Capt. Quarrler, 1805 8160
Pay, 1859 14622
Report on, 1806 8167
Report, 1827 9824
Report^843 1219S
Report,~T844 12340
Report, 1847 12992
Report, 1861 14930
Report, 1863 15221
Report, 1866 16622
Report of captain, 1832 10440
Report of committee on, 1822... 9380
Report of committee on, 1832
10452, 10491
Public health. See Health, public.
Public health ass'n of Va. Papers, 1911.
20386
Public health conference. Proceedings.
1908 19886
Public institutions. Report reL to
public property, 1871 15938
Public instruction, department of. Cir-
culars 17894
Circulars, 1878 16696
Circulars. 1881 16962
Circulars, 1883 17237
Circulars, 1885 17489
Circulars, 1887 17717
Circulars, 1888 17761
Circulars, 1891 17993
Circulars, 1892 18031
Circulars, 1893 18163
Circulars, 1895 18393
Circulars, 1896 18462
Circulars, 1897 18667
Circulars, 1898 18626
Circulars, 1899 187SS
Circulars, 1900 i87M
Circulars, 1901 1891S
Circulars, 1902 insl
Codification of school laws, 1891 . . .
17924
Communication, 1884 17303
Communication from, 1916 .... 21360
Communication rel. to county super-
intendents of schools. 1878 ..16721
Communication rel. to loan of public
school money. 1878 16690
Communication roL to taxes, 1876..
16327
Communication rel. to teachers' Insti-
tute, 1883 17184
Cost of schools. 1901 igsfg
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Public Instruction, Department of, —
Cent.
Evils of state uniformity of text-
books. 1874 16221
Governor's message, 1902 19067
Itemized statement. 1878 16662
Letter rel. to reports of educational
Institutions, 1889 17798
Play and athletics for Va., 1916..
21409
Public free school fund, 1886 . . 17393
Report, 1871 16969
Report, 1872 16061
Report, 1873 16206
Report, 1874 16298
Report, 1875 16387
Report, 1876 1. 16479
Report, 1877 16586
Report, 1878 16708
Report. 1879 16814
Report, 1880 168b2
Report, 1881 16945
Report, 1882 17032
Report, 1883 17218
Report. 1884 17314
Report, 1885 17477
Report, 1886 17520
Report, 1887 17705
Report, 1888 17738
■ Report, 1889 17840
Report, 1890 17876
Report, 1891 17979
Report, 1892, 1893 18142
Report, 1894, 1895 18371
Report, 1896. 1897 18562
Report. 1898, 1899 18717
Report, 1900, 1901 18920
Report. 1902. 1903 19229
Report. 1904, 1905 19401
Report. 1906, 1907 19667
Report, 1908, 1909 19989
Report, 1910. 1911 20352
Report. 1912 20662
Report, 1913 20716
Report of committee on charges
against, 1878 16684
Report on cost of disbursing school
funds. 1916 21346
Report rel. to. 1891 17942
Report rel. to charges against. 1878.
16652
Report rel. to vacancy in office of.
1882 17011
Review of school law, 1871 15960
School and citizens league bulletin,
1910 20196
School law of Va.. 1883 17238
Statement of appropriations and ex-
penditures for schools. 1914.. 20839
Supt. not a politician, 1879 16826
Teachers and pupils In public schools,
1881 16886
See also entries under Education,
Academies, Colleges, Primary
schools.
Public lands. See Lands, public.
Public officers. Bonds of, 1878. .. .16691
Report on bonds of, 1861 14986
Report rel. to building for, 1834 . .
10701
Public peace. Bill rel. to offences
against. 1846 12855
Public printing. See Printing, public.
Public property. Bill rel. to, 1815.. 8848
Public record office. London 16370
Public records. Letter rel. to, 1834.
1071S
See also Archives.
Public salt works. See Salt works,
public.
Public service corporations. Assess-
ment. 1910 20256
Public vineyard. See Vineyard, public.
Public warehouse. Report rel. to, 1877.
16613
Public works, board of. Acceptances
of. 1857 14348
Acts rel. to. 1821, 1822, 1823 9527
Assessment of railroads. 1899.. 18686
Assistant secretary of. 1866... 15434
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road CO., 1881 16914
Bill authorizing agents, 1839... 11488
Bill authorizing subscription to Giles,
Fayette and Kanawha turnpike co.,
1844 12436
Bill directing a payment by, to di-
rectors of road from Ohio river to
Maryland line, 1845 12597
Bill rel. to. 1846 12655
Bill rel. to elections for, 1864.. 15346
Bill rel. to northwestern turnpike,
1841 11876
Bill rel. to purchase of land by, 1841.
11844
Bill rel. to sale of Portsmouth and
Roanoke railroad by. 1845 . . 12624
Bill rel. to subscription by, 1841 . .
11848
Bill to increase compensation of,
1864 16292
Bill to re-organize, 1827 9856
Blue ridge tunnel, 1857 14358
Communication from, 1847 13023
Communication, 1864 15301
Communication from, 1866 . 15607
Communication from, 1867.... 16650
Communications rel. to appropria-
tions. 1860. 14613
Communication rel. to Chesapeake
and Ohio canal, 1839 11407
Communication rel. to completion of
Covington and Ohio railroad, 1861.
. , K^OO
Communication rel. to coupon bonds,
„1«63 1391S
Communication rel. to Covington and
Ohio railroad, 1853 13908
Communication rel. to Covington and
Ohio railroad, 1855 14091
Communication rel. to inaccuracies In
state map, 1865 14100
Communication rel. to Indebtedness
of. 1856 14147
Communication rel. to railroad and
canal companies. 1886 17395
Communication rel. to rates of toll.
1864 1B302
Communication rel. to report from.
„1863 13905
Communication rel. to revenue from
turnpikes. 1859 14569
Communication rel. to the Richmond
dock CO.. 1840 11611
Communication rel. to sale of land at
Emory and Henry College. 1891 . .
17966
Communication rel. to sale of state
property, 1884 17300
Communication rel. to salt, 1864..
*^°,'5P1'"»''^**'°" ""'l- to state bonds.
1853 ...... isni
Communication rel. to state's Interest
In Alexandria, Loudoun and Hamp-
shire railroad, 1872 16026
Communication rel. to Staunton &
Parkersburg road, 1869 14563
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Public works, board of — Cont.
Communication rel. to Staunto" „*
Parkersburg turnpike 188S .. yz»i
Communication to legialature rel. to
collection of interest on state loan
to railroads. 1840 ■■■■■•■■■ ,""»
Contract with Bellot des Mlnleres
brothers & co., 1860 14680
Contract with Selden. Withers &^co.
Contracts,' etc.',' is's's' '.' .?'"S
CoStJover'sy with Louisa railroad
company, 1847 .. .... ..•■•. • , "O^'
Covington and Ohio railroad, l»»»ggg
Covington and Ohio '»»"■<>** i r^^r
Blue Ridge railroad, 1870 15846
Danvttle and Wythevllle turnpike.
Jg-y^ loiov
Debit of" Selden, Withers & <=o. to,
jg5Y I44zza
Dividends"on stock. 1820 ...... .9274
Documentary evidence rel. to tolls on
Kanawha river, 1828 9927
Documents rel. to. 1819 ..... 9178
Documents with report. 1816 ....«»»i
Extracts from proceedings. 1*2^.-^^^
Floyd C. H. and HiUsvUle turnpike.
jg57 143D5
Hypotliecated bonds. 1857 14S74
James river and Kanawha co.. WZ^
Laws rel. to, 1820 92*7
Laws rel. to board. 1819 .••••••• 9169
Letter of auditor rel. to. 1820... 927d
Letter of John G. Jackson and others
rel. to Monongalia navigation co.,
^g22 1*410
Letter relV 'ti.' "1819 •;•••••■•• V, -V"
Letter rel. to Blue Ridge ry., 1853-
letter rel. to secretary of, 1878.16643
Letters rel. to. 1820 ;• • -Jiii • -i?^??
I^ans, guarantees, etc.. 1857 .. 14358
Mortgage of James river & Kanawha
CO. to. 18!>9 ••••••• "*iSS
Nineteenth report, 1835 .•••••• • lOJ'*
Northwestern Virginia railroad CO..
■jg57 14iWo
Offloinl.i' of all improvements in state.
jgj^Y \MJy
Petition "r'eV. "to completion of. 1852
13815
Proceeding.s rel. to Blue Ridge & Tye
river turnpike co., 1822 •••■•• »■>»'
Proceedings rel. to Cartersvllle
bridge co., 1827 • 9837
Prooeeding.i rel. to coupon bonas.
^g5'> 13690
Proceedings rel. to Fauquier and
Alexandria turnpike co., 1827.. 9815
ProceedinKs rel. to governors mes-
•laee. 1827 •„ 'P*
Proceeding.<! rel. to Lynchburg & Sa-
lem turnpike co.. 1822 9385
Proreedinp.K rel. to Manchester and
Petersburg turnpike co., 1828...
9909
ProceedinETs rel. to Selden, Withers &
CO.. IS.ir. 14J55
Proeeodinir.s rel. to various turnpike
COS.. 1830 10216
Proeeediner.s rel. to Wellsburg and
Wfi.'»liinK-ton turnpike co., 1828.9907
Propo.sed abolition of. 1817 8946
Purchase of property by, 1840.. 11684
Purchases of, 1857 14364
Public works, board of — Cont.
Railroad company's blank report to,
1861 14768
Report, 1816 8878, 9173
Report, 1817 9003. 9174
Report, 1818 9072, 9176
Supplemental report, 1818 9073
Report, 1819 9167, 9169, 9176, 9267
Supplement to report, 1819 9168
Report, 1820 9196, 9267, 92C9,
9270 9272
Report, 1821 9320. 9627,' 9629
Report, 1822 9408, 9630
Report, 1823 9492, 9632
Report, 1824 9570, 9705
Suplemental report, 1824 ..95S8, 9707
Report, 1825 9645, 9712
Reports, 1825, 1826 9703
Report, 1826 9748, 9986
Report, 1827 9830, 9989
Reports, 1827 1828, 1829, v. 5 9984
Report. 1828 9925. 9992
Report, 1829 10037, 10074
Report, 1830 10214, 10283
Supplemental report, 1830 10284
Report. 1831 10340, 10410
Report, 1832 10483
Report, 1833 10605, 10791. 10793
Report, 1834 10732
Report, 1835 10867, 10915
Report, 1836 10976, 10978. 11061
Report. 1838 11149. 11151. 11245
Report, 1839 11289. 11309.
11360. 11722
Report. 1839. 1840 11721
Report. 1840 11724
Report, 1841 12156
Report, 1842 12168
Heport, 1843 12498
Report, 1844 12499
Report, 1845 12933
Report, 1846 12935, 12938
Report. 1847 13208
Reports, 1847, 1848 13207
Report, 1848 13103, 13122
Report, 1849 13292, 13481
Report, 1850 13405, 13482
Report, 1851 13561
Report, 1852 13647. 13805. 13877
Report. 1853 13948. 14018. 14019
Report. 1854. 1855 14214
Report. 1855 14127. 14128
Report. 1857 14336, 14337, 14422
Report, 1858 and 1859 14648
Report. 1859 14539
Report,' 1860 14687
Report, 1860. 1861 14938. 15003
Report. 1862. 1863 15229. 15266
Report, 1866 15543
Report. 1868 15658
Report, 1870 15877
Report. 1871 15981
Report. 1872 16080
Report. 1873 16099
Report. 1874 16305
Report, 1875 16398
Report, 1876 16498
Report, 1889 17848
Report, 1893 18150
Report. 1895 18X82
Report of engineer. 1827 9820
Report of Richmond and Petersburg
railroad company to. 1852 13756
Report on annual report of. 1821.
9300
Report on appropriations. 1860.14570
Report on Dismal Swamp canal co..
1823 9463
Report on fund for internal Improve-
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Public works, board of — Cont.
ment, 1820 921S
Report on Junction canal CO., 1825.
9632
Report on lottery for Richmond dock
CO., 1826 9781
Report on Manchester and Peters-
burg turnpike, 1823 9464
Report on salt, 1863 15142
Report on salt works, 1863. .. .15149
Report rel. to abolishing, 1822... 9393
Report rel. to claims against Rich-
mond & Danville railroad co., 1883.
17183
Report rel. to connection between
eastern and western waters of Vir-
ginia, 1819 9109
Report rel. to engineer department,
1833 10634
Report rel. to engineers, 1840 ..11614
Report rel. to maps, 1862 13699
Report rel. to Monongalia co., 1822.
9402
Report rel. to powers and duties of,
1817 8966
Report rel. to Southwestern road.
1848 . ■ .... 13189
Report rel.' to 'state' 'de'b't, ' i862 ! . 13888
Report rel. to tolls on Kanawha river,
1828 9928
Report rel. to turnpike from Ohio
river In Wood co. to Winchester,
1826 9786
Report on Wellsburg and Washing-
ton turnpike co., 1824 9S41
Reports, acts, etc. rel. to, 1833-35.
10790
ResoIuUon rel. to, 1831 10336
' Resolutions addressed to James river
company, 1816 8920a
Resolutions rel. to Staunton and
Parkersburg road, 1852 13607
R. P. & P. R. R. CO., 1885 17409
Rives' speech on, 1862 13730
Sale of state's property, 1885 . . 17370
Selden, Withers & co.'s debt, 1857..
14277
State bonds, 1853 13987
Statement of officers in department
of, 1852 13781
Statement of railroads, 1^67.... 16601
Statement rel. to James river and
Kanawha company, 1862 ....13826
Subscription to L^esburg turnpike,
1846 12867
Tariff tables. 1866 16616
See also entries under Internal Im-
provements, and under names of
railroad, canal and turnpike com-
panies.
Public works, commissioner. Vote for,
1853 13944
Publication, order of. Bill to dispense
with. 1864 15282
Publications. List of, by Va. authors,
1873 16205
Pulaski and Giles turnpike co. Reports.
1853-1860 21668
Pulaski county. Bill forming election
district of, 1843 12280
Pulaski Springs company. Report, 1861
15003
Pungoteague. Light house at
14306. 14313
Punishment. Bill providing, 1846.12818
Bill providing for, 1864 15326
Bill rel. to, 1846 12893
Of free negroes, 1845 12579
Of negroes. Bill, 1842 12054
Punishment. — Cont.
Report of committee on Inequality of,
1833 10626
Punishments, commuted. See Pardons.
1S761
Purcell, Ben]. L. Asst. to dairy and
food commissioner, 1913
20704-20709
Ass't dairy and food commissioner,
1914 20933
Dairy and food commissioner, 1916.
21172-21186
Dairy and food reports, 1916
21401-21403
Report, 1915 21117
Purcell, John B. 1908 19888
Purcell. Thomas F 10780
Purdle, Alex. Act, 1777 7049
Act, 1777 7050
Articles of confederation 7083
Documents relating to. .. .Appendix I
House journal, 17T6 6989
House journal. May 1777 7032
House Journal. Oct., 1777 705S
House journal. May. 1778 7089
House Journal, Oct., 1778 7098
Ordinances, 1776 6983
Proceedings of conv. of 1776 6986
Resolution, 1776 7016
Resolutions, May 16, 1776 7028
Resolutions concerning, 1777 ... 7047
Senate Journal, 1776 6989
Session acts, 1776 7008
Session acts. May, 1777 7048
Session laws, Oct., 1777 7080
Session laws. May, 1778 7094
Session laws, Oct., 1778 711S
Test act, 1777 7057
Unable to print senate Journals of
Oct., 1777 7075
Purdle, T. S. Harried women and the
homestead exemption, 1901., 18804
Pure food act. 1900 19383
Purkins, George W. Amendment to re-
port on education, 1850 13548
Puryear, Lucy G. A plea for the chil-
dren 21011
Push or pull? Contrasted views of the
nature process. By Wm. BenJ.
Smith, 1912 20629
Putnam's, Q. P., sons 7932
Putnam county. Petition to improve
Kanawha river, 1860 14673
Pyaemic arthritis. By John Spencer.
19915
Pyle, C. B. Privileged communica-
tions in Judicial proceedings, 1900.
18742
Quadratic form, etc. By W. H. Bchols,
„ 1913 20787
Quaker's memorial. 1810 8436
Quakers of Fairfax co. Petition rel.
to reform school, 1896 18307
Quarantine. Governor's proclamation
rel. to, 1804 8139
Quarantine line. Established by Va.,
1895 18271
Proclamation, 1803 8101, 8102
Quarrier, Richard 8023
Letter rel. to guard at penitentiary,
1805 gigo
Quarterly law Journal, v. 1, 1856.14234
V. 2. 1857 14419
V. 3, 1858 14438
v. 4, 1869 14647
Quarterly law review, 1860 14684
Quartermaster's department. Finan-
cial statement, 1863 . . 16133, 15144
Letter rel. to, 1814 8709
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Quartermaster's dept. — Cont.
Regulations for, 1861 14757
Report, 1863 16191, 15215
Report rel. to, 1864 15239
Quartermaster general. BUI concern-
iag, 1816 8923
Correspondence, 1861 14906
Letters, 1861 14977
Report. 1814 8741
Report. 1864 15361
Quartermasters, 1788 7630
Quesnel v. WoodUcf & al. 1796... 8130
Quick, Walter J. Causes of loss of
lambs, 1908 19919
Hog feeding. 1908 19917
Quitman, J. A. Reception of, by house
of del., 1847 12947
Welcomed at bar of senate, 1847...
12966
Radford normal school. Bulletin, 1913.
20764
Bulletin. 1914 21008-21014
Bulletin. 1915 21264-21271
Bulletin, 1916 21461-21465
catalogue, 1914 21009
Catalogue, 1915 21267
Catalogue, 1916 21465
Report, 1914 22094
Radford southern railroad and mining
CO. Reports, 1904-1906 21938
Radford water power co. Reports,
1903-1915 21939
Radial co-ordinates. By William H.
Kchols, 1910 20266
Radzimlnslci, C. Trade with western
states. 1845 12714
Raggi's capitals 20050
Ragland, Reuben. Petersburg rail-
road CO.. 1873 16098
Railroad cattle-guards. By F. S. Kirk-
patrlck and W. H. Mann, 1901 18804
Railroad commissioner. Charges
against, 1891 17962
Communication rel. to mileage in
Georgia and Virginia, 1889 17831
Communication rel. to railroad rates
In Va. and N. C. and mileage, 1891.
17948
Communication rel. to shipping and
passenger rates, 1889 17817
Communication rel. to tariff of
charges in Georgia and Virginia,
1889 17818
Report, 1877 16609
Report. 1878 1673S
Report, 1879 16833
Report, 1880 16863
Report, 1881 16973
Report, 1882 17069
Report, 1883 17252
Report, 1884 17336
Report, 1885 17500
Report. 1886 175S5
Report, 1887 17727
Report, 1888 17756
Report, 1889 17861
Report. 1890 17900
Report, 1891 18001
Report, 1892 18039
Report. 1893 18173
Report, 1894 18233 '
Report, 1895 18401
Report. 1896 18457
Report, 1897 18581
Report, 1898 18637
Report. 1899 18762
Railroad commissioner — Cont.
Report, 1900 ISMf
Report, 1901 18932
Repo^rt. 1902 1*1M
Report on office of, 1887 17S47
Taxes paid by railroads, 1886.. 17422
See also entries under Railroads, Cor-
poration Commission.
Railroads. Accidents, 1901 1((9S
Accidents, 1902 19126
AccidenU, 1903 19197
Acddento, 1906 19S01
Accidents, 1907 19636
Accidents, 1908 19S10
Accidents, 1909 19940
Accidents, 1911 20297
Accidents, 1912 20(58
Accidents, 1914 20877
Accidents, 1916 9111S
Act rel. to Incorporation of, 1S3C..
11937
Alabama communication reL to rail-
roads in C. S.. 1862 15940
Amount from, 1884 17448
As substitute for navigation of
James river, 1830 10206
Assessment T>f properties, 1916.21104
Assessments on, 1897 18S82
Assessments of, 1899 18686
Assessment, 1906 19C28
Assessment of lands by 16861
Assessment of property, 1902... 19110
Assessment of rolling stock for tax-
ation. 1904 19347
Bill exempting employees from mili-
tary service, 1864 15327
Bill rel. to incorporation of, 1886..
10997. 11900
Charters, 1903 19241
Collection of taxes on, 1883 17177
Communication, from board of pub-
lic works, 1886 17395
Communication from commissioner
rel. to, 1888 17194
Communication from commiaaloner
of rel. to violations of laws by rail-
road companies, 1885 17400
Communication of governor reL to,
^1861 14878
Communication of governor r«L to
connections, 1867 14303
Communication of railroad commis-
sioner rel. to mileage In Oeorgia
and Virginia. 1889 17831
Communication rel. to Burkeville
connection, 1884 17379
Communication rel. to rat«s of trans-
portation, 1878 16674
Comparative rates, 1879 16833
Comparison of rates, taxes, mileage,
etc., with other states. 1391...
17943
Constitutional provisions, 1905.. 19422
Control of Confederate goTemraent
over state railroads. 1863 16078
Convention at Clarksburg, Va., 1346.
12S28
Convict labor, 1879 1*796
Danville convention, 1836 19979
Garly legislation in Va 133*3
Blectric. Report of corporation
commission reL to, 1908 19*3*
Employees, 1901 18893
Employees. 1902 1913*
Employees, 1903 19197
Exchange of stocks and bonda in
railroads held by stata, for bonds
of the state, 1866 1((13
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Railroad* — Cont.
Freight elasaiflcation, 1*09
2«026, 20026
Fraiffbt classlflcation, 1913 20765
Freigrlit classification, 1914 21018
Freight rates, 1912 20620, 20621
Freight reKUlatlons, 1916
21272-21274
French's memorial on, 1862 ...138X7a
From James river to Tennessee, 1848.
13069, 13156
From I>ake Michigan to the Pacific,
1847 13009, 13010
From Lynchburg to Upper Kanawha,
1831 10S25
From Tenn. line to Janies & Kana-
wha river improvement, 1833.10628
Full crew bin. 1914 21015
Governor's message, 1S81 16877
Governor's message, 1891 17916
Inability to meet obligations, 1840.
11595
Income, 1895 18354
Interference with trains in N. C,
1864 15303
Investigation of railroad and steam-
boat COS., 1846 12786
Laws rel. to, 1900 18809
Laws rel. to. 1908 19889
Laws, etc., 1911 20386, 20387
Lietter of governor rel. to improve-
ments In, 1849 13322
Letter of Jefferson Davis, 1863.. 15062
Letters of J. S. Black & G. T. Curtis
rel. to, 1880 16863
Licenses on tracks. By Robert W.
Withers, 1906 19566
List of charters, 1904 19345
List of charters, 1906 19423
List of charters of. 1906 19665
List of charters, 1907 19694
List of charters. 1908 19894
List of charters. 1909 20027
List of charters, 1910 20245
List of charters, 1911 20389
List of charters, 1912 20624
List of charters, 1914 21020
List of charters, 1916 21278
List of officials. 1842 12125
Uaxlmum oar limit bill
21015, 21016
Memorial of Wood co., 1846 12766
Mileage class and commodity rates,
1909 20024
Mileage class and commodity rates,
1910 20243
Mileage class and commodity rates,
1913 20766
OAcers of, 1842 12159
Passenger rate cases, 1908..,, 19798
Passenger rates, 1908 19744
Passes to members of general assem-
bly, 1902 19078
Passes to members of house, 1893..
18070
Petersburg resolutions rel. to, 1861.
14952
Power of government of IT. S. to own
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Proceedings of convention at Clarks-
burg. lf44 12J68
Proposed, from Cartersville to Parm-
yiUe, 1835 10917
Proposed, from Tenn. line to New
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Railroad employees and relief asso-
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19162
Rates, 1907 19689, 19691
Railroads — Cont.
Rates In Virginia and Georgia, 1889.
17117, 17818
Receipts from, 18*6 18353, 18354
Reference to, in governor's message,
1883 17076
Regulations. 1907 19690
Regulations, 1910 20241
Regulations, 1914 21017-21019
Relation between medical and law
departments of a railway co. By
Chas. M. Bldckford, 1901 18928
Relative cost of canals and railroads,
1845 127116
Relative to completion of, 1861. .14956
Report in blank, 1861 14768
Rep >rt of committee on connections,
1861 14786, 14787
Report of companies, 1898 18637
Report of second auditor rel. to, 1839.
11300
Report of state corporation commis-
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Report on wages and accidents, 1912.
20496
Report rel. to assessment, 1906.19457
Report rel. to bribery, 1870 16820
Report on contracts with express
companies, 1865 15459
Report rel. to failure to pay taxes,
1885 1747
Report rel. to free passes, 1888.. 17629
Report rel. to road from B. & O. to
CJhlo river, 1852 13683
Report rel. to state claims, 1874.16123
Report rel. to state's Interest In A. M.
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Report rel. to taxation of, 1878.16671
Report rel. to toll and freight limits
on, 1878 16619
Reports, 1877 1(609
Reports, 1878 16733
Reports, 1879 16833
Reports. 1880 16863
Reports, 1881 16973
Reports, 1882 17069
Reports, 1883' 17252
Reports. 1884 17336
Reports, 1886 17500
Reports, 1886 1'7535
Reports. 1887 17727
Reports, 1888 17766
Reports, 1889 17861
Reports. 1890 17900
Reports. 1891 18001
Reports. 1892 18039
Reports, 1893 18173
Reports, 1894 18233
Reports, 1895 18401
Reports: 1896 18467
Reports, 1897 18681
Reports, 1898 18637
Reports. 1899 18762
Reports, 1900 18809
■Ropnrts, 1901 18932
Reports, 1902 19169
Reports, 1903 19215
Reports, 1904 19812
Reports, 1905 19895
Reports, 1906 1*526
Reports, 1907 19666
Iteports, 1908 19838
Reports, 1909 19969
Reports, 1910 20178
Reports, 1911 20332
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Resolutions rel. to Paclflc, 1866...
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Resolutions rel. to protection of
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Review of Va. rate cases, 1909.. 20004
Salaries of ofnclals, 1842 12126
Schedule of routes and distances to
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Separate coaches for white and col-
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State loans to, 1840 11695
Statements, etc. of, 1862 13804
Statement of net revenue, 1878 ....
16681
Statement of those completed and
projected. 1868 16666
Statement rel. to directors of, 1849.
13297
Statement rel. to votes in the rail-
1 oad companies, 1862 13844
Statements of passengers tonnage.
etc., 1866 16610
Statements rel. to, 1838 11131
Statistics, accidents, wages, etc., 1904.
19283
Statutes, etc. governing, 1910.. 20241
Surveys of routes across Alleghany
mountains, 1846 12711
Table of distances between stations,
1886 17636
Tariff tables, 1866 16616
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20128
Taxation, 1884 17469
Taxation, 1886 17422
Taxation, 1906 19489
Taxes, 1866 16609
Taxes paid by, 1889 17814
Tolls on. 1855-66 14176
Transportation for army, 1864.. 16322
Value of property, 1896 18354
Veto message rel. to location of road-
beds, 1897 18529
Wages and accidents, 1909 .... 20146
Wages, 1839 11313-11319
Wages of employees, 1899 18727
Wages of employees, 1908 19810
Weston convention, 1846 12766
Wheeling memorial, 1846 12766
See also entries under Railroad com-
missioner, and Public worlcs, board
of. Consult also the alphabetical
list of railroad companies on pages
1032-1044, with statement of all
published reports of each.
Raleigh, Sir Walter. Charter, 1886.
17526
Raleigh and Boone road. Report, 1854.
21660
Raleigh and Boone graded road co.
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Raleifrh and Gaston railroad company.
Contract with R. P. & P. railroad
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Raleigh and Grayson turnpike co. Re-
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Ralelsrh and Wythe line turnpike co.
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James Clark McReynoIds. 1914.210S1
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Randolph, Bathurst 8269
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Letter to co. lleuts. Dec. 29, 1788..
7629
Randolph, Da'i 1<1 Meade. To purchase
house of, 1802 8061
Randolph, Edmund. Letter rel. to pen-
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Letter rel. to pensioners, 1788....
7686
Lord Dunmore's estate 6992
Proclamation, Jan. 11, 1787.
Proclamation, March 2, 1787 7668
Proclamation, May 14, 1788 .... 7684
Revlsor ■ 7804
Randolph, Q. W. Letter rel. to con-
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Report as commissioner of arms,
1861 14751
Virginia historical and philosophical
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Randolph, Harrison. By L. M. Harris,
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Randolph. J. W. Collection of cases,
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Matthews' digest of Va. laws, ▼. 1,
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Matthews' digest of Va. laws, v. 2.
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Matthews' guide to commissioners in
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14281
(Quarterly law Journal, v. 1, 1866..
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Quarterly law Journal, v. 3, 1868..
14433
Quarterly law Journal, v. 4, 1869..
« ^ 1<"T
Sands' quarterly law review, v. 1,
„ I860 14684
Sands' selections, 1856 14236
Sands' selections. 1861 15004
Va. report of 1799/00. 1850 7944
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Martin's Index to Va. reports, 1896.
Sams' treatise on attachment and
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Randolph, J. W., & Ene-itsh. Barton's
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Barton's practice in civil cases, 1877.
^ „ . 1«6«*
Grattan's reports, v. 16. 1867.. 14661
History and catalognie of William
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Martin's index to Va. reports, 1881.
16965
Matthews' digest of criminal law. 2d
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Sams' comparison of codes of .1873
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Sands' history of a suit In eauity. 2d
ed 1882 l(voi
Va. law Journal, v. 1, 1877 .... 16606
Virginia law Journal, v. 2, ^S^'^^^j^
Virginia law Journal, v. 3, IfJSlSfSJ
Virginia law Journal, v. 4, Jlf?- 16861
Virginia law Journal, v. 6, 1881.16971
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Randolph, Judith. Court of appeals
lg52 l«o lo
Randolph.' Peter. Attempt to kill. me.
Judge 7664, 8816
Report on site for University, IS^jj^j
Randolph, Peyton. Hall's Index to Re-
ports of, 1835 ■■■•■■ii-i IJ?'*
Reports of cases, v. 1, 1821 9356
Reports of cases, v. 2, 1823. 9621
Reports of cases, v. 3, 1826 9698
Reports of cases, v. 4, 1826 9788
Reports of cases, v. 5, 1827 9877
Reports of cases, v. 6. 1827. .....9882
Reports of cases, v. 6, 2d ed., l*'*iig«
Virginia reporU, v. 1, 2, 3, Mlchle ed.
9361
Virginia reports, v. 4, 6, 6, 1826
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Randolph, Richard. Report rel. to nsh-
way, 1876 16886a
Randolph, S. P. F. Election of, 1«69.
14601
Randolph. Thomas J. Amendment to
report on legislative dept.. I860..
13533
Bill for congressional districts, 1842.
12028
Bin rel. to Portsmouth & Roanoke
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Bill rel. to taxes on merchanU, 1842.
12070
Election of, 1836 10812
Letter rel, to agriculture, 1842.11972
Letter rel. to flsh in Rlvanna, 1876.
1.6386&
MlllUa bill, 1831 10361
Report, 1867 1"31
Report. 1868, 1859 14533
Report, 1861 14932
Report, 1869 16722
Report on banks, 1834 10741
Resolutions, convention of I860..
13521
Speech on abolition of slavery, 1831.
10429
Randolph. Thos. Mann. Address to gen.
assembly. 1821 9344
Address to gen. assembly, 1822.. 9432
Address to house of del., 1820... 9187
Communication to house of del., Dec.
4, 1820 9249
Correspondence rel . to military
bounty lands, 1830 10209
Correspondence rel. to V. 8. Jurisdic-
tion at Old Point Comfort and Rip
Raps, W20 9210
Letter rel. to accounts of literary
fund. 1821 9322
Randolph. Thos. Mann — Cont.
Letter rel. to appointment as gover-
nor, 1821 9313
Letter rel. to appropriation of public
land, 1821 9312
Letter rel. to arming militia, 1822.
9381
Letter rel. to armory, 1821 9307
Letter rel. to board of public works,
1820 9274
Letter rel. to election as governor,
1819 9122
Letter rel. to escheats, 1821 9317
Letter rel. to Fort Powhatan, 1820.
9199
Letter rel. to furnace land, 1821.9299
Letter rel. to Mr. Herring's communi-
cation, 1821 9336
Letter rel. to his re-election, 1820 . .
9226
Letter to house of del.. 1821 9287
Letter rel. to Kentucky compact.
1821 9334. 9336
Letter rel. to lands within capltol
square. 1821 9304
Letter rel. to literary fund. 1820.9209
Letter rel. to literary fund. 1822.9401
Letter rel. to literary fund and board
of public works. 1820 9200
Letter rel. to militia and its arms.
etc.. 1821 9327
letter rel. to officers in war of 1812.
1821 9302
Letter rel. to Potowmac company,
1821 92S9
Letter rel. to powers of council, 1820.
9194
Letter rel. to private loans from lit-
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Letter rel. to repairs of armory, 1822.
9406
L«tter rpl. to revised laws, 1820.. 9220
Letter rel. to treasury, 1819 9164
Letter rel. to U. S. jurisdiction at Old
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Letter rel. to University of Virginia,
1820 9197
Letter rel. to University of Virginia,
Apr. 1, 1820 9283
Letter rel. to Washington monument,
1821 . . . 9333
Letter rel.' John' Wood, 1822.'.*.*. 9376
Letter with Maryland resolutions,
1820 9260
Letter with Ohio's report rel. to
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Message. 1822 9897
Re-election of. 1821 9811
Report as president of board of pub-
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Randolph. V. M. Charges against
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13834
Randolph, W. B. Election of. 1886..
10803
Randolph, W. C. N. Letter rel. to James
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16410, 16411
Report. 1889 17840
Report, 1890 17876
Report, 1891 17979
Report. 1895 18171
Report, 1897 18652
Transfers of Monticello, 1897... 18686
Randolph's abridgment, 1796 7858
Randolph and Hardy turnpike co. Re-
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Randolph county. Bill annexing to
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Delinquent lands in, 1834 .... 10787
Blection of Joseph Conrad, 1867..
14354
Blection of J. Kettle. 1804 8112
Lands vested in literary fund, 1832.
10S33
Memorial rel. to Indiana company,
1804 8113
Notes of N. W. bank of Va., 1841 . .
11813
Pfoposed formation of new county
from, 1S50 1344.5
Italldolph Macon college. Historical
Fketch, 1878 16206
Memorial rel. to sale of buildinjrs,
and report, 1869 157^1
Report. 1833 10816
Report, 1834 10736
Report. 183B 10851
Report, 1850 13419
Randolph's law eatalorirue 8077,
1007), 10433, 12926. 12$28,
130i», 13476, 14011, 14024
Ranirer companies. List of officers,
^ 1868 ,. 16061
Rahsbn, J. Baldwin. Foreigrn corpora-
tions doirter business in Virginia,
1 QAi 18928
Liability of a KuaranVor", ' i897 ! .18454
Llmitatiohs of trust-fund doctrine,
1898 18681
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10984
llal>pa,henncck and Salem Station turn-
pike CO. neports. 1867-1860.. 21678
Rappahannock^ and Sperryville turn-
t>ik« CO. tteports, 1850-1861.. 21892
RtLppahbnnock and Warrenton turn-
pike CO. Reports, 1867-1860. .21711
Rappahannock canal co. Reports, 1847-
^ 1860, 1862 21940
Rappahannock company. Bill amend-
ing charter of, 1844 12397
Memorial of, 1847 13016
Reports, 18»-1836, 1887-1839. 1842,
1844, 1846, 1851, 1856, 1857, 1869,
1860 21941
Rappahannock river. Appeal rel. to,
1847 13016
Bridge across, 1883 17117, 17170
Report rel. to railroad bridge over,
^ 1839 11870
Rappahannock river country. By A. B.
Chandler, jr 1916 21221
tlavenswoou and Reedy Creek turnpike
CO. Reports, 1862-1860 21663
Ravenswood, Charleston and Ripley
tiirnpike. Reports, 1856-1860.21506
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Rawls, Gavin. Blection of, 1881.. 16881
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Read, J. K .,. 7986, 8003, 8004
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Therapeusis of cardiac disease, 1908.
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Reading courses, 1916 21200
^litlf 21411
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Reading. Primary. By J. H. Blnford.
1873 ,. 1«J«5
Teaching of. In Petersburg, 1874..
16298
Readjuster members. Address of 1882.
f704l
0288
. 0233
Real estate. As-ii'ssment, 1907.. 19628
Rill, 1839 ..,, 11470
Bill rel. to, 1841 11856
Bill rel. to administration of, 1840.
11629
Bill to amend act cobcerning. 1846.
11801
Comparative statements of, 1884 . .
17468
Graves' notes on law of, 1912...S0622
Law governing, 1908 19893
Loroax's digest or laws respecting,
2d ed., 1856 142U
Report rel. to releasing tax on, 1889.
17t78
Sale of realty to keeper of house of
111 fame. By T. 8. HaUtead. 1»16.
21441
Statement rel. to value of, 1850.13601
Tax on, 1867 16811
Tax on, 1895 It367a
Taxation, 1876 1C464
Taxation on, 1884 17167
Value of, 1861 14798
Value of, 1896 18t*7a
Real estate bank of Va, BIU to In-
corporate, 1814 8760. 8761
Proposed resolutions for establithltag,
1814 8S9S
Resolutions rel. to, 1814 8762
Reapportionment. Amendment rel. to,
1829 mS7
Proposition re), to, 1829 101S8
Receivers. Bill rel. to appolAtment of,
1864 , 16344
Receivers certificates. By It. P. Burk«,
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Reconstruction. Acts of congress rel
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Georgia resolutions rel. to, 1861.14886
Letter of E. R. S. Caiiby rel. to, 1869.
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Memoranda rel. to, 1869 15801
Resolution approving preisldent'a pol-
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Records. See Archives.
Records of causes in the court ot ap-
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Records of jreneral coul-t. Transcrip-
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Records, printed. Amount from, 1884.
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Recruiting act of 1780 10668
Recruits. Revolution 7829
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Red and Blue Sulphur Springs turnpike
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Cedar rust disease of apples. . .81316
Control of cedar rust of apples, 1914.
21052
Bftect of cedar rust upon assimila-
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Bfteet of gymnosporanerlum on tran-
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Reterosporium varlablle, eke., 1)09.
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Nitrogen fixation, 1913 20803
NltroK-en fixation and nitrification In
various soil types, 1915 21S10
Nltroeen fixation by azotobacter,
191S 20«O3
Nltrogren fixation by asotobacter,
191S 21811
Notes on plant diseases In Va. In
1913 & 1914, 1915 21808
Plant diseases In Va. during- 1909 and
1910 20081
Plant diseases In Va. in 1911 and 1912.
20k41
Plant diseases in Virginia. 1913..
20^
Report on spraying experiments In
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Some effects of temperature upon
growth and activity of bacteria In
milk, 1916 21474
Study of winter resistance on uredo-
sporea of pucclnia coronata. 1912.
20641
Tomato Might and rot In Va., 1911.
20414
Raed. Walter 19248
Reed V. Reed 8410a
Reeder, R. R. Address, 1911 20807
Ready and Harrisonville turnpike co.
Report, 1856 21665
Reedy creek and Ravenswood turnpike
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Letter of Samuel F. Bradford, rel. to,
1820 9275
Referendum. Report of committee rel.
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Reform school. Petition rel. to, 1895.
18307
Reformatories. 1899 18727
Communication of Mrs. Adeline P.
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1889 17827
Report rel. to, 1853 13894
Schedule of routes and distances to,
1911 20388
Refup^ees. Bill authorizing to vote,
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Register of lands. See Land office.
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Districts. 1869 1S802
Laws. 1870 15782
Laws. 1881 16964
Laws. 1187 17718
Odinance, 1901 19032
Veto message of governor rel. to.
1884 17267, 17292
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20612, 20614
1850 18616
«re9 14526
UtemorUl, 1S4T 13008
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Registration of births & birth, Cont. —
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Saving and applying manures, 1887.
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Reld, Joseph 7344
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Report rel, to funds for soldiers fam-
lllev 1«»4 16277
Religion. Bill rel. to construction of
the constitution, 1797 7897
Construction of constitution concern-
ing, 1797 7885
Religious associations. Appeal rel. to
bequests, 1844 12946
Religious corporations. Richardson's
manual of laws, 1887 17608
Religious freedom. 1786/86
7476-7486
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Remanding a prisoner. By W. A.
Cocke, 1884 1783*
Renno. Antolne. Claim for supplies to
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Renown (ship) 7458
Rents. Bin rel. to, 1816 8*49
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8731
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Covenant to keep in repair. By S. 3.
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Replevin. Writs of. 1816 8849
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Reports, annual. Resolutions rel. to
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Reports of courts. Mode of publishing,
1840 11762
Representation in congress. 1867/68.
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7734
Act rel. to, 1812 8585
Bill, 1788 7636
Bill rel. to, 1812 8584
Oovernor's message rel. to, 1883
17160
Number to which Virginia is eititled,
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Resolutions by Massachusetts rel. to
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Veto message, 1883 17107
Veto mensage rel. to apportionment
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Renresentation in general assembly.
Bill rel. to apportionment of, 1849.
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Lewlsburg convention on, 1842.11989
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Petition of citizens of Monongalia co.
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Report rel. to reapportionment of,
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Speech of T. R. Jojrnes on basis of
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Speech of Robt. B. Taylor on rigrht
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Speeches of W. T. Willey, 1850.13554
Speeches on. 1850 13552
Upshur's speech, 1829 10162
Reprieves. See Pardons.
Republic book and Job office. Session
laws. 1865 16406
Republican. (Newspaper). Debates,
convention, 1850 13S62
Republican advocate. Debates, conven-
tion of 1850 13562
Republican (Democratic)/ party. Ad-
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Repudiation of state debts. Resolutions
of Ga. rel. to, 1842 11999
Resolutions of New Jersey rel. to,
1842 12014
Requisitions. Rules of practice in, 1910.
20245
Res Judicata. By William Oreen, 1877.
18605
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W. Shelton. 1906 19328
Resifrnations. 1848 13135a
Resolutions. Resolution rel. to, 1829.
10142
Resolutions of 1798 7592.
7921-7944, 7966-7973, 9184, 9212
Report of 1799/00 7950
Resolutions of 1833 to S. C 14580
Resolutions of 1847 14683
Resolutions of 1849 14684
Resolutions of 1851 14582
Restaurants. Regrulatlons, 1909... 19977
Restored grovermnent. See Alexandria
Kovernment.
Retail store accounts 17053
Reveley & Ballendlne 7221
Reveley, D. R. Accounts as treasurer,
1883 17126
Communication rel. to bonds, 1883.
17196
Report, 1882 17026
Report, 1883 17213
Revenue. 1784 7419, 7439
1786 7496
1|«< 8156
1816 8792
Auditor's statements, 1902 19113
Bill rel. to collection of. 1823 9604
From sale of liquors, 1879 16787
Governor's messagre rel. to, 1885..
17356
Laws, 1787 7676, 7677
Laws, 1860 14688
Laws, 1866 16662
Laws. 1869 16791
Laws, 1871 16993
Laws, 1873 16107
Laws, 1874 16224
Laws, 1878 16786
Laws, 1881 17006
Laws. Auditor's report on, 1839...
11384
Laws. Letter from auditor rel. to,
1«14 87S6, 8786
Revenue — Cont.
Laws. Letter rel. to, 1814 8698
Laws. Memorial of Rockingham
county on, 1855 14169
Laws. Suggested changes in, 1816.
Officers. Attorney general's opinion
rel. to defalcation, 1879 16751
Officers. Report rel. to duties of, 1861.
14780
Report on, 1865 14154
Report on, 1857 ^ . .14383. 14884
Returns. Circular. Dec. 31. 1795..
7841
State of, 1806 8>6>a
State of, 1807 8246, 8246
Revenue laws of U. S. Resolutions rel.
„ ,to. 1841 11742a
Revision of laws 7J90
1786 .....; 7461
• J"< 7804
1812 8552
1839 11467
Amendments proposed, 1848
13091-130*4
Amendments to bills, 1848 13171
Amendments to proposed code, 1849.
^.,. ,..„ 1321S-13228
Bill, 1846 12896
Bill rel. to, 1840 11649
Bill rel. to, 1846 12614
Bills of revlsors of committee of
1776 7490
Chapman Johnson's report. 1841 . . .
Code, 1819 "iS5
Code, 1849 13200
Committee of conference, 1840.. 13078
Communication, 1888 17361
Distribution of laws, 1820 9220
Draughts of bills. 1792 7771, 7772
Draughts of bills. 1817 9006, 90M
Hening. v. 1, 1809 gsst
Henlng, v. 1, 2d ed., 1823 9516
Hening, v. 2, 1810 840*
Hening, v. 2, 2d ed., 1823 961*
Hening, v. S, 1812 gsSS
Hening, v. 3, 2d ed., 1823 *617
Hening, v.4, 1814 «7J4
Hening, v. 4, 2d ed.. 1820 9215
Hen ng. v. 6, 6 181* 9131, »184
Hening, v. 7, 1820 92|(
Hening, v. 8, 1821 *S64, 9855
Hening, v. 9, 1821 ml
Hening, v. 10, 1822 9440
Hening, v. 11, 1823 »51S
Hening, v. 12, 1823 tsit
Hening, v. 13, 1828 (SsS
History of revlsals, 1849 ISteo
Letter from revlsors, 1817.. 894 4. «»7»
Letter of governor rel. to Hening's
statutes, 1824 95^5
Letter rel. to revision, 1847 12958
Notes of revlsors, 1817 9006
Report on, 1839 11191
Report on, 1848 18065
Report rel. to, 1848 1S0«T
Report of committee, 1790 7686
Report of committee on, 1817 8*74
Report of committee, 1848 1SK4
I'??,'* of committee rel. to reriaed
bills, 1817 i%tt
Report of J. M. Patton A Conway
Robinson, 1846 127Sd
Report of revlsors, 1784 7449
Report of revlsors, 1847 . .12987. 1S066
Report of revlsors, 1886 17415
Reports, 1903 19S]2
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Revision of laws — Cent.
Sands' selections of reports, 1866..
14235
Senate bills reported, 1903 19231
Revisors, committee of, of 1776.... 7440
Revolution. Church and state, 1909 . .
19936, 2000Sa
Vouchers for expense of 7629
Revolutionary army lists. Statement
rel. to, 1850 13435
Revolutionary claims. List of, 1835.
■Iu824
Keport on, 1861 13483
Ktport and resolution on, 1834....
lO.S.t. i0797
Report of commissioner on, 1835..
10824
Report of committee on, 1880..102?2
Kepoit of committee on, 1834 ..10714
Rrport of committee on, 1850... 13369
Keport of committee on, 1859 . . 14602
Report of committee on, 1894 . . 18199
U. S. payment of, 1844 12341
Revolutionary documents. Report of
John H. Smith rel. to, 1833... 10686
Revolutionary lands. Resolutions rel.
to claimants of, 1844 12352
Revolutionary officers. Act rel. to
claims of. 1832 10511
Bill rel. to claims of. 1832 10512
Bill rel. to pay of, 1842 12088
Entitled to bounty land, 1836... 10824
Entitled to land errants. 1833. . .10621,
10622, 10623, 10624
Ldinds granted to, 1833. . .10620, 10622,
10623, 10624
Pay of, 1830 10280
Report ou claims of heirs, 1852.. 13572
Statement of amount paid to, 1842. .
12012
Statement rel. to claims of, 1830..
10207
Statement rel. to pay of, 1850.. 13436
Revolutionary soldiers. Bill rel. to,
1825 9678
' I>ounty lands, 1827 9376
Correspondence rel. to claims of, 1829.
10022
Land warrants Issued to, through
1889 ; 11424
List of, 1911 20294, 20369a
List of. 1912 20493, 20601
List of claims, 1834 10746
1 Ist of those who had not received
bounty, 1834 10754, 1075S
Uesnngre of srovernor rel. to petitions
of heirs, 1866 140S6
Names 7039
Opinion of attorney general as to
bounty lands. 1834 lO'i 66
Report en claims of, 1829
10036, 10036
Report rel. land claims, 1820 . . . 9214
Resolutions of Kentucky rel. to, 1841.
11782
Resolution rel. to claims of, 1827.
9817
Resolutions rel. to claims of, 1888..
11240
Rc-solutlons rel. tc claims for bounty,
1841 11926
Reynolds, Burwell and Lee. Communi-
cation of governor rel. to case <^f,
187h ^16661
' Report rel. to Jurisdiction In case of,
1878 1566f
Reynolds, C. M. Forged obligations of
state, 1881 16888
Reynolds, C. M. — Cont.
Report, 1880 16841
Report, 1881 16936
Report on office of, 1881.. 16895, 16929
Spurious bonds, 1881 16919
Reynolds, Geo. B. Civil war chapter in
the life of. 1915 21296
Reynolds, J. O. Election of, 1883.17087
Reynolds, R. R. Some effects of tem-
perature upon growth and activity
of bacteria in milk, 1916 21474
Reynolds, S. M. Attorney-general Thos.
W. Gregory, 1916 21296
Reynolds, W. H. Meteorological rec-
ord, 1889 17865
Rhea, W. F. Charges against, 1908.
19799
Documents rel. to confirmation of,
„1908 19752
Report, 1887 , 17603
Report, 1906 19486
Report. 1908 19838
Report. 1909 19969. 19970
Report, 1910 20178, 20179
Report, 1911 20332
Report, 1912 20544
Report, 1913 20701
Report, 1914 20928, 20929
Report on confirmation of, 1908.19787
Reports on appointment of, 1908 . .
Rhode Island. Letter from governor
rel. to amendment of U. S. constitu-
tion, 1815 8769
Proceedings rel. to amendment of
constitution, 1816 8871
Report rel. to admission of Texas.
1838 11136
Resolutions, 1855 14103
Resolutions rel. to annexation of
Texas, 1844 12381
Resolutions rel. to Thos. W. Dorr,
1845 12517
Resolutions rel. to French spolia-
tions. 1855 14096, 14187
Resolutions rel. to New Hampshire
resolutions, 1844 12376
Resolution rel. to presidential elec-
tors. 1841 11797
Resolutions reL to public lands, etc..
„1»<0 • 11560
Resolutions rel. to state constitution.
1912 11961
Resolutions rel. to state rights, 1844,
12882
Resolutions rel. to tariff, slavery, ter-
ritorial expansion, 1846 12790
Resolutions of rel. to term of presi-
dent. 1841 11742a
Trial of Dorr, 1844 12868
Rice, Matthew H. Report rel. to, 1823.
9469
Rice vs. Miller's executors 9J69
Rich Patch turnpike co. Reports, 1849-
1862 21666
Richards (George) & co .'. .V.V.V. . 74ST
Richards. Walter B. Alumni of Uni-
versity of Va. in Missouri, 1896.
Richardson, Anna E. Address, 1912.
20628
Richardson, C. Herbert. Manual of
*^*.^^'i **• religious corporations,
etc., 1887 17608
Richardson, Capt. Edward. Corres-
pondence rel. to, 1828 9917
Richardson, George 7691
Richardson, George W. Speech on fed-
eral relations, 1861 148SB
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Richardson, J. B. Report, 1839.. 11394
Report, 1840 11661
Report, 1841 ^ili??
Report, 1842 • • • 11961
Richardson. J. W. Letter rel. to Lee
statue, 1902 ■........■■■■■■■ 19085
Richardson, Robert A. J^"!* • •- Viik.
17231, 17232, 17826, 17486, 17485a,
17B23 17718; 17714, 17746, 17852
17887, 17991, 18027, 18157
Richardson. WlUlam ^*v
g'chirdloS; Wm. H. AfJ-t'f^ff^i'alVi
CommleVloner' hi' immigi-ation, ISSg*!^^
Communication rel. to arms, ^^^^^^^^
Communication rel. to status of mi-
litia. 1870 ..■■Hi illli
Home defence, 1863 1"**
Letter, 1847 i
12962
t^M»r 1848 .■.■..........••■ 13083
Littir rel to conscription. 18«|.18«3«
I.etter rel. to home defence, I'^IJ^gj
Letter rpl. to library, 1848 . .... 13077
Letters rel. to mllltla, 1882 15069
Militia, 1871 l"f»
Report, 1838 ,3»1S
Report, 1829 lOJlj
Report, 1830 10188
Report, 1831 {0308
Report, 1832 10456
Report, 1838 10656
Report, 1834 10709
Report, 1836 10816
Report, 1836 10»36
^ZTc }ltt :::::ii746-mV2a: ?•
Report 1844 12329, 12332
Report 1846 .; 12509, 12517
Report 1846 12748, 12791
Report 1847 12S50, 12990
Report 1848 1S670. 13086, 13124
R^Sort 1849 13268, 13288, 13329
Report 1850 13860, 13383, 13399
Report, 1852 13575. IS.188,
^ ■ 18689. 18768, 13797
Report, 1863 13941, 13986
Report. 1856 14116. 14116
Report, 1857 14329
Report, 1858 and 1859 14631
Report, 1860, 1861 14930
Report, 1861 14989
Report, 1863 15170. 15221
Report, 1866 16522
Report, 1869 16721
Report, 1872 16062
Report, 1873 16197
Report, 18/4 16289
Report, 1875 16378
Report as commissioner on expenses
at Harper's Ferry. 1859 14501. 14619
Report on militia, 186I 14766
Report on repairs to governor's
house, 1830 10197
Report on V. M. I., 1848 18098
Reports and letters, 1863 15049
Returns of militia. 1862 15033
Volunteer companies, 1849 13276
Rlchey, Homer. Editor. 1918 20787
Editor, 1916 21239
Federal employers' liability act, 1918.
20787
Rlchlands. Bill for constmctton of
road from. 1846 12838
Rlchlands and Kentucky line road.
Reports, 1847-1864 JIMT
ReporU, 1851-1862 8170*
Richmond (city). Arsenal, 1801... 8022
Arsenal, 1808 SS7S
Bell house, 1828 9917
Bill rel. 10 canal at, 1846 12S*C
Bill rel. to defence of, 1862 1S012
Bill rel. to weighing of llvaatock In,
1844 lt4JT
Bill to revise charter of, 1841 ..1183S
Bills rel. to charter, etc., 1891... 1795*
BlU rel. to keeper of jail in, 1844..
!«»♦
Bill rel. to Medical college at. 1848.
1226«
BUI re., to public roperty in, 1816.
8848
Btl rel. to weiirhing live stock
brought to. 1843 12244
Bill to supply with fuel. 1864 ..16*14
Canal from Maiden's Adventure. 1125.
9t3Z
Canal to Warwick, 1816 1W57
Chancery court, 1885 17412
City dispensary. Report, 1905 . .19417
Clay statue 14442. 14517
Colored normal school. Report, 1872.
16062
Communication rel. to custom house
In, 1852 12837
Constitution of 1st Va. regiment...
1«»83
Convention at Hetropolitan hall.
April 18, 1861 14T77
Convention of colleges in, 1848 .,
12812
Correspondence rel. to federal inter-
ference In, 1869 15767
Council. Communication to, 1854.
14*29
Court. Bill re., to l«i2 12020
Courts. 1840 Il«t4
Defence of, 1862. . .16010. 15012, 15021
Delegates to convention. 18<T..1S<31
Destruction of tobacco in, 18<2.1S*2t
Distances to Ohio river, 1847... 12996
Education convention at. 1846..1St32
Election of delegate' to convention
of 1867 16647. 15648
Election of Andrew Stevenson. Kll.
8444
Election of O. W. Smith. 1807 8223
Plour Inspection In, 1830 10*19
Highways petitioned for, 1852 ..1*627
Information rel. to state's interest In
loU. 1881 16892
Inspection of flour and meal In. 1881.
10841
Judges of corporation courts, lUS.
17881
Letter from board of trade r«L to In-
crease In banking capital, i85f..
14647
Letter rel. to custom house in, 18«2.
18750
Letter rel. to railroad to Charlott<>s-
ville. 1885 14146
Live stock weighed in. 1848 18)83
Medical college buildings, 1844.12184,
Memorial of education convention at.
1841 11752
Memorial rel. to James river and
Kanawha improvement, ISSL.lOTit
Military convention in, 186«. ...14571
NcCTO business league. 1901.... 18837
Ordinances. 1831 IVIm
Outline of course of Btudr, 1872 . . .
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Klchmond (city) — Cont.
Petition tot railroad to Yolrk river.
1862 13824
fatltlon for a railroad to TorktoWn,
1852 13821
Petition rel. to canal. 1848 13140
Petition to leglRlature. asking for In-
corporation ot bank. 1811 f... .8501
Proposed railroad to, front Lynch-
burg, 18S6 ^5?IS
Public warehouse »». 1«** }"««
Public warehouse, 1848 .... Ii6i6
lUllroad from Lynchburg to, "j^j'ss
ttallroad tonnage, 18B2 ,l?i*'
RfemihlBcences of the lawyers, l»0|^g
Retnonstrance against petition of
Henry Ludlam, 184« 12766
tteport ot committee on providing
protection for produce, HSO ••■.
tteport of dispensary, 190S 19S61
Report on removing seat of Kovern-
^ ihent from. 1817 ..8965
Renort on survey for ship canal from.
18M 11068
Report oh Weighing live stock In,
1862 13684
Report rel. to defence Of, 1861.. 14992
Report rel. to Improvement of capitol
^ square. 1817 8971, ^976
tteport rel. to small fox In, 1»S«. ...
10928
Reports of Medical college ot Vlr-
^glnla, 1888^914 22089
Resolutions of Boston and Mass. rel.
_ to burning of theatre, 1811.... 8460
ttesolutions of Ohio rel. to burning
of theatre. 1811 8465
Resolutions rel. to controversy of N.
Y. & Va.. 1842 12146
Resolutions rel. to railroads, I860..
13486
Resolutions rel. to slaves, 1841.11816
Eoad from, to Ky., 1822 9370
outes and distances to.. 17060, 17065
Ue of lot by B. B. Minor to state,
^1848 13146
Bale of public property in, 1883.17104
Savings Institution Qf Richmond..
10306
Bchedule of routes to, 1886 17536
Sherlfrs connection with Dennis
Fielder's indebtedness, 1879.. 16799
Bite of Confederate memorial Inst.,
1910 20112
gmallpox In, 1B8« 10923. 11022,
Smallpox In. 1881 16878, 16908
Soldiers' and sailors' monument, 1891.
17916
Statement rel. to jail fees, 1849.13321
Supplies to post at. 1782 7322
Temporary public buildings. 1779..
7204
Trade of. 1816-1834 10734
weighing live stock In, 1847 ...13001
^ Bee also Richmond dock.
Ribhmond & Alleghany R. R. 1881..
16961
communication rel. to sale of James
river and Kanawba canal to, 1878.
16669
Debts of Jamet river and Kanawha
Company assumed by, 18.78 ...16677
Petition rel. to, 1882 17068
Report rel. to proposed sale of James
river and Kanawha canal to, 1878.
16646
Richmond & Alleghany R. R. — Cont.,.
Reports. 1880-1889 »i»47
Richmond and Chesapeake railroad co.
Reports. 1885, 1886 21949
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay railway
CO. Reports, 1906, 1906, 1&08-1916.
21948
Richmond * Danville R. R., 1881.. 16961
Bill incorporating, 1846 12817
Bin rel. to, 1879 16777
Claims against. 1883 17183
Communication rel. to, 1847 13028
Contract of W. 8. Triplett with, 1860.
134;>1
Correspondence rel. to, 1866. .. .16606
Memorial, 1856 14078
Memorial rel. to increase of capital
stock, 1855 14145
Propdsed railroad from liynchburg
to, 1850 11486
Report of committee rel. to, 1876..
16409
Report rel. to, 1873 16105
Report rel. to, 1899 18672
Reports, 1848-1894. except 1864, 1865.
21960
Statement rel. to Indebtedness of,
1881 16921
Richmond and Danville railroad co.
operating Milton and Sutherlln
railroad. Reports. 1884-1894. .21961
Richmond and Henrico railway co. Re-
ports, 1912-1914 21952
Richmond and Louisville railroad c<>.
Veto message, 1881 16909
Richmond and Mecklenburg railroad co.
Reports. 1885-1916 21953
Richmond and Ohio railroad co. Bill to
incorporate, 1846 12681,
12666. 12695
Richmond and Pamunkey railroad co.
Bill Incorporating. 1846 12826
Richmond and Petersburg electric rail-
way CO. Reports, 1903-1910.. 21954
Richmond and Petersburg railroad co.
Bill for relief of, 1846 12626
Bill to increase capital stock of, 1840.
11670
Charter, 1836 110«»
List of employees, 1839 11314
Report, 1847 18028
Report, 1852 13756
Reports, 1837-1898, except 1862, 1864,
1865 21966
Richmond and Rappahannock River
railway co. Reports, 1913-1916..
21956
Richmond and southwestern railway
CO. Veto message. 1881 16909
Richmond and tidewater railroad. Re-
ports, 1904, 1908 21967
Veto message rel. to, 1897 .... 18507
Richmond and Tork river R. R. co.
Petition of. 1857 ,.. 14269
Reports. 1864-1871, except 1864, 1865,
1867, 1868 21968
Richmond and Torktown railroad. Re-
port on survey for, 1836 10984
Richmond academy. Report on, 1817.
8953
Richmond board of trade. Communica-
tion rel. to banking capital, 186S.
14089
Richmond chamber of commerce. Com-
munication rel. to oyster question,
1898 18069
Richmond, Charlottesville and Staan-
ton telegraph co. See Southern
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Richmond, Charlottesville &
Staunton telegraph co. — Cont.
telegraph companies.
Richmond city and Seven Pines railway
CO. Reports, 1889-1892 21959
Richmond coal region 1193B
Richmond college. Historical sketch,
1873 16206
Report, 1882 1T036
Report. 1883 17222
Richmond county. Bill rel. to schools
In. 1846 12835
Bill rel. to sheriffalty of, 1823... 9506
Election of L. R Stewart, 1869.15746
Establishment of free schools in,
1845 12636
Insolvent taxes, 1881. .. .17001, 17002
Neale. Augustine, 1826 9763
Oyster records, 1894 18229
Richmond dock. Bill rel. to purchase
of, 1840 11683
Communication of board of public
works rel. to, 1840 11613
Governor's message rel. to incorpora-
tion of, 1883 17172
Regulations, 1854 14028
Report on, 1820 9213, 9222, 9274
Report, 1822 9408, 9422
Report, 1823 9492
Repo?t, 1824 9670
Report. 1825 9645
Report, 1826 9748
Report, 1827 9830
Report of second auditor rel. to, 1830.
10218
Report on lottery for, 1826 ....9731
Reports, 1818-1835 21960
Richmond dock company. Report, 1821.
9321
Richmond enquirer 14772
Debates, convention of 1850 . . 13552
Hampden's papers, 1819 7969
Laws rel. to overseers of poor, 1860.
14686
Letter of Appomatox, 1882.... 10424
Proceedings, constitutional conven-
tion, 1860 13562
Richmond examiner. Debates, conven-
tion of 1860 13552
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
railroad. Amount of dividends the
state has received from, 1837-1899.
18673
Answer to memorial of Louisa rail-
road company, 1846 12780
Answer to Taylor's memorial of, 1848.
1S186
Bill authorizing loan to, 1840... 11676
Bill rel. to, 1843 12236, 12237
Bill rel. to, 1844 12406
Bill rel. to loan, 1839 11453
Bill rel. to loan to, 1841 11819
Bill rel. to state's guarantee to loan
by, 1840 11628
Bill to increase stock of, 1839... 11482
Committee report, 1910 20090
Communication rel. to dividends of,
„ 1««6 17409
Contracts with Raleigh and Gaston
and Seaboard air line railways,
^1901 •■, 18838
Cfovernor s communication rel. to.
^1912 2044^
Governor's message rel. to, 1912.
20478
List of employees, 1889 11317
Litigation with state, 1908 19779
Memorial of Louisa railroad co. rel.
^to, 1846 12776
Proceedings, 1856 14956
Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad — Cont —
Proceedings, 1861 14S7«
Remonstrance of, to petition of R. A.
Mayo, 1846 12774
Report, 1847 13028
Report on, 1836 109S7
Report of committee on, 1846 ..12913
Report of committee on, 1910... 20117
Report of committee rel. to sale of
state's interest in, 1901 1884C
Report of sinking fund commission-
ers rel. to competition with, 1908.
. - 19«>1
Report of state proxies, 1906. .. .197SC
Report rel. to bridge over Rappahan-
nock, 1839 11370
Report rel. to connection with Orange
and Alexandria railroads, 1861..
Reports, 1836-1916, except 1849, I860.
1864, 1865 21942
Resolution rel. to, 1875 16338
Resolution rel. to contract with Po-
tomac steamboat company, 1878.
16672
Statement, 1866 14074
Statement of the commonwealth's In-
terest in, 1908 19888
Statement of state proxies, 1908..
c . , 19764
State's interest in, 1881 16927
Stock of, 1843 12213
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac, and Richmond and Petersburg
railroad connection co. Reports.
1876-1916 21943
Richmond institute. Report. 1872..
Richmond medical college. Bill rel. to
investment of literary fund In,
1842 12086
Petition rel. to. 1841 11766
Report on, 1841 11767
Report of committee on, 1840... 11611
Richmond passenger and power co.
Reports, 1903-1909 21961
Richmond, Petersburg and Carolina
railroad co. Report, 1899 ... 81944
Richmond railway co. Reports, 1872-
1876 21962
Richmond, Rappahannock and eastern
railway co. Reports, 1905, 1906.
Richmond republican 18562
Richmond standard. Claim of Thomas
Nelson, 1831 10408
Richnaond times. Debates, convention
of 1860 1S6S2
E. H. Gill's letter to J. C. Cabell. 1846.
Richmond traction co. Governor's
message rel. to, 1896 18267
Reports, 1903-1909 tl96|
Richmond whig. Debates, convention,
1850 18662
Richmond, Williamsburg and central
turnpike co. Letter from attorney
general rel. to, 1887 17627
Richmond; York River and Chesapeake
railroad co. Reporto, 1878-1894.
Ricks, J. Hoge. Summary of Juvenile
T>...i?Y' IP Virginia, 1914 . .20888. 20926
Riddick, Henry 10863
Riddick, Willfs. Report on Norfolk
_ losses, 1776 10861
RIddleberger bill, 1880 utlX
Riddleberger bonds. Statement rel. to,
i««7 ntei
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Rlely, Judge John W. By H. P. Burks,
1901 18928
Code revision, 1885 17416
Communication as revisor of code,
1887 17586
Judge 1838«. 18387, 18437,
18438. 18661, 18621, 18731, 18791
Report on revision of code, 1887..
17546
Resolution rel. to death of, 1900..
18790
Revisor of code, 1887 17710
Rierson, Oscar, wine malclner. .. .16867
Rles, Heinrich. Clay deposits of the
Va. coastal plain, 190S 19406
Rifle machinery, 1861 14945
Riflemen. Hand-book for. 1812 8512
Rifles. Manufacture, 1811 8456
Right of action 14212
Right of entry. Bill rel. to, 1830
10231 10233
Rights in personam and rights in rem.
By Raymond M. Hudson, 1900 ..18742
Riley, C. V. San Jose scale, 1894.18202
Riley, Isaac. Hening & Munford's re-
ports, V. 1, 2d ed., 1809 8196
Hening and Munford's reports, v. 2,
1809 828 J
Hening and Munford's reports, v. 3,
1808 8298
Hening and Munford's reports, v. 4,
1811 835i
Munford's repons. v. 1, 1812.... 8410
Munford's reports, v. 2, 1814 ....8473
Munford's reports, v. 3, 1816.... 8477
Rind, James. Petition of.. Appendix K
Ringgold, W. S. l;etter rel. to bonds
Issued by C. & O. canal co. 1852..
13601
Riparian rights. On Potomac river,
1859 14453, 14522
On Potomac river, 1860 14627
Ripley. Charleston and Ravenswood
turnpike. Reports, 1856-1860.21606
Ripley. Gilmer and Ohio turnpike. Re-
ports, 1863-1856 21548
Survey of, 1850 13423
Rip Raps. V. S. jurisdiction, 1820..
_ 9195, 9210
Ritchie, Col. Archibald. Letter of gov-
ernor testifying to gallantry of
relatives. 1816 8867
Ritchie, Capt. John. Letter of gover-
nor testifying to gallantry ofi 1816.
_ 8867
Presentation of sword to relatives of,
1827 982^
Ritchie, John. Resolutions rel. to
Missouri, 1819 9161, 9162
Ritchie, Thomas. Account of treasurer.
1820 9153
Accounts remaining open on auditor's
books, 1822 9326
Act Incorporating James river and
Kanawha canal co., 1831 10404
Act providing for the poor, 1821..
9266
Act rel. to appropriation for educa-
tion, 1819 9147
Act rel. to arrearages in taxation,
. 1817 893^
Act rel. to banks. 1837 11052
Act rel. to boundary line, 1819... 9146
Act rel. to chancery courts, 1816..
8831
Act rel .to delinquent lands. 1832 . .
Act rel. to emancipation of slaves.
"16 8854
Ritchie, Thomas — Cont.
Act rel. to executions, 1816. .. .8883,
8861, 8852
Act rel. to executions, 1820 9149
Act rel. to gaming, 1816 8836
Act rel. to militia, 1819 9067
Act rel. to notes of unchartered
banks, 1815 8821
Act rel. to overseers of poor, 1815..
8847
Act rel. to sales on executions, 1817.
8931
Act reL to senatorial districts, 1819.
9076
Act rel. to senatorial districts and
land tax, 1817 8933
Act rel. to taxes, 1816 8856, 8857,
8868, 8869
Act rel. to taxation, 1819 9079
Act to change elections, 1837. .. .11054
Act to provide for payment of specie,
1816 8903
Acts, 8th cong., 2nd sess., 1806... 8151
Acts rel. to commissioners of revenue.
1815 886((
Adjutant general's annual return of
militia, 1821 9258
Amended constitution and general
election laws, 1833 10686
Amendment to bill to establish
banks, 1817 8907
Amendments proposed to bill rel. to
mill dams, 1819 9069
Amendments proposed to bill rel. to
penitentiary, 1819 9071
Amendments to bill rel. to courts,
1819 : 9052, 9068
Amendments to bill rel. to educa-
' tional endowments, 1818.. 8989, 8990
Amendments to bill rel. to executions,
1819 9056
Amendments to bill rel. to land office,
. 1819^ 906^
Amendments to resolution rel. to con-
necting James & Kanawha rivers,
1819 9063
Auditor's accounts, 1823 9424
Auditor's accounts, 1824 9491
Auditor's circular rel. to delinquent
lands, 1832 10629
Auditor's letter rel. to board of pub-
lic works. 1821 9273
Auditor's letter rel. to revenue law,
1816 8916
Auditor's letter rel. to state debt and
indebtedness, 1820 1146
Auditor's report, 1820 9244
BUI approving conduct of general
f:overnment, 1812 8607
1 concerning arrearage of taxes,
„1817 8934
Bill concerning quartermaster gen-
eral, adjutant general, and account-
ant, 1816 8923
Bill concemlns: usury, 1816 8938
BUI for establishing free schools.
1816 8832
BUI for establishing U. of Virginia.
_1817 8937
Bill for establishing university, 1818.
9081
Bill for quieting titles to land, 1818.
8999
Bill Incorporating Manchester canal
CO., 1818 9000
Bin of rights, etc.. 1830 10168
Bill rel. to administering oath to
bank directors, 1816 8906
Bill rel. to banks, 1820 9144
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Bill rel. to calliDK of conventJons.
1817 8927
Bill rel. to comtitutional conventlpn,
1815 «*24
Bill rel. to executions, 1820 9148
Bill rel. to tree persons charged with
crime, 1819 9059, 9060, 9061
Bill rel. to Internal Improvement,
1815 8838
Bill rel. to land office. 1817 8998
Bill rel. to land tax, 1819... 9077, 9078
Bin rel. to literary fund, 1821 9253
Bill rel. to maps, 1816 8839
Bill rel. to militia. 1819 9066
Bill rel. to navisatlon of James river,
1819 9062
Bill rel. to navlgration of James river,
1820 9167
Bin rel. to notes of unchartered
banks, 1815 8820
Bill rel. to payment of specie, 1816.
8822
Bill rel. to penitentiary. 1820... 9165
Bill rel. to public arms, 1815 8846
Bill rel. to public property In Rich-
mond. 1815 8848
Bill rel. to public revenue, 1816.. 8834
Bill rel. to public roads, 1818 9007
Bill rel. to public roads, 1820 9179
Bill rel. to rents. 1816 8849
Bill rel. to revenue of literary fund,
1818 8991
Bill rel.' to'saie of land' for' R.' Brame,
1812 8556
Bill rel. to sales on executions, 1816.
8930
Bill rel. to senatorial districts, 1816.
8853
Bill rel. to senatorial districts, 1819.
9074
Bill rel. to senatorial districts and
land tax, 1817 8(32
Bill rel. to shooting:, stabblngr, etc.,
1817 .... 8921
Bill rel.' to taxes! '1816 '.'.'.'.' .'is65. 8868
Bill rel. to unchartered banks, 1815.
8818
Bill rel. to University of Virgrlnia,
1821 9281
Bill rel. to usury law, 1819
9084 9183
Bill to amend act against usury,
1818 9009
Bill to amend road laws, 1817.... 8929
Bill to establish banks, 1816 8819
Bill to reduce capital of Northwest-
ern bank. 1818 9001
Bill to suspend payment of specie.
1816 8908
Bills amending criminal law, 1813.
8488
Bills concerning: establishment of
banks, 1816 8906
Bills rel. to taxable property, 1819.
9076
Circular of adjutant-general ... of-
ficers' dates of commissions, 1833.
Circular rel. to removal of free ne-
groes, 1833 10687
Communication of literary fund rel.
to primary schools, 1823 9418
Constitution and g:eneral election
law, 1831 10270
Decision in case of Innis vs. Roane,
„1831 10280
Documentary evidence rel. to Kana-
wha river. 1829 9927
Ritchie, Thomas — Cont.
Documents accompanylns auattwr a
report. 1816 Vni
Documents rel. to public works. 18M.
9178
Essays addressed to. 1<3S 79S>
Exposition of fed. constitution, 1S19.
79tt
General orders, Nov. 4, 1808 8SS>
Governor's circular to officers, 1809.
88S4
Governor's letter rel. to accounts of
literary fund, 1821 93M
Governor s letter rel. to arms for mi-
litia, 1818 8»9|
Governor's letter rel. to University or
Va., 1820 i2«»
Governor's letter with Maryland raso-
lutlons. 1820 9250
Governor's letter with report of adj.
greneral, 1817 8919
Governor's letter with report of Ohio
rel. to Bank of the U. S., 182Q. .9241
Governor's letter With report* from
board of public works. 1821 ...9274
House journal, 1815 87««
House journal, 1816 8861
House journal, 1817 8941
House Journal. 1818 9011
House Journal, 1819 9986
House journal. 1820 9185
House journal. 1821 9286
House journal, 1822 9368
House journal. 1823 9446
House Journal. 1834 ...» 9536
House journal. 1826 9816
House journal. 1826 9T2I
House Journal, 1827 9806
House journal. 1828 989f
House journal. 1829 9999
House Journal. 1830 10166
House journal. 1831 lOtfl
House journal. 1832 10484
House Journal. 1833 19540
House journal. 1834 t0(96
House journal. 1836 10919
House journal. 1837 11087
House journal. 1838 Iliv3
House journal. 1839 11262. 11365
Instructions to senators of Va.. 1819.
9181
Journals of convention, 1829. .. .10077
Letter and report rel. to taxation.
1820 9180
Letter from gar. of North Carolina.
1817 8912
Letter from treasurer, 1820 .'. 9158
Letter of auditor rel. to aeBitentiarr,
1821 92(4
Letter of auditor rel. to receipt* and
expenses, 1820 flSl
Letter of g-overnor rel. to treasury,
1820 9154
Letter of treasurer rel. to receipts
and disbursements. 1817 8994
Letter rel. to board of public works,
^ 1819 9177
Letter rel. to public printintr, 1816.
8786
List of open accounts on au4Uor'B
books, 1826 |8{9
List of open accounts on auditor's
books, 1827 1756
List of open accounts on auditor's
books, 1828 1946
List of open accounts on auditor's
books, 1829 10040
List of warrants on literary fund,
1821 .'. . 92S6
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Sitetaie, ThoiQAj — Cont.
Memorial of Staunton convention rel.
to revision of atate conBtitutlon,
1816 8924
Morris' instruction to senators, 1820.
8181
Notes to revised code, 1817 .... 9006
Order of procession, interment of
Geo. Wythe, 1806 8218
Proposed amendment to bill rel. to
taxes on lands, 1813 8S76
Protest of minority of Staunton con-
vention, 1816 ,. 8926
Report & docs. rel. to university, 1823.
9410
Report and resolutions on state
risbts, 1820 9278
Report of adjutant rensral, 1816..
8846
Report of adjutant general. 1829..
9983
Report of auditor, 1817 8992
Report of auditor, 1818 9067
Report of auditor, 1819 9150
Report of board of literary fund,
„1821 9264
Report of board of public works,
„ 1818 9003, 9072, 9174, 9176
Report of board of public works.
1819 9167
•^S?l??;' o' btfard of public works,
^1820 9269, 9270, 9272
■"t?^?'"' °' board of public works,
1821 9326, 9629
■"t??*;* °' board of public works,
1822 9408, 9680
Report of board of public works,
.„1823 9492
Report of board of public works,
„1824 957(5
"^■SSt!!^ °' board of public works,
„1826 9645
Report of board of public works,
1827 9748
"^E?^* °' board of public works,
_ 1828 9g30
Keeort of board of public works,
1829 9925, lOOSf
Repo't of board of public works.
1831 10214
^*i^M* °' board of public'works,
1832 10340 10483
K^Rort ot board of public works,
lo3o .4.> ••...,,.,,, lOfiOfk
^VJi,'^ °' board of publ'lc'works.
iSoo 10867
^^o!i' °' board of public' works,
xa37 . . > ^ ^ 10976
Report of board of public 'works,
„ "38 11151
Report of commissioner on Kanawha
road and navtration, 1827 9760
Report of commissioners on naviga-
tion of Potowmac river, 1823.. 9417
Report of committee on armory, 1820.
„ 9160
Report of committee on Inland navi-
gation, etc., 1833 10534
R«>ort of committee on memorial of
John Preston, 1826 9247
R^ort of committee on penitentiary,
„1«19 9070
Report of committee on penitentiary,
1820 9tSs
Report of committee on penitentiary.
„182« 9413
Report of committee on penitentiary,
1826 9656
Beport of committee on penitentiary,
1827 9752
Ritchie, Thomas — Cont.
Report of committee on public Jail,
1820 9166
' Report of committee on roads. 1834.
10692
Report of committee on schools and
collets, 1817 8913
Report of committee on treasurer's
accounts, 1820 9156
Report of engineer, board of public
works. 1820 9271
Report of flnance committee, 1820..
91»2
Report of Potowmac river commis-
sioners, 1823 9681
Report of rector of university, 1820.
9282
Report of University of Virginia,
1824 9679
Report of University of Vlrgrinia.
1826 9644
Report of University of Virginia,
1826 .974^
Report of University of Virginia,
1827 9828
Report of University of Virginia,
1828 9922
Report of University of Virginia on
progress of students, 1827 .... 9747
Report on Incorporation of turnpike
companies, 1817 8936
Report on James river Co., 1817.. 8920
Report on military lands, 1821... 9338
Report on penitentiary, 1817. .. ..9002
Report on penitentiary. 1822.... 9326
Report on penitentiary. 1824 9589
Report on penitentiary, 1825 9666
Report on penitentiary. 1826 9751
Report on schools and school commis-
sioners, 1822 9323
Report rel. to James river canal, 1880.
9158
Report rel. to Ohio river, 1819.. 9164
Report rel. to University of Va.. 1820.
9182
Report rel. to University of Va., 1821.
„ 9814
Report rel. to University of Va., 1823.
9482
Reports on complaints against James
river co.. 1818 8997
Resolutions of committee of schools
and colleges, 1819 9056
KejBplutlons of Staunton convention,
1817 892^
Revised code, 1819 91S6
Sections of act rel. to education, 1818.
9054
^®Pll^"* "■*'• t" Hterary fund banks,
_ 1817 8909
Senate Journal, 1804 8124
Senate Journal, 1806 8148
Senate Journal, 1806 8178
Senate Journal, 1807 8236
Senate Journal, 1808 8283
Senate Journal, 1809 8348
Senate Journal, 1810 8401
Senate Journal, 1811 8468
Senate Journal, 1812 8468, 8644
Senate Journal, 1813 g|oi
Senate Journal, 1814 8657. 8716
Session laws, 1816 8721
Session laws. 1816 8807
Session laws. 1817 8899. 8985
Senate laws. 1818 ' 5o47
Session laws, 1819 9*47
Session laws, 1820 " " 91 jn
Session laws. 1821 '.'.'" 9349
Session laws, 1822 .... 9349
Session laws, 1823 .... 94«?
Session laws, 1824 «kii
Session laws, 1825 ... ggij
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Session laws, 1826 9697, 9794
Session laws, 1827 9874
Session laws, 1828 9874
Session laws, 1829 9972, 10069
Session laws. 1830 10264
Session laws. 1831 10392
Session laws, 1832 10623
Session laws, 1833 10523
Session laws, 1834 10677
Session laws, 1836 10898
Session laws, 1836 11042
Session laws. 1837 11094
Session laws, 1838 11238
State of literary fund. 1821 9266
Statement of revenue tax, 1818.. 9058
Statements rel. to banks. 1816... 8904
Supplemental report, board of public
works, 1819 9073, 9176
Supplement to report on public
works, 1820 9168
Substitute proposed for report and
resolutions on state riehts, 1820.
9279
Synopsis of James river and Kana-
wha improvement, 1834 10688
Th weatt's motion, 1818 9004
Treasurer's report, 1816 8918
Treasurer's report, 1820 9246
Va. resolutions rel. to alien and sedi-
tion laws, 1819 9184
Ritchie, Wm. P. Act for arrest of de-
serters, 1864 15258
Amendments by greneral assembly to
code, 1849 13213
Amendments of house of del. rel. to
part 1 of code, 1849 13221
Amendments of house of del. rel. to
part 2 of code, 1849 13222
Amendments of house of del. rel. to
part 3 of code, 1849 13223
Amendments of house of del. rel. to
part 4 of code, 1849 13224
Amendments of house of del. rel. to
part 6 of code, 1849 13226
Amendments of senate rel. to part 1
of code, 1849 13226
Amendments of senate to part 2 of
code, 1849 13227
Amendments of senate to part 3 of
code. 1849 13228
Amendments rel. to protection of
married women, 1849 13220
Amendments rel. to revision of code,
1849 13219
Amendments to revision of code, 1849.
13217
Annual reports and other documents,
1851 13629
Annual reports and other documents,
1853-4 13931
Annual reports and other documents,
1857 , 14306
Army circulars by adjutant greneral,
1863 r. 16167
Circular of bank commissioners, 1864.
16261
Circulars by adjutant general, 1863.
15168
Code of Virginia. 1849 13200
Extracts from election laws, 1863 . .
16174
French's circular to county courts,
1864 16262
General orders by adjutant general,
18B3 15169
Governor's circular rel. to slaves
working on fortifications, 1864 . .
16267
Ritchie, Wm. F. — Cont.
Governor's message and accompaay-
ing documents, 1862 16VU
Governor's message and accompany-
ing documents, 1862 lS07t
Governor's message and accompany-
ing documents, 1863 15082,
15119, 15143, 1S183. 1621]
Governor's message and annual re-
ports, 1850 1SJ8:
Governor's message and annual re-
ports. 1852 1J78"
Governor's message and annual re-
ports, 1855 14161
Governor's message and other docu-
menu, 1861 14699
Governor's message and reports, 1867.
14251
Governor's message and reports. 1869.
House journal, 1849 13236
House journal, 1850 13354
House journal. 1862 13566, 13732
House journal, 1853 11881
House Journal. 1856 14039
House Journal, 1857 14238
House journal, 1859 14440
House journal, 1861 14691, 14862
House journal, 1862 15006, 150(4
House journal, 1863 15074
„ . 16107. 16180
House Journal, 1864 16268
Letter to President of U. 8., 1863..
„ , 16102
Message of governor, 1861
14869. 149!»
Message of governor, 1862 ....14988
Message of governor, 1864 16364
Pay rolls of war of 1812 entitled to
land bounty, 1851 13665
Regulations as to licenses, etc. 1861.
Report. 1865 . .'. "is!
,%^li' °f board of public works.
„1849 11292. 11481.
Report of board of public works,
IB&I ..,.,, . 13480
Report on bome defence. 1863*. '. 16171
Rolls of militia In war of 1812. 1851.
Secretary's circular to cotton fac-
tories, 1864 1S264
Session laws, 1849 "' mSj
Session laws, 1850 13384 11339
Session laws, 1851 ' 11461
Session laws. 1852 i»7i5
Session laws, 1853 13867
Session laws, 1853/64 .'.' 11999
Session laws, 1856 14191
Session laws, 1868 14196
Session laws, 1860 14621
Session laws, 1861 ' " 1474»
Se8.«ilon laws, 1862 14991
Session laws, 1863 16090i ' 16163
Session laws, 1864 16149
Session laws, called session, 1862..
c . . 15087
Session laws, extra session, 1862..
15081
Sketches of acts, 1860 13340. 134T*
Sketches of acts, 1868 13872
Sketches of acts, 1864 : 14008
Sketches of acts, 1858 14402
Sketches of acts. 1861 1476«
Sketches of acU, 1862 1499S.
15086, 15089
Sketches of acta, 1861 ..15096, 151C6
Special orders of adjutant general.
1863 16171, 16171
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Ritehie ft Dunnavant. Acts establlsh-
laar literary fund, 1S60 1S476
French's memorial on railways, 1862.
13877a
Governor's proclamation and consti-
tution, 1862 15108
Orattan's reports, v. i, 2d ed., 1861.
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Orattan's reports, ▼. 9, 1864 18727
Orattan's reports, v. 10, 1866... 14007
Orattan's reports, v. 11. 1866... 14021
Orattan's reports, ▼. 12. 1866.. 14200
Orattan's reports, v. IS, 1866-1867.
14202
lAleh's reports, ▼. 1, 2d ed., 1864 . .
10062
Lielch's reports, v. 2, 2d ed., 1866..
10287
tAlffh's reports, v. 8, 2d ed.. 1867..
10394
liel«rh's reports, v. 4. 2d ed., 1868 . .
10627
liBlCh's reports, v. 6. 2d ed.. 1868..
10683
Militia law, 1868 14484
Paxton's speech rel. to oyster fund,
1868 14421
Railroad company's blank report,
1861 14768
Reirulatlons for commissary depart-
ment, 1881 14764
Recalatlons for medical department
c7 arm>, 1861 14756
Reculatlons for quartermaster's de-
partment. 1861 14767
Report of board of public works.
1866 14018
Revised militia Uw, 1860 18470
Smith's discourse on life of Thos 3.
Jackson. 1868 16179
Ward's argument for tree school sys-
tem, 1868 14406
Ritehie and Oilmer turnpike co. Re-
ports. 1867-1860 21688
Ritehie ft Trueheart. Act ret to, 1814.
87S4
Act rel. to courts of enquiry. 1816.
8766
Act rel. to militia laws. 1816 8768
Act rel. to taxable property. 1816..
8784
Act rel. to taxes, 1814 8768
Act rel. to taxes on salt, etc., 1816.
8766
Amendments to bill reL to militia,
1814 8761. 8762
Bill rel. to direct tax of U. S., 1814.
8729
Bill rel. to executions, 1814.... 8788
Communications from trovernor rel.
to Virgrlnia's claims acainst U. S.,
1814 8726
Xlxtract from Instructions to militia,
1814 8742
General orders, Jan. 12, 1816.... 8840
General orders, Jan. 13, 1816.... 8841
General orders. Feb. (, 1816 8842
General orders, Feb. 20, 1816.... 8843
General orders, March 4, 1816... 8844
General orders of adjutant general,
1814 8747
General orders to militia, June 8,
1816 8922
Governor's instructions rel. to rats-
ins of troops, 1814 8748
Instructions to revenus commission-
ers, 1818 S917
Ritchie ft Trueheart — Cent.
Proposed amendments to bill rel. ti
militia, 1814 8760. 8761
Report on direct tax, 1814 8780
Ritchie ft Worsley. Auditor's state-
ment on revenue tax. 1804 . . .8138
Report on amendment proposed by
Mass„ ^806 . 8138
Rltchte, Otmnavant ft oo. Code of V<t
Klnla, 1860 14660
Orattan's reports, t. 1. 8d ed., 1860.
12488
Orattan's reports, t. 14. 1869.. 14408
Orattan's reporU, v. 16, 1860... 14424
Report of James river and Kanawha
CO., 1860 14666
Scientiflc education in Burope, 1869.
14668
Ritchie, Trueheart, and Du Val. Docu-
ments bearing on public education.
1817 T....:. 8914
Draughts of bllU, 1817 9006.
General orders of governor. Mar. 17.
1817 8996
Law rel. to arrearage in taxation.
1818 900i
Ordinances of convention, 1776....
6984, 88S»
Ordinances of 1776 convention, 1816.
88t»
Proceedings of convention, 1776..
8984. 882S
Proceedings of 1776 convention, 181S.
MIS. 8828, 8827
Taxes ,1818 9080
Ritchie, Worsley ft Davis. Debates
conv. of 1788 7690
Ritchie county. Bill rel. to partition of,
1844 1240i
Rlvanna navigation co. Bill reL to,
1844 1242f
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1862-1866, 1870 2196^
Rlvanna river. Report of committee
rel. to navigation of, 1817 ....8970
Shad and other fish In 16388
River commissioners. Report, 1816..
_ 8911, 9169, 9170
Rivers. Report of commissioners on.
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Rives, Alexander. Communication of
governor rel. to, 1878 16661
Election of, 1836 10812
Judge 16684, 16668, 16660
Nomination of, 1866 18491
Report, 1866 16443
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Rives. A. L. 19248
Rives, Francis B. Address on P. and R.
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Letter rel. to Portsmouth and Roan-
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Rives, a. C. 1903 19248
Rives, Timothy. Speech on federal re-
lations. 1861 14866
Rives, William C. Correspondence rel.
to donation, 1861 14931
Letter rel. to removal of deposits
from Bank of the U. S., 1838.. 10669
Report as peace conference commis-
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Resignation from senate. 1833.. 10640
Road material. Report on. 1909.. -19941
Roads. A ct rel. to. 1836 11018
Aggregate levies, 1876 16464
Amenoment of acts rel. to. 1877.. P007
Amendments to bill concerning, 1834.
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Bill concernine:, 1811 8&03
Bill rel. to, 1812 8S86
Bill rel. to, 1819 9179
Bil rel. to, 1827 9864
Bill rel. to, 1830... 10230, 10236, 10237
Bill rel. to. 1831 10364
Bil rel. to, 1833 ...lOSSl
Bin rel. to, 1834 10767
Bill rel. to, 1842 12039
. Bill rel. to opening and repair of,
1842 12021
Bill to amend acts rel. to, 1811... 8504
Bill to amend laws of, 1816 8929
Bills reported from committee of,
1849 18273
Bulletin no. 34, by D. O. Nourse, 1893.
18188
By W. B. Dodse. 1893 18144
By W. M. King, 1893 18144
Care of earth roads, 1904 19282
Comraonsense about, by W. M. Thorn-
ton 20626
Counties with special laws, 1913..
20669
From Huntersvllle to Parkersbure,
1833 10631
From Kanawha road to Point Pleas-
ant, 1830 10229
From Mount Sterllnar. Ky. to Va.
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From Va. to Ky., 1822 9370
Governor's communication rel. to,
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Governor's message, i893 18063
Hughes' speech on, 1867 16642
Improvement of. By W. M. Thorn-
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In Lunenburg co., 1908 19766
In Russell co., 1908 19791
Laws, 1888 17767
Laws rel. to, 1904-1916 21467
Laws, 1906-1915 21276
Laws, 1907 19687
Laws, 1908 19811
Laws providing aid for Improvement
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List of counties having special road
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List of counties with special laws,
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Message of governor rel. to roads in
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Petitioned for. by Richmond, 1852.
13627
Potomac to Cheat 7424
Proposed, from Bluestone river to
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Public. Bill rel. to. 1841 11856
Public. By R. F. Morriss, 1891.. 17981
Report on, 1893 18144
Report of commissioner to open, in
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Report of committee on, 1814
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Report of committee, 1816 ....'. .8886
Report of committee on, 1817.... 8964
Report of committee. 1819
9169, 9172
Report of committee. 1826 9710
Report of committee. 1830
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Report of committee, 1831... ...10844
Report of committee, 1831-2. .. .1069S
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Report of committee. 1857 1429S
Report of house committee on,' 1893.
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SpeciBcations for. 1908 19811
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Wheeling to Clarksburg. 1833..1062S
Work of convicts on. 1891 ....1791t
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Roan's company 7824
Roane, Christopher S. Election oti 1881.
9298
Roane, James 10608, 10611
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7889, 7958. 8035, 8128. 8130. 8197.
8292, 8295a, 8353, 8410a, 8476, 8477,
8604, 8725, 8987, 9338. 9239, 9864
Letter rel. to literary fund and board
of public works. 1820 92M
Letter rel. to revision of laws, 1«17.
8944. 8979
Opinion in case of Watklns' t. itajrlor
& Mewburn. 1811 8477a
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. State farmers' institute. 1905... 19889
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Roanoke company. Address rel. to,
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Roanoke county. Election of John A.
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Report. 1820 9229
Report, 1822 9408
Report. 1823 9499
Report. 1824 9570
Report, 1826 9646
Report. 1826 9748
Report, 1827 9S30
Report. 1877 ...■.._ 16659
Keports, 1817-1876. except 1821, 1857.
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Robertson, Frank S. The sons of Lib-
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Attorney general, 1826 9798
Attorney general, 1827.... 9880. 9884
Attorney general, 1829 10065
Attorney general, 1830 10267
Attorney general, 1831 10396
Attorney general, 1832 10S86
Attorney general, 1834 10904
Commissioner to seceded states, 1861,
14724
Correspondence with seceding states,
1861 14728
Judge 12140, 12310, 12488, 12700,
12923, 13045, 13202. 13341, 13471
Protest rel. to voting in military
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Report as commissioner to seceding
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Report rel. to defence of Richmond.
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Report rel. to defences of Richmond
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16178
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Judge 14661
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Memorial and resolution rel. to, 1899.
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Robertson. Wyndham. Amendment to
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Robertson, Wyndham. — Cont.
Letter rel. to resolutions of Vermont,
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Message. 1836 10921. 10938. 11021
Message rel. to smallpox, 1836.. 11022
Protest rel. to refusal of the gov-
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Peter Johnson, 1840 11666
Report on message rel. to deposits,
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Report rel. to defences of Richmond
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Report rel. to public lands, 1839..
11434
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Va. commerce, 1860 14698
Robertson's resolutions. Report of
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Robinson, A. jr. Letter rel. to Bank of
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Robinson, Conway. Argument In case
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14229
Law forms adapted to practice in Vir-
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Practice, v. 2, 1855 14212
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Practice, v. 8, 1868 14431
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Reports of cases, v. 2. 1844 ....12310
Reports of cases, v. 2, 2d ed.. 1875 . .
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Revised ed. of Robinson's collection
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Lexington education convention, 1841.
11778
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Memorial rel. to navigation of North
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Remonstrance rel. to military school,
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Rock-flsh. In James river above tide.
16679
Rockflsh and Howardsville turnpike co.
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Rock-Flah Gap. Meeting of university
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Road from Staunton to ScottsviUe by
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Rockingham county. Address of
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BUI rel. to election in, 1842. .. .12133
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Communication rel. to payment of
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Communication reL to atat* debt,
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Communication rel. to atocka and
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Exchange of registered bonds, 1877.
16546
Illegal refunding of state bonds,
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Interest to be funded, 1877 16667
List of clerks in oflloe. 1876.. ..16S4T
Report. 1872 16046
Report. 1873 1*191
Report. 1874 I<2t4
Report. 1875 16873
Report. 1876 1*466
Report. 1877 1*674
Report. 1878 1*696
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Schedule of routes and distance^
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Pollard's code biennial, 1906 19511
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Rosslyn connecting railroad co. Re-
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1868 15668-15673
Round-headed apple tree borer. By
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Rouss laboratory 18648
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Routes and distances. Schedule, 1882.
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Schedule, 1911 20888
Routh, Jas. B. Poe and the Hall of
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Rowland's Hason 746S
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Colonial money, tobacco warehouses,
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Constitutionality of the funding bill.
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Digest of Qrattan's reports, vols. 1
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Enforceability of state contracts,
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Library of 13662
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Statement rel. to Jurisdiction of
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Oypseous earth in tide water Va..
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Inspection laws. 1853 13969
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Petition reL to marled or limed lands
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Report on obstacles to improvement
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Charges against Judge Charles P.
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Communication rel. to black scrip,
„1«84 17276
Communication rel. to coupon ctuaes
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Communication reL to effect of
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„1«89 17784
Communication rel. to Interest on
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Communication rel. to state bonds of
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Correspondence, 1884 17806
Information rel. to amount of taxes,
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Memorial rel. to Judge Latham, 1886.
17385
Miller fund, 1887 17641, 17676
Miller fund, 1889 17883
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Report. 1884 17809
Report. 1885 17464
Report. 1886 17607
Report, 1887 17692
Report. 1888 17784
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Communication rel. to unpaid teach-
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Compensation of county school supt.,
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Cost of public school system, 1876.
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Discussion with Dr. Dabney, 1876..
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Diversion of school funds, 1879.16825
Editor, 1872 16077
Editor. 1873 1P090
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Editor, 1876 16394
Editor, 1876 16488
Editor, 1877 16595
Editor, 1878/79 16720
Editor. 1880 16858
Editor, 1881 16962
Editor, 1882 17047
The sradlns of country schools. 16489
History of V. P. I., 1873 1608B
Information rel. to financial condition
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Letter to district school trustees,
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Public education. 1870 15871
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Report, 1870 16725, 15741,
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Report, 1871 15959
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■Report. 1874 16298
Report. 1875 16387
Report, 1876 16479
Report, 1877 16586
Report, 1878 16708
Report, 1879 16814
Report. 1880 16852
Report, 1881 , 16945
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Report as to chargres against. 1878.
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Report of committee on charges
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School population of cities and coun-
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James C. Southall. 1898 18641
Statement rel. to additional require-
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Terms of superintendents. 1879.16783
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1910 20260
1911 20398
1912 20628
1914 21«M
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Lands vested In literary fund. 18SS.
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St. John's run. Bill for road to, 1846.
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Contract with Mason & Harmon, 1862.
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Proposed contract for, 1863 15076.
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Proposition of Stuart, Buchanan &
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Report rel. to letter from governor
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Report rel. to purchase of, 1861.14991
Report rel. to release of, 1861..149S9
Report rel. to supply of, 1861....
14881, 14890
Report rel. to works, 1863 16161
Resolutions, Dec. 9, 1776 7029
Resolutions rel. to inspection of.
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Substitute resolution, 1863 15068
Supply for GeorKia, 1863 15153
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Home-made oils for use against. By
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Inspection and remedial treatment.
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Communication to convention of
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Bligibllity of delegates to state con-
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Laws rel. to. 1837 11099
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Proceedings. 1824 96(7
Proceedings, 1825 9*4*
Proceedings, 1826 9744
Proceedings, 1827 9887
Proceedings, 1828 9921
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Proceedings. 1831 10814
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Proceedings, 1835 10822
Proceedings. 1836 10941
Proceedings, 1837 11271
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Proceedings, 1854 14112
Proceedings, 1865 14113
Proceedings, 1857 14326
Proceedings, 1859 ^*m
Proceedings, 1859, 1860 14927
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Scliool commissioners of Hanover. Me-
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1836 10961
School districts. Act to provide for
division of, 1878 16718
School fund. Letter from supt. of pub-
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School hygiene number, 1909 20013
School law of Va., 1883 17238
1892 18032
1908 ■ 19846
School leagues for girls 20361
School of Athens (painting) 18405
School registers 16492
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1883 17218
Schoolhouse plans. 1874 16298
1875 16387
Schools. Appropriations, 1821 9324
Bill rel. to 11333, 11338
Indigent children in, 1821 9323
Military, 1777 7074
Number of, 1821 9323
Number in state, 1860 13608
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Consult also the entries under the
headings Academies; Colleges; Ed-
ucation;; School commissioners.
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9766
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15129
Salt contract. 1863 15077
Scott. E. P. Address of, 1847 12966
Election of. 1839 11346
. Petition claiming seat in senate,
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Speaker, 1843 12290
Speaker, 1844 12461
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Speaker, 1846 12898
, Speaker, 1847 129K9
Speaker. 1848 13080
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Charges of M. P. Brooke against.
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Communication from, 1848 13137
Documents rel. to charges against,
1838 11183
Election of, 1839 1139S
investigation of charges against,
1843 12188
Judge 10397, 1052C,
10683, 10904, 11047, 11049, 11096,
11531, 11707, 12140. 12310, 12488,
12700, 12923, 13046, 13202, 13341
Proposed amendment to resolution of
legislative committee. 1829
10109, lOllS
Report on charges against, 1838....
11112, 11191
Ward's replication to, 1838 11181
Scott, R. Carter. Attorney general..
18561
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Amendment to report on representa-
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Resolutions rel. to constitution of
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Resolutions to amend TT. S. constitu-
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Speech rel. to fugitive slaves, 1841.
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Substitute rel. to Wilmot proviso by,
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Scott, Robert G. Address on conven-
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Amendment to report on legislative
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Education bill. 1817 8989
Letter rel. to revision of criminal
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Memorial of convention of colleges,
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Report on revision of criminal code,
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Resolutions of enquiry & appoint-
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Report, 1890 17874
Report, 1891 1797T
Report, 1812 1««1S
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Report, 1894 18199
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I^nds vested in literary fund, 1832.
10533
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The old-time school in 21012
Report on case of Miles Craft and W.
H. Holdway, 1889 17771
Report rel. to partition of, 1897.18496
ScottsviUe. Agency of Bank of Vir-
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Bill to establish bank at, 1841.. 11875
Proposed road from Staunton, 1822.
9377
Veto message rel. to liquor dispen-
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ScottsviUe and Staunton turnpike road.
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Lietter rel. to call for slaves, 1863.
15192
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Assessment, 1907 19702
Contract with R. F. & P. railroad CO.,
1901 18838
Reports, 1900-1915 21974
Seaboard and Roanoke railroad. Bill
rel. to lease and sale of, 1846. .12843
Bill rel. to incorporation of, 1845..
12624
Communication from auditor rel. to,
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Reports, 1849, 1850, 1852, 1853, 1859.
1861. 1872, 1873, 1877-1900 21975
Seaboard traction co. Reports, 1904-
1906 21976
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1906 19665
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Communication of governor rel. to,
1888 17132
Communication from governor rel. to,
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Of Texas, 1861 14730
Ordinance of La.. 1861 14726
Report of committee on South Caro-
Secession. — Cont.
Una resolutions rel. to, 1859....
14496, 14498
Resolution rel. to, 1661 14696
Resolutions of South Carolina rel. to,
1859 14478
Speech by J. F. Segar on, 1861.. 14752
Speech of Jos. Segar rel. to, 1861 . .
14857
Texas resolutions, 1861 14727
Secession ordinance, Va 14844
Proclamation of governor rel. to,
1861 15001
becond coming of the English to Vir-
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Communication rel. to bank directors,
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Communication rel. to census returns,
1870 15844
Communication rel. to clerical labor
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Communication rel. to expenses of
office. 1891 17956
Communication 'rel. to Insurance on
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Communication rel. to notaries and
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Communication giving no. of inhabi-
tants of Tazewell, Giles & Bland,
1906 19479
Communication rel. to state board of
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Court reports on hand, 1881. . ..16922
Election laws, 1883 17239
Election laws, 1887 17718
Election laws, 1889 17855
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Election laws, 1892 18033
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11116
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LIflt of corporations. 1855 14068
List of' corporations, 1867 14270
List of corporations, 1869 14466
List of corporations, 1870 15828
List of corporations, 1872.15916, 16010
List of corporations, 1874.16144, 16260
List of corporations, 1875 16328'
List of corporations, l876 16426
List of corporations, 1877 16524
List of corporations, 1879 16759
List of corporations, 1899 18689
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List of members of house of del.,
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List of members of house of del.,
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List of members of house of del.,
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1889 .. * •..■■•. 17819
Primary election laws, 191S .... 21209
Registration law, 1881 16964
Report, 1842 12119
Report, 1853 13982
Report, 1856 14097, 14190
Report, i860 14605, 14562
Report, 1860, 1861.
Report, 1861 14984
Report, 1863 16137, 16162
Report, 1865 16489
Report, 1872 16036
Report, 1874 16177, 16272
Report, 1876 16870
Report, 1882 17022
Report, 1883 17208
Report, 1885 17428
Report. 1887 17682
Report, 1889 17880
Report, 1891 17969
Report, 1898 18186
Report. 1895 18310
Report 1897 18581
Report, 1899 18700
Report, 1908 19241
Report, 1904 19346
Report. 1906 19423
Report, 1906 19566
Report, 1907 19694
Report, 1908 ^ . 19894
Report, 1909 20027
Report, 1910 20246
Report, 1911 20889
Report, 1912 - 20624
Report, 1914 21020
Report, 1916 21278
Statement rel. to Insurance on li-
brary. 1887 17654
Wallerstein's Va. election laws, 1916.
21413
S«eretary of foreign affairs 7366
Secretary of state of U. S. Governor's
correspondence with, 1813 8614
Secretary of war of U. S. Correspond-
ence rel. to U. 8. Jurisdiction at Old
Point Comfort and Rip Raps, 1820.
9210
Correspondence rel. to Virginia's acct.
with U. S., 1813 8697
Correspondence with governor rel. to
Fort Hood 8653
Correspondence with Kovernor rel. to
Virginia's claim against U. S., 1813.
8629
Oovernor's correspondence with, 1813.
8614
Letter, May », 1809 8879
Letter, Sept. 1, 1812 8613
Letter rel. to British atrocities, 1813.
8634
Letter rel. to defence of Norfolk,
Feb. 11, 1813 8642
Letter to governor, Apr. 16, 1812..
8612
Letter to governor, Apr. 30, 1812.8512
Letter to governor, July 18, 1812.8512
Letter to governor. Mar. 22, 1818.8699
Letter to governor, Dec. 8, 1813. .8639
Lietter to governor rel. to appoint-
ment of militia officers, Jan. 18,
1809 8377
Letters of governor to, Dec. 22, 1812;
Jan. 18, 1813 8538
Request for arms, 1814 8700
Sectionalism and nationality. By & A.
Alderman, 1907 1970T
Securities of trustees. BUI for rallef oU
1844 U44t
Securities, state. Report on. 1888.17621
Report of committee on. 1887... 176M
Security companies. Laws rel. to, 1910.
tezit
Seddon, Jas. A. Henry Thompson Kent,
1911 20SH
Seddon, James A. Letter on Confede-
rate relations rel. to Va. state lla%
1863 1604?
Report as peace conference commis-
sioner, 1861 147*2
Seditious writings. Bill rel. to, 1829.
10058
Seduction by a married man. By Chas.
Curry, 1900 18742
Seed corn, selecting. By Lyman Car-
rier, 1908 19924
Seeds. Oovernor's message reL to pur-
ity of, lj914 20853
How to purchase and label .... 20889
Impurities in grass and clover seed
sold in Va. By Gertrude B. De
Loach SM6«
Laws, 1912 30626
Laws, 1916 2U«9
Message of governor reL to, 1914..
20838
Tag requirements of 20689
Seely, John M. Petition rel. to caoltol.
governor's house, etc., of, 1S48..
13188
Segar. Joseph. Instruction of senators.
1837 11056
Letter of D H. London to, 1859.14666
Remarks on bill to construct Ixniiaa
railroad, 1849 13S&*
Resolutions appropriating public
lands to railroads, 1860 13414
Speech in convention. Mar. SO. 1861.
14867
Speech rel. to Internal Improvements.
1838 11247
Speech rel. to loan to South Side rail-
road CO., 1862 1W79
Speech rel. to seizure of arms at
Bellona arsenal and secession of
Virginia, 1861 147S2
Speech reL to Wilmot proviso, 1848.
18MC
Speech on election of state oAeera,
1849 18*61
Segars. See Cigars.
Segregation ordinances. By T. B. Ben-
son, 1916 21440
By Jas. F. Minor, 1918 20684
Seines. Bill to regulate hauling of.
1844 12460
Selden, Elisabeth vs. John Coalter.881S
Selden, John. Conway Robinson. 18399
Selden, Jos. Reception of, by house of
del., 1847 12*47
Welcomed at bar of senate, 1S4T..
12*66
Selden, William. Register of land of-
fice. 1826 *71t
Report on military land bounty and
warrants. 1830 10308
Selden & others vs. Overseers of the
poor of Loudoun. Opinion of Chan-
cellor Tucker, 1837 11102
Selden & others. Vs. Va. state board
of canvassers, 1904 1*346
Selden, Withers & co. Chesapeake and
Ohio canal CO., 1867 14*01
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S«14«i, Withers * co. — Cont.
Contract with public worka board,
1S6> 13697
I>«bt due atatc. 1S74 161SS
Proceedings rel. to eontracta with,
MS6 1415S
Report on debt of, 18B7 14277
Beport rel. to debt of, 1874 . . . .1«1<7
SUtement of debt. 18S7
14St8, 14422a
Self defense. By M. P. Burlca, 1901 . .
18804
S«niines, Thomas. Address, 1911.20307
Semple, James. Election of, 1880.10173
Judra 7864. 8771, 8816, 9881,
98lt, 10066, 10847, 10S26, 10683
tietter rel. to courts, 1814 8690
Letter rel. to removal of William
and Mary college, 1824 9568
Resignation, 1816 8868
8*nate. Bills, 1886/86 17491
Bills, 1887-88 17720
Bills, 1897 18669
BUls, 1899-1900 18787
Bills, 1901 18862, 18923
Bills, 1902 19167
Bills, 1803 19281
Bills, 1904 19324
Bills, 1906 19639-19641
Bills, 1908 19860, 19851, 19862
Bills, 1910 2020i-20205
Bills, 1912 20676-20577
Bills, 1914 20964-20966
Bnia, 1916 21224
Bills, 1916 21427-21429
Check list of Journals... .Appendix Z
Communication rel. to election certi-
ficates and oaths of, 1869 ....16701
Contingent expenses, 1902 19109
Contingent expenses, 1904 19271
Contingent expenses, 1908 19486
Contingent expenses, 1908 19798
Contingent expenses, 1910 .... 21034
Contingent expenses, 1912 20480
ContiBgent expenses, 1914 20869
Contingent expenses, 1916 .... 21101
Contingent expenses, 1916 .... 21360
Journal. For a check list of all the
Journals of the senate, see Appen-
Ust of members, Oct., 1779 .... 7196
Ldst of members, 1818 9046
List of members, 1819 9128
List of members, 1820 9231
List of members. 1821 9348a
List of members, 1822 9436
List of members, 1824 9611
List of members, 1826 9696
List of members, 1826 9792
List of members, 1827 9878
List of members, 1828 9971
List of members. 1829 10068
List of members, 1830 10262
List of members, 1831 10381
List of members, 1832 10510
List of members, 1833 10672
List of members, 1834 10774
List of members, 1835 10896
List of members, 1888 11036
List of members, 1838 11 227
List of members, 1839 11361, 11517
List of members, 1840 , 11697
List of members, 1841 ..t 11912
List of members, 1842 12115
List of members, 1843 12301
List of members, 1844 12474
List of members, 1846 12687
List of members, 1846 12914
Senate. — Cont.
List of members, 1847 12978
List of members, 1848 13096
List of members, 1849 18262
List of members, 1850 13376
List of members, 1852.. . .18603, 13786
List of members, 1858 13899
List of members, 1856 14071
Uat of members, 1867. ...14265. 14267
List of members, 1859 14464
List of members, 1861. ...14706. 14874
List of members, 1862 16088
List of members, 1863 16188
List of members, 1863/(4 16191
List of members, 1865 16430
List of members, 1866 15497
List of members, 1869/70 16719
List of members, 1870.... 15739, 16841
List of members, 1871.. . .15920, 16927
List of members, 1872 16082
List of members, 1874 16150,
16168, 16267
List of members, 1876 16S34, 16344
List of members, 1876 16436
List of members, 1877 16626
List of members, 1877/78 16689
List of members, 1878 16648
List of members, 1879.... 16761, 16778
List of members, 1881 16900
List of members, 1882.... 17021, 17069
List of members, 1888. ,.17186. 17172a
List of members, 1884 17298
List of members, 1885 17889
Ldst of members, 1887. ...17686. 17661
List of members, 1889 17807
List of members, 1891 17946
List of members, 1898.... 18094, 18116
L4st of members, 1896.... 18296. 18319
List of members, 1897 18522,
18633, 18671
List of members, 1899.... 18691, 18708
List of members, 1901 18872,
, . , , ^ 18889, 18924
List of members, 1904 19265,
,, , ^ ^ 19270, 19326
List of members, 1906 19470,
, . ^ , 19484, 1964<
List of members 1908 19778,
, . , . 19792, 19820
List of members, 1910 20106,
» . » . ,. . 20122, 20160
List of members, 1912 20460, 20479.
T. . . w ,... 'OSOg, 2068d
List of members, 1914 20841,
T. » . w ,«., 20868, 2089d
List of members, 1915 21082,
,. ^ . ,. 21100, 2118i
List of members, 1916 21348, 21358
List of presidents pro tempore, 1910.
20128
List of sessions, 1776-1916.........
w , ..„- Appendix A
Manual, 1876 16194
Manual. 1877 16598
Manual, 1879/80 16828
Manual 1881/82 l«967
Manual, 1883 17248
Manual, 1885/86 iTm
Manual, 1887/88 17728
Manual. 1891/2 17996
Manual, 1893/4 wm
Manual, 1897 18570
Manual, 1901 18926
Manual, 1904 19328
Manual, 1908 issSe
Manual, 1908 .....'.' 19868
Manual. 1910 20207
Manual. 1912 I0579
Manual, 1914 fom
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Bulletin Virginia State Library
Senate. — Cont. ., ..a
Manual. 1916 21430
New rules recommended, 1879.. 16770
Order of Dec. 19, 1779 7138
Procedure, money bills.... 7064, 7066,
7072. 7076. 7077
Report as to majority, 1861.... 14983
Report of committee rel. to vacan-
cies In. 1883 17140
Report on classiflcation of, 1830 . . .
10279
Report on revision of rules, 1846..
12910
Report rel. to vacancies In. 1861..
14876. 14877
RlKht to amend tax bills. 1804.. 8137
Rules, 1776 7002
Rules, 1786 7610
Rules, 1806 8174
Rules, 1810 8402
Rules. 1812 8646
Rules, 1814 8716
Rules, 1816 8802
Rules, 1816 8895
Rules. 1817 8978
Rules. 1818 9042
Rules. 1819 9121
Rules. 1820 9224
Rules. 1821 9344
Rules, 1822 9481
Rules, 1823 9608
Rules, 1824 9604
Rules, 1826 9684
Rules. 1826 9781
Rules. 1827 9866
Rules, 1828 9969
Rules 1829 10056
Rules, 1830 10250
Rules, 1882 10500
Rules, 1838 10664
Rules, 1834 10768
Rules, 1836 10887
Rules, 1836 11020
Rules, 1839 11348, 11611
Rules. 1840 11686
Rules. 1841 11900
Rules, 1842 12103
Rules, 1843 12291
Rules. 1846 12678
Rules. 1846 12899
Rules. 1847 12960
Rules, 1848 13081
Rules, 1849 13266
Rules, 1860 13368
Rules, 1862 13586
Rules, 1863 13893
Rules, 1866 14057
Rules. 1857 14253
Rules, 1869 14446
Rules, 1861 14702, 14871
Rules, 1861 14871
Rules, 1862 15018
Rules, 1865 16424
Rules, 1866 16490, 15494
Rules. 1869 16702
Rules, 1870 1683S
Rules, 1871 16921
Rules, 18/2 16015
Rules, lo.4 16116, 16149, 16263
Rules, 1875 16335
Rules. 1876 16428
Rules. 1877 16627
Rules, 1878 16632. 16660
Rules. 1879 16762, 16768
Rules. 1881 16901
Rules, 1888 17137
Rules, 1884 17284
Senate. — Cont.
Rules, 1885 17S74
Rules 1887 17646
Rules, 1891 17935
Rules, 1893 1809S
Rules, 1895 1829C
Rules, 1899 18C9S
Rules, 1901 18873, 18875
Rules, 1904 19266
Rules. 1906 19471
Rules, 1912 20461
Rules, 1914 20842, 20968
Rules, 1916 21086
Rules, 1916 21349
Rules when convened in Joint aa-
sembly, 1869 15688
Supply bills, 1781 7269. 72C0
White's reprints of Journals
Appendix B
Senate chamber. Examination of ceil-
ing and wallsr 1878 lC68t
Senate of U. S. Composition of.. 78S4
Open sessions, 1793 77S9
Senatorial districts. Act reL to ar-
rangrement, 1816 S9SS
Bill rel. to, 1815 S8H
Bill rel. to, 1816 893*
List of, 1866 16407
Report rel. to, 1879 167(1
Senators, (State). Act reL to election
of, 1818 8076
Bill to regulate election. 1802.... S*72
Election of, 1776 7016
Election of, 1818 M74
Klicriblllty of, 1861 I491S
(Governors letter reL to election ot,
1818 9024
Opinion of attorney general reL to
mileage for, 1869 16710
Opinion of U. S. attorney general aa
to legal qualiflcatlons, 1869.. 15682
Rules for election of, 1869 16<8S
Senators of U. S. Conduct of, 1811..
8463
Election of, 1881 16878
Election of, 1893 18068
Election of senators, power of state
legislatures to direct. By Sam'l
Russell, 1910 20281
Governor's message, 1893 .... 18063
Instruction of, 1836 1103S
Instruction to, 1792 7738
Instructions to, 1811 8472. 8490
Investigation of election of, 1893..
18068
Nomination of T. S. Martin, 1806..
19453. 19477
Nomination of, 1918 20428, 20429
Removal from oilce, 1808 8298
Report rel. to election of, 1893.. 18100
Resolutions disapproving conduct of,
1811 8472, 8494
Resolutions reL to Instruction of,
„1836 11033, 11044
Right of legislatures to instruct,
„1811 8466, 8467, 850i
Rules for election of, 1874 .... 16168
Rules for election of, 1879 16746
Rules for election of, 1887 17618
Rules for election of, 1891 1791C
Speech of John Thompson Brown.
„ 1834 107M
vote for, at democratic primarr,
1911 ....r 20889
Sener, James B. By F. P. D., 1904..
19349
SenfTs, Mrs. Charles H. 1914.... 21021
Separation of church and state Ip '^^
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Separators, hand, efficiency of. By
. W. K. Brainerd and W. U Mallory,
1910 20280
Sequestration of property. 1863.. 15061
Sergeants. Compensation, 1877.. 16566
Salaries, 1916 21331
Statement of receipts, 1914 20863
Serum precipitation test for identifica-
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Servant. Samuel B. Resolutions rel. to
U. S. bank, etc., 1838 11132
Session laws. Request for copies from
sec. of state, 1819 9104
Sessums, Bisliop. Address, 1905.. 19431
Settle, T. S. Address, 1912 20628
Settlement rigtits. 1787 7549
Sevier, Jotin. Correspondence rel. to
Va, & Tenn. boundary, 1801 8024
Sewage disposaL Maryland laws, 1916.
21130
Plants for private homes 20382
Seward, W. H. Correspondence with
executive of Va., 1839 11380
Refusal to surrender fugitives from
Justice, 1840 11665
Sewerage, private. 1909 20015
Sewing machine companies. Taxation
on, 1884 17444
Taxes, 1907 19606
Taxes paid by, 1896 18348
Shackleford, W. C. Address. 1911.20398
Shad. By C. M. Blackford, 1915.. 21130
In Rivaqna river 16386
Shad-hatching 16701
Shakespeareana. Finding list, 1908.
19870
Shanahan, Dennis. Letter rel. to
James river & Kanawha canal,
1876 16410, 16411
Shanks, Thomas. Letter, 1845.... 12716
Shannon, William 7689
Sharp, L,t. col. William. Letter rel. to
British fleet. 1812 8641
8baw. C. P. Municipal government,
1914 21027
Shaw, Charles B. Estimate for rail-
ways in vicinities of Greenbrier
river. Scary creek, Point Pleasant,
and Big Sandy, 1862 13616
Eixamlnation of sounds of Eastern
shore, 1834 10750
Report, 1833 10791, 10793
Report, 1835 10796, 10916
Report, 1836 10972, 10978,
10984, 10987
Report. 1860 13413
Report reL to Covington and Ohio
railroad, 1852 13711
Shearman, A. Memories of Friends on
militia laws, 1813 8618
Sheep. Circular to breeders in Va., and
their replies, 1881 16974
Dorset horn 18144
Early lambs, 1899 18726
In Va., 1891 17981
Locoweed disease 21038
McCue's speech rel. to, 1863.... 15178
Number in Va., 1852 13836
Sheep and sheep raising. By R. M.
Bell, 1893 18144
Sheep breeding. By T. B. Nelson,
^gg3 18144
Sheep husbandry. By W. Mann, 1891.
17981
Sheep husbandry. By R. M. Newman,
1891 •••*.*..•.....•.•••,•.• 17981
Sheep husbandry. By"j!"A.* Reld,
1891 17981
Sheep. — Cont.
Sheep husbandry in Va. By T. W.
Jordan, 1904 19307
Sheep husbandry in Va. By O. W.
Koiner, 1899 18726
Sheep husbandry for Va. By Thomas
Pollard, 1881 16956, 16974
Sheep. Profitable in general farm-
ing, 1899 18726
Sheep scab. By John Spencer, 1901.
18941
Some parasitical diseases of sheep.
18470
Southwest Virginia for, 1899... 18726
Teeth affected by age 18825 .
Sheep sorrel and how to eradicate It.
By S. H. Dewey, 1899 18726
Sheffey, Hugh W. Bill rel. to primary
schools, 1846 18807
Petition rel. to Manassas gap rail-
road, 1«63 13900
Resolution of, 1848 13142
Speaker, 1863 15074, 16107, 15180
Sheild, Philip B. Speedy litigation,
1888 17754
Sheild, Robert. Election of, 1830..
10178
Shell, John B 10727
Shell, Judge R. C. Proceedings rel. to
removal of, 1883 17097
Resolutions rel. to, 1883 1715*
Shelley's case 16730
Operation of rule In 17247
Shelton, David. ClarkesviUe and Gas-
ton railroad, 1849 13326
Shelton, John. Application (or par-
don, 1825 962S
Shelton, Thos. W. Compensation to
rescuers. 1906 19328
Last clear chance, 1906 19328
Relation of owner to subcontractor,
1910 20004
Shelton, William 8333
Shenandoah county. Address of Chap-
man Johnson to, 1810 8427
Delinquent lands in, 1831 10403
Election of O. J. Orandstaff, 1883 ..
17081
Forfeited lands redeemed, 1831 . .
10402
Memorial rel. to geological survey,
1834 10744
Reports, 1818, 1819. Sea also New
Shenandoah co. - 219777
Resignation of John Gatewood, 1861
14963
Shenandoah iron and coal oo. Report,
1910 2197<
Shenandoah lime co. Case vs. W. H.
Mann et als., 1913 20767
Shenandoah river. Freshet In, 1870
16782
Report on improvement of, 1885..
10841
Report rel. to railroad pass near,
1847 12974
Survey of, 1831 10328
Shenandoah Valley. Drainage changes
2103C
Shenandoah Valley in history and lit-
erature. By John W. Wayland.
1916 21228
Shenandoah Valley railroad co. Re-
ports, 1883-1891 21971
, Tax on. 1883 17146
Shepard. Edward M. By E. A. Alder-
man, 1912 20626
Shepard (Frank) company. Shepard's
Virginia citations, 1912 20676
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BvUetm VirgiMa. State Librmry
Shepard, Samuel. Auditor, 1804.. fll7
General state of revenue, 1804. .S1S5
Ll8t of pensioners, 1796 7876
List of pensioners, 1797 7896
Ust of pensioners, 1798 7919
Last of pensionws, 1799 7965
List of pensioner- 1800 8002
Ust of pensioners, 1801 80S2
List of pensioners, 1802 8079
List of pensioners, 1804 8140
State of revenue tax, 1804 81S6
Statement of expenses, choosing
electors 7982
Shepherd, H. E. Speech. 1912 20627
Shepherd, SamueL Acts rel. to mlUtla,
1834 10789
Annual reports, 1847 12978
Annual reports, 1848 13112
Collection of acu rel. to James river
& Kanawha co., 1836 19912
Geoloerical survey. 1840 11536
House jourikal, 1836 10801
House Journal. 1840 11548
House Journal, 1841 U7S0
House Journal, 1842 11943
House Journal, 1843 12162
House Journal, 1844 12318
House Journal, 1845 12604
House journal. 1846 12727
House Journal, 1847 12940
House Journal. 1848 13061
Leigh's reports, v. 6, 1836 10682
t«tter from aviorney general rela-
tive to sheriffs, 1809 8386
List of soldiers, etc., who have not
received bounty lands, 1835....
10764. 10756
Report and resolutions on revolu-
tionary claims, 1836 10797
Report of board of public works.
1834 10782
Report of board of public works,
1836 10796
Reports, acts, etc., rel. to public
works, 1836 10790
Report of board of public works,
1839 11289. 11721. 11722
Report of board of public works.
1840 11721. 11724
Report of board of public works,
1841 12166, 12166
Report of board of public works.
1842 12165, 12158
Report of board of public works,
1843 12497. 12498
Report of board of public works.
1844 12497. 12499
Report of board of public works.
1846 12932, 12933
Report of board of public works.
1846 12932, 12936
Report of board of public works.
1847 13208
Report of board of public works.
1848 13122, 13210
Report of comm.ttee on the New
York controversy, 1841 11713
Report of Lynchburs and Tennessee
railroad co., 1848 13141
Report of revisers of civil code.
J g47 ^ ,.,...., ,12937
Report of revi'sors' of ' code! * i848 . .
13056
Report of revlsors of code, 1849..
13216
Robinson's Practice in the courts of
law and equity, 1835 10913
Rogrers' Report on geolotrlcal sur-
vey, 1841 11716
Shepherd. Samuel. — Cont.
Session laws, 1836 1*781
Session laws. 18S9 1U6»
Session laws. 1840 11C27
Session laws, 1841 11704
Session laws, 1842 11982, 12187
Session laws, 1844 18M6
Session laws, 1846 12486
Session 4a ws, 1846 18696
Session laws, 1847 12917
Session laws, 1848 12041
Sketches of laws, 1847 12921
Sketches of laws, 1848 13044
Sketches of laws, 1849 13199
Statutes at large, v. 1, 1793-1796..
10902
Statutes at large v. 2, 1796-1802..
10808
Statutes at large, v. 3, 1802-1806..
11046
Shepherd, Samuel & co. Acts reL to
clerks of courts, 1830 10278
Acu rel. to courts. 1830 10272
Amended constltuUon. 1880 ...lOlM
Auditors Instructions to commission-
ers of revenue, 1828 9996
Auditor's report rel. to the poor...
^ 1880 10288
Call's reports, v. 4 7167
Call's reports, v. 6, 1883 8127
Catalogue of state library. 1828..
9988
Catalogue of state library,. l*8t..
^ 10407
Circular of literary fund to school
commissioner. 1829 10071
Circular reL to free negroes, 1833
10788
Hall's Index to Randolph's * Leigh's
reports, v. 2. 1835 lOMC
House Journal, 1776 C990
Laws rel. to overseers of tb« poor.
, 1832 {oM7
Leigh's reports, v. 1, 1830 10061
Leigh's reports, v. 2, 1881 10266
Leigh's reports, v. 4. 1884 10526
Poor laws of Va.. 1881 10409
Proceedings and debates, convenUon.
1830 10164
Randolph's reports, t. 6, 1889 ..9882
Report of board of public works.
1828 9984. 9989
Report, board of public worka. 1829
9984. 9992
Report of board of public works.
1830 10074
Report of board of public works,
1831 10288
Report of board of public workis,
1832 10410
Report of board of public works.
„ 1888 10791
Report of bo<trd of public works.
1884 10798
Report of committee on resoIatloBS
of Oa. and S. C, 1829 9980
Revenue laws, 1834 10698
Revision of laws, 1833 10680
Robinson's Practice In courts of law
and equity, v. 1, 1832 10686
Speeches of Chas. Cocke on bill to
incorporate the Potomac and Staun-
ton railroad co., 1831 10289a
Va. resolutions of '98, 1832 7939
Shepherd, W. Letter rel. to agrieol-
ture, 1842 11972
Shepherd, William. Blectlon of, 1825
9621
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Shepherd & Colin. Abstract of laws
rel. to school commissioners, 3rd
ed.. 18S7 11099
Abstract of laws rel. to school com-
missioners, 1842 12143
Amended regrulations. etc., for the
James river and Kanawha canal,
1846 12494
By-laws of the bank of Virginia,
1840 11710
Catalogrue of the Ilbrarr, 18S9..11S39
Circular of supt. of literary fund,
1847 13051
Grattan's reports, v. 1, 1846 ...12489
Orattan's reports, v. 2, 184S ...12700
Grattan's reports, y. 3, 1846 ..12923
Grattan's reports, y. 4, 1848 ...13046
Johnson's revision of criminal code,
1846 : 12922
Liectures on constitutional law by
Tucker, 1843 12316
Lieigh's reports, v. 6, 1837 10904
Leigh's reports, v. 7, 1838 11047
Leigh's reports, v. 8, 1839 11049
L«iKh's reports, v. 9, 1840 11096
Leltrb's reporU, y. 10, 1841 ....11531
Leigh's reports, v. 11, 1842 ....11707
Leigh's reports, y. 12, 1844 ...11928
Memorial of convention of colleges,
1843 12312
Regulations for James river & Ka-
nawha canal, 1845 12723
Regulations of Virginia military in-
stitute, 1841 11940
Report of board of public works,
1886 10916
Report of board of public works,
1887 11061
Report of board of public works,
1888 11246
Report of board of public works,
1889 11860
Report of James river ft Kanawha
CO., 183C 10910
Report of James river and Kanawha
CO., 1887 11067
Report of James river tmd Kanawha
CO., 1838 11244
Report of James river * Kanawha
CO., 1839 11869
Report of James river and Kanawha
CO., 1839 11536
Report of James river & Kanawha
CO., 1841 11716
Report of James river and Kanawha
CO., 1842 11936
Report James river and Kanawha
CO., 1842 12147
Report of James river and Kanawha
CO., 1844 12814
Report of James river and Kanawha
company, 1846 12493
Report of James river and Kanawha
CO., 1846 12704
Report ef James river and Kanawha
CO., 1846 12929
Report of James river and Blanawha
CO., 1848 18052
Report of James river and Kanawha
CO., 1849 13206
Report on a survey for a ship canal,
1836 11068
Report of western state hospital,
1842 11942
R«>ort of western state hospital,
1847 ••..••.....*•..,...,... 12989
Report *of "western* s'tate" hospital,
1848 1806d
Shepherd & Colin. — Cont.
Reports of cases decided by general
court, 1846 12702
Robinson's reports, v. 1, 1843 ..12139
Robinson's reports, v. 2, l844 ..12310
Robinson's law forms, v. 1, l841..
11937
Robinson's practice in courts in Vir-
ginia, 1839 11638
Segar's remarks on bill rel. to L«uisa
railroad, 1849 13350
Segar's speech ret to Wilmot pro-
viso, 1849 15236
Speech of Thos. H. Bayley reL to
citizens of New York carrying
slaves from Va., 1841 11711
Speech of R. E. Scott on slavery,
1849 13229
Speech of Segar, 1836 11066
Speech rel. to bankrupt law, 1842..
11981
Stuarts' speech rel. to Internal im-
provement. 1838 11248
Tate's digest of Virginia laws, 1841
11929
Tucker's commen-aries on Virginia
laws. 1846 12980, 12931
Shepherd ft Pollard. Adjutant general's
circular to militia officers, October
27, 1820 9267
Argument in case of Robt. Douthat,
„ 1«26 980l
Call's reporU, v. 1, 1834 7889
Call's reporU, ▼. 2, 1824 795S
Call's reports, v. 3, 2nd ed., 1S24..
803$
Crozet's report on canal from Mai-
den's Adventure to Dunlap'a creek,
1826 971»
Draughts of bills, 1817 900S
Extract from miuaa law. and gen-
eral orders, 1828 .9624
General order of adjutant general.
1828 9626
Hay's speech rel. to aanrr, 1817 . .
8989
Henlng'a Virginia Justice, 4th ed.,
- "26 , , $708
Laws and res, rel. to public works.
1819 nti
Military laws, 1880 «S6»
Order of council to militia ofllcers.
Mar. 11, 1818 toti
Randolph's reports, v. 1, 1888 ..9856
Randolph's reports of ▼. 8, 1824 . .
Randolph's reports, ▼. 8, 1826 ..1826
960ft
^%2!;**.?if« '•o*'* 0' PubHc works.
1819, 1820 926T
^?S2I* °' board of public works,
„ 1823 9(12
Reports, acts, of board of public
works, 1824 ; 9537
Report of board of public works,
1826 97X2
^1?25* *' board of public works,
lo^o 9702
^??S5* *' •»<>*'<' o* public works,
1827 ........,,..,...,, 9986
Robinson's collection of forms, 2nd
ed., 1826 9808
Tate's digest of laws, 1823 ..,!!9688
Shepherdstown and Smithfleld turnpike
CO. Report, 1826 liM
Report, 1827 lili
Reports, 1826-1861 !!! '21680
Shepherdstown bridge co. Resolutions
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Sheriffs. Act rel. to commiBsions of,
1844 12484
Applying public money to private
use. 177$ 7152
Appointment of, 1798 791S
BflT rel. to, 1820 9276
Bill rel. to, 1843 12261
BUI rel. to, 184S 12860, 12885
Bill rel. to appointment of, 1842..
12053
BUI rel. to appointment and duties
of, 1844 12431
BUI rel. to commissions, 1830.. 10246
Bill rel. to commissions, 1842 . .12091
Bill rel. to compensation to, 1841..
11862
BUI rel. to compensation, 1841 . .
11873
BUI rel. to fees of, 1845 12243
BUI rel. to profits from office of, 1846
12S80, 12581
BUI to regrulate conduct of, 1810..
8438
Bonds of. 1867 14367
Compensation, 1877 16566
Defaulting, 1876 16459
Letter from attorney general rel. to
securities of, 1809 8386
Letter from Kovernor rel. to, 1807 . .
8249
List of, 1899 18744
List of, 1904 19342
Kayo's erulde, 1866 14231
Mayo's guide, 1860 14682
Precedents for use of, 1892... .18037
Report rel. to appointment of. 1818
9035
Salaries, 1916 21331
Securities of, 1809 8368
Statement of receipts and expenses.
1914 20863
Tax delinquents, 1861 14767
Sherman, C 12938
Sherman. C. & co 11242. 11363
Sherman. John. Resources of Va..
1881 16961
Sherman. W. T. Correspondence rel.
to reconstruction and test oath.
1869 16797
Sherwood & co. Herron's U. S. citizens
and soldiers' shield, 1863 16263
Shewmake, E. F. The private reading
of public school teachers, 1916 . .
21421
Shields, Jas. Reception of, by house
of del.. 1847 12947
Welcomed at bar of senate. 1847..
12966
Shields. W. H. Election of. 1877..
16609
Shields. W. P. Acts rel. to Dismal
Swamp CO.. 1840 11711
Shinn. Wilson K. : Chcu-geis against.
1886 10922
Shlnnston turnpike co. Reports, 1880.-
1860 21681
Ship canal. BUI rel. to construction
by Petersburg. 1846 12869
Memorial of Petersburg rel. to. 1846
12781
Shipp, Scott. Report. 1890 17876
Report. 1891 17979
Report. 1898 18142
Report. 1895 , 18371
Report. 1897 18562
Reports. 1898. 1899 18717
Shippen, Mrs. E. O. Address. 1911..
20307
Shirley. Thomas vs. Elisabeth and Wm.
Long 9883
Shirley. Thomas vs. Joshua Long..
9881
Shortleaf pine in Virginia. By W. W.
Ashe, 1913 20719
Shows. Bill rel. to license for. 1833..
10660
BUI rel. to licences of. 1839 ...11525
Shumate. Judge W. B.- d. Charges
against. 1883 ..17093. 17168. 17253
Sibley. J. L. Letter rel. to library ex-
changes, i.846 12743
Sievers, F. William. Designs for Oet-
tysburg monument, 1910 20130
Sign of Franklin's head. On the in-
ternal Improvement of Va.. 1822..
9442
Silage 18412
For hogs. By D. O. Nourse, 1896..
1S474
For horses. By D. O. Nourse. 1897..
Gluten and cotton seed meal.. 19442
Silage, hay and stover in beef-mak-
ing. By Andrew M. Soule, and
John R. Pain, 1905 19443
Silage versus grain for dairy cows.
„ 19^4 19282
Silk worms. 1880 16857
Silo construction. By Lyman Carrlar.
1909 2««64
By Peyton Rowe. 1912 20551
By Peyton Rowe, 1915 21173
Silos. By D. O. Nourse 18412
By D. O. Nourse. 1896 18476
Silver. Resolutions reL to coinage of.
„., 1852 ri»«7i
Silver, Burdett & co. Catalogue of
educational publications for Va..
„. 1904 19S19
Simmons, Roger E. Wood-usinar indus-
tries of Va., 1912 20571. 20690
Simms, Charles 7670
Simms, William E. Election of, U*8
Simon, Joseph. Lands of Campbell and
Simon 7494
Simons, Joseph 7454
Simpson's creek. BUI to an^nd act
rel. to, 1843 12242
Sims, F. W. Adversary possession,
1898 :........ 18631
Color of title, 1897 18454
Construction of Va. agency act. 1897
18454
Constructive possession of a claim-
ant, etc., 1898 18631
New act rel. to demurrers to evi-
dence, 1906 195SS
The unwritten law, 1907 19677
Singleton, Anthony 7710
Sinking Creek and Craig's Creek turn-
pike co. Reports. 1855-1859. .21682
Sinking fund. l'?84 7667
Bonds held by commissioners of. 1884.
17466
Communication rel. to, 1874 .... 18167
Communication rel. to correspond-
ence with R. W. Hughes, 1884.17305
Default. 1874 16147
Registered bonds of. 1877 16546'
Report, 1838 11444
Report, 1853 13904. 13936, 13958
Report, 1854. 1856 14114
Report. 1857 14271, 14327, 14351
Report, 1858. 1869 14561
Report, 1859 14457, 14625, 14529
Report, 1800,' 1861 14928, 14936
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Sinking fund. — Cont.
Report. 1S<3 16057, 16198,
16218, 15220
Report, 1872 16048
Report, 1873. 16193
Report, 1874 16145, 16284
Report. 1876 16378
Report, 1876 16466
Report, 1877 16674
Report, 1878 16696
Report, 1879 16802
Report, 1880 16840
Report, 1881 16936
Report, 1882 17025
Report, 1883 17212
Report, 1884 17309
Report, 1885 17463
Report. 1886 17607
Report, 1888 17784
Report. 1889 17836
Report. 1890 17872
Report, 1891 17976
Report. 1892 • 18013
Report. 1893 18138
Report. 1894 18197
Report. 1896 18368
Report, 1896 18426
Report, 1897 18646
Report, 1898 18610
Report, 1899 18714
Report. 1900 18776
Report.. 1901 18893
Report. 1902 19119
Report, 1908 19192
Report, 1904 19277
Report, 1906 19494
Report, 1907 19629
Report, 1908 1980S
Report. 1909 19981
Report, 1910 20187
Report. 1911 20289
Report. 1912 20489
'Report, 1918 20650
Report, 1914 20869
Report. 1915 • 21108
Report rel. to defalcation. 1874.16124
State of, 1789 7652, 7663
State of, 1790 7679
State of, 1791 7710
btate of, 1792 7748
Statement rel. to, 1816 8873
Statement of, 1887 17692
Statement of amount paid; 1887.17601
Synopsis, 1866 14109
Synopsis, 1867 14318, 14328
Synopsis, 18(1 14924
Sinking: fund commissioners. Com-
munication rel. to statd bonds, 1876.
16445
Letter of W. R. Meredith, 1886 . .17386
Report On bill rel. to competition
with R. F. and P. railroad, 1908 . .
.... 19891
Report rel. to Richmond, Frederlcka-
■ t>ur^ & Pototnac railroad Co., 1908.
19764
Report rel. to state bulldlne, 1883..
• 17133
Sioussat, St O. L. 7187
Slstersvllle.' Proposed road from, to
Northwestern turnpike, 1845.. 12633
•Slstersvllle and Salem turnpike road.
' Bill for eonstructlon of, 1846... 12814
Reports, 1847-1860 21688
Skelton, William O. Fellow-servants.
18399
Sketches of laws. 1847. ...12921, 13046
1848 18199
1849 18340
Sketches of laws. — Cont.
1860 13470
1852 ,; 1»726, 13862
1863/64 14006
1866/66 14199
1867 14402
1869 14634
1861 (Jan.) 14750
1861 14998
1862 16086, 15089
1863 16096, 16166
1864 16266
Skidmore's Fork and South Fork road.
Report, 1839 21684
Slate river. Report on, 1823 9492
Slate river co. Memorial of citizens of
Buckingham co. rel. to, 1850.. 13411
Report, 1826 9748
Report, 1827 9880
Reports, 1826-1836, 1862, 1858, 1866,
1859 21980
Slaughter, PhlUp. Report on University
site, 1818 9041
Slaughter houses. Regulations, 1909.
19977
Rules, 1911 20889
Slave Insurrections. Gabriel's, 1800.
7986, 7987, 8004
Governor's letter rel. to, Dec. 21, 1808.
8818
Joe's, 1801 8029a. 8030
Letter cm conspiracy, 1801 8068
Order. to mlUtla rel. to, 1811.... 8426
Slave trade. Resolution of New York
rel. to, 1859 14622
Resolutions rel. to, 1848 13164
Resolutions of Wisconsin reL to, 1848.
13075
Slaveboldlng states. Convention, 1888.
11116
Slave-marrlagres, 1877 16606
Slavery. Communication from Henry
A. Wise rel. to, 1886 10878
Connecticut resolution, 1867.... 14312
Dew's review of debate In learlslature
rel. to, 1831 10426
Letter of B. W. t«lgh rel. to aboli-
tion of, 1831 10434
North Carolina resolutions rel. to,
1869 14655
Proceedings of Mississippi rel. to,
_1860 1S888
Resolutions of Connecticut, 1847..
13009
Resolutions of Florida rel. to, 1848.
13166
Resolutions of Oa. & Ohio rel. to abo-
lition of, 1824 9547
Resolutions of Maryland rel. to, 1844.
12333
Resolutions of Mississippi rel. to, 1825.
9689, 9694
Resolutions of Missouri and New
Hampshire rel. to, 1849 13276
Resolutions of New Hampshire rel. to,
1846 12731, 12908
Resolutions of Rhode Island rel. to,
1846 12790
Resolutions of South Carolina rel. to,
1836 10829
Resolutions of Texas and Maryland
rel. to, 1860 13388
Resolutions of various states rel. to.
1826 9640
Resolutions of various . states, 1836.
10988
Resolutions of Vermont rel. to, 1827.
9814
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Resolutions of Vermont rel. to, 184<.
12733, 12906
Resolutions of Vermont reL to, 1849.
18241
Resolutions of Wisconsin rel. to, 1848.
18075, 13090
Resolutions rel. to, 1848 13154
Resolutions on abolition of, 1826..
9825
Resolutions rel. to in District of Co-
lumbia, 1848 13197
Resolutions rel. to interference of
northern associations, 1836
10897, 10900
Resolutions rel. to prohibition by
U. S.. 1846 12919
Speech of Henry Berry rel. to aboli-
Uon of. 1881 14017
Speech of W. H. Brodnax rel. to, 1831.
10419
Speech of 3. T. Brown on abolition of,
1881 10420, 10421
Speech of J. A. Chandler on abolition
of, 1831 10422
Speech of Charles James Faulkner
rel. to, 1831 10423
Speech of Jas. M'Dowell ob abolition
of, 1831 10426
Speech of Thoa. Marshall rel, to. 1831.
10428
Speech of Thomas Uarshall rel. to
abolition of, 1831 10427
Speech of Thomas J. Randolph on ab-
olition of, 1831 10429
Speech of R. B. Scott on, 1848.. 18229
Speeches of P. A. Boiling rel. to, 1831.
10418
St. O. Tucker on, 1803 8106
Slavery, abolition of. Amendment, 1886.
10846
Georgia resolutlona. 1836 10846
Letter rel. to, 1886 10819
Proceedings of various Va. counties
and several non-slaveholdlngr states
rel. to. 1886 10830
Proposed amendment. 1836 .... 10849
Report of select committee on, 1836.
10838, 108S9
Resolutions of Alabama rel. to, 1836.
10862
Hesolutions of Kentucky rel. to, 1836.
10874
Resolutions of Mississippi rel. to,
1836 1087i
Resolutions of Vermont, 1836 . . 10930
Resolutions rel. to associations for,
in Northern States, 1886 10860
See also Abolition of slavery.
Slaves. 1800, 1810. 1820, 1829 10108
Acts eoneerninar, 1800 8008
Act rel. to, 1812 86(7
Act rel. to, 1831 10387
Act rel. to desertion of, 1818.... 8676
Act rel. to emancipation, 1816... 8864
Amount paid for executed, trans-
ported and escaped. 1831 .... 10324
As property, 1803 8106
Bill, 1806 8168, 8171
Bill rel. to, 1820 9277
Bill rel. to, 1831 10368
Bill rel. to, 1833 10651
Bill rel. to, 1839 11489, 11490. 11499
Bill rel. to, 1840 11619
Bill rel. to, 1844 12426
Bill rel. to emancipated, 1886 . . . 11007
Bill rel. to emancipated, 1846. . . 12798
Bill rel. to hiriner of, by free negroes
and mulattoes, 1842 12068
Slaves. — Cont.
Bill reL to oftences by, 1846.... 12872
Bill reL to punishment of, 1841.11842
Bill reL to punUhment of, 184S. 12017
Bill reL to receipt of by. Jailors. 1846.
12862
Bill reL to transportation of. 1889..
11492
Call for, to work on fortifleattona,
1863 15198. 16216
Census, 1880, 1840 12648
Convict. Amount paid out of treas-
ury for, 1800 to 1860 1S494
Convict Sale of, 1857 14811
Convict Transportation of, 1857..
14806
Criminal laws rel. to 11903
Emancipation, 1826 •764
Emancipation by will 7680
Executed, 1843 12194
Executed. Statements reL to, 1862.
18676
Executed. Warrants, 1791-1800. .7991
Governor's circular reL to. worklnc
on fortiflcations, 1863 16267
Kidnapping of, 1858 18992
Common case, 1862 18822
letter rel. to sale of condemned. 1841.
11784
Mutineers on brlr Creole, 1841.. 11794
Number, 1830, 1840, 1846 18««t
Number, 1861 14786
Of enemies, 1779 7191
Report of committee rel. sale of, 186T.
ISMO
Reprieved, 1806 8188
Resolutions from Ohio reL to, 1828.
8466
Resolutions of N. J. reL to emancipa-
tion of, 1824 9S67
Resolutions of Richmond reL to. 1841.
11816
Revenue from tax on. 1806 826Sa
Revenue from tax on, 1814. .879<. 8797
Seizure of, by British, 1813 8*82
Southern convention to protect atates
holding, 1867 14811
Statement rel. to escape of, 1864...
16812, 16876
Statement reL to number and coat of.
executed and transported, 1841..
1178*
Statements reL to sales of ' convtet.
_1849 18804
Tax on. 1804 818*
Tax on. Mercer's resolution, 1829/80.
_^ 1011*
Transported, 1806 8188
Transported, 1848 12194
Transported convicts, 1820-1880. 10181
Transported. Statements reL to, 1862.
18676
Work on fortification, 1863 .... 16147
See also Abolition of slavery.
Slaves, fueritlve. Act of South Carolina
rel. to, 1841 11792
BlU, 1839 1148*
Bill for arrest of, 1839 11466
Bill reL to reward for, 1889 1148*
Bill reL to reward for, 1840 11620
Bill reL to, 1842 12*46
BUI reL to, 1846 12669
Bill rel. to theft of, by citlxens of
New Tork, 1840 11672 11686
Bill to prevent escape, 1844 . . . .' 12416
Buck alias Oliver, 1849 18882
Controversy with N. T. state, 1840.
11*88, 11*91. 11*9*,
11702, 11708, 1170*
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Slaves, fug-ltlves. — Cont.
Correspondence rel. to, 1841 . . 11742&
Correspondence between grovernors of
Ohio and Virginia rel. to, 1845...
12621
Correspondence between rovernors of
Virginia and Ohio rel. to, 184S..
12688
Correspondence between grovernors of
New York and Vlrgjlnla rel. to,
183» 11S67
Correspondence between governors of
Va. & N. T. rel. to. 1846 ..^
11S66, 11712
Demand for Joseph Venable, 1848..
13192
Garner case, 1846 12827
Georgrta resolutions on N. T. contro-
versy, 1840 11604
George LAtimer, 1842 12001,
12007, 12018
Laws rel. to, 1859 14678
Letter of Gov. McDowell, 1842.. 12109
New York-Vlrgrinia controversy, 1841.
11792
Papers rel. to New York-Vlrgrlnla con-
troversy over, 1841 11983
Protest rel. to act, 1840 11696
Refusal of Maine to return, 1840 . .
11699
Refusal to return Peter Johnson,
1840 11666
Report of T. H. Bayly. 1889... 11486
Report of committee on, 1840.. 11713
Report rel. to. 1848 12318
Report reL to laws of congress rel.
to, 1848 18066
Report on congressional legislation
rel. to, 1848 13161
Report rel. to surrender of, 1839..
11372, 11436
Resolutions of citizens of Richmond
rel. to, 1872 12146
Resolutions of Oa. rel. to refusal of
Maine to deliver, 1839 11268
Resolutions of Mississippi, 1840.11668
Resolutions of senate rel. to, 1839 . .
11629
Resolutions rel. to legislation of
congress on. 1849 13337
Speech of Mr. Bayly. 1841 11714
Slavln's cabin and Summersville road.
Reports, 1863-1857 21686
Sloan. John. Death of, 1853 13910
Sluices. Improvement by, 1828... 9930
Improvement of James river by, 1826.
9742
Small, Abraham 7697, 7807
See also Birch A Small.
Small, Adam. Imprisonment Of, 1862.
15070
Member house of del. taken prisoner,
1862 46087..
Small, H. P. * R. H 14431
Robinson's practice, v. 4, I860.. 14688
Tate's index, 1847 l8048
Smallpox, 1909 z0014
1914 20996
In Va. 20618, 20'56
Laws. 1909 2««>8
Message of governor rel. to, in Rich-
mond, 1836 11028
Prevention and restriction, 1899 . .
18761
Report rel. to, 1881 16878, 16908
Report rel. to, In Richmond, 1886 . .
10923
Smedley, Graham B. Liability of tele-
graph companies, 1905 19328
Smith, A. Meade. Digest of laws rel.
to commissioners in chancery, 1888.
17760
Smith. Arthur 11006, 11082
Amendments to bill rel. to banks,
1838 11207
Resolutions rel. to banks, 1839....
11426, 11426
Resolutions on revenue bill, 1838..
11174
Smith, Augustine J. Chas. Broadway
Rouss' message to University of
Va.. 1898 18643
Smith. B. M. Memorial of convention
of colleges, 1843 12197
Smith. Benjamin H. Amendment to re-
port on county courts, I860.. 18545
Smith, Benjamin M. Prussian primary
school system, 1839 11898
Smith, Chas. Alphonso. American
humour, 1910 20258
American literature as viewed by
foreigners, 1914 81027
The Americanism of Poe, 1909.20048
As Roosevelt professor. By Jas B.
Routh, 1911 20896
Edwin Anderson Alderman, 1904 . .
19351
Enduring influence of the Bible, 1910.
20269
Francis Preston Venable, 1914.. 21031
O. Henry, 1916 21296
The negro and the ballad, 1918.20780
Speech. 1906 19480
State history for the high school.
1912 2062S
Smith. Charles T. Report rel. to speech
of, 1878 16668
Smith. D H. Southwest Va. sui a sheep
home, 1898 18725
Smith, DanieL Journal 7187
Judge 7664, 8816, 9366, 9881, 9886.
10066, 10267, 10397, 10526, 10688.
10904, 11047, 11049, 11096, 11531,
11707, 12140, 12310, 12488, 12700,
12923, 13045, 13202, 13341, 13471
Report on Va. boundary 17126
Va. * N. C. boundary 7118
Smith, Edward 11702
Smith, Edward. Election of, 1862...
18678
Report on case of, 1862 13578
Smith, Francis Henney. Address to
Va. military InsUtute cadets, 1866.
14287
Agricultural professorship at V. M.
1., 1849 18276
Communication rel. to map. 1869..
14567
Communication rel. to trigonometri-
cal survey of state, 1848 .... 18190
Congrressional land grant, 1873.16111
Discourse on life of Thos. J. Jackson,
1863 16179
In memorlam 17909
Lecture, 1864 15401
Letter rel. to publication of niyslcal
survey of Va., 1874 16267
Letter rel. to services of V. M. I.
cadets, 1863 15221.
Manufacture of arms, 1859 .... 14476
Memorial of academic board. 1870 . .
16890
Memorial of Virginia military insti-
tute, 1863 16170
Memorial on schools, 1840 .... 11601
Paper on establishment of common
schools, 1842 11998
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Physical survey of virgrlnia, 1868.
16665
Report, 1839 11419
Report, 1840 11677
Report, 1841 1176$
Report, 1843 12177. 12198
Report. 1844 12357. 12369
Report. 1846 12651
Report. 1846 12776
Report. 1847 18026
Report. 1848 13119. 13169
Report, 1849 13286
Report, 1860 13381, 13396, 13441
Report, 1862 13614. 13640,
13662, 13798. 13846
Report, 1853 13917, 13942, 13977
Report, 1864, 1866 14118
Report, 1866 14161
Report, 1866, 1867 14380
Report. 1867^ 14378
Report. 1858 and 1859 14531
Report. 1860 14482. 14668
Report. 1860. 1861 14931
Report, 1861 14883, 14903, 14976
Report, 1863 16044, 16145
Report, 1864 16237
Report, 1866 16508, 15617
Report, 1869, 1870 15756
Report, 1870 1683S
Report, 1871 15968
Report, 1872 16053
Report, 1878 16198
Report, 1874 16143, 16270. 16290
Report, 1876 16826. 16379
Report. 1876 16422. 16471
Report. 1877 16522. 16580
Report. 1878 16660, 16702
Report. 18T9 16808, 16887
Report, 1880 16846
Report, 1881 16943
Report, 1882 17031
Report, 1883 17217
Report, 1884 17313
Report, 1885 17470
Report, 1866 17618
Report, 1887 17897
Report. 1888 17738
Report. 1889 17840
Report. 1890 17876
Report as commissioner of arms. 1861.
14751
Retirement. 1907 19707
ficieutiflc education in Europe. 1869.
14632
Va. military institute, its buildlne
and rebuildingr. 1912 20637
Smith. Francis Henry. Address, 1906.
19430
Chas. Scott Venable, 1896 18461
Foueault pendulum as a lecture
room experiment, 1814 21040
Gen. James H. Lane, 1908.... 19897
Latin and Its teachers in the early
years of U. Va., 1914 21031
Rotunda at the U. Va 18406
Recollections of John L,. Williams.
1<I26 21297
University of "va! sixty 'years' since,
1914 21028
Wm. Ellsha Peters, 1907 19704
William l,eroy Brown, 1902 19172
Smith, Francis J. Report, 1865.. 16438
Smith, Francis Li. Expansion of fed-
eral power, 1911 20866
Smith. Francis Lee. Va. law Journal,
1879 16832
Smith, Georgre William. Communica-
tion rel. to extra clerks, 1811.8462
Communication reL to manufacture
of rifles, 1811 845f
Communication rel. to possibility of
war, and military equipment of
state, 1811 8461
Election to house, 1807 8223
Lietter rel. to claim of repreaenta-
tlvea of R. H. Harrison, 1811..r4S8
Letter rel. to arovernor's house,- 1811.
8469
Letter in rel. to literary fund, 1811.
8447
Letter rel. to petition of daughters
of Robert Hanson Harrison, 1811 .
8448
Letter rel. to resolutions on federal
constitution. 1811 8449
Letter to bouse of del., 1811 8443
Lieutenant' 'governor, 1811.. 8443. 8491
Regrlmental orders. May 24. 1809..
8S80
Report on literary fund, 1811 ' 8445
Smith. Henry Louis. Address before
alumni, 1904 19359
AlumntbAnquet, 1904 19369
Smith. Hlghltmi. See Smith. Hlrun.
Smith , Hiram. Divorce from Jane
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12678. 12692
Smith. Jane. Divorce from Hiram
Smith. 1840 11689. 11709
Smith. John. Presentation of bust of,
1906 19469. 19483
Smith, John Augrustlne. Lectures by,
1817 MlOa
Letter ret. to public education, 1817.
8914
Smith, John H. Claims of Va. araiost
V. S., 1834 10746
Letter asking for examination of his
office, 1836 10813
List of those who have not received
bounty land, 1834 10764, 10755
Report, 1834 10719
Report on books ft papers in capltoL
1832 1:0459
Report rel. to recruiting act of 1780.
1833 10S58
Report on revolutionary claims, 1835.
10824
Report rel. to revolutionary docu-
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Smith, L. F. Treatise on Va. prohibi-
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Smith, Larkln. Speaker, 1799 7945
Speaker, 1800 7976
Speaker, 1801 8009
Smith, Loren B. Control of Colorado
potato beetle, 1916 21158
Control of Colorado potato beetle
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Qreen pea aphid. 1916 21136
Insects affecting truck crops in Va~
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Pavement ant. 1916 21160
Pea aphis control experiments, 1914.
20916
Smith. Mendel L. 21297
Smith. Meriwether 7161, 7806
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Smith. Robert 1 7939, 7940, 10913
C&ll's reports, ▼. 4 7167
Call's reports, v. 5, 1833 8127
Hayo's guide to magistrates, 1849..
18348
Robinson's practice, 1832 1063S
Smith, S. A. Correspondence rel. to
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Report rel. to case of, 1863 13992
Smith, Thomas, commercial aeent. . . .
7220, 7493
Smith, Thomas. Election of, 1827.9809
Smith, W. W. Address, 1907 19707
Report, 1912 20483
Smith, William. Address rel. to pres-
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16187
AsTKeement with Mr. Minor rel. to
land on Oovernor street, 1848.13146
Amendment to bill rel. to banks, 1838.
11282, 11238, 11234
Amendment to bill ret to elections,
1»S9 11524
Amendmento to bill, 1839 llSll
Commtinlcation rel. to pardons, re-
prieves, etc., 1869 15888
Communication rel. to report of state
commercial ajrent, 1864 .... 15289
Communioatlon rel. to reprieves,
pardons, etc., 18(4 16329
Inaugural address, 1664 16832
Letter rel. to clothing for Tolunteers,
. 1846 li»oi
Mtter rel. to Texas and slavery,
1848 12903
tetter rel. to U. S. olalms. 1846.. 11904
Measagre, 1846 .... 12729, 12743, 12900
Mesoage, 1847 .... 12942, 12961. 12980
Message. 1848 18068, 18082,
^ 18112, 18113
Message, 1864 16271, 16354
Message of governor rel. to death of,
^1887 17583
Message rel. to Hunter Hill, 1848 . .
1S168, 18206
Message rel. to penitentiary, 1846..
12753
Nomination as colonel, 1861.... 14808
Organltatlon of reserved forces, 1864.
15201
Pardons granted by. 1848 .... 18144
Proceedings rel. to death of, 1887 . .
17663
Project rel. to banks, 1836 11040
Resolutions on currency, 1888.. 11236
Response rel. to exempting state offi-
cers. 1864 15296, 15373. 16378
Transactions rel. to furnishing sup-
plies. 1864 15386
Smith. William. Claims preferred
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Smith, William A 10616
Smith, Wm. Benj. Edwin Anderson Al-
derman, 1904 19361
Push or pull? Contrasted views of
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Smith and Fuller. Catalogue of library,
Virginia military institute, 1866.
14218
Smith and Palmer. Robinson's prac-
tice. V. 8. 1839 11638
Tate's digest of Virginia laws, 1841.
11929
Smith's brigade 15396
Smith's River navigation co. Reports,
1849-1852, 1857, (2 reports, second
for 1862-1867). 1861 21981
Smithfleld. See Portsmouth, Gilmerton
A Smithfleld traction co.
Smith field and Shepherdstown turnpike
_ CO. ReporU. 1826-1861 21680
Smlthfield. Charleston and Harper's
Ferry turnpike co. Proceedings of
board of public works rel. to, 1830.
„ 10216
Reports, 1832-1861 21686
Smithland, Ky. Hospital for watermen
at, 1828 9913
Smoot, L. R. Correspondence, 1861..
14905, 14977
Letters rel. to Impressment and trans-
portation of salt, 1862 16038
Report, 1863 16192, 16216
Report rel. to purchase of salt, 1862.
Smut In grain 20911
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Smyth E. A. Jr. Are all birds of prey
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18241
Grasses. 1897 18599
Some parasitical diseases of sheep.
_ 18470
Smyth, Ellison A. A new fodder plant.
1I052
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Report, 1914 10871
Report, 1916 llllf
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Report on compensation of officials,
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Election of T. I* Preston va. H, A.
Oreever, 1862 i'8681
Smyth Courthouse and Plaster Bank
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166M
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Snicker's Gap turnpike co. Report,
1821 9401
Report, 1824 9570
Report. 1825 9645
Report, 1826 9748
Report. 1827 9830
Report. 1823-1870 21688
Snowden. Edgar. Election of, 1847.
12943, 12946, 13018
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Laws of corporation of Alexandria,
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17061
Snyder, John. Charges against, 1861.
14907
Social science. Finding list, 1910.20222
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Society of the Cincinnati. Report of
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Soils. Chemical studies of Va. soils.
By W. B. Ellett and H. H. Hill, 1912.
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Cultivation of 18889
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Improvement of. By W. D. ZIna,
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Soil improvement, 190S 19198
Soil improvement, 1904 19282
Synopsfs of Virgrlnla, 1889 17868
Soldiers. Act concerning, 1779... 7130
Act rel. to families of, 1864 16259
Address by ereneral assembly, 1864.
16190
Address of greneral assembly to, 1864.
16261. 16397
Bill for relief of families, 1864
15274. 16288. 15297
Complete lists of 1864 16281
Disabled. Commutation for, 1878.
16623
Disabled. Commutation granted to.
1883 17206
Disabled. List of. 1881 16887
Estates of deceased. 1864 16341
. Families of. 1776 7006, 7007
Form for compilation of statistics of,
1864 16892
Report rel. to relief of families of,
1864 16277
Subsistence for, 1776 7006
See also Confederate soldiers.
Soldiers' and sailors' monument. Oov-
ernor's message. 1891 17916
Soldiers' home. See Lee camp soldiers'
home.
Solicitor. Accts. with U. 8.. 1784.. 7422
Books and papers in office, 1786.7451
Business of omce, 1783 7S4S
Tax notice, July 10. 1786 7618
Solicitor-general. Report of commit-
tee on. 1796 782S
Somerville, H. M. The reduction of
judicial salaries, 1878 16730
Sons of Amer. revolution 7697
Sorbonne. By Kenneth S. Patton, 1906.
19670
Sorghum. 1880 16857
Souder, W. F., Jr. Treatise on Va. pro-
hibition ac^ 1916 21439
Sottle. A. M. Corn as food for hogs
l^Q^ 19722
Corn growing 'in Virginia. ' 1906 . 19S88
Cultivation of potatoes, 1917... 19728
Finishing beef cattle. 1907 19727
Oluten anu cotton-seed meal with
silage, 1906 19442
The improvement of corn, 1907.19720
Inoculation and cultivation of al-
falfa 1906 19440
Milk and butter production, 1907 . .
19725
Oats, millet and legumes, 1907.19728
Protein requirements for dairy cows,
1907 19724
Report. 1904 19826. 19366
Report. 1906 19438
Report, 1906 19682-1968C
Silage, hay and stover in beef-
making. 1906 19443
Stall feeding vs. grazing. 1907.. 19719
Soule, John F. Election of. 1883.. 17079
Sounds. Report on examination of.
1884 10760
South and western railroad co. Re-
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South Anna river. Report on survey,
1836 10984
South Atlantic and Ohio railroad co.
Communication rel. to, 1887 ... 17640
Report rel. to, 1886 17888
Reports. 1886-1898 2198S
South Branch bridge co. Reports.
1863-1861 81M9
South Carolina. Act rel. to southern
congress, 1850 13880
Address of commissioner to Va., 1869.
14849
Commissioner from Va. to. 1832.10505
Commissioner to Va.. 1859 14579
Commissioner to Va., 1861 .... 147M
Committee of twenty-one. Report on
the tariff, 1832 10487
Confederate war debt, 1863... 15050
Controversy with Massachusetts over
citizenship of free negroes. 1845.
12656
Convention. Letters of B. W. Ijelgh
rel. to, 1833 10682
.Convention. 1833. Report of Maoa.
on. 1833 10665
Convention. Resolutions of Illtnoia
rel. to, 1833 10668
Convention. Resolutions of Indi&na
rel. to, 1833 10S66
Convention. Resolutions of ICaine
rel. to, 1883 1087J
Convention. Resolutions of Uaryland
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Convention. Resolutions of New Jer-
sey rel. to. 1838 106C8
Convention. Resolutions of New
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Convention. Resolutions of Ohio reL
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Convention of Southern states, 18CI.
146S6
Governor of. Letter, 1860 .... 146*7
Ordinance, 1882 10488
Ordinance to nullify tT. S. tariff acts.
1832 10467. 10472
Relations with the U. S., 1838.. 10688
Report of committee on resolutions
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Report of committee on response to.
1869 146*7
Report of committee rel. to state
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Report of Delaware on nulllflcatlon
ordinance, 1833 106(1
Report of Va. legislature reL to
resolutions on state rights, 1887.
0848
Request for southern confereae&
1860 14818
Resolution rel. to communlcatloo
from, 1869 14676
Resolutions, 1832.. 10446. 10448, 10484
Resolutions of, 1848 181*1
Resolutions of Alabama rel. to obn-
troversy with Massachusetts, 1844.
12384
Resolutions of Arkansas rel. to ex-
pulsion of Massachusetts represen-
tative, 1844 12881
Resolutions of Massachusetts reL to
hostile acts of, 1846 1161T
Resolutions rel. to assumption of
state debts. 1843 12166, 18196
Resolution rel. to Confederacy debt,
1863 1604?
Resolutions rel. to New Tork-Vlr-
ginla controversy, 1841 11791
Resolutions rel. to proposed South-
ern congrress, 1860 184(6
Resolutions ret. to sale of public
lands. 1841 117*2
Resolutions reL to secession, 186*.
14478
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Resolutions rel. to soutlierti conven-
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Resolutiona rel. to special agrent from
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Resolutions rel. to state rights, 1827.
9822
Resolutions rel. to tariff and internal
improvement, 1828 9943
Resolutions rel. to tariff, internal im-
provements, and the American col-
onization society, 1827 9816
Resolutions rel, to Wilmot proviso,
1848 18178
Secession resolutions, 1859
14496, 14498
Southern convention. 1857 14S19
Virtrinia commission to, 1832.. 10489
Va. resolutions addressed to, 1833..
14580
South Dakota. Resolution rel. to polyg-
amy, 1910 20110
South Fork and Skldmore's Fork road.
Report, 1839 21684
South Fork and Wilson Creek turnpike
CO. Reports, 1853-1861 21725
South fork of South Branch of Potomac,
road from, to Hoorfleld and North
Branch turnpike. Report, 1852..
11690
South Norfolk street railway. Gov-
ernor's message rel. to, 1895..
18270
Southall, Hubert R. Antenuptial con-
veyances in fraud of marital
rights, 1901 18928
Southall, J. B. Report on claims of,
1862 13672
Southall, J. C. Address on man's a'ge
in the world, 1878 16738. 1670S
Cost of free school system, 1876..
16491
By W. H. Ruffner, 1898 18641
Blectlon of. 1867 155*6, 166*9
Sketch of 18686
Southall, Joseph W. Editor, 1898..
18626
Editor, 1899 187S6
Editor. 1900 1879*
Editor, 1*01 18919
Editor, 1902 19166
Report. 1899 18717
. Report. 1900/01 18920
Report. 1908 19239
Report. 1904 and 1*06 19401
Southall. S. V. Judge William J. Rob-
ertson, 1901 18928
Southall. Thomcui 7118
Southall, Turner 722S, 7665
Southall, v. W. Amendment to report
on county courts, 1860 18645
Blectlon of. 1836 10812
Report on resolutions from New Jer-
sey, 1889 11439
Speaker, 1840 11543
Speaker, 1841 11730
Speaker, 1844 12318
Southampton county. Election of J. D.
Pretfow, 1883 17091
Southard, Elizabeth. Trial of. 1861. .
18667
Southern agricultural association. Res-
olution rel. to geological and agri-
cultural survey, 1863 13961
Southern and southwestern commercial
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Southern Appalachian forest resenr*
bill. Communication of governor
^ rel. to, 1901 18835, 18848
Southern Bell telephone and telegraph
CO. Reports, 1903-1905 22074
Southern Bell telephone and telegraph
CO. of Virginia. Reports, 1905-1910.
„ ^ 22076
Southern congress. Act of South Car-
olina rel. to. 1850 13880
Resolutions of South Carolina rel. to.
1850 13466
Southern female institute, Fredericks-
burg. Memorial of trustees, 1860.
1*416
Southern governors, convention of 1893.
„ ^ W068
Southern guard and sons of liberty. By
J. R. Gildersleeve, 1911 20396
Southern historical society papers.
Index, 1913 20741
Southern literary messenger. Proposi-
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^ tory, 1844 18491
Southern national highway. Gover-
nor's message rel. to, 1*16.... 21070
N. C. resolution, 1916 210*8
Southern planter. Calx's Two great
evils. 1869 14648
Southern railway co. Assessment. 1*07.
1*708
Case of state corporation commission
against, 1908 19890
Report rel. to, 1899 18672
Reports, 1895-1916 11986
Southern railway co.. operating, Atlan-
tic and Danville railway. Iteports.
1908-1915 81*8 j
Southern railway CO.. operating Frank-
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poru. 1897-1*15 ;. 21*87
Southern States. Convention proposed
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Convention to protect interest of
slave-holding states. 1857 ....1481*
Governor's letter rel. to conference.
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Letter of Atlanta mayor reL to con-
ference. 1859 144*6
Resolutions rel. to conference, 1859.
14678
Resolutions rel. to conference, 1859.
14686
Resolutions rel. to convention, 1860.
14618
Resolutions rel. to policy, 1856.. 1411*
Revolution. 1780 7188
Sale of convict slaves to, 1867.. 14311
South's need of educational theory,
the. By W. H. Heck, 1908 .... 19*00
Speech of J. C. Rutherfoord rel. to
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Southern telegrraph companies. Re-
port. 1868 82076
Southgate, John. Letter rel. to EJx-
change bank, 1889 11406
Southslde railroad. Bill to change the
name of, 1864 16307
Correspondence, 1866 16606
Reports, 1850-1871, except 1864, 1866.
11*84
Speech of J. Segar rel. to loan to.
1862 1887*
Southwest Va. as a sheep home. By
D. H. Smith, 1899 18786
Southwestern bank of Virginia. State-
ment, 1857 14281
Statement, 1869 14489. 14636
Statements, 1860, 1861 14934
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Bouthwestern state hospital. Direc-
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letter of supt. rel. to deficit, 1908.. _
19767
Report 1887 17701
Report. 1888 17744
Report, 1889 17819. 17847
Report, 1890 1J88S
Report, 1891 17986
Report, 1892 1««23
Report, 1898 "J"
Report, 1894 18207
Report 1895 IfJJf
Report 1898 • Jf "f
Report 1847 •• J8667
Report 1898 18«1»
Report 1899 187|S
Report 1900 18786
Report 1901 18903
Report 1902 19131
Report 1903 19204
Report 1904 19290
Report 1906 19878
Report 1906 19607
Report 1907 19«43
Report 1908 19816
Report 1909 19947, 19962
Report 1910 20158
Report 1911 : 20803
Report 1912 26503
Report 1913 .'... 20666
Report 1914 20883
Report 1916 21127
Report of committee on, 1897.. 18604
Resident officers, 1916 i.'„.»1128
Sotrthwestern turnpike road. Bill rel.
to, 1846 12694
BUI to incorporate, 1841 11838
Bin «o Incorporate, 1844 ...... 12892
Bill incorporating, 1846.. 12574, 12648
Bill rel. to appropriation for, 1846.
Reports, 1846-1869 -.,21691
Soutter. J. T. Accounts with, 1867..
14394
Hypothecated bonds. 1867 .... 14306
Report on. 1860 14522
State bonds, 1867 14266
Sovereignty and legrislature. St G.
Tucker on 8104
Sower, B. W. Treatise on cavalry dis-
cipline, 1882 944S
Soy beans lii?;
By D. O. Nourse 19266
Results obtained from inoculating:.
By E. B. Fred, 1908 19915
Spain. Treaty, 1779 7203
Special day programme bulletin for the
public schools and community
leagrues. 1916 21410
Special days in school work 20717
Special orders. 1863 16171. 16172
1869 16796, 16796
1870 16886
Specie. Banks refuse to pay, 1861.14718
Bill fer payment of, 1816 8822
Bill to provide for security of, 1864.
18361
Bill to suspend payment of, 1816..
8908
Letter rel. to resumption of pay-
ment 1816 8864.
Memorial rel. to payment, 1889.11390
Memorial rel. to resumption of pay-
ments. 1841 11800
Report rel. to payments, 1839....
11418. 11420. 11427
Specie. — Cont
Resolution rel. to payments, 1888 . •
11122
Resolutions rel. to payments, 183*.
11426, 11426
Suspension of payments by Bank of
vTrsrinla, 1839 11385
To provide for payment 1816 .... 8963
Spectator Job omce. Interview be-
tween President Lincoln and CoL
Jno. B. Baldwin, 1866 14841
Spectetor office. Report of western
state hospital, 1844 12817
Speech, freedom of 8166
Speed, James 7962
Speed, John M. Amendment to report
on federal relations, 1861 14836
Speer, Emory. Lee and the Army of
northern Va.. 1912 tOC27
Spelling: I. Theory of spelling in-
struction. II. Types of apelllnff
lessons 2d»e6, 21212
Si>encer, A. P. Causes of loss of lambs.
1908 1H1»
Hog feeding. 1908 1M17
Spencer, John. Horn fly (Haematobia
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Milk fever. 1906 1*444
Pyaemic arthritis 1**15
Sheep scab, 1901 1S948
Stomach worm, 1*01 UM4
Spengler. J. H. Election of, 18S8. 17*81
Sperryville and New Market turnpike
CO. Reporte, 1860-186* 21631
Sperryville and Rappahainnoek turn-
pike CO. RM>orte, 1850-18*1.. 216*2
Spinach. By L. U Harter. 1*10. . .tl*7*
Phosphate for 30918
Spinacia oleracea tM<l
Spirit ievellnc in Va.. 1900-1913. By
R. B. Marshall. 1*14 3«*7*
Spirits. Taxation, 1876 16341
Spirits, distilled. See Distilled spirits.
Splenetic or Texas cattle fever. By
B. P. Niles, 1896 1M»7
Spohr, Wllhelmlna. Address, 1*18..
2*78$
Spoon, W. L. Construction of sand -clay-
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Spooner, John C. Counsel for West
Virginia, 1907 1*700
Counsel for West Virsrinla. I*!*..
30248, 20260. 20252. MtSS
Spotewood, Alexander. Letters ...8178
Spotewood, W. A. W 1*34*
Spotswood's expedition. By Wm. M.
Thornton. 1896 18459
Spotsylvania county. Letter from John
Mercer to, 1806 8218
Spragglns vs. Wills. Bouldln's argu-
ment 1847 1804*
Spray formulas. 1911 20316. 80*23
Spraying cucumbers and cantaloupes.
By T. C. Johnson, 1911 80324
Sprayingr of fruit trees. By J. B.
Pettlt 1899 18725
Spraying the orchard. By W. B. Al-
wooa 18768
Sprays. A stone-fruit spray made from
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C. Starcher, 1916 21475
Sprigg, captain. Letter rel. to, 1862.
16*71
Springs. See Mineral springs.
Sproul, W. W. Poteto growing in Va^
19i2 80525
Stafford county. Disqualiflcation of
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Blection of Chas. F. SutUe. 1850..
13422
Letter of T. Mason to, 178S... .. 7S67
Stage coacbea. Letter of governor rel.
to tolls on. 1846 12904
Stahl, C. U Cbeeae maklne, 1916.21399
Plans for dairy barns and milk room,
.1916 .. i 21175
Stall feeding: vs. srazing. By A. M.
Soule and J. R. Fain, 1907 19719
Stamps, adhesive. Receipts from sale
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Stanard, J. B. Communication rel. to
work of slaves on fortifications,
1863 15215
Letter reL to call for slaves, 1863. .
15192
Stanard, Mary Newton. Colonial Va.
register, 1902 19166
Stanard, Robert. Bill, defence of com-
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Judge 11707. 11531, 11927, 12140,
1731«, 12488, 12700, 12923
Proposed amendment to resolution of
legislative committee, 1829... 10113
Speaker, 1816 ....;. 8861
Stanard, Robert C. Amendment of-
fered by, 1847 12976
Stanard, William O. Colonial Va. reg-
ister, 1902 19166
Report on historical manuscripts,
189S 18135
Staager, John. Blection of, 1889.10002
Btansbury. Mr 101B4
Staples, Abram P. The mill acts, 1908.
18236
Staples, John. Kanawha road, 1827.
9835
Staples, John. Report, 1812 8548
Report, 1816 , 8884
Report. 1817 8966, 8980
Report, 1818 9045
Report, 1819 9127
Report, 1820 9230
Report, 1821 9339, 9846
Report. 1826 9647
Stvples, Waller R. By Henry E. Blair,
1897 ., 18674
Code revision, 1886 17416
Communication as revisor of code,
1887 17586
Judge 15650, 16865,
16968. 16067, 16086, 16087, 16208,
16390. 16482, 16591, 16691a, 16713,
16713a, 16820, 16856, 16963, 16953a
Memorial rel. to. 1896 18438
Report on revision of code, 1887.17546
Revisor of code, 1887 17710
Testimony of deceased witness in
criminal trial, 1906 19655
Starcher, G. C. Peach growing in Va.,
1916 212806
Preparation of Ilme-sulphur solution,
1913 2080^
Stone-fruit spray made from hy-
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Stark, A. N. How the yellow fever
board conducted its experiments
upon human beings, 1903 ....19243
Stark, Burwell. Reminiscences, 1894.
18234
Starke, Ashton. Report, 1887 17590
Starke, P. B 14499, 14503, 14600,
14608. 14613
Letter to governor of Va., 1859.. 14516
Starkweather, C. B. Address, 1913..
20783
State agricultural society. Inspection
laws, 1863 13968, 13969
State Agrricultural Society. — Cont.
Petition to abolish inspection laws.
1866 14149
Report of committee rel. to certlfl-
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Report of committee rel. to status of
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State agricultural and mechanical so-
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State as defendant 7792
State boards. List of members, 1903. .
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Members of, 1904 19345
State contracts, enforceability of. By
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State debt. 1784 7439
1786 7496
1816 8774
1834 10712
1888 11167
1869 16775
1872 160o4
1874 1680O
1878 • 16712
1883 17229
1884 1782S
1887 17606, 17612, 17769
1897 18660
1902 19188
1904 19298
1906 19610
1908 19820
1910 20160
1912 20609
1914 20890
1916 21138
Account of, 1874 16807
Account of, 1877 • 16S90
Account of, 1879 16819
Acts rel. to, 1886 17686
Address of Breckinridge, 1785... 7463
Adlustiqent of, 1865 16466
Amount of, 1866 16607
Amount of interest funded, 1877.16667
Amount refunded, 1879 16781
Attorney general's report, 1887.17667
Bill rel. to, 1842 12070
Bill rel. to, 1877 16668
Briefs, 1910 20246-S0264
Briefs, 1913 20768-20777
Briefs and records, 1907. .19696-19701
By W. H. Burroughs, 1879 16832
Commonwealth of Va. vs. state of
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19425 19426
Communication rel. to, 1841. .! .11786
Communication from second auditor
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Communication of second auditor rel.
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Communication rel. to capitalization
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Communication rel. to foreign bond-
holders. 1889 17786. 17815
Comparative statement, 1859 and
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Correspondence of governors of Va.
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Correspondence rel. to recapitaliza-
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Council of foreign bondholders, 1874.
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Oovernor's communication rel. to.
1861 14718
Governor's message rel. to. 1874..
16129, 16222
Governor's message, 1881 16877
Governor's message rel. to, 1885..
17S47, 17866
Governor's message rel. to, 1887..
17616
Governor's message, 1889 17766
Governor's message, 1893
18063. 18114
Governor's message, 1902
19068, 19107
Hughes' opinion, 1916 21111
Information rel. to, 1876 16S69
Letter of attorney general rel. to,
1887 17644
Letter rel. to Interest on, 1878.. 16616
Message of governor rel. to, 1872 . .
16012, 16038
Message of governor, 1887.... 17542
Message of governor of W. Va. rel.
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Ref. to in governor's message, 1888.
17076
Report, 1839 11431
Report. 1841 11769
Report, 1847 18040
Report, 1848 13188
Report, 1852 18684
Report, 1853 13923, 13936
Report. 1854, 1866 14114
Report. 1855-6 14144
Report, 1857 14304, 14327
Report. 1863 16218
Report, 187 J 16191
Report. 1874 16284
Report, 1875 16378
Report. 1877 16511, 16568, 16674
Report. 1878 16«9«
Report. 1882 17026
Report. 1884 17309
Report, 1885 17463
Report, 1886 17507
Report, 1888 17784
Report, 1889 17868
Report, 1891 17922, 17976
Report, 1898 18188
Report, 1894 18197
Report, 1896 18426
Report, 1897 18646
Report, 1898 , 18610
Report, 1899 18714
Report, 1901 18898
Report. 1902 19119
Report, 1903 19192
Report, 1904 19277i
Report, 1906 19494
Report, 1907 19629
Report. 1910 20187
Report, 1911 20289
Report, 1912 20489
Report, 1913 20660
Report, 1916 21108
Report of attorney general, 1914..
20872
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Report of auditor, 1889 17836
Report of commission on, 1891..
17930
Report of commission on, 1891..
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Report of commission, 1906. .. .19486
Report of commission on West Vir-
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15749
Report of committee on, 1833.. 19637
Report of committee on, 1839
11296, 11297
Report of committee on, 1873.. 16196
Report of committee on expenses on,
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Report of finance committee on. 1886.
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Report of finance committee on.
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Report of finance committee, 1878.
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Report rel. to adjustment with West
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Report rel. to conference with cred-
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Report rel. to liability of West Vir-
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Report to council of foreign bond-
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Resolutions rel. to, 1852 13829
Resolution of J. B. Stovall rel. to.
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Second auditor's communication reL
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Second auditor's report. 1844.. 12477
Second auditor's report. 1869.. 14629
Second auditor's report. 1871.. 16951
Second auditor's report. 1872.. 16046
Second auditor's report. 1876.. 16466
Second auditor's report, 1880.. 16849
Second auditor's, report, 1883.. 17212
Second auditor's report, 1890 . . 17872
Second auditor's report. 1892.. 18018
Second auditor's report, 1896.. 18368
Second auditor's report, 1908.. 19808
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Statement rel. to, 1829 10876
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Statement of. 1848 18181
SUtement, 1852 18864
Statement of. 1861. 1866, 1869...18T94
Statement of. April 17. 1866.. ..16664
Statement of, 1870 1M68
Statement of, 1871 16696, 16862
SUtements rel. to. 1872 16918
Statement rel. to. 1878 1666T
Statement rel. to, 1879.. ..16788, 18802
Statement of, 1881 18962
Statement of. 1885 17484
Statement rel. to, 1887 17666,
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Statement of, 1889 17860
Statement of, 1891 17990
Statement of, 1893 18166
Statement of, 1899 18729
Statement of, 1900 18776
Statement of, 1901 18987
Statement of, 1909 19831
Statement of second auditor, 1868..
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Statement of second auditor rel. to,
1863 15135
Statement rel. to funding, 1879.16784
Statements rel. to. 1840 11608
Statements of revenue and expendi-
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Citation of Va. by u. 8. supreme
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Proceedings of convention rel. to,
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Resolutions of South Carolina rel. to,
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Bill to increase stock of etc., 1846.
12806
ReporU, 1827-1861 21693
Statement of, 1846 12754
Staunton and Parkersburv road. Bill
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Bill rel. to, 184f 11869
Bill reL to bridgres on, 1846 12863
Bill rel. to placlns of Beverley on,
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Bill rel. to road from, 1846 12815
Communication from I>oard of public
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Communication from board of public
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Proposed bridge across Valley river,
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Reports, 1839-1860 21694
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Resolutions, 1852 13607
Resolution of court rel. to, 1862.13701
Statement of engineer rel. to, 1839.
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Staunton and Potomac railroad co. Act
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.Speaker, 1812 8609
■a^eaker, 1813 8692, 8622
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Speaker, 1816 8766
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List of, 1911 20336, 20337, 20840
List of, 1912 20649, 20562
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List of, 1916 21180
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Stock Issued by state. Statement of,
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Report, 1838 11133. 11261,
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Report, 1840 11686, 11729
Report, 1841 11776, 11942
Report, 1842 11992, 12161
Report. 1843 12199, 12317
Report, 1844 12362
Report. 1846 12644, 12726
Report, 1846 12777, 12939
Report, 1847 1*989, 13060
Report. 1848 13130, 13234
Report. 1849 13287
Report. 1850 13396
Report. 1852 186S8, 13796
Report, 1853 ' 18140
Report. 1854, 1855 14130
Report, 1857 14340
Report, 1858, 1859 14641
Report, 1860, 1861 14940
Report, 1863 16*27
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Speech reL to Internal improvements
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Statement on Baldwin's interview
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Surplus revenue of U. S., 1836.. 10959
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Address. 1785 TM*
Communication reL to criminal code,
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Speaker. 18*6 17*42
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Fisheries commission, 191* .... >141t
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Message, 1914 20863
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Message. 1916 21323, 21325, 21S2(,
21*33, 21SC1-21*«<
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Message reL to Panama exposition,
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Message reL to payments to Jurors,
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Message rel. to primary elections,
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Message rel. to purity of agricul-
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Message rel. to Scottsvllle liquor dis-
pensary, 1914 20856
Message rel. to seeds and paints, 1914.
20822
Message rel. to tax reforms, 1914..
20820, 20851
Message rel. to unveiling monument
to John Tyler. 1914 20855
Proclamations, 1916 21063, 21278
Report, 1903 19215
Report, 1904 19311-19312
Report, 1905 19392, 19393
Reports, 1906 19526. 19526
Report, 1907 19656
Report on compensation of officials,
1916 21331
Report on taxation, 1916 21342
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Veto messages, 1915 21075,
21096, 21098
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16399
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Letter rel. to salt, 1864 16207
Proposition rel. to salt. 1862... 16036
Report rel. to contract for salt, 1862.
16030
Report rel. to salt contract. 1864..
16129, 16240
Salt contract. 1863 16080
Stubbs. J. N. Election of. 1888... 17080
xteport, 1887 17603
Report, 1889 17820
Sturdivant. N. A. Protest. 1867
15647, 15648
Suability of a state. By R. W. Hughes,
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Subrogation of the surety. By C. R.
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Suffolk (town). Governor's veto mes-
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Suffrage. Article concerning, 1901...
19023
Governor's message, 1881 16877
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Opinion of attorney general. 1902..
19067
Proposition rel. to. 1829 10094.
10101. 10102. 10103. 10119. 10120
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Report of committee on. 1867
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Report of committee on, 1901
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Speech of Robt. B. Taylor on. 1829.
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Substitute and amendment to report
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Supreme court of U. S., 1904... 19346
Sugar beets. By O. K. LApham. 1893.
18144
In 1908. By W. B. Bllett, 1909.. 20068
In Virginia. By W. B. EUett, 1908.
19921
In Va. By Q. W. Koiner, 1899.. 18725
Sugar from sorghum. 1887 17716
Suicide as a crime, statute of. By R. W.
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Suit by assignee on official bond. By
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Suit in equity. History of, 1864..1403S
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Suits. Bill rel. to limitation of. 1864.
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Bill to deprive certain persons of
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Revival of. Bill rel. to. 1839.. 11337
Taxation on. 1884 17441
Sullivan. Cornelius. Trial of. 1861..
Sulphur mines co. of Va. Reports.
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Sulphur mining and railroad co. Re-
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Sumac. The possibilites of, 1887.. 17716
Summer normal schools ..... 20778
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Summers. George W. Amendment to
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Letter from Judge Brockenbrough to,
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Memorial rel. to James river and
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Speech on federal relations, 1861..
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Summers, Lewis. Judge 8816. 9621
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Proposed amendment to resolution of
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Proposition rel. police board. 1829.
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SummersviUe and Slavin's cabin road.
ReporU. 1863-1867 21685
Summit Point and Cross Roads turnpike
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Removal of, 1883 17163
Terms of, 1879 16783
Terms of, 1881 16910
Terms of, 1885 17S82
Terms of, 1887 17653
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Bonds and notes of married women
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Communication rel. to cession of
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Comunlcatlon rel. to enlargement of
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Communication rel. to federal in-
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Communication rel. to passenger rate
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Communication rel. to report of Va.
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Communication rel. to Va. mineral A
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Election expenses, 1906 19464
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List of pardons, 1908 19796
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Message rel. to abolition of payment
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19789
Message rel. to commission of James-
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Message rel to expenditures at
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Message rel. to Hickory Nedc acad-
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19791
Message rel. to pay of Judges and
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Message rel. to report of auditing
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Message rel. to roads and bridges In
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Message rel. to roads in Lunenburg.
„1908 19756
Message rel. to Va. mineral and Um-
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Proclamation, Jefferson Davis' cente-
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Proclamations, 1906 19666
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Finding: list of biography, 1908.19868
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Finding list of books rel. to music,
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Flndfng list of history, geography,
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Finding list of science, medicine, etc.,
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Finding list of Shakespeareana, 1908.
19870
Finding list of social sciences, 1910.
20232
French newspapers of 1848-60 in Va.
state library. 1916 21443
List of manuscripts, 1914 20985
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List of newspapers In state library.
Confederate museum and Valentine
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List of portraits and pieces of statu-
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20740
List of publications of Confederate
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Maps relating to Virginia
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Swift. J. A. 8891
Swift Run Gap turnpike co. Report,
1820 9222
Report. 1821 . .' 9321
Report. 1822 9408
Report. 1823 9492
Report. 1824 9570
Report. 1826 9645
Report, 1826 9748
Report, 1827 9830
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Swine, diseases of. By N. S. Mayo, 1910.
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Synopsis of condition of treasury, 1857.
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Taber, Stephen. Geology of the gold
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Geology of the titanium and apatite
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Taliaferro, J. M. Election of, 1884 . .
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Taliaferro, Jas. L. Col. George Wythe
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Resolutions of Alabama & Connecti-
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Resolutions of Connecticut rel. to,
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Resolutions of Georgia and South
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Resolutions Of Ohio, 1830 10191
Resolutions of Pennsylvania rel. to,
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12790
xvesolutlons of Vermont, 1844.. 12386
Resolutions on, 1828 9970a, 9974
Speech by Jos. C. Cabell on antl-
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Tate, Mr. Election of, 1889 17773
Tate, Benjamin. Index of cases, 1847.
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Call's reports, v. 2 7968*, 7969
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Tate, Joseph H. Notes to Call's reports,
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Tax commission. Report, 1911
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Report on state's quota, 1813... 8636
Report on Virgrinla's quota, 1814..
8704
Tax titles In Virgrinia. By A. S. Lanier.
1918 • 20737
Taxation. 1786 741(7
1786 7496, 7618
1787 7676, 7637
1812 8690
Act, 1791 7786
Act, 1792 7773
Act, 1798 7920
Act concerning: arrearages, 1817.8935
Act for, 1782 7341
Act imposing, 1844 12483
Act rel. to, 1812 8589
Act rel. to, 1813 8680, 8681. 8682
Act rel. to, 1814 8763, 8764, 8765
Act rel. to, 1816.. 8866. 8867, 8868, 8869
Act tel. to, 1818 9079
Act rel. to. 1843 12302, 12303
Act rel. to assessment of. 1882.. 17062
Address by A. F. Thomas, 1914 , . 21026
Amendment to report of committee,
1867 15620
Amendments to bill rel. to, 1848.13106
Amount of, 1847 1S023
Amount of capitation, 1871-1880...
16791
Amount of income tax, 1876..,, 16464
Amount of license tax, 1876 .... 16464
Amount of poll tax, 1876 16464
Amount paid, 1885 17425
Amount paid by railroads, 1889.17814
Arrearages due by banks, 1899.. 18671
Arrearages of taxes. 1782 to 1807..
8246
Assessed. 1840, 1850 13503
Assessments for schools, 1907.. 19623
Taxation. — Cont.
Assessments of public service corpo-
rations, 1910 2026S
Assessment of railroad properties,
1916 21104
Assessor's report on, 1819 9180
Attorney general's opinion on fran-
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Auditor's circular rel. to, 1834.. 10798
Auditor's communication rel. to.
1912 20430
Auditor's instructions, 1867.... 15569
Auditor's instructions to commission-
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Auditor's notice, Aug. 4, 1779 7182
Auditor's report rel. to Increase of,
1861 14738
Auditor's report rel. to omitted taxes,
1916 21373
Auditor's statements, 1902 1913
Auditor's statement rel. to. 1883..
17203
Auditor's statement rel. to, 1901..
18962, 18963
Balances due from cities and counties,
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Bill, 1797 7898
Bill concerning arrearages. 1817..
8934
Bill Imposing. 1844 12424
Bill imposing, 1848 13105
Bill imposing, 1864 15317
Bill rel. to, 1813 8676, 8677. 8671
Bill rel. to, 1816 8856, 8858
Bill rel. to, 1818 9076. 9077. 9078
Bill rel. to, 1820 9280
' Bill rel. to, 1821 9346
BUI rel. to, 1823 *M4
Bill rel. to, 1824 9695
Bill rel. to, 1826 9668. 9680
Bill rel. to, 1827 9861
BUI rel. to, 1828 9962
Bill rel. to, 1829 10042
Bill rel. to, 1830 10246
Bill rel. to, 1831 103«<
Bill rel. to, 1832 10496
Bill rel. to, 1833 106S7
Bill rel. to, 1834 10762
BUI rel. to, 1836 1088S
Bill rel. to, 1836 11016
BiU rel. to, 1838 llSlt
BUI reL to, 1839 11340, 11447,
11460, 11461, 11530, 1162^
BiU rel. to, 1840 11627. 11667.
11663, 11699, 11741
Bill rel. to, 1841 11891
Bill rel. to, 1842... 12043, 12082. 12083,
12099, 121807 12131
BiU rel. to. 1843 12S40
Bill rel. to, 1846 12605
BUI rel. to, 1846 12871
Bill rel. to licenses, 1864 1S380
BiU rel. to non-payment of, 1823.9500
BUI rel. to venders of patent medi-
cines, 1843 12263
Bill to correct assessment, 1864...
15287
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Va., 1916 21488
Capitation. 1881 16886
Capitation, 1884 17467
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Chesapeake & Ohio railroad co., 1871.
16939
Circular rel. to county and district
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Collateral Inheritances, devises and
bequests, 1«43 12271
CoHectlon of, 1807 8250
Collection of taxes from Insolvents,
1845 12S16
Collectors of delinquent taxes, 1883.
17199
Communication from auditor ret. to
taxes paid in coupons, 1874,, 16171
Communication from governor rel. to,
1871 15946
Communication of auditor rel. to de-
linquent, 1878 16625
Communication of auditor rel. to de-
linquent taxes, 1883 17128
Communication rel. to direct tax of
U. S., 1893 18124
Communication rel. to payment of, in
notes, 1841 11813
Comparative increase or decrease,
1884 17468
Deeds, wills, 1843 12270
Delinquent, 1881 16897
Delinquent, 1906 19627
Delinquent capitation, 1907 19696
Delinquent poll ta;tes, 1876.... 16444
Delinquent tax law. By W. H. Werth,
1898 18631
Delinquent taxes, 1902 19114
Direct tax of U. S.. 1891 17916
Donolune's letter rel. to tax reform,
1915 21067, 21088
Equalization, by W. H. Sands, 1914,
21026
Equalization of taxes. Message of
governor rel. to, 1910 J0093
Extracts from proceedings of con-
ference, 1913 20779
For schools, 1876 16327
Governor's address on, 1916.... 21348
Governor's letter rel. to, Feb. 16,
1820 9180
Governor's message, 1893
18067, 18099
Governor's message rel. to direct tax
of U. S., 1893 18063
Governor's message rel. to, 1912.20424
Governor's message rel. to tax re-
form, 1916 21064
History of taxation In Va. By Edgar
Sydenstrlcker, 1916 21396
Howe's tax commissions, 1916.. 21290
Increased assessment of railroads,
1907 19702
Information rel. to collectors, 1882..
17014
Insolvent taxes. 1881 16975-17006
Is s girt of money taxable as income.
By C. B. Garnett. 1916 21441
Land. 1830, 1840, 1848 13489
L,and. Amt. assessed by counties,
1846 12639
Land and property, 1848 13116
LAnds, 1812 8573-8676
Law, 1801 8044
Law process, 1798 7914
Law rel. to arrearage In, 1817.. 9008
Laws, 1859 14662
Laws rel. to, 1871 16993
Laws rel. to, 1900 18810
Laws rel. to, 1908 19896
Laws rel. to commissioners, 1858..
14436
I.aw8 rel. to commissioners and col-
lectors of revenue, 1878 16107
Laws rel. to commissioners of reve-
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Laws rel. to duties of commissioners
Taxation.— Cont.
of revenue and of county and city
treasurers, 1910 20266
Laws rel. to public revenue, I860..
14688
Laws rel to revenue, etc., 1874 . .
16224
Laws, etc., rel. to revenue commis-
sioners, 1821 9367
Laws rel. to revenue commissioners,
1878 16735
Letter of auditor rel. to assessment,
1874 16231
Letter rel. to Interest on state debt,
,1878 16616
Licenses, 1865-56 14182
Liquor, 1878 16624
List of delinquent lands, 1834....
10786, 10787
List of taxable poll<' 1866 .,..16666
Livestock, 1862 13835
May a s.ate be enjoined from col-
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1883 17236
Message of governor rel. to, 1914..
20820, 20861
Message of governor rel. to equaliza-
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Minor's law of titles, 1898 18640
Moffett register liquor law, 1877 . .
16633
Municipalities 21289
National bank shares. By John W.
Daniel, 1881 16971
Non-payment of, 1806 8210
Of assets of Insolvent banks, 1916..
J1098
Of confederacy, 1863 161B8
Of corporations, 1861 14990'
Of merchants. 1842 12136
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On oysters, 1884 17446
On patent oyster tongs, dredges, etc.,
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Poll, 1895 18343
Property. 1830, 1840. 1848 13489
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Protest against, 1814 8720
Railroads falling to pay taxes, 1886
17417
Receipts and disbursements of each
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Reduction of and remedy, by W. H.
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Report rel. to. 1867 14304
Report on, 1869 14648, 14666
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Report of joint com., 1914
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Revenue laws, 1833 10693
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Statement of delinquent capitation
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Statement of delinquent taxes, 1887
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Statement of suits brought against
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Statement of unpaid capitation tax,
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17661
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16636
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Communication rel. to personal prop-
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Communication rel. to school fund,
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Communication rel. to treasury, 1873
16034
Compensation to county oOldals, 1877
16666
Correspondence rel. to Chesapeake
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16547
Executive expenditures, 1877.. 16662
Expenses of penitentiary, 1864-1877
16564
Laws rel. to public revenue, 1873..
16107
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Report. 1866 15437
Report, 1866 1B520
Report, 1871 16949
Report. 1872 16046
Report. 1873 16190
Report, 1874 16283
Report. 1876 16372
Report, 1876 16464
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Report. 1878 16696
Report. 1879 16801
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Statement of. 1871 15900
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Letter rel. to Cumberland road, 1834.
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Letter rel. to expungringr from journal
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Message, 1834 10697, 10712, 10769
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Maryland boundary 16089
Opinions rel. to Exchange bank of
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Report of committee rel. to message
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Telegraph line. Bill rel. to construc-
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Spotswood's expedition, 1896 184B9
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Inspected. Duty on, 1843 12212
Investigations. By B. H. Mathewson,
1908 19916
Laws rel. to Inspection, 1806... 8217
Leaf. Report on, 1908 19833
Leaf. Report, 1909 19956-19958
Nicotine In 18411
Ploughing In grreen crops for,..lT716
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Tobacco. — Cont.
Public. Sales of, 1792 7752
Public Sales of, 1793 7778
Public. Sales, 1794 7797
Public. Sales, 1796 7825
Public. Sales, 1796 7847
Receivable for taxes, 1787 7666
Received for taxes, 1794 7797
Received for taxes, 1796 7826
Received for taxes. .••••• "»*
Received at treasury, 1797 :I|51
Rel. to colonial money 16605
Report, 1912 IggJI
KJt- of auditoV rei: to:' im: -10032
Report of committee rel. to o^Jj^'f
Report rei.' 'to lii's'p'e'c'tion' laws, 1876^
Resolutions of Missouri rel. to, pro-
posed, 1843 \-:-^}lll
Resolutions of Tennessee rel. to duty
on 1841 11808
Roso'lutions"rel. to destruction of,
Jggl H>** .1*»S«
Revenue'f'rom, 1886 ;i;l""^
Revenue from taxation on, l*^Ji;..
Revenue from tax on^^l814, U^15.. ^^
Sales 1788 16it
Shipment in "vessels belonffing to the
British, 1782 ,"|6
Statement rel. to, 1840 11672
Surplus, 1803 "36
Surplus. 1816 •«"?
Taxation, 1875 16341
Tax on. 1863 ■•ilw^*^"
Ten years' experiments with tobacco.
By E. H. Mathewson, 1914 ..21054
Tests of tertlllxers on, 1892 18044
Test of fertilizers on, 1893 1'lJL*
Tobacco growing in Va. By J.. M.
Barker. 1899 ...18726
Warehouses, etc. By Wm. U Royall,
1877 16605
Warehouses. List of, 1806 8217
Warehouses. Report of committee
on, 1826 v;'*y
Work at the tobacco stations. By E.
• H. Hatthewson, 1909 20065
Toehman, O. Bulletin rel. to immigra-
tion, 1869 16784
Letter from, 1842 11964
Report of committee rel. to memorial
of, 1869 16716
Tod, J. ivennedy. W. Va. debt settle-
ment, 1898 18638
Todd, M. M. R. Trade with western
states, 1845 12714
Toler, Richard H. ...11297. 11807, 12052
Amendment to bill establishing: Ap-
pomattox county, 1844 12421
Bill rel. to James river and Kanawha
canal, 1845 12631
Bill rel. to turnpike road company,
1841 11838
Toll brldgres. Acts to establish. . .8288
Bill rel. to taxation of, 1841 ...11882
James river, 1814 8706
List of, 1839 11392
Toll-aratherers. Bill, 1844 12409
Bill rel. to, 1843 12268
Bill rel. to oaths from, 1842 ...12100
Tollhouses. Bill rel. to purchase of
land for, 1841 11844
Tolls. Bill rel. to frauds in payment
of, 1842 12100
Tolls. — Cont.
Ijetter of government rel. to U. S.
claims for, 1846 12904
Petition rel. to levying of, 1846..
12772
Report rel. to tariff of, 1856 14176
Tom (slave). Letters of governor rel.
to commutation of sentence, 1862
13571
Tomato blight and rot in Va. By How-
ard S. Reed, 1911 20414
Tomato culture. By L L. Corbett, 1912
20629
Tomato hybrids, inheritance in. By H.
L Price and A. W. Drinkard, jr.,
1908 19918
Tomatoes. By C. M. Bradbury, 1905
19383
Chemical composition, 1890 ...17905
Field testa 17906
Varietal study of. By H. L. Price
and A. W. Drinkard, Jr., 1908 . . .
19916
Tomlin, Harrison B 13442
Report on res. of. 1861 14697
Report on salt, 1863 15063
Res. rel. to secession, 1861 14696
Salt contract. 1864 15399
Tomlinson, Joseph. Address to free-
holders of Ohio CO., 1809 8383
Tompkins, Christopher. Address, 1908
19875
Argument rel. to state funds for
professional education, 1901.. 19041
Report, 1896 18371
Reports, 1896, 1897 . . . .- 18662
Reports, 1898, 1899 18717
Tompkins, J. M. Address, 1911.. 20307
Tompkins, James L 1907 19677
Tompkins and Noel. Catalog of the
University of Virginia. 1837.. 11249
Tompkinson, Henry. See Kercheval,
Samuel.
Tonnage. Statement rel. to, 1862 . . .
13849, 13850
Torrence, W. C. Bibl. of colonial Va. . .
19807, 19937
Report, 1908 19873
Report, 1909 20008b
Torrens system. By E. P. Cox and
others, 1905 19410
By B. C. Massie. 1901 18804
By R. C. Walker, 1916 21441
Due process of law and the Torrens
system. By D. C. O'Plaherty, 1903
19235
Tort, plaintiff's representative In ac-
tions for. Bill rel. to, 1891... 17941
Torts. Liability of infants for. By Da-
vid H. Leake, 1897 18454
Toulmln, H 8077
Towles, William B 18234
Towns. Aggregate levies, 1876.. 16464
Corporation taxation, 1911 ....20392
Elections of officers, 1902 19090
Indebtedness of, 1876 16424
List of incorporated, 1906 19566
List of Incorporated. 1907 19694
List of incorporated, 1908 ....19894
List of Incorporated, 1909 20027
List of incorporated, 1910 20245
List of incorporated, 1911 20389
List of Incorporated. 1912 20624
List of Incorporated. 1914 21020
List of incorporated, 1915 21278
Organisation and government of, 1901
19013, 19019
Reports of mayors, 1901 18967
Terms of officers, 1901 19028
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List of, 1869/70 15772
List of, 1870 15860
List of. 1»V1 15962
List of, 1872 16064
List of, 1874 16207
Toy. Crawford Howell. Sketch of, 1897
18586
A stuv-ent's view of the University
in 1852-1856, 1915 ..21296
Trade. Essay on laws of, 1839. .11537
Internal. Memorial to legrlslature
rel. to, 1839 11?S?
Trade marks. Act for, 1903 19234
List of. 1903 19241
List of. 1904 193JI
List of. 1906 19423
List of. 1906 19565
List of, 1907 19694
List of, 1908 19894
List Of. 1909 20027
List Of. 1910 20246
List Of, 1911 20889
List Of, 1912 20624
List Of, 1916 21278
Trade unions. 1900 1'lll
1901 18898
1902 19126
Trade with western states. Letters
rel. to, 1846 12714
Trader's act. By J. F. Minor, 1907..
. 19677
Traders bank. Statements, 1860, 1861
14934
Trans-Allegha'ny bank. Statement.
1854, 1866 14125
Transportation. Bill rel. to army sup-
plies. 1864 16322
By railroads in confederacy, 1863..
16040
Communication rel. to chargres, 1864
15374
Confederate Bovernmental control
over railroads, 1863 16078
Davis' letter rel. to railroad, 1863..
16062
Maps showing facilities for, 1889..
17863
Of neeroes, 1867 14311
Report on cost of, on James river and
canal, 1845 12720
Transported convicts, 1820-1830. .10191
1827 9824
1843 12194
Bill rel. to, 1839 11492
Statement, 1819 10324
Statement, 1852 13675
Statement for 20 years, 1840... 11786
Trautwine, John C. Letter rel. to in-
ternal improvement, 1839. .. .11301
Treason. St. G. Tucker on, 1803.. 8108
Treasurer, 1776 6999
Accounts, 1777 7043, 7071, 7079
Accounts, 1778 7108, 7112
Accounts, 1779 7169, 7165, 7214
Accounts, 1780 7236
Accounts, 1781 7308
Accounts, 1782 7332
Accounts 1783 7373, 7376
Accounts, 1784 7421
Accounts, 1785 7460
Accounts, 1786 7600, 7503
Accounts, 1787 7532
Accounts, 1788 7614, 7617, 7626
Accounts, 1789 7647, 7668, 7648
Accounts 1790 7684, 7694
Accounts, 1791 7709, 7717
Accounts, 1792 7761
Treasurer. — Cont.
Accounts, 1793 7777. 7783
Accounts, 1794 7796
Accounts 1795 7824
Accounts, 1796 7845
Accounts, 1797 7880
Accounts, 1798 7899e
Accounts, 1799 7947
Accounts, 1800 7979
Accounts, 1801 8012
Accounts, 1802 8060
Accounts, 1803 8084
Accounts, 1804 8118
Accounts, 1805 8142
Accounts, 1806 816S. 8164
Accounts, 1807 8226
Accounts, 1808 8276
Accounts, 1812 8560. 85(1
Accounts, 1813 8646. 8648
Accounts, 1814 8701, 8718, 8740
Accounts, 1817 8967. 8»<1
Accounts, 1821 9329, M47
Accounts, 1822 9411, 9433
Accounts, 1823 9486, 9510
Accounts, 1826 9619, 9(86
Accounts, 1826 9727. 9785
Accounts, 1827 9869
Accounts, 1830 10201
Accounts, 1831 10312
Accounts, 1832 10603
Accounts, 1833 10551, 106(7
Accounts, 1834 10731
Accounts, 1836 10848, 108S9
Accounts, 1836 109S6
AccounU, 1838... 11109, 11226. 11>(«,
11847
Accounts, 1839 11374, 11513
Accounts, 1840 11R52, 11(93
Accounts, 1841 1!7:!7, 11906
Accounts, 1842 11951, 1:;<>07, 12108
Accounts, 1843 i:2"7, 12294
Accounts, 1844 12325, 12470
Accounts, 1845 12r,i4, 12(77
Accounts, 1846 12T ' T. 12108
Accounts, 1847 19, 12961
Accounts, 1848 1: 1. 13086
Accounts, 1849 .» Ijii9, 132(1
Accounts, 1850 1SI60. 13378
Accounts, 1852 13786, 138((
Accounts, 1869 14589
Accounts, 1860 14497
Accounts, 1879 1(795
Accounts, 1897 18(42
Accounts. See a'so Treasurer. Re-
port.
Auditor's settlement with, 1884..
174(4
Bill rel. to, 1840 11677
Bill rel. to duties of, 1890 17901
Books and papers in office, 1785..
7461
Communication from grovernment reL
to. 1874 ^..18162
Communication rel. to bonds, 1883..
17196
Communication rel. to Chesapeake
and Ohio canal co., 1852 13762
Communication rel. to deposit of
public money, 1837 11072
Communication rel. to direct tax
from U. S 1893 18124
Communication rel. to employees...
1852 13777
Communication rel. to express com-
panies, 1893 18123
Communication rel. to loan to the
state, 1842 11983
Communication rel. to missing cou-
pons, 1878 1((8(
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Treasurer. — Cont.
Communication rel. to receipts, 1870-
1875 16355
Communication rel. to safe-keepingr
of bonds. 1876 16443
Communication rel. to state bonds,
1853 13903
communication rel. to state bonds,
1874 16236
Communication rel. to state deposits,
1884 17274
Communication rel. to Vlrgrinla mili-
tary institute, 1863 13926
Correspondence with Banic of Vir-
ginia and Farmers' bank of Vir-
ginia, 1821 9290
Corresponaence witli Mechanics bank
at New York, 1838 11127
Correspondence with Northwestern
bank of Virginia, 1838 11176
Correspondence with U. S. secretary
of the treasury, 1838 11127
Defalcation of. 1883 17083
Election of, 1906 19452
Expenditures for funding debt, 1879
„ 16784
.Foreign insurance companies' bonds,
i871 15940
Forged obligations of state, 1881..
16888
Illegal refunding of state bonds, 1877
16543
Indebtedness, 1899 18706
Indepenaent banks, 1853 13967
Investigation of accounts of, 1819...
9116, 9153, 9122, 9126
Irregularities in accounts of, 1819..
, , , 9103, 9165, 9186
Letter [report] 1806 8154
Li«ltor reL to accounts of James river
company, 1821 9308
Letter rel. to public debt, 1821.. 9296
Letter rel. to receipts and disburse-
ments, 1817 8994
Letter rel. to Chesapeake and Ohio
canal, 1827 9899
Letter rel. to state debt, 1818... 9021
Litter rel. to U. S. deposit, 1836..
Letter to house of del., Feb. 7, 1820
List of clerks in ofllce, 1875. .. .16347
"I'JPJ""" °' attorney general rel. to
J 1902, • 19070
Plan for constitutional currency, . .
T,W.* 1--V; 16242, 16260
Public funds in deposit banks, 1867
Receipts and disbursements, 1814..
8738
Receipts charged on books of audi-
tor, 1907 19591
Report, 1811 8452
Report, 1814 87S9
Report, 1815 8770, 8803
Report, 1816 8874, 8886, 8896. 8918
Report, 1817 8948
Report, 1818 9022, 9023, 9043
Report. 1819 9112, 912s
Report, l<i20 ...9208. 9228, 9189, 9245
Report, 1821 931O
Report, 1822 9399
Report, 1823 9472
Report, 1824 9686
Report, 1825 9642
Report. 1826 9743
Report. 1827 9826
Report. 1828 9919. 9920
Report, 1829 10024. 10028
Treasurer. — Cont.
Report, 1830 10193
Report. 1831 10313
Report. 1832 10461, 10477
Report, 1833 10593
Report, 1834 10714
Report. 1835 10821
Report. 1839 11270, 11382, 11387
Report. 1840 11663
Report. 1841 11744
Rpport. -1842 11963
Report. 1843 12179
Report. 1844 12333
Report. 1846 12519
Report, 1846 12745
Report, 1847 12982
Report, 1848 13116
Report, 1849 13278
Report. 1860 13390
Report, 1862 13632, 13790
Report, 1863 13934
Report, io64, 1855 14111
Report, 1867 14326
Report, 1869 14624. 14527
Report, 1860, 1861 14926
Report, 1663 16217
Report, 1866 15438
Report, 1866 16519, 15633
Report. 1867 16562
Report, 1868 16655
Report, 1869 16783
Report, 1870 16863
Report. 1871 15950
Report. 1872 16047
Report, 1873 16192
Report, 1874 16285
Report, 1876 16374
Report, 1876 16466
Report, 1877 16676
Report, 1878 16697
Report, 1879 16803
Report, 1880 16841
Report, 1881 16986
Report, 1882 17026
Report, 1883 ; 17213
Report, 1884 17810
Report, •1886 17464
Report, 1886 17608
Report, 1887 • 17698
Report, 1888 17736
Report, 1889 17837
Report, 1890 17878
Report, 1891 17976
Report, 1892 18014
Report, 1898 18139
Report, 1894 18198
Report, J.896 18369
Report, 1896 18426
Report, 1897 18647
Report. 1898 18611
Report, 1899 18716
Report. 1900 18777
Report. 1901 ; 18894
Report. 1902 19120
Report. 1908 19193
Report, 1904 19278
Report. 1906 19864
Report, 1906 19496
Report. 1907 19630
Report. 1908 19804
Report, 1909 19932
Report, 1910 20138
Report. 1911 20290
Report, 1912 20490
Report, 1913 20661
Report, 1914 20870
Report, 1916 21109
Report. See also Treasurer. Ac-
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16628
Report of com. on ofHce of, 1883..
17188
Report of committee on securities in
office of, 1887 17690
Report of committee rel. to double
funding: and abstraction of state
bonds, 1878 16693
Report on banks, 1838 11127
Report on office of, 1857 ^ 14381
Report on office of, 1861 14898
Report on office of, 1864 1S202
Report on office of, 1879 16786
Report on office of. 1881.. 16896, 16929
Report rel. to, 1866 15429
Report rel. to office of, 1886 ...17407
Report rel. to receipt of proceeds of
sales of public lands by, 1844..
12475, 12476, 12481
Report rel. to Va. and Carolina R. R.
CO., 1886 17366
Settlement, 1907 19693
Settlement with auditor, 1896.. 18340
Sinking fund default. 1874 16147
Spurious bonds, 1881 16919
State of treasury, 1804 8118
Statement, 1787 7663
Statement, 1884 17326
Statement of amount of coupons re-
ceived for taxes, 1887 17602
Statement of monthly balances, 1872.
16027
Statement of public debt, 1871.. 15896
Statement rel. to surplus revenue of
U. S., 1839 11396
Statement rel. to forged warrants,
1862 15038
Statement rel. to matured coupons,
1871 16908
Statement rel. to Virarlnia'a quota of
public money, 1837 11076
Status of, 1893 18089
Supplemental report, 1869 16666
Table of receipts on auditor's books,
1895 18338
Tax notice, July 10, 1786 7618
Warrants drawn on, 1896 .... 18339
Warrants drawn upon by auditor,
1907 19592
Warrants on, for schools, 1896.18363
Treasurers, city and county. Attorney
general's opinion, 1912 20443
Defaulting, 1876 16469
Delinquent. Action rel. to, 1879 . . .
16758
Delinquent. List of, 1891 17971
Duties of, 1908 19896
Indebtedness of, 1896 18322
I>aw8 rel. to, 1898 18689
Laws rel. to duties of, 1910 20266
List of, 1899 18744
List of, 1904 19348
Revenue for local purposes, 1901..
18970
Salaries of, 1916 21831, 21371
Status of accounts of, 1893. .. .18122
Veto message, 1912 20442
Treasury. Amount due for public lands,
1885 17361
Amount paid in satisfaction of judg-
ments. 1838 11134
Amounts refunded, 1907 19620
Amounts returned on account of
over-payments, 1907 19607
Auditor's letter pel. to, 1879 16767
Bonus received from banks, 1838.
Deficit of J. Preston, 1819.. 9101, 9126
Treasury. — Cont.
Documents rel. to, 1819 9118
llltl
Finances, 1889 17850
Financial condition of, 1867
14317, 143M
Financial operations, 1896 1838S
Laws rel. to, 1886 17415
Letter of governor pel. to, 1819...
9164
Operations of, 1887 17605
Overpayments refunded, 1895.. 18357
Report of committee reL to illegal
drafU, 1884 17481
Statement of, 1861 14747
Synopsis. 1866 14107
Synopsis of condition, 1861 14923
Synopsis of financial condition. 1864.
15358
Warrants on, 1857 143(6
Warrants upon, 1884 17489
Treasury notes. Communication from
auditor rel. to, 1864 15200
To protect from depreciation. 1864.
15S9S
Treat, Morgan. Election of, 1901..
18976, 18977. 18978
Treaties. As sources of international
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Great Brualn, 1783 7430
Ratmcatlon of 7884
Treaty making power. By Walter
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Trent, Edward W 8706
Trent, John A. Bill for relief of heirs
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Trent, Wm. P. The need of further
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Trent, Wilkinson & Old 7069
Trespass. Bill rel. to, 1889 11486
Bill rel. to, 1845 11594
Trial by Jury. 1808 8107
Bill rel. to, 1827 9864
Trials. Bill rel. to, 1839 11468
Bill rel. to, 1846 12678
Commitments for 12890
Criminal. Bill rel. to. 1845 11(18
Right of trial. Resolutions of New
Hampshire rel. to, 1844 11863
Trial of offenses committed out of
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Trigg, C. Amendment to report on leg-
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Triplett, captain. Letter reL to, 1862.
16071
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10209
Letter rel. to military lands. 1825..
9(68
Letter rel. to military land claim-
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Triplett, William S. Contract with
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Tripudic accent and phythin... .. 10061
Tpoops. Bill to opganlre, ^i^iiii'lsiti
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Trowbridge, A. S. Letter, 18(1... 111(9
Truck experiment station. BuUettai,
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Truck experiment station. — Cont.
Bulletin. 1912 20527-20529
Bulletin. 1913 20692
Bulletin. 1916 21158-21161
InvestlKatlons. 1914 ....20912-20915
Report, 1909 19961-19963
Trucking. 1880 16857
In tidewater. By A. Jeffers, 1893.
18144
Trucks and vegetables. 1902 .... 19122
Trust companies. Laws rel. to, 1910.
20218
Defects In. By A. K. Montrose, 1910.
20221
Trust deeds. Bill rel. to. 1837..
11083. 11093
Bill rel. to. 1841 11826
Bill rel. to, 1843 12228
Trust estates. Liability to debtors of
beneflctary, 1882 17063
Prescribed method of conveyance in,
1882 17053
Trust-fund doctrine, Limitations of. By
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Trustees. Bill amending act author-
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Bill for relief of securities of, 1844.
12445
Commissions. Bill regulating, 1843.
12228
Trustees of schools 20568
Trusts. By Jackson Guy 18399
Legal title in case of satisfied trusts.
By Gordon Paxton, 1903 19236
Trusts. By John Goode, 1902.... 19162
By John Hunter, 1897 18464
Truth. By Wm. H. Echols, 1913.. 20781
Tubeauf, P. P. dc 12345
Tuberculosis. 1908 19885
By E. P. Niles. 1894 18242
Catechism. 1910 20240
Catechism for beginners. 1911.20380
Catechism for beginners. 1912....
20606
Catechism for beginners. 1913 ....
20747
Catechism for beginners., 1914.. 20999
Catechism for young people. .. .21262
Control of. in dairy herds, 1911 . . .
20343
In dairy herds. Statutes rel. to, 1914.
20934
In dairy herds of state. Report on
control of, 1916 21184
Koch test. By E. P. Niles, 1893.18180
Report of state board of charities,
1910 20158
Treatment of bovine tuberculosis.
By N. S. Mayo and Wm. Kerr, 1912.
20646
War on consumption and recent
health notes, 1909 20022
Tuckahoe and James River railroad co.
Reports. 1842, 1872, 1873, 1897, 1898,
1900, 1901, 1910 21999
Tucker, Beverly D. Ode by, 1899.18755
"Speech, 1912 20627
Tucker, Beverly D.. Jr. Undergradu-
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Tucker, George. Canal commissioner,
, 1811 8482
Letter to governor rel. to state and
to University students, 1833 ..10589
Sketch of, 1904 19361
Tucker, Henry St. George. Commen-
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Tucker, Henry St. George. — Cont.
Commentaries on the laws of Va.. v. 1.
1836 il059
Commentaries on the laws of Va., v. 2,
1837 11101
Commentaries on laws of Va., v. 1
and 2, 3d ed., 1846 12930, 12931
Judge 10396,
10526, 10683, 10904, 11047, 11049,
11096, 11531, 11707. 11927. 12140
Lectures on constitutional law, 1843.
1231S
Opinion In case of Selden & others vs.
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1837 11102
Sketch of 18399
Sketch of 19351
Tucker, Henry St. Geo. Have the corpo-
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Tucker, John Randolph. Attorney gen-
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By R. T. Barton, 1897 18574
Communication rel. to terms of state
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Confederate taxes, 1863 16158
The Judges Tucker 1839)
Opinion rel. to Mt. Vernon ladles' as-
sociation, 1891 17987
Report. i857 14334
Report, 1859 14636
Report, 1861 14944
Report. 1864 15363
Report on Chesapeake & Ohio canal
CO., 1860 14616
Report on Parsons' case, 1866... 14095
Report on water power. 1859.. ..14573
Report rel. to case of J.TParsons..
14179
Report rel. to subjection of aliens to
military duty, 1861 14968
Report rel. to W. P. Rucker's trial,
„18«2 15038
Tax on tobacco, 1863 16139
Tucker, John Randolph, Jr. Article
rel. to suability of a state, 1884 . .
Contracts of guaranty. 1887 . . . 17726
Deed of trust on store fixtures, 1897.
The deeds of trust puzzle 18399
State statutes rel. to Interstate com-
merce. 1906 19555
Tucker. St. George. Editor Blackstone's
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8106, 8107, 8108
^ISi;!* '"^ behalf of Nelson heirs.
1822 10408
"^""''5Sii--^HJ?' ^«*<' '128. 8130, 8197,
T .»'^'^ ..*5?5*-. 8*53, 8410a, «47«
Letter of dedication to 7169
Letter of resignation, 1811 8474
Reviser 7804
Sketch of 18899
Tucker v. Cocke. 1823 '.'. . 9521
Tuckpr county. Election of Samuel
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Turner, S. T. Election of, 1904 . . . 17269
Turner, W. H. Election of, 1883.. 17147
Turner, Z. Funding state debt, 1871.
16991
Speaker, 1869 15677
Speaker, 1870 16812
Turnips. 1870 16857
Turnpike companies. Bill rel. -to incor-
poration of, 1839 11484
Bill rel. to incorporation of, 1843..
12255
Report on incorporation, 1816 ..8936
Reports, 1889 17848
Second auditor's report on, 1824.9669
Turnpikes. Act to establish 8288
Engineer's report on, 1831 10328
From Tenn. line to James Sc Kanawha
improvement, 1833 10628
From Thornton's gap to Warrenton,
„1833 10631
Revenue from, 1859 14659
Statement rel. to, 18a 14353
Turpin, Henry. Election of, 1871.15903
Turpin, Philip 7744, 7823
Turpin, W. G. Report on James river
and Kanawha canal, 1871 15983
Tuttle, Albert H. Biological sciences
In high school, 1908 19899
By Wm. A. Kepner. 1918 20782
Diseases of cattle, 1891 17981
History and meaning of degrees, 1^2.
20632
Tuttle, Kate A. The first bell and clock
of the University, ..aii 1876S
Two Mile creek 12974
Tj^ River and Blue Ridge turnpike co.
Reports, 1828-1847 . . .7 2170S
Tygart's valley river. Report of engl-
_ , neer on, 1826 9r5i
Tyler, A. Jt Dismissal of, 1906.. 19467
Tyler, D. Gardiner. Address, 1911!!
2041 7
Tyler, J. D. Report, 1843 12184
Report, J844 12839
Report, 1846 12636
Report, 1846 12761
Report, 1847 12986
Report, 1848 13120
Tyler, J. Hoge. Communication rel. to
railroad assessments, 1899... 18686
Communication rel. to Southern Ap-
palachian forest reserve bill, 1901.
18886, 18843
Correspondence rel. to seal of Va.,
„ 1«99 • • • • 18676
Correspondence with gov. of Mary-
land rel. to oyster boats, 1899..
18683. 18704
Inaugural address, 1897 18687
Inaugural address, 1898 18616
Letters and public papers of, 1898-
1902 18628
List of pardons, 1897 18614
List of pardons, 1899.... 18686, 18708
List of pardons, 1901 18848
Message, 1899 18669, 18674,
18693. 18697. 18738
Tyler, J. Hoge. — Cont.
Message, 1901 18834, 18842.
18856, 18874
Message rel. to cession of territory
in Bristol. Tenn., 1901. .18836, 18844
Message rel. to Colonial water co..
1897 18497
Message rel. to constitutional reform.
1897 18500
Message rel. to location of roadbeds
by railway companies, 1897.. 18529
Message rel. to Norfolk bicycle road
company, 1897 18496
Message rel. to Tennessee boundary,
1901 18836. 18844
President of senate. 1891 17934
President of senate, 1893 18093
Proclamation convening assembly.
1901 18832, 18841
Public debt, 1891 iv»»?
Veto message. 1899 18670.
18677. 18680
Veto message rel. to criminal Juris-
diction of Frederick county and
Winchester, 1897 18499
Veto message rel. to notaries, 1897.
18502
Tyler, John, senior. Circular rel. to
eocheators, 1810 8423
Circular rel. to post office law, 1810.
Circular rel. to sheriffs. 1809 836*
Circular to officers, 1809 8364
Ju^ge 7170a, 7664, 7665
Letter to brigadier generals. May f,
^ 1809 Jjss
Letter to house of del., Dec. 4. 1809.
8)36
Letter to house of del., 1810 8389
Letter to senate, Dec. 3, 1810 8403
Message rel. to education, 1809... 8369
Message to house of del., 1810... 842$
Orders to militia officers reL to insur-
rection of slaves, 1810 8426
Speaker. 1781 .. 7301
Speaker. 1782 7337
Speaker, 1783 7S4S 7870
Speaker, 1784 7392! 7412
Tyler, John, Junior. Commissioner
from Virginia, 1861 1471J
°,'5?I""*'^*"°° ""^l- to interment of.
1861 , ,, 14892
Documents rel. to death of.'isei...
Executive communication rel.^**to
burial of. 1861 14970
Extract from message rel. to Inter-
nal Improvement. 1828 9986
ment, 1914 20836
Governor's message rel. to'unVeilinr
monument to. Ifl4 .7. 20865
Instruction of senators, 1811 8467
H'llT "■*"" '^^«^ Brockenbrough to,
^5<>-i 14771
^4**^r°? y?J*^ °' descents from
a. W. L«igh to 17496
Letter rel. to American colonization
society, 1826 972^
Letter rel. to library, 1826 9692
Letter rel. to library fund, 1826.9744
Letter rel. to reprinting Journal of
house of del., 1826 9786, 9788
Letter rel. to resolution of Va. re-
questing U. S. senate to expunge a
resolution from Its Journetl, 1835..
10893
Letter rel. to Tenn. resolutions on
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Tyler, John, Jr. — Cont.
Message, 1826 9723, 9741, 9782
Proceedings rel. to death of, 1861..
14866
Report as peace conference commis-
sioner, 1861 14732
Report of committee on eligibility of,
1839 11266
Resignation as U. S. senator, 1836.
10869
Speech. May 13th, 1861 14859
Tyler, John W. Judge 13341, 13471
Speaker, 1849 13264
Tyler, Joseph D. Report. 1840... 11B79
Report, 1842 11967
Report, 1849 13289
Report. 1860 13406
Report. 1862 13636
Tyler. Lyon G. By J. S. Wilson, 1916.
21297
Editor, 1908 19926-19928
Editor. 1909 20071, 20074
Editor, 1910 20286-20286
Editor 1911 20417
Editor, 1913 20806-20808
Editor. 1914 21068-21061
Editor, 1916 21317-21319
Editor, 1916 21476
History of William and Hary col-
lege, 1907 19734
Letter rel. to William and Mary col-
lege, 1889 17869
Making of the Union, William and
Mary college's part, 1899 18773
Report, 1889 17840
Report, 1890 17876
Report, 1891 17979
Report, 1893 18142
Report, 1896 18371
Report, 1896, 1897 18662
Reports, 1898, 1899 18717
Reports, 1889-1914 22086
Two hundredth anniversary of Will-
iam and Mary college, 1893... 18194
Tyler, Nathaniel 9763
Tyler, R. H. How to make an unim-
proved 600 acre farm pay, 1898..
Public debt. 1891 17930
Tyler's letters and times of the Tylers.
8369, 8426
Tyler county. Bill rel. to forming new
county from, 1846 12678
Bill rel. to partition of, 1844 12402
Delinquent lands In, 18S4 10787
Election of E. Bee 14601
Notes of N. W. bank of Va., 1841 . .
„ 11813
_ Road, 1833 10699
Tjrphoid fever. 1898 18683
}»" 20613
ilil 20784, 20766
1916 21266
Its prevention in town and country.
TT . . ^ 19884, 20379
Unappreciated source of typhoid In-
fection. By P. B. Barrlnger, 1903.
„ , 19246
University of Virginia, 1867 . . . 14802
"^^A.J"^- **• Case of Josiah Phillips,
1910 30221
"^thables. See Tithables.
unl. J- • • • • 18063
uncommunlcated threats. By S. C. Gra-
ham, 1879 16832
Underwood, Oscar W. Sketch of. 20626
The tendency of our times, 1913..
20782
Underwood, Thomas 9276
Unfeigned issue. By Geo. Bryan, 1897.
18464
Uniformity of laws. By W. P. McRae,
1898 18631
Uniforms. Military, 1806 8207
Militia, 1812 8663
Militia, 1886 17634
Union convention, 1862 Petition rel. to
completion of public works, 1862.
138 16
Union gold mining co. Bill for incor-
poration of, 1833 10646
Union theoltfelcal seminary. Memorial
rel. to, 1899 18696
United agricultural board 20133
Expenditures, 1914 20866
Statement of expenditures, 1912 . .
United nations of the world. By Geo*
united ?tl?e°J.''' "»« ■""«
Account with U. S., 1788 7619
Accounts with Va., 1780 7220
Accounts of Va., 1782 . . Taae
Accounts with Va.. 1784. ..'.'.'.".".' 7394
7399 74%9
Accounts of Va. with, 1786 .... 7«2
Accounts with Va., 1787 .. 7BS1
Accounts of Va. with, 1788 7632
Accounts of Va. with, 1813 8660
Accounts of Va. with. 1814..... 8687
Accounts With Va.. 183''o*'*;.*?"'i§I||
Accounts with Va., 1838 . 11240
yi'%M\Z ^li*"." «"" «— 2"o6°3l
Amount due to Virginia,' 1877! '. .16B68
AmSSSi ^"* }° Virginia 1886 17429
Amount received from U. S bn ac-
count of direct tax, 1895 i«?kk
Amouijt received from!" fo; ' 'endow-
Claims o? Va. igalnst, 1831 .' .' J " " '*^®
SlSiSS S?^''- •^^■^l'"'*' "".'.'.': i\nt
^'?iJrr%flY?2.^»«2i°^*«-«'"-43j"6
>^\°iio!rr"ot,v908^r:e''"'-'''\S
Inven^tory of property seii^' trom
;«4„?s°"o?,"lU'^"°«"||7
Report rel. to claims ag;iiii,-i88i""»
Resolution rel. to, 1807.. "*'^' ^»?|?
Resolution rel. to troops of,'"l86l!f
Resolutions respecting, 1784.. '789!
''Ifg^tt" 1845^'!'''^""^ «\» »
School funds appropriated by,' 1891 .
Virginia's claims against, 1842.. 12012
War with Great Britain, I8I1! 8508
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Bulletin Virginia State Libnury
United States army.
Bill rel. to Virginia volunteers In.
1846 12797
Communication rel. to Vlrgrinia offi-
cers In. 1861 ...14956
Officers who have resigned, 1861...
14799
Officers who resigned from, 1863...
15195
Officers who resigned from, and who
entered Va. forces, 1864 15246
United States attorney general. Opin-
ion rel. to legal quaMflcatlons of
Virginia affairs. 1869 16682
United State bank. See Bank of the
U. S.
United States circuit court. Norfolk
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Va. Are and marine ins. co. vs. state
of Va., 1882 17045
TlUey vs. Savannah, Fla. and western
ry. CO.. -1(181 16973
United States citizens and soldiers*
shield 16263
United States commissioners. Com-
munication from governor of West
Virginia rel. to, 1361 22131
United States congress. Acts in re-
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Acts printed by Virginia. Appendix H.
Acts rel. to District of Columbia,
1790-1831 10403
Elections contested in, 1839 11441.
11439, 11433
List of members. 1908 19894
Resolutions of Qeorgla rel. to, 1841.
11773
Tariff acts, 1831 10467
Veto message rel. to apportionment
of representation. 1901 18S88
United States constitution. See consti-
tution of the U. S.
United States consul at arts. Commun-
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tions of pepple living abroad, 1840.
11675
United States courts. Appropriation to
pay counsel for state, 1886
17369, 17403
United States department of agricul-
ture. Report on Va. soils. 1895..
18374
United States department of state. Or-
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United States district court. Communi-
cation of governor rel. to Jurisdic-
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United States flag. L-etter of Blair
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United States geological survey. Gov-
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United States house of representatives.
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Appendix H
United States military academy. Reso-
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11961
Conn, resolutions. 1843 12177
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United States military philosophical
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14964
United States post office department.
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United States president. Aggregate
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1874 16244, 1C262
Message rel. to elections, 1869.. 16789
Policy toward Confederate States,
1861 14776
Proclamation rel. to vote on consti-
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Report of committee to consult. 1866.
15539
R«rsnUition approving policy of. 1865.
1S4C4
Resolutions of gen. assembly to, 1865.
15457
Resolutions of gen. assembly of Va.
to, 1866 15416
Resolutions of Rhode Island rel. to
election of, 1841 11797
Resolutions rel. to nomination of.
1823 9478
Resolutions rel. to re-eligibility of,
1841 11742a
Va. governor's letter to, 1863... 15102
United States public lands. For educa-
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United States revenue. Bill touching
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Plan for disposition of surplus of.
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Propositions rel. to surplus, 1836.
10956
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10967
Resolutions of Georgia rel. to surplus.
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United States Secretary of agriculture.
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United States secretary of the interior.
Communication rel. to congressional
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United States secretary of the treasury.
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10696
Agreement with Bank of Virginia.
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Communication rel. to federal juris-
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Contract with Bank of Virginia, 1833.
10691, 10695
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Custom house and post office at Alex-
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United States secretary of war.' Com-
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United States sub-treasury. Resolu-
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Boundary line between Virginia and
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Cases in which commonwealth of Va.
is interested, 1876 16439
Citation of Va. to answer a com-
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Citation of Va. to answer a com-
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Commonwealth of Va. vs. state of
West Va., 1905.. 19424, 19426. 19426
A day in the U. S. supreme court. By
Frederick Harper, 1901 18928
Decision In Wheelingr bridge case,
_1852 13694
Decisions on coupon cases, 1885.17426
Dred Scott case, 1867 14312
Green vs. Biddle, 1121 9337
Opinion in Wheeling bridare case of,
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Opinion on U. S. bank law. 1819...
9181 9181a
State corporation commission vs. 6
railroads, 1908 19890
State debt case, 1910 20246-20254
Suffrage cases 1904 19346
Va. state debt, 1909 20028-20046
Va. state debt case, 1911
,.. . • 20390, 20891
Virginia vs. West Vlrgrinia, 1867...
16684
Va. vs. W. Va., 1906 19496,
,r. _. . 19566-19669
Virginia vs. West Virginia, 1907..
,T .. ^ o. . . 19696-19701
United States surplus revenue. Bill rel.
to Virginia's part of, 1837 11087
United States treasury department.
Amount for public lands for Va.
drawn out, 1885 17361
Letter rel. to cession of land to the
U. S. by Va., 1883 17182
^^t^®' "■*'• t° amount deposited with
Virginia, 1836 10926
Report rel. to receipt of proceeds of
sales of lands from, 1844.... 12475,
12476, 12481
United States vice-president. Resolu-
tions rel. to nomination of. 1823..
9478
United States war department. Circu-
lars, 1867 15570
Circulars, 1868 16666
General orders, 1867.... 16671, 16672
General orders, 1868 16667
Letter from accountant to governor.
1812 8664
Troops serving in first military dis-
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Troops serving in first military dis-
■rr ..*'"J'=*l,.^*^' 16668-16673
United States war department, first
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16793
Circulars. 1870 15886
General orders, 1869 16796, 15796
General orders, 1870 16886
Memoranda, 1869 16799. 16801
United States war department. — Cont.
Memoranda rel. to exaction of oaths,
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Registration districts, 1869 16802
Roster of troops. 1869 15803-16807
United States weather bureau. Annual
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Letter rel. to, 1902 19048
Monthly reports, 1897 18606
Summary of reports, 1896 18442
Summary of monthly reports, 1896.
18444
Summary of Va. climate and crop
service reports, 1896 18482
United telephone and telegraph co. Re-
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University college of medicine, Rich-
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state funds for professional educa-
, tion, 1901 19041
University of Virginia. Abstract of en-
actments, 1859 14653
Academic degrees and the university
standard. By Richard Heath Dab-
ney, 1907 19709
Address at opening of Lewis Brooks'
museum, 1878 16788
Address of society of alumni to peo-
ple of Va., 1845 12531
Alumni bulletin, 1894 18234, 18236
Alumni bulletin, 1896 18402-18406
Alumni bulletin, 1896 18468-18461
Alumni bulletin, 1897.... 18583-1(586
Alumni bulletin, 1898 18641-18644
Alumni bulletin, 1899 18763-18766
Bulletin, new series, 1901.18933-18936
Bulletin, new series, 1902.19170-19173
Bulletin, new series, 1903.19242-19246
Bulletin, new series, 1904.19349-19361
Bulletin, new series, 1905.19428-19431
Bulletin, new series, 1906.19570-19574
Bulletin, new series, 1906.19!>70-19674
Alumni bulletin, 1908.... 19897-19900
Alumni bulletin. 1909 20047-20060
Alumni bulletin, 1910 20268-20261
Alumni bulletin, 1911 20395-20399
Alumni bulletin, 1912 20625-20629
Alumni bulletin, 1913 20780-20784
Alumni bulletin, 1914 21027-21031
Alumni bulletin, 1916 21296, 21297
Alumni bulletin, 1916 21469, 21470
Alumni in medical corps of the army.
Amendment to bill for endowment of,
1817 8989, 8990
Amount drawn from literary fund on
account of 1846 ' 12770
Announcements of law dept., 1896.
18462
Appropriations from 1818 to 1863..
13989
The architecture of the University of
Va. By Montgomery Schuyler. 1911.
20399
Auxiliary report. 1870 16888
B bliographles of. 1899 18763
B 11 for establishing. 1816 8937
B 1 for establishing. 1817 8914
Bill for establishment, 1818 9081
Bin rel. to, 1820 jmi
Bill rel. to, 1822 " SJSS
Bill rel. to, 1823 ' ' ' 9499
1!!! r*'-, *° '*'' school of, 1841. .'.'1I866
Mi? '"C'ease salaries of professors,
1864 ,,, 15S09
Board of visitors, 1889 '. . '. 17819
Bulletin of school of Latin, 1910.20262
By J. S. Patton. 1899 18717
^ «Af.*f'®. °\^Jk'Z dedicated. By L. R.
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Bvlletin Virginia State Library
University of Va. — Cont.
Carter's dedication address on Jeffer-
son, 1898 18846
Catalogue, 1826 9718
Catalogue, 1826 9804
Catalogrue, 1827 9894
Catalogue, 1828 9998
Catalogrue, 1829 10076
Catalogue. 1830 10290
Catalogue, 1830-31 10430
Catalogue, 1831-1832 10559
Catalogue, 1833 10694
Catalogue. 1834 10800
Catalogue, 1835 10918
Catalogue, 1836 11066
Catalogue, 1837 11249, 11250
Catalogue, 1838 11362
Catalogue, 1839 11541
Catalogue, 1839-40 11727, 11728
Catalogue, 1840 , 11680
Catalogue, 1841 11938
Catalogue, 1841-42 12160
Catalogue, 1842 11966
Catalogue, 1843 12316
Catalogue, 1844 12502
Catalogue, 1845 12531
Catalogue, 1846 12938
Catalogue, 1847 18057
Catalogue, 1848 13230
Catalogue, 1849 13362
Catalogue, 1850 13484
Catalogue, 1861 13B6S
Catalogue, 1852 13880
Catalogue, 1863 14020
Catalogue, 1854 W087
Catalogue, 1856 14217
Catalogue, 1856 14236
Catalogue, 1857 1442
Catalogue. 1858 14437
Catalogue, 1858/59 14638, 14664
Catalogue. 1859/60 14689
Catalogue, 1861 14932, 15005
Catalogue, 1865 1544s
Catalogue. 1866 " i 15553
Catalogue. 1867 15581
Catalogue 1868 16674
Catalogue, 1869 Jsgol
Catalogue. 1870 '. isgg?
Catalogue, 1871 15994
Catalogue, 1872 ISOil
Catalogue, 1873 16109
Cata ogue. 1874 16307
Catalogue. 1875 1640S
Catalogue, 1875-6 16602
Catalogue, 1877 16610
Catalogue, 1878 16736
Catalogue, 1879 16834
Catalogue, 1880 16866
Catalogue, 1882 17070
Catalogue, 1883 17264
Catalogue, 1884 17338
Catalogue, 1886 17601
Catalogue, 1886 17637
Catalogue, 1887 17728
Catalogue, 1888 17768
Catalogue, 1889 17863
Catalogue, 1890 17902
Catalogue, 1891 18002
Catalogue. 1892 18040
Catalogue, 1898 18176
Catalogue, 1894 18236
Catalosrue, 1896 18406
Catalogue, 1896 18463
Catalogue. 1897 18587
Catalogue. 1898 18645
Catalogue, 1899 18766
Catalogue, 1900 18811
Catalogue, 1901 189SS
University of Va. — Cont.
Catalogue, 1902 1917«
Catalogue, 1903 19243
Catalogue, 1904 19348
Catalogue, 1905 1942S
Catalogue, 1906 19572
Catalogue. 1907 197«
Catalogue. 1908 19902
Catalogue. 1909 20051
Catalogue, 1910 20269
Catalogue, 1911 20402
Catalogue. 1912 20634
Catalogue 1913 20797
Catalogue. 1914 2104J
Catalogue. 1915 21298
Catalogue of exhibits at the James-
town exposition, 1907 19710
Catalogue of the library, 1828 9997
Chairmen of the faculty, 1904... 19351
Chairmen of the faculty. By Jno. S.
Patton, 1906 19576
Communication from chairman of
faculty, 1847 1296S
Communication of directors of lit.
fund rel. to establishment of, 1816.
S875
Coordinate college, 1914 21027
Degrees, changes in requirements for.
By R. M. Dabney, 1907 19707
Donation of W. W. Corcoran to. 1876.
1C418
Enactments for governing. 1825.. 9719
Enactments for government of. 183C.
9747
Enactments for governing, 1827.. 9895
Enactments rel. to government of.
1831 19431
Enactments rel. to government of.
^1838 1 11363
Endowments, 1867-1883 17216
Entrance requirements, 1909-1910..
„ , 1»»«6
Equipment, 1867-1883 17216
Extravagant expenditure of students,
1838 11144
Fire. 1895 . 1849s
Founders' day address by James
Bryce, 1908 19899
Graduating examination in the law
school. By R. C. Minor, 1901.. 18928
Graduates of medical school obtain-
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17671
History of, 1880 16866
Installation of the president. 1905.
19432
Jefferson's report. 1820 9282
Law library 10406. 10406
Lectures on constitutional law for
law class at. 184S 12315
Letter of T. M. Randolph, 1826
9197 9283
Letter of Geo. Tucker rel. to state aid
for university studenU. 1833.. 10589
Letter of Prof. Venable to W. W.
Corcoran rel. to. 1876 16418
Library 13495
List of professors and offlcers, 1838.
Malignant fever at. 1859 14533
Memorial of medical faculty and de-
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examiners. 1862 13611
Play and athletics for Va., 1916.21409
Presentation of Thomas Price me-
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Professorship of agriculture, 1857.
Professorships, 1867-1883 172I6
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Proposed endowment of, 1817 . . . 8963
Proposed modification of plan of gov-
ernment for University of Va.. 1902
19173
Religious activities. 1910....... 20261
Reply to remonstrance rel. to re-
Qulrements for degree of master of
arts. 1892 1«0"
Report, 1817 8»»*
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Report, 1820 '"J
Report, 1821 ""
Report, 1822 »J J"
Report, 1823 "82
Ret>ort. 1824 »"»
Report, 1825 • • • • • »•«*
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Report, 1830 1»1»;
Report. 1831 10"<
Report. 1833 IgfS?
Report, 1834 }»ll^
HeSort. 1835 • 1»||1
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Report, 1840 "»•»
Report, 1841 ""»
Report, 1842 jl?£|
Report. 1843 J"«*
Report, 1844 J||Ji
Report, 1845 •••; J^Jjo
Report, 1846 . 12984
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Report, 1863 Jj?|I
Report 1858, 1859 1*"|
Report 1865 ""?
Report, 1866 •••••,• JgHJ
Report. 1870 "761, 16826
Report, 1872 15996, 16U64
Report. 1873 }«"»
Report, 1874 "2"
Report, 1875 J6j?»
Report, 1876 "<"
Report, 1877 l«o81
Report. 1878 }»J»|
Report. 1879 "IJ"
Report, 1880 J6|*J
Report, 1881 "»"
Report. 1882 "030
Report, 1883 "|J5
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Report, 1890 }lll%
Report, 1891 1"]9
Report, 1893 If J«
Report, 1896 Jl"!
Report. 1897 18B52
Rl?Srt 1899 18702. 18717
Reports, 1883-1914 22096
Report of commissioners to fix site,
rtl8 16809
Report of committee rel. to, 1895..
18276
University of Va. — Cont.
Report of committee on, 1845
12664, 12684
Report of committee rel. to appropri-
ation to, 1846 12631
Report of committee rel. to professor-
ship of agriculture at, 1830 .. 10177
Report of proctor, 1842 11991
Report rel. to annuity of, 1844.. 12372
Report rel. to annuity, 1849 13333
Report rel. to extending usefulness of,
1885 17434
Report on proposed site. 1818
9041. 9082, 9083
Reports of rector and proctor, 1905.
19438
Resolution rel. to. 1834 10784
Resolution rel. to coordinate college,
1914 20814
Revised entrance requirements, 1907.
19706
Sanitary conditions and typhoid fever
at. 1867 14302
Second auditor's statement rel. to,
1842 11986
Semi-centennial catalogue, 1878 . .
16787
Serpentine walls at the University.
19707
Sketch of history of, 1859 14666
Statement rel. to, 1847 12973
Statement of debt 1833 10609
Statement of growth 19W 1970S
Statement of total appropriations for,
up to 1844 12346
Statutory history. .18753^ 18754, 18766
Student riot of 1836. By T. J. W.. 1903.
■ 19245
Student volunteers of 1861. By W. W.
Old, 1907 19704
Students who distinguished them-
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Supplement to laws for, 18347... 10432
University cemetery 19709
University of Virginia in 1829.. 19897
University of Virginia record, 1907.
19711-19714
University of Virginia record. 1908.
19901-19906
University of Virginia record, 1909.
20063-20056
University of Virginia record. 1910.
20269-20274
University of Virginia record, 1911.
20402-20405
University of Virginia record, 1912.
20634, 20635
University of Virginia record, 1913.
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University of Virginia record. 1914.
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University of Virginia record. 1915.
21298-21300
University of Virginia record, 1916.
21471
See also Central college at Char-
lottesville.
Unwritten law. By Lewis H. Machen.
1907 19677
By F. W. Sims, 1907 19677
Upper AppoTnattox co. Amount due.
state, 1881 16928
Report 1812 8616
Report. 1820 9222
Report. 1821 9321
Report, 1822 9408
Report, 1823 9492
Report, 1824 9570
Report, 1826 9645
Report. 1826 9748
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Report, 1827 9830
Reports, 1816-1857, 1869-1863, 1868,
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Report ot second auditor rel. to, 1830.
10218
Report rel. to sale of state's interest
in, 1878 16644, 16682
Statement, 1841 11989
Upper Kanawha river. Railroad from
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Upper Rappahannock telephone and
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22079
Upperville and Manassas Gap plank
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Upshur, A. P. Exposition Va. res. of
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Judge 9881. 9886, 10066.
10267, 10397, 10526, 10683, 10904,
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Letters, 1832 10469
Proposition rel. to house of del., 1829.
lvX2o
Speech on the basis of representation,
lg29 10162
Upshur, Arthur •• 7030
Urbanna Creek toll bridge co. Report,
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Uredospores of ouccinia coronata. By
Howard S. Reed and F. S. Holmes
1912 20641
Usurious consideration. Discussion by
C. Robinson. 1846 •■••:; l**^?
Usurious transactions application ot
payments 17764
Usury. Amendment to laws concern-
ing, 1872 16023
Bill rel. to, 1810 8440
Bill rel. to, 1816 8938, 8939
Bill rel. to, 1817 8969
Bill rel. to. 1818 9084
Bill rel. to, 1819 9183
Bill rel. to, 1820 9284
Bill rel. to. 1844 12413
Bill rel. to, 1846 12668
Bill rel. to proceedings in cases of,
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Bill to amend act against, 1817... 9009
In broker's loans. By Thos. N. Page.
1881 16971
Laws. By John Whipple, 1867.. 14266
Laws. Governor's message, 1867 . . .
14266, 14306. 14410
Laws. Report on, 1867. . .14295, 14380
Proclamation of governor rel. to,
1872 16007
Resolution rel. to ■ constitutional
amendment, 1872 16916
Speech on by George Hay, 1816.. 8939
St. O. Tucker on, 1803 8106
Vacancies in legislature. 1861. . .14947,
14949, 14951
Memorial rel. to filling. 1861... 14953
Vaccination. Circular no. 11. 1899 . . .
18746
Vaccine agent. Letter of, 1843.. 12167
Message of governor rel. to, 1866..
14186
Report, 1846 12743
Report, 1847 13000
Report, 1848 13134
Report of committee on message rel.
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Valdez-Yukon railroad co. Reports,
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Valentine, Jackson L. Charges against.
1883 171»»
Impeachment of, 1883 17162
Valentine museum. List of newspapers
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Valley railroad co. Reports. 1872-1992.
except 1874-1876 22001
Valley railroad co. of Va. Reports,
1903-1916 22001
Valley river. Bill rel. to coastructioo
of bridge across, 1846 13C4S
Valley turnpike company. Bill author-
izing loan to. 1844 12408
Bill rel. to loan to. 1842 1*079
Bill rel. to loan to, 1848 13288
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Reports, 1839-1876 21706
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Report, 1847 13001
Report, 1850 13409
Report. 1862 13646, 138*3
Report, 1853 13947
Report. 1866 14132
-eport. 1867 14346
Van Burensville. Veto message of gov-
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Vance. Abner. Letter of P. Johnson rel.
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1901 18928
Parent's liability for . . . minor
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Vance county, N. C. State line, 1897.
18494, 18538
Va. boundary, 1896 18301
Vandalia company 7156, 7164
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Vanner, Jacob. Imprisonment of. 1863.
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Van Ness. J. P. Letter rel. to public
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Van Winkle & Wiley 8477
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Correspondence of, 1848 13132
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Correspondence rel. to International
exchange, 1861 14984
Letter from, 1846 12791
Letter from, 1848 13076, 131*0
Letter, 1860 1344*
Letter rel. to International ex-
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Letters of, 1863 13918, iSsK
Letters rel. to international ex-
changes, 1862 13648
Report, 1850 134*2
Report. 1852 13769, 1*827
Report, 1865 14**9
Report, 1867 14*75
Report, 1869 14608
Report. 1861 14*12
Report rel. to World's fair, 1855.14190
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Vattemare, A. — Cont. ^, ,
Resolutions rel. to 'ntemftlonal ex-
changre, 1847 • 13039, 1S043
VauKhan.A. J. Election »'. 1841. .11761
VauKhan, R. F. Election of. 1«". 15903
Election of, l««i • • • •; -iiii' ' * ' mil
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Vawter C. E. Address. 1883. .. . . 17218
^P^lt'dent C. W. Dabney. 1904.. 19349
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Report, 188» - 17876
Report 1890 .•••••• i5|?§
Report. 1891 jgl42
Report, 1893 . 18371
Report, 1895 .... 18552
Report. 1897 ; 15717
Va^TrSo^n'ri.- Election of. 1831.. ^^
„ .. ,,., 12166
Report. 1842 • • igggg
Vegetables. 1901 18qq7
&e"v4«Vt able- Warden- ! ! ! • • • • 20912
-"ts\^5ra^i^"^^«fS
Ven^^Me.'chaH-es sV 'bV J- w! M.. m^l-
By F. H. smith, 1896 J|<«J
fe^tw" :f"c»o%corii.- e..^;,o
VenJbT'joS" "e\iand for fugitive
vena" SX^'N f* RVporV on medical^ col-
Re'lfllltJon'rei, tp- banKs: -1838 . .11122
?S-B^Atv-=r«;r4
venditioni exponas. Bill rel. to wrWs
Bin- rel"to ■ iiiei if ■ property under^.
VenilJ-s iien." " Bya W.- WaftUs, m6.
vendue masters. Bill rel. to licenses^
Blif "el.- to iicenses -of.; 1839 .... 11525
BUI rel. to license of. 18*1- ; ; ;; •Jl?i|
VeVb\Tnise"Jt^ Ve^atioi-to^^^^^^^^^
frauds. By ^m. H. Sargeani^^^r^
Verbal sales' and gifts ... . • • • • • ■i,^?A\J
Verdicts, directing. By M. J. Fulton^
v^^r^i^'«^^^^i»-:;:::
^-?lr■of^??lr«°;^.^;!•.^;'^^^^^^
«°r7sX[;sns'=2n8"5'j'7 :°". . ^^i£
KRnaas resolutions, 1855 ■ 14«1»
SttI? of lovernor rel. to resolutions
Meiiage' *rei: ' to kinsks VesoluUons
gliSiSVlSSs'- rlPlo abiiltlin of \^-
ery. 1825 9»25
""•RroYutl^rril. to abolition of slav-
flrv 1827 ' 99*.'*
ResolutionV r'el. to amendment of the
U. S. constitution, 1826. ...... 97ZJ
Resolutions rel. to appropriation of
public land, 1821 ■■•••;• -^A:. S.v
Resolutions of rel. to election^day^
Res^oVutlins rel.' to ■elVctioi' of presi-
Re8o"utions rii." to eligibility of pres-
ident to second term. 1840^. 11568
Resolutions rel. to free speech and
slavery 1836 iw»s«
RlsSnftlon8'rel.-to P. O. dept.. UA2.^^
Resolutions rel. to slavery. 18J|^^i
Resolutions rel. to tariff, etc., 18**^^^
Verse. The origin of verse. By Thos
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Vessels ana water craft. ^ RePort of
committee rel. to taxation, ^^*^^^^
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Veterinarian, state. Report. 1896.W449
Veterinary materia medica 'or /"rmers
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fr»*i tCiooenirpn W E. Cameron, 1881.
Veto messages, w. la. v. ^^ggj, 16909
W. E. Cameron, 1882 .... ...... 1702»
^i7?67''"T7YiT • \fi\y/iiuT\VAk
Will- Vint: m66. 17169 17172
^7^69^'^';?5?2°,• \%;i.;.im2!' §%
F. W. k. Holliday, "TS-^..-^ "V,",!
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J. L. Kemper, 1874 IVg^M, uVm
F.Lee. 1888 "«2B. "«"
P. W. McKinney, 1890 1T7J|
P. W. McKlnney._^1891 . . ...... • 17945
w H -Munn 1910 20091, ZOll».
W. H. Mann. i»i« ^^^^^ ^0121
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18885. 18886, 18887, 18888
^- •'• **°r9'o%T'ml4v-i-9bV7:- \l^-
19072. 19092. 19103, 19107
n T O'Fprrall 1893 18071,
*^- ^- ° 18074 •18077. 18080 18086
18102, 18107, 18109, 18115
r T O'Ferrall. 1896 18261, 18264,
18267, 182 fig 18270. 18273, 18276,
18277 18279 18280. 18281. 18302
18303; 18305. 18806. 18311, 18318
r T O'Ferrall. 1897 18493
H C Stuart 1914. 20827. 20830.
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H C. Stuart. 1915.. 21075. 21096, 21098
H C Stuart 1916.. 21330. 21334, 21335,
21336; 21351, 21352. 21354-2135^
r A Swanson 1908 .... 19766, 19791
?• H Tyle?f 1898 :i8496, 18497. 18499,
J. Hoge Tyler. 1899 1|669. Um^.
G. C. Walker.^l869/J^0..^. .15689. 15693
G. C. Walker. 1870 16836
G. C. Walker, 1871 15899, 16907
G. C. Walker. 1872 16018
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Veto power of president. Alabama res-
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Vigo Col. Francis. Claim for advances
to Illinois regiment, 1835 10824
Vindication of general ticket law.. 7962
Vinegar. By E. W. Magrruder and H. H.
Hurt. 1905 19383
An experiment In grenerating vine-
gar 18477
Production of, in cellars. By W. B.
Alwood and R. J. Davidson, 1901.
18945
Vineyard, public 6993, 7039
Vinton, Samuel F. Argument In case of
commonwealth vs. Peter Garner,
1846 12927
Virginia agricultural and mechanical
college. Board of visitors. 1889.
17819
Catalogue, 1873 16110
Catalogue. 1874 1«225
Catalogue, 1875 !"«<
Catalogue, 1876 16|03
Catalogue, 1877 16611
Catalogue, 1878 16739
Catalogue, 1879 "g"
Catalogue, 1882 "071
Catalogue, 1883 1"65
Catalogue, 1884 17JS9
Catalogue, 1886 17602
Catalogue. 1886 17602
Catalogue, 1887 • 1"29
Catalogue. 1888 17769
Catalogue, 1890 17904
Catalogue, 1892 1J0«
Catalogue, 1898 1|"6
Catalogue, 1894 1|237
Catalogue, 1895 IJJOJ
Catalogue, 1896 1|*|*
catalogue, 1897 1|5«8
Catalogue, 1898 1|647
Catalogue, 1899 1«7B7
Catalogue, 1900 l5ol4
Charges against visitors, 1891 . . 17943
Communication to general assembly,
lg7g , , 1645b
Governor's message, 1898 .... 18063
L. L. L^max's letter rel. to, 1887..
17617
Regulations. 1878 16740
Report, 187i 16205
Report, 1874 16898
Report, 1876 16387
Report. 1876 16479
Report. 1877 16587
Report on 1879 16764, 16815
Report, 1881 16946
Report. 1885 17481
Report, 1887 17705
Report, 1888 17738
Report, 1889 17840
Report, 1890 17876
Report, 1891 17926, 17979, 18003
Report. 1893 18076. 18130, 18142
Report. 1896 18371
Reports. 1872-1896 22096
Reports, 1897-1914 22099
Report of committee rel. to, 1883.
17119
Report of committee rel. to, 1896.
18272
Report rel. to charges against board.
1891 I'i97?
Statement of number of students.
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Vacancies in board. 1879 16792
See also Virginia polytechnic insti-
tute; Agrioulturai experiment sta-
tion.
Virginia agricultural society. BUI to
incorporate, 1844 12439
Virginia air line railway co. Reports,
1906, 1908-1912 22004
Virginia and Carolina coast railroad co.
Reports, 1906, 1907 22005
Virginia and Carolina R. R. co. Report
rel. to, 1885 17355. 17436
Virginia and Kentucky railway co. Re-
ports, 1902-1915 22006
Virginia and Maryland bridge oo. Re-
ports, 1849-1861 21707
Virginia and New Tork steam packet
company. Petition to incorporate.
„, 1846 12765
Virginia and southeastern railway co.
Report. 1905 .' 22007
Virginia and southern railway co. Re-
port, 1906 22008
Virginia and southwestern railway co.
Reports. 1899-1915 22009
Virginia and Tennessee air line rail-
way. Communication from gover-
nor rel. to, 1866 15614
Virginia and Tennessee R. R, Com-
munication from governor reL to.
„18«6 ■.. ; 1SS12
Correspondence rel. to state's inter-
„est in. 1870 igSM
Memorial rel. to extension of Rich-
mond and Danville road to, 1866.
Petition, 1860 12477
Report. 1838 iJim
Reports 1860-1871, except 1864. 1M6.
Resolutions appropriating public
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Resolutions of Richmond reL to aub-
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Speech rel. to. 1849 1J86J
Virginia and West Virginia railwar co.
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1901-1915 22014
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Virginia central railroad. Ellet'a re-
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Report rel. to, 1863 16144
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7022 7024. 7025. 7029-7031
1777 7061-7054, 7082, 7084, 7086
1779 7129, 7131 7184-7137, 7139,
7140, 7142-7i44, 7147, 7176-7178,
7181-7185j 7191-7196, 7198-7201,
^ir-""^- ""
??f? .. 7288
1782 7321, 7322, 7324
1783.: :.■.■.■ 7342. 7361. 73""J5IS'
7360-7362. 7366-7468, 7379, 7380,
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1784... 7402, 7404, 7409, 7434
1806/07 8204
Virginia gazette and weekly aajer-
tiser 1787 '"'•
Virginia ■ historical and , J>h'l»8°l>'VSfi
society. Petition of, 1868.... 13902
Virginia historical reporter. Grlgsby s
discourse • • • • • 10166
Virginia historical society. CoIlecUons.
7598
Ctovernor's letter, Dec. 8, 1804 8188
Grigsby's discourse on Va. conven-
tion. 1829-30 ••••■■izi; "JfS
Memorial asking aid. 1871 16987
Report rel. to. 1849 ... ........ 18261
Virgmla Independent chronicle. 1786.
7518
1787 7606, 7548, 7666. 7667, 7672
1788 7684, 7624, 7637
Virginia lournal of education. J-,}-
1907/08 1966*
1908/09 J9?<6
1909/10 JJlJf
1911 «0|61
1912 20561
1918 20714
1916 21207
The Virginia justice, 4th ed., 1826.. 9702
Virginia. Kentucky and Ohio narrow
gauge railroad co. Veto message.
1881 16909
Virginia law Journal, v. 1, 1877.16606
Vv 2. 1878 16780
V. 3, 1879 16882
V. 4, 1880 151?^
V. 6. 1881 I'JIli
V. 6, 1882 17053
V. 7, 1883 17247
V. 8. 1884 17334
V. 9. 1886 17496
V. 10, 1886 17532
V. 11, 1887 17725
V. 12. 1888 17764
Virginia law register, v. 1, 1896/96.
V. 2, 1896/97 18464
T. 3, 1897/98 18674
V. 4, 1898/99 18631
' V. 5, 1899/00 18742
V. 6, 1900/01 18804
V. 7, 1901/02 18928
Virginia law register. — Cont.
V. 8. 1902/03 19162
V. 9. 1903/04 19236
V. 10, 1904/05 19328
V. 11. 1905/06 19410
V. 12, 1906/07 19655
V. 13, 1907/08 19677
V. 14, 1908/09 19866
V. 15, 1909/10 20004
V. 16. 1910/11 20221
V. 17. 1911/12 20366
V. 18. 1912/13 20594
V. 19, 1913/14 20737
V. 20, 1914/15 21239
V. 1, new series,' 1916/16 21440
V. 2, new series, 1916 21441
Virginia la,w review, v. 1, 1914.. 20982
V. 2. 1915 21240
Virginia midland railway co. Reports,
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Virginia military institute. Address on
reinauguratlon of statue of George
Washington at, 1866 15564
Agricultural professorship, 1849...
13276
Appropriations from 1839 to 1863.
/ 13989
Appropriations, 1863 16064
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etc.. 1898 18668
Bill exempting cadets. 1844.... 12429
^ML.'*''"''*^'''^ appropriation for.
1864 15298
Bill rel. to. 1846 12858
Bill rel. to appropriation for, 1848..
Bill rel. to artillery at. 1848 12281
Board of visitors, 1889 17819
Catalogue of library, 1856 14218
Celebration of New Market day. 1903.
19246
Communication from. 1868.... 18911
Communication of governor enclos-
ing report rel. to. 1865 14086
Communication rel. to, 1861... 14961
Communication rel. to trigonometri-
cal survey of state. 1848 .... 13190
Discourse on life of Thos. J. Jackson
at. 1863 16179
Early history of 17618
Enlargement of, 1867 14362
Establishment of Jackson-Hope med-
als. 1876 16416, 164S7a
Examination. 1846 12651
Examination, 1856 14161
Examination, 1860 14668
Expenditures. 1848-1853 13924
Heating system at. 1851 18640
Historical sketch. 1873 16206
History, 1854 14119
In memoriam. M. F. Maury, 1873 . .
16118
Its building and rebuilding. By
Francis H. Smith, 1912 20637
Lecture by Francis H. Smith, 1864.
16401
Letter of D. H. Mahan, 1863 13942
Letter rel. to, 1848 13083
Letter relative to service of cadets,
1863 16221
List of admissions, 1839-46 12551
List of graduates, 1839-1898. .. .18602
List of officers, etc., 1839-1866. .14120
Loan of Gilllat & CO., 1874 16270
Memorial, 1846 12642
Memorial of. 1863 16170
Memorial of academic board, 1870.
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Memorial rel. to congrresslonal land
grant, 1873 J6J11
Memorial to congress, 1875.... 163ZB
Memorial to congress rel. to burning
of 1891 17940
Message of governor rel. ^°^^^*\jigi
Petition of, 1848 .• • • I'^^O
Petition rel. to Williamson's manu-
script 1857 ••••,••:••,•.•.«'""• mil
Proposed removal of. 1849 iiill
■ Register. 1860 1»"6
Register, 1868 1«"9
Register. 1869 "«"
Register, 1860 "«?«
Register, 1868 15676
Register, 1869 ••• "SIO
Register, 1870 ISfJJ
Register, 1871 J5996
Register, 1873 16112
Register, 1874 16226
Register, 1876 16405
Register. 1878 16741
Register, 1879 16836
Register, 1880 16867
Reiister,^ 1881 "007
Register. 1882 17072
Register, 1884 17340
Register, 1886 17503
Register, 1886 17638
Register. 1887 17730
Register, 1888 17760
Register, 1889 • 17866
Register, 1890 17908
Register. 1892 18056
Register, 1893 18190
Register. 1894 18251
Register, 1896 18419
Register. 1896 18479
Register. 1897 18603
Register, 1898 18662
Register. 1899 18771
Register, 1900 18828
Register, 1901 18960
Register, 1902 19174
Register, 1904 19352
Register, 1905 19435
Register, 1906 19576
Register, 1907 19715
Register. 1908 19907
Register, 1909 20056
Register. 1911 2j0406
Register, 1912 20636
Register, 1913 20798
Register. 1914 21048
Register. 1915 21303
Regulations. 1831 10433
Regulations. 1841 11940
Regulations. 1846 11941. 12725
Regulations, 1848 13233
Regulations. 1851 13564
Regulations. 1864 14038
Report. 1839 11380. 11419
Report, 1840 11661. 11577
Report. 1841 11742a, 11763
Report. 1842 11961, 11993
Report, 1843 12177. 12198
Report. 1844 12332. 12357, 12369
Report. 1845 12617
Report. 1846 12743. 12776
Report, 1847 12986, 13025, 13058
. Report, 1848 13059, 13097.
13119, 13159, 13231. 13232
Report. 1849 13285, 13312
rteport. 1850 13381 13395. 13441
Report 1862 13614. 13640. 13662.
13770. 13798. 13846
Virginia military institute. — Cont. , ,
Report, 1868 13917, 13942, 1J977
Report, 1864, 1866 14118
Report, 1856. 1867 14330
Report. 1857 14280. 14296, 14378
Report, 1858 and 1859 14531, 14632
Report, 1869 14482
Report, 1860, 1861 14931
Report, 1861 14882, 14883.
14903. 14930. 14976
Report. 1863 L6044. 15145
Report, 1864 15237, 15356, 15380
Report, 1865 16368
Report, 1866 16608, 16517
Report, 1867 16682. 15583
Report, 1869, 1870 16766, 15756
Report, 1870 16838
Report. 1871 15958
Report, 1872 16053
Report, 1873 16198
Report, 1874 16143, 16270, 16290
Report 1876 16326, 1S379
Report, 1876 16422, 1«471
Report, 1877 16522, 16580
Report, 1878 16660, 16702
Report 1879 16808, 16817
Report, 1880 16846
Report, 1881 16943
Report, 1882 17031
Report, 1883 17217
Report, 1884 17113
Report, 1885 17470
Report, 1886 17513
Report, 1887 17688, 17697
Report, 1888 17738
Report, 1889 17840
Report. 1890 17876
Report. 1891 17979
Report, 1893 18134, 18142, 18143
Report, 1894 18201
Report, 1895 . .' 18871. 18J73
Report. 1896 18429. 18478
Report. 1896. 1897 18652
Report. 1897 18S50
Report. 1898 18661
Reports. 1898. 1899 X8717
Report, 1899 18726
Report 1906 19499, 19878
...eport, 1907 19634
Report, 1908 19808
Report. 1909 19938
Report. 1910 20144
Report. 1911 20295
Report. 1912 2*494
Report. 1913 20656
Report. 1914 20875
Report. 1915 21115
Reports. 1883-1914 22097
Report of commandant of battle of
New Market, 1864 15381
Report of committee rel. to, 1867..
15638
Report of committee rel. to. 1895.
„ 18274
Report of committee on, 1897 ..18505
Report of treasurer, 1884 17841
Report of treasurer, 1886 17480
Report on agricultural education In
Va., 1914 21049
Report on number of arms at, 1857.
T, . . 1*S59
Report on scientific education In
Europe, 1859 14658
Report rel. to water supply, 1865..
Roll. 1892 igoir
Roll. 1895 mri
Roll. 1908 ist08
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Virginia military Institute. — Cont.
Rolls. For other rolls see the annual
report, and the register.
Smith's address to cadets 1« 66. .14237
Statement of money from treasury.
jg53 X5VZ&
statement ot treasurer 1884 . . 17S15
Wprr/.i^!?.irm T^ani^l^;^{.
V.?i?ln8^^»^Way-ii:'-H^^
1903-1906 ••••• 'S*""
Virginia mlnlnK. milling and transpor-
jatlon CO. Veto me88»8r« ^«\-7o*20
Virgin" iWv^gattoncoV' Reports, 190S-
Vlrg\"i nOTmal "iiid 'ciilegVate Insti-
tute See Petersburg normal and
collegiate institute. D<.«nr»»
Virginia ore and lumber co. Repoirts
1907-1910 2^19
^''«s,T9Si"f9T9 ''.-rr':'^!; mto
Virginia peninsula railway <=<>• Jj^^j^'J'gi
Virgin^ piiy technU' iiitlVuVe. * ' Alvtm"*
register. 1911 20*" J
Alumni register, 1912 20638
Alumni register, 1913 207»»
Alumni register 1914 ... . . .... 21050
Amount received from U. S. for bene-
fit of. 1896 1*344
Announcements for 1905-6 19680
^X';in°'l?08"!':''.*':.""!.-i9969.ir9tl
Bulletin' 1909 .... 20067-20060
Bulletin 1910 .... 20275-20278
Bullet n' 1911 20407-20410
Ballet" 1912 20638-20640
is ItiS; 1913 : : ,2«"9i?S??
Bulletin, 1914 21050 21051
Bulletin, 1915 21304-21306
Catalog. 1873 16110
Catalog 1874 16225
Catalog, 1875 16404
Catalog, 1876 16503
Catalog, 1877 16611
Catalog, 1878 16739
Catalog, 1879 16835
Catalog, 1882 17071
Catalog, 1883 17255
Catalog, 1884 17339
Catalog. 1885 17602
Catalosr, 1886 17502
Catalog, 1887 17729
Catalog. 1888 17759
Catalog, 1890 17904
Catalog, 1892 18043
Catalog, 1893 18176
Catalog. 1894 18237
Catalog. 1895 18407
Catalog, 1896 18464
Catalog 1897 18588
Catalog, 1898 18647
Catalog. 1899 18757
Catalog, 1900 18814
Catalog, 1901 18938
Catalog, 1903 19248
Catalog, 1904 19354
Catalog, 1905 19437
Catalog, 1906 19581
Catalog. 1907 19717
Catalog, 1908 19910
Catalog. 1909 20058
Catalog, 1910 20276
Virginia polytechnic Institute. — Cont.
Catalog, 1911 20408
Catalog, 1912 20639
Catalog, 1913 20800
Catalog, 1914 21061
Catalog, 1915 -.A"'*
Communication from faculty, 1876
16466
History of. 1872 16062 16086
Memorial of, 1906 19687
Memorial rel. to flnances. 1907.. 19729
The new president, 1907 itl^i
Regulations. 1878 16740
Regulations, 1901 18939
Regulations, 1902 19177
Regulations, 1906 J2j?2
Regrulations, 1907 I'liS
Reiulations, 1910 20279
Relulations, 1911 20411
Report, 1873 16205
Report. 1874 16298
Report, 1876 16887
Report. 1876 . . . .' 16479
Report, 1877 16687
Report, 1878 16709
Report. 1879 16816
Report. 1880 16863
Report. 1881 16945
Report. 1882 17033, 17071
Report. 1883 17219
Report 1884 17316
Report. 1886 IJill
Report, 1887 ' 17705
Report, 1888 177?*
Report. 1889 17840
Report. 1890 17876
Report, 1891 17926, 17979, 18003
Report, 1893 18076, 18130, 18142
Report, 1896 • 18371
Report, 1896, 1897 18562
Report, 1898, 1899 18717
Reports, 1872-i895 22096
Reports, 1897-1914 22099
Report of committee on, 1897... 18503
Report of investigating committee.
1908 19761
Report on condition of. 1879... 16754
See also Agricultural experiment sta-
tion; Virginia agricultural and me-
chanical college.
Virginia Portland railway co. Reports,
1903-1910 22022
Virginia railroad co. Report, 1903..
22024
Reports. 1903-1906 22023
Virginia railway and power co. Re-
ports, 1910-1915 22025
Virginia reports. Citation. Appendix V
See also Court of appeals; General
court.
Virginia school Journal. 1892.... 18031
1893 18163
1894 18211
1895 18393
1896 18462
1897 18567
1898 18626
1899 18735
1900 18799
litOl 18919
1902 19155
1903 19227
1904 19320
1905 19400
The revival of. By R. C. Stearne!<.
1907 19709
Virginia scrivener 10689
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Virginia securities co. Governor's mes-
sage rel. to. 1845 18S05
to, 1845 18305
Virginia southern railroad co. Re-
ports, 1904-1916, except 1906.. 22026
Virginia staatszeltung. Die constitu-
tion von Vlrglnlen, 1868 15587
Virginia state agricultural society. Me-
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Report rel. to inspection laws to, 1863.
13968
Report rel. to inspection laws to, 1853.
13969
Virginia state school for colored deaf
and blind children. Reports, 1909-
1914 22100
Virginia steam navigation co. Reports,
1903-1910 22027
Virginia telephone co. Reports, ;850-
1857 22080
Virginia transit co. Governor' s mes-
sage, 1893 18080, 18107
Governor's message rel. to, 1895.18273
Virginia transportation co. Reports,
1903-1906 2^028
Virginia valley traction co. Reports,
1906. 1906 22029
Virginian land agency, London. New-
ton's report on immigration, 1871.
15978
Virginian railway co. Reports, 1907-
1916 22030
Virginian terminal railway co. Reports,
1909-1915 22031
Virginiensis, pseud 7930
Virginius, pseud 7998
Visitors, boards of. Governor's mes-
sage, 1891 17915
Vital statistics. Letter from Dr. L. S.
Joynes rel. to, 1850 13615
Reasons for, 1912 20607
Report, 1874 16200
Report, 1913 20670, 21006
Report, 1914 20887
Report. 1916 21132
Report, 1916 21447, 21460, 21463
See also Births; Deaths; Marriages.
Volta bureau 18160
Volunteer companies. Bill to amend
act concerning, 1844 12446
W. H. Richardson on, 1849 13276
Volunteers, 1777 7049
"78 7098
Act rel. to, 1808 8324
Bill rel. to officers of, 1846 12797
Bill to regulate issue of arms to, 1841.
11887
Letter of governor rel. to clothing
for, 1J46 12907
letter rel. to supplies for, 1846.12902
Mexican war. Statement of amount
disbursed for, 1846 12787
Numbor of Virginia, 1861 14969
Paymaster general's report on, 1861.
14921
Pet'tJon against enrolling as militia,
1861 ^ ^ 14973
Report of committee on terms 'of en-
llstment. 1861 14791
Report on claims disallowed, 1846 . .
12741
Returns, 1861 14989
Term of service, 1861 .' ' .' 14810
See also Militia.
Von Borcke Heros. Remarks of Wick-
VfJ? •■*'• '° presentation of sword,
^''" 17287
Voters. Communication of Gen. J. M:
Schofleld reL to, 1867 1&S»<
Voting. By soldiers. 1864
16340, 16346
Vowles, Philip 7827
W.. E. R. Assessment of lands by
railroad companies 16861
Waddell. J. A. Report of western state
hospftal, 1849 13234
Waddey'B guide to magistrates. Report
rel. to, 1906 19454
Waddin, Edmond Jr. Report, 1887...
17690
Wade. John. Election of, 1834... 10720
"Wadley case" 18399
Wadsworth. J. E 14089
.Wages of railroad employees. 1839..
o w ^ . « 11313-11319
Schedule for railroad employees, 1899.
Wagons. For army, 1781 7266
Revolution 7629
Walden, Ambrose. Petition reL to
bounty land of heirs of, 1862.. 13606
Waldo. William. Memorial of general
assembly to congress rel. to, 1862.
„ 13599
Walke. John W. Election of, 1874. K121
Walke, Richard. Littleton Waller Taae-
well, 1898 18631
Walker, A. P. The mechanics of code
revision, 1915 21239
Walker C. H. Report. 1903 X9232
Walker, E. Report on Kanawha road.
etc., 1845 12708
Trade with western states, 1846..
Walker, George 7670
Walker. Gilbert C. Circular rel. to sta-
tistics, 1871 16992
Communication reL to cession of
lands for lighthouses, etc 16727
Communication rel. to pardons, re-
prieves, etc.. 1872 16042
Communication rel. to payment of In-
terest on state debt. 1872 .... 16030
Communication rel. to taxation. 1871.
Correspondence rel. to federal inter-
ference in Richmond. 1870 15767
^°^J^:?'I>oaaenct, rel. to state debt.
1871 16928
Correspondence rel. to sta'te's' Inter-
SSL'",Yi!l*f'"** *»* Tennessee rall-
road, 1870 1669A
Inaugural address, 1870 1B876
1870 *""'""'«'"« ^e*"» of a«ii. Lee.
^inrt'rifK *V, Ayiitic.' Misslilppl
and Ohio railroad company. 1870.
^1870 "■*'• *" *'"*'"'' •**••<'<" syJtei
''•ro^'m^irA'^"*'^''*'^°^''«»S
List of pardons, reprieves', "etc.', 1870
Message. 1869 "'"' lli?!
Message, 1869/70 ] ifiSiJ
Message, 1870 igVoV." IMll
Message, 1871 ""«' l||Z|
Message, 1872 16998 ifioi I
Messages, 1873 ...........' isoJS
Message rel. to amendment "of tl a
constitution, 1869. . . ."mosf m04
Message rel. to Atlantic, MisalsslDDi
and Ohio railroad company. liS"
1S716
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Walker. Gilbert C. — Cont.
Message rel. to death of Gen. H. B.
Lee, 1870 15733
Message rel. to flnances, 1870... 16709
Message rel. to flnances, 1870.. 16750
Message rel. to freshet, 1870... 16732
Message rel. to qualifying oaths,
1870 16708
Message rel. to state debt*- 1872..
16012, 16038
Message stating objection to four
bills, 1870 15693
Pres. board of education, 1871.. 15974
Proclamation, 1872 16912
Proclamation rel. to usury, 1872 . .
16007
Veto message, 1870 16837
Veto message, 1871 15899, 15907
Veto message rel. to appeals, etc.,
1870 16689, 15714
Veto message rel. to bill for reassess-
ment of lands, 1872 16018
Veto' message rel. to fences, 1870. .
16738
Veto message rel. to four bills, 1870.
15731
Veto message rel. to Juries and
change of venue, 1670 16696
Veto message rel. to Norfolk corpora-
Uon court, 1870 15737
Walker, J. T. Debating society in the
secondary school. 1911 20397
Walker, James. Report on Willis's
river, 1815 8776
Walker, James A. By Waller S. Poage,
1902 19162
Injunction of federal courts. .. .18399
President of senate, 1878 16681
President of senate, 1879 16760
Walker, John C. Student life in the
sixties ',,,,, 20782
Walker, Joseph.' ' Election ' of,* 1874 . .
_ 16121
Walker, L. M. Address, 1911.... 20898
Walker. L. P. Communication from,
1861 14810a
Communication rel. to term of serv-
ice of volunteer forces of Va., 1861.
14810
Walker, R. C. Circumstantial evidence
in homocide cases, 1916 21239
Federal employers' liability act..
The Torrens system, 1916 21441
Violation of law as defence to negli-
gent injury, 1916 21441
er, R. P. For publications by
R. F. Walker, while superintendent
of public printing, consult the en-
tries under the years , 1872-1877,
1880-1883.
Walker, Richard P. Letter from R. W.
, Hughes rel. to, 1879 16766
Letter of B. T. Johnson rel. to, 1879.
16768
Walker, T^ C. Address, 1911 20307
Walker, Thomas 7102, 7106,
•m. „ ^ „ 7113, 17626
Walker, W. M. Election of, 1876..
Walker, Wyatt. Election of, 1821..
9292
Walker & Lewellen. Governor's mes-
sage, 1865 15404
House Journal, 1865 15402
^'■,*^i,®"*'* amnesty proclamation
1865 16403
Senate Journal, 1866 16406
Walker's Creek and Holston turnpike
CO. Reports, 1854-1860 21708
Wall, J. F. Election of, 1846 12558
Wallace, Chas. M., Jr. Judge John
Bacon Clopton, 1901 18804
Wallace, J. R. Report rel. to receipt of
proceeds of sales of lands, 1844..
1247S
Resignation of, 1847 13013
Walker, John R. Election of, 1830...
10263
Waller, Benjamin. Court of appeals.
1779 7170a
Waller. William 1 12496
Wallerstein. J. Saving of small things.
1891 17981
Wallerstein, M. L. Digest of opinions
of attorneys general 1914 ....20872
Liquor laws of Va., 1916 21246
Va. election laws 1916 21413
Walnut gap road co. Report, I860..
21709
Walter. Carroll G. Guide to notaries.
1906 19664
Wampler, T. Morris. Powers of courts
to punish contempts, 1911 . . . 20366
Supersedeas in habesis corpus pro-
ceedings, 1913 20594
Wamsley, William. Petition rel. to
recruiting act, 1833 106S3
Wauchope, G. A. The fourth of July
pageant, 1911 20395
The Morton period of Milton's work,
„, 1909 20047
War between the states. Memorial day
annual, 1912 20560
Proceedings of 14th regiment rel. to,
„1864 15S05
Resolutions rel. to, 1864 16367
Resolutions of 9th Va, Infantry, 1864.
„ . 15393, 15395
Resolutions of 67th Va. regiment.
1864 15394
Virginia resolutions rel. to, 1864..
16286
War of 1812. Claim of Va. vs. U. S.,
1887 17638
Claims of Va. on U. S. for expendi-
tures in, 1821 980S
Letter rel. to officers of, 1820... 9302
Muster rolls. 1852 18781
Pay rolls of militia of, 1851 13566
Proceedings rel. to petition of Peters-
burg volunteers of, 1852 13696
Resolutions rel. to Petersburg volun-
teers, 1862 13679
War office. 1781 7261
Order Jan. 18, 1782 7321
Order, Feb. 1, 1782 7823
Ward. Berkeley. Charges against
„ Judge Scott, 1838 11183, 11191
Replication to Judge Scott, 1838.11182
Vard.E Vermont. Argument for free
school system, 1857 14406
Protection for southwest Va., 1862.
15009
Ward, L. P. List of water plants for
carp ponds. 1882 17029
Ward. L. G., and E. C. Letter rel. to
Baring bros. A Co., 1874 16131
Ward, Robert M. Special elections . .
19866
Ward, Thomas. Election of, 1811.. 8465
Ward. Wm. R. Preservation of fruit by
use of ice, 1887 17716
Warden, John 7460
Compensation for legal services,' 1808
8316
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Ware, James. Report on navigation of
James river. 1812 8513
Warehouse, public. Bill rel. to, 1844.
12442
Bill requiring purchase of property
adjoining. 1845 12586
Repairs on, 1844 12366
Report rel. to fire at, 1863 16059
Warehouses, tobacco. Auditor's rel. to.
1829' 10032
Warfleld, 'EthVlbeirt' b.' ' kentuclcy res-
olutions of 1798 7932
Warm Springs and Harrisonburg turn-
pike CO. Reports, 1832-1876. .21710
Warm Springs and Huntersville turn-
pike co. Reports, 1837-1841. . .21672
Warrants. Bill rel. to, 1845 12699
Forgeries of, 1862 15038
In civil cases. Bill rel. to proceedings
under, 1842 12048
On treasury, 1857 14366
Reissuiug, 1786 7509
Warren, J. C. Report on Kanawha
road, 1826 9750
Warren county, N. C. State line, 1897.
18494, 18538
Va. boundary, 1896 18308
Warren sentinel. Index to acts.
1874-82 17230
Warrenton and Rappahannock turn-
pike CO. Reports, 1857-1860. .21711
Warrenton, Fauquier co. Road to, 1833.
10631
Warrington, Capt. Lewis L<. Letter of
f:overnor testifying to gallantry of,
816 T 8867
Warrock, J. Ordinances of city of
Richmond. 1831 10416
Act forming Fayette co., 1831.. 10278
Act rel. to bail In civil actions, 1848.
13109
Act rel. to Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road company, 1846 12915
Act rel. to charter of Bank of Vir-
ginia, 1829 10069
Act rel. to establishment of courts,
1831 10271
Act rel. to Fredericksburg and Blue
Ridge railroad company, 1848.13104
Act rel. to Jurl«s, 1848 13108
Act rel. to real actions and right of
entry, 1831 10288
Act rel. to Staunton dnd Potomac
railroad co., 1831 10289
Amended tax bill, 1848 13107
Amendment proposed to act rel. to
limitation of actions, 1819 9066
Amendment to act rel. to bail in civil
cases, 1828 , . 9888
Amendment to bill rel. to constitu-
tional amendment, 1828 9892
Amendment to bill rel. to sales on ex-
ecutions, 1828 9893
Amendments proposed to bill rel. to
conveyances. 1818 9081
Amendments rel. to Missouri ques-
tion, 1819 9129
Amendments to bank bill, 1840.. 11533
Bill rel. to appropriation for Virginia
military institute, 1848 13111
Bill rel. to Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. 1828 9889
Bill rel. to circuit courts, 1827.. 9793
Bill rel. to constitutional convention
1829 9978
Bill rel. to "fees of ' cierks' of' courts,
1831 10276
Bill rel. to taxation, 1848 13106
Bill to create new Judicial circuit,
1848 13110
Warrock, J. — Cont.
Ueneral court bill 1831 10274
General statement of public debt,
1830 10076
Governor's message, 1867 14408
Judgment in case of commonwealth
vs. Peter Garner, 1843 12916
Memorial rel. to monument to Waah
ington. 1848 13102
Munford's index to law authoritiea,
1819 9194
Preamble and resolution . . . Mis-
souri question, 1819 9162
Proceedings of school commissioners
In Nelson Co., 1821 9362a
Proposed amendments to tax bill,
1848 13106
Report of commissioners on site for
university, 1818 9082
Report of committee on classification
of the senate, 1830 10279
Report of public works board, 1848.
ISIOS
Report on Virginia military Insti-
tute, 1848 13098
Resolutions of citizens of Richmond
rel. to controversy between New
York and Va.. 1842 12146
Resolutions of South Carolina. 1841.
13101
Resolutions rel. to unconstitutional-
ity of certain acts of congress,
1826 9696
Salaries of officers, 1848 13096
Senate documents. 1857 14X6>
Senate Journal, 1817 897C
Senate Journal, 1818 903*
Senate Journal, 1819 9119
Senate Journal, 1820 9213
Senate Journal, 1821 9343
Senate Journal, 1822 9430
Senate Journal, 1823 9507
Senate Journal, 1824 9603
Senate journal, 1826 9682
Senate Journal, 1826 9780
Senate Journal, 1827 9266
Senate Journal, 1828 9968
Senate Journal, 1829 10064
Senate Journal, 1830 10248
Senate Journal, Isoi 10270
Senate journal, 1832 10499
Senate journal, 1833 19663
Senate Journal, 1834 10767
Senate Journal, 1836 10286
Senate Journal, 1836 11919
Senate Journal 1837 11982
Senate Journal, 1838 11229
Senate Journal, 1839 11342, 11S19
Senate Journal, 1840 11(86
Senate Journal, 1841 1189*
Senate Journal, 1842 12102
Senate Journal, 1843 12299
Senate journal, 1844 124*1
Senate Journal, 1846 12CT2
Senate journal, 1846 1229*
Senate Journal, 1847 129S9
Senate Journal, 1848 129(9
Senate Journal, 1849 122S4
Senate journal, 1860 122*7
Senate Journal, 1852 13683. 12742
Senate journal, 1863 12291
Senate journal, 1866 149SS
Senate journal, 1867 142S2
Statement and memorial of NlchoUis,
1820 nti
Warwick. P. C. Jr. Report. 1901.12996
Warwick county. Address of J. fuse,
1798 m«
Bill to protect oysters In, 1844.. 12422
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"Warwick co. — Cont.
Canal from Richmond, 1836 ....11057
suction of William Jones, }r., 1821.
9288
Judge of county court of, 1899.. 18670
Oyster records, 1894 18230
Report on survey for ship canal to,
1836 11058
■Washingrton, Bushrod 7696, 7697,
7806, 7807
Correspondence rel. to remains of
Gen. Washington, 1816 8866
Judge 8130
Land laws, 1795 7841a
Letter rel. to edition of laws con-
cerning lands, 1796 7989
"Washington, George. Act rel. to mon-
ument to, 1848 13102
Address of assem. to, 1784
7397. 7409
Address of Gen. assemb. to, 1796.
7844
Address to^l789 7642. 7643
Arrival in Richmond. 1784 7413
Board of inspection of Mount Ver-
non, 1876 16455
Charges against Ladies' Mt. Vernon
association, 1872 16001, 16020
Communication rel. to monument to,
1852 13619, 13682
Correspondence rel. to removal of re-
mains of. 1831 10303, 10307.
10377, 10378, 10379
Equestrian statue of 19894
Governor's message rel. to statue of,
1857 14306
His person as represented by the
artists. By Sherwin McRae, 1872.
16043
Houdon's statue of, 1863 14012
Houdon's statue, 1912 20475
Mubard's cast of Houdon's statue,
1857 14330
Improvement of Potomac, 1784 ..7418
Inaugural expenses of monument.
18f6 16419
Letter from Cincinnati rel. to anni-
versary of, 1855 14067
Letter of governor rel. to Houdon's
Rtatue, 1852 13570
Letter of governor rel. to monument^
1821 9333
Letter rel. to monument, 1817... 9010
Letter to Jefferson, March 27, 1781. -
7299
Letter to gov., Dec. 19. 1781 7317
Memorial rel. to erecting monument
to, 1848 13174
Monument, 1817 8973
Monument at Richmond, 1860.. 14522
National monument, appropriation
for, 1859 14460
National monument, memorial, 1860.
14554
Peale's portrait of, 1825 9634
Presentation of birthplace, 1856.14050
Presentation of Houdon's statue to
France. 1912 20441. 20485, 20590
Presentation of replica of Houdon
statue to Great Britain, 1914.20824
Presentation of site of Washington's-
birth, 1855 14068
Protection of Houdon's statue, 1852.
13749
Re- inauguration of bronze statue at
V. M. I. of. 1866 15654
Removal of remains to Richmond,
1816 8866
Report of board's visit to Mt. Ver-
non, 1874 16140
Report of committee rel. to celebra-
Washlngton, George. — Cont.
tion of centennial anniversary of,
1831 10376
Report of committee on statue of,
1784 7398, 7410
Report of visitors to Mt. Vernon,
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Report on celebration of birthday of,
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Report rel. to Houdon's statue of,
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Inaugural expenses, 1876 16419
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Intercislon type of stream piracy in
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Memoir of Wm. Morris Fontaine. 1914
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19859
Mineral production in Va.. 1909 and
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New geological map of Va.. 1911..
30399
Normal faulting in the Cambrian of
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Report of Va. geological survey. 1912
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Communication rel. to. 1848... 13136
Letters of ». R. Hassler and A. D.
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Maine resolutions, 1861 14721
Preservation of standard, 1862
_ . ■ 13622
Report of superintendent, 1860...
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Report of superintendent, 1862
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Report, 1824 9670
Report 1826 9645
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Report. 1827 !::9880
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Jefferson's last visit to the Universi-
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West Milford and New Salem turnpike
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West Union and Weston turnpike co.
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West Union turnpike co. Reports, 1859
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West Virginia. Acts 1861
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Acts. May, 1862 22168, 22169
Acts, Dec, 1862 22182
Argument of R. Johnson for, 1867
15584
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Auditor's report, 1862 22163, 22179
Boundary line, 1879 16789
Certificates, 1893 18086
Chilton's address on northwest terri-
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Claims for services of the militia,
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Communication from governor, 1861
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Communication from governor rel. to
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Communications rel. to care of Vir-
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Communication of governor rel. to
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22165
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22164
Communication from governor rel. to
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Communication from governor rel. to
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Communication from governor reL to
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Constitution 22164
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Correspondence of governor reL to
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Governor's message, 1861
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Governor's message, 1862.22162, 22178
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House journal, July. 1861 1216S
House Journal, Dec, 1861 22114
House Journal. May. 1862 22156
House Journal, Dec, 1862 21160
Law of rule days in, 1914 20983
Letter of governor rel. to convicts,
, 1861 22122, 22139
Letter from governor rel. to courts
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Letter of governor rel. to improve-
ment of Kanawha river, 1861 . . .
T .» .. **!<•
Letter from governor rel. to lunatic
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, ,. . **!»»
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Letter from John McLure rel. to Lin-
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Letter from president of B. tt O. rail-
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Letter from public printer, 1862...
... - **1«'
Letter from secretary of treasury rel.
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Letter from John C. Vance. 1862..
List of commissionei's In other state*.
, 1862 Mi$5
Letter rel. to monument at Point
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Memorial to congress rel. to water-
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Petition rel. to cession of Alexandria
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Proceedings of conventions of May
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Release of James H. Trout 1862...
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Renort of commission on share ot
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Rtporr of committee on accounts of
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Report of committee on auditor's of-
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Report of committee on auditor's of-
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Report of committee on printing,
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Report of committee rel. to printlni;
governor's message and house
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Report of committee on share of
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Report of committee rel. to treas-
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Report of second auditor, 1861....
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Report on Ohio resolutions rel. to
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22161
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22180
Residents holding bonds registered
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resolutions of constitutional conven-
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Resolutions of constitutional conven-
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Senate Journal, July 1, 1861. .. .22110
Senate Journal, Dec, 1861 22132
Senate Journal May. 1862 22167
Senate Journal, Dec. 1862 22177
Separate election precincts, 1862..
22184
State debt, 1906 19424-19426
State debt, 1906 19566-19569
State debt, 1907 19695-19701
State debt, 1909 20028-20046
State debt, 1910 20246-20264
State debt, 1911 20390, 20391
State debt, 1913 20768-20777
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Western state hospital. Staunton. Ac-
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Accounts, 1833 10630
Accounts, 1835 10872
Administration of, 1867 14335
Appropriations from 1826 to 1863.
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Board of visitors, 1889 17819
By-laws, 1870 15891
Card rel. to investigation of, 1889.
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Report, 1826 9764
Report, 1827 9841
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Report, 1829 10006
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Report, 1831 10332
Report 1832 10487
Report, 1833 10618
Report, 1834 10761
Report, 1836 10887
Report, 1836 10946, 10973. 11066
Report." 1838 11133. 11261, 11364
Report, 1839 11286, 11406, 11642
Report, 1840 11686, 11729
Report, 1841 11776, 11942
Report, 1842 11992, 12161
Report, 1843 12199, 12317
Report, 1844 12362, 12503
Report, 1845 12644, 12726
Report, 1846 12777, 12939
Report, 1847 12989, 13060
Report. 1848 13130, 13234
Report. 1849 13287
Report. 1850 13396
Report. 1852 13638. 13796, 13833
Report, 1863 1S940
Report. 1864, 1855 14130
Report, 1867 14340
Report, 1858, 1869 14541
Report, 1860, 1861 14940
Report, 1866 16441, 16476
Report, 1866 16623
Report. 1867 16586
Report. 1868. 1869 16811
Report. 1870 16866
Report, 1871 15954
Report, 1872 16056
Report, 1873 16201
Report, 1874 ■ 16293
Report, 1875 16381
Report, 1876 16474
Report. 1877 16682
Report, 1878 16704
Report, 1879 16810
Report, 1880 16848
Report, 1882 17089
Report. 1883 .'. .. 17226
Report, 1884 17822
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Report, 1889 1784*
Report, 1890 / 17880
Rpport. 1891 17983
Report, 1892 18020
Report, 1893 18146
Report, 1894 18204
Renort, 1896 18376
Report, 1896 18432
Report, 1897 18654
Report, 1898 18616
Report, 1899 18720
Report. 1990 18784
Report, 1901 18901
Report, 1902 19129
Report. 1903 19201
Report, 1904 19287
Report, 1906 19375
Report, 1906 19504
Report, 1907 19640
Report, 1908 19814
Report, 1909 19944
Report, 1910 20160
Report, 1911 20300
Report, 1912 20600
Report, 1913 20661
Report, 1914 20880
Report, 1916 21122
Report of committee on, 1834... 10739
Report of committee on, 1844... 12479
Report of committee on, 1850... 13437
Report of committee rel. to, 1883..
17088
Report of committee on, 1883... 17200
Report rel. to, 1909 19952
Report rel. to management of, 1866.
16603
Report rel. to management of, 1870.
16848
HesponBe to InvestisatinK committee,
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Statement, 1834 10729
Western states. Statement rel. to pop-
ulation of, 1845 12717
Western territory. Accounts for pro-
tecting, 1784 7399
Western telegrrapfa co. Report, 1861.
„ 22084
Western union telegraph co. Reports,
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Westham. Dam and canal 7221
Foundry at, 1779 7166
Foundry at, 1786 7466
Report rel. to canal at, 1819 9158
Westmoreland county. Bill rel. to
schools In, 1846 12835
Bill to protect oysters In, 1844.. 12420
Election of Peter P. Cox, 1808... 8270
Blectlon of S. B. Hardwick and B.
Chambers, 1891 17920
Election of John Murphy and W. M.
Walker. 1875 16816
Establishment of free school* in,
1845 12636
Insolvent taxes, 1881 17008,
17004, 17006
Letter from clerk of, 1847 12951
Oyster records, 1894 . ..•••.• • • IfJJl
Weston. Convention at, 1846 J?!**
Diagram of asylum at, 1859.... 14644
Insane hospital at, 1860 ...... 14B44
Proposed Staunton & Parkersburg
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Railroad convention at 1846. .. .12756
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Weston and Fairmont turnpike co. Re-
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Weston and Gauley Bridge turnpike co.
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Weston and West Union turnpike co.
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Reports, 1855-1860 21720
Westwood, Werlick 10868
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Wheat. 1880 16857
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Millers. List, 1911.20335-20387. 20340
Tests of varieties, 1892 18051
Tests of varieties, 1893 18182
Tests of varieties. 1894 18244
Test of fertilizers on, 1892 180:8
Wheeling (city). Baltimore and Ohio
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Bin rel. to bonds, 1<)39 11334
Dally intelligencer, 1861 22101
letter from mayor of, 1867 .... 14276
Letter lel. to B. & O. railroad, 1857.
14357
Memorial rel. to Baltimore and Ohio
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Memorial rel. to Baltimore and Ohio
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Memorial rel. to Baltimore and Ohio
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Memorial rel. to construction of rail-
road, 1846 1276S, 1276*
Northwestern Virginia railroad co.
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Relations with Baltimore A Ohio
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Report rel. to Northwestern bank.
1838 11127
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Communication rel. to colonisation
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Communications rel. to commission-
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Communication rel. to Harper's Ferry
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Communication rel to Interest on
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Communication rel. to internal im-
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Communication rel. to B. M'Cabe,
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14088
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Communication rel. to slavery, 1835.
10873
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Communication rel. to Vermont reso-
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Correspondence rel. to presentation
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Final report on Maryland boundary,
1874 \ 16212
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Message on extra sessions. 1857.14261
Message rel. to heirs of revolutionary
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Message rel. to Philadelphia conven-
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Message rel. to vaccine agent. 1865.
14186
Message rel. to Vermont resolutions,
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