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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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The  titles  marked  with  an  asterisk  can  no  lon£:er  be  supplied. 

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. 


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1910.    $10. 
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1909.    427  p.    $10. 
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1909.    651  p.    $10. 
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1907.    383  p.    $10. 
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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. 


Kennedy. 
Kennedy. 


Volume  1.     Edited  by 
Not  ready  for  sale  or  dis- 


Volume  2.     Edited  by 
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Volume  3.     Edited  by 


H.  R.  Mcllwaine.    1918.    591  p.    $10, 

tribution  until  volume  3  is  printed. 
Legislative  Journals  of  the  Council  of  Virginia. 

H.  R.  Mcllwaine.    1918.    p.  592-1113.    $10, 

distribution  until  volume  3  is  printed. 
Legislative  Journals  of  the  Council  of  Virginia. 

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. 

Sixth  annual  report  of  the  Library  Board  for  year  ending  October  31,  1909. 

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 
W.  C.  ToiTcnce.    94  p.    $  .50. 

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BULLETIN 


OF  THE 


Virginia  State  Library 


(Issued  Quarterly) 


1917 


Volume  10. 


RICHMOND: 

DAVIS  BOTTOM,   SUFEBINTENDENT  PUBUC  PBINTINO 
1917 


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EXCHANGE 
BINOiNf 

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Armistbad  C.  Gobdon,  Chairman Staunton,  Va. 

R.  T.  W.  Duke,  Jr. Charlottesville,  Va. 

E^aSRT.-G.  liEiOHr  JR .....; Richmmii,,  ya. 

£«bHpifD;  PUNDLEtPN.  , , Ri«hinond,^a. 

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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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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1776  (OCT.) 

Journals 

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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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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[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&parate  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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1778]  A  Bibliography  of  Virginia  11 

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 


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[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. 


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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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16  BvUetin  Virginia  State  Library  [Jefferson,  Gov. 

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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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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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 


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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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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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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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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 


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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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[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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[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 


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1784]  A  Bibliogrceph/y  of  Virginia  85 

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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40  Bulletin  Virginia  State  Library        [Henry,  Gov. 

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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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. 

1787/88 

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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48  Bulletin  Virginia  State  Library        [Randolph,  Gov. 

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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60    '  Bulletin  Virginia  State  Library    [E.  Randolph,  Gov. 

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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52  Bulletin  Virgima  State  Library    [E.  Randolph,  Gov. 

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 

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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 

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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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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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[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 


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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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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 


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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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[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 


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1791]  A  Bibliogra/ptiy  of  Virgima.  66 

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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(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- 


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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. 


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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 


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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 


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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 


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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 


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■/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 


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1794]  A  Bibliography  of  Virginia  73 

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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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. 

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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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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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[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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[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. 


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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. 

I8OI/02 

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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94  Bulletin  Virginia  State  lAbrary    [Monroe,  Gov. 

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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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  eighteen  hundred  and 


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96  Bulletin  Virginia  State  Library  [Page,  Gov. 

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. 

1803/04 

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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98  Bidletin  Virginia  State  Library  [Page,  Gov. 

[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 

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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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100  Bulletin  Virffinia  State  Library  [Page^  Gov. 

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. 

1804/05 

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. 

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Session  Laws 

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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. 

I8O5/O6 

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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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.  , 

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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  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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[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. 

1808/09 

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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114  Bulletin  Virginia  State  Library    [J.  Tyler,  Sr.,  Gov. 

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. 

I8IO/II 

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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Separate  Documents;  Miscellanea 

! 

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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Journals  ' 

I 

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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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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130  Bidtetin  Virginia  State  Library     [Barbour,  Gov. 

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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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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[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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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. 

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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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162  Bulletin  Virginia,  State  Ldbrary     [Nicholas,  Gov. 

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 

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154  Bulletin  Virginia  State  Library     [Nicholas,  Gov. 

"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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156  BvUetin  Virginia  State  Library      [Preston,  Gov. 

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. 

1817/18 

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 
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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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158  Bulletin  Virginia  State  Library      [Preston,  Gov. 

[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 

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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 
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160  BvUetin  Virginia  State  Libra/ry      [Preston,  Gov. 

[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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162  BvUetin  Virgima  Staie  Library     [Preston,  Gov. 

[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 

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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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174  BttUetin  Virginia  State  Library  [T.  M.  Randolph,  Gov. 

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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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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178  Bviletin  Virginia  State  Libnury  [T.  M.  Randolph,  Gov. 

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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180  BuUetin  Virginia  State  Library  [T.  M.  Randolph,  Gov. 

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 

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i 
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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196  BuUetm  Virginia  State  Library     [Pleasants,  Gov. 

[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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198  BxMetin  Virginia,  State  Libra/ry     [Pleasants,  Gov. 

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. 

1824/25 

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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200  BuUeUn  Virginia  State  Libra/ry    [Pleasants,  Gov. 

[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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«  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  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. 

1827/28 

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  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 

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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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1828  /29 
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-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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222  Bulletin  Virginia  State  Library       [Giles,  Gov. 

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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224  Bulletin  yirginia  State  Libra/ry       [Giles,  Gov. 

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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1829 /30 

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 

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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. 

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*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 

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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 

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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 

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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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254  BvUeUn  Virginia  State  Library      [Floyd,  Gov. 

[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 


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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 

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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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266  Bulletin  Virginia  State  Library       [Floyd,  Gov. 

[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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268  Bulletin  Virginia  State  Library  [Tazewell,  Gov. 

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 

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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. 

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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 

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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. 

1836/37 

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 

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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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1836/37]  A  Bibliography  of  Virgtnta ^3 

16  p.     21cm.  .  .  ,  , 

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. 
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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 

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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 

ti]  P- 

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 


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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- 


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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 

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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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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  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 

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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 

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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 

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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. 

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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. 

1841/42 

Journals 

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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340  BvUetm  Virginia  State  Library  [Rutherfoord,  Gov. 

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 

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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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by  Mr.  Leake;  amendment  proposed  to  be  offered  by  Mr.  Bowden.     Doc 
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. 

BiUs: 

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 

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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 

ti]  p. 

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 

ri]  p. 

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 

[1]  p. 


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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 

i.  3.  t.  [1]  p. 

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 

tU  P. 

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 
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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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364  Bulletiri  Virginia  State  Library  [McDowell,  Gov. 

[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 

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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. 


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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. 

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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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ary  20,  1845  to  promote  interest  in  a  more  perfect  organization  and  better 
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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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 

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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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882  BvUetin  Virginia  StxUe  Library  [McDowell,  Gov. 

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 

1845/46 

Journals 

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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384  BuUetin  Virgima  State  Library  [McDowell,  Gov. 

[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 

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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 

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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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Jvumals 

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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398  Bulletin  Virginia  State  Library  [W.  Smith,  Gov. 

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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400  BvUetin  Virginia  State  Ltbrtury  iW-  Smith,  Gov. 

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 

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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 

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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. 


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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 

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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 

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[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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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 

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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 

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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. 

1848/49 

Journals 

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. 

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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. 

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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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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 

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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 

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[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. 


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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. 


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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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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 

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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 
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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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[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. 

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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 

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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. 

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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 
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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. 
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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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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 

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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 

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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 

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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 

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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 

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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 

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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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474  BtUletin  Virginia  State  Library  [Joseph  Johnson,  Gov. 

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 

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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 

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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 

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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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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 

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*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 
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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 
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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 

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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 

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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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490  BttUetin  Virginia  State  Library  [Johnson,  Wise,  Gov. 

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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492  Bvlletin  Virginia  State  Library  [Johnson,  Wise,  Gov. 

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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494  BtUletin  Virginia  State  Library        [Wise,  Gov. 

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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1857/58 

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. 

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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 

' ...-.-.  i   -    -  -^j 

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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 

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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 

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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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608  BiiUetin  Virginia  State  Library        [Wise,  Gov. 

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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510  Bvlletin  Virginia  State,  Libra/ry  [Wise,  Letcher,  Gov. 

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. 

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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 

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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 

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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 

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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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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. 

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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. 

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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. 


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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 

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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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538  Bulletin  Virginia,  State  Librcury     [Letcher,  Gov. 

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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540  BvUetin  Virginia  State  Libra/ry     [Letcher,  Gov. 

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 

1862/63 

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. 
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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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548  BvUettn  Virginia  State  Libraa-y     [Letcher,  Gov. 

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 


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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. 


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[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. 


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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- 


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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 

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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 

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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. 

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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. 

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[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 

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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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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 

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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. 

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JawwUs 

[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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House  Documents 

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. 


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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. 


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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. 


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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 

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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. 


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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. 


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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. 


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[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 


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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 

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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. 


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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. 


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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. 


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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. 


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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 


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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 


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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. 


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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 


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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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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 

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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. 

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«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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590  Btdletm  Virginia  State  Library     [WaUcer,  Gov. 

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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592  Btilletin  Virgima,  State  lAbrary     [Walker,  Gov. 

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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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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598  BvUetin  Virginia  State  Libra/ry     [Walker,  Gov. 

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 


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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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600  BuUetin  Virginia  State  Library     [Walker,  Gov. 

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. 

1871/72 

Journals 

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, 
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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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602  Btdletin  Virginia  State  Library     [Walker,  Gov. 

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 

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606  Btdletin  Virginia  Staie  Library     [Walker,  Gov. 

Separate  Documents;  MisceUanea 

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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608  Btdletin  Virginia  SIxUe  Library     [Walker,  Gov. 

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 
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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 


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!;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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616  BvUetin  Virgima,  State  Library     [Walker,  Gov. 

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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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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618 BuUetin  Virginia,  State  IMmury   [Kemper,  Gov. 

[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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620  BvJletm  Virginia  State  Library   [Kemper,  Gov. 

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 

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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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622  BvUetin  Virgima  State  Library   [Kemper,  Gar. 

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 

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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 

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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. 

1874/75      • 

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. 
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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 

i?  »• 

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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628  BiMetin  Virginia  State  Library   [Kemper,  Gov. 

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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680  BtiMetin  Virginia  State  Librwry   [Kemper,  Gov. 

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 

1875/76 

Jownalg 

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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632  BvUetm  Virginia  State  Library   [Kemper,  Gov. 

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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636  Bulletin  Virginia  State  Library   [Kemper,  Gov. 

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. 

1876/77 

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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638  BvUetin  Virginia.  State  lAbnury    [Kemper,  Gov. 

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 

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646      Bvlletiai  Virgirda.  State  Librtury  [Kemper,  Holliday,  Gov. 

[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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648      Bulletin  Virginia,  State  Library  [Kemper,  Holliday,  Gov. 

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 

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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 

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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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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. 

1881/82 

Journals 

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. 

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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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676     Bvlletin  Virginia  State  Library    [HoUiday,  Cameron,  Gov. 

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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678     BvUetin  Virffinia  State  Librwry  [Holliday,  Cameron,  Gov. 

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 

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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 

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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 

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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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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 

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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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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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690  Bvttetin  Vvrginia,  State  Librwry  [Cameron,  Gov. 

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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692  BnUetin  Virginia  State  Library  [Cameron,  Gov. 

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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694  Bulletin  Virginia  State  Library  [Cameron,  Gov. 

[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. 


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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 

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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. 


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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. 


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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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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, 
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[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 

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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 

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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 

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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. 

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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 

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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. 

ITSU 

1887/88 

Joumalt 

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. 

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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 

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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 
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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 

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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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734 Bulletin  Virginia  Stati  Library  [Lee,   (F)   Gov. 

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 

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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. 


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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. 


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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- 


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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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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. 


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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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^  •.,  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 


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[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 

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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." 

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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 

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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- 


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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 

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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. 
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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 

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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 

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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. 


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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. 


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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*. 


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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. 


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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. 


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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 

[1]  p. 


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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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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. 


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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 

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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 


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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. 


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772 Bulletin  Virginia  State  Lihrwry        [O'Ferrall,  Gov. 

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. 


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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 

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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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[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 

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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 

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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. 
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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. 

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168  p.       Charles  J.   Anderson,  adjutant  general. 
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[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 

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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: 
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anan, George  M.  Harrison.    Attorney  general:    R.  Taylor  Scott. 

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ginia. By  Martin  P.  Burks,  state  reporter.  Vol.  92.  From 
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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. 

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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 
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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.    ^ 

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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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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 

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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. 

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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 


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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. 


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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 


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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. 


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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. 


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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 


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[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. 


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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 


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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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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 


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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, 

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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. 


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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 

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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. 


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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 

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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. 


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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. 


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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 


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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, 


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808  BvUetin  Virgvnia  State  Library  [Tyler  (J.  H.),CiOV. 

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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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 

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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 


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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. 


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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. 


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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 


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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. 


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„    ^   — —    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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[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. 


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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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[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- 


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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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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- 


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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 


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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 


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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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1901/02]  A  BibUognvphy  of  Virginia  8S1 

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 

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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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[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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836  Bulletin  Virginia  State  Library  [Montague,  Gov. 

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 
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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. 

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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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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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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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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 

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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 

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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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B48  Builetin  Virginia,  State  Library  [Montague,  Gov. 

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 


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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. 


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[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. 


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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 


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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. 


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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). 


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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- 


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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. 


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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. 


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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. 


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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 


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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. 


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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 


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?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. 


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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. 


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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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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. 


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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. 


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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 


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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 


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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. 


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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- 


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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. 


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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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874  BvUeim  Virginia  State  Library    [Swany)n,  Gov. 

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 

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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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. 


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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 

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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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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. 


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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 


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[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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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]. 


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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. 


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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. 


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[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 

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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. 


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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 

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[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 

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[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 

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[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. 


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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^ 


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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. 


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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. 


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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. 


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,  — —  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. 


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900 BvUetin  VirgMa.  State  Library    [Swanson,  Gov. 

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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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 

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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. 


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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. 


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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. 


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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. 


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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 

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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. 


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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- 


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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 


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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 
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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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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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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. 

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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 

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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. 

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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 

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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. 


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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 

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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 

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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. 

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and  industrial  school,  Harrisonburg,  Virginia.  Summer  quarter  announce- 
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20213 
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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 

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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 


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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. 

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[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  . 

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Mcllwaine,  librarian. 

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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. 

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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- 
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CO.     [1910]  20244 

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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. 


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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 

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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- 
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'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 
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Supreme  court   of  the   United   States.     October   term,   1910. 

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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- 
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Spooner,  Chas.  E.  Hogg,  W.  Mollohan,  Geo.  W.  McClintic,  W.  G.  Mathews, 
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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 
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dolph Harrison]  for  complainant.    [1910]  20254 

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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 

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corporation   commLssion. 

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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 

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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'* 

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^^^^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 

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University  of  Virginia  record,    v.  3,  no.  1.    Catalogue  number, 

1909-1910.      Charlottesville,   Va.,   Published    by   the    University,    February. 
1910.  2026'1 

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Special  courses  in  highway  engineering.     Charlottesville,  Va.  20270 

3-7  p.  22^^cm. 

University  of  Virginia  record,  v.  3,  no.  3,  March,  1910.    Som- 

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Virginia  press.  20271 

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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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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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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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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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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 

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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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[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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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, 

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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. 


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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. 


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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. 


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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- 


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£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. 


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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. 


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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 


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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 

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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 

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— —    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 


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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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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 

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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 

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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 

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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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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. 


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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- 
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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 

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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. 

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980 Bulletin  Virginia  State  Library  [Mann,  Stuart,  Gov. 

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. 


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[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. 

■ 

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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990 BuMetin  Virginia  State  Libnury      [Stuart,  Gov. 

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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992  Bulletin  Virginia,  State  Library     [Stuart,  Gov. 

[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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994 Bulletin  Virginia  State  Library     [Stuart,  Gov. 

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. 
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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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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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1002  Bulletin  Virginia,  State  Library     [Stuart,  Gov. 

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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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 


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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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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. 

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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 

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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 

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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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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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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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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 

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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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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. 

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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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A  Bibliography  of  Virginia  1049 

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- 
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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 

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for  the  session  of  1864-5.  Alexandria :  D.  Turner,  printer  to  the 
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rReport  of  the  auditor,  L.  W.  Webb,  for  fiscal  year  ending  Sept.  30, 
1864]:  p.  79-88.  22198 

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CO.,  publishers,  booksellers,  printers  &  stationers,  182  Baltimore 
street.    1865.  221M 

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Journal  of  senate,  convening  in  Alexandria,  Dec.  7,  1863:  p.  3-68. 

Known  as  senate  of  the  restored  government.  L.  C. '  P.  Cowper,  lieu- 
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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at  the  regular  session  [at  Alexandria]  commencing  December 
7th,  1863,  in  the  88th  year  of  the  commonwealth.  "State  .ioumal" 
print.  Royal  street,  Alexandria,  Va.    1864.  22208 

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•"State  journal"  print,  South  Royal  street    1865.  22205 

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to  the  state.    1864.  22210 

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13th  day  of  February,  1864.  Alexandria,  D.  Turner,  printer, 
1864.  22211 

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Turner,  printer  to  the  state,  1864.  22212 

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Miscellanea 

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In  Calendar  of  Virginia  state  papers,  v.  11,  1836-1869,  p.  351-3S5.     1893. 

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[Papers  of  "Restored  government  of  Virginia,"  &c.]  1863.     In 

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[Papers  of  "Restored  government  of  Virginia,"  &c.]  1864.     In 

Calendar  of  Virginia  state  papers,  v.  11,  1836-1869,  p.  420-433.    1893.  22218 

[Papers  of  "Restored  government  of  Virginia,"  &c.]  1865.     In 

Calendar  of  Virginia  state  papers,  v.  11,  1836-1869.  p.  433-463.    1893.  22217 

Auditor.  [Instructions  of  auditor  to  commissioners  of  the  revenue, 
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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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December  4,  1901— April  2.  1902. 
July  16,  1902— July  28,  1902;  Novem- 
ber 12,   1902— May  19.  1903;  Novem- 
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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caused    by    the    death    of    Qovernor 
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  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 

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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. 

[From  Senate  Journal,  1800/01,  p.  38,  89] 


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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 
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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. 

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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 

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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. 

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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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\lll    IJJ'i'^J  l''«0<  1902 

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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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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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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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 

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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 

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1883     17176 

Information    rel.    to    tax    collectors, 

1883     17178 

Laws  r^l.  to  revenue  commissioners, 

1882     17063 

Report.    1882     17024 

Report,    1883     17211 

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1883     17105 

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17174 
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18144 

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cellar    18417 

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Bitter  rot  of  apples 19187 

Bush    fruits    18054 

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Cider  fermentation  with  pure  yeasts, 

1904     19368 

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sects and   plant  diseases,   1904. . . 

19317 
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scale,    1901    18918 

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scale,    1903    19218 

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Crop  pest  law,    1899 1876k 

Crown  gall  of  apple  trees 19185 

Cultural  and   variety   work,   1891.. 

18001 
Diseases  of  the  grape,  1893 ....  18144 
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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 
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17907,  18656 

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Ambler,     Jacquelin.     Accts.     as    treas., 

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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 

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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 

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Election  of  Bathurst  Randolph.  1808. 

8269 
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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 

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^844.   9846 
Resolutions  of  Ga.  &  S.  C.  rel.  to,  1827. 

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19869 
American    humor.     By   Chas.   Alphonso 

Smith,    1910    20268 

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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. 

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10402 
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13443 

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Amherst    county   turnpike    co.      Bill    & 

petitions   rel     to,    1850 13382 

Ammunition.      Revolution     7629 

Amnesty    proclamation    by    the    presi- 
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1811  119S» 

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1863  14009 

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Report  of  com.,  1817 8966 

Report  of  com.,  1819 9160 

Report  of  com.,  1820.. 9207,  9227,  9230 

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Report  of  com.,  1822 9378,  9436 

Report  of  com.,  1823 9611 

Report  of  com.,  1824 9649.  9607 

Report  of  com.,  1825 9637,  9689 

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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 

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Report  ot  com.,  1834 10703 

Report  of  com..  1838 11175,  11223 

Report  of  com.,  1839 

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Report  of  com.,  1840 11616,  11694 

Report  of  com.,  1841 

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Armory  school.     Bill  to  establish.  1841. 

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Arms.      At    arsenal.    1801 8022 

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Bill   rel.    to,    1815 8845 

Bill  rel.  to  distribution  of.  1811.. 8481 


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Bill  to  regulate  issue  of,    1841.. 11887 
Communication     from     governor  rel. 

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Communication  of  adj.  gen.,  1860 . . 

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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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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 


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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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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 

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902  i9119 

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Bank  of  Rockbridge.     Memorial  rel.  to 

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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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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  Weston.     Inspection,   1869. 

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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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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 
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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 

cavalry.  1813    8640 


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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. 

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Letter  rel.   to,    1874 16131.    16185 

Letter,     1878     16634 

Barker,  J.  M.     Hand-book  of  Va.,  1911. 

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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 
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1907     19696 

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18742 

Brown.  E.   Report.  1843 12195 

Brown.  G.  W.  Report.  1911 20301 

Report.  1912  20501 

Report.  1913  20662 

Report.  1914  20881 

Report.    1915     .......21123 

Brown,  J.     M.       Right     of     subsequent 

creditors,    etc..    1881 16971 

Brown.  J.  Thompson.  A  guide  to  magis- 
trates. 1892   18037 

Report.    1906     19486 

Brown.  James,  Jr.    Abstract  of  laws  rel. 
to  school  commissioners,  etc..  l*''* 

Accts.  of  literary  fund,  1826. .  ...9643 
Circulars  as  supt.  of  lit.  fund,  1847. 

13051 
Circulars  as  supt.  of  lit.  fund.  1847. 

Communication  rel.  to  stock  com- 
panies.   1839    11438 

Internal  Improvement  cpmpanies, 
1825    9711,   9717 

Internal       Improvement      companies, 

1827     9991 

Internal       Improvement      companies, 

1828     9988 

Internal       improvement       companies, 

1829    10074 

Internal       Improvement       companies, 

1828    9993 

Internal       improvement       companies. 

1833     10792.    10794 

Internal       Improvement       companies, 

1837    11063 

Internal       Improvement       companies, 

1838    11246 

Internal       improvement       companies, 

1843    12498 

Internal       Improvement       companies, 

1844    12500 

Internal       Improvement       companies, 

1847    13209 

Internal       improvement       companies. 

1848    13211 

Letter     rel.     to     Northwestern     road, 

1841    11905 

Report,    1823    9488 

Report,    1826     9749 

Report,  1829   10025 

■Report,    1830    10194 

Report,  1833    10594 

Report,    1834 10715 

Report,    1836    10822 

Report,  1838.11119,  11120,  11131,  11271 

Report,  1839    11383,  11431,  11444 

Report,    1840    11564 

Report,    1841     11769 

Report,    1842     11964 

Report.    1843 12180,   12201 

Report,    1844     12335 

Report,  1846   12746 

Report,  1847    12976,  12983,  12995 

Report,   1848    13117,   13121 

Report,    1849 13267,    13274.    13279 

Report.  1850    13391 

Report.   1862 13633.   13791 

2d  auditor's  rept.  on  canal  cos.,  1824. 

9569 
Report  on  literary  fund,  1826... 9744 
Report  on  literary  fund.  1827.... 9827 
Report  on  literary  fund,  1828.... 9921 


Brown.    James. — Cont.  _,. 

Report  on  literary  fund.  1831...10J14 
Report  on  literary  fund,  1832..  10462 
Report  on  literary  fund,  1834..  10715 
Report  on  literary  fund.  1836... 10941 
Report  on  literary  fund.  1841...  11745 

Report  on  public  debt.  1844 12477 

Report  rel.  to  banks.  1839 11430 

Report  on  fund  for  internal  Improve- 

.     ment.    1827    983$ 

Report  on  fund  for  Internal  improve- 
ment.   1828    «.9923 

Report  on  fund  for  Internal  Improve- 
ment.   1838    11272 

Report  rel.     to     lower     James   river 

canal.    1827    9834 

Report    rel.     to    principal     engineer. 

1841    11815 

Report  rel.  to  road,  canal,  and   river 

companies,    1826    9652 

Report  rel.  to  suit  of  Farmers  bank 
of  Va.  vs.  the  commonwealth,  1844. 

12469 

Report  rel.  to  various  canal  com- 
panies,  1830    10218 

Statement  rel.  to  amts.  for  railroad 
companies,     1852     13617 

Statement     rel.     to     second     auditor. 

1842    11986 

Statements.    1839    11526 

Statements    rel.    to    state    debt,    etc., 

1849     13316 

Statement  rel.   to   state   debt.   1852. 

13864 

Brown.  James  D 10915 

Report.    1833    1079$ 

Report.    1835    10795 

Brown.  James  E.  Judge.  .10397,  10526, 
10683,  10904,  11047,  11049,  11096. 
11531.  11707,  12140.  12310,  12488, 
12700,  12923,  13046,  13202,  13341. 
13471. 
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9636 

Resolution  rel.  to.  1825 9664 

Brown   John.     Communication   of    gov- 
ernor  rel.    to    invasion    of   Va.    by, 

1859    14466 

Declaration    of    independence 

14522,  14640 

Duty  of  the  soldiers.  1859 14522 

Expenses   to  repel  Invasion,   1861.. 

14733 
Governor's   message  rel.   to.   1859.. 

14522 
Governor's    message   rel.    to    invasion 

of  Va.  by,  1869 14447 

Letter  from  governor  of  Ohio  rel.  to 

invasion  of  Va.  by,  1859 14466 

Papers,    1859    14522,   14640 

Petition  for  writ  of  error.  1859.  .14639 

Provisional  constitution,  1859 

14522,    14640 
Resolutions    of    New    Haven    rel;    to, 

1859     14576 

Resolutions  of  North  Carolina  rel.  to, 

1859    14555 

ResolutloAs  of  Phila.  rel.  to  invasion 

of  Va.  by,   1859    14464 

Brown.  John.     Land  laws,  1795 7841a 

Letter    rel.    to    edition    of   laws    con- 
cerning lands.  1796 7989 

Brown.  John  Crosby.     W.  Va.  debt  set- 
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Buchanan,  B.  F.     Judge  John  A.  Kelly. 

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Report.    1886    17520 

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Map  of  Virginia.  1873 16102 

Report,   1863    15192.   15222 

Buckingham  and  FarmvlIIe  plank  road 

CO.      Reports.    1863-1862 21534 

Buckingham  county.  Bill  rel.  to  form- 
ing new  county  from,  1842. ..  .12076 

BUI  rel.  to  partition  of,  1848 12230 

BUI  rel.  to  partition  of,  1844 12421 

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Flood,  James  Jones  and  J.  w.  Has- 

kins.   1840    11593 

Election    of   G.    W.    Kyle    and   W.    A. 

Scott.  1848 13067 

Election  case  of  Leaueur  vs.  Blanton, 

1897     18518 

Governor's   message  rel.  to  roads   in, 

1893    18080 

Iron   works,   1809    8341 

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Memorial   rel.  to   the  Slate  river   co., 

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13421 
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13823 

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Buford,  A.  S..    Richmond   and   Danville 
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Report,    1893    18132 

Report.    1895     18421 

Report.   1896    18430.   18439 

Report,    1897     18651 

Report,    1898    18618 

Weather  reports,   1896    18481 

Buford's    gap    and    Buchanan    turnpike 

CO.     Reports,  1855,  1856 21501 

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1901     18928 


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18293 
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21344 
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gas,  1908    19767 

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Letter     rel.    to    changes    In    capitoU 

1852    13586 

Prescribing  duties  of  supt.,   1844.. 

12417 

Report,  1831  10295 

Report,  on.  1833  10585 

Report.  1834  10712 

Report.  1836  10847 

Report,  1836  10938 

Report.  1838  11116 

Report.  1841  11742 

Report,  1842  11961 

Report.  1843  12196 

Report,  1844  1234* 

Report,  1845  12527 

Report,  1846  12743 

Report,  1847  12993 

Report,  1848  13126 

Report,  1849  13240.  13286 

Report,  1850  13401 

Report.  1852  13642.  13800 

Report.  1853  13943 

Report.  1864.  1856  14122 

Report,  1869  1454C 

Report,  1870  15847 

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Buildings,  value  of.  Statement  rel.  to. 

1850    13499 

BuUer,  N.  R.     Address.   1915 21130 

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Letter  rel.  receipts,  etc.,  Sept.  SO,  181«, 

9017 
Letter  rel.  to  revenue  laws,  1814... 

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8869.  891C 

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Report  on  account  with  U.  S.,  1816. 

8S80 
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Accounts  as  treaBurer,  1832 10602 

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10551.  10688 

Accounts  as  treasurer,  1834 10731 

Accounts  as  treasurer,  1835 

10848,  10889 

Accounts  as  treasurer,  1836 10966 

Accounts  as  treasurer,  1838 11109 

Accounts  as  treasurer,  1839. ..  .11260 
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Accounts  as  treasurer,  1840 

11652.  11693 

Accounts  as  treasurer,   1841 

11737.  11906 
Accounts  as  treasurer,  1842. .,  ,11951 
Communication  rel.  to  deposit  of  pub- 

iic  money,  1837    11072 

Letter     rel.     Chesapeake     and     Ohio 

canal,   1828    9899 

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 

public   money,    1837    11076 

Vlrgrinla's    portion    of    surplus    reve- 
nue  of  U.  a,  1839 11396 

Burgoyne,    C.   G.      Brief   for   West   Va., 

1907     19700 

Defendant's  brief,   state     debt     case, 

1910     20263 

Statement  rel.  to  banks,  1870... 15743 
Burkeville.       Communication     of     rail- 
road commissioner  rel.  to,   1884  . . 

1727'» 
Burki),    Edward   C.     By   Geo.   L.   Chris- 
tian,   1897    18574 

Code  revision,   1885    17415 

Communication    as    revisor    of    code, 

1887    17586 

Editor,   1895    18399 

Editor,   1896    18454 

Editor,    1897     18574 

Jud^e    16591,    16691a,    16718, 

16713a,    16820,    16866,    16953,    16953a 

Memorial  rel.   to,   1898 18438 

Report  on  revision  of  code,  1887 . . . 

17545 

Revisor   of   code,    1887 17710 

Rules,    court     of    appeals,     appellate 

Jurisdiction,   1885    17496 

Surety,   1885    17496 

Burks,  M.  P.     Code  revision,  1916.21328 

Homestead  exemption,   1897 18464 

Judge  John  W.   Riely,   1901 18928 

Lectures  on   conveyancing,    1906... 

19524 
Legrlslation        affecting        dollnquent 

lands,    1898    18631 

Negotiable  Instruments  law,  1898.. 

18631 

Negotiable    notes,    1898 18631 

Pleading   and   practice   In   actions   of 
common  law,  1913   20736 


Burks,  M.   P. — Cont. 

Property    rights    of    married    women, 

1893 18171 

Receivers' '  certificates.'  'l'8'9'8'.'.'.'.  .18631 

Report,    1916     21377 

Reports,    v.    91,    1895 18386 

Reports,   v.    92,    1896/96 18387 

Reports,  v.  93,  1896 18437 

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 

Reports,    v.    112,    1911 20310 

Reports,  v.  113,  1912 20311 

Reports,   v.  114,  1913 20511 

Reports,  v.  115,  1913 20674 

Reports,    v.    116.    1914 20896 

Reports,  v.  117,  1916 21139 

Reports,  v.  118.  1916 21140 

Self  defense,  1901   18S04 

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Burley,  James.     Resolutions,  1861..14823 
Burling,  Thomas.    Senate  Jour  nal,1816. 

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Senate    Journal,    1817 8976 

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Burnham,   Horace  B.     Judge 15660 

Burning  public  property.    Bill,  1826.. 

9776 
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Henry,    1897    18674 

Burroughs,  A.  H.    Letter  rel.  to  charges 

against  Judge  Latham,  1887.. 17568 

Burroughs,  John  J.     Prison  ass'n   laws 

of  Va.,   1897    18574 

Burroughs,  W.  H.     Can  states  be  com- 
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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, 

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1901     18863 

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on.    1836     10810 

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15967 
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Report,    1870     15847 

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in.    1885    17383 

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Report  rel.  to  repair  of,  1872...  16013 

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18199 
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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 

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1895  18317,  18335 

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18621,  18731.  18791,  18908,  18909, 
19134,  19206,  19296,  19380,  19612, 
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201«2,  20310,  20311,  20511,  20674, 
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Maryland    boundary,    1891 17968 

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Speaker.    1893    18060 

Cardwell, 'W.    D.,    Speaker 19446 

Carey,    James     7970 

Carey,    Matthew    8499 

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Report,  1880   16849 

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11423 
Memorial  of  coal  convention,   1855. 

14a76 
Charleston  and  Point  Pleasant  turnpike 

CO.      Reports,    1838-1860 21505 

Charleston  and  Weston  road.     Reports, 

1838-1842     21717 

Charleston,     Cincinnati     and     Chicago 
rdilroad  co.     Report  rel.  to  charter 

for,    1887    17672 

Charleston,     Ripley     and     Ravenswood 
turnpike.      Reports,    1856-1860... 

21506 
Charleston   Tribune   printing  co.     Pro- 
ceedings   in    suit   of   Va.    vs.    West 

Virginia,     1907     19698 

Charleston.      Transportation    of    troops 

to,    1859    14483 

Charlestown    and    Berryville    turnpike. 

Purchase    of.    1867    14372 

Reports,    1869-1876     21487 

Charlestown,    Smlthfleld    and    Harper's 
Ferry  turnpike  co.     Reports,   1832- 

1861    21686 

Charlotte   county.     Address    to.    rel.    to 

Roanoke   company,   1824    9614 

Bill  rel.  to  foYnnng  new  county  from, 

1842     12076 

Bill  rel.   to  partition   of,   1843... 12230 

Bin  rel.  to  partition  of,  1844 12421 

Election  of  R.   B.  Berkley  and  A.   P. 

Lrfithrop,    1871    15930.    16931 

Election  of  R.   I.  Gaines,  1830..  10169 
Report  on  school  system  of.  1847.. 

12988 
Charlotte   and    Prince   Edward    electric 
railroad  and  improvement  co.     Re- 
ports.   1904-1906    21769 

Charlottesville.       Albemarle     barracks, 

1780     721J 

Convention    troops,    1779    7175 

Letter  rel.  to  rallroa  dto.  1855..  14148 

Meeting  of  assembly,  1781 7281 

Proposed      railroad      to      Lynchburg 

from.  1850   1344S 

Proposed      railroad      to      Lynchburg 

from.  1851    13430 

Veto     message     rel.     to    registration 

books    of.    1897    18498 

Charlottesville   and   Albemarle   railway 

CO.      Reports.   1904-1916    2176» 

Charlottesville  and  Rapidan  railroad  co. 

Reports,     1882-1887     21770 

Charlottesville  city  and  suburban  rail- 
way CO.     Reports.  1903,  1904.. 21771 
Charlottesville    convention    on    internal 
improvement.    1828.      Memorial.. 

9917     P981 

Proceedings  9917,  9931 

Charloville.  Capt.  Francis.  Bounty  lands 
for  soldiers  who  served  under.  1888. 

10621 
Charters   pt    Va.       First,     second     and 

third    17626 

Report  on.  1873  1608> 

Charters    of   corporations.      Report   on. 

_  1839     1139* 

See  also  under  Corporations. 
Chase,  S.  P.     John  Brown  invasion . . 

144SC 
Chase,   Samuel.     Impeachment   of.     By 

A.  P.  Humphrey,  1900 1874* 

Chase  City.     State  summer  normal  in- 
stitute, 1915   21280 


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Chastity.     Bill  rel.  to  offences  against, 

1846     128r.4 

Chatham,    Canada.      Brown's    constitu- 
tional convention,  1859.. 14522,  1464( 
Chatham,  Lord.     Portrait  of,   1847... 

129S1,    12962 
Chatham    female   institute.     Governor's 

message  rel.   to,   1895    18260 

Ohtftsworth    farm.      Farmers'    institute, 

iS90    178:8 

Cheat  mouniair  turnpilce  road,  I.S33.. 

10b2S 

Cheat  river.-    Road  to,  1784    7424 

Cheat    River    toll-bridge    oo.      Reports," 

1852-1860     n;i07 

■Checlcs.     Effect     of     the     dea»h     of     a 
dravcer.     By  John  W.  Daniel,   1879. 

16832 
Cheese  factories.     List  of,   1:109. .  .l;>'J8i 

1  ist  of,  1910    201S4 

Regulations,    1909     1097" 

Cheese  making.    By  C.  L.  Stahl.  1916. 

2l:J»9 

Cheeseman     creek.       Bill     to     regulate 

hauling  of  seines   in,    1844. ..  .12430 

Chemical    interaction   of   substances    in 

tlie   solid   state.      By  J.    W.   Mallet, 

1910  S0266 

Chemist.  Report,  1889  17X42 

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 

•  Report,   1909    19939,   19959 

■     Report,  1910   20146 

,    Report,    1911     20296 

,    Agricultural.  See  Agricultural  chem- 
ist. 

Chemistry.     Analytical   &   agricultural. 
Report  of  committee  on,  1895.... 

18347,    18389,    18390 
L    In  high  school.     By  R.  M.  Bird,  1908. 

19899 

Cherokee  expedition  of  1776   7092 

Cherries.     Notes  on  the  cherry  orchard. 

18471 
Second  report  on  the  cherry  orchard. 
By  W.  B.  Alwood  and  H.  L.  Price. 

19179 
Chesapeake  affair.     Citizen   volunteers, 

1807     8226 

Chesapeake     and     Albemarle  canal   co. 

Report,    1912     21772 

Chesapeake  and  Ohio  canal.    Communi- 
cation rel.   to,  1839    11407 

Contracts,   1828    9929 

Johnson-Poe    settlement,    1877 

16518,   16541 

Laws  rel.   to,   1827    9891 

Letter  rel.   to,   1834    10780 

Letter  of  treasurer  rel.  to,  1828.. 9899 
Memorial  rel.   to,   1834 10725 


Chesapeake    and    Ohio    canal. — Cont. 
Policy  of  Baltimore  &  Ohio  railroad 

towards,    1859    14641 

Report  of  engineer  on,  1835 10841 

■Report   on   revenue   of,    1835. ..  .10861 

Resolution  rel.  to.   1859/60 14624 

Statement  of    trade,    1834    10738 

Chesapeake    and    Ohio    canal    co.      Acts 

rel.   to,   1828    9977 

Auditor's  communication  rel.  to,   1871. 

15943 

Bill   Incorporating,   1823    9498 

Bill   rel.    to,    1834    10760 

Bill   rel.    to.    1834 10779 

Bill   rel.   to.    1843    12260 

Bill  rel  to  bonds  of.  1846 12882 

Bill  rel.     to    state's    subscription     of 

stock   in.    1832    10494 

By-laws,    etc.,    1828 9977 

Communication  Irel.   to.   1852 13718 

Communication  rel.   to.   1853 13906 

Communication  rel.  to  bonds  of.  1852. 

13762 

Financial    condition   of.    1857 14301 

Grant  of  water  power  to  Alexandria 

canal   co.,    1859    14573 

Information   rel.   to,    1839    11435 

Letter  rel.  to  bonds  of,  1852 13601 

Letter   rel.   to   interest  due   on   bonds 

of,    1855    14044 

Memorial   of,    1848    13165 

Reports,    1837,    1841,    1844,    1846-1860, 

except   1858,    1859    21773 

Report  rel.  to,  1874    16186 

Report    of    attorney-general    rel.    to, 

1860 14615 

Report   rel.    to   state   claims   against, 

1874    16182 

Report  on  Virginia's  stock  in,  1832. 

10481 

Report   rel.   to,   1832 10480 

Chesapeake  and  Ohio  railroad  co.     As- 
sessment, 1907    19702 

Case  of  state  corporation  commission 

against,    1908    19890 

Contract  between  Virginia  and  Hunt- 
ington &  CO.  rel.  to,  J.876 16450 

Governor's  message,   1889    1776J 

Hand-book   of  Va.,    Sd   ed.,    1881... 

16961 
Letter  rel.  to  exemption  of,  from  tax- 
ation,   1874    16238 

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 
Chesapeake    and    western    railroad    co. 

Reports,   1896-1915    21776 

Chesapeake      bay.       Canals      from,     to 

Lewis  Town   creek,   1830 10180 

Governor's   letter   rel.   to   defense   of, 

1816     8865 

Letter  from  governor  rel.  to  defense 

of,   1815    8789 

Navigation,  1785   7466 

Chesapeake,  Board  on.     Communication 

rel.  to  oysters,  1884   17304 

Report,    1885    17368 

Report.    1885    1740S 

Report  on  steamer  Chesapeake.  1891. 

1"95J 
Chesapeake     (steamer).     Conflict     with 

dredging  vessels,  1896 18297 

Cost  of^  1891 17951 


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Chesapeake     steamship     co.       Reports, 

1904-1910     21777 

Chesapeake  telephone  and  telegraph  co. 

Reports.    1903-1909 22056 

Chesapeake  transit  co.     Reports,   1903- 

1905    21778 

Chesapeake  western  railway.  Case  of 
state    corporation    commission 

against,   1908    19890 

Reports,  1902-1915    21779 

Chesterfield  county.     Election  of  J.  W. 

Eppes.    1801     8011 

Election   of  C.   H.    Harrison,    1895.. 

18262 
Election  of  John  W.  Walke  and  Jo- 
seph Walker.  1874    16121 

Petition    for    bridge.    1847 13034 

Railroad   through,   1857    14285 

Chesterfield  court  house 7243 

Chesterfield     railroad.       Extension     to 

Genito,   1831    10328 

Report,    1847    ^^ 13027 

Reports.    1834,    1836,    1838-1844.    1846- 

1851     21780 

Chesterman.    E.    R.      Illiteracy    in    Va.. 

1914      20948 

Chestnut  blight  in  Va.    By  Flippo  Gra- 

vatt,   1913    20672 

Chevallie,  John  A 7747 

Claim  of,  1786   7446 

Petition  of,  1802   80S7 

Chew,    John    874C 

Letter,    1820    9118 

Letter   rel.   Virginia's   claims   against 

U.    a,    1815    8794 

Chew,  of  Monongalia   7209 

Chicago    world's    fair.      See    Columbian 

Exposition. 
Chichester.    R.    H.    L.      Charges    rel.    to, 

1915    21076 

Report  rel.  to,  1916    21324 

Chickamauga  and  Chattanooga  na- 
tional park  association.  Communi- 
cation from,  1899    18675 

Chickens.      Experiments    with.      By    E. 

•       P.    Nlles,    1899    18769 

Chief  engineer.  Inventory  of  property 
for   defensive  works,    1861. ..  .14965 

Report,    1861     ...14888 

Child  labor.     Permits,   1910 20146 

Report   on,    1906    19501 

Report  on,  1907    19636 

Child  welfare  conference,  1911 20307 

Children.     Clinic  on  children's  diseases. 

By  C.  A.   Blanton,   1907 19683 

Parents'    liability    for     .     .     .     minor 

child.    By  W.  L.  Vance,  1901.  .18804 

Report    of    state    board    of    charities, 

1910     20158 

Widowed  mother's  right   to  earnings 
of  minor  child.     By  F.  W.  Morton, 

1898    18631 

Chilton.  William  E.    Va.  claims  against 

U.  S.,  1912    20538 

Chiniwith,    Richard    .    7528 

Chinn,  J.  W.    Removal  of  deposits,  1833i 

10555,  10670 
Chisholm,  B.  Election  of,  1871...159C4 
Chittenden.      Report    on    freight    rates, 

1845    12715 

Chittenden,  F.  H.  Some  insects  in- 
jurious to  cabbage,  cucumbers  and 

related   crops.    1909    19962 

Chittenden.   W.   B.     Report,    1847 

12994.    13052 
Report,   1848        13123,   13206 


Choate,  Rufus.     By  Geo.  Bryan,  1911. 

20366 

Cholera    18580 

Cholera    infantum    18580 

Chowan    river.      Proposed    canal    from, 

1811     8482 

Christian,   Archer.      1910 20258 

Christian,    Benjamin    T.      Ed.    Va.    law 

jourhal     17247 

Christian,    Bolivar.      Revision   of   house 

of    del.    rules,    1857 143i7 

Christian,    Frank    W.      Committee    on 

R.   F.  &  P.  ry.,   1908 19888 

Do  federal  Judgements  require  to  be 

docketed   In   Va.,    18-9 16832 

Editor,   1877    16605 

Editor,     1878     16730 

Christian,  George  L.     County  Judges. 

16861 

Editor,   1877    16605 

Editor.    1878    16730 

Editor,   1879    16832 

Editor,    1880    16861 

Editor,   1881    16971 

Editor.    1882    17053 

Garnishees.  1886    17532 

Judge  John  Beverly  Christian,  1901. 

18804 
Judge  Edward  C.   Burks.   1897.. 18574 

Judicial  term  of  ofnce 16861 

Reminiscences  and  a  contrast.  1909. 

20048 

Reminiscences  of  lawyers.  1908 

19866 

Speech.  1912    20627 

Christian.   J.   E.      Report.    1891 17979 

Christian.  James  O.    Duelling  law,  1822. 

9375 
Christian.    John    Beverly.      By    Geo.    I,. 

Christian.    1901     18804 

Judge 

10904,  11047.  11049,  11096,  11631, 

11707,  12140,  12310,  12488.  12700, 

12923.   13045,   13202.   13341.   13471 

Christian.  Joseph.  Isaac  H.  Cnrrington 

by.  1887  17726 

Judge    15656.     15866. 

16963.  16067.  16086.  16087.  16208. 
16390.  16482.  165!>1.  16691a.  16713. 
16713a.  16820.     16856.     16963.  16953a 

Report  South  Carolina.   1860 14498 

Christian,  L,.  T.     Address.  1911 20307 

Christian.  T.  J.     Election  of    li65. 15410 
Christian  science  and  the  law.     By  Irv- 

fnsT  B.   Campbell,   1906 19328 

Chrlstlansburg.        Laving      of      corner 
stone.     By  R.  T.  W.  Duke,  Jr.,  1910. 

20004 
Chrlstlansburg   ."vnd   Jacksonville   turn- 
pike  CO.      Reports.    1852-1861.  .21679 
Chrlstlansburg    industrial    institute.. 

20778,  21023,  21286 
Chrlstian&ville     and     Keysville     plank 
road   CO.     Reports,   1856-1857.  .21608 
Chuckatuck,    Newport   News    and    Nor- 
folk  steamboat   co.     Reports,   1906, 

1906     21781 

Church  and  state.     Separation  of,  1909. 

19^36 

In   Virginia    20008 

Churches.     Bill  for  protection.  1841.. 

11884 
Belonging  to  est.  church,  ownership 

of    7848 

Conveyances   of.   1841 11822 

Laws    rel.    to,    1803 8105 

Statistics    rel.    to,    1889 17853 


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Cider.   •  The    chemical    composition    of 

ciders.     By  Wm.  B.  Alwood.  .19184 

Cider  fermentation  with  pure  yeasts. 

By    Wm.    B.    Alwood 19356 

Commercial    handllngr   of   older   fruit. 

By  W.  B.  Alwood 19182 

Fermentation    and    flnlshinK    of.      By 

W.  B.  Alwood    \ 19183 

Cigars.      Taxes   on,    1814 8765 

Cincinnati    (City).     Letter  rel.  to  cele- 
bration  of   Washlngrton's   birthday, 

1855     14067 

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 

Estimate    of    cost,    1870 15726 

Circuit    superior    courts.      Bill    rel.    to 

Judges  of,   1841 11893 

Circumstantial     evidence     in     homicide 
cases.     By   R.   C.  Walker,   1915.. 

21239 

Cist,    Charles    -. 7476,    7805 

Cities.      Aggregate    levies,    1876..  16464 
Communication    of    governor    rel.    to 

defence  of,   1861    14901 

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 
and   towns.     By  Henry  R.  Pollard, 

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. 

Reports,    1903-1913     21782 


Citizens     rapid     transit     co.       Reports, 

1904-1906     21783 

Citizens   telephone     and     telegraph    co. 

Reports,    1903-1910     22057 

City  health  officers.     Register.  1913.. 

20757 

City  of  Portsmouth  and  Norfolk  county 

ferries.      Reports,    1904-1909.  .21784 

City    Point    railroad    co.      BUI    rel.    to, 

1846     128S9 

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... 

12730 
Civil  death  in  Va.:  suits  against  felons. 

By  W.  Allen  Perkins,  1906 19<2« 

Civil   engineering.     Williamson's   man- 
uscript  on.    1857    14242,    14288 

Civil   Justice.      Petition    of   city   council 

of   Norfolk    rel.    to.    1910 20109 

ClvU   list,  Dec.  22,   1820 9242 

1830    10203 

1811    11798 

Civil  officers.    Opinion  of  attorney  gen- 
eral rel.  to  status  of,  1869 15778 

Civil     procedure,     suggested     chHnges. 

By  W.  B.,   1887    lf725 

CivU   suits,   1776    7«1S 

St.  George  Tucker  on,  1803 8107 

Civil  war.    See  War  between  the  states. 

Claiborne,  Augustine   1061C 

Claiborne,    J.    H.      John    Statge    Davis. 

1894 182S5 

Resignation.   1861    148SS 

Claiborne.  N.  H.     Report  on  University 

site,    1818    9041 

Claiborne,  Judge  T.  B.  Charges  against. 

1883    1T08S 

Claims.       Report     rel.     to     renort     on 

claims,    1865    15455,    15466 

Communication  rel.  to  settlement  of. 

1864     1627* 

Claims  against  U.  S.     1860 14622 

Against    the    U.    S.    by    Virginia    for 

War    of    1812    176J8 

Amount  due  Va.  from  U.  S.,  1877 . . 

'     16568 
Bill  establlnhing  agency  to  ptoaecute, 

1864     16341 

For    northwest    territory 20638 

L«tter  of  governor  rel.  to,  1846.  .12904 
Of  Maryland     and     Virginia  againat 

U.  S.,  1894    18199 

Of  Virginia  against  the  U.  S 16*»1 

Parkers    report,    1860 14602 

Parker's  report,   18(1   16926 

•  Parker's     report     on      revolutionary 

claims,    1860     18199 

Report  on,  against  U.  S.,  1844..  12467 
Report    on    all    claims    except    those 

prior  to  1812    17429 

Resolutions,    1788    7680 

Sale  of  state  claims  against  U.  S.  to 

railroad    companies,    1877 16670 

Virginia  claim  against  U.  S..  1910.. 

201JT 
See  also  Account  with   the  U.  S. 
Claims  against  state.     BUI  rel.  to  pay- 
ment   of,    1864 15279 


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Clams.      Bill  rel.   to,   1840 11671 

C^ark,  Cbamp.     Fourth  of  July  orator, 
J0J3     20783 

Clark,    williaiii '  Builock.'  * '  Geology    of 

•the  Va.  coastal  plain.  1905 19405 

Physiography     and     geology     of     the 
coastal  plain  province  of  Va..   1912. 

20582 
Clark  CO.,  Ind.     Clark's  grant  in,  1820. 

9215 
Clark,    George     Rogers.       Articles     of 

capitulation    of  Hamilton 7143 

Bounty   lands    for   soldiers   and   non- 
commissioned   officers    who    served 

under.   1833    10622 

Land   grant  in  Indiana,   1820 9216 

L,and  grant  to   7216 

Letter   accepting  sword   and   pension, 
1812     . .       .         . .  8522 

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 

governor,    1808     8282 

Letter   on   penitentiary,    1801 8021 

Rept.    on    armory,    1806 8211 

Report  on  manufactory  of  arms,  1808. 

8319 
Statement     rel.     to     manufactory     of 

arms,    1806    8191 

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, 

1841     11748 

Intersection    of    North    western    road 

at   11310 

Proceedings  of  convention  at,  1844. 

12353 
Proceedings    of    railroad    convention 

at,     1845     12528 

Road  from,  to  Point  Pleasant,  1828. 

9908 
Road   from    Wheeling   to,    1833..  10625 
Clarksburg  and   Buchanan  River   turn- 
pike.    Report,   1847    21509 

Clarksburg  and  Buckhannon  road.    Re- 
ports,   18E5-186T     21510 

Clarksburg   and    Buckhannon    turnpike 

CO.      Reports,    1849-1856 21511 

Clarksburg  and  Philippi  turnpike.     Re- 
ports,   1853-1860 21612 

Clarksburg  and  Staunton   road.  1845. 

12641 

Clarksburg     and     Wheeling     turnpike. 

Reports,    1862-1860     21613 


Clarkson  and     Davis.       House  journal, 

Oct.,    1779    7148 

Petition    Appendix  M 

Senate  Journal,  Oct.  1779 7160 

Clarkson,   John,    printer.      House   Jour- 
nal, May,  1779    7119 

See   also   Clarkson   and   Davis. 
Clarkson,  John  N.     Answer  rel.  to  salt 

works,    ISO-.    15243 

Communication  of,  1863   15142 

Salt   contract,    1863    1507S 

Statement  rel.  to  salt  works,  1864 . . 

15241 
Clarksville   and   Gaston   railroad.     Me- 
morial rel.   to,  1849    13326 

Clarksville  and  North  Carolina  raiiroail 

CO.      Reports,    1893,    1894 21786 

ClaxtoD,    P.    S.      Letter    rel.    to    merid- 
ians,   1855 14081 

Clay,    Henry.      I.«tter    as    commissioner 

from    Kentucky,    1821     9348 

Statue  of,   1859    14442 

Statue  of,   1860    14517 

Report,    1848         13141 

Cay,  O.  G.  Jr     .notice  to  non-residents, 

1885     17496 

Statute  of  limitations  with  regard  to 

retail  state  accounts,   18»2. ..  .17053 

Clay,   R.   E.     Governor's   message,    1893. 

18080,    18109 
Clay  deposits  of  Va.  coastal  plain.     By 

Heinricb  Ries,  1906   19405 

Claybrook,    R.    A.      Va.    military    insti- 
tute,    1857     14280 

Clayton,   Graham.     Judge   Gustavus   A. 

Wingfleld.   1897    18574 

Claytor,  Graham.     Death  of,  1902.. 19104 
Claytor,-  S.     Proposition  rel.  to  suffrage, 

1829     10102,    10120 

Clear  Fork  road  co.     Report,  186021614 
Clemens,  Sherrard.     Report  of  commit- 
tee on,   1861    14797 

Clement,    Edward.      Trial    of,    1851 . . 

13557 

Clemmltt,  W.  H.     Speech  of  J.  C.  Ruth- 

erfoord  rel.  to  Southern  conference, 

1860    14650 

Clendinnen,    Geo     7691 

Clergy  of  established  church.     Memor- 
ial.   1776     6994 

Clerk  of  house.     Communcation  rel.  to 
amendments  to  constitution,   1908. 

19739 
Communication    rel.    to   Index   of   en- 
rolled  bills,   1912    20422,   20462 

Communication  rel.  to  publication  of 
proposed  amendments  to  constitu- 
tion.   1908    19781 

Duties,   1787    7533 

Proposed   amendments,   1916    ...21341 
Report     rel.     to    alterations     in  hall, 

„1839     1136^ 

Report  rel.  to  contracts  for  pub- 
lishing amendments  to  constitution, 

„  1910     20099 

Report      on      internal      improvement, 

„1857     14373 

Report  on  publication  of  amendment, 

„1912     20451 

Report  rel.  to  vault  in  clerk's  office, 

etc.,    1908    19740,    19782 

Reports  of  the  committee  on  the  con- 
dition of  the  clerk's  office 

_  Appendix  C 

Returns    of   clerks,    1870 15842 

Returns   of   clerks,    1871 16914 

Returns  of  clerks,  1872    16009 


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Returns  of  clerks,  1873 16024 

Returns    of   clerks,    1874 16141 

Returns  of  clerks,   1874..  16246.   16264 

Returns    of   clerks,    1875 16323 

Returns    of    clerks,    1875 16345 

Returns  of  clerks,   1876..  16417,   16438 

Returns  of  clerks,  1877 

16517,  16520,  16540,  16549 
Returns  of  clerks,  1878.. 16621,  16656 
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 

17557.  17587,  17636,  17662 
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 

Returns  of  clerks.  1916 21340 

Statement   rel.    to    congrresaional    dis- 
tricts.  1842    11970 

Clerk  of  senate.  Report,  1847... 12967 
Report  of  committee  on,  1845.. 12676 
Report  of  committee  on,  1850...  13372 
Report    of    committee    on    office    of, 

1846    12906 

Report     of    committee    on     office   of, 

1849     ■.     13258 

Report     of     committee    on     office   of, 

1843     12300 

Report   rel.    to,    1848 13084 

Clerks.      (State   offices).      Compensation 

of,    1862     15036,    X5038 

In    state    offices,    1875 16347 

Salaries,    1791     7711 

Clerks  of  courts.    Accounts  of,  1895.. 

18324 

Accounts  of,  1897  18542 

Act  rel.  to  fees  of,  1831 10388 

Acts  rel.  to.  1830 10273 

Amounts  collected,  1907  19596 

Bill  rel.  to,  1830 10276 

Bill  rel.  to,  1840  11621.  11636 

Bill  rel.  to,  1841 11857.  11873 

Bill  rel.  to  fees.  1830  10239 

Bill  rel.  to  fees,  1831 10359.  10364 

Bill  to  increase  compensation  of, 

1864  15310,  15319,  15330,  15335 

Compensation,  1877  16566 

Increase  of  allowances  to,  1864.... 

15330,    15335 

Mayor's    gruide,    1860    146R,? 

Memorial  rel.  to  fees,  1831 10329 

Pay    of,    1908    19791 

Precedents  for  use  of,  1892 18037 

Reports  rel.   to  court  expenses,   1901. 

18969 
Reports    rel.    to    felony    and    misde- 
meanor cases,   1901    18956 

Reports  on  literary  fund  flnes,   1875- 

•76     16464 

Reports  rel.  to  taxes  on  law  process, 

etc..  1875-'76  16464 

Returns.  1838  11276 

Returns,  1839  11386a 

Returns,  1840  11567 


Clerks  of  Courts — Cont. 

Returns.  1841  11747 

Returns.  1842  11965 

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  : 

..16517,   16520.   16540,   16549 

Returns,  1878  16621,  16656 

Returns,  1879  16756,  16780 

Returns,  1881  16883,  16915 

Returns,  1883  17122,  17173 

Returns,  1885  17363,  17390 

Returns,  1887 

17557,   17587,   17636.   17662 

Returns,  1889  17781.  17809 

Returns.  1891  17929.  17947 

Returns.  1893  18088,  18117 

Returns,  1895  18283.  18320 

Returns,  1897  18513,  18525 

Returns.  1899  18684,  18707 

Returns.  1901  18839.  18847,  18869 

Returns,  1904  19263 

Returns.  1906  19463 

Returns,  1907  19694 

Returns  of,  1908  19760 

Returns,  1910  20098 

Returns,  1912  20460 

Returns,  1914  20835 

Returns,  1916  21340 

Statement  of  receipts  and  expenses. 

1914     20863 

Statement     rel.     to     taxes     on      law 

process,  1895    18342.  18343 

statements   rel.   to   marriagre   licenses 

granted  in  1817,  1827  &  1837.. 11268 

Status   of,  1893    18089 

Status  of  accounts  of.  1893 18121 

Suggrestions  and   forms   for,   1878 . . 

16735 
Cleveland    (City).      Communication 

from.    1912     20434 

Clevenger,  C.  E.     Address   by,  1900.. 

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Cllne,  Justus  H.     Drainage  changes  in 

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Report,   1853    13954 

Report.    1854,    1855    14135 

Report,    1855     14073 

Colonization    committ.      Report.    1849. 

13305 

Colonization    of    negroes.      1801 8053 

Colonization    society    of   Va.      Memorial 

of,     1849     13323 

Colonnade  club.  Plans  of  the  Colon- 
nade club.  By  L.  Bruce  Moore. 
1911     20396 

Color  of  title.'By  F.' W.sims,'i897.. 

18454 
Colorado    potato    beetle.      By    Loren    B. 

Smith.    1915     21158.    21161 

Colored  normal  institute.  See  Peters- 
burg  normal   scliool. 

Colson,  J.  M.,  Jr.     Report,  1885 17479 

Colston,    Edward    10780 

Colston,  R.  E.     Report.  1861 14751 

Colston.   Raleigh.     Calendar     of     state 

papers,   v.   7    17747 

Report.    1889     17830 

Report     on     historical     manuscripts. 

1887    17682 

Report      on      historical      manuscripts, 

1891     17969 

Colts'  arms  co.     Plan  for  armory,  1859. 

14462 
Columbian         exposition.  Governor's 

message.    1891    17915 

Governor's  message.  1893    18063 

Presbyterian      ministers      association 

petition    rel.    to,    1891    17927 

Report  on,  1893   18144 

Report    of    commissioners,    1893... 

18132 

Va.  board  of  managers.  1892. ..  .18030 

Columbus.  Ohio.     Letter  rel.   to  lunatic 

hospital,    1861     22121 

Colvin,    Howard.      Workmen's    compen- 
sation  laws    in   U.   S.    and    territories. 

1916    21477 

Combe     printing     co.        Virginia     laws 

made   plain.    1913    20738 

Coming  man.     By  H.  E.  Kirk,   1914.. 

21030 
Commentaries  on  Virginia  laws.  1836. 

11059 
Commerce.       Between     Va.     &     foreign 

ports.    1859     •..14592 

Maryland    resolutions,    1785/86. .  .7455 
Regulating,    with    Md.    &    Pa.,    1786. 

7491 
Statement    rel.    to    commerce    of   Va. 

with  other  states.  1850 13447 

Commercial  agent.     Circular  to  county 

courts,     1864     15262 

Report,   1864    15289,    15376 

Supplemental   report,   1864    15379 

Commercial      convention      of     Virginia. 

Governor's  message  rel.  to,  1852.13630 

Commercial       convention        (southern). 

Act    rel.    to,    1850     13380 

Commercial    convention.    Southern    and 

southwestern,     1855 14066 

Commercial        regulations.         Madison's 

speech.     1785     7467 

Report    of    commissioners,    1786 

7506 
Va.    resolutions,    1785 7466 


Commissaries,    1780     7250 

17?8     7630 

Commissary    department.      Regulations 

lor.    1861     14754 

Commissioner   of   war  offlce,    1781.. 7261 
Commissioners.  Governor's        letter, 

March    29,   1781    7295 

Commissioners    in    chancery.      Bill    au- 
thorizing the  taking  of  depositions 

by.   1842    12069 

Commissioners    In    chancery.      By    R.   T. 

Barton     18399 

Matthews'   guide  to,   1850    13475 

Matthews'   guide  to,    1856 14224   . 

Matthews'  guile,    2ded.  rev.  and  enl., 

1871     15968 

Smith's  digest  of  laws  rel.  to.  1888. 

17750 
Commissioners    of   deeds.      List.    1849. 

13299 

List,  1850  13428,  13469 

List,  1852 13615 

13666.   13724,  13776,   13856,   13869 

List.  1853  13922,  13991,  14001 

List,  1855  14077,  14197 

List,  1855-6  14142 

List.  1857  14400 

List,  1859 14469.  14557,  14630 

List,  1861  14744 

List,  1866  15602,  15532 

List,  1869  15724 

List,  186'»/70  15774 

T-iPt,  1870  15861 

List.  1871  15962 

List.  1872  16064 

List.  1874  16176,  16207,  16300 

List,  1875  16389 

List,  1S76   164S1 

List,  1877  16590 

List.  1878  16663,  16712 

List,  1879  16819 

List,  1881  ■. 16952 

List,  1883  17186,  17229 

List,  1884  17325 

List,  1885   17184 

Li.-t,  1887  17604,  17709 

List,  1S89   17850 

List.  18!>1  17990 

List,  1893  18156 

Li.st,  1895  18.'!85 

List.  18f'7  18560 

List.  1899  18687.  18729 

List.  1901  18906 

List,  1902  19138 

List,  1903  19241 

List,  1904  19293,  19345 

List,  lt'05  19423 

List,  1906  19510,  19565 

List,  1907  19694 

List,  1908  19820,  19894 

List.  1910  20160.  20245 

List.  1911  20389 

List,  1912  20509.  206!>4 

List.  1914  20890.  21020 

I-i.st,  1915  21138,  21278 

Va.  laws  rel.  to,  1881 16959 

Commissioners  of  provisions,  1788.. 

7630 
Commissioners  of  revenue.  Act  rel.  to. 

1815  8860 

Attorney    general's    opinion    rel.    to. 

1902    19086 

Attorney    general's   opinion,    1912.. 

2044J 

Auditor's    circular    to.    1834 10798 

Bill.    1843     12254 

Bill    rel.    to.    1843    12284 


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Duties,    1890     17901 

Duties  of.   1905    19427 

Duties,    1908     19896 

Governor's    message,    1902 190C3 

Instructions    to,     1817     8993 

Instructions,    1828    9996 

Laws  rel.   to  duties  of,   1910 20256 

Laws  etc.  rel.  to,  1821 9367 

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 

List    of,    1868 14436 

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 

slaves  of  enemies,   1779 7191 

Commissioners    to   view   certain    rivers. 

1816    8911,    19698 

Commission   merchants.     BUI  rel   to   li- 
cense  of,    1841 11878 

Commissions.      Bill    rel.    to.    upon    exe- 
cutions,   1844     12396 

Act   rel.   to,  1844    12484 

Commissions  on  sales  under  decrees  in 

chancery,    1839    11503 

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., 

1776.     Bill  on   education    8914 

Committee  of  safety.    1776 7011 

Journal,  1776    17890 

Common  law.    St.  G.  Tucker  on.  1803. 

8104 
Common  law  marriage.     By  M.  J..  1888. 

17754 
Commonwealth    prosecutors.    1776.. 7025 

Bill   to   Increase   fees.   1864 15321 

Commonwealth   vs.    Peter   Garner.      Ar- 
gument  in   case  of.   1846 12:>27 

Judgment.    1846     12916 

Community    league    bulletin 21406 

Commutation      for      disabled      soldiers. 

List    of   applicants    for.    1878 16623 

Commutation  pay.     Judgment  in  satis- 
faction   of,    1838    11134 

Resolutions  rel.   to,   1838 11240 

Commutations      of      punishment.      See 
Pardons. 

Composts,    1880    16857 

1H81      16956 

Compromise  of  1850.     Conn,  resolutions. 

1852    13818 

New  Jersey  resolutions.  1852. ..  .13673 
Report  of  committee  on.  1850.. 13461 
Re.oolutions  of  Indiana  rel.  to.. 13424 
Resolutions  of  Maryland  rel.  to.  1850. 

13424 

Re.oolutlons  rel.  to.   1860 13460 

Compulsory   education.     Arguments   on, 

1914    21034 

Concord      academy  .      By      Edward      S. 

Joynes     18460 

Confectioneries.      Regulations,    1909.. 

19977 
Confederate        memorial        association. 
Statement  of  amounts  paid.   1907.. 

19616 


Confederate    memorial    institute.      Res- 
olutions rel.  to  site.   1910 20112 

Confederate   memorial   literary   society. 
List  of  newspapers   in,   1912. ..  .20599 

Memorial  day  annual   ., 20560 

New  constitution  of  Va.,  1861...  14842 
Ordinances  of  convention  of  1861.. 

14850 

Ordinance    on    taxation,    1861 

14845,     14846 

Confederate  music.     List  of,   1904 . 

19284.    19330 
Confederate  notes.     Bill  to  prevent  de- 
preciation   of,    1864 16298 

Confederate     soldiers.       Amt.     paid    to 

maimed,  1881    16917 

Applications   for   aid,    1887 17589 

Applicants   for  state  aid,    1886.. 17391 

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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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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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. 

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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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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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Negro.      Number    that   have   attended 

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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- 
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Assessment    of    railroad     properties, 

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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 
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Express  traffic  regulations,  1912... 

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20953-20951 
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Freight    classiflcation.    1913 20765 

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railroads.  1907    19702 

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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 

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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 

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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- 
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Advance  report,  digest  of  v.  2,  1900. 

18792 
Amounts   received    from   printed   rec- 
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Annotations  to  v.  76-105.  Virginia  re- 
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Polly,  Woods  &  CO.,  1866 14t23 

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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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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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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. 

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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. 
By  W.  B.  Alwood  and  H.  L.  Price. 

'   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 
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Bill    rel.   to,    1844    12390 

Bill    rel.    to,    1845 12588 

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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, 

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Draft  of  act  rel.  to,  1863 15133 

Plan    of   organization,    1863    15144 

Defendants,       absent.       Proceedings 

against     16861 

Defensive    works.      Inventory    of   prop- 
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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 
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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. 

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De  Lameter,  J.  J.     Report,   1869.. 15749 
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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 

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1568) 

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1780     7234 

Instruction   to,  1786 7447,  7470 

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Democratic  primary.    Veto,  1906.. 19423 

Demurrage.      Rules,    1908    19892 

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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 
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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 
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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. 

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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» 
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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- 
ity of  Va..  1878    16737 

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 

legislature.    1831     10425 

Dewey.  S.  H.     Sheep  sorrel  and  how  to 

eradicate  it.  1899 18725 

De  Witt.   Thomas   H X0915 

Report.    1835    10795 

Deyer.  J.  J.     Election  of.   1883 17091 

Diagnosis.      Instructions    rel.    to    soeri- 

mens    for    18748 

Diarrhoea    18580 

Dlbrell's      warehouse.      Communication 

rel.  to  Are  at.  1861    14875.  14948 

Dickenson   county.     Election   of  Joseph 
Hibbits   and   W.   B.   Fulton.    1901. 

18864 

Dickeson.      Montroville      W.      Scientific 

discoveries    by.    1848    13175 


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1835    10805 

Dietriclt,    Jacob    D.      Address    of    Cliap- 

man   Johnson,    1810    8427 

Digest   of    laws    of    Virginia 11929 

Dige-s,  Isaac.     Virginia  corporation  di- 
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Diggs,    Sterling  H.    Concentration     of 

potassium  iodide,  etc 21042 

Dlmmock,  Charles.    Communication  rel. 

to  armory,   1861 14729 

Communication  rel.  to   improvements 

on   capitol   grounds,   1862 13624 

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 

Grattan's    reports,    vols.    1    to    21, 

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. 

to  direct  tax,   1861    22137 

Message  of  governor  rel.  to,  1897.. 

18487,    18524 
West  Virginia  report  rel.   to,   1861. 

22126 
Directors    of    corporations.     By    Chas. 

Hall    Davis.    1916    21440 

Discounts.     Bill  rel.  to,  1827    9859 

Disinfection.      1908    19887 

Dismal   swamp    canal    co.      Act   rel.    to 

capital   stock   of,    1831    10368 

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 

into.    1862    13660 

Districts,   congressional.     Statement   of 
those  formed,  and  federal  numbers 

In,    1862    13663 

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- 
petent   evidence    in     ?      By    R.    W. 

Withers,    1913    20694 

Of   couples   married    In    England.. 

17247 
Dixcy,    Thomas    Bird.     Va.    state    debt, 

1909    .20028-20036.    20040 

Dixon.   John.     Act   concerning   conven- 
tion, Dec.  12.  1787    7568 

Acts  1st  cong.,  3d  sess.,   1791.... 7724 
Act  P.   E.   church,  1787    757$ 


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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    & 
Nicolson.     Dixon.  Davis  &  Nicolson. 
Dixon,   John,   jr.      Documents    rel.    to. 

Appendix    P 
Dixon    &    Holt.      Articles   of   confedera- 
tion          7430 

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- 
ration.   1778    7115 

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- 
ficers.  1779    7130 

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- 
ers.   March    29.    1781    7295 

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 

Letter  of  exec,  Jan.  29,  1781.... 7275 
Letter  to  delegates,  Jan.  29,  1781.. 

7276 


Dixon  &  Nicolson. — Cont. 

Orders  In  council,  June  16.  1779.. 7190 

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- 
nal. June.   1788    7578 

Session     laws,     17u7     7542 

Se.ssion  laws.  June.  1788    7583 

Session    laws.    Oct..    1788 7618 

Dixon.  Holt.  Nicolson  &  Davis.     Session 

laws.    1786     7504 

Dobie,    Samuel    7662 

Dobson.   Thomas.   &  Son 9010a 

Docketing    Judgments    In    favor    of    the 
commonwealth.    By  Henry  Roberts, 

1901    18928 

Docks,    gauging.      Report    on,    by    W. 

Lake.    1840     11717 

Doctors.      Register   of.    1911 20383 

Documents,  public.     Resolution  rel.   to. 

1848     13142 

Documents  of  U.  S.  published   by   Vir- 
ginia       Appendix  H 

Dodder,   a   destructive   pest.     By   G.   T. 

French.    1913    20691 

DoddridKe,    Philip.      Bill    rel.    to    Univ. 

of  Va.,   1822    9429 

Convention  bill,  1828.. 9953,  9954.  9955 
Letter  rel.  to  pub.  works.  181S..8891 
Proposed  amendment  to  resolution  of 

legislative   committee.   1829 

10110.  10113 
Resolution  rel.  to  resolutions.  1829. 

10142 
Doddridge  county.     Election  of  E    Bee. 

14(01 
Election  of  Joseph  Johnson  and  J.  S. 

Duncan,     1847     13026 

Dodge,  W.  B.     Country  roads,  1898.. 

18144 
Dodson.   John.      Election   of.    1875.... 
^  ,  16311 

Dogs.      Laws   rel.    to.    1916 21423 

Doherty.  J.  B.     Address.  1911 20307 

Laws  rel.  to  labor,   1912 20593 

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 

Report,    1914     2087T 

Report,    1915    21118 

Domicll.     Law  of,  1882 17063 

Donelson   &  Hodgson  vs.  Love 7859 

Donnally.   Andrew    7{9i 

Donohoe,   S.   R.     Communication   rel.  to 
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Letter  rel.  to  tax  reform,  19X5 

21067,    21088 

Report,    1911    20288 

Report.   1914    21024 

Dorman,    C.    P 10832 

Communication   to,    1841    11^13 

Bill  rel.  ..-  armory  school    1841.. 11853 
Bill  rel.  to  James  river  and  Kanawha 

canal,   1846    12806 

Dorman,  O.  M.     Judge   15650 

Dorr,  T.  W.     Resolutions  of  Maine  rel.. 

to  Improvement  ot,  1845 12517 

Resolutions   of  New   Hampshire   con- 
cerning,   1844     12363 

Resolutions    of    New    Hampshire    rel. 

to,    1845    12517 

Resolutions  of   Rhode  Island   rel.   to, 

1845     12517 

Resolutions  of  Rnode  Island  and  New 

Hampshire  rel.  to,  1844    12376 

R.   I.  and  N.   H.  resolutions,   1844.. 

12376 
Dorset  horn   sheep.     By   D.   O.   Nourse, 

1893   18144,  18179 

Doswell,  Sallie  J.     Report  of  installa- 
tion of  Dr.  Alderman,  1905   ...19432 

Douglas,  Beverley   B 14298 

Meeting  in  King  William  co.  rel.  to, 

1859    14473 

Resolutions,    convention   of,    I860.. 
^         .         „  1*521 

Douglas,   Stuart    18402 

Douglas  land  co.     Report,  1908... 21804 

Douglass,    Abraham    8331 

Douglass,  Isaac  R.     Judge 11049, 

11096,    11531,     11707,      12140,      12310. 

12488,      12700.      12923,      13045,    13202, 

^      x,_         „   ^  13341.     13471 

Douthat,  Robert   9763 

Argument    rel.    to    duelling    case    of, 

1826     9802 

Duelling   law,    1822    9375 

Dower.       In    the    surplus,    where    wife 
joins    in   deed    of   trust.      By   M.   C. 

Elliott,     1902     ;.. 19162 

In  a  partnership  realty.     By  Wm.  C. 

Preston     1898    18631 

Method  of  assigning.   1831 10349 

Downey.  J.  M.     Speaker,  1863 22186 

Speaker   1864    22189 

Speaker,   1865    15402 

Downing,  H.   H.     Report.   1887 17603 

Report,    1906    19486 

Doyle.   Thomas  S.     History  of   institu- 
tion for  deaf,  dumb  and  blind.  1893. 

Report.    1880    "Jsi 

Report,  1881    1S942 

Report,  1884    " ' '  1 7354 

Report,    1885    17472 

Report.    1886    17517 

Report,    1887    17702 

Report,    1888    "17718 

Report,    1889 {igAQ 

Report,    1890 17876 

Report.    1891    17979 

Report.   1892   and   1893. .  .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.nH2 

Report.   1894   and   1895 18371 

'^'^^'A.   Power   of   banks    to   discount, 
i92o 9739 

^^*^?So^7^??P  navigation  ii; "  Reports. 

ioov-iQo^    2isn't 

Drainage      Bill  rel.  to.  1839   ...■.'.  .11477 
Bill  rel.   to.   1842    12055.   12061 


Drainage. — Cont. 

Changes  in  the  Shenandoah  Valley 
region  of  Va.  By  Thomas  L.  Wat- 
son and  Justus  H.  Cline,  1914.21036 

Draper,  John    9275 

Dred  Scott  case.    Connecticut  res.,  1857. 

14312 

Drew,   Peyton    9010a 

Drew,    William     7437 

Drewry,     William     F.     Communication 
rel.  to  investigation  of  central  state 

hospital.    1902    19089 

Historical  sketch     of     central     state 

hospital,  1905   19390 

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 

Report,    1910    20152 

Report,    1911     20302 

Report,    1912    20502 

Report,    1913    20666 

Report,    1914     20882 

Report,    1915    21125 

Drinkard,   A.   W.     Address,    1913.. 20783 
Effects    of   pruning   on    dwarf   apple 

trees,    1913    20803 

Effects  of  pruning,  root  pruning, 
ringing  and  stripping  on  forma- 
tion of  fruit  buds  on  dwarf  apple 

trees,     1916     21312 

Fruit-bud  formation  and  develop- 
ment, 1909   20061 

Inheritance   in  tomato  hybrids,   1908. 

19918 
Meteorological  records,  1908. ..  .19915 
Some     neglected     phases     of  our  or- 
chard   industry,    1913 20732 

Varietal  study  of  sweet  corn,  1908. 

19915 
Varietal  study  of  tomatoes.  1908.. 

19915 

Drinking    cup    20995 

Drinking   water   on   trains 20016 

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Dromgoole,  George  C.     Speaker,  1832. 

10499 

Speaker,    1833    10663 

Speaker,    1834    10767 

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^  17812,   17825 

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rel.    to    hand-book    for    infantry    & 

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Duck,   I.   R.     Election   of.   1881 1688X 

Dudley,  Sidney  J.     Equity  jurisdiction 
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20221 
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Douthat,    1826    9802 

A.   S.  Grigsby  of  Fairfax  co.,   1844. 

12364 

Bill  rel.  to,  1841  11837 

Bill  rel.  to,  1846  12677 

Bill  rel.  to,  1846 12796 

BUI  rel.  to,  1864  15288 


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Bill   rel.   to.   1881    16882 

Bill    to    suppress,    1809 8360 

Laws,    1869     14468 

Petition    of    Jones    Green    &    others, 

1822     9375 

Report   of     committee     on     cases   of 

Robert  Douthat  &  others,  1826.. 

9763 

Resolution  rel.  to,  1829   10144 

Unconstitutionality     of     act  agrainst, 

jfi^9    9091 

Duesberry,  G*.  W."  Jr! '  'state  arms'.  1861. 

14897 

Duegar,  J.  F.     Address,   1910    20260 

Duke,  F.  W.     Address,  1911    20307 

Duke.  R.  T.  W.  jr.     Address.  1905.  .19431 
Address  at  layingr  of  corner  stone  at 

Chrlstliansburgr.     1910 20004 

Distingruished    homes    near    the    Uni- 
versity, 1907    19708 

Editor,    1906    19665 

Editor,    1907     19677 

Editor,   1908    19866 

Editor,   1909    20004 

Editor.  1910    20221 

Editor.   1911    20366 

Editor,   1912    20694 

Editor,   1913    20737 

Editor,   1914    21239 

Editor,   1916 21440 

Editor,   1916    21441 

John   Marshall   Harlan,   1911 20366 

Lafayette's  visit   to   Honticello,   1906. 

19570 
Prof.  Walter  D.   Dabney.  1896..  18460 

Speech,   1903    19244 

The  twillgrht  of  the  singers,  1912.. 

20626 

Wm.  H.  McGuffey,  1911   20399 

°"''®i-P°'-    ^-    T.    W.      In    memoriara, 

^    ,1898 18643 

Dulaney.  H.  R.    Speech.  1912 20627 

Dunaway.    W.    F.    jr.     Va.   conventions 

of  the  revolution,   1965    19328 

Dunbar.  J.  W.  R.     Report.  1869...  14622 
Dunbar,  Matthew.     Judge.  .13341.  13471 

Duncan,  E.  S 9416 

Charges  against.   1836    ..10949.    10961 
Charges  preferred  against.  1836... 
,    .  10864 

Judge    

J?X?Z'  J?52*-  ^O***'  10904.  11047, 
11049,  11096.  11631.  11707.  12140 
12310.      12488.     12700,     12923,      13045 

Letter   of.    1841    11748a 

Memorial.  1836    10865,  10960 

Rebuttal  of  charges  against,  1836 . . 

10964 
•     Supplemental   memorial  of,   1836... 

Duncan.  John  8.     Election  of,  1847.. 

1302A 

Dunglison.    Robley    19361 

^""^^f^  i???*''   tu'nPlke  CO.     Reports. 

1866-1860      21S24 

Dunlap.  R.     Election  of.  1862 13666 

Dunlap.  R.  K.     Election  of.  1881.. 16876 

^""7?,*  "*''*«•    A"=t  •  •  •  'orre^enue! 
1 1  o^ 7341 

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 

Madison's    memorial.    1785/86. ..  .7479 
Proclamation  on  paroles.  1781.    .7297 

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(| 

Statement  nafl  debt.   1784 7407 

See  also  Hayes.  James. 
Dunlap's    creek.     Canal    from    Maiden's 

Adventure.   1826    »7it 

Canal  to,  1826   9741 

Dunmore,  Lord.     Report  rel.  to  records 

taken   by.   1849    13JM 

Dunmore's    estate    ....6992,    6997.    7044 
Dunn   Fannie  W.    Educative  seat  work. 

„      1912    20669 

Dunn.    J.    B       Rt.    Rev.    Jas.    Addison 

^      Ingle.   1904    1934 j 

Dunnavant.  Marvel  W.     Report  of  trial 

of  Capt.  Thomas  Wells.  1816... 8940 

Dunnlngton.  F.  P.    Address,  1913.. 20783 

Publications  of   18753 

Duress  as  a  defence  In  civil  actions.  By 

H.  Campbell  Black.  1SS5 17491 

Duskey,  Daniel.    Improvement  of,  1863. 

Duties.      Act,    1787    '7553 

Instructions  to  naval  officers,  1787. 

7869 

Duval,  Trueheart  &  Co.     Instructions  of 

?iW**"   *■"   revenue   commissioners. 

1817     8993 

^1^1  "■*'•  *°  Washington  mo'iiument, 

1817    9019 

Dwight.  Timothy.     Letter  rel.  to' public 

education    1914 

°''^?2i«^-   **•     Amount   of  state'  debt, 

1879 16731 

Communication  rel.  to  amo'u'nt  'due  by 

fJS^^    °°    account    of    black    scrip. 

1882    17A1S 

Forged  obligations  of  state,  1881." 

Miller   fund.   1881 18891    llllS 

Report,  188d iJIJo 

Report.  1881   ;   Jojl 

Report,  1382   iilil 

Report,  1883 imiI 

Report  on  office  of.  1881 '.'..  11334 

^l^mi;!  '?'•  ,Vi.'»°"'"'    *'"'    papers   in 

office  of.   1882    ..17011 

Statement  of  debt,  1861.  1866,  1869. 

Spurious  bonds.   1881    13914 

Dying  without  issue    leltl 

By  C.  A.  Graves.  1900  .  18743 

By  Raleigh  C.  Minor.   1898..  18631 

Dysentery    .' "  iJJri 

1848      **"*'■     ^0">™<">«c»"on    from. 

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Report,  1834    10736 

Early,   Jubal   A.     Bill   rel.    to   turnpike 

road  company,  1841 11838 

Substitute  for  report  on  federal  rela- 

„      tlons.  1861   14832 

Early    Thoa.  A.     Address  on  Dr.  S.  A. 

Knapp,   1912    20628 

'^^BXey     QeoTge   W.      Memorial    sketch, 

1889    17801 

Easley,  John  C.     Prison  management. 

19812 
^"*.  Ii5"°^«'"  presbytery.  Memorial  of, 
„       1899    18695 

East  river   and   Princeton   turnpike  co. 

Report.  1861    21525 

Eastern   shore  of  Va.     Examination    of 

sounds.   1834    10750 

Eastern  state  hospital.     Administration 

of.    1857    14335 

Appropriation,    from    1802-1863.  .13989 
Bill   rel.  to  admission  of  patients  to, 

1846    12584 

Board  of  visitors.   1889    ..!!!.'!  .17819 
Communication   from  board  of  direc- 
tors.   1883    17190 

Communication  rel.  to.  1874    ..'..16181 

Directors.  1769-1912 20601 

Directors,    1769-1913 .20663,    21124 

HistSfv  oV;  1874  ■.■.•.•.•.•.■.•.•.•.•.•.•.-.•.  .16203 

Investigation  of,  1866  15414 

j"2''..''",°JP    superintendent    rel.    to 

deficit,  1908   19757 

L^ter   rel.    to    site,    1855 ;;!l4086 

Officers,    1773-1912     20501 

Officers,    1773-1913    .20664 

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 

Report,  1842 11994 

Report.  1843  !  "12209 

Report.  1844  .....\iui 

Report.  1846  12547 

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 .'.'... . 
D  »      .  .  9468,   9486 

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 

and  management  of,  1866 

c.,„_.        .     ,  .,  15436,    15503 

i?2«*     °'     investigating  committee, 

iffOo    19762 

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 

Eaton,   John.     Address,    1883 17218 

Eby    Abram    C.      Citations    to    code    of 

va..    1895    18398 

Echols.     Edward.       Memorial  'rel.     to! 

I9I5    21089 

Resident  of  aenate.  1899 . .' .'  .' .'  .18690 
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Report,    1914     21024 

Res.  upon  death  of,  1915 21105 

Echols,      Wm.      H.      Launcelot      Minor 

Blackford    21031 

The    eleventh    commandment,    1914. 

21028 
The  exponential  function.  1913.. 20791 
The  flow  of  water  in  artificial  chan- 
nels,    1913     20788 

The  Infinite   mystery,  1912 20C25 

John    W.    Mallet,    1913 20780 

The  new  president  of  V.  P.  I.,  1907. 

19708 
On  a  certain  quadratic  form,  1913. 

20787 

On  the  flow  of  water,  1910 20268 

Radial  coordinates,  1910 20266 

Root  of  a  monogenic  function,  etc. 

20793 

Truth,    1913     20781 

Value  of  an  infinite  series  on  the 
boundary  of  the  region  of  con- 
vergence,  1911    20400 

Eckel,  Edwin  C.     Materials  and  manu- 
facture     of      hydraulic      cements, 

1909     19992 

Eckenrode,   H.   J.     A   calendar   of   leg- 
islative     petitions,      Accomac-Bed- 

ford  19807 

Report,  1908  19872 

Report,  1909  19936,  20008a 

Report,  1911  20294,  20369a 

Report,  1912  20493,  20601 

Separation  of  church  and  state... 

20008a 

Eckert,  T.  T.     Letter    1910 20088 

Eclectic  series  of  school  books,  1883. 

17133a 
Edloe,  John.     Report  on  Willis's  river, 

1816    8776 

Edmunds,    John     R 11135 

Edmundson,   Henry    8526,    8535 

Eligibility   of,    1819 9093 

Education.       1915     21193-21208 

1916     21406-21412 

Accomac  county,   James   town  school 

exhibit,    1907    19663 

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- 
ment for,  1818    8989 

Appropriation    for,    1818    9064 


Education. — Cont. 

Appropriation  of  land  for  support  of, 

1821     9306,    9312 

Appropriations     to    primary   schools. 

1846     12813 

Arrearages  due  to  public  school  fund. 

1879     16790 

Beautifying  our  schools,  1911... 20192 

Bill,    1803     8105 

Bill      concerning      common      schools, 

x839     11333-,     11338 

Bill     establishing     common     schools. 

1841    11890 

Bill     establishing     common     schools, 

1842    12057 

Bill  establishing  schools,  1843..  12219 
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 

Va.,  1904    19319 

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 

school  attendance,  1872   ..      ..16072 

Circular     rel.  to  Va.     educ.     journal. 

^g^3     _  1609*1 

Circulars."  etc.."  '1876/77 .' .' ." .' .' .' .' .  .16488 
Codification   of  school   laws,   1891 . . 

17924 
Codification  of  Va.  school  laws,   1907. 

19666 
Colored  normal  institute,  1883.. 17197 

Colored   normal   school,   1885 17367 

Communication     from     literary    fund 

rel.    to   primary   schools,    1822.. 9418 
Communication      rel.      to      cost      of 

schools,    1901    18968 

Communication  rel.  to  loan  of  public 

school   money.  1878   16690 

Communication    rel.    to    payment    of 

school  teachers,  1878    16«0 

Communication  rel.   to  text-books   In 

public  schools,  etc.,  1875 16361 

Communication   rel.  to  unpaid   teach- 
ers'   salries..  1878    1665S 

Compensation  of  county  school  supt.. 

1871     15941 


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Conference  of,  1902   19082 

Conference  of  supts.  and  high  school 

principals,    1886     17477 

Convention  at  Clarksburg,  1841.11748 
Convention  at  Richmond,  1846..  12532 
Convention  for  promoting,  18&7. 14308 

Cost,    1870-1876    16493 

Cost  of  free  school  system,   1876 . . 

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Cost  of  public,   1872    16011 

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County  school  fairs,  1912    20559 

Course   of   study,    1909 19984 

Course  of  study  for  teachers,  1899 . . 

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Defense   of   auditor's   position   rel.   to 

schools,     1878     16695 

Deficit  in  school  funds,  1878 16719 

District  school   trustees,   1912.,. 20568 

Diversion  of  funds.   1879 16825 

Diversion  of  school  funds,  1878 .... 

16680,    16683 
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- 
ceedings,    1916     21462 

The  educational  Journal  of  Virginia, 

1869     15780 

Educational  Journal  of  Va.,   1870 . . 

15869 

Educational   Journal,    1871.'. 15972 

Educational  Journal  of  Va.,  1872/73. 
16077,    16090 

Educ.  Journal  of  Va.,  1874 16092 

Educ.    Journal,    1875 16213 

Educ.  Journal.   1876    16394 

Educational  Journal  of  Va.,  1877/78. 
_  16595 

Educational  Journal  of  Va.,  1878/79. 
_  16720 

Educational  Journal  of  Va.,   1880.. 
„^  16858 

Educational  Journal  of  Va.,   1881 . . 

16962 
Eucational  Journal  of  Virginia,  v.  13, 

1882     17047 

Educational    Journal    of    Va.,    v.    14, 

1883     17237 

Educational    Journal    of    Va.,    v.    15, 

1884    17328 

Educational    Journal    of    Virginia,    v. 

16,     1885     17489 

Educational  Journal  of  Virginia,  1886. 

17528 
Educational    Journal    of   Virginia,    t. 

18,    1887    17717 

Educational    Journal    of   Va.,    v.    19, 

1888    17761 

Educational    Journal    of    Va.,    v.    20, 

1889     17854 

Educational    Journal    of    Va.,    v.    21, 

1890     17894 

Educational    Journal    of    Va.,    v.    22, 

1891     17993 

Evils  of  state  uniformity  of  text- 
books, 1874   16221 


Education. — Cont. 

Financial  condition  of  public  schools, 
1872     16039 

Finding    list,    1910 20222 

Free   school   books.    1885 17358 

Free  schools  in  Lancaster,  West- 
moreland, Richmond,  Prince  Will- 
iam,  Loudoun,  Fairfax,   1846..  12836 

Free  schools  in  Loudoun  co.,  1846.. 

12829 

Free   text   books,   1886    17351 

Gov.  Campbell  on  public  free  schools, 
1874     16214 

Gov.  McDowell  on  public  free  schools, 
1874     16215 

Governor  Swanson's  address  at  con- 
ference,   1906     19536 

Gov.  Wise  on  public  schools,  1874 . . 

16216 

Governor's  message,   1889    17766 

Governor's   message   rel.   to,   1809 . . 

8369 

Governor's   message   rel.    to,   1885.. 

17347 

Governor's    message   rel.    to,    1887.. 

17616 

Governor's  message  rel  to  free 
schools,    1881    16877 

Governor's  message  rel.  to  public 
schools,    1893    18063 

Grading  of  country  schools,  1876 . . 

16489 

Growth  of.  In  America.  By  E.  A. 
Alderman.    1908    19897 

High    school    text   books,    1906.. 19402 

Histories  of  county  aad  city  schools, 
1885    17477 

History  of,  to  1870    15960 

Information  rel.  to  public  schools, 
etc.,    1881     16886 

Information  rel.  to  state  institutions 
and   public  schools,  1887 17681 

Instructions   and   circulars,   1886... 

17528 

Instructions    and    circulars,    1889 . . 

17854 

Instructions   and   circulars,   1894... 

18211 

Interest  from  U.  S.  debt  used  for, 
1824    -. 9556 

John  R.  Thompson  on  public  schools, 
1874    16217 

Junior  civic  league  booklet,   1913.. 

20710 

Law,   1883    17238 

Laws,   1842    12143 

Laws,    1915    21198,    21208 

Lectures  and  entertainments  for 
rural  high  schools,   1910 20194 

Letter  from  supt.  of  public  instruc- 
tion,    1870     15868 

Letter  of  Gov.  McDowell.  1842.. 11948 

Letter  of  governor  rel.  to  public 
school  system,  1870    15870 

Letter  rel.  to  graded  schools,  1872. 

16074,    16076 

Letter  rel.  to  reports  of  educational 
Institutions,     1889     17798 

Letter  rel.   to   school   fund,   1871... 

15925 

Letters  from  James  Monroe  and  oth- 
ers rel.  to,   1816    8914 

Levies    for    schools,    1901     18969 

List  of  county  superintendents  of 
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19474 
List    of    division    superintendents    of 

schools.    1914    20850 

List    of    public    free    school    system, 

from    1870    to    1886     17477 

List  of  school  supts.,   1915 21090 

List   of   schools   and    colleges   holding: 

unfunded   registered   bonds,   1887. 

17617 
Lord  Macauley     on     public     schools. 

1874    18218 

Memorial  of  convention  at  Richmond, 

1841     117B2 

Memorial    of   convention    of   colleges, 

1843     12312 

Memorial   of  Rockbridge  agricultural 

society   on,   1840    11601 

Memorial  of  school  commissioners  of 

Hanover,    1836     10951 

Message  of  governor  rel.  to,  1883 . . 

17092 
A   mill   tax   for   the   educational   sys- 
tem   of    Va.      By    Chas.    G.    MaphLo, 

1911  20395 

Miller  school!   1873  ".'.'.' .'.'.16103,   16104 
Moneys  apportioned   to   schools,    1883. 

17129 
Names  of  teachers  educated   at   state 

institutions,     1887     17683 

New   education   in   the  Old   Dominion. 

By   Rev.   John   S.  Lindsay,    1896.. 

18460 
Official     instructions     and     circulars, 

1869-70     15780 

Official     instructions     and     circulars, 

1882     17047 

Of    poor    children,    1840 11622 

Opinion  rel.  to  terms  of  school  trus- 
tees,   1902     19094 

Paper    on    establishment    of    schools, 

by  F.   H.  Smith.   1842    11993 

Petition    from    Henry    co.    to    repeal 

free  school   law,   1846    12764 

Plan  of  Lexington  convention,   1841. 

11T78 
Price  of   text   books   In    schools,   1916. 

21073 
Proceedings  of  school  commlssionern, 

18:;;  ss27 

Proceedings  of  school   commissioners 

in  Nelson,   1821    :t3«2a 

Progress  of,  1870-1880    16862 

Proposed  bill  for  endowment  of,  1817. 

8963 
Protest    against    use    of    state    funds 
for  professional  education,  1901.. 

19041 
Public  education,   by  W.   H.    Ruftnei, 

1870     15871 

Public  free  school  fund,  1885. .  .17:;93 
Public    school    statistics    from    1871. 

1901    18838 

Public   school   system,   1876 

16490,   16*91,  16493 
Public      schools     and      civic      league 
meetings.     List  of  speakers,   1914. 

201146 
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IV  076 
Rerrulations   rel.    to   rchool   election*. 

1871     15974 

Relation      between      institutions      of 

higher     learning     and     the     public 
schools.     By  Geo.  H.  Denny,  1906. 

19570 


Education. — Cont. 

Report  of  commission  on,  1910.. 20113 
Report  of  commission,   1912. ..  .2048) 

Report  of  committee  on.   1816 

887)     891S 

Iteport  of  committee,  18aO   '.... 

13547.    13548 

Report  of  committee  on.  1867 

15621.  15(85 
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 

convention,    1845     1  !S4( 

Report  of  committee  rel.  to  expendi- 
tures,   1878    18(70 

Report  of  committee  rel.  to   primary 

schools,     1826     9738 

Report  of  directors  of  literary  fund. 

1841     11796 

Report  of  directors  of   literary   fund 
on   colleges  and   academies,   1835. 

10881 
Report     on     agricultural     education. 

1914    21049 

Report   on    books   of   eclectic    series. 

1883    1713S 

Reports    rel.    to    cob.    of    disbursing 

funds,    1916     21346 

Report  on   mill   tax   for   state   educa- 
tional system,   1910 20197 

Report  on  schol  books,  1883. ..  .17127 
Report  rel.  to  another  normal  school. 

1902     19066.     19106 

Report     rel.  to  diversion     of     school 

funds,    1878     16(4( 

Report   rel.   to   legislative   patronage. 

„1818     9030 

Report   rel.   to   terms   of   county   and 

city  supts.  of  schools,  1885...  17382 

Report   on   Martin   Dawson    fund    for. 

„  1846     126(7 

Report    on    memorial    of    convention. 

„1841     11777 

Report  on  primary  schools.  1826. 974S 
Report    on'  Prussian    primary    school 

system,    1839     1129S 

Report  of  institutions  of  learning  rel. 

to   compensation     of     officers     and 

professors  and  duties,   1912    ..20456 

Report   rel.    to   schools   and    colleges. 

„1866 16484 

Report  rel.  to  school  system  and  lit- 
erary   fund,    1857    14379 

Report   on   system   of.   1816 8876 

Resolutions  rel.  to,  1818    9055 

Resolution  rel.  to.  1829    10143 

Retired  teachers'  fund.  1909 19931 

Rev.  Dr.  Thornwell  on  public  schools. 

„1874    16226 

Revenue    for,    1895    183(8 

Revenue  for  public  free  schools.  1884. 

17460 
Review  of  its  progress    1871-1881.  by 

Rultner    16946 

Review  of  school  law.  1871 

o   ,.      ._   .         15960,  16975 

Sanitary  school  21004,  21261 

The  school  as  a  neighborhood  center. 

1913     207ll 

School  commissioners  of  Portsmouth. 

1846     1286^ 

The  school  fair  In  Virginia.  1913.. 

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School   funds   appropriated   by   U.   S., 

1891     17966 

School   law  of  Va.,    1878 16722 

School    laws,    1906    1963S 

School   warrants,   1884    17461 

Special     report     on     cost     of     school 

books,    1908    19768 

Standardization     of     one     and      two 
teacher  schools  in  Va.,  1916... 21197 
State  female  normal  school,  1906.. 

19461.  19476 
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schools.   1914    20839 

Statement    of    needs    of    free    school 

system,    1872     16032 

Statement  of  progress,  1914 

20811,    20844 
Statement   rel.   to   tax   for,    1870-1876. 

16464 
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supts.,    1879    16783 

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Statistics  of  private  schools,  1872 . . 

16061 

Statistics    rel.    to,    1889    17863 

Stocks    and    bonds    held    by    schools 

and    colleges,    1878     16688 

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 

supts.,    1887     17663 

Terms  of  county  school  supts.,   1881. 

16910 
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1874     16219 

Transportation   of   teachers,   1899.. 

18717 

U.  a.  public  land-    1873 16093 

Veto    message    rel.    to    school    fund, 

1878     16636 

Veto    message    rel.    to    taxation    for 

public  free  schools,  1878 16614 

Virginia    Journal    of    education,    v.    1, 

1907/1908     19664 

Virginia       Journal       of       education, 

1908/09     19845 

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1910     20198 

Virginia       Journal       of       education, 

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20661 
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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 

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Virginia   school    report,    1913. ..  .20716 

Virginia  school   report.  1914 20962 

Ward's   argument     for      free     school 

system,    1857     14406 

See  also  entries  under  headings 
Academies;  Colleges;  Literary  fund; 
Normal  schools;  Primary  schools: 
School  commissioner--:  School 
books. 
Education,  board     of.       Communication 

from,  1884    17302 

Communication    rel.    to    cMored    nor- 
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Communication   rel.   to    Hampton    in- 
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Communication     rel.     to     Petersburg 
resolutions        concerning        certain 

charges.   1874    16276 

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question,    1916    21374 

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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 

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Text  books,  regulations,  etc.,   1899. 

18717 
Text  boolcs  for  public  schools,  1902. 

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vs.  Davidson   bros..   1873 16103 

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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 

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Dunn.   1912    20569 

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20048 
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suffragre  report,   1850 IS.SZ? 

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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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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. 

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S^/Juel   P.    Coleman   vs.    C.    H.    BHsb, 

T        i.  •  « V 1«5«1 

J«>««Pp    Conrad    vs.    Samuel    Crane, 

1857 14354 

Peter  P.  Cox  of  Westmoreland,  1808. 

8270 
J.  C.  Crane  vs.  T.  P.  August.  X850.. 

13363 

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. 

9288 
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- 
head  and  C.  A.  Woodard,  1902.19049 

J.  W.  Lawson  vs.  T.  Q.  Gilliam,  188S. 

17077 

-«  Sueur  vs.  Blanton.  of  Buckingham 
and  Cumberland,  1897  ....... .ISIS 

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. 

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Report   on   tariff  of  toll   for  Virgrlnla 

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. 

21440 

By  C.  Vernon  Ford.  1913 207S7 

By  Robt.  B.  Tunstall.  1916 21440 

By  R.  C.  Walker.  1916 21440 

Employer's    promise    to    remedy    defect 

as  affecting  assumption  of  risk.  By 

Wyndham  B.  Meredith.  191 3.. 20594 

Employment        agencies.         Governor's 

message  rel.  to.  1916. ..  .21336,  21356 

Enclosures.     Report   on,   1893 18144 

Engineer    department.        List      of      em- 
ployees,   183J    11291 

Engineer,  public.    List  of  surveys,  1817- 
1825     9987 


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Eng-ineer,  public. — Cont. 
Second  auditor's  report  rel.  to,  1841. 

11815 
Engineers.     Compensation   to,   1847... 

13024 
In  service  of  James  river  &  Kanawha 

CO.,    1840     11615 

Report  of  board  of  public  works  rel. 

to,    1840    11614 

England.     Speech  on     U.  S.     commerce 

with,    1809    8382 

Engle's   (English)  Ferry  and  Lafayette 
turnpilce   co.      Reports.    1842-1846. 

21587 
English  in  the  high  schools.     By  Chas. 

W.  Kent,  1908    19899 

English  statutes.     Rept.  of  com.  to  ex- 
amine.   1789     7644 

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 

rel.  to,  1843   12225 

Entry,  Right  of.     Act  rel.  to,  1830.10288 

Enzyme    activities    Involved    in    certain 

fruit  diseases.    By  Howard  S.  Reed, 

1912    20641 

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. 

By  S.  D.  D.,   1881    16971 

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, 

1913    20594 

Equity   and   law    16861 

Ericsson,  Capt.    Invitation  to  visit  ship. 

1852    13740 

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 
sale  of  Bristol  tract,  1823    9453 


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Eustace,  John     H.      Memorial     rel.     to 
James  river  &  Kanawha  co.,  1849. 

13346 
fivans'      (Charles)      bibliography.     Act, 

1777    7049,    7060 

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- 
ginia,   1910    20143,    20224b 

Evans,    Geo.    P   &    co.      McCue's    speech 

rel.  to  sheep,  1863 15178 

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- 
ation  for,    1842    12066 

Everett,    Edward    7944 

Everett,  Joseph  W.    Va.  Journal  of  edu- 
cation,   1915    21207 

Evidence    16861 

By  8.  C.  Graham,  1879 16832 


E  V  idence. — Cont. 
Certified  copies  of  papers   in,   1845. 

12396 
Extrinsic,    in   respect    to    written    in- 
struments.    By  C.  A.  Graves,   1908. 

19866 

Of  husband   in     trial     for     adultery 

against    wife.      By    A.    S.    Hester, 

1916     21440 

Presumption  of  Innocence  as  evi- 
dence.     By  Melville  Peck,  1910... 

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. 

By  J.  W.  Wayland,  1907 19707 

Statue  at  V.  M.   1 19246 

Ezzard,  William.     Letter  rel.  to  South- 
ern conference,  1859    14496 


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Factories.     Inspection  of,  1906   ...19501 

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 
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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 
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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 

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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 
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Views    19849 

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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 
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Maryland  boundary,  1874    16211 

Report   rel.    to   Va.    &    Md.    boundary, 

1832    10459 

Resolutions,  convention  of  1E50 

13521 
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1904     19350 

Fauntleroy,  Gen.  Thomas  T.    Communi- 
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hand,  1881    16922 

Judge    17231,   17232,  17326,   17485, 

17852,     17887,     17991,     18027,     18157 

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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. 

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session  at,  1848 13079,  13080 

Faure,  John  P.  vs.  commonwealth,  1884. 

17329,    17330 
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Payette  co.     Act  forming,  1830   ..10278 

Delinquent  lands  In,  1834   10787 

Election  of  Samuel  Price,  1835..  10805 
Election  of  J.  Stephenson,  1833.10543 
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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- 
chinery sent.   1861 14945 

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 

of  the  U.  S. 
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of  Va.,   1787    7581 

Federal  convicts 14166 

Report  rel.  to,  1857   14876 

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js  a  party,  1871    1S926 

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Homer  Richey,  1913 20737 

Federal    equity    rule    no.    46.      By    Geo. 

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to,    1838    11135 

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Christian.  1879 16832 

Federal   Judiciary.      Report    on    usurpa- 
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Francis  L.   Smith,   1911    20366 

Federal  procedure.     By  T.  B.  B.,  1916. 

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Miss,   resolutions',"  1860". '.iimi   14603 

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Colony  for.     Report,  1915 21129 

Problem  of.     By  J.  T.  Mastln.  1913. 

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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 

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Law.    Rules  for  enforcement  of.  1910. 

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Saunders,    1913     20708 

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Feeds  and   feeding.     1903    19198 

Fees.     Bill  rel.  to,  1824 9592    9597 

Bill  rel.  to  lien  of,  1845 .12690 

Certain   oflScers,   1791    7729 

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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 

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wealth, 1887    17600 

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Message   of   governor,   1870 

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Message  of  governor  rel.  to,  1884 . . . 

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Plan  for  constitutional  currency,  1874. 
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Proceedings  of  a  conference  with  Va. 

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Report    of    treasurer,    1869 15783 

Report  on  expenditures  and  retrench- 
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Report  on  revenue,  1843   12200 

Report  rel.  to,  1863   15148 

Report  rel.  to  taxation,  1852 13595 

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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 

committee;    State   debt;    Treasurer: 

Treasury. 

Finance     committee.        Communication 

rel.  to  public  debt,  1841   11785 

Report.    1787 76fil 

Report.    1790     7686 

Report.    1791    770? 

Report,    1792    7745 


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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, 

„,     1872    16083 

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- 
sage  of,    1844    12441 

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 

Maryland,   1916    21415 

See   also   Oysters. 
Fish    commissioners      (or     commission, 

or   board).      Report,   1871    16935 

Report.  1875   1638« 

Report.    1876    16473 

Report.  1877   16579 

Report.   1878    16701 


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Report,  1879  16807 

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, 

1859    21638 

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, 

„,     1838    21540 

Fish  ways.     McDonald  system,   1883.. 

17240 
Fisk,   Charles   B.     Covlngrton   and   Ohio 

railroad,    1863    13971 

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. 

20627 

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 
Italico-Keltic  speech  unity;  supple- 
ment to  the  sacred  tripudium,  1909. 

20051 
Fitzhugh,  William  H.     Convention   bill. 

1828   9958,  995* 

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 

pears,  1909 20061 

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 

of  James  river.  1812   8513 

Flood.  T.  H.     Election  of,  1840 1159S 

Florida.       Communication     from     gov- 
ernor. 1863 15039 

Resolutions    rel.    to    controversy    be- 
tween North  and  South.  1848.... 

13099.    13168 

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 

papers,  v.  7 17747 

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. 

18087 


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Flournoy,  H.  W. — Cont. 

Letter   rel.   to  West  Virginia  bound- 
ary.  1887    17570 

Namea  of  boards  of  visitors  of  state 

institutions,   1889    17819 

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-. 

tion,    1906    19555 

Floyd,  Benjamin  Rush.     Amendment  to 

report   on    education,    1850.... 13548 

Resolutions,  convention  of  1850.13521 

Floyd,    John.      Communication    rel.    to 

code  of  1819    10439 

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 

15133,  15144 
Fontaine,  Wm.  Morris.     Memoir  of,  by 

"rhos.    L.   Watson,    1914    21028 

Food  and  drugs  act.     By  A.  S.  Lanier, 

1913     20737 

Food    products.      Report,    1905. ..  .19383 

Report,    1907     19660 

Report,    1908     19831,    19842 

Report,     1909     19979-19981 

Rules  for  distribution  of  meat,   1911. 

20339 
Second   report.    By   B.   W.   Magruder, 

1906     19618 

Foot    and    mouth    disease.      Governor's 

message   rel.    to.   1915.. 12091,    21069 

Football   legislation.     By  W.   R.   Abbot, 

Jr.,     1898     18631 

Forage.      Order,    1779    7131 

Revolution 7629 

Forage  plants.    By  D.  O.  Noursi,  1903. 

19251 

Kinds    of.    1881     16966 

Forbes,  John  M.     C.  and  O.  canal  1877. 

16518.    16541 
Forcible   entries  and   detainers,   1813. 

8667 
Ford.   C.   Vernon.     Negligence   and   the 
employers'    liability    act,    1913... 

20737 

Ford.    Hezeklah     7192 

Ford's    Jefferson 

7020,  7055,  7096,  7116,  7133,  7201, 
7202.  7246,  7249,  7261.  7271.  7277, 
7279.  7293.  7296,  7440,  7871,  7931 
Foreign  bondholders  of  London.  Me- 
morial of,   1874    16185 

Foreign  policy  of  U.  S.     Resolutions  of 

Mississippi    rel.    to,    1828     9469 

Foreign   relations   of  U.   S.     Report   of 

committee    on,    1808    8310 

Virginia's   resolutions,    1811    8471 

Foreigners,   proclamation   Feb.    6.    1781. 

Forest    conditions.      Report    of    W.    T. 

Cox.     1910     20102 

Forest  fires.     A  plan  of  protection   for 

Va.     By   R.  C.  Jones,  1916 21420 

Va.  laws  rel.   to,  1916    21418 

Forest   products.      1912    20571 

Forest   reserves.      Gov.    Tyler's    letters, 

1901     18836.    18844 

Fore"t   service.     Laws   rel.   to   forestry 

and    forest   fires,    1916 

21218     21219 
Forest  tree  seedlings.     By  Wm.'B.  Al- 

wood  and  J.  L.   Phillips    18653 

Forestalling.      Bill,    1818     8668 


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Forester.      Report,    1916 21416 

Forestry.     Va.  laws  rel.  to,  1916.. 21417 
Forestry  situation   in  Va.     By  Richard 

Ctiapln    Jones,    1916 21419 

Forests.      Virginia    resources,    1889.. 

17853 
Forfeitures.     Act  concerning,   1779.. 

7198 

From  British   subjects,   1779 71SS 

Laws  rel.    to,    1819 9138,    9139 

Forgred  instruments,  by     Chas.     Curry, 

1902     19162 

Forgeries    of     warrants     on     treasury, 

1862     16038 

Forgers.      Bill,    1844    12454 

Forgery.       Bill,     1842 12067 

Bill   concerning,   1846    ,..12840 

Forms,  Legal   9702 

1809     8374 

18X0     8429 

1820     9262 

1826     9803 

The  Virginia  scrivener    10689 

Forrest,  W.  M.  Chas.  Augustus  Brlggs, 

1913     20f84 

Jefferson's  Morals  of  Jesus,   1908.. 

19898 

Student  life  in  India.  1911 20396 

Fort    Delaware.      Graves    of    Southern 

soldiers    at,    1875 16349 

Fort    Hood    8653,    8669 

Fort     Monroe.      Additional      grant     of 

land  at,   1908 19795 

Land  granted  to  the  U.  S.  at  ..17118 

Fort    Powhatan     8653,    8669 

Letter   of   governor,   1820    9199 

Report  rel.   to.   1820    9218 

Portfer,  Alcee.     Poe  In  Prance,  1909.. 

20U48 
Portlflcations.     Call  for  slaves  to  work 

on.    1863    16147,    15192 

Work  of  slaves  on,   1864    15267 

Fortress  Monroe.     Artesian  borings  at, 

1882     11935 

Foster,    J.      Kercheval's    letters    rel.    to 

revision  of  constitution 8928 

Poster,      Jonathan.      Constitutions      of 

U.    S.,    1811    8485 

Poster,  L.  8.     Report,   1899    18721 

Report,    1900     18785 

Report,    1901    18902 

Report,    1902    19130 

Report,   1903    19202 

Report,    1904    19288 

Report,    1905     19376 

Report.    1906    19505 

Fostering    mother    (poem).      By   Armi- 

stead  C.  Gordon,  1898   18643 

Foiicault  pendulum  as  a  lecture  room 
experiment.     By  Francis  H.  Smith, 

1914     21040 

Foundry.      At    Westham,    1779    ....7155 

At  Richmond,  1779    7123,   7127 

Brick    work    In    1776-78 7630 

Fournler,     Horacio     10686a 

Fourteenth  regiment.  Proceedings 
rel.  to  war,   1864    15305 

Resolutions,    1864     16385 

Foushee,      W.     Letter     rel.      to     James 

river    Improvement,    1801     8027 

Fowl.  wild.     Bill  rel.  to.  1840 11654 

Bill    for    protection    of,    1841 11841 

Fowler,  I.  C.     Speaker,  1881 16868 

Speaker.     1882     17008 

Fowler,     Susanna     7856 

Fowler,    William    7855 

Pox,   William   F.     Editor,    1876...  16488 


Fox,  William  F. — Cont. 

Editor,     1877     1659S 

Editor,    1878     16720 

Editor,    1880     16868 

Editor,     1881     16962 

Editor,     1882     17047 

Editor,     1883     17237 

Editor,     1884     17.«8 

Editor,     1885     17489 

Editor,    1886     17628 

Editor,    1887     17717 

Editor,     1888     17751 

Editor,    1889     17854 

Editor,    1890     17894 

Editor,    1891     1799J 

Fox    island.     Report    rel.     to     riparian 

rights   on,    1897 18512,    18534 

Prance.      Address    of    gen.    assemb.    of 
Va.    to    natl     assemb.    of    PYanee, 

1791     771J 

Books   presented   to   Va.,    1852.. 13827 
Catalogue     of     works     presented    to 

Virginia    by,     1852     1364S 

Consular   convention   with.    1853 

13949 
Gift    to    Va.    of    copv    of    La    galerte 

nationale    de    Versailles,    1850 

13440 

Injuries    to    U.    S.,    1808 8271 

Presentation   of   copy     of     Houdon'a 
statue  of  Washington  to,   1912.. 

20475 

Relations  with  U.  S..  1809 8287 

Report  rel.  to  world's  fair  in.  1855. 

14099,    14190 
Speech  on  U.  S.  commerce  with,  1809. 

8382 
Works     presented      to     Virginia    by, 

1850    18402 

Prancey,  Mr.  de   7163 

Francis,  John  R.     Sureties  of,  1870 . . 

158S7 

Francisco,    Peter    7683 

Franking    privilege    11116 

Resolutions  of    Connecticut    rel.     to. 

1843    12177 

Resolutions    of   New    Hampshire    rel. 

to,     1842     11999 

Franklin,        Benjamin.        Purchase      of 

printing    materials    from 

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Minual,    1891-2    17995 

Manual.     1893-4     18165 

Manual,    1908     19868 

Memorial   rel.   to   water-line   between 
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Mileage  of  members,  1902 19080 

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Pav  of,  1778    7116 

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Report   rel.    to   fraudulently    tamper- 
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Right  to  instruct  senators,  1811.... 

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Rule.s,    1842     11975 

Rules,   1869    15683,   15705 

Rules.    1877    16629 

Rules,    1879     16765 

Rules,    1881    16903 


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Rules,  1887    17647 

Rules,    1889    17791 

Rules,    1891    17937 

Rules,   1893    18097 

Rules,    1897    1848S 

Rules,  1902    19079 

Rules,    1906 19460.    19455.    19472 

Rules,    1908    19751 

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Rules    for    counting    vote   for    gover- 
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Rules   for  election   of  U.  S.   senators, 

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Rules   for   election   of   U.   S.    senator, 

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Rules   for  election   of  U.  S.   senators, 

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1787     7555 

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Message.   1828 9898,   9917.   9970 

Message.   1829 10001.   10022,    10056 

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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 

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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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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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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 

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Graham.    David     8115 

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Report  rel.   to  charges  against,   1874. 

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Winston's   military   tactics,    1808.8321 

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1897     18494.    18538 

Va.   boundary,   1895    18308 

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jg93     18184 

Diseases'  of.' '  By  *W.'  'b.'  "Alwood,  1893. 

18144 
The  experimental  vineyard.     By  Wm. 

B.    Alwood    18659 

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"Treatment    of    diseases 18047 

Orasse,    count   de.      Resolutions    thank- 
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Grasses.      1900    18779 

1901     18896 

By   E.  A.   Smyth,  Jr.,   1897 18699 

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Grass   and   hay   crop    21164 

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Nutritive   value  of.   1881 16966 

Selection  of  seeds,  etc.,  1881. ..  .16956 

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Report,    1890    17898 

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Reports  of  cases,  T.  3,  1846 129S3 

Reports  of  cases,  v.  3,  2d  ed.,  1846. 

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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 
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13472 
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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... 

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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 

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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 

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Reports,   v     30,    1878    16713 

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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. 

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Notes  on   law   of  real   property,   1912. 

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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. 

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1830     10160 

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ELsenmenger    land    In,    1848 13160 

Indebtedness    of   sheriff,    1879... 16799 
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Grayson    and   Raleiprh    turnpike  co.   Re- 
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16640,    15541 

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Relations   with   U.   S.,    1808 8287 

Resolutions    rel.    to    U.    S.    relations 

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Treaty,    1783     7430 

U.  S.  war  with,  1811   8608 

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Memorial   rel.    to   riparian    rights   on 

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tobacco,    1912    20643 

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Es.say    on    lapse,    Joint    tenants    and 

tenants  in  common    7699 

The   funding  act,   1878    16730 

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Greene    co..    Pa 10599 

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The  new  inheritance  tax  law  of  Va., 

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Guest,    Nathaniel    7012 

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1777     7063 

1778     7107 

1779     7151 

1780 7237 

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Gunter,  B.  T.  Jr.     Report  rel.  to  buoys 

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junction   suits,    1887    17726 

Quality    of   Jurors.    1906    19555 

Trusts  &  monopolies    18399 

Who  may  hold  county  courts  In   cer- 
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Report,    1846    12929 

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Bills.  1897 18568 

Bills,  1899-1900    18736 

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Bills,   1906    19542-19644 

Bills.   1908    19853,  19854.   19866 

Bills.   1910    20200-20202 

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Bills.   1914    20961-20963 

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1912    20449 

Contingent   and    incidental    expenses, 

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List  of  members,  1820    9248 

List  of  members,  1821    9365 

List  of  members,  1825    9627 

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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 

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List  of  members,  1840    11560 

List  of  members,  1841    11741 

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List  of  members,  1843 12175,  12176 

List  of  members,  1844 12?28,  12331 

List  of  members.  1845  ..12613.  12516 
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List  of  members,  1847   1296S, 

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List  of  members.  1848    ..13072,   13079 

List  of  members.  1849    13253 

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List  of  members,  1866  ..14046.  14064 
List  of  members.   1857    ..14248.   14250 

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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 

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Proposed  amendment  to  judiciary  act, 

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Report,  1852  13808 

Report,  1853  13953 

Report,  1856  14134 

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Federal  deposits,  1836 10995 

Illegral     refunding     of     state     bonds, 

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Report,    1875    16374 

Report.  1876    16466 

Report.   1877    16576 

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Report.  1879    16803 

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Huntersviile     and     Alleghany  turnpike 

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CO.     Reports,   1866    21570 

Huntersviile  and  Monterey  turnpike  co. 

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Huntersviile     and     Parkersburg     road. 

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Hurst's  pocket  code,  189S    18622 

Index  and  directory  of  Virginia  law, 

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Bulletin  rel.  to  Virginia,  1869..  15784 
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Joseph  Newton's  report,  1871   ..15978 

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Project    for    Improving,    1833..  10686a 

Report  on,  1866   15433 

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Report  of  committee  on,  1901.. 19017 
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Maury's  physical  survey  of  Va.,  1878. 

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Report,  1866  15504 

Report,  1869  15722 

Report,  1875  16324,  16348 

Report,  1876  16441 

Report,  1877  16621,  16561 

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Report.  1890   17898 

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Resolutions    rel.      to     amendment   of 

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Resolutions  rel.  to  emancipation  and 

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Re.Rolutions  rel.   to  presidential  elec- 
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Resolutions  rel.  to  presidential  elec- 
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Resolutions  rel.  to  public  lands,  1840. 

11913 
Resolutions    rel.    to    South    Carolina 

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Resolutions   rel.   to   state  debts,   etc., 

1844     12377 

Indiana   company 7164,    7186, 

7749,    7757 
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8118 

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1787     75f0 

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1791     7720 

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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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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 

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Letters  of  A.  J.  B.  Beresford  rel.   to 
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Inauguration   of  statue.   1875 16399 

Message  of  governor  rel.  to  inaugu- 
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Refuses  leave    of    absence    to    John 

Gatewood,   1861    1496S 

Report  rel.  to  statue  of,  1874...  .16268 

Resolution  rel.  to,  1862 15068 

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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 
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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 

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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- 
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Railroad  as  substitute  for  navigation 

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9832 
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9570,   9571,   9572.   9574 
Report  on  connection  with  the  Kana- 
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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- 
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line,  1833    10628 

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Report,   1835    10910 

Report.   1841    11768 

Report,  1861    15002 

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C.  R.  Mason  &  others  rel.  to,   1876. 

16411 
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1851     13559a 

Report  rel.   to   mortality  among  con- 
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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- 
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Act  rel.  to  bonds  of,   I860- 14667 


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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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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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Theodore    OUvarl.    I861)    14670 

Transportation   to  seaboard,   1873.. 

16100 
James  river  and  Staunton  turnplice  co. 

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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. 

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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 

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Report  on  accounts  of.  1822 9374  < 

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List,  1912  20624 

List,  1914  21020 

List,  1915  21278 

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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- 
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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 

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Loyal   company    7371 

Northwest   territory,    1780 7238, 

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Northwest  territory,  1785 7471 

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Possession   of  land  without  recorded 

title.     By  M.  G.  Mason,   1905..1$41« 
Preemption  of  lands  from  Indians. 

712* 
Purchased  in  auditor's  name,   1902. 

19084 

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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 

taxes.     By  J.   F.   Boucbelle,    1906. 

19555 

To  be  sold  for  debts,  1794 7812 

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 

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Lists  of  ofHcers,   1833. ..  .10622,   10623 

Notice,    1784    7404 

Notice,  Feb.  12,  1787 7548 

Opinion   of    attorney-general    rel.    to, 

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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.. 

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„1839 11530 

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Bill  rel.   to   license   on,   1833 10660 

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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 

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liawrencevlUe  and  western  railway  co. 

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Caws.    Account  of  editions  of  laws  of 

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Act  rel.  to  arrangement  and  citation 

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Acts  rel.  to  publication  of,  1819.. 9136 

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Index  of  enrolled  bills 20422,  20462 

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lietters  rel.  to  republication  of,  1817. 

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(jetter  rel.  to  revision  of,  1817.. 8944 
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Pollard's  code  biennial,  1912. ..  .20610 
Pollard's  code  biennial,  1914. ..  .20892 

Pollard's  collection  of,  1894 18209 

Pollard's   collection    of,    1904 19294 

Pollard's     supplement    to     code,  etc., 

1916     21380 

Rel.  to  elections,  1887  17718 

Rel.  to  penitentiary,  1891 17966 

Rel.  to  roads,  1888 17757 

Report   of   com.    on   English   statutes 
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S«port  of  com.  on  reriaion,  1817 . . 

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19111 

Resolution  respecting,  1789 7641 

Revision  of.   1783    7390 

Revision  of  statutes.  Report  on,  1902. 

19058 
Sands'  selections  from  reports  of  re- 
visors       16004 

School,   1892    18032 

Taxation,  1898    i8639 

Tucker's  commentaries  on,   1836... 

11069 
Tucker's   commentaries  on,   1846 . . . 

12930     12931 

Virginia  laws  made  plain,  1913'.  .20738 

Laws,    English.      Report    of    committee 

to  examine,  1789    7644 

Lawson,   F.   M.     Accounts,    1842 

12008,    12108 

Accounts,  1843   12207 

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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 

was  made,   1909    22101 

Lewis,  William.    Commissioner  on  riv- 
ers.  1828    t93« 

Report  on  certain  rivers.  1812... 8620 
River    commissioner,    1816 

Lewis  and  Peck.  lessees  Tazewell' street 
railway  co.     Reports,  1903,   1904. 

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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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 

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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. 

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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 

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Report    of   committee    rel.    to    sale    of 

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Report  rel.  to  assistant  In.  1869.15717 
Report  rel.  to  manuscripts  In.  1872. 

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Report  on  preservation  of  manuscript 

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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- 
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Liibrary   buildlngr.     Expense  of  heating 

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Report   rel.    to,   1893 18119, 

18129.  18162 

Report  of  commissioners,  1896 

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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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Library    fund.     Communication   rel.    to, 

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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» 

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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. 

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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 

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9981 

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Mllitta  law.   1798/99    7917 

Militia  laws.  1808  8822 

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1823   962* 

Petition   of  John  Brown   for  writ  of 

error.    1869    14689 

Petition  of  sureties  of  John  Preston, 

1821   9364 

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Proceedlngrs     and    debates,  constitu- 
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Proceedings   of   council    1808.... 8S1C 

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Proposed  amendment  to   bill  rel.   to 

militia,  1814   8760 

Proposition  rel.  to  completion  of  co- 
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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.. 

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Report  of  finance  committee,  1821.. 

9368 
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7693,   7694 

Resolutions,  1776    7016 

Resolutions,  Nov.   29.  1786 7609 

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7671 
Resolutions  eligibility  of  aliens,  1798. 

7907 
Resolutions     expressing     loyalty     to 

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Robinson's    collection    of    forms,    2d 

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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- 
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Sketch  of  proceedings  of  legislature 

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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- 
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Statement    rel.    to    James  river  co., 

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Supplement    to    laws    for    University 

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Virginia  gazette,   1782    7821,    732S 

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Licenses.     1828    9936 

Amt.   collected   from,   1886 17364 

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Auditor's  report  on,  1839 1129S 

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Bill  rel.  to  taxes  on,  1864 16280 

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Laws.      Letter    of    attorney    general 

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Licensing  of  lawyers   19831 

Liquor.  1900    18964 

Merchants,  1828    9982,  9986 

Merchants.    Bill  rel.  to,  1836 10882 

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12096 

Merchants.      Bill,    1845 12598 

Merchants.     Memorial  of  commercial 

convention  rel.  to,  18S9 11280 

Merchants.     Statement  rel.  to,  1867. 

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BUI  rel.  to,   1838    Illsi4 

BUI  rel.  to,  1840   11673 

BUI  relative  to,  1841  11861 

BU  rel.   to.   1842    120i>i 

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Lien  of  0.  Judgrment   16971 

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1885    17496 

Lien  of  a  judgment.    By  S.  B.  Woods, 

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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 
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Lien  of  fieri  facias  upon  property  In 
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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 
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companies,   1903    18235 

Statutory  supply  and  labor  Hens.  By 

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Election  of,  1906   19452 

Report  on  vacancy  of,  1857 14272 

Rules  for  counting  votes,  1877.. 16507 
Rules    for   counting   votes,   1881... 

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Vote    for,    1852    13569 

"Vote  for,  1874    16116 

Vote  for,   1877   16530 

Vote  for,  1881    16874 

Vote  for,  1885   17346,  17376 

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Reports,  1898    18630 

Reports,    1899    18741 

Reports,    1900    18806 

Reports,  1901    18929 

Reports,  1902   19163 

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Editor,   1901    18928 

Editor,   1902    19162 

The  honor  system,  1910 202«1 

Lectures     on     equity     pleading     and 

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Separate  estates   of   married    women, 

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LUlburn    (prisoner)     11449 

Lime.     Its  source  and  use.     By  E.  W. 

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Lime  for  Virginia  farms.     By  W.  B. 

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Report,  1812 8519 

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Report.  1825   9646 

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Tetanus     18660 

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Report    on    boundary    lines,    1861 . . 

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Communication   rel.   to   physical   sur- 
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Report.    1872    16035 

Report.    1874    16177 

Report,   1876    16280,   16370 

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Report,    1879    16*17 

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Statement  of  expenses.  1910 20101 

Veto  messages,  1910   20091 

Veto  messages,  1912 20442.  20447, 

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13764,      13802,     13836 

Statement,   1853.  ..13919,   13946,   13970 

Statement,  1864,  1866    14125 

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Statement,  1867   14333 

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Report,  1893   18144 

Report  of   committee  on,   1901.. 19017 

Statistics,  1892 18018 

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Bill  rel.  to  incorporation  of,  1836.. 

10998,   11002 
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Names,  1855    14068 

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message    rel.    to    exemption    from 

taxation,   1910    20121 

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Doctrine  of.  1893 18144 

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1914    21081 

By  Bruce  R.  Payne,  1911 20399 

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Bill  rel. to  county  maps,  1815.... 8839 

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Maps. — Cont. 

Communication    rel.    to    Inaccuracies 

in  state  map,  1866  14100 

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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 

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man,  1828   9917 

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Marietta   Intelligencer    12927 

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Report,  1898   1185* 

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1848   lllii 

Notes  of  N.  W.  bank  of  Va.,  1841.. 

11818 
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Abstract  of  registration,  1877.. 16695 
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17111 
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Abstract  of  registration,  1899..  18775 
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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 

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Bill  to  amend  acts  concerning,  1839. 

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Settlement  deads. 10765 

Married  women.     Act  of  April  4,   1877. 

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Conveyances  by    17726 

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Washington's  remains,  1831  ..10378 

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Judge,   circuit   court,   1804    8130 

Land  laws,  1795 ; 7t41a 

Letter    rel.    to    edition    of   laws    con- 
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Report  as  river  commissioner.  .19698 
Report  on  certain  rivers.  1812   .  .8520 

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Martin,  George  A.     Election  of.  1889. 

17822 
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Report,  1884    17888 

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Martin,  Jefferson  T.     Resolutions,  con- 
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Martin,  William  B.     ...     Index  to  Va. 
reports      from     Jefferson      to      S8d 

Grattan,    1881    16966 

Index  to  Virirlnla  reports,  1887.17715 
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Index  to  Virginia  reports,  vols.  92-100, 

1903    19207 

Martinsburg.     Bank  at,   1846 12876 

Bill  rel  to  establishment  of  bank  at. 

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Martinsburg  and  Potomac  turnpike  co. 

Reports.  1850-1866 21609 

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President  of  senate,  1874 1*^** 

Report,  1887    17703 

Report.  1888    .-n-.P^^ 

Marye,  Morton.  Amount  of  dividends 
the  state  has  received  from  R.  F.  & 
P.  railroad,   1837-1899 18673 

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- 
sessments,   1889    17782 

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1887    17599 

Statement  of  unpaid  capitation  taxes, 
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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 
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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- 
trators, 1875    16393 

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- 
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Communication  from  governor  rel.  to 
schooner  Hance  Lawson,  1889.17795 

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Communication      rel.      to      boundary, 

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Communication   on   boundary,    1870. 

,       ,  15826 

CcniTnunication    rel.    to    Confederate 
States.    1861    14968 

Commiintcatlon   rel.   to   conference   in 
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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 
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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 
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Reports,   v.    2,    1808 8289 

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Reports,  v.  2,  1811    8473 

Reports,  v.  3,  1808 8293 

Reports,  v.  3,  1811 8477 

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Reports,  v.  6,  1814    8725 

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laws,  1785    7461 

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Norfolk  and  Berkley  ferry  co.    Reports, 

1906-1910    21886 

Norfolk  and  Carolina  railroad  co.  Re- 
ports,   1889-1899    21887 

Norfolk  and  great  western  railroad  co. 

Report,  1872    21888 

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railroad  co.  Reports,  1879-1894,  ex- 
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Norfolk    and    Ocean    View    railway    co. 

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Norfolk    and    Portsmouth    traction    co.. 

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1883-1891     21907 

Norfolk  and  southern  railroad  co.  Re- 
ports.   1891-1907    21895 

Norfolk  and  southern  railway  co.  Re- 
ports,   1907-1910    21896 

Norfolk  and  Va.  Beach  railroad  and 
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1884  21897 

Reports. '  1885-1890 " ; '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.   21898 
Norfolk  and  Washington,  D.  C,  steam- 
boat CO.      Reports,   1903-1910.  .21899 
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against.  1908   19890 

Reports,  1881-1896    21900 

Reports.  1897-1916    21901 

Norfolk  bicycle  road  co.  Message  of 
governor  rel.  to,   1897    18496 


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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, 
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John  Wilson  of.  1788    7604 

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Memorial  for  James  river  and  Kana- 
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Memorial     rel.     to     Portsmouth     and 

Roanoke  r'ailroad.  1841 11772 

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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 

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authorizing  banks  to  subscribe  to 
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CO.,  1832    10618 

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1883    17090 

Report  rel.  to,   1861    14981 

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1838    11127 

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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 

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Election  of  R.  E.  B.   Stewart  and  J. 

W.    Bidgood.    1891    17921 

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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" 

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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 
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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- 
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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.. 

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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- 

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North  Branch  turnpike  co.  Report, 
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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- 
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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 

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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- 

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Northampton     county.       Address   of  J. 

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Report  of  com.  of  congress,  Sept.   13, 
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State   claims,   1912 20538 

Virginia  claim  on  account  of  cession, 

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Act  to  establish    8910 

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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 

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Report,  1824  9668 

Report,  1825  9640 

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Report,  1832  10466 

Report,  1833  10588 

Report.  1838  11127 

Report,  1840  11661 

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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 

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Statement,  i849  13290,  13314 

Statement,  1850. .  .13384.  13394,  13449 

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Statement,  1853  13921,  13946, 

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Bill     for     construction     of     turnpiice 

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Bill  rel.  to,  1811    11876 

Bill  rel.  to,  1841    11869 

Bill  rel.  to,  1843    12238 

Bill  rel.  to  road  to,  1846 12815 

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Message  rel.  to  Potomac  &  Ohio  rail- 
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Message  rel.  to  Potomac  railroad  co., 
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Message  rel.  to  Richmond  traction 
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Message  rel.  to  Soldiers'  home,  etc., 
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Message  rel  to  Va.  &  N.  C.  boundary, 
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Message  rel.  to  Virginia  securities 
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Message  rel.  to  Virginia  transit  co., 
Iggg    18273 

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Pardons,   1897    18537 

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List  of.  1830  10203 

List  of,  1841  11798 

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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 

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Report  of  auditing  committee,  1908. 

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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 

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of  Virginia,  1861   22138 

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a  fugitive  from  Justice.  1849..1S332 

Correspondence      of      gov.    with    Gov. 

McDowell     rel.     to     fugitives  from 

justice,   1846    12688 

Correspondence  with  governor  of 
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House     of     representatives.     Resolu- 
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...  H518 

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Military  lands,  1828    9912 

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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- 
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Resolutions  of  Virginia  rel.  to  ceding 

to  U.  S.  the  military  lands  between 

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„       .  1346S 

Resolutions   on    abolition   of   slavery. 

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Resolutions  rel.  to  annexation  of 
Texas.    1844    12374 

Resolutions  rel.  to  bridge  of  Steuben- 
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1852    13676 

Resolutions  rel.  to  bridge  at  Steuben- 
viil*  and  railroad  to  Pennsylvania. 
1861    22142 

Resolutions  rel.  to  burning  of  Rich- 
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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- 
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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 

in  a  deed  of  trust 18454 

Old   Concord   academy.     By  Edward   S. 

Joynes.  1896    18460 

Old  Dominion  investment  co.     Message 
of  governor  rel.  to,  1901    ....   18860 
Old  Dominion   magazine.     McRae's  his- 
torical account  of  capltol  building, 

1871    15967 

Old     Dominion     railway     co.     Reports, 

1903-1906     21917 

Old   Dominion   steamship   co.     Reports, 

1903-1910     21918 

Vs.  commonwealth  "of  'Va..'  "l'9'o"4 .19343 
Old  Point  Comfort.     U.  S.  jurisdiction, 

1820     9195.    9210 

Old.  Wilkinson  &  Trent 7069 

Oleomargarine.     Regulations,  1909... 

19977 
Ollvarl,        Theodore.        Correspondence 

with   Ellis.   1859    14646a 

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1818  ■:.■.■:.■.■ 9016,  9028 

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Report.    1881    16925,    16950 

Report,  1882    17037 

Report.  1883    17223 

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Report.  1890    17879 

Report.  1891    17982 

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Report.  1894    ' 18203 

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Report.  1896    18431 

Report.    1897    18553 

Report,  1898    18614 

Report,  1899    18718 

Report,    1900    18782 

Report,  1901 18899 


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Report.  1902   19127 

Report,  1903   19199 

Report,  1904    19285 

Report,  1906 19374 

Report.    1906     19602 

Report.  1907   19638 

Report.  1908   19812 

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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 
Bill  rel.  to   arrangement  of  counties 


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posed  amendment  to  IT.  S.  constitu- 
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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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 . . 

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Letter  from  treasurer,  1814  ....  8739 
Letter  of  deputy  adjutant  general  rel. 

to  militia.   1812    8581 

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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 
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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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with  statute.   1911 20366 

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Pocahontas    county.      Delinquent    lands 

in.    1834    10787 

Pocahontas.  Graham  and  Tazewell  elec- 
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1906    21932 

Pocahontas    mine   disaster.      Assistance 

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 

oysters,  1870 15827 

Pocomoke  sound.       Capture    of     oyster 

boats,  1899    18683,  18704 

Report  rel.  to  buoys  In.  1897 18501 

Poe,    Edgar   A.      Poe   and    the    Hall    of 
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Poe  at  the  end  of  a  century.  By  Ham- 
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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 
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21442 
Poindexter.    C.      Statement    of.    rel.    to 
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Report  rel.  to  library,  1893 18135 

Poindexter,  R.  W.    Trade  with  western 

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Poindexter.  William  G.     Speaker,   1816. 

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Supplies  to  post  at.  1782    7322 

Point  Pleasant.    Battle  of.    Resolutions 

rel.  to  monument.  1848 13193 

Letter  rel.  to  monument  at,  1875... 

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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 
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Police,    state.      Memorial   to    legislature 

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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 

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Guide  to  magistrates,  19X16....  19554 
Mechanics'  liens  In  Virginia,  1903.. 

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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... 

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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.. 

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Navigation,    1786    7466 

Navigation  of,  1820   9221 

Report  on,  1823  9492 

Report  of  commissioners,  1822   ..9417 
Report  of  commissioners  on,  1823.. 

9531 
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Report,  1912    20544 

Report,  1913   20701 

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Letter  to  gen.  assembly,  Dec.  7,  1818. 

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Accounts  as  treasurer,  1815 

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Accounts  as  treasurer,  1819   

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Letter  rel.  to  state  debt,  1818 9021 

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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 

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Report  of  committee  on  memorial  of 

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Report     on     accounts     as     treasurer, 

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Report  on  literary  fund,  1811.... 8445 
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Report.  1894  18207 

Report,  1895  18379 

Report,  1896  18436 

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Report.  1901    1«»03 

Report,  1902    191S1 

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Report,  19»6    "378 

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1861 .-••^l**,'^ 

Preston  county.    Delinquent    lands    In, 

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By  G.  B.  W.,  1903 19245 

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Price,   W.   J.,   Jr.     Circular   to   nursery- 
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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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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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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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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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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 
and   operate  railroads,   1918... 21440 
Proceedings  of  convention  at  Clarks- 
burg.  lf44    12J68 

Proposed,  from  Cartersville  to  Parm- 

yiUe,   1835    10917 

Proposed,  from     Tenn.     line  to  New 

river,    1839    11382 

Railroad   employees   and   relief  asso- 
ciations.   By  Geo.  B.  Elliott,  1902 

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- 
sion, 1909   20024-20026 

Report  on  accidents  and  average  pay 

on,   :itOi)    19369 

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. 

&  O.  railroad  co.,  1882    17067 

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 

Reports.  1912    20544 

Reports,  1913   20708 


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Reports,  1914    20S2$ 

Resolutions  rel.  to  Pacific,  1848  13172 
Resolutions  rel.  to   Paclflc,   1866... 

14141 
Resolutions     rel.     to     protection     of 

bridges,    1861    14910 

Review  of  Va.  rate  cases,  1909.. 20004 

Salaries   of  ofnclals,   1842 12126 

Schedule  of  routes  and  distances  to 
Richmond,  Williamsburg:  &  Staun- 
ton,   1882    17060 

Separate  coaches  for  white  and  col- 
ored  passengers,   1891    17912 

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 

Taxable  values  of  rolling  stock,  1910. 

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 

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missioner, and  Public  worlcs,  board 
of.  Consult  also  the  alphabetical 
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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. 

Reports,   1857,   1860    21659 

Raleifrh   and   Gaston  railroad  company. 
Contract     with     R.     P.  &  P.  railroad 

company,  1901    18838 

Raleigh   and   Grayson   turnpike  co.   Re- 
ports.   1861-1863    ■. ...    21661 

Ralelsrh    and    Wythe    line   turnpike    co. 

Report,  1861    21662 

Raleigrh,    Logan    and    Monroe    turnpike 

CO.     Reports,  1853-1860 21598 

Raleieh,    N.    C.      Southern    convention, 

1857    14319 

Ralston,  G.  S.     PIre  blight  of  the  pear 
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Ramsey,  D.  Hiden.     1916 S12M 

The  Henry  Woodfln  Orady  school  of 

journalism,  1914    21029 

James   Clark   McReynoIds.   1914.210S1 

James  Morris  Page,   191S 21297 

Randolph,  A.  M.      The    atmosphere    of 

the  University,  1903    19246 

Randolph,  Bathurst   8269 

Randolph,   Beverley.     Accounts  against 

U.  S.,  1788    7632 

Letter,  Dec.   27,   1788    7631 

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- 
scription, 1962   15036 

Report    as     commissioner     of     arms, 

1861    14751 

Virginia  historical   and  philosophical 

society.  1863   13902 

Randolph,  Harrison.     By  L.  M.  Harris, 

1915    2U97 

Randolph.   J.   W.      Collection    of   cases, 

1789-1814    7687 

Guigon's   index   to   Grattan's   reports. 

1869    14636 

Matthews'   digest   of  Va.    laws,   ▼.   1, 

1856    14230 

Matthews'    digest   of  Va.    laws,    v.   2. 

1857    14418 

Matthews'  guide  to  commissioners  in 

chancery,  1866   14224 

Mayo's  guide  to  magistrates,  1856.. 

14281 
(Quarterly  law  Journal,  v.   1,  1866.. 

14232 
Quarterly  law  Journal,  v.  2,   1867.. 

14419 
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14433 
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„  I860     14684 

Sands'  selections,  1856    14236 

Sands'  selections.  1861   15004 

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Wythe's   decisions    (2d    ed.) 7699 

Randolph,  J.  W.,  &  co.    Eby's  Citations 

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Matthews'  digest  of  criminal  law.  2d 

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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« 

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railway,    1842    12016 

Bill  rel.  to  taxes  on  merchanU,  1842. 

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Election  of,  1836 10812 

Letter  rel,  to  agriculture,  1842.11972 
Letter  rel.  to  flsh  in  Rlvanna,  1876. 

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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 
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Letter  rel.  to  appointment  as  gover- 
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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- 
erary funds,  1822   9383 

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 

Point  Comfort.   1820    9196 

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 

Bank  of  the  U.  S..  1820 9241 

Message.  1822   9897 

Re-election  of.   1821    9811 

Report  as  president  of  board  of  pub- 
lic works.   1821    9321 

Randolph.     V.     M.       Charges     against 
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Randolph,  W.  B.     Election  of.  1886.. 

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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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Blection  of  J.  Kettle.  1804   8112 

Lands  vested  in  literary  fund,  1832. 

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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- 
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1  QAi  18928 

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1898   18681 

Rat>pahannock   and     Blue     Ridgre  rail- 
road.    Report  on  survey  of,  1836. 

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, 

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Rappahannock  river  country.    By  A.  B. 

Chandler,  jr     1916    21221 

tlavenswoou  and  Reedy  Creek  turnpike 

CO.     Reports,  1862-1860 21663 

Ravenswood,     Charleston     and     Ripley 

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Real   estate.      As-ii'ssment,    1907..    19628 

Rill,   1839    ..,, 11470 

Bill  rel.  to,  1841    11856 

Bill  rel.  to  administration  of,  1840. 

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Bill  to  amend  act  cobcerning.  1846. 

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Comparative    statements   of,    1884 . . 

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Graves'  notes  on  law  of,  1912...S0622 

Law  governing,  1908  19893 

Loroax's    digest   or   laws   respecting, 

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Report  rel.  to  releasing  tax  on,  1889. 

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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- 
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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, 

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Rents.     Bin  rel.  to,  1816    8*49 

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Bill  rel.  to  distress  for  rent,  1814.. 

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Bill,   1788    7636 

Bill  rel.  to,  1812 8584 

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Number  to  which  Virginia  is  eititled, 

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Resolutions  by  Massachusetts  rel.   to 

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Veto    mensage    rel.    to    apportionment 

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Resolutions  of  1847   14683 

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1786    7496 

1|«<    8156 

1816    8792 

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Bill  rel.  to  collection  of.  1823 9604 

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Laws,  1860 14688 

Laws,  1866   16662 

Laws.    1869    16791 

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Laws,  1873 16107 

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•     J"<    7804 

1812    8552 

1839 11467 

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Distribution   of  laws,   1820 9220 

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Draughts  of  bills.  1817 9006,  90M 

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Hening,  v.  7,  1820 92|( 

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Notes  of  revlsors,  1817 9006 

Report  on,  1839  11191 

Report  on,  1848   18065 

Report  rel.  to,  1848 1S0«T 

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Report  of  committee  on,  1817 8*74 

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Report,  1866    16522 

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Report,  18/4    16289 

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^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- 
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14089 
Richmond  chamber  of  commerce.  Com- 
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1898   18069 

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CO.     Reports,  1889-1892 21959 

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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 
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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 
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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 

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Report  of  state  proxies,  1906. ..  .197SC 
Report  rel.  to  bridge  over  Rappahan- 
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Report  rel.  to  connection  with  Orange 
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Reports,  1836-1916,  except  1849,   I860. 

1864,    1865    21942 

Resolution  rel.  to,  1875 16338 

Resolution  rel.  to  contract  with   Po- 
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Statement,  1866  14074 

Statement  of  the  commonwealth's  In- 
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Statement  of  state  proxies,   1908.. 
c     .  ,  19764 

State's  interest  in,   1881   16927 

Stock  of,   1843    12213 

Richmond,  Fredericksburg  and  Poto- 
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1876-1916     21943 

Richmond    institute.      Report.    1872.. 

Richmond  medical  college.  Bill  rel.  to 
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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 
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Act  rel.  to  militia,  1819    9067 

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8847 
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Act  to  change  elections,  1837. ..  .11054 
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militia,  1821    9258 

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election  laws,  1833   10686 

Amendment      to      bill      to      establish 

banks,  1817   8907 

Amendments  proposed   to  bill  rel.  to 

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Amendments  proposed   to   bill  rel.  to 

penitentiary,  1819   9071 

Amendments  to     bill     rel.     to  courts, 

1819    :    9052,    9068 

Amendments  to  bill  rel.  to  educa- 
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1819    9056 

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.  1819^ 906^ 

Amendments  to  resolution  rel.  to  con- 
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Auditor's   circular   rel.    to   delinquent 

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Auditor's  letter  rel.  to  board  of  pub- 
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Auditor's   letter   rel.   to   revenue   law, 

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Auditor's  letter  rel.  to  state  debt  and 

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Auditor's  report,  1820   9244 

BUI    approving    conduct    of    general 

f:overnment,  1812    8607 
1  concerning   arrearage    of    taxes, 

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Bill  concerning  quartermaster  gen- 
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Bill  concemlns:  usury,  1816 8938 

BUI     for     establishing    free    schools. 

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Bill  rel.  to  tree  persons  charged  with 

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Bill  rel.  to  land  office.  1817 8998 

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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, 

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Bill  rel.  to  navlgration  of  James  river, 

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Bill  rel.  to  public  arms,  1815 8846 

Bill  rel.     to  public  property  In  Rich- 
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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, 

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Bill  rel.  to  sales  on  executions,  1816. 

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Bill    rel.    to    University    of   Virgrlnia, 

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9084    9183 
Bill   to     amend     act     against  usury, 

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Bill  to  amend  road  laws,  1817.... 8929 

Bill   to  establish   banks,   1816 8819 

Bill   to  reduce  capital  of  Northwest- 
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Bill  to  suspend     payment    of    specie. 

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Bills  amending  criminal  law,  1813. 

8488 
Bills     concerning:     establishment     of 

banks,  1816   8906 

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Circular   of   adjutant-general  ...  of- 
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Communication    of   literary   fund   rel. 

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House  Journal,  1819 9986 

House  journal.  1820 9185 

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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 

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House  journal.   1838    Iliv3 

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Letter  from  treasurer,  1820 .'.   9158 

Letter  of  auditor  rel.  to  aeBitentiarr, 

1821    92(4 

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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 

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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 

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Statement  of  revenue  tax,  1818.. 9058 
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works,  1819    9073,  9176 

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works,  1820 9168 

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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 

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code,   1849    13227 

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code.   1849    13228 

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15168 

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House  journal,   1850    13354 

House  journal.  1862 13566,  13732 

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1868   14421 

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General  orders,  Jan.  12,  1816.... 8840 
General  orders,  Jan.  13,  1816.... 8841 

General  orders.  Feb.  (,  1816 8842 

General  orders,  Feb.  20,  1816....  8843 
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1814   8747 

General  orders     to    militia,    June  8, 

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General  orders  of  governor.  Mar.  17. 

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Ritchie  county.    Bill  rel.  to  partition  of, 

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Rlvanna    navigation    co.      Bill   reL    to, 

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governor  rel.  to,  1878 16661 

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Roads.     A  ct  rel.  to.  1836 11018 

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BlU  rel.  to,  1810 8437 

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. 

road,  1822   9870 

From  Va.  to  Ky.,  1822 9370 

Governor's     communication     rel.     to, 

1825 9666 

Governor's  message,  i893 18063 

Hughes'  speech  on,  1867    16642 

Improvement  of.  By  W.  M.  Thorn- 
ton,   1891    17981 

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 

of.   1910    20244 

List  of  counties  having  special  road 

laws.  1910   20147 

List  of  counties    with    special    laws, 

1911   20298 

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 

Lower  Loop  creek.  1818 9018 

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ville.  1822    9377 

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river.  1830   10232 

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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Mtddlebourne.  Va..  to  Samuel  Hill's 

in  Greene   co..   Pa.,   1833 10599 

Report  of  committee  on,  1814 

8708  8773 
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  

10200,  10221.  10286 


Roads — Cont. 
Report  of  committee,  1831...  ...10844 

Report  of  committee,  1831-2. ..  .1069S 

Report  of  committee,  1838 111S7 

Report  of  committee.  1857 1429S 

Report  of  house  committee  on,' 1893. 

180TS 
Report  of  senate  com.  on,  1893.. 18106 

Road  material,   1908   19811 

Sand-clay    19653 

SpeciBcations  for.  1908 19811 

Speciflcations,  1909   19941 

Wheeling   to  Clarksburg.   1833..1062S 
Work   of  convicts  on.  1891    ....1791t 
See     also     names    of    turnpike    com- 
panies.. 

Roan,  captain   7SS4 

Roan's  company 7824 

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School   commissioners. — Cont. 

Proceedings,  1860   13391 

Proceedings.   1852    13633,   13791 

Proceedings,  1853   13935 

Proceedings,  1854    14112 

Proceedings,  1865   14113 

Proceedings,  1857    14326 

Proceedings,  1859    ^*m 

Proceedings,  1859,  1860 14927 

Proposed  list  of,  1883 17113 

Statement  of  accounts  of,  1821... 9328 
Scliool  commissioners  of  Hanover.  Me- 
morial rel.  to  education  of  the  poor, 

1836 10961 

School    districts.      Act    to    provide    for 

division  of,  1878    16718 

School  fund.     Letter  from  supt.  of  pub- 
lic instruction  rel.  to,  1871   ..   16926 

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 

School  superintendents.     Conference  of, 

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 

Report  of  committee  of,  1841..  11777 

Rural.     Grading  of.  1876 16489 

Consult    also    the    entries    under    the 
headings  Academies;  Colleges;   Ed- 
ucation;; School  commissioners. 
Schurman,  J.  G.    Jefferson    and    public 

policies  of  today,  1911    20397 

Schuster,   O.  J.     Northern  and  western 

farmers  in  Va.,  1911   20846 

Schuyler,    Montgomery.      The   architec- 
ture of  the  University  of  Va.,.  1911. 

20399 
Schuyler    railroad  eo.      Reports,    1903. 

1904    21978 

Science.    The  spirit  of  science.  By  E.  O. 

Lovett,  1911 20396 

Finding  list  of.  1911   20368 

Scioto  river.    Military  lands  on,  1850. 

13466 
Scire  facias,  writs  of.    Btlt  reL  to,  1826. 

9766 

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Scott,  Gov.   Charles.     Objections  to  oc- 
cupying claimants'  law,   1821.. 9335 
Scott     (Charles)     & ,  co.    Contract    for 

salt,    1862    15026 

Report  rel.  to  salt  contract.  1863... 

15129 

Salt  contract.  1863   15077 

Scott.  E.  P.    Address  of,  1847 12966 

Election  of.  1839   11346 

.    Petition     claiming     seat     in     senate, 

1839   11352 

Speaker,  1843   12290 

Speaker,  1844    12461 

Speaker,  1845   12672 

Speaker,  1846    12898 

,    Speaker,  1847   129K9 

Speaker.  1848   13080 

Scott,  John.     An  appeal  to  The  Areo- 
pagus        18399 


Scott,   John    (Judge).     Answer    to   me*- 
mortal  of  M.  P.'  Brooke,  1842.. 11987 

Charges  against.  1838 11164 

Charges  of     M.     P.     Brooke  against. 

1842   11947,11971 

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.. 

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Scott,  P.  W.    Election  of,  1887 17620 

Scott,    Rhea    C.     Report  .of    extension 
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ham   CO.,    1911    203i« 

Scott,  Robert  E.    Amendment  to  report 

on  county  courts,  1860   1S54S 

Amendment  to  report  on  federal  re- 
lations. 1861   14811 

Amendment  to  report  on  representa- 
tion. 1850 13SM 

Resolutions    rel.     to    compromise   of 

1850    13460 

Resolutions    rel.    to    constitution    of 

U.  S..  1840   11676 

Resolutions  rel.  to  U.  S.  constitution. 

1841    11766 

Resolutions  to  amend  TT.  S.  constitu- 
tion, 1841  11788 

Speech  rel.  to  fugitive  slaves,  1841. 

11714 

Speech  on  slavery,  1848 13289 

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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 

dept,  1860   13538 

Education  bill.  1817   8989 

Letter  rel.  to     revision     of     criminal 

code,   1846    12901 

Memorial   of   convention   of   colleges, 

1843    12197 

Report  on  revision  of  criminal  code, 

1846   1*769 

Resolutions  of  enquiry     &     appoint- 
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Sfeott.   R.   T.     Article   proposed    for   in- 
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Scott.  R.  Taylor.     Attorney  general . . 
17852,     17887,     17991,     18027,     18167, 
18386,     18387.      18437,     18438,      18S61 

By  John  H.  Ingram,  1898 18631 

Memorial  rel.  to  death  of,  1897..185C1 

Report,  1890   17874 

Report,  1891    1797T 

Report,  1812 1««1S 

Report,  1898   ..' 18140 

Report,  1894   18199 

Report,  1896   18370 

Report.  1896    18*27 

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Una  resolutions   rel.   to,   1859.... 

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Resolution  rel.  to,  1661 14696 

Resolutions  of  South  Carolina  rel.  to, 

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Speech  by  J.  F.  Segar  on,  1861.. 14752 
Speech  of  Jos.  Segar  rel.  to,  1861 . . 

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Texas  resolutions,  1861   14727 

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Secretary   oi    commonwealth.      Circular 

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Communication  rel.  to  bank  directors, 

1855    14082 

Communication  rel.  to  census  returns, 

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Communication   rel.   to  clerical  labor 

in  office  of,  1881   16894 

Communication    rel.    to    expenses    of 

office.  1891   17956 

Communication  'rel.   to  Insurance  on 

state  property,  1904    19274 

Communication    rel.    to    notaries    and 
commissioners  of  deeds,  1899.. 18687 
Communication  giving  no.  of  inhabi- 
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Communication  rel.  to  state  board  of 

medical  examiners,  1887   ....   17667 

Court  reports  on  hand,  1881. .  ..16922 

Election  laws,  1883   17239 

Election  laws,  1887    17718 

Election  laws,  1889 17855 

Election    laws.    1890    17896 

Election  laws,  1892 18033 

Election  lawb.  1912 20564 

Election  of,  1906   19452 

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1696S 
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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 

List  of  Insane  persons,  la75... .  16362 
List    of    members    of    house    of    del., 

1875    .- 16321 

List    of    members    of    house    of    del., 

1877    16506 

List    of    members    of    house    of    del., 

1881    16869 

List    of   members   of   house    of   del., 

1885    17343 

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del.,  1887   17614 

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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 

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Speech  rel.  to  loan  to  South  Side  rail- 
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1S6>   13697 

I>«bt  due  atatc.  1S74   161SS 

Proceedings  rel.     to     eontracta  with, 

MS6   1415S 

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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 
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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 

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Report  of  committee  rel.  to  vacan- 
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Report  on  classiflcation  of,  1830 . . . 

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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- 
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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. 

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Sener,  James  B.     By  F.  P.  D.,  1904.. 

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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 
of  Maryland  rel.  to,  1828   . . .     991? 


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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 
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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 

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20307 


Shirley.  Thomas  vs.  Elisabeth  and  Wm. 

Long     9883 

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9881 
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Ashe,    1913    20719 

Shows.    Bill  rel.  to  license  for.  1833.. 

10660 
BUI  rel.  to  licences  of.  1839    ...11525 
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Sibley.  J.  L.     Letter  rel.  to  library  ex- 
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Sign    of   Franklin's    head.      On    the   in- 
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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 

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„.,    1852     ri»«7i 

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„.     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 

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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- 
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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 

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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 

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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. 

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Slate  river  co.     Memorial  of  citizens  of 
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Report,  1827   9880 

Reports,    1826-1836,    1862,    1858,    1866, 

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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 
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11116 

Slave-marrlagres,  1877  16606 

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Connecticut  resolution,  1867....  14312 
Dew's  review  of  debate  In  learlslature 

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Letter  of  B.  W.  t«lgh  rel.  to  aboli- 
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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- 
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Resolutions  of  Maryland  rel.  to,  1844. 

12333 
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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 

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1826   9640 

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Resolutions  of  Vermont  reL  to,  1849. 

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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. 

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Resolutions  of  Alabama  rel.  to,  1836. 

10862 
Hesolutions  of  Kentucky  rel.  to,  1836. 

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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 
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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. 

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12621 
Correspondence  between  rovernors  of 
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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- 
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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 

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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 
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Smith,  A.  Meade.     Digest  of  laws  rel. 
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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- 
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Smith,  Benjamin  M.     Prussian  primary 

school  system,  1839   11898 

Smith,       Chas.     Alphonso.       American 

humour,    1910    20258 

American    literature    as    viewed     by 

foreigners,    1914    81027 

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Routh,    1911    20896 

Edwin  Anderson  Alderman,  1904 . . 

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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 

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Va.  *  N.  C.  boundary 7118 

Smith,  Edward 11702 

Smith,  Edward.     Election  of,  1862... 

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Communication  rel.  to  map.  1869.. 

14567 
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Congrressional  land  grant,   1873.16111 
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1863   16179 

In  memorlam 17909 

Lecture,  1864    15401 

Letter  rel.  to  publication  of  niyslcal 

survey  of  Va.,   1874    16267 

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cadets,  1863    15221. 

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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 

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Retirement.   1907    19707 

ficieutiflc  education  in  Europe.  1869. 

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Chas.  Scott  Venable,  1896 18461 

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Gen.   James   H.  Lane,   1908....    19897 
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Rotunda  at  the  U.  Va   18406 

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1<I26   21297 

University  of  "va!  sixty 'years'  since, 

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Wm.  Ellsha  Peters,  1907 19704 

William  l,eroy  Brown,  1902 19172 

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Election  to  house,  1807 8223 

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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 

Smith    1840    11689,    IITOO 

Smith,     Humphrey.     The     maflstrate'i 

monitor  .  .  .  ,   1803    tlOt 

Smith,  J.  B.  H 144*«.  14564 

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V.  S.,  1834   10746 

Letter  asking  for  examination  of  his 

office,  1836 10813 

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bounty   land,    1834 10764,    10755 

Report,  1834   10719 

Report  on  books  ft  papers  in  capltoL 

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Speaker,  1800  7976 

Speaker,   1801    8009 

Smith,   Loren   B.     Control   of  Colorado 

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Pavement  ant.  1916  21160 

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Smith.  Mendel  L. 21297 

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14496,   14498 

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Report,  1890  1J88S 

Report,  1891 17986 

Report,  1892  1««23 

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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 

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to,  1846    12694 

BUI  to  incorporate,  1841 11838 

Bin  «o  Incorporate,  1844   ......  12892 

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Soutter.  J.  T.     Accounts  with,  1867.. 

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State  bonds,  1867 14266 

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Spain.     Treaty,  1779   7203 

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1869    16796,  16796 

1870    16886 

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Bill  to  provide  for  security  of,  1864. 

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8908 
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Memorial  rel.  to  resumption  of  pay- 
ments.  1841    11800 

Report  rel.   to   payments,   1839.... 

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Specie. — Cont 

Resolution  rel.  to  payments,  1888 .  • 

11122 
Resolutions  rel.  to  payments,  183*. 

11426,  11426 
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vTrsrinla,    1839     11385 

To  provide  for  payment  1816 ....  8963 
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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 

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Blection  of  Chas.  F.  SutUe.  1850.. 

13422 

Letter  of  T.  Mason  to,  178S... ..  7S67 

Stage  coacbea.    Letter  of  governor  rel. 

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Stahl,  C.  U    Cbeeae  maklne,  1916.21399 
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Stamps,   adhesive.     Receipts   from   sale 

of,   1967    19600 

Stanard,  J.   B.     Communication   rel.   to 
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1863    15215 

Letter  reL  to  call  for  slaves,  1863. . 

15192 
Stanard,   Mary   Newton.     Colonial   Va. 

register,  1902    19166 

Stanard,  Robert.    Bill,  defence  of  com- 
monwealth,  1814    8760 

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 

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Staples,  John.     Kanawha  road,  1827. 

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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, 

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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, 

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Stone-fruit    spray    made     from     hy- 

drated  lime  and  sulphur,  1916.21475 

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board   conducted     its     experiments 

upon  human  beings,  1903   ....19243 

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Starke,  Ashton.     Report,  1887 17590 

Starke,  P.  B 14499,  14503,  14600, 

14608.    14613 
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Starkweather,  C.  B.     Address,  1913.. 

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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- 
cates  of  membership  and  fran- 
chises,   1889    17788 

Report  of  committee  rel.  to  status  of 

life  members,  1889   17884 

State   agricultural  and   mechanical   so- 
ciety.   Report  rel.  to  proposed  sale 

of  property,   1889 17788,   17804 

State  as  defendant  7792 

State  boards.    List  of  members,  1903. . 

19241 

Members   of,   1904    19345 

State   contracts,   enforceability   of.     By 

Wm.  U  Royall,  1881   16971 

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 

West  Va.,  1906 19424, 

19425     19426 

Communication  rel.   to,   1841. .!  .11786 

Communication  from  second  auditor 
rel.  to,   1878    16624 

Communication  of  second  auditor  rel. 
to,   1884    17837 

Communication  of  governor  rel.  to 
payment  of  Interest,  1872  ....  16030 

Communication  rel.  to  capitalization 
of.    1874    16265 

Communication  rel.  to  foreign  bond- 
holders.   1889    17786.    17815 

Comparative  statement,  1859  and 
1886   17561 

Correspondence  of  governors  of  Va. 
and  W.  Va.  rel.  to,  1871 15928 

Correspondence  rel.  to  recapitaliza- 
tion   of,    1874    16243,    16261 

Correspondence  with  governor  of 
West  Virginia,  1872   15918 

Cost  of  funding,  1877   16547 

Council  of  foreign  bondholders,  1874. 

16186 

Details  of  proposed  funding  scheme, 
1878    16684 


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General  statement  of,  1896  ....  18386 
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. 

to  Va.  debt  case,  1916   21279 

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 
Report  of  auditor  on,  1839   ....11283 

Report   of   auditor,   1889    17836 

Report    of    commission    on,    1891.. 

17930 
Report    of    commission    on,    1891.. 

17952 
Report  of  commission,   1906. ..  .19486 
Report  of  commission  on   West  Vir- 
ginia's  share,    1896    18286 


atate  debt. — Cont. 
Report  of  commissioners  on«  1870. 

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, 

1901    18988 

Report  of  finance  committee  on.  1886. 

ie8<8 

Report     of     finance     committee     on. 

1836    10989 

Report  of  finance  committee,  1878. 

16784 
Report  rel.  to  adjustment  with  West 

Virginia,    1869/70 16768.    1576S 

Report  rel.  to  conference  with  cred- 
itors,  1878    16642,   16678 

Report  rel.  to  funding  and  ■etuement 

of,    1899    18709 

Report  rel.  to  liability  of  West  Vir- 
ginia,  1878    16617 

Report   to    council   of   foreign    bond- 
holders,   1887     17609 

Resolutions  rel.  to,  1852 13829 

Resolution  of  J.     B.     Stovall  rel.  to. 

1871    169M 

Second    auditor's   communication   reL 

to,   1877 16662 

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 

Speech  on  funding,  1871 16991 

Statement,  1787   7664 

Statement  rel.  to,  1829 10876 

Statement  rel.  to.  1830 10886 

Statement  of.  1847   18996 

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, 

17666,  17892 

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.. 

18609 
Statement  of  second   auditor  rel.   to, 

1863    15135 

Statement  rel.  to  funding,  1879.16784 

Statements  rel.  to.  1840 11608 

Statements   of   revenue   and   expendi- 
ture,   1876-1886    17611 

Veto    message    of    governor    rel.    to. 

1871    16899 

Veto    message   rel.    to    taxation    for, 
1878    16614 


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Va.  state  debt  case,  1914 21021 

Va.  vs.  W.  Va.,  1906 19566-19569 

Va.   vs.   W.   Va.,    1909 20028-20046 

Va.  VB.  W.  Va..  1911 20390-20391 

War  interest  on  the  state  debL     By 

Peachy  R.  Grattan,  1878 16730 

W.  Va.'8  contrlbutive  share  of  Va,'8 
debt.    By  Randolph  Harrison,  190S. 

19328 

W.  Va  settlement,  1898 18631 

West  Virginia's  share  of,  1883.. 17168 
West  Virginia's  share,  1896....  18329 
State  debt  commission.    Report,  1906. 

19486 
State  debts.    Oeoraria  resolutions,  1842. 

11999 

Repudiation  of,  1842   12014 

Resolutions  of  Alabama  rel.  to,  1842. 

11959 
Resolutions  of  Alabama,  1844.. 12337 
Resolutions    of  Connecticut    rel.    to. 

1844 ......  12832 

Resolutions'  of'  Geor'crl'a'  r'ei'  to,'  'l844. 

12332 
Resolutions  of  Indiana  rel.  to,   184  i. 

12377 
Resolutions  of  Kentucky  rel.  to,  1841. 

11782 

B.  C.  resolutions,  1843   12196 

Resolutions  of  South  Carolina  rel.  to 

assumption  of,  1843    12166 

State  defense.    Preparations  for,  1861. 

14794,    14795 
State  educational  association  and  con- 
ference  of   supts.     Proceedings   of. 

1891    10970 

State  guard.    Act  to  provide.  1861.16365 
State  interference  with  interstate  con- 
ference.   By  E.  P.  Burnett,  1907 . . 

19677 
State  Journal  office.    Constitution,  1867. 

16688,  16689 

House  journal,    1860 16676 

Report  Eastern   state  hospital.     1869 

16779 

Senate  Journal,  1869   16699 

State  library.    See  Ubrary. 

State  law  Ubrary.    See  Law  library. 

State  line.     Bounty  lands,  1788...   7380 

Ust  of   officers,    1863 15049 

Officers'   lands,   178S    7368 

Report  of  committee  on  claim  of  of- 

llcers,    1810    8394,    8408 

To  pay  officers  of,  1786   7609 

State   loans   to   stock  companies.     Re- 
port of  board  of  public  works  rel. 

to,   1862    13838 

Statement   of   1844    12350 

State  righU.    Bill  rel.  to,  1846..  12836 

Citation    of    Va.    by    u.    8.    supreme 

court  to  answer  a  complaint,  1820. 

9201    9234 

Partial     report     from     committee  on 

federal  relations,  1861   14861 

Proceedings     of     convention   rel.    to, 

1861   14818 

Proposed     convention     to     consider, 

1832    10504 

Report  rel.  to,  1861 14779 

Report  and  resolutions  on,  1799.10471 
Report  and  resolutions  on,  1820.. 9278 

Report  of  committee  on.  1826 

9762,  9790 
Report   of   committee    on,    1832.... 

10470,   10473,  10474 

Report  of  committee  on,  1861 

14820-14836 


State  rights. — Cont. 

Report  of  Delaware  on  nullification 
ordinance  of  South  Carlonla,  1833. 

10661 

Report  of  com.  on.  1864 15370 

Resolutions  rel.  to,  1826. ..  .9761,  9796 

Resolutions  on,   1832    10485, 

10513,   10525 

Resolutions,   1834    10727 

Resolutions  of  Alabama  rel.  to,  1833. 

1066S 
Resolutions  of  John  T.  Brown,  1832. 

10478,   10479 
Resolutions  of  Massachusetts.  1830. 

1018C 
Resolutions     of     Mississippi  rel.     to, 

1869    14499,   14608 

Resolutions  of  Ohio  and  South  Caro- 
lina rel.  to,   1827    9822 

Resolutions   of   Rhode   Island   rel.   to, 

1844    12332 

Resolutions  of  South  Carolina  rel.  to, 

1859    14565 

South    Carolina    convention,    1833.. 
10566,     10566,     10567,     10568.     10669. 
10670.     10671.     10672,  10573  ' 
South  Carolina  report  on,  1827... 9841 
Speech  of  J.  T.  Brown  rel.  to,  1832. 

10638 
Speech  of  W.  S.  Ooggin  rel.  to,  1861. 

14864 
Speech  of  G.  W.  Richardson  rel.  to, 

„  1861   1486» 

Speech  of  T.  Rives  rel.  to,  1861.. 14866 
Speech    of   O.    W.    Summers    rel.    to, 

1881 U9ii 

Speech  of  W.  T.  WiUey  rel.  to,  1861. 

14860,  14<«1 
Substitute   proposed    for   report   and 

resolutions  on  1820   9879 

State     turnpike     co.       Resolutions     of 

Tenn.  rel.  to,  1829   10020 

State    universities    in    the    south.      By 

Richard  T.  Ely,  1908   19570 

States.     Resolutions  of  Alabama  rel.  to 

admission  of,  1844   12887 

Suability  of   16780 

Statesmen    of    Virginia.    Influence    of. 

By  Hannis  Taylor.  1901 189l< 

Statistics.     1860    13488 

Governor's  message.  1891 17916 

Of  Industries.     1900    18781 

Report  on,  1871    15992 

Tables  of,  1864 16281 

Statues.     Graorge  Washington,  1784.. 

7398.    7410 
On  the  Washington   monument. 14069 
See     also     entries     under     Houdon's 
statue  of  Washington:  Washington, 
George;  Washington  monument. 
Statute  of  contempts.     By  B.  W.  Saun- 
ders,  1898    18631 

Statute  of  limitations 14034 

BUI  to  amend,  1838 11198 

By  H.  Claude  Pabst,  1906 19656 

EfFect  of  recital  of  simple   contract 
debt  In  deed  of  trust  upon  operation 

of    16861 

Joynes'  essay  on.  1844 12601 

With  regard  to  retail  store  accounts, 

1882    17068 

Statutes.     Complete  library  of,   1912. 

20624 
Statutory  construction.     By  T.  B.  Ben- 
son, 1916   21440 

Staunton.     Bill  rel.  to  branch  bank  at, 

1846  12864 

Bin  rel.  to  turnpike  from.  1841..  11839 


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Internal  Improvement  convention  at, 

1846    1274^ 

Internal  improvement  convention  at. 

1848    13X39 

Meeting  at,  in  1793 7788 

Meetlne   of    assembly,    1781 7281 

Memorial  of  bar  association  rel.  to  E. 

Echols,  1915   21089 

Place  of  rendezvous,  1779 7181 

Proposed   road   to   ScottsviUe,    1822. 

9377 
Report  on   road   to   Little    Kanawha, 

tt2S     9492 

Reports  of  Institution  for  the  educa- 
tion of  the  deaf  and  blind,   1888- 

1914   22088 

Road  to  Callasrhans,  1826 9651 

Routes  and  distances  to.. 17060,  17065 

Schedule  of  routes  to,  1886....   17535 

Staunton   and  ClarksburK-   road.     Road 

from,  to  mouth  of  Mill  creek,  1846. 

12641 
Staunton  and  James  river  co.     Report, 

r    1827    9830 

Staunton  and  James  river  turnpike  co. 
'Bill  to  increase  capital  stock  of,  1841. 

11882 
Bill  to  increase  stock  of.  1844...  12407 
Bill   reL   te   increaainr  capital   stock 

of.  1846  12671 

Bill  to  increase  stock  of  etc.,  1846. 

12806 

ReporU,  1827-1861   21693 

Statement  of,  1846   12754 

Staunton  and   Parkersburv  road.     Bill 

for  completinsr,   1844    12404a 

Bill  rel.  to,  184f 11869 

Bill  reL  to  bridgres  on,  1846 12863 

Bill   rel.   to   placlns   of   Beverley   on, 

1841   11877 

Bill  rel.  to  road  from,  1846 12815 

Communication  from  I>oard  of  public 

works  rel.  to,  1869  14663 

Communication  from  board  of  public 

works  rel.  to,  188S 17201 

Communication  rel.  to,  1862....  13677 
Proposed  bridge  across  Valley  river, 

1845    12646 

Reports,  1839-1860    21694 

Reports,  1872-1876   21696 

Resolutions,  1852   13607 

Resolution  of  court  rel.  to,  1862.13701 
Statement  of  engineer  rel.  to,  1839. 

11310 
Staunton  and  Potomac  railroad  co.  Act 

incorporating,   1830    10289 

Bill  rel.  to.  1830    10266 

Speech  of  Chas.  Cocke  on  bill  to  In- 
corporate, 1830    10289a 

.Speech  of  Mr.  Oarland  rel.  to,  1831. 

10416 
Staunton  and  ScottsviUe  turnpike  road. 

Memorial  rel.  to,  1844   12337 

Memorial  and  report  rel.  to,  1846.. 

12752 

Staunton  convention,  1812 8588 

Staunton    convention,     1816.    Memorial 

•  rel.   to  revision   of   state  constitu- 
tion, 1816  8924 

Protest  of  minority,  1816   8926 

Report  of  committee  on  memorial  of, 

.     1816   8877 

Resolutions  as  suitable  for  memorial, 

•  ■  .1:816    8926 

SCuinton      imprints.     Kenton      Harper. 

JB1833   10689 

^rper  (Kenton),  1840  11542 


Staunton   Imprints. — Cont. 

Harper   (Kenton),  1843 UMl 

Harper  (Kenton),  1846 12t«l 

Harper  (Kenton),  1846 12726 

Renort    of    western    state     hospital, 

1847   :; iitii 

Report    of    western    state     hospital. 

1848   iJlM 

Report    of    western    state     hospital. 

„  1870   11251 

Spectator's  ofDce,  1844 12S1T 

Spectator  office,  1866 14841 

Staunton   Spectator,    1870 

110C6,    1U<4 

L..  &  J.'  A.  Waddill.  1848 1SSI4 

Staunton   river.   ,    Proceedings     reL   to 

improvement  of,  1846    1S7M 

Report  on,  1823 9491 

Report  on  navigation  of.  1822... 9442 
Stay  Uw.    Report  on,  1886.. 15419,  164S2 

Report,  on.   1867 15(51 

Resolutions  reL  to,  1841 11814 

Steamboat    companies.    Amount    from. 

1884 17449 

Receipt-  from,   1896    ISSSS 

Taxes,   1906    .^. 19611 

Steamboats.     Between     Antwerp     and 

Virginia,   1863    13919 

Exclusive    rights    to    Liivingston    and 

Fulton.   180? 8847 

Invention   of,    1784    74M 

Investigration  of  railroad  and  steam- 
boat Unas,   1846    1178C 

Owners  of.  Bill  rel.  to  claims  against. 

1846   126*5 

Petition    reL     to    Richmond-Norfolk 

line.  1846   11788 

Steamship   line.     Between   France   and 

Virginia.  1867    14187 

Stearnes    O.    L,.      Act   reL    to    taxation. 

1916   11186 

Tax  segregation  and  reform,  1915.. 

11194 
Stearnes,  R.  C.    Communication  reL  to 

annual   report,   1916    IIIM 

Communication  reL  to  school  booln, 

1916   21876 

The  new  education  in  old  Va-  1915. 

11189 

Report,  1912   28M1 

Report,  1913   2«ns 

Report,  1914   .- !«9n 

Report  on  cost  of  disbursing  school 

funds.    1916    21346 

The    revival    of    the    Virginia    school 

journal,    1907    19709 

Steed.  R.   B.     Ordinances,  etc,  of  Nor- 
folk.  1902    19166 

Steel  ores  railway.    Reports,  1904,  1906. 

21988 
Steenbergen,   P.   H.     Trade   with   west- 
ern states,  1845   18714 

Steenrod,  D 10828 

Steer  feeding.    By  D.  O..  Nonrse.  1891. 

18906 

By  D.  O.  Nourse,  1899 18768 

By  D.  O.  Nourse,  1901    18941 

Steger,  John  O.    Married  woman's  acts. 

16861 
Report  rel.  to  capitol  basement  offices, 

1874    16241.  16269 

Steger.  T.  H 10889 

Steger   &  Sands    1S655 

Stephen,  Adam   7879 

Stephens,  Alexander     H.       Credentials. 

1861    ..• 14811 

Letter  to   20088 

Stephens,  W.  H.     Communication  from. 
1863   15216 


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Letter  reL  to  call  for  slaves,  1863.. 

16192 

Stephenson,  James  M 11328 

Amendment'    to    bill    rel.    to    bail    in 

civil  cases.  1843   12223 

Protest  of,   1847    12946 

Resohicions  rel.  to  bounty  lands.  1844. 

12362 
Substitute  for  bill  rel.  to  bail,  1844. 

12391 
Stephenson,  John  O.     BlectloD  of,  1833. 

10643 
Sterrett,  J.  R.  S.     The  American  school 

at  Athens,    1897    18S83 

Steuben,    baron.      Military    regrulatlons, 

•  1786    7476 

Military  regulations,  1796 7837 

Military  tactics,  1808    8321 

Orders,    1780    7243 

Proclamation,  April  7,  1781 7288 

Regulations.     Carey's   ed.,   1809.. 8499 

Steubenville.     Ohio   resolutions  rel.   to 

.    bridge.  1861   22142 

Steubenville   and   Indiana  railroad   co. 

Ohio  resolutions,   1852   13576 

Stevens,' .     Ouardine  of,  1860 . . 

14619 
Stevens,  Mrs.  F.  L.  Address,  1911.20398 
Stevens,  G.  S.     Reports  rel.  to  charges 

against,  1876 16329 

Resolution  rel.  to  removal  of.  1876. 

16842 

Stevens.  Mary  C.     Address,  1913.. 20783 

Stevens.   W.   H.     Papers  rel.    to   slaves 

working  on   fortifications.   1863.. 

.  .     .  16147 

Stevens,  W.'Le  Conte.    Va.  educational 

journal,    1876    16394 

Stevensburg  academy.     1809 8343 

Stevenson,  A.     Removal     of     deposits, 

•  1838    10856,   10670 

Report,  18S7   14331 

Election  of,   1811    8444 

Instruction.   1819    9181 

Speaker,  1811   8441 

.Speaker,  1812   8609 

■a^eaker,  1813    8692,   8622 

Speaker,  1814  '. . , 8683 

Speaker,  1816   8766 

Stevenson,  W.  E.  Correspondence  rel.  to 

State  debt,   1871 16928 

Correspondence  rel.  to  debt,  1872. . 

16913 
Stewart,  Judd.     List  of  documents  re- 
ceived from,  1910   20088 

Stewart,  L..  R.    Election  of.  1869.. 16746 
Stewart.  R.  E.  B.    Election  of,  1891.. 

17921 
Stewart,   Robt.   A.     James   Albert   Har- 

rison^911   20396 

Stewart,  William.    Letter  rel.  to  public 

works,  1816   8891 

Stewart  vs.  Pickett  9369 

Stichic  norm  of  Italioo-Keltic.  Romanic, 
and   modern  rhythm.     By   T.   Fits- 

hugh.    1910     20262 

Stiff,  F.  W.    Abolish  the  dental  degree 

1907    19682 

Teaching  of  dentistry,  1908....  19876 

Stiles.  C.  W.    Address,  1910 20260 

Horn  fly,  1898 18144 

Stiles,  J.  C 12496 

Stiles,  Robert.    Report,  1891 17963 

Report.  1893    18133 

Still  tax.  1795  7841 

Stith.  Griffin.    Judge.  1816 8816 


Stith's  History  of  Va.,  complete  Index. 
By  Morgan  Poitlaux  Robinson,  1912. 

20696 
Stock  certificate    and     lien  of  corpora- 
tion.   By  Ernest  A.  Gray.  1913... 

20694 
Stock  companies.     Bill  rel.  to.  1846.. 

12687 
Bill  rel.  to  examination  of.  1840.11634 

Reports.  1857   14338 

Schedule.  1839   11392 

Stock  companies  in  which  state  has  an 
interest.  Statement  of  fees  of  offi- 
cers and  agents.  1862   13702 

Stock  feeds.    By  E.  W.  Magruder.  1906. 

19383 

Law  rel.  to  sale  of,  1916 21172 

List  of,  1910  20184 

List  of,  1911 20336,  20337,  20840 

List  of,  1912  20649,  20562 

x.,i8t  of,  1913  20704,  20706 

List  of,  1914  20933.  20937 

List  of,  1916  21180 

Registration  of,  1916 21174 

Stock  Issued  by  state.  Statement  of, 

1862    18666 

Stock,  live.     See  Live  stock. 

Stock   powders.     By  D.  O.  Nourse  and 

Meade  Ferguson,   1903    19260 

List  of  manufacturers,   1912 

20649,    20658 

List   of   manufacturers,    1914 

20933,  20987 
List  of  manufacturers,  1916  . . .  21180 

Registration  of,  1915   21174 

Stock  shares.     Bill  rel.  to  transfer  of, 

1846   12808 

Theft  of.    Bill  imposing  penalties  for, 

1842   12084 

Stockholders,     meeting      of.     By    Geo. 

Ainslie,  1901  18804 

Stockton,  Aaron.     Election  of,  1842.. 

11950 

Stoddert.  Benjamin  7670 

Stokely.  3.  T.     Interpretation  of  com- 
mon  law  In   actions   under   federal 
employers'  liability  act,  1916.. 21440 
Stolen  goods.     Bill  rel.  to  receivers  of, 

„,     1842    12072 

Stomach  worm.    By  John  Spencer,  1901. 

18944 
Stone,     C.  W.    Mental    discipline    and 

teaching,  1910   20268 

Stone,  Chas.  P.   James  river  and  Kana- 

wha   CO.,    1868    16660 

Stone,  Ormond.  History  and  meaning 
of  baccalaureate  degrees,  1913 . . . 

20784 
Influence  of  sun  and  moon  on  vege- 
tation,  1887    17716 

Publications  by,  1901   18818 

Stone,   Roy.     Address,   1896 

....  ^»i1*.  18389 

Storage.     Rules,  1908 19892 

Storage  cellar.     Plan 18417 

Storey,   Moorefleld.     Letter  rel.   to  Vir- 

Slnla    documents    in    possession    of 
[rs.  Losslng,  1897   184X, 

List  of  documents  recoverd  through. 

1897    1J524 

Stose.  George  W.  Geology  of  the  salt 
and   gypsum  deposits  of  southwest 

Virginia,   1913    20724 

Stovall,  J.   B.     Communication   reL   to 

stafe  bonds,  1853   13903 

Communication  rel.  to  Virginia  mili- 
tary institute,  1853 J 

Independent  banks,  1863   13967 

Report,  1853   13934 


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Report.  1854,   1866    14111 

Resolution  rel.  to  debt,  1871....  16902 
Stowell,  W.  H.  H.     Report  rel.  to  sale 

of  cadetshlp  by,   1874    16256 

StrasburK,  D.  E.  Interview  between 
President  Lincoln  and  Col.  John  B. 

Baldwin,    1866    14841 

Strasburgr  and  Capon  turnpike  co.  Re- 
ports,   1867-1861    21698 

StrasburK  and  Harrisonburg  railroad 
CO.     Reports,  1877-1897,  except  1880, 

1891    21989 

StrauKhan,  Samuel  L<.  Amendment  to 
report  of  committee  on  limitations 

and  gruarantees,  1860   13686 

Resolutions,   convention   of,    1850.. 

13621 
Straus,  Isaac  L.    Tribute    to    Senator 

Rayner,  1913 20784 

Strawberry  culture.     By  Wm.     B.     AI- 

wood,  1894   18240 

By  P.  T.  Cole,  1912 20627 

By  H.  E.  Alvord,  1899 18726 

By  Wm.  B.  Alwood,  1893 18181 

Variety  tests   17907,  18656 

Stream  piracy  In  Western  Va.  By 
Thomas  L.  Watson,  Justus  H.  Cline, 
and  Thomas  K.  Harnsberg-er,  1914. 

21039 

Street  railways.     1899    18727 

Accidents,  1907   196S« 

AccidenU,  1909    19940 

Streets.     Licenses  to  use KS99 

Use  of.  by  cities  and  towns....  18399 
Btrtblinsr,  F.  T.    Biosraphy  of,  1874..^^ 

16393 

Letter,  185S  14183 

Report.  1836 10978,  11066 

Report,  1838  11133.  11261, 

1128<,   11364 

Report.   1839    11408,   11542 

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 

Report,  1866 1S441,  16476 

Report,  1866   16623 

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Violation    of   state   riehts,    1826.. 9761 

Tate,  Mr.     Election  of,  1889 17773 

Tate,  Benjamin.    Index  of  cases,  1847. 

13048 
Tate,  Joseph.     Call's  reports,   v.  1 . . . 

7889     7890 

Call's  reports,  v.  2   7968*,  7969 

Dlgrest  of  laws,  1823 9622 

Digest  of  Vlrelnla  laws,  1841 . .  11929 
Notes  to  Call's  reports,     v.3,  3rd  ed., 

1864    8037 

Tate,  Joseph  H.    Notes  to  Call's  reports, 

V.  3,  2a  ed.,  1824 8036 

Tavener,  Cabell 12024^  12028,  12031 

Tax  t>oard.    Bulletin  on  etCect  of  seg-re- 

Katlon  In  Va.,  1916   21468 

Tax  collectors.    Appointment  of,  1883. 

17124 
Messagre  of  governor  rel.  to  default- 
ing,   1874    16285 

Names  of,  1888 17178 

Tax  commission.     Report,   1911 

20393,  20394 
Tax  commissioners     of     certain  states. 

By  Samuel  T.  Howe,  1916 21290 

Tax,  direct.     1813   (662 

Bill  rel.  to,  1814 8729 

Report  of  committee  on,  1814....  8730 
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- 
chise tax,  1915   21080 

Auditor's  circular  rel.  to,  1834..  10798 
Auditor's      communication      rel.      to. 

1912    20430 

Auditor's  instructions,  1867....   15569 
Auditor's  instructions  to  commission- 
ers of  revenue,  1828 98'"' 

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, 

1885    174S0 

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 
Bill  to  impose,  1889  ....  11606.  11509 
Bulletin   on   effect  of   segregation   In 

Va.,  1916   21488 

Capitation.   1881    16886 

Capitation,   1884    17467 

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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- 
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Howe's  tax  commissions,   1916.. 21290 
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Information  rel.  to  collectors,  1882.. 

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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- 
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Laws  rel.  to  commissioners  of  reve- 
nue and   treasurers,   1898    18639 

Laws  rel.  to  duties  of  commissioners 


Taxation.— Cont. 

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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- 
lecting its  taxes  by  a  federal  court, 

1883     17236 

Message  of  governor  rel.  to,  1914.. 

20820,   20861 
Message  of  governor  rel.  to  equaliza- 
tion  of.   1910    20118 

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 

Of   oysters,    etc.,    1874    16172 

Of  railroad  and  canal  property,   1897 

18682 
Of  railway  rolling  stock,  1904  19347 
Of  steam  railroads,   1906.19457,   19489 

Of   vessels    and   boats,    1893 18108 

On   bank   stocks,    1907    19596 

On    bonds,    1916    81834 

On    incomes,    1913    20594 

On    inheritance,    1916    21367 

On   insurance  companies,   1915.. 21097 
On    insurance    premiums     1884..  17443 

On    lands,    1811    ..8497 

On    lanas.    slaves,    horses.      Mercer's 

res.    1829/30    10110 

On    merchants'    licenses,    1867,.. 14355 

On    oysters,    1857...' 14388,    14389 

On    oysters,    1884 17446 

On  patent  oyster  tongs,  dredges,  etc., 

^  1893     18121 

On   profits,   1863    16198 

On    railroads,    1866    15509 

On  railroads  in  Va.  and  other  states, 

^  1891     17948 

On  rolling  stock  of  railway  corpora- 
tions,   1910    20128 

On    salt,    1817     8955 

On    sample    merchant's    license,    1886 

17396 
On    suits,    deeds,    wills,    administra- 
tions,   etc.,    1884     17441 

On   tobacco,   ISbS    16139 

On   tobacco   and   spirits,   1875     .16341 
On    vessels    and    water    craft,    188T 

17679 
On    water,    heat,    light,    and    power 

companies,    1912    20452 

Ordinance    on,    1861 14846,    14846 

Oysters,    1867     16603 


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17422 
Paid   by   sewing   machine   companies, 

1884     17444 

Paper  by  William  H.  Sands,  1914.. 

21025 
Partial    seKregation    of    subjects    of, 

1915     210B8 

Payment  of  poll  taxes,  1902. ..  .19057 

Personal   property,   1907    19696 

Petition  of  Mathews  co.  rel.  to,  1867 

15628 
Petition   rel.   to   licenses,    1862..  13698 

Poll,    1895    18343 

Property.     1830,   1840.   1848 13489 

Property  exempted  from,  1901..  18960 

Protest  against,   1814    8720 

Railroads   falling  to   pay   taxes,   1886 

17417 
Receipts  and   disbursements   of  each 

county,    1905     19622 

Reduction  of  and  remedy,  by  W.  H. 

Sands.    1914     21025 

Report   rel.   to.    1867 14304 

Report    on,    1869 14648,    14666 

Report  of  committee  on,  1861.. 14778 
Report  of  committee  on,  1867.. 16607 
Report  of  the  committee  on,   1901 . . 

19020,    19027,    19029 
Report  of  committee  of  finance,  rel. 

to,     1887     17678 

Report  of  joint  com.,   1914 

21024-21026 
Report  of   state   advisory   board   on, 

ISlC     21342 

Report   of   tax    commission,    1911 . . 

20393 
Report  rel.  to  collection  of,  1864 . . 

16382 
Report   rel.   to   Imposing,   1862.. 13596 
Report  on   mill   tax  for   state  educa- 
tional  system,    1910    20197 

Report  rel.  to  real  estate  mortgages. 

1889     17776 

Report  on   revision,   1914    21024 

Report  rel.  to  right  of  general  as- 
sembly to  tax  railroads  and  canals, 
by  counties,  cities  and  towns,  1878. 

16671 

Resolutions  rel.  to,  1829   10111 

Revenue,    1838   and    184S    12640 

Revenue    laws,    1833    10693 

Revenue   laws,    1866    16662 

Revenue    laws,    1869    16791 

Sample  merchants,   1883    17174 

Second    ed.    of   amended    bill   rel.    to, 

1848     13107 

Segregation,    by    W.    H.    Sands,    1914 

21025 
SherlfTs  returns  on  delinquent  taxes, 

1861     14767 

Situs  of  debts  for  purposes  of  tax- 
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18928 
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20467 
Speech   of   Robt.   B.   Taylor   on   right 

of   suffrage,    1829    10163 

Statement   of,   1852    

13761,     13834,    13835 

Statement    rel.    to,    1829 

10083,    10084,    10085,    10092 

Statement  rel.   to,   1867 16618 

Statement  rel.   to,   1876 16464 

Statement  of,   1887    17669 

Statement  of  auditor  rel.  to,  1908.. 

19777 


Taxation. — Cont. 
Statement    from   auditor   rel.    to   poll 

tax,     1876     16464 

Statement    of    delinquent    capitation 

taxes,     1897     185S6 

Statement   of  delinquent   taxes,    1887 

17669 
Statement  of,   on   land  and   property, 

1847     13002 

Statement   of    suits   brought   against 

taxpayers,    1887    175*9 

Statement   of   unpaid   capitation    tax, 

1905-1*10     20184 

Statement  rel.   to,   I860..  134*2,   1S496. 

13497,    13498.     134*9 

Statement  rel.  to  amount  of,   1862 . . . 

13783.    13784 

Stearnes'    act,    1915    21286-212*6 

Tabular    statements    of,    1866... 1644* 

Tax    bill    of    1890     17*01 

Tax    legislation    in    Va.      By    C    Lee 

Moore,    1916    212*3 

Tax  segregation  and  reform.     By  O. 

U    Stearnes.    1915    21294 

Tax   systems   of   several   states.     By 

"Lewis  H.  Machen,  1916  21291 

Taxes,    1818     908* 

Taxes  and  the  constitution.  By  Kirk- 
wood   Mitchell,    1901    18804 

Taxes    on    law   process,    deeds,    wills. 

etc.,    1895    18343.    13343 

Taxes  payable   in   1788    73(3 

Taxing  attorney's  fee.     By  BenJ.  Ha- 

den.    1886    17633 

Tobacco   receivable,    1787    7666 

Uncollected,      1880.       CommunVeation 

rel.   to,    1880    167*3 

Upon  bank  stock,  1896   18341 

Values  of  public  service  corporations, 

1911     20392 

Veto  message  of  bill  rel.  to,  1887.. 

17661 
Veto    message    of    governor    roL    to, 

1871     15907 

Veto   message  rel.   to,   1878 16614 

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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    taxation    on 

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Executive  expenditures,  1877..  16662 
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Laws  rel.  to  revenue,  1878 16736 

Letter  rel.  to  interest  on  state  debt, 

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Letter   rel.   to   treasury    1879...  16767 
Licenses    assessed    upon    merchants. 

1874    16271 

List   of   applicants    for    commutation, 

1878    16623 

List  of  clerks  In  ofllce,  1875    ...16347 
List  of  defaulting  officers,  1876.. 16469 

List  of  taxable  polls.  1866 16566 

Moffett  register.  1879    16786 

Railroad   taxes.  1866   16609 

Report.  1866    15437 

Report,  1866    1B520 

Report,  1871 16949 

Report.  1872    16046 

Report.  1873    16190 

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Report.  1876    16372 

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20977 
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Report,  1910   20137 

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Telephone    companies.      Amount    from. 

1884    17450 

Receipts  from,  1896 18366 

Taxes,    1906 ; 19613 

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^*'''ft?r*"<=«  hall.    By  W.  W.  Brockman. 

-,      1914    21029 

Tenants  in  common,  essay  on....   7699 

Tenants  (joint),  essay  on 7699 

Tennessee.     Act  rel.  to  boundary,  1886. 

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Governor,  1801 8024 

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Tomatoes.      By    C.    M.    Bradbury,    1905 

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Field   testa    17906 

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Reports,    1896,   1897    . . . .- 18662 

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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 

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1901     18898 

1902     19126 

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Trans-Allegha'ny       bank.         Statement. 

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Transportation.     Bill  rel.  to  army  sup- 
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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 

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Statement,    1819    10324 

Statement,    1852    13675 

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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 


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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 

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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 

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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- 
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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- 
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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- 
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Letter   rel.   to  Chesapeake  and   Ohio 

canal,   1827    9899 

Letter  rel.  to  state  debt,  1818... 9021 
Litter  rel.  to  U.  S.  deposit,   1836.. 

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Report,  1814  87S9 

Report,  1815 8770,  8803 

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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 


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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 

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Report,  1914  20870 

Report,  1916  21109 

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Report  of  committee  on  office  of,  1878 

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 

law.     By  Edwin  Maxey.  1905.19410 

Great  Brualn,  1783    7430 

Ratmcatlon    of        7884 

Treaty     making     power.       By     Walter 

Leake,    1916    21440 

By  Jos.  R.  Long,  1916    S1440 

Tredway,   Wm.   Ml       Opinion     reL     to 
jurisdiction  in  Reynolds  case.  1878. 

166(1 

Trent,  Edward  W 8706 

Trent,  John  A.     Bill  for  relief  of  heirs 

of,    1839    11496 

Trent,    Wm.    P.      The    need    of    further 

study  of  Poe's  life,  1909 20048 

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 

sUte    7010 

Trigg,  C.    Amendment  to  report  on  leg- 
islative dept..  1850    13639 

Trigg,   William   R.,   company.     Case  of 
3.  H.  Hawes  and  company  against, 

1910    20257 

Triplett,  captain.    Letter  reL  to,  1862. 

16071 
Triplett.    Robert.     Correspondence   reL 
to  military   bounty  lands.   1830.. 

10209 
Letter  rel.  to  military  lands.  1825.. 

9(68 
Letter    rel.    to    military    land    claim- 
ants,  1826    9784 

Triplett,     William    S.       Contract  with 
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CO.,  1850    , 18481 

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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 

J.    Baldwin    Ranson,    1898 18631 

Trustees.      Bill    amending    act    author- 
izing transfer  to,  1846   12803 

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 

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VauKhan.A.  J.     Election  »'.  1841.  .11761 
VauKhan,  R.  F.     Election  of.  1«".  15903 

Election  of,  l««i  •  •  •  •; -iiii' '  * '  mil 

VauKhan.  W.  R.     Report,  1882 17041 

Vawter    C.  E.     Address.  1883. .. . .  17218 
^P^lt'dent  C.  W.  Dabney.  1904..   19349 

Repoj^-illl ::::::::  lillt 

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 
Fltzhugh,  1915 .••  21Z»« 

Vessels  ana     water     craft.  ^  RePort     of 
committee  rel.   to   taxation,   ^^*^^^^ 

Vessels  employed  *>y  Va     1861. .  •  1480« 

Veterinarian,  state.     Report.  1896.W449 

Veterinary  materia  medica  'or /"rmers 

By  E.  P.  Niles,  1394...... 18246.  l»i!4» 

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,",! 

F.  W.  M.  Holliday    18".. m73.  16776 

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 

W    H.  Mann.  1912.. 20442.  20447".  20471 

'^-  •'■   "%T'-18l6i---l-8m.--V8m. 
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. 

H.  C.  Stuart,  isi^.  ^^^^^  2^gg^  gjijgg 

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- 
olutions,   1844    12387 

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. 

etc..    1872     16029 

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 
lands   to,   1850    1J414 

Resolutions  of  Richmond  reL  to  aub- 
scription  to,  1850 12485 

Speech  rel.  to.  1849 1J86J 

Virginia  and  West  Virginia  railwar  co. 

Governor's  message  rel.  to.  1892... 

Virginia  anthracite  coal  and  railway 
CO.     ReporU.  1904-1911 22011 

Virginia  as  she  Is.  By  state  board  of 
agriculture.   1889    17863 

Virginia  authors.     List  of.  1867-1872. 

Virginia    (battleship).     Presentation  of 

silver  service  to,  1906   H576 

Virginia  book  co.     Report  on.  1212.. 

20494 
Virginia   canal   company.     BUI   rel.   to. 

,,1862    15104 

Memorial   rel.     to     Incorporation   of. 

1865    16421.    16447 

Report  rel.  to,  1865 16464 

Virginia-Carolina  and  southern  rail- 
way CO.     Reports,  1906,  1907.  1910- 

1912   22012 

Virginia-Carolina  inland  steamship  co. 

Reports.  1906,  1906   22012 

Virginia-Carolina   railway   co.   Reports. 

1901-1915    22014 

Virginia     cases      (Brockenbrough     and 

Holmes) 7664.   7667,   7668.  8812 

Virginia  central  railroad.  Ellet'a  re- 
port on  the  tariir  of  toll  for,  1868. 

14428 

Memorial  of,  1850   12410 

Report  rel.  to,  1863 16144 

Reports,    1860-1863,    1866,    1867.. 22015 
Resolutions       appropriating       public 

lands  to,  1860 18414 

Resolutions  of  Richmond  rel.  sub- 
scription to,  1860   12486 

Statement  of,  1868   16122 


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Virginia  copyriglit  entries   9445 

Vir'Kinia  decisions.     1890-1900 17888 

Virginia  educational  convention.  Pro- 
ceedings of.   1857 14808 

Virginia  educational  Journal.  Circular 
about,  187S   V-   ^*"'" 

Virginia  female  institute.  Impress- 
ment of  buildings.  1864    15208 

Virginia  fire  and  marine  ins.  c<>-  vs. 
state  of  Va..  1882 17045 

Virginia.  Fredericksburg  and  western 
railroad   co.     Reports,   IS'X-^'^ljjg 

-Virfflnin   gazette      1778.  .6982,  7005-7008, 

^"*'"'^ffo.  7012,  7014.  7016:7019    7021 

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, 
7382,     7383,     7386-7388. 

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, 
1881-1898     22016 

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 

Battle  of  New  llarket,  rolls  of  cadeU. 

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 

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1899    18735 

1900    18799 

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1902    19155 

1903    19227 

1904    19320 

1905    19400 

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Amendment  to  bill  rel.  to  sales  on  ex- 
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Amendments    rel.    to    Missouri    ques- 
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1830    10076 

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Acts,    Dec,    1862    22182 

Argument  of  R.  Johnson   for,   1867 

15584 
Auditor's    report,    1861. .  .22116,    22134 

Auditor's  report,  1862 22163,   22179 

Boundary   line,    1879    16789 

Certificates,    1893    18086 

Chilton's  address  on  northwest  terri- 
tory   claims,    1912    20538 

Claims    for    services    of    the    militia, 

1862     22181 

Committee  report  on  claim  of  James 

Musgrave,    1862     22170 

Communication    from   governor,    1861 

22129 
Communication  from  governor  rel.  to 

care  of  Insane,  1862    22172 

Communications  rel.   to   care  of  Vir- 
ginia insane  by   Ohio,    1861... 22138 
Communication    of    governor    rel.    to 
claim    of   James    Musgrave,    1862 

22165 
Communication    of    governor    rel.    to 
claim  of  James  G.  West,  1862... 

22164 
Communication  from  governor  rel.  to 

militia,    1862     22167 

Communication  from  governor  rel.  to 
reprieves  and  pardons    1862.. 22168 


West  Virginia. — Cont. 
Communication  from  governor  reL  to 
U.  S.   commissioners,    1861    ...22131 

Constitution     22164 

Correspondence   of   governors   rel.   to 

debt,    1872     16913 

Correspondence    of    governor    reL    to 

state   debt,    1871    16921 

Court  of  appeals.  Converse's  indexes. 

^1881     16954 

Debt  case,  1915   21111 

Debt  settlement,   1898    18638 

Dept.  of  archives  and   history 

14429,    14645.    15547 
Governor's    letter   rel.    to    Alexandria 

military   court,    1861    22136 

Governor's    message,    1861 

22106.  22115.  22133,  22141 
Governor's  message,  1862.22162,  22178 
Governor's    proclamation,    1862.. 22161 

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 

at   Alexandria,    1861    11119 

Letter  of  governor  rel.  to  improve- 
ment of  Kanawha  river,   1861 . . . 

T    .»       ..  **!<• 

Letter  from  governor  rel.   to  lunatic 

hospital   at   Columbus,   Ohio.   1861 

,    ,.        .  **!»» 

Letter  from  governor  rel.  to  records 

,  1891    17931,    17953 

Letter  from  governor  rel.  to  sur- 
render of  certain  papers  and  re- 
cords.   1871     15944 

Letter  from  John  McLure  rel.  to  Lin- 
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Letter  from  president  of  B.  tt  O.  rail- 
road  CO.,    1861    2114J 

Roport  from  president  of  Fairmont 
bank,    1861    12124 

Letter  from  public  printer,  1862... 

...      -  **1«' 

Letter  from  secretary  of  treasury  rel. 

to  direct  tax,  1861   22137 

Letter  from  John  C.  Vance.   1862.. 

List  of  commissionei's  In  other  state*. 

,  1862 Mi$5 

Letter    rel.    to    monument    at    Point 

Piea^snt.    1876    li,S56 

Members   of  house   of  del..   1861... 
„       ..  M109 

Members  of  senate,   1861    22162 

Memorial  to  congress  rel.  to  water- 
line    communication,    1870 ... .  1SS82 
Message  of  gov.  rel.  to  Va.  state  debt 

case,     1915     212T9 

Moneys  collected  under  direct  tax  to 

be  paid  to,   1894    18199 

Ohio   resolutions   to,   1861    32128 

Ohio  resolutions  rel.  to  bridge  at 
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Opinions  of  attorney  general.   18S1 
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Petition  by  citizens  of  Lewis  county 

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county  to  U.  S.,   1861    22148 

Proceedings  of  conventions  of  May 
and  June,   1861    22101 

Regular  terms  of  courts,  1861.. 22166 

Release  of  James  H.  Trout  1862... 

22171 

Report  rel.  to.  1866 16417^  16463 

Report  of  case  vs.  Virsinia,  1914 . . 

2087J 

Report  of  com.  on  debt.,  1873..  16106 

Report  of  commission  rel.  to  public 
debt,   1896    18329 

Renort  of  commission  on  share  ot 
Virginia's   debt,   1896    18286 

Report  of  committee  of  privileges  and 
elections,    1862     22166 

Rtporr  of  committee  on  accounts  of 
executive,   1861    22159 

Report  of  committee  on  auditor's  of- 
fice.  1861    22141 

Report  of  committee  on  auditor's  of- 
fice,    1862     22174 

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.... 

^2118,    22136 

Report  rel.  to  adjustment  of  public 
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Report  rel.  to  direct  tax  of  the  U. 
S..    1861    22126 

Report  rel.  to  liability  for  public 
debt,  1878   16617 

Report  on  Ohio  resolutions  rel.  to 
Holiiday's  Cove  railroad  co..  1861 

22161 

Report  rel.  to  public  debt,  1870... 

16740 

Report  on  public  nrintlng,   1862 . . . 

22180 

Residents  holding  bonds  registered 
stock,  or  ueferred  certificates  of 
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resolutions  of  constitutional  conven- 
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Resolutions  of  constitutional  conven- 
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Senate  Journal,  Dec,  1861 22132 

Senate  Journal  May.  1862 22167 

Senate  Journal,  Dec.  1862 22177 

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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 

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State  debt,   1913    20768-20777 

State  debt.  1914    21021 

Testimony    rel.     .o    public    printing, 

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Virginia   boundary,    1887    17670 

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Western   state  hospital.  Staunton.    Ac- 
counts. 1830   10224 

Accounts,    1833    10630 

Accounts,    1835    10872 

Administration  of,  1867 14335 

Appropriations   from  1826   to   1863. 

13989 

Bill  rel.  to,  1841   11821 

Bin  rel.  to.  1846   12666 

Bill   rel.   to  appropriation   to,   1840. 

11643 
Bill  rel.  to  enlargement  of.  1846... 

12876 

Board  of  visitors,  1889  17819 

By-laws,   1870    15891 

Card  rel.  to  investigation  of,  1889. 

17868 
Communication  rel.  to  Incurable  pa- 
tients,   1889    17828 

Ivetter   of   member   of  house   of   del. 

confined   in,   1862 13737 

letter  of  supt.  rel.  to  deficit,  1908. 

19761 
Memorial  asking  appropriation,  1866. 

14159  ■ 

Report,  1826  9764 

Report,  1827  9841 

Report,  1828  9937 

Report,  1829  10006 

Report,  1830  10216 

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 

Report,  1886  17472 

Report,  1886  17614 

Report,  1887  17698 


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Report,   1888    17741 

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, 

1860   13469 

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, 
1903-1910    22086 

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 

road  by  way  of.  1839   11310 

Railroad  convention  at  1846. ..  .12756 
Report  of  asylum  at,  1859 14544 

Weston  and  Charleston  road.     Reports, 
1888-1842    21717 


Weston  and  Fairmont  turnpike  co.  Re- 
ports,   1849-1860    21718 

Weston  and  Gauley  Bridge  turnpike  co. 
Reports,  1849-1860    21719 

Weston   and   West   Union   turnpike   co. 

Report  of  engineer,  1850 13413 

Reports,  1855-1860    21720 

Westwood,  Werlick   10868 

Wetzel  CO.     Bill  rel.  to  courU  in,  184S. 

12617 

Wever.  Caspar  W.     Report  rel.  to  Vlr- 

ginia's  stock     in     Chesapeake     and 
hio  canal  co.,   1832    10481 

Wharves.    Bill  rel.  to  erection  of.  1844. 

12444 
Whately.  Walter.  Report,  1916... 21236 
Wheat,   James  S.     Opinions,   1861 .... 

^2117.    22134 

Wheat.     1880   16857 

How  to  grow  more  wheat  in  Va... 

19956 
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 

R.  R.  CO.,  1857    14284 

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 

railroad,  1844   13344 

Memorial  rel.  to  Baltimore  and  Ohio 

railroad.   1846    12SS8 

Memorial  rel.  to  Baltimore  and  Ohio 

railroad,   1847    1308* 

Memorial  rel.  to  construction  of  rail- 
road,   1846    1276S,   1276* 

Northwestern     Virginia     railroad  co. 

guaranty,  1867   U29S 

Petition  rel.  to  brokers,  1848 13183 

Relations    with     Baltimore    A    Ohio 

railroad  co.,   1860    13404 

Report  rel.     to     Northwestern   bank. 

1838    11127 

Road  from,  to  Clarksburg,  1833.10C2S 

See    also    Merchants    and    mechanics 

bank. 

MTheeling  &  Belmont  bridge  co.    Suit  of 

Pennsylvania  against,   I860..    13432 

Wheeling     and     Clarksburg  road.     BUI 

rel.  to  subscription  to,  1841... 11848 

Reports,  1852-1860    21S13 

Wheeling    and    Fairmont    turnpike    co. 

Reports,   1851-1857    21532 

Wheeling     bridge   case.     Decision     In. 

1862   1}6»4 

Opinion   of  V.  S.   supreme   court  In. 

1862    13679 

Wheeling.  West  Liberty  and  Bethany 
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21721 
Whig.     Debates  of  convention,   U67. 

16992 
Whig   book   and   job   office.     Speech   of 

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relations,  1861   14SS4 

Speech  of  O.  W.  Richardson  on  fed- 
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Speech  of  W.  Robertson,  18S9...14C6I 
Speech  of  Geo.  W.  Summers  on  fed- 
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Speech  by  W.  T.  Willey  on  federal  re- 
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House  Journal,  Mav.  1782   7318 

House  Journal,  Oct.  1782 7327 

House  journal.  May,  1783   7343 

House  Journal.  Oct.,  1783 7370 

House  Journal,  May,  1784 7392 

House  Journal,  Oct.,  1784   7412 

House  Journal,  1786  7442 

House  journal,  1786  7489 

House  journal,  1787  7520 

House  journal,  1788    7579 

House  journal.  Oct..  1788   7600 

House  Journal,  1789   7640 

House  journal,  1790 7676 

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fund,   1832    10688 

List  of  members  of  the  convention  of 

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Reply   to   the    Inquiries    of    a    free- 
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White,  T.  W. — Cont. 

Heport  of  board     of     public     works, 

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Report  of  committee  on  resolutions  of 
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Resolutions    of    Nelson    co.    commis- 
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Review   of   debate    in    legislature   on 
slavery  question,    by    T.     R.    Dew, 

1832    10426 

Senate  journal,  Oct.,  1778   7111 

Senate  Journal,  May,  1779 7126 

Senate   journal.    Oct.,   1779 7161 

Senate  Journal,  1786    7469 

Senate  journal,  1786 7602 

Senate    Journal.    1787    7640 

Senate  Journal.  June,  1788 7681 

Senate  Journal,  Oct,  1788 7616 

Senate  journal,  1789 7664 

Senate  journal,  1790 7693 

Speech  of  W.  H.  Brodnax  on  slavery 

question    1832    10419 

Speech  of  J.  T.  Brown  on  abolition  of 

slavery,  1831  10420 

Speech  of  John  Thompson  Brown  rel. 
to  relations   betwen   the  U.  S.   and 

South  Carolina.  1832   10538 

Speech  by  Jos.  C.  Cabell  on  anti-draft 

resolutions,    1831    9996 

martial  held  by^  1806    8214 

Speech  of  J.  A.  Chandler  rel.  to  abo- 
lition of  slavery,  1831   10422 

Speech   of  Charles   Jas.   Faulkner   on 

slavery  question,  1832    10438 

Speech  of  Jas.  M'Dowell  rel.  to  slave 

question,   2nd   ed.,    1832 10426 

Speech  of  Thos.  Marshall  rel.  to  aboli- 
tion of  slavery,  1832   10427 

Speech  of  Thos.  Marshall  rel.  to  slav- 
ery question.  2nd  ed.,  1882. ..  .10428 
Speech    of    Thomas    J.    Randolph    on 
abolition  of  slavery,  2nd  ed.,  1832. 

10429 

Speech  of     A.     P.     Upshur  upon  the 

basis  of  representation,  1829.. 10162 

Speeches  of  P.  A.  Boiling  rel.  to  slave 

question,  2nd.  ed..  1832 10418 

White  and  Salt  Sulphur  Springs  turn- 
pike CO.      Reports,   1836-1863.  .21723 
White  and  Sweet  Sulphur  Springs  turn- 
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White  population.     1830,  1840,  1846.. 

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Whitehead.  I.  P.    Report.  1896....  18389 

Whitehead,  J.    Election  of,  1902..  19049 

Whitehead.  R.  H.     Address.  1909.. 20047 

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Whitehead,  Robert.  Statement  on  Bald- 
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18447 
Communication  rel.  to  board  of  agri- 
culture. 1889   17810 

Hand-book  of  Va     1893..  18161.  18162 
Letter  asking  an  investigation  of  de- 
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17797 
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ginia State  Library.    By  E.  G.  Swem. 

Bulletin,  v.  10,  nos.  1-4.  Jan.-Oct.,  1917.  A  Bibliosrraphy  of  Vinriiua. 
Part  2.    By  E.  G.  Swem.  > 

♦Legislative  reference  lists  for  1908,  published  separately  in  leaflet  form. 
Compiled  by  E.  G.  Swem.  State  aid  for  highway  constmctiBn; 
child  labor;  traTehng  ubranes;  state  boards  of  control:  compulsorr 
education;  game  commissioners  and  wardens;  pure  food-  raihwrf 
rate  legislation;  immigration;  boards  of  eqoaluation  of 'taxatim 
traveling  auditors. 

•Legislative  reference  lists  for  1910,  published  in  one  pamphlet  ComoiW  I 
by  E.  G.  Swem.  Bank  examiners;  juvenile  courts;  municipal  h«»  if 
rule;  Pnmary  elections;  taxation;  fee  system;  liquor  question;! 
oyster  industry;  protection  of  birds;  tuberculosis    46^  u 

•Legislative  reference  lists  for  1912.  Compiled  ■h%7  "ir  n'  c!___  i  ^^  -^ 
Librarian,  published  in  one  pamphlet.  AutcmlnWi^^T^,  ^^f^ 
tion;  cold  storage;  convict  labor;  dectri^  h^K+l.^'^^f  ^^■ 
tion'and  reguhSon  of  fire  toB«incrSSiplSSJ?^^  ^rt^WW" 
juvenile  courts;  lobbying  and  lesrfslative  p^SS^^-V!!,^!?^^'^^ 
pictures;  registration  of  births  and  deaths^^Imf™  JSl"'  "TJkt 
of  wages;  sufficient  crew  for  trains rwort;*!^^^^*"^  Sf^^J 
employers'  liability.  '  ^'>*^™»en'8  compensation  vf^ 

List  of  references  on  the  Torrens  system  of  land  roo^.i-^»:.».  ^  •,  ,\.^ 
John  P.  Kennedy.  1906,  81  p.  'efirwtration.    Compiled  Vf 

Leaflets:  The  State,  1  p.;  Jefferson's  bill  for  estaliMov.i»  i.  .  ^  ,  _  , 
3  p.;  Patrick  Henry's  resolutions  airainRtVi.  ^^  religwus  freedot^jT 
Virginia  resolves  of  Mav  15,  1776.  3  d  -  wT  ?**™P  «:t.  1765,  8  p,  ' 
to  taxation  measures  adopted  by  Great  nJ^V^'^  county;  oppositio^ 
safety,  4  p.;  declaration  in  opposition  t«T^"^'  ^  R-'  ««ina'tteeo^ 
martial  law  throughout  the  colony  S  n  •  "^^^ore'a  act  dalarii^ 
ence,  2  p.;  association  of  May  27,  1774" 'o"'""***^  "*  "«''e*P«"'' 

Calendar  of  transcripts   in   the   Virginia    Stat^   t  aE" 

Librarian.  1906.    658  p.    $3.00.  Wbrary.     J.  p.  Kennedy^ 


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