The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

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THE nIpoSTiNE LATIN cLAssics-ioo vol.
IN the United States for sale. ~' '"'0 .'p'
!, 4 corr, Of the. ENcYcLoP .RpIA BRITAIN.
nn., w'n ssx supplements, Dc volumes, aaarto
DonsLEY's ANNUAL REGISTER. with R,x.
Iscsros's C9N1isuA rioS, from ITss TO iSfs rare
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Lords and Commons Of Ensland, from 1865 te Isi1--
IA vols from the Library Of Sir Benz. Hobhoase,
THE EDtNBTRGH REVIEW, from the frs.
THE i.oNDoN QUARTERLY REVIEW. from
THE lei EcTic REVIEW, london, 10. vols,
from the nrst volume TO rssf.
London. &c. &c.. &c, with many others equally
The grest value OF this Library consists in its be-
ing kept united and unhroken-to sell It at auction
in parcels would not only destroy ITS unity. but
essentially impair It's worth. Hence. nave aeter y
the cases; leaving il to others TO upset the toll OF
,csIs devoted to its colisf it =,
children at home, or to sratify his own literary
sss or to any hs'a Ha, ss saas u y
NAV not be found. the unders signed will avail him
self Of the following plan suggested to him b,
friends. who have signihed their WISE and Intention
10 take shares IN IT.
The plan proposed is this:
l. To sell the entire Library, a. anit, and rs
set forth in the annexed catalogue, to T,ro Hun
drtd Subscribers or Shareholders Mt Twentp Dollars
Sick Company, or allot it. IN he rhois, or in
parts, to any one. or more. OF their orn body, as
may seem best, ., most ft to themselves But IT
srholt Library To some OF the zoo shareholders;
and such will be the result Of its disposition. I'M
less otherwise directed by majority of the Share
holders-when they make their pay ments--each one
OF whom will then express his wish upon that pon t..
scripton until the list is closed by the whole 200
shares seipg taken, and certainty OF the dstr bn-
ton established.
5. Then each subscriber will be advised of the
fact and called upon for payment and furnished
with receipt, and printed script, showing the ex
tent Of his ownership and property IN said Library
Each share will he numbered in tho order OF its
payment, and separate script issued Tor each
snare. TO me nNtIlEST OF ND Inclusive.
4. After the payments are made. each shareholder
will be furnished with complete printed list OF the
names of his co holders, with the number OF shares
held by each. and will then be required forthwith,
to make the necessary arrangement for the prompt
delivery of the Library. by the undersigned, to
some one OF their own body previous and prepara-
tory to its ultimate disposltlon-the time, place
and mode ef which to be fixed and determined by
). Asst is important to the undersigned that de-
liver, of the Library should be made before it's dis
tribution. it is understood by all purchasers that
thew name of theIr tDdy
within twenty days after they shall have fully paid
up their subscriptions to receive it from the under
signed; and in failure Of such appointment on their
part. the the delivery shall be made to the first
three named subscribers on the printed list fur
nished each shareholder.
6. The undersigned reserves the right of selling
it, ut any time before the subscription list is closed
the then subscribers. but to no other person After
the list rs closed anf the hrst pay ment made by any
subscriber, he yields and loses this isht.
The undersi5 med is allowed to refer to the follow
ing extracts from notes addressed to him by gen
tiemen OF high education and acknowledged lite
From WV. M BLAcKrosp. Esq, formerly resi-
dent minister of the United States at Bogota:
- have read with interest the prospectus you
submitted to The. II is much to be desired that 81
nobis collection of rare and valuable books should
he kept together, and not be permitted to leave
city
From CHARLES L. MosBY, Esq. of Lynehburs
ut is really matter of sorrow to me that you
Few gentlemen in the State have such treasure
and Whist is to be deplored, fewer still estimate its
From john NJ. SPEED Esq, Of Lynchburg:
II wish you all success IN your ARRANGEMENTS for
the disposal of your rdfuft6is Library. The plan,
though novel, is an excellent IN enlarxlng the
range of the subscribers and aifording to them the
choice of many methods of dividing the books
among themselves"
AS the shares, from the low price fixed upon, are
likely to be taken up rapidly, fmany having been
engaged before this is printed an early applica-
ton is advised, to prevent exclusion Every gen
tenlan wishing to have superior library Dug lat to
take one shares
The undersl gned rs permitted to refer those to
whom he may begin known. to the following gentle
men, residents OF the city Of LynchbUrg, Va:
john q. MEEN, President, I Exchange
VIM. NJ. BL AtKFoRp, Cashier, { Bank Fn.
JOHN N. WARWICK, President, | Farmers
ALEX. ToMPKlNs, Cashier, Bank Va.
G. DABNEy. President, [ Bank of
VIM. Z. SPENCE, Cashier, fEirEInia.
CHAs, X. SLAUGHTER. President, Merch is
Ro. &. MITCHELL, Cashier. { Bank Va.
Any further information Will be given upon ap-
plieation to the unde gned. personally or by lot
ter. w NJ. w. NOR Y ELL.
Lynchburg. Va.
H. complete printed Catalogue of the Library
will be sent to any one giving me his post office.
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