The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-01

! Ahs aGCiioS OF THE W fHNE COLLECTION
| PRICES YESTERDAY SATisTAcFoRY.--The
prices obtained for the books and pamphlets
sold yesterday at the auction of the Wynne
! collection were generally considered salts.
factory, but competition was by no mean.
as high as reigncd when the Confederate
publications were being disposed; of: 49,
Missale Romanorum cum Calendaire, man
uscript of the XIVth century, upon reilum.
written in black and red ink, ron The fly leaf
are some written notices in French Circu,,
1920. and at the end some m,nuscript Latin
prayers by deyout owner of this relic of
the Middle Age. high calagraphic'art.] S57 ;
Dore, g.: Don Quixote, illustrated by, 4tc,
Outline Illustrations of Dane. So; Ham,
iIton, Lady; Attitudes, 1894, 81; II.
Illustrative limo; D. D. Rogerio Du
PIesseis Duo, &C., 1888, obIong vellum,
So: Joutel, NJ: A journal Of the Last Voy-
age Performed by NJ. De La Sale, London,
1714, S7.25; Johnston, Joseph: Traditions
of The American Revolution in the South,
Charleston, 1857, 5000; Saudys. George
Metamjrphosis of Ovid, Translation of,
1926, 5.75; Lee, H.: Memoirs OF the War
in the Southern Department Of the United
States, by General r. L. Lee, with autograph
OF General Lee, 50 90; Lee, H.: Anti-Skep-
licism, or notes upon each chapter of Locke's
Essay on Human Understanding, London,
1902, 81 !; Losing, 3. j.: Pictorial Field
Book of the Revolution, vols, half.calf,
50 0or the two); Lossiog, b. j.: The Home
of Washington, royal 8vo., large paper, un-
cut, 1862; Les ProyincalJ, Tome l (only),
1smo., calf, Cologne, 1889, 50; Louisi1na ::
Romauces OF the History of, 12mo., cloth.
New Olleans. 1S4S, SLIGO; Louisiana: An
Account of; History, Political and Natural,
and Topography, 24no., sheep, New bern,
1904, $3.50 The Fleld.Book of the War of
1872 'uossipg), royal Sgo., 81; Lahonton,
Baron :>Voyages to North America, 2 vols.
$3.50; Las Casus %. F): La Deou.
verte des hides - OccidentaIes. par
les Espsgnols, 12mo, Paris, 1907. So;
McCaul, Hugh: History of Georgia, 2 yols.,
8vo., half Tu,key.morocco, Savannah, 1911,
$3.50 tor the two); Meyricb, Sir Samuel
Rusb: A Critical Inquiry into Ancient Ar.
NOR, 3 vols, felio, halt Turkey. morocco, ex.
gilt, London, 1912, S435O (for the three);
Richmond in By-gone Days, So; the History
of Kentucky, Marshall, Q ycl... SYo., sheep,
Frankfort, 1924. 81; Mursell, Joel: Series, a
Narrative of King Phillips Iudan War, by
John EastoD, edited by F. 3. Hougb,
S6 forty.eight pieces octave paper of
Maryland Historical Society's Publications,
S27 so; % pieces, Svo., MARYLAND Historical
Society's Publications, $3.50; S pieces Mary
land Historical Society's Publications, 80;
Maryland Historical Society, Calvert and
Penn, by Brantz Mayer, Syo., harcalf, S. 25 :;
Neill, Rev. E. D.: History of Minnesota,
FLO rs; New York Historical Society's Publ
cations, S27 for the lot. The Public Acts of
North Carolina from Ills TO 1903, volumes
in one, 4to., sheep, $40; Views, Seats, Man.
sions, Castles, &c, in England, Wales, Scot
land, Ireland, &c. 81. p. Neale), $3.50; Pur-
chas l., his Pilgrimage, London, 1914, $3.50;
Southern Literary Messenger, SO vols, 1891
ga, 81 % per VOL; American Historical and
Literary CurioSiLies 81. j. SmiLb), $l1; A
Journal of the Operations of The Queens
Rangers to the Conclusion of the late Auleri.
can War, four 10 half calf, Exeter, N. D., ORR
ginal edition, S31 Smith, Slmuel: History of
New Jersey, Burlington, 1865, $50; Spen.
GERS Fairie Queene, antique title 1909,
$1,000; another copy, small folio, Sc; An
Authentic Narrative Of the Causes which Led
to the Death of Majo- Andre (Joshua Hett
Smith), London, 1903, 50; Trial of Thomas
Ritchie, and other pamphlets, bound, Sc !;
Travels of a Doctor of Pbysic Or. W. II.
Tavlor), S1.S7; Semple, R. B.. History Of the
Rise and Progress of the Baptists in Virgil
MIA, Richmond, 1910, S425. ss.
Books about Colonial Virginia sold well
last night, as witness the following Smith,
Captain John: New England's Trials De-
claring the Successe of Eighty Ships EN-
ployed Thitber Within These Eight Years,
with the Present State of that Happe
Plantation, Begun by Sixtic Weake
men in the yeare 1920; small folio. cloth !;
reprint ofs London edition of 1922, 50;
Smith, Captain John: The General Historic
of VirgniI, New England, and the Summer
Isles, with the names Of the Adventures,
Planters, and Goyeneurs, from their first be-
ginning, Au. 1884, to this present, 1924; en-
graved title-page; Maps of Virginia aud Of
New England, 2 plates, small folio, full
Turkey morocco, gilt, London, 1924, $3.50
Thought by Mr.. Clark, of CINCINNATI !;
Smith, John: The General Historic of Vir.
einis, New England, and the Summer Isles.
with the names Of the Adventures, Plant
ers. and Governeurs from the first Beginning,
August, 1854, TO this present, 1926; London,
printed by j. d. and j. FL. for Michael
Sparks, 1927, small folio, full Turkey-red
morocco. gilt back and edges, engrailed
sides, maps and plates entire, mounted
on linen, 5000 bought by Mr.. Sabln,
of New York, cost Mr.. Wynne $3.50;
S,ilh's History of Virginia, Williamsburg,
1747, S25; Stth's History OF Virginia. Lon
don, 1853, Sl5.50; Stitb's History of Flrsi.
mia, London, 1853, S1S; Slth's History OF
Virginia, Williamsburg, 1747, $50 lspotleSs
copy]; Stith's History of Virginia, Williams
bnrr 1747 SG 80 Twithout titIe.pagel Stith'S