Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

= in Goochland County O1Sl-lop' ,,h
field Family, showing marnases - -
Walker. Conway. Bathurst, WINS
! setf Fauntlcroy Southall, ana Al I'm,
stead. with note on Bathurst Family S"P-
tain John Rogers, OF Caroline, an on -.
| I'm tho Revolutionary Army, lno-lto,'
Chues Family, showing marriages WIN
TYLER. Dabney, Carr. Graves, etc; Cur
Family, showing marriages with DaDhey'
Waller. Minor Garland, Oyerton, AnoeI-
son. Chlles. Brooks, ETC.; Bible hecoiu9
~ Fox Crawley, and Kenner familleS
1ei7-17es. Allen Family. OF Surry county
Chewing marriages with Tucker, Baker
| Rassett. Walker, Edioe. Organ. etc :
"reminiscences OF the Allen Family, a'
Claremont. surry county; WIN OF Johh
Thruston. Chamberlain or Brlstoi' han
dolph Family, showing marriages WIN
Cary. Peasants, Jefferson, NIchoi ,,..
Harrison. Tabb. etc; Christian rani.'s'
showing marriages with Gomez 49,
Browne. Patteson, walker Iyiel, -,
TIistorical Notes and Questions hoaus
and wheeled vehicles, spotswood's GIT
,o College Library Presbyterians IN
Cbeefer0eld County Q75O, Education
TJttlotou's School. POwhatan's Tree, Or
can for Petsworth Church, Oldest fiate
in America. Carr Family, Allen FANNY
Armistead Family, Queries; BOOK he-
views.
POEMS BY Mrs. Matte J. Cooper Oh
Danville Waddil Printing Company
This little book Of verses Is composed
chiefly OF poems which relate to persons
and institutions in the city on the Dan.
The writer. in PREDATORY note, says she
has lived there number Of years ana
shared the cups and downs, joys ana
sorrows of the city" but we, uniortu-
nately. have not enjoyed Ike oppoItuil-
ties. and, therefore, cannot accuIately
iudoa her work While the poems 90 not
always observe the rules perlaiNlns ~
metre they show merit and commence on
fine mart OF Mrs. Cooper. Local illusions
of course. restrict the popularity OF the
verses
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE JOURNAL.
Volume XVII, No. 2. November
1893.
Following are the contents Of this at
tractive periodical: At College Ooem);
Frank X. O'Brlen; The Promised Land;
Causes Which Led to SPANS Political
Decline; Manic, a Relic Of the Ozarks;
A Peep from a Window; Desommes's
Revenge; If Thou Didst Know poem);
Their "De Profundis"; ode TO Admiral
Our Exchanges; Our Library Table; At
the College Vaudeville; University
Notes-School Of Law. Medical School,
Graduate School, Observatory, College
Notes; With the Old Boys; Athletics;
News Of the Month; Book Talk.
STRAWBERRY HILL BY Mrs. c. F.
Fraser. one Volume, Svo., 81 pages.
Frontispiece. Fifty cents. 4. Y.
Crowen & Co.. New York and Boston.
Strawberry Hill" IS the name of an
ideal farm, and Mrs. Fraser gives few
pictures from the life led there by kind
Aunt Drusilla and the prim Ann Ruth
Jane and especially the happy Frank
Black. 1t is not long story. but IT ends
with an exciting climax and sentence
that we'll sums up the strange course of
events in this world.
THE WORK or FRANK ?. MILBURN,
ARCHITECT. Charlotte. " c.
This is a lovely album-lke book con-
tanning photographers OF the work OF Mr..
Auiburn, who, by the way, is the ar
chitect of the Southern railways pas
senser depot here, now in course of con-
IN 10 are also portraits Of his
chief assistants-Aubrey Chesterman.
and Messrs. Waller and Hunter and Mrs.
Reid.
a CHRISTMAS CAROL AND THE
CHIMES. By Charles Dickens Cas-
sells National Library (New Series).
Cassell Il Co., Limited, London. Paris.
New York, and Melbourne. 1853.
This is another Of these handy, we'll
printed books containing the classics of
the English language. Price, 10 cents a
copy.