The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-01

General expenses 22a9 W
Repairs .--.--.-.------ 90
Printing ------- 9gi -
Salaries " $40 90
Wages .--.--..---------- -io ~
Insurance ..--.---..--.-.- ~ W
Permanent fund 800 Oh 1855 y
Balance in bank Nov. 18th, 1908 co. 80
1t will be observed that the receipts
have been SOL 90 less than in 1890. an
amount which is almost entirely account
ed for by the difference in the sales OF
magazines and publications. In 1889 seve-
raj libraries purchased entire sets of our
publications and magazines, and as a re-
sui, most Of the large libraries of the
country now have fun sets of both.
on the other hand our expenditures
we're less in 1900 than in 1889. We have at
the end of this fiscal year a balance of
S16o9S, against $iSi.75 last year. At the
December meeting of the committee 500
more WAS added to the permanent fund,
thus making an addition of $500 during
The year 1900 The permanent fund now
consists Of S3,1GO on deposit in the State
Bank of Virginia, and 500 in Virginia
State j per cent. bonds. We still hold in
bank 500 belonging to the publication
fund.
IN this connection the committee would
urge on members prompt payment OF
dues. Under the regulations of the So
ciety dues are payapic in advance II
this mere done the officers Of the Society
woui-i bc saved time. which could be
probably employed for other purposes Of
the Society; and the Society itself would
be saved Il considerable expense in pos
tage while the Executive Committee,
knowing what The income of the Society
was. would be able to make use of 1t in
tent which they could not do if the pay
fnents were slow or doubtful. This sub
1ect is now referred TO. because at the
conclusion of the fiscal year there were,
in spite of diiigent effort to collect, Seve-
raj hundred dollars due from members.
ADDITIONS TO TIE LIBRARY.
OF books and pamphlets, 6O3 were added
10 the library since our last frAoort-a con-
siderable increase over the preceding
Year.
Among the works relating in whole or
In part to Virginia history. antiquities
and genealogy, which have been acquired
during the year. We're:
Early Settlers of Alabama. BY Mrs. E.
S. B. Stubs.
The overwharton Stafford county. Va.)
Parish Register, l72o-1769. Edited by w.
T. Boogher.
Jennings Genealogy american fami-
William and Mary Quarterly. Edited by
Lyon q. Tyler
Lower Norfolk Antiquary. Edited by
Edward W. James
The Washinston-B Boucher Correspond
cnce. Collected by w. c. Ford.
Journal of Philip Hthian. kept at
Nomini Hall, Va. 1113-l114. Edited by
Prof. J. i. Jameson. Reprint from Amer
lean Historical Review
Spciplppy South. SV George
Iritziiugh. Richmond, 1854.
The American LoyaiiStS of the ReVoiu-
ton. BY Lorenzo Sabine. Boston, 1917.
a History of the German Element in
Virginia. by Herman Schuricht Vol Ii.
Baltimore. 1900
Virginia Carolorum. BY Z. d. Neill. Al
bany, 1886.
GenealoGy of the kemper Family in the
United States; Descendants OF John
llemper. OF Virginia. With a Short His
tory of his Family, and of the German
Reformed Colony at Gcrmanna and Ger
mantcwn, Va. BY w. NJ. Kemper and
IL. /. Wright. Chicago 1899
A Genealogical History of the Chappell,
Dickie and Other Kindred Families OF
Virginia. l6S5-19oo BY Phil L. Chappell.
Kansas City, 1900.
Collections of The Massachusetts His
torical Society, 18th Series, Vol l. The
Jefferson Papers Boston, 1900.
Wyiie Genealogy. BY E. G. Wylie. ST.
Louis. 1900.
The struggle FOR Religious Liberty in
Virginia By c. T. James. Danvillc, Va,
1900.
Notes on Culpcper County Va. Unclud-
ingl a Reprint Of DIR. SlauShter's St.
Marks Parish. BY r. G. Green. Culpeper,
Va. 1900.
The Cradle of the Republic. James
town and James River. By J.yon q;
Tyler. Richmond. 1900
The Huguenot in Virginia. Computed by
r. /. Maury. Richmond.
History of Virginia. BY Robert Bever-
ley. Richmond, edition of 1885.
The End of an Era BY John S. Wise.
Boston. 1900.
The Thomas Book. BY j. Is. Thomas.
New York. 1896
Historical Sketches ara "reminiscences
of An OctoSenarian. BY T. L. Preston.
Richmond, 1900.
The Reprint of aariot's Briefe and True
Relation. and a Life of Hariot. BY Henry
Stevens. London. 1900.
Claiborne Pedigree Complied by G. NJ
Claiborne. Lynchburg, 1900.
The Lindsays of America. BY Margaret
Isabella Lindsay. Albany. 1889.
Memorials of the QGisenberry Family in
Germany, England and America. BY A.
NJ. Quisenberry. Washington, D. c.. 1890.
Lynchbnrg and Its People. BY w AS
bury Christian. Lynchburg. Va. 1900.
A Hundred Years OF Richmond Meth
odism. Edited by Z. L. Pell. Richmond.
Va. 1900.
Among the gifts and loans should be
noticed;
i. Autograph Of poem: The Window
Panes at Brandon by joint r, Thomp-
son. Presented by Mrs. Virginia L. Pleas
ants. Richmond, Va.
2. Engraved portrait of Hon Richard
~. Thompson. OF Indiana: and photo
graphic copy of engraving OF Fort Har-
ris.n OF 1872 both presented by Mrs.
I.idia ". Merrill, Terre Hau.e, Ind.
The Virginia State Insurance Company
has assets exceeding 900 and surplus