Chap. 102.—An ACT to dispose of certain Virginia Reports on hand
und in the custody of the Librarian.

Approved February 12, 1884.

Whereas there are a large number of the Virginia Reports
stored in the capitol building over the senate chamber, which
are depreciating in value, and which endanger the safety of
the capitol building, and encumber the library; and whereas
such reports may be now reproduced at much less then the
last price; theretore,

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That
the secretary of the commonwealth be, and he is hereby
authorized to sell to any citizen of the state for his own use,
and not for purposes of sale, who will make affidavit that he
desires the books for his own use, and bas not the volumes in
his possession, the following named reports at the uniform
price of two dollars per volume, viz: Gilmer’s Reports, volume
one, seventy-five volumes; Randolph’s Reports, volume one,
ninety-five volumes; volume two, thirty-five volumes; volume
three, one volume; volume tour, four volumes; volume five,
seventy-five volumes; volume six, four hundred and forty-five
volumes; Leigh’s Reports, volume one, one hundred ninety-
five volumes; volume two, two hundred and forty-five vol-
umes; volume three, two hundred and ninety-five volumes;
volume four, two hundred and ninety-five volumes; volume
five, three hundred and forty-five volumes; volume six, two
hundred and fifty-five volumes; volume seven, two hundred
and ninety-five volumes; volume eight, three hundred and
thirty-five volumes; volume nine, three hundred and forty-
five volumes; volume ten, three hundred and forty-tive vol-
umes; volume eleven. three hundred and fifteen volumes;
volume twelve, two hundred and ninety-five volumes; Robin-
son’s Reports, volume one, three hundred and_ ninety-five
volumes; volume two, four hundred and ninety-five volumes;
Grattan’s Reports, volume one, two hundred and sixty-five
volumes; volume two, ninety five volumes; volume three, two
hundred and forty-five volumes; volume four, two hundred
and ninety-five volumes; volume five, two hundred and
ninety- tive volumes; volume six, two hundred and fprty-five
volumes; volume seven, one bundred and nineteen volumes;
volume eight, one hundred and twenty-five volumes; volume
nine, one hundred and thirty-five volumes; volume ten, one
hundred and thirty-five volumes; volume eleven, one hundred
and thirty-five volumes; volume twelve, one hundred forty-
five volumes; volume thirteen, one hundred and twenty vol-
umes; volume fourteen. one hundred and ninety-five volumes ;
volume fifteen, one hundred and seventy volumes; volume
sixteen, one hundred and ninety-five volumes; volume seven-
teen, two hundred and forty-five volumes; volume eighteen,
two hundred and ninety-five volumes; volume nineteen, one
hundred and ninety-five volumes; volume twenty, one bun-
dred and ninety-five volumes; volume twenty-one, two hun-
dred and ninety-five volumes; volume twenty-two, one hun-
dred and ninety-five volumes; volume twenty-three, two hun-
dred and seventy-five volumes; volume twenty-four, one hun-
dred and seventy-five volumes: volume twenty-five, three
hundred and forty-five volumes; ‘volume tw enty-six, four bhun-
dred and sixty- five volumes; volume twenty-seven, three bun-
dred and twenty-five volumes: volume twenty-eight, three
hundred and ninety- five volumes: volume twenty-nine, three
hundred and sixty-five volumes; volume thirty, three hun-
dred and ninety-five volumes; volume thirty-one, three hun-
dred and fifty-cight volumes; volume thirty- two, three hun-
dred and fifteen Yolumes; volume thirty-three, four hundred
and thirty-three volumes: provided that only one copy of each
of said volumes shall be sold to any one purchaser.
2. This act shall be in force trom its passage.