Imprint Records

To the honourable, the General Assembly ... petition ... inhabitants of Monongalia County …

To the Speaker and Members of the House of Delegates ... inhabitants of the borough of Norfolk ...

To the Speaker and Members of the House of Delegates ... inhabitants of the borough of Norfolk ...

To the Speaker and Members of the House of Delegates ... inhabitants of the county of Norfolk ...

To the Speaker and Members of the House of Delegates ... inhabitants of the borough of Norfolk ...

To the honorable the Senate and House of Representatives ... memorial of the undersigned citizens of [blank] county ...

To the honorable Speaker and Members of the House of Delegates ... memorialists [who] reside in counties ... south of James River ...

At a meeting of the owners of lands on Chickahominy River ... on the second Saturday in June 1818 ... petition ... to the ... General Assembly ...

To the honourable the Speaker and Members of the General Assembly ... citizens of ... Lynchburg ...

To the honorable the General Assembly ... your petitioners, inhabitants of counties on the Roanoke River, and its waters ...

To the honorable the Assembly ... petitioners ...

To the honorable the Legislature ... undersigned citizens of the county of Jefferson ...

To the honorable the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Virginia, The petition of sundry inhabitants of the City of Richmond, town of Manchester, and their vicinity, being artists in some mechanical calling, or friends to the arts and industry: Humbly sheweth ...

To the Legislature ... inhabitants of [blank] county, request ... an act to incorporate ... the Monongahela Navigation Company ...

To the General Assembly ... memorial ... of the undersigned, stockholders of the Bank of the Valley in Virginia ...

To the honorable Legislature ... petition ... of Thomas Ball ... and John Seabrook ...

To the General Assembly ... freeholders and inhabitants of the county of [blank] ... propose that a law may be passed ...

To the honorable the Speaker and Members of the Senate and House of Delegates ... petition ... citizens of ... Leesburg ... inhabitants of the county of Loudoun ...

To the honorable the Senate and House of Delegates ... the trustees of Norfolk Academy and a number of inhabitants of the borough of Norfolk ...

To the General Assembly ... petition of many of the inhabitants of the counties of Goochland, Powhatan, Cumberland, Fluvanna ... sheweth, that ... [they] have suffered severely from depredations committed ... by the navigators of boats ... [on the] James River ...

To the honorable, the General Assembly ... inhabitants of the counties of Berkeley and Hampshire ... ask that a county may be constituted ...

To the honorable General Assembly ... petition of the subscribers of Harrison and Randolph counties ... prayeth that a new county may be laid out off Harrison and Randolph ...

To the honorable speaker and members of the House of Delegates of Virginia. The memorial of the subscribers respectctfully [sic] represents, that your memorialists reside in counties lying to the south of James River, and in travelling, and bringing their produce to the Richmond market, by land. they are under the necessity of using the Manchester Turnpike Road ...

To the honorable ... House of Delegates ….inhabitants of [blank] county … pray that the site of the former district courts ... be made the site of the chancery courts ...

To the Speaker and Members of the House of Delegates ... inhabitants of the borough of Norfolk ...

The petition of sundry inhabitants of the county of [blank] ...

To the honorable the Speakers and Members of the Senate and House of Delegates ... memorial & petition of the people of Loudoun county ...

To the Speaker and Members of the House of Delegates ... inhabitants of the borough of Norfolk ...

To the Legislature ... memorial of the ... proprietors and occupiers of fisheries on the river Potomac ... have sustained much injury from tide or gill nets ...

To the honorable Speaker and Members of the Senate and House of Delegates ... petition ... of the county of Princess Anne ...

To the honorable Speaker and Members of the Senate and House of Delegates ... petition ... inhabitants of the county of Princess-Anne ...

The Petition of the freeholders ... of Alexandria, to the General Assembly of the Common-wealth of Virginia represent ... that all the streets in the said town parallel to the river Potomak, to the westward of Washington Street, being seven in number ... are entirely obstructed ...

To the honorable ... the Senate and House of Delegates ... inhabitants of the county of [blank] … the necessity of ...

To the honorable the Speaker and Members of the Senate and House of Delegates ... memorial ... inhabitants of the county of [blank] …

To the honourable the Speaker & members of both Houses ... petition ...

To the honourable the Speaker & members of both Houses ... petition ...

To the honorable General Assembly … the petition of sundry inhabitants of the county of [blank] … respectfully sheweth …

To the Legislature ... memorial ... citizens of [blank] county ...

To the Speakers, and Members of the two houses ... petition ... inhabitants of the county of [blank] ...

To the honorable the Legislature ... petition of the undersigned ...

To the honourable ... General Assembly ... freeholders and residents of the county of [blank] ...

To the honorable the General Assembly the petition of sundry inhabitants of the county of Amherst and town of Lynchburg ...

To the General Assembly ... petition of ... citizens of the counties between Roanoke and Appomattox Rivers ...

To the honorable the speaker and members of the Virginia legislature. We your petitioners view with pleasure the rapid progress of agriculture, mechanicks and commerce, throughout our happy country ... establishing of a turnpike-road from the streets in Manchester to the toll-bridge on Appomattox at Petersburg; …

To the honorable the Legislature ... memorial of the undersigned citizens of the counties of Frederick and Jefferson ... sheweth ... the necessity ... of establishing a turnpike road from Winchester to Harper’s Ferry ...

Alexandria, September 3d, 1793. To the honorable the speakers and gentlemen of the two houses of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Virginia.

To the honorable the General Assembly of the commonwealth of Virginia. The petition of sundry freeholders and farmers of the county of [blank] humbly sheweth, that great advantages have resulted to them from the establishment of a bank in the town of Alexandria.

To the honourable the General Assembly of Virginia. The petition of the merchants, tradesmen, and other inhabitants of the town of Alexandria, humbly sheweth, That the experience of ages has proven that the operations of well conducted banks are beneficial to a country, in facilitating commerce ...

Francis Pic, in the rear of Colonel Gamble’s store, on the Main Street. Just arrived from Philadelphia ... an elegant assortment of millinery … jewelry … gloves … Richmond, May 6th, 1803.

Pindaric odes, addressed to His Highness the American Caesar, written in the year 1800, and now first published, for the consolation of the fallen friends of order, and a warning to the Jacobins.