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Richmond: Peter Cottom, 1824. Second Edition. Full Leather. Good binding. Two large 8vo. volumes, in full legal calf; xxiv, [1] 2-522 including the Index, followed by [1] Addenda & Errata; xx, [1], 2-155, followed [1] Addenda & Errata.; with foxing throughout. The textblocks were split and are now repaired with japanese tissue; Vol. I is lacking spine label; there are old repairs with leather at the top and bottom of each binding. Name label to spine for a lawyer "Frank L. Crocker' and penned note on each pastedown that the firm "Godwin & Crocker" purchased the volumes in 1868.~~The bindings are not pretty, but they are secure and holding. Good binding.

Richmond: Thomas Nicolson, 1802. Full Leather. Very Good binding. Octavo. [8], 593, [1], 17 pp. First edition. In contemporary calf. Binding is a bit abraded; owner names and family library stamps to the endpaper and preliminaries; the contents are fairly foxed. One of the owner names is that of Nathaniel H. Claiborne on the first blank; it has been marked through; the name of Harden Hairston is on the front free endpaper. Claiborne came from notable Virginia stock and was a lawyer and politician. A presentable and solid copy of this early volume of reports. Quite uncommon in the first edition and in this condition. Includes from October term of the year 1799, trough April term of the year 1801. Shaw & Shoemaker 3477.

Richmond: Thomas Nicolson, 1801. Full Leather. Good binding. Octavo. [10], [3]-588, [1], 16 pp. First edition. In contemporary calf. Binding is superficially abraded; front free endpapaper is lacking and a portion of the subsequent blank page; notes, owner names, and family library stamp to the endpaper and preliminaries; additionally, there is early dampstaining and the contents are fairly foxed. Despite this, it is a solid copy and presents well on the shelf. Early volume of reports and quite uncommon in the first edition and in this condition. Includes cases from Spring term of 1797 through Spring term of 1799. Shaw & Shoemaker 1587.

Richmond: Printed by Thomas Nicholso, 1801. [10],[3]-588,16pp. Contemporary calf, spine rather crudely silked. Significant chipping to spine and corners. Front free endpaper excised. Titlepage with two one inch horizontal tears from gutter margin. Leaves tanned and foxed. Fair. An early Virginia volume of case reports for the Federal period, covering the spring term of 1797 through 1799. The work is dedicated to George Wythe, Judge of the High Court of Chancery. SHAW & SHOEMAKER 1587