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SAMMELBAND FIRST SIX ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE JAMES RIVER KANAWHA COMPANY FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY. TOGETHER WITH THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE STOCKHOLDERS AT THEIR FIRST ANNUAL MEETING IN DECEMBER 1835. TO WHICH IS PREFIXED AN INTRODUCTION CONTAINING THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE STOCKHOLDERS AT THEIR FIRST GENERAL MEETING COMMENCING ON MONDAY THE 25TH OF MAY 1835. SECOND ANNUAL REPORT . 1836. THIRD ANNUAL REPORT . 1837. FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT . 1838. FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT . 1839. SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT . 1840.ONE VOLUME
1841283161Richmond: Shepherd & Colin Printers 1841. First Edition. Half Leather. Poor binding. The first six Annual Reports of the President to the Stockholders of the James River and Kanawha Company for the years of 1835 through 1840. The canal was first developed by the James River Company in 1790 resumed in 1820 by the Commonwealth of Virginia and revived for the second and final time by the James River and Kanawha Company. By the final of these annual reports the canal reached only to Lynchburg and would later be driven out of operation by damage sustained by the Civil War and competition by the C&O railroad. With a large folding map of a proposed canal from Richmond to Tidewater. Foxing to the preliminaries; Japanese tissue reinforcement to the hinges. Half calf over marbled paper with a leather label. Uncommon. OCLC notes one holding each for the First Second and Fifth Annual Reports only. Poor binding. Shepherd & Colin Printers unknown books
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