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Calendar of Virginia State Papers, Volume VI
Volume VI prints Virginia state papers from 1792 and 1793. The Barnett entries include her request for a pregnancy respite, the physicians’ examination and certificate, and the jailer’s receipt of a reprieve.
Checked source available. Collection target: Volume VI, 1886
Calendar of Virginia State Papers and Other Manuscripts, from August 11, 1792, to December 31, 1793, Preserved in the Capitol at Richmond
Volume VI · Volume VI, 1886 · 1886
No missing numbered content identified in a bounded sequence review The printed title page identifies Volume VI, Sherwin McRae, A. R. Micou, Richmond, and 1886. The repository metadata uses 1875 for the series and lists other series editors. Those metadata do not establish this volume’s imprint. The records date from 1793. This retained source is their 1886 printed compilation, not images of the original manuscripts. Barnett asks for a respite until her child is born at printed page 364. The jailer’s receipt at page 393 acknowledges a reprieve only until the third Friday in June next. That receipt does not itself establish an until-birth reprieve or the later outcome. The printed text uses several spellings of Barnett’s given name, including Angelia and Angilla. Preserve the spelling of each quoted record. The retained 804-page PDF matches 804 repository scan records. Metadata provide an uninterrupted sequence for printed pages 5–782. The opening page 1 and final index page 782 were visually checked. No missing numbered content was identified in this bounded review. The scan has occasional edge clipping. On printed page 393, the beginning of Sir in an unrelated preceding entry is clipped. The Barnett receipt is readable. The repository marks degraded PDF conversion. Quotations must be checked against the images.
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The printed title page identifies Volume VI, Sherwin McRae, A. R. Micou, Richmond, and 1886. The repository metadata uses 1875 for the series and lists other series editors. Those metadata do not establish this volume’s imprint.
The records date from 1793. This retained source is their 1886 printed compilation, not images of the original manuscripts.
Barnett asks for a respite until her child is born at printed page 364. The jailer’s receipt at page 393 acknowledges a reprieve only until the third Friday in June next. That receipt does not itself establish an until-birth reprieve or the later outcome.
The printed text uses several spellings of Barnett’s given name, including Angelia and Angilla. Preserve the spelling of each quoted record.
The retained 804-page PDF matches 804 repository scan records. Metadata provide an uninterrupted sequence for printed pages 5–782. The opening page 1 and final index page 782 were visually checked. No missing numbered content was identified in this bounded review.
The scan has occasional edge clipping. On printed page 393, the beginning of Sir in an unrelated preceding entry is clipped. The Barnett receipt is readable. The repository marks degraded PDF conversion. Quotations must be checked against the images.