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. William and Mary College quarterly historical magazine. Thomas Whitney, 212. Sir Walter Raleighs Lost Colony, bjHamilton McMillan, 212. The Leopards Spots, by Thomas DixonJr., 283. A. Sketch of the Life of Thomas RJoynes, by Levin S. Joynes, 283. The Carnegie Institution of WashingtonD. C, 2»3. Difficulties of a Mexican Revenue Offleer, by Eugene C. Barker. 284. Wylie Genealogy, by E. G. Wylie. 284. John Marshall, by R. T, Barton, 234. The Syms-Eaton Free School, compilecby Mrs. F. M. Armstrong, 284. # 87^ ^5 u. % Pi y y HISTORICAL MAGAZINE. Editor: LYON G. TYLER, M. A., LL. D., PRESIDENT OF
. William and Mary College quarterly historical magazine. Thomas Whitney, 212. Sir Walter Raleighs Lost Colony, bjHamilton McMillan, 212. The Leopards Spots, by Thomas DixonJr., 283. A. Sketch of the Life of Thomas RJoynes, by Levin S. Joynes, 283. The Carnegie Institution of WashingtonD. C, 2»3. Difficulties of a Mexican Revenue Offleer, by Eugene C. Barker. 284. Wylie Genealogy, by E. G. Wylie. 284. John Marshall, by R. T, Barton, 234. The Syms-Eaton Free School, compilecby Mrs. F. M. Armstrong, 284. # 87^ ^5 u. % Pi y y HISTORICAL MAGAZINE. Editor: LYON G. TYLER, M. A., LL. D., PRESIDENT OF WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE, WIUJAMSBURG. VA. VOLUME X. Whittst & Shepperson, Publishers and Printers, 1902. \ \ \ KICHMONU, VA. .V At a niectiiip: of tlio Association for rlto Pro?f-r\atir)i] of Vir-ginia Antiquities, hcM in tli(3 city of Tiiclimond, \{\.. January,1001, it was resolved that the Association should rake stej)?- toerect at Jamestown, Va., a statue to Captain John Smith. The yccir 1007 will mark the completion of the third centurysince Captain Smith and his ^sociates made the first settlementat Jamestown, frm which has grown the United States of Amer-ica. That year will be a fitting one to commemorate the servicesrendered by the man wlio, above all his fellows, disi inuiii>hedhimself in guiding the infant colony through the terrible trialsand perils of its first years and saved it from the fate whicliobliterated the settlement on Eoanoke Island. The name of Captaiwilliammarycolle10tyle
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