An Act to repeal an act entitled an act to incorporate the Normal Collegiate institute, and to provide for the support of the same, approved March 6, 1882, and in lieu thereof provide anew for the incorporation of said Normal and Collegiate institute, and for the support of the same. |
JOINT RESOLUTION appropriating money for publishing and distributing the new Code, &c. |
An ACT to amend the charter and to extend and define the boundaries of the city of Norfolk, |
An ACT to amend the third and fourth sections of an act to incorporate the Virginia marble company, approved March 30, 1869, and to add additional sections thereto. |
An ACT to incorporate the Virginia Trans-Atlantic Steamship Line, and to authorize it to purchase lands and build railways to connect therewith, |
An ACT authorizing the West-end land company of Norfolk city, to construct a toll-bridge across Smith’s and Glebe creeks in Norfolk county. |
An ACT to incorporate the Virginia and North Carolina wheel company. |
An ACT to allow George W. Amory to erect a wharf at Fore’s landing, in York county. |
An ACT to incorporate the Roanoke and Northwestern railroad company. |
An ACT to incorporate the Buck Horn iron and improvement company. |
An ACT to amend the second section of an act entitled an act to incorporate the City and Suburban railway and improvement company, approved May 2, 1887. |
An ACT to authorize the auditor of public accounts to credit James M. Binford, treasurer of the city of Portsmouth, with school warrant No, 1548, dated November 29, 1882, which was paid by him. |
An ACT to amend and re-enact an act entitled an act for the relief of school teachers |
An ACT to authorize county subscriptions to the capital stock of the Virginia Western railroad. |
An ACT to incorporate the Norfolk Land and Improvement company. |
An ACT to incorporate the Pulaski water company. |
An ACT to incorporate the Chesterfield and James River railroad company. |
An ACT to incorporate the Rich Valley iron and Gypsum mining and manufacturing company. |
An ACT to authorize the district school board of Marks- ville district, in the county of Page, to use a portion of the school fund of said district to pay teachers, |
An ACT to incorporate the Albemarle telegraph and telephone company. |
An ACT making an appropriation to the Eastern lunatic asylum for certain purposes. |
An ACT to amend the charter of the Winchester gas company. |
An ACT for the relief of the sureties of A. F. Creel. |
An ACT to incorporate the Manchester railway and improvement company. |
JOINT RESOLUTIONS prohibiting the granting of licenses for the transaction of any business or the pursuit of any occupation or profession, or the enjoyment of any privilege for which license is required by law for a longer period than from the date of the issuance of such license to the 1st day of June, 1887, and prescribing the amount to be paid for such licenses. |
An ACT to incorporate the Clinch Valley Coal and Iron Company |
An ACT to incorporate the Guy's run company. |
An ACT to amend section 26 of an act entitled an act to provide for working and keeping in repair the public roads of Botetourt. |
An ACT to incorporate the Dickenson county railway company. |
An ACT to allow John S. Burhans to erect a wharf on the Rappabannock river at Brandon, in Middlesex county. |
An ACT to secure the removal of certain dams on the James river and its tributaries. |
An ACT to authorize the board of supervisors of the county of Henrico, Virginia, to condemn stone, gravel, or earth, for use upon the roads of said county. |
An ACT to authorize the joint ferry committee for the management of Norfolk county ferries, to issue coupon bonds |
An ACT to incorporate the Clinch river construction company. |
An ACT to empower the board of directors of the Central Lunatic asylum to authorize the construction and operation of rail-ways upon the land belonging to said institution. |
An ACT to incorporate the Suburban and City railway and improvement company |
An ACT to incorporate the Buena Vista company. |
An ACT to protect the Crab industry of the common- |
An ACT to appropriate six thousand dollars to the Western lunatic asylum for improvements. |
An ACT to incorporate the Warm Spring Valley improvement company. |
An ACT to allow W. B. W. Brooking, treasurer of Goochland county, and his deputies, further time in which to collect un-paid taxes and levies for the years 1883 and 1884. |
An ACT to authorize the county of Franklin to votea subscription to the Roanvke and Southern railroad company, and to issue bonds for the payment of the same. |
An ACT to extend the time within which the several treasurers and collectors of taxes due the State may make final settlements with the auditor of public accounts of the State taxes on real and personal property for the year 1886; and to provide for the payment of the free school teachers during the period of such extension, so far as may be necessary, out of the funds in the State treasury. |
An ACT to incorporate the Abingdon coal and iron railroad company. |
An ACT to incorporate the West Norfolk and Carolina railway company. |
An ACT to provide for the working of the public roads in Cumberland county. |
An act to provide for the cancellation of certain bonds of the commonwealth now held by the board of public works. |
An ACT to enable the board of supervisors of Elizabeth City county to make an appropriation for the public schools of said county. |
An ACT to authorize the qualified voters of Mechanicsburg magisterial district, in the county of Bland, to vote a tax for road purposes in said district. |
An ACT appropriating seventy-two thousand dollars to the claims allowed disabled soldiers and marines under an act approved February 24, 1884. |
An ACT to amend and consolidate into one act the laws relating to the public printing and binding, and defining the duties of the superintendent of public printing, and to repeal chapter 185 of the Acts of Assembly of 1879-80. |
An ACT to incorporate the Spotsylvania railroad company. |
An ACT to authorize the trustees of the several school districts in the counties of Hanover, Henry, Franklin, and Charlotte, to expend the county school fund apportioned to their respective districts in the erection and repair of public school buildings. |