An Act to amend and reenact § 46.1-299, as amended, of the Code of Virginia, relating to devices signalling intention to turn or stop and rules therefor.

Volume 1968 Law 99

Volume	1874
Law Number	359
Subjects	Incorporation Property Voting

Chap. 359.—An ACT to incorporate The Southern Settlement Society.

Approved April 80, 1874.

Whereas, the immigration and settlement of a productive
population will promote the development of the resources of
this state, therefore, to encourage such an immigration and
settlement by co-operative and systematic action,

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of the state of
Virginia, That William Schmele, Claudius W. Murdaugh,
Benjamin E. Greer, Albert K. Owen, George W. Woodward,
Henry Schmele, Thomas 8. Sedgwick, Charles Herman,
Henry Schumacher, William Schmoele, junior, Charles Nanz,
oof The Southern Settlement Society, and the location of th
obein principal office of said company shall be in Portsmouth city
with power and authority in that name to have continua
ate Pow- sncecssion, and to have, bold, possess and acquire by any law
ndper- ful means any property and estate, real and personal, no!
roperty exceeding ten thousand acres of land in any one county of
jtofland this state, and the same may use, lease, Iet, mortgage, sell
transfer and convey, and may sue and be sued, contract and
be contracted with, and may have and use a common seal,
together with all tho other rights, powers and privileges pro-
per for them to have, possess, exercise, and enjoy as a com-
pany incorporated for the purposes above set forth.

l 2. That the capital stock of said company shall consist of
company Shares of not more than two hundred dollars each, and when
eorgan- two hundred thousand dollars shall have been subscribed,
and the payment thereof satisfactorily secured, the subscri-
bers in person, or by proxy, may organize the said company
ors; their by the election of five or more directors, and the directors for
» duties, the time being, for and in behalf of the company, may have,
exercise and enjoy all the rights, powers, franchises and priv-
ileges which are herein granted to the said company, and
may make by-laws, rules and regulations for the management
of the business and affairs of said company, and may, from
toborrow time to time, increase the resources of the company by bor-
Andee: rowing money on a pledge of their property, or without such
ty of pledge, or by new subscriptions; and the shareholders of said
olders_ company shall be bound, each for himself or herself to pay
the same due by them respectively on the shares held by
them, and the sums thus due or to become due, having been
paid, such shareholders shall not be liable for any other or
further payment on account thereof.

3 and 3. That the by-laws may prescribe the number and man-
ten ere- ner in which the directors, officers and agents of said com-

+s powers pany shall be appointed, and may prescribe their terms of
ope gervice, powers, duties and compensation; and until a further
organization is made, as hereinbefore provided for, the per-
sons named in the first section hereof, or a majority of them,
oardof acting in person or by proxy, are hereby authorized.to ap-
rs point a board of directors, with all the rights, powers, fran-
4. That the said company may keep a separate account,
and issue separate stock, for any settlement or colony, or se-
ries of colonies or settlements, to be founded by it, under
suitable separate names; and may redeem the shares of stock
issued therefor, respectively, by the nett proceeds of the sales
of land, or other property, or otherwise, in such manner, and
‘in such instalments or dividends, as may be stipulated in each

case, in the sale of the respective stock, and in accordance
with law, and the provisions of this act. :

5. That all bona fide settlers on the lands of said company,
or on lands sold to them by said company, shall, from the
date of their settlement thereon, enjoy the same protection,
rights, immunities and privileges, as other citizens of this
commonwealth, so far as their local, municipal, county or
state interests are concerned; and all such adult male set-
tlers shall have the right to vote in all municipal, county and
state elections in this state, from the date of their bona fide
settlement on the lands of said company, or on lands sold to
them by said company, on the same conditions of residence,
and other legal] qualifications, as are required of adult native
citizens of this state: provided, always, that they shall have
first complied with the naturalization laws of the United
States, to the extent of having made their declaration, under

oath, of an intention to become citizens of the United States
and of this state, and to forswear any other or former alle-
ance.

6. That all cash outlays proved to have been expended by
the said company on public roads, streets, or other public or
municipal or county Improvements, or easements, within or
communicating with their colonies or settlements, shall be
an offset to, and be deducted from, the taxes levied for simi-
lar purposes by the local authorities within whose jurisdic-
tion such outlays shall have been made.

7. And be it farther enacted, That this act shall be in force
from and after its passage.
AMES AND NUMBERS OF THE TOWNSHIPS ID}
OF VIRGINIA, AS REPORTED TO THIS

Accomack.—1, The Islands; 2, The Atlantic; 3, M
Pongoteague.

Albemarle.—1, Rivanna; 2, Whitehall ; 3, Scottsville
Charlottesville.

Alexandria.—1, Jefferson; 2, Arlington; 3, Washing
Alleghany.—1, Covington; 2, Boiling Spring; 3, Cli
Amelia.—1, Lee; 2, Giles; 3, Jackson.

Amherst.—1, Elon ; 2, Courthouse; 3, Temperance; -
Appomattox.—1, Southside, 2, Stonewall; 3, Clover |
Augusta.—1, Beverly Manor; 2, North River; 3, Mid
iver; 5, Riverhead; 6, Pastures. .

Bath.—1, Warm Spring; 2, Cedar Creek; 3, Willia
ugh.

Bedford.—1, Chamblissbur Bi 2, Staunton; 3, Ott
xarlemont; 6, Lisbon; 7, Li erty.

Bland.—1, Mechannsburg; 2, Seddon; 3, Sharon.
Botetourt.—1, Amsterdam; 2, Fincastle; 3, Buchana:
Brunswick.—1, Meherrin; 2, Totaro; 3, Red Oak.
Buchanan.—1, Grundy; 2, Garden; 3, Sand Lick.
Buckingham.—1, Maysville; 2, James River; 3, Sl.
all; 5, Curdsville; 6, Francisco.

Campbell_—1, Rustburg; 2, Brookville; 3, Otter R
alling River.

Caroline.—1, Bowing lane 2, Port Royal; 3, 3
nurch.

Carroll_—1, Pine _— 2, Laurel Fork; 3, Fancy ¢
Sulphur Spring.

Charles City——1, Harrison; 2, Tyler; 3, Chickahomi:
Charlotte.—1, Bacon; 2, Walton; 3, Madison; 4, Roa:

Chesterfield.—1, Bermuda; 2, Chester; 3, Matoaca;
idlothian; 6, Manchester; 7, Dale.

Clarke.—1, Greenway; 2, Chapel; 3, Battletown.
Craig.—1, New Castle; 2, Alleghany; 3, Summonsvil

Culpeper.—1, Jefferson; 2, Salem; 3 Cedar Mountain
Catalpa.

Cumberland.—1, Hamilton; 2, Madison; 3, Randolph.
Dinwiddie —1, Rowanty; 2, Sapony; 3, Darvills; 4, J
Elizabeth City —1, Chesapeake; 2, Wythe; 3, South |]
Essex.—1, Rappahannock ; 2, Central; 3, Occupacia.

Fairfax.—1, Centreville; 2, Lee; 3, Mount Vernon;
Providence; 6, Dranesville.

Fauquier.—1, Centre; 2, Scott; 3, Marshall; 4, Rap)
r Run.

Floyd.—1, Locust Grove; 2, Little River; 3, Jack
idge; 5, Indian Valley; 6, Burk’s Fork.

Fluvanna.—1, Fork Union; 2, Cunningham; 3, Colu

Franklin.—1, Rocky Mount; 2, Snow Creek; 3, Un
reek; 5, Bonbrook ; 6, Magodee; 7, Blackwater; 8
rown Hill. ‘

Frederick.—1, Stonewall; 2, Opequan; 3, Back Creek
Giles.—1, Pearisburg; 2, Wallser’s Creek; 3, Pembro
Gloucester—1, Abingdon; 2, Petsworth; 3, Ware.
Goochland.—1, Dover; 2, Licking Hole; 3, Byrd.
Grayson.—1, Old Courthouse; 2, Elk Creek; 3, Wils
Greene.—1, Monroe; 2, Stanardsville; 3, Ruckersvill
Greenesville—1, Beefield; 2, Hicksford; 3, Zion.

Halifax.—1, Staunton; 2, Roanoke; 3, Banister; 4, B
armel; 6, Hyco.

Hanover.—1, Henry; 2, Clay; 3, Ashland; 4, Beave
reek.

Henrico.—1, Tuckahoe; 2, Brookland; 3, Fairfield; 4

Henry.—1, Horge Pasture; 2, Ridgway; 3, Leather
lle.

Highland.—1, Blue Grass; 2, Monterey; 3, Stone@al
Isle of Wight—1, Windsor; 2, Hardy; 3, Newport.

James City—1, Jamestown; 2, Powhatan; 3, Stone |
King and Queen.—1, Newtown; 2, Stevensville; 3, B
King George—1, Passpatangy; 2, Shiloh; 3, Chotank.
King William.—1, Mangohick; 2, Acquinton; 3, West
Lancaster.—1, White Chapel; 2, Mantua; 3, White St

Lee.—1, Rose Hill; 2, White Shoals; 3, Jonesville; 4,
Yokum Station.

Loudoun.—1, Leesburg; 2, Broad Run;"} Mercer:
fferson ; 6, Lovettsville.

Louisa.—1, Green Spring; 2, Louisa Courthouse; 3, (
n.

Innenburg.—1, Lockleven; 2, Columbian Grove; 3, Ri
nt Grove; 5, Lewistown: 6, Brown’s Store.

Madison.—1, Robertson; 2, Locust Dale; 3, Rapid Ai
Mathews.—1, Piankitank; 2, Westville; 3, Chesapeak

Mecklenburg.—1, Clarksville; 2, Palmer’s Spring; 3, E
one; 5, Christiansville : 6, Flat Creek; 7, South Hill.

Middlesex.—1, Jamaica; 2, Sqluda; 3, Pine Top.

Montgomery.—1, Christiansburg; 2, Blacksburg; 3, A
rn.

Nansemond.—1, Chuckatuck; 2, Sleepy Hole; 3, C
eck.

Nelson.—1, Lovingston; 2, Rockfish; 3, Massie’s Mill

New Kent.—1, Black Creek; 2, St. Peter’s; 3, Cumt
eek.

Norfolk.—1, Western Branch; 2, Deep Creek; 3, Tai
ashington ; ', Pleasant Grove; 6, Butts’ Road.

Northampton.—1, Capeville; 2, Eastville; 3, Frankto

Northumberland.—1, Lottsburg; 2, Heathsville; 3, I
mico.

Nottoway.—1, Haytokah; 2, Blendon; 3, Bellefonte.
Orange.—1, Barbour ; 2, Madison; 3, Taylor; 4, Gord
Fage—I, Shenandoah Iron Works; 2, Mackeville; 3, I
iG.

Patrick—1, Mayo River; 2, Dan River; 3, Smith Riv
Pittsylvania.—1, Chatham; 2, Banister; 3, Staunton
Calland’s; 6, Tunstall; 7, Dan River; 8, Danville.
Powhatan.—1, Macon; 2, Spencer; 3, Huguenot.

Prince Edward.—1, Buffalo; 2, Hampden; 3, Leigh
armville.
Prince George—1, Templeton; 2, Rives; 3, Bland; 4
randon.
0 TOWNSHIPS.

Prince William.—1, Gainesville; 2, Manassas; 3, Brents
es; 5, Occoquan; 6, Coles.

Princess Anne.—1, Pungo; 2, Seaboard; 3, Kempsville.
Pulaski—1, Dublin; 2, Newbern; 3, High Wassie.

Rappahannock.—1, Wakefield; 2, Jackson; 3, Hampton
Piedmont.

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Richmond.—1, Stonewall; 2, Marshall; 3, Washington;
Roanoke.—1, Catawba; 2, Salem; 3, Cave Spring; 4, B:

Rockbridge——1, Lexington; 2, Natural Bridge; 3, Buff
reek; 56, Walker’s Creek; 6, South River.

Rockingham.—1, Plains; 2, Linville Creek; 3, Brock’s
al; 5, Franklin; 6, Harrisonburg; 7, Ashby; 8, Stonewa

Russell.—1, Lebanon; 2, Elk Garden; 3, New Garden
Copper Creek; 6, Castlewoods.

Scott_—1, Floyd; 2, Johnson; 3, Fulkerson; 4, Estillvill
Taylor; 7, Powell. ‘

Shenandoah.—1, Davis; 2, Stonewall; 3, Johnston; 4
shby; 6, Lee.

Smyth.—1, Rich Valley; 2, Marion; 3, St. Clair.

Southampton.—1, Drewrysville; 2, Boykin’s; 3, Newso
‘anklin; 5, Jerusalem; 6, Berlin and Ivor.

Spottsylvania.—1, Courtland; 2, Berkeley; 3, Livings'
llor. ,

Stafford—1, Falmouth; 2, Hartwood; 3, Rock Hill; 4,
Surry.—1, Blackwater; 2, Guilford; 3, Cobham.

Sussex.—1, Courthouse; 2, Henry; 3, Stony Creek; 4
averly; 6, Wakefield.

Tazewell.—1, Jeffersonville; 2, Clearfork; 3, Maiden Sp
Warren.—1, South River; 2, Front Royal; 3, Cedarvill
Warwick—1, Newport; 2, Denbigh; 3, Stanley.

Washington.—1, Saltville; 2, Glade Spring; 3, Abingdo
Kinderhook; 6, North Fork.

Westmoreland.—1, Washington; 2, Montross; 3, Cople.
Wise.—1, Richmond; 2, Gladeville; 3, Robinson; 4, Wa
Wythe.—1, Black Lick; 2, Fort Chiswell; 3, Speedwell
York.—1, Pocoson; 2, Grafton; 3, Nelson; 4, Bruton.
Accomack.—Courthouse; Onancock; Tangier Island; Pungoteagu
Locust Mount; Newstown; Guilford; Mappsville; Temperancevill
New Church; Messongo; Cingoteague.

Albemarle.—Courthouse; Monticello; Wingfield; Milton; Scottsvill
Porter's; Carter’s Bridge; Howardsville; Earlysville; Lindsay’s Tur
out; Stoney Point; Keswick Depot; Covesville; Hillsborough; Bate
ville; North Garden; Owensville; Free Union; White Hall; Blacksvill

Alexandria.—Graves’ Toll Gate; Washington Turnpike Road; Ball
Cross Roads; Thompson’s.

Alleghany.—Covington; Jackson’s River Depot; John M. Arett’
Wm. Damron’s. |

Amelia.—T wo.

Amherst.—Magruder’s Shop; Courthouse; Dillard’s Store; New Gla
gow; Temperance; Pedlar Mills; Millner’s Store; Oronoco.

Appomattox.—Courthouse; Walker’s Church; Tower Hill; Bethan
Church; Woodlawn; Oakville; Stonewall Church.

Augusta.—Folley Mills; Peaco’s Mill; Hebron Church; Sandy Ho
low; Bolivar; Greenville; Midway; Qewport; Middlebrook; Wayne
boro’; Fishersville; Bartersbrock; Rerendo Mount Sidney; Mour
Meridian; Verona; New Hope; Red Mills; Mount Solon; Parnassu:
Spring Hill; Centreville; Sangersville; Churchville; Lebanon Spring:
Buffalo Gap; Craigsville; Deerfield.

Bath.—Courthouse; Hickman’s School-house; Cedar Creek Mill:
Crawford’s Mill; Millboro’ Springs.

Bedford.—Liberty; Peaksville; Pollard’s Store; Everett’s; Charl
mont; Big Island; Forest Depot; Bigbie’s Shop; Chamblissburg; Stev
artsville; Fancy Grove; Cedar Hill; Robinson’s Store; Patterson’s Mil

Botetourt—James’ Store; Amsterdam; Mt. Union; Zimmerman
Shop; Fincastle; Junction Store; Dagger’s Springs; Buchanan; Jacl
son; Flaherty’s Store. .

Bland.—Mechanicksburg; Seddon; Sharon; Rocky Gap; Cameron’

Brunswick.—Sunny Side; Gholsonville; Kelly’s Store; Dromgoole
Store; Lawrenceville; Smoky Ordinary; Sturgeonville; Trotter's Store
Edmunds’ Store; Harper's Home.

Buchanan.—Grundy; Knox; Need More; Hd. Dismal; Sand Lick
Haricane.
Buckingham.—Eleven.

Campbell—Concord; New London; Arnoldton; Brookneal; Co
house; Mount Zion; Hat Creek; Morgan’s Mill; Marysville; Cs
Craig; Burton’s Creek; Terry’s; Paulett’s; Leesville; Friend's W
house; Martin’s Warehouse.

Caroline Bow ling Green ; Courthouse; Dunn’s Store; Sparta; Wh
Mill; Port Royall; Farmer’s Shop; Guinea’s Station; Madison; Re
Church; Golansville; Néedwood.

Carroll—Courthouse; Polly Quesenberry’s; Courthouse; Aaron !
ter’s; Smith’s Mill; Voluntine Leonard’s; Courthouse; Martin Haw
Sulphur Springs; Courthouse.

Clarke.—Lindsey’s Store; White Post; Morgan’s Mill; Millw<
Mt. Airy; Berryville.

Charles City —Bradley’s Store; Courthouse; Pollard & Walker’s St

Charlotte——Aspinwall; Priddy’s Store; Scott’s Old Store; Smi
Old Tavern; Harvey’s Store; Courthouse; Keysville; Clements; Wy
burg; Red Oak Grove.

Chesterfield.—Goode’s Store; Clover Hill R. R. Co.’s Store; Tuck
Store; Winfrey’s Store; Cearsley’s Store; Hancock’s Store; Town H
Farley’s Store; Haywood’s Store; Bishop’s Store; Courthouse; W
dridge & Clarke’s Store.

Craig.—Courthouse; Paint Bank, at the house of Adam Smith.
Pitt’s Creek; the house of Archibald Caldwell, on Sinking Creek;
house of George Sarver, on Craig’s Creek; the house known as Walk
Storehouse.

Culpeper—Courthouse; Mitchell’s Station; Stevensburg; Fos
Store; Jeffersonton; Rixeyville; Eldorado; Brown’s Store.

Cumberland.—W alton’s Mill; Courthouse; Brown’s Church.
Danville—Masonic Hall.

Dinwiddie—Courthouse; Reams’ Station; Cherry Hill; Brookl:
Oak Grove; Darville City; White Oak; Pool’s Store; Sutherland's.

Elizabeth City—The Chesapeake Township; the Wythe Towns
the Southfield Township.

Essex.—Loretto; Loyd’s; Tappahannock; Enterprise; Chapel Gr
Centre Cross.

Fauquier—Warrenton; New Baltimore; Orleans; Salem; Markh
Paris; The Plains; Rectorstown; Warrenton Junction; Bristersb
Morrisville; Bealton.

Fairfax.—Centreville; Clifton; Arundles’; Bayliss’; Pulman; A
tink; Courthouse; Vienna; Langley; Spring Vale; Thornton’s; Tho
son’s; West End; Falls’ Church.

Floyd.—Six.

Fluvanna.—Courthouse; Hunter’s Lodge; Davis’ Store; Ke
Store; Haden’s Store; E. A. Winn & Co.’s Store; Temperance BE
at Fork Union.
ine-House; Fourth Ward: Blankenship’s, No. 109, Crowder’s Store ;
ifth Ward: Quarles’ Store; Sixth Ward: Blick’s Store; Butterworth’s
Store.

Pittsylvania—Courthouse; Carter’s Old Tavern; Riceville; Aspen
Grove; Straight Stone; Chalk Level; Hurt’s Store; Berger’s Store;
White’s ; Sandy Level; Moorman’s; Swansonville; Whitmell; Cascade ;
lollshouse of Danville Toll-bridge Company ; Ringgold; Laurel Grove;
Hall’s Cross Roads ; Pace’s Warehouse; Neal’s Old Warehouse ; Planter’s
Warehouse ;s Graves’ Warehouse; Holland’s Warehouse.

Portsmouth.—Jefferson Ward : Courthouse ; Jackson Ward, Town Hall.

Powhatan.—Ballsville ; Smith’s Cross Roads; Courthouse; Pineville ;.
Sublett’s Tavern ; Powhatan Station.

Princess Anne.—Blackwater; Creed’s Bridge; Capp’s Store; Court-
nouse; London Bridge; Kempsville.

Prince Edward.—W orsham ; Briery; Gregn Bay; Rice’s; Spring Creek;
Prospect; Farmville. _

Prince George.—Lea’s Mill; Sturdivant’s Shop; Sherman’s Cross
Roads; Grammar’s; Harrison’s Store.

Prince William.—Six.
Pulaski.—Dublin Depot; Newbern; Harmony Church; Cecil’s Chapel.

Rappahannock.—At the house of Mrs. Elizabeth Richins, on Flint Hill;
it the house of D. W. Silvey, in Amisville; at the house of John W.
Ryan, in Woodville; Courthouse; at the house of Mrs. Ann Millan, in
sperryville.

Richmond city— Marshall Ward: first precinct, second precinct, third
precinct; Jefferson Ward: first precinct, second precinct, third precinct,
ourth precinct; Madison Ward: first precinct, second precinct, third
yrecinct, fourth precinct ; canily hides first precinct, second precinct,.
hird precinct, fourth precinct; Clay Ward: first precinct, second pre-
‘inct, third precinct; Jackson Ward: first precinct, second precinct,
hird precinct.

Richmond.—Newland; Warsaw; Braxton’s Store; Farnham Church.
Roanoke.—Brand’s Store; Courthouse; Cave Spring; Big Lick Depot;

a Shop.
ockbridge—Courthouse; Hartsook’s Shop; Oak Bank; Horner's
store; Lowman’s Mill; Goshen; Brownsburg; Fairfield.

Rockingham.—Timberville; Tenth Legion; Linville; Mitchell School-
iouse; Carpenter Schoolhouse; Fulks’ Mill; Metting’s Store; Mount
Yhriton; Dayton; Rawley Springs; Bridgewater; Mount Crawford;
)ttobine ; Harrisonburg; Keezletown; Cross Keys; Fair Hill; Peales’
Yross Roads; Port Republic; McGayheysville; Conrad’s Store.

Russell—Lebanon; E. R. Baylor’s Store; Thomas S. Johnson’s Store-
iouse; Wm. M. Lockhart’s Store; house of Jacob Cook; James M. Han-
on’s Storehouse; house of Isaac B. Fugate; house of Francis M. Dor-
an: honge of William J. Wampler: house uf John Banner: house of
Scott.—Estillville; Winiger’s; Stony Point; Nickelsville; Osborn
Ford; Stony Creek; Pendleton’s Storehouse; Jennings’; Roller’s.

Shenandoah.—Strasburg; Jiebanqn Church; Courthouse; Conns
Church; Town Hall; Manoah; Harman’s Mill; Dry Run Schoolhou
Edenburg; the Ohurch above and near Columbia Furnace; Mount Ja
son; Hudson’s Cross Roads; New Market; Forestville.

Smyth.—Courthouse; Atkins’ Mill; Bradford; Mrs. E. J. Willian
Robert 8. Bonham’s; Chatham Hill; St. Clair’s Bottom; Saltville; B
Spring.

Southampton.—Drowrysville; Green Plain Store; Boykin’s Depot; O
Grove; Newsom’s Depot; Joyner’s Store; Franklin; Jerusalem; Ble
Creek Church; Berlin; Ivor.

Spotsylvania.—Kight.

Stafford.—Courthouse; Griffis’ Store ; Falmouth; White Oak; Ha
wood; Harwood; Stafford Store; Masters’.

Staunton.—First Ward: Courthouse ; Second Ward: Union Hall.

Surry.—Philips’ Store; Courthouse; Wall’s Bridge.

Sussex.—Courthouse; Henry; Stony Creek; Newville; Waver
Wakefield. .

Tazewell.—Jeffersonville; Liberty Hill; Mo. of Indian; Dry For
Bluestone; Lawson’s Store, (in Burk’s Garden;) Poor Valley; Sha
ver’s Mill.

Warren.—Leith’s Schoolhouse; Courthouse; Cedarville; Howellsvil
Leary’s Schoolhouse.
\ Warwick.—Three.

Washington Goodson ; Hall’s Bottom p Abingdon; Good Hope; Ads
Peters’; Wesley Flowers; White’s Milly John W. Worley’s; Maha
nion; Fullen’s Schoolhouse; Friendship; Rock Spring.

Westmoreland.—Oak Grove; Baynesville; Montross; Warrensvill
Hague; Oldham’s Cross Roads.

Winchester.—First Ward: Grim’s Hotel; Second Ward: Friendsh
Engine-house; Third Ward: Sarah Zane Engine-house; Fourth War
Union Engine-bouse.

Wise.—Five.

Wythe—Courthouse; Mount Airy Depot; Seam’s Shop; Grahan
Forge; Zion; Moore’s Schoolhouse; Poplar Camp.

York.—F ort McGruder; Courthouse; Cockletown; Tabernacle Chure
Name.

NEW YORK:
Thomas Kilvert,
Edward Bissell,
W. H. Melick,

W. J. Hildreth,

A. Ostrander,

M. J. Merchant,

J.M. Varnum,

M. B. Maclay,
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H. E. Hindmarsh,
C. H. Krumbhaar,
Joseph Frankish,
Edward Shippen,

T. D. Rand,

E. A. Woodward,

Henry Reed,

J.E. Carpenter,

H. P. Roche,
C. Chauncey,
8. L. Taylor,

H. Phillips, Jr.,

J.P. Diver,

Cc. B.
E. J. Jones,
J. B. Bell,

MARYLAND:

W. B. Hill,
W. W. Latimer,

W. Quantmeyer,
M. Alexander, Jr.,

H. L. Emmons,

A. B. Magruder,

H. B. Dulaney,
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COUNTIES AXD Cracurr Counts.— WHEN RATION COURTS.— CouRnTs.—QuaBTERBLY

CoRPpoRaTIONs, TxEM COMMENOES. Monroiy TERMS. TEenMs.

Accomack, - | March Ist, June lst, and Octo- ;
Last Monday, - | March, May, Aug., and N«

ber Ist,
Albemarle - | February 15th, May sth, and
ym October 18th, : lst Monday, - March, June, Aug., and Nx

Monday in Nov. and a 4th Monday, - Feb., May, August, and Nc
Monday in Sept. and Feb F 2d Monday.
an

han - | April 25ta, ust 15th,
Alleghany, er 1 sth 8d Monday, - - | March, June, Aug., and N

ovembe
Amelia, - -| March 10th June “loth, and .
October 20th 4th Wednesday, - | March, May, Aug., and N
Amherst, - - | March 30th Jane | 10¢h, and |
5 October 34, “ "su, F $d Monday, - - | March, June, Aug., and N
ppomat - | January ay an
om gr! Jane ut, i Oc. 4th Thursday, March, May, Aug., and N
Augusis, tober Ist, 4th Monday, - “8 ome Octo in Feb., Ap
Bath, - «| April ath, E st loth, and
ovembe 4th Thursday, March, ‘May, Aug., ceed N
Bedford, - - Pebruny, ath , May ith, and Tuesday after 4th Monda
Bepten 4th Monday, - - a Feb., May, Aug., and
Bland, - « sau onal in ‘May. 4 4th th Mon-) ’ ’ i
D and on- | :
day aft Yeo ter ath Monday in }| let Monday, - - | Dec., Feb., April, and Jul:
tetourt, - | April 1 Tsth, Ju 15th, an
Bo ovember 1th 94 Monday, - - | March, June, Aug., and N
Bronswick, - | March 10th, June 18th, and
November 10th, 4th Monday, - - | March, June, Aug., and N
Buckingham, - | March 26th, June 20th, and
November MM . 9d Monday, - - | March, June, Aug., and N
uchanan Last Mon uly Tuee- ) .
B t seen etter Yast Monday in|| Tuesday afterthird| j= | |.
County anp Corpo-| CoumTy awp ConPoRraTiox

COUNTIES AND Crmcurr Courts.— WHEN
RATION CoURTS.— CourTs.—QUARTERLY
CORPORATIONS. Tenm COMMENCES. Monruty Tznus. Trews.
Campbell, - April 9th, June 20th, and Oo-
7 2d Monday, - -| March, June, Aug., and No
Caroline, - March 20th, May 20th, and
9s sete 5th, 24 Monday, - -| Feb., May, August, and No
Carroll, - - | 8d Monday in April, and ed
Monday in Aug. and Oct.,- | 8d Monday, - ~-/| Feb., May, July, and Nov.
Charles City, = | AP vember Sou, St. and $d Thureda March, May, Aug., and N.
ovem = = e C
Charlotte, - | Feb, 25th, May 25th, and Oc- ‘et Monda March, J , ea , and ¥.
on - e une. 0
Chesterfield, - Feb, 13th, May 18th, and Oc- aM ma ash ae, ane
rl onday, - - une, Aug., and No
Clarke - - aren A 1th, Febrasry 224,
Craig, - Foon it rune oat, and | Tuesda after first y, an
October 24th Monday, - January, May, Je J ay, and Oc
Culpeper, - - February is ist April 33d, and
November Ist, 8d Monday, - - anid May, July, and Oc
Cumberland, -| April 5th, August 25th, and
: ovember 10th, 4th Monday, - - | February, May, July, and 0
Danville, - - | April 24thand November 24th, 2d Monday, - - mt a Mocday i in Feb., Apri
Dinwiddie, -| MarehdJst, June Sth, and No- and November.
vember Ist, 8d Monday, - -/| Jan., May, August, and No
Elisabeth City, - | March 20th, June 1th, and
October 20th, 4th Thursday, - | Mareh, May, Aug., and No
Eoer November 0th, April 7th, and 84 Monda Jan., March, July, and
Ce) e »
Fairfax, - - | 2d Mondayin June, wet Wea. sh “un 7 Ser
nesday in November, and? | 8d Monday, - - | March, June, Aug., and No
lst Monday in February, .
Fauquier, - -/| Tuesday after pat Monday in
: September, 2d Monday in| 4th Monday, - - | March, May, Ang., and No
after ins rd oa es A Apri
Floyd, - toy 4 ee ery 2a Monday, - ~-/| March, June, Aug., and No
Fluvanna, - - eth, peers ith Monda Say. A: —
on bead 2 March, e C2)
Franklin, - - April ithyg a 12th, and No- 7 7) ONS
vember 12th, ist Monday March, June, Aug., aad No
Monday betore is Ist
Frederick, - + /| October 27th, March 4th, and
June 7th, - Dec., onday. ore
Gites, May 26th, September 26th, Tuced #4 Tassie.
e e y ° a
and D ber 26 . Mon y> bad ba March, May, Aug., and No
Gloucester, - | October 27th, March lst, and .
ist Wednesday of July, - | lst Monday, - - | March, May, Aug., and No
Goochland, - | March 15th, May 29th, and
tember Ist, 3d Thursday, > a March, May, Abg., and No
oi hae nM Reber Cpe oer and Ag, 4th Mond Feb., May, July, and Oct.
and last Mon onday, - eb. ’ ’
Greene, - -/ April 8th, July sth, and o- Wedneslay A " sa, Bept. and
vember onday, - -{ April, ’ Dee.
Greensville, - | March 20th, une 28d, and .
a —— it, and Oc. lst Monday, - -{| March, May, Aug., and Cet.
os cd une
, ate bt 4th Monday, - - j ate oe Monday in Feb. Jun
Hanover, - -| March lst, May 20th, and No-
vember 84 Wednesday, - | Feb., April, J wy, anor Nov.
Henrico, - - 3d Monday cf Jan., ‘Ist Mon- :
day of wrk en and iat Mon-}| lst Monday, - - | March, May, Aug., and No
ay 0
Henry, - -1| March 18th, J ne “18th,
October 18th, 94 Monday, - -| March, June, Aug., and No
Highland, - ~- | April 18th, , (ANE. 24, and No-
vember 3d 4th Monday, - - |:-March, May, Aug., and Oct.
Isle of Wight, - February ath, May: 26th, and
Octobe Ist Monday, - - | March, June, Aug., and No
wae pr April sot, 5 hy Sth, and No
liamsburg, vember 20th, 2d Monday, - ~- | March, June, Aug., and Oc
King George, - | March 80th, Bept. Ist, and
November 1st. Ist Thursday, - | March, June, Aug., and No
King & Queen, - | Nov. 25th, April 26th, and 4th
Wednesday of July, - -|2dThursday,- ~- | March, Jane, Sept., and De
King William, - | Nov. 17th, April 15th, and 2d
ednesday of July, - - | 4th Monday, - ~- | June, April, July, and Oct
Lancaster,- - | Oct. 7th, April Ist, and 2d

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COUNTIES AND
CoRPORATIONS.

7
a

New Kent, -

N orfolk City, =
Norfolk County,

Portsmouth City,
Powhatan, e
Princess Anne, -
Prince Edward, -
Prince George, -
Prince William,
Pulaski, - -

Rappehannock, -

Crgcuir Counts.— WHEN
Tenm COMMENCES.

4th Monday in Aug. +» Nov. ”

and March, -
4th Monday in April, 8d
Monday in October, ait}
8d Monday in January,
10th, May 10th,
Apr isth, Bept ber 5th,
5 mber
Rad November 20th, -
April 20th and October 2th,
April let, June 25th, and i Bep-

ber 20 20th,
Oct. 20th March loth, and
4th Wednesday of June, -
April 25th, September 10th,
and December Ist.
Oct. 14th, March 17th, and 84

ber = 10th, |

Feb. ist May 19th, and | Bep-
tember 29th

March 18th, May ‘30th, and
Septem ber 23d,

May 6th, July za, and De-
cember 6th, -

A 15th and Nov. 15th, -

arch 8th, June 23d, and ‘No-

vember $d, -

March- 12th, June oth, and
October 13th, -

Oct. Ist, March 25th, and Ist
Wednesday of J

Feb. lst, May lst, and

March ith, June ith, an
October ist,

aa eee ist, Jan. 5th, and

April’ Ist, July Ist, and No-
vember Ist,

May 25th and November: a5th,

Feb. 15th, eer 15th, and Bep-
tember 15

January sth "and July “15th,

March 5th, Jane 6th, and Ue-

January 25th, Ma lath, a

anuary y an
Septem r 32d,

Feb.:15th, May 18th, and Bep- j
tember 25

Febru 8th, May Sth, and
October 8th, ee
24a Monday ix in October J anu-

a
sa" Monday in in’ March and
August, a and 4th ‘satay

Tue nday after 3d Monday in) |.

March, Tuesday after Ist
Monday in June, and Tues-
day after 4th Monday in
November, -

lst Monday in Feb., and
Monday in May and Oct.

April 18th, June isth, an

tober both,

April ist, July Ist, and No-
vember 4

February 25th, May loth, and
September 10th, -

Soper vil Teh, Jan. Asth,

Ist oionday in August, 'N o-}
vember and

Thureday after 2d Monday in

Aug., Nov., and March,
Augast 20th Oth, Dee. (5th, | and

County

RATION CURTB.—
Monruriy Terms.

2d Monday, - -

2a Monday, = ~

2d Monday, -
lst day, - -

4th Thursday, -
lst Monday, - -

8a Monday, bod Ld
$4 Monday, - -

2d Monday.
Ist Ys =

4th Monday,
4th Monday, - -

4th Monday, -
8d Thursday, -

Ist Monday, - -

lst Monday,
lst aly nad ‘after 8d
Mopday, - =

2d Thureday,- -

lest Monday, - -

Thursday after lst
Monday, =

2d Monday, - -

lst Monday, - -
lst Monday, - -
8d Monday, - -
lst Monday, - -

8d Monday

Tose after first
onda -

lat Tuesday after

2d Monday, -

Monday ore 2d

Corpo-| Country anp CORPORATIO}

CovunTs.—QUARTERLY
TERMS.

8d_Monday in Jan., Apr
Jaly, and October.

March, June, Aug., and Nc

March, June, Aug, and Ne

March, May, A and Ne
March, June, Bent, and Di

Feb., June, Aug., and Nov.
March, May, Aug., and Nc
Feb., May, August, and N<
March, May, Aug., and Ne
March, Jane, Aug., and Nc
March, June, Aug., and Ne
Feb., May, July, and Nov.

Aug., and Nc
Feb. rarely Jaly, and Oct.

March, June, Aug., and Nx
March, June, Sept., and Nx

March, May, Aug., and Nx

March, May, Aug., and N«
Feb., May, July, and Nov.

4th th’ Monday Feb., Ms

| August, end November

, June, Sept., and D.

March, June, Aug., and N<

March, June, Aug., and O
March, June, Aug., and O
Feb., May, Aug., and Nov.
March, May, Aug., and Oc
March, June, Aug., and O

March, June, Aug., and O

March, May, Aug., and Oc!

Jan., April, July, and Oct.
March, May, Aug,, and No
March, June, Aug., and Ne
March, June, Aug., and Ne
Fely, May, August, and Ne
Mafih, June, Aug., and Nx
March, June, Aug., and N«

afr.anrkh YVYernn Acom ned RYz
ABINGDON ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.
Encorparated, 422-8

ACCOMAC COUNTY.

Duty of county judge of, &c., 88-9

Section 1, chapter 100, Code of 1878,

amended, in relation to hauling seines
in the waters of Northampton,

ACTION OF DETINUE.
In relation to,

ADJUTANT GENERAL.
Building formerly occupied as guard-
house, assigned to, as a depot for
-arsenal and ordnance stores, 874

e .

AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH AND CONGREGATION,
STAUNTON. e

Authorized to execute deeds of trust, 155-6

185

AIDS.
‘ection 17, chapter 28, Code 1878, in
relation to aids to the governor,

ALEXANDRIA CITY.
New registration in Alexandria and coun-
ty provided for, 178
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
New registration in Alexandria city and,

provided for, 178
In relation to records of, 199-201
ALLEGHANY IMPROVEMENT COM-
PANY.
incorporated, 869-870

' AMENDMENTS.

Proposed to corstitution in relation to
-county organization, 9.
Sabmission of proposed amendments
to constitution, in relation to county
organization, provided for, 208 to 212
To constitution, in relation to county
organizations, 2

AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN LAND
COMPANY.
Aincorporated, 195-7

AMES, JOHN W.
Authorized to erect a pier or wharf on
Nansemond river,

AMHERST AND NELSON.
Section 9, chapter 166, Code 1878, for
the transfer of causes from Amherst
and Nelson to the court at Staunton,
amended, &c.,

APPROPRIATIONS.
Public revenue appropriated for fiscal
year 1873-4, 465 to

ARBITRATION.

To provide counsel to appear before the
arbitratars on the boundary line be-
tween Virginia and Maryland, and
making an appropriation to the ex-
penses of said arbitration,

ARMS AND ORDNANCE STORES
To provide for storage and preservation
‘of the, of the state,

ARTIFICIAL LEG.
Provided for A. J. Nunn,

ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
Provided for soldiers, é
Board to supply, to issue artificial leg,
commutation therefor, to A. J.
uno,

ASHLAND.
Charter of town of, amended, 1!

ASSESSORS.

Compensation of, in Accomac and North
ampton, for certain services,

Number and residence of, and duty,
&c., of, under act for assessment, levy
and collection of taxes, 282

Duty of, to assess shares of banks, &c.,

Duty and fee of, in relation to forfeited
and delinquent lands, 8

‘

ASSISTANT KEEPERS OF THE PI
TENTIARY.

Salaries of,
ATLANTIC BRIDGE COMPANY.
Incorporated, 48

ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
In relation to commencing the work on
the road to Cumberland Gap, 279 to 282

ATTORNEYS FOR THE COMMON-
WEALTH. ;
Shall defend applications for certain or-
ders or certificates,
Duty of, under act for preservation, &c.,
of oysters, 288 to 249

ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Shall discharge functions of office of
governor, &c.,

Shall represent Virginia, as counsel, be-
fore arbitrators on the boundary be-
tween Virginia and Maryland, and
making an appropriation to pay the
expenses of said arbitration, . 21

AUGUSTA COUNTY FAIR.
Name of, changed to the Baldwin Au-

gusta Fair, 9
AUGUSTA FIRE COMPANY OF OF STAUN-
Incorporated, 421

AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
To inform certain officers of adoption
of a joint resolution in reference to
the sale of forfeited and delinquent
lands,
Further time given to qualify,
To pay claims for artificial limbs, 40-1
To furnish general assembly with
amounts of certain levies, 10-1
To receive from Joseph H. Nelson con- 104

solidated coupon bonds,
Ap ropriation to pay for printing, &c.,
e Code, to be paid upon warrant of, 189
To receive coupon bonds from securi-
Wes of John D. Templeton. 212
Duty of, under act for relief of sureties
of William Sample, 252-8
To pay into the public treasury so mach
of the public revenue as the second
auditor may certify to be necessary to
pay interest on public debt, as provi-
ed in act to provide for payment of
interest on the public debt, 264
Constituted 4 member of a board ; pay-
ment of interest on the public debt, 264-5
Authority given to abate judgment
against A. 8. Modesitt, late treasurer
of Page county,
Duty of, under act for assessment, levy
and collection of taxes, 282 to 852
Duty of, under act for assessment of
taxes on railroad and other compa-
nies, 858 to $61

Certain amount to be recovered on mo-
tion of, in relation to assessment of
shares’of banks, &c.,

To issue duplicate warrant in favor of
James 0. Swanson,

Directed to pay to Warner Eubank,
guardian of John 8. Eubank of Lan-
caster, a certain sum of money,

Duty of, to pay into the public treasury
money to pay Baring Brothers & Co.
amounts advanced by them for the
state,

Shall keep a record of all real estate re-
turned delinquent, 8!

To issue warrant in favor of Dr. Wil-
liam E. Michie,

To issue warrant to Richmond Howit-
zers,

To issue warrant in favor of Carter M.
Louthan,

May, at his discretion, suspend legal
proceedings on official bond of J. M.
Phillips,

Time extended for final settlement of
treasurer of city of Richmond with, 4

Authorized to sell three tug-boats wed
in collecting the oyster revenue of
the state,

Duty of, under act for relief of securi-
ties of Fernando King, late sheriff of
Surry county,

To draw warrant or warrants for repairs

nhouse attached to gubernato-

rial mansion, a

Duty of, under appropriation bill,

465 to

BACK CREEK.
Councils of Norfolk city to drain, &c.,
and to change in said city, 8é

BAILEES.
Further protection of, for reward and
compensation, 4\(

BALDWIN AUGUSTA FAIB.
Name of Augusta County Fair changed
to,

BALTIMORE.
Establishing a line of steamboats be-
tween the landings on the Rappahan-
nock river, the city of Baltimore,
Maryland, or both, ‘

BALTIMORE, CHESAPEAKE AND RI
MOND STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Richmond, York River and Chesapeake
railroad company authorized to sub-
scribe to the stock of the,

BANISTER.
Town of, incorporated,
Trustees of town of authorized to elect
@ president,
BANKING ASSOCIATIONS.
Assessment of shares of, and imposing
a tax thereon, 861-2
BANKS.
Assessment of shares of, and imposin
a tax thereon, 561-2

BANK
Chartered, 469-71

BANK OF JACKSONVILLE.
Incorporated,

BANK OF MARION.
Incorporated, $1

BANK OF POTOMAC AND SAFE DEPO-
SIT COMPANY OF ALEXANDRIA.
Incorporated, 881-2

BARING BROTHERS & CO.
To provide for paying to, the amounts
advanced by them for the state,

BASEMENT OFFIOES.
Governor and treasurer, with aid of ex-
perts, to examine and report condi-
tion of,

BATTIE, ROBERT B. & CO.
Allowed to erect a pier on James river, 221

BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES,
Appointment of trugtees for having no
nds authorized,

BESSEMER COMPANY.
Authorized to purchase and dispose of

OF COMMERCE.

880

lands in Virginia, 166
BIG LICK.
Town of, incorporated, 71

Certain sale confirmed made by trus-
tees of Tinker Creek Baptist church,
and to empower them to convey land
sold to the Big Lick board of public
free schools, 160-1

BLACK aya AND COVE PLASTER
BENE NPIKE IN WYTHE COUN-
t

Completion of, provided for, 865-6

BLACKSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY.
Incorporated, 12-14

BLAND AND GILES COUNTIES.
Granting of ordinary and other license
in, regulated, 68

BLAND AND STE WILLIAM COUN-

To provide an increase of the connty
and district school funds of Prince

William and Bland counties, 874

BLOOM GROVE QUAREYING, MIN
AND MANUFACTURING COMPAN
Second section of act incorporating,
amended, 4l

BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Duty of, &c., act to give effect to a com-
promise of the litigation in respect
to the construction and effect of will
of Samuel Miller, deceased, }

BOARD OF ELECTION COMMIS8S)
| ERS.
Duty of,

BOARD OF IMMIGRATION.
Duty of under act for the encourage-
ment of immigration,

!
BOARD OF PUBLIO WORKS.
Authorised and directed to transfer all
the ‘right, title and interest of this
state, &c., in and to the Jacksonville
and Christiansburg turnpike to the
counties through which it passes,
Required to decide and determine suf-
ficiency of guaranty and assurance
of the building of Kentucky connec-
tion of railroad at Cumberland Gap,

Duty of to. adopt plans for fish ladders,

and furnish printed instructions in re-
gard to the erection of the same,

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Duty of, protection of sheep in counties
of Clarke, Frederick and Charlotte,

Act authorizing, of Craig county to con-
tract for keeping in repair portion of
Price’s turnpike road, amended, ‘

Duty of, of Wythe county, in relation
to completion of Black Lick and Cove
Plaster Bank turnpike, in Wythe
eounty,

Of Princess Anne, Charles City and
New Kent counties to let out work-
ing of public roads in said counties,

3
Duty of, under act to prevent obstruc-
tions to free pussage of fish,
Declaring the substitution of the word
‘supervisors’ for the word “ justi-
ces” in 7th section, 50th chapter,
Code 1878, &c., to be the true mean-
ing, &c., of the law,

BONDS.
Section 8, chapter 46, Code 1873, in
relation to sheriffs’ bonds,
Safekeeping of certain state bonds pro-

vided for,
SE OE Ease

elief of J. H. C. Jones and A. C.
Walker, executors of Peter Toombs,
who was surety of, late sheriff of Es-
sex county,

BOUNDARY LINE.
enry A. Wise paid for his services as
eommissioner, and for his expenses,
&c., to adjust, between Virginia and
Maryland, 107-8
rbitrators designated to ascertain and
fix the, between Maryland and Vir-
ginia, 161-2
© provide counsel to appear before
the arbitrators on the, between Vir-
ginia and Maryland, and making ap-
propriation to pay expenses of ssid
arbitration, 261

ROCKS’ GAP, HARDY AND HAMP-
SHIRE RAILROAD COMPANY.
ct to incorporate, amended, and nam

176

changed, ' 156
oY BYon.
own of, incorporated, 105-6

_ BROWN, CHARLES LISTON.
hancery court of city of Richmond
authorized to permit the last will of,
to be withdrawn from the clerk’s of-
fice of said court,

BUCHANAN.
ime extended within which the town-
ship collectors of Wise and, may re-
turn their delinquent lists for 1872-78,

BULL RUN.
eclaring, a lawful fence from its junc-
tion with Warrenton pike to its junc-
tion with Occoquan river,

CANAL COMPANIES.
858 to 861

177
155

450

axes ON,

stablishment of a new school district
fn the county of, 1

CAUSES.
ection 9, chapter 156, Code 1878, for
the transfer of, from Amherst and
Nelson, to the court at Staunton,

amended,

CAVEAT.

action 81, chapter 108, Code 1878, re-
lative to proceedings on a, amend-
ed, &c.,

CENTRAL LUNATIC ASYLUM.
dditional appropriation made to,

CHAIN GANGS.
ection 24, chapter 196, Code 1878, pro-
viding for organizing,

457

187

415

186

Sections 11 and 14 of chapter 155, Code
1878, amended in relation to terms of
circuit and, of Richmond city,

Section 6, chapter 155, Code, amended
relative to jurisdiction of Richmond
city, 2

CHANCERY COURT OF RICHMO}
CITY

Authorized to permit last will of Charles
Liston Brown to be withdrawn from
clerk's office,

CHANCERY DOCKETS.
Section 2, chapter 178, Code 1878,
amended as to chancery dockets,

CHAPPAWAMSIE CREEK.
A portion of, a lawful fence,

CHARLES CITY.
See Public Roads.
®

CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
Protection of sheep in,

CHARLOTTE COUNTY IMMIGRATI
SOCIETY.
Incorporated, \ 4

CHARLTON, JOSEPH.
To release secureties of, from the pay-
ment of a forfeited rébognizance,

CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Certain sections of an act to provide a.
new charter for the town of, amend-
3

3 &«.,

CHARTERED COMPANIES.
Section 68, chapter 57, Code 1878,
amended, &<c., with reference to,

CHATHAM.

Charter of town of, amended, 26!

CHESAPEAKE AND ALBEMARLE RB:
WAY COMPANY.
Incorporated, . 1!

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILRO.
COMPANY.

Act to dispense with security and regu-
late the trial of certain controversies
between the state and the,

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.

Duty of county treasurer of,

The qualified voters of, authorized to
vote on the removal of the county
courthouse, and duty of county judge
and clerk, 4
reuit court of Lynchburg granted a.
charter of incorporation to the Peo-
ples Savings Bank at Lynchburg,

. city of Lynchburg granted a char-
ter of incorporation to the Virginia
Savings Bank of Lynchburg, 18-15

ction 13, chapter 123, Code 1878, re-
lative to the power of corporation,
and over guardians and wards,

amended, &c., 188

mes for holding terms of, prescribed,

146 to 151
sction 18 of an act approved March

27, 1873, fixing the times for holding -
the, amended, &c., , 176

sctions 11 and 14 af chapter 155, Code
1878, amended in relation to terms of
the chancery, and of Richmond,

> amend section 8 of act to fix the
terms of the,

action 10, chapter 9, and section 2,
chapter 155, Code 1878, amended,
&c., in reference to jurisdiction of,

f Russell county, to have jurisdiction
of any suit which may be brought by
surety or sureties to subject property
of William Sample, late sheriff of Rus-
sell county, to the payment of a cer-
certain judgment, 252-3

uthority given to circuit and corpora-
tion courts, during any term, to order
the empanneling of grand juries for
such term, 864

ime fixed for holding courts in the 11th
circuit, and 15th section, chapter 155,
Code 1878, repealed, 864-5

CITIES AND TOWNS.
ivision of, into wards, authorized, 468-4

CITY TREASURER.
ime extended for final settlement of
the treasurer of the city of Rich-
mond, with the auditor of public
accounts,
ime extended for final settlement of
treasurer of city of Richmond, with
the auditor of public accounts, 442-3
pe Treasurers.

CIVIL PROCESS. —
elief of sheriffs in the service of, of
other counties than the one in which
they reside,

CIVIL RIGHTS.

4-6

188
217

rotesting agamst passage of, S4
CLAIMS.
‘or jury services to be presented for
payment within two years, 18
CLARKE COUNTY.
rotection of sheep in, 72-4

le ee ee ee ee

attorney of,

CLERKS OF CHANCERY COURT!
See Clerks of Courts.

CLERKS OF CIRCUIT COURTS.
See Clerks of Courts.

CLERKS OF CORPORATION OR HU
INGS COURTS.
See Clerks of Courts. .

CLERKS OF COUNTY COURTS.
See Clerks of Courts.

CLERKS OF COURTS.

Certain writing to be recorded by, and
certifled to auditor of public ac-
counts,

To make out separate docket of chan-
cery cases, .

To docket certain statements,

To forward a copy of certain order or
certificate to the auditor of public
accounts, 3

Duty and fees of, with reference to
judgment liens, é

To record certain writing, &c.,

Duty and fees of clerk of county court
of Albemarle,

Clerks of county courts to record cer-
tain writings and certify same to au-
ditor of public accounts,

Shall endorse on certain bonds the date:
of their return,

Shall enter copy of caveat,

Of county courts shall inform clerk
of house of delegates of changes
made in commencement of terms of
courts,

Duty of, under act amending, &c., sec-
tions fifteen and sixteen chapter two:
hundred and one Code eighteen hun--
dred and seventy-three, in relation
to process on presentments, indict-
ments or informations, 16§

Duty of, under act for preservation,
&c., of oysters, 288

To approve certain bonds, &c. See
Action of Detinue. 2

Duty of, under act for assessment, levy
and collection of taxes, 282 to

Duty of clerk of corporation courts to
place in hands of officer of court
lists of grand jurors,

Of county courts of Princess Anne,
Charles City and New Kent counties
to advertise road districts or districts
to be let out by contract in certain
cases,

Sections one and three chapter one han-
hundred and four Code eighteen
hundred and seventy-three, in rela-
tion to, issuing marriage licenses,
amended, &c.,

ea ee
To keep printed instructions in regard
to erection of fish ladders for inspec-
tion,

Duty of clerks of supreme court of ap-
peals in relation to printing records
of said court,

Duty of clerk of supreme court of ap-
peals at Richmond, 457

Duty of clerks of hustings court; divi-
sion of cities and towns into wards, 468-4

Clerk of county court of Chesterfield
county to be ex-oflicio clerk of board
of commissioners in relation to remo-
val of courthouse, and duty of, 471-8

424

CLERKS OF HUSTINGS OR CORPORA-
TION COURTS.
See Clerks of Courts.

CLERK IN OFFICE OF EXECUTIVE.
Section twenty-seven chapter sixteen
Code eighteen hundred and seventy-
three, to provide necessary clerical
assistance in office of executive,

amended, &c., 173

CLERKS OF SUPREME COURT OF AP-
PEALS.
See Clerks of Courts.

CLINCH RIVER.
Declared a navigable and public high-
way in Russell, 449
Declaring North Fork of, in Scott, na-
vigable for rafts, &.,

CODE.

Section 10, chapter 202 Code 18738,
amended with reference to jurors in
criminal cases, 8

Section 84, chapter 202, Code 1878,
amended, with reference to felonies, 13

Chapter 157, of Code 1878, amended,
so as to vacate the office of judges
for removal or failure to qualify, 17

Sections 14 and 17, chapter 82, Code
1878, amended, in reference to exam-
ination of lunatics,

Section 2, chapter 178, Code 1878,
amended, as to chancery dockets,

Section 11, chapter 195, Code 1878,
amended, in relation to limitation of
prosecutions,

Section 8, chapter 46, Code 1878,
amended, in relation to sheriffs’ bonds,

Section 22, chapter 18, Code of Vir-
ginia, edition of 1878, amended, in
regard to superintendent, assistant
keepers and surgeon of the,

Section 12, chapter 68, Code 1878,
amended, in relation to millers grind-

ing grain for toll, 86-7

Second section, chapter 109, Code 1878,

amended, in relation to escheators, 87-8

Fourth section, chapter 182, Code 1873,
‘ees with reference to judgment
iens

Section 9, of chapter 188, Code 1873,
amended, &c., in relation to offences
against property,

Section 6, chapter 201, Code 1878, with
reference to larceny, ‘amended,

Section 26, chapter 158, Code 1878, in-
crease of pay of grand j juries,

Section 17, chapter 28, Code 1878, in
relation to aids to the governor,

Section 1, chapter 175, Code 1878, with
reference to injunctions, amended,

Section 20, chapter 146, Code 1878, re-
lative to the limitation of suits, amen-
ded, &c.,

Section 4, chapter 6, Code 1878, in re-
lation to vacancies in offices of gov-
ernor and lieutenant-governor, amen-
ded, &c.,

Section 19, chapter 192, Code 1878, in
wegard to disturbance of religious
worship, amended, &«.,

Section 89, chapter 49, Code 1873, in
reference to sales under judgments,
warrants or decrees for debts, con-
tracted prior to April 10, 1865, amen-
ded, &ec., 1

Section 45, chapter 49, Code 1878, in
relation to motions against officers
and their deputies, amended, &c., 1

Section 28, chapter 168, Code 1873, in
reference to special juries, amended,

Section 18, chapter 128, Code 1878, re-
lative to the power ‘of circuit and
corporation courts over guardians
and wards, amended, &c.,

Section 24, chapter 196, Code 187 3,
chain-gangs,

Section 81, Chapter 108, Code 1878, re-

lative to proceedings on @ caveat,
amended, &c.,

Payment of cortain claims for printing,
&e.,"

Distribution of, of 1878, directed, lk
Sections 1, 2, 8, 4, 6, and 9 of chapter
200, Code 1873, ‘in relation to grand
juries, amended, &c., 1
Section 165, chapter 155, Code 1878,
which authorizes the judges of cir-
cuit courts to fix terms of courts, re-

pealed,
Section 41, chapter 86, Code 1878, in
relation to inspections, amended, &<.,
l

Sections 8, 6,7, 8, 9 and 10, chapter
89 of Code 1878, in relation to weigh
master of live stock, amended, &c., 1!

Sections 8, 4, 6 and 12, chapter 154, in
relation to jurisdiction of count
courts, amended, &c., ; f
17-8

212

CORPORATION COURTS.

County and, may increase or reduce
penalty ef bond of escheator, with
assent of attorney for the common-
wealth, ‘

Certain writs may be awarded by,

Established for cities of Manchester and
Winchester,

Daty to appoint oyster inspectors,

Duty of, under act for assessment, levy
and collection of taxes, 2 to
Authority given to circuit and corpora-
tion courts, during any term, to order
the empannelling of grand juries for

such term,

Section 18, chapter 128, Code 1878, rela-
tive to the power of circuit and, over
guardians and wards, amended,

Duty of judges of, division of cities into
wards, &<., 4

See Courts.

CORPORATION COURT JUDGES

Duty of, under act authorizing division
of cities and towns into wards,
See Judges.

COUNTY COURTS.

Corporation or, may increase or reduce
penalty of bond of escheator, with
assent of attorney for the common-
wealth, 2d section, 109th chapter,
Code 1873, in relation to escheators,
amended, &e. ‘

County court of Bland and Giles coun-
ties, shall not grant certain licenses
unless and until certificates be fur-
nished,

Duty of, of Albemarle, E

Judges of, to give act prohibiting sale
of intoxicating liquors on Sabbath
day, in charge to grand juries,

Duty of, of Mecklenburg county, in re-
gard to granting of licenses to sell
ardent spirits, pt

Sections 8, 4, 6 and 12, chapter 154,
Code 1878, in relation to the juris-
diction of, amended, &c., lt

Lawful to construct, &c., tram roads, 1£

Duty of, to appoint oyster inspectors,

Duty of, under act for assessment, levy
and collection of taxes, 282 to

Duty of county court of Wythe county
in relation to completion of Black
Lick and Cove Plaster Bank turnpike,
in Wythe county,

Of Princess Anne, Charles City and New
Kent counties, to approve boads of
contractors to work public roads in
said counties, 8é

Duty of, under act to prevent obstruc-
tions to free passage of fish,

See Courts.
DEEDS.
jist of commissioners of, in other
states, 97-8

DEFALCATION.
oint committee appointed in relation
to the late defalcation in office of the
secretary sinking fund,

DELINQUENT LANDS.

oint resolution in reference to the sale

of forfeited and, 6
ections 1, 2,4, 5,7, 81 and 34 of chap-

ter 88, Code 1878, amended A&c., and
section 36, chapter 38, Code 1878, re-

pealed, and additional sections for

said chapter in relation to forfeited
886-8
443-4

and,
n relation to taxes on,

DELINQUENT LISTS.
ime extended witbin which the town-
ship collectors of Wise and Buchanan
may return their, for 1872-73,

DEPUTIES.
ection 45, chapter 49, Code 1878, in
relation to motions against officers

155

and their deputies, amended, &., 108-4
DETINUE.
1 relation to action in, 255-6

DISTRICT SCHOOL AND COUNTY
SCHOOL FUNDS.

o provide an increase of the, of Prince

iia ane Bland counties,

DOCKS AND WHARVES.
ection 3 of an act passed in 1801 con-
cerning, in the borough of Norfolk,
repealed,

874

DOGS.
revented from running at large in
town of Winchester,
rotection of sheep in the counties of
Clarke, Frederick and Charlotte, 72-4
choo! trustees of, in Richnrond county
authorized to build schoolhouses in
Stonewall township, out of dog tax
of 1872,
choo! boards of Northumberland coun-
ty authorized to apply the funds de-
rived from tax on,
rotection of, in county of Prince Wil-
liam by a tax on, e

ELDRIDGE, GEORGE W.
elief of R. C. Motley, George W.
Johnston, and securities of John A,

185

410

Graves, 103
ELECTION PRECINCTS.
ist of, separate, 91-6

ELECTION RETURNS.
To provide for amending and correct-
ing informalities in,

ELIZABETH CITY COUNTY.
Certain taxes and county levies in, and
other counties, released, i

EMBEZZLEMENT. |
To prevent fraudulent conversions of
money, &c., and to repeal sections
20 and 21, of chapter 188, Code
1878, in relation to,
See Larceny,

ESCHEATORS.
2d section, chapter 109, Code 1878,
amended in relation to,

EUBANK, WARNER.
Relief of, guardian of John 8. Eubank
of Lancaster,

EXECUTIVE.
Section 27, chapter 16, Code 1878, té
provide necessary clerical assistance
in office of executive, amended, &c.,

EXECUTIVE MANSION.
Appropriation for repairs and refurnish-
ing;

EXPENDITURES AND RECEIPTS
Statement of,

FARMERS’ BANK OF ABINGDON
Act incorporating Farmers’ Bank of
Lynchburg, and name changed to,

FARMERS’ BANK OF LYNCHBUB
Act to incorporate, amended, and name
changed, ‘

FARMERS’ MUTUAL INSURANC)
COMPANY.
2

FARMVILLE, CHARLOTTESVILLE A
STANARDSVILLE NARROW GU:2
RAILROAD.

Time extended within which, may be
commenced and completed,

FARR, R. RB.
Late sheriff of Fairfax, and collecting
officers allowed to collect taxes, ben

FELONIES.
Section 84, chapter 202, Code 1878,
amended, with reference to the trial
of,

FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATIO?
RICHMOND.
Charter of, amended, <

Incorporated,
'o prevent pulling and leaving fences
down, and of opening and leavigg .
open gates,

ee Mount Vernon Township, Fairfax
county, 61-

ounty judges of Albemarle, King Wil-
liam, Sussex and Surry, to submit
question of continuing, &c., fenee law,

142-8
ct requiring county judges of Albe-

‘marle, King William, Sussex and
Surry to submit question of fence
law, repealed, 459

IDELITY LODGE, No. 1879, GRAND
UNITED ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS
OF RICHMOND CITY.

rustees of, incorporated,

FIBH.

} relation to protection of, in the wa-
ters of New river,

pction 41, chapter 86, Code 1878, in
relation to inspections, amended,
&e., 158-4
mending act for protection of, in
Jackson and Cowpasture rivers,

hh section, chapter 100, Code 1878,
amended, &c., prohibiting non-resi-
dents from taking or catching fish in

the waters of this commonwealth, 3868
D prevent obstructions to the free

passage of,

rivilege of taking fish extended to
the landowners of Lancaster and
other counties,

rivilege of taking, from the Potomac
river extended to the citizens of
Westmoreland,

ction 10, chapter 100, Code 1878, in
relation to fishing in Roanoke river
west of the Blue Ridge, repealed, 449
estruction of, in North Fork of Hols-

ton river, prevented, 449-50

882-3

108

FORFEITED AND DELINQUENT
LANDS.

yint resolution in reference to the
sale of, 6
@ Delinquent Lands.

cctions 1, 2, 4,5, 7,31 and 34 of chap-

ter 88, Code 1878, amended, &c., and
section 36, chapter 88, Code 1878,

aled, and additional sections for
said chapter in relation to, 886-8
| FRAUD.
e Embezzlement, 50
FREDERICK COUNTY.
-otection of sheep in, 12-4

VILLE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Autborized to connect with the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, 4:

FREE SCHOOLS.
See Public Pree Schools.

GAME.
17th section, chapter 99, Code 1873, for
protection of, amended, &e.,

GATES.
To prevent pulling and leaving fences
down, and of opening and leaving
open gates,

GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Section 1, chapter 14, Code 1873, amend-
ed, &c., in relation to the meeting or
the, 1

GERMAN CHAPEL OF METHOD
EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH,
TERSBURG.

Trustees of, authorized to borrow mo-
ney, &¢c., 2:

GERMANIA MAENNERCHOR OF C
OF RICHMOND.
Incorporated,

GILES AND BLAND COUNTIES.
See Bland and Giles counties,

GILES COUNTY IRON COMPANY
Incorporated, 4

GLADEVILLE.
Lown of incorporated,

GLEBE FUND.
People of Northumberland permitted
to vote on the disposition of the glebe

fund,
GOODSON.
Corporate limits of town of, enlarged,
GOVERNOR.

To cause copy of resolutions in rela-
tion to civil rights, &<., to Virginia
senators and representatives i in con-
gress,

May remove escheators,

To control arrangements necessary to
removal of state library

Section 17, chapter 28, Code 1878, in
relation to aids to,

Section 4, chapter 6, of Code 1878, in
relation to vacancies in offices of lieu-
tenant governor and, amended, &c.,
ttorney general shall discharge func-
tions of, &c.,
all appoint visitors to Virginia and

agricultural and mechanical college, 94
aquested to forward copy of a cer-
tain act to governor of Maryland, 1652

iperintendent of public buildings,
with approval of, to furnish, accom-
modation in the capitol for records
of the Southern historical society,
ction 27, chapter 16, Code 1878, to
provide necessary clerical assistance
in office of executive, amended, &c.,
uty of,
10uld he deem it advisable to em-
ploy assistant counsel in case of ar-
itration on the boundary between
Virginia and Maryland, to associate
with the attorney general for that
purpose such person as to him may
seem proper,
ppropriation to defray charges of ar-
bitration to be paid on order of,
onstituted a member of a board;
payment of interest on the public
debt, 264-5
uty of, under act to provide for the
organization and government of the
volunteer militia, &c., 270-79
reasurer and, requested to call a con-
ferer.ce of creditors of Virginia and
report result of conference to next
general assembly,
ogether with treasurer and, with the
aid of experts, to examine and re-
port into condition of basement of-
fices, 442
uthorized to annul contracts in hiring
out convicts,
uty of, as commissioner, removal of
penitentiary,

GOVERNOR'S HOUSE.
Ppropriation for repairs and refurnish-
Ing,
epairing of green houre at, provided
or,

GRACE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, LEXINGTON.
estry of, authorized to borrow money, 224

GRAND JURIES.
ection 25, chapter 158, Code 1878, in-
crease of py of, 67
ections 1, 2, 8 4, 5 and 9, of chapter
200, Code 1873, in relation to, amen-
ded, &c., 1
ections 1 and 2, chapter 200, Code
1878, as amended by an act approved
March 27, 1874, entitled an act to
amend and re-enact sections 1, 2, 8,
4,5 and 9, of the 200th chapter of
Code 1873, in relation to grand juries,
amended, &c., 363-4

172

173
212

261
261

456

GRAVES, JOHN

84 | Relief of George W. Eldridge

ers gecurities of,
GREEN HOUSE
Repairing of, of gonernor |
provided for,

GUARDIANS.

Section 18, chapter 128, Code

lative to the power of circui

poration courts over wa
amended,

GUVERNATOR, |

Relief of, C. Wendlinger, E.
and securities of Fernan
late sheriff of Surry county

HALIFAX COUN’

Qualified voters of, authorize

on question of purchase of —
at South Boston, &c.,

HAMPTON AND FORT MO
ROAD COMPAN
Incorporated,

HAMPTON NORMAL AND .

RAL INSTITUT

Section 19, chapter 77, Code |

cerning board of curators 0
ed, &c.,

HAROTH, FREDERICE
To release to heirs of, the
wealth’s right to certain ret

HARRISONBURG TO¥
Pagment of indebtedness of,
gham,

HIGHWAYS.
To prevent obstructions to,

HOLLYWOOD CEME
lst and 2d sections of act ta
rate, amended,

HOLSTON RIVE
Destruction of fish in, nort!
vented,

HUME, WILLIAM
Relief of estate of,

HURT, IRA M
Relief of Ira Hurt, and suretie
ard A. Hurt, a lunatic,

HUSTINGS COURT 4

Duty of, under act authorizio

of cities and towns into ws
See Judges.
Cn A NE a BAER Cl BW GY re

fo prescribe how, of products and cem-
modities shall be made, and to prohi-
bit the hypothecation of consignm
except on conditions, 288-5

ILLEGAL VOTEBS.
Purging of registration books of, pro- |
for, 175-6

IMMIGRATION. .
Section 5 of an act for the encourage-
ment of, amended, &c., 418

INDIAN CREEK.
Act to authorize erection of a bridge
across, in Norfolk county, amended,
1

INDICTMENTS.

Sections 15 and 16, chapter 201, Code
1878, in relation to process on pre-
sentments, indictments or informa-
tions, amended, &c., 159-60

INFORMATIONS.

Sections 15 and 16, chapter 201, Code
1878, in relation to process on pre-
sentments, indictments or informa-
tions, amended, &e., 159-60

INJUNCTIONS.
Section 1, chapter 175, Code 1878, with
reference to, amended,

INSPECTIONS.
Section 41, chapter 86, Code 1878, in
relation to, amended, &c., 16
Western tobacco required to be in-
spected, 262
INSPECTORS. .
Duty of tobacco inspectors, 206-7
Appointed, under act for preservation,
&<c., of oysters, their bonds, duties,
&e

* 288 to 249
See Oysters.
See Inspections.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Taxes on, 858 to 361

INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY

OF VIRGINIA.
9th sectfon of act to incorporate, amend-
, &e., " 17
INTEREST ON MONEY.
In relation to, 184-5

INTEREST ON PUBLIC DEBT.

Payment of, provided for,

Governor, auditor of public accounts,
second auditor, and treasurer, censti-
tuted a board,

Bee Public Debt.

BO? BV Gee WH 28.2 2S) WS SCO WY ore 6

Sale of, prohibited on Sabbath day,
Sale of, to minors, prevented,

76
186-7

JACKSONVILLE AND CHRISTIANS-
‘BURG TURNPIKE COMPANY.
Interest of the state in, transferred to
the counties through which it passes,

JACKSON RIVER.
See Fish.

JAMES RIVER COAL COMPANY.
Incorporated, 432-4

JOHNSON, SILAS B.
Relief of sureties of,

JOHNSTON, GEORGE W.
Relief of Geo. W. Eldridge, R. C. Mot-
ley and securities of John A. Graves, 108

JONES, J. H. C.
Relief of A. C. Walker and, executors
of Peter Toombs, who was surety of
John L. Boughton, late sheriff of Es-

417

sex county, 176
JUDGMENT LIENS. ~
4th section, chapter 182, Code 1878,
amended, with reference to, 38-9

JURIES.
Claims for services to be presented
within two years, 8
Duty of, see Action of Detinue, 255-6
See Jurors.

JURORS.
Section 10, chapter 202, Code 18738,
amended, with reference to jurors in
criminal cases, 8

JUDGES.

The opinion of the supreme court of
appeals asked for in relation to the
continuance of the special court of
appeals,

Chapter 157, Code 1878, amended, so
as to vacate the office of judges for
removal or for failure to qualify,

Of county courts to give act prohibiting
sale of intoxicating liquors on Sab-
bath day in charge to grand juries,

Shall issue a warrant to arrest a party
upon a presentment or indictment of
a felony, &c., 159-60

In relation to judge of chancery court
of Richmond city,

Certain writs may be awarded by, of
corporation or circuit judges,

Certain property to be sold only on or-
der of court or,

See Action of Detinue,

Duty of, under tax bill,

256-6
282 to 852
To charge grand juries to examine
books of assessment,

Duty of hustings and corporation judges
in relation to division of cities and
towns into wards, 463-4

See Courts. .

See County Courts.

See Corporation Courts.

See Supreme Court of Appeals.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Person suspected of being a lunatic,
may be ordered to be brought be-
fore, and duty of, 2
Duty of,
Lawful to issue warrant, &c., in certain

cases, 87

Duty of, under act to protect mocking
birds,

Duty of, act for protection of sheep in
counties of Clarke, Frederick and
Charlotte, 12-4

May bind certain persons to be of good
behaviour,

Duty of, to whom certain warrants are
returned,

To approve certain bonds, &c., see Ac-
tion of Detinue,

Duty of, under act providing a remedy
against turnpike companies failing to
keep their roads in order, 418-14

Declaring the substitution of the word
“‘gupervisors,” for the word “ jus-
tices,” in 7th section, 50th chapter,
Code 1878, &c., to be true meaning
of the law,

KEEPER OF THE ROLLS.
To retain house bill, No. 61, authorizing
trustees of United Brethren in Christ
to sell, &c., property,

KING, FERNANDO.
Relief of G. Guvernator, C. Wendlinger,
and E. Lohman, securities of, late
sheriff of Surry county, 448

160

KING WILLIAM AND KING & QUEEN
COUNTIES.

Authorized to negotiate a loan or loans
to purchase a steamboat, 427-9

KING & QUEEN AND KING WILLIAM
COUNTIES.
Authorized to negotiate a loan or loans
to purchase a steamboat, 427-9

LADIES’ MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION OF
FREDERICKSBURG.
Incorporated, 480-1

LANCASTER.
Privilege of taking fish extended to

land-owners in, and other counties, 446

LAND.
To provide mode for ascertaining com-
pengation for land condemned for a
or landing,

LANDING OR ROAD.
To provide mode for ascertaining com-
pensation for land condemned for, 4

LARCENY.
Section 6, chapter 201, Code 1873, with
reference to, amended, {

LAW.
Section 1, chapter 160, Code 1878,
amended, &c., in relation to grant-
ing licenses to practice law, 24!

LAWFUL FENCES.
Act declaring a portion of Smith’s and
Coheon’s creek a lawful fence, re-

pealed
LAWRENCEVILLE.
Town of, incorporated, 42!

LAWYERS.
Section 1, chapter 160, Code 1878,
amended, &c., in relation to grant-
ing licenses to practice law, 2A

LEESBURG.
Trustees of Presbyterian church at, to
borrow money, &c.,

LEVIES.
Time extended for collection of taxes
and county and township levies for

1878,

Auditor of public accounts to furnish
general assembly with amounts of
certain,

In relation to extension of time for col
lection of taxes and county and town-
ship, for 1878, f

LEXINGTON.
To provide a charter for the town of,
894 to
See Grace Protestant Episcopal Church

LEXINGTON GAS COMPANY.

Incorporated, 3
LIBRARY.

Removal of, directed and delayed, ‘

LICENSES.

See Bland and Giles Counties,

Section 1, chapter 160, Code 1878,
amended, &c., in relation to granting
licenses to practice law, ‘

See Taxes,

LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR.
Section 4, chapter 6, Code 1878, in 1e-
lation to vacancies in offices of gov-
ernor and, amended, &c.,
MILLEE, SAMUEL, DECEASED.

Effect given to a compromise of the liti-

gation in respect to the construction
and effect of will of, 6

MILLERS.
Section 12, chapter 78, amended in re-
lation to millers grinding grain for’
toll, 86-7

MILLS.
Section 12, chapter 68, Codd 1878,
amended, in relation to millers grind-
ing grain for toll, 86-7
Time for repairing, extended, 456

MILLS AND MACHINERY.
Time for repairing, extended, 456

MINORS.
Sale of intoxicating liquors to, : Prevent,

MOCKING BIRDS.

To protect, 70
MODESITT, A. 8.

Relief of sureties of, 265
MONTPELIER HUMANE ASSOCIATION,
ORANGE.

To incorporate, 215-17

MOTIONS

Section 45, chapter 49, of Code of 1878,
in relation to motions against officers
and their deputies, amended, &c., 1038-4

MOTLEY, R. C.
Relief of G. W. Eldridge, George W.
Jobnston and, securities of John A.
Graves,

MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION.
Secretary and superintendent of, con-
stituted a conservator of the peace, 16

‘MOUNT VERNON TOWNSHIP, FAIR-
FAX COUNTY.
Submission of question of re of
fence law in, to the voters of, 61-2

NANSEMOND COUNTY.
County treasurer ef, authorized to in-
vest the district school tax of the
town of Suffolk,

NELSON COUNTY.
Pay of road commissioners in, for
1874-5-6, prescribed, 178-4
In relation to public roads of, 419-20
9th section, chapter 156, Code 1878,
for the transfer of causes from Am-
herst and Nelson to the court at
Staunton, amended, &c.,

108

410

457

NEWBEEN.
Act to incorporate the town of, amend-
ed, 79-80
NEW KENT.
See Public Roads.
NEWPORT.
Act to incorporate, amended, p25)
NEW RIVER.

In relation to protection of fish in the
waters of, 108

NEW RIVER AND PIEDMONT NARROW
GUAGE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Incorporated, 486 to 475

NEW YORK AND NORFOLK RAILROAD
COMPANY.

In relation to the, 87-9
NON-RESIDENTS.
7th section, chapter 100, Code 1878,
amended, &c., prohibiting non-resi-
dents from taking or catching fish in
the waters of this commonwealth, 9863

NORFOLK CITY.

Collection of revenue of, provided for, 24-5

Establishing a line of steamboats be-
tween the landings on the Rappa-
hannock river, the city of Baltimore,
Maryland, or both, 7

Charter of, amended,

Council of, authorized to use, &c., cer-
tain tract, &c., of land in Norfolk
county, belonging to,

Section 8, of an act passed in 1801, con-
cerning the docks and wharves in the
borough of, repealed,

Councils of, to drain, &c., and to change
Back Creek in said city, 880-1

NORFOLK COUNTY.
Township board of Western Branch
turnpike to make a special levy for
the costs of rebuilding Scott’s creek 7
1

or causeway,

NORFOLK AND PRINCESS ANN TURN.
PIKE COMPANY.

Act to incorporate, amended, 21

NORTHAMPTON COUNTY.
Duty of county judge of, &c., 88-9
Section 1, chapter 100, Code 1878,
amended, in relation to hauling seines
in the waters ef Accomac and,

NORTH FORK OF HOLSTON RIVER.
Destruction of fish in, prevented, 4409-64

NORTH BIVER RAILBOAD COMPANY
Act to incorporate, amended, &o., 267-5

180
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Ople of, permitted to vote on the dis-
position of the glebe fund, 218-19
thool board of, authorized to apply
the funds derived from tax on dogs, 410

NOTES.
h section, chapter 141, Code 1878, in
reference to protest of, amended, &c., 416

NUNN, A. J.
rtificial leg provided for, 91
OBSTRUCTIONS. |
> prevent obstructions to highways, 87
OCCOQUAN.
own of, incorporated, 459-62
CEAN LODGE, No. 116, ANCIENT,

FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS.
authorized to borrow money and exe-
cute deed of conveyance, 168

OFFENCES.
ection 9, chapter 135) Code 1878,
amended, &c., in relaffon to offences
against property,

OFFICERS.
ection 45, chapter 49, Code 1878, in
relation to motions against officers
and their deputies, amended, &c., 103-4
uty of, to whom a certain order or
process is directed, see Action of De-
tinne,
ees of sheriffs and other officers in-
creased, and section 18, chapter 180,
Code 18738, amended, &c.,

OFFICES.
ection 4, chapter 6, of Code 1878, in
relation to vacancies in offices of
governor and lieutenant-governor,
amended, &c.,

ONE DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK AT
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
1corporated, 82-4

ORDINARY LICENSE.
ranting of, and other license regula-
ted in Bland and Giles counties,

ORDNANCE STORES.
o provide for storage and preservation
of the arms and ordnance stores of

the state,
OYSTERS.

reservation of, and to obtain revenue

for privilege of taking them, 238 to 249
uditor of public accounts authorized

to sell the three steam tug boats
used in collecting the oyster | revenue

of the state, 447

874

OYSTER INSPECTORS. |
Appointed under act for preservation,
&c., of oysters, their bonds, duties,
&e., f 288 to 24

PALMATARY, BENJAMIN F.
Relief of William E. L. Peebles and,
‘sureties of J. D. Tatum,

PAMPLIN CITY.
Incorporated,

PEEBLES, WILLIAM E. L.
Relief of Benjamin F. Palmatary and,
sureties of J. D. Tatum, 3§

188-

PENITENTIARY.

Bection 22, chapter 18, Code of Vir-
ginia, edition of 1873, amended in
regard to superintendent, assistant
keepers, and surgeon of the, 85-

To provide for removal of, Ai

PEOPLE'S aii K AT LYNCEI
See The People’s Bavings Bank at
Lynchburg.

PETERSBURG OITY.
General registration of voters in city of,
provided for, 1
Trustees of German chapel of Metho-
dist Episcopal church, South, in, to
borrow money, &c.,
Sons of Levi of, incorporated, 2

PETERSBURG, MASSANUTTA AND
TOLEDO RAILWAY.
Act incorporating Brock’s Gap, Hardy
and Hampshire Railroad Company
amended, dnd name changed to, ll

PHABR, JOHN R.
Relief of sureties of, 4

PHELPS, WILLIAM W.
Relief of,

PHILLIPS, J. M.
Auditor of public accounts may sus-
pend le legal proceedings on official
nd of,

PIEDMONT FARMERS’ ASSOCIATIO!
Incorporated, 98-1'

PITTSYLVANIA AND HENRY BAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Time extended for organization of, yA

PITTSYLVANIA AND PATRICK RADI
ROAD COMPANY.
Act to incorporate, amended, &c., 4
Section 20, chapter 85, Code 1878, to
prevent the fraudulent marking or
branding of, amended, &c.,

PLECKER, D. A.
Authorized to erect a toll-bridge across
North river at Mount Crawford, in
Rockingham county,

POTOMAC.
Charter of town of, amended,

174

16-7

198-9

PRESBYTERIAN CEMETERY
At Lynchburg, incorporated, 462-3

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, LEESBURG.
Trustees of, at Leesburg, authorized to
borrow money, 416

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CULPEPER.
Trustees of, authorized to borrow
money, &¢,, 182

PRESENTMENTS.
Sections 15 and 16 of chapter 201,
Code 1878, in relation to process on
presentments, indictments, or in-
formations, amended, 159-60

PRINCE WILLIAM.
Protection of sheep in county of, by a
tax on dogs, 444-6

PROTEST OF NOTES.
Fifth section, chapter 141, Code 1878,
in reference to, amended, &c.,

PRINCESS sais
See Public Roads.

416

PRINCE mma BLAND COUN-

To provide an increase of the county
and district school funds of,

PRICE’S TURNPIKE.
Act authorizing board of supervisors of
Craig county, to contract for keeping
in repair a portion of Price’s turn-
pike, 17-8

PROCEEDINGS ON A CAVEAT.
Thirty-first section, 108th chapter, Code
of 1878, relative to, amended, &c.,

874

187

PROCESS ON PRESENTMENTS, INDICT-
MENTS OR INFORMATIONS.
Sections 15 and 16, chapter 201, Code.

1878, in relation to, amended, &c., 159-60

PRODUCTS.
See Hypothecations.

Section 9, chapter 188, Code 1878,
amended, &c., in relation to offences

against property,

PROSECUTIONS.
Section 11, chapter 195, Code 1873,
amended in relation to limitation of
prosecutions,

PUBLIC DEBT.
Payment of interest on, provided for, 2
Governor, auditor of public accounts,
second auditor and treasurer, consti-
tuted a board,
In regard to further adjustment of the,
Amount of, 5

PUBLIC FREE SCHOOLS.
Tenth clause, 7th section, 78th chapter,
Code 1878, in relation to, amended,

&e.,

To provide an increase of county and
district school funds of Bland and
Prince William counties,

Section 54, chap pier 78, Code 1878, in
relation to con mnation of lands for
schoolhouses, amended, &c., 4

PUBLIC ROADS.
Working of, in Princess Anne, Charles
City and New Kent counties, provi-
ded for, St
In relation to, in Nelson county. 415

PUBLIC REVENUE.
Appropriated for fiscal year 187 aes
to

QUALIFY.
Chapter 167, Code 1878, amended, so
as to vacate the office of judges for
removal or failure to qualify,

RAILROAD COMPANIES.
Taxes on, 858 to

RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE,
Charter of amended,

RAPPAHANNOCK BANKING AND}
BURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated, 2

RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER.
Establishing a line of steamboats be-
tween the landings on, and the city of
Baltimore, Maryland, or Norfolk, or
th a

both, )
Portion of, constituted a lawful fence,
41.

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
Statement of,
anner in which records of supreme
court of appeals shall be printed,

REGISTER OF LAND OFFICE.
> perform duties of superintendent of
public buildings, under direction and
control of governor, 68
rants of a certain character not to be
issued by,
equired to furnish the adjutant general
One or more of the police guard to su-
perintend receiving, &c., of arms, &c., 374
athorized to correct error in land war-
rant, 877
> perform duties of superintendent of
public buildings, and duty and com-
pensation of,

REGISTRATION.
f voters in Lynchburg, provided for,
ew registration in Alexandria city and
county, provided for, 178

REGISTRATIOMBBOOKS.
urging of, of illegal votgrs, provided
or,

441

. REGISTRARS.
uty of registrars of Lynchburg, 89
uty of, purging registration books of
illegal voters, 175-6

RELIGIOUS WORSHIP.
ection 19, chapter 192, Code 1878, in
regard to disturbance of, amended,

° REVENUE.
ublic revenue appropriated for fiscal
year 1873-4, 465 to 468

RICHMOND CALEDONIAN CLUB OF
- RICHMOND CITY.
acorporated, 877-8

RICHMOND CITY.

aty of clerks of circuit, hustings, and
chancery courts of, with reference to
judgment liens,

ections 11 and 14 of chapter 155,
Code 1878, amended in relation to

terms of circuit and chancery courts
of,

ection 6, chapter 155, Code, amended,
&c., relative to jurisdiction of chan-
cery courts of, 224-5

‘barter of, amended, 229-82

‘ime extended for final settlement of
the treasurer of, with the auditor of
public accounts,

orporation judge to deem surviving
sureties of treasurer of, sufficient,

‘ime extended for final settlement of
treasurer of, with auditor of public
accounts,

183

252
252

See Stonewall Township.

RICHMOND, CRAIGTON AND H
TURNPIKE COMPANY
Incorporated,

RICHMOND AND FAIR OAK
PIKE COMPANY.
Act to incorporate, amended,

RICHMOND HARMONIC ASSO:
Act to incorporate, amended, and
c

RICHMOND AND HENRICO TU
COMPANY.
Act to incorporate, amended, &c.

RICHMOND HOTEL COMP
Incorporated, F

RICHMOND HOTEL AND DR.
COMPANY.
Incorporated,

RICHMOND HOWITZEF
Appropriation to the,

RICHMOND AND TRANS-ALL
RAILWAY.
Incorporated,

RICH VALLEY TANNING & L
MANUFACTURING COMP.
Incorporated,

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AN
APEAKE RAILROAD COMI
Authorized to subscribe to the stc
the Baltimore, Chesapeake and
mond Steamboat Company,

ROAD COMMISSIONER
Pay of, in Nelson county, for 1874
prescribed,

ROAD OR LANDING.
To provide mode for ascertaining
pensation for land condemned :

ROADS.
See Public Roads.

ROANOKE BIVER.

Section 10, chapter 100, Code 18
relation to fishing in Roanoke
west of Blue Ridge, repealed,

ROCKINGHAM COUNT
Payment of indebtedness of Har
burg township in, provided for,

ROCKY MOUNT.
Act to incorporate, amended, &c.
Sale of intoxicating liquors prohibited
on,

“ene

SAINT GEORGE’S BENEVOLENT SOCIE-
TY, FREDERICKSBURG.
Incorporated, 152-8

SAINT PAUL’S CHURCH HOME, PE-
TERSBURG.

Incorporated, 250-1
SALES,
See Dedts.
SAMPLE, WILLIAM.
Relief of sureties of, 252-8

SAINT MARY’S CATHOLIC BENEVO-
LENT SOCIETY OF FREDERICKS-
BURG.

Incorporatéd, 879-80

SCHOOLS.

See Public Free Schools.

See School Districts.

See Schoolhouses.

SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Establishment of a new, in Carroll,

SCHOOLHOUSES.
Section 54, chapter 78, Code 1878, in
relation to condemnation of lands
for, amended, &c., 447-8

177-8

SCOTT’S CREEK BRIDGE OR CAUSE-
WAY

Turnpike board of Western Branch
turnpike, Norfolk county, to make a
special levy for the costs of rebuild-

ing, 174

SCOTTSVILLE.
an i amend charter of town of, amen-

SEOOND AUDITOR.
Board of education, county judge of
Albemarle and, to constitute and be
a corporation by the name of The
Miller Manual School of Albemarle,
and duty of, 58-4
Constituted a member of a board and
duty of, payment of interest on the
public debt, 26

SECRETARY OF COMMONWEALTH.
Duty of superintendent of public build-
ings under supervision of, to remove
state library,
Duty of, 211-12
Duty of, under act for encouragement
of immigration, | 418

wee Ww ee

Joint committee appointed in relation
to the late defalcation in office of,

SEINES. .
See Accomac.
See Northampton.

SERGEANTS AND SHERIFFS.
Section 36, chapter 180, Code 1878, in
relation to pay of, amended, é&c., and
section 60, chapter 49, Code 1878, re-

SHEEP.
Protection of, in the counties-of Clarke,
Frederick and Charlotte, 7
Protection of, in county of Prince Wil-
liam, by a tax on dogs,

SHENANDOAH VALLBY AGRICULTU-
RAL SOCIETY.
Authorized to borrow money, 92

SHOR@ CHARLES.
Relief of the sureffes of,

SHERIFFS.

Duty of, in cases of lunatics,

Section 8, chapter 46, Code 1878, in re-
lation to bonds of, amended, &c.,

Relief of, in the service of civil process
of other counties than the one in
which they reside, 89

Relief of late, 41

Duty of, to sell personal property upon
a credit of twelve months, 101-2

Duty of, see Action of Detinue, 255-6

Collectors and, may distrain and sell
personal property of railroad and
other companies for taxes,

Fees of sheriffs and other officers in-
creased, and 13th section, chapter
180, Code 1878, amended, &c., 484-6

Section 86, chapter 180, Code 1878, in
relation to pay of sergeants and,
amended, &c., and section 60, chap-
ter 49, Code 18738, repealed,

SHERIFFS’ BONDS.
Section 8, chapter 46, Code 1878, amend-
ed in relation to,

SINKING FUND.

Joint committee appointed, in relation
to the late defalcation in office of
secretary of board of commissioners
of the,

SMITH’S CREEK.
Act declaring a portion of Cohoon’s
creek and, a lawful fence, repealed,

SMITHVILLE.
Incorporated,

24
28

464

873-4
SONS OF LEVI oF CITY OF PETERS-

Incorporated, 287
SOUTH BOSTON.
Qualified voters of Halifax county au-
thorized to vote on question of pur-
chase of toll bridge, &c., 189-90

BOUTHERN HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

Superintendent of public buildings,
with approval of governor, to furnish
accommodation in the capitol for re-
cords of the,

SOUTHERN SETTLEMENT SOCIETY.
Incorporated, 488-5

SOUTHSIDE MINING COMPANY.
Incorporated, 478-80

SPEAKER HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Duty of, as commissioner removal of

penitentiary, e 456
SPECIAL COURT OF APPEALS.
Asking information of the supreme

court of appeals touching a continu-
ance of, 18

SPECIAL JURIES.
Twenty-third section, chapter 158, Code
1878, in reference to, amended, &c.,
182-8
SPERRYVILLE AND RAPPAHANNOOK
TURNPIKE.
Sale of, authorized, 82

STATE BONDS.

Safekeeping of certain, provided for, 464
STATE INDEBTEDNESS.
Amount of, 601-2
STATE LIBRARY.

Removal of, directed and delayed, 4384

STATE’S INTEREST.

In Jacksonville and Christiansburg
turnpike company transferred to the
counties through which its passes,

Time extended for Upper Appomattox
company to ratify and confirm all
acts,

Act to extend a credit in relation to
sale of, in Upper Appomattox com-

- pany, 251

STAUNTON.
Charter of, amended,

STAUNTON RIVER.
Between certain points declared a law-
fal fence,

266

160

STEAMBOATS.
Establishing a steamboat line between
the landings on the Rappahannock
river and the city of Baltimore, Ma-
ryland, or Norfolk, or both,
See Steam Tugboats.

STEAM TUGBOATS.
Auditor of public accounts authorized
to sell the three, used in collecting
the oyster revenue of the state,

STONEWALL TOWNSHIP.
School trustees of, in Richmond county,
authorized to build schoolhouses out
of dog tax of 1872,

SUFFOLK.
Mayor and council of town of, author-
ized to borrow money,
County treasurer of Nansemond au-
thorized to invest district school tax
of the town of,

SUITS.
Section 20, chapter 146, Code 1873, rela-
tive to limitation of, amended, &c.,

SUPERVISORS.
See Board of Supervisors.

SUPERINTENDENT OF THE PENI‘
TIARY.
Salary of,
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC BU
INGS

Duty of, under supervision of secretary
of the commonwealth, to remove
state library,

Providing abolition of office of the, and
duties to be performed by register of
land office, under direction and con-
trol of governor,

With approval of governor, to furnish
accommodation in the capitol for re-
cords of the Southern Historical So-
ciety,

Second section of act providing for the
abolition of the office of, amended,
and additional compensation provided
for register of land office, 4

If treasurer deem expedient, shall pro-
vide for the erection of a vault,

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
STRUCTION.

Member of board of visitors of the Vir.
ginia Agricultural and Mechanical
college, and of the board of cura
tors of the Hampton Normal anc
Agricultural institute,

Tenth clause, 7th section, 78th chapter
Code 1878, in relation to public free
schools, amended, &c., in relation tc
appointments of clerks in office of,
SUPERINTEN eG. PUBLIC PRINT-

Duty of, to distribute Code, 148-4

Summary adopted, &c., by board of
immigration to be printed under su-
pervision of,

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.

Asking information of, touching a con-
tinuance of the special court of ap-
peals,

Manner in which records of, shall be
printed,

Duty of, at Staunton,

Section 9, chapter 156, Code 1878, for
the transfer of causes from Amherst
and Nelson, to the court at Staunton,
amended, &c.,

SURETIES.
Consent of sureties of collectors and
treasurers may be given, &c.,
Relief of sureties of W. R. Millan, 93

SURGEON OF THE PENITENTIARY.
Salary of, 86

SWANSON, JAMES C.
Reliet of,

418

441
457

457

863

TAXES.

Time extended for collection of taxes,
and county and township levies, for
1878,

Certain taxes and county levies in Eliza-
beth City and other counties, re-
leased, 80-1

In relation to extension of time for col-
lection of county and township levies
for 1878, 8

Time extended for collection of county
and township levies and, 21

Assessment, levy and colleetion of,

to 852
Assessment, levy and collection of, on
railroad, canal, telegraph, transporta-
tion, insurance, and other companies,
B58 to 861
Assessment of shares of banks and
banking associations, and imposing a
tax thereon, 861-2
Act in relation to release of, prior to
the year 1865, amended, &c.,
See Manchester,

TAYLOB, WILLIAM F.
Further time given to, as auditor of
public accounts, to qualify,

THE BANK OF COMMERCE.
Chartered, 469-71

THE LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR
IN RICHMOND.
Incorporated, 285-6

THE ONE DOLLAR SAVINGS BANE
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

Incorporated,

THE PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANE .
LYNCHBURG.
To render valid the charter of incorpo-
ration of, &c.,

THE SONS OF LEVI OF CITY OF
TERSBURG.
Incorporated,

THORNTON'S GAP TURNPIKE CC
PANY.
Act to incorporate, amended, 1

TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
Taxes on, 853 to

TEMPLETON, JOHN D.
Relief of sureties of,

. TIMBER.

To prevect obstrgcting with timber, or
rendering foul, the wates courses of
this state,

TINKER CREEK BAPTIST CHURC
Empowered to convey land sold to the
Big Lick board of public free school
trustees, 16

TOBACCO.
Section 20, chapter 85, Code 1878, to
prevent the fraudulent marking or
branding of planters tobacco, amend-

&.,
| Sections 17, 52 and 68, of chapter 85,

Code 1878, amended in relation to
weighing and insuring, xa
Western tobacco required to be inspect-

TOBACCO INSPECTORS.

Duty of,
TOLL BRIDGES.
D. A. Plecker authorized to erect a toll-
bridge across North river, at Mount
Crawford, in Rockingham county, 4%

TOOMBS, PETER.

Relief of J. H. C. Jones and A. C.
Walker, executors of, who was sure-
ty of John L. Boughton, late sheriff
of Essex county,

TOWNSHIPS.
Names and numbers of, 48)

TOWNSHIP ASSESSOBS.
Duty of, &c.; protection of sheep in
counties of Clarke, Frederick and
Charlotte, y
Duty of, 288 to
VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND.
[o provide counsel to appear before
the arbitrators on the boundary be-
tween, and making an appropriation
to pay the expenses of said arbitra-
tion,
Jee Boundary Line.

261

VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND STEAM
FERRY COMPANY.
ncorporated, 187-8

TIRGINIA PORCELAIN AND TERRA-
COTTA COMPANY.
ncorporated, 9-10

IRGINIA SAVINGS BANK OF LYNCH-
BURG.
barter of, made valid, ' 18-16

IRGINIA AND TENNESSEE BORDER
FAIR ASSOCIATION, WASHINGTON
COUNTY. ieie

acorporated,
VIRGINIA TURNPIKE COMPANY.
icorporated, 261

VOLUNTEER MILITIA.
rganization and government of, provi-
ded for and existing laws concerning
same, repealed, 270 to 279

VOTERS.
egistration of, in Lynchburg, provided, 89

WALKER, A. C.
elief of J. H. C. Jones and, execu-
tors of Peter Toombs, who was surety
of John L. Boughton, late sheriff of
Essex county, 176
WARDS.
ction 18, chapter 128, Code 1873, ;
relative to the power of circuit and
corporation courts over guardians
and, amended, &c,, 188
vision of cities and towns into, au-
thorized, 463-4

WARM SPRINGS’ COMPANY.
corporated, _ 878-9

TASHINGTON, CINCINNATI AND ST.
LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY.
t to incorporate, amended, 207-8

WATER COURSES.
) prevent obstructing with timber or
rendering foul the water courses of
this state,
t to prevent obstructing with timber
or rendering foul the, amended, &c., 414

WAYNESBORO’.
To provide a charter for town of, 389-94
, WAX, HENRY @G.
Relief of, 82-3

WEIGHMASTER OF LIVE STOCK.
Sections 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10, chapter

89, Code 1878, in relation to, amended,

&e., 157-8

WENDLINGER, C.
Relief of @. Guvernator, E. Lohman,
and, securities of Fernando King,

late sheriff of Surry county, 448

WESTERN BRANCH TURNPIKE.
Township board of Norfolk county to
make a special levy for the costs of
rebuilding Scott's bridge or cause-
way, 174
WESTERN TOBACCO.
Required to be inspected,’ 262
WESTERN LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Ira M. Hurt and Ira Hurt, sureties for
Richard A. Hurt, released from lia-
bilities to, 190-1

WESTHAM GRANITE COMPANY OF
, VIRGINIA.
Incorporated, 102-3

WESTMORELAND.
Privilege of taking fish from Potomac
river, extended to the citizens of, 447
WEST POINT AND HANOVER JUNC-
TION RAILROAD COMPANY.
Incorporated, 189-41

WHARVES.
Section 8, of an act passed in 1801
concerning dock and, in the borough

of Norfolk, repealed, 262
WINCHESTER.
Common council of, authorized to bor-
row money, 8-9

Trustees of United Brethren in Christ
authorized to sell and convey certain
property in,

Dogs prevented from running at large
in

See Winchester Academy, 65
Charter for city of, provided for, 163-72
Corporation courts established for cities

of Manchester and, 227-9
Act to authorize common council of,

to borrow money, amended, &., 410-11
Act to provide a charter for city of,

amended, —

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