Chap. 237.—An ACT to Amend and Re-enact the Seventh Section of an act
approved May 18th, 1870, entitled an act Fixing the Salaries of the
Judges of the Several Courts of the Commonwealth.

Approved July 9, 1870.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That the seventh
section of the act approved May eighteenth, eighteen hundred
and seventy, entitled an act fixing the salaries of the judges of
the several courts of the commonwealth, be amended and re-
enacted so as to read as follows:

Ҥ 7. The judges of the city and corporation courts shall
receive the following annual salaries, respectively: the judge
of the hustings court of Richmond, the sum of two thousand
three hundred dollars; the judge of the probate or chancery
court of the city of Richmond, the sum of two thousand three
hundred dollars; the city judge of Norfolk, the sum of two
thousand dollars; the city judge of Petersburg, the sum of
one thousand eight hundred dollars; ‘the city judge of Lynch-
burg, the sum of sixteen hundred dollars; the city judge of
Alexandria, the sum of fourteen hundred dollars; the city
judge of Portsmouth, the sum of thirteen hundred dollars;
the city judges of the corporations of Fredericksburg, Win-
chester, Staunton, and Danville, each, the sum of seven hun-
dred dollars: provided, that when the same person shall be
elected judge of a county, and also a city or corporation court
therein, his aggregate salary shall not exceed the sum of thir-
teen hundred dollars.”
2. This act shall be in force from its passage.