Chap. 240.—An ACT to relieve the political disabilities of Harrison
Southworth, John S. Williamson and others.

Approved March 3, 1884.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, two-
thirds of both houses concurring, That the disabilities of
Harrison Southworth and John S. Williamson, of the county
of Essex, A. S. Lee, of Mecklenburg, B. 8. Ruggles, of King
George, John 8. Crockett, of Wythe, Thomas E. Blakey,
William B. Adams, F. P. Carter, Edward Eastham, J. T.
Daniel, A. M. Willis, Jr., James H. McGavock, R. E. Moore,
John Stowart Crocket, "M. G. West, H. C. Sellman, George
W. Ward, Jr., of Washington county, R. F. Beirne, Waverly
N. Ragland, William C. ‘Elam, John S. Wise, F. H. Ferry,
Tyler G. Kent, Doctor C. W. Gleaves, John Kent, Doctor
George Zimmerman, H. W. Sowers, Charles E. Berry, Irving
A. Buck, Lewis Wheat, S. M. Page, D. 8S. Lewis, A. W. Jones,
Charles M. Fauntleroy, Samuel McGill, Thomas F. Goode,
Emmett Chalkley, J. V. Reddy, F. M. Wright, Barton H.
Grundy, C. W. Branch, W. F. Pumphrey and Theoderick
Noel, incurred under clause three of section one of article
three, of the constitution of Virginia, with reference to duel-
ling, be and the same are hereby removed.

2. This act shall be in force from its passage.