Chap. 200.—An ACT to incorporate the town of Clifton Forge in the
county of Alleghany.

Approved December 1, 1884.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That
the town of Clifton Forge in the county of Alleghany, as the
same has been or may be laid off into lots, streets, and alleys,
shall be and the same is hereby made a town corporate by
the name of Clifton Forge, and by that name shall have and
exercise all the powers, rights, privileges and immunities, and
be subject to all the provisions of chapter fifty-four of the
Code of Virginia of eighteen hundred and seventy-three, as
they now exist or may hereafter be enacted so far as the
same relates to towns of less than five thousand inhabitants,
and are not in conflict with the terms of this act.

2. That the boundaries of said town shall bé as follows:
Beginning at the Carding mill dam, thence in a straight line
to C. M. Berger's slaughter house; thence along county road
to point opposite east end of Chesapeake and Ohio caboose
tracks; thence to Jackson’s river; thence crossing same to
county road on south side of said river; thence along said
county road to a point on hill opposite the stone bridge across
Mill creek; thence to said bridge.

3. There shall be seven trustees of said town, who shall be
qualified voters of the town. They shall compose the coun-
cil thereof, and five of them shall constitute a*quorum for the
transaction of business. They shall hold their offices for four
years, and until their successors are elected and qualified.
Said trustees shall be chosen by ballot on the fourth Thurs-
day in May, eighteen hundred and eighty-five, and every
fourth year thereafter, and shall enter upon their duties on
the first day of July succeeding their election. Any person
entitled to vote in the county of Alleghany for members of
the general assembly, and who has been a resident for three
months in the corporate limits of the town of Clifton Forge,
shall be entitled to vote at all elections under this act. The
council shall appoint three qualified voters of said town, one
of whom shall act also as clerk, to hold said election between
the hours of eight ante meridian and four post meridian.
Said three-judges of election shall decide any contest with
reference to the right to vote of any individual, and shall
count the ballots, and in case it is impossible to determine the
seven who have the highest number of votes by reason of a
tie, the said clerk shall by lot determine the matter in the
presence of his associates, and of not more than two persons
selected by each candidate affected by said lot. Said three
judges of election shall determine who have received the
greatest number of votes in such olection, and shall certify
the same and an abstract of the votes on the poll-books, and
return the same, together with the ballots, to the clerk of the
council, to be by him preserved, and said clerk shall imme-
diately thereafter make up and return to each of the persons
elected, a certificate of election. :

4. The council shall at their first meeting in July of each
year, elect one of their own number to be mayor of said town,
and also one of their number who shall be clerk of said coun-
cil; and shall also appoint a town, sergeant, who shall bea
resident of said town. Said council shall require such bonds
from said officers in such pen&lties as said council may deter-
mine, conditioned for the faithful, performance of their duty,
and shall have power by a two-thirds vote, to remove the
same from office at any time. All the officers of the corpora-
tion shall serve without compensation, except as hereinafter
provided. Said council shall appoint its own time of meet-
ing, and may fill any vacancy arising in their own body for
the unexpired term. The bonds herein provided for, shall be
executed with security to be approved by the council, and
shall be filed with the clerk.

5. The said council shall have power to pass all by-laws
and ordinances necessary for the proper government of said
town, not in conflict with the constitution and laws of the
state of Virginia, and the constitution and laws of the United
States, and to punish the violation of same by fine and im-
prisonment; to mark accurately the bounds of existing
streets, and to lay off new streets, alleys and sidewalks: pro-
vided however, that no street, alley, sidewalk, or crossing

lace shall be so laid off as to cross the tracks or yards of the

hesapeake and Ohio railway company, or the Richmond
and Alleghany railroad company, save and except at the
points where said tracks are now crossed by the located and
established streets, roads, and highways now marked out and
aid off.

6. The said council may annually levy a tax for corpora-
tion purposes, which on no property shall exceed fifty cents
on the one hundred dollars’ valuation, except that on the pe-
tition of freeholders representing three-fourths of the value of
all real estate within the corporation, the council may levy a
corporation tax, not to exceed the amount named in the said
petition. Said tax upon property herein authorized, shall be
only upon such subjects of taxation by the state of Virginia
as are assessable and assessed for state taxation within the
county of Alleghany, and shall in all cases be based upon the
assessment made by the officers of the state for the state tax-
ation.

7. The said council shall have the power to impose a license
tax, not exceeding ten dollars, upon all persons within said
town, on whom the state has imposed a license tax: provided
however, that they may impose a further tax, of not less than
twenty dollars nor more than two hundred dollars, on all
liquor dealers, and on all handlers of liquor as a beverage, and
keepers of bowling alleys, billiard or bagatelle tables.

8. No license shall be granted to any person or persons,
club or corporation, to sell wine, ardent spirits, malt liquors,
or any mixtures thereof, alcoholic bitters, or fruits preserved
in ardent spirits, either by wholesale, retail, or to be drank at
the place where sold, or in any other way, within the corpo-
rate limits of said town, or within one mile thereof, without,
unless and until the applicants shall have produced to the
court, or officer authorized to grant such license, the written
consent of the council of said town.

9. The mayor shall preside at all meetings of the council
when present, but shall have only his own vote as a member
of said council, and in the absence of the mayor, a president
pro tempore may be elected by the meeting. The mayor
shall have and exercise the jurisdiction and authority of a
justice of the peace of Alleghany county, within the corporate
limits of said town, and within one mile of the limits of said
corporation, and shall be entitled to the same fees.

10. The clerk shall keep a correct record of the proceed-
ings of the council; shall provide the books and stationery
therefor; make out the certificates of election; make out a
list of the property to be taxed, real and personal, within the
limits of the corporation, and fix the. valuation of the same
as determined by the officers of the state for state taxation;
shall issue tickets for taxes voted by the council, which tickets
he shall deliver to the sergeant when ordered by the council;
and shall have power to administer the oaths of office to any
of the town officers. The clerk shall also discharge such
other duties as may be devolved upon him by the council
under the powers herein conferred on them; and for his ser-
vices shall be allowed such sum as said council shall deter-
mine to be proper.

11. The sergeant shall be ex-officio treasurer of said town;
shall execute such bonds and give such security as the council
shall prescribe; shall receive all moneys belonging to the
town, and shall disburse the same by such authority and in
such manner as the council shall determine, and shall exhibit
at such times and before such persons as they may designate,
who shall audit the same, a statement of his transactions as
the financial officer of the town, together with the vouchers
therefor. The said sergeant shall be vested with all the
powers of a constable within the limits of said town, and
shall be a conservator of the peace, with power to arrest in
said town, or anywhere within Alleghany county, upon a
warrant issued by the mayor, any person charged with a
violation of the laws or ordinances of said town; and he shall
have power upon a like warrant to arrest anywhere in Alle-
ghany county any person charged with the commission of any
crime in said town, or within one mile of its corporate limits.
When a violation of the laws or ordinances of said town is
committed in his presence, he shall have authority and power
forthwith to arrest the offender and carry him before some
conservator of the peace of said town, to be dealt with ac-
cording to law.

12. The mayor and sergeant of said town, shall have power
and authority to deputize any number of the citizens of the
town, and citizens of said county who may be in said town,
to assist the sergeant in the full discharge of his duties in all
cases of riots, misdemeanors, and other offences, when, in
their judgment, the emergency requires it.

13. Every citizen of said town, who is liable therefor, shall
be exempt from the payment of any road tax or district tax
whatever, and from any county capitation tax: provided
that the council of said town shall impose a capitation tax of
one dollar upon every such citizen to be devoted exclusively
to free school purposes within the limits of said town.

14. The following named persons, residents and qualified
voters within the corporate limits of said town, to-wit: W. C.
Moody, M. H. Ham, J. A. Ford, T. P. Bowles, George W.
Huddleston, J. G. Woodward, and J. F. Hughes, are hereby
declared and appointed trustees of said town of Clifton Forge,
and may qualify before any magistrate or justice of the peace
in the county of Alleghany; and thereupon they shall consti-
tute the council of said town, and as such shall have and ex-
ercise all the powers granted to said council, and shall dis-
charge all the duties thereof, until their successors shall be
duly elected and qualified.

15. This act shall be in force from its passage.
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Feb. 1, 1884.
Clarke—1, Greenway; 2, Chapel; 3, Battletown.
Craig—1, New Castle; 2, Alleghany; 3, Summonsv
Culpeper—1, Jefferson; 2, Salem; 3, Cedar Mountai
Catalpa.

Cumberland—1, Hamilton; 2, Madison; 3, Randolpl
Dickenson.

Dinwiddie—1, Rowanty; 2, Sapony; 3, Dorville; 4,
Elizabeth City—1, Chesapeake; 2, Wythe; 3, South
Essex—1, Rappahannock; 2, Central; 3, Occupacia
Fairfax—1, Centerville; 2, Lee; 3, Mount Vernon
Providence; 6, Dranesville.

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

Floyd—1, Locust Grove; 2, Little River; 3, Jack
idge; 5, Indian Valley; 6, Burk’s Fork.
Fluvanna—l, 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, Gainesboro’; 3, Back C
Shawnee.

Giles—1, Pearisburg; 2, Walker’s Creek; 3, Pemb
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, Ruckersvil
Greenesville—1, Bellfield; 2, Hicksford; 3, Zion.
Halifax—1, Staunton; 2, Roanoke; 3, Banister; 4
ount Carmel; 6, Hyco.

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

Henrico—1, Tuckahoe; 2, Brookland; 3, Fairfield;
Henry—1, Horse Pasture; 2, Ridgeway; 3, Leathe
lle.

Highland—1, Blue Grass; 2, Monterey; 3, Stonewa
Isle of Wight—1, Windsor; 2, Hardy; 3, Newport.
James City—1, Jamestown; 2, Powhatan; 3, Stone
King & Queen—1, Newtown; 2, Stevensville; 3, Bu
King George—1, Passpatangy; 2, Shiloh; 3, Chotan
King William—1, Mangohbick; 2, Acquinton; 3, We
Lancaster—1, White Chapel; 2, Mantau; 3, White
Lee—1, Rose Hill; 2, White Shoals; 3, Jonesville;
Yokum Station.
Loudoun—1, Leesburg; 2, Broad Run; 3, Mercer; 4, M
fferson; 6, Lovettsville.

Louisa—1, Green Spring; 2, Louisa Courthouse; 3, Cr
n.
Lunenburg—1, Lockleven; 2, Columbia Grove; 3, Reb
nt Grove; 5, Lewiston; 6, Brown’s Store.

Madison—1, Roberson; 2, Locust Dale; 3, Rapid Ann.
Mathews—1, Piankitank; 2, Westville; 3, Chesapeake.
Mecklenburg—1, Clarkesville; 2, Palmer’s Spring; 3, Bo
one; 5, Christiansville; 6, Flat Creek; 7, South Hill; 8
Middlesex—1, Jamaica; 2, Saluda; 3, Pine Top.
Montgomery—1, Christiansburg; 2, Blacksburg; 3, All
in.

Nansemond—1, Chuckatuck; 2, Sleepy Hole; 3, Cypress
Nelson—1, Lovingston; 2, Rockfish; 3, Massie’s Mills.
New Kent—1, Black Creek; 2, St. Peter’s; 3, Cumbe
"eek.

Norfolk—1, Western Branch; 2, Deep Creek; 3, Tan
ashington; 5, Pleasant Grove; 6, Butt’s Road.
Northampton—1, Capeville; 2, Eastville; 3, Franktown
Northumberland—1, Lottsbuyg ; 2, Heathsville; 3, Fairfie.
Nottoway—1, Haytokah; 2, Blendon; 3, Bellefonte.
Orange—1, Barbour; 2, Madison; 3, Taylor; 4, Gordo
Page—1, Shenandoah Iron Works; 2, Mackville; 3, Lu
Id.

Patrick—1, Mayo River; 2, Dan River; 3, Smith Rive1
Pittsylvania—1, Chatham; 2, Banister; 3, Staunton;
Calland’s; 6; Tunstall’s; 7, Dan River; 8, Danville.
Powhatan—1, Macon; 2, Spencer; 3, Huguenot.
Prince Edward—1, Buffalo; 2, Hampden; 3, Leigh;
arm ville.

Prince George—1, Templeton; 2, Rives; 3, Bland; 4,
randon.

Prince William—1, Gainesville; 2, Manassas; 3, Brent
ies; 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.

Richmond—1, Stonewall; 2, Marshall; 3, Washington;
Roanoke—1, Catawba; 2, Salem; 3, Cave Spring; 4, B
Rockbridge—1, Lexington; 2, Natural Bridge; 3, Buf
‘eek; 5, Walker’s Creek; 6, South River.
Bigbie’s Shop; Charlemont; Big Island; Robinson’s Store; Patterson’s
Mill.

Bland—Meehanicsburg; Point Pleasant; Seddon; Sharon Springs;
Grossclose’s Storehouse; Bogle’s Schoolhouse; Rocky Gap.

Botetourt—Courthouse; Grace Furnace; Salisbury; Junction Store;
Dagger’s Springs; Lick Run; Wilton; Aunspaugh’s Shop; Brugh’s
Mill; Zimmerman’s Shop; Troutville; Amsterdam; Carvin’s Cove;
Mount Union; Merrit’s Mill; Buchanan; Blue Ridge; Jackson; Jen-
ning’s Creek; Flaherty’s Store.

Brunswick—Lawrenceville ; Smoky Ordinary; Sturgeonville; Trotter’s
Store; Elmore’s Store; Edmund’s Store; Sunny Side; Tillman’s Store;
Rocky Store; Kelly’s Store; Dromgoole’s Store.

Buchanan—Grundy; Prater; Sanders; Harricane; Contrary; Dis-
mal; Bigrock; Knox. : |

Buckingham—Maysville, (Courthouse); Wright’s; Glenmore; Spencer’s
Store; New Store; Gary’s Store; Curdsville; Red Mills; Gold Hill;
New Canton; Centenary.

Campbell—Rustburg; Concord; Mount Zion; Hat Creek; Brookneal ;
Morgan’s Mill; Pigeon Run; Marysville; Castle Craig; New London;
Otter River; Leesville; Kings; Blackwater; Flynns.

Caroline—Bowling Green; At shop on C. L. Goulman’s land; White’s
Mill; Sparta; Shumarsville; Port Royal; Moss Neck; Guinea’s Depot;
Bower’s Store; Reedy Church; Cedar Fork; Flippo’s Store; Gray’s
Mill.

Carroll—Courthouse; Paint Bank; Phillip’s Store; Jacob H. Wisler’s;
Martin Hank’s; Courthouse; Pleasant Hill; Pine Creek Schoolhouse;
Fremont; Aaron Nester’s; Turner’s Store; Smith’s Mill; Hawk’s Store;
Courthouse; Beamer’s Schoolhouse; Sulphur Springs; Landreths; Mc-
Gee’s Mill.

Charles City—Gill’s Store; Courthouse; Pollard; Walker’s Store.

Charlotte—Courthouse; Keysville; Wylliesburg; Red Oak Grove;
Scott’s Old Store; Priddy’s Store; Aspenwall; Harvey’s Store; Smith’s
Tavern; Clements.

Chesterfield —Kleversahl’s Store; Hancock’s Store; Hayword’s Store;
Eyler’s Store; Tucker’s Store; Tucker's Shop; Winfree’s Store; 8. 8.
Goode’s Store; Clover Hill Co. s Store; Midlothian Township Office ;
Courthouse.

Clarke—Lindsey’s Store; White Post; Morgan’s Mill; Millwood;
Mount Airy; Berryville; Russell.

Craig—Courthouse; Paint Bank; McGuire’s Store; Ammendale;
Walker’s Storehouse. 7

Culpeper—Foster’s Store; Stevensburg; Brandy; Brown’s Store;
Eldorado ; Jeffersonton; Rixeyville; Mitchell’s; Culpeper.
Cumberland—Walton’s Mill; Clinton; Brown’s Church; Courthouse.

Danville—Ward No. 1, Courthouse; Ward No. 2, Grave’s Warehouse;
Ward No. 3, Woodson’s Store.

Dickenson—Chase ; Willis; Rose; Roaring Fork; Ervinton; Colley ;
Frying Pan.

Dinwiddie—Dinwiddie Courthouse; Rocky Run; Malone’s; Reams;
Daniels; White Oak; Oak Grove; New Hope; Sutherlands; Church
Roads; Cherry Hill; Bookland.

Elizabeth City—Wythe magisterial district; Chesapeake magisteral
district; Southfield magisterial district.

Essex—Loretto; Loyds; Enterprise; Courthouse, (‘Tappahannoek);
Chapel Grove; Centre Cross.

Fairfax—Centreville; Clifton; Wells’; Bayliss’; Burke’s; Woodyard’s;
Accotink; Gum Spring; Moore’s; Pulman’s; Anandale; Falls Church;
West End; Fairfax Courthouse; Langley; Vienna; Spring Vale; Thomp-
son’s; Thornton’s.

Fauquier—Orleans ; Salem; Markham; Paris; Upperville; Rector-
town; Landmark; The Plains; Warrentown; New Baltimore; Bealeton;
Morrisville; Rappahannock Station; Bristersburg; Warrenton Junction;
Auburn.

Floyd—Weaver’s Store; Locust Grove; Harman’s; Turtle Rock;
Jacksonville; Booth’s Mill; Stuarts; Indian Valley; Hylton; Burks
Fork.

Fluvanna—Jones Schoolhouse; EH. A. Winn’s Store; Tutwiler’s Store;
Columbia; Kent’s Store; Palmyra; Hunter's Lodge; Winn’s Store—
Fork Union; Haden’s Store.

Franklin—Rocky Mount; Sydnorsville; Snow Creek; Dickinson’s;
Union Hall; Langhon’s; Hatcher’s; Taylor’s Store; ~Brooks’ Mill;
Lynnville Schoolhouse; Bon Brook; Sandy Level; Helm’s Store; Boon’s
Mill; Dillon’s Mill; Callaways; Pigg River; Long Branch; Providence;
Young’s Store.

Frederick—Neffstown; Brucetown; Whitehall; Pughtown; Baker’s
Mill; Dolan’s; Gore’s; Lamp’s Schoolhouse; Russell’s Mill; Dry Run
Schoolhouse; Old Forge; Middletown; Newtown; Greenwood; Kearns-
town; Carper’s Valley. ,

Fredericksburg—The Upper or Mayor’s Office; The Lower or Court-
house precinct.

Giles—Pearisburg; Wolf Creek; Staffordsville; Banesville; Pem-
broke; Hatfield; New River; Poplar Hill; Sugar Run; Newport.

Gloucester—E. H. Rowe’s Store; Hickory Fork; Clay Bank; Court-
house; Tabb’s Store; Trevilian’s Store; Dragon Ordinary; Wood's
Cross Roads; Sassafras. :
Goochland—Dover Mines; Bowle’s Store; Ford’s Store; Courthouse
Watkinsville; Rocketts; Three Square; Snead’s Store; Caladonia
Trice’s Store.

Grayson—Independence; Elk Creek; Wilson’s Store; North Corner
Bridle Creek ; Mouth of Wilson; Pugh Place; White Top; Old Town
Knob Fork; Cherry Grove; Hampton’s Cross-Roads; Fair View.

Greene—McecMullan’s Mill; Stanardville; Ruckersville; Monroe.

Greenesville—Belfield ; Rylands ; Trotter’s Store; Moss House; Hicks
ford; Tillar & Walton’s Mill.

Halifax—Courthouse; South Boston; Scottsburg; Dryburg; Clover
Mount Laurel; Morgan’s Cross-Roads; Catawba; Martin’s Store
Republican Grove -~ Meadsville ; Ridgeway ;. Vernon Hill; Brooklyn
Whitlock; New’s Ferry; Brandon’s; Mount Carmel; Black Walnut
Omega; Mayo; Red Bank; Midway; Clay’s Mill.

Hanover—Cold Harbor; Rural Point; Clay; Ashland; Rockville
Higginson’s Store; Blunts; Hall’s Shop.

Henrico—Short Pump; Ridge Church; Anderson’s Store; Hungary
Brun’s; Jones’ Store; Smither’s Store; Fairfield Tavern; Chaddick’s
Baker's Store; Carter's Store; Four Mile Creek; Whitlock’s Store.

Henry— Martinsville; Figsboro; Oak Level; Iron Side; Gunville
Traylorsville; Scott’s Tanyard; Spencer’s Store; Horse Pasture; Ridge
way; Irisburg; Leatherwood; Mountain Valley.

Isle of Wight—Carrsville; I. W. Duck’s Store; Windsor; Zuni; Court
house; Burwell’s Bay; G. F. Hall’s Store; Smithtield; Carrollton.

Highland—Courthouse; Wilson’s Mill; New Hampden; Hevener’
Store; Ruckman’s Schoolhouse; Bethlehem; Pullin’s Schoolhouse
Stewart’s Mill.

James City—Courthouse in Williamsburg; Cranstown Mill; Bank’
Store.

King George—Shiloh; King George Courthouse; Hampstead; Pass:
patanzy.

King William—Mangohick; Beulahville; Moncuin; Courthouse; Lanes
ville; West Point; Custis.

King & Queen—Newtown; Clarkston; Stevensville; Little Plymout
Buena Vista. }

Lancaster—Litwalton; Corrattoman; Courthouse; White Stone; Ca:
ter’s Creek.

DLee—Margaret Ely’s; Bale’s Forge; Morgan’s Store; Bishop’s Store
Jonesville; Hunters Gap; Abraham J. Livenston’s; Stickleyville
Kelly’s Store: Stallardsville; Turkey Cove Seminary; Sulphur Spring
Church.

Loudoun—Leesburg; Goresville; Hamilton; Hughesville; Silcott
Springs; Snickersville; Mount Gilead; Philomont; Hillsboro’; Pu
cellville; Woodgrove; Waterford; Lovettsville; Water’s; Luckett’s
Store; Guilford; Gum Spring; Farmwell; Middleburg; Union; <Aldie;
Powell’s Shop; Mountsville.

Louisa—Mechanicksville; Mays’ Store; Trevilian’s; Bell’s Cross-Roads ;
Louisa Courthouse; Terrell’s Store; Thompson’s Cross-Roads; Cuckoo;
Fredericks Hall; Centreville; Meredith’s Store; Jacksons; Bumpass’.

Lunenburg—Lewiston; Pleasant Grove; Meherrin; Knight & Olivers;
Rehoboth; Columbian Grove; Lochleven; Brown’s Store; Plantersville.

Lynchburg—First Ward: Two Precincts; Second Ward: One Precinct;
Third Ward: One Precinct.

Madison—Courthouse; Wolftown; Grave’s Mill; Rochelle; Oak Park;
Dulinsville; Criglersville; Nether’s Mill.

Manchester—First Ward, Jones’ precinct; Second Ward, Market
House precinct; Third Ward, Owens’ Store precinct; Fourth Ward,
Bowen’s Store precinct.

Mathews—T bree.

Mecklenburg—Edmonson’s Old Store; Smith’s Cross-Roads; Puryear’s
Shop; Wright’s Store; Pearson’s Biers : Boydton; Clarksville; Chris-
tiansville; Gregory’s Store; Buffalo Springs.

Middlesex —Jamaica - Satude Freeshade; New Market.

Montgomery—Auburn ; Alleghany Springs Blacksburg; Big Spring;
Christiansburg ; Central Depot; Crum Peckers; Grayson’s Mill; Guer-
rants; Kirby’s Mill; Long’s Shop; Price’s Fork.

Nansemond—Suffolk ; Myrtle Station; Chuckatuck; Barrett’s Neck ;
Holy Neck Chapel; Copeland’s Mill; Kilby’s Mill; Somerton; Cypress’
Chapel; Norfleet’s Fork ; The J unction; Yeate’s Lower Free School.

Nelson—Lovingston; Arrington; New Market Pamplin’s Tanyard ;
Faber’s Mills; Greenfield; Massie’s Mills; Montebello; Nelly’s Ford;
Fork’s Tye River; Lowesville; May’s Store; Poplars; Buffalo Ridge
Springs; Elmington.

New Kent—Barhamsville; Courthouse; Talleysville; Summit.

Norfolk city—First Ward: Two Precincts; Second Ward: Two Pre-
cincts; Third Ward: Two Precincts; Fourth Ward: Two Precincts.

Norfolk county—Churchland; Glebe; Hall’s Corner; Bower’s Hill;
Deep Creek; Brambleton; Zion’s Church; Cross-Roads; Corner House;
Oak Grove; Hickory Grove; Indian Creek; Bell’s Mill; Bethel.

Northampton—W ardtown; Franktown ; Johnsontown; Eastville; Bay-
view; Capeville; Hog Island; Cobb’s Island.

Northumberland—Lottsburg; Heathsville; Burgess’ Store; Tignor’s
Store; Wicomico Church; Harvey’s Creek.

Nottoway—Burkeville; Jeffress’ Store; Courthouse; Blacks and
Whites; Sparisville.
Orange—Barboursville; Gordonsville; Orange Courthouse; Rogers’
store; Woolfolk’s Store; Locust Grove.

' Page—Rileyville; Springfield; Luray; Printz’s Mill; Marksville;
Lorig’s Mill; Honeyville; Shenandoah Iron Works; Jollett’s School-
house; New Post.

Patrick—Penn’s Store; Nettle Ridge; Liberty; Courthouse; Palmetto;
Turner’s Store; Peters Creek; Aker’s Store; Nunn’s Store; Gates’
Store; Bell’s Spur; Dehart’s Mill; Adams’ Store; Elamsville; Charity;
Via’s; Buffalo.

Petersburg—First Ward: Two Precincts; Second Ward: One Precinct;
Third Ward: One Precinct; Fourth Ward: One Precinct; Fifth Ward:
One Precinct; Sixth Ward: One Precinct.

Pittsylvania—Galveston; Grasty’s Store; Hill Grove; Hall’s Cross-
Roads; Laurel Grove; Motley’s Store; Mount Airy; New Design; Pey-
tonsburg; Ringgold; Riceville; Sandy Level; Shockoe; Slatesville;
Hurt’s Store; Straight Stone; Anderson’s Store; Swansonville; Whites;
Whitmell; Wimbish’s; Dodson’s Store; Berger’s Store; Brosville; Cal-
land’s; Cascade; Chatham; Chalk Level; Dry Fork.

Portsmouth—First Ward: Independent Engine-house; Second Ward:
Council Chamber, Courthouse; Third Ward: Oscar Smith’s barber shop;
Fourth Ward: Friendship Hook and ladder house.

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

Princess Anne—Black Water; Creed’s Bridge; Capp’s Shop; Wash
Woods; Courthouse; London Bridge; Kempsville.

Prince Edward—Farmville; Prospect; Spring Creek; Hampden;
Briery; Rice’s; Green Bay.

Prince George—Lee’s Mill; Sturdivant’s Shop; Sherman’s Cross-Roads ;
Grammar’s; Burrowsville. ;

Prince William—Brentsville; Greenwich; Dumfries; Potomac City;
Haymarket; Waterfall; Hickory Grove; Occoquan; Davis’ Store; Coles’;
Horton’s Store; Manassas.

Pulaski—New River; Dublin; Martin’s; Hunter’s Spring; Newbern ;
Harmony; Snowville; Max Creek; Reed Island.

Rappahannock—W ashington, (Courthouse); Sperryville; Woodville;
Amissville; Flint Hill.

Richmond city—Clay Ward: First Precinct; Second Precinct; Third
Precinct; Fourth Precinct. Monroe Ward: First Precinct; Second
Precinct; Third Precinct; Fourth Precinct; Fifth Precinct. Madison
Ward; First Precinct; Second Precinct; Third Precinct; Fourth Pre-
cinct. Jefferson Ward: First Precinct; Second Precinct; Third Pre-
cinct; Fourth Precinct. Marshall Ward: First Precinct; Second Pre-
cinct; Third Precinct. Jackson Ward: First Precinct; Second Precinct;
Third Precinct; Fourth Precinct.

Richmond county—Newland; Warsaw; Braxton’s Store; Farnham
Church.

Roanoke city—First Ward: Farmers’ Warehouse. Second Ward:
McCarthy’s House, Salem Alley. Third Ward: House occupied by B.
B. Hickman on Brooke street.

Roanoke—Catawba; John’s Shop; Courthouse; Botetourt Springs;
Cave Spring; Poage’s Mill; Bent Mountain; Red Hill; Big Lick; Ed-
ington’s Shop; Gish’s Mill; Bonsack’s.

Rockbridge—Levington; Oak Bank ; Hartsook’s Shop; Natural Bridge;
Glenwood Storehouse; Collierstown; Hamilton’s Schoolhouse; Smith’s
Mill; Big Spring Mills; Rockbridge Baths; Brownsburg; Goshen; Ken-
nedy’s Mill; Fairfield; Cedar Hill Schoolhouse; Campbell’s Mill.

Rockingham—Furnace No. 2; Conrad’s Store; McGaheysville; Port
Republic; Cross Keys; Moyerheffer’s Store; Pleasant Valley; Mount
Crawford; Bridgewater; Ottobine; Dayton; Mount Clinton; Harrison-
burg; Keezeltown; Mountain Valley; Melrose; Edom; Singer’s Glen;
Hoover’s Shop; Tenth Legion; Broadway; Timberville; Coote’s Store;
Wittig’s Store.

Russell—Lebanon Courthouse; E. R. Baylor’s Store; Thomas 8. John-
son’s Storehouse; William M. Lockhart’s Storehouse; House of Jacob
Cook; J. M. Hanson’s Storehouse; House of J. B. Fugate; House of F.
M. Dorton; House of William J. Wampler; House of John Banner;
House of Elam Grizzle; House of A. J. Greggsby; Davis & Bros’ Store.

Scott—Kstillville; Wininger’s; Stoney Point; Smith’s; Nickelsville;
Locust Lane; Osborn’s Ford; Decobb; Poter’s; Jenning’s; Rollers.

Shenandoah—New Market; Quicksburg ; Forestville; John D. Miller’s;
Mt. Jackson; Hudson’s Cross Roads; Cabin Hill; Hamburg; Edinburg;
Columbia Furnace; Liberty Furnace: Town Hall; Dry Run School-
house; Manoah Harman’s Mill; Courthouse; Central Schoolhouse; Stras-
burg; Lebanon Church; Mount Olive.

Smyth—Courthouse; Atkin’s Mill; R.S. Bonhorn’s; St. Clair’s Bottom ;
Mrs. E. J. Williams’; Blue Spring; Olympia; Chatham Hill; Broad
Ford; Saltville.

Southampton—Ivor; Berlin; Black Creek; Jerusalem; Franklin ;
Newsoms; Joynersville; Warrells; Boykins; Drewreysville; Green
Plain.

Qpotsylvania—Courthouse; Brent’s Mill; Summit; Thornsburg; Part-
low’s; Andrew’s; Peak’s Cross-Roads; Faulconer’s; Finchville; Chancel-
lorsville.

Stafford—Courthouse ; Griffis’; Brooke; Falmouth; White Oak ; Mas-
ters; Stafford Store; Hartwood ; Harwood.
Synopsis of the Financial Operations of the Treasury for the Fi
ending September 30, 1884.

On ACCOUNT OF THE COMMONWEALTH:

Balance on hand October 1, 1888............sscscscssscssecsessscscsecs 1,362,630 03
Amount received from Octo, 1, 1883, to Septem. 30, 1884..... 2,760,388 43

4,112,968 46
Disbursed from October 1, 18838, to September 30, 1884......... 8,869,576 95

Balance on hand October 1, 1884.............scsccscsscsccsscecece santa

On AccouNnT oF THE LITERARY FuND:

Balance on hand October 1, 1888...........cececcssescsscscsesccceeses 117,163 47
Amount received from Octo. 1, 1883, to Septem. 30, 1884...... 277,412 00

, 894,575 47
Disbursed from October 1, 1888, to September 30, 1884......... 296,207 82
Balance on hand October 1, 1884........ eccaorsre en & Wn Oe ES BE EEE

On ACCOUNT OF THE INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC DEBT:
Balance on hand October 1, 1888.............000. ddbe tad dhawim omencems 6 17,894 27
Amount received from Octo. 1, 1888, to Septem. 30, 1884...... 565,065 77
582,960 04

Disbursed from October 1, 1888, to September 30, 1884......... 578,656 23

Balance on hand October 1, 1884..........ccsceccssecsccsssscsessececes

On ACCOUNT OF THE SINKING FUND:

Balance on hand October 1, 1888......ccessecsecorecsscscscescccscovees 492 60
Amount received from Octo. 1, 1883, to Septem. 80, 1884...... 600,000 00

500,492 60
Disbursed from October 1, 18838, to September 30, 1884......... 499,962 90

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On AccouNT oF THE MILLER FuND:

Balance on hand October 1, 18838.............cecccscesesees onenve earn ne 89,088 51
Amount received from Octo. 1, 1888, to Septem. 80, 1884..... 199,522 80

288,556 31
Disbursed from October 1, 1888, to September 30, 1884........ 147,262 28
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To pay a certain sum to Western
lunatic asylum,
Shall credit late treasurer of Bote-

tourt with certain amounts, 33
To have certain judgment dock-
eted, 35

To issue warrants for cost of sta-
tionery for revisors of Code,

To issue warrant in favor of W. W.
Wood,

To pay a certain sum for the dis-
play of. Virginia’s resources at

New Orleans, 54
Shall credit David E. Bass, late

treasurer of Campbell county,

with certain amounts, 63

Time within which the treasurer
of Alleghany county to make his
final settlement with, extended, 65-6

Authorized to pay a certain amount
to Mrs. Martha S. Slaughter, 67

Time extended for payment of
taxes for 1884, in Bedford, 74-5

To draw warrant in favor of J. L. |
McIntosh, 88

Duty of, under act for relief of es-
tate of C. H. Lynch, 91

Duty of, under act to secure to the
state money due to it by any of
its officers, 90-1

Time extended within which
treasurer of Essex county may
pay in taxes for 1884, 92

To institute proceedings to deter-
mine right of James G. Field to
certain money, 93

To issue warrants to John T. W.
Custis and William J. Euritt, 106-7

To accept from sureties of John
Thompson, certain bonds, 107

To receive certain amounts from
Charles W. McClaugherty, 109

111

Time extended for D. W. Dunn to
settle with,

To prescribe form of application
and license in regard to taking
oysters, 112-13

Duty of, under act for assessment
of real estate, 112-16

To accept certain bonds from sure-
ties of J. H. Blair, 118

To draw his warrant in favor of V.

G, Dunnington, 122

To receive certain bonds from sure-
ties of John F. Jones, and sure-
ties of J. L. F. Campbell, 129-30

Authorized to draw his warrant in
favor of Waller R. Staples and
John W. Daniel,

Heirs of Martha C. Ball to be re-
lieved of the lien of certain taxes, 139

138

Duty of, under act in relation to
sale of delinquent lands,

Authorized to accept certain bonds
from Stephen H. Turner, late
treasurer of Amherst,

Shall issue warrants to treasurer of

building committee of the South-
western lunatic asylum,

To issue artificial limbs, I

To accept from sureties of Peyton
R. Ford certain bonds,

Shall issue his warrant to pay for
rebinding and indexing books of
ae in register of the land
ve)

Suretiesof J. H. Blair to have credit
for certain amounts,

Authorized to issue his warrant in

]

favor of Wm. H. McBride, 1

Directed to suspend proceedings
against the sureties of Geo. S.

Cady, 1

Directed to receive from sureties
of Charles W. Walker, certain

bonds, 1

Duty of, under act requiring banks

to make stated reports to the, 1

AUGUSTA COUNTY.
To amend act to incorporate town
of Greenville in,

BACK BAY.
Protection of fish in, in Princess

Anne, 1

BAGWELL, GEORGE H.
Governor authorized to pay, for
services rendered in establishing
boundary line between Virginia
and Maryland,

BALL, MARTHA C.,
For relief of heirs of, 1

BANKS. |
Required to make stated reports

to the auditor of public accounts 1
Exchange bank of Floyd county, 1

BASS, DAVID E.
To allow, further time to return
insolvents and delinquents,

BATH.
Board of supervisors of, to repair a
part of the Warm Springs and
untersville turnpike road, 1
——————

Time for payment of taxes for 1884,
in, extended,

Board of supervisors of, authorized
to supplement compensation of
treasurer, 172
BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.

May sell, exchange, or encumber
their property, 23

BERKLEY DISTRICT.
In relation to fences in, Spotsyl-
vania county,

BISHOP PAYNE DIVINITY AND
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL IN VIR-
GINIA.

Incorporated, 75
BLAIR, J. H.

Relief of, 118

Relief of sureties of, 175

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
To appoint a new board of visitors
of the Virginia militaryinstitute, 55
Authorized to pay for guarding the
public storehouse, 162
To provide a register of public Prop-
erty, 173

BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSION-
ERS

Act creating county, amended, 119
BONDS.
Auditor of public accounts to turn
over certain, to commissioners
of sinking fund, 6
Miller Manual labor school of Al-
bemarle, may exchange coupon
for registered, 7
Commissioners of sinking fund to
advertise that they will receive
offers for sale of certain, 16-17
To declare true intent and mean-
ing of section five of Riddleber-
ger bill,
To provide for interchange of cou-
pon and registered,

BOOKS OF RECORD.
Rebinding and indexing, in land
office,

* BOTETOURT.

Henry R. Burger, late treasurer,
allowed further time to return
insolvents and delinquents,

30
48

174

33

SS eee eee ee

Governor authorized to pay G
H. Bagwell for services ren:
in establishing, between 1
land and Virginia,

BOWLING GREEN TOBA'
SOCIATION.
Incorporated,

BOYKINS.
Town of, incorporated,

BRIDGES.
See Public Roads.

BRIDGEW ATER.
Act to incorporate town of, an
ed,

BURGER, HENRY >
Allowed further time to retu:
solvents and delinquents,

BUITS, GEORGE W
Allowed to erect a wharf in N
mond,

BYRD CEMETERY COM
GOOCHLAND.
Incorporated,

CADY, GEORGE 8
Proceedings against sureti¢
suspended,

CALDWELL, R. J.
Relieved from the payment
fine,

CAMPBELL COUNT

To incorporate the town of Ly
Station in,

To allow further time to Dav

Bass to return insolvents an
linquents,

CAMPBELL, JAMES

Authorizing, and others to :

tract of land held by Provic
church in Louisa,

CAMPBELL, J. L. |
Relief of sureties of,

CAROLINE COUNT

Act providing for processi

lands of certain counties :
fers to, repealed,
wee ee eb ee SOS /—

To amend act requiring railroad
companies to erect, 1

CENTRAL LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Money appropriated to complete
the new, 14]

CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
May sell, exchange, or encumber

BD aS at Ne’ 6

their property, 23
CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
In relation to school fund of, 60

Obstructions removed in Little
Roanoke creek, 142

CHARTERS.
Amending act giving a charter to
Roanoke city, 120
List of, granted by circuit courts, 193-4

CHESTERFIELD.

Working roads in Powhatan and, 96

CHURCHES. |
Act to authorize religious congre-
gations, &c., to sell, exchange, or
encumber their property,
amended, 23
To sell and convey a tract of land
in use of Providence church in
Louisa,

CIRCUIT COURTS.
Judge of circuit court of Alexan-
dria to hold specia] terms of his
court,
Times and places for holding, in

139

44

sixth judicial circuit, 47
Judges of, in regard to orders and
decrees, 57

Times for holding, in fifteenth ju-

dicial circuit, 117
To provide times for holding, in
ninth judicial circuit, 131

CLARKE COUNTY.
Working and repairing public
roads in,

CLERKS OF COURTS.
Certain official bonds to be proved
and acknowledged before, and
a certified copy in certain cases
to be filed by,
Of circuit courts to enter orders,
Act amended in relation to com-
pensation of, of certain counties,
Duty of,

47

25
57

17
81-4

ee oo W/ Ot Y 2 ee!’ oe rw weee Bb ws Ww OR’ w/ we ves ww

compensation of, of Greenesville
and other counties,
Duty of, to index all recorded
deeds, &c., 8
Judges, commonwealth’s attorneys
and, to appoint assessors of
lands and lots, 113
Duty of, 116
To provide compensation to, for
making records of delinquent
lands,

CLERKS OF ELECTIONS.
Act choosing registrars, judges of
elections, and, repealed,
How appointed,

CLIFTON FORGE.
Town of, in Alleghany county, in-
corporated,

85
9-90

131

24
146-151

186

CODE.

Sections 3, 7, 10, 12, and 14 of chap-
ter 102, in reference to diseased
cattle, amended,

Act to revise and digest, amended,

Section 53, chapter 167, as amend-
ed in relation to orders and de-
crees, amended,

Section 6, chapter 80, in reference
to the powers and duties of the
board of visitors to the Univer-
sity of Virginia, amended,

Section 34, chapter 118, limiting
the time for contesting wills,
amended,

Chapter 32 of, repealed,

Section 38, chapter 128, limiting
the time for creditors to show
cause against distribution of es-
tates, amended,

Section 15, chapter 20, in regard
to the doorkeeper to the execu-
tive, messenger to the governor,
and secretary of the common-
wealth, 122-3

Section 7, chapter 166, as amended
in relation to service of process
against or notice to a corpora-
tion, amended,

Section 11, chapter 7, in regard to
registration of voters, amended, 165

COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEYS.
Duty of, under act for preservation
of oysters, &c., 40
Judges, clerks of courts, and, to
appoint assessors of lands and
lots,
Duty of,

57

78

120

116

117

156

113
115
CUMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS FOR
VIRGINIA.
Names and residence of, 191

COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVE-
. NUE

To be two, for county of Dicken-
son,

COMMISSIONERS OF SINKING
FUND

To cancel certain bonds,

Will receive offers for sale of cer-
tain bonds, and open same in
presence of governor or secre-
tary of commonwealth, 16-17

CONGRESSIONAL APPORTION-
MENT ACT.
To pay to Waller R. Staples and
John W. Daniel for professional
services rendered,

CONTESTING WILLS.
Section 34, chapter 118, Code 1873,
limiting time for, amended,

CORPORATIONS.
Section 7, chapter 166, Codé 1873,
‘as amended in relation to service
of process against or notice toa
corporation, amended, 156

COUNTY BOARD OF SCHOOL COM-
MISSION ERS.
Act creating, amended,

COUNTY JUDGES.
Board of supervisors of Fauquier
authorized to increase salary of,
of Fauquier,

COUNTY SURVEYORS.
Authorized to administer oaths and
affirmations,

COUNTY TREASURER.

Of Henrico allowed further time to
makereturn of delinquent taxes, 124

Relief of sureties of Stephen H.
Turner, late, of Amherst,

Relief of Chas. H. Hart, late, of
Isle of Wight county,

Board of supervisors of Bedford
authorized to supplement com-
pensation of, of said county,

Relief of sureties of J. H. Blair,
late, of Wise county,

Relief of sureties of Chas. W. Wal-
ker, of Giles,

138

120

75

175
179

119 |

66

COURTS.
Duty of county and corporation,
in the order appointing judges
of election, 15-16
Certain official bonds to be proved

and acknowledged before, 25

Times and places for holding cir-
cuit courts in 6th judicial circuit, 47

Shall decide fact of indebtedness of
any officer of the state, &c., 90-1

May correct assessment as to quan-
tity of land and error in exten-
tion of figures, 115

Times and places for holding, 209-13

| CREDITORS.

Chapter 128, section 38, Code 1873,
limiting the time for creditors to
show cause against distribution
of estates, amended, : 117

CUSTIS, JOHN T. W.
Relief of Wm. J. Euritt and, 106
DANIEL, JOHN W.

To pay Waller R. Staples and, for

professional services, 138
DANVILLE.

Grays to be paid for services, 3

Ladies benevolent society of, in-
corporated, 78

DANVILLE GRAYS.
To provide for payment of the, 3
DECREES AND ORDERS.
| Section 53, chapter 167, as amend-
' ed, in relation to, amended, oT
DEEDS.
Tax on, 41
‘To amend act to provide for a
general index to fiduciary ac-
counts and, 89
191

| Commissioners of, for Virginia,
{

| DELINQUENT LANDS.
| To provide compensation to clerks
| of courts for making records of, 131

153 | To amend section 2 of an act to

provide for the sale of, 152
DICKENSON.
To divide county of, into two reve-
nue districts, 49
DINWIDDIE.
In reference to fence law in Nor-
folk and, 132
DISBURSEMENTS AND RECEIPTS.
Amounts of, 207

DISEASED CATTLE.
Code amended in reference to,

DISEASES.
Code amended in reference to dis-
eased cattle, 28
To prevent the spreading of,
among domestic animals, 161

DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATES.

Section 38, chapter 128, Code of
1873, limiting the times for cred-
itors to show cause against,
amended,

DISTRICT SCHOOL TRUSTEES,

In relation to appointment and
removal of; general assembly
may elect; term of office,

DIVISION FENCES.
Making or repairing, in King
George,

28

43

44

DOCUMENTS.
Secretary of commonwealth di-
rected to sell certain Journals
and, 32

DOMESTIC ANIMALS.
To prevent the spreading of dis-
eases among, 161

DUELLING.
Removal of political disabilities of
certain persons,

DUNN, D. W.
Relief of and his deputies,

DUNNINGTON, V. G.
Granting relief to,

110

121

DUNSMORE COMMERCIAL AND
BUSINESS COLLEGE AT STAUN-
TON,

Incorporated, 152
EASTERN LUNATIC ASYLUM.

Estate of R. S. Slayton, relieved
and exonerated from payment
of claim of,

EATING HOUSES.
Privilege for keeping,

EDUCATION.
See Public Free Schools.

42

ELECTION PRECINCTS.
Separate election precincts, 199-206

ELECTIONS.
Electors for president and vice-
president to be elected by the
people, —
In relation to general registration
of voters and, 1
Judges, registrars, clerks and elec-
toral boards, 146-151

11

ELECTORAL BOARDS.
Act creating, 146-151

ELECTORS.
Apportionment of. for president
and vice-president of United
States,

ESSEX COUNTY.
Time extended for payment of
taxes in, for 1884,

ESTATES.

Section 38, chapter 128, Code 1873,
limiting the time for creditors to
show cause against distribution
of, amended,

EURITT, WILLIAM J.
Relief of John T. W. Custis and, 106

EXCHANGE BANK OF FLOYD
COUNTY.
Incorporated, 184

EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.
Duty and pay of doorkeeper of
the, 12

FAIRFAX.
To provide a new registration in, 27
Board of supervisors of, author-
ized to borrow money, 164

FARMERS BANK OF HICKSFORD.
Incorporatéd, 134

FAUQUIER COUNTY.
In relation to working roads in, 4.
Board of supervisors of, authorized
to increase salary of county judge
‘of,

FAUQUIER AND RAPPAHAN-]
NOCK RAILROAD.
Election authorized to be held in
Wakefield district in Rappahan-
nock county, on subscription to, 128

11

92

117
, In
44

pres-
on, 103

Din-
3, 132

trict
133

tain
143

TS.
gen-
89

ttor-
Pawn
93

IRCUIT.
117

109

lect
86

167

147

SNS BIN VY ENA SWEENEY NSA 48S YOON EEN ES

ing boundary line between Mary
land and Virginia,

Duty of doorkeeper to the execu
tive chamber and messenger tc

- and pay,

To loan arms to the Fishburn Mil
tary school at Waynesboro’

GRAND LODGE OF THE SON.
ZION BENEVOLENT SOCIET
VIRGINIA.

Act to incorporate, amended,

GRAYSON COUNTY.
Working of public roads in,

GREENESVILLE COUNTY

Act in relation to an increase c

the compensation of.the clerk of
and other counties,

* GREEN, JOHN W.
Relief of, and his deputies,

GREENVILLE.
In regard to act to incorporat
town of, in Augusta county,

HALLS FREE SCHOOL.
Superintendent of schools of Han
over, to pay over to the trustee
of, certain moneys,

HART, CHARLES H.
Relief of,

HAYNES, LEMUEL W.
Relief of,

HENRICO.
Further time allowed to treasure
of, to make returns of delinquen
taxes,

HIAWASSEE SCHOOL DISTE
To provide an increase of the dis
trict school funds of, in Pulaski

HILL, C. W.
Relief of, late judge of the hus
tings court of Portsmouth,

HOLMES PRESBYTERI
CHURCH OF NORTHAMPTC
Receiver in case of, vs. The Nev
York, Philadelphia and Norfoll
railroad company, to pay mone
to the trustees of,
HUDGINS, WILLIAM H.
Allowed to erect a wharf in Math-
ews,

INCORPORATIONS.

To amend charter of town of North
Danville,

Act to incorporate town of Bridge-
water, amended,

Town of Lynch’s Station in Camp-
bell,

Town of Stuart in Patrick,

Old Dominion accident insurance
and guarantee company,

Abingdon and Laurel railroad com-
pany, ;

In regard to act to incorporate
town of Greenville, Augusta
county,

Charter of town of North Danville,
amended,

Bishop Payne divinity and indus-
trial school in Virginia, ‘
Ladies’ benevolent society of Dan-

ville,

Norfolk and Cape Henry railroad
company,

Town of Boykins,

Charter of city of Roanoke,
amended,

Virginia Conference seminary of
Roanoke city,

Farmers bank of Hicksford,
Grand Lodge of the Sons of Zion
benevolent society of Virginia,
Dunsmore commercial and busi-

ness college at Staunton,

Willis river improvement com-
pany,

Byrd cemetery company, Gooch-
Jand,

Bowling Green tobacco association,

81

120

Association of Sons and Daughters _

of Honor and Liberty, Lunen-
burg, incorporated,

Exchange bank of Floyd,

Town of Chfton Forge in Alle-
ghany,

INDEX.
To amend act to provide a general,
to deeds and fiduciary accounts,

INSPECTORS.
Appointment of, for diseased cat-
tle,

IRON BELT RAILROAD.
To expedite the building of, in
part, ,

89

28

111

IRVINE, JOHN W.
Relief of,

JONES, JOHN F.
Relief of sureties of,

JOURNALS.
Secretary of commonwealth to dis-
tribute and sell certain docu-
ments and, 32

JUDGES.

Of county and hustings court, to fill
vacancies in offices of registrars,
and appoint registrars and
judgesand commissioners of elec-
tion, 12-16

Duty of the county and hustings
courts, 13

Judge of Hustings court of Rich-
mond to have new copies of regis-
nn books in certain cases,

Cy

Judge of circuit court of Alexan-
dria may hold special terms of
his court in his city,

Of circuit courtsin regard to orders
and decrees,

Of certain circuit courts may certify
allowances to clerks of circuit
courts of certain counties,

Duty of county judge of North-
ampton,

Judges, clerks and common-
wealth’s attorney to appoint
assessors of land and lots,

Of circuit courts to fill vacancies in
electoral boards,

JUDGES OF ELECTIONS.
How appointed and to appoint com-
missioners and clerks, 12-16
Act choosing registrars, clerks of
elections, and, repealed, 24
How appointed, 146-51

JUDGMENT LIENS.
Section 4, chapter 182 of Code, as
amended in relation to, and other

162

129

33

113
151

liens, amended, 81
JUROR,
In relation to mileage as, 144
KEEPER OF THE ROLLS.
Duty of, to certify a list of elec-
toral boards, 151
KING GEORGE.
Making or repairing division fences
in, 44
MONEYS DUE THE STATE,
To provide for securing to the
state, from any of its officers, 90-1

MUD FORK RIVER.
In Tazewell declared navigable a
certain distance,

NANSEMOND.
George W. Butts allowed to erect
a wharf in,

NELSON IMPROVEMENT COM-
PANY.
Manner in which, may obtain a li-
cense to operate its telephone,

NEW ORLEANS.
To provide for the display of Vir-
ginia’s resources at,

NEW RIVER.
Protection of fish in, or its tribu-
taries, 180

NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA AND
NORFOLK RAILROAD COM-
PANY. .

Receiver of, in case of Holmes
Presbyterian Church vs., author-
ized to pay money to the trus-
tees of said church,

NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
Times for holding courts in,

65

66

131

NORFOLK AND CAPE HENRY
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Incorporated, . 87

NORFOLK CITY.

Act authorizing, to issue bonds,
amended, 32

Councils of, authorized to make a
special allowance to Judge C. W.
Hill, 174

NORFOLK COUNTY.

In reference to fence law in Din-
widdie and,

Time extended for imposing the
penalty of 5 per centum for non-
payment of taxes,

NORTH DANVILLE.
To amend charter of town of, 5
Charter of town of, amended,

NORTHAMPTON.
Receiver of, in the case of Holmes
Presbyterian Church of, vs. The

132

New York, Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad Company au-
thorized to pay money to the
trustees of said church,

In relation to abolishing the pres-
ent fence law in,

66
103

NOTICES.
Section 7, chapter 166, Code 1873,
as amended in relation to service
of process against or notice toa

corporation, amended, 156

OATHS AND AFFIRMATIONS.
County surveyors and their depu-
ties authorized to administer,

OFFICERS OF GOVERNMENT.
To secure to the state money due
to it by any of its officers, 90

OFFICIAL BONDS.
Act with regard to,

66

24

OLD DOMINION ACCIDENT IN-
SURANCE ANDGUARANTEE
COMPANY.

Incorporated, 63
ORDERS AND DECREES.

Code 1873, section 53, chapter 167,
as amended in relation to,
amended, 57

OYSTERS.

Act for preservation of, &c.,
amended, 37

Act in relation to, 112

Act in relation to preservation of, 144

PATRICK COUNTY.
To incorporate the town of Stuart,

in
Establishing and working roads in, 125

PATTON, HUGH. M.
Relief of, 161
PETERSBURG.
Common council of, authorized to
convert bonds, 25

PETITIONS FOR APPEALS, WRITS
OF ERROR AND SUPERSEDEAS.
- 20

PLAINES AND LIN VILLE MAGIS-
TERIAL DISTRICTS.
To change dividing line between,
in Rockingham,

Act in relation to, amended,
Of William H. McBride of Gooch-
land, 178
Of sureties of Charles W. Walker, 179

RELIGIOUS GONGREGATIONS.

Act to authorize benevolent, liter-
ary, charitable institutions, and,
to sell, &c., their property,
amended, .

REVISION OF CODE. -
How revisors may deliver work to
printer,

RICHARDSON, JOHN W.
Allowed further time to collect
unpaid taxes,

RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Authorized to issue preferred
stock,

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Authorized to invest in and ope- .
rate other railroads,
To authorize, to increase the num-
ber of its directors,

116
134

RICHMOND CITY.
Judge of hustings court of, to
have new registration books in
certain cases, &c., 33
To provide a new registration for, 175
RIDDLEBERGER BILL.
To declare true intent and mean-

ing of section 5 of, 30
~ ROADS.
See Public Roads.
ROANOKE CITY.
Act amending charter of, . 120
Virginia conference seminary of,
incorporated, 123

To provide for a new census of the
school population of,

ROCK BRIDGE.

To enable the board of supervisors
of, to issue new bonds, to meet
its subscription to the stock of
Valley railroad company, &c.,

ROCKINGHAM.
District school boards in, author-
ized to use certain funds for pay-
ment of teachers,

136

62

10

To change dividing line between

Linville and Plaines magisterial
districts in,

To provide for the restoration of
certain records in the clerk’s
office of,

45

51

RUSSELL.
In regard to working of roads in,

SALARIES.
To provide for securing to the state
money due to it by any of its
officers, 90-1

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
Act creating amended, 119

SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
General Assembly may elect, term
of office of district school trus-
tees, 43

SCHOOIS.
See Public Free Schools.

SCOTT.
Working of roads in,

17

18

SEABOARD AND ROANOKE RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
Authorized to invest in and operate
other railroads,

SECOND AUDITOR.
To preserve list of coupon bonds

and coupons, 7
To provide further safeguards for
his office, 7

Duty of, and fee to be paid to the,
under act to provide for inter-
change of coupon and registered
bonds, 48

SECRETARY OF THE COMMON-

WEALTH.

Offers for sale of certain bonds to

be opened in presence of the,

in the absence of the governor, 17
Directed to distribute and sell cer-

tain Journals and Documents, 32
To furnish certain books to revisors

of Code, 36
Duty and pay of doorkeeper of the

general library, 123
Duty of, under act consilathing elec-

toral ‘boards, 151]

SEMINARIES.
Virginia conference seminary of

Roanoke city incorporated, 123
SERVICE OF PROCESS AGAINST
OR NOTICE TO A CORPORA-
TION.

Section 7, chapter 166, Code 1873,
as amended in relation to,
amended, 156

SHENANDOAH VALLEY AGRI-

CULTURAL SOCIETY.

Authorized to borrow money, 137

And certain other agricultural
societies relieved from the pay-
ment of certain taxes,

SHERIFFS.
Duty of, in regard to mileage to
-jurors,
Proceedings against Geo. 8S, Cady
of Culpeper, suspended,

SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
Times and places for holding courts
in,

155

144
178

47

. SLAYTON, ANN
Relief of estate of R. S. Slayton
and his widow, 71

SLAUGHTER, MRS. MARTHA 8.
Relief of, 67

SMYTH COUNTY.
Voters of, to vote on donating land
for Southwestern lunatic asylum,
John W. Richardson allowed fur-
ther time to collect unpaid taxes,

25

67

SOUTHWESTERN LUNATIC ASY-
LUM.

Smyth county to vote on donating
lands for,
To provide for the establishment
of the, 157
SPOTSYLVANIA.
To allow county school board of,
to use a part of the school fund
to erect schoolhouses, 49
In relation to fence law in Berkley
district, 133

STANLEY, SWINFIELD.
Relief of, and his sureties,

STAPLES, WALLER R.
To pay to John W. Daniel and, for
professional services, 138

STATE FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL.
To amend act for establishment of, 11

110

STATE INDEBTEDNESS.
Amount of,

STUART.
To incorporate town of, in Patrick

SURRY.
To provide a new registration fo!
certain precincts in,

SURVEYORS.
County, and their deputies, autho.
rized to administer oaths and af
firmations,

TAXES.

In relation to, on deeds, eating
houses, and privilege to sel
manufactured implements or
machines,

Relief of tax-payers of Alleghany,

Time for payment of, for 1884, in
Bedford, extended,

Time extended for payment of, for
1884, in Essex,

Time extended for imposing the
penalty of 5 per centum for non.
payment of, in second assessor's
district of Norfolk,

Shenandoah Valley and other agri-
cultural societies relieved of the
payment of certain,

106th section of act for assessmenf
of, approved March 15, 1884
amended,

TAX-PAY ERS.
Act to secure to, the right of pub.
lic education for their children,

amended, .

TAZEW ELL.
Mud Fork river in, declared navi.
gable for a certain distance,

TEACHERS.
Licensing, in public free schools,

TELEPHONE.
Manner in which the Nelson im-
provement company may obtain

a license to operate its,

THOMAS, O. B.
Authorized to collect certain taxes,

THOMPSON, JOHN.
Relief of sureties of,
To cancel certain bonds and pre-
serve lists of coupon bonds and
coupons ; to provide further safe-
guards for his office, 7

Shall label and file certain bonds,

TURNER, STEPHEN H.
Deputies of, allowed further time
to levy for taxes and to return
lists of insolvents and delin-
quents, 9
Relief of sureties of, county treas-
urer of Amherst,

Relief of sureties of, 153

TURNPIKES.
Board of supervisors of Bath to re-
pair a part of the Warm Springs
and Huntersville turnpike road, 180

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

Section 6, chapter 80 of Code 1873,
in reference to powers and duties
of the board of visitors to the,
amended,

VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY.
Lawful for county of Rockbridge,
to issue new bonds to meet its

subscription to the stock of, &c., 52

VIRGINIA CONFERENCE SEMI-
NARY OF ROANOKE CITY.
Incorporated, 123

VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
Act to incorporate, amended, 73

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

Vacating board of visitors of, and
appointing a new board, 55

Board of visitors of, authorized to
sell and convey certain lots of
land,

177

VIRGINIA NORMAL AND COLLE-
GIATE INSTITUTE.
Act in relation to, amended, 4170

Eee eee

To provide for ‘display « of, at New

Orleans, 5
VOTERS.
How to vote for electors of presi-
dent and vice-president, 1
To amend act to provide for a gene-
ral registration of, 1

WAKEFIELD DISTRICT.
County court of Rappahannock to
order an election in, on subscrip-
tion to Fauquier and Rappahan-

nock railroad, 12
WALKER, CHARLES W.
Relief of sureties of, 17

WARM SPRINGS AND HUNTERS.
VILLE TURNPIKE,
Board of supervisors of Bath em-

powered to repair a part of, 18
WESTERN LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Certain sum appropriated for, = 3.
WHARVES.

To erect a wharf in Mathews
county,

George W. Butts allowed to erect
a wharf in Nansemond, 8

WILLIS RIVER IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY.
Incorporated, 15$
- WILLS.

Section 34, chapter 118, Code 1873,
limiting the time for contesting,
amended,

WOOD, W. W.

Compensation of, 5(

WORLD’S INDUSTRIAL AND COT-
TON CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION
AT NEW ORLEANS.

Appropriation to provide for the |
display of Virginia’sresources at, 54

WRITS OF ERROR.
See Fotitions for Appeals, supersedeas
and.