Chap. 434.—An ACT to incorporate the Virginia and Tennessee coal
and iron company.

Approved May 24, 1887.

1. Be it enacted by the gencral assembly of Virginia, That
G. V. Litchfield, James C. Greenway, O. Barrett, Junior, T.
P. Trigg, and W. J. Brown, or such of them as may accept
the provisions of this act, their associates and successors, be
and they are hereby incorporated and made a body politic
and corporate, under the name and style of the Virginia and
Tennessce coal and iron company; and by that name sball
be known in law, and, shall have perpetual succession, and
shall have power to sue and be sued, plead and be impleaded,
defend and be defended in all the courts, whether in law orin
equity, and may make and have a common eeal, and alter
and renew the same at pleasure, and shall have, enjoy, and
exercise all the rights, powers, and privileges pertaining to
corporate bodies and necessary for the purpose of this act;
and make by-laws, rules, and regulations consistent with ex-
isting laws of the State, for the government of all under its
authority, the management of its estates and properties, and
due and orderly conduct of its affairs.

2. The capital stock of the said company shall not be less
than one hundred thousand dollars, and may be increased
to any amount not exceeding five million dollars, and the
par value of the shares of the stock shall be one hundred
dollars, and the directors may secure real or personal prop-
erty in payment for subscriptions to the capital stock, at
such valuation as may be agreed upon between the directors
and the subscribers.

3. The said company is authorized and empowered to mine
coal, iron ore, marble, and other minerals; to prepare the
products thereof for market; to make coke and transport
and scll the same; to manufacture iron and steel and other
metals, and articles composed wholly or partly.of iron and
steel and other metals; to bore for salt, oil, and gas, and
manufacture the same, and to sell and dispose of the same;
and to erect blast furnaces, rolling mills, forges, mills, ma-
chinery, fixtures, buildings, and the necessary appliances and
appurtenances required in the conduct of their business, and
to make, lease, or contract for these or any of these purposes;
and the said company shall have the right, from time to time,
to purchaso, lease, or hold and control in any manner, grant,
bargain, sell, and convey iron ore, mineral and limestone and
other lands and rights, and interest in lands situate in the
counties of Washington, Russell, Scott, Wise, and Dickenson,
in the State of Virginia, not exceeding, however, forty thou-
sand acres of land in any one county.

4. The persons first named in this act, or such of them as
shall accept the provisions thereof, shall constitute the first
board of directors of the said company, and shall continue
until the first meeting of the stockholders thereof. At such
first meeting, and at every annual meeting, so many direc-
tors shall be elected as may be prescribed by the by-laws
and regulations of said company, who may be removed by
the stockholders in general meeting; but unless so removed,
shall continue in office until their successors shall be elected
and qualified. Each stockholder in the company shall at all
meetings or elections thereafter, be entitled to one vote for
each share of stock registered in his name.

5. The board of directors shall be stockholders of said
company. They shall appoint one of their number president,
and may fill any vacancy that may occur in said board, unless
by removal, in which case the same may be filled by the
stockholders in general meeting. Whenever the minimum
amount of capital stock herein named shall have been sub-
scribed, and the board of directors shall have elected a presi-
dent, the said company shall be considered legally organized,
and may proceed to the transaction of business. The board
shall appoint, to hold during its pleasure, the subordinate
officers and agents of the said company, prescribe their
compensation, and take from them such bonds, with such
security, as they may deem fit.

6. The board of directors may establish offices and agen-
cies in the State of Virginia at such places as they may deem
proptr. The annual meeting of the stockholders of said
company, shall be held on such day and at such places as the
stockholders may in their annual meeting prescribe.

7. The said company shall issue certificates of stock in
said company to subscribers thereof in shares of one hun-
dred dollars each, signed by the president and countersigned
by the secretary of said company. Thesaid certificates shall
be transferable only on the books of the company by the said
subscribers, their personal representatives, or duly authorized
agent or attorney, and the said certificates, when so trans-
ferred as aforesaid, may be returned to the said company and
cancelled, and new certificates of stock shall be issued in licu
thereof to the person entitled thereto fora like number of
shares.

8. It shall be lawful for said company to issue and sell its
bonds from time to time for such sums and on such terms as
the board of directors may deem expedient and proper in the
prosecution of any of its works, and to secure the payment
of said bonds by mortgages or deeds of trust upon all or any
portion of its property or franchises, including ita franchise
to be acorporation. And it shall be lawful for said company
to guarantee the payment of the interest or principal and
interest of any bonds or any other evidence of indebtedness
that may be issued by any railroad company or other cor-
porated company, or subscribe to and hold shares in the
capital stock of any such company, whenever the board of
directors of the Virginia and Tennessee coal and iron com-
pany shall deem it to its interest so to do.

9. No stockholder of said company shall ever be held liable
or made responsible for its debts and liabilities in a larger or
furthor sum than the amount of any unpaid balance due to the
said company for stock subscribed for by said stockholder.

10. Whenever this corporation shall exercise any of the
privileges conferred by this act, it shall be liable to the same
taxes as may be imposed by law upon other like corporations
or persons exercising like privileges. ,

11. The charter hereinbefore granted, except as to matters
herein otherwise specially provided for, is hereby declared to
be subject to the provisions of the general law in regard to
chartered companies and incorporations as expressed in the
Code of Virginia, edition eighteen hundred and seventy-three,
chapters fifty-six, fifty-seven, fifty-eight, fifty-nine, and sixty-
one. ,

12. This act shall be in force from its passage.
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Bank of Halifax.
Union and Purcellville Telephone Comry
Heptasophian Classified Building Assoc
Empire Oyster Company.
Columbia Brick Company.
Twin City Permanent Building Associa
Loring Land and Improvement Compa
Northern Virginia Telephone Company
Briston Telephone Company.
Norfolk Virginia Union Baptist Associa
Walters Peanut Company.
Haymarket and Hickory Grove Teleph:
The Times Publishing Company. —
Merchants and Farmers Peanut Compa
Augusta Agricultural and Machine Wor
Aldie and Leesburg Telephone Compan
Luray and Sperryville Telephone Comp
Tazewell Telephone Company.
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Gay and Santos Lumber Company of I:
Roanoke Water Works. ~°
Beptist Cemetery Association of Alexa
Hematite Iron Company.
Edmonds Cometery Company.
Citizens’ Building Association, No. 6.
Fosters Falls Mining and Manufacturin;
Thompson Bromine and Arsenic Spring
The Clifton Company. —
The Cripple Creck Iron Company.
Sully Car Seal Lock Company.
Zion Church Cemetery Company.
Galilean Fisherman Association.
Etna Iron Works.
West Point Land and Improvement Co
Granite Perpetual Building Fund Comp
Ancient United Order of the Sons anc
Sisters of Moses in the State of Vi
Home Building Company (perpetual).
Charlotte Mining Company of Virginia
Sully Car Seal Lock Company (amendn
Old Dominion Electric Light and Powe
Southern Accident Insurance Company
Buchanan—Grundy; Knox; Need More; Hd. Dismal; Sand Lick
Harricane.

Buckingham—Eleven.

Campbell—Concord ; New London; Arnoldton; Brookneal ; Courthouse
Mount Zion; Hat Creek; Morgan’s Mill; Marysville; Castle Craig; Bu:
ton’s Creek; Terry’s; Paulett’s; Leesville; Friend’s Warehouse; Martin’
Warehouse. .

Caroline—Bowling Green; Courthouse; Dunn’s Store; Sparta; White
Mill; Port Royal; Farmer’s Shop; Guinea’s Station; Flippo’s; Reed
Church; Golansville; Needwood.

Carroll—Courthouse; Polly Quesenberry’s; Courthouse; Aaron Nes
ter's; Smith’s Mill; Valentine Leonard’s; Courthouse; Martin Hawk's
Sulphur Springs; Courthouse.

Clark—Lindscy’s Store; White Post; Morgan’s Mill; Millwood; Mt
Airy; Berryville.

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

Charlotte—Aspinwall; Priddy’s Store; Scott’s Old Store; Smith’s Ol
Tavern; Harvey’s Store; Courthouse; Keysville; Clement’s; Wylies
burg; Red Oak Grove.

Chesterfield—Goode’s Store; Clover Hill R. R. Co.’s Store; Tucker’
Store; Winfrey’s Store; Cearsley’s Store; Hancock’s Store; Town Hall
Farley’s Store; Haywood’s Store; Bishop’s Store; Courthouse; Wool
dridge & Clarke's Store.

Craig—Courthouse; Paint Bank; at the house of Adam Smith, o1
Pitt's Creek; the house of Archibald Cardwell, on Sinking Creek; th
house of George Sarver, on Craig’s Creek; the house known as Walker’
Storehouse.

Culpeper—Courthouse; Mitchell’s Station; Stephensburg; Foster’
Store; Jeffersonton; Rixcyville; Eldorado; Brown’s Store.

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

Danville—Masonic Hall.

Dickenson.

Dinwiddie—Courtbouse; Reams’ Station; Chem Hill; Brookland
Oak Grove; Darville City; White Oak; Fool’s Store; Sutherland's.

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

Essex—Loretto; Lloyd's Tappabanncck; Enterprise; Chapel Grove
Centre Cross.

Fauquier—Warrenton; New Baltimore; Orleans; Salem; Markham
Paris; The Plains; Rectorstown; Warrenton Junction; Bristersburg
Morrisville; Bealton; Upperville; Landmark; Auburn.

Fairfax—Centreville; Clifton; Arundles’; Bayliss’; Pulman; Acco
tink; Courthouse; Vienna; Langley; Spring Vale; Thornton’s; Thomp
son’s; West End; Fall’s Church.

Floyd—Six.

Fluvanna—Courthouse; Hunter’s Lodge; Davis’s Store; Kent's Store
Haden’s Store; BE. A. Winn & Co.’s Store; Temperance Hall at Fork
Union.

Franklin—Rocky Mount; Snow Creck Store; Union Hall; Hatcher’:
Store; Bonbrook Mills; John H. Kinsey’s; James S. Calloway’s Store
house ; Long Branch Meeting-houso; Thomas H. Prillamann’s Storchouse

Fredericksburg—Courthouse; Town Hall.

Frederick—Netfstown; Brucetown; Whitehall; Pughtown; Baker's
Mill; Dolan’s; Gore’s; Lamp’s Schoolhouse; Russell’s Mill; Dry Run
Schoolhouse; Old Forge; Middletown; Newtown; Greenwood; Kerns
town, and Carper’s Valley.

Giles—Pearisburg; Wolf Creek; Staffordsville; Banesville; Pembroke
Newport.

Gloucester—Clay Bank; Hickory Fork; E. H. Rou’s Store; Sassafras
Wood’s Cross Roads; Dragan’s Ordinary; Gloucester Courthouse; Tre.
villian’s Store. °

Goochland—Deirick’s Store; Ford’s Store; Bowles’ Store; Goochland
Courthouse; Three Square; Rockett’s; Snead’s Store; Poor's.

Grayson—Pug Place; White Top; Bridle Creck; Independence; Elk
Creek; Warwick's; Knob Fork; Old Town.

Greene—Stanardsville; McMullen’s Mill; Ruckersville; Huckstep’s
Store. |

Greenesville—Hicksford; Ryland; Telian & Walton’s Mill; Moss House
Bellfield; Trotton Store.

Halifax—Courthouse; Meadesville; Mount Vernon; Brooklyn; Bran.
don’s; Mount Carmel; Black Walnut; Hyco; High Hill; Scottsburg
Clover; Mount Laurel; Barksdale; Republican Grove.

Hanover—Cold Harbor; Strony’s Store; Courthouse; Ashland; Beavei
Dam Depot; Jones’ Cross Roads; the House of Dr. Richard C. Bowles

Henrico—Carter’s Store; Sweeney’s; Franklin House; Chadlick’s
Store; Hungary Water Station; Brun’s; Moran’s Store; Erin Shades.

Henry—Martinsville; Draper’s Store; Horsepasture Store; Carter’:
Store; Ridgway; Moor’s Mill; Leatherwood Store; Irisburg. |

Highland—Courthouse; Wilson’s Mill; New Hampden; Hevener’
Store; Buckman’s Schoolhouse; Bethlehem; Pullin’s Schoolhouse; Jobr
Wilson's, on Cow Pasture River.

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

James City—Three.
King George—Clifton; Courthouse; Hampstead; Shiloh.

King William—Mangohick; Moncuin; Lanesville; West Point Town

King & Queen—Newton; Clarkston; Stevensville; Carlton’s Store
Buena Vista; Little Plymouth.

Tancaster—Litwalton; Courthouse; White Stone.

Lee—Margaret Ely’s; Bales’ Forge; Bishop’s Store: Morgan’s Store
Jonesville; Abraham J. Livingston’s; Carne’s Store: Stickleyville; Stal
lard’s Store; Widow Jones.

Loudoun—Leesburg; Goresville; Hughesville; Silcott’s Springs; Snick
ersville; Hillsborough ; Waterford; Purcellville; Woodgrove; Middle
burg; Aldie; Bleakley’s Grove; Unison ; Lovettsville; Water’s; Luckett’
Store; Guilford: Gum Spring.

Louisa—Hopkins’ Mill; Trevillian’s Depot; Terrell’s Store; Court
house; Ball’s Cross-Roads; Frederick’s Hall; Cuckoo; Thompson’s Cross
Roads; Bumpass’; Jackson; Shelton’s Mill.

TInnenburg—Lockleven; Bagley’s Store; Smithson’s Store, at Reho
both; Pleasant Grove; Courthouse; Knight & Oliver’s Mill; Brown’
Store.

Lynchburg—Henry Ward; Lynch Ward.

Madison—Criglersville; Mether’s Mill; Oak Park; Rochelle; Court
house; Wolfton’s; Graves’ Mill.

Mathews—Three.

Mecklenburg—Edmondson’s Old Store; Smith’s Cross-Roads; Pur
year’s Shop; Clarksville; Boydton; Christiansville; Wight’s Store; Gil
lespie’s; Buffalo Springs.

Middlesex—Jamaica; Saluda; Sandy Bottom.

Montgomery—Christiansburg; Guerrant’s; Auburn; Central Depot
Price’s Fork; Blacksburg; Crumpecker’s; Big Spring; Alleghany Springs
Grayson’s Mill.

_Nansemond—Darden’s Store; Chuckatuck; Barrett’s Neck; Yeates
Lower Free School; The Junction; Norflect’s Fork; Cypress Chapel
Somerton; Holy Neck Chapel; Copeland’s Mill; Kilby’s Mill, and
Suffolk.

Nelson—Lovingston; Arrington; Newmarket; Pamplin’s Tanyard
Faber’s Mills; Greenfield; Massie’s Mills; Montebello; Nelly’s Ford.

New Kent—Barhamsville: Courthouse; Talleysville; Cross-Roads.

Norfolk County—Bower’s Hill; Hall’s Corner; Sycamore; Deep Creek
Zion’s Church; Tanner’s Creek; Cross-Roads; Corner House; Oak
Grove; Bethel; Bell’s Mill; Indian Creek; Hickory Grove.

N setiemapton—Eapeyille Bayview; Eastville; Johnsontown; Frank
town; Wardtown.

Worthunberkind—Lottsharg; Heathsville; Burgess’s Store; Wicomicc
Church.
Nottoway—Three.

Orange—Barboursville; Gordonsville; Orange C. H.; Halle’s New
Store; Woodfork’s Store; Locust Grove.

Page—Price’s Mill; Honeyville; Mohler’s Mill; Marksville; Luray
Griffith’s Mill; Springfield; Rileysville.

Patrick—Nine.

Petersburg—First Ward; Biggin’s Corner; Brown's Shop. Second
Ward: Courthouse. Third Ward: Centre Market-house; Virginia En
gine-house. Fourth Ward: Blankenship’s; No. 109; Crowder’s Store
Fifth Ward: Quarles’ Store. Sixth Ward: Black’s Store; Butterworth’s
Store. :

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

Portsmouth—Jefferson Ward: Courthouse. Jackson Ward: Tow1
Hall.

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

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

Prince Edward—Worsham’s; Briery; Green Bay; Rice’s; Spring
Creek; Prosmar’s; Harrison’s Store.

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

Prince William—ASix.

Pulaski—Dublin Depot; Newbern; Harmony Church; Cecil’s Chapel

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

Richmond City—Marshall Ward; First Precinct; Second Precinct
Third Precinct. Jefferson Ward: First Precinct; Second Precinct
Third Precinct; Fourth Precinct. Madison Ward: First Precinct
Second Precinct; Third Precinct; Fourth Precinct. Monroe Ward
First Precinct; Second Precinct; Third Precinct; Fourth Precinct
Clay Ward: First Precinct; Second Precinct; Third Precinct. Jackso1
Ward: First Precinct; Second Precinct; Third Precinct. .

Richmond—Newland; Warsaw; Braxton’s Store; Farham Church.

Roanoke—Brand’s Store; Courthouse; Cake Spring; Big Lick Depot
Edington’s Shop.
Rockbridge—Courthouse; Hartsook’s Shop; Oak Bank; Horner's
Store; Lowman’s Mill; Goshen; Brownsburg; Fairfield.

Rockingham—Timberville; Tenth Legion; Linnville; Mitchell’s School.
house; Carpenter Schoolhouse; Fulk’s Mill; Metting’s Store; Mount
Chriton; Dayton; Rawley Springs; Bridgewater; Mount Crawford
Ottobine; Harrisonburg; Keezletown; Cross Keys; Fair Hill; Peales
Cross-Roads; Port Republic; McGayheysville; Conrad’s Store.

Russell—Lebanon; EK. R. Baylor’s Store; Thomas S. Johnson’s Store:
house; Wm. M. Lockhart’s Store; house of Jacob Cook; James M
Hanson’s Store-house; house of Isaac B. Fugate; house of Francis M
Dorton; house of Wm. J. Wampler; house of John Banner; house o:
Elam Grizzle.

Scott—Eatillville; Winninger’s; Stoney Point; Smith’s; Nickelsville
Peters; Osborne’s Ford; Stoney Creck; Rye Cove; Jenning’s; Roller’s
Frances.

Shenandoah—Strasburg; Lebanon Church; Courthouse; Conner’s
Church; Town Hall; Nanoah; Harman’s Mill; Dry Run School-house
Edinburg; the Church above and near Columbia Furnace; Mount Jack
son; Hudson’s Cross-Roads; New Market; Forestville.

Smyth—Courthouse; Atkin’s Mill; Bradford; Mrs. D. J. Williams’
Robert S. Bonham’s; Chatham Hill; St. Clair’s Bottom; Saltville; Bluc
Spring.

Southampton—Drewrysville; Green Plain Store; Boykin’s Depot; Oak
Grove; Newsom’s Depot; Joyner’s Store; Franklin; Jerusalem; Black
Creek Church; Berlin; Ivor.

Spotsylvania— Eight.

Stafford—Courthouse; Griffins’ Store ; Falmouth ; White Oak; Hart
wood; Harwood; Stafford’s Store; Masters’

Staunton—First Ward: Courthouse. Second Ward: Union Halt.

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

Sussex—Courthouse; Henry; Stoney Creek; Newville; Waverly
Wakefield.

Tazewell—Jeffersonville; Fall’s Mills; Liberty Hill; Mo. of Indian
Crockett’s Cove; Dry Fork; Blue Stone; Lawson’s Store (in Bark’
Garden); Poor Valley; Shawyer’s Mill; Peery’ s Store.

Warren—Leith’s Schoolhouse; Courthouse. ‘ Cedarville; Howellsville
Leary’s Schoolhouse.

Warwick—Three.

Washington—Abingdon; Duff's; Goodson; Hall’s Bottom; Glade
Spring; Cedarville; Mahanaim; Fullen’s Schoolhouse; Friendship
Frame Schoolhouse; Wesley Fleenor’s; Adam's; Peter's; Phillip’s
White’s Mill; Holston,
Clarke—1, Greenway; 2, Chapel; 3, Battletown.
Craig—1, New Castle; 2, Alleghany; 3, Summerville
Culpeper—1, Jefferson; 2, Salem; 3, Cedar Mountain
Catalpa.

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

Dinwiddie—1, Rowanty; 2, Sapony; 3, Dorville; 4, 2
Elizabeth City—1, Chesapeake; 2, Wythe; 3, South F
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, Rapp:
yr Run. | ,
Floyd—1, Locust Grove; 2, Little River; 3, Jacks
idge; 5, Indian Valley; 6, Burk’s Fork.
Fluvanna—1, Fork Union; 2, Cunningham; 3, Colun
Franklin—1, Rocky Mount; 2, Snow Creek; 3, Uni
reek; 5, Bonbrook; 6, Mayodee; 7, Blackwater; 8, -
rown Hall.

Frederick—1, Stonewall; 2, Gainesboro’; 3, Back Cr
Shawnee.

Giles—1, Pearisburg; 2, Walker’s Creek; 3, Pembrc
Gloucester—1, Abingdon; 2, Petsworth; 3, Ware.
Goochland—1, Dover; 2, Licking Hole; 3, Byrd.
Grayson—1, Old Courthouse; 2, Elk Creek; 3, Wilsc
Greene—1, Monroe; 2, Stanardsville; 3, Ruckersville
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, Beaver
reck,

Henrico—1, Tuckahoe; 2, Brookland; 3, Fairfield; 4
Henry—1, Horse Pasture; 2, Ridgeway; 3, Leather
lle.

Highland—1, Blue Grass; 2, Monterey; 3, Stonewall
Isle of Wight—1, Windsor; 2, Hardy; 3, Newport.
James City—1, Jamestown; 2, Powhatan; 3, Stone £
King & Queen—1, Newtown; 2, Stevensville; 3, Bue
King George—1, Passpatangy; 2, Shiloh; 3, Chotank
King William—1, Mongohick; 2, Acquinton; 3, Wes
Lancaster—1, White Chapel; 2, Mantau; 3, White 5
DLee—1, Rose Hill; 2, White Shoals; 3, Jonesville; -
Yokum Station.
Loudoun—1, Leesburg; 2, Broad Run; 3, Mercer; 4, Mou:
Jefferson; 6, Lovettsville.

Lvuisa—1, Greenspring; 2, Louisa Courthouse; 3, Cuckoo
n.

Lunenburq—1, Lockleven; 2, Columbia Grove; 3, Rebobott
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, Boydto
yne; 9, Christiansville; 6, Flat Creek; 7, South Hill; 8, Bu
Middleser—1, Jamaica; 2, Saluda; 3, Pine Top.
Montgomery—1, Christiansburg; 2, Blacksburg; 3, Allegba
rn. ¥

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

Nelson—1, Lovingston; 2, Rocktish; 3, Massie’s Mills.

New Kent—1, Black Creek; 2, St. Peter’s; 3, Cumberland
‘eck.

Norfolk—1, Western Branch; 2, Deep Creck; 3, Tanner’s
ashington; 5, Pleasant Greve; 6, Butt’s Road.
Northampton—1, Capeville; 2, Eastville; 3, Franktown.
Northumberland—1, Lottsburg; 2, Heathsville; 3, Fairfie
mico.

Nottoway—1, Haytokah; 2, Blendon; 3, Bellefonte.
Orange—1, Barbour; 2, Madison; 3, Taylor; 4, Gordon.
Page—1, Shenandoah Iron Works; 2, Mackville; 3, Luray ;
Id.

Patrick—1, Mayo River; 2, Dan River; 3, Smith River.
Pittsylvania—1, Chatham; 2, Banister; 3, Staunton; 4, Pig:
ulland’s; 6, Tunstall’s; 7, Dan River; 8, Danville.
Powhatan—1, Macon; 2, Spencer; 3, Huguenot.

Prince Edward—1, Buffalo; 2, Hampden; 3, Leigh; 4, [
armville.

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

Prince William—1, Gainesville; 2, Manassas; 3, Brentsvill
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; 4,
Piedmont.

Richmond—1, Stonewall; 2, Marshall; 3, Washington; 4, F
Roanoke—1, Catawba; 2, Salem; 3, Cave Spring; 4, Big Li
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To investigate claim of common-
wealth against S. Brown Allen,
H. H. Dyson, and D. R. Revely,

Counsel to assist,

AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
To prescribe form of application and

507
534

license to dredge for oysters, 27
To credit James M. Binford with
school warrants, 38
Shall take from treasurer of Ports-
mouth a bond of indemnity, 39
To issue warrants to pay school
teachers, 45
To refund to F. P. Wray, amount of
fines, 5)
Expenses of execution of oyster
laws to be paid by, 120
To credit W. T. Edwards with a cer-
tain amount, 165

To enter name of Darling A. Ben-
net in class one—commutation act, 209
To credit Samuel W. Lyons with
certain amount, 210
Where motion in certain cases shall
be instituted by, 257
To issue warrant in favor of Ken-
dall Bank-Note company, 302
Certain fees to be paid to, by insur-
ance companies, . 35
Appropriation to Central lunatic
asylum to be paid by warrants of, 358

Power to adjust old claims, 375
David A. French to be credited with

lost school warrants, 405
To issue certain warrants, 418

To issue warrants to pay claims of
disabled soldiers, &c.,

To issue warrants to Southwestern
lunatic asylum, 442

To issue warrant in favor of treas-
urer of Ladies memorial associa-
tion of Manassas, 44

To issue warrants for printing, 477

To issue warrant for pay of messen-
ger in office of superintendent of
public printing,

Duty of, underact to require proper
proof of disability to obtain aid
as disabled soldiers, &c., 483-4

To pay wife of Henry Diggs com-
mutation, 484

To issue warrant in favor of G. W.
Jones, 492

Time extended of payment of sure-
ties of John F. Jones, 498

To issue warrant for payment of
expenses of boundary line be-
tween Virginia and North Caro-
lina, 507

To prosecute suit against S. Brown
Allen, H. H. Dyson and D. R.
Revely and their sureties, 507-8

433

480

Board of indemnity to emplo
counsel to assist attorney-geners

AUGUSTA.
In relation to Staunton and Pa:
kersburg turnpike road,

BACK CREEK MAGISTERIAL
TRICT, FREDERICK,

State’s interest in Hardy and Wir

chester turnpike transferred to,

BALCONY FALLS COMPAN
To revive and re-enact,

BANKS.
Bank of Portsmouth incorporated
Charter of Citizens bank of Rick
mond amended,
Charter of City bank of Richmon
city amended,

BANK OF PORTSMOUTH.
Incorporated,

BANISTER.
Town of, in Halifax,

BARBOUR SCHOOL DISTRI
ORANGE.
Trustees of, authorized to sell po:
tion of lot,

BASS, BLACK.
To foster the culture of,

BLACK WATER VOTING Pk
CINCT.

In Princess Anne, to vote on ques
tion of fence law,

« BLAND.
Voters of Mechanicsburg magiste
rial district to vote a tax for roa

purposes,

BIG QUARRY SLATE COMPA
To define name and amend charte

BINFORD, JAMES M.
Auditor of public accounts to credit
with school warrant,

BRANCH RAILROADS.
Section 5, chapter 61, Code 1873, i
reference to construction of lat
eral works or, as amendec
amended,

BRENTSVILLE, BRISTOW
MANASSAS TELEPHONE (
PANY,

Charter of, amended,
——

Dam across Dan river, at Danville,
to be provided with a fish ladder, 302
Removal of certain, on James river, 422

DANVILLE.
In reference to funds for railroad
purposes, 58

DANVILLE AND NEW RIVER
NARROW-GAUGE RAILROAD
COMPANY.

In relation to, 204

DANVILLE AND SEABOARD RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
Incorporated, 412

DANVILLE, WYTHEVILLE AND
SOUTHWESTERN CONNECTION
COMPANY.

Incorporated, 277

DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND INSTI-
TUTE.
Appointment of board of directors
of the; when oflicers elected, &c., 300

DEAKINS, L. L.

Relief of sureties of, 207
| DEBTS.
Recovery of certain, due the com-
monwealth, 257
DEEDS.
Commissioners of, for Virginia, 539

DEEDS OF TRUST.
Fraudulent conversion of property
held under, 505

DELINQUENT LANDS.
When treasurers to make out lists, 46
Sale of, in Prince Edward county, 107

DICKENSON,
To attach county of, to second sen-
atorial district, 365

DICKENSON COUNTY RAILWAY
COMPANY.
Incorporated, 321

DIGGS, HENRY.
Wife of, to be allowed commuta-
tion, 484

DINWIDDIE.
Board of supervisors of, to appro-
priate money to C ‘olored agricul-
tural and industrial association, 297
Norfolk Dock improvement com-

ny

Réanoke Rolling mill company,

Town of West Point,

West-End Land company to con-
struct a toll-bridge,

Pulaski Water company,

Act to incorporate Hampton Norinal
and Agricultural institute,
amended,

Suburbar? and city railway and im-

pdenton and company,

nton and Norfolk railroad com-

Carolina und Chesapeake railway
company,
Citizens Bank of Richmond,
West Norfolk and Carolina railway
com pany
Northern Virginia land and in-
provement company
Changing name of Buckingham
mining and development com-
pany to Southern improvement
company,
Round mountain mining and manu-
facturing company,
Chowan and Southern railroad com-
pany,
Stock creek coal and iron company,
Western Branch railway company,
Roanoke land improvement com-
any,
Atlantic and Danville narrow “age
railroad company,
New River steamboat company,
Rockbridye company,
Bovdt ier Telephone company,
ton mutual aid benevolent
solely
Mount Pony granite and railway
company,
City Bank of Richmond,
Farmers Union of Buckingham,
Prince Edward and Cumberland,
Portsmouth street railway company,
Byrd creek iron company of Vir-
ginia,
Virginia pharmaceutical association,
Mineral railroad company,
American Lodge, No. 1789, Grand.
United Order of Odd-Fellow 8,
Didwiddie and Brunswick lumber
and transportation company,

Bermuda Hundred construction

company,

Peoples telegraph company of North
Carolina,

Roanoke water works,

Petersburg and Chesterfield railroad
company,

Town of Goodson,

Virginia and North Carolina wheel

company,
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154
156

164
164

182

185
187
187
18s
188
[her
1d
195

198

199
202

203,

200

205
210
211

Virginia mining and improvement

company 224
Chesterfield and James River rail-
road company, 228
Shenandoah land and anthracite
coul company, 232
Guy’s Run company, 233
Buena Vista company, 237
Farmville water company, 242
Radford land and improvement
company, 245
Petersburg perpetual building and.
loan company, 247

Charter of town of South Boston

in Halifax, amended, 260
Virginia building and savings asso-

ciation, 261
Danville and New River narrow-

grAULe rattnosd company, 264
Hillsboro water company, 268

Greene and Orange telephone com-
pany, 270
Virginia and Kentucky railroad

company, 270
Rich Valley railroad company, 273
Danville, Wytheville and South-

western connection company, 277
Warrenton and Marshall road com-

pany, 278
Aldie and Leesburg telephone com-

pany, 280

Rich Valley iron and gypsum min-
ing and manufacturing company, ;

Kent’s Ridge coal and iron com-
pany,

Central Virginia telephone com-
pany,

To contirm lease of Chesapeake and

Ohio railroad to Newport News
and Mississippi Valley railroad
company,

Farmville authorized to vote sub-
scription to Farmville and Pow-
hatan railroad company,

To change name of Flat Top coal
company,
Norfolk and Cincinnati
company,

Bristol-Goodson street railway,

American telephone company,

Boys home of city of Norfolk, 313

Bland county railway company, 316

Dickenson county railway com-
pany, 321

Metropolitan quick transit bridge
com pany, 323

Rising Sons and Daughters of
Hope of King Wilham county, 326

Hollywood Hill cemetery, 326

Virginia Western railroad com pany, 328

Magnetic mining company, 329

Northern Neck telegraph company, 332

Botetourt agricultural and mechan-
ical association,

299
railroad
307
308
311

334