CHAP. 155.—An ACT to extend the time for making returns of
assessment for the city of Norfolk and county of Norfolk.

Approved March 3, 1890.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia,
That the judge of the corporation court of the city of
Norfolk be, and he is hereby, authorized and empowered,
in his discretion, to extend the time of making the returns
of the assessment for the city of Norfolk until Septem-
ber first, eighteen hundred and ninety, of the assessment
provided for under chapter twenty-three of the code of
Virginia.

2. That the time for the application to said judge for
correction of assessment be extended to December thirty-
first, eighteen hundred and ninety, in said city.

3. And the same authority is hereby given to the judge
of the county court of Norfolk county as to assessment in
said county as is mentioned in sections of one and two
of this act.

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

CHAP, 156.—An ACT for the relief of Henry Brandt, of Campbell
county.

Approved March 3, 1890.

Whereas Henry Brandt, a worthy citizen of this com-
monwealth, was at the February term of the county court
of Campbell, eighteen hundred and ninety, fined one
hundred dollars upon an indictment for selling wine,
ardent spirits, and so forth, without a license; and
whereas said Henry Brandt innocently disposed of only a
few quarts ot domestic wine; and whereas every juror
‘who convicted him, and the judge of the court that fined
him, and the commonwealth’s attorney who prosecuted
him, all agree that his conviction hung upon a mere tech-
nicality, that he is a deserving, upright, law-abiding citi-
zen; therefore,

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia,
That Henry Brandt, of the county of Campbell, be, and
he is hereby, relieved of a fine of one hundred dollars,
imposed by a judgment of the county court of Campbell
at its February term, eighteen hundred and ninety.

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