Chap. 249.—An ACT to amend and re-enact section 3528 as amended and re-

enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, and approved December 31,
1903. ‘

Approved March 15, 1906.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That section
thirty-five hundred and twenty-eight be amended and re-enacted as fol-
lows—to-wit :

$3528. For every case of felony tried in any circuit court or corporation
court, to be charged only once in each case, the sum of ten dollars; for
every case of misdemeanor prosecuted in any such court to judgment for
the Commonwealth, except prosecutions for violation of the revenue laws,
and for offenses under section thirty-eight hundred and fifteen, and the
sections following to thirty-eight hundred and thirty-three, inclusive, the
sum of five dollars: provided, that in no case shall the attorney for the
Commonwealth in any county or city receive from the State treasury more
in any one year than the amounts hereinafter stated, as follows:

The attorney for the Commonwealth of the county of Accomac, three
hundred and twenty dollars; of Albemarle, three hundred and seventy
dollars; of Alexandria, two hundred and fifty dollars; of Alleghany, two
hundred dollars: of Amelia, two hundred and twenty dollars: of Amherst,
two hundred and fifty dollars; of Appomattox, three hundred dollars:
of Augusta, four hundred and twenty dollars; of Bath, seventy-five dol-
lars; of Bedford, three hundred and sixty dollars: of Bland. one hundred
and twenty dollars; of Botetourt, two hundred dollars: of Brunswick, two
hundred and twenty dollars; of Buckingham, three hundred dollars: of
Buchanan, two hundred dollars; of Campbell, three hundred and sixty
dollars; of Caroline, two hundred dollars; of Carroll, two hundred dol-
lars; of Charles City, one hundred dollars; of Charlotte, one hundred and
fifty dollars; of Chesterfield, two hundred and twenty dollars; of Clarke,
two hundred dollars; of Craig, seventy-five dollars; of Culpeper, two hun-
dred dollars; of Cumberland, two hundred dollars; of Dickenson. two
hundred dollars; of Dinwiddie, two hundred dollars; of Elizabeth City.
four hundred dollars: of Essex, two hundred dollars: of Fairfax. two
hundred and twenty dollars: of Fauquier, two hundred and eighty dol-
lars: of Floyd, three hundred dollars; of Fluvanna, two hundred dollars:
of Franklin, three hundred dollars: of Frederick, two hundred and twenty
dollars; of Giles, two hundred dollars; of Gloucester, two hundred dol-
lars; of Goochland, one hundred and seventy-five dollars: of Grayson.
two hundred dollars; of Greene, one hundred and twenty dollars: of
Greenesville, two hundred dollars; of Halifax, four hundred dollars: of
Hanover, two hundred and twenty dollars; of Henrico, six hundred dol-
lars; of Henry, three hundred dollars; of Highland, one hundred dollars:
of Isle of Wight, two hundred dollars; of James City, one hundred dol-
lars: of King and Queen, two hundred dollars; of King George, one hun-
dred dollars; of King William, two hundred dollars: of Lancaster, one
hundred and fifty dollars; of Lee, three hundred dollars: of Loudoun.
two hundred and fifty dollars; of Louisa, two hundred dollars: of Lunen-
burg, two hundred and fifty dollars; of Madison, one hundred and fifty
dollars; of Mathews, one hundred dollars; of Mecklenburg, three hun-
dred dollars; of Middlesex, one hundred and twenty dollars: of Mont-
gomery, three hundred dollars: of Nansemond, two hundred and forty
dollars: of Nelson, two hundred dollars; of New Kent, one hundred and
twenty dollars; of Norfolk, one thousand dollars: of Northampton, one
hundred and fifty dollars: of Northumberland, one hundred dollars; of
Nottoway, two hundred and fifty dollars; of Orange, one hundred and
fifty dollars; of Page, two hundred and twenty-five dollars; of Patrick.
two hundred dollars: of Pittsvlvania, six hundred dollars: of Powhatan.
two hundred dollars: of Prince Edward, three hundred dollars: of Prince
George, one hundred dollars: of Princess Anne, one hundred dollars: of
Prince William, two hundred dollars; of Pulaski, three hundred dollars:
of Rappahannock, one hundred and fifty dollars; of Richmond, one hun-
dred dollars; of loanoke, two hundred dollars; of Rockbridge, two hun-
dred dollars; of Rockingham, three hundred and sixty dollars; of Russell.
two hundred and ten dollars; of Scott, two hundred and sixty dollars: of
Shenandoah, two hundred dollars; of Smyth, three hundred dollars: of
Southampton, two hundred dollars; of Spotsylvania, one hundred and
fifty dollars ; of Stafford, one hundred dollars; of Surry, one hundred and
fifty dollars; of Sussex, one hundred and fifty dollars: of Tazewell. five
hundred dollars: of Warren, one hundred and fifty dollars; of Warwick.
one hundred and fifty dollars; of Washington, three hundred and forty
dollars; of Westmoreland, one hundred and twenty-five dollars; of Wise.
four hundred dollars; of Wythe. two hundred and thirty dollars; of York.
one hundred dollars.
The attorney for the Commonwealth of the city of Richmond, two thou
sand dollars; of the city of Norfolk, fifteen hundred dollars; of the cit
of Petersburg, four hundred dollars; of the city of Lynchburg, four hun.
dred dollars; of the city of Roanoke, five hundred dollars; of the city 0!
Alexandria, three hundred dollars; of the city of Portsmouth, three hun.
dred dollars; of the city of Danville, seven hundred dollars; of the city o!
Manchester, two hundred and fifty dollars; of the city of Staunton, twe
hundred and twenty-five dollars; of the city of Charlottesville, two hun:
dred dollars; of the city of Winchester, two hundred dollars; of the city
of Fredericksburg, one hundred and seventy-five dollars; of the city of
Bristol, one hundred and fifty dollars; of the city of Radford, one hun.
dred and fifty dollars; of the city of Buena Vista, seventy-five dollars; of
the city of Newport News, four hundred dollars.

2. Be it further enacted, that section three thousand five hundred and
twenty-four of the Code of Virginia, as amended by an act approved Feb-
ruary twentieth, nineteen hundred, and section three thousand five hun-
dred and twenty-five of the Code of Virginia, be, and the same are
hereby. repealed.