Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23

Ito which they request the CONCUR
B. Fof Delegates sand,
- & have examined supdry other enroll
ed biks, Ia axe found them truly enrolled and ZIG
same have been signed by their Speaker -
The house forthwith proceeded to copsldof INC saas
amendments and tic same being twice fead were ".
the question put thereupon agreed to py inc nouse.
Oraered That the Clerk acquant inc os''Fo W.
with. 81 !, 1890
,.nsrrossed BILL " TO amend an act 70 reduce m
be several acts for the better securing the pay
,cnl of reos and preventing the fraudulent practices
ftensnts and to regulate the practice ct suing out
sn prosectlting w1itss of repeyn,'' read tbtd
tine and several blanks therein filed up, and passed
An engrosscd ip, " Authotising the county court of
Essex to pay q certain sum OF money to Mary lox.
administrators OF A5ner Iox, decd. vas read thgd
tine, and passed
Ordered Tht the clerk carry the said bills to the Sc
naie and iesirc their concurre ce
a bill, " To amend a,,d explain the act passed on
the 10Th day OF Ian. 1904, intitucd act concSrnlng
proceedings IN chancely and other purposes, (which
with the amendments lay or the table as reported by
the conmttee to ~fasn it was ccnir,lttes was TAKEN
mp and the atnen1ments agreed to by the house
bill, 6 TO alncpd and explain the act, intuied an
act TO amend and reduce into the several acts OF
sesiby for improving the navigation of Apponattox IL
ver from Broadway to Poeauntas bridge, (which lay
On the tabie) was called up and aIncnded;s 81
A bill, g To class the counties and for other purpo-
s,s, (Which lay on the table reported wits thea
called up, and -he amendments scyeraly agreed to by
the house. sa.s.s sies, ~ y S.
ORDERED That the said bills, xh the amendments,
be seyaraiIy engrosssd and read a third time.
bill, g For dividing the county OF Amherst - as,',
Ats,;A, g Fer carrying into execution the cosSttiF
on Of the Mutual Assurance Socie1y, against hse
Buildings Of the state of Virginia, lstels adopted at
general nectn' shieh bills lay on the liable SCI
veraly reid airs, te and ordered to be read
coal time.
Arertt and resolution from the committee fos
o justice on petition of Joseph Niesraper, {wbch
lay toe tabe) called up and read, in tfc ioepw
ing werds:A
The coaaitsea Tor courts OF justice hive, according
70 oriey had under their consideration the petition o.
Joeph Alettaler to them referred, and have agreed -
OF rePosis and resolution taaleupon. as fol
lows:
i appears 10 yorr committee from the evidence of
Tlcslber thereof, That the petitioner left this state
the year 1874, visit to France, the Pkce Of MS
tiyfy, afer mutual engage nent between himself and
his wif. Jaln,, then Janinla GauIng that sllpgispe
shoild be soennized between EheIa on the reriFn OF
the petitioner this conDtry that the petitioner accord
ingy returned, and believing from the approximations
of his brother, who in the absence tie pefuoncT as
aforesaid had charge OF his affairs and lived in his no lse
with the SAID Janipg thatshe wogoaD ofpTudent
deneaIior anil vtuous character, was laa fully nayred
to her but within short space OF nls ereaEfcr il
discovered that there had been lcAastc later
course between epetltioner's sid brotcF nd taesaif
Ja1ina and that she actually in state ofpregnan
cy by him at the tnc of her marriage with the petitio
Eer that he soon after this discovery, separated Inns
self from, the said Iamirn, and it is believed, has
eiacc cohabited with her.
It further appears 70 your committee from supdry
dispositions them produced, that the aforesaid ia
nIna, since her maisge wifhthe petitioner, has fire.
aley committed the crime OF adultery with different
Persons, and now purspes wicked and incohtinent
sDuse oflifc
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