Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-22
An act. concerning Henry Brad

HI. An act, appointing Commission
to ascertain the most proper place
holding Courts for the county Of Rus
H.. An act, " 10 authorize the Clerks OF
i counties Of this Commonwealth, in ca
where there is no county surveyor, to
Ike entries cf lands, and grant copies of
lords from the surveyors books of their
Epective Counties"
E,S. An act, " concerning Jacob Kern"
r.. An act, authrr'zng the reno
Of house on Wide Water Street in
Borough Of Norfolk, and for other pur-
ses."
95. An act, f" altering the times of hold
certain quarterly Courts IN the counties
Lee and Russell"
che of Bristol parish, and for other pur-
ses."
n. An act, catering the time CT hold
quarterly Court in the county of
ekinghanl."
%. An act. concerning Thos. y. Bar
%. An act, regulating the fees, and
Exng the pay, of prosecutors for the Com
onwealth IN the Superior Courts OF Law"
EDy this act the Judges OF the superior
Gourts of law are respectively empowered
~ allow to the attornies for the Common
Eealth, prosecuting in tacir courts, such
ofnpensa ton for their services as they
Ehall deem reasonable not exceeding, in
INV case, the sum of one hundred dollars
Ecr annum for tie court OF one county the
Allowance 50 made to be certified by the
court. and paid out OF the public treasu-
~ --Whe1ever Judgment shall be render
Id for the Commonwealth in any superior
Hcourt at law, upon prosecution tor
knisdemeano~, the penalty whereof is not
n scertained by law to be less than 80 dol
lars, there shall be taxed, in the bill of
tosts, fee for the Commonwealth attor-
/hev of 10 dollars, instead Of the fce here
kotore faxed. And when judgment shall
lie rendered for the Commonwealth in
<such court, in any other case. wherein it
hath been heretofore used TO tax an attor
<ney's fec, there shaHbe taxed hereafter a
#Eee of five dollars :-proyidcd, however,
|;hat this section shall not be construed to
%extend tn those cases in which higher fee
6is now allowed by law than those hereby
Ndirected TO be taxed. No attorney for the
Commonwealth in any superior court Of
law shall be At liberty to resign his APP
Rpointment without the leave OF the court,
unless he shall have given to the Judge of
B the court in which he shall be attorney, at
+ least thirty days notice of his intention to
+ resign Takes effect from the 1st of A
pril, 1916.
so. An act, " concerning Samuel
Watts"
81. An act. "to enlarge the town Of
Monroe ia the county of Botctourt."
80. An act. " appointing additional trus-
tees of the town of Charlotte sville.''
SO. An act, giving further time to
the Collectors of certain counties to
pay into the treasury Of this Common
wealth the r~ven1e for their respective
countless
"a. An act, " establishing several towns. 4"
s.. An act, i" concerning John Burns des
and James WINDOW"
SO. An act, g concerning James Cur
Ty."
81. An act, giving an additional pen
sion to VIM. Bradley"
SO. An act, " concerning the legal re-
personalities of Houller Hudgins'
SO. An act, incorp rating the town
Of Warrenton in the county OF Eau
quier.'
40. Al act, "allowing the Sheriff of
Berkeley further time to pay into the
public treasury, the revenue Of said coun-
y."
Al. An act, concerning Abraham Da-
yenport"
AZ. An act, i" to alter the time of hold
ing the quarterly and monthly courts of
Chesterfield county, and for other purpo-
scs."
IS. An act, to repeal in part an act, en-
titled, " IN act to prevent the destruction
of sheep" passed January Goth, 1914
" The sections repealed arc the LIST, ID;
Sd, 4th and 5th, OF that act containing the
tax on dogs, aud regulations concerning
it.
AZ. An act, 9" to explain and amend an
act toamend the act, entitled. an act TO
reduce into one the several acts concerning
mills, mill dams, and other Instructions OF
water CJur ses," provides that all milers or
occupiers of mills, which have heretofore
ground, or may hereafter grind, for toll,
whether established by law OF otherwise,
shall in future be subject to all the pro-
visions Of The ID section of the act, to a.
mend the act concerning mills, &c. (pass-
ed January 18Th, 1907, O. = see Revised
Code, ID vol. p. 1863 provided that every
miller, or occupier Of a mill, who shall
fail or neglect to comply with the requisi-
tons of the aforesaid act shall forfeit and
pay to the party injured five dollars for
each offence, instead of the penalty here
tofore prescribed Takes effect from
the 18Th of January, 1861
rs. An act, concerning the sheriff Of
the county of Hampshire"
46. An act, " altering the time of
holding the monthly and quarterly courts
Tor the counties of Mason and CabeH"
~. An act, " authorizing William Har-
vey 70 retain Certain slaves IN this Common
wealth -