Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-16

materials on hand on the last day of Sen
tenn Der next preceding, stating partici-
larry the market prices of the mannfac.
,nred articles, the cost OF the raw mate
rails purchased within the year next pre-
cedingsthe said last day Of September.
ihe auditor shall then ascertain the ba-
lance for or against the institution Tor
such year, by debiting the institution with
all expenditures on account thereof with
IN that year, including all monies paid
tor raw materials for the transportation,
maintenance and clOathing of the prisou-
ers Tor allowances 10 prisoners on their
discharge; tor agents commissions aud
other expenses incident to sales; for
officers and surgeons salaries, deducting
from the surgeons salary allowed by
law one half thereof, and for all other
incidental expenses, dcbiiing, moreover
TO the institution, all articles OF manu-
facture and raw materials OH hand upon
The last day of September in The year
ncxi before; and crediting the said insii-
luton by the gross amount OF all sales,
by ali raw materials on hand at first cost,
and by all manufactured articles on hund,
deduNing temper cenlum from their una.
Ret price.
IL the balance thus asrertaiped be in
favour of the Institution. that balance
shall constitute the fund for The payment
OF all allowances charged by law on the
prohts of the institutions II such ba-
lance be insufficient 10 pay such aiiowar-
ces, they shall abate III proportion to
their sums respectively Prorided, how-
srer, that one halt the maximum OF such
allowances shall be paid oui of The pro-
ceeds of sales, whether The profits Of the
institution be sufficient for that purpose
! or not and that this rule shall govern.
| as wei Tor the next preceding year, as
| Tor all subsequent years: Aad propidcd
also, that ifthis balance should he against
the institution, or the balance i'll lis favor
should be insufficient TO pay the compen-
sailon OF three dollars per day 10 each
director of the institution for every DAYS
actual service which he may have per
formed III discharging his duties TO the
| institution, then such compensation To
the directors shall nevertheless be paid
ont oilhe treasury of this Commonwealth
by warrant from The auditor of public ac-
counts
800. An act, Incorporating the trus-
tees OF. the Winfield academy in the coun-
ty of Dnwiddie."
$50. Anaci, g to repeal the act, en-
titled an act TO prevent the DESTROYING
| and numbering OF bastard children"
Isl. An act, To reduce into one, the
several acts declaring and regulating
The practice OF suing ont and prosecuting
wrlts OF Scire Facias to repeal letters pa
tent" The provisions in this Act are
founded on the Acts OF Nov. 23d 1914,
and February 26th 1878; (see Acts of
1914 ch. % (: and 1917 cli. 29) with some
| alterations the most important of which
IS that lie proceedings i'll the cause, af-
Ter The return ot the scre iacias, are To be
IN all respects similar 10 tee proceedings on
othe, 6tfL an equity without requiring that
everS Issue lii fact between the Common
wealth and The defendant shall be tried
BY Jury, as was directed by the 6lI
section OF the Ac, of 1914.
232 An act, Ito reduce into one the
| several acts and parts Of acts concerning
perjury, subornaiioD OF perjury, aud en-
hracery. This Act contains some inn
| portani provisions on these subjects, the
Whole OF WHICH wall commence In force
| the Isi day of January 1920.
233. Anact, I" to reduce into one the
several acts and parts of acts concern
ing the establishment, jurisdiction and
powers OF the Superior Courts of Law"
When any river, or other watercourse,
or bay shall lie between any coun-
ties, the superior courts Of law for the
counties on each side, shall lave con
| current jurisdiction over SO much there
OF as is opposite 10 the respective coln-
ties: and the superior courts of law
for the counties lying on the waters
bounding his state shall have Iurisdic
lion over such waters opposite the coun-
Ties respectively as far as the Jurisdiction
OF this commonwealth extends. II shalt
be the duty of the Judges of The circuit
courts, at their first terms after the COM
mencemeni of ihis act, and afterwards at
| l.as4C
| Spcchon 10 be made Of The ials of
The several counties and corporations
| within their circuits respectively, and a.
| report To be made To the couri Of The con-
diiion OF such iails, and of The manner in
which they are kept. II it shall appear
by such report, or by other satisfactory
! e'ldc nee, HAT the jaiiOr hath ne elected
OF violated his duly. in The manner of
Keeping or furnishing any prisoner in bis
custody, or Otherwise, il shall be lawful
Tor such court TO punish him, as tor
contempt, In any sum not exceeding
| thirty dollars for each offence. The re-
naming provisions ia this act DO not
vary from the existing laws in any points
OF essential importance.
| 234. An act, " authorizing a sale of
tract Of land belonging 10 The intact chill
dren of Francis DiIard, deceased
30. An act concerning the town
of Eastvillc, in the county of Norlhamp-
tons
236. An act " for opening and extend
ing Federal Street, in the town of Peters
burg"
237. An act, placing Joseph Me-
Qnown on the pension ISL"
23S. An act, " authorizing the convey
ance Of certain real property belonging
to the infant heirs of James Bot, de-
ceased
$50. An act, reducing into one act