Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03

mann"-. aud failure 10 obtain them pr.
nlsarsl In the same mode IA are now pee
s.r,bel With regard Ia merchant licences,
IN" the act TO provi,ie OR the collection
ut The taxes on licences TO merchants,
htwkers aud peifars, Ia keepers Of or,i
naries and houses of private entertain
mem, on law process, and certain other
subjects" passed March the 81, 1919.
~. An act, concerning the University
OF Virginia, directs, that, out of such
money IA shall hereafter be received by
the president and directors Of The literary
fund, from tue government of The United
States, or oui Oi such other money IA NAV
,e at The disposal ot the said president
aad directors. and not otherwise appro.
pria,ed by law, there shall be loaned by
then TO the rector AMI visitors of the
University Tor the purpose of completing
the buildings and making the necessary
preparations for putting the said Uuiver-
suy into operation, any sum which nav
be required by the said rector and visi.
tors, not exceeding $50, 900. at an interest
a. q per ceutum per anuuu,, To be paid
ont Of the annual appropriation here
infore made by law for The endowment
OF the said University provided always,
that nothing herein contained shall be so
construed as to affect The appropriations
made, or Intended to he made, for the
support OF primary schools. II there shall
mol he sufficient funds at the disposal of
the sail president aud directors 10 make
HE loan hereby authorised, il shall be
lawful Tor the said rector aud visitor, 10
borrow, within the limit aforesaid. from
any person, body polite or corporate.
for the purpose aforesaid amy sum which
they may deem exp-dieni, al an interest
not exceeding 9 per cen,um per annum,
payable ou, or the appropriation afore-
eaid, and TO pledge for the redemption
OF The principal OF such loan, the surplus
oil 'he said appropriation, over and above
what ,oay be necessary TO pay the ine.
resi npon loans negotiated by them.
Aud il shall be lawful tor any of the
Banks within this Commonwealth TO
lend the said rector and visitors upon the
terms and CONDITIONS herein prescribed.
the whole Or any part Of The money
which they are hereby auihoris d to
borrow: provided, that the said rector
aud visitors shall not be auihorise ed in
virtue of this act, to borrow more than
The aforesaid sum Of 10000 dollars.
The payne of he principal sum of mo-
ney heretofore loaned by the presiden,
apd directors Of the literary fund to the
rector aud visitors OF the Uniyersi,v,
Shall be deferred, ifthe said rector and
visitors require il, until the same shall
become PAYABLE pursuant 10 the provi.
sions OF this act: provided, however,
'fat The interest iIieresn shall be annual
Is paid ont OF the appropriation afore.
said. The surplus OF the said annual
appropriation made for the endowment
OF the University, over and above wilai
may he necessary for payment of the i'm
teresf on lJaus already made to them,
and the loan or loass that may he pego-
Mated under This act, shall be anA tue
same are hereby pledged for The redemp.
,iOu OF The principal sums loaned, and
10 b. l0ancd as aforesaid. alter the fol-
Iowiu9 manner, viz. lit for tie redemp-
ton OF the principal sum or sums, which
may Oe borrowed Of guy person, body
polite or corporate, o,her than The PREF
sident aud directors Of the literary fund,
Ia such manner is shall have been Ia
greed Hpon between the lender and the
SAID rector and visitors land next Tor The
redemption oi Tie principal sum, Dor
rowsd and 10 bcobofrowrd of The said
presiden! and directors, in such manner
as the legislature may hereafter pre-.
scribe; provided that nothing in this act
shall be so construed as TO pledge the
sum or sums OF money other than the
$4,000 dollars annually appropriated TO
the University. Whenever lire annual
Income of the literary fund shall exceed
$4,000 dollars, The surplus above that
sum, until snch surplus shall amount 10
10000 dollars, shall be aud ia hereby ap-
proprIafed to The endowment of such
colleges. academies, or intermediate
schools within this Commonwealth, as
the General Assembly may here alter de
sl9nate, IS tit institutions for such ell.
dow,neat.
70, An act. 10 amend the act, entitled,
an act TO aiBend an ACT reducing into
one Tic several acts concerning pilots,
and regulating their fees" The county
court Of Elizabeth City shall appoint four
pilots. aud the borough and county courts
OF Norfolk all equal number Of retired
chip masters, who shall hereafter consti
tulc board OF examiners 30 meet in the
boron gt of Norfolk, any five of whom
may examin" and admit as pilots, those
WHO arc qualified according to law, aud
also settle aud determine all conlrover.
sizes which may arise hetweeH any pilo,
aad The master, owner or cOnsignee of
any vessel. the decisions Os which board
shall be final: Prpuided, That nothing
herein shall coniravene the 10th section
or the act OF February 10Th, 1919. Here
after. every master OF d merchant vessel
coming from sea, shall he obliged 10 re.
celvc the first pilot who offers, cruising
or standing uui to sea so as 10 bring Cape
Henry to bear west of soHilI /; aud no
master Of merchant vessel, coming from
sea, after arriving within the aforesaid
line, sliall be compelled TO iahe pilot.
Any pilot who shall conduct any coast.
ing vessel OF the burden or capacity of
rs tons, cusionlrhouse MEASURE, inward
bouad, from the aforesaid line, Cape
Henry bearing west Of south, into Hdn,p.