Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-08

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auction, or otherwise, the stock in baud of
every description, including thu uuske,s de-
NOMINATED inthe report Of the Joint commit
tee 10 the present general assembly, Unfit for
| held service, and such arms returned for re-
pair as IN the opinion of the Executive are IN
ut Tor 1t. For deiraying expenses under this
act the sum of five thousand dollars is appro
priated.
lo5. An act concerning the legal represen-
tatives ofThomas l.. Preston.
LOG. An act authorship the divorce OF Re
becca Sims.
lO1. An act TO amend an act, entitled, " an
act TO provide for the collection of the taxes
on licenses to merchants to hawkers and
pediars to keepers of ordinaries and houses
oil private entertainment on law process, and
certain other Subjects" prohibits any mer-
chant, hawker, pedlar, or any other person n. To
sell, ny retail, any rum, brandy, whiskey, gin,
or other ardent spirits, unles such person
shall, upon petition to the court of the county
or corporation wherein such ardent spirits
snail be sold, have obtained from said court, "A
certificate that the petitioner is a person of
good character; for which certificate the cleri,
OF such court shall be entitled To n fee of
twenty-five cents, TO be paid by the petitioner.
whatsoever shall sell ardent spirits contrary
to the provisions OF this act, shall be deemed
guilty OF breach -Ofgood behaviour, and shall
moreover forfeit and pay the sum of thirty
uoi'ars 10 the commonwealth, for the use of
the literary fund: hut this act is not to ex-
tend to prohibit any person from selling such
spirits as shall have been made from the pro.
duce of his or her own estate, or distilled by
MN or her, or those in his or her employ.-
This act takes effect on the first day OF MAY,
1929.
l0S. An act for the relief of Charles Kew
| Bruce.
100. An act concerning Magnus Tate, She
rif of Berkeley county.
ITO. An act to change the times of holding
the monthly courts and courts of quarterly
sessions for the county of Morgan, directs the
quarterly sessions to be in March, June, Sep
tember and November; and the court DAYS
to be the first Mondays in every month
III. An act concerning the James river
company, and fund for internal improvement
requires the board of public works To pass to
the credit of the fund set apart for the paw
inent ct the interest, aud the purchase of the
certificates of the James river loan clio shares
OF stock OF the bank of the United States. i'm
Satisfaction oil the sum of twenty three thous-
and TIN ee hundred and seventy dollars fifty-
nine cents, now due to that fund and that
the future dividends declared upon the said
shares shall he passed tothe credit of the same
account. Whensoever any certificates of the
James river loan shall he offered for sale to
the collector of the board of public works. at
par, the said collector shall, by order of the
saia board, IT In session, or ofthe members of
the boad,er ofcio, in the recess of the board. sell
| SO many of the said shares as may he nccessa-
~ to effect the purchase ofthe certificates SC
offered for sale. For the future, so much o
the annual appropriation from the income OF
the fund for internal Improvement, for the
payment OF the interest and purchase of the
certihcates OF the James river loan as NAV
not be necessary for the payment of interest
shall be invested, by order OF the board of
public works, in some productive fund until
the same shall be wanting for either of the
purposes aforesaid, and then to be re-convert-
ed into money as aforesaid.
liz. An act Incorporating the president,
directors, and company of the WeIlsburg and
washington turnpike company.
| l13. An act to amend the act entitled. " an
act to reduce into one act the several acts
concerning the literary fund.-" provides, tina,
the several sums of money which have fallen
due to each of the counties, from the annual
appropriation of $4,000 dollars to the educa.
ton OF the poor, and which remain now I'M
drawn, shall be paid by the president and di-
rectors OF the literary fund, upon application
either in person or by order, to the treasurers
l OF the school commissioners authorised by law
TO receive the same provided, that such ar.
rearage shall IN no case be paid to any treasu.
rer till 1T shall appear to the president and di
rectors of the literary fund, that the bond, al.
ready entered into by him pursuant to law, j.
In penalty sufficient to cover such arrearage
as well as other money, which he may re-
ceive IN virtue of his Office, or that he had en-
tered into another like bond, with good secu-
m a TO
ner, filed the same with the clerk of the court
and provided moreover, that none of the said
sums OF money now remaining undrawn
snail be paid, unless application shall be made
therefor To the president and directors of the
literary fund, by some person duly authorised
To receive the same, on or before the 1st day
of January, 1924. The treasurer of the com
monwealth is directed to correct certain err
rors in the treasury books, which have de-
prived the literary fund of part of the money
justly belonging to it, From and after the
/ expiration OF the year 1922 the annual appro-
prIatlon made by law to the education of the
poor, shall be subject to the following regula-
IONS, VIZ: lst-whenever any alteration is
made ~ the sum to which the several coun-
ties and corporations shall be entitled, out of
said annual appropriations, it shall be the duty
OF the president and directors of the literary
fund to give notice thereof TO the school com
missloners, either by publication in the news
papers, or IN such other manner as they may
deem expedient 2dIy-It shall he the duty
OF the said president and directors to furnish
the school commissioners of each county and
corporation with forms for their annual report,
and with such instructions and explanations
as to the manner of making the same. as they
shall deem expedient 5dIy-No part of the
money so appropriated shall be drawn for any
year, by the school commissioners of any