Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-04-19
SKETCH OF THE ACTS
Passed By the General Assembly Of Tr.
gania, 1861.

AttN a0FS-
1. An act declaring the willingness
OF the State of Virginia to accept the
deposite Of its proportion ofthe moneys
that by the 18th section of the act oil
Congress, entitled an act to regulate
the ~deposites of the public money, up.
proved the 23d of June, 1896, are 10
be deposited with the several States,
and authorizing the treasurer Of the
Commonwealth to receive the same
provides for the acceptance of the de.
posites by the Treasurer as they be.
come payable, but, in the preamble to
the act, pronounces any system oftax-
alton by the federal government which
produces o revenue than necessary
for the wants of the Government, eco.
nomically administered, as impolitic aud
unjust, and denies the right Of Con.
gress to raise evenue for the purpose
of deposite or distribution among the
States.
Q. An act TO change the place OF
holding a separate election in the coun.
ty of Brunswick.
3. An act to amend an act entitled
an act Incorporating the Black Heath
Company of Golfers, passed goth OF
February, 1888.
A. An act to change the place of
holding a separate election in the coun-
ty of Halifax.
s.. An act to establish the town of
G~reensburg, in the county of Ohio, on
the land of James Green, on the Clay
road leading from the city Of Wheel
ing to Waynesburg, in the State of
Pennsylvania, invests the trustees with
the usual power.
6. An act authorizing the Auditor Of
Public Accounts to issue a warrant on
the Treasery in favor OF the admins.
TRAITOR Of Thomas Windcr Ewell, decd,
in pursuance Of the judgment of the
Superior Court Of tlenrico county, for
Communication of five years pay, with
interest-the said Ewell having been
a captain Of infantry in the State SER
vice during the Revolution.
z. An act authorizing the Auditor of
Public Accounts to issue u warrant on
the treasury in favor Of J. II. Gwath
mey, administrator Of Richard Clark,
decd, in pursuance of a judgement Of
the Superior Court Of Hcnrico county,
for Communication of five years full pay
with intcrest-the said Clark having
been a lieutenant of infantry in the II.
LIMOS corps during the Revolution.
8. An act fixing the school quotas
of the counties of Lewis, Nicholas and
Braxton.
s. An act to authorize two separate
elections in the county of Madison.
10. An act TO authorize the clerk of
Loudoun county to deliver TO Thomas
II. Luckett the original will OF his ia
Their, to be used in evidence in the courts
of Maryland.
IL. An act to incorporate the Alcin-
da Gold Mining Company, in the coun.
ty Of Buckingham.
ID. An act to incorporate the trus-
tees of the Female Collegiate Institute.
IS. An act charging the capital
stock of the Millborough and Carr's
Creek Turnpike Company, and for 9TH
err purposes.
IA. An act allowing further time to
the owners Of lots in the town of Lew
isburg, in the county Of G%reenbrier, to
build on and improve the same-allows
the further time Of ten years from the
passing ofthe act.
Is. An act TO authorize n s~ubscrip.
ton on behalf of the State to the stock
Of the Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
Road Company.
16. An act Incorporating the trus-
tees OF Birckhead and Wells Acade-
my, in Tyler county.
IT. An act to incorporate the trus-
tees of the Brunswick Academy-sim.
liar in its provisions to the preceding
act.
10. An act to provide for opening
and keeping in repair the public roads
in the county Of Rockbridge.
10. An act requiring the clerks of
the Courts Of Appeals and Circuit Su.
perior Courts Of Law and Chancery TO
perform certain services therein men.
toned (; requires these clerks, on or
before the LIST day Of November, annu-
ally 10 report to the clerk of the House
Of Delegates the number oil suits com
menced within their respective courts
for the preceding year, ending the 3Oth
of August the number pending at the
time of the report ; the number deci-
ded, and the days their courts were &C.
tually in session, from which reports
the clerk Of the House OF Delegates TO
make a condensed statement, and re-
port the same to the Legislature-im-
poses a penalty Of fifty dollars on the
clerks for failure to make the report
required, to be recovered in the Gene.
raj Court, on motion Of the Auditor OF
publ;o Aoconnfo-tha clerk of the Ill.