The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-16
An ORDINANCE TO EXCLUDE VA
IA GRAN AND OTHER DANGEROUS PER
SONS FROM THE CITY.

l. De IL O1dHtHtu Oy tAe CONHCtL o. tES Cttb o.
every captain or master of a steamboat or vessel {,
or to the port thereof from another State. INV
person not having ostensb e means for his or her
support, shall before such person shall be permit
ted to leave the cars the vessel enter INTO bond
to the city the penaity of $500 with condition to
pay to the city any snm or sums ofmoney " hich the
city may expend during the next SIX months from
the date of such bond Tor the support or care of
such person And if such railroad company. cap
tam or mas er of steam boat vessel 'hall iaIl
or refuse to give such bond such company, cap
tain master shal be required to keep such per
in the depot of such Company, on board of
his vessel until such persons shall be taken back
bey ond the IiDilts OF the State. by the company,
captain or master who shall have brought HIM to
the city.
If any railroad company, captain or master of
steamboat or vessel sna IAN to &C Hlpiv with the
preceding section, or shall bring an, s1ch person
as is therein ment'Oned near to the city and per-
init hum u leave the ears or his boat or yes
SCI. and such person shall come into the city. SUI
railroad compan'. captalu or master. shall be hned
twenty dollars for each person, AMI every day
that such pc rson shall remain In the city shall be
8. II shall be the duty Of the Mayor to drec, one
or more of the police of the city. or other person
to attend at the depots of the railroad companies
and to attend every Steamboat or vesse. coming
from a port outside of the state. to see whether
any such persons are brought on the cars or yes
sells TO the city. or the port of Richmond. And it
shaii pc the GUY q such poiiceman' or other per
cars or steam boat or vessel to cali upon the agent
OF the company, or the captain or the master. to
steamboat or vessel, until the fond required in the
first section OF this ordinance Is given. And, II
any such person does leave euch car or vessel he
fore such bond IS given, or without giving such
bond with security himself such policeman or 9TH
er person shall take b m into custody and deliver
him to the jallor of the city who shall keep him
as other prisoners unit he shall be sent back to
the place from whence he came.
4. 1t shall be the duty OF the police OF the city to
arrest all persons having no ostenslble means of
passase of this ordinance, and ali other persons
who have oc me ON other States snce the LIST day
npHn ny IA e o r M IN tha 20
and safety # the CITY: and to IKE them for hwth
before the May or; and II the Mayor shall be salts
fed from the evidence that they are su h persons
as herein described he shall commit them TO jail
until they can be sent hack from whence they
,a'ned, and, If not then to some place out of the
State.
II the Mayor can ascertain by what railroad,
steamboat, or vessel. such persons were brought
to the city or neal IT. he shat have them put on
vessel, ana it shall be the duty OF su, h railroad
COMPANY. or captain, or master OF such steamb at
vessel to taxa back such parsons, at their own
expense, or the expense OF the pc rsons them
selves. And II sue" persons cannot be put on sucn
car or vessel. they shaN be sent oTt of the State
at the e1 peDse OF the city.
Any railroad company. or captain. or master
of asteamboat or vessel, which or who snail re-
fuse to receive such persons, brou' h. to the city
or near thereto upon their carr steamboat or
vessel, and to tahe them back nall be fined
twenty dollars for each person.
T. If any person described IN the first or fjurth
ton of this ordinance sh al re- TO the city
after having been sent away, he sh' IL be placed IN
the chain gang OF the city, aid &C peled to work
upon the streets.
g. This ord nance shall he in foy-. from is pas
sage, ad shall continue in forces I'll the first day
OF June next. A copy-Teste
de2I-law4w THOS. Law sON,C. C. r.
ME ~ EDDiN6 n NJ, is emblematic of the
L marriage relation. Gold will wear out by fric-
ton, abrasion, &C.; but never rusts-never tar
nlshes-ls always bright. Thus,with lie, the Ring
Is without end; so likewise ia the union without
interruption or end, except by the death of the
parties.
The Wedding Ring being plain, shows that the
fair one to whom 1t is given is, in the estimation OF
the giver the most cerfect and oveabe of ner sc
needing not the foreign aid of ornament render
her Just the woman for him to love and cherish al
his days.
A good assortment of plain Gold Rings, suitable
for Wedding Rings lust finished can be found al
90 MAIN STREET. where will be found Watches
Jewelry, Silver Ware, Silver plated Ware, Spec
tacles, &c dc. Watches, jewelry and Spectacei
repaired In the best manner.