Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-23
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TO the personai property Of said debtor
3 Be It further enacted, that any PeFson
may sue for any debt aud maintain any
action at law or Ia equity, and proceed 70
judgment thereon, and any Judgment, exc
cution, order Or decree now rendered OF
issued or that may hereafter be renderedi
shall in addition to the provisions otChaP-
ter 1856 and 1873 OF the Code of 1850, con-
stitute lien on ali the estate, both per-
sonal and real, of the Judgment DEBTOR,
from and after the doCktting OF any snch
judgment, as provided for in the Sd and an
Sections Of Chapter 1876 OF the Code OF
Virginia. This provision shall include all
Judgments, whether rendered By JUSTICES
Of the Peace OF Courts Of this Common
wealth.
,. Be il further enacted, that nothing
herein contained, shall be construed so a.
10 interfere with or abridge the laws now
in force in relation to attachments, ana
action of debtinue and trovcr, nor IN re-
lation to actions of ejectment and gniaw-
fal eut=y aud detsiner, nor in relation 10
the prosecution of criminal offences ana
she collection of fines, taxes, county ieEles
and all debts due the Commonwealth hnt
the same may be proceeded in as now pro-
Yided for bylaw. Nor shall this act Apply
TO liabilities on the part Of Sherins, Con
stables or other public officers, either 20
the Stats, counties, corporations or lndi-
YidIhl5, nor 10 debts hereafter contracted
nor to deeds Of trust hereafter executed,
hut payment of and sales under the same
may 6S enforced and proceeded IN rs II
this act hHA not been passed. Nor snail
the time during which this actis IN force
be competed IN any case in which the sta-
. in
Z. Be il 55fTtler enacted, that any person
or persons who shall voluntarily leave his
or their place OF places of business, home
aud property, and go into the armies OF
the so-cHlled Confederate States, or who
having so gone, shall remain in said ar
mics of the said so-called Confederate
States, twenty days after the passage OF
this act, shall be deemed nonresident
aud may be proceeded against by attach
ment as is now provided for By law against
non-residents.
5. This act shall be in force from its
passage, and shall remAiR in force until
repealed or changed by the General As
sembly of Virginia, and if not so repealed
or changed, shall expire at tue end Of the
regular session of the General Assembly
of Virginia.
The following message was communi-
cnted from the Governors:
Executive CHANBER,
July %, 1881.
| To tie HoHse n Delegates:
GESTLENES :-As your session 10 draw
| ing to a close, deem it all important 10
call your attention 10 the fact that have
a. my command only two thousand mus
kets. Calls ARE coming in from diheren;
sections Of the Northwest. from Union
men. for arms and munitions OF war TO
defend them against the threatened incur
sions of armed secessiouists. j am sup
plying the demands AS fast Ms they come in,
but in few days all the munitions Rt my
command will be disposed of.
A number Of volunteer companies have
| organized themselves, under n permission
/ gave them some time ago, in the county
| of Wayne and adjacent counties, and have
been doing noble service 10 the cause OF
the Union. These volunteers will have 10
| be paid. have no doubt their patriotic
example will be followed by the Union
| men in other sections of the State. have
\ no funds nc ms disposal suiticientto pur-
J chase arms, requirements, and other mu-
| nitions Of war For home service.
therefore iope you will give this mat
! ter your immeliste attention. and make M
appropriation Of at least 100000 for the
| purposes indicated. authorizing the Execu'
tive to expend sach part of it as may be
necessary for the. purchase af munitions oil
! war, and in payment of State troops who
may be employed in actual service in put
| ting down rebellion under the. order of the
| Executive. +. h. PEIRPoIST.
Referred to the Committee GU Finance.
The House then took recess.