Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

*..Judgcs of their district embracing two
counties are allowed mileage from the court
house Of their own county to that Of the
other in their district
The Senate will doubtless educe this
sum by cutting down the salaries Of cou D.
ty judges.
4 bill was introduced for the relief of
! Chas. Brill, CT Alexandria. re- imbursing
| him for fine imposed upon him idsing
the war by the County Court for refusing
to take the Wheeling oath In the House
| petition was presented from citizens Of
Shenandoah, asking Legislation for the pro-
lection Of sheep.
The bill amending an act making an
] appropriation to the University Of Virgin
| ia, was passed.
A bill to incorporate an academy in the
town of Nss Market, county Of Shenan-
doah, was presented.
The House Judiciary Committee have
refused to report special act fixing the
terms of the Hastings Court of Alexandria,
having under consideration general bill
on the subject of Hastings Court.
! Among the appointments made by the
Governor tod az. were the following:
Trustees for Woodstock Ienry Lacy,
Jas RodeFer, J. VIM. banner. Jacob
b: Clover and D. ID. Walton.
Justices for Warren. Gov. W ailker has
appointed R. D. Funkhouscr, D. G Hall,
Chas. Marshall, NJ. T. Fristoe. George
Macatee. J. NJ. King. j. W. Kendrick,
D.. Cone, j. E. Mckay, Thomas Garrison.
James K. Marshall j. K. Fimb.rlake, and
Tx. Conrad justices for Warren coun-
ty. Also, c.. A. Brown, constable for
said county. ~
Coppeillnen for LeeSburg Geo. r
Head, Wm. =. LiHch. C:"P. fanny, c.
B. Wildman, G. X. Fox, Jr.. 4. W.
Shafcr, L. w. S. Hough. Samuel Orrison.
"a r. Mott, j. L. Morris, I. W. Berk-
ley and r NJ. Bently.
Commissioners to divide their respective
counties into townships.
Amherst County. WIN. Kent, d. Z.
Morris, R. l.. Coleman, DR.. II. E. Smith,
and .. II Fucker. -
Augusta County -Bolvar Christia n.
C. G.. Merritt, NJ W. D. Hogshead, j.
G. Fulton, and Saml Kennedy
Culpeper. DIR. Robt. =. Lewis. Abso
lom Garnett, Thos. W. Ross, VIM. S
Wallace, and Saml tClilton.
Clark Henry Harrison, David Mead >
Leonard Jones. inc. j. Reilly. and An
usMcDonal4.
Shenaonoah JAS H. Sibert, VIM.
Tysingsr, R. NJ. .C,u [, Geo. Calvert, and
James Moore.
R1cnMoSD, April s.-6nly three add
tional county judges were elected by the
Legislature to day viz. James Cox, for
Chesterfield W. Il. Willis, for Eliza beth
City and Warrick. ami Windman Kemp
for Gloucester and Kithews.
| The House bill making annuity of $l5,-
| 600 to the University of Virginia payable
out OF the treasury Instead CT the literary
found as heretofore, rs passed.
The House joint resolution asking Con-
gress to repeal that portion of the
bankrupt law requiring bankrupt to
pay fifty per ct. of the debt against him.
was referred.
The bill fixing the salaries of the judges
WAS further considered, the minimum fix
ed at $500 aud the maximum at $1,000,
With $50 for each $500 of population
over SO. 900, and as thus amended will
sa sent back to the House. A confer
euce committee will doubles settle the
difficulty.
la the House of Delegate the cola
mitteo on State boundaries reported
resolution recommending the appoint
ment of commissioners to ascertain ami de-
fine the boundary lines between Virginia
and the States OF Maryland, Nos!h Car
ol;naand Tennessee.
1 bill authorizing the aasance pay
ment Of annuity to the military Institute
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