The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13
ss,..on. and roauish animals from going

cbievous and rosuiah animals nom gong
atlarge. - ~ -: - .,v,,rxn AND
: ADOPTED.
Rv Mr.. CossoLLY Into the present , G1a-
d;tion Of the a rmory grounds ana ouiiu
sn ra and "a To the expectancy vi MaA'"5
sale or the same at this time. ~. o,;on.
d., NJ WIN or so amending secSion'
81 o ~. ~ 90 # chapter 179 OF an act pre-.
- nLhu Tho duties and compensation Oh
s os,,.tn officers. approved july IL. io.u,
- ~ sxtend the time Of paying staIe .aAs'
e. fIe county treasurer co the lst y. - o.,t
her instead of the LIST OF Septempel " '''eN
year. 40 IN repeaIinp the
c,n3a;n1 hill and ascertaiuing what proper
t;nn Of she interest hereafter to become atle
Wv WV, Stata bond, can be discharged under
tha present system Of taxation; aiS1' a. 10
nrovIding BY law Tor payment III inli OF M
interest due. or to become due, Il poa DoHus
20 tho State which were on the Goth ta7 Oh
n HarchS ISL. bona fde held by or In trust
for Schools. colleges, and other nubnc NJ
stitntious also, upon bonds held ny or IN
trust for widows and infant chlllIen WHO
are citizens of this State.
ELECTION OF STATE OFFICERS.
The ioint resolution fixing day for the
election of certain State officers WIS taken
nm. on motion of Mr.. PENN. and 80 amended
az TO embrace Superintendent Of the Penl.
tentiary, General Agent and Storekeeper OF
the Penitentiary, Register Of the Lana
Office, and Superintendent Of Public Print
ing. and then laid on the table. The reso-
luton fixes the 10th instant for The electlon
of all the State officers, as amended.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Sneaker HANGER in the chair. Pray or
by Rev. Z. G. Biting.
A MESSAGE FROM TIE GOVERNOR
was received, In writing. The message
transmits memorial from the James River
and Kanawha Canal Company asking 4 re-
neWal and extension Of charter with au-
.hority to be transferred to the United
States or to private parties. The Governor
approves OF the object OF the memorial,
and is of opinion that tho charter should
not only be renewed, but that the State
should donate the company its interest
in the same. Referred to the Committee Oh
Roads and Internal Navigation.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF DEEDS.
The Committee for Courts of Justice re-
ported it ineXpedient to change the law re-
During privy examination and acknow-
ledgment Of deeds by married women To he
made before two magistrates. The reso lu-
ton suggested that such examination or
should be legal if made
before single justice. -
The report was advocated by Mcssrs.
Brooke, Clopton, and Robertson, and op.
hu NacSru WntEar Smith RrmQ-
dell, and Van Auken; after which it was
50; noes, 81.
On motion Of Mr.. WALLER the vote was
afterwards reconsidered, and the word
I" expedient" substituted for "inexpe-
dent"
The report as amended was then adopt
ed. ut goes back to the committee with
the force of an instruction TO report BILL
BILLS REPORTED AND PLACED ON THE oALEN-
OAR.
House bill continuing the payment OF In
terest and dividends to the Incorporated
colleges or other seminarieS Of learning In
this State.
House bill providing for furnishing to
the colleges OF the State in which law
schools are established surplus law publ
cations.
BILL PASSED.
House bill authorizing the trustees OF the
church in Stnunton to exc
cute deed OF trust.
COLLECTION OF TAXES.
On motion Of MIR. DENEALE the House
.eceded from its amendment to Senate joint
resolution extending the time for the col
ection OF taxes-ayes, SO; noes, 55.
MIR. MATTHEW moved reconsideration
If the vote just taken.
The motion was favored in debate by
Afessrs. KELLY, MATTHEW, and SMITH,
md opposed by Messrs. DENEALE and
CR1Tz. After which it WAS lost-ayes, 40;
hoes, 60.
BILLS, &C., PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
By MIR. MINOR Limiting the amount of
stationery furnished to each member to ten
loll Irs' worth. Committee on Rules.
By Mr.. SToyALL: AS TO allowing debtors
Who file their deeds, claiming the benefit Of
he homestead law, the right to appeal from
he decision of any lower court deciding
;he said law unconstitutional without bond
md security. as now required, &c.
BY hr. MCMILLAN: Resolution inquir-
ny what legislation is necessary to secure
20 householders the full benefit of the
act. Courts of Justice.
By Mr.. TIDBALL AS to eXpediency of
exempting agricultural societies from taxa
ton. Finance. .
By Mr.. BoUToN: As to prohibiting the
submitting the question of school tax to
counties and townships, and pro-
viding for the payment OF expenses now
met by county and district taxes out of the
State school fund. Schools and Colleges.
By Mr.. CUMMINGS: As to defining with
more certainty the mode Of fixing the
county levy. Finance.
By Mr.. BUTLER: Asking that so much of
the Governors message as relates to equuli-
zation of taxes be referred to Finance Com
mittee.
BIZ Mr. SMITH: AS to expediency of re-
porting bill making available 10 the coun-
lies OF Nelson and AlOemarle the DaE son
school fund. Schools and Colleges.
BY same: AS to eXpediency OF general
railroad law. Roads and Internal Naviga-
ion.
BY Mr.. GRAHAM: Bill concerning Glebe
'und of Essex county.
By Mr.. NOBLE: Bill to prevent the sale Of
impure aud adulterated oils.
BY MIR. j. G. BROWN: Requesting the
Committee on immigration to confer with
he railroad companies as TO Il reduction of
ares to land-buyers and immigrants. I'M
migration.
By Mr.. j. s. GILLIAN Az to allowing a
laim of T. Griffith for s4150 for guarding
prisoner escaped from the WestmoreIand
county Jail. Claims.
By MIR. SCRUGGs : AS to allowing super
1isors per diem and mileage while on duty.
Counties, Cit g, and Towns.
BY Mr.. THOMAS: Petition for leave to
Iell the Front Royal Turnpike Company.
Roads. &c.
BY Mr.. j. T. BROWN: Memorial of the
Academy of Medicine for the
of all inebriate asylum. Asy-
ums and Prisons.
By Mr.. MCMILLAN: Joint resolution to
prohibit officers from receiving coupons of
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