The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-02

4, 'rr,or,,ties in case Of school s,1perintendens
"a ,r,,s,ocs filling to perform Their uutieS.
f.n nomc mn unfinished business, anu tue
s,n;;on to reconsider the. vote by Whlct tue
ra;,nrt Was agreed to was rclectco-ayes, Zo'
noes, 20. -. -,.u,-,,
House bills: To simplify declarauons .ii
o,,;ons against insurance companies WIN
conStc aIicndinents); to amend the Jaw III re-
@-,rd 70 abandoned turnpikes with sehate
amcndmcnts}. Senate bills: For the preser11
vation of historical papers in the capltoi
building (appointing DR.. W: I. fauner W
take charge of them and making an tappro-
nriation Of 1000 for the purpose! 10 ess ST.,
i;sb state board of health and vital statl'
tics with House amendment providing tnI.
il shall not be charge upon the tieasu!O
IN amend the Code in relation 10 criii'liiAi
proceedings against convicts; TO autholiEe
stnnben Bond. LITE sheriff of Carroil county,
to collect taxes paid by him into the treasury
for 1859. .....-
SAFE OF LIQUOR on TIE SABBATH.
Ar Clarion moved to dismiss Senate D!i
to nrcycpt the sale of liquors on the o1D1.ll !:
lie thought existing laws OH the SUBJECT
sufficient. .... =. do,ota hv
,.assrs WILLIAM GILLIAN and PETER CAR
TEE. and opposed by Messrs. BROOKE, MAT
rr1Ews. and L. Il. JONES.
The motion TO dismiss was then rejected
ayes, 81 noes, 81.
rorryp SALES OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Under a suspension Of the rules, III.
TArdAFERHo introduced bill 10 preFen ~!
fnrrrd sales of personal property. The Dill
IL
Inc real property before the personal pro-
ncrtv is liable under execution, and when a
dehtor has no real property the personal
nronc,ty Is to be liable to the lien OF the
nvccution. but to be sold on three years time.
1t also changes the law relative TO loftli-
coming bonds. heretofore or hereafter to be
Forfeited The bill was placed on the calen-
dar.
FILLS &C., PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. BOOKER: Petition of Mrs: Anna
Whitehead Bodeker, of Richmond Guy,
claiming that she is entitled under the 1otir-
teenth and fifteenth amendments TO therlSht
OF suffrage, and praying for lcSlsiaVioh OIL
the subject. A..
Nv Mir. SoUTuAIL: Bill to authorize the
Secretary of the Commonwealth 10 sehu e.
MICS Of the acts of the Assembly to certain
officers. ~ c:...
By Mr. NEALE: Resolution of the cry
Council of Alexandria asking the General
Assembly to amend the 9th clause OF the
Ilth section Of the public frec-school law.
BY SIl.. GILMAN: Petition of Is. L. Call-
thorn and others for relief from Junk tax.
By Mr.. SMooT: Bill to authorize the trts-
tees of the Lutheran church at Woodstock TO
sell the parsonage Of the church and erect an
other building.
Bv NIr. ALLEN: Bill to amend the act au-
thorizing the Governor to hire out conVictS
in The penitentialy for work in stone quar-
I:cs, t>c.
Bv Mr.. PEARcE: Bill to prevent the fight
ing of dogs, cocks. and other animals.
By Mr.. SorruALL: Petition OF citizens OF
Nottoway asking for Il lunatic asylum al
Burkcvillc.
Bv lir. MATTHEW: Resolution inQlIiring
what legislation is necessary TO rc-distrlct the
state for representative i'll the Congress OF
the United States.
BY MI STHoTuER: Bill to regulate judicial
sales and prevent the sacrifice of property.
Ev Mr. DOUGLAS: Resolution as to eXpe-
tiicncy OF excmpting physicians from jury
duty.
JAMES RIVER AND KASAwHA CANAL.
House bill for the disposition of the States
interest in the James River and hanaWha
canal came up and was amended, and dis
alssed until adjournment.