The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-21
- HOUSE on DELEGATES.
sns,fer HANGER in the chair. IIaysr , hy
! SlN.tssS, Is.,s,harv nj Broad Street alettl-

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odist church.
t;SpEa SUSPENSION or RULES
.. c,,Iov,no hills were placed on the caien.
tns nr moIion of Mr.. MCMULLAS: 10
a 80 and define the corporate limits OF Stan
s'ds Clio In Grccuc county. by Mr. sASn-
"rrp no amend an act 10 provide ioF fe'lr
scion If the county Of Fairfax into town
hin. Rv Mr.. EARLY: TO amend section
~ H., oct IN nroyide new charter for the
town Of Charlottesville, approved Mafch
2Sth, 1871.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
was granted Mr.. P.J. CARTER for three days
ORDER OF ELECTION OF COUNTY JUDGES.
Mfr. LoyEssrE1s offered the following:
6 Pesolred by the House The Senate con-
currin1>. That the General Assembly pro-
ceed to elect county judges in the following
order: Amelia. Alhemarle, Allegheny, and
C,aig: Apponattox, Augusta, Bedford,
Brunswick. Buchanan, and Wise; Bucklns-
ham, Campbell, Caroline, Chesterfield, D'n-
wjddie. Fluyanna. Franklin, Frcderlck..
Goochland, Hanover, Halifax, aud Hchrleo'
Agreed to. So
THE FREDERICKSBURG, ORANGE AND ehAh-
LoTTEsvILLE RAILROAD.
Senate hi, to extend the time for the COM
pletion of this road, to provide Tor construct,
ing branch and extension OIL SAID roau' anu
nrc.cribe what may bc done to complete inc
.on,n in case Of forfeiture incurred by sad
company, was passed.
PRESERVATION OF OYSTERS.
On motion of Mr.. POaGuE House Dl!i %,
the OYSTER bill, was taken up, and the House
rcccGed from its disagrccmentS to Senate
amendments. The Senate amendments were
then agreed 10 and tue bill passed. The bill
now rermits persons TO take two bushels OF
oysters Der day FROM their natural beds dil-
r;n,r t,,e summer months for the Use OF Their
families.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
Bv Mir. BRooRE: Bill in relation to terms
of circuit courts.
DIsTRIcTING THE STATE FOR COUNTY JUDGES
Senate bill to amend the act TO district the
State for county judges was taken up, ana
amended 50 as to place Matthews and MID
dlcscx in one district, and then passed.
LEASE OF TIE PENITENTIARY.
Senate bill i'll relation to the lease OF the
pcnitcntiary, rs amended yesterday by Inc
House, came up on It's passage. Requiring
constitutional majority, it was rejected by
the following vote:
Bistop. Boiling, Eowcn. Bristuw, J. t, Browu,
Brygn, Butler. Campbell, Christian, Coleman, Lci-
trclI, Cox Crilz Cummings, nanic, Lcrii mh
iJoII;Id ltoniev Fletcher. freeman, Gardner, Gi-
man, Grahan Hnr.c,iy, lorscI!soll. LrsiIcr, i,aw
Le'ys T. Lisht>Ns own I'f raTe "asu "a,
i:owelt. Queer. i;utIiiI, Robertson, "oIrr, Russell
ThaSnpscn Tidosi, Wall Wake, Walker, Watson
NoEs-Slcssrs. Alien Berger Hernard !; Booker Esr
Ter ClcpIon Crgh pnli1ni n"nc1, v; Dnf s,
liam: Graves, Gray Griffith, Hamilton, Head, r.
vine p. X. Jones, W +. Jones: Il. :. jones, Nelly,
i9fGs + dr sh NisEsn M"SfyS at rsr T1t
trr.om Sau@,tcr, Scru.gs, smith .:trOher. subtle.
'ra'i,ferro, Turpin. Van aukrII' NattS' I'LL" " IL
i.ams-3?.
ELECTION OF COUNTY JUDGES.
The hour for the Joint order-the election
Of county Understanding arrived, the House
proceeded to the election. For result see
Senate report.]
Mr.. DooLEY moved that with the consent
of the Senate the joint resolution for the elec-
ton OF county judges be postponed till to-
morrow ut IL u. Adopted.
This action was communicated 10 the
Senate.
4 message was then received from the
Senate. with an amendment by that body,
postponing the joint order till lbc 10Th ln-
slant. THIS amendment was rejected by tne
House b. vote cf-aycs, 81; noes: ID.
This was communicated 10 The Senate. 1Iat
body rcccded from its amendment. and
agreed to the House resolution. The chair
was then vacated till p. NJ.
Hig9.s Scss;S,.
The House met at o'clock.
Senate bill to amend the Code, &c., IN re-
gard to judgment liens, on motion OF air.
SMITH, WAS rccomnitted.
Senate amendments 10 House bill toauthor-
ize the County Court of Norfolk county to ap-
point commissioners 10 divide the roads oi
the various townships in said county into
convenient road districts, and 10 contract a'i-
nualIy for keeping in rcpair TIC public roads
in said county, were agreed TO.
The foiowin. House bills were passed:
70 incorporate the Nansemond and Norfolk
County Turnpike Company; providing for
the pay OF city and corporation judges (out
OF the treasures OF their respective cities
and corp0mtun>) TO incorporate the town
of Manassas, in Prince William county; TO
amend the charter Of lIarrisonblrg.
FREE SCHOOLS AND couroNs.
House bill to prohibit the receiving of
coupons for all portions of tie public reye-
n,ic set apart hv tie Constitution for public
free school purposes and for the permanent
literary fund came up on its passage. 1t was
supported by McSSrs. OFERRALL, R1rpLE-
B.kGER, and DESEALE, and opposed Ivy
Messrs. PoAGuE, BOOKER, DANIEL, anG
ROBERTSON. 1t passed by % ayes to ~ noes.
Mr.. ANDERSON moved to reconsider; which
was rejected.
The following House bills were also passed:
To amend the Code in relation to the pro-
lection OF deer; to amend the act TO fix the
compensation Of tue supervisors Of Lee,
Wise, Scott, Buchanan, Russell, and Bland
counties, and for other purposes; to regulate
the fees of sherill$; to extend the time
within which William ". Phelps. late sheriff
CT Wylhe county, may collect taxes, &c; to
amend the Code in relation to special pleas
Of sct-otf Senate amendment being agreed
toy.
Senate bill to amend the Code as to the
pleading OF usury by chartered companies
denying them the right to put in the plea
Of usury) Was passed.
Senate bill to incorporate the Woodstock
and Wardensylle Turnpike Company Was
passed.
Adjourned at 1910 P. NJ, on motion of
Mr.. BURKnoLDER.
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