The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-26


annum which may be agreed upon by the
original parties thereto and be specihea ia
the bond. note, or otter writing eyidenclns
the debt" @
2. They recommend that section be
stricken out.
8. They recommend that in sections I, O.,
and the words one-hGif" wherever they
occur he stricken out and the words :" hoc-
thirds" be substituted therefor. go
4. They recommend that the following
words he stricken from the 7th section !:
t" Every such bank shall SO regulate its loans
and discounts that they shall not exceed
twice the amount of the capital actually
paid in"
The report was agreed to by the following
vote:
Berger, bernard, Bishop, Booker, Bowen, Bnrkhoi-
der, Butler Campbell, Jack Carter, Coghill, Cot
ifs iot tr'tf Ev a" Fizserad fleteher
Graves, Gresham, Hamilton, Hardesty; irving
LIGHTER Matthew, Matthew Of Ioudoun, McMul-
Ian, Miller, Nickcns, Nowlin, Patterson. Payne,
pcarcc, Poague, Powell, kadford Ratiif, k9ge e
strotler, souihall, Swami, smttle, Taliaferro;;
Thompson, 1idbalI, Turpin, Walker, Watts, and
N NoEss@Nes.rs. Borland, Bouton, J. G. Brown,
p. j. Carter. Clopton, Cox Daniel: Deneale, Doc
ley, Early, Freeman, Gilman, Griffith, P. X Jones,
s stein, SInor, mnnscy. Neae, oFerrall, Paige,
Parks, Queen Ramsdell, Riddlebarger, Roller, Rus,
sell, Thonas Van Aukcn, Wall, AXE, anu
Young-35.-
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To authorize the Board Of Supervisors of
Craig county to contract for keeping in re-
pair so much of Prices turnpike road as lies
in said county; to amend sections and OF
IN act to regulate aud define the jurisdiction
Of the county and circuit courts, &C.. TO
amend sections 6, 10, and II of an act ap-
proved February 5, 1873, to incorporate the
Richmond Building and Improvement Com
pany; to authorize the revocation of sub
scrIption to the Valley Railroad Company,
and the transfer Of the same on certain con-
ditions; to amend section Of chapter 1SG Of
the Code, in regard to judgment liens.
AsYLUMs.
Senate bill to establish Southside Asylum
and to establish OIL tirmcr basis the Central
Lunatic Asylum came up, and was discussed
by Messrs. LAWSON, DooLEY, 7. Is. JONES,
MATTHEWS, O'FERRALL, and DOUGLAS until
the arrival of the hour for the consideration
OF the joint order, which was the election of
county judges. [Sce Senate reportl
PUBLIC FREE SCHOOLS.
Mr. PoAGUE offered the following:
"Resoiced by The House Of Delegates (the
Senate concurring), That the Auditor of Pub
lie Accounts be authorized and directed to
be set apart in currency, for the use of the
public free schools Of the State, so much of
the public revenue as is now appropriated by
law"
The rules were suspended and the resoiu-
ton placed on the calendar.
PASSED.
The following bills were passed: Senate
bill to amend the Code in relation to the
funds from gifts, grants, deyises, and be-
quests House joint resolution proposing
amendments to the Constitution; TO amend
the Code SO as to provide more economical
mode for transporting convicts to the peni-
Tertiary.
Night Session.
Speaker HANGER resumed the chair at s
Z. NJ.
A large number of bills were advanced on
the calendar.
THE FENCE LAW.
House bin to amend section 3 Of an act in
relation to fences, approved March %, 1872,
so as 10 allow thrtc.tiftllS of the qualified
voters Of the county or township voting
upon the subject to repeal said act, came up,
and was discussed by McssrS. CL0pTON, Z.
X. JONES, and RAMsDELL. The bill was then
ordered to its cngrosSmcnt AMI third reading
by small majority.
Mr.. PAIGE moved to reconsider; and after
some discussion by Mcssrs. BAGwELL and
HILL the motion TO reconsider was agreed to-.
Mr.. LovENsTElS then moved to lay the bill
on the table; which was rejected by ayes,
10; noes, y.
| Mr. NEALE moved to amend the bill so rs
not to apply to the county of Alexandria.
MIR. CLoProS moved 10 exclude tho county
| OF Chesterfield.
Mr.. GARDNER moved 10 exclude Hanover.
Mr. COTTRELL moved TO exclude Narya
| and Fairfield townships, In Henrico county.
Mr.. SuTTLE moved 10 exclude Stafford.
Dir. BAGwELL moved to exclude The county
Of Halifax.
Sir BAawELL slated that lie had no par
| ticlllar personal interest in the matter, but
that he had been requested by several promi-
npnt gentlemen from that coility to make
| this motion.
| Mr.. FREEMAN, OF Halifax, said he did not
| know that the gentleman from AccOmac was
sent here to represent the county of Halifax;
| that lie E'REgMAS) hit, been sent to this
| House by 1860 majority, and while there
were some feeholdrrs in his county who IA
vored the bill! is ii now stands, q majority of
| them were opposed to it.
All the amendments were then agreed TO.
Mr.. CLoproN moved to amend 50 that the
question of repeal shall not be submitted to
the people unless requested by majority of
the freeholders. Agreed to.
The House then refused to engross the
bill.
On motion of Mr.. BuEKH0LDER, the House
,6;nurpp1 mt 1870 u. NJ,