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withamendment.
Senate bin Is amend ana resnact sections
II, 50, aud SO Of chapter IS OF the CODE OF
1873. In relation to weighing and insur.pg
tobacco. This bill was introduced py MI.
RAGLASp, and provides that all loose topacs s
shaF be weighed before 1t Is tnspeeeeu ;
that the proprietors of warehouses spar kee !.
free of charge TO the planter an open poncs
of insurance upon their Respective WEI.
houses sufficient to cover every loss oy n =
or water. and for failure so to do shall DC
liable for damages TO the planter; inspec.pgl.'
to make annual returns on oath 10 Inc auoi'
tor, OF inspections, money received, Sc. 80,
House bill providing charter ior tue cit.
OF Manchester. This bill now goes W 'ne
Governor for his approval.
Senate bill to authorize the 1ualineu w. -,
Of Halifax county to vote on the queS' S,t "
Boston in that county in oroer 10 hiah' ~
freebridge.
REcoMMrTrED.
Senate bill to provide for the.sale and
ANALYSIS of commercial fertilizers was nken
ND on motion of Mr.. TAYLOR. ana on DIS
further motion the bill and the SUBSTITUTE
heretofore offered by MIR. MEEa were RECON-
mittcd to the Committee on General Laws.
CLAIM OF GENERAL WISE.
House bill to pay General Wise for his
services and expenses with Mary lana ano
Yir9inia boundary-fine commission was
taken nm and discussed by NeSsrs. WyNNE,
DuFp1E1p, PR1pEMuRE, and PENN, and was
undpr consideration when the Senate, at $40
O'Clock, adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
House met at II A. M.-Speaker HANGER
in the chair. Prayer by Rev. DR.. Edwards,
of the Methodist church.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
Mr.. LEWIS introduced bill to authorize
the PAYMENT of 500 to the Commonwealths
Attorney OF Clarke county, for assisting IN
the prosecution OF certain criminals In fTeu-
erick county.
Mr.. LTBnooK: A bill to incorporate the
NaCnort and Blacksburg Turnpike Com.
Mr. CocKrrrrIE: A resolution requesting
rho Ccmmit,ee OH Constitutional Amend
ne,,s n return to the House the bill in re-
ference 10 the Gull of "a constitutional conVen-
Mr. CockER1LLE: A petition Of the bar of
Fann1icr asking an increase OF fees to
Mir. RAINS: A petition of citizens of Rich
mond county praying the removal OF Weirs
and hedges in Rappahannock creek.
REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES.
Scuate bill for the relief OF j. II. C. Jones
and 4. G. Walker, executors Of Peter
Toombs, sureties Of Johu L. Boughton, late
sheriff of Essex county.
Senate bill to incorporate the Culpeper
Library Association.
House bill to amend the law In relation to
he summouiDg OF juries in criminal cases.
House bill to amend the law in relation to
ssuing commissions to take dispositions,
with recommendation that it do not pass.
House bill to amend the law in relation to
offences, with recommendation that 1t do not
pass. &C..
House bill to amend the law In reference
- the settlement OF accounts of fduciaries,
with Recommendation that it do not pass.
House bill In relation to fees OF justice,
with recommendation that it do not pass.
House bill to provide for the punishment
Of employees on railroads or steamboats, who
may become intoxicated when on duty, with
R substitute. ---. - ----
House bill for the assessment, levy, and
of taxes.
House bill to provide for an increase of
toe county and district school funds of Bland
and Prince William counties.
Under suspension Of the rules Mr.. TALL
AFERRo presented joint resolution re-
questing Virginia senators and members of
Congress to vote for an appropriation to
William and Mary College which was placed
on the calendar.
The Committee for Courts Of Justice re-
ported that it is inexpedicnt to leglslate on
the subject of amending the Code, so as to
make three instead Of SIX months a legal no.
lice from landlord to tenant to terminate
lease. Agreed to.
LEAvB OF ABsEfCH
was granted to Messrs. HADBE for four
days; ANDERSON, ROGERS, and WILLIAMS,
five days, and JsrT six days.
Dir. BROOKS stated that had he been pres
ent be would have voted in the affirmative
on agreeing to Mr.. CoGaILL's substitute to
The interest bill, but would have voted in
the negative on the passage of the bill.
Mr.. JACK CARTER said be would have
voted in the affirmative on the passage Of
the same bill. ~
Senate bill to Incorporate the Westham
Granite Company.
Senate bill to incorporate the Piedmont
Farmers Association.
Senate bill to appoint board Of trustees
for the Virginia Female Institute ut Staun-
ton, and to provide for the future govern
ment of said institution.
Senate bill to amend and reenact the law
in reference to sales under Judgments, war
rants or DEGREES for debts contracted prior to
April 10th, 1s85-yeas, 10; nays, 10.
Mir. DooLEY opposed the bill as stay.laW
In disguise.
Senate bill to amend the charter of the
aud Henrico Turnpike Company.
Senate bill to amend the Code concerning
the visitors of the Virginia Agricultural and
Mechanical College and the Board of Cura-
tors of Hampton Normal and Agricultural
Institute.
Senate bill to provide an artificial leg for
A. j. Num-.
Senate bill to provide for the payment of
the Indebtedness of Harrisburg township,
in Rockingham county.
Senate bill to amend the Code In relation
to motions against officers and their depu-
lies.
Senate bill to amend the law in reference
to the disturbance OF religious worship.
Senate bill to authorize the Shenandoah
Valley Agricultural Society to borrow
money.
Senate bill to authorize the appointment
of trustees for benevolent societies having
no lands.
Senate bill to authorize the trustees of the
toWn of Ranister to elect q president, who