The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22
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AUcTIoSEERs.
Mr.. LovENsrErN offered the following
amendment TO the 41st section in regard TO
aucttoneers, which was agreed to:
:" No auctioneer shall ~authorize or permit
any person whatever to sell any property OF
any description under and by virtue OF Ms
license, except the person 80 authorized OF
permitted Is actually and bona ttde ID Inc
employment of such auctioneer, and IS actu-
ally and bona .fde resident OF the State al
the time of such employment, and Inc COM
missions on such sales are actually aua BONA
fde for the benefit of such auctloneer, ana
no license shall be construed to authorize the
holder to sell ut more than one regular es.
enlistment: but Sd auctioneer may sell
nnblic stocks, houses, lots, and furniture, or
shins. or vessels on the premises where the
came NAV be, or at the Exchange, or the
store of a regular licensed merchant OF this
Slate declining business, or goods IN
the original form and packages as
imported, and bulky articles, such as have
b.en usually sold in warehouses or on the
nubIic streets. or at such other places as shall
he desired by the owner or importer OF such
bnlky articles or imported goods. If any
auctioneer shall violate any of the provisions
of this section he shall forfeit and pay for
eyery offence $40, to be recovered for theus
of the party prosecuting the same, before
Justice of the peace in like Ranner as other
fines and penalties are imposed and collected.
| The offer to sell each article shall be deemed
separate offence.
The bill as amended was then ordered to
its eDgrossment.
The following House bills were
Providing for the issuance of new bonds
for the Bank of Rockingham to the amount
Of S6,400, with interest from July l, 1873.
To repeal the charter of the Otter Bridge
Company, in Bedford county.
For the relief S. F. G. Beale, late treasu-
rer of Fauquier.
To provide an artificial leg, or commute.
ton therefor, to James Womack, of Halifax
county.
To provide for an increase of the school
fund OF Prince William county.
Joint resolution instructng the Attorney.
General to institute suit against the late Trea.
surer of the Commonwealth.
For the relief Of William Campbell, late
sheriff of Page county.
Giving the consent of the State to the pur-
chase Of certain tracts Of land used as GENE
teries, at Hampton and Winchester, by the
United States, and ceding the jurisdiction
and exempting from taxation, &c.
To authorize the Chesterfield Land and
Improvement Company to construct rail.
road.
To consolidate the existing debt of the
University Of Virginia.
To provide for appeals from the decision
of district school boards in certain cases.
To amend the charter of the city OF Man.
chester.
Declaring the south fork of North Anna
river, in Spotsylvania county, lawful fence.
To amend the law in reference to fees oil
the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
To amend the charter of the town OF
Mount Jackson, in shenandoah county, in
relation to subscription TO the stock OF moor.
porated companies by counties, cities, and
| towns.
To amend the law in regard to tolls and
| ferries.
To incorporate the Christiansburg Hotel
Company.
To incorporate the Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Company OF Princess Anne and
| Norfolk counties.
TO incorporate the Gloucester Monument
Association.
To incorporate the Protestant Episcopal
C.urch Home.
To allow Willis J. Lee to erect 4 wharf in
Nansemond county,
To authorize the formation Of the James
River and New River Railroad Company.
For the protection Of sheep in Abemare
county.
Adjourned at 2:45 Z. N.