The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-10

existing between the Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
and the Potomac Steamboat Company, and
to take such action as may be necessary to
protect the States interest in said railroad
company. ..l
Ordered to be printed and tabled. 5a
PASSED. 81.
House bill authorizing the classification OF
the stock of the Norfolk Library Associa-
ton. 1859 ..r,rs =,
House Joint resolution recognizing the
value OF religious instruction in the peni-
Tertiary. - ~,
OF convicts on the grounds Of the Virginia
State Agricultural Society at Richmond.
| House bill to amend the sixty-seyenth
section OF the charter of the city Of Rich
mond. >a"
House bill for the relief of Joseph W.
Wyche, OF Brunswick county. ,[This bill
was passed mainly through General Starke's
influence, the Senator from Brunswick
being ABSENT
House bill to amend the act to commission
officers of cadets of Bethel Academy. !,
Act to authorize the construction of
turnpike road in Norfolk and Princess
Anne counties, approved March 4, 1878. +.
REJECTED.
!. House bill to amend and reenact section
E6 OF chapter 104 Of the Code OF 1873, in re-
gard to marriages.. @sn sc'aS..i3
House bill to amend and reenact the 18th
section OF an act to provide for working
Land keeping in order the roads OF the Com
monwealth, approved March 20, 1875. =
| Senate bill to amend the 10th and 18th
sections Of the Code, in reference to fees Of
clerks OF county, corporation, and circuit
courts. ~ ~.
/ Senate bill to authorize the board OF su-
lpervisors OF ceuHties to make certain allow
ances to circuit judges. -, .-'~S..1 .'t|'
THE GOODSON LINE. -.
Mr. BLAND moved to reconsider the vote
by which the bill fixing the boundary line
Eof. the town Of Goodson had passed, aud
said J.: -. .,,s... .sr-, nm 80
/ Mr., President. on noticing the amend
ments. as, reported in the Richmond Dis
lpatch OF this morning thought the Senator
from Washin gton (Mr. FULKRRS0N) desired
Ito do. a kindness to me and the citizens Of
3iiddlesex. On rejecting on the sections
think an important amendment ought to be
tadded. will offer, therefore, the fellow
ling proviso in the eYent1of the 'reconsidera-
ton of the bill to come in of the end OF the
I'd section. II ASK that it be read as part
O1 iuJ; dfS umeUts H. ''t.@ - II 80 ~
| Tue proviso,was read as fQIows:,t
| :: Provided, pnat any expense incurred IN
the execution OF the provisions Of this act
shall be paidiin stf atsImoney, to be issued
by the county OF Washington upon the
principles advocated by the Senator from
said county in his late congressional cam
yass; and prouided, further, that all citi-
zens Of the State OF Tennessee transferred
to the State Of Virginia by tbisact shall be
frequired to- take an oath pledging them
Eselyes to the, support OF the Senator from
Washington in the next canvass in the
Ninth congressional district.
i sgE-fIgIs, rZ COUNTY OFFICERS. ~ II
II Two bills in reference to the duties, COM
lipensation, DC, OF certain county officers
IiWere made the special order for Monday at
Lib, o'clock. ,T l,55 aC3 sssil t9sd s.if 81 il;
SAdioHrned.l9 si,i:. sils tt3s aiIf VS.
$500 HOUSE OF D DELEGATES. & s.
lEI$sspeakeri AELEgi IN the chair. t1 sts59asttl
Ae number OF bills were reported from
committees. y. 'sls.. - 2 AZ
j. IA ,St4s, TOOK BIS sEAT.,4 n 4iIg3y:I
Mr.. Myers, the new member from Nor
folk, was sworn in by the Speaker. staae ~
- PERSONAL. !, q;