The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-31

kfebut0nas 10 pIUfiup W. : ~ ~ ,s.f3tg
or persons convicted IN NoEIe.K s,,S
larceny 10 relieve Jacob u. e
Charles w. Harris, OF Scout !, .ln! sahn II
yiding that fifty per cent. OF AL IIes.sJu .,ss
warrants shall be recetYed iof no
and demands due the State 10 wy ~
,Gsllego Mills Manufacturing Conapany ~ "
prohibit public executions 10 a.3euu,sIs.
ton 1913 Of The Code In regaFa 20
ia Incorporate The Old Dominion IiueMu. &c
Improvement CompanY; 10 incorpo'aGs and
Tarn ,,l.rs NJ virginia: for the relief OF tue
ITn,nn Car-Works Manufacturing Compa.
nv 70 amend section 13 OF chapter - OF
1;ode in reference to sales of property Oh
reIirious. literary, and benevolent societies.
SALE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY.
Mr.. parEdAR presenteda bill authorizing
tbe snle of certain school-house ana acaaeuiy
nroperty in Jacksonville district, 10 floyu
county.
Adjourned to IL A.. NJ. Monday.
Il HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The SPEAKER in the chair. -. ,,,or
Senate bill for the hiring OF convict-lap .,'l
and the leasing OF the penltentiarY ~ .u'
washington, Cincinnati and 81. LOUIS . h''ii'
road Company. -,
TIRE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO kAlhhoAD
BILL.
tTorso hin to protect the interest OF inc
o;nl;ino r,1nl OF the Commonwealth III LUG
Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio rallroad' re,
norted from the Committee on Roaas anu
internal Navigation, was read hrst tiine'
OUTSTANDING CLAIMS.
House bill authorizing the Governor 70
onpojnt an agent to prosecute u seCt,el , ="
Of all outstanding claims not provinces ~.
was presented under SUSPENSION VI 'n'
rules and read first time. ~ -g
ABOUT ADJOURNMENT. ;.-r
Mr.. LICK offered the following concur
rent resolution: rho.
tbo rcsoint;on fixipg "wednesday the "a
NJ Anril rs the day for the adlournment
~ The General Assembly be resclpded, ana
when the General Assembly adlourns on
Monday the 3Ist instant, 1t adjourn SINE d'e'
Rciected-ayes. 80; noes, A.. ...'
PERSONAL.
Mr. FOWLER was granted an indefinite
leave of absence.
Air. DANCE asked for an indefinite leave
~ absence for Mr.. FICkLIN, which was
granted. -
House bill TO relieve from taxation the
Franklin Society and Library Company:
senate bill for the relief Of james Mason.
of Grayson. subsequently reconsidcred
and passed. ~. &c.. .. g..
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
To amend and reGnact section 0 OF chap.
ter 81 Of the Acts OF 1S7T-'7S, in relation
TO the regulation OF the sale OF poisons.
TO amend and rCGnact sections 81, 50, So.
Ss, 50, 81, and %, and repeal section 93 OF
the charter of the city OF Richmond.
For the relief Of Edward e. Murphy and
others. 'surcties OF Charles l.. Powell, late
sheriff of Pttsyvania county.
To relieve Milford i. Spencer OF his dis
abilities under clause 5 Of section l OF ar
tcle OF the Constitution.
TO amend and reeAact section 2 OF chap.
ter so Of the Acts OF 1876. for the relief
of the surelies OF j. b. Go,liday, late trca-
surer Of Shenandoah county.
TO amend and reGHact section OF chap
ter 50 OF the Code Of 1873. with reference
to the compensation of assessors.
To authorize the commissioned officers OF
the Suffolk Grays TO change their uniform.
GTille amended to read: TO. authorize the
Norfolk Light Artillery Blues and the SUI
folk Grays to change their uniEorni.l
FERTILIZERS.
House bill providing for levying tax on
fertilizers. and providing for Analysing the
same, was under consideration when, At 2s
O'Clock, the chair (Mr. w. b. TALLFERNO
occupying ~ was vacated. w.. ri
Ni@nt,Sesslon. .,.s
There being very few members present
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