The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-22
MORSE BILLS PASSED.

for the year 1881, returned iroih tne ce"''o
with amendments.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
The following House bills were passed:
BjIj to authorize the Richmond and Dan
VILE Railroad Company to increase It's cap
ital stock.
Rill To authorize Samuel j. Shields and
John r. Shields TO collect tolls, and pre-
scribing the rate Of tolls to be charged over
their bridge, in the county OF Accomac.
Bill TO authorize the Southwest Virginia
Improvement Company to construct
TURNPIKE road in Tazewell county.
Bill TO incorporate the Mccullough
Wharf and Warehouse Company, OF Nor
folk, Va.
Bill 10 authorize the Bethesda Baptist
church, in Campbell county, to sell certain
church property.
Bill 10 authorize the County Court OF
King George to appoint commissioners to
rcarrange boundaries OF the fence law in
said county.
Bill to incorporate the Young Guard
Association.
Joint resolution to extend the time for
the erection OF buildings for the Central
Lunatic Asylum.
Bill to incorporate the Peoples Ferry
Company.
Bill TO authorize the Common Council OF
Petersburg TO purchase and donate site
for the Normal and Collegiate Institute.
Bill TO incorporate the Old Dominion
Manufacturing Company.
Bill to authorize the Board OF Trustees OF
Stonewall district, Rockingham county, to
paw Miss Gentry for services rs teacher.
g. Il nd tho eapnt11
ton OF the act in relation TO the will OF
Samuel Miller, deceased.
Bill to amend the charter OF Petersburg.
Bill to authorize the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company to hold land in the State
Of Virginia.
Bill to authorize the Bank-Street Baptist
church, Norfolk city, 10 borrow money.
Bill to prohibit the city OF Portsmouth
increasing its bonded debt or its present
rate of taxation.
Bill to authorize the consolidation Of the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany with certain other railroad compa-
MES, to facilitate the construction OF its
branches and extensions, and to authorize
the consolidation of its mortgages.
Bill to incorporate the Culpeper and Po-
tomac Railroad Company.
Bill TO incorporate the Clinch-Nalley
Land, Mining and Construction Company.
Bill to incorporate the Life Investment
and Guarantee Society-Senate amend
mcnts agreed TO.
Bill to pay to Mrs. Hattie Lightfoot
Brooke, widow OF Francis Il. Brooke, de-
ceased, late superintendent of the Central
Lunatic Asylum, $3.50 in lieu OF one quar-
ter's salary Of the late Superintendent
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
The following Senate bills were passed:
Senate Joint resolution appropriating
certain sum of money to James l.. Brown
ing, private secretary to the Governor.
Senate joint resolution providing for the
appointment Of a superintendent to take
charge of the cultivation OF the farm do
mated to the State as q site for the Central
Lunatic Asylum.
Senate bill to authorize the Board of Sill
pervisors to increase the compensation OF
the clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Norfolk
county.
Senate bill in relation to the working Of
the county roads in the county of Chester
field.
Senate bill for the removal OF the disa-
bilities of Charles II. Lee. Warren 5. Ker-
lOol, tOuIdu hoNHcLu, anu -til SIs'ii ~uN-
Cormick.
Senate bill for the relief of the srIreties
Of A. +. Greet.
Senate bill to limit the rate OF taxation in
the county OF Alexandria.
Senate bill to amend and reenact the
preamble and section l Of chapter 126 OF
the Acts Of 1867, in relation to the exc
cution OF lease Of the third story Of the
public free-school building in the town OF
Front Royal.
Senate bill to increase the salary OF the SUI
perintendent of Public Printing.
Senate bill to amend and recnact section
/ OF an act to approved February 81, 1852,
entitled an act to provide for working the
roads and repairing the bridges in the
county OF Botetourt, by adding thereto in
the first section the counties Of Westmore-
land and Northumberland.
Senate bill to incorporate the Washing
ton-VIrginia Mining and Manufacturing
Company.
Senate bill TO authorize ID. NJ. Norton
and others TO establish ferry at York
town.
Adjourned.