The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-12

4 roctors ~ the Central Lunatic Asylum 10
contract for the erection near the city OF
Pefersburg o, suitable buildings Tor thc
accommodation Of the colored insane OF
the State. .,o Asvl,ms
A bill to rcorganizc the Lunatic hsylu i,
and the Deaf. Dumb, and Blind Ihsl'tu-
tons Of the State. ,oo,,o,
A bill to repeal an act for the protect,on
OF sheep In the county OF Po"na' ..,n,,,,,'ro
ported from the Committee on Agriculture
and Mining. r.
A bill TO authorize and empoWe, Y, ID
Carter to sell the unsold lands OF Daie oal-
ter, deceased, and convey tue 10 pui-
chasers thereof, and TO convey TUE W JANUS !,
sold before decedent's death. reported
from the Committee for Courts OF Justice
with recommendation that II 40 not pass
A bill to suppress duelling In the COM
mOnwealth OF Virginia, ana 10 puish pr
sons engaging therein. Reported from the
Committee for Courts OF Justice.
A bill to regulate the holding OF count!
courts when the Judge OF the court Is I'M
able to hold the same. Reported from the
Committee for Courts OF Justice.
! A bill authorizing the trustees OF the
Presbyterian church at Martinsville, Henry
county, to sell and purchase properly. Ike.
ported from the Committee Tor Courts OF
Justice.
A bill to prevent the carrying OF con-
cealed weapons and to protect assemblies
met for the worship OF God. Reported
from Committee for Courts OF Justice.
I A bill to authorize the trustees OF the
Presbyterian church in the town OF Jones'
vile. Lee county. to make sale OF certain
property belonging to said church, and for
other purposes. Reported from Committee
/ for Courts Of Justice.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. PAIGE A bill to authorize the
trustees OF the Berkley-Avenue Baptist
church, Berkeley, Va, to borrow money
and to execute one or more deeds OF trust
TO secure the same.
BY Mr.. TINsLEY: A bill to prescribe the
time for holding the terms OF the Eighth
judicial circuit.
By Mr.. KELLAM: A bill to provide a
charter for the town Of Onancock, in the
county OF Accomac.
By Mr.. SKINNER: A bill authorizing the
trustees OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South and congregation at Staunton to bor-
row money and to execute deeds OF trust.
By Mr.. GMGGs: A bill to authorize the
trustees OF Martinsvillc Methodist church,
in the county OF Henry, to sell lot OF land
and invest the proceeds.
By Mr.. REvERCOMT: A bill TO permit de-
PENDANTS i'm criminal cases TO testify i'm their
own behalf.
Bv Mr.. MAYO: a bill to amend and re-
enact the oath section OF chapter 40 OF the
/ Code OF 1873, ~ amended by IN act ap-
proved February ~, 1850, in relation TO the
Auditors power to adjust old claims.
BY Mr.. BOARD: A bill to submit to the
voters OF Roanoke county the question as
o the sale OF intoxicating liquors therein.
| "A petition in favor OF the passage OF such
law accompanied the bill.)
RESOLUTIONS AND PETITIONS.
/ Bv Mr.. FOWLER: A petition from citi-
zens Of Nottoway county in relation to the
/ fence law.
BY Mr.. DICKENsoN: 4 joint resolution
fixing upon Monday the 10th instant, at |
o'clock, for the election Of certain State
officers and county judges. Adopted.
By Mr.. LYONS: Resolutions in regard to
/ the death Of George Wythe Munford, and
providing for committee to draft suitable
resolutions OF respect. Adopted.
The CHAIR appointed the following COM
nittee Messrs. Lyons, HANGER, DUFF
GREEN, STUBS, and SCOTT Of Fauquier.
BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill No. -, to authorize the Board
Of Supervisors Of Albemarle county to bor-
low money for certain purposes.
Senate bill No. As, to change the time for
| holding the terms OF the Circuit Court OF
! Bedford county.
House bill No. 50, to provide for repair
/ ING the Governors mansion and appropria-
/ ting money therefor.
| TO AMEND A TOWN CHARTER.
House bill No. 30, TO amend the act ap-
proved March 3. 1879, entitled an act TO
mend the charter Of the town OF LOyetts-
/ lille. in the county OF Loudoun, &C., came
ID on its second reading. The bill was
favored by MesSrs. FAIR dts patron), FRA
TER, and LADY, and opposed by Messrs.
SCOTT. OF Fauquier, PLASTER, and LYONS.
/ After some discussion the House refused to
order the bill to be engroSsed by the fol-
owing vote Ayes. Al noes, 45.
| The hour Of 2 O'clock having arrived,
the House adjourned in accordance with
/ the resolution of Mr.. LYONS.