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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
MEDICAL SCHOOL MERCER
SLATED FOR DISCUSSION
Senate Committee Directs Ini.
tial Hearing Before Next
Wednesday.

Inn" and place for the nrst public
hearing on the proposed merger ,r
the medical school Of the rnIyer>ity
"f Virginia, Al charlottesville. and
the Medical College Of virginia. AT
Richmond. will he set this week nv
'he chairm"n Of the senate and
iionSe Committees on Public InstI
mons and Ehuca lion. under a pl.n
agreed upon by III. senate Commit
,r" yesterday. rhc committee di
rect'd that the drst hearing be held
before Wednesday OF next week.
y special board appointed by leg
'SIati'e authority has reported favor
ably on the merger Of the two medi-
cal schools. with the combined in
University of Virginia to be stu
a'.d III Richmond. This action has
received the support of the Virginia
state Medical Association and other
organiza lions, and has also met with
disapproval from several strong or
Hanizations. II is bitterly opposed
by University OF Virginia authorities
and alumni
The Public institutions and Educa
ton Committee Tuesday favorably
reported out q joint resolution to
amend section 1872 Of the Constitu-
ti"n. which define tho powers AMI
duties az the state Department of
Public instruction. The amendment,
would empower the General As
Scmbly 10 prescribe the powers and
duties o. the department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
CENTRAL POLICE BUREAU
FOR STATE is PROPOSED
Goode Bill in Senate Specifies
Location al Rich.
mond.

first steps toward the establish
INK az central bureau Of criminal
investigation were taken ycstcrda V
IN III" Senate when Senator Morton
- i""de. OF Dinw itidie introduced =,
mn SAID I" have the Endorsement of
police authorities all over the state.
The bill provides for the bureau to
II" permanently located in Richmond
with a superintendent and sufficient,
employees To collect. file AMI preserv.
criminal records from every city and
county in Virginia. both for the in
ves,iIat.on ami Identification OF Grim
malls and lost or stolen. found.
pledged or pawncd property.
These records would he open NJ all
times To duly qualified officers Of the
state. Federal governments States.
territories and foreign countries. OF.
hcials refusing Ia assist the bureau
would he subject TO removal.
Three members would constitute
the board OF directors Of the bureau
who would serve without pay The
board would nc made up Of one chief
nf police from an Incorporated city
one sheriff from county and one
commentaries attorney from either
city or county. the bill provides. The
board would he empowered To employ
qualified Identification eXports for the
procuring Of fnEcr-prints. photo
graphs and measurements OF all per
sons convicted Of felony: violation OF
the militaryl. or Of hahitual crimi :
nails. These records would he claSsi-
fed and indeNed for the convenience
Of all peace officers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

House and Senate convene at II
noon.
John Marshall House. Ninth and
Marshall Streets. open 8 a. NJ. to .
4. NJ.
Eleventh annual convention.
Virginia Good Roads Association.
Murphy's Hotel. convcnes 10 \. NJ.
Convention OF Virginia League.
of Women Voters. Jefferson Hotel.
1880 y. NJ. 1870 ana S:i5 Il. NJ.
Confederate Museum. Twelfth and
Clay Streets. open . a. NJ. to j
T. NJ.
Richmond Advertisers club.
Murphy's Hotel. q T.. 81.
Confederate McinUri,. Institute
or Battle Abbey. Boulevard and
kcnsinSton Avenue, omen 10 a
NJ. To l.. NJ.
Annual meeting Commonwealth
Club. $3.50 +. 81.
Council Committee on Ordi-
nances. T.. NJ.
subcommittee on Building of
Made -lticlmond E.XpositIon
Chamber OF Commerce. 3;3U =. NJ
General committee OF Mind. in
Richmond Exposition. Chamber or
Commerce. $3.50 L. NJ.
'For thea,"r calendar. see cdi
torial pnscJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
PROBABLY REPORT OUT
HIGHWAY PROBE Bill.
Memb~rs Of Courts az Justice u,,,
Agree Tint Inquiry should
lie Mau.

me hrst meeting Of the uo,sc
.oinHl!ttee on Courts Of Justice was
heId Yesterday afternoon a, z o'rlocl<
ana from mass OF buIs only ona
was reported out, that helm, IN. Cor.
o"h hli!. relative 10 who can testify
AGAINST a dead mans cstat. A,,or-
heEs look upon this measure as one
Which VIII protect the Interest," az a.
cead man. as it makes conRrmator,,
eNin'hS" aSsaiVts!Y necessary
fehh'" joint resolution calling Tor
an 'nveStignti6n Of tho state uirhw,y
department and TIA" acts Of I'M. Sta,,
HIGHWAY commissioner. was copsia-
"feh NJ joint meeting OF commit
iees on roads. Addresses were n.d.
Dy pel"eat" George - Kcc2.I ~,
RocHlneham Delegate j. ". im,, of
Nottoway. DELEGATE Norvcu / ,!.r.
ley, ot williamsburg DELEGATE % *
Oziin' OF Lun'nburg ana senator
BYRD OF Winchester. 4, was tho rn,.
census Of opinion that an inycs,ima-
tion should he hc'd in Justice In ,b.
state Highway CommiSsiouei IL heinz
emphasized tina, tho criticisms r.y.
e!ed al the department and tho con,
missioner "crc only on alleged inc,.
hciency, and alleged hiyh ..uondi.
ture. ''''
The committees rcpor, thl. NOR,
Ing VIII ask Tor favorable action ~,
the resolution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
NORMAN ANGEL WILL
SPEAK HERE. TOMORROW
Widely Known Writer md Publicist
VIII Lecture IN Auditorium
OF Wutn1n'x t'Iuh

Norman Nnrci. who Will lecture in
inc auditorium OF the Woman's club
tomorrow night at $50 o'clock. on
Inc subject. "Amcrica's Foreign Poll
g! ana Her Daily Life" is a thorough
STUDENT OF international affairs. He
Is widely sought after in many sec
tons Of America. aud has become cs-
rec!ally popular in college and lite
'arH circles, where his addresses arc
e"teriN heard by large audiences.
Mf. Angel is coming to Richmond
under the auspices az the mems as
S"r'''i"h OF 81. Paufs Church which
orsaniHali"n hopes Ia make this the
t"rerunnor OF a series of lectures hv
l''"'hc authorities ON the live uucs-
IONS az today. Mr.. Angel is n writer
ana ruh!icisi Of Worldwide. r.p,Ite
ana t"" Of his books, The ,;rc,,
i'luS!oB and -
were among the most widely dis
'iSsrd books of the immediate u-.
war ana postwar periods
Mr.. Angel has spent a rrc,, d.,,
"i ms time In America and he is
'h''r"iN familiar with the psycholugy
"f American audiences.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
URGE COMMISSION ON
UNIFORM STATE LAWS
Npn"int"d by Governor, ,Icnh
"""'d Serve FOR Term or Four
Years. NIfbo,,, 49,.

providing for the appointment of
,"''" commissioners on Uniform
H'"'" Laws. hill introduced in the
rouse Yesterday by Delegate Charles
i,chrN smith. or Alexandria. STIMULATES
,"'' each OF the commissioners shall
~ a m"mhcr OF the bar In good
standing The power OF appointment
- pih'r" IN the hands OF the Cover
nor who also is empowered to M
Vacancies. The terms shall be for
four years. beginning April l. 1922
ana the commissioners will not draw
ronprnSaton
Ihc duties OF the commissioners will
ne !" att'eid the meetings OF the Ma
'i"na! Conference OF commissioners
~ INFORM state Laws. or arrange for
AZ i""si one Of their members TO at
tend: and to devise and recommend
additional lceislation
The bill appropriatcs $3.50 annually.
S6oo Of which is TO dcfray the OK
p"nses OF the commissioners and $50
IS /" he paid into Tn. treasury OF
IN" national organizations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18

$4,000, Spectators gathered at the
io"r performances. He also directed
the paGedn, at Newark. " j. Mr..
Stevens EXPRESSED pleasant surprise
at the work ALREADY accomplished by
the association and said he was in
deed pleased to be associated I'm
STAGING the great pa;can; OF vir-
3inia.
The pageant daily is assuming ma :
liohal and international proportions.
II WAS said. The I."nt,un Times has
written n request for special articles
or the virginia Pageant and Il vir-
t"al HOOD of communications has
been received by W. u. Cridlin, as
ISOLATION secretary. asking for both
photographs ANA articles The Uni-
H"rSitY or Utah is among the appli :
'antS in this country. In addition
he has received wires ana letters
from virtually all sections of vir-
Einia pledGjnG fullest cu-opcrntiop.
Accrnac County wants To narti,i
pate actively in tho pageant. Meek .
icnoerS county sends assurance of
900 members nf the PAGEANT ass,
cation by February and C.ulpau,r
i.Ooo by the same da," Mir. cri,Ilin
declared each county would he r.nr.
scented in the parade. aul that ten
new counties have just formed page
an; committees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18

IN" car barns OF the Virginia Rail
way and Power Company were welt
guarded al day yesterday and last
"it M by pi"k"ts for the strikers. and
~ h"uIh eighteen cars, operated by
OF" men "f the company, left the
n"TnS not the slightest action was
'ah"h I" hinder their operations.
NJ i""St ten more trucks Will bc
ON today I" carry the vast number
OF factory workers 10 and from their
p"'.s o! employment. Many OF the
'aTt" vehicles now running are the
pt"prrty az the factories themselves
hut IN" union also is eHertinH every
"H"ii I" hayc az many trucks az pos
Sibl" available for service.
officials ot the local union stated
IaSt nigh, that they would take i'm
m'd'"'" steps against the traction
company 10 stop them fro mcloslns
IN" Terminal y. NJ. G. a, to the strik
lng car men. They declare that the
v Il & ~. has no right to deny tile
strikers the privileges OF tho build
ins, saying that many OF them had
paid their dues for the year and that
II IS stipulated In the agreement that
should the men sever connections
wiih the traction company, they
would have fun rights of the Y. 81.
c. y. until their dues ran out 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
MEASURE WOULD HAVE
ROAD CHANGES LEG Al
Fifteen Patrons Spnnsor senate BliI
Carrying out Highway Conn
nlISSLnn RcNtNlOnn.

Legal adoption OF al, changes pro
posed ny tn" state Highway Com
mission in the highway system as
first laid out. is proposed In bill
introduced Yesterday In the Senat.
with hneen patrons.
The bin is an amendment to the
highway act which laid, out a system
subject To changes at the hands of
the commission. and gives the pro-
posed changes legal status. Spon-
s"rS are Senators Woodson. oliver.
Miller, Beverley. Goolrick, Andrews,
Robertson. l.ccdy. Cooke, Vaughan.
10th. Paul. iiennine. Early and Has
singer.
Another bill dealing with highways
was iha; introduced by Senator
Vaughan, which would empower the
stat" Highway Commission to use.
without institution Of condemnation
proceedings. lands for camp sites
storage yards oI d"tourS Senator
Vaughan also is patron Of bill in :
troduc"d yesterday To establish a
Park Commission. The hill defines
tn" duties "f the proposed commits
sion aud carries an appropriation Ia
nut the act into effect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
CARNEGIE TECH. PROFESSOR or
DRAMA WILL DIRECT PAGEANT
Thomas Woods Stevens Chosen by Board of Trustees
Meeting Yesterday and Announces That Work Will
Begin Immediately for Staging Spectacle

Thomas Woods stevens. head nc the
department of Drama AT Carnegie
Iech. institute. Pittsburgh. was Sc
Iected Yesterday to direct the pageant
-! virginia. at "A meeting of the boa ri
az trustees OF the Virginia Historical
tastant Association in Room =. Mu-
tnai building. President oliver j.
SANDS. authorized The committee 10
dr.'w contract to that effect,
MI. stevens. with an assistant. Will
begin preparatory work immediatcIy
On In" story Of the history of the Old
dominion book committee will
shortly he named. composed nf many
prominent Nirginians familiar with
their states history. They will H..
IN constant; consultation i'm order Ia
insure historical accuracy in each
detail! OF tn" presentations
TIL" stage and east director. an
associate OF stevens. Will arrive i'm
Hirhm"nd February /. and Will bo
actively engaged until tine paceaut
Is completed and presented. Though
not Yet named. il is said II. has FOR
years been an aide OF MIR. stevens
IN pageant work
Mr.. stevens is author Of ,nirtv
rasean's. all OF which have b.en
successful His greatest and latest
triumph was at ST. Louis. Mo. wh,r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
BILL REGULATES LIGHTS
| and BRAKES ON VEHICLES
Would Require Use of Light.
ing Facilities on State
HIGHWAYS

Provisions. of bill introduced I'm
the House Of Delegates yesterday by
Delegates Rogers, Aofret and McCot-
Ter amends and re-enacts section 2i42
Of the Code OF Virginia. providing for
motor vehicles. motorcycles, tractors
aud trailers TO lie provided with
brakes and bells or other signals ana
! regulates the lights OF the same,
The measure provides that every
motor vehicle operated or driven on
the public highways Of the State. al
any time when there is not sufficient
daylight To render clearly discerni-
bic Il person. vehicle or other sub
s'an,ial object ON the highway a, a
distance OF 200 feet ahead, shall be
T:ovided with Lighting facilities OF
sufficient power and so adjusted and
operated as To enable the operator or
"riNer to proceed with safety To him
Sclf and other users OF the highways
under all conditions OF light, road
aud weather.
IT provides that OBJ motor vehicles.
other than those specified below. shall
nave white or tinted lights other
than red. and one red light visible
from the rear. OBJ motorcycles and
tractors. one white or tinted light.
other than rcd. visible from thu
front. ana one red light visible to
the rear. tcD trailers and vehicles
towcd. one red light visible to tho
rear: cd side cars. one white light
visible TO III" front; (r) standing
motor vehicles. including all tho
above. at least one white or tinted
light. other than red. visible 10 III.
I 'front.' and red 10 the rear, carried
ON the left of such vehicle
The hin provides that no motor
vehicle he provided with lighting
devic. which shall throw dazzling
or Glaring light To a height OF more
man foriN-iwo inches above the sur
face Of tho road when measured on
Il level road NJ "A distance OF seventy-
nv. !rct ur NOR. ahead, and no eicr-
/ 'fic bulb or ether lighting device of
"a greater capacity than ,hirty-two
candle power shall h. used.
I Tn. tinai provision is that any por
SON who shall turn all or any Of nj,
/ motor vehicle lights OF for tho pur-
/ pose of avoiding arrest or identinca-
non shall be deemed guilty OF mis-
d"mcanor. and upon conviction be
subject 10 a penalty or 500, or i'm
! nrisonmcnt FOR period not to cx-
coed ninety days, or both fine and
| fmprisonmcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
HcnrIco mcc-kccner. Mc., u.r,

ienrico county bec-keepcrs con
N'hcd Yesterday morning and after
noon In the auditorium of the Cham
her OF Commerce. under auspices nj
the agricultural committee OF that
h"dy Virtually the entire session I'm
'nt forenoon was devoted 10 adj
dresses on the use OF mUdern equip
ment by T. NJ. ~. Lewis. of Lynch
hurH and honey as II food. with the
best selling methods, by Il. X. Root.
of Norfolk. r. s. Andrews. OF tho
extension division. Blacksburg, at
the afternoon session, discussed ex-
tension work through organization of
boys and girls bee clubs In Virginia.
c w. Cary, OF Norfolk, explained the
reasons bee-keepers fail. and f.. r.
Root, of Norfolk, spoke on various
diseases OF the bee. Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
ARRANGE FOR MADE
IN RICHMOND SHOW


me Virginia Railway and Power
.",nP"hNs light and power division
WI. nay" two booth spaces Mt the
M""' IN Richmond Exposition. to he
w ~ IN" fra!s' ArmOry tho week
~ February 20. Tn. product whi,h
VIII h" displayed by the romnany
VIII IL" Juice. manufactured In TN.
Guy "nd used In thousands OF homes
Hpccla apparatus for displaying the
great number Of uses To which cleo
V''i'N can IL" put are now being got
YEN together by the company.
rms afternoon at lao o'clock IN.
srncraI committc. OF the Made in :
"''hm"nd Exposition viii hold a
meeting At the Chamber OF Com
mere" olhces for tn" purpose OF
whipping into shape plans FOR tn.
exposition All committees have now
nr"n completed. according to f. NJ.
tunnels, secretary OF the exposition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
WOULD PUNISH HUNTERS
ON CAME SANCTUAR|ES
Senate Committee Reports Fa-
vorahly on Bill Introduced
by Goolrirk.

punishment for !rcspaSsers or un-
authorized hunters on state game
Sanctuar!cS would hc written into the
virginia lax by bill reported ia
forahlF yesterday 10y the Senate Com
mittee on Fish aud Game. The meas
IRE was introduced by Senator Cool
rick, Of Frederick sburg and is spon-
sored 10y the state Department OF
Gam" and Inland Fisheries
IN. Fish and Game Commission
bnckie down To work yesterday aft
cFh"oh and acted on q number OF the
newly introduced bills. Among
those ordered reported out were ones
ny senator G"oirirk. making the
shooting Of wild fowl comply with
The Federal law. and Senator Russell
Of Rusiburg. making i, unia wful TO
trcsSphSs or hunt on private property
favorable action was taken on a
bill hE senator Russell requiring a Ii
cfnsc To hunt three miles from The
hhnters own property. while another
ny Senator hick"rson requiring "A
hunter 10 take out license to hunt
on amy property other than his own.
was indefinitely passed by.
hill by senator Cannon. OF Rich
in"hd. dealing with .hc taking of
black bass IN waters east Of the Blue
Ridge. Viii receive p special hearing
January -
fhc sanctuary Hill was fathcrcd hy.
me state Department, which now
has 100000 acres in its charge WbiIe
theoretically protecting the game on
this property. the department capno,
on its own initiative, punish tres
passcrs or hunters. BY he bin re-
ported out with the recommendation
mat IL be passed. the Illegal hunters
could he hncd. imprisoned or both. It
~ expected that thousands OF other
NJ nF
der the protection OF the State to
save it's wild life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
ENGINEER SPEAKS ON
CITY BEFORE AD. CIIB
j. l.. Warner. Ia p,nt su..i,,,
VIII Discuss Nannfacturinu Al
NhntHEcs InhnN M 4

the Richmond Advertising Cl, n,
be held in the auditorium ~ Nr.,,,t,..,.
Hotel tonight AT G oclpcl; nr6 49,.
crnor- Elect T.. Lee TrmFle rll
AS chairman. The speaker win
L. warner. special engineer a., 3D..
Il. ]. du Pont de Neiuour, GO ,,t,.s.
subject Will be Richmond. VirrIri.
as a Manufacturing City"
Members OF the Banker Ngs..i,
ton and Of the Real Estate Ex.l,r, ..
have been invited TO attend ,h. me-.
NG. y spccih committee represent.
inx each association will sit az M,
Epcqker'S table
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
HIGHWAY MEASURE UP
THIS MORNING IN HOUSE
Delegates May Consider Ozlin
Bill for Abolition Of Pres
ent Commissioners.
PROVIDES NEW DoDY OF FIVE
Spcclncs Appointment by Governor,
SuoJect to RcBlarni mt VIII, OF
Me,nocrs Who WIN H~prcsrnt Hig
Divisions of State.

TroFiding Tor the adjustment of
me present State Highway Commits
sioh anu the present Highway Com
'Ss'oher' and creating Il State High
way commission OF five members on.
vi "hom shall be the State Highway
Commissioner, all appointed and sub
Ject 10 removal by the Governor at
VIII the bill prepared by Delegate ~
w; oziih. OF lunenburg County In
cola alteration with other Delegates
anu senator's who nave given the sub
Jcct consideration for months mast.
VIII ne "fercd In the House at This
morning session. The first appoint
nch's "t members nj the State Iiiyn-
way Commission, according 1, Tho
bill. shall bc for Il term of fnur
Years. Vacancies shall b. filled hy
the Governor for the un.xuir.d
terms. subject 10 confirmation BY tho
senate.
me measure provides that mem
ocrS or the commission shall H.,
ch"Seh so as 10 give representation
az nearly as possible to each of tho
hNe grand divisions %, the State. ON.
81 me commissions to he named by
we Governor shall be known AS the
state Highway Commissioner. who
Shail be "a practical business man. H..
snail devote all OF his time and AT :
tehtion 10 The duties and receive com
pehsation OF not NOR. than $4,000
per ahpnin. payable semimonthly
Shall itccci,c $40 Day.
The members of Tn. commission.
other than the chairman. shall re-
ceive so per diem and their actual
expenses while engaged in the work
OF the commission ana no member
shall receive In excess Of 81 600 and
actual expenses in amy one year
The stat. llighwh% Comm ion as
thus constitutcd shalt meet one. IN
every three months aud At such
times as may bc deemed necessary to
transact such business az may be
brought befur. IL Headquarters
must Il. maintained in tn. city OF
Richmond
The bill provides that the state
Highway Commissioner shall employ
a State Highway Engineer, who shall
be "A competent civil engineer. quail
fed by technical training. as well AZ
practical construction experience in
highway work The engineer sha II
hold Office during the pleasure of the
commissioner. but not to exceed Il pc
riod OF four years without rcappoint-
mcnt. The bill provides that he shalt
receive an annual salary To be liked
by the State Highway Commission.
with the approval Of tn. Governor.
The commissioner Is given the power
and authority Ia employ such other
engineers. clerks and assistance as
deemed necessary by the commits
sioner.
Hand Required of Al.
II IL also provided That the com
missioners an denrincers give hond
for the faithful performance Of their
duties. Provision ia also made for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
LEE WILL INSPECT
STATE OYSTER BEDS
Incoming + ishrrics CommfsSIoncr
VIII Fnmfitarke Himself with
Changes In Conditions.

coionc! w. Mcdonald Lee. who ON
March becomes Commissioner al
Fisheries. Will go to Newport News
this morning 10 join Commissioner r.
Nash Eilisoly and committee OF
tongers and planters who. aboard the
Commodore Maury. will make an in
Spcction Of the oyster beds in the
James River.
The Commodore Maury will leave
Newport News at IL o'clock this
morning. and today and part OF to-
morrow VIII he spent in making the
survey. The incoming COMMISSIONS T
OF Fisheries is avaiIing himself Of
the survey In order to ascertain the
changes In conditions since he last
served in the capacity of commits
sioncr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18

TIE publication In the ncwspan.rs ~,
general circulation in the county ar
counties through which routes mass
foi any chang" IN rnutes. or tho la.
cation al new route. Provision 4,
also made. for the state participat-
ing In the provisions of the Fedora
aid act.
The districts FOR the ALLEGATION nj
FUNDS az provided for In tn. bin ar,
practicall ythe same as now prevail
.Ncent that passage Of this bill vii
enact the formation Df the district.
INTO law for the first time.
NH Outlines Districts.
|. The districts follow:
First. Iicnrico. Hanover. Chester.
heid. Dinwiddic. Luncnburg. Meek
icnhurg. Brunswick and Charlotte.
second New Kent. Charles CITY
James city. York. Warwick. Elizab.tr
.ity. Sussex. Surry. Isl. OF wight
southampton. Nanscmond. Norfolk
Princess Ammo. Northampton and Ac.
comac.
Third. Stafford northumberland
Spotsyivana. King George. Fitch.
mond. Gloucester. Northumberland. Lam.
caster. Kin. and Queen. Mid,ilcs.x
Mathews. Caroline. King william an.
tsScx
Fourth l."udouu. Kappa hammock
Ma"isoh. Greene. Fauquicr. EuIp.per
Louisa. Orange. rrluc. William
Fairfax ana Arlington
Fitth-Allcrhany. Bath. Highland
R"ckhridse. Augusta. Rockingha N.
Shcna ndoah, Frederick. Clarke. WAR
rem. Page and Albcmaric
SiSth--Ne'son. Appomattox. Am
herst. Camphe!i. Halifax. buchanan
Phisylvania. F.,Nanna. Cumberland
p"whatan and Goochland
seventh Rotetourt. Carroll. craig
bedford. Floyd. Franklin. Patrick,
Henry. Giles. Montgomery and Roa
Nuke.
Eighth i;land. wy,hc. Grayson.
Smyih. Washington. Russell. Dicken-
son. Wise. Scott. farewell. buchanan
ana Ice.
Work IN each district is 10 nc
started as simultaneously n. practi-
cal and continued in each Nppo--
ti"nmcnt OF amounts in the variou.
districts is 10 he loft to the commits
sion aud Ia be made on an oqui,ahlc
bases which viii do justice ia ell
sections ~ tho state.