Journal of the House of Delegates of the Commonwealth of Virginia

JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE.

The vote required by the Constitution was recorded as follows:

YEAS-Messrs. Speaker, Baker, Baugh, Blakemore, Bland, Boaz, Bowles, Buntin, Cannaday, Cardwell, Churchman, Clement, Davis, Dodson, Donohoe, Duke, Dupuy, Early, Edwards, Embrey, Epps, Ewell, Featherston, Fitzpatrick, Fleet, Galleher, Garnett, Gent, Goad, Gravely, Gregory, Honaker, Horsley, Hume, Hunley, Hutcheson, Jennings, Felix M. Jones, Thomas N. Jones, Walter Jordan, Kelley, Lacy, Lewis, Leech, Madison, Matthews, McAllister, McRae, Moss, Murrell, Musgrave, Nottingham, Overby, Owen, Parks, Patterson, Patteson, Pettit, Pilcher, Pitts, Price, Priddy, Robinson, Ryan, Settle, Shelton, Southall, Stickley, Stoner, Todd, Toney, Tuck, Ware, Warthen, Wellford, J. M. Whitehead, John Whitehead, Willard, and Williams--79.

No 812, House bill for the reliet of W. B. Kendall, a Confederate soldier, of Rappahannock county-yeas, 79.

The vote required by the Constitution was recorded as follows:

YEAS-Messrs. Speaker, Baker, Baugh, Blakemore, Bland, Boaz, Bowles, Buntin, Cannaday, Cardwell, Churchman, Clarke, Davis, Dodson, Donohoe, Duke, Dupuy, Early, Edwards, Embrey, Epps, Ewell, Featherston, Fitzpatrick, Fleet, Galleher, Garnett, Gent, Goad, Gravely, Gregory, Honaker, Horsley, Hume, Hunley, Hutcheson, Jennings, Felix M. Jones, Thomas N. Jones, Walter Jordan, Kelley, Lacy, Lewis, Leech, Madison, Matthews, McAllister, McRae, Moss, Murrell, Musgrave, Nottingham, Overby, Owen, Parks, Patterson, Patteson, Pettit, Pilcher, Pitts, Price, Priddy, Robinson, Ryan, Settle, Shelton, Southall, Stickley, Stoner, Todd, Toney, Tuck, Ware, Warthen, Wellford, J. M. Whitehead, John Whitehead, Willard, and Williams-79.

No. 813, House bill for the relief of Leonard Partlow, a disabled Confederate soldier, of Rappahannock county-yeas, 79.

The vote required by the Constitution was recorded as follows:

YEAS--Messrs. Speaker, Baker, Baugh, Blakemore, Bland, Boaz, Bowles, Buntin, Cannaday, Cardwell, Churchman, Clarke, Davis, Dodson, Donohoe, Duke, Dupuy, Early, Edwards, Embrey, Epps, Ewell, Featherston, Fitzpatrick, Fleet, Galleher, Garnett, Gent, Goad, Gravely, Gregory, Honaker, Horsley, Hume, Hunley, Hutcheson, Jennings, Felix M. Jones, Thomas N. Jones, Walter Jordan, Kelley, Lacy, Lewis, Leech, Madison, Matthews, McAllister, McRae, Moss, Murrell, Musgrave, Nottingham, Overby, Owen, Parks, Patterson, Patteson, Pettit, Pilcher, Pitts, Price, Priddy, Robinson, Ryan, Settle, Shelton, Southall, Stickley, Stoner, Todd, Toney, Tuck, Ware, Warthen, Wellford, J. M. Whithead, John Whitehead, Willard, and Williams-79.

No. 814, House bill for the relief of Edward Dodson, a Confederate soldier, of Rappahannock county-yeas, 79.

The vote required by the Constitution was recorded as follows:

YEAS- -Messrs. Speaker, Baker, Baugh, Blakemore, Bland, Boaz, Bowles, Buntin, Cannaday, Cardwell, Churchman, Clarke, Davis, Dodson, Donohoe, Duke, Dupuy, Early, Edwards, Embrey, Epps, Ewell, Featherston, Fitzpatrick, Fleet, Galleher, Garnett, Gent, Goad, Gravely, Gregory, Honaker, Horsley, Hume, Hunley, Hutcheson, Jennings, Felix M. Jones, Thomas N. Jones, Walter Jordan, Kelley, Lacy, Lewis, Leech, Madison, Matthews, McAllister, McRae, Moss, Murrell, Musgrave, Nottingham, Overby, Owen, Parks, Patterson, Patteson, Pettit, Pilcher, Pitts,

Price, Priddy, Robinson, Ryan, Settle, Shelton, Southall, Sticklev, Stoner, Todd, Toney, Tuck, Ware, Warthen, Wellford, J. M. Whitehead, John Whitehead, Willard, and Williams-79.

No. 815, House bill to increase the pension of James Mahoney, a Confederate soldier, of Rappahannock county, Virginia-yeas, 79.

The vote required by the Constitution was recorded as follows:

YEAS-Messrs. Speaker, Baker, Baugh, Blakemore, Bland, Boaz, Bowles, Buntin, Cannaday, Cardwell, Churchman, Clarke, Davis, Dodson, Donohoe, Duke, Dupuy, Early, Edwards, Embrey, Epps, Ewell, Featherston, Fitzpatrick, Fleet, Galleher, Garnett, Gent, Goad, Gravely Gregory, Honaker, Horsley, Hume, Hunley, Hutcheson, Jennings, Felix M. Jones, Thomas N. Jones, Walter Jordan, Kelley, Lacy, Lewis, Leech, Madison, Matthews, McAllister, McRae, Moss, Murrell, Musgrave, Nottingham, Overby, Owen, Parks, Patterson, Patteson, Pettit, Pilcher, Pitts, Price, Priddy, Robinson, Ryan, Settle, Shelton, Southall, Stickley, Stoner, Todd, Toney, Tuck. Ware, Warthen, Wellford, J. M. Whitehead, John Whitehead, Willard, and Williams-79.

No. 816, House bill for relief of Jacob II. Rinker-yeas, 79.

The vote required by the Constitution was recorded as follows:

YEAS-Messrs. Speaker, Baker, Baugh, Blakemore, Bland, Boaz, Bowles, Buntin, Cannaday, Cardwell, Churchman, Clarke, Davis, Dodson, Donohoe, Duke, Dupuy, Early, Edwards, Embrey, Epps, Ewell, Featherston, Fitzpatrick, Fleet, Galleher, Garnett, Gent, Goad, Gravely, Gregory, Honaker, Horsley, Hume, Hunley, Hutcheson, Jennings, Felix M. Jones, Thomas N. Jones, Walter Jordan, Kelley, Lacy, Lewis, Leech, Madison, Matthews, McAllister, McRae, Mors, Murrell, Musgrave, Nottingham, Overby, Owen, Parks, Patterson, Patteson, Pettit, Pilcher, Pitts, Price, Priddy, Robinson, Ryan, Settle, Shelton, Southall, Stickley, Stoner, Todd, Toney, Tuck, Ware, Warthen, Wellford, J. M. Whitehead, John Whitehead, Willard, and Williams-79.

No. 817, House bill for the relief of Mrs. Ann Hopkins, widow of William Hopkins, a deceased Confederate soldier-yeas, 79.

The vote required by the Constitution was recorded as follows:

YEAS-Messrs, Speaker, Baker, Baugh, Blakemore, Bland, Boaz, Bowles, Buntin, Cannaday, Cardwell, Churchman, Clarke, Davis, Dodson, Donohoe, Duke, Dupuy, Early, Edwards, Embrey, Epps, Ewell, Featherston, Fitzpatrick, Fleet, Galleher, Garnett, Gent, Goad, Gravely, Gregory, Honaker, Horsley, Hume, Hunley, Hutcheson, Jennings, Felix M. Jones, Thomas N. Jones, Walter Jordan, Kelley, Lacy, Lewis, Leech, Madison, Matthews, McAllister, McRae, Moss, Murrell, Musgrave, Nottingham, Overby, Owen, Parks, Patterson, Patteson, Pettit, Pilcher, Pitts, Price, Priddy, Robinson, Ryan, Settle, Shelton, Southall, Stickley, Stoner, Todd, Toney, Tuck, Ware, Warthen, Wellford, J. M. Whitehead, John Whitehead, Willard, and Williams-79.

No. 818, House bill for the relief of R. D. Hill, a disabled Confederate soldier-yeas, 79.

The vote required by the Constitution was recorded as follows:

YEAS-Messrs. Speaker, Baker, Baugh, Blakemore, Bland, Boaz, Bowles, Buntin, Cannaday, Cardwell, Churchman, Clarke, Davis, Dodson, Donohoe, Duke, Dupuy,

Early, Edwards, Embrey, Epps, Ewell, Featherston, Fitzpatrick, Fleet, Galleher, Garnett, Gent Goad, Gravely, Gregory, Honaker, Horsley, Hume, Hunley, Hutcheson, Jennings, Felix M. Jones, Thomas N. Jones, Walter Jordan, Kelley, Lacy, Lewis, Leech, Madison, Matthews, McAllister, McRae, Moss, Murrell, Musgrave, Nottingham, Overby, Owen, Parks, Patterson, Patteson, Pettit, Pilcher, Pitts, Price, Priddy, Robinson, Ryan, Settle, Shelton, Southall, Stickley, Stoner, Todd, Toney, Tuck, Ware, Warthen, Wellford, J. M. Whitehead, John Whitehead, Willard, and Williams-79.

No. 819, House bill for the relief of Mrs. L. A. Green, the widow of a Confederate soldier, of Nottoway county-yeas, 79.

The vote required by the Constitution was recorded as follows:

No. 820, House bill for the relief of Henry A. Hastings, J. B. Enroughty, disabled Confederate soldiers-yeas, 79.

The vote required by the Constitution was recorded as follows:

No. 821, House bill for the relief of A. Knorr, a soldier of the late war between the States-yeas, 79.

The vote required by the Constitution was recorded as follows:

No. 822, House bill for the relief of James Watkins Cook Walton, disabled Confederate soldier-yeas, 79.

The vote required by the Constitution was recorded as follows :

YEAS-Messrs. Speaker, Baker, Baugh, Blakemore, Bland, Boaz, Bowles, Buntin, Cannaday, Cardwell, Churchman, Clarke, Davis, Dodson, Donohoe, Duke, Dupuy, Early, Edwards, Embrey, Epps, Ewell, Featherston, Fitzpatrick, Fleet, Galleher, Garnett, Gent, Goad, Gravely, Gregory, Honaker, Horsley, Hume, Hunley, Hutcheson, Jennings, Felix M. Jones, Thomas N. Jones, Walter Jordan, Kelley, Lacy, Lewis, Leech, Madison, Matthews, McAllister, McRae, Moss, Murrell, Musgrave, Nottingham, Overby, Owen, Parks, Patterson, Patteson, Pettit, Pilcher, Pitts, Price, Priddy, Robinson, Ryan, Settle, Shelton, Southall, Stickley, Stoner, Todd, Toney, Tuck, Ware, Warthen, Wellford, J. M. Withehead, John Whitehead, Willard, and Williams-79.

No. 823, House bill for the relief of George T. Pleasants, a disabled Confederate soldier-yeas, 79.

The vote required by the Constitution was recorded as follows:

YEAS-Messrs. Speaker, Baker, Baugh, Blakemore, Bland, Boaz, Bowles, Buntin, Cannaday, Cardwell, Churchman, Clarke, Davis, Dodson, Donohoe, Duke, Dupuy, Early, Edwards, Embrey, Epps, Ewell, Featherston, Fitzpatrick, Fleet, Galleher, Garnett, Gent, Goad, Graveley, Gregory, Honaker, Horsley, Hume, Hunley, Hutcheson, Jennings, Felix M. Jones, Thomas N. Jones, Walter Jordan, Kelley, Lacy, Lewis, Leech, Madison, Matthews, McAllister, McRae, Moss, Murrell, Musgrave, Nottingham, Overby, Owen, Parks, Patterson, Patteson, Pettit, Pilcher, Pitts, Price, Priddy, Robinson, Ryan, Settle, Shelton, Southall, Stickley, Stoner, Todd, Toney, Tuck, Ware, Warthen, Wellford, J. M. Whitehead, John Whitehead, Willard, and Williams-79.

No. 824, House bill for the relief of J. T. Pearman, a disabled Confederate soldier-yeas, 79.

The vote required by the Constitution was recorded as follows:

YEAS--Messrs. Speaker, Baker, Baugh, Blakemore, Bland, Boaz, Bowles, Buntin, Cannaday, Cardwell, Churchman, Clarke, Davis, Dodson, Donohoe, Duke, Dupuy, Early, Edwards, Embrey, Epps, Ewell, Featherston, Fitzpatrick, Fleet, Galleher, Garnett, Gent, Goad, Gravely, Gregory, Honaker, Horsley, Hume, Hunley, Hutcheson, Jennings, Felix M. Jones, Thomas N. Jones, Walter Jordan, Kelley, Lacy, Lewis, Leech, Madison, Matthews, McAllister, McRae, Moss, Murrell, Musgrave, Nottingham, Overby, Owen, Parks, Patterson, Patteson, Pettit, Pilcher, Pitts, Price, Priddy, Robinson, Ryan, Settle, Shelton, Southall, Stickley, Stoner Todd, Toney, Tuck, Ware, Warthen, Wellford, J. M. Whitehead, John Whitehead, Willard, and Williams-79.

No. 825, House bill for the relief of Susan Ann May, the widow of a Confederate soldier--yeas, 79.

The vote required by the Constitution was recorded as follows:

YEAS-Messrs. Speaker, Baker, Baugh, Blakemore, Bland, Boaz, Bowles, Buntin, Cannaday, Cardwell, Churchman Clarke, Davis, Dodson, Donohoe, Duke, Dupuy, Early, Edwards, Embrey, Epps, Ewell, Featherston, Fitzpatrick, Fleet, Galleher, Garnett, Gent, Goad, Gravely, Gregory, Honaker, Horsley, Hume, Hunley, Hutcheson, Jennings, Felix M. Jones, Thomas N. Jones, Walter Jordan, Kelley, Lacy, Lewis, Leech, Madison, Matthews, McAllister, McRae, Moss, Murrell, Musgrave, Nottingham, Overby, Owen, Parks, Patterson, Patteson, Pettit, Pilcher, Pitts,

Price, Priddy, Robinson, Ryan, Settle, Shelton, Southall, Stickley, Stoner, Todd, Toney, Tuck, Ware, Warthen, Wellford, J. M. Whitehead, John Whitehead, Willard, and Williams—79.

No. 826, House bill for the relief of Mrs. Quincy G. Dunn, widow of a Confederate soldier-yeas, 79.

The vote required by the Constitution was recorded as follows:

No. 827, House bill for the relief of John W. Griffith, a disabled Confederate soldier-yeas, 79.

The vote required by the Constitution was recorded as follows:

YEAS-Messrs. Speaker, Baker, Baugh, Blakemore, Bland, Boaz, Bowles, Buntin, Cannaday, Cardwell, Churchman, Clarke, Davis, Dodson, Donohoe, Duke, Dupuy, Early, Edwards, Embrey, Epps, Ewell, Featherston, Fitzpatrick, Fleet, Galleher, Garnett, Gent, Goad, Gravely, Gregory, Honaker, Horsley, Hume, Hunley, Hutcheson, Jennings, Felix M. Jones, Thomas N. Jones, Walter Jordan, Kelley, Lacy, Lewis, Leech, Madison, Matthews, McAllister, McRae, Moss, Murrell, Musgrave, Nottingham, Overby, Owen, Parks, Patterson, Patteson, Pettit, Pilcher, Pitts, Price, Priddy, Robinson, Ryan, Settle, Shelton, Southall, Stickley, Stoner, Todd, Toney, Tuck, Ware, Warthen, Wellford, J. M. 'Whitehead, John Whitehead, Willard, and Williams-79.

No. 828, House bill for the relief of Nannie R. McGregor, of Pittsylvania county, widow of William II. McGregor, a Confederate soldier-yeas, 79.

The vote required by the Constitution was recorded as follows:

YEAS-Messrs. Speaker, Baker, Baugh, Blakemore, Bland, Boaz, Bowles, Buntin, Cannaday, Cardwell, Churchman, Clarke, Davis, Dodson, Donohoe, Duke, Dupuy, Early, Edwards, Embrey, Epps, Ewell, Featherston, Fitzpatrick, Fleet, Galleher, Garnett, Gent, Goad, Gravely, Gregory, Honaker, Horsley, Hume, Hunley, Hutcheson, Jennings, Felix M. Jones, Thomas N. Jones, Walter Jordan, Kelley, Lacy, Lewis, Leech, Madison, Matthews, McAllister, McRae, Moss, Murrell, Musgrave, Nottingham, Overby, Owen, Parks, Patterson, Patteson, Pettit, Pilcher, Pitts, Price, Priddy, Robinson, Ryan, Settle, Shelton, Southall, Stickley, Stone, Todd, Toney, Tuck, Ware, Warthen, Wellford, J. M. Whitehead, John Whitehead, Willard, and Williams-79.

No. 829, House bill for the relief of E. T. Brooks, a Confederate soldier-yeas, 79.

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