Three separate ton. at the house lately occupied as Barrett's store, on Chingoteague island in said county. 66 2. Be it further enacted, That the said separate poll shall be conducted in like manner, and all persons concerned therein governed by the rules and regulations prescribed by the act, entitled, an act concerning general elections in this commonwealth," passed the second day of April, eighteen hundred and thirty-one, and all subsequent acts and parts of acts concerning general elections in this commonwealth. 3. This act shall be in force from its passage. CHAP. 31.-An ACT to change the place of holding a separate election in the county of Bath. (Passed January 21, 1837.) 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That the separate election now authorized by law to be held at Pheemster's mill, in the county of Bath, shall hereafter be held at Thomas Marshall's store, in said county. 2. This act shall be in force from the passage thereof. CHAP. 32.-An ACT to authorize a separate election at Falling Waters, in the county of Berkeley. (Passed March 24, 1837.) 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That whenever, hercafter, an election shall be holden in the county of Berkeley, in which all the lawful voters of the county are required to vote, there shall be at the same time, a separate poll opened for such election at the tavern house of William Pitzer, at the place called Falling waters, in said county. 2. Be it further enacted, That the said separate poll shall be conducted in like manner, and all persons concerned therein, governed by the rules and regulations prescribed by the act, entitled, "an act concerning general elections in this commonwealth," passed the second day of April, eighteen hundred and thirty-one, and all subsequent acts and parts of acts concerning general elections in this commonwealth. 3. This act shall be in force from and after the passing thereof. CHAP. 33.—An ACT to authorize three separate elections in the county of (Passed February 28, 1837.) 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That whenever, hereelections for Brax after, an election shall be holden in the county of Braxton, in which all the lawful voters of the county are required to vote, there shall be, at the same time, a separate poll opened for such election, at the house owned by Sennet Triplett, on the north side of Elk river, opposite to the mouth of Birch creek; and also, there shall be, at the same time, one other separate poll opened for such election, at the house of John F. Singleton, on Salt Lick creek, in the northern part of said county; and also, there shall be, at the same time, one other separate poll opened for such election, at the house of Henry Robertson, at the forks of Holly, in said county. Rules and regulations. 2. Be it further enacted, That the said separate polls shall be conducted in like manner, and all persons concerned therein, go verned by the rules and regulations prescribed by the act, entitled, an act concerning general elections in this commonwealth," passed Sup. Rev. Code, the second day of April, eighteen hundred and thirty-one, and all P 18-323 Acts 1832-3, p. 27; subsequent acts and parts of acts, concerning general elections in 1833-4, p. 59; this commonwealth. 3. This act shall be in force from the passing thereof. CHAP. 34.-An ACT to change the place of holding a separate election in the county of Brunswick. (Passed January 7, 1837.) of Brunswick, by an act, entitled, 1834-5, p 26. Ante, ch. 29. Commencement. changed. 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That the separate poll Separate election authorized to be holden at the storehouse heretofore occupied by for Brunswick Manson & Jones, situate in the north-western part of the county an act to authorize a separate election at the storehouse of Manson & Jones, in the county of Brunswick," passed December the fourteenth, eighteen hundred and thirty-three, shall hereafter be holden at Trotter's store, about a mile and an half distant from the former place. And the said se- Rules and regulaparate poll, the place of holding which is so changed, shall be conducted as heretofore prescribed by the act, entitled, "" an act con- Sup. Rev. Code, cerning general elections in this commonwealth," passed the second Acts 1832-3, p. 27; pp. 98-120. day of April, eighteen hundred and thirty-one, and all subsequent 1833-4, p. 59; acts and parts of acts, concerning general elections in this com- Ante, ch. 29. monwealth. 2. This act shall be in force from its passage. CHAP. 35.-An ACT to authorize a separate election at Darvill's old store, in the county of Dinwiddie. (Passed March 4, 1837.) tions. 1834-5, p. 26.' Commencement. for Dinwiddie. 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That whenever, here- Separate election after, an election shall be holden in the county of Dinwiddie, in which all the lawful voters of the county are required to vote, there shall be, at the same time, a separate poll opened for such election at Darvill's old storehouse, in said county. 2. Be it further enacted, That the said separate poll shall be Rules and regulaconducted in the manner, and all persons concerned therein, go 66 tions. pp. 98-120. verned by the rules and regulations prescribed by the act, entitled, an act concerning general elections in this commonwealth," passed Sup. Rev. Code, the second day of April, eighteen hundred and thirty-one, and all Acts 1832-3, p. 27; subsequent acts and parts of acts, concerning general elections in 1833-4, p. 59; this commonwealth. 3. This act shall be in force from the passing thereof. CHAP. 36.-An ACT to authorize a separate election at the house of Clakeson Prince, in the county of Fayette. (Passed March 1, 1837.) 1834-5, p. 26. Ante, ch. 29. Commencement. 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That whenever here- Separate election after an election shall be holden in the county of Fayette, in which in Fayette. all the lawful voters of the county are required to vote, there shall be at the same time, a separate poll opened for such election, at the house now the residence of Clakeson Prince, situate in the southern part of said county, on the Blue stone road. 2. Be it further enacted, That the said separate poll shall be Rules and regulaconducted in like manner, and all persons concerned therein go tions. pp. 98-120. verned by the rules and regulations prescribed by the act, entitled, Sup. Rev. Code," an act concerning general elections in this commonwealth," passActs 1832-3, p. 27; ed the second day of April, eighteen hundred and thirty-one, and all subsequent acts and parts of acts concerning general elections in this commonwealth. 1833-4, p 59; 1834-5, p. 26. Ante, ch. 29. Commencement. Separate election in Gloucester. Rules and regulations. 3. This act shall be in force from and after the passing thereof. CHAP. 37.-An ACT to authorize a separate election at the storehouse of Joel (Passed March 28, 1837.) 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That whenever hereafter, an election shall be holden in the county of Gloucester, in which all the lawful voters of the county are required to vote, there shall be, at the same time, a separate poll opened for such election at the storehouse of Joel Hayes, situate in the lower end of said county. 2. Be it further enacted, That the said separate poll shall be conducted in like manner, and all persons concerned therein governed by the rules and regulations prescribed by the act, entitled, Sup. Rev. Code, an act concerning general elections in this commonwealth," passed the second day of April, eighteen hundred and thirty-one, and all subsequent acts and parts of acts concerning general elections in this commonwealth. pp. 98-120. Acts 1832-3, p. 27; 1833-4, p. 59 ; 1834-5, p. 26. Ante, ch. 29. Commencement. Separate election in Greenbrier. Rules and regulations. pp. 98-120. 3. This act shall be in force from and after the passing thereof. CHAP. 38.-An ACT to change the place of holding a separate election in the county of Greenbrier. (Passed March 29, 1837.) 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That the separate poll now authorized to be holden at the house of John M'Clung, in the county of Greenbrier, shall hereafter be holden at the house of William Zoll, at or near the junction of the Blue Sulphur turnpike road with the Kanawha turnpike road, in said county. 2. Be it further enacted, That the said separate poll shall be conducted, and all persons concerned therein governed by the rules Sup. Rev. Code, and regulations prescribed by the act, entitled, an act concerning general elections in this commonwealth," passed the second day of April, eighteen hundred and thirty-one, and all subsequent acts and parts of acts concerning general elections in this commonwealth. Acts 1832 3, p. 27; Commencement. Separate election in Halifax chang ed. 3. This act shall be in force from the passing thereof. CHAP. 39.-An ACT to change the place of holding a separate election in the 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That the separate poll authorized to be holden at the house of James Sneed, situate on the south side of Dan river, in the county of Halifax, by an act, entitled, an act to authorize a separate election at the house of Michael and Robert Jackson, in the county of Wythe, and for other purposes," passed February the twentieth, eighteen hundred and thirty-three, shall hereafter be holden at the place called and known Rules and regula- by the name of Black Walnut, in said county. And the said tions. separate poll, the place of holding which is so changed, shall be conducted as heretofore prescribed by the act, entitled, "an act Sup. Rev. Code, concerning general elections in this commonwealth," passed the PP. 98-120 second day of April, eighteen hundred and thirty-one, and all subsequent acts and parts of acts concerning general elections in this commonwealth. 2. This act shall be in force from its passage. CHAP. 40.—An ACT to authorize a separate election at the house of Henry T. (Passed March 16, 1837.) Acts 1832 3, p. 27; Commencement. in Harrison. 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That whenever here- Separate election after, an election shall be holden in the county of Harrison, in which all the lawful voters of the county are required to vote, there shall be, at the same time, a separate poll opened for such election, at the house now the residence of Henry T. Floyd, situate on Buffaloe creek, in said county. tions. 2. Be it further enacted, That the said separate poll shall be Rules and regulaconducted in like manner, and all persons concerned therein, governed by the rules and regulations prescribed by the act, entitled, "an act concerning general elections in this commonwealth," pass- Sup. Rev. Code, ed the second day of April, eighteen hundred and thirty-one, and Acts 1832 3, p. 27; all subsequent acts and parts of acts concerning general elections 1833-4, p. 59; in this commonwealth. pp. 98-120. 1834-5, p. 26. Ante, ch. 29. 3. This act shall be in force from and after the passing thereof. Commencement. CHAP. 41.—An ACT to authorize two separate elections in the county of Henrico. (Passed March 24, 1837.) rico. 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That whenever here- Two separate after, an election shall be holden in the county of Henrico, in which elections in Henall the lawful voters of the county are required to vote, there shall be, at the same time, a separate poll opened for such election, at the house now the residence of Robert T. Pulliam, at the place called the Short Pump, in the upper end of said county; and, also, there shall be, at the same time, one other separate poll opened for such election, at the house now the residence of William Clopton, at the place called and known by the name of New Market, situate in the lower end of said county. 66 tions. 2. Be it further enacted, That the said separate polls shall be Rules and regula conducted in like manner, and all persons concerned therein, governed by the rules and regulations prescribed by the act, entitled, an act concerning general elections in this commonwealth," passed the second day of April, eighteen hundred and thirty-one, and all subsequent acts and parts of acts concerning general elections in this commonwealth. 3. This act shall be in force from the passing thereof. CHAP. 42.—An ACT to authorize a separate election at Middleburg, in the county of Loudoun, and one at the storehouse of William H. Plunkett, in the county of Amherst. (Passed March 29, 1837.) Sup. Rev. Code, pp. 98-120. Acts 18.2 3, p 27; 1834-5, p. 26. 1833-4, p. 59; Ante, ch. 29. Commencement. in Loudoun. 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That whenever here. Separate election after, an election shall be holden in the county of Loudoun, in which all the lawful voters of the county are required to vote, there In Amherst. Rules and regula tions. shall be, at the same time, a separate poll opened for such election, at the house now the residence of Thomas J. Noland, in the town of Middleburg, in said county. 2. Be it further enacted, That whenever, hereafter, an election shall be held in the county of Amherst, in which all the qualified voters of said county are required to vote, a separate election shall be held at the storehouse of Ambrose and William II. Plunkett, of said county. 3. Be it further enacted, That the said separate polls shall be conducted in like manner, and all persons concerned therein, governed by the rules and regulations prescribed by the act, entitled, an act concerning general elections in this commonwealth," passActs 1832-3, p. 27; ed the second day of April, eighteen hundred and thirty-one, and all subsequent acts and parts of acts concerning general elections in this commonwealth. Sup. Rev. Code, pp. 98-120. 18:3 4, p. 59; 1834 5, p. 26. Ante, ch. 29. Commencement. Separate election in Louisa. Rules and regulations. 4. This act shall be in force from the passing thereof. CHAP. 43.--An ACT to authorize a separate election at Garrett's store, in the county of Louisa. (Passed February 10, 1837.) 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That whenever, hereafter, an election shall be holden in the county of Louisa, in which all the lawful voters of the county are required to vote, there shall be, at the same time, a separate poll opened for such election at the storehouse of John Garrett, situate in the lower end of said county, near Carr's bridge. 2. Be it further enacted, That the said separate poll shall be conducted in like manner, and all persons concerned therein, governed by the rules and regulations prescribed by the act, entitled, an act concerning general elections in this commonwealth," passed Acts 1832-3, p. 27; the second day of April, eighteen hundred and thirty-one, and all subsequent acts and parts of acts, concerning general elections in this commonwealth. Sup. Rev. Code, pp. 98-120. 1833-4, p. 59; 1834-5, p. 26. Ante, ch 29. Commencement. Two separate son. 3. This act shall be in force from its passage. CHAP. 44.-An ACT to authorize two separate elections in the county of Ma dison. (Passed January 12, 1837.) 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That whenever, hereelections in Madi- after, an election shall be holden in the county of Madison, in which all the lawful voters of the county are required to vote, there shall be, at the same time, a separate poll opened for such election at the house now occupied by Abner Berry, at the place called Crig. lersville, situate on the Robinson river. And also, there shall be, at the same time, one other separate poll opened for such election at the tavern house of William N. Rose, near the Rapid Ann meeting-house, in said county. Rules and regulations. 66 2 Be it further enacted, That the said separate poll shall be conducted in like manner, and all persons concerned therein, governed by the rules and regulations prescribed by the act, entitled, an act concerning general elections in this commonwealth," passed Acts 1832 3, p. 27; the second day of April, eighteen hundred and thirty-one, and all subsequent acts and parts of acts, concerning general elections in this commonwealth. Sup. Rev. Code, pp. 98-120. 1833-4, p. 59; 1834-5, p 26. Ante, ch. 29. Commencement. 3. This act shall be in force from its passage. |