Оглавление
William Fayette Fox. Civil Government of Virginia
Civil Government of Virginia
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
V. JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT
VIII. COUNTY ORGANIZATION
IX. DISTRICT ORGANIZATION
X. GOVERNMENT OF CITIES AND TOWNS
XI. EDUCATION
CONSTITUTION OF VIRGINIA. POPULATION OF VIRGINIA AT VARIOUS DATES. INTRODUCTION
QUESTIONS
VIRGINIA CIVIL GOVERNMENT. I
GENERAL PRINCIPLES
QUESTIONS
II
LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT
QUESTIONS
III
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR
ATTORNEY-GENERAL
QUESTIONS
IV
TREASURER
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
SECOND AUDITOR
QUESTIONS
V
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT
QUESTIONS
VI
JUSTICES' COURTS
QUESTIONS
VII
OFFICERS OF COURTS
QUESTIONS
VIII
COUNTY ORGANIZATION
COUNTY OFFICERS
QUESTIONS
IX
DISTRICT ORGANIZATION
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
SCHOOL TRUSTEES
DISTRICT BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES
QUESTIONS
X
GOVERNMENT OF CITIES AND TOWNS
COUNCIL
CITY CLERK
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE
COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY
TREASURER
SHERIFF OF RICHMOND CITY
CITY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS
QUESTIONS
XI
EDUCATION. STATE.-BOARD OF EDUCATION
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
COUNTY.—COUNTY AND CITY SUPERINTENDENTS
SCHOOL TRUSTEE ELECTORAL BOARD
QUESTIONS
OUTLINE OF COLONIAL AND STATE HISTORY
COLONIAL GOVERNORS
STATE GOVERNORS
CONSTITUTION OF VIRGINIA
ARTICLE I
BILL OF RIGHTS
SECTION 1. That all men are by nature equally free and independent, and have certain inherent rights, of which, when they enter into a state of society, they cannot, by any compact, deprive or divest their posterity, namely, the enjoyment of life and liberty, with the means of acquiring and possessing property, and pursuing and obtaining happiness and safety
ARTICLE II
ELECTIVE FRANCHISE AND QUALIFICATIONS FOR OFFICE
ARTICLE III
DIVISION OF POWERS
ARTICLE IV
LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT
ARTICLE V
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
ARTICLE VI
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT
ARTICLE VII
ORGANIZATION AND GOVERNMENT OF COUNTIES
ARTICLE VIII
ORGANIZATION AND GOVERNMENT OF CITIES AND TOWNS
ARTICLE IX
EDUCATION AND PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
ARTICLE X
AGRICULTURE AND IMMIGRATION
ARTICLE XII
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS AND PRISONS
ARTICLE XII
CORPORATIONS
ARTICLE XIII
TAXATION AND FINANCE
ARTICLE XIV
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS. HOMESTEAD AND OTHER EXEMPTIONS
HEIRS OF PROPERTY
ARTICLE XV
FUTURE CHANGES IN THE CONSTITUTION
SCHEDULE
SECTION 1. The common law and the statute laws in force at the time this Constitution goes into effect, so far as not repugnant thereto or repealed thereby, shall remain in force until they expire by their own limitation, or are altered or repealed by the General Assembly
THE POPULATION OF VIRGINIA AT VARIOUS DATES
YEAR. POPULATION. AUTHORITY
