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The code of the city of Charlottesville, Virginia, 1965 :

the charter and the general ordinances of the city
  
LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
  
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Preface
  
Table of Contents
  
Adoption of Code

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PART I
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CHAPTER 1.
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CHAPTER 3.
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CHAPTER 4.
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CHAPTER 5.
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CHAPTER 6.
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CHAPTER 7.
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CHAPTER 8.
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CHAPTER 9.
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CHAPTER 10.
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CHAPTER 11.1.
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CHAPTER 12.
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CHAPTER 13.
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CHAPTER 14.
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CHAPTER 15.
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CHAPTER 15.1
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CHAPTER 16.
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CHAPTER 16A.
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CHAPTER 17.
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CHAPTER 18.
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CHAPTER 19.
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Article I. In General.
 II. 
Article II. Driving Vehicles or Trains While Under Influence of Intoxicants or Drugs.
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Article I. In General.
 19-1. 
Sec. 19-1. Abusive or profane language.
 19-2. 
Sec. 19-2. Adultery or fornication.
 19-3. 
Sec. 19-3. Repealed by Ordinance passed March 19, 1973.
 19-4. 
Sec. 19-4. Same—Defacing or tearing down.
 19-5. 
Sec. 19-5. Same — Untrue, deceptive or misleading advertising.
 19-6. 
Sec. 19-6. Same—Same—What deemed deceptive advertising.
 19-7. 
Sec. 19-7. Reserved.
 19-8. 
Sec. 19-8. Aircraft—Altitude over city.
 19-9. 
Sec. 19-9. Same—Dropping advertising matter.
 19-10. 
Sec. 19-10. Annoying or interfering with pupils of schools.
 19-11. 
Sec. 19-11. Bad checks, etc.—Issuance prohibited.
 19-12. 
Sec. 19-12. Same—Prima facie evidence of intent and knowledge.
 19-13. 
Sec. 19-13. Same—Meaning of "credit".
 19-14. 
Sec. 19-14. Same—Evidence in action for false imprisonment.
 19-15. 
Sec. 19-15. Repealed by Ordinance adopted September 18, 1972.
 19-16. 
Sec. 19-16. Carnivals and like exhibitions — Deposit to pay cost of policing.
 19-17. 
Sec. 19-17. Same—Indecent shows or illegal games—Bond.
 19-18. 
Sec. 19-18. Same—Same—Penalty; liability of surety on bond.
 19-19. 
Sec. 19-19. Reserved.
 19-20. 
Sec. 19-20. Curfew.
 19-21. 
Sec. 19-21. Dance halls.
 19-22. 
Sec. 19-22. Dangerous missiles; air guns, gravel shooters, etc.
 19-23. 
Sec. 19-23. Defrauding hotels, boardinghouses, etc.
 19-23.1. 
Sec. 19-23.1. Detectives and detective agencies—Detective review board; permits.
 19-24. 
Sec. 19-24. Disguises and masks in public.
 19-25. 
Sec. 19-25. Disorderly conduct.
 19-26. 
Sec. 19-26. Disturbing public assemblies.
 19-27. 
Sec. 19-27. Disturbing public worship.
 19-28. 
Sec. 19-28. Drunkenness.
 19-29. 
Sec. 19-29. Failure or refusal to assist officer.
 19-30. 
Sec. 19-30. Failure to deliver food or refund money where money accepted in advance.
 19-31. 
Sec. 19-31. Flying kites or playing ball in streets.
 19-32. 
Sec. 19-32. Gambling—Keeping gaming table or device.
 19-33. 
Sec. 19-33. Same—Keeping place for gaming.
 19-34. 
Sec. 19-34. Same—Betting or participating in gambling.
 19-35. 
Sec. 19-35. Same—Playing "craps".
 19-36. 
Sec. 19-36. Same—Lotteries, raffles and bingo games.
 19-37. 
Sec. 19-37. Gates—Leaving open.
 19-37.1. 
Sec. 19-37.1. Halloween—Trick or treat visitations; special curfew.
 19-38. 
Sec. 19-38. Houses of ill fame—Keeping or being inmate of houses of ill fame.
 19-39. 
Sec. 19-39. Same—Frequenting.
 19-40. 
Sec. 19-40. Same—Renting property for use as house of ill fame.
 19-41. 
Sec. 19-41. Same—Permitting use of property as house of ill fame after notice.
 19-42. 
Sec. 19-42. Imitating police whistle.
 19-43. 
Sec. 19-43. Indecent, obscene, etc., books, pictures, statuary, etc.
 19-44. 
Sec. 19-44. Indecent exposure; obscene acts, language, etc.
 19-45. 
Sec. 19-45. Injuring or defacing trees, shrubs, property, etc.
 19-45.1. 
Sec. 19-45.1. Inoperative motor vehicles — Keeping of prohibited in certain districts.
 19-46. 
Sec. 19-46. Interfering with females.
 19-47. 
Sec. 19-47. Lewd persons; street walkers.
 19-47.1. 
Sec. 19-47.1. Loitering in, obstructing, etc., streets, public places, etc.
 19-47.2. 
Sec. 19-47.2. Malicious injury to public or religious buildings or property.
 19-48. 
Sec. 19-48. Marathon dances or contests.
 19-49. 
Sec. 19-49. Medicines, salves, etc.—Sale on streets.
 19-50. 
Sec. 19-50. Merry-go-rounds, etc.
 19-51. 
Sec. 19-51. Noise, odors and fumes; disturbing others.
 19-52. 
Sec. 19-52. Occupying or using streets or public property contrary to law.
 19-53. 
Sec. 19-53. Offensive matter.
 19-54. 
Sec. 19-54. Pawnbrokers, junk and secondhand dealers—Daily records of articles pawned or bought.
 19-55. 
Sec. 19-55. Same—Reports to chief of police.
 19-56. 
Sec. 19-56. Same—Penalty; revocation of license.
 19-57. 
Sec. 19-57. Petit larceny.
 19-58. 
Sec. 19-58. Poolrooms, bowling alleys, shooting galleries, etc. — Minors in poolrooms or billiard saloons.
 19-59. 
Sec. 19-59. Same—Hours; gambling.
 19-60. 
Sec. 19-60. Prize fights.
 19-61. 
Sec. 19-61. Refrigerators, etc.—Discarded or abandoned.
 19-62. 
Sec. 19-62. Refuse matter thrown on streets or private property; dumping.
 19-63. 
Sec. 19-63. Resisting or obstructing officers, employees, etc.
 19-64. 
Sec. 19-64. Riot, rout, assault and battery, etc.
 19-65. 
Sec. 19-65. Sirens.
 19-66. 
Sec. 19-66. Slot machines —Manufacturing, keeping, etc.
 19-67. 
Sec. 19-67. Same—Definition.
 19-68. 
Sec. 19-68. Same — Seizure and destruction; forfeiture of money.
 19-69. 
Sec. 19-69. Reserved.
 19-70. 
Sec. 19-70. Smoke.
 19-71. 
Sec. 19-71. Smoking in theatres.
 19-72. 
Sec. 19-72. Soliciting trade or business on streets.
 19-73. 
Sec. 19-73. Spitting.
 19-74. 
Sec. 19-74. Sunday—Working or transacting business.
 19-75. 
Sec. 19-75. Repealed by Ordinance passed November 6, 1972.
 19-76. 
Sec. 19-76. Threatening messages.
 19-77. 
Sec. 19-77. Tobacco—Sales, etc., to minors.
 19-78. 
Sec. 19-78. Trespass.
 19-79. 
Sec. 19-79. Unlawful assemblages.
 19-80. 
Sec. 19-80. Vagrants—Persons deemed vagrants.
 19-81. 
Sec. 19-81. Same—How dealt with.
 19-82. 
Sec. 19-82. Reserved.
 19-83. 
Sec. 19-83. Weapons—Carrying concealed weapons.
 19-84. 
Sec. 19-84. Same—Shooting within city.
 19-85. 
Sec. 19-85. Same—Sales, etc., to minors.
 19-85.1. 
Sec. 19-85.1. Same—Sale of firearms, dirks or Bowie knives— Permit required.
 19-85.2. 
Sec. 19-85.2. Same—Same—Records of sales of firearms.
 19-86. 
Sec. 19-86. Weeds, etc., on vacant lots.
 19-86.1. 
Sec. 19-86.1. Weeds, shrubbery, trees and other vegetation; unlawful conditions.
 19-87. 
Sec. 19-87. Wells—Filling or covering.
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Article II. Driving Vehicles or Trains While Under Influence of Intoxicants or Drugs.
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CHAPTER 21.
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CHAPTER 22.
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CHAPTER 24.
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CHAPTER 25.
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CHAPTER 26.
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CHAPTER 22.
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CHAPTER 25.
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CHAPTER 26.
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CHAPTER 27.
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CHAPTER 28.
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CHAPTER 34.
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CHAPTER 36.

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APPENDIX I.
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APPENDIX II.
  
Index
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Sec. 19-85. Same—Sales, etc., to minors.[348]

No person shall sell, barter, give or furnish, or cause to
be sold, bartered, given or furnished, to any minor under
eighteen years of age, firearms, cartridges, dirks, switch-blade
knives or Bowie knives, having good cause to believe such
minor to be under eighteen years of age.

The term "firearms," as used in this section, shall be construed
to include any gun, rifle or pistol adapted to the use in
any form of powder and shot (or balls) or cartridges, whether
such firearms be called "toy pistols," "toy guns," or otherwise.
(Code 1959, § 19-85.)

 
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For similar state law, see Code of Va., § 18.1-344.

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