The clerk with whom the certificate provided for in § 59.1-69 is filed shall maintain a register in which the name under which every business is conducted and the names of every person owning the same are entered in alphabetical order, along with their date of record. The clerk shall be entitled to a fee of ten dollars for filing, recording such certificate, and entering such names. No license shall be issued by the Commissioner of the Revenue until the certificate has been made, filed in the clerk's office, and evidence of the same produced before him.

The question pertains to legal procedures for business registration, the role of the clerk, and conditions for issuing a business license by the Commissioner of the Revenue.

Explanation:

The passage you've provided seems to describe a legal procedure related to business registration and the issuance of a business license. Specifically, it outlines the responsibilities of the clerk in recording the certificate necessary for conducting a business under a certain name, maintaining a register of businesses, and the associated fee.

Furthermore, it mentions that no business license will be issued by the Commissioner of the Revenue until the certificate has been filed and evidence of the filing is produced.The question pertains to legal procedures for business registration, the role of the clerk, and conditions for issuing a business license by the Commissioner of the Revenue.