Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03

TOT ISSUING q WARRANT VI uCOh3
For all summons. including all the wit
nesses applied for at the same time, o ia
For a yenire to summons freeholders, y ~
For recognizance for defendants ap-
pearance, oi@2
For every oath or affidavit, 20
For probat of account, 20
For every judgment rendered, Izs
For every commitment, i<a
For every releasement, lza
For every warrant of attachment. 20
For attendance on valuation OF Or
phans estate for each day, : w
For return thereon, 20
Fo- a venire 20 summons a jury %offorce-
able entry and detainer, 70
For taking the inquisition and return
thereon, ~
For warrant of restitution, 10
For taking tie acknowledgment of any
deed, each justice including all per-
sons acknowledging at the same
time, 10
For taking any other acknowledgment . lT3
For taking a bail piece, 20
For a certificate ofstrays, oI3
FEES
Of Conaabiss IN the County Of .A~terandr1G.
By the first section ofthe Act of Congress,
passed the Sd November, 1901, supplement
tary to the act entitled 8 An act concerning
the District of Columbia" the Constables
for the county OF Alexandria shall have the
same fees and emoluments as are allowed by
the laws of Virginia, which were in force IN
that state on the first Monday in December,
1900, which table is 10 be found in the hrst
volume of the Virginia Laws, P. 2l9, sec. 8,
and is as follows:
For summoning coroner's Jury and wit
,ossas d. O5
For serving a warrant.
For summoning a witness, III
For whipping a servant, Ito De paid by
the owner, and repaid By the %servant) FL
For whipping in the stocks. Fl
For serving an execution or attachment
returnable before a justice OF the peace 81
For serving an attachment returnable be-
fore a justice of the peace, 81
For serving an attachment returnable TO
the County Cour; against the estate of
a debtor removing ms effects out of the
county, %
For whipping slave, (to be paid by the
oyerseer, if under an oyerseer, if not
by the mastery q
For removing any person suspected to
become chargeable to the county, tebe
paid (by the oyerseer of the poor) Tor
every mile, A
The same for returning, 4
The preceding statement has been made out
by the desire of the Justices Of the Peace tor
the county of of Alexandria, who also desire
ii to Be published. EDM. LEE, C. C.
Washington, Feb. 2.
The Missouri Question, as it is familiarly
called, is at length determined in the Senate.
After a debate, as full. as deliberate, and as
able, perhaps, as ever took place in that We
nerable body, the Senate have decided, by a
vote OF nearly two to one, that the Congress
ofthe US. does not possess the right to I'M
pose upon the people of Missouri the propo-
sed restriction, as a condition OF their admis-
sion into the Union. The majority is greater,
we believe, than was anticipated, and the
vote is the largest which we remember to
have been taken in the Senate-every mem
Der being in his seat, except one, who, 1t is
understood, would have voted with the ma
jority, had he been present. Mat. Int.
.qlbany, Jan. 90.
Tbe friends of the state administration in
this city, and from various parts of the state.
held a meeting this evening at the Mansion
House, for the purpose OF nominating candi-
dates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
William James. Esq, Of this city, was called