Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-13

Marshall and Ea-,era side Of 9Th Street, provided that the
lessee shall put be upon said lot. any
huildngp improvements, which In the estimation
OF the said Committee. be regarded as a nnisanes;
Committee Of the Old Market, who Instructed
anime the condition OF the building;
Resolved. That the Committee for the old Market be
directed, TO conrsc, Tor putting up grders supported by
suitable posts IN oont Of each Of stalls, the entire
length OF the old building. proper support the same,
and for painting the entire wood work thereof provided
the eo., shall exceed Sa50 Aud the resolution Of
Committee adopted.
Ga motion OF Dr. Dove,
Resolved. That the Committee OF Markets Tor the Old
Market be directed enquire into the pesen condition
Ct the root OF the Watch House. aad report the cost OF
| pairing the
communication submitted iro John Wight. City
Collector. stating that Consequence OF tho sickness OF
his deputy aud himself during the past month, they
unable complete the collection Of the within the
required BY the they have on their
hands good bills, amounting 81 U0o. which lac is cont.
dent be collected by the Of April; and. askng
extension OF the time that MISUNDERSTANDING, also that
the taxes about 5000 than the last
aud that there will be about 200 paid inwhere.
upon,
On motion Of Mr.. Ludlam,
Resolved, That the Collector be SLOWED until the rst
day ct April next complete his collection of the VI
the year lsil.
A communication was received from Capt Chas DIM
mock, stating that the Legislature had granted right
way through The public ground attached the ArmOry ia
accordance with the desire OF the Council and the
time authorized the inelosurc OF the remainder OF said
grounds and asking that the contemplated along the
rivcr. may he opened as as possible.
And motion cf Mr.. Lancaster, the said eonmGniea-
referred the Commissioners OF streets Tor Mon
warJ with authority pfoce ed wh the alton
OF the ground Tor opening the said should hey deem
1t eSpedcnt.
On motion ct Mr. wiskhsm.
Resyir,d That Robe, X Duval be allowed 70 construct
calvert 10 be made 81 under the
othe Ciiy Surveyor from his buildings 9Th be-
tween Grace aud Franklin streets IN the eul-
9Th street, Myers factory: Provided That
per foot lie reported 10 the Council aud all
lin t%arx
streets, and the shat have liberty make eu
veTs dsehaTgng into the said euveri paying SAID
Duva his heirs assigns, the Council tor their bene
TT, half OF the per foot o said evert for every
foot 1T Their house either OF said Streets VII CHI
their houses uow built hereafter be built. shalt front;
and In hat person shall the under this
solution who shall the property both sides, he shall
the opposite sides had been owned by deren, PEI
Provided also That the said eHveri shall be compile
ted within six weeks from this date and that the
tons made IN executing the shall be eNpedousy
and soldy filed the work progresses and the Surveyor
shall direct; and provided further, that when the full
with interest shall have been refunded the said Duva his
heirs assigns the said cuyert shall be the full property
o; the City
John H. Stobia reelected Gauger and Inspector of
The bOad OF John W. Smith, Keeper OF the City Ma
game. cad and approved.
Davenport u Aien'- bond Aue,ioneers read and
approves, and their license renewed.
petition presented from L. ID. CTsnshaw for per.
mission TO lay down. his cost raj. road his lot
at the Of Canal aud Ilh the Basino De
removed whenever the Council direct
And on motion OF Mr.. Hsxah, the application
tered the Commissioners Of streets for Madison ward
repOr: TO the Council thervupon.
\ memorial presented rem VIM. h. Mcfarland
and NJ Robinson representing that they propose i'm
their property between 1h and Sh and and
but before doing necessary that grade 18th
street South Of should he established, which they ask
may be done. ALSO, representing thai their property has
been materially injured by the excavation which hss already
been made on that street, greatly below grade which can
be established.
On motion of Mr.. Wickhsm the said memorial
ierred to the committee OF streets Tor Madison ward to
port theIeupon.
On mouoa Of Mr. Ludlam.
Resolved, That a committee be appointed TO enquire
into the eIpedency OF smeatng an ordinance for the
OF the PoSder Magazine Of this city, for
other purposes with leave report by ordinance other
wise.-COmmittee: Messrs l.udlam Mayo, and Lsncss
ter.
communication was re I'D from John n Gordon asking
permission extend the front of his house Main
about 40 inches, and the line 18th street. by
which the foctway the iAte will be improved
and the same motion OF Mr. Mayo, referred the
Commissioners OF Streets for Madison Ward.
An application was presented behalf OF Luke Perks,
Tor permission to occupy the space over Shockoe creek on
the northern side OF franklin street, with work shop for
the m anufsciure OF agricultural implements.
And molten OF Mr.. Goddin. referred TO the
City Surveyor, with authority with the said
Perks for occupying the ground mentioned subject the
approval Of the Council
On motion 1t Mr. Slade,
Resolved That the Surveyor of the City be directed
curb stone Ia be laid down ia front Of the Church
llh street, known Sycamore Meeting House and that
brick pavement four feet wide be laid down the
paved portion of lh street, tho side between
Broad and Msrshail streets.
Ga moiion OF Mr.. Ludlam.
Resolved. That tic Cry Surveyor be directed to have
cuTbsione laid 9Th street, al front Of the Catholic
Church; and that brick pavement or four feet be laid
sh street. from Broad sIee, 10 Grace the
| side.
On motion oi Mr.. Goddin,
Resolved Theta granite crossing lie LAID Broad street,
at it, eastern Intersection with 9th street, and that brick
pavement four feet vide be laid down. The side Of
9th street, from Broad the Shockoe Hill Market