Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-18
A n ORDINANCE CONCERNING CuI-
IA VERTSlIN CERTAIN STREETS So Pass.

mona, mat the owners or occupers OF any house. lot
or tenement on Main street between Shockoe Creek and
9th street, on 18th street. between Main and Captol
Streets on 9h between Main and Broad Streets on 9th
between Main and Grace streets; and 18th and Byrd
Streets between the Canal aud Broad Streets and The
owners occupers Of houses, lots or tenements on
streets parallel to, uniting with the said streets in
which Cuvers Sewers have been constructed at the
expense of the city, shall be permitted to make from
their houses, lots or tenements, communications with the
Cuverts Sewers constructed upon application to
the City Surveyor, in his absence to the Chamberlain
of the City, the Chairman of the Committee of Gull
verts upon the following TERMS wit ANY such appli-
cant shall file written statement the time of his an
pication, with the Surveyor Chamberlain or Chairman
the case may be, setting forth the number of feet front
OF his house lot or tenement, and the number of ada
| cent propretors who propose to unite in one COM
| mon connexon, with the extent of frontage of
| their respective houses, lots or tenemens. Be-
re any permit OF admission shall be granted the appl-
cant or applicants shall pay to the Chamberlain dol
lar and twenty-five cents for every foot of frontage
the streets and within the limits above named and when
the mousse lot or tenement proposed to be drained by
communication into any of the Culverts aforesaid
shall front upon street distant from such Cuvert as
much as one square, the charge for said communication
shall be one dollar per foot front such street, and
when such house lot or tenement shall front street
distant as much as two squares from such Cuyert, the
said charge shall be seventyfive cents per foot 'front.'
The person. persons making the connexon, his her
their agent or agents shall repair and fully restore the
pavement which shall have been injured or removed by
making the connnexion in less than ten days after the
oonnexlon is completed The excavations, heaping of
earth and materials in the street, and the distractions
connected with the work in making the cOnnexion or
connexions, shall not be continued for space longer
than three days, without special permit OF said Sur
veyor, Chamberlain Secretary, as the may be-
to that effect specifying the number OF days allowed
And any owner occuper OF house or houses, lot or
lots, tenement or tenements wishing to make connex
ion with any OF the Culverts Sewers aforesaid
| through ctnnexion already made by some owner
or occupler shall be authorized to do So upon OBJ
tanning permit in the manner required above, from
parties making direct connexion with Culver or
Sewer. All connexions made, directly or Indirect
| ly, or through common connexion, shall be made
OF brick or stone, and in substantial safe, and
workmanlike manner. All connexions made with a
City Culvert or Sewer shall unite with the same such
point as the City Surveyor shall designate; and any
opening made into said Cuvert Sewer shall be
pletely closed and replaced, in manner secure
said Cuyert OF Sewer found at the time of making
the connection No injury shall be done to the water
pipes or mains, by parties connecting with Culvert
Sewer. The City Surveyor and the Chairman aforesaid
shall take exact memoranda of all permits granted by
them, and shall hand them to the Chamberlain, who
shall keep full and regular account OF all permits
granted. All connexions with City Culvert or Sewer
shall be made under the superintendent OF the City
Surveyor.
2. Be it further ordained, That any person or per-
sons, who shall connect directly or indirectly or
through common connexon, with any of the culvers
or sewers aforesaid without complying with the above
prescribed conditions, shall be liable to fine of twenty
dollars for each offence. And any continuation for
space OF twenty days, of any connexon made without
such compliance, shall be new offence, and liable to
the same fine and so on from time to time.
8. And be 1T further ordained, That no person or
persons shall cast place depost, in or through any
opening into any OF the culverts aforesaid,
either In the street streets, in upon any house,
lot tenement stones BRICKS or any refuse of any sort
of solid materials
d. And be it further ordained, That no person or per-
sons shall nlure, or IN any manner impair the cuvers
aforesaid any of the fixtures thereto appertaining
5. And be 1T further ordained, That all and every
person or persons violating this Ordinance, any part
thereof in cases where fine and penalty not above
prescribed, shall be liable to fine OF not less than
dollar nor more than twenty dollars for each offence
And IN case OF minor, apprentice, slave, person
bound by lndenture, the parent guardian MASTER mis-
tress, owner, shall be liable to the fine, in lieu
OF the person guilty: Prorided, he she or they be
duly served with summons and provided that in
OF slave, the master or mistress shall not be liable to
the fine, but the slave shall be sentenced receive
more than thirty mine ashes, unless the master mis-
tress shall choose to redeem him theretrom by paying
the fine.
G. This Ordinance shall be in force from its passage
| e l6-dlw VIM. P. SHEPPARD, Ger.
EhESULTORIA.-The American Poultry Yard
NJ comprising the origin and description of the diff
terent breeds of domestic poultry, &c &C., by d. j.
Browne-$l.
The Bride of Lammermoor No. of the new ed-
ton Of the Waverley Novels-sI; bound, 81 25.
Monsieur Tonson--by John Taylor, Esq-illustra-
ted by Cruikshank-25c
Knickerbocker for February-$5 per year.
The American Fowl Breeder-by an association of
practical breeders-25c.
The Decameron of Boccaco-75c.
Johnsons Dictionary of Modern Gardening, edited by
d. Landreth-$l so.
Fanny Hervey, or the Mothers Choice-25c.
The Fashionable American Letter Writer, or the Art
OF Polite Correspondence-37c
Bombastes Furioso--a buresQue tragic opera-illus-
trated by Cruikshank-25c.
History of Rinaldo Rinadin, Captain of Banditti, in
yols-37c.
.Byrne's Dictionaryof Mechanics, Engne-work En-
gineering, &c, part 3-25c.
Desultoria recovered MSS of an Eccentric
88c.
Just recevedby GEO. M. WEST & BRO
r ANDRETH'S GENUINE GARDEN
IL SEEDS; fresh supply just received. These seeds
Also, an assortment Of FLOWER SEED
PURCELL, EADD & CO. Druggists,
fe Is 80 Main street
st. CROIX SUGAR; few hhds prime, in
- store, for sale by
E. H. sKINKER,
te IS No 10 Pearl street
nOMESTICS.-3-4,7 -s, and "A Brown Shirtings
fe IL KENT, PAINE & KENT.
RLEACHED GOODs.-Beached Shirlings,
common to superior; la-4 shee'ngs; Drillmgs
le is KENT, PAINE & KENT nj "
DOE HERRGs.-25 bbs fine North Carolina
ie l6 Williams & CLAIBORNE.
THVHREE THOUSAND POUNDS SMALL
M NICE MOUNTAIN BACON, receiving this
morning per boat Ark, and for sale on consignment
fe RAGLAND & BROTHERS.
61ASHMERES, MOUsLANEs, &c.-I have
~ still on hand very pretty assortment OF Dress
Goods say, Cashmeres Mouslanes, striped figured and
plain Alpacas; brown, purple black, scarlet and Grim
son Marine, &C., which offer at prime cost from the
| present time ]. G. CHENERY,
fe6 Opposite Depot.
.s
NXTRA TRAIN BETWEEN FRED.
HL ERICBSBURG AND RICHMOND, on the
22d February-For the accommodation of citizens of
Fredericksburg, and Others the line OF the road, who
the commencement of the Washington Monument, on
Friday, the 22d February, extra train of will
leave Fredericksburg at o'clock, A. M, Of that day,
and after the usual stop at the different stations on the
ths x, aa5,a tho Darat in R;ahr,aoad