The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-20
OFFICE OF SUPr STRH
!. .. - March 18th, ID
PROPOSALS will be received at |

1AsO1 CoALO Will Dc received 0L
4 hce until Thursday, the 23d inst, at ID
M, for laying down about twelve hundre
yaFds OF brick pavement on the north side
street, between 1th and 18th streets the
to be OF good and well tempered clay, stra
well burned, so as to make them hard and
and TO be laid ON a bed of good sand not
three inches thick, and sanded off wit &
sand. The Proposal must state the price pc
yard, the Contractor undertaking to execute
grading and to remove all the surplus earth
blsh from the street.
Proposals will also be received until the a
time for regarding and re-paving the spaed
I'd Market near the corner oil Marshall and 9Th
the surplus earth TO be deposited in 9Th
ding and per square yard for taking up the
stones and sand and re- paving on a bed Of sand
gravel, full nine inches thick. Also for gradi
paving an alley east of the said Market spat
brick culvert, 15xls inches, of semi-conical
covered with granite slabs and having mean
of ten feet-state the price per lneai foot
Payments for the above work win be ms
monthly estimates thereof, retaining and (,
back 20 per cent. until the completion Of eac
tract. The Contractor will be required to sign
tract, with approved security, within ten day |
the date of the award, or it will be consideredI
doned. t-s Tssss-stt
The brick pavement kas been estimated st
grading at 25c-re.paving at 30c-new paving
and the culvert at 81 so per foot. No bids bd
the estimates will Fbe considered.
magl5-.WFMW4tas. BATES, Supt. Sire,
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 4
Il COUNTY OF HENRICO.-To George M.
rington, Richard A. Carrington and Louisa, his
who was Louisa Adams, Littlebery Carringtou
Eliza g. bis wife, JONI, ,Herrot, James Heron.
Margaret Heron, children and heirs of Eliza J.
ron, who was Eliza j. Adams, Burweil B. M
and Patsey w, his wife, who was Patsey w. Al
David Mnge and Elvira, his wife, who was
Adams, Richard Adams, Thomas Adams, job
Anna, his wife, who was Anna Van Lew, whicl
John N. Van Lew, Elizabeth Van Lew and
Klapp are children and heirs of John Van Lev
ceased; assignees of George w. Adams, Villa
Taylor and Eliza A., his wife, who was Eliza A.
liam Burnley, heirs Of William Marshall, dece
Eugene Carrington, Sarah Jane Csrrinktou.
Stokes and Margaret M his wife, who was Mar
M. Pickett, Samuel r Lathrop and Caroline G.
wife, who was Caroline c. Pickett, which said
gene, Sarah Jane, Margaret NJ and Caroline {
children and heirs Of Margaret Cerrington. dece
who was Margaret Adams, Richard H. Adam
Margaret Adams. deyisees of Richard Adsrns
ceased, and their assigns and the hsirs of sucn Q
Take notice, that SHAH proceed, on FRIDAY
seventh day of April i854 at the residence Of D
Manson, in the county Of Granville, in the Sta
set of that day, 10 take the deposition of Otis
son, to be read as evidence for me in two certai
tions of forcible entry and detainer pending in
Circuit Court of Henrico, in which you are pill
and am defendant; and If from any cause the Ia
of said deposition should net be commenced or
pleted on the said day, then the taking thereof
be continued from time to time, OF from day to
at the same place and between the same hon
day until completed. -e--
And further notify you, that at the residen.
Joseph c. SpaldiDg, attorney at law, In the TOW
Weston, in the county Of Lewis, in the State Of
ginia, shall on the safnsaday, to wit the sew
day of April, 1854, take the deposition of Viii
Hewlett to be read hs evidence tor me in the a
said suits, pending in the aforesaid court, and II
the said deposition be not taken on said day or
pleted, the taking ofthe same win be continued
time to time, or from day to day, between the
hours ofday until completed,
- JAMES KINNAIRD
By his couns
Richmond. March Sfh. 1854, NH 8-Iaw.