Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-19

LEVY CoURT.-Thls court met yesterday in
the Aldermen's Chamber, In the City Hall. All the
members present. E|E--
On motion Of Mr.. Bowen, II was resolved that
the attorney for this court be requested to report
70 the court, at Its next regular session. soon
thereafter a. practicable, the several conditions
pike Company by the charter thereof, and whether
such conditions and all the requirements OF said
and whether the said company has violated the
charter, and II 30, In what manner also, whether
said turnpike is now in the condition required by
The Chair laid before the court letter from Mr..
Tobias Boudlnot accepting the ONCE Of superin.
communication from Mr.. utermehle on the
subject OF tho Washington and Rockville Turn
Pike Company was received and laid on the table.
Clerk, showing an inventory Of all the personal
property purchased BY Mr.. Burr, the late superin-
tendent for the use OF the county.
The monthly account OF Dr.. Nichols, Supervisor,
= was presented and ordered TO be paid.
Col. Belt submitted resolutions which were
Reioipsd, Thst there may be appointed In each
school district In the county Of Washington, two
supervisors instead Of one as heretofore, and that
the superintendent OF Roads 10 hereby authorized
TO designate the specific road and parts OF roads in
which each shall have juTiIdiction aad in which
Resolved further, That 1t shall be made the duty
OF the Superintendent to report to this court the
names mes q such supervisors as he may from timo
On motion of Mr.. Thomas, II was
Resoiped, That the superintendent of roads be in
sTsSteG 70 Examine the road from seventh
with view to place said road In thorough repair,
and that he invite the cooperation Of the author
tiles OF GEORGETOWN in such examination, and re.
port on the nrst Monday in June an eIfimAte Of
the coat Of the same. 0-TT~
On motion of Mr.. Blagdon, 1t was
Resolpsd, That the sum OF sixty dollars, or a.
much thereof as may be necessary, be appropriated
to the repair OF the washes made BY the late rains
on TIC Piney Branch road, on each side OF, and
On motion Of Mr. Plant was R,IO,ved, That 1t is
eIpsdient that the new road laid out from the old
Mr.. Queens and Mr.. Miller'A land 70 the district
line, be SO altered from the original survey as TO
shall be made now staked out by the late Super
intendent Of Roads, and that the Surveyor be d.
rested to run the line therein Indicated under the
direction OF tho Committee on improvements, plat
the same, and return such plat to this COURT pro.
vided that this Treasurer shall not pay for said
On notion Of Nj. Plant, It was also Resolved,
that the surveyor Of the county OF Washington,
d. C., DO and he is hereby Instructed TO stone the
new road between the northwest and southwest
boundaries of tho Barry farm, known as the Stick
foot Branch road, as now laid or and grade and
a usual psSYaeS that the saas sSA ' NOT SSss
The chair laid before the court letter from the
the Register OF Wills enclosing account for re-
oording the wills left unrecorded by the late J.. NJ
RoAche The account was referred to the Com
mittee on Claims and the letter was laid on the
Mr.. Burr, from the Committee on Improvements,
to which was referred the letter OF Pierce Shoe
maker, reporting the destruction OF the foot bridge
over Rock Creek, near his mill, reported the fol-
lowing resolutions;
MIoiped, That 400, or a. much thereof as may
be necessary, be appropriated for repairing the
foot-bridge at ShoemAker'g MILL Adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Burr, IL was resolved that all
supervisors working on the public roads In the
county OF Washington shall receive 90 per day,
provided they work six or more able-bodied men,
exclusive of drivers, and ~ per day when the num-
Der shall beieHa than ski and that the superin end
emit shall see that this resolution 10 complied with
The court than proceeded to Appolht Supervisors
OF County Roads. The following were appointed.
Isaac Marshall First school District; Daniel Light
foot Second do.i James T. Osborn, Third do, north
part, 5. p, Brown, Third do, southern pArtj A. p
.. shoemaker, Fourth do; RichArd Burr and John
Grinder, Fifth do.
The yeas and nays were called on the nomIna-
Hon Of Richard Burr,
Mr., Larner alone voted nay.
VIM. Barnes and s. NJ. Geldlng Sixth district,
Thomas SandeTHon. Seventh district.
The court then adjourned.