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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10

MARBLE IN LoUDOUN C0UNTY.-Mr. Is: i.
Carter has effected the sale of tho quarry right |
OF his marble to joint stock company IN Wash |
ipgton. The extent and depth OF this VEN
and the fine quality OF the marble must make
it one of incaculable value to the fortunate
proprietor aud all parties engaged IN develop
ing it. 1t has been pronounced by experien
cod biologists the largest and finest body oil
marble in the United States, and its vicinity to
the seat of Government IA distance OF thirty
miles will make it largely available Tor puo!i1
building. 1t is proposed to reopen at once the
Goose Greek navigation, which was abandoned
some years ago and also to build railroad TO
connect with the Loudoun and Hampshire rail
road at Leesburg, distance OF twelve miles.
Mr.. Cater gives to the company all quarry;
rights. and as much OF the surrounding land
rs shall be needed Tor building purposes and
receives in return $4,000 down, twenty-five
per cent. on all profits, and ground rent OF ten
dollars per acre for all lands occupied 10y them,
This quarry is situated upon the banks OF
Goose creek. in one OF the most beautiful ana
productive -portionsl OF Loudoun. -t"fff'
l1ndeM of Richmond DtSpdtch.
In the report of the interview oi so"era!
gentlemen from Virginia with the Reconstruc
ton Committee in Washington, yesterday, riv
en- by the Washington correspondent OF the
Baltimore Sun. Is said that Gov. Walker in
the course of his remarks claimed to be d
much older republican than many OF the recon
struction committee; and stated that 1t was he
who gave to Senator Stewart, of Nevada, the
original draft and idea OF the Fifteenth
Amendment bill.
l,o-, 7 4 Nl,tiIn IA q
was adopted, looking to the repeal Of the char
Ter of the Medical Association Of the District
Of Columbia, unless it reconsidered It's action Of
refusing to colored practitioners the right OF
prlcti,ing in the District.
The SUGAR CROP The sugar harvest OF
Louisiana is generally finished, and the yield,
| according to the Crescent, will not much eyed
| that of last year. Whatever Of increase there
may be will be due to the larger area OF zane
| planted.
| The save trade is still carried on upon the
east coast o. Africa, in spite OF the active ciort'
made 10 suppress it by British and American
cruisers This is occasionally service oil con
siderable danger.
| Inc accounts vi Tue cruelty gu"
Of tho Russian Government towards the Jews II
Russia, are affirmed by those Of the iiabre"
faith who say they know, to be correct.
Blatchiorl, the delaultiug New \ ok custom
house official promises some sensational reVe
lations. lie agrees to confess, 10 matter whom
he may implicatc.
The Washington Chronicle says there cal
be no excuse for the present session ol '""
cress extending beyOnu the tir-t OF May.
The feeling in favor Of Gree banking
said to be increasing in Congress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10

VIRGINIA, to wit In the County Court
' of Fairfax county, December rules, lSG ~
BENJAMIN +. Chnn, complainant against W.
". Douglass and Betty L., his wife; Tasker
Garter Chinn. VIM Yates Chinn. Mary Ann
bowman. in her own right and as Admins
tralriy of William Y bowman, decd; Ann
Downman, Annie II bowman, Sophia {.
Downmsn, John Y bowman, Raleigh w.
bowman and Jamos II D1wrman, dcPts.; In
Chancory.
decree for tho partition oG tract OF land in the
county of Fnrisx, called Leo, containing .o3
acres, roods and 10 poles formerly the prop
crty Of Sarah +. Chinn, deed, and TO allot to
the plaintiff oue-third thereof, and to the de-
PENDANTS their due share Of tho remainder.
1t appearing by affidavit fled that the de-
iendauts, TasKer Carter Chnn and William
Yates Chinn, are non residents Of this State, It
is ordered that they appear within one month
after due publication hereof and do wh nany Is
necessary to protect their I4IeiesTt;y 1u cIpy'
tcs.e: ~. L. DU Ian i, CIeIh'
Locn p. o dec 10-lsw4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10
ASTHMA AND INCIPltNT CON
SUMPTION.
VIEgSA, Fairfax county, Va
Gonton, Iar ~ 1SlD


have ham long troubled with severe Asia
ma causin0 great nervous prnstratOn. palpt
tation of heart and shortness OF breath. "itl
pain in my left side ind breast. tried do't'f'
prescriptions and many other medicines pot
no relief until l took DeBing's ConsnmptNr
and am greatly improved. | feel tout AMI Su
quite FREQ from those pains, nerN'usress ani
shCrtness Of breath.
have a married daughter who has beca n
aicted with peculiar female complaints, VITA u
tendency to consumptive decline. Sho = b."
quite we'll, after taking only four bottles % t'.
wonderful remedy. -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10
WONDERFUL RESTUH or
VOICE.

WAsaIwGToH, ID. g., Sept. y, le"'
have been suffering nearly two years VIII
an affection OF the throat and lungs My l"i''
WAS completely gone could not spaak nho' e.
a whisper. MY general health wa, very m'''-
impaired. | applied to celebrated phhl ',iHn'
in New York aud elsewhere, and used adNrr
tsed remedies with littlo or no relief. a 'Ai}
aJ'';saJ mo trv Dealings Wonderful Remedy
Visfuoa | lave used four bottles. and Mt.
happy TO say can now speak SO US TO be heart
at distance, ard my health is greatly lmPT,,'
cd. I earnestly recommend this NALI y BIN
MEDICINE to the afflicted
- K. +. SHlLLIdLim,
Late Captain 18th New York highlsndors ""
Y X. C.. United States Army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10
OF THE LUNGS

BORDENTOwN. n. J, Nov. 7, 1869
| contracted cold, which settled on m}
lungs, caused Inflammation and severe psn.
across my breast and shoulders. alarming nay
family and friendl One weeks use Cf DE-
Bings Wonderful Remedy has relieved M ,,
cough. and quoted the pains in my breast hhi
shoulders 1 ain now we'll and thankful.
CORNELIUS Lent.
Fourth st near L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10
a CASE OF SCROFULA.

WASHINGTON, d. G, Jan. |. 1873.
was afflicted with n terrible scrOfulGUs com
nlai,7t c,using ulcers and running sores on ny
body After taking DcBing's Wonderful Rem
eJv fou- weeks am completely cured Of thet
lnsthsone disease. and gratefully add ny te.ti
mony 10 it, powerful, but gentle effects
81 NJ. W.,
street, near Thirteenth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10
a CASE OFGRAvELAND DROrsy
WASHINGTON. d O.. j

WAsuIsGTos, d c., Jan. Il. 1869.
was badly afflicted with Kidney ana GRAY,
attended with Dropscai aliect,on
and few week use Of DeBings Wonderful
Remedy Las cured mo. RANDALL FISH.
igs MARYLAND avenue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10
A CASE OF EPILEPTIC FIFs.
DIR. CLAYTON'S CARD.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Aug. %,

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Aug. 20. 1868.
have been terribly afflicted with Eplilept.c
Fits during tho past eight years. | found no
relief until took DeBing's Wonderful Rene
dy. L have taken three bottles, and ! feel quite
we'll and free from that awful maltdy. / have
also seen It's good effects and can recommend II
for Dyspcpsia, COnsumptive Symptoms, Gen
er,l Debility and Nervous Prostitution.
JONI NJ. CLAYTON NJ -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10
rNCIPIENT CONsUMPTION.

WAsHISoroE. ID. c., Sept Il, lsC,
had A severe cough, resulting from n,rg
lected cold. tried various pectorsl remedic'
without benefit. had night. sweats, and Wa.
somewhat alarmed. A lady friend induced mr
to try bottle of DeBing's Viaiug@ In i""
DAYS | was entirely cured. have had no f'
turn of the sickness since.
VIM w. DEMAIHE,
Assistant City Surveyor
bovo ner.onal knowledge OF the cure elis,;
Cd in the above case.
a. ). SCuAFnIaT. NJ D.,
ana Phsrmaceutlst
Moth lla,.il IL md III IL
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Corner North Cap
rNCipIENT CONSUMPTION

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct %, 1867
| was for long time troubled with seyo
cough and splitting blood, and two bottle
DcBings Remedy completely cured Inc.
Miss MARY $. HURDLE.
No 1872 King stror
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10
Mrs. FELICIA A HILL, 80 lth 81
AND NERVOUS PROS
TK ATIOS.

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. -, 1859.
My wico ha- suffered for some time with gen
ersl debility. causing physical and nelvo..-
Of her system. and producing Sc
RES Of female complaints terminating in spinsI
affection. Two bottles OF DeBing's Wonderful
Remedy has restored her to her usual good
health. Her health ia better than during tho
past two years. JoRS A. SsdAR,
10? North tav
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CONsUMPTTON.
WASHINGTON. ID. q, Feb. 10. 1869.

WAsNINITON, u. z, F"D To, I61J.
[ was a long timo troubled with severe
cough and peculiar female complaints. pro-
trating my nervous and physical system with
chills and night swests. tried several med
cincs with little benefit until took your Won
Gerful Remedy II has stronghold me in II re-
markable degree My cough, chils. nigh!
swests. and nervous sleeplessness have left me
am now gaining flesh, and thankful beyond
my poor expression.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10

la the course of Dr. Van Bibber's lecture,
delivered before the Baltimore Peabody lnsti
tute, last night, on the subjcc, of artificial
heat, he gave it as his opinion that the best
way OF warming apartments II By l3 or -
leet and to 10 feet high, i'll which majority
of our citizens live is by meaus OF an open
crate, 10 inches from the floor, l3 inches
across, 5 inches deep at top, inches at bot
tom, the bars +; OF an Inch from centre to
centre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10

The uses to which, what is called the VA
rional Colored labor Convention. nov 10 SIS
sion in Washington, is sought to be applied,
may be gathered from the fact, that Mr.. W..
ID. Kelley, OF Penn, addressed those aSsciA-
bIed, "and told them that it they were true 10
themselves they must be trne to the RepuhI
can party that party belonged to them, and
they belonged to that party" After speaking
1T length Of the progress made by the colorcd
race since the first Inauguration Of President
Lincoln, Mr. Kelley closed by warning them
not to be scduced into allegiance with any other
party, but the dominant one. Durins his re-
mark he was frequently applaudcd,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10
LIVER & KIDNEY (OMPLiI,Ts.

WAsHfHGTOs, d G., Dec. 2 l-6S
and my ian lily have taken lettings Rene
dy with most cibc4cious effects in Liver AL
Kidney complaints. and fat j: excellent fof
sudden eide anA ,oughs. =. +. ChowLEY,
Railroad Contractor. "a Il
For.srb nv ~ druggists. oct Ply
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10

RxmARks- Flour dull it being difficult
to c1tc. sales even II. concession "a quota
tioas; Super 15a:;j l2i Extra 5Oas6; Fam
ily G. jaST %, and choice brands Family al
LnaSS 50. The receipt of Grain this morning
was larger than for some days past. Wheat IN
lair demand and prize. lower offerings OF lOo
bushels white with sd les at l23il32 and 1881 OF
red At 100. 10. 10. III, rs ll9. 10 and H.
C,rn dull offerings of 1888 bushels mixed and
sales ut s., 81, 81, s., SO ana lOl; no yellow on
Change. Offerings Of Rye light. but no sales
renortai. 1913 bushels Oats brought 6la52. and
Al bbls ear-Cofn 2 sJa$3 81. Bacon dull and
inactive; shoulders lGl sides l"t. Eggs scarce
at 43A1ir Dressed Hogs in better supply NJ
g,$l9 Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, December y.
Beef CAttlo--Prices today ranged rs follows &:
Old Cows and Scalawags at 60aS4 90 ordIna-
rv thjn Steers, Oxen and Cows q. 5OaS5 90;
fsir TO good stock Cattle OaSG 80; fair qlaity
Reeves /; -jgS7 - and the very best Beeves
8aSg 80 per 100 lbs, tho average prico bcing
about 81 pro.s. Tho market was active both
Yesterday and to day 1T an advance al zoe per
loo lbs on the rates o! last week.
Shecp-1 here has been a brls demAh! dui'
mo the past week for good ana extra oheep'
and rates have improved some"hat, Dut e. III
,n,,n md medium qualities continue dull
Prices to-day ranged as follows For common
to good sheep iad!c per lb gross.
Hog The supply during the past week has
lncn fully equal to the demand, and tho mar
l,et has ruled dull. Prices to-day ranged n
fnii1ws: Fair 20 good fl! Hogs ut IL r5aSll b
uar 100 hounds net
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FRIDAY, DKOEMBER 10. 1863.

la the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Trumbull'
from the Committee on the judiciary, reported
a bill defining the jurisdiction OF u. :. Courts
in certain cases. This important bill enacts
that all such Courts shall be bound by the deci-
sions OF the political departments OF the Gov,
eminent on political questions; that Congress
shall decide what Government is the establish
ed one 10 State, and that no civil government
exists in Virginia, Mississippi or Texas until
Congress shall so provide; that the acts for
the more efficient government OF the "Rebel
States are political in their character, the va
hdity or propriety OF which no judicial tribunal
is competent to question, and from which ju-
risdctiou over which, or questions growing out
of them, the Supreme Court must abstain until
their Senators or Representatives IRE admitted
to Congress. The bill also provides against the
decision OF the Court OF any appeal, writ OF er
ror or habeas corpus arising from the execution
OF the above mentioned act for the rCconstrnc-
ton of the "Rebel States, and delays until the
rehabilitation Of any such State the operation
Of any law by which the Supreme COuu may
claim such jurisdiction The bill went over for
future consideration IL ought to be tabled
forever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10

Daily reports are made eft eef stior led BY
this remarkable remedy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10

At present the trade in dry goods in New
York is exceedingly quiet, even for the season,
The houses having Southern trade closed
their active season some time ago; those hav
ing a Western trade were disappointed In the
fall business, and some of those having near
by trade complain, though far less than the
Western houses. During the TAIL session the
Southern trade evinced more activity than
during any season since the close OF the war.
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MARINE EsST.
An. uoY k.......r Us MOON sETs.......--...ll D.
aus ssrs.......... ...1 80 HIGH WATER IN 90 w
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,. DEC 10.
SALE ED.

SAILED.
Steamer f. & knight Johnson, New York.
Ly Hooc. Wrdderburn * Go.
Schrs r & Wurrell, Petersburg, and Home,
Richmond, hy j Agnew
MEMORANDA.
Scbr uncAs, Champin. sailed from New
London for this port 9th inst.
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DE H lin Gs'S
WONDERFUL REMEDY,
VIAFUcE.
THE JUICE OF HERBS, ROOTS
AND BERRIES.

FOR ALL SUGE THkOAT AND LUNG
COMPLAINf NEUMONIA, fLRU.
RISY, ASTHMA, nIPTHERIA, BRON.
CHITI5, CAPAKRH. SUDDEN COLDS
AND INFLA MMATlON OF THE LUNGS
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For - Q oy vi druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10

WASHINGTON ITEMS. job w. Reavis,
the capitol mover, was at the White House
yesterday, and was introduced to the President
by Senator Sumner. The Senator announced
him as the gentleman who proposed to carry
the capitol off on his back. The Preside nt
iacetousIy remarked that lie did not care to
move at the present time, aud he hoped Mr.
Reavis would not be too hasty in carrying the
public buildings away.
Mrs. Belva a. Lockwood, the principal
manaccress OF the woman's suffrage Satur-
day night show, vas fined s. yesterday, fer
not obtaining a corporation license for the eX
hibition.
Severa! arrests Of claim agents have recent
ly been made, On the charge Of securing claims
and bounties of soldiers, and making no return
therefor.
About one o'clock this morning the upper
floor of large flour and grain storehou:e, own
ed by VIM. NJ. Gait, and situated near the
Baltimore depot, gave way, doing considerable
damage to the building.
A youth aged II years named Robt. Stein
bach. was found in Tber creek yesterday
The suppOsi,ion is that he broke through the
thin lee The boy was the son ola watch
maker formerly Of Baltimore. now deceased.
The Senate adjourned yesterday until Mon
day next
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10

Five young men were recently arrested IN
Philadelphia Tor carrying concealed weapons,
and the papers ol the city urge thAt they
should De punished to the full extent of the law
oI that city The practice OF carrying deadly
weapons is the cause OF many Of the murders
which are chroniclcd throughout the country,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10

The feeling in favor Of Gree banking
said to be increasing in Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10

A great deal of land has recently been sold in
Caroline, Spotsylvania, and the adjacent coun
ties, principally to buyers from the Northern
States, and more will be purchased shortly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-10

The Washington Chronicle says there can
be no excuse for the present session ol '"n'
rress extending beyond the tir-t Of May. ~
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

DUST as we happened into acertain storl
iotown on some business yesterday, we
found a man, To- all Appearances gentle
tleman. engaged in conversation with two
other gentlemen in regard to the political
situation. 81
Judging from this persons conversation
he hailed from Natchez. .sat i.is,a "a.
He seemed to be very bitter in his de.
nunciation OF Radicals, although he has a
son in.law land by the way known better
to tie people of ! Wilkinson County as a
gentleman than his father iu law who is an
extreme Radical and rightly glories in it
This man in the course Of his remarks
and which first called our attention, very
emphaticaily announced that 10 case Of a
difficulty between the Radicals and Ku
Kluxes in Natchez, the colored people
would be spared while the white Repabli-
cans would be killed. .aA I
Now alive have to say is. il this brag
adoeio has ionrneved down here with the
:. .v,, -. IA. o,sn.o.a;a,, 0r.o, nr,on. .,a
:, Ap - 80, y sp'e s 80 ~ -
througn tue RANKS oithe isepnphcah rariy
of Wilkinson County, we can and will
very os,,fly inform him his errapd has been
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
APPOINTMENT OF ovERsEERs.

Aprtctr 10 Tha hoard of nol;ca n
each county shall divide the public Roads
into convenient districts or precincts. and
sbaIl appoint and direct what persons
shall work on each Road having reference
10 the convenience of the Inhabitants as
far as nossible. and shall appoint annually
one overseer Of the Roads for each dis.
trict or rreci g ~
Article. In. The clerk Of the hoard Of
nolice shall within fen DAYS after he an
nointment Of an overseer Of the Road. de.
liver conv If tha onnointment 10 he
sheriff Of he comfy. urder the nenalty IF
of fipc of five dollars. to he imposed by
said hoard and the sheriff shall within
fen DAYS after the recent of snch annoint.
ment deliver q conv If tho same to the
overseer. under the like penaltv and shall
make retum thereof 10 The boarl of NO
IiceI. md said clerk shall once in every
v YEAR fiy nm IN the conrt house a List Of
ihe names and districts or precincts
Of All The overseers Of roads in his county !;
apd he shall be liable to be fined by said
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

RY VIRTUE Of a certain Deed
~ of Trust. executed by Mrs.
Caroline A. Frazier, on the 10th
day oflAugnsts A. D.,lS66, to SO.
cure K. A. Dowty, ct. al, Admins
traitor of the Estate of William
Dowty. deceased, in the payment
of certain obligations therein de-
scribed, the undersigned Trustee
will proceed to sell. at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, for
CASH, at the Court House door in
the town of Woodville, state Of
Mississippi. on
TUESDAY, the 18th day
Of October next 1869,
the following described lands in
said Wilkinson county, Mississip-
pi, viz: xaai
That tract commonly known as
the Frazier place, bounded on
tho north by lands of Jas Dmck-
ley, George s. Morris and the cs4
tate Of John S. Lewis, on the south
by lands formerly of the estate of
MRS. L. E.. Tignor. now of T. ".
holland, and on the west BY lands
of the estate of John s. Lewis and
the Tract known as the dover
tract Of Maria Ogden, and lands
formerly Of Mrs. E. B. IIilliams,
now of'Dayid Il. Holt, containing
(946) nine hundred and Torty-six
acres, more or less, together with
all the appurtenances.
Selling as Trustees, / viii only
convey such title as is vested in
me, which is believed to be good,
~ m Fl. S. VAN EATON,
sept. II, '69r5w Trustee.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
DUTIES OF ovERsEERs.


ARTICLE II. Every overseer shall, i'm
mediately after his appointment, demand
of.every person within his district, list
Of allthe hands he may have liable to
work on the Road: which demand may
be made personally. or in writing left I
the usual place Of abode Of the person ap
piled to and if any person shall refuse or
neglect, for the space Of ten days, to de
liver to the overseer the list so required,
such person shall forfeit and pay the sum
Of six dollars for each hand. liable TO
work. so neglected or refused to be given
in as aforesaid. to be recovered by action
10 the name Of the board OF police OF the
county, for the use OF such county and
it is hereby made the duty of the over
seer to cause such action to be insititu-
ted. rs
ARTICLE. lS. 1t shall be the duty Of ev.
cry overseer of Roads to keep the road
within his district in good repair, and tit
for use, and to erect and keep in good re
pair all such necessary bridges and cause
ways withinihis district. as may conveh
iently be erected and kept in repair, by
the labor Of the hands assigned to the
said Road; and whenever the overseer
shall require any labor to be performed,
he shall give three days notice in person,
or in writing left at their place OF abode,
to all persons whose labor he may require,
to meet at such times and place as he may
appoint, and to bring with them such tools
as he may direct and the overseer shall
superintend aud direct the labor to he
performed. In case Of emergency. such
shorter notice than three days, as the
overseer may think proper, may be given +;
and ifany person. so summoned. shall fail
to attend and perform the services requlr,
ed, or send a substitute to work in his
place, he shall forfeit and pay the sum of
one dollar and fifty cents for every day Of
such failure.
.ssr CoNTISuED NEXT WEEK.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
effect. and be subject to the, same proceed

effect. and be subject to the same proceed
ings, as appeal bonds in other cases.
ARTICLE. 10. When any person cannot
conveniently pass to and from his planta-
ton or land. and shall desire to have a
private Road laid ont to the same. through
the land Of another, he snail apply BY pet
ition to the board of police of'the county,
and the same proceedings shall be had
thereon as in the case Of a public Road /:
Procided. that the damages assessed shall
be paid by the person applying for said
private way ~,2.
ARTICLE H. The board of police shall
have power to cause public ponds to be
made. convenient to the public Roads, to
be located by commissioners appointed
for that purpose, and to be constructed
under the direction of the overseer of the
district, by the labor of the hands assign
ed to the Road, il it can be done, or other
wise to be paid for out Of the county treas
ury and damages may be allowed to the
owners Of the soil, in the same manner as
provided in regard to locating public
Roads.