Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-11-24

nue. vi So eacH ana costs OF prosecution. &c
X. j. Wallace and Swoopc for Comm monwcalth,
Grams for Deits.
Com. rs. same.-Burglary. Commonwealth
abandoned prosecution, and Court ordered the
Jury to return verdict of not guilty. Nc
Cullough and r. J. Wallace for CON-, Grams
for Defts.
Com. rs. John B. Hfifers-Indictmen for
receiving stolen goods. District Attorney en-
tered noilc prosegui to enable Writers TO testi-
fy against Feeny and Hays.
Com. Us. John Feeny and .4ndreto Hays
Burglary and larceny, in entering store of
David M'Ghehan, in Jordan township. Yer
dict, not guilty. Mccullough and W. A. Wal
lace for CON-, Swoope and NJ MEnally tor Defts.
Com. rs. Daniel Kepkart.-For. and bast.
Mary A. Morgan, prosecutrix. Deft. submit
ted-usual sentence. Mccullough for Com,
Swoope for Deft.
Com. as. Joseph .7mes.-Malicious mischief,
in shooting hogs. Verdict, not guilty, and
the prosecutor, David Wise, to pay costs of
prosecution. Mccullough and Wallace for
Com, M'Enally for Deft.
Com. rs. Isaac M'Kee.-For- and bast. EliZ-
abeth Smith prosccutrx. Verdict guilty, and
usual sentence. M'Cnllough and M'Enally
for Com, Swoope and W. A. Wallace for
Defendant.
Com. rs. Mafthetr Bloom and .7ndre,c Darts.
Conspiracy to defraud. District Attorney
abandoned prosecution Defts. found not gull
ty, and John Campbell, prosecutor, to pay
costs. R. j. Wallace for Com, W. A. Wal
lace & Grams for Deft.
Com. Us. Elijah Burms.-Tippling house.
Plead guilty, and sentenced 20 pay fine of
$40 and costs. Mccullough for Com.
Com. rs. Hiram aud d-Hemans.-Larceny of
Wm. Twins store in Curwensvillc. District
Attorney entered mol. pros. Mccullough and
Grams for Com, NJ 'Enally for Defts.
Com. John Thompson and others.-Riot.
Lad
Defts. Swoope for CON-, w. a. Wallace for
Defendants.
The following true bills were found by the
Grand Jury =
Com. as. James Kelly.-For. and bast.
Com. Is. William KiHg.-For. and bast.
Com. rs. Joseph hPofler.-Adultery.
Com. Us. ". ". anderson. house.
Com US. John Thompson Malicious mischief.
Com. rs. .4ug. Ma!son.-Tippl. ng house.
Com. L. ". Ten Eyck.-Selling liquor
to minors.
Com, rs. John Tyler and Burns, Supervisors
Of Huston township. Nuisance.
Com. rs. Patrick Curiey.-Misdemeanor in
office, as Justice Of the Peace.
Com. rs. HeRryPennington.-T house.
The Grand Jury presented certain roads in
Boggs, Lawrence and q osIIcn townships as
being out OF repair.
In the cases OF the Commonwealth VS. Chris
topter Schoonover and David Thurston, Com.
VS.. Geo. Gates, Com. vs.. John Burns, Com.
VS.. Supervisors vi Graham township, Com. vs..
Phillip Chambers, cases, Com. VS.. j ohm Wy
cof, Com. VS.. Thomas Meyer, Com. vs. Fred
erick Coffin, Com. VS.. W. W. Anderson Com.
vs.. HaI riet Michaels, Louisa Teets and Rebec-
Rhone, Com. Lewis Lirz, Com. vs. John
Eckley, and Com. VS.. Jacob Barr noHe prose
guis were entered, and the bills against Phil
lip Montgomery Tor shooting hogs, IsaacM Kee
for incestuous for, Martha and John Appleton
a nd X and
ignored.
ROAD VIEWS, &c
The following road views were confirmed
absolutely:
Road from Milestone to turnpike near Edw.
Williams in Bradford township.
From Wilson's saw mill to Ox-bow bend on
Cleartield creek.
From Prices school house to Eiserman's
field in karthaus township
From steam saw-mil to the road leading
from karthaus to Clearfed, in Covington TIP.
From L. Hubler's to English's in Graham tp
From ID. Horns to p. Seyler's in Brady tp
From James L. Graham's TO Matthew Tate's
in Goshen township.
From James Johnston's saw-mill to George
Walters saw-mfll in Penn township.
From the Resinger road to Jacob Heber-
Ing's in Brady township.
From lands Of Smiths heirs to intersect
public road from John McCord's to Bcccaria
Mills in Beccaria township.
From Isaac Wilson's to road leading 10
Stirk's grist mill in Knox township.
From VIM. Stevens to the Pine Run road
at VIM. Barto's saw mill in Chest township.
PErIrIoSs PRESENTED.
For road from Jacob Hummeil's TO inter-
sect the Indiana road near Chestnut Ridge in
Brady tip. Roswell Luther, VIM. Baird and
Jackson Bonsall appointed viewers.
For road from Cambria county line near
Bakers TO the creek near the steam saw-mill
in " Woodward tp. John Jordan, G. w. Cald-
well and b. B. Wright appointed viewers.
For review Of that portion of the road
from Clearfield to Grahamton passing through
the farm of Matthew Forcey. b. Knepp r.
Stewart and John l.. Cutie viewers.
For road from New Miiport to Ansonville.
David Wise, ii. f. Shoening aud Thos. Ross
appointed viewers.
For a road from J. ii. Fleming's to Holden's
school house in Pike tp. Benz. Hartshorn,
John I. Dale and ThOs. Ross viewers.
To vacate road from c. ID. McCrackeu's to
Glen Hope & Paekervile turnpike near the
s. W. Fork of Little Glearfeld creek.
For an independent school district out of
parts of Ferguson and Pike. Matthew Cald-
we'll, Sr-, Greer Bell and Joseph 2. Moore
viewers.
At the adjourned Court week before last,
Simon Fulton was bound in his own rccogni-
zance in the sum of $500 to keep the peace,
for the term of year, towards all good
citizens, and especially towards John Patchin,
of Burnside township.
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