Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-12
LOCAL N E w S.

COUNTY COURT I eSterday pIoceeoliioo
continued. )-Jesseo Owings IS appointed a
trustee in place Of AbJah Janney, in deed OF
trust from w 7. Harper. ~ ssfL,a ... :. :
j. H. .Devaughn and wife Us. Susan 9Qfa' De -
vaughn ct .-in chancery. Z, grllhes
appointed guard iian ad litem of Alice ana al
olson Dev7aughn. W. B. Price, :Ehos. .DDavy
and ". H. Mcknight appointed Commission 91l
ers to partition the premises oeSct1oeo III
the bill of complaint. .-.--.....
Gheee9nn Tvs. Koeckling ease enquiry-ver-
dict for plft. for $3.50, with interest from Sept.
1862 % SSaz17 .saO11rL ~ >
Ellen Cohen VS.. Dorathy Venkerh afl-on
an acknowledgement Of justice affirmed against
Ellen Cohen, and John I. Price her security.
1eAaHerbert committee, &c., was ordered to
make good deed to s.. Tennesson :" I'D.
J.H. Davis, ct al, VS.. j. L. Walsh-zas-
psit-verdct FOR plft. and damages assessed
at 1888 o., ,1 :.
Hannah A. Galchell admx., &C., vs.. }.
r, Walsh-assumps it-verdict for pltt for $54.
VIM. stepny vs.. S. G. Highley, on an ap-
peal-judgment of justices confirmed against
Stepny, and Jos. Cawood his security.
Philip Hellrigle VS., j ohm Veitch, ct al.-in
chancery report of sale confirmed, and
s64284 ordered to- be distributed among the
parties entitled to it. 1saz.] o7G
Peck & Dewelly vs. Winship justices alta. :
dismissed.
: Smith VS. Millen7 & Johnson-in debt--non.
assumpsit, rep. and issue-leave to plead spe-.
cially in 80 days, and continue for deft.
J Smith VS.. Million & Johnson--in case.
execution stayed for sixty days, on defendants
giving bond. 5liu.a .aads~a
Tucker, adm'x. vs. Summers ON a removal
dismissed. 4z
Palmer & Co. vs.. Jordan-case3 atta.-ver
dict for plft. for $45, with interest.
Rodes, vs. Westcott- alta. properly
attached ordered to be sold by Sheriff to salts
fyjudgment:
Andrews vs. Baggett-in debt continued
Waters, surviving, VS.: Mcknight, and Joyce
VS.. Genzberg, continued. -. -
Monroe VS.. Harmon & Co.-in debt-ver
4ifr~
dict for plft for $500 and interests. = =
Messrs. Mclean & Smith we're exonerated
from an erroneous tax Of 1855.
..r McCune vs.. ,.Krepps in case. Duringthe
progress of the case a communication was read
from the military officer commanding this de-
partment, stating that the case was one over
which the court had no control, and that ap-
pGeation must be- made to the quartermaster
for indemnifcation, whereupon the court con-
tnued the case.
Louis Duprey was granted license to keep an
ordinary. ~. ~. l..o5 @a.Ts5 2 =
License was granted to Messrs. Ashby 4
Wharton to deal in wines and liquors, o5aat
License was granted to Edward Evans, col'd.
to sell ale and porter. "o24 jaoi1o91o
Com. vs.. Geo. siggeiI5ss-- on an indictment.
SchoDfeld and wiye vs. Justh-case SANDER
confined. ~ s41~o
q The court adjourned till Friday, morning at
10 O'clock up IT," a1a 7 t1o@1@ 1oss3ss
RAILROAD ACCIDENT = yesterday about 3
7. NJ. a freight train on the Orange and
Alexandra, road when short distance this
side of Culpeper, c. f., ran off the track,
but Fortunately, 10 person was injured.
Some negroes had laid rails on the track 50 as
to make it easier to drive their teams over,
and failed toHremove them before the train
passed The mail train passed few minutes
before the accident occurred. Two ct the
negroes have been arrested and confined at
Culpener- 80