Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-04-22
Extrac ct of County Court Proceedings.


Administration on the estate of James Con-
nell, deceased was granted to John Connell.
The estate of John W. Grabill, deceased ;
was committed to the sheriff.
Administration on the estate of Absolem
Miller, deceased /; granted to John Evey.
Administration on the estate of Anthony
Willard. deceased granted to Frederick Foltz.
Administration de bonis non, with will an
nexed, of the estate of Stephen Snowman de-
ceased was committed 20 the sheriff.
Administration on the estate of Caroline
Rinker, deceased; granted to Lemuel Painter.
James II. Sibert executed bond, with Sc
curity, as guardian for Alberta, Mary, and
Nathaniel Sibert, infant children Of John W.
Sibert, deceased,
Jacob Hotel was appointed guardian for
jefferson Davis. and Margaret, orphan chill
dren of Mahala HOTEL
David F. Spiker chosen and appointed guar
dian for Lemuel F., Gilman j., Julius A.
Charles L., and Reuben R. Coffman, orphans
of Sarah Coffman, deceased
Sarah Al. Kendrick was chosen and appoint
cd guardian Cor Ella F. and Caroline Hill
Kendrick, orphan children of Samuel Ken
drck deceased.
On application Of Geo. N Rosser, it was
ordered that the acting justices of the county
be summoned 20 meet ct the next term of the
court, to consider the propriety of allowing
said Rosser to erect two gates upon the coun-
ty road leading from Paul Zircle's mill to the
St. Matthew church, at New Market.
Ordered tina: Robert CAV be appointed sur
veyor of the road in place of Geo. NJ. Sonner,
resigned.
Ordered that Abram Ross, commissioner Of
roads, in District No. 8, view The proposed
road, from Swope Hollow to Zion Church, and
report.
Ordered that Benjamin F. Coffmaa be ap-
pointed surveyor of roads, in place Of Philip
c. Dellinger, resigned.
Ordered that Levi Van be appointed sur
veyor, in place of John Kessler, in 4th district
Ordered that .he hands of John j. Hotel
surveyor, &C.. be relieved from work on the
mountain road as many days as they may be
engaged in putting in order the road of which
j. w. Banner is surveyor.
In the cases of Potomac Railroad, the follow
ing assessments of damages were recorded. II
addition to The amounts named, the company
is required to make cattle stops at such points
as were agreed upon.
Difor GO 400 Wr;nhf OF
| 81. 10000; David Fisher and George W
Stickley. Si,276.e5; Peter Henkins $685. co.
Daniel stickley, S27l.66 A. stickley, $2,440
| 90.
O. We re-publish the following eompli
mentary notices of the HERALD, from some O.
our exchanges We shall endeayor to make
the HERALD a Ire newspaper, as our friends
have styled it:
.'Mr. John II Grabill has become the asso.
ciatie of Mr.. Trout in conducting that spright
ly paper, the Shenandoah Herald "-Engui-
rer and Examiner.
"Mr. J. S. Trout has sold half interest in
in his paper, Shenandoah Herald Woodstock
to Mr.. John H. Grabill, of that place. The
Herald, under the management of Mr.. Trout,
has been live paper, deserving the patronage
of the public Of that section We extend to
the new proprietorship our best wishes, and
trust the Herald, may contin.e to prosper -
| Stanton Vindicator.
| THE 'WooDToCK HERALp.'-Our young
! friend, John H Grabill, has become part own
err and proprietor of the Woodstock Herald.
We welcome him to the editorial profession,
and wish the paper with which he has associa-
ted himself all possible prosperity" Rocking
ham Register.
| u. S. Trout lately sole editor and proprie-
tor of the Shenandoah Herald q spirited
journal published at Woodstock, has sold a
e-half interest in that paper to Mr.. John
II. Grabill, of that place. The Herald we
hope, will meet with that measure of success
which fts merits Deserve Stanton Spectator
John II. Grabill has purchased one-hali
the Shenandoah Herald and gone into the
editorial business Here is our hand, Johnny
Your name brought soany memories OF Lang
Syne, when we were young together. May
the storms of the sanctum put no wrinkles II
your face. Page Courier.
oSoLp.-Mr. John H. Grabil1 of Woodstock
has purchased a one half interest in the She
nandoah Herald Mr.. Trout, the late sole
proprietor, has been fortunate in securing Mr.
Grabill as partner and co laborer, and from
the wellknown high personal character OF Mr
G., and the fine talents of both the editors, VIC
predict that the Herald will be one of the
best country papers in the State, and will de-
serve very generous support from the people
Of Shenandoah pariicularly."- Old Common
usdlfh.