Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-22
Court Proce edinsS.

Court PFoce edings.
John 7. Wilson, granted license to sell re
ligious books
Rev. John N stircwalt. granted the priv
lege of celebrating the rites of matnmony.
viii of Barbara Goehenour was produced
and proved.
Vim. Peters was granted the privilege Of
celebrating the rites of matrimohy
Lewis !. Keller was appointed Administra-
tor of Estate of Aaron Keller deed,
Amos NJ Stickley was appointed Admins
traitor eff Estate ofCatherine Boyer decd.
Amos Il stickley *as appOintcd Admins
traitor de Joa;s non of George K. Boyer decd
Amos NJ. S.iskley assigned guardian for
Lucy Nowry and Cornelius NoHry.
Will of Daniel Saum deed waS produced
and proved.
Elias saum appointed executor Of the will
| of Daniel Saum deed.
VIII of John Kesslcr produced and proved,
and James J. Cofman appointed Executor.
Will Of Jonathan McEnturf deed, was
produced and proved
On dpPhCttion VI Nto' -. @Au ANtdHOh
Tisman a road commencing at John Lay
mans and interesting the read running TO
sa msyile opposite new bridge near Joseph
Maplis's residence, is ordered to beestablish-
ed.
Or application q Noah Miller and others,
road commencing at a point near Isaac
Milef's house and running to point in what
is known as the Pepper road ord.rei to be
opened.
John W. Reason appointed Adnr. Est. OF
Of Andrew N9wland. .-.-. $3.50.
In the matter Of petition for road by Jacob
Myers and other:, it was ordered that the
Sheriff Summon jury to ass ess the damages
of Ephraim Bowman for that portion Of his
lands ler which were damages omitted.
Zaa Pirkey & Co, PltTs. rs, David Heiges
heimcr serv, obligor SC attachment, judgment
for Plaintiffs.
Upon application of SoIoman AJcLnturlf and
others the Comr. Of Roads for Johnston
Township is directed to view AMI report
upon the rozte PROPOSED. lie may examine
other routes and report in favor Of The O. e
he prefers his reason for the preference &c,
4 numb OF ffiscrs clcc ed atihe late election
gave tie necessary bonds and took the oatAs
ocQGiee
Valentine Neeb Comr- Of Roads Of Stone
WI, Township having reported in favor Of a
change Of read through Samuel Copp's farm,
it vas ordered that said change be made and
that the said township pay Samuel Copp the
sons Of twenty five dollars.
Commonwealth vs.. Geo. \ Rosser, In
dIctmcnt for misiqmeanor, case tried, .verdiof
OF not guilty rendered by the jury.
Last will and Testament OF Barbara Goch-
enour proved and omitted to record
Iii Cofelt qualified as executor of Bar
bara Gochezour, deed.
Commonwealth vs.. Amos Copp Indictment
LewInes8 tried and verdict rendered, We, III,
Jury find The defendant guilty Of the Offence
charged in the indictment, and amerce him
N re sum &C ore hundred dollars,
In the matter Of petition Of more than fifty
CT items for altering Madison and Slonewall
Townships it appearing that the order made
by ts:s court has u3t been executed, It is
ordered that copy of said petition ana Of
the order be posted at church above and near
Columbia Furnace one of the veting places
in II .4,s9u T9wa5hp-anl that said petition
will be considered by the court OF TlssaaJ
elh day of August 1871, that being Inc second
day OF the August term 1871 oftli5 coart.
At special communication ofsValley
lodge No l0l held at the Masonic Hall in
the iowa of Mi. Jackson Tuesday June 18th
1871, a committee was appointed to draft res
eiuiious respecting the decease Of Bro. W
w. Bird, the following was reported:
W..ereAs it has pleased ighty God in
his wise providence to remove from our midst
our esteemed a nd worthy Brother Will am
Writ Bird.
Therefore resolved, first That while it is
with profound regret, We part with one
whose gentlemauly bearing, many social
virtues, and prompt discharge of duty in
whatever official relation lie held to the
Lodge, endeared him to every member of the
fraternity, We nevertheless bow with humble
submission to The Will of Hin, whose we are,
and whose. prefogative it is to do with his
creatures as seemeth him good.
Resolved, 2ud. That re join in the gener-
al sorrow felt ~ the community at the de-
parure of enc i'll the prime of life whose
soncie1tiou and faithful attention 10 the du-
ties Of his profession as a member Of the
bar renders his. l0gs n1ost irTeparablc.
Resolved Sd. That the heartfelt sympathy
of every member Of the Lodge be and is
hereby tende4ed to the family Of the deceased
IN this the sad hour of their berea yemen.
Resolved 9TH That we wear the usual