Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-20
Proceedings of county Couri,

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ohm Stravers appointed Administrator of
Henry Hiser. decd. 49,
| Last will and testament Of Rachael Bsohm,
and cod icil thereto proved and admitted to
| record.
Randolph Pifer, Executor Of Rachael
Beohm. decd, executed bond, &c.
On the petition of Frank King, ordered
| tkat the Commissioner Of Roads in Stonewan
Township do view and report, according ts
law, the cow euierces and Inconvenience
that will result as aell TO individuals as e
the public by an, alteration Of the pub lie
county road leading from Woodstock TO Van
Eur Furnace said alteration TO be made
from the top of little North Mountain down
on the west side thereof, to point below
gum spring. =
Commissioners appointed to make parti-
ton of the lands of which Isaac Nicholas
died, seized and possessed
A paper purporting 20 be lust will and
testament of Magdalena Gochenour was pro-
duced into court, upon evidences presented,
the court refused to admit said paper to
pr0bate as the last VIII anu testament OF
said Magdalena Gochenour, deed.
Joseph Gochenour, Of Christian appointed
Administrator of Magdalina Gochenour
decd. e5
On application of Jos. Maphis sc. for a
change of zane's road commencing at Priest's
lane, the court ordered the change to be
| made. j
Ordered that Amos Wildle be excused
from working on roads.
On application of Jno. D. Boyer and
others for road from David Reedy's to the
Shaver Gap road, the court ordered it 10 be
opened. H..
ali the Township officers slected at last
election, except Jno. c.. OFT, Assessor Of
Stonewall Township. qualified.
Upon Applicant on of Elias Saum and otis
ers for opening a new road from New Hope
School House to Fairriew Road, Commissi on
sr Of roads is ordered to view and rep r..
Ordered that Overseer Of Poor bind Mar
tina shifiet to William Widney.
Estate of John Cullers, decd, committed To
Sheriff.
II tho matter of petition Of Philip swartz
and others FOR the opening of public coun-
ty road, it is srderel' that Reuben Walt on
run n line between tho premises of parties
named, and said " altor is direct ed to give
by aim for that purpose.
jacob OH appointed Committee. to John
Cash. ..,ss
j. kesa Allen appointed Deputy Colltctor
of Ashby Township. '., :.
In the matter Of the application eff Frank
King for alteration of roa1l Comm issi,aers
reported aud Court ordered alteration to be
madg. 81 .. st.
49, !fTof the Shenandoah Herald
Mr.. Enron: ...
AS your last issue places
my name with the gentlcmen whose n:rnes
are given TO the public, as having made ad-
dresses at a political meeting held at our
last court day, please place me before the
public in the position then occupied, OPP"
posed tc the resolution, instructing cur DELE
gates to the Richmond convention 10 endor.e
Horace Greeley. This WAS the substance Of
the resolution:
My position vas then and is now to wait
for the action Of the Bal: imora Convention.
My friend, Mr. james II. Williams, advised
us IN his address to say but little and do
less, ami wait the resist of the Baltimore
Conven ion. ...-... $751;
believe then, as I do now, that the &C.
ton was premature, to say Tie ieaet of it,
it went oil half cooked, and for one 1 feol
disposed to wait for tie wagon. and if she
convention ana the wisdom of the DemocLht,
ic party thiEk it best TO ride on Greelay g
wagon, why, be II so; but do con fess it is
a hard old cab for Southern gentlemen 10
ride on. If in the end we are obliged to- do
this to help our Southern brethren, l shaH
put on my old CLOTHES, when ! get aboard
that ugly old cab. ! for one think it who'll
ly wrong for us as g, democratic people. by
any action ofours, in public NEE ting,or 9TH
erwise to do that which ia calculated to de>
moralize the great Democratic party, ind
thereby destroy the great principles, for
which cur fathers fought from the founda-
ton Of this once happy, but now miserable
government.
49,. :. II. S. G. ALBERT.