Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-02-28

The county court. Judge Johu N H'ndron,
presiding, met on Monday last, and is still
in session. We give summary Of the bus
iness transacted up t, last night.
WILLS ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
The will of Saml G. Fauber, was admit
ted to probate The will Of Geo Ware. =
very respectable colored cooper, who left 70
children, was admitted to probate In"
large number Of leg atees made the division
an intricate matt er. A horse and cart was
TO be divided among several boys, and there
we're number OF legatees to each piece OF
personal property. To one daughter as
token of his remembrance he gave my
green press Thu, will concludes with a
solemn Injunction Il, his heirs to wrong no
man."
ADMINISTRATOR AND EXEC UToRs
J. A. B. wilson AID G Koiner, qual
fled as administrators of M'ryS Long D.
s Wine. qualified as ad IN nisfrator Of Thos
r. Jones CYRUS Mellon n. quilted a. ad
minst-ator Of Alex Mellon. The pow RS
Of G B. Koincr, as ex. cutor Of II u.
Koiner, were revoked Daniel Michigan
on lifted az administrator sAf Ds nnis Nelli'
gan.
GRAND JURY PRRsEN tn TENTS.
The Grand Jury brought in true bl''
against Harry McCutchon (e''!ored) fo'
house brosking near Spring II u; agnn''
Jas G. & ,sser.uan, house breakin AMI lar
ceny near Churc hvile: against Eliram M
and Alex G. S'toutemeyer, for unlawful
tres-pass; sgain.t the same parties and ID
NJ Huffner. FIR as saul on W Clarke and
against Hiram. A lex G. and Reuo n
Stoutemeyrr, for uni. wtul tresspass- 1'hes'
cases of tire. spass aud assault grow odt OF
el,im by the Messrs Stout"meyer, that
property used for free SCI WOOL purposes had re,
verted to them by the t. rms OF will, ao
their att 'mpts t. possess t.
ASSAULTS AND TIRE sspAss.
The following commopwea Hh cases were
tried and decided as follows: Jno b Eau.
yer. for unlawful 'resspass an removing .
house of Dr.. MoChesney's. vas fined
$3.50: VIM. Taliaferro. for ass ult on
John Mullen was fined $40; WIN Stop.
dale, for an assault OF John M uliru, wa.
fined $40; Preston Green and Jo. In W bite
charged with burning shanty, were dis.
emerged.
SUIT ON NOTE.
The trial Of the suit Of John Saunders
agsinst the administrators of Sam'l Sterrstt.
decd for tho value Of note for 1872
was commenced The defendants plead thai
NJ consideration was received by the de.
ceased. and that he wrote it from habit O
scribbliug on pieces ofp.per. The note wa
drawn in 1859 and is yell w rom ago. and
on the back is the following verso
soft fond remembrance brings to mind,
My youthful friends Of yore,
And sad reflection max me sad.
To think we meet 20 more"
On another part of the back Of the note
is what, though erased, has been decipherea
by experts to be a quotation from Watts
hymns as foil rvs:
Liars are always found out
Whatever way they turn about,
In every place By night or day,
Gods eye see. all We do and say
The case is still progressing. This is
the se,ond trial, the first having resulted in
divided jury.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Joo B. Quidor. Jas F. Davis, W H.
Wooddell and Jno B Smith, renewed their
bonds as Notsrios Public.
E. NJ Cushing. qualified as coroner Of
Augusta Co.
A certificate was granted to jacob n.
Dull, Jr., for Communication for an artificial
leg.
David B Hepton. wa, sppointea Road
Commissioner. for Middle River Township
vice Geo. Tnberman.
The petition of VIM. G. Mck,emy, and
others. for change Of road VS.. referred.
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