The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-15

Tar COURTS. = Circuit Coprt.-Ihis
Court met Yesterday at the usual hour,
and transacted the following ouSine0s'
Judge Melvin on the bench: -, 60
Upon application of Lydia w. ctout'
Daniel Peck was appointed trustee IN
RI at deed tor her benefit IN place Oh
former trustee, now deceased, and author
feed to convey the property to her.
In the case OF Priscilla Donel Va. ne
derika Hadlck, the judgment OF tne
County Court was reversed, and new
trial awarded, and on motion OF plaintin'
leave was granted TO amend the declars:
ton and case was remanded 70 rules luz
that purpose.
In the case of Peter Delsplain VS..
Samuel Snodgrass, an order OF pu6iics-
,ion was directed against nonresident
defendants.
In the case of A. Ridgely, executor, w.
! James Heavey, administrator, decree
WAS entered against the personal repre-
entative of Edward Smith, defendant.
! In the matter of representation upon
the estate of Mary Marlin, deceased, the
order OF the Clerk of the County Court,
affirmed by the County Court, appoint
| ing F. Muldoon administrator OF the
estate, WAS set aside, the said order having
/ been made within sixty days after the
death of said intestate. j. +. Mckehna,
living bond, WAS appointed administra-
or.
In the case o. &. w. McKelvy VS..
Julia Kelly, u divorce was granted the
plaintiff on the ground OF aoando nmeht.
In the case of Elizabeth Rust VS.. Gus
tavis Rust, a decree of divorce was
Granted plaintiff on the ground OF cruelty.
In the case of Margaret Potts vs..
VIM. ID. Potts, decree OF divorce was
granted plaintiff on the ground OF deser-
ton.
Schaffer, bill and crOss-bill for divorce,
the same was denied either party and bills
dismissed.
In the case of Ii. NJ. Russell, trustee,
vs. Henry Roberts and others, an order
of reference was entered to ascertain
leins and other claims against estate OF
defendant.
In the case of w. Ii. Chapman, as
sIcnee, VS.. James T.. Forbes, the cause was
removed from the county court under the
statutes and doclieted.
In the case of Catherine Friery VS..
John Klevis, the same order was entered.
Robert Junkins presented bill for
$3.50, expenses incurred in srresting
Peter Mazoni, charged with felony,
which being verified, was approved and
certified.
The case of George Spindler VS.. VIM.
link & Son, was submitted upon demur-
rer to declaration.
In the case of S. NJ. Darrah We. w.
w. Willer Il Co., Geo, K. Tingle. Sher-
If, was appointed receiver in place of
Joseph Salisbury, and directed to sell
the property Of the partnership hereto
fore directed To be sold.
In the case of Margaret Wilson We. the
city of Wheeling, the question arising
upon the supercedeas heretofore awarded
to the judgement of the county court
WAS submitted, TO be argued in vacation.
In the case of w. w. Blanchard vs..
.Jos. w. Britt, the motion to reverse de-
cree was argued and submitted
In the ease OF Mary Marling VS.. Eli
iah Marling, Injunction was dissolved
and bill dismissed.
In the case Of j. w. Zane vs. Fink
and I,ne, the cause was argued and sub
mittCd.
In the case of j. W. Camden, trustee,
VS.. W. z. & B. i. +. Co.. p. w. Bosley,
administrator of Daniel Sleenrod, WAS
allowed to file his petition setting up a
claim for the damages in controversy.
The exceptions OF the plaintiff to answer
Of the railroad were overruled, and
plaintiff declining to reply to the snsWe
the bill was Dismissed.
John McClave, Of Ohio county, was
admitted to practice IN this court.
Court adjourned till the next term in
course.
Ppiicc q urt-At the morning ses
sion OF this court, Saturday, there were
no cases disposed OF, but at the matinee
fourteen trsmps were arrsingned OH the
'vag list" and sent to the rock pile.
They,,will doubtless assist Commissioner
Lconnart clean out the cutters to-day.
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