The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-06-05

Upon application for public road
on part Of EN-. Roseberry in Glen.
denim and Arbuckle Districts, report
defective. Viewers ordered to amend
and report at next term.
Upon application of Jos. Richard
for public road; cause continued and
j. L. Rice one Of land owners order.
ed summoned in.
W. II. Tomlinson allowed credits
for money expended for his Ward,
Martha Mcdaniel, as per his settle
ment had with John E. Timms,
Commissioner.
Upon application of c. W. Mau.
pin for change of public road, ordered
that Surveyor of road precinct No, l,
in Union District, do proceed immo-
diately to open up the old road run
ming from a point on the Kanawha
River to the house of VIM. King.
NoTE.-The Court at n subsequent
day of the term modified the above
order, so as to permit Mr.. King to be
heard in opposition to the opening
of said road and continued it until
the July Term.
On application of Lydia Ropsh ct.
al. for the establishment of public
road in Graham District, beginning
at a corner dividing the farms of the
petitioners Roush and Grimm, thence
down the hill, &C., intersecting the
turnpike near the Ohio River. Geo.
Weaver, Carleton Young aud james
Lawson appointed viewers.
james II. Couch, Jr,, Commission
err, rendered the report and settle
ment of R. S. Hawkins, administra-
tor of w. B. Hawkins, decd, which
was confirmed and ordered to be
recorded.
Upon application of H, W, Allis
and others for change of road, James
Walker, Surveyor of road precinct
No. 10, Clendenin District, authori-
zcd to have the public road leading
to the Kanawha River, where it runs
through the lands of H. Wallis, so
changed that the division line be.
tween petitioner and others shall be
in the middle of the public road,
Andrew Long, one of hands attach.
ed to road precinct No. 1, in Glen
denim District, exempted from labor
by reason of his infrmity.
On application of John Pauline
and others for tho establishment of
public road in C!endenin District,
beginning at a public road known
as the Buffalo road, near said Pau
lines house and black smith shop,
thence through his land, to the land
of B. Schultz, &C., &c. Road estab-
lished and D. w. Skinner ordered to
open same.
Mary A. Harris appointed admin
istratrix of her husband, VIM. Har.
ris. Bond $500. A. L. Sehon, H.
f. Donnally and james Mckee APP
pointed appraisers.
Mary A. Harris appointed Guard.
ian for her infant children. Bond
$500.
H, L. Whaley, Constable of Lewis
District, asked the Court to relieve
A. R. Darst his security from further
liability, which was accordingly
done, whercupon he gave new bond
with Perry Lemaster as his security.
Bond 100000.
Rev. A. ]. Wheeler, colored, q
Minister of the Gospel, in full con-
nection with the NJ. E. Church, was
granted permission to solemnize the
rites of matrimony in all the coun-
ties of the State. Bond $500.
On application of W. II. Beeler
and others for public road in Union
District, beginning at the Jackson
and Mason county line, near the res
idence of William A. Barnett, to
run with the main road and leaving
ridge road through the lands of VIM.
Barnett, &c. Eli LETTERS, VIM, Cain
and Richard Beatty appointed view
ers and ordered to report at the next
term, u
Jos. Robson granted license to sell
at retail spirituous liquors, &C., until
the Goth day of April next, at his
house in the District of Waggenor.
Bond $500. l..
John w. Gard appointed Road
Surveyor Precinct 10 in Arbuckle
District,