The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-11-27
An Abstract of the Proceedings
Of the November Term OF the
County Court.

Geo. Fadely appointed overseer OF
the Poor of Clendenin District, in lieu
of G. T, Beale, failing to qualify.
VIM, Dennis, practicing attorney
permitted to qualify in this court.
Last viii and Testament of Jonas
ROush, deceased, proved by the oaths
of H. II. Blackmore and DR.. ]. R,
Meek, and admitted to probate. Lu-
cinda Roush, the executor therein
named, qualified and gave bond in
the penalty of $1,000. ]. R. Meek,
c. T. Morris, L. F. Roush, w. H,
Clarke and Seth Bumgarner appoin-
ted appraisers.
NJ. NJ. Priddy appointed Constable
in Arbuckle District, until the next
general election, Bond $1,000,
James W. Pearson Surveyor of road
precinct No. s, Clendenin District,
resigned, and Franklin Henry ap'
pointedin his stead.
William seamond, a native Of
Scotland, admitted to all the rights
and privileges of citizen of the
United States.
Lucinda Roush who was on the re-
cognizance of w. G. Johnson, on
charge of Bastardy, this day surren'
dered him to the Court, whereupon
the said Johnson gave new recog-
nizance, with Samuel R, zircle as
his surety, in the penalty of s1OO.-
Case subsequently compromised by
the parties.
VIM. Rifle, assigneeof Buxton and
Miller, allowed s70.14 for bridge tim
Der, for bridge across 10 Mile Creek,
at Buxton's Mills.
Clark Greenlee, assignee of same,
allowed s25.13 for hauling timber for
same bridge.
Henry Sullivan, assignee of same,
allowed s26.50 for hauling fol- same
bridge,
Buxton and Miller, allowed s179.6
for timber furnished same bridge
All above claims ordered paid out Of
County Treasury.
Certificates of the election of Chas.
B. Waggener to the Office of Circuit
Clerk, and j. P. r. B. Smith to the Of.
fee of County Clerk, this day brought
into Court and ordered received.
h C.. 3. Waggener, lately elected
eTtFlrof the eifcdit ooafts this dry
appeared in Court, executed a bond
in the penalty Of 5000, and took the
several oaths of office.
Sarah J. Forbes granted license to
keep hotel at her house in the town
of Leon, until the 8Oth day of April
next.
Joseph Nicholson granted authori-
ty to obtain a State license to sell at
retail, at his house in New Haven,
wine, porter, ale, beer and drinks of
like nature, until the Both day of
April next; bond $500.
The last Will and Testament Of
John Fadely, deceased, admitted to
probate. George Fadely, the execu-
tor therein named, qualified and gave
bond in the penalty of 5000, without
security in accordance with express
intention of Testator. james Mul-
ford, A. G. Eastman and Eldridge
Blaine appointed appraisers.
Patrick Mcclure who was crippled
by falling from the Ohio Ten Mile
Creek Bridge, allowed $40 per month
by the court, to commence on the
LIST day of November, 1878, and to be
expended under the direction Of Jno.
Behan.
Columbus Hawthorne, who was
hopelessly wounded by the Sheriff
while in the discharge of his duties,
allowed the sum of s12O, to be paid
in monthly installments, at $40 per
month, until he die or remove from
the county.
C.B. Waggener and Jno. L. Timms,
Commissioners, appointed by the
Judge of the Circuit Court, to settle
with the Sheriff and other officers oI
Mason County, this day rendered the
report and settlement of D, S, Steven
son, Sheriff, for all school monies fol
the various School Districts for the
year 1877, which was confirmed, an(
ordered to be recorded and filed.
John L. Timms, Commissioner, tc
take, state and settle accounts ofiidu
Charles, this day rendered his reports
of the following named iiduCiaries
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