The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-16
COMMON PLEAS,
Orders of Sale A,uardca.

To B. F. Hall, Assignee of Chas. stutzman,
to sell a tract of land in Carroll twp, contain
ing ia acres. Also another tract situated In
Madison twp, containing so acres and 140
perches.
To VIM. Blain, Assignee of James Barley, to
sell tract of land in Juniata twp, containing
A acres and 9S perches.
To Jacob Buck, Assignee of John G. M'Gln-
mes, to sell the real estate of his asslgnor in
Buffalo township.
To Aaron Shreffler, Assignee, &C., of Samuel
Haines and wife, to sell house and lot in
Newport Borough.
To d. B. Miliken, Assignee, &c., of Jacob
Frownfelter, to sell u tract of land in Spring
twp, containing 23 acres.
10 Geo. F. Ensminger, Assignee, &c, ,of Jas.
q. Sklles, to sell the real estate of his assignor
in Rye township.
TOD. Rlnehart, Assignee of Jos. Ulsh, to sell
real estate of his assgnor in Greenwood twp.
To j. Rinehart, Assignee of Geo. Ulsh, to
sell real estate of his assignor in Greenwood
township.
To j. Rinehart, Assignee of Josiah Hunter,
to sell real estate of his assignor in Borough of
Milerstown.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Money arising from the sale of real estate
of Gotlieb Light, of Centre twp. brought into
Court and rule for its appropriation at October
Term.
Writ de lu',dtico i',quirendo awarded on Ellen
Miller, and w. N. Seibert, Esq, appointed
Commissioner.
On Petition of j. w. Williamson, late Sheriff
of Perry county, an order was awarded to
amend his return to q writ of Oen er., by sub
stituting the name of Rev. B. f. Hall as pur-
chaser of the real estate sold thereon in lieu
of w. A. Sponsler, ESQ.
Rule granted upon Kreamer, Gilhllen,
Weser q Co., and Isaiah Hunter, to show
cause why John Freelahd should not be substi-
tuted to the rights of the Plaintiff in judg-
ment to No. 95 April Term in Common Pleas
of Perry county, Pa.
JAS. A. Gray, Esq, appointed Trustee of
Mrs. Mary A. Mofit, who has been under the
care of the Directors of the Poor, but who has
lately received pension and back pay from the
U. s. Government for a son who was killed in
the army.
Rule granted upon D. M. Bailey to show
cause why the real estate sold to him by G..
Stouffer, Assignee of Levi sweger, should not
be revoked.
Sheriff Gray acknowledged in open Court a
Deed Poll to Jacob Shriver for the interest of
w. B. Gibbens and Ellen Gibbens in tract of
land in Rye township, Perry county.
Also, a Deed Poll to VIM. Everhart for lot
of ground In Millerstown, sold as the property
of Samuel Gable.
The Assignees' Accounts, as advertised and
presented by the Prothonotary, were all con-
frmed.
Report of w. H. sponsler, Esq, Auditor to
ulsbrlDute Dalance IN nanuS OF IL. M. Jones,
Assignee of Jno. B. Shatto, confirmed nj. 81.
In case stated presented to his Honor,
Judge Junkin, for the purpose of ascertaining
whether under existing laws 1t was the duty of
the County Commissioners to keep in repair
county bridges, 1t was ruled that 1t was the
duty of the Commissioners to do so at the ex-
pense of the county.
The several inquisltions on the dead body
found in Gerty's Cave, supposed to be the re-
mains of Samuel E. Albright, held by A. e.
Howe, Esq, and George Zinn, Coroner, were
confirmed by the Court.
Philip Hoffman was discharged from con-
flnement as an insolvent debtor.
The Hotel License of Jno. A. Newcomer, in
the Borough of Bloomfield, was transferred to
], N. Vert,
In the motion for new trial In the cases of
Geo. O. Tharp vs.. Michael Miller, ct. al, the
motion was set aside and new trial refused.
In the application for new trial in case of
Nelson VS.. Gring 81 Co., after argument heard,
the opinion of the Court was held under ad-
visement
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