The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-02-05
Tomlinson q POlsley, assOon as they


Tomlinson & Polsley, assoon as they
vacate it.
Upon application of Hiram Nc.
Dernlitt and others, for public road
in Cooper District, leading from the
house Of James 7. Greer, Frank Day,
Hiram McDermitt, and others, to the
old turnpike road, at the FIVE mile
post, the same being an extension Of
the road leading from School House
No. 5, which proposed extension will
pass School House No. 8, on the lands
Of Hiram McDermitt.
James L. Love, Hiram Stephen
son, William Garland and F. W.
sisson, appointed Viewers, and or.
dered to report at next term.
John Mumaw granted authority to
obtain State license to sell at'fetaiI
wine, porter, ale, beer and any drink
of a like nature, at the store house Of
NJ. Hogle, on Front street in the
town Of Mason. Bond $500; license
to commence LIST day Of February,
1879, and to expire on the Both day
Of April, 1879.
The Sheriff ordered fl keep all
persons behind the bar Of the Court,
except the officers thereof attorneys,
clients and witnesses. Deputies Of
said sheriffin his absence, ordered
to carry this order into effect.
G. Shrewsbury tedperhission
to erect a stairway, three feet wide
from Main street over the corner Of
southwest c6rner Of the Court House
lot, for the purpose Of iusress and
egress to and from the second story
of his building.
John D. Timms, Commissioner, to
take, state and settle accounts Of f.
duciaries, this day rendered his re.
ports and settlements ofSthe follow
ing named fduciaries, which were
and ordered toberecorded.
W. H. Hogg and Jacob Hnopp, .Bx-
ecutors of Thomas G. Hogg, deceased;
William H. Tomlinson, Guardian for
William P, Love and Maggie.Loye.
D. S. Stevenson, Shejtfs granted
permission to appoint George R.
Henry as his Deputy, whsssupon the
said Henry appeared in open Court
and took the several oaths prescri-
bed for officers.
H, L, Whaley, Constable of'Eewis
District, designated by thecourt to
serve process in any case wherein
the Sheriff is interested. (.
H. ]. Fisher, Jr, F, A. Guthrie,
]. w, English, w. II. Tomlinson and
D, W. Polsley, appointed by the
Court, to prepare resolutions Of res
pect upon the death of George Mar
tin, Esq, a member Of this Bar.
1.-THE Resolutions reported by the
above named Committee, were pub.
lished in our last issue.-ED. REG.
II. Sophia Polsley, widow of Yves
ton Polsley, appointed Guardian for
her children as follows; Emma g.,
Walter W., Frank E., George j., Eli
"a ", and Julia NJ, POlsley. Bond
$500.
James A, Casio, Constable Of Wag,
gener District, rendered his resigna-
ton, which was accepted by the
Court, and thereupon the President
of said Court appointed &. A. Young
in his room and stead, until the next
regular election. Bond $4,000.
Henry Capehart of Graham Dis
trict, released from erroneous assess
ment upon tract Of land in said
District, in this, that he is charged
upon the land book with 20 acres Of
land, when in truth and in fact, he
has Dut III acres. Same ordered TO
be certified to the Sheriff and audi
ted.
The Court transacted considerable
business, disposing of quite u nun,
Der of law and Chancery causes, and
allowed d number of claims against
the county. Usual allowance made
to petit jurors in attendance upon
this term.
Court adjourned until the first day
of the next term, which is the 18th
day Of March, and a term for the
trial of causes.
Tribute II Respect.
WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased a. mer.
ciful and just God togemove from
.Dnr hrnt bnrhonI m no.f l.s.tn enirif