The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-08

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his debt with interest, and therefore he was
not entitled to revive this Judgment This
| appeared to be the view of the jury also, for
they delivered verdict for the defendant
generally. W. A. Sponsler for plaintiff; w.
ii. Sponser for defendant.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
Common Pleas
Fillmore Maust, Esq. and II. H. Stewart,
Esq, students at law, were referred to the
committee of lawyers for examination for
admission to the bar, and the committee were
trieie1 10 report to tho Court on Dec. sOtl
prox,
The inquest on the body Of Wm. j. Scott.
child who was killed in Rye township, was
approved and confirmed. Wallis. atty
The report Of JAS W. .Shull, auditor in the
assigned estate lof 9. M. Clemson, w. II
Sponser, assignee, was filed and approved
n}si
An inquest in lunacy was held on Michael
j.. Horting, and the jury found hin insane
Wm. llorting appointed his committee.
A subpoena in divorce was granted in the
case Of Margaret HarknsQn vs.. ID. NJ Ilar-.
klnson, her husband j +. Junkin, atty.
The judgment entered ON warrant of at
torney by Mary Charles against Joseph
Seller for S097. 80 was stricken from the rec
ord on the ground that the defendant was
dead when IL was entered. Potter, atty.
| The petition of Shuman Miller Of Millers-
permit him to sell liquor in his new Inn was
granted. Sponser, atty.
| In the case of Alex Blessing administra-
| tor of the estate of Michael Shriver, decd
for the use of Isaac d. Iraver VS.. The State
| Mutual Relief Association, in which the de-
fendant acknowledged owing $4Sg 80 to
| plaintiff, the money was ordered TO be paid
into court for distribution. W. A. Sponser,
| attv.
In the case of Jose ph Smith VS.. [. j. TIol-
| nI nt tp1 IN oh VII iudr
ment No. $40 January term 1870, for $500. 0O
should not be opened and defendant let into
a defense, said rule returnable the first day
| of the next term of court. w. III. q E. X.
Sponser, attys.
Road Gases.
| In the matter Of the order to view and Law
out public road from Fourth street i'm New
| port to pointin public road at the mouth
of Purgatory Run, confirmation was refused.
| w. II. Sponser, atty.
In the matter of tie proceeding to take the
| Milerstown Toll Bridge as free bridge in
which the viewers reported that "they did
not deem the toll an unjust burden on the
| public" the matter was continued until the
December Argument Court. w. III. S e. r..
| SpOnser.
In the matter of the report of bridge view
ers appointed to view bridge across the
Sherman's Greek, on the public road leading
from Dellvile to Duncannon, the grand jury
and the court approved the report. Sponsler,
atty
In the matter of the report of viewers ap-
pointed to view, widen and straighten pub
| lie road leading from Brady's Hollow turn
pike, ect., to point in Howe township ON
the public road leading from Newport to
| Montgomerys Ferry, the report was con-
firmed Potter, atty
In the matter of petition for a bridge
| across IShe1man's Creek in Spring township.
James L. Dyen, David Charters and John
A. Wilson were appointed viewers. Rhine.
smith, atty.
In the matter of petition for public
road from point in the public road leading
from Millerstown to Liverpool, near Jos.
UlsE's barn, to point in the public road
along Wild Cat creek in Greenwood town
ship. James K. Stephens, David Moritz and
John II. Noviock were appointed viewers.
Smiley atty.
In the matter of an order to view and lay
out public road from point in a public
road from Ickesburg to Beatown near the
house of Jas. &. Meminger to intersection of
public road at the end of Jas. L. Peck's lane,
in Madison township, the report of viewers
was approved by the court and confirmed
nist. Barnett, atty.
In the matter of the order to review and
straighten public road from Everhart's
garden fence to the corner of the Fair
Ground in Oliver township. the report of the
viewers was approved and confirmed nSsi.
| Barnett, atty.
In the matter of an order to review and
assess damages by reason of the location of
a private road through lands of Isaiah Carl
| and wife in Oliver township, the report of the
viewers was confirmed aisj Barnett, atty.
In the matter of an order to vacate and
change part off public road in Saville twp,
from Samuel Bears to David McCoy's tenant
| house, the report of viewers was approved
nisi. Barnett, atty.
ORPHANS COURT.
Order of sale granted to Wallace Dewitt,
administrator of the estate of Samuel Miller,
decd. Smiley, atty
Grubb, decd, by Geo Mitchell, trustee, to
Lewis Mitchell, for s2,S6O, was confirmed.
w. A. Sponsler, atty.
The sale of real estate of Jonathan Rice,
decd, to Chas. S. Rice, for $500, was confirm
ed. Sponsler, atty.
Order of sale granted to r.. NJ Jones, ex-
ecutof of the estate of Alex. I.ackey, decd
| w. A. Sponsler atty
Alias order of sale granted to Adam Rice,
executor of the will of Nicholas Jacobs, dec d.
| w. A. Sponsler, atty.
Order of sale granted to James E. Stephens,
| administrator of the estate of Isaac w. Silks,
decd. w. II. & e. r. Sponser, attys.
Order of sale granted to David Clouse.
| trustee of Jacob Clouse, decd McAlllster,
atty.
Sale confirmed in the estate of Hance
| Stewart, decd Tract No. 1, sold to Mary
Stewart for $235; Tract No. 2, to Mrs. Catha-
rine Lacy for 5000; and Tract No. to Henry
Miller for 5000. Smiley, atty.
Theof. Miller was appointed guardian of
the minor children of Michael Miller, deed.
bond $400. EarIett, atty.
The report of Hon. Chas. II. Smiley, Aud
| itOr to make distribution of the fund in the
] hands of Henry Kell, administrator of the
estate of Jacob Kell, decd, was confirmed
nfst. Barnett, atty.