The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-10-25
CIRCUIT COURT.
of the October Ses>
sion 1854

The Circuit Court for Monongalia
county convened in Morgantown on
Thursday October 10Th with his
Honor, Judge Fleming, on the bench
The following are the proceedings as
nearly as they could be reported be-
fore our going to press:
A Grand Jury was empanelled as
follows: Ulysses Camp, Foreman;
A. j. Santee, L. N. John, H. NJ.
Brand, j. N. Michael, C. w. Martin,
Geo. w. Johnston, d. S. Morris, Jno.
H. Spragg, VIM. /. Vandervort, Geo.
j. Hoffman, Robt. Bailey, Jno. I.
Newman, VIM. c. Haney, T. NJ. Ba-
ker and Jno. Sutton.
State VS. Penn and Sanders, for
selling liquor; judgment, confessed
in s cases for $40 fine and costs.
State vs. Samuel Bowlby; assault.
Indictment not sustained.
Several other State cases disposed
of in different ways.
Jno. H. Hoffman, General Receiver
of this court filed his report accord
ing to law.
Jno. H. Bowlby VS. Ralph L. Berk-
shire. Ordered that this case be
revived in the name Of James San
ders, Admir- of Jno. H. Bowlby, decd.
w. w. Poynter VS. Coverdale Cole:
ejectment. To be tried by jury
and a surveyor appointed to make
survey, and report to court.
Second National Bank VS. Harvey
r. Barnes; debt. Dismissed by pay
ment of the debt to plaintiff.
John Devine's Admir- vs.. Jos. L.
Devine. Dismissed by order of the
plaintiff
F. M. & p. R. R. Co. VS. VIM. j.
Lewis and others. Commissioners
M. R. Chalfant, VIM. Price, VIM. B.
Long, E. j. Evans and Coleman Van
dervort were appointed to ascertain
what will be a just compensation to
the said VIM. j. Lewis and others
for the real estate proposed to be
taken for railroad purposes.
CHANCERY.
Josiah Robe VS. Ann Robes heirs.
Decree for partition or sale of the
land of which Ann Robe died seized.
Jacob Tenants heirs vs. Jacob
Tenants widow ct al. Decree for
partition or sale of the land of which
Jacob Tenant died seized.
VIM. L. Murphy VS. VIM. Murphy's
widow ct al. Decree for sale by
John ]. Brown, Special Commits
sioner.
Jesse Everley VS. Jos. Everley's
heirs. Decree for partition of the
land of which Jos. Everley died
siezed.
c. H. Holyfeld's Admir- VS. Jos. j.
Pomroy The sale of real estate of
which said Holyfield died seized,
approved and confirmed for 1856.
Simon Eddy VS. Elias Metz ct al.
On motion of the plaintiff and by
leave of the court he has leave to
pay to Receiver of Court 1920 and
said Receiver to loan out said sum.
Zadoc w. Corrothers VS. Rebecca
j. Corrothers. The sale of the II
acres, made by l.. S. Hough, Com'r
approved and confirmed.
Isaac Evans Admir- VS. Isaac
Evans heirs. The sale made by C.
B. Ollie Com'r of the real estate of
Isaac Evans, decd, approved and
confirmed.
Nathan Cox's heirs VS. Nathan
Cox's heirs. Decree for partition of
the land of which Nathan Cox died
seized. S. C. Stewart, Jno. S. Hood
and James Thorn Commissioners.
Eugenius Clark vs. Louisa Lem
mon widow ct al. Decree for parti
tion or sale Of the land of which John
Lennon died seized.
Isaac A. Stevens ct al vs. Malon C.
Stevens. Decree of partition of land
of which Rebecca Stevens died seized
into A equal parts according to guam
tity, quality and value which is APP
proved and confirmed.
Henry w. Dusenberry vs. JoI.n
Dusenberry's infant children. De-
cree confirming the partition Of the
land of which John Dusenberry died
seized into 4 equal parts, according
to quality and value.
Further proceedings next week.
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