Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-05-09
County, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
AoriI Term. 1901.


recorded; James II. Feddeman's trus
account-audits of estates of Louis
Crockett, George Young, Stepher
Hopkins. John E. Ames, William T
Gibbons, Lee J. Gibbons, and an &C
count of Margaret S. Ames, with ex
ecutors of John E. Ames, deceased
Orphan accounts of William IT,, Mar
gle F., Mary Lee and James T. Glib
bons with Alfred j. Gibbons, theil
acting guardian, Stella V, Bessie L..
Benjamin F., Alice NJ. and Blanche
NJ. Bull, with Joseph S. Bull, theil
guardian.
S. r. Nelson, ]. p, paid into court
$3.50 fine received of John Croppe,
for unlawfully disturbing church
fair.
John A. Bundicll, qualified as ad
ministrator C. t. a. of Sallie Chandler
deceased.
Lewis Poulson, qualified as guard
! ian aof his children, Edmund, Sarah
Jane, William Eslie, Wilmer and
Nellie poulson.
John A. Bundick, qualified MS
guardian of Charles Andrew, William
r.. Margie F., Lee May and James T.
Gibbons. orphans of William T. Glib
bons. deceased.
Authority to celebrate rites of mat
rimony were granted to Revs. John
f. Anderson and Edmund II. Der
rickson; of NJ. +. Church.
Order entered exempting Edward
s. Kellam from road duty hccansc
phvsicnllv unable to ncr'orm manral
labor AMI Henry p. Mason. of N,
from payment of capitation tax be-
caU:c of blindness.
Authority to obtain license to man
ufacture oil from fish known rs ale
wives and to haul sninn &C heads OF
gangs were granted to American FISH
Guano Co., William i. Read, Pety 7
Die and Edward Chandler.
Report of commissioners assigning
dover to Rcvel ]. Lewis widow, was
filed and confirmed.
Lorenzo y. Mears. .Tr, was appoint
ed surveyor of roads in place of Ed
ward r. Martin resigned, and Thos.
Phillips in place of George S. Mapp
resigned.
Authority to purchase material to
repair bridges was granted to George
w. and F. T. Stockley, respectively
Report of commissioner Charles p
Finney, of repairs to bridge over
Leatherbury Branch was confirmed
Order entcrn1 discharging George
Tankard from Imprisonment, he hay
ing served his term and being unable
to pay fine and costs.
Themes r. Ayrcs, resigned as ex.
ecutor of Polly Ayres, deceased.
Commonwealth VS.. George Savage
ION Indictment for carrying razor con.
cealeN. Defendant tried, convicted
and fined $50 and costs OF prosecu-
ton.
Commonwealth VS.. Tony Fl. Mid
dleton ION indictment for assault and
battery. Defendant tried, acquit-
ted and discharged.
Commonwealth VS.. N. Y. P. & n. r.
R. Co, ION Indictment for obstructine
public road at Hallwood and Tasley
station). Defendant tried, found
guilty and fined $50, for each offence
and cost of prosecution.
Upon petition of James G.. Fox and
others, for q public road from Gar
gatha to seaside. Petition filed and
order appointing viewers to examine
route &C.
James H. Fletcher, Jr., qualified as
administrator of Walter F. Brod.
water, deceased.
Last will of John M. Pitts, was
proved and John @. A. Herring, oil
Philadelphia, qualified as admins
traitor c. t. a.
Col. John L. Thomas, of Baltimore
qualified to practice law in county
court of Accomack.
Richard Bayly, of RS estate was
committed to hands of John H. Wise
Sheriff, for administration.
George w. Barnes, administrator
C. t. a. VS.. Frank Barnes &C., infants
Report of j. w. G.: Blackstone, filed
and order entered confirming same.
Application of Noah E. Miles, sur
veyor, for means to repair his road
Report of commissioner William T
Parks, ST., received and entered, and
order appointing viewers with in
structions.
Commonwealth vs.. pungy, J. W
Brooks, ION an information). Report
of John H. Wise, Sheriff, filed and
order entered approving and remov
ing cause from docket.
Orders entered substituting J. H
Fletcher, Jr., trustee in place of Johr
D. White, deceased, in deed from
Richard Bayly, of R., for benefit o.
James A. Hail.
Order on county treasurer in reaG
and bridge matters were entered al
follows: G. P. Finney e accounts
$S7.25; F. E. Kellam, $99.S4; West
Willis s. Wyatt, $500; J. w. Edmonds
$3.50; James 7. Hurst, 81; N. a
Smith, $500; William T. Parks, $500
John L. Gillespie, $500.
License to keep hotel was grant
ed respectively to D. A. Martin, Pun
colleague; G.. L. Doughty, Bell Hav
en-; Duffield Savage, Drummondtowr
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