Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-04-09
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
March Term. 1892.

Following fiduciary accounts were
confirmed and ordered to be record
ed: Report as to the debts and de-
mands against estate of John Fl.
Ross, doceased-audits of estate of
John T Powell, William H. Grant
and John P. McMEath-orphan &c
counts of Margaret X. and Annie w.
Turner, and Louis D. and Alonzo W..
Heath. ..y
Following fines were paid into
court: BY Emory Maflitt, J. P, So,
received of John Fenwick and James
Pointer, for disturbing public peace
by Wm.T. Parks, J. p, So, received
OF Oliver Barnes. and $3.50, received
of Z A. Gummerson, for assault and
battery.
George A. Edmonds qualified us adj
m;nistrator Of Leroy S. Edmonds, de.
ceasad-.A. S. Taylor as administra-
tor of Jesse nrnmmond, deceased
James Barnes as administrator of
Samuel Barnes, dcceascd-Patricll
II. Conorton MS administrator of
Charles b. Crockett. deceased.
Certificate To obtain Law license was
entered in favor of VIM. A. P. strang.
!nqnests held By VIM. NJ Taylor,
J. P, and acting coroner. over Archie
W. Die, deceased, and james West,
deceased. were returned and fled.
Rarroom license was granted to
Jackson Il. helllln ut his house at
Belle Haven.
A regular grand Jury was empan-
elled and returned indictments, true
bills): One for hnnscbrcaking with
intent to commit larceny, two for as
sault and battery, two for felonious
dredging, one for petit larceny, one
for unlawful trespass, and one for oc-
cupying natural oyster rock-and
mot trne bills): one for taking oysters
unlawfully, one for assault and bat
terry, nine for taking oysters felon-
iously, and one for obstructing the
waters adjacent to landings.
Levin Booth and Henry Bowden,
witnesses, showing sufficient reasons
for their absence, rules against them
were discharged.
Following accounts in lnnacy and
criminal cases were allowed. payable
out of State treasury: DR.. J. T.
Sledge, 81; Levin T. Phillips, 81;
Thomas e. Clayton, Is accounts). 50,
81 and So; Thorosood B. Mason, $1.50;
Vim. Somers, Daniel Byrd, Samuel j.
Iilliston, James W. Martin, Henry
T. Lankford, Edward T. Somers, 81
each; Isaac Somers, Littlcton Trader
and Frank P. Somers, so cents each;
DR. John W. Bowdoin, $3.50.
Orders payable out of the county
treasury in road and bridge matters
were entered as follows: DR.. j. W.
Short, S31.8S; John r. Duncan, S1.G5;
Jacob E.sparrow, 50; James A. Win
der, 50; George W. Evans, 81; Harry
w. GUSTS, 81; George W. Carrot, SO;
James L. Savage, s1a; William Rev
of JAS, IS; s. S. Martin, IS; Eowdoin
shreaves. Sl3: James 7. Justis, SS4.39;
Samuel Brimer, 81; James H. 1indle,
sS; Elijah Russell, S17.61; S. G. Tur.
lington, sS; WIN. t. Gardner, Sc; c.
B. Savage, s.; John w. Mears, $12
VIM. j. Barnes, 81; YIN. e. Lilliston,
| 81; John S. Amos, SC; Robert J. Crop
per, So; j. w. Relote, Sc; H. c. Davis,
81; CIV. Stockley, s11; John R. Rev,
SO; James II. Powell, Sc, w. T. Mel
son, 81; G.. r. Banting, ST. Alfred J.
Matthews, s11; e. T. Lang, g ordersl
$13, S12 and sc; Josenh G. Borgs, IS
F. T. Stockley, s.; Win. FL. Pruitt
S14 so; Teackle II. Taylor, S14; VIM
H. Marshall, I13; VIM. J. Johnson
SIG; William G. Northam, 81
William Russell, s11; George A
Edmonds, sc; Chas. w. Northam, Sc
o. H. Taylor, So; Edwin n. West
SS3; G. c. II. Taylor, So; J. S. Davis
$50; John ]. Hopkins, $40; W. G. Fox
rs; Thos. B. Phillips, 81; John Somers
SIG; TeaclSle L. Byrd, $40; John e
Harmon. $40; John W. Heath, S13
A. +. Vessels, ST; L. Fodder, 81
Kellam & Fosque. s1.5O; VIM. J
Eichelberger, P. II. Twyford, Edward
hEilliner, VIM. Twyford, Eli Bull
Robert T. Crotch. w. "A. Bloxom
Samuel Vessels, Samuel Taylor, O
John, Revel J. Taylor, 81 each; Geo
Taylor, e accounts) 81 and $2.2S
Patrick Rev and George R. Mears
50 EACH; James Bull, John H. Spar
row, James Mason, 81 each; G.. S
Witham & Bro, S.; Floyd w. Top
ping and VIM. H. Ewell, So each
Mrs. Betsy Vessels, $3.50; John R
Kellam's executors, $3.50; Maggie N
Groton's guardian, IS cents; VIM
Groton and Albert Gillespie, so cents
each; L James Gunter and John r
Ayres, Sd each; Miss Sarah Walston
$1o75; Samuel w. Matthews, 50, and
Ira Hopkins, $13.
Elijah Russell filed his annual re
port as surveyor of public roads il
the district of the Islands.
Inspectors Of oysters made report
of collections &C., for quarter ending
February 18th, 1892, as follows: VIM
J. Barnes, inspector of 5th district
collections, s4S1.61, due State, s433.4;