Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-01-09

/ eel SJ6I.20, cue STATE iU.oS-NYID J.
J. Barnes, 9TH district, $1,OO0.48, due
State $9OS.53-James E. Anderton,
9Th district, S753.26, due State s677.-
Charles P. Finney, 9th and 9th
districts, S9S2.6O and $555.5O, due
State 5000 and $500, respectively
Solomon Warner, I'd district, $108S,
due State s17s5.
James P. Dougherty qualified as
administrator of Vim. NJ. Riley. de-
ceased-L. Floyd Mock as admins
traitor of Emma L. Kennard, deceased
and Margaret S. Mears, deceased
Wesley S. Phillips, as administrator
of Catharine Harmon, deceased-Geo.
w. LeCato, as administrator of Ed
win F. LeCato, deceascd-Jos. R..
Riggs, as administrator of Vim. Kill
mon, of John, ACKNOWLEDGMENT G..
Mears, as administrator Of Mary j..
Sturgis, deceased-James t. West,
as administrator of Henry Rogers,
| deccased-Alfred J. Liiliston, as ad-
| ministrator of Harriet Poolman, de-
ceased, and James r. Hickman, as
administrator of Thos. Bagwell, col
ored, deceased.
Geo. w. LeCato qualified as guar
dian of Emma W. LeCato, infant
child of Littleton T. LeCato, and
James L. Smith, as guardian of John
t. Smith, orphan of Vim. Smith, de-
ceased.
On application of John Gardner,
his liquor license was transferred to
East Point. near SavaGeville.
Accounts against Commonwealth
in criminal and lunacy matters were
allowed as follows: Levi R. Boggs,
j. P, SO; Asa J. Crockett, S.; Wm.
NJ. Taylor, j. p, $50: Old. Doughty,
constable, s9O.O1; A. S. Taylor, ]. P,
So.
Authority to celebrate the rites of
matri:nony was granted to John A..
Boom, Of Nc. j.. Church.
Vim. 3. Fits was appointed eur
veyor of road in place of John W..
Mcars, Thos. Edward Somers in place
of Marcelius Small, James &. Fox in
place OF Vim. s. Nelson, Albert J.
Rev in place. of VIM. Rev, Of j., and
Beniamin T. Parks in place of VIM.
r. Parks, Jr.
Orders on-county treasurer in road
and bridge matters were entered as
follows: For L. r. Stocklcy, s5.G1
and ss.o1; WIN. r. Fleminr, $3.50
John W. Rolotc. 4oi cents; D. Frank
White & Fro, Sc 40 and $500; c. c..
Fl. Taylor. - cents: g. B. Jones &
Bro, $50; It. L. Byrd, so cents;
Floyd w. Tonring. 50; McComas
Justic, 10 cents; A. 7. T.iliston, s34. i2
and s4Lss; VIM O. Hall, a1.ao, and
S. +. Stevenson, SO IS.
Petition of L. W. Mears and others,
for bridge over Rogers branch. Pc
tition filed and commissioner apnoint-
ell to view-and report necessity, if
any.
Rules against VIM. Kilmon, Jere-
miah Ames anil George Ames, wit
nesses, were discharged for cause
shown.
Commonwealth VS.. James Harmon,
ION Indictment for selling liquor to a
minor). Defendant tried found rot
guilty by the Jury and discharged.
Commonwealth VS.. VIM. Marsh.
ION Indictment for felony. Defen-
dant appeared and because of absent
witnesses, cause had to be continued
and defendant gave bond to appear
and answer on Cd day of April term
next.
Commonwealth VS.. Kosciusko Dun
ton, ION indictment). Nolle proseoui
entered.
Commonwealth VS.. Duffield Saw
age Ton Indictment for shooting in
public street at Drummondtown).
Defendant appeared into court,plead
i guilty and was fined S. and costs of
prosecution.
Commonwealth VS.. Cyrus Marshall
Ton indictment for selling liquor I'M
lawfully in local option district of
Atlantic). Defendant plead not gull
ty. evidence heard, Jury failed to
agree and nolle prosequi entered.
VIM. Young VS.. Geo. w. Perkins
ION attachment for rent). Judgment
for plaintiff and order for sale OF at
tached effects.
Jas. A. Hall VS.. David T. Topping,
&C., ION attachment for rent). Judg-
ment for plaintiff and order for sale
OF attached effects.
Rules to show cause, why they
should not be fined, were awarded
against e. J. Corbin, W. B. Shield
and J. T. Shield, witnesses for the
Commonwealth.
On application of John R. Guy, he
was authorized to assign his bar
room license at Point of Forks, near
Onancock, to VIM. Wharton, colored.
The qualification of John w. Gill
let, as Judge of county court of Acco-
mac, was received and recorded.