Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1896-04-11
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
March Term. 1896.

| March Term, 1910.
Last will of Esther L. Ashby was
proved.
Last will of Robert Custis, colored,
was proved and L. Floyd Mock
qualified as executor.
Last will of Lybrand j Kilmon was
proved and his widow, Susan NJ. Kill
mon, qualified as executrix.
Last will of Custis M. Dunton was
proved and Luther N. Boggs qualified
as administrator with will annexed.
Last will of Melinda W. Smith was
proved and Charles P. Finney quail
fed as executor.
Last will of Joseph G. Beloate was
proved and G.. Fred Kelly. one of the
executors relinqulshed his right to
qualify end Thomas G. Pitts, the
other executor, qualified.
Last will of Ira Payne was proved
and William j. Glib qualified as
administrator with will annexed,
Charles Ludwig Flick, native OF
Germany, declared his intention to
become a citizen of the United States.
Samuel Richardson qualified as
administrator of Margaret Richard
son.
J. EARLY Grinnalds qualified as
guardian of his sister, Eva s. Grin
maids.
Teackle R. Chase qualified as adj
ministrator of Emory j. Chase.
James F. Ward, administrator of
Christopher C. Mears, executed new
bond in a larger penalty.
Joseph R. Riggs qualified as notary
public for county of Accomac.
Following fiduciary accounts were
confirmed and ordered recorded: Au-
dts of estates of Sabra Conquest,
John w. Belote, John NJ. West,
Thomas Mcconnell, James H. Belote
and Geo. w. McMath-orphan &C
counts of John S. and Mabel B. Nc
Math, Harvey L., Charles E., Lloyd
W., William c., and Emma May
Gilden, MILFORD, Lena, and Robert
Hall, Harry A. Hopkins, Orrin f.,
Robert j., and Catharine G. Taylor,
Carson Egbert Kilmon, Maggie H.,
and Annie w. Turner-trust accounts
of Edward J. Corbin and wife and
George L. Major, ct. ais.
The oaths of office of mayor and
councilmen of the towns of Belle
Haven and Saxis were returned to
the court and recorded.
Orders on State treasurer were al
lowed as follows: Emory Maffitt, j.
P, s1.5O; James B. Taylor, constable,
$14SO; Thomas G. Clayton, j. P, 81;
A. S. Taylor, J. P, 81 and $3.50; L.
Thomas Phillips, ]. P, 81 and $3.50;
Tankard G. Kellam, constable, $9.7O;
Samuel c. Nelson, special constable,
SLIGO; jailer, $51.45; sheriff, $500;
Thos NJ. Truitt, constable, $500
Tully J. Matthews VS.. Henry G.
Vessels, on warrant removed by
J.P. Gor $4O) for timber. Judgment
for plaintiff for 81 cents and costs.
Retail liquor license was granted to
Levy r. Core, at Point of Forks, near
Onancock.
Commonwealth VS.. Jesse W.
Crockett, Jr., ION Indictment for
felonious seduction.) Cause dismissed
and costs paid into court.
Commonwealth VS.. Jesse W.
Crockett, Jr., ct. ais, ION i scire
facias.) Recognizance spared, cause
dismissed and costs paid into court.
Thomas w. Russell was appointed
trustee in place of William j.
Chandler, in deed from James r.
Hudson and wife, for benefit of James
H. Lynch.
On petition of Tully ]. Matthews
for public outlet. Order establish.
ing outlet and requiring petitioner
Matthews to pay the damages to the
proprietor of the land and the costs
of the proceeding.
Commonwealth VS.. VIM. 7. Lewis
ION three indictments for felonious
dredging.) Defendant tried, con
victed on first two indictments, sent
to jail for one minute in each case and
to pay a fine of So in each case and
costs, and acquitted on third indict
ment.
Commonwealth VS.. Vim. 7. Lewis,
ct. ais, ION scire facias.l Recogni-
zance spared and cause dismissed.
Quigley & Mullen VS.. Mrs. s. T..
Martin ION appeal from judgment of
a Justice of the peace.) Cause con
tinued until I'd day of next term.
Upon petition of Jas. H. W. Parks
for public bridge, over head of Bag
wells creek. Petition filed and order
entered appointing viewers.
Commonwealth vs.. Sydney Mason
ION Indictment for felony.) Defend
ant tried, acquitted and discharged.
Sunday Sc h0oI Convention.
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