Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-07-02
JERSEY heifer for sale 10 months
old has been milking three months.
A. Z. MCCLUNG, Lewisburp.
Greenbrier Circus. Court.

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ton for grand larceny, and one against
Hezekiah Blankenship for murder -
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. against VIM
Scudder for trespass three against
Cal Massie for unlawful retailing and
one against Wallace Rlgsby for same
one against l.. l.. Haynes and Nora
May for lewd and lascivous cohabita
ton, and one against Lon l.. Haynes
for adultery and fornication one each
against the following parties for carry
ing pistol: Joe Nicely, Jack Wine
brener, Norman Nicely, Rob't Cham,
bers, Jos. Grouse, &. p. Martin, Ella
WARTS, Albert McClung, Thos. S
Grouse and w. X. Jones.
LAW ORDERS.
John Livesay, l.. w. Squires, John
Brown, Newton Mann and John Reid
were appointed trustees for the Mount
Pleasant VI. L. Church near Walnut
Grove.
J. A. Miller, Jacob Argabrite, Light
Eary and S. w. Anderson were ap-
pointed trustees for the Asbury NJ. f..
Church, South.
n. &. Mcneil and J. G. Garfield were
admitted to practice in the Court.
Rupert Parker charged with breaking
and entering Mrs. MacFarIand's house
on Little Creek, this county, was tried
and acquitted.
John G. Berry was allowed an account
against the State for $500.
Bank of Lewisburg VS.. L. F. and In
diana Wicker. Judgment for plaintiff
for 1853 so, with interest and cost.
State VS.. Frank Beard. Tried by the
Court, and defendant acquitted.
Elvira Piercy vs.. A. J. Piercy. In
trespass. Order for survey entered.
Sarah b. Massie vs.. Jacob II. Massie
and Dora G. Egnor vs.. Jacob II. Mas
sic. Matters in difference settled and
cases dismissed.
Dick SPOTS and Houston Bowden
pleaded guilty of larceny, and were sem
fenced to the Pepitentiary, the former
for two, the latter for three years.
These are the men that stole Mr.. Frank
Ellis bacon, in Irish Corner district,
a few weeks ago.
Mabel Corbin was allowed an account
against the State for $1,000 for services
as stenographer.
Ben. HurXthal ct ais VS.. st. Lawrence
b. and NJ FIG Co. Award of arbitrators,
Preston, Denning and Mann, entered
up as the judgment of the Court.
State vs. George Berry. Defendant
tried by jury for the murder of Geo.
Rutherford at the White Sulphur last
June, found guilty of murder in the
second degree. and sentenced to the
penitentiary for Is years.
State VS.. Edward Culp. On a charge
of grand larceny. Defendant tried by
a jury, found guilty and sentenced to
the penitentiary for three years.
State vs. Jesse Terry. On a charge
Of petit larceny. Defendant pleaded
guilty, and was sent to Jail for 80 days.
For reasons satisfactory to the Court
and the State's attorneys Nolle prosiqui
was entered IN each of SIS cases for mis-
demeanor long pending in the Court.
H. 7. Perkins, of Hinton, qualified
to practice in the Court.
Cost of grand jury for the term,
$1,000.
Cost of jury in State vs.. Culp, S24.-
Cost of jury in State vs. Parker, S4S.--
Cost of jury in State rs. Berry, $24.--
Cost of petit jury for the term, Sl66.04.
State VS.. j. A. Surbaugh. Defend
ant pleaded guilty and was find $500.
CHANCERY ORDERS.
Margaret Yulee Read VS.. VIM. Writ
Henry, trustee, ct ais. Decree entered
correcting error in deed Noy. Goth, $50,
from Geo. Grant to w. w. Henry, trus-
tee, and Margaret Yulee Read.
VIM. A. Kelly's admir- VS.. Margaret
A. Kelly ct ais. Referred to Guy B.
Mays for an account.
VIM. p. Rucker vs.. Chas. freshman.
Decree for plaintiff for cost (debt hav-
ing been paid) and for sale of the lot in
the bill mentioned to satisfy same.
Jordan Davis admir- ys. SamI Wet
more. Decree entered at the last term
modified by consent of parties so as to
provide for the renting instead of the
sale of the land in the bill mentioned.
u. A. Dryer, Sheriff, and as such
admir- of T. H. Ellis, deceased, vs.. T..
II. Ellis heirs, SC. Referred to James
Withrow for an account.
Miriam and Wash Wallace vs.. R. B.
Wallace. Plaintiffs rendered $50. 80,
which was paid over to the Clerk, being
amount paid out by defendant for the
lot in dispute, ard claimed by plaintiffs.
Demurrer sustained and plaintiffs bill
dismissed at their cost.
Phoebe Wright ct ais. va. Gordon
Wright. Henry Green answered that
he was indebted to defendant in the
sum of 800, with interest, which he
was directed to hold until the further
order of the Court.
John +. Caring vs.. Indiana Wicker
ct ais. Referred to Com'r Mcpherson
for an account.
d. &. Stuart vs. Joanna l.. Taylor
Sale by Com'r l.. j. Williams of the 81
acres in the bill mentioned to Mason
Taylor, at the price of 1866, confirmed.
r. B. Holt vs. AMI Hager. Report
of Sale by Com'r Thos. III. Dennis of
the so acres in the bill mentioned tn
Jas. W. Jackson, at the price of $500,
confirmed.
N. w. Slaven vs.. A. E. w. Livesay
ct ais. Demurrer overruled and rule
to answer.
Bank of ROnceverte vs.. VIM. Stacey