Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-07-29

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ed to find security for his good be-
havior and appearance at We next
court and allow him two hours time
to effect We same. Court adjourns
for two hours. Same court, VIM.
Warner being called and appearing,
and having no security for his good
behavior and appearance next court,
he Is ordered into the custody of We
sheriff until such time he shall do the
same.
Court, December /, 1898. VIM. War
/ ner, late sheriff, bound to appear at
! this court is now called, appear and
reconazance withdrawn December
End, 5 a. M. Ammo Domino 1898 The
court opened. The c. Jury returns
and bring a presentment against AM
4 drew Robinson for speaking of several
dangerous words and threatening Ian
guage against and in contempt of our
/ present Governor
Court at Gloucester, March l, 1899:
/ The sheriff makes return of We war
rant of distress against persons not.
appearing as jurors, that there was no
goods found except of Thomas Sharp
/ where he seized an iron pott, which
he is now ordered by We court to make
appraisement and sale Of
Jeremiah Bates being summoned to
appear as juror and We sheriff af-
firming he had lawful summons, he
/ We said jeremiah, asserted that we
sheriff was no lawful sheriff. there
upon by We court he was ordered to
/ find security for his good behavior or
| go to prison for his contempt till such
times that he shall so doe.
March 1st, 2 p. m. Complaint be-
ing made to We bench that a bridge
over a branch of Penshawken Creek
above Richard Heritage's is either
down or wants much reparation.
Whereupon We bench orders that We
clerk send to Thomas Shackles, over
seer of We highway, together with
Richard Heritage, to see that We said
bridge be mended and made good at
or before next Gloucester court, under
the penalty of being fined for their
neglect. Court at Gloucester, 1st mo-,
/ 1899, 2 p m. The court being again
safe, We G. Jury return and present
that they agree that tax shall be
forthwith layed and paved upon land,
cattell and other things (as therein
expressed at half We rates of ye for
mer tax and that We collectors of We
said tax do officiate in We laying of
this except John Ray in We place of
Richard Heritage and George Lawr-
ence instead of Andrew Robinson and
that John Wood and Thomas Sharp
be appointed treasurers unto which
we collectors shall pay in We money
and they to disburse it as we bench
and G. Jury shall order and no other
WISE The collectors to be allowed
one shilling in We pound for gathering
and paying up, and paying in of We
money and We treaSurers to have six
pence pen pound for recording and
paying out of We same. Signed on be-
i half of the Jury by our foreman. Ar
| chibald Mickle To this presentment
the bench asents.
Court at Gloucester, June 1900
/ The G. Jury proposes the needfulness
of having book bought for We re-
cording of their own acts from time
to time and to be kept for their own
use, to which the bench assents and
orders Thomas Sharp We treasurer,
to purchase one for them.
Court, September, 1700:-Informa-
ton being given to We bench that sun
dry persons taxed within the township
of Deptford and Greenwich towards
making We road and building of a
bridge at Manto's Creek, do refuse to
pay their particular assessment. The
bench therefore orders warrants to
be granted to We constables to make
distress upon all such persons that
shall refuse to pay their proportion
according as they are by We assessor
rated and taxed.
| The bench orders warrants to We con-
| stables for We apprehending of We said
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! in order to give security for their APP
pearance at We next court to answer
| We premises.
The G. Jury presents the Township
| of Gloucester for not marking and
| clearing We roads in We town bounds.
The G. Jury agree that John Read
! ing shall finish We Court House, that
| is, lath and plaster it up We gable ends
and do all other things belonging to
it complete and shall secure his pay
of We collector. Bench order that up
on We said J. Readings application to
We collector he shall receive money for
carrying on of We work out of We for
mer county tax
Steven Jones Graves a license for
keeping an ordinary at his dwelling
on Salem road, which is granted and
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and take security.
End day December, 1900 at Glou-l
cester; THE bench orders the clerk
to give out warrants to summon We in
habitants of each Township at a time
and place convenient, in order to give
in an account of their estate and stock
in order to be taxed and choosing of
assessors and and collectors for We
gathering of We provincial tax
Case of Philip Paul, action of sland-
er in Court, March /, 1701. The jury
between Paul and Parker return and
find for We plaintiff with cost of suit
and bring five shillings damages. In
this case the defendant called the,
plaintiff hogg and the bench award
Judgment according to verdict and
execution according to law in case of
non-p payment for We space of three
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