Peninsula Enterprise, March 9, 1882

ACCOMAC COUNTY COURT.

Proceedings, February Term, 1882.

Deed of release from Jno. C. Silverthorn administrator and al. to John R. Hinman, ordered to be recorded.

Deed from Thos. Fox's executor to Wm. B. Smith, ordered to be recorded.

Deed from Wm. Crockett and wife to Wm. Marshall, ordered to be recorded.

James Rew Sr.'s will probated, and Jesse K. Rew qualified as executor.

David F. White qualified as administrator of James E. Copes, deceased.

Orphan accounts of Rudolph Young, Mary E. Young, John H. Young, and George T. Young, with Maria Young, their guardian, confirmed and ordered to be recorded.

An account of Benj. T. Gunter, trustee, with Wm. P. Custis &c.'s trust funds, confirmed and ordered to be recorded.

An account of Edward B. Waples, trustee, with Wm. P. Custis' trust fund, confirmed and ordered to be recorded.

Audit of James D. Underhill's estate by John H. Wise Sheriff and adm'r c.t.a., confirmed and ordered to be recorded.

Orphan accounts of Ella E., Wm. Bagwell, Mary Eliza, Adelbert and Harry Thompson Mears, with Nathaniel Beloate, their guardian, confirmed and ordered to be recorded.

Orphan account of Cordelia and Jno. W. Beloate, with John W. Edmonds, their guardian, confirmed and ordered to be recorded.

Rupert T. Christian qualified as administrator of Geo. S. Christian, dec'd.

A receipt from Joseph M. Feddeman to John P. Stevenson was proved and ordered to be recorded.

David Frank White qualified as adm'r c.t.a. of Gillet Ewell, deceased.

Bar room liquor license granted to Paul Savage, at his house in Onancock; and to Alfred S. Kellam, at his house in Powellton.

Orders on County Treasurer entered in favor of Geo. W. James, for $5; Harry T. White, for $7; Thos. E. Fletcher, for $2; and Elias H. Jester, for $3 -- (public services to roads.)

The Commonwealth vs. Wm. Gardiner -- (indictment for felony.) Defendant recognized, and cause continued until next term.

The Commonwealth vs. James E. Johnson -- (information for selling ardent spirits unlawfully.) Verdict of not guilty, and judgment of acquittal.

The Commonwealth vs. Samuel Dix -- (information for assault and battery on Wm. Rayfield, colored). Verdict of guilty, and defendant sentenced to ten days' imprisonment in county jail, and to pay a fine of ten dollars and costs of prosecution.

Order entered substituting Upshur B. Quinby a trustee in place of John R. Parker, deceased, in deed bearing date Sept. 17th, 1859, from John P. Walker to the said John R. Parker, trustee for the sole and separate use of Lucinda Walker, wife of said John P.

Upon petition of John T. Hill and others for a public road on Chincoteague Island, petition filed, and appointing viewers.

Joseph H. Mears vs. John S. Bell -- (in debt -- removed by J. P.) Continued until next term.

In the matter of the executorial account of Samuel T. Taylor, deceased, order entered directing John C. Taylor and Geo. T. Tyler, executors, to deposit $959.95 of the assets of their said testator, in the Marine Bank of Norfolk, Va., on interest, and to make report at the next term of the Court.