Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-31
STATE ELECTION
STAFFORD COUNTY.

STAFFORD COUNTY.
The following is the result of the election
in Stafford County:
DIsTRIcT No. |.
Falmouth Judge-J. w. Tyler, 81.
For Commonwealth Attorney. G. Mon
cure, 81. Commissioner of the Revenue--T.
d. Moncure. So. Sheriff.. A. w. Hore,
40; f. w. White, |.
White Oak.-For JUDGE w. Tyler, 81.
Commonwealth's Attorney. c. Moncure,
81. Commissioner of Revenue-T d. Mon
cure 81. Sheriff. A. w. Hore, 3 Dr. j.
H. Ball, 81.
In this District, the following Magistrates
were elected w. p. Conway, J. Seldom, p.
Moncure, and Capt. j. Monteith.
j. S. Monteith was elected Constable, and
VIM. hee Overseer of the Poor.
DISTRICT No. 2.
Coakley's judge. w. Tyler, 10.
Commonwealth Attorney. G. Moncure,
/ rs. Commissioner of Revenue-T. D. Mon
cure, IS. Sheriff.. A. w. Hore 50; DR..
j. Ii. Ball, II.
Magistrates elected j. Ii. Skinker, G.
B. Wallace, L. b. Stone, and Dr. James
Cropp.
I. A. Withers elected Constable, and P.
w. Armstrong, Overseer of the Poor.
DISTRICT No. 3.
Stafford Store.-For judge. w. Tyler,
43. Commonwealth Attorney. G. Mon
cure, IL. Commissioner of Reveuue-T. ID.
Moncure, 43 Sheriff.. \. W. Hore, AZ.
Masters Precinct For Jud ge-J. w. Ty-
Ter, ST. Commonwealth Attorney. e.
Moncure, 81. Commissioner of Revenue
r. D. Moncure, ST. Sheriff.. A. W.
IIore, 50.
Magistrates elected in the District:-E. T.
Rose, S. Harding, r. 6. IIickerson, and ID.
Withers.
Constable.-W. Z. Patton. Overseer of
the Poor, W. Ashby.
DISTRICT No. i.
Stafford C. H.-For judge. ". Tyler,
80. Commonwealth Attorney. Z. Mon
cure, 81. Commissioner of Revenue--T. ID.
Moncure, 81. Sheriff.. A. w. Hore, 50.
Magistrates:-E. Waller, 10; \ I. Cliff,
-; G. w. Conway, 40; W. L. Moncure, ~.
w. Carter, l.
Overseer of the POOR. r. Perry, d ;
w. W. Franklin, 4.
Constable r.. Starke, so.
Aquia.-For Judge-J. w. Tyler, so.
Commonwealth Attorney. c. Moncnre,
As. Commissioner of Reyenue-T. ID. Mon
cure II. Sheriff.. A. w. IIore, ~.
Magistrates-E. Waller, so: W. Carter,
81: G. W. Conway, A; A. T. Cliff, %; ".
+. Conway, II.
Overseer of the Poor:-J. r. Perry, 80;
W. W. Franklin, l.
Constable:-R. Starke, so.
King GEORGE CouSTY.-Commonwcalth' s
Attorney-P. Nj. Arnold, 302; NV. Lewis,
100.
Commissioner of the Reyenne-W B. X.
Price, $40 Robt. Coakley, lS3.
SheriH'-Charles q. Jones, 30; W. a. j..
Potts, 3Ol.
Magistrates Court House District: Chas.
Mason, Col Mark Arnold, DR.. i. l.. Hunter,
Nathaniel EIkins.
Hampstead District: A. B. Price, DR.. A.
B. Hooe, James Arnold, VIM. Scrivener.
Shiloh District: II. G. Rowland, Col. T..
B. B. Baber, DR.. Il. II. Potts, Dr. T. Ninde.
CAROLINE CoUSTY.-Peyton was re-elect-
ed Commonwealth Attorney, and Carrot,
Sheriff. Col. Wright, Deputy. No changes.
The Woodstock Tenth Legion says
"Complete returns have not yet been re-
ceived from Hardy, Pendleton, and High
land, yet enough is known to warrant us in
saying that Jas. W. I. Allen, esq. of Moore
field, is elected Judge Of this Circuit over
the present incumbent and Giles Cook, esq,
of Warren.
The returns as far as received indicate
with certainly the election Of John NJ.
Gregory as Judge i'll place Of Jno. b. Clop-
ton, deceased
The Staunton S pectator sayS:-"Reports
of the vote for Judge from the other counties
of the Circuit, give Judge Thompson the fol-
lowing majorities: Bath 200, Rockbridge
1900, Amherst and Nelson 1000. His ma
iorty in the Circuit is about three thousand
FREDERICK CouNTY.-J.G G. Miller, Sheriff;
Z. W. NJ. Holiday, Commonwealth Attor-
ney; \. a. Robinson, Commissioner of the
Revenue.