South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1861-02-01
J NEXT WEEK.
CONVENTION
EIECfIOH NOTICE.

AN Election will be held in the County Of
~ Hampshire, at the several places Of voting
in said county, on Monday, tie 4h lny Of Fto-
ruary, 1861, for the purpose Of ercting two DEL
egates to represent said county in the Slate
Convention Of Virginia, under the suPerinten.
uence of the following persons: i:
District N0, /.
B n IA, to,cn Of Piedaoat- John F Blackist0r,
Walter Moore, VIM. Right, WIN, r.. Davis and
John T. vance, Commissioners G. F. Sims,
Conductor.
~ The house formerly occupied BY John ". c.
Miers (nor leps')-James Paris. Nimrod Az;
kire, Joseph c. McCarty. Robert L. Sheetz and
Samuel Arnold, commissioners Samuel Pax.
ton. conductor.
1T III. house Of John Laler. (Htv Cresll-
Iohn Ward, WIN. Junkins, John Dixon, Silas
Rees and Isaac Hartman, commissioners Tho.
mas Crawford, conductor.
District NJ. 9,
.1tthe house of John Hnndirer, (nor deed.,)
Burlineion-John 7. Peerce, James Sloan. Sa-
muel Davis, David Hoffman and James r. Hut.
ton, commissioners Abraham Chamberlin. con.
cuctor.
District No 3.
III the house of WA s. Tdylor-Frcdcric& 5.
High. VIM. S. Tavlor, John D. Millar, Frede-
Nicholas Leatherman, Jr., conductor. TO-
III the Court housc-Danie Mytinger, Robert
White, Major James Parker. Adam Stump and
John M. Pancake, commissioners Joseph Pc.
ling, conductor.
Di.hict No. 4.
e.5tMe house Of ElIha 14ompson (nor dec'i.)
Or. a. B. Hayden, John Hammock, Henry q.
Richards, George Martin and Henry F. Baker,
commissioners Joseph Smith. conductor. ID
1T The house of John Doyie-Jno. Hanshrongh,
David WolGord, David Holt, Geofte Haws Aud
Samuel C. Ruckman, commissioners Samuel
Ruckman, conductor.
District No 5. 4.
III the house Of Isaiah Lupton-Isaae Lock.
miller, Isaac N. Bennett, George Oats. John
Kline and John Gray, commissioners John F..
Heathwole, conductor.
1T the School house in McKeerer's Gap-Da.
vid J. Garvin, David Push, John Iuskeep, Geo.
Rudolph and Robert Hook, commissioners A.
BRAN Creswell, conductor. -.. -... e.
. District No. 6. -. ..... -.
Al Sherrards School house-0. +. Heircni.
mus, VIM Hammack, Geo. Keiter. Isaac Hite
and Joseph I.argent, commissioners; Samuel II:
Yonley, conductor.
Smith, Jacob Cooper, Jonathan Lovett, Henry
Haines and Joseph Kackley, commissioners
James E. Cooper, conductor.
District M. 7.
Al The house Of Mrs. 0dMt-Geotge Deaver,;
John B. Miller, Daniel Halnes. Joseph s. Hiett
and John Patterson, commissioners; Geo. War!
field, conductor.
1T The house Of B. D. Siump-Siias NJ. RAM.
nells, Abraham Moore. Thomas Wills. B. ID.
Stump and Abraham Miller, commissioners
Jacob Stump, conductor.
District No. 8.
NJ Die house Of Jacob Fouiy, (no,c S. d. Tdy,
ior's )-Sim6n d. Taylor. Abram hass, William
French, N. B. Guthrie and David Berry, com.
missioners p. N Rector. conductor.
al Springfeld-Allen McGlathery, Fore man
TIA, lor. Michael Blue, J. W. Shouse and Benja-
min Shannon, commissioners James H. RAM
nells, conductor. .... ...
District No. q.
Al he house Of John Arnold, on Cabin Run
Okey Johnson, W. D. Rees, Simon Umstott.
John Arnold and Solomon Elifritz, commission!
ers Abraham Johnson, conductor.
nj the house. formerly occupied BY Jdntef G..
Lash, Franktort-Nimrod FUR. Joshua johnson,
Jacob P. Daniels. VIM. Dunn and Hiram Alkire.
commissioners Lewis T. 7. Dunn. conductor.
JOHN C. HETSKELL.
---SHERIrs OF. H2APsHiRE CotkTS.
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