Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-11-01
LegOL Notices.
N AUGUSTA COUNTY COURT,

~ Il Il II,
WRITS OF ELECTION are hereby ordered
to fill the following named vacancies in Town
ship offices, created by the failure of the persons
elected to said offices, on the 18th day of May
last, to qualify within the time prescribed by
law, to wit:
First, IN Beverly Manor Tosonship.-1st the
office of Justice of the Peace for the unexpred
term ending on the 1st day of July, 1872 made
vacant by the failure of Asher W. Hartman to
qualify in pursuance of his election. End, the
office of Constable for the unexpired term, end
ing on the lst day of July, 1871, made vacant by
the failure of j. I. Little to qualify in pursuance
OF his election. 3rd, the office of Constable for
the unexpired term ending on the 1st day OF Ju-
ly, 1872, made vacant by the failure of William
). Young to qualify in pursuance of his election.
Second, IN Pastures 1oaonship. list, the Office
OF Constable for the unexpired term ending on
the lst day of July 1871, made vacant by the
failure of George w. Lacky to qualify, in pur-
suance of his election. 2nd the office of Com
missioner of Roads fer the unexpired term end
ing on the lst day Of July, 1871, made vacant by
the failure OF Baxter Crawford to qualify in pur-
,uance OF his election. 9rd, the Office of Over
seer OF the Poor for the unexpired term ending
on the list day of July, 1871, made vacant by the
failure of James M. LickIiter to qualify in pur-
suance of his election
Third, IN Rirerheads Toacnship.-1st, the Office
of Collector Tor the unexpireo term ending on
he lst day of July, 1871 made vacant by the
failure OF ID. A. OFT to qualify in pursuance of
his election.
Fourth IN South River Toaonship-1st, the of
ice of Constable for the unexpired term ending
On the LIST day of July, 1871. made vacant by the
failure OF Il. NJ. Xix qualify in pursuance of
MS election. Ind, the office of Constable for the
unexpired term ending on the LIST day of July,
1872 made vacant by the failure of Charles r.
Haines to qualify in pursuance of his election
3rd, the ot5ce of Constable for the unexpired
term ending on the 1st day of July, 1873 made
vacant by the failure of VIM. II. Grooms to quail
ify in pursuance of his election 18th, the office
OF Collector, for the unexpired term ending on
the lst day of July, 1871, made vacant by the
failure of Charles +. Haines to qualify in pursu-
ance of his election. 9Th, the Office of Clerk for
the unexpired term ending on the lst day of Ju-
ly, 1871, made vacant by the failure of Hugh w.
Fry to qualify IN pursuance of his election. 9th,
the office of Commissioner of Roads for the un-
expired term ending on the LIST day Of July, 1871,
made vacant by the failure of Elijah Bateman to
qualify in pursuance of his election.
Fifth, IN Middle RiUer Township.-1st, the Of
fee of Supervisor for the unexpired term ending
on the lst day of July, 1871, made vacant by the
failure of Joseph d. Craig to qualify in pursu-
ance Of his election. End, the Office of Overseer
of the Poor for the unexpired term ending on the
list day of July, 1871, made vacant by the failure
of David Myers to qualify in purspsnce of mis-
election.
Sirth, IN North River T7oagnship-1st, the of
fee of Justice of the Peace for the unexpired
term ending on the 1st day of july 1871 made
vacant by the failure of James L. Clarke to quail
lfy in pursuance of his election. End, the office
OF Justice of the Peace for the unexpired term
ending on the LIST day of July, 1872, made vacant
by the failure of William S. Hiser to qualify in
pursuance of his election. 3rd the Office of Con-
stable for the unexpired term ending on the 1st
day of July, 1871, made vacant by the failure of
Nelson Andrew to qualify in pursuance of his
election. 4th, the Office of Supervisor for the
unexpired term ending on the lst day of July,
1871, made vacant py the failure of j. Owens
Fulton to qualify in pursuance.of his election
9TH, the othce of Overseer of the Poor for the
unexplred term ending on the LIT day of July,
h,,x n f.Ilr e,NfT
sci to qualify in pursuance of his election.
And it is further ordered that the Sheriff of
this county give prompt notice of said election,
to be held on the Sth day of November next, by
printed copies of this order and posting the same
in the form of hand-bills at public places thTo'-
out the county. a cOpy-teste
WILLIAM A. BURNETT, Clerk.
In compliance with the above and foregoing
ORDER notice is hereby given that Polls will be
opened on Tuesday, the 8th day of November,
1870 at the several voting districts Tor places of
voting) within the County of Augusta, for the
election Of a County Treasurer, Clerk of the
County Court, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Com
monwealths Attorney, County Surveyor, Sher-
III, Superintendent OF the Poor, and for the sew
eral Township officers named in SAID order, and
member of Congress from this Congressional
District. The same Judges of Election hereto
fore appointed by the Court are required to act.
GEORGE w. MCCUrCHEN,
ecl8-3t Sheriff of Augusta county.
NA e. John Ii. Lutz, executor OF Balser Lutz.
W. deceased-As you are not now an inhabi-
tant of this Commonwealth, you are required to
appear on the lst day of the November term of
the County Court of Augusta county-which
Will be on the 18th day of n ovember 1870 and
give a new executorial bond in lieu Of the bond
given by you on the 26th day of August, 1850,
with John Roller, John Crauu, Senr., braham
Switzer and Benjamin Bryan as your securities.
And should you fail so to do, weshal move said
County Court Of Augusta to revoke your pow
ers as executor aforesaid
GEORGE CRAUN,
JOSEPH Fl CRAUN