Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-10-18
NeaU Advertisements.
I'm AUGUSTA COUNTY COURT

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q NeaO Advertisements.
I'm AUGUSTA COUNTY COURT,
A4 SEPTEMB 10Th, 1870.
8 WRITS OF ELECTION are hereby ordered
DO fill the following named vacancies in Town
hip offices, crested by the failure of the persons
Selected to said offices, on the 18th day of May
q asst, to qualify within the time prescribed by
Flaw. to wit:
& First, in Beverly Manor To,cmship-1st, the
q 'fhce of Justice of the Peace for the unexpired
Saterm ending on the 1st day of july 1872 made
vacant by the failure of Asher w Hartman to
Equality in pursuance of his election End, the
B 'tice of Constable for the unexp PRED term end
ling on the LIST day Of July, 1871, made vacant by
s1the failure of j. T. Little to qualify in pursuance
Z If his election 3rd, the office of Constable for
sathe unexpired term ending on the LIST day of Ju-
S3y. 1872, made vacant by the failure of William
Is Dung to qualify in pursuance of his election.
a Second, IN Pastures Toa0nship.-lst, the Office
Ss)f Constable for the unexpired term ending on
q he lst day of July. 1871, made vacant by the
Failure of George w. Lacky to qualify, in pur-
ss.uance of his election. End, the office of Com
@missioner of Roads fer the unexpired term end
ling on the LIST day Of July, 1871 made vacant by
She failure OF Baxter Crawford to qualify in pur-
-uance of his election. 3rd, the office of Over
seer of the Poor for the unexpired term ending
sson the LIST day of July, 1871 made vacant by the
dfaiure of James NJ Lckiter to qualify in pur-
g ,uance of his election.
"a Third, IN Riverheads Township. -1st the off ce
Collector for the unexpirea term ending on
s. he 1st day Of July, 1871, made vacant by the
failure of D. A. OFT to qualify in pursuance of
#his election.
"a Fourth, IN Soath Riuer 7ownship list, the Of
s5fce of Constable for the unexpred term ending
Son the LIST day of July, 1871. made vacant by the
OF 4. n. Hix qualify in pursuance of
abs election End, the office Of Constable for the
sdunexpred term ending on the LIST day of July,
sal872, made vacant by the failure of Charles r.
@ dalnes to qualify IN pursuance of his election
ssa3rd, the otSce of Constable for the unexpired
ssterm ending on the 1st day of July 1878, made
vacant by the failure of VIM. FL. Grooms to quail
S3fv in pursuance of his election. 4th, the office
GOT Collector, for the unexpred term ending on
Sathe LIST day of July, 1871, made vacant by the
failure of Charles r. Haines to qualify in pursu-
ssthe unexpred term ending on the st day of Ju-
Ely, 1871, made vacant by the failure of Hugh w.
3Ery to qualify in pursuance OF his election. 9th,
sathe Office of Commissioner of Roads for the I'M
saexpired term ending on the 1st day of July 1871
ismade vacant by the failure of Elijah Bateman to
equality in pursuance of his election
"a FIFTH. IN Middle Riuer Township. list, the of
ssfce of Supervisor for the unexpred term ending
son the LIST day of July, 1871 made vacant by the
failure of joseph D. Craig to qualify in pursu-
lance Of his election 2na, the office of Overseer
sof the Poor for the unex PRED term ending on the
Ilst day of July. 1871 made vacant by the failure
Saof David Myers to qualify in pursuance of his
Selection.
"A Sirth. IN North River Township.-1st, the Of
ssfce of Justice of the Peace for the unexpired
saterm ending on the 1st day of July 1871, made
sSvacact by the failure of James T. Clarke to quail
safy in pursuance of his election md the Office
;aof Justice Of the Peace for the unexpired term
lending on the LIST day Of July, 1872 made vacant
,Eby the failure of William S. Hiser to qualify in
szpursuance of his election 3rd, the Office of Con-
d Stable for the unexpired term ending on the 1st
ssday of July 1871, made vacant by the future of
y eson Andrew to qualify in pursuance of his
Collection. 4th. the office of Supervisor for the
ssunexpired term ending on the lst day of July,
sslS71, made vacant by the failure of j. Owens
81 Fulton to qualify in pursuance of his election.
goth, the office of Overseer Of the Poor for the
sAunexpired term ending on the lst day of july
ISL, made vacant by the failure of J. Rusmi
Sdsel to qualify in pursuance of his election.
g And it is further ordered that the Sheriff of
s5this county give prompt notice of said election,
ITO be held on the 9Th day of November next, by
printed copies of this order and posting the same
gin the form of handbilIs at public places thro'
ssout the county: A copy-teste
q WILLIAM 4. BURNETT, Clerk.
s In compliance with the above and foregoing
order, notice is hereby given that Polls will be
Opened on Tuesday, the Sth day Of November.
al870, at the several voting districts Tor places of
sssvoting) within he County of Augusta, for the
Selection of County Treasurer. Clerk of the
sSsCounty Court Clerk of the Circuit Court, Com
s5mon wealth's Attorney, County Surveyor, Sher-
VI Superintendent OF the Poor, and for the sew.
--aaera Township officers named in sald order, and
GA member of Congress from this Congressional
saDistrict The same Judges of Election hereto
ssfore appointed by the Court are required to act.
"a GEORGE w. MCCUTCHEN,
9 oc1S-3t Sheriff of Augusta county.
LOT AT AUCTsON.-In
a ' pursuance of the last will of Moses Mel
b Hons, decd, L will sell at auction, on Saturday,
sEthe 18th day of November next. at II O'Clock.
in front or e. NJ Cushing's auction room,
NEAR the Court house, the lot lately occupied by
fo nv
q Bagby and wife by deed dated May l. 1866
EsThis lot is situated in the Northern part of the
satOwn OF Staunton, on Augusta street. adjoining
the lots of Trotter, Cooper and others. As de-
1scribed in the deed referred to, it extends from
s4Augusta street on the East to tho middle of the
gcreek on the West, having front of poles and
ss22 links and rear line of poles, IA feet and
inches, the length of the lot being about Is poles
sSThe improvements consist OF a small house With
sseveral rooms, and stable.
"a Terms-One third of the purchase money IN
.asix months one-third in months thereafter.
ssand the remainder in two years from date OF
call the payments bearing interest For the
ssssfrst payment negotiable note. we'll endorsed,
Sinterest added, will be required. and the title to
s5the property will be retained as ultimate security.
d oc1S-tds JOS A. WApDELL, Ex'or
q fvOMMISSIONER'S SALE.-Under a
~ decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta coun-
Aty, rendered in the cause of K Turk against Jon
sSsathan Golladay's heirs, L will proceed on the
sSpremses on Saturday, the 18th day OF November
Enext, to sell at public SALE to the highest bidder
Ia lot of land containing about one acre, adjoin-
Slng }. Martin and others, and situated IN SAID
@county, formerly occupied by }. &. Meek as a
BLACKSMITH shop. sc.
Terms-On credit of six. twelve and eighteen
Amonths equal instalments, bearing interest, pur-
#chaser to give bond and sufficient security, and
Ftlte to be retained as ultimate security
s NICHO. X. TROUT,
4 oct18-tds Commissioners.
SNALL MILLHNERY.-Mrs NJ. E. Pagan
IL s. Sister are now receiving their FALL
20 iOCK of new goods, to which they invite spe-;
Fetal attention.
All indebted to them will confer great favor
sif they will pay up. oclo-lt
5AAT HEAT.-Prme WHEAT is wanted: for;
4 w which the highest market price will 6eI
spaid, either in goods at cash prices or the read
money at BAKER BhOo.
sAT Sets-Highest cash.
w price paid for silver skin Onion Sets
I oc18-lm Dr. B. P. REESE & co.