Stevens, Mary Ann - 1841

Administrator's Sale.

Pursuant to an order of the Court of Common Pleas of the county of Champaign, and State of Ohio, made at the August Term thereof, 1841, the administrators of the estate of Thomas H. Stevens, deceased, will offer for sale, at the door of the Court House, in the town of Urbana, and county aforesaid, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A M. and 4 o'clock, P. M., of the 11th day of December 1841, the following described real estate, lying in Champaign county, to-wit: Part of survey 5596, made in the name of Wm. Washington, bounded as follows:-- Beginning at a sugar tree and white oak, the south easterly corner to Abner Barritt's line 38 poles, to an ash and hickory; thence south 1 degree west, 136 poles to a stone & white oak; thence east 89 poles, crossing a branch to a hickory and two small ashes, south westerly corner of lot No. 1; thence north 200 poles, crossing Treacle's creek several times to an elm & small ash, north west corner of lot No. 1; thence west 51 poles to two hickories in Barritt's line; thence south 60 poles to the beginning,-- containing 100 acres, more or less.

Also, the north half of the north west quarter of section 1, in township 5, range eleven, MRS., containing eighty acres more or less.

Also, an equal half of thirty acres of wood land, in the east half of the south east quarter of section fifteen, in township 5, and range eleven, MRS.-- The two last mentioned tracts were formerly owned by Levi Osborn, deceased, and were deeded by Wm. Glenn, executor of said deceased, to Wm. B. Beaty, on the 29th day of June, 1832, and by said Beaty, to Thomas H. Stevens, on the 10th day of July, 1834; (see records of Champaign county, books K and L) and will be sold subject to the widows right of dower.

Terms of Sale:  One-Third in hand-- one third in nine, and one third in eighteen months; the deferred payments to be secured by mortgage, and bear interest from day of sale.

A. R. Colwell, Adm'r.
Mary Ann Stevens, Adm'r'x.

  Urbana, Nov. 9, 1841.                                                                                                                                                                                   30-ts
~ Western Citizen, 07 Dec 1841, Page 3, Column 5

Colwell, A. R. - 1841

Administrator's Sale.

Pursuant to an order of the Court of Common Pleas of the county of Champaign, and State of Ohio, made at the August Term thereof, 1841, the administrators of the estate of Thomas H. Stevens, deceased, will offer for sale, at the door of the Court House, in the town of Urbana, and county aforesaid, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A M. and 4 o'clock, P. M., of the 11th day of December 1841, the following described real estate, lying in Champaign county, to-wit: Part of survey 5596, made in the name of Wm. Washington, bounded as follows:-- Beginning at a sugar tree and white oak, the south easterly corner to Abner Barritt's line 38 poles, to an ash and hickory; thence south 1 degree west, 136 poles to a stone & white oak; thence east 89 poles, crossing a branch to a hickory and two small ashes, south westerly corner of lot No. 1; thence north 200 poles, crossing Treacle's creek several times to an elm & small ash, north west corner of lot No. 1; thence west 51 poles to two hickories in Barritt's line; thence south 60 poles to the beginning,-- containing 100 acres, more or less.

Also, the north half of the north west quarter of section 1, in township 5, range eleven, MRS., containing eighty acres more or less.

Also, an equal half of thirty acres of wood land, in the east half of the south east quarter of section fifteen, in township 5, and range eleven, MRS.-- The two last mentioned tracts were formerly owned by Levi Osborn, deceased, and were deeded by Wm. Glenn, executor of said deceased, to Wm. B. Beaty, on the 29th day of June, 1832, and by said Beaty, to Thomas H. Stevens, on the 10th day of July, 1834; (see records of Champaign county, books K and L) and will be sold subject to the widows right of dower.

Terms of Sale:  One-Third in hand-- one third in nine, and one third in eighteen months; the deferred payments to be secured by mortgage, and bear interest from day of sale.

A. R. Colwell, Adm'r.
Mary Ann Stevens, Adm'r'x.

  Urbana, Nov. 9, 1841.                                                                                                                                                                                   30-ts
~ Western Citizen, 07 Dec 1841, Page 3, Column 5

Beaty, William B. - 1841

Administrator's Sale.

Pursuant to an order of the Court of Common Pleas of the county of Champaign, and State of Ohio, made at the August Term thereof, 1841, the administrators of the estate of Thomas H. Stevens, deceased, will offer for sale, at the door of the Court House, in the town of Urbana, and county aforesaid, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A M. and 4 o'clock, P. M., of the 11th day of December 1841, the following described real estate, lying in Champaign county, to-wit: Part of survey 5596, made in the name of Wm. Washington, bounded as follows:-- Beginning at a sugar tree and white oak, the south easterly corner to Abner Barritt's line 38 poles, to an ash and hickory; thence south 1 degree west, 136 poles to a stone & white oak; thence east 89 poles, crossing a branch to a hickory and two small ashes, south westerly corner of lot No. 1; thence north 200 poles, crossing Treacle's creek several times to an elm & small ash, north west corner of lot No. 1; thence west 51 poles to two hickories in Barritt's line; thence south 60 poles to the beginning,-- containing 100 acres, more or less.

Also, the north half of the north west quarter of section 1, in township 5, range eleven, MRS., containing eighty acres more or less.

Also, an equal half of thirty acres of wood land, in the east half of the south east quarter of section fifteen, in township 5, and range eleven, MRS.-- The two last mentioned tracts were formerly owned by Levi Osborn, deceased, and were deeded by Wm. Glenn, executor of said deceased, to Wm. B. Beaty, on the 29th day of June, 1832, and by said Beaty, to Thomas H. Stevens, on the 10th day of July, 1834; (see records of Champaign county, books K and L) and will be sold subject to the widows right of dower.

Terms of Sale:  One-Third in hand-- one third in nine, and one third in eighteen months; the deferred payments to be secured by mortgage, and bear interest from day of sale.

A. R. Colwell, Adm'r.
Mary Ann Stevens, Adm'r'x.

  Urbana, Nov. 9, 1841.                                                                                                                                                                                   30-ts
~ Western Citizen, 07 Dec 1841, Page 3, Column 5

Glenn, William - 1841

Administrator's Sale.

Pursuant to an order of the Court of Common Pleas of the county of Champaign, and State of Ohio, made at the August Term thereof, 1841, the administrators of the estate of Thomas H. Stevens, deceased, will offer for sale, at the door of the Court House, in the town of Urbana, and county aforesaid, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A M. and 4 o'clock, P. M., of the 11th day of December 1841, the following described real estate, lying in Champaign county, to-wit: Part of survey 5596, made in the name of Wm. Washington, bounded as follows:-- Beginning at a sugar tree and white oak, the south easterly corner to Abner Barritt's line 38 poles, to an ash and hickory; thence south 1 degree west, 136 poles to a stone & white oak; thence east 89 poles, crossing a branch to a hickory and two small ashes, south westerly corner of lot No. 1; thence north 200 poles, crossing Treacle's creek several times to an elm & small ash, north west corner of lot No. 1; thence west 51 poles to two hickories in Barritt's line; thence south 60 poles to the beginning,-- containing 100 acres, more or less.

Also, the north half of the north west quarter of section 1, in township 5, range eleven, MRS., containing eighty acres more or less.

Also, an equal half of thirty acres of wood land, in the east half of the south east quarter of section fifteen, in township 5, and range eleven, MRS.-- The two last mentioned tracts were formerly owned by Levi Osborn, deceased, and were deeded by Wm. Glenn, executor of said deceased, to Wm. B. Beaty, on the 29th day of June, 1832, and by said Beaty, to Thomas H. Stevens, on the 10th day of July, 1834; (see records of Champaign county, books K and L) and will be sold subject to the widows right of dower.

Terms of Sale:  One-Third in hand-- one third in nine, and one third in eighteen months; the deferred payments to be secured by mortgage, and bear interest from day of sale.

A. R. Colwell, Adm'r.
Mary Ann Stevens, Adm'r'x.

  Urbana, Nov. 9, 1841.                                                                                                                                                                                   30-ts
~ Western Citizen, 07 Dec 1841, Page 3, Column 5

Osborn, Levi - 1841

Administrator's Sale.

Pursuant to an order of the Court of Common Pleas of the county of Champaign, and State of Ohio, made at the August Term thereof, 1841, the administrators of the estate of Thomas H. Stevens, deceased, will offer for sale, at the door of the Court House, in the town of Urbana, and county aforesaid, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A M. and 4 o'clock, P. M., of the 11th day of December 1841, the following described real estate, lying in Champaign county, to-wit: Part of survey 5596, made in the name of Wm. Washington, bounded as follows:-- Beginning at a sugar tree and white oak, the south easterly corner to Abner Barritt's line 38 poles, to an ash and hickory; thence south 1 degree west, 136 poles to a stone & white oak; thence east 89 poles, crossing a branch to a hickory and two small ashes, south westerly corner of lot No. 1; thence north 200 poles, crossing Treacle's creek several times to an elm & small ash, north west corner of lot No. 1; thence west 51 poles to two hickories in Barritt's line; thence south 60 poles to the beginning,-- containing 100 acres, more or less.

Also, the north half of the north west quarter of section 1, in township 5, range eleven, MRS., containing eighty acres more or less.

Also, an equal half of thirty acres of wood land, in the east half of the south east quarter of section fifteen, in township 5, and range eleven, MRS.-- The two last mentioned tracts were formerly owned by Levi Osborn, deceased, and were deeded by Wm. Glenn, executor of said deceased, to Wm. B. Beaty, on the 29th day of June, 1832, and by said Beaty, to Thomas H. Stevens, on the 10th day of July, 1834; (see records of Champaign county, books K and L) and will be sold subject to the widows right of dower.

Terms of Sale:  One-Third in hand-- one third in nine, and one third in eighteen months; the deferred payments to be secured by mortgage, and bear interest from day of sale.

A. R. Colwell, Adm'r.
Mary Ann Stevens, Adm'r'x.

  Urbana, Nov. 9, 1841.                                                                                                                                                                                   30-ts
~ Western Citizen, 07 Dec 1841, Page 3, Column 5

Barritt, Abner - 1841

Administrator's Sale.

Pursuant to an order of the Court of Common Pleas of the county of Champaign, and State of Ohio, made at the August Term thereof, 1841, the administrators of the estate of Thomas H. Stevens, deceased, will offer for sale, at the door of the Court House, in the town of Urbana, and county aforesaid, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A M. and 4 o'clock, P. M., of the 11th day of December 1841, the following described real estate, lying in Champaign county, to-wit: Part of survey 5596, made in the name of Wm. Washington, bounded as follows:-- Beginning at a sugar tree and white oak, the south easterly corner to Abner Barritt's line 38 poles, to an ash and hickory; thence south 1 degree west, 136 poles to a stone & white oak; thence east 89 poles, crossing a branch to a hickory and two small ashes, south westerly corner of lot No. 1; thence north 200 poles, crossing Treacle's creek several times to an elm & small ash, north west corner of lot No. 1; thence west 51 poles to two hickories in Barritt's line; thence south 60 poles to the beginning,-- containing 100 acres, more or less.

Also, the north half of the north west quarter of section 1, in township 5, range eleven, MRS., containing eighty acres more or less.

Also, an equal half of thirty acres of wood land, in the east half of the south east quarter of section fifteen, in township 5, and range eleven, MRS.-- The two last mentioned tracts were formerly owned by Levi Osborn, deceased, and were deeded by Wm. Glenn, executor of said deceased, to Wm. B. Beaty, on the 29th day of June, 1832, and by said Beaty, to Thomas H. Stevens, on the 10th day of July, 1834; (see records of Champaign county, books K and L) and will be sold subject to the widows right of dower.

Terms of Sale:  One-Third in hand-- one third in nine, and one third in eighteen months; the deferred payments to be secured by mortgage, and bear interest from day of sale.

A. R. Colwell, Adm'r.
Mary Ann Stevens, Adm'r'x.

  Urbana, Nov. 9, 1841.                                                                                                                                                                                   30-ts
~ Western Citizen, 07 Dec 1841, Page 3, Column 5

Washington, William - 1841

Administrator's Sale.

Pursuant to an order of the Court of Common Pleas of the county of Champaign, and State of Ohio, made at the August Term thereof, 1841, the administrators of the estate of Thomas H. Stevens, deceased, will offer for sale, at the door of the Court House, in the town of Urbana, and county aforesaid, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A M. and 4 o'clock, P. M., of the 11th day of December 1841, the following described real estate, lying in Champaign county, to-wit: Part of survey 5596, made in the name of Wm. Washington, bounded as follows:-- Beginning at a sugar tree and white oak, the south easterly corner to Abner Barritt's line 38 poles, to an ash and hickory; thence south 1 degree west, 136 poles to a stone & white oak; thence east 89 poles, crossing a branch to a hickory and two small ashes, south westerly corner of lot No. 1; thence north 200 poles, crossing Treacle's creek several times to an elm & small ash, north west corner of lot No. 1; thence west 51 poles to two hickories in Barritt's line; thence south 60 poles to the beginning,-- containing 100 acres, more or less.

Also, the north half of the north west quarter of section 1, in township 5, range eleven, MRS., containing eighty acres more or less.

Also, an equal half of thirty acres of wood land, in the east half of the south east quarter of section fifteen, in township 5, and range eleven, MRS.-- The two last mentioned tracts were formerly owned by Levi Osborn, deceased, and were deeded by Wm. Glenn, executor of said deceased, to Wm. B. Beaty, on the 29th day of June, 1832, and by said Beaty, to Thomas H. Stevens, on the 10th day of July, 1834; (see records of Champaign county, books K and L) and will be sold subject to the widows right of dower.

Terms of Sale:  One-Third in hand-- one third in nine, and one third in eighteen months; the deferred payments to be secured by mortgage, and bear interest from day of sale.

A. R. Colwell, Adm'r.
Mary Ann Stevens, Adm'r'x.

  Urbana, Nov. 9, 1841.                                                                                                                                                                                   30-ts
~ Western Citizen, 07 Dec 1841, Page 3, Column 5

Stevens, Thomas H. - 1841

Administrator's Sale.

Pursuant to an order of the Court of Common Pleas of the county of Champaign, and State of Ohio, made at the August Term thereof, 1841, the administrators of the estate of Thomas H. Stevens, deceased, will offer for sale, at the door of the Court House, in the town of Urbana, and county aforesaid, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A M. and 4 o'clock, P. M., of the 11th day of December 1841, the following described real estate, lying in Champaign county, to-wit: Part of survey 5596, made in the name of Wm. Washington, bounded as follows:-- Beginning at a sugar tree and white oak, the south easterly corner to Abner Barritt's line 38 poles, to an ash and hickory; thence south 1 degree west, 136 poles to a stone & white oak; thence east 89 poles, crossing a branch to a hickory and two small ashes, south westerly corner of lot No. 1; thence north 200 poles, crossing Treacle's creek several times to an elm & small ash, north west corner of lot No. 1; thence west 51 poles to two hickories in Barritt's line; thence south 60 poles to the beginning,-- containing 100 acres, more or less.

Also, the north half of the north west quarter of section 1, in township 5, range eleven, MRS., containing eighty acres more or less.

Also, an equal half of thirty acres of wood land, in the east half of the south east quarter of section fifteen, in township 5, and range eleven, MRS.-- The two last mentioned tracts were formerly owned by Levi Osborn, deceased, and were deeded by Wm. Glenn, executor of said deceased, to Wm. B. Beaty, on the 29th day of June, 1832, and by said Beaty, to Thomas H. Stevens, on the 10th day of July, 1834; (see records of Champaign county, books K and L) and will be sold subject to the widows right of dower.

Terms of Sale:  One-Third in hand-- one third in nine, and one third in eighteen months; the deferred payments to be secured by mortgage, and bear interest from day of sale.

A. R. Colwell, Adm'r.
Mary Ann Stevens, Adm'r'x.

  Urbana, Nov. 9, 1841.                                                                                                                                                                                   30-ts
~ Western Citizen, 07 Dec 1841, Page 3, Column 5

Converse, William L. - 1841

Taxes!        Taxes!!        Taxes!!!--

Corporation Tax for the year 1841 is 3 mils on the dollar.

I have this day received the duplicate for the collection of tax for this year, and the law chartering the town of Urbana, requires that I shall make personal demand on all resident tax payers, and advertise in some newspaper of general circulation in said town, ten days before I make distress and sale, and that I make return of the duplicate within 3 months after the receipt of the same.  Those interested will please take notice.

WM. L. CONVERSE, Marshall.

  Nov. 13, 1841.                                                                                                                                                                                                  32-3w.
~ Western Citizen, 07 Dec 1841, Page 3, Column 4

Reynolds, John - 1841

NEW GOODS.

The subscriber has just received from the Eastern Cities, a fresh supply of Fall and Winter

GOODS,

which makes his assortment complete, and which he offers for sale at very low prices.  His customers, and the public generally, are invited to call.

John Reynolds.

  Nov. 20, 1841.                                                                                                                                                                                            33-tr
~ Western Citizen, 07 Dec 1841, Page 3, Column 4

Walborn, George - 1841

Estrays.-- In pursuance of the order of Geo. O. Sroufe, a Justice of Peace of Johnson township, Champaign county, Ohio, we the undersigned have viewed three head of stray Cattle, taken up by Jacob Walborn, of said township, and we do find the same to be a black and white Cow, about 6 years old, right ear part cut off and a swallow fork in each ear, and appraised ad cow at $9 50: Also, a dark brown Steer about two years old, the right ear part cut off and a swallow fork in the left ear, and we appraised said steer at $8 00; also, a red and white heifer, about 1 year old, the right ear part cut off and a swallow fork in the left ear, and we appraised said heifer at $3 50.

JACOB BATDORF,
GEO. WALBORN,
Ap'rs.

Sworn to and subscribed before me Geo. O. Sroufe, this 24th day of November, 1841.
  Nov. 30, 1841                                                                                                                                                                                                 33-3w.
~ Western Citizen, 07 Dec 1841, Page 3, Column 4

Batdorf, Jacob - 1841

Estrays.-- In pursuance of the order of Geo. O. Sroufe, a Justice of Peace of Johnson township, Champaign county, Ohio, we the undersigned have viewed three head of stray Cattle, taken up by Jacob Walborn, of said township, and we do find the same to be a black and white Cow, about 6 years old, right ear part cut off and a swallow fork in each ear, and appraised ad cow at $9 50: Also, a dark brown Steer about two years old, the right ear part cut off and a swallow fork in the left ear, and we appraised said steer at $8 00; also, a red and white heifer, about 1 year old, the right ear part cut off and a swallow fork in the left ear, and we appraised said heifer at $3 50.

JACOB BATDORF,
GEO. WALBORN,
Ap'rs.

Sworn to and subscribed before me Geo. O. Sroufe, this 24th day of November, 1841.
  Nov. 30, 1841                                                                                                                                                                                                 33-3w.
~ Western Citizen, 07 Dec 1841, Page 3, Column 4

Walborn, Jacob - 1841

Estrays.-- In pursuance of the order of Geo. O. Sroufe, a Justice of Peace of Johnson township, Champaign county, Ohio, we the undersigned have viewed three head of stray Cattle, taken up by Jacob Walborn, of said township, and we do find the same to be a black and white Cow, about 6 years old, right ear part cut off and a swallow fork in each ear, and appraised ad cow at $9 50: Also, a dark brown Steer about two years old, the right ear part cut off and a swallow fork in the left ear, and we appraised said steer at $8 00; also, a red and white heifer, about 1 year old, the right ear part cut off and a swallow fork in the left ear, and we appraised said heifer at $3 50.

JACOB BATDORF,
GEO. WALBORN,
Ap'rs.

Sworn to and subscribed before me Geo. O. Sroufe, this 24th day of November, 1841.
  Nov. 30, 1841                                                                                                                                                                                                 33-3w.
~ Western Citizen, 07 Dec 1841, Page 3, Column 4

Sroufe, Geo. O. - 1841

Estrays.-- In pursuance of the order of Geo. O. Sroufe, a Justice of Peace of Johnson township, Champaign county, Ohio, we the undersigned have viewed three head of stray Cattle, taken up by Jacob Walborn, of said township, and we do find the same to be a black and white Cow, about 6 years old, right ear part cut off and a swallow fork in each ear, and appraised ad cow at $9 50: Also, a dark brown Steer about two years old, the right ear part cut off and a swallow fork in the left ear, and we appraised said steer at $8 00; also, a red and white heifer, about 1 year old, the right ear part cut off and a swallow fork in the left ear, and we appraised said heifer at $3 50.

JACOB BATDORF,
GEO. WALBORN,
Ap'rs.

Sworn to and subscribed before me Geo. O. Sroufe, this 24th day of November, 1841.
  Nov. 30, 1841                                                                                                                                                                                                 33-3w.
~ Western Citizen, 07 Dec 1841, Page 3, Column 4

Courtney, Theodore - 1860

THE JUDGESHIPS.

Richmond, Va., April 24th, 1860.

WM. M. LYONS, ESQ.-- DEAR SIR: we the undersigned, your fellow citizens, believing that you possess every {paper illegible} quality, both of head and heart, for a full and honorable discharge of the duties of Judge do, without disparaging the claims of other gentlemen, most respectfully request you to announce yourself a candidate for the JUDGESHIP OF THE HUSTINGS COURT.

Hoping that this request may meet with your favorable consideration, we subscribe ourselves,
Your friends and fellow citizens,
  T. Jas. Deane,                                         John Tyler,
  Geo. W. Hobson,                                 Isaac N. Cooke,
  Deane Hobson,                                     Jos. B. Gentry,
  W. B. Warwick,                                      L. Wagner,
  Thomas Johnson,                                 Marks Nelson,
  Mann Page,                                            W. Albert Spott,
  Thos. A. Bulkley,                                   J. Hatley Norton,
  John F. Alvey,                                         L. B. Thomas,
  E. V. Breeden,                                         Joseph Stern,
  Wm. L. Porter,                                       A. P. Woodson, Jr.,
  Wm. C. Barker,                                      Wm. H. Davis,
  Peter Tinsley,                                          M. Golden,
  John W. Sarvay                                       Thos. V. Carr,
  S. Hirsch,                                                 Cornelius Carr,
  John O. Chiles,                                       Henry Miller,
  J. H. Connell,                                         H. J. Miller,
  Lemmel Verby,                                       M. L. Guerrant,
  R. A. E. Dabney,                                    Sam'l. J. Jones,
  H. T. Anderson,                                    Thos. B. Bigger,
  W. D. Stubbs,                                          Dan'l O'Donnell
  J. T. Hay,                                                   John G. Snelson,
  W. H. Martin,                                          Jos. S. James,
  J. W. Ratcliffe,                                         Wm. Ira Smith,
  Andrew Pizzini,                                      Peyton N. Snead,
  J. P. Swords,                                             Alex. J. Slater,
  Wm. H. Parker,                                       B. M. Harris,
  Wm. S. Thaw,                                          Rob't Harvey,
  John Harrold,                                          J. R. Chamberlayne,
  John V. Darracott,                                 Orlando Shay,
  W. L. Waring,                                           J. S. Shackelford,
  Harvey Allen,                                          Wm. Munford,
  Rich'd E. Armstrong,                            Jno. C. Smith,
  Chas. Stebbins,                                        Jno. Esten Cooke,
  Albert J. West,                                         Wm. C. Barnes,
  Henry G. Benson,                                   John A. Belvin,
  Geo. S. Lownes,                                      Victor M. Branch,
  John W. Davies,                                      C. D. Yale,
  Jos. S. Robinson,                                    John Bowers,
  A. Bargamin, J.,                                      Jos. J. Jones,
  Geo. Bargamin,                                       R. C. Howe,
  E. D. Hitchcock,                                    D. R. Quaries,
  N. H. Ragland, Jr.,                                Geo. A. Leonhard,
  Wm. H. Benson,                                    Sam'l Guggenheimer,
  Wm. H. Pledge,                                      G. M. Lumpkin & Bro.
  Wm. Gaston,                                          P. O. Sims,
  Geo. W. Gary,                                         R. A. Cooke,
  David Wilson,                                        O. Cranz,
  F. W. Hancock,                                      Sam'l Putney,
  John S. Fitzhugh,                                   F. A. Jeter,
  W. H. Johnson,                                      Chas. W. Harwood,
  R. O. Waddill,                                        Geo. Ruskeli,
  Jas. Smith,                                               Thos. S. Armistrad,
  Bolling Pickett,                                      Wm. Kirby,
  Lewis M. Randolph,                            Wm. A. Cardozo,
  J. H. Harris,                                            Wm. B. Church,
  F. Binford,                                              Geo. T. Baldwin,
  J. B. Stegal,                                              Jas. H. Gentry,
  R. H. Finney,                                         Wm. A. Clarke,
  Parks & Miner,                                      A. T. Peebles,
  Theodore Courtney,                         Wm. H. Yoler,
  Richard L. Brown,                                R. McNamee,
  B. J. Johnson,                                         A. G. Talman,
  Abr. Hirsh,                                             A. R. Binford,
  A. Hutzler,                                              F. L. Moore,
  Wm. H. Kennon,                                  E. A. Hudnut,
  J. N. Parker,                                            H. W. Tyler,
  Joseph A. Arnold,                                 John S. Smyther,
  D. M. O'Brien,                                      Samuel Forsyth,
  Wm. W. Cabaniss,                                 James C. Roy,
  W. B. Pleasants,                                     Fred Schaffer,
  Richard J. Hundley,                             John P. Ballard,
  G. W. Armistead,                                 Thos. Samanni,
  Edward Hudgings,                               A. D. Simms,
  Wm. B. Allegre,                                     P. Fogarty,
  Wm. Granville Gray,                            Wm. D. Kennon,
  John Booker,                                          Chas. H. Moore,
  Robt. A. Mills,                                      Geo. M. Drewry,
  Lewis Antelotti,                                    August Schad,
  T. C. Burns,                                            M. D. Whiting,
  James J. Dixon,                                      Daniel B. Corrie,
  Ro W. Drewry,                                      R. L. Williams,
  R. B. Kennon,                                       T. Robertson & Sons,
  R. H. Crump,                                       Thos. M. Kimbrough,
  Wirt Roberts,                                        Louis Rueger,
  Alex. B. Hutcheson,                            E. D. Keeling,
  C. P. Cardozo,                                       Jas. Beale,
  W. J. Turner,                                         John Marxhausen,
  John W. Kelley,                                    A. Seiberling,
  T. H. Ganter,                                        Garret F. Watson,
  John L. Woodson,                               Wm. Caulfield,
  Wm. F. Frith,                                        Thos. Leftwich,
  E. B. Loving,                                         Fred. T. Andrews,
  John F. Glazebrook,                            Geo. S. Graves,
  P. August, Jr.,                                       Richard A. Saunders,
  D. W. Mahone,                                     B. Hassel,
  Theophilus Moore,                             Louis Euker,
  G. Maisch,                                             George Fisher,
  R. C. Scofield,                                       J. May,
  Wm. J. Thomas,                                   H. Simon,
  John L. Sims,                                         J. Kimpel,
  J. M. Goddin,                                       C. Labard,
  Edwin Holman,                                   Wm. Hutcheson,
  Wm. Watts,                                            John A. Hicks,
  A. T. Williams,                                      J. H. Anderson,
  John Baxter,                                          A. T. Trueheart,
  Thos. M. Jones,                                   Oswold Heinrich,
  W. P. Martin,                                        B. Heinrich,
  A. D. Sims,                                            E. Walker,
  David N. Jones,                                    John F. Kohler,
  M. C. Hardy,                                        Wm. Lots,
  James Holman,                                    Henry L. Dorr,
  D. B. Jones,                                           Fred. Seibert,
  Jno. W. Baker,                                      Chas. Seibert,
  Ash Levy,                                              Wm. W. Crump,
  Lewis Cohen,                                        James H. Conway,
  John Newman,                                    G. Koenig,
  Sam'l Cohen,                                        Jul. C. Fisher,
  A. Smith,                                              Dr. W. Grebe,
  R. S. Davis,                                          C. Hasse,
  Lewis Switzer,                                     G. L. Betty,
  Sam Stein,                                            John Werner,
  Y. P. Watkins,                                      Fred. Haislow,
  Robt. P. Pulliam,                               H. Beidt,
  M. May,                                                Chas. P. Fluyfelder,
  Stith Bolling,                                      T. Meyer,
  H. Stern,                                              David Hess,
  J. Rosenheimer,                                 Max Stadelhofer,
  C. C. Tinsley,                                     J. P. Lubs,
  J. Greentree,                                       Wm. M. Allen,
  L. Jacobs,                                            F. Thomas,
  L. T. Slater,                                        Thos. P. August,
  E. K. Woodward,                              Jesse Child,
  Wm. H. Waddill,                               Wm. L. White,
  Wm. E. Leffew,                                  D. T. Madigan,
  A. Hill,                                                W. Knelbet,

Richmond, April 27th, 1860.
To Messrs. T. James Deane, Geo. W. Hobson, Deane Hobson, W. B. Watwick, Jno. Tyler, Isaac N. Cooke, and others:
Gentlemen: I have received your communication of the 24th inst., requesting me to announce myself a candidate for the Judgeship of the Hustings Court.  Although I know you have placed too high an estimate on my qualifications, I do not feel at liberty to decline the request, coming, as it does, from so large a number of my fellow citizens.  If it should be the pleasure of the people to elect me, I will endeavor to discharge faithfully the duties of the office.
    Very respectfully,

 Your obedient servant,

WM. H. LYONS.

~ Richmond Daily Dispatch, 01 May 1860 Page 2, Column 5

Miner, Mr. - 1860

THE JUDGESHIPS.

Richmond, Va., April 24th, 1860.

WM. M. LYONS, ESQ.-- DEAR SIR: we the undersigned, your fellow citizens, believing that you possess every {paper illegible} quality, both of head and heart, for a full and honorable discharge of the duties of Judge do, without disparaging the claims of other gentlemen, most respectfully request you to announce yourself a candidate for the JUDGESHIP OF THE HUSTINGS COURT.

Hoping that this request may meet with your favorable consideration, we subscribe ourselves,
Your friends and fellow citizens,
  T. Jas. Deane,                                         John Tyler,
  Geo. W. Hobson,                                 Isaac N. Cooke,
  Deane Hobson,                                     Jos. B. Gentry,
  W. B. Warwick,                                      L. Wagner,
  Thomas Johnson,                                 Marks Nelson,
  Mann Page,                                            W. Albert Spott,
  Thos. A. Bulkley,                                   J. Hatley Norton,
  John F. Alvey,                                         L. B. Thomas,
  E. V. Breeden,                                         Joseph Stern,
  Wm. L. Porter,                                       A. P. Woodson, Jr.,
  Wm. C. Barker,                                      Wm. H. Davis,
  Peter Tinsley,                                          M. Golden,
  John W. Sarvay                                       Thos. V. Carr,
  S. Hirsch,                                                 Cornelius Carr,
  John O. Chiles,                                       Henry Miller,
  J. H. Connell,                                         H. J. Miller,
  Lemmel Verby,                                       M. L. Guerrant,
  R. A. E. Dabney,                                    Sam'l. J. Jones,
  H. T. Anderson,                                    Thos. B. Bigger,
  W. D. Stubbs,                                          Dan'l O'Donnell
  J. T. Hay,                                                   John G. Snelson,
  W. H. Martin,                                          Jos. S. James,
  J. W. Ratcliffe,                                         Wm. Ira Smith,
  Andrew Pizzini,                                      Peyton N. Snead,
  J. P. Swords,                                             Alex. J. Slater,
  Wm. H. Parker,                                       B. M. Harris,
  Wm. S. Thaw,                                          Rob't Harvey,
  John Harrold,                                          J. R. Chamberlayne,
  John V. Darracott,                                 Orlando Shay,
  W. L. Waring,                                           J. S. Shackelford,
  Harvey Allen,                                          Wm. Munford,
  Rich'd E. Armstrong,                            Jno. C. Smith,
  Chas. Stebbins,                                        Jno. Esten Cooke,
  Albert J. West,                                         Wm. C. Barnes,
  Henry G. Benson,                                   John A. Belvin,
  Geo. S. Lownes,                                      Victor M. Branch,
  John W. Davies,                                      C. D. Yale,
  Jos. S. Robinson,                                    John Bowers,
  A. Bargamin, J.,                                      Jos. J. Jones,
  Geo. Bargamin,                                       R. C. Howe,
  E. D. Hitchcock,                                    D. R. Quaries,
  N. H. Ragland, Jr.,                                Geo. A. Leonhard,
  Wm. H. Benson,                                    Sam'l Guggenheimer,
  Wm. H. Pledge,                                      G. M. Lumpkin & Bro.
  Wm. Gaston,                                          P. O. Sims,
  Geo. W. Gary,                                         R. A. Cooke,
  David Wilson,                                        O. Cranz,
  F. W. Hancock,                                      Sam'l Putney,
  John S. Fitzhugh,                                   F. A. Jeter,
  W. H. Johnson,                                      Chas. W. Harwood,
  R. O. Waddill,                                        Geo. Ruskeli,
  Jas. Smith,                                               Thos. S. Armistrad,
  Bolling Pickett,                                      Wm. Kirby,
  Lewis M. Randolph,                            Wm. A. Cardozo,
  J. H. Harris,                                            Wm. B. Church,
  F. Binford,                                              Geo. T. Baldwin,
  J. B. Stegal,                                              Jas. H. Gentry,
  R. H. Finney,                                         Wm. A. Clarke,
  Parks & Miner,                                     A. T. Peebles,
  Theodore Courtney,                            Wm. H. Yoler,
  Richard L. Brown,                                R. McNamee,
  B. J. Johnson,                                         A. G. Talman,
  Abr. Hirsh,                                             A. R. Binford,
  A. Hutzler,                                              F. L. Moore,
  Wm. H. Kennon,                                  E. A. Hudnut,
  J. N. Parker,                                            H. W. Tyler,
  Joseph A. Arnold,                                 John S. Smyther,
  D. M. O'Brien,                                      Samuel Forsyth,
  Wm. W. Cabaniss,                                 James C. Roy,
  W. B. Pleasants,                                     Fred Schaffer,
  Richard J. Hundley,                             John P. Ballard,
  G. W. Armistead,                                 Thos. Samanni,
  Edward Hudgings,                               A. D. Simms,
  Wm. B. Allegre,                                     P. Fogarty,
  Wm. Granville Gray,                            Wm. D. Kennon,
  John Booker,                                          Chas. H. Moore,
  Robt. A. Mills,                                      Geo. M. Drewry,
  Lewis Antelotti,                                    August Schad,
  T. C. Burns,                                            M. D. Whiting,
  James J. Dixon,                                      Daniel B. Corrie,
  Ro W. Drewry,                                      R. L. Williams,
  R. B. Kennon,                                       T. Robertson & Sons,
  R. H. Crump,                                       Thos. M. Kimbrough,
  Wirt Roberts,                                        Louis Rueger,
  Alex. B. Hutcheson,                            E. D. Keeling,
  C. P. Cardozo,                                       Jas. Beale,
  W. J. Turner,                                         John Marxhausen,
  John W. Kelley,                                    A. Seiberling,
  T. H. Ganter,                                        Garret F. Watson,
  John L. Woodson,                               Wm. Caulfield,
  Wm. F. Frith,                                        Thos. Leftwich,
  E. B. Loving,                                         Fred. T. Andrews,
  John F. Glazebrook,                            Geo. S. Graves,
  P. August, Jr.,                                       Richard A. Saunders,
  D. W. Mahone,                                     B. Hassel,
  Theophilus Moore,                             Louis Euker,
  G. Maisch,                                             George Fisher,
  R. C. Scofield,                                       J. May,
  Wm. J. Thomas,                                   H. Simon,
  John L. Sims,                                         J. Kimpel,
  J. M. Goddin,                                       C. Labard,
  Edwin Holman,                                   Wm. Hutcheson,
  Wm. Watts,                                            John A. Hicks,
  A. T. Williams,                                      J. H. Anderson,
  John Baxter,                                          A. T. Trueheart,
  Thos. M. Jones,                                   Oswold Heinrich,
  W. P. Martin,                                        B. Heinrich,
  A. D. Sims,                                            E. Walker,
  David N. Jones,                                    John F. Kohler,
  M. C. Hardy,                                        Wm. Lots,
  James Holman,                                    Henry L. Dorr,
  D. B. Jones,                                           Fred. Seibert,
  Jno. W. Baker,                                      Chas. Seibert,
  Ash Levy,                                              Wm. W. Crump,
  Lewis Cohen,                                        James H. Conway,
  John Newman,                                    G. Koenig,
  Sam'l Cohen,                                        Jul. C. Fisher,
  A. Smith,                                              Dr. W. Grebe,
  R. S. Davis,                                          C. Hasse,
  Lewis Switzer,                                     G. L. Betty,
  Sam Stein,                                            John Werner,
  Y. P. Watkins,                                      Fred. Haislow,
  Robt. P. Pulliam,                               H. Beidt,
  M. May,                                                Chas. P. Fluyfelder,
  Stith Bolling,                                      T. Meyer,
  H. Stern,                                              David Hess,
  J. Rosenheimer,                                 Max Stadelhofer,
  C. C. Tinsley,                                     J. P. Lubs,
  J. Greentree,                                       Wm. M. Allen,
  L. Jacobs,                                            F. Thomas,
  L. T. Slater,                                        Thos. P. August,
  E. K. Woodward,                              Jesse Child,
  Wm. H. Waddill,                               Wm. L. White,
  Wm. E. Leffew,                                  D. T. Madigan,
  A. Hill,                                                W. Knelbet,

Richmond, April 27th, 1860.
To Messrs. T. James Deane, Geo. W. Hobson, Deane Hobson, W. B. Watwick, Jno. Tyler, Isaac N. Cooke, and others:
Gentlemen: I have received your communication of the 24th inst., requesting me to announce myself a candidate for the Judgeship of the Hustings Court.  Although I know you have placed too high an estimate on my qualifications, I do not feel at liberty to decline the request, coming, as it does, from so large a number of my fellow citizens.  If it should be the pleasure of the people to elect me, I will endeavor to discharge faithfully the duties of the office.
    Very respectfully,

 Your obedient servant,

WM. H. LYONS.

~ Richmond Daily Dispatch, 01 May 1860 Page 2, Column 5