Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-14
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

| AiN'i&'i-h ISi-ESllCNS.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
-sl6emarfe.-Wm II. Cord IN 400, Charles
! Cooke PIP, Rice w. Wood POO
| Observation-Disclosures Elam $780, Colin Clarke
Isl , John Baker 252, Ro. Cole I75, j. II. Clarke
! 1863.
Gloucester. Mann Page, Thomas Smith,
fTu'eeSS 'snRe-Nm. ]. Woodhouse, Caleb
! Ward.
Neutrality-suspicious. White, Samuel NJ. ID.
Moore, (re-elec,ed without oppo.ition.) &. The
question Tor taking vote for Conv ention was
aSitated on the mo ming of the election, bu, as i,
appeared but a small poll would he taken, the
sentiments of The prople were not taken am
FULLY OF opinion (sals Correspondent) that ma
joriiy of the county is in f,ver OF limited conyen
ton, but not oherwise.")
| FOR the SenGtc, -" there are two candidates:
David w. Patteson and Thos Jefferson Stewart
| both oil Augusta county. For the Srnaic the vote
stood. Tor Pate>on 122, Stewart 81 J. il heliev ed
,iiat Peitc-on will be elected IN Pcadieton coun-
! = at o Clock MIR. Pattcson had 27i votes, Mr.
! Stuart %.
In i'ocahonios, the polls for the Senatorial
Election were, io' Pee b Ni,hercd 100, John
Brown of Bath 9s.1
Roehingaom-t:o Samuel H. Lewis. COS.
Joseph Claire l!9, VIM. McMalion 40
fcr The Senate, Col. Archibald Rutherford
4G2, Col. Moses Walton 26I, Charles L. Lowell
40. The polls kept open three days.
| Susser.-Richard Epes. log. James billiard
l6i, James Nj. Smith l6l, jaime, II. parl,an 50.
CITY ELECTION.
| " Wednesday,, the election for Delegate TO rerse-
sent this City, in tie Virginia Legislature took
place; at the close of the Polls tie vote stood
| thus
John RulheT!oofd' 223, John G.. NIlsns 10,
John NJ Bots s.
For The SenGte.-John Clopion c3j.
MIR. Jolin-or's rngas ements rendering II Utterly
impTariicable that lie should at;erd the election j..
Tins city. or any other election in the District his
friends thought that due regard 10 .,is feelings
ana 10 what the district had right 10 expect rem
dered 1t proper to withdraw hiin-aud The, eCorc Nc,
ron was opened Tor him.
rot Of TIE last Legislature.
COMMUNICATED.
Trend OF Mr.. Bolts requests lie Editors Of
me IInqnn er to state, that it bein. discovered at an
early hour, that MT. Rutherford would he elected
many OF Mr.. rs fIieads being unwilling to re
gsier their votes against Mr.. Williams L,usb
preie'Fins Mr. b., determined not 10 - te al all,
Extract cCa letter from Fort lHteaen (Crceh
.dSency,) 3Oht .narch.
me de'achmentS OF the lst and 4,!i Regiments
Oh iat4nry, stationed in the Creek Nation, have
received orders from the War Department, 10 va
cate Their encanpiaeis, and march TO Pensacola
preparatory TO their further movement, 10 the Mi.
sissippi.
An inference has been drawn from this move
"eht' That the President of the y. =. is frnJ,
persuaded, OF the adjustment, Of all lis difficulties
win the Creeks and with Georgia; and of the rom.
pleie restoration Of tranquility n that border
al numerous meeting of Merchants OF the
Chy o. Richmond, at the Eagle Hotel, ArriI II
1870 Colonel u. PEYToN, being called 10 The
Chair, and MIR. d. TIMBERLAkE arpoin,ed So
cfelaFy The following Preamble and Resolutions
were adopted -
whereas the citizens ofltichmond having large
interest IN The Richmond Docl, Company. ard the
Merchants believing that ll-r interest and conva
nience will he promoted in the fill and sncre..r,,r
operation of said Dock -
Fcs0freR, That we will unite in adopting such
rules and regulations, NAV be deemed rnos, 4r
ieci"ai ioT the Interest o. the Dock Company. ard
merchants oil The City whereby the benefits in
allied. - ''
Rcsoloed, Tha, Committee of yYm. Anderson
S0hh ~ Lancaster, fleming James, Chas ri.
Mitchell, Jno. Nan-lew, Peter J. CheyalIie ia.
vid Barclay, Thos. Adkins, Gustavus Luke Jno,
Aiian, WIN. II. Hubbard, John Robinson. aud
David Judah, be appointed TO prepare and snbni:
10 hit1Ie meeting, such tariff Of tolls a. REGARD
llhs WE relative advantages Of Rockets and ,bc
DOCK, should, wiih the appreciation OF the Dock
Company, be adopted.
Hes0frcd' That the committee appointed. he
requested TO report tile result of their enquiries O
meeting 10 be he'd at This place on the 18th inst
at . o'clock. p. NJ
Rcsoircd, That the proceedings of Ibis ,oes,i,c
he published in The newspapers OF the CITY.
BERNARD PEYrON, Chairman.
~. IiMpERLAKE, Secretary
WEDlon ie @! uitmo At hi. .a7f Nom; p,,,fa,
ht county 81 Sury, Ntehs'qs Fauiron Ts,n ii ti Ice 49,