The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-17
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
HOUSE, OF DELEGATES.

HOUSE, or DELEGATES.
AmFcrst-Alm. NJ Waller 10, Lucas P
Thompson 1913, Bennett A. Crawford l29 Thorn.
as Crews 81, John B. Duncan %
Caroline-Samucl Chllcs l54, Thomas B.
Coleman ir 1876, Norborue l. Sutton l36-
polls not closely
SiqFrd-Geo. Nj Cooke 70, Richard J Mon
cure Il, William Ford 20, Waiter r. Daniel
90 Polls not closed.)
Sussez--James billiard, Richard Eppes
Nottoway-James JONES' IL Il. Anderson.
Albemdrie-Wm Gordon. Charles Cooke
GrsensviHe-lhomsS Spencer l22, Samuel
Averet' l04 T q. Merit %
ChnriOHe--( State of the polls. John d.
Richardson 23I, Richard J Games 1913, James
w BouIdin 1919, Or W. Rice SO
Na2emona-Jamos Murdtugh- 30. L dwin
r. Hunter PIT, William NJ Jones 2o7 John
Crooker l43
Cheserfea-James Elan 1874, Colin Clarke
o75, John Baker 207
James City-R Cole ll6, r. r. Richardson
IS, Bennett Kerby 80, Richardson Henley -
King Ge6rge-Thomas B. b. Baber, Niche
miah H. Mason
Characterization Page, James Baytop".
Rockinghan-Col. Samuel Lewis, Col VIM.
McMahon'
Trederick-Wm. NJ Barton 767, James
Ship IT'S, James NJ Mason 4sl Il In noticing
the result ofthis election VIC must be permitted
to express unfegned regret at the defeat
of Mai Mason He waS decidedly one of the
ablest members in the H. of Delegates, and the
loss of his influence will be decidedly felt in the
Convention question There is no accounting
for the whims Of the sovereign people, however
The loss OF Maj. Masons election is attributed
10 his vote in favor Of Mi CHESS resolutions.
/ A vote was taken in the county ON the Con-
ventlon question, which resulted thus: For a
Convention 900 against it 81 neutral 10
/ New Members.
SENATE.
! Charlohe-Col Joseph Wyatt ga, Henry Z.
Watkins IA.
Frederick distrtct-Col. A. c, Smith is cleo.
ted
/ Curolne-John II Bernard 1876, John II. Up.
shur 90, John Roane r.--(Polls not closed.)
CONGRESS.
Nq,pemond-Geo. Loyal 80, Thomas New.
ton 2oo-[ The Norfolk Beacon remarks that
this county was regarded as Mr.. Newton :
strong hold" But we think it singular that
i, should have been so regarded, when it gives
his opponent majority Of Al votes, while an.
other county in the district gave Mr.. Newton Il.
bout 100 majority over his opponent.l
.in.herst-William c. Riges-no opposition
Chesterfcld-Wrlllaln 5. Archcr--no opposi
ton.
GIo,,reaer-Burwoll Basset--no opposition
On the subject ofthe addresses made by the
candidates for Congress in Frederick county
the " Virginian states, MIR. Powell follow ed
in very neat and handsome address, in which
he noticed several reports that had been crcu.
lated against him during the canvass. Hede
ended his vote for the Alexandra approprie-
ton and described IN glowing colours the dis.
Tres, 10 which the sufferers by that dreadful ca
lam,ty were reduced. He said that he was
CHARGED with beng tire partizan Of the admins
ration and enemy OF General Jackson. whose
,,,n,e ~ had been attempted to associate with
AZ. c,nv,ss--he deacd that he was either but
.n,lo in exalted terms of Gen. Jackson AT
,bol,,e nrrsideutial election he had been the
fr;,,d ~ Mr.. Crawford and next to him lie ap,
n,eciated the character Ut Gen. jackson aud