Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27
pIRGLNI4 ELECTIONS.
HOUSE OF DELEGAI

o"th- Ihomas SiItIington, and VIM. McClin-
ticks
Cumbfriand- Daniel A. Wilson 81, GEORGE
w C,ump~ sc
f1"ranna- Barrett q Payne 22I. G. orse Still
man l52- Samuel +. Morris IIG.
Hanocer- w: l.. Wht-= 32l Charles p Good
ails 3i5- II. Davis 205. WIN. Cunningham IFS.
h"s Wiliiam- John &. Pollard, II. w S.
Gregory
Orange Isaac Davis. $50. John woo,eo,L o57
james Barbour j.. l79
Hythe Col, John A Saunders" AL. John
S'ans-'S 800 Jo-vph Montgomery l79 David
i'''iman 20. Cfhe Abingdon Grz-t,e states
MAJ .'4t. Dhnsn at the oe ning of the polIs de.
c'"red MS preference Tor Adams; and the other
c'nilda e. all declared for Jack-on)
williamsburg Wm ~. Moo IT,
.forthumbeyidnd w B..ye. r. R.rs&
JNorfoik Borough We copy from the No,sorl.
Beacon OF tie "a h the account of this el.c,ion.
. The polls taken for the Congregational and
f'ofonsh representatives were closed last evening
~ sunset. The votes were, for Congress, Thomas
New on is6-Georse Loysll l03. For the II.
| OF Delegates, John II. Seed. I67-WiIlism MAY.
wen io4' a lew scattering. John r. Seed is con-
>eqn-n'ly elected.
g MIR. Newton excepi,d all the candidates
were opposed 10 the measures o. the present adj
'nlr's'ra,i"n oi the General Government. The
Candidates Tor Congress did not on Mi. orcasion
address Tie people, which disappoinle the expec
ia'ions OF very numerous asssmbage. who had
promised themselves much qualification from thu,
-Durce.
g Mr. Sieed oflere ed himself 10 the coz side,,,io,
OF lire voters, In a neat and mo lest exposuion ef
hs poiiflcai sentiments, and WIS succeed by Mr.
maven, who' In his peculiIy happy style,
chained every ear with mat chs,te and fowine
eioGuence, III bich he has, according o our idea.
rev equal" anu u" superior, among the souhdest
scholars and most polished rhetorcians Of our day
Ills Chief obi. in
roHgh, was TO aid in the diffusion of education. he
means OF primary schools of which be :s an sbe
a"n Eeti'us advocate, anG has, are informed an
enlightened anu practicable project on the subject
whrh ne was desrous offer 10 the con $iderarjon
OF the representatives. of the people, 10 whom that
"ost important iierest has been cOnfiIe1 The
contest was animated and Interesting but fewer
votes were poIed and less exci,en,en, aud eyer
'Ion manifested than we have noticed al forme,
eiecnnns- owing no doub 10 the large majority of
M Newton IN the County, which it was impos
siole to overiake By oppo-i,on, and to the war,
OF "h administration Candidate Tor the Stale Less-
Iaure
" A poll was taken the question of soliciting
me Le2i-la'ure TO pass n law autborisipg she She
rms 10 take poll at the next election To ascertain
me sense OF the people on The subject of railing
Convention. a'cii5aM Taylor, Esq who acted
az me request of The committee introduced The
subject TO the attention of The voters with some
neat and appropriate remarks
THE POLL srooD:
ID Jaror OF 1T, Against IL,
iO@ 20
Aud about 60 declined voting on tho s,bisc,
Not IF the Gasf Lsgi Iafnye.
CONGRESS.
Bnh- Gen Mccoy No opposition.
=, buckingham John Randolph of Roanoke
No opposition.
CumJeyiond-- John Randolph. Gl.
fiUO0Uu0- William G.. Hfvss 90 NJ. 49,
position. ~
HonoUer a. Stevenson O6-whole vote ei-
ven sill. o
Orange Philip P. Barbour No opposition.
:, Uy"e- Cen S'nyth 492, Mr.. Sharp 27. Un
scout county, Smyih's majority 101. and in Rus
sen 81" Washing on, Grsyson, Tazewell and
Lee yet 10 vote, and are expected TO increase
Smyih's majority to 20OJ votes.")
SENATE
Esssr- j. III. UPslaw 1877, ]. II. Bernard 81
Hd,louer- Bernard DOB. Rosne 2I4. Upshaw 4.
W. Bernard is elected in the District 49, we have
"oi asrerIsined the exact Majority
ht"g William The polls were kent omen three
lays -on 'bs 2nd day, they stood thus: Roans
lO6, bernard 60, Upshsw 4.
hmg Queen Upshaw l0l. Rosne so, Ber-
orange Laurence T. Dsde- No opposition
V~naIy htnt! The Coalition have nothing
70 nope Ior horn Virginia for mark The Signs oil
nv pes IN her passing elections nor from
Pennsylvaia let them bead. therefore. thet, vboIe
snoIt IN getting all New York over to their side.
10 'nls gres' object let them direct all their ge-
,n 'u7 70, management snd address LOok out for
me further " Signs Of the Times"
u SALES of stsek yesterday al the Coffee House At Auop
Bank u Virginia, SOC ~
faf:ress'Bsak o. virrini. T. 10