Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-29
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
House If Delegate

-anle!id-Rodolph Jeter' l75, Richard Booker
100.
.4n,herst c. H. .4pra2l.-"our election has inc,
terminated, and it has been the most animated one
have ever witnessed in the county-tbe result
was as follows: Josiah Ellis 269 John b. DUNCAN
zS3-Samuel Nj. Garland 1871, b. \. Crawford 81.
VIM. IL. hoane ~ MIR. Garland was an Admin
istraton man, the rest Jacksonians AT an early
period of the election Crawford ant, Roane, after
briel address to the people, in which they declar-
ed their unwilingness 10 defeat the jackson cause
oy DIVISION, withdrew. The presidential election
although 1t had its influence aud evidently turned
the scale In favor of the Jackson Candidates was
not, with great many, made test Mr. Garland
as lar as could learn received the votes OF all the
Administration men-and still thini. il probable
mat amajority oil the votes he received was from,
.le Jacksonians-he Is young gentleman of high
y respectable talents and great private worth and
has many influential friends, besides his father,
whose long, various, and useful public services
nave given him great influence in the county.
These considerations no doubt had their effect in
procuring him vote, which in number far ex-
cee,s the strength of his party He is moreover
believed To be republican of the Jeffersonian
school-and there are many not disposed to remove
him on account of a-Inere preference of men %
From Correspondent
Charles Ctty-JolIn Christian, William Ty-
ler.s
CuLpeper-Ambrose p Hill 757 (Jackson) John
turner 40, (Administra;ion)-Joh 5 Pendleton
313 (Jackson)-polls kept open for days.
from COTTesp0ldeRt-"Altn ouu h il is known
that Mr.. Turner prefers Adams to jackson vet he
Is bound to represent the wishes OF his friends who
prefer jackson. Such is the confidence OF the peo-
pie ot Culpeper in the Judgment honesty and j.,
tegrity of Turner, that they have elected him i,
preference TO his opponent Pendleton, a decided
jackson man, although four iifihs of those who vot
ed Tor Turner are for jackson. There are few i
any more than 100 votes in Culpener in favour q,
| the Administrations
Elizabeth CHy-John T. Wray ZIG, DacksonI
George. Booker" 76-Edward Mallary o.; VIM
Hope 5I-(rhe three last Administration Candi-
dates.)
Faf,5dr.-TFron Coryesponaeat-. Enclosed
| you will receive The result of the election 10,
r alrlax county for delegates to the next Cen As
sembly, together with statement of the vote uuor
the COMMUNICATIONS Moss" lO9-Wm. II
fitzhugh" lo4-G Nj. Chichester 81, James Sang
ster 80, (ail jackson Candidates,) T. j. Minor %
(Adams.)
FrGnkim-JOhn NJ. Holland, William Gallo
| way"
Gooehland-Archnball Bryce, Peter Guerrant:-
(nn oppoSition)
HalOger-Charles p. GOodall (Jockson) 2ss,
VIM l.. White Jackson) 226-Hector Davis (Ad-
minls'ration) l56-Perrin administration o.
He"rY-Peyton Gravely 500, Daniel Dyer Is5
john Layne lS3-(AL Jacksonians)
JcfeTSOn-Daniel Morgan zoo, Carver Will,
Zo3-John ii. Lewis $50, L. Buckmaster 20
NDf' Lewis was the jackson candidate. We
VIM nor pretend 10 say, upon our present nforma l.
'loh' mat TINS election afforded fair test OF the
tertaln no fears for the ofthe Administration
| III thiS county.) ChGTiest010n Free Press.
hdncIcha-l From a Correspondents "Kana,y-
ma Court House, April l6ih-The election for
TINS county has just closed, after having been kept
open for three days; send YOU the result aoreea
! by TO your request IN your last paper:-Genera
| Daniel Smith S23, Mathew Danbar; 3O2-Aaror
| Stockton lS9, John Hansford ST. I53 You NAV
rest assured all is well IN this quarter, on tn,
question OF the Presidency-Jackson must ee
three, at all events two TO one on the first Of o.
| vember.''
Laneastsr-Dr. c. H. Leland ZIG, Col. Adj
olson Halls I06--Alajor John Meredith 81.
Lt"9enO"rg-John T. Street, Malcolm Mac
.heckleIaburg-N. Alexander 42s, Wr O
Goode ss2-Locket mot a candiJatol 10
)Gason-Samuel McCullock IT., DR.. Mathew
". Stribling"
Vincent Wi,chcr 48s, william
Walton 4O3-John Williams 223, Daniel G.. Tuck
ler lS5, (all Jacksoniansl
POcdIOHtaS-WIn Arbopart.s John C;ilela,d
Presfon-Allen- 200; Win. d. linn 2Is-Ben
ljamin Shaw l73, Carroll 1873, Jefiries 66.
/ Richm0'd City-John Rutherford I54,-E. W
Rootes II, scattering 2
Southanpt0Tl-Wm b. Goodwin 253, b. Grit
nm m. 2Io-John Denegre lS7, James Harrison
! -, CELgsper-Danisl F. Slaughter S52, Doctor
Philip Thornton 262-Col Jno. Thorn ia. (Al
Observation-Disclosures yet to vote
In Hanover, Mr.. Bernard had about 2j3 votes
and Mr.. Roane about 1872.
In the Hanover District. Mr.. Bernard eoes T.
King William about $50 ahead of Mr. Roane.
! hGndtehd--JOhn Laidley 46I, WIN. l. Jackson
| 5l,John } Allen 2l-.tfaso1l coulty-Laidley pa
jackson los, Allen rs, Kincheoe 10.
Not in the last Legislature
CONVENTION QUESTION.
As.;o-;, A. FOR. AGAINST. Neutral