Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24
- F0ss@- .
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
CONGRESS-.


Both-No opposition to w. Mccoy late Rep
Botetourt Dishict-In Bo.etourt (our pre-
cinct eiections) the votes were. for Fleming B.
Miller 6o2, Robert Craig l7l.-rhe poll in the
counties oi Rockbridgc, Montgomery and Bote-
tourt give Craig 991. anu Miller 96s-Present ma
jority for c. 23.-Allcghany and Giles yet to vote
(The Fincastle Mirror states, that Botetourt
though it poed more votes than il had done for
many years. yet it was thought there were not 5
illegal votes taken; that Montgomery gave poll
"not only much larger than usual but supposed to
have been greater than it legally be by at least
$50 votes" We have no information on the sub.
ject)
Esses-Iohn Roane I79-No Opposition.
Goochiand-Wm. c. Rives-No Opposition.
kandUha Distriet--In Kand,chn county, for
Joseph Lowell 262, VIM. Smith 3d. Lewis Max
we'll Gate Representative, 24-ln Mason, Lowell
1873, Maxwell 1872, Smith O0-In Leicis, Lowell 80.
Maxwell f7S, Smith Oe-(sne precinct in Lewis
not heard from)-In the three counties, Lowell
has 475, Maxwell 1874, Smith Slogan, Green
brier, Monroe, Randolph and Wood yet to vote.
Norfolk Cotnty-Thomas Newton 332-Geo.
Loyal l62-Naiority for Newton l7o-deduct
LIS majority in Princess Anne and Nansemond
27---eaves N. lab ahead-Borough of Norfolk
and Elizabeth City yet to vote.
Prince Ed1ard District--Judge Thomas T..
Bouldin leaves Prince Edward about 100 ahead
Of DR.. George w. Crump.-Cumberland CDR.
Crump's late residence) yet to be heard from
Tyler C0unty-P. Doddrdgc lS7-James
Johnson S5
Pork District-Coke ITO, Bassett 2i-In the
counties yet heard from Inclusive of York)he vote
stands nearly thus-Basset 4S3, Coke 3is, Brax-
ton I6O-yet to vote, city OF Williamsburg and
county of Accomack.
CONTAMINATION. William T. Gordon-No OPP
position.
3-(Present state Of the poll, Joynes about ITO,
Nelson 1874; Seear l72-Accomack and Middle
sex yet TO vote,)
Norfolk County-John 4. Chandler 27s. VIM.
c. Hol, 232-C's majority in Norfolk county Al
Mr.. HIS majority in p. Anne and Nansemond 70
Mr.. Holt goes to Norfolk Borough with majori-
ty Of 81.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Bath-Thomas Sitlingion TIA, John Brown, jr.-
131-Samnel v. Hamilton I27.
Botetourt-John T. Anderson 6S6, Col. Thomas
Shanks' 57l-Cspt. John Nj. Harvey 335
Esser-John II. Upshaw lS2, Arthur l..
Barnes 1l3-Thomas H. Pitts SO.
Goochland-Capt. Peter Guerrant, Capt. Ar
chibald Bryce jr.-No OPPOSITION.
Hanoper-W. L. White, and Felix Winston.
Observation-Disclosures Dunbar 252, Cen Daniel
Smith 196-Aaron Stockton 81, Claudus Buster
II, Thos. Matthews 81.
Loudoun-James McIlhaney 1916, DR.. Me-
Cabe" 22l-H. b. Powell PIT, Dawson 200 Full.
ton SIS.
Mason Beniamin Thomas" I59. Isaac New
man 175-John Warth 1872. Maj. Andrew Bryan
1872, Thomas A. Hereford 80.
Norfolk Cottnty--John w. Murdaugh" 276,
James Warden 266--Wm. b. Manning 245, John
Thompson 1876, VIM. Cooke $780, The Beacon states
the belief, that Mr.. Thompson lost his election by
declining poll at the last spring election.
Prince EdtDdrd-Asa Dupuy, - Dillon"
Richmond County.-Capt. Thomas X. Barnes
l52, Carter Mitchell Iie-CoI. Philip A. Bran
ham lis.
Standardization Newman. 1874, W. w. Ma.
gruder' 502-Wright Gatewood 50I-(close poll
iDg)
7yier-William DeIashmutts Ids. Peregrine
Wells l23-Bowers Furbee SO, r. Grier III, j.
Mccoy 81.
Conpention-A poll was opened on the cleo
tion-day in Tyler county; when Israel Nicklin
received Isl, and Presley Martin so votes.
York-Robert Shield 1l6, Thomas Griffin 96.
Borough Of PetersbWg-John F. May-No
opposition.