Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12
Co.wYENTYoW ELEcpyo.Ny

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| The indifference with which the people seem to
view these elections, surpnsses all conception. In
no county from which intelligence has been
has the vote been equal by one hs 20 the Ann
soie LOT De'"sates 70 ne Ssscral Assembly This
le!hargy oDL great -, question which tho na,j -,
iiava-!rs before them since 1881 is inexn
for solution. '~ %
in King George. about 30 votes only were taken;
Of these Jno. Taliaferro received the largest n,,
per, Judge Dade the second Z. Currie the third a..
Cci robert w. Carter of Richmond the fourth
trgest number. Other gentlemen received a few
VOTES
Rich,aond Coyntr.--Rob W. Garter GO. WIN. A.
=. Dade 90. 3no ,Talinferro 81, Elysnn Currie 81
f'cming Bates %, Vincent Branharo 81, DR.. MIR
ply o, Wm Tal:atsEsoT2, Alex. e. Rose ., j. w.
thin election.
Rochb'sa.e County.--Gen. Briscoe G. Baldwin of
.S'ain,oh 262, Chapman Johnson of Richmond 22Q
zen zen Wnl. Mccoy of Pendleton 17s, SaInl. Nc
lowell Moore Of Rockbrdge I49, WIN. Tavior Of
kockbridge 1879, John Bower of Rockbridge I Ia.
Ihos. Jones of Pendeton 80, Dan. Sheffiy ofStaun-
TON So IA. /. Iapp of Staunton 90, VIM. Kinney
OF augusta 4s Jno- Il. Peyton of Staunton 2.
.aftemaTle--James Peasants 200. VIM c. Rives
2o8, Hugh Ne lson l68, VIM. L. Gordon 143, 3D. S.
Garland ia2, L. p. Thompson &c, I.andon Cabell Il,
.'no. NJ Martin 10, Thomas NIassie a. Robert Riyes
1.-The polls were kept open three DAYS
Princess .4nne.--I.ittlcton W. Tszewell 166. 10.
scPh Prents 100, t,emuel Cornick 1T, Robt. p
Taylor log, George Loyal GO, Arthur Emmers-..
49, IS, John Cornick 10, Mordecai Cooke 3, William
Maxwe!l 9, Rch'd. Ii. Baker l, scattering g.
Iste-of- Wigkt-Arthur Smith lo4, John IJroul,ott
lol, Josiah hoffman So, James Trezvant re- John
I. Mason II. Carr Bowers So Austin Claiborne 90
Francis Ruifn Is, Richard w. Epps u, John Car
gill 6.
Prince UlHlinp,.--[ol. John Gibson OF Pr. W;l.
liam 81, Judge VIA. A. C. Dade of Pr William 10
VIM. II. Ftzhugh Of Fairfax a. Elyson Carrie Of,
Lancaster 81, DR.. Ro Murphy of Westmorcland ! 3
John W. Hungerford OF Westmoreland II, Alex F,
Rose of Stafford 8, Ro. w Carter of RichInond 2 )
John Ialiaferro of King George 2.
.a!iddiesec.-fho. r. Joynes Of Accomac 100 Tho
r. featmaa of Matthews 12e Severn Il. Parker OF
Northampton 1884, Abel p. Upshur of Northamntou
100, DR.. Rich a. Christian of Middlescx AZ. Thos.
~. Bayiy of dcconac III, DIR. Calvin II. Read of
Northampton rs, Humphrey Billups of Matthews II.
.Hoffogay-From the Nottoway election, we uIr-
derstand that Benz. Watkins Leigh of Richmond.
John W. Jones of Chesterfield, YIN. S. Archer OF
Amelia, Wm d. Giles. and Samuel TAYLOR Of
Chesterfield, received majority of votes for the
Convention, and n the order of their names.
f5ederfck.-Aifred Fl. Powell 224. Henry ST G.
tucker $685. John Z. Cooke 800, Heroine J.. Opje
2I1, James NJ. Mason esd, Thomas Gtiggs Jun. I73
William Castlernan jun. Lac, William Wood 1874
Jared Williams go, Samuel KerclIeval o., James
Ship SO, Robert Page al, Seth Mason Of.
CharioHe-Iohn Randolph Of Charlotte pay VIM,
Leigh of Halifax l59. Richard II. Venahie Of Prince
Edward l54, Richard Logan of Halifax I42 Dr.
Rice OF Charlotte 1885, Gen. Il. G. Darlington of Ha
il:aX l!9, James Bruce OF Halifax 100, VIM B.
Banks of Halifax 70.