Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-15
ring 2lgA-I i.omas AIcAllister TBS, Levi Short
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ring 2ksA-k JONAS AlcAllister l3S, Low Short
: fridge log, J. Barrett r0I.
CONVENTION ELECTIONS.
I'm our last No., we were led by other papers
into two mistakes. !. The vote there ascribed to
sfiddieser, is supposed TO have been given i'm the
county OF Gloucester-for, Middlesex has not vet
vo,ed-nor =. have we heard from Stafford whose
| poll we professed 10 state.-we now Law before
= our readers all the returns which we have since
received--stil observing with much regret. tina,
the polls are very thin.J
BOWLING GREEN, Caroline Nav H. q,
Caroline County-The following is the result
OF the election OF members to the Convention, in
october next. AT the close Of the polls in this
county, The vote stood as follows, viz
For Win. p. Taylor 2l5, Richard Morris 2il.
John Roane, Sen. 205, James Nj. Garrett 100,
Wan. n. Roane 5i John II. Upshaw 20, VIM. w.
dickinson 70, Thos. Pitts 9, Andrew Stevenson 8,
Lawrence Battaie 7. John Bankhead6.
I W Early in the day Mr.. Bernard addressed the
voters, and declined any poll.
kMg y Qneen-The following is the state of
the polls for members OF the Convention, at King
& Queen Court House, at three o'clock--polis not
closed, and about 20 voters who had not voted:
Jno. Roane ll9, Richard Morris 81, Vim. p.
Taylor IS, VIM. II. Roane 50, James NJ. Garrett
%, Jno. Gaines 60, Jno. II. Upshaw Sc, Win. Gar
nett IS, Chas. Hill Ia, Robert Pollard 2, John
Bankhead 1.
King George County,. TaHiaserro so, Judge
Dade 81, r. Cmrrie &c, +. Bates IS, Il. w. Carter
~, st. l. L. Carter IL, r. Murphy 2, w. Fl.
titzhugh z. Gibson 1, s. Oldham 1, WIN Brent,
~ 4, ~. II. Nhason L, ckWeli i. T.. Oluham
l, W. Y Sturnan ], J. c. Stuar; !, A. +. Rose l.,
| Y. Johnston l.
; .Stsser-John Y. Mason Is2, Richard Eppes
l55, Austin Claiborne 50, Cargin IL, Rives 81,
Irezvant 40, Harrison 81, Jos. Mason 80, Smith
20, Rufbn II. Urquhast 10, Carr Bowers s, Col.
Allen 1, Holleman L.
! /" -Fote.-william Stands, Jun. in consequence
OF being candidate for the Assembly in the coun-
~ oil Prince George, was nominated by his friends
only short time before the convention election
commenced: They, therefore, declined opening2a
poll Tor him in Sussex, although they believe he
would have obtained good vote in that county,
as wen as IN his own, and in Starry "-Peters6urg
Old Dominion
Lutnenourg-Gen. BroadnaX l76--Adams 1866
Alexander l27-Nelson Electromagnetic l0S-
Smith 9l-Goode S7-Hicks S5-Gholson IS
Pegram 2-Goodwyn ].
; .ednsenond- Prentis 90, L. w. Taze-
; well 90, G. Loyall So, X. II. Baker ~, Il. b.
Taylor 40, j. L. Kilby 80, L. Cornick 90, A. En-
erson 20, J. Cornick 8.
Russeli-lst day-Cowan of Russell $50, John
b. George Of Tazewell l3I, Mcmillan of Lee
i54. Byars OF Washington lS5, Edward Campbell
oil Washington 80, Francis Smith AZ, Francis Pres
ton ", Sharp OF Lee TO- 1.-THE poll vas TO be KEEP,
open the second day only.
erfeid-Jones 35I, Leigh S29, johnson
i6, Taylor PAS, Giles ls6, W.S.Archer9 3, Old 81,
Branch L. Archer II.
. .Noftotcay-B. w. Leigh l29, J. w. Jones 1913,
VIM. Giles lob, VIM. S. Archer 81, Sam. Taylor
81, VIM. Johnson l5, James Jones s, b. L. Ar
= cher /.
Pocahonfas-Bowyer Miller I2I, A. Beirne
. lio' Baxter lis, w Smith liz, Francisco II Gen
breckenridge 6, Cyrus Cary ), Gen. blackburn 8
, Withrow 2, Z. Rion 2.
n James Cify.-Ihe election was very thinly at.
tended lhe poll stood thas: for John Tyler 81
John Marshall So, Philip N. Nicholas 10, little
ton NJ azewell 40, Robert Saunders 10, John Il
Clopton IL, BurweiI Bassett s. and JAS Seipple /
II FTdnkiiah-Eeo. TONNES Of Pinsyivania 293
VIM. Galloway of franklin 23S, Ben. VS.. Ca
bell Of PittsyIvania Psi, Joseph Martin OF Henri,
L FrFE
Stewart Of Patrick l3l, Raleigh White of pittsyl.
vsnia I'D W. X. Chaplin of do SO, James Garland
Of do. Z.
CONGRESSIONAL observation-disclosures
we lay before our readers Summary OF the
late Election in Virginia, for members of the III
oil Representatives in the Congress of the u. S
which Is complete, with the exception perhaps o
the District OF kanawha. Some doubt still rest
upon the result in that District-The Lewisburl
Palladium OF the 9th inst. states, that from all iii
" had heard Of the Congressional Elections Ii
was) induced 10 believe Lewis Maxwel has agai,
been elected by small majority" We have let
ter from Cabeil Court House ofthe 2Sth ult. which
gives the polls in that county, for Joseph Lowell
326, WIN. Smith 3d. Lewis Maxwell 10. Ran
doiph and Wood yet 10 be heard from Lowell en-
tiers these two counties about 2l3.votes ahead O
3 Maxwell y
In The District Of .Aonon gala, Philip bod
bridge elected in place OF Isaac LETTER. declined
In tne II. " Berkeiey, VIM. Armstrong re-elect
ed without opposition
Il In the ID. Of FyederfeH, Robert Alien re e
lected.
InSthe d. Of Rockingham, Win. Mccoy rec
: lected without opposition.
, In the ID. Of Botetourt, Robert Craig. electe,
fin place Of General John Floyd declined.
In the d. Of Washington, Gen. Aiexande
Smyth reelected without opposition.
In the ID. Of Rondlohd, Lewis Maxwell said 4
Y be reelected,
In the ID. of Louaoup, CHARLES Fenton Afer
I Ger reelected.
In the ID. Of Wesin,oreEahd, John Taliaferr
re- elected.
r In the ID. of FduqineT John S. Barbour re elect
> ed without opposition.
In the ID. Of Orange, Philip p. Barbour rec
lected without Opposition.
; In the d. Of King y Queea John Rome re e
lected without opposition.
An the ID. of York, Richard Coke, IL. elected IL
piece OF Bnrweil Bsssett.
5 In the d. OF Franklin, Nathaniel Claiborn,
reelected without opposition.
In the ID. Of HalDaE, Thomas Davsnpofs zee
{ lected.
In the d. OF Prince Ed.oerd, Thomas T
BouldiD elected in place Of John Randolph declin
cd.
In tie d. Of Potchafan, William s. Archer 70
elected without opposition
In the ID. Of Brunswick, Mark Alexander re-
elected without opposition.
In the ID. Of SOUTHAMPTON, James Trezyant re-
: elected without opposition.
In the ID. Of Norfolk, Thomas Newton re q.
'ected. (Seat said to be contested by George 10y.
alp
In the ID. of .Gibemar!e, WIN. c.. Rives re.e
J lected without opposition. (Since appointed slim
lister 10 France--and, Of course. new Election
In the ID. Of Henrfco, Andrew Stevenson re e.
lected without opposition.
These Districts are enumerated in the order OF
the law.