Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

A. n,
don H. Bacchns, James T. Heath, Robert G. Scott.
John Bosher, Mann s. Valentine and George w. Nun.
ford.
John C william. E.q. wa, unanimously elected
PTes'd'nf, and Wi''ism p. Sheppa"d Chamberlain.
ELECTIONS, &C. in VIRGINIA
Gloucester County, up to the I'd day)-House OF
Cary l29.
For adopting the Constitution, 2s5-Reisc,ng it G5
Chariotte-John D. Richardson, d.. a. w. Aexan-
DER elected Dele gates.
About two hundred votes given at he C urhouse for
the Constitution aud only two against it, Mr. lhn
Randolph voted for the Constitution and addressed the
People in favor Of itjeclarng as the Lynchburg Vir
gilman state. that he preferred the present Consu
uon but was apprehensve, il the proposed not
adopted "the parent stem would be lopp'd ofits ees
and odious branches unspsripgy aud rrevrrenlv
than was done by the late Conven'ion."-The Lynch
burg Republican says tina, Mr. r. also took occasion
to say, as we are informed, that his political life end
ed and that he then appeared tile the OF his
Stewardship His remark, Of course, listened
sent, informs that his health much better than il
has been for some years. III be so, doubt whp-
Their the people viii permit him to die. We mean, of
SpOtfsyirdnia-Three Days-For the Amended Con.
stitu,ion 437. Against il 10.
Ffede'ick-At the close Of the polls, Monday
evening, the votes were,
For the Constitution $50
Against 377
They were kept open for days-and the following
Is the re.ut Of the state of the poll for day aud
w edne sday:
For the Constitution so
Against il Al
Present majority against the Constitution in the
countys The polls WILL OF course, be kept open also
in May.
The Winchester Vireinisn says that it has scarcely
ever known any political question about which the
OF the people manifested much indifference Til.
assertion is best corrohorated Ivy the poll books them
s'iveS which shew that Notwithstanding the favourable
STATE OF the weather, and the unusual number Of Can
didates for the House OF Delegates more than hall
the vote Of the county taken. or the votes that
main to be pole IL /. probable small majority may be
rallied In favour OF the Constitution;
Judging tom their nertness heretofore, that effort
will be made by its adver.aes to bring those who are
opposed TO il TO the polls"
Votes for the Delegates were az follows:
Col. jaime, nj. Macon SIC, William Wool" 2s2-Col.
John b. d. Smith 22O Col. Joseph Tuey 156, COL Jas.
Bowen lI2, John Hay 81.
Rocking ham-Frsf Day. lat the Courthottse) - Fer
the new Constitution pol. against "a.
For Senator, Mr. Waller 2i6.
For House Of Delegates, Joseph Cline $685. William
McMahon 263
The Winchester Virginian states, that it had heard
from that county to Monday evening at oclocktha,
a. near 600 votes had then been taken the Con
ton, OF which about $50 were in il. favor"
Rockbridge-For House IF Delegates Samuel Me-
ID. Moore and Jas. Mcdowell, Jr.s
For Senate. ID. w Pstieson-No opposition.
For rafDytng the Constitution at the rate Ct about
10 1.
The vote a, the close of the let day at Lexington
Natural Bridge and Brown.burg-G not h- ard
rom-was-for the Constitution 4o7 against il 46 Sen.
a,e-Pateson 2I5. Stuart SO. Assembiy-Moore $50
J. Mcdowell" 257, Alexander lbs.
Monfgomery-Exlract of a letter from Montgomery
Couniy-"Th-re was an unusual degree Of excitement
produced in the county, by the attempt OF the candi-
dates who got the smallest number OF votes to revive
the preudces OF the people the lat. defaIcaon in
the Treasury, and il terminated in lust sense Of their
indignation. The election resulted as follows For
William Ballard Preston" 16S, Jacob Helm, 49, Col
Waller Crockett $685. John Charlton 206 Robert X en-,
| 100, and Squire Pepper 81.
q" Its believed that $50 votes were given in oppo.i.
lion the Anne nded Constitution, and only 40 in its IA
your"
Princess .anne-For Delegaies) jeremiah T. Lands
lrb Ward 1923. John Ship ~, Ely Burroughs s.
About two to one" in favor OF adopting the Con.i,u.
| lion.
| Isle Of Wight-For ratification l73, for rejection 8
| delegates not heard lrom)
.Neto Rent-For the Senate. b. Harvie 100, b.
b Brown6I.
| LegislatWe--James ID. Halyburion' I6I, Seaton w
| CrumpN 1875.
| For the Constitution 124-aganst il 81
j. b. Copon in brief, but able and eloquent speeeh
vindicated the course pursued by him in The Conven.
i'm; and earnestly advocated the adoption Of the New
Constitution.
WnWick-For the Constitution 2-sralnst II 81
For Senator, II il 'sid That Mt Blown received pei.
hsps the unanimous vote. (Deleestn not he, rd from
Prince WiHdm-The vote nearly unanimous in "A
| vor Of the Constitution.
.NottO,odyI Re We have learnt by a gentleman who
at Holloway Courthouse that Messrs Asa Oliver
and Austin Watkins elected delegates to the ne st
General Assembly, ami that The question Of ABORT.
ing or rejecting the Constitution, there was not
more than three nays aud rs yeas"
Petersburg old Dominion.1
IRON the Wheetng Compiler, yqpra7)
OHIO COUNTY ELECTION.