Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15
VIRGINIA EnzcE1oNs.

MATHEWS.-The following was the state of
the poll on the first day-when the election was
ADJOURNED IN consequence of bad weather.
FoR CoNGREss: C.. N. Braxton# l07 Richard
Coke, r. 81.
MIR. Braxton not candidate until the day
Tue election commenced in Gloucester.
Ill. OF DELEGATES: H. Hudgins lI9, A. Billups
0, r. Billups 9, ]. Goolrck 6.
GLOUCESTER.-FoR CONGRESS: Coke 900,
Braxton II.
JAMES GITY.acoke 1919, Braxton l.
CAMPBELL.-CoNGREss No opposition to
Thomas Davenport.
III. OF DELEoArEs:--(2 Dcl.)-Wm NJ Rives
500, VIM. Daniel,* jr. 447, z. E. Choathom gu,
Jesse Burton 267, ]. G. bearing 251, B. W. Now
lin l46, III. B. Ely 10.
LOUDOUN.-CoNGaEss: Mercer 93s, Gibson
All, lMercer goes into Fairfax with a majority
II. OF DELEGATES: James McIlhanyn 1910, Pres
ley Cordell* 972, S. b. T. Caldwell ISL, Lewis
Beard 500, r. O. Grayson 27O, Charles Sbrove
26i, G. w. Shawen 1873,
From tie Winchester Virginian.
SHENANDOAH.
Frederick. Shenandoah.
James NJ Mason, $50 1853
Robert Allen, 251 4l9
At Woodstock and Strasburg on Tuesday night.
9th above, MIR. Allen received 800 at Woodstock
and 22 at Strasburg; Mason rs at the former and
"a ut the litter At Newmarket Mason was said to
po ahead OF Alien Oh Tuesday. The vote thus Ear
IN Shenandoah is much smaller than was expected,
great lndispostion being felt by the farmers to
turn out. We informed that party of Mr.
Aliens friends, to the number of 20, somewhat dis
couraged by the vote of Monday, left Woodstock
on that night, to scour the country. The creator
part returned Tuesday with their collected regi
ments; and the vote on that night is seen above.
Dir. Mason is still 316 ahead; & this being quite un
expected, the contest becomes somewhat interesting
1t is supposed he will go to Page county with 200
majority at least; and it is now thought that Allen
cannot obtain moro'than mere nominal majority
in the district.
The elections in BERKELEY and HARDY
took place this week From tho former we have a
Seport that Mr.. Armstrong was but Is ahead on
Tuesday night (tbe Cd day,) which if true would
place his election in much danger. From Hardy we
learn by gentleman who left Moorefield on Tues
day morning, the election about to com.
mence, that it the prevailing opinion that Mr.
A. would get large majority at that poll On
passing the poll at Lost river the same evening our
informant understood that about 100 votes had beer
taken there, of which Col. Lucas had obtained q
small majority. This expected, as that portion
OF the county has always been Jacksonian.
BERKELEY.-In consequence of the heavy rair
on Monday, the polls were kept open three days
Tho following is the latest statement we have re
csived.
For CosGaEss.-Wiliam Armstrong 24o, Ed
ward Lucas, ir. 216.
HOUSE DELEaArEs.--(2 rnembers) Charles J
'Faulkner* 407, William Goods 260, Levi Hen
shaw 212.
From the Staunton Spectator.
u We have not heard the result of the election
in PENDLETON and POCAHONTAS.-It i
reported, however, that Gen. Mccoy received
majority of about $50 in the former, and 800 in tn
latter county; so that he now leads Mr.. Stribblin
more than 1400 votes.
PosFsoRIPr.-A letter just received from Poca
fnoutas informs that Mr.. John Gillian Ina
been elected to the House of Delegates fro1
that eounty-and that the poll for members of Cor
gress was-Gen. MCoy 19s stribbIing a.
BoTET0URT: list day)-for HOUSE OF DELE
OATES: Anderson GIG, Wilson, 254, Thompson l g.
<'artmill III, Burwell 165, Bunks97.
Incorporation to Craig for Congress.
Neto Members