Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-22

I I1 ~ HUV q CEEn TuTnlshoU TgpVg Tho
Clarksburg Enquirerl with a correct statemsn, of
the polls for a member of tho House of Delegates
in Lewis county, but IRE informed that from the
DOORS returned, Sam1. L. Hays has a majority of IL
votes over Major Bland, and it is expected that
MAJ. B. VIII have a majority Of tho good votes
Poied' and will receive the certificate.
NoKIHUMBERLAND.-SESArE: Basyo 400
EEHnngerford S-Fitzhugh /: DELEGATES: Thos.
II. Harvey no opposition.
LUNENBuRG.-No opposition I. Ale,endor
Tor Congress-or Street for the House or Delegates.
NORFOLK CoUNTY--[CoMpLErRl The oloo-
,ions Tor Norfolk County took place on Monday
lsst; the following are tho results:
FOR CONGRESS.
Portsmouth. Great Ridge,
Ihomas Newton 232 2lO
George loyal $50 "a
Whole number of votes for Congress 736-Loy-
aiPs majority ut Portsmouth, IL; Nswtsa's do. at
Great Bridge lee. Newton's prsseat sajsrity in
the District 300. Norfolk Borough and slizaketh
City to vote-ths former next Monday. tho latter
the following Thursday (25th inst.)
HousR or DELEoArEs.
Ports. or. Br. 1oto,.
John F. Leigh Ldshd''' a54- sls 5Ss
Gen. John Hodges 3lS SO Ri
Or. John P. Young ss1 Sc s57
Chandler and Leigh (ths Clay candidates. aud
new %memb~rs) are elected.
Whole number of votes for Delegates tths Be-
rough treehelders roting,) Se6.-Hsrald.
AMHERST.-No opposition to Gordon for Con-
gTess' Cooke for the Senate, or Garland for tho
House Of Delegates.
SCOTT.-I DELI II. OF Dr1pe.rps. K;l,ora
l92-Dickenson I52.
CONGRESS-: Johnston 494-Drapsr lIS-(prrs-
ent state of tho poll-Draper l024-Jshnston ssIs
~ uIIe CIV Lee Grayson aud Washington te vote
l N Iooo' Washington gave Johnston u majority of
moro than 60O-Grayson, Draper a majority of
s5o-rssult thought doubtful.
LANCASTER ELECTION.
Extract Of O letter from NuttsviIie, Aug. l6. lsaI.
"Ihe election 70. the county of Lancaster took
place on Monday last, and resulted az fellows:
FoR CoNdRfss: China l5S, Taliafsrro 65.
l3. "s"
H. OF DRLEaArKs: r. w. Carter of Riohmoad
county, l57, Col V. Bramham of same, "a.
Saian goes to Westmoteland, the last county 10
vote, about l67 votes majority. His election az
very safe"
Observation-Disclosures: Rober. Alton.
500, James NJ. Mason, 227.
SENATE: Joel Pennybacker, TIA. DR.. VIM. M
Bayly, 2O9, John L. Smith, 10.
IL. oP DELRGATEs: Col. Samuel Bare 7as,
Col. VIM. CARSON 622, John Newman, ~-53a.
In consequence of the inolemenoy of the wealth
or OF Monday, but Il very small number of votes
were taken on that day; the polls were therefore
kept open at this place, as we'll as at the diTarant
precincts, until "Wednesday evening, when tho
vote stood as above suited. Little or na oxc1ts-
ment prevailed on the occasion; and, with the ex-
cePtion of some few efforts TO influence votars by
the respective friends of tho opposing candidates
for congress, the election was conducted through
Out In u Inanner highly crcditablo to all parties,
Col. Mason goes to Page with d minority of nine
only, where it is confidently beloved the contest
will be decided in favor-of Mr.. Allen. MIR. Penny
hacker may be considered az elected TO tho Senate
Bare and Carson to the House of DelegnoS.
The Page election gill. tako place on Monday, the
22d.-Woodstoek Sentinel.
ERkELEY.- the close fths poll ON Wed
nesday evening, the vote stood
FoR CosdREsS: William Armstrong ala, Edward
Lucas 295.
AssEMnLr: Charles James Faulkner" 522, WA.
Goods 33T, Levi Hcnshnw 276.
JEFFERSON.
Martinsburg GGsette Egtrd, dur. l6.
At the close of the polls in jefferson county, last
evening, the vote stood as follows;
FoR CONGRESS-: Lucas, $50, Armstrong, 992.
ASSEMBLY: Gallaher, 486, Berry,* 372, Gran
than, $50, Fry, 81.
Messrs. Gallaher and Borrys arc eleoted-they
are both decided and firm Clay msn.-Msssrs.
GraHtham and Fry. the Jackson candidates.
HARDY.-The election in Hardy County took
place on Tuesday the 9th inst. The following
was tho result:
CoSoREss: Armstrong, 22s, Lucas 1sa.
SENATE: Pennybacker 253, Smith 81, Anderson
27, (this ge~ntleman's declination was not known
at the precincts in Hardy Bavly O.
Assembly: Mullins [C.I 297, Snodsrsss, TJt
90, Smons, tC.l 81.
Hardy is entitled to ono delogotc-Mullius
elected.
REHABILITATION.
Armstrong; majority in Borkoloy, %
do. do in Hardy, 101-i29 Lueas's
majority in Jefferson, 20-leavinr Mr..
Armstrong a majority of 100 votas IN tbo
wv VOHJSfudV
no return from there. Morgan, the last county
in the district, votes on Monday next. We think
there is scarcely a doubt of Mr.. ArGstroa s's election.
HAMPSHIRE-ceNaRnsss Armstrong 5i1, Lu-
cas- 373. Armstrong; majority in she District so
far 247; Morgan to vote, which expected 10 give
Lucas a small majority. Armstrong certainly oisc.
ted.
H; OF DELEeArEs: RI Thos. osrskadon, ST., e
las Postons 406, Nathl. Kuy&enkRl 0G8, Clarke
d. Powell IVA, James HigxsRs $50, Michssl Miller
80, John Hunsbrough 5.
ESSEX--Fon CoysREss: Rosns los, Garnott
80, Bernard 10, Cpshav 81. (Ring william and
Middlesex to vote, and Roane's elsctioA thought
certain)
STATE SENATE: Parker zoo, Dickinson az. Up
shaw 81. (Upshaw not a candidate. Parker elect
cd by several hundred mliority)
Fl. OF DEEeoATss-1l Richie" 14o, Barnes 70,
Pitts So, Bayler So.
y Neto Members.
~ NorrcE.-I was not a candidate before the
people Of Essex last Monday, consequently will
not DO a candidate before the people" Of MiddIosex
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