Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-13

.uon: " nus much as an act Of justice. We believed
an buren, guilty--we had high authority and the tes
mony at hand openly and i'm the face of day did we ac
euse hm and openly DOVE say that he stands hon
orably acquitted."l
HEALTH OF THE CITY.
we see with some concern the various reports that are
IN circulation to the North about the health Of our Cty
NJ York paper states that there had been several ca
scs oil the Asiaco Choerathat the scarlet fever, mea-
ses' &c. were raging TO an alarming extent-And e
ear tat even in this State similar reports are
'cd the manifest injury of the mercantile part of the
muniy.-i is true that melancholy mortality did visit
one y IN our City two three weeks sinceand that
the scarlet fever carried OIL few of the chdren-but we
understand that the health OF the City has decidedly inn
proved that the scarlet fever are not as
sizes have been uncommony mild, and very few if any
patents have fallen victims -and that the slightest
case oil Spasmodic cholera has appeared Ctv neigh
oorhood or State In TRUTH the health Richmond is
" as good as is usual at this season Of the year.
Inc New York American speaks of a new work being
In the press OF that City, which entitled
on .'e writings OF Thomas Jefferson with particular re-
terence 10 The attack they contain the memory of the
late Cen Henry Lee, in series of letters by Henry Lee
81 T virginia The Author is now absent from the u s.
L he American adds that il cicses Mr. rs views ~ i'm
great ability and severity. Ne shall see.
Judge p. p. Barbours last letter. did no, reach ne
his nrs communication had gone to press. We should
o'nerwse have corrected with pleasures the error to which
he calls attention sWhcn (says he in his lac, ,c,,
speak oil the low point of depression which public credit
had reached, stated my belief that stock had sold a. Ioy
IN .ae market as $40 for the $500 end by document
since discovered that it $50 for the bunJreJ-oi
course wish $50 substituted in lieu of $40"
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
DELEGATES.
\, B'eGing hdn-(2 Dei)-Capt W. N. Patteson 57s,
animated. % ~
as sESAT r -, Joel w Flood 1870, wm F. Randolph
Cdroiine-(l Del John Dickinson. a9s- WIN W
Dickinson l6S, VIM. g. Minor 9O-returns no, comnIeo
Cndrfofe-(l DEL 1--WE learn (says the Lynchburp
Virgnian) from gentleman who left Cborlo,ic C.wrt
that. n.
withdrew from the the morning of the election
The cause was not stated far have heard but we
presume was owing to his i'll heah-We farther learn
that Capt John d. Richardson was reelected 70 the
House OF Delegates though, when our informant left the
taincd.'
chesterfeld-G Del Dds. Vim. A. pa,teson-wi,l,-
out opposition
Frankiin" We have not been advised (says the Dam
VINE heporter) oil the present state of the polls but Ina
heard that with the exception of one precinct rTavor
which had not been heard from when our informant LEFT
capt Woods, and Capt w oods 81 ahead Of Mai Holland
1t is quite probable that Hale and Woods the late Repre-
sentatives, re- elected
Gloucester--(l Del )-Thomas Smith reelected owe,
Mr. Perrin
FoR THE SENArE.-Aug. L. Dabney 16s, DR.. p. r.
Nelson $50, Col. p. Aylett I6.
KING George-C Del. John Hooe re- elected with
out opposition.
King 9 Qmeen-G Dei.)-Bcnjamin Pollard 300
Archibald II. HARDWOOD 23I
For THE SENArE.-P. Ayleu 264, A. L. Dabnev 1s9
p II. Nelson %.
.Mdson-(f Dd.)-Jamcs Craik 1872, Charles Hender-
son SS, Nehemiah Smith-(Two precincts ia Mason and
Jackson yet to be heard from)
Hontgomery-(1 DEL )-Co. William Charlton 4O6
Alexander Black I75
For THE SENArE.-Gen. James Hogo 5l3, Col A..
Beirne g.
=, 1Nansemond-G Dei)-Richard D. Webb 22s, j.
Harreh ia. Zone precinct to be heard from, which is
not expected to vary the result many votes)
Ohio county, compiete-(2 DeL)-John Parriott 574
Isaac LETTER 464-J. w. Clemens 594.
Prince H'iHidm-( DEL )-Charles Shirley Carter
1874, Col. John Hooe 1872
Roc66ridge-(2 Del flames Mcdowell 3SS Samuel
NJ, Moore 2s3 John Bowyer l26-A letter saws oyou
VIII have stated in the Richmond papers, that the cause
o. Mr. Moores diminished vote his absence at the
CITY OF Washington, and the combined influence of hi,
vote IN favor oil increasing the fees of Clerks of Courts
and his course on the Abolition Question. The latter
however, had bat little influence as there are but few
men in Rockbridgc who not the friends of Abolition
1877 V "' 0'u
-, Susser-N Dei.)-Capt. w. II. Pegram- elected over
WIN. o. Chambless by majority of 90 votes.
SENATE.- Mr.. Francis f. Rives has nearly made I'M
the ground he lost in Isle of Wigh-r Masscnburg goes
mo southampton his own county, ahead of Mr.
kives Sury, Grecnsvillc, and Prince George Mr RS
own county, also to vote.
+Not in the last Legislature.