Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-04-20
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


Botetourt. @. III. ofDelegates: Mil
Ter 53S, Wilson 460, Anderson 357.
Shenandoah. OH. ofD: S. Bare
$50, J. Newman 4l6, VIM. Carson 4O6,
II. H. Gray 1863.
Henry--O-Peyton Gravely 2l3,
Tarlton King III, j. King declined be-
fore the polls were opened.
Loudoun.-Lewis Beard 593, ]. NJ.
Harrison 1872, T. Taylor jr. 366, ]. A.
Carter PAT, r.. L. Luckett 222, c.
Douglas IS9, C. Shreve I5S, Robt. Bay
! ly SO.
Berkeley (2.)-Charles James Faulk-
ner 37S, Levi Henshaw 273, William
G. Burns 1876.
Frederick (3.)-Richard W. Barton
639-John B. d. Smith 639-John b.
Earle 623-James Gibson 57O-John
IS Magill 5O0.-Hierome l.. Opie had
no opposition for the Senate.
Henrico (l)-John G.. Williams 300
John NJ. Bolts 2l6-Robert Y. Mayo
lO6.
GreenspiHe D.)-Richard Stewart Go
Thomas Spencer date member) 80.
Albemarle o. Thomas w. Gilmer
697-Thomas ]. Randolph 6OO-Hugh
Nelson 505-Joel Yancey 3l7-.The
contest was very animated.
Montgomery Q.)-William Charlton,
Mr.. Preston, the late member, was not
candidate.
Spottsyluania { .)-Carter L. Steven
son 266-R. d. Powell 2l6. Mr.. Pow
ell was the delegate in the last Iegisla-
ture.
Isle Of Wight (D-Folleman IeO-
Jordan l3S. For The Senate, ]. d.
Massenburg, of Southampton, 2Ol: F.
E. Rives, of Prince George, 100. Mr..
| Massenburg was not bro't out until the
morning of the election.
Princess Anne (D-John Lewis is
elected to the House of Delegates by a
majority of IL votes over Caleb Ward.
Mason and Jackson (D-James CraiIl
1862; Charles Henderson IS; Nehemiah
Smith 80. Jackson county to hear
from.
MathewS.-Senate-H. Aylett, 1876 :;
Aug. Dabney, 1914; d. Nelson, 3.
House of elegates-Wm. Fl. Roy,
10Y A. Billups, II; L. Litchfeld, "a !;
Il. U. Crittendon, - Middlesex veto
vote
Prince George.-House of Delegates
VIM. Stands, no opposition.
Senate-F. E. Rives, 242; Massen-
burg, 8.
Louise Del. Nichols ]. Poin-
dexter is reelected without opposition.
And what is remarkable, it is said to
be the first instance of the kind that has
occurred in the county since its estab-
lishment about 80 years ago.
iSusSer.-r1 Del. House of Dele
gates-Capt. VIM. II. Pegram* elected
by majority of92 over VIM. o. Cham
bless
SENATE-F. E. Rives has made I'D
! Massenburg's majority in Isle of Wight,
with the exception of fire votes-Mas-
senburg enters Southampton, his own
county five votes ahead. The election
in the district is expected to be a very
close one.
NansemondD-R. d. Webb, 223 :;
] Harrell, ia. One precinctto be heard
from, was not expected to vary the re-
suit many votes.
ChesierfeldQ)-Dr. VIM. A. Pate
son, without opposition.
King George Hooe re-e}ect-
ed without opposition.
Buckingham (2)-H. D. Capt VIM.
N. Patteson 573, Mai. Charles Yancy*
500, Philip A. Boiling 33S. The con.
test was very animated. Mr.. 3. was
warmly opposed on account Of his vote
on the abolition question, in the last
Legislature-and the support he receiv-
ed is said to be fair test Of the senti-
ments Of his constituents.
Stafford DIV. p. Conway 1S1
William Ford III.
Caroline (D-John Dickinson. 296,
William w. Dickinson 1GS, William
G.. Minor 90.
Prince William (D-Charles S. Car
ter lS4, John Hooc I22.
Ohio (D-John Parriott SIT, Isaac
LETTER 463--Clemens 391.
Rockigham.-Col. Mcmahon and
Capt. Joseph Cline, elected without OPP
position.
Scott W-Capt Z. M'Mullen 271,
Capt 7. Rogers ~.
Not in he last Legislature.
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Noah Webster OUffioDe The Ernperor