Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30

Lee, 365
Tazewell, % mai
smyth heard from--Crayson and Washington vote
this week. WV
LoUDoUN DIsTRIcr-C F. Mercer of Virginia, has
been reelected to Congress- from the district of Loudoun
fauquIer and Fairfax, by majority OF 90 over Dr.
Mason Mr. MERGERS exact majority in Fauquier was ga
HARRISON DTsTRIcT-Allen's majority in five coup-
ties l337-Randoph and Jackson only be heard from
ihese TWO counties supposed TO give 800 votes-( 4Hsn
therefore certainly elected.)
PETERsBURG.-William S. Archer-no oppo sjtion
RICHMOND DIsTRIcT-S Stevenson elected
City Of Richniond-For Andrew Stevenson I53-For
John Robertson 49,
STEvENsoNs MAJORITY in the ,otoEe District about
162 !-Almost to IA greater ratio perhaps than will
be obtained, in any other District of Virginia East of
the Ridge, where there has been any opposition. We
sad, and we repeat it, that carce has any cam
ddae deceived than Mr. Robertson has been by
ms friends. The most sanguine calculations were put
iorh ny ms party lie was to receive majority N.
tent-2OO majority in Charles Citya large majority al
Cold Harbour Precinct in Hanover-a large majority in
Richmond. They all, all alsifed by the event-Ste-
venson would have got more than to in Hanover if the
election there had been toeraby well attended-but his
friends of his success-and many did not appear
at the polls He would have beaten Robertson we are as.
sured, from 10 700 in the District If the election had been
full one. But the victory has been sufficiently decisive
Though Mr. Robertson has given us, we understand, a
INT or two throughout the District upon nuication-,a-
justly, zoe knoto TO beyet let that passi FL is we
repeat, fine fellow, though little too much of a null.
inner Tor u.s. 1t is politician only, that we rejoice az
his defeat For, thus endet all the hope which has been
cherished among the nuiers Of South Carolina that tho
District OF Virginia, which contains her Capital would
have lent to their mschevous heresyI
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Potchdtan Il D)-John w. Nash 17S-Rchard
Booker So.
Monroe q D)-COryeeted poiI-Henry Alexander
Orange q D)-Lewis B. williams 326-John T.
Thornton H. Eaton Sanard SO.
SuTy Offend j. G. Crump 135-Booth 52-(For
nstruchg Mr. Rives in the State Senate upon the sub.
ject of the Portsmouth Rail Road, co. and against il Coz
James city, York, and williamsburg Il DeIeeate1
}. NJ Gregory. k. NJ. Garrett.
James CITY County ll9 81
York County lO5 1872
Williamsburg 80 80
263 2I2
Elizabeth city COWnty--AlexandeF w. Jones 1922
WIN. f. Moore 81. Elizabeth City and Warwick send
one Delegate to the Assembly MIR. Joness majority in
warwick 5O-in Elizabey City S-Maiohty in both, So.
SOUTHAMPTON q D.)--Bepjamn Griffin l90--Harrson
ll9 (For instrucng Mr. Rves for a subscription
to the Portsmouth Rail 235 Against it 81 about
40 or so declined voiing)
augusta q D.)--Thomas J. Stuart 729 Thomas Mi.
chic 674--R. s. Brooke $685. Holt 8O7..
Hdmpshtre (2D)-Wm. Vance 681, Thomas Sloane
496--Keller $50.
Morgan QD)-Isaeh Buck l55--John O'Ferrall 1928
Wood I'D John p Mayberry
Preston q D.)-Corrected poll-wm. CARROLL 16I-
VIM G. Brown l58, r. McGee, Jr. 50, Il McCollun 46.
Feyefte q D)--M'Mulen l05-spears I73, Culbsrt-
son lI3, Woods co.
Lee 0D.)-J. B. Collier 2I4-Joseph Duff pos T. An.
derson 81, Jas. CALDWELL 81.
mr. Caldwell of the bench after tho voting commenced
HdiVdr q D)--James G. Bruce and VIM. d. Sims.
JFeto Kent and Charles CITY County, q D)-RobeTt
Christian, Of New Kent county elected by majority OF
10 in the district, over James H. Roanethe late dele
gate. -"
Rappahannoet uD.)--Dr Philip Thornton 22e-wal,
den 100.
Fagquier (2D Thomas Marshall 562 James French
1sies ~; G7y sga against aivi'ioH If The sonHtg
DIVISION, 13s