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BERKELEY ELECTION.

The following il the result Of the election
Col. Edward Colston 3S3
Edmund p. Hunter. Esq. 337
Capt Peter Gardner 25Y
Capt John ". Stevens ia
Colston and Hunter Anti-Jackson.
LoUDoUN.
No opposition to William 81. AIcCarty, Esq.
TOT the Senate.
We learn that Messrs. Janncy, McCarty.
and Beard. are elected TO the House Of Dele
gates.
KING GEORGE.
John IIooe reelected.
Mr.. Hooe was reelected without oppo.i-
ton. Ills patriotic course during the p.st
winter secured the entire vote Of the whole
county. Al the polls, though declaring he
stu entertained personal Partially for Gen
Jackson, yet be unequivocally, and in the
most unqualified terms. condemned the re-
morai OF the Dcposites, and supported the
Resolutions Of the Legislature.
ROCKBRiDGE.
Charles r. Dorman and Jane, Mcdowell
Jr., reelected.
Mr.. Dorman Is n decided opponent OF the
Administration. Mr.. Nc DowelI leans To the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS decidedly condemns its
course on the Deposites.
RENRICO.
John VI. Bolts (Anti-Administration)4 as
WIN. u. Randolph (Jack,on) 3c5
The Jackson folks were confident Of sue.
cess, or Affected TO I've so. This Ia, been n
Jackson county of the strongest description.
We rtJoice with the independents in the
election Of Mr.. Bolts.
NOTTowAY.
Cnoihcial accounts state that Travi, n
EpPes, Esq. the late republican and indcpcn-
aent delegate, - elected over Mr.. T. w
Of three.
PENDLEToN.
Ono mcmber-Tho. tones. ont;-Admi,;s-
traiion. reelected. MIR. Jones 2G2, Col. Iii
ner 257.
ALBENARLE.
hcssrs Rivcs and Randolph are elected
The votes stand: Rives 500, Randolph 5sI
Gilmer 53i, Southaii $40.
SPoTrSYLVANIA.
q. NJ. Crutchfeld $50
H. u. Semple 2O3
H. u. Powell 81
J. Christy "a
u w. Bassctt 10
A. n. Bernard
Crutchheld Is the Administration candidate.
CHARLOTTE.
Henry Madison, Esq. elected for this coun-
~, by avote about equal to that obtained by
BON hrs experimentation for Admins.
'Fation-Nessrs. Morton and Darlington On
posed TO IT, Another instance of bad man
agcment.
GREENsvILLE.
The Greonsville election took place on the
hrst Monday, and resulted as follows:
House Of DeLeydfes-Tamlin Ayent l1s
John II. Edwards ~.
For I've Sen1ie--Coi. George c. DromeooIe
l5I, Gen. VIM. ~. Brodnax a..
The two Senatorial candidates addressed
'he people. Col. Dromgoole came out in IA
vor OF National Convention. and Martin
Van Buren, for President, in preference 10 anv
other candidate as yet before the people
General Brodnax was opposed to a National
Convention, and 10 Van Buren,. and In favor
oil some Southern man, as Leigh or Barbour
or some other from the slave country.
The people have the issue now made nm
LOT OF sgamH Van Buren,, and for or against
Leigh Tor the Senate. Ought there 10 be anv
doubt how the District will decide,
PRINCE GEORGE.
MT. shandS, the late delegate, opposed 10
the Removal of the Deposiies, and who voted
Tor Nr Leigh, Is reelected BY n majority OF
81, over John r. Hunnicutt, Esq. q decided
oPPositionist.
PowHATAN--I Delegate.
John w. Nash I66
Thomas Miller I5a
John &. Porter Al
Porter withdrew early in the day. Nash is
a man OF fine talents. and Of unble mished re-
Pn'ation. Tie Is friend Of the present Ad-
m'n'strat'on, but differing from il on the Bank
question.
ISLE OF WIGHT DsL
Joel Hoiieman, reelected without opposi.
'lon--a friend Of the Administration, and A.
gainst the Bank.
GLoUCESTER--I DEL
Thomas Smith, anti-Administrstion. the old
member, said 10 have received about ,. al. ~
The votes given, over Jones, the Administra-
ton candidate. And for the Senate, Dabnev
Opposition, received tho Ike proportion. oyer