Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02

and shews that he is a man OF no ordinary talents. II wa,
with pleasure and delight tina, l saw that old aud well-,ried
Republican,. John Roane, Esq take such q deep interesi
Ia the election. He made no set speech, but BY his con.
versa,ion with all who sought II, gave tho most decided
supper, to the acts Of Gen. Jackson generally in rela.
ton to the Bank, and declared himself perfectly satisfied
with the Protest and explanation Iaely sent by him to the
Senate. lie voted Tor Harwooi aud shad"ick."
MADISON-U DELI
"MApisoN c. H., 24,h April, 1884
Linn Banks, collected without opposition; opposed 10
the re-char,er OF the Bank of the U. Siates, aud against
MoNRoE-Q d.
Henry Alexandes (A"sl Ss.slee,e% without, opposition
Joseph c. Caheli (An,) reelected.
For Joseph &. CsbeiI, (Ani) 800
For Col. Alexander Brown, POS.
CabelIs majority, %
81 presume you know that Gel. Brown is son .in.law 10
Mr.. Robert Rives. sen.-Mr. CabeII was the last di,,in.
NORFOLK B~OROUGH-U D.
William +: Cunningham 'e.rlec,ed, without opposition.
W"ndm Il. cunningham, (ADu) POI
scattering, 10
Foa THE SENATE.
Wm. Maxwell. (An;) 1874
Scattering,
MIR. Travis ii. Epes, the Delegate elect. states to us,
mat Having seen in one oil The last numbers OF the En-.
q"ter, .h"tin enunefati"g the gain TO The Administration
u" me late elections, you have included this county, in
which l have been honored with a reelection, I hasten to
cd"dtddfe, and that opposition was gotten up to me, in
consequence OF The course l pursued In the last Legifis.
ture, on the deposite question:"
The respectable correspondent, who originally address
ed US on the Nottoway Election, wrote as as follow by
The same mail " hich brought Mr.. Epes's letter:
~ VIII now simply remark TO you, that the election in
,his county was conducted by the Sheriff, under the old
iaw' and wasexpected to be examined by a board If su-
pervisors, OF the Commissioner, Clerk, Sheriff, Sc; but
alter the election was over, il was ascertsined tha, ths
board was done away with in the late Iaw.-CoI. KNIGHT.
although satisfied that he is elected by a majority OF le.
gal votes, declines going before the Legislature to contest
Tie election OF Capt. L. H.. Epes.
OHiO COUNTY-2 DEL)
"pelow (says the Wh- cling Gszete) will be found
iui' returns ot tie votes from the several election districts
IN 'hi. coun y. . hey are believed TO be neatly or quite
compete; iiom which il will he seen that Nessrs. Mcclure
aud Brady are elected 10 the House Of Delegates; Mr..
Mcclure, having the lower number of votes, b. a u,.iori.
~ CT 81 over Col. Parrio.t. Mr.. Eie iny,on's ,najo,i;y in
'his county over Mr.. M'Coy, is As; he goes to Brooke, his
own coun y, with 276 votes against hun: as the con,es,
Ia Tyler and Ohio co. mites has not been carried on upon
party grounds, we hardly sup; oe the question as to JACK.
son. me Bank and the DePositss, will be raised there,
liar circumstances, forsthe Broohe candidate. Ii Biuoke
does her inty, Mr.. Edginstcn ~ill yet be elected.
NEARLY '6OO votes were polleJ; being about 500 more
'hdn were ever given at any election before. The maio.
r'y Tor the candidates in favor oil the location of the Court
House at Wheeling, is nominaliy small. Yet the vote in
reference 10 That question is most decisive. The votes in
the thrce.iower districts, " hich were given exclusively
IN i"vor oil the location OF the Court House at Grave CreeE.
amount to 55S. In Wheeling 100 were given i'm favor of
inns place remaining the Sea; OF Jusice-at West Liberty
nearly 200 votes were polied, favorable TO Wheeling and
which. in a direct question between Wheeling, and Grave
Creek. would be so given; they would have been given in
our iavor at the election, but many Of the good ciu.
Zens oil that place were deluded with the hone of a q ~
county, to be formed Of The upper end OF Ohio and
the lower part OF Brooke, in Which event, Yves, Liner
~ would become the county seat. These 200 votes added
TO the IO0, gwen in Wheeling, make 900. In the direc.
ton OF Buchanan's, are about 100 more decidedly in our
favor, and about another 100 along the dividing line be-
tween this place and Grave Greek, who are Indifferent in
relation 10 The question making about ], 900 votes in favor
OF Wheeling. aud from 5 TO Goo in favor of Grave Creek:
nearly Ito l in our favor.