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Seaafs.-w. Nc McCarty 900.
House cf DsLsyslss.-Janney 1Of. Beard 6e3,
J. VI. MccaIty ESQ, Harrison 5a2, I.ucketi
32i, Updike 20. The first three elected.
CAMPBELL.
James Saunders (opposition) SOS, Jesse
Burton. op SIS, odiD e. Clay (Jackson) Az,
WIN. Daniel. jr. (Jaeh.oa) i6s.
LUNENBURG.
We learn verbally that DIR. r. May has been
reelected by a majority Of 100 votes over
Mr.. Rogsdale, Administration. DIR. NJ. voted
Tor tho resolutions, excepting the third, and
Tor Mr.. Leigh. (P,isr,sury Inf.
CARoLINE-I Del.
r. lIord. oP. elected by n MAJORITY Of 50
over the highest Jackson candidate.
PETERSBURG.
j. T. Brown reelected without opposition.
lie voted for all the revolutions (depositc) aud
fer Mr. Leigh. Tie Is opposed 10 Van Buren,
for the Presidency, and IN favor Of some can
d'daie of State Rights principles and Southern
'Nmpdthics.
NEw KENT & CHARLES CITY Del.
Robert Christian. oP. lS6, J. r. Roanc. OPP
Isl. James Saunders, jackson, ~. Saunders
withdrew on the third day OF the New Kent
election, and used all his influence in favor
Of Roane.
RICHMOND COUNTY.
Joseph Palmer, Jarkson, l3I, DIR. Emanuel,
op. o.. Lancaster yet To vote.
PRINCESS ANSE.
Senafo.-No opposition 10 Mr.. Maxwell, op.
H. Of Do opposition To Col. Mood
house. on. The county Of Princes, Anne,
within little Of unanimous against the Adj
mInistralion.
STAFFORD.
John aoneure, Jackson, 2iI, J. X. Fitz-
hugh, OF. 223.
PRINCE WILLIAM.
Mr.. IIooc, OPP. defeated by Mr.. Williams,
jackson. We learn that Mr.. W. is Anti-y an
Burcn and Anii-Rives.
BATH.
Mayse, OF. reelected.
POCAHONTAS
Senaie.-BcaIo liz, bradshaw "a. Mr..
Anderson, OF Botetourt, not then q candidate.
"a. OF D.-Mr. CaekIy, elected.
FRANKLIN.
VIC learn, verbally, from this county, that
John NJ. Holland, Jackson, is elected by n ma
Jor'ty Of land that for the second Dele
gate, there - a tie between Messrs. Hale, the
late member, and John " ade, both op.-the
latter of whom, il is thought, ~ III be returned
~ The High Sheriff. The election of Mr..
holland II attributable to the fact that he n
Tho only ono Of five candidates friendly TO the
Administration. The polls were kept open
three days al the courthouse; Messrs. Bur
well and Woods retiring from the contest at
the end Of the first. lLyaehburg yirgipian.
RAPPAIASNOCK.
We learn that DIR. Thornton, op. is re-elect-
cd by majority Of 10.
KING K QUEEN.
Se,ats.-iiarwood, jackson, 800, Dabney,
on. 2l0.
H. Of D.-Poliard, Jackson, o37, Waller,
op. 2l3 The late delegate Was a thorough
gong Jackson man. X. x q. was a strong
Jackson county. Mr.. Pollard is moderate,
and wall vote for Mr.. Leigh.
NANSEMOND.
Seadh--William Maxwell, no opposition.
H. ofD-Col Richard ID. Webb I26, John
b. Benton 81. Mr. Benton Was not cand-
date.
SOUTHAMPTON.
Gen. Severn Z. Parker, op. ia, John T.
wilson, Jackson, 20.
JAMES CITY.
J. NJ. Gregory, op. old member, l0s, Ro-
bert Anderson, Jackson, 2. York and VIII
liamsburg Yet 20 vote. No doubt is enter
tanned OF GTcgory's reelection.
LOUISA Del.
p. VI. Daniel elected by more than two to
one. Jackson.
SrnHfs.-E. Foptaine, Jackson, ISL, u. G..
Winston, or. IS0.
Fluvanna, Goochland, and Hanover, yet TO
vote.
BUCKINGHAM.
George Booker, Jackson, 456, Charles Yam
cey, Jackson, I40, VIM. y. Potteson, on. 1875,
Thomas VI. Bondurant, op. All. The two
6rst elected.
SHENANDOAH Del
T.. &. Jones $50. Samuel Bare 5ll. w.
Gatewood 326, I. =. Bowman lO7. All the
candidates Jackson--a local question operat-
ing considerably upon the votes.
GLOUCESTER
Senaie.-D. = Dabney, oP. 800, A. r. Har-
wood, Jackson, 1914.
WARWICK
Samuel b. Servant, op. 6j. VIM. r. Moore
the JaokSon-N an Buren-Rives candidate, -.
CHESTERFIELD.
! WIN. u. Johnson 222, John w. Jones e.
7 mot candidate.) Col. johnson nominated
Mr.. Leigh, at the last session, IS Senator.
! HARDY.
/ Col Inhu Mulieu m ,.s.tho.,s o.r<..s.z.-