Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-13
,IENRICO-l delegate.

Inc ' .a,e;oa,ed. State Of The polls
We For Congress
n,sf.dmo 395
VIM a a. (whigl 3s5-l maj
Joaa pober,son'. reelection is certain.
MI. '' House Of Delegates.
p.nao,h fadm.) 4l9
Wm' po,,s Cwhig) 379-40 mn
JON" IT, ~, election (says the Richmond Whig) has
-. ~ au ay by the sheerest apathy and ne
Dse, ~ The part Of the Wings, who were ready ID
s'eI du,v had they known the emergency requi-
10 ,.,-bu, by the Wing candidate, Mr. Bolts, who
n' sss,,ed his friends for weeks that there was no
n ,'''t, of his election, and thus ued them into
s',,I security. This we say, not as moking cxcu-
l ho, ,ba, the facts Of the case may be made
saown, and the Safe nppr'sed, that, with common
'.sr,;on.the Wing candidate would have been cleo
Inv a co .nrnanding majority. LIE, not the Wigs
" Virginia be discour. ged, but rather receive the
-, in Heniico as a caution to them every where
q mn, themselves on their met'ie-Mr Bots Is
.ns,ed 10 be elected by majority of 80, or more,
~ those we'll acquainted with the Hentico voters.
~. have not seen him, and do not know whether
he will contest.
n G The Whie of Wednesday says, ,hrt on a
.,,;.v Of The polls, by r. J. White, commissioner
- ,1a revenue, Jesse Snead & Richard Adams, jus.
=, Of The peace, John Shore, James P. Taylor,
IA ofn Elicit, clerk of Henrico court they found
A. Mr.. Randoph's poll 50, regarded as certainly
"a votes and AZ believed TO be bad-a on Mr..
po,,s no 10 bad or doubtful Mr.. Bolts there
t,,o will contest the election, and will obtain the
."a, The conduct of the Sheriff is severely cen
,ured in tie Wing.
'D''~ ALBEMARLE-2 delegates.
We announced, in our last that Messrs. Gimer
..d southa the Wing candidates, had been cleo
va IN Albemarle in lieu of the former a4ministra-
,,a, oenbers, Messrs. Riyes and Randolph, and
accompanied the annunca,on with statement of
The noIls. After our paper had gone to press, we
heard that vagrant rumor had reached town. that
the iniormotion was premature, as to one Of the
candidates, Southall, who, it was said had been
heuren votes by Mr.. Rives. Subsequent infor.
nation. however, confirms our first accounts Gill
mer and Soutball are eecied-and old Republican
Albcmare, the home and the grave of Jefferson,
has aburcd Van Burenism.
s4r The Charlottesville Advocate gives the fol
,swins statement of the poll
For Congress.
Wm. T. Gordon, (whg) ego
James Garland (adm.) 62S-4l maj.
State Senate.
Charles Cooke (whig) 656
Dabney Carr (adm) G30-26 maj.
House 81 DeteSdtcS.
Thomas w. Gilmer (whig) Go8
Valentine Souhall (dc.) $50
Alex. Riycs (adm. GIG
Thomas J. Randolph, (do.) 636
SUSSEX-l dhgntc.
Jesse H'rgrave has been reelected from this
county, without opposition. He is friend Of tho
dmoistro,ion. John Y. Mason had no opponent
in tina, Congressional district, and of coirse,-to
h il ali
over the course.
SPOTTSYLVAN.A-l delegate.
Oscar NJ Crutchfcld, (adm) reclectcd to the
7ouse of Delegates, without opposition John
NJ Patton, who occupies rather doubtful position
1 the chess board has no opposition for Congress.
He is said TO DO in favor Of Judge White, though
cl,ss,d among the fl lends of the administration.
The following is the state of the poll for State Sena-
Stafford II. Parker 800
Richard Baylor l6l -l26 maj.
Mr. Parker is the late Senator and friend OF
the odminis,ra;ion-Mr. Bayiora Wing. Caroline
and Essex yet to yole, and the result is consld
cred doubtful.
RICHMOND COUNTY.
Reported majority for Taliafcrro, the Wing can
dda'c for Congress T. over Chinn. The same for
Carter 10 the House of Deegstes.-ln 1889, Chinn's
majority over Taliafcrto was 81. rs election
now regarded certain
PRINCE WILLIAM-l del.
For Congrcss-Chinn (ndm.) 2G3, Taliaferro
(whg) l53.-For State Senate, Hnnton (adm.)
Sl8; Tidball (whig) lis For II. of Delegates, w.
W. Williams, (adm) reelected.
GREENSVILLE-1 del.
Tamlin Avent (adm) reelected, by majority
Of 96 over Maj. Lnndy, (whig)
PRINCESS ANNE.-l del.
At o'clock on last Monday, the vote for Con-
gress stood thus
Emmerson (whig) 3l9
L%all (adm) l1S-l67 ma
Mr.. Morris, the Wing candidate elected to the
Hot D. by a large majority.
ISLE OF WIGHT del.
Joel tlollcman (adm.) rc-elcccd without opposi
loo LoyaIls majority All over Emmerson, fer
Congress. No doubt Of Els election.
FREDERlCK-3 del.
For Congressional Edward Lucas (adm.) 591,
| 'ohn R. Cooke, (whis) sol. We'll done, Frcde-
rick where 500 majority was claimed for Lncas
For House of Delegates. Col. LINES Bowen
o0s John S. ID wilson 6i3 John Hopkins 56S,
J''n I. D. Smith 59l, M. S. Lovett 3il-the three
h3t administration men. One precnctto be heard
from.