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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
Loudoun-House of Del r.. L. Luck
EFT GA, Lewis Beard GIG, L. Taylor
152, E. Mailman 372f S. ]. Ramsey
30l. Congress : G. F. Mercer 5S2, w
=. Il. Mason 24S.
Ohio-William Mcconnell.
Bruns,uick.-Chas. Turnbull and Col. J.
B. Mallory, both Van Buren,, but The latter
anti caucus, anti expunger sc. are re>eleCt-
ed. The expungers ran another candidate
against Col. Mallory, but he only obtained
LAB votes.
Gardiner B. Corbin, Wing, is elect
ed by small majority. Wing gain.
Charlotte. Wyatt Cardwell, Wing cleo
ted by maj. of 70, over j. b. Richardson,
Adm. late member.
Cumberiand,-AllenW Wilson, Wing, re-
Fugua, Adm.
Culpeper.-A. p. Hill, Adm, is re- elected
by small majority over Jones Green,
Wing.
Dmtoiddie. "A. ], Vaughan, Adm, re-
slecied without opposition
Elizabeth City s. Jpar,Uick Samuel
Servant, Wing, al, MIR. Crawford 40.
Norfolk Borough-W. L.. Cunningham,
Wing, re>elected by large majority over
Jno. M'Phail, Adm
Esser.-M. Lorimore, Wing, is elected
by majority Of l0l, over A. Brokenbo-
rough. Adm.
Fairfar Edward Sangster, Adm, e.
lected.-There were five candidates, two
Wings and three Adn.-total vote l67-
Adm. l39.
Fluvanna.- Col Strange, Adm, re- cleo
ted, by majority of abou, rs votes, oyer
Col. Il. u. Payne, same politics.
GOOchland Jos. Watkins, re elected
without opposition.
GreenUille. Thomas Spencer, Adm.
Ralifar.-Jno. r. Edmunds and Paul
Taylor, Adm, reelected by large majori-
ties.
Hanoper.-Wm. l.. White, Adm, no
Wing opposition.
Hsnry.-Wm. Martin, Wing, is elected
by 4 majority of 40 over Mr. Hairston,
Adm.
Henrico-Wm NJ. Whiting, Adm, is
elected, in place Of j. NJ. Bolts, Wing, by
IA maj
Isle Of UTght-A Smith, Adm. re-elec.
ted without opposition.
King g. Queen.--David P. Wright,
Adm. by abou, II majority.
hng George.-Ed. Il. Tay lor, Wing, e.
lected in place of J. Hoe, no particular poli>
ties.
Louisa.-Hugh Goodwin, Adm is e.
two other Van Buren, can
didates, DIR. Anderson, late member, and
Geo. Harris
Nanssmond-Wm. d. Hodges, Wing,
elected.
Ne,D Kent 8. Charles City.-Wm Doug.
lass, Adm.-ihere were three Wing candi
dates.
Nelson. Alex. Brown, Adm, re-
elected without opposition.
Northumberland Alexander, Adm
reelected by majority OF abou: thirty over
r. Belts, Wing
Norfolk County.-Sam'l Watts and ].
w. Murdangb, Wings, are elected
Orange Voolfolk Adm. re-elect-
ed " ithout opposition.
Petersburg.-John f. May, Wing, re-
elo cted without opposition.
Po,OIatan. Jacob Micheaux, Adm, by
majority OF five over MIR. Scott, Wing.
PtHSyLuGnia.-Gen. b. w. S. Cabell s.
w. z. Funs.all, both Wings, are elected by
considerable msjOrilies over Tredway apd
Terry the Adm. candidates.
Princess Anne.-Jesse Morris, Wing,
elected
Prince George.-Wm. Stands, Adm,
reelected without opposition.
<TtHCe EdUuTu. h. enable, Adm.
reelected, without opposition.
RappahannOck. john S. Pendlelon
Wbig, re elected by about 40 majority.
Richmond s. Lancaster Valentine Y.
Conway, 'Vhig, is elected by about 80 votes
over Jos. A. Carter, Adm.-the two coun-
ties sending only one delegate.
S0uthdmPtOn.-CIayton, Adm. by maj
Of 65 over Jas w. Parker, Wing.
SpottsyiUania.-O. 81. Crutch6eld, re-
elected without opposition.
iNGBord.-Jas b. Ford, Wing, is elected
bya small majority over James Morton
Adm. Wing gain.
SUSSEX. Col. John J. Prince, Adm.
Surry w. e. Bailey, without opposi.
lion.
Beykeley-Congress J. b. ID. Smith
343, J. NJ. Masen 263.-Senate C. J.
Faulkner 444, John Hedges 1856. House
Of Del. r. Fryatt 1863, K. Y. Snodgrass
357, w. G. Burns 800. II. j. Seibert 248.
NorgGH-CoDgress J. NJ Mason PIT.
J. b. ID. Smith 23..-Senate c. J. Faux
Ier l5S, J. Hedges 74-H. Of ID. Isaiah
Buck 1872, George Bohrer I07.
sfeTSon-Congress J. NJ. Mason 3O4
J. b. ID. Smith 30l.-B. OF Del. J Pc
er and William Lucas elected-the first a
Wing, The last Yaniie
Frederick, q Del. For Congress, Jas.
VI. Mason 500 F.; John 70. d. Smith Isl.
House IF Delcgates-E. w. Robinson