Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01

In his county we had hard measure. The RePu5r
can party torn to pieces, more perhaps 'hsn 'r'
county in the State by domestic ieuds- But, next sPn
Buckingham will be herself again.
Richd r. T"ler' (Whigl $50, Thomas Fox do ~
4, f. Chealham w. B. :S32 d. G MurreIl ytol 81,
CAROLlNE-Q DELI
Robert B Corbn (Whig) reelected over G. W.
nor ". Il )--majnrity not ascertaIned. (ah"ut ~
NEW KENT AND CHARLES CITY "a Drl}
r. n. Wilcnx' 22O-Clayton &. Coleman 2o6-toh
Wings Last year. Mr.. Douglass a. b. was elected b:
4 sp!:t among The Wings.
Wyatt Cardwell (Whg) re elected 3}3-G l. 10
WIS CHEsTERFlELD-u Del)
James r. Cox w. b 3i9-Samue 4. Paiie;'',
CULPEPER-Q Del)
The Warronton Times says, II, is vel! ascertain
tina, Hill (rhe late " b. incumbenU has been turned og:
BY Broaddus (Whig)-and that John :. !eaG''.A
(Whig) has been re elected in RappahanaOeh.
CUMBERLAND-Q Del)
Allen Wilson (Whg) reelected, without OPPOSITE
AT The Court house 5S-Carersvlle %.
FAIRFAN-Q Del)
The Genius of Liberty says-"We hear. By a gent
man from the Court House that Colonel Ball wv
elected BY majority Of between ~ and ~ votes 0'1
FAUQUIER-(2 Dels)
Returns not complete; but enough is known TO asr
tain, that The Wings are elected, by increased M:
rty The Warrenlon Times (Whg) crows over i: q
eued Opponents and says that 'lhe earnes, ertes'
of the Richmond Enquirer TO compromse-o heal 'H'
ditferences-to unite III one common struggle i0f ~
common object (PARTY POWER was most dIlicto
and eIec tually iucucate ted that never was "coroi
ton of conflicting opinions skiiiully effected; ID.
that all would not do. The following 10 the pres''
state of The polls -EJmondss (Wbig) 800, Maf.a-
lido Goldsmith ". b. 4G6, Wallace do. 39o)
FLUVANNA-Q Delega,e)
"WnMINGToS, Apr! q /
"Yeslerday the election of State Senator for
district and Delegate from this county, To the next
glsature. II quite unlikely day. and thin III
out By the people. The result was as follows:
Senate.
Fontaine Is
Shepherd So
House Of Dti'gntcs.
Col 3. G.. Payne ". b. lio
Col Magruder ~ Il
FRANKLlN-C2 Del)
Returns not complete but it is believed The "HIt
will succeed s. Hale (Whig) 20, John wate t.o |
FREDERlCK-(2 Delegates
J. II Sherrard ". b. and R. w. Barton {" exec
Last year. S. ard Wood (both V. u )--iere. cyan
Wing is elected by our own divisions -SherafC u
withdrawn; but was prevailed upon to consent a-i"
becu'ne candidate, only few days before The r''"
This circumstance accounts for his diminished S'F 1
some Of the precincts.
WINCHESTER, ApH& /
"Below, ] hand you a statement showing the TesC'
the election held yesterday for delegates 10 rePe:"
this county in The next General Assembly.
"Mr. Sherrard, you are aware, had declined re e'
ton and did not consent 10 become candidate anu
Goth (only days before the eeetion0 indeed HH
of the of the county did not know until the! "
TO the polls that he candidate, he visited as'
of the precincts previous 10 the election
His being the first returned delegate under su:A
cumstances, is decisive evidence OF appreciation o.
principles and policy advocated by him during Toe
session of the Legislature. II
"Sherrard and Barton you will see, are elected"
anti Sub Treasury, and will vote for the re eetuo.
WIN. &. Rives. This county is decidedly al" -
Treasury. III
Joseph Fl. Sherrard CONSERVATIVE MI
Richard w. Barton (Whig) IL
Rober, L Baker ADMINISTRATOR III
John W. Grove, administration Sub.1'sasH'V IL
GLOUCESTER-Q Deli 8. az
Thomas S,ui,h ("hig) reelected over P'se "
GREENsvILLE-u DELI 4
Turner" (Whg) eleced-.so opportunities "
an old Republican county. How can we expects k
when We make no effort to secure IL Such 'P'"' II
utterly without justification. n
HAMPSHIRE-to Delegates IL
Full returns not received; but little doub, oil it r
election Of George Park ". b and VIM Odel "-'E
OLD HANOVER Erect!
'HASovEE e. H. APP"
at is with pleasure l inform you that the Old an
nerated county Of Hanover is still herself N0''
standing the incemency Of the day of our election
bers 10 overpower and triumph over their ac"'e II
gant adversares Though our majority has No. ~. =
great we had right TO expect, had the Cd!
good one, yet it shows that the people are nov '"
full of their privileges and interests From eoip.
Of the polls 10 day from the different Pfec'He"'