Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10

SUSSEX Col John J. Prince tVan) reelected, without
opposition.
KING GEORGE-The Alexandra Gazette states that
upon an examination of the pollbook, it asceraincd that
Edward T. Tayloc tWhig is re.elested BY minority OF
70 or 10 votes and given notice OF his intention to
contest Mr.. Hooe's election.
SHENANDOAH-Messrs.S Samuel Bare and r. NJ Conn.,
the late v b. delegates, rcelectedBare 44o Conn 387
Php A. c. Jones 10, Robert Allen l33 The last named,
believe, Wing.
acknowledgements statement of the polls FOR
Ae seaate-John r. Anderson (Censervatve 476 Col Thos
n Burwell Sub.) l79 For the H. Of Deiegotcs-Col.
Thomas Shanks Con Az, VIM. NJ Pcyton, do 435 Capt
Benz Carpcr Sub Ii8, John W. Thompson, do 49, Capt
John Fcrricr 60.
PoCAHONTAs.-John Gay tvan) reelected
FLOYD.-IIarvcy Dcskns YAM reelected.
PAGE.-Col. John Mcpherson VAN reelected Nc
Pheron l59 Col. Daniel Strickler l3I, Capt, james w
Amis. 23-all Subs.
HARDY.-Wm. Seymour elected over John Mullen, late
membcr-both Wings.
Observation-Disclosures Fryatt and Rob't. '. Snodsrass
(Whigs) reelected, without opposition.
DINWIDDIE.-Alfred J. Vaughan (|nn reelected
Vaughan 286, Maj. Roney (Whigl 275.
MONONGALIA-IIaymond Goa, Clayton 62l John 483
Tanzey ii3 Morgan 1872, All administration, except Hay
mond who with CLAYTON, is elected. Raymond and Morgan
the late delegates.
NoRTHAMPToN.-Wm l.. Savage 152, Joseph segar
l2 deeply regret Mr. Sega5 defeat in consequence of
his vital of Internal Improvement though
federal politics differed widely from him His success
is genuine Wing.
WOOD.-Jactson elected by 100 majority Smith
both Wings.
MASON & JACKsoN-Nchemiah Smith tWhigl elected
by the following Smith 3i. Allen 227, Fisher 209 a
Wing gain.
ESSEX.-George T. F. Loriner iWhig) reelected
MORGAN-John oFenall tunknown) III, Samuel
johnson tvan) 81. The former elected
TYLER-Stephenson (Whg) in place of Ripley tVan)
TAZEwELL-Addson Crockett is elected Peter
Gose, by n majority of l50-botl Van.
RUSSELL-lIenry D. Smith is elecedby amaJority OF III
over Harvey Grav--both Van.
SCOTT-Jnmes Cnlberson elected by considerable ma
jority over James Cadwc-both Van.
NICHOLAS & FAYETTE.-Olivcr L. Waite Ven) isc
leced beating Mr. Anderson Whg) This is Van gain;
though VIC learn that the election did upon federal
politics. If it had, Mr. A. would have been elected
HENRY.-We learn that Maj. WIN. Martin tWhig) is re-
elected
PATRICK.-Mnrtin Cloud (Conscrvntiye) is elected, by
considerable majority Ro. c. Johnson tWhig This
county last represented by Isaac Adams Sub who
was too offer for reelection.
ISLE OF WIGHT.-Arthur Smith VAN reelected.
GRAYSON-Lcwis Hail $40 (ecclcd)- John B. Mitchell
2l3 James Dckey li0-An V. b.
HARRISON.-E. }. Armstrong 607, J. Flowers 4i9, d.
kincheoe $751; B. Bartlett 32I 4. Maxwell 3os D. Bassil
w
mot candlate 80 Hughes -. The two first Wan Blu
REM elected; politics Of the others unknown.
CABELL.-T hornburg ". b. re-clccted-Fhornburg
433 Eyerelt2l.
STATE SENATE.
The Kanawha Banner of MAY s. says: The returns from
the counties forming the Kanawha Senatorial District have
vet consequently are unable to give aay IN
formation in present number The contest between
Smith Whg( and Thompson ". b. doubles close
We have Int little doubt however Of the OF the for
mer candidate"
The Wherng Times says" In the Senatorial District,
we have lost Senator or rather VIC have the
wished. Mr. Good is elected by or 800 lie is
Conservative, Sub Treasury far cnn learn
lie supports Wig and Van Buren, men,
get the hang Of his politics" This is the
with some others that OF.
REHABILITATION.
In the counties heard from the following the comparative
strength Of parties the last and the House of Dele
gates