Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-09

$50, venabic, no, Burwsii. sasG
Dortch and Goods elected.
buckingham .-Jones, wing, 43o Flood A,
1923, Hubbard, adm. 1852, Glover, do. 233 -
tame, do. l9. Flood aud Jones elected.
Norfolk Borough. SEsATE-W oodbo,,.
223, Smith, 70, Newton ID, Cooke 2, Tate,
House OF DELEeATEs-W E. Cunnipebsr
wing, Isl, scattering, 10.
Loudous.- Beard, Wing, 535, Ramcy do s.s
Tia, lor, do, 337, Hixon, 60. al, Jauney DO No,
Sbreve, adm. Isl, Mailman do. ISIS. Bes,d
Ramey and Taylor elected.
FIurunna .-SEsATE-Fo niane adm ITO
Shepperd, whig, 30. House. OF DEtEoArrs9
Payne, adm. l49. hIagruder. do. 40.
NGnsemond. --SEsATE-- w dollhouse. ia
Smith, 81. HOUSE OF DELEeATEs-Hod,s.
III. Kelly AZ, Kiddck, Is.
Princess -d1lne. SENATE w oodhou.a is-
Smith. 79, Newton Z. 1siem Z, Cooke 3. No.
OF DELEGATES Roberts. whig, 1873, Wac.
u, simmons 40, Ward 81, Corprew 9. Rob'
eils elt cited.
smry W. Z. Bailey, adm. 20. J S. clar.
do. 40.
PeiersttHg John F. May, whig. re.elec,cd
! without opposI'ion
Iouisa -SEsATE-Fontaine iG0 Sbenne,a
| Sc. Ito. OF DELEGATEs-A Anderson, consrrya,
tive, el.ci.d by 80 malo,iiy over Goodwin. 10.
Co loeo.
Prince Georgs.--shands, adm. l57, Heath
whig. I4I.
York and H'nliumstug. John Tyler elect.
| ea wrth,ut " position.
augusta S,uar, and Kinney. Wings, re.
elect. u w.,hOat opposition
BotietCuYs. observation-disclosures 334, EusweD
1871. iiousr VI DEtEeA1Es-Shsnkss 77, Psy.
,ou ss9. Carr.r la. Thompson 40. f.rrer H.
| Returns net iuI!, bad there 10 no doubt u The
81. c,ion u shsnks aud Pey ton
G,esnbrG. DANCE he;d 2i9, Pinnell 49,
W ooas -, all Wings.
Slfnsnut uh bare, Adm. $40, Conn, do.
3o7, Jones, do l50. Alien, Wing, 1873.
-McPhrrson, Adm, elected by small
majority.
iliatciddie augh an, Adm, re. elected.
Ranorr-( del. gate) w. L. White, Adm.
re elected by small majority over w. Z. VII.
hanson, Wing.
Ktng Wiiiiam - Shadwick, late Delegate
AGm. re. elected.
CtmberlGnd Allen Wilson reelected with.
out opposition.
Siaford DIR. Fithugh Adm, elected over
Mr. FORD. late Wing Delegate.
Spottsgirania MIR. Crutchiield REL elected by
a considerable majority.
King and Queen. Wright late Adminis,ra.
ton Delegate 81, cited.
In the ling W lillian Senatorial District, DR..
Braxion late Senator, and Administration IN pol.
tics is defeated by Gen. Aylet, Wing.
Porhafan james NJ. Harris, Wing, over
Jacob Michaux, Adm, late Delegate.
daeiia We learn that the Whig Candidate
MIR. w God, is successful in this county, Ia,,
session Administration
Bedford-1he old Delegates, Messrs. Cobb,
and Miichell, Wings, re- elected.
amherst CabelI, Wing, elected over Italia.
ferro, late Delegate, and ADMINISTRATORS in pol.
King George-The late gentlemanly and e,.
teemed Delegate, Col. Tayloe, is defeated by
John Hooe,- (majori,y eisht.)
Norfolk County. ats, one the late del.
gates, and Langhorne, new member, both Whg'
elected. Mr.. Murdaugh, former delegate, and
Two others, defeated.
Prince Iiiliam ID. Radcliffe, Adm, elected,
vice. Williams, Adm. declined.
Fairfa1. The Leesburg Genius Of Liberty Of
Saturday The 2Sth says: " we learn by gentle.
man from the Court Hoase, that Col. Ball.
Wing. is elected by majority Of between 70
and So"
Prince Ed,card. -Vcnable, Conservative, is
re elected over Flournoy, Wing.
Charlotte. ait Cardweli. the thorough.
bred W hig, is re elected by small majority
having sustained a bold set made al him
Notio,cay. Fitzgerald Adm, reelected.
Lunen6urg Organ, Adm, re elected.
4dAeghany. Hollow ay, Adm, is said to BE-
returned IN lieu Of Dameron, Wing
8fiddieser and Ndthe,cs Dr. Taylor, V. b,
elected.
Caroline Robert B. Corbi", Wing, rc.elec'
ted by majority o! some 40 votes over w. G.
Minor, Adm.
C,lpeper Edmund Broadus, Wing, il ascer'
tanned 10 be elected over "A. p. Hill, Adm. late
Delegate.
Rappahannock John S. Pendleton Is re-
elected IN THIS county.
Elisabeth City and Wartcick.-Samuel b.
Serv All, re elected without opposition.
Lancaster and Richmond.--Dr. Conway re.
elected without opposition.
Observation-Disclosures Alexander. Adm,
re elected BY majority Of 65 over Mr.. Belts.
Ohio Mcconnell. Wing. re-elecied without
opposition. ~
SENATE.-Edgington's majority LAG. We
understand Goode, v. b., is elected in the dis.
trict by a majority Of about 100. The District
was represented last year by Mr.. Parrioit,s
Wing. This is a Wing loss therefore.
-Augusta.- Stuart and Kinney, Wings, re-
elected without opposition.
Monroe. Dunlap, Wing, 1888, Chapman "
b., late member 374 A Wing gain Of one
Kena,cLa. - Gen. Smith elected-no aanhn''
tration opposition. y
sENArE-Smiih, Wing, 347, Thompson v.
b., 253, Bowyer. w, "a. No doubt Of Sm''n'
re election. an,
Marshall -Calwell, Whig, has turned ou'
1.-THE eloquent Newman" There were wv
Wing and Two IAN Buren, candidates