Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS
Where, now, be hy giJcs and ;e,,s i,

Inc election returns are drawing 10 a close. I,
may be regarded as drawn battle 1t is certain H..
the expectations oltie Administration party have mo-
been realized for, without allowing the Viii.
gain any where. they proclaimed last winter tia, :,
addition to the counties in winch they have ,,,,o1
this Spring, they would carry Amherst, Am.,;,
Buckingham, Caroline Charlotte. Culpcner. u.n.
rico, Henry. King George, Pi,tsylvania, RappahisA
mock and Tyet-sending / delegates. Wesut;ann
additional returns
BROOkE-John McMillan, ,Con,srva,iyo) elect.
ed--a gain to the Conservatives
NICHOLAS Il FAYETTE-Joseph Anderson
(Whg) leced-a gam 10 the Wings.
HENRf-W J. Hamlc,i (Whig) elected b,,
majority Of 81 Dyer tLoco)
RANDOLPll-Hen,y Stum (Ad) reelected.
by majority Of go over George Mclean lWhirA
The contest said to have been purely personal there
being large Wits majority in the county, as indeed
IS evluccd by the vote for State Senator and Con
sress, viz w. B. zinn tW) 800. w. J. Wiley.
(Al) ESQ., for Congress, c. d. Camden tWh,r,
BAL, Joseph Johnson (Ad.l 2la, w. X. Shinn, do.
50.
CABELL--S Solomon ThornLurg (Ad.) re- elected
BY a large majority. For Congress, Bcrne (AdD
466, We,hered (Whie) ESQ.
mana w Ia " ftSItl ~ say IHdt ben Dan-
ie Smith has been defeated and not the les. 40
that his competitor Wing. Smith 297 V b.
Reynolds 800. For Congress. We,hered 4lG,
! Beirne goo.
ACCOMAC-No opposition TO Gen. Tboma, II.
Ba.ly, and Thomas I. Chopper for the House, or
| Henry A. Wise for Congress-ali Wings.
HENANDOAH-Samucl Bare md Raphael
NJ. Conn (Ad) reelected.
HAMPSHIRE Gibson (Whg) and Allen (Ad)
elected-lhc latter by votes over Odell tWhig)
NOTTOWAY-Wm Fitzgerald (Ad.) re- elected
without opposition. No opposition to John W.
Jones for Congress.
Carpenter (Con.) So. Mann
| (Ad) 5l-a Conservative gain. For Congress.
Craig 1877. Moore 50.
PAGE-Jonas Aleshire PIG elected y Jno
Mcpherson, the late member, 1856 For Senate.
Vim. Carson, 25S, Philip Putnam 81 Congress, G.
B. Samucs $50, David Steele l3--all Adminisra-
ton men, though Mr. Steele is believed to be taist-
ed ,cih The rriue of independence.
WESTMORELAND-Wm G. Wake, (Whp)
re-elected without opposition.
LANCASTER d RICllMOND-Wm II.
Fayoe (Whig) elected, by majority Of GO
John II, Belfed (Ad.)
LOUDOUN-.Stdte Of The pols-Lcmis Beard
Gs5, Sanford }. Raney Coz, r. Harrison 59i, (c.
leeted y Timothy Taylor, Jr. 44l--al Wings
t Shreeve 276, Reece 217 Grayson 2Oo-al Loco..
For Congress, Mercer tWhig) 67a, Mann (Ad.)
SOY.
KING w lLLIAM-Wm. S. Fon,aine geo (r-
ected j James T. Sandwich, the late delegate 80
both Locos. For Congress, Scott (Ad) 233,
Hunter (Whg) 1856.
northumberland opposition to Ro-
bert Alexander, the lato Loco Foco member
PENDLETON-tlarman Hlner (Ad.) without
opposition.
) HENRICO-State fhe poiIs-Sherwin McRas.
lWhg) .72, VIM. N. Whiting (Loco) 444 Con
gress, Bolts wv 3o5, Selden (Ad.) 43o
TYLER-J. NJ. Stephenson (Whig) is re- elect
ed by majority of 90 over Col. John G. Morgan
(Ad) This county had been heretofore by mistake,
counted Wing loss.
SCOTT-Quillcn 3o6, Speer 3Oi-bo,h Locoa
the former elected For Congress, Hopkins (Con)
$40. George (Ad.) 800.
Iced Ewing (W.) $50 Clark (Ad) 2rs-,
Wing gain,-For Congress, Hopkins ESQ, George
293
TAZEWELL-Dr John Spots (Con) $50, A1-
Olson Crockett (Ad) 135--a Conservative gain
For Congress, Hopkins 1877, George BOG.
IAhbt - " m seymour, Esq. (Whig) =.
elected to the House. Steele received majority o.
yer Sanruels for Congress
PRESTON-Wm Carroll (Loco) reelected.
HARRISON-Lce 1911, Armstrong SO telcd-
ed > Bartlett 5i3, Flowers 5l5. Kncheloe 49,
Maxwell 228.
UQUIER-f Compiete)-J. X. Marshall $40,
Ro. Scott SAC, (Whigs y j. X. Wallace 449, Smith
422 U4ocos. For Congress, Mercer 49, Mason
$40.
MASON & JACkSON-Nehemiah Smith tW.l
reelected. Smith 353, Allen (Cou) o51. Fisher
(Loco) 255.-For Congress, Johnson (L.) 497
Camden (W.) 2l5, Shinn (Loco) 1856.
WOOD-Jobn ]. Jackson (Whig) no. elected.
1t is said that Johnson obtained majority of 100
over Camden for Congress
LOGAN-Col. A. Lawson (Whig) elected by
a ajority of 81 over james Shannon (Van) A
Wing gain
GILES q MERCER-Col. King (Ad.) over
Col. Brown (Whg) by 100 majority
Stale Of Parties IN The merit Leg isiataue.
Wing. Loco Foco.
Accomac BotetoNr