Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-09
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29J a,
John Mr' aol"y. d.oco,) having no orp s,im rr H..
Senate. received $50 votes. ~ '''o
.iHcgh0"y-itis stated that M,s,s II. Mann !. ala.
ted by majority ot6voics over Wm. G.. II ,lI,,, =,
late delegatc--botl. Ioc.s '"o
R~.-' s'acJ. leltw ch o. rc elected. vi,l,u,
up sition. ''''''''
Washington .-Sanp"l T.. Goods ~ q. y 33a c,a,
Ward (W) 100 Capt. w. was aon,,no', .'.rN
three days before the election The Abin,don ~!
man says: lla, Capt WarI announce, hi,ns,lr...r,.
and taken The field IN person, the Wigs. would ha,,
given him s,r.ng vote, if they had ,ra .occ.o.J :.
electin2 hum ~
hn@a-'cssc Cowan O..) is rc elected, bv "a ma.
J'rity over Mr. Boyd (W)
SnpM Thomas TAFT q. y is re- elected h,,u,
iorty Of Il. over Watson (W)
i";orcH-'an's {. SPOTS o. is supposed to be
elected.
'i"ens'"-Robcr s. Brooke $50. VIM. Frazier ass
j. b. breckenridge. 500 d. W ParrcSn .,c7-,,, ,l,,,.
trner Wings; thea latter recently converted Loco Fer,
/ The two first named elected
D"h-Andrew II. Byrd o. clccreLhy upward, If
3om1joriy over VIM. lockhridge (W)
ftefer'ch-Nm. Wood N..) IT'S Richard +. BvnI
do H', j. "a her (W 81. Philip Williams. If. do
80.
Io'"'o"'"s- Tanan CIV y %, .old G,tI.crt.rim,s
! o. "a Wing gain. We symra,h;zc with Col. &.
Pcnd'e'o'-nyer (W) reported To be ,lece,l-A
Nhio gain.
fe'de'cy-Tor til, Scante. VIM yaucc (\N.) 4o4.
John Nl'an o. 81. For the House, W T.. Snmi-
3r.s' CN.) 80. AewhIrk, do SIS Granitam q. $50
| Nadonlo sch, do. ,'i2.
Ih"Tsn'-.ins. j. Smith. (W) and - Ba~,cl
(i.oc") are clcced-A Wing gain ,4 one. Some weeks
ago we expressed 'he opmon that the Wings would
possibly elect one Il their candidates in HARRISON if no,
o" whercuron Tie Enquirer secuted the p,cIic,on "a
moi within the scoIra possibility WHO'S the ..wi.,
acre nov. Mr.. Enquirer! Both delegate. 90 for H.,
money.
7J'G'-Wcs d. is elected hy small majority o,,r
>resAly Martini tie lac Loco Foco ,leccate
.h@s'N.- J'il'rson +. Martin o. re elected.
Bfoohe-Dr. d. T.. Stanton 3uG. John Mcmillan
23o. Both '.oc~ the former the Caucus candidate.
Observation-Disclosures Parks (>V.) 3s4. Mathews H.)
25S one precinct 10 lear from which would ;n,x
the Wing MAJORITY - votes For the Seas J
Peter H. Slccnbcrgrn (W.) 39i. Robert A. Thonrr
% 25a.
cmpcper-Elmunl Broadlus (lv) re elected by
maj rity Of ~. over FAINT U.)
h-abrth Chy & Uu,rick--.luhn r. d. Brown re-
elected. beating Er VIM IIopc-barh Wings.
.N6HAompt'n.--Br George r. Ner,y (W.) 70 oIcc-
ed without opposition.
R"ppnho""oct.--J. F. STROLLER (W.) re elected,
pver d.. N.ctln d.
.Noih"mJertn'd-Walic Rice (I.) elected. with
out opposition.
Il"rdy.-,'ames S. Nilrs (W.) elected
.Ime'"'-James T. tocho o. without oppposi,op
.Mddtescr ana .Haihers.-I is now said that Ncl,ul-
son N'') and not Roy CIV y as heretofore announced ia
elected from these counties The poll is said to stand
f"f Dr George l.. Nicholson 10 for Thomas b. Rev
l2e john d. Berry II. DR.. NJ Boot, 80 all Iocos c,-
cept Mr. Roy.
6ff"ce'tcr,-A. W r bins (H) elected by about
90 majority. over Colin Clark NA
Dn'r'dd'e-For the Senate, DIR. Edward p. Scott
(L) 32S' Cot. john Tucker (Whg and no candidatc.)
'95. For the House. VIM H. Goodwin Q.) 3i2,
Thomas Whworth (WD 2i5
Southampton. Dr. VIM. A. Spark elected by IS
majority over Mr.. Urquhar. the late Wing delegate.
Ono,-D NJ. Edgmgon CIV is reelected. For
f'dsng'on ISL. Col. b. +. Kelly (W) l9j, W. D.
Scott o. lS3.
.ho"on9a''n-Tanzoy elected over Mr.. Johns and
Nh fhcc-All Iocos, and all forraAing the Land
ncy.
.H@'on, q new county. formed Of parts Of Harrison
aud Monongalia DIR. Kidwell (I.oco) elected OYER
tour others Of the same kidney. Al for taking the mo
ncy.
.NoHoray-isa Oliver (N) PIG, G. w. Scay Q-)
los. A Wing gain
Spottsyirniia- Oscar NJ. Cruchheld (W.) rc-elec-
ted, without any regular opposition.
Prinee Halam-isasIi Brawncr Q.) re elected
hmg " ahnm-Mr. Halves Q..) elected. The Rich
'ond hg says there five candidates in the field
all OF whom were in favor Of receiving the Land money
| except ono, and he received t,ro votes
hng George-Robert w. Wallace (W) 1856. Johp
iiooe Q.) rs =! Majority trebed since last yesr.-
The fredericksburg Arena. states that at the opening oil
the Ms Mr. ilooe stated that he had been a reluctant
candidate, though his friends had proper tononlna'e
him He saw that defeat was inevitable large NUM-
Der OF his party being absent lie felt desire to be
mark 10 be shot at and hence he was not candidate
Hut the Arena says, the rcsul, would have been the
t'Inc II nc had remained upon the bench.