Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12
THURSDAY, My IL, 1912.
ELECTION RETURNS.
ROC hBRIDGE-Co Corrected state offhe nod.

Mcdowell CL,) IS "a IS s. 30 l .
j. w Cuiton, do i6 80 90 % 80 76
IL Carti,hcrs, do. 2 90 90 So 90 81
The three last named gentlemen were not cand
dates The Lexington Gazette says: "Neare request
ed to state thai Mr.. {. {. Baldwin was Withdrawn /
BownSarg and Natural Bridge precincts in pursuance
oil instructions given TO his friends to Withdraw him if
Two Opposition candidates run on the day of elcc
iionavng previously pledged himself no, to leopard
the Wing representation Of the county"
Mason ID Juchson-slillcr (N'h,p) elected In
Mason the vote was, for Miller $685. Bryan o. 1872.
In Jackson, Bryaa's majority 72.-For Senate. in the
same counties, the majority of Sternbcsen (N) over
Thompson d. is %.
haa'e'o.-State Of the poll,-For Delegate, Andrew
Paris (W) AIS, Mathews d. 273. For Senate,
Steenbcrgen wv 49,, Thompson a. 2e6
fapttc aud .Nicholas--A Aaron Stockton Il. is elect
ed BY majoriiy of A., over Col George Anderson (v
4 Wing loss.
lee-Gibson iselcctcd iy majority Of eve, IIalnrn.
the regular Loco Foco candidate. The Abingdon Ban
nei oco is greatly ehas nod at the result though it
says dibson Is with upon all questions save the L
) Banks and that's deunc, Beyond the chance of rcsnr
reeton Nous cerrons, friend La,ham,) 4 letter from
Lee, however. published in the Banner, ,avs thai Glib
son openly ayowed that he was in favor Il a National
Bank in favor Of the distribution Of the pr cerf4 # the
public lands, and all other measures :ha, the Wings are
in favor Of $50 say the Democrats $50 as We are in
mood to be thankful Tor sha a,or., We shall claim II,
result in Lee Wing gain
acoH-ln this county there were three candidates
Kane, Fusate aud Pendeton-the two former Loco;
The latter " hig. Tile fist named was elected
State OF The polls:-kane 21l Fugate 22i. pcndletop
iGs.
To.e'reH-Jamcs {. spo',s o. 9l2, Dr. Carmack
(W) 81.
S"!'h-Dr. Thomas Tai, o. 200, f.. Watson
wv POS.
Russea-George Cowan d. 2e2, Maj Boyd CIV }
2.6
.iccomac-C usiis o. 40 Ailwor,h, dc A5G, FIELDS
wv $50, Bayly, do lel
.Necklenbug-Dayid T.. lights 81. John i.
Northngton 257 George C. Scott PAP. JOS. C. ra,ar
22-Al Locos except the last-thc two Former elected
Mr. \. goes FIR "ihe money!
f''"cs N'a'am-bas.l Brawncr H. Daniel Ra,
ellie '5i, I" q. Tyler 81, John Iloce. jr. G5. All
Locos except the last Mr.. Brawncr elected
ohrhe and ua'rca-B II. Henry a. without
opposition.
.na'ioa--s;a,oofhcpols DR. T. K,well5ll, Clay
ton 40, Morris 81 Martin 81, Morgan 20 AL I.co>,
he first named elected
H"'morela"d-Georse w. Lewis (W.) wirhou,
opposition.
GrGyson and Currou- john Carroll O.) 81. john
Blair CIV PSI.
Ra'doph-llenry Storm (I.) by 81 majority o,cr
Nr. Elliott (W)
PoSc-jacoh Strole lS2. John NcPherson l56, Mir
Stricken l8All Locos tie frmcr elected.
Fe"dieia,-lt is now runored that Byrd q. is cleo
ted by majority, instead of Dyer (N) as heretofore
announced.
CabeV and " oyle-Fredcrick Moore wv re-,lcc
edby majority A.
Uood-Daniel r. NealU) 49,; Peter G.. Nanwiu
kle CIV } $50. A Wing lss.
Brarton s. Lenis.-CaIell Tavenner U..) elected
by majority of 50 over Marshall Trplcti (W9
Harison--ln this county there were four Loco and
frc Wing rand dates-one ofeach elected, viz: Bassc
d. G3s. \. J. Smith (\T.) 525, JoLnspn H..) ,02,
Anch'oc, do 100, Vance, do - Woolf'rI (W } 22l
Naul,by, do. 50.
hd"c,rha Senatorial District
R"ber! A. ThomIs'n OLoco) is reelected, l., ,aor-
ny OF about 300 over Gen Peter II. Stecncrren w
Pdtsy'rdnia Senatorial District
There is still smo douJt to the result. Rapcr
says. MAJ Penn (Loco) is elected; hu, the Rei,nrs
leci Capt Nitcher (Nhie) Afiw days will remove
all doubt.
THE RESULT.
The Loco Foco majority next winter will re upwards
OF }O-"eatnch for all practical purposes" The en-
quny, among the curious, now is. whc.lcr Calhoun or
Van Burcn--Fis. or Rclie-wl be in ihr asrcndan,
h4iHia and Nee Iorh.-Tkc Executive Of Y:r
gina has appointed the following Inspectors under TIE
law passed session before last suhcctng ytss,s com
Ing from the ports of New York into the wa,,ls Of Yin
gina, owned and nayisated ty ctizers Of tie frntr
State to Inspection viz; II bert 4. Mayo Richmond,
James NJ. Wilcox. Chiclahominy river and its brancl
Is; Edwin :. Gayle, Norfolk and Portsmouth, and Eli
2lieth river; VIM. A. ianncy. Pciors urp; Rotor N.
Boy kin, Nansemoud river Mitchell Wildec. mouth e
RaFpahannock river; +. 2. p. Cowpcr and John r
Hawkins, mouth of James river; Dr. Edward Can,n.
above Yorktown on York river; VIM NJ Petit for York
town, To the mouth Of ! ork river. The Richmoud En-
qnrer say II would haye been extremely Lappy ir,be
course Of New York could have superseded the execu
ton OF our Inspection law" Doubtless but WHY did
not the natural allies Of the South redeem their plcdr
es on that head Can the Enquirer answer MS tina,
rgtnia Military histtde.-The following ,-cnu T..
men have been appointed Visitors Of Ibis Sc hoo by the
Executive. viz: VIM H. Richardson Adutan, Gene