Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

SAM and malignant assaults oi the host Of asssa,,.
nca' and unofficial. by whom lie has been 40 yj,lr
and necessarily pursrsd.
F. CHEolERflELD-Fo Conpfesst J. A. Ssdda.
ooo John NJ. Bolts go. For Delegate, w. p W
free Local. 53S l.. NJ. Burton, (Whig) 263
HEsRlCo--For Congress- Bouts 4G3. seldom a7o
For Ds'ryn'e: sherwin McRae (Whg) 544. John 4,
Young (Loco) 4O4 0''" ~
HANoNER-J. ID. Brown OLoc,) beat, VIM n
W Iiiianson CIV. for the H. of d. by small m,i,;,.
"a " h. loss Seldom has small msl.rit, for C,n.
gress.
GoocllLAND-Wal,er d. Leake Uoco) re,e,.c,.
ed delegate. Seldom large maturity Tor Congre.s.
LOOiSA--James l.. Gordon (Loco) re elected d.o.
gale Seddons majority over Bolts about 100.
MING WllLlAM-Dr. Aylett Halves U.oc,l n.
elected delegate Hunter has a considerable maS,i,,
over Newton Tor Congress
SPOTTSYLVANIA-Mr Hulladay U,oc,) el.c,.a
deleeate-Whig luss. Hunter has considerable ms,
jority over Newton for Congress.
CAROLlNE-J. w. Dickinson (toco) elected d.l.
egate-Nhg loss. Hunter has maturity for Compress,
JEFFERSON-For Congress: WIN, Lucas a7a
Henry Bedineer 426; (bolh L,cos, the Nhips hsyn,
no candidate in tie fed.) For Delegates: VIM r.
Turner and Benjamin L. Towner, both " hiys. re esc,.
cd, the Locos having no candidates. Turner 75G
Iowner G9l, john +. Smith, .ind,pendent Viii, y
27l.
FREDERlCK-The Wings have achieved an nm.
expected victory in Ibis county. For Conoress. r,.
49, Bednler $50. For Delegates: John + Wan
CIV hg) o45. James Gather do. $40, James II. Carson
(Loco) sol, Jonathan Loyeit, do 754 1,,o WLp
gain
BERkELEY-F For Congress: Bedinger al, Iuea,
l95 STATE Senate, Cromwell Orrick Whio) 575
Thomas Sloan (Loco) $50. For Delegates VIM. L.
'oak ("hig) 6l7. James l.. Campbell do. 5s4, James
w. Gray (.oco) SOL, WIN. A. SomervilIe do AGA.
| MohC AN-Andrew Michael tWhig) elected dele
gate by about 40 major y Senate: OIrick' 5 msior,v
over Sloan about GO. Bednger large majority over
Lucas for Congress-
| NORFOLK CFTY-For Congress: r. H. Whit,
field (Whig) 1858, Atkinson I.oco) pa For Dele.
gate: Cincinnaltus W. Newton 362, N. &. Cl.ary lo7
both Wings
NORFOLK COuNTY-Fu Congress: Whitfield
525, Atkinson AS. For Delegates: Samuel Wal,
Cos. John d. Harper, do. ST; Binford (loco) $50
Foreman, do 4s9.
ACCOMACK-For Congress: Thomas II. Bayly
Cos, 6. w. Sou'laIl 399. For Delegates: VIM. H.
F. Gusts (Locc) $50. John H. Gusts, do. $685. Ed
ward P. Pitts (Whg) 495, Thomas Parra,noe do. 4O6
A Wing loss of one.
SIMULTANEOUSLY Congress: Bayly l5o.
Souihal 1855. George L. VERIFY (Nhig) elected dele
gate. without opposition.
| GLOUCESfER-Richa I'd Jones (Loco) elected BY
small majority to the House of Delegates b. alrp Rob
ms (Whg) the late member. Bayly has small majority
for Cong ress.
NEW KENT AND CHARLES CTTY-Ricb.
mond Il. Lacy (Whig) elected IL the House, and
Rober, G. Stanard to the Senate Southal's mau,i,y
over Bayly for Congress, I4l.
ELIZABETH CITY AND WARWICK-In
these two counties, Chisman Uuco) elected to the
House of Delesatesby IA majority over Brown (Nhig;)
Wing h'ss. Souihal's majority over Bay,y Tor Cpa
gress. is l6
! KING GEORGE Robert Wallace re>elecred To-
the H. of ID. by SO maJory. Majority for Newton
(Whig) ov'r Hunter (Loc') for tnngr,s 10; and Of
Geo. w Lewis (Whig) over Janis NJ. Smith (lto)
for State Senate 20.
SIAFFORD-J John l.. CHM (Loco) elected To Tho
IL. I'D. by So majority. Smiths majority over Lcs,
for the State Senate ST. For Congress, Pendlr.on',
majority over McCary (bolh Whigs) IA
! FACQClER-R Robert f.. Scuu and R. Han
(Whlgs) elected TO the II. of ID. Pend.elon's msm,y
for Congress Gl.
| OCN-Three Wings elected 10 the II. OLD.
rendie'ohs majority Tor Congress Ia.
CuLPEPER-Edmund Broadus (Nhip) re- elected
delegate. Pendelon's majority for Congress 100.
FAiRFAA-Fur Congress- John NJ. McCany 42i
John s. Pendle,on l6, (boh Whigs) For Delega.:
Moss Q-oco) SGS. Wilson (Whig) 220. A v hig h..
The large Locoioco majority for Delegate in county
always heretofore closely contested shows the prejudi.
ca effect of The Wing rivalry in the Congressional cleo
! ton
PETERSBURG-John w. Syme, (Whg) 1922,
Hugh A. Garland QLoco) SOS. No opposition to Gen.
Dromeoole Q-oco) for Congress.
| DlNNlDDiE-Wm +. Thompson q .oco) re-elecl-
ed delegate by small majority over Gillian Wbis)
No opposition to Dromgoole Tor Congress.
/ BOlETOURT-John w. Thompson uLoco) re.
elected TO the II. fD. whou, opposition. For Con.
gress; A. A. Chapman 10, +. d. Miller 293 both
Locus.
MONROE-Samuel Hamilton (Loco) reelected
delegate, by majority of 90 Chapman's majority for
Congress over Miller $50
ROANOKE-JosephP rchard U.oc.) elected to
IL. of y. Miller has small majority for Congress.
GREENBRlER-Elisha Cason (Whig) is elect,
ed TO the ii. of ID. heating Ballard Smith, Of the s,me
party. M'ller's majority for Congress 1863.
ROCKBRlDGE-Dr. WIN. NJ Gould and James
r. Harper. (Whigs) elected TO the House Of Delegates
by Considerable majores over VIM Weaver and Thorn
as Paxton. 'mdcpendent Wings" We have not re-