Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-30

Bots majority GU
GOOCHLAND.
For Congress-Leake 243, Bots l54; majority
for Leake SO.
House OF Delegales-Charles Guerrant D.
l6S, John T. A. Martin, D., l63; majority 10
Guerranl S.
NEW KENT.
For Congress Jones, Wing, 1855; Bayly
DEM, l25-J majority IS.
House Of Delegales-R. T. Lacy, Wing, l59
John S. Lacy, Dem, ia R. T. LIS maj As.
CHARLES CITY.
A correspondent of the Wing says: ri under
stand from reliable source that Jones's majori
,y in Charles City is 81, and R. T. Lacy, W., sc
Correspondence OF the Norfolk Herald.
Halfway HOUSE, April 3d.
herewith send you the poll taken at Halfway
House precinct:
For Congress-Jones, W., 81; Bayy, D., SO
For House Of Delegates W., LOT
Waller, D., 50.
For Congress-Jones', w. majority Is.
For House of Observation-Disclosures maj. IA
JAMES CITY.
For Copgress-Jones' majority 80.
For House of Delegales-H0ward's maj. 36
CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG.
For House Of Delega,es--Wa ller's D., maj 10
WARWICK.
For Copgress-Jones, w., 81; Bayly, d., 16.
Dr.. Edward Camm, Wing, elected TO the LIE
gislature for Elizabeth City and Warwick with
out opposition. 50
Towards majority 65 in the Delegate District
MATTHEWS.
To the Editors Of The Enquirer:
MATHEWS c. e., April %, lS47.
Gentlemen Our election is over, and the re-
suit is as follows:
Congress-Bayly l4S; Jones l04.
House Of Delegates-Brown, D. las; Magill
W., 10.
Not more than half the usual number Of vote.
were taken.
Browne, D., reelected
NANSEMOND.
SUFFOLK, April %, ls47.
To the Editors of the Enquirer:
We have done noby-electing our worthy
friend, COL Kelly by an increased majority, anc
cutting down the Wing majority TO 81 in the con
gressional contest, which We claim as decided
victory You may safely calculate on Nanse
mond hereafter as decided Democratic county
Our vote is unusually large, and shows net De.
mocra,ic majority OF II between Watts and KEEL
ly. [The full vote we have already given
BRUNSWICK-Two DELEGATES
For Congress-G. C. Dromgoole, D 22G, G
W. Boiling, W., 140; majority for Dromgoole Sc
House Of Delegales-G.W w. Harrison, D., 2s5
J. F. Maclin, D., 2sa.
NOTTOWAY.
For Congress-Col. George w. Boiling, W..
ia, Gen. George c. Dromgoole, D., 100; Boil.
ling's majority 81.
House Of Delegates-Wm. Fl. Anderson, W..
1872; Goodwin w. Tucker, D.. l22; Andersons
majority 60.
SUSSEX,
For Copgress-A,kinson. D., majority 1873.
For Senate Walker, D., majority ].
For House-Briggs D majority 20.
PRINCE GEORGE.
For Congress-At the Court. house: Dromgoole
D., 40; Boiling, W.. 90. At Brandon: Drom-
pooe 80; Boiling 49, At Templeton: Dromsoole
81; Boiling 4. DIS majority IA.
For Senate Al the COURTHOUSE Daniel, D.,
l40; Walker, W., 8. Al Brandon: Daniel 4C
mai Al Templeton: Daniel68 maj. DIS maj
245.
For House-At the Courthouse Rives, Dem.
80; Harrison, D., As. At Brandon: Rives IS;
Harrison IL. At Templeton: Rives 81; Harri.
sons RS maj. ll9.
AMELIA.
The Wing furnishes the following statement
of The vote in this county:
For Coneress-At The Courthouse Drom'
goole GA; Boiling So. AT Paineville: Dromgoole
Ill; Boiling IS. Atthe Cross Roads, Dromgoole
60; Boiling Al. DIS mai. "a.
ROANOKE.
To the Editors of The Enquirer
SALEM, April %, ls47.
Below i send the result Of The election in this
For Congress Chapman, D., 23l; Preston
w. 1853; majority for Chapman n.
For House Of Delegates-W. Nd. Cook, D., nc
In Montgomery Preston's majority will b
abou, 200. Gardner, W., elected over Edmund
s'el ALLEGHANY.
Douglass B. Layne, Democrat, reelected e
the House OF Delegates. Chapmans majority
over Preston So.