Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-29

VIRGINIA ELECTION.

Augustus majority. Al
For Convention, 1O82-no Convention, 2Os.
HENRICO.
Ct House S,oeeney's.
Delegate-Han, Wing ........57 10
Mayo, Democrat. 423 20
Goddin. ............ 90
For Convention. ............ 449 %
No Convention. .............. 81 IL
One precinct yet to be heard from.
PRINCE EDWARD
VIM. c. Fournoy, Democrat, re elected without op-
position.
APPOMATTOX.
McDearmon, Democrat, elected--no change.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Delegate-Scott, Wing. .....................2 79
Old, Democrat. ...................25 6
Scots majority. -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
For Convention, 329-No Convention, H.
FREDERICK
House of Delegates:-Wall, W., 1901; Ward, w.
1856; Sydnor, D., 1856; Bruce, D., 932.
Convention Observation-Disclosures. l,3o4
No Convention. ....................... 1888
BERKELEY-A letter from Martinsburg informs us,
tina. all the from Berkely received except
two precincts, and that Hammond, W., and Grantham,
Democrats, both Independent candidates are elected
there being regular opposition As far heard from
the vote tor the Convention stands $685. against 1t ~
Baltimore Sun.
ALEXANDRIA-(CoMPLE
Iouse:-W. D. Massey, W., 339; w. Minor 159
.Senate:-Love, W., 3l3; Thomas W., 146.
Convention 494; no Convention 9.
LOUDOUN.
Three Wings, Edward w. Edwards, Robert L.
Wright and L. Q. Darlington, elected to the Legs-
lature. Henry w. Thomas, the Wing candidate tor
State Senator from this district composed Of Loudoun
Fairfax and Alexandria countes) leads his Democratic
competitor 29S votes and is undoubtedly elected
FAUQUIER.
VIM. M. Hume and Robt E. Scott, Wings, elected
by large majortes-1 Wing again.
Senate.-Foster, w. about 1875 majority over Hor-
ner, DEM, on the first day.
CULPEPER.
We learn just going press, that the vote between
Green and Barbour in this county very cose-result
doubtful Warrenton Wing Of Saturday.
PRINCE WILLIAM.
At Occoquan and Dumfries precincts, Monroe, Wing
beats Mr. Beroni Harrison, Democrat and Foster
ahead of Horner for the Senate. Three precincts to
hear from. Convention 100; no Convention l.
FAIRFAX.
1t seems to be admitted that Stuart, Wing, elected
which Wing gain. Love is said to have majority
over Thomas, but actual result not given.
ROCKIN GHAM.
Martz and Yancey Democrats probably reelected.
The vote is very heavy for the Convention partial
turns giving 791 for, and $50 against it.
AUGUSTA-(R Returns nearly completely
Imboden, W.. 7ls; McCue, W.. $40; Johnson, W.,
POI; Firth, W., ID; Crawford, D., 275; Abney, d., 49,
We understand Augusta gives considerable majority
for the Convention.
ALBEMARLE.
Col. Bowcock, W., certainly elected. The Char
lottesvile Advocate gives partial returns, showing the
result to be doubtful between Carter and Garth, both
Wings. Majority for the Convention very large.
AMHERST
Powell, W., is reported to be elected.-if So Wing
gain.
NELSON.
N. F. Cabel Wing, elected.
BUCKINGHAM.
The vote very close the first day, between
Forbes, w., andihs opponent. The polls were kept
open however, and there is little doubt Of Forbes
election
CAROLINE.
Buckner, Democrat, re-ele>ted by 1856 majority.
KING GEORGE.
Arnold Dem elected over Wallace, W., by 10 ma
lority-a Wing loss,
STAFFORD
Suttle Wing, is reported to be reelected by or
fhree majority
FLUVANNA.
AT the close of the polls the first day, Gay Demo
crat two votes ahead. Polls kept open.
MORGAN.
Vaumsdell, Democrat, majority, and two pre-
cinctsto hear from.
I'VE obtain the following returns from Greensville,
Inwiddie Surry and Amelia, from Saturdays Peters,
burg Intellgencer:l
GREENSVILLE.
GREENsvLLE, April 25th, 1850.
The election for this county commenced to-day Polls
to be kept open three days.
House of Delegates--Wilson, Dem; opposon, 49,
,SenGe-Thompson, Dem, S. Archer, Wing, 26
Convention, II No Convention, 3.
DlNWIDDIE.
At the Court House, second day, at l o'clock, Good
wyn, W., was 70 vote ahead.
At Suarts, about half. past H. Boisseau, d. AZ ahead
AT Bllup's, at o'clock, Bosseau 25 ahead.
SURRY.
Wilson, Wing at the close of the polls on the first
day, had majority. Polls kept open three days
AMELIA.
Hsman, Wing, said to be elected If go, Wing
gain.
ESSEX
Wing loss reported