Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-12
vinGt MA Ell ECTtONs.

9ol; Lyhch lV0o McDearman l0C9.
Walker goes to Appomatox, 225 ahead of McDear.
| man.
Summers majority is SO more than Taylor's
| was
HALlFAX-A correspondent at the Court House,
sends US the tull returns of the vote for Governor
and Senator as follows: Johns on 744; Summers 378-
Johnson's majority 366; Cass's was 44S; Summers
therefore gains 81 in the county. "The vote in the
county, Gas our correspondent says) is surprisingly
small"
| Watts and Baxter run nearly with Summers
For Senator Stovall, d, 625; Parkins, w, ss7-
5tovalPs majority s3S.
Howerton and Carrot, Democrats elected ia the Lee.
| gslature without opposition
IhEENt-- COMPLETE )-Johnson 4I4; Summers
10; Leakes427; Watts 70; Bocock 424; Baxter 90.
For Legislature: Col S T Deane 232; John B
White 252. For Senate: Henry Shackeford, (no o.
po'iton,) say As votes.
Orange and Greene together elect delegate
FAUQUIER.-Jonnson 944; Summers Oil; Leake
Leaks 944; Watts Oil; Bocock 9I4; Baxter OIL
For Senator shacAleord, w, 1888; Brent, Loco, 934.
For House OF Delegates: Hunton, Loco 9s6: Gordon
Loco, 9l8; Scott, Wing. 925; Marshall, Wing, 800.
| GREENESVlLLE.-Sum Sc; johnson 100.
Watts So Leake 81; Baxter 30; Bocock g. For Sc.
nate Browne 1872; Stands 10. For II ouss Billiard
| 10; Nelson 81.
SUSSEX.-Johnson 220; Summers "a; Ieake 2ss
Wat "a; Bocock 233; Baxer4. For Senate: Brown
az; Snands 81; both Democrats For House: Dill
lar 5 !; 2o4 !; =, wilson Il 4S; both Democrats.
BERkELE4 j ohnson S92, Summers 662. Taek.
$50; Watts 6o3 Bocock $780, Baxter 653 Sensts.
Grantham, dem, 95s; Befeler, whig, 62l. House:
Gray, dem, 9s5; Newkirk, ind wing, ss3; Hensbaw'
Ind Wig 500; Boz, ind whig, 52l.
LOuDOUN Summers 100 majority in this copn-
ty, and Watts 100. 7 White, whis Tor Senalnr
has Isl, ~ majority over John Janney, Wing, and Dr.
n
., P0WHATAN.-summers 81; Johnson los; Watts
o5' Lsahe Iol; Baxter 63; Rocock l06. For Senate
coek 5s, g.; sb-il 1O6 For House: Scout 6l Old io5
MlDDLESEX. Summers l05; Johnson t55: Waits
lo6; Leake l55; Baxter 10Y; Bocock 1874; senate. TAI
l .ie lis; Catleu l47. House: Woodward iii,
oNELSON:-Summers 617; johnson 1872; Watts
9o6; Leake 49, Baxter 606; Boeock 4s7; Senate Ca
[ Ugl' WIG 57I oS1 Powell L, 423 Houses Dawson
BUCklNGHAM.-Summ 452; Johnson A42
Watts Al; Leake 44s; Baxter 1926; Bocock AGA Sem
seot C aDe a.; lowell 40 House: Irving 55-
ELIZABETH ClTY-For Governor. Summer,
100; Johnson l4s. For Lieut.. Governor: Watts l53
Leak 49, For Attorney General: Baxter 14s; Bo-
f9cS So l48 For Senate; Saunders W. l55; Douglass,
D. !: 100. For y, House of Delegates: Segar, w 1874;
Booker D. l24. segar elected by nearly ZOO saun
dsrs by more than 300 O
CHARLES CTTY.-Summers Watts snd Rsxtor
100; johnson, Leake and Bocock g. Senate-Saun-
Gers w 126; Douglas, L. 96. House of Deleg stes-
L lCtSs w lSE, w dQ1ell, Ii. 10y.
NEW KENT.-Sunmers Watts and Bsx.er 1855
Johnson, Leake and Bocock 1871. Senate-S aupders
" " Iag Douglas, L.. 1872. House of Delegates
fierce, w. 1879; Wadde, l.. ll3.
Observation-Disclosures and Charleston. )-sum-
mers 34S Johnson 34s; Watts 345; Leske 34a. Ray
ter 399; bocoek 34s. For Senate: Douglas, D. 32s
Gresham I'll. Delegate: Smith, W. 1855; Muse. D.
$50. Two precincts to hear from. Douglas and
| Muse are probably elected.
BEDFORD.
Dear Sir: The following is The state Of the polls in
Bedford ' = Wis III
Johnson's majority 40
Leake majority ..........s...........7S
Bocock majority. ........ 76
A !! the other Democratic candidates elected hv ma
JofliIes ranging from 100 to 200
Boteourt Is reported to have given 200 majority for
Johnson, and close run between Wyey and Caring
ton Liz 'ote vi Dtuiofd surprises even the Demo-
Gratis Yours resn,cIfnlIv
AUGUSTA The Stanton Soec,ator of the 10Th
gives returns from all the precincts, summing III =.
Summers 1851; Johnson 1267-Summers' majority
6S7 The polls were kept open only at Staunton.
note to us from Saunton states, that Summers ma
jorty Was 10 at half past eleven on Wednesday, The
Spectator says
During tie entire day Monday, the scene at the
place OF voting in Stanton was altogether unnrece
dented Such pressure has certainly never been
seen before
A small number of votes was given to the gentle
men named on the independent Whig ticket of which
we have received no official returns.
Sheffey, Walker, Imboden and Tate are elected.
ROChlNGHAM.-Th majority from this county,
SO far as heard from, is little upwards of l60o-ess
| than they promised but certainly enough
AMHERST.-C. H. Johnson 122 majority At
billiards. and Walters, Wing majority So. At Ped
lars Mills, Powell, Dem has AZ majority for the Sc
nate.
OHIO COUNTY elects Wing delegates, Rus-
cell Oldham and Huhhs rh nd
Senator (Sweeny.)
PRINCE EDWARD (coxpLErE. )-J ohnson 27e.
Summers 2O3; Leake 275; Watts 19l; Bocock POO;
Baxter lS5. Senate Campbell, D. 1868; S,oggin &c.
Wilson, D. opp. for Delegate
NELSON DISTRlCT-Cabel w. get. 20o ma
jorty in Nelson; and Powell. D. not more than $50 in
Amherst Cabe pretty certainly elected.
CAMPBELL Observation-Disclosures by the Ca
nal report that McDearmau's majority in Appomattox
overcomes Walkers (22D Campbell, and he is
therefore elected
HANOVER DISTRlCT--Ths returns are still in
complete, snd both sides claim the district We still
incline TO think Winston w. elected by 70 or IS
SOUTHAMPTON Complete .)-Summers IT'S;
Johnson III; Watts 165; Leake 1906 Baxter 165; Be-
cock 100. Senate: Parker, D, 1885, Finney, w, ISL
House: VERIFY, w, 305; Brickhanse, w, 49,
Reported Whis ma iority over
10.
NANSEMOND Complete. )-Summers 500; John
son 49, Watts SOL; Leake 435; Baxter sol; Bocock
4S5 Senate: Boykn, |. no opp Delegates Ki,by, w,
70 over Prentiss, D.
NORFOLK CITY Complete )-Summers $40;
Johnson 49, Watts S26; Leake 1888; Baxter Sl9 Bo-
cock 1873. Senate: Tabb, w, 1872; Robinson. d, 692
Delegate: Robertson w. 800; lendren. d, 73S.
PRINCESS ANNE A tie at the Court House
and Kemp vile, 10 Wing majority at Cfeed's Bridge,
| and l6 LocoIoco majority at Blackwater precinct
making James reported majority 6.
CHARLOTTE COMPLETE )-Summers, 3al; John
son. 81; Watts 372 Leake, 1885, Baxter, 1863; Bocock,
334
Senate: Tazewe W. 357 Darlington, d. 326;
, Knox d. so.
House Hancock w, 405; Barnes, II. 362