Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-10
Wards.

OTATE SENATOR.
Meredith, W.. ADO 7Ss al 1890
Scott, d.. ..............259 800 275 1914
DELEGATES
RqO G c,,A::a u 7s9 AZ 1 1871
Butler, W..........."...4 6 7s6 466 1868
Haskins. d. .............26 1865 $50 GIG 941
Ellis, u. .;...............2 70 362 800 922
Gregory, D..............2 54 3l6 2S9 S99
Summers over Johnson $685. Watts over Leake sll,
Baxter over Bocock 8o5; Meredith over Scott 1896;
Darlington over Haskns 708.
~ The polls will be open to-day, at IL o'clock, at
the Mayors Court Room.
PRINCE GEORGE.-At the Court House, the
Democratic Ticket has majority oil Al, and a, Proc
tors It also obtained aiority OF 7iwhoe majority
as lar as heard from, liz. No opposition to Daniel
Democrat for Senator, or TO r. G.. Rves, Demo-
crst, Tor Delegate.
DINWIDOlE-The Democratic Ticket obtains 80
majority at Bilups' prescinct and ITO at Stewards
making together l4S majority. The vote at the Court
House would considerably reduce, but it is feared will
not overcome, this majority. The Petersburg Demo
crat claims the election OF Ha,nlm, Dem, from this
county. For the Senate, Thompson, Democrat, has
opposition.
CHESTERFIELD.-The Democratic Ticket OBJ
tanned a majority 1880 at the Court Housc-tho vote
being Ala to 224 No opposition to 1sbel Tor Senate
OF Jones Tor House
NOTTOWAY.-The Petersburg Democrat gives
returns from only precinct in the couny-W illson
& Jones'. AT O'Clock the at this PRESENT stood
thus On the Stale Ticket the Democratic candidates
had 6s votes the Wing candidates IS. Campbell,
Democrat, for Senate l2l Scoggings 10 For House,
Bottom, Democrat, 65; IIiliesmau, 10. The Demo-
era, claims the election OF Campbell and Bottom.
NORFOLK CITY.-The Wing Ticket in this city
has minority Of ls2-pos kept open three days.
ISLE OF WIGHT-The vote in Smithtied, at
the close Of the polls, stood thus John on 2)2 Sum
mers 80 For Senator: Boykin 2l5. Delegates, John
a. Jordon SO; Moody 3d. Butler 80, Jas M. Jordan
30
PRINCE GEORGE.-At Brandon precinct, the
Democratic Ticket obtained majority OF "a.
Misunderstanding, W., is certainly elected by
so or 80 majority
The election is very close between Wnstoa, w
and Parkhill, D., for the Senate but Winston is proba-
bly, elected. He goes to Dentonsvle and Negrotoot
prescncts in Hanover with about 100 m ioriy
White, Democrat, is elected deIega.c for Hlno-
I'VE have reports that Jones, Wing, is elected to the
Senate from the Fluvanna, Louis and GoochIand dis
trcti that Payne. Whg, is elected to the House in
Fluvanna that Powhatan aud Cumberland have elect
ed a Democratic delegate, (doubttul)
NORFOLK CITY Qst Day. Summers 72l; John
59l; Watts 759 l4sake 551; Baxter III; Bocock
SOL
For Senate: Tabb, w, 79S; Robinson. D., 55i. For
House: Robinson, W., 702; He"dren, D., 576
NORFOLK Cove have only the vote of Ports
mouth. Johnson 965; Summers SAB US maj 1929
Leake 955; Waits 6l7; Bocock 972; Baxter 645
For Senate: Smith, D., 94S; Happer, w, 6i5. For
House, Wheeler, u, 97l Portlock, D., 973 Hoa-
day, W., 6lS; Wallace, w, 6l4
The N. Herald says: The D ''nocratic majority, we
learn incre sed by votes from the county, and
the Wing majoritles at Bethel and Great Bridge will
cut down the Portsmouth majority to less than 100
probably reduce it to zero.
SPOTSYLVANlA. - Returns from Frederieks
burg, the C. H., New Market and Andrews GALL the
precncts) sum W: Summers $40; Johnson 53S; Watts
5l3; Leake $40; Baxter SIS; Bocock $50.
For Senate: S. Crutchfeld, w 604; Moncure, D.
ASP. For House: Lacy, w. ass; o. M. Crutchfied,
D. 1872.
The Herald says:
1t will be seen that Mai. SLAP Crutc hleld has poll
ed heavy vote, and we have strong hopes that his
majority in Spotsyyanla will overcome that OF Mon
cure in Caroline.
CAROLINE The report from Bowling Green
gives Mcncure, Democrat. 81 maj. AT Sycamores, u
maj.
STAFFORD.-A the c. H. and Falmouth, John
son has PIG maj; Mason, D. for Senate 2l6; Brown
d. for House 203.
KING GEORGE.-Mason, Dem has ll6 maj. and
Brown, Dem. "a The majority for Johnson some
80.
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.-In Alexandra City
and at Balls Gross Roads, the vote is: Summers 1885,
Johnson 455. Summers majority in the county 1884;
Watts ZIG; Lsake 1865; Baxter 72o Bocock 464.
For Senate: Thomas, W. TIP; Berry, D. 400. For
House Massey, w. Go; Irwin. D. 497.
FAIRFAX.-(C. II. at 81 P. M, Bayss Precinct
and West End heard from,> Summers 264; ohnson
1885,
For Senate Thomas 2S9; Berry 1913. For Fl ouse
Stuart w. 271; Ihrockmorton 229.
BERKELEY.-A despatch from Marnsburg states
that Johnson carries this county by $50 majority il SO,
there is Wing loss Of 1874 from the election of S4S
ALBEMARLE-We have a slip from the Jeffer-
sonian sfce with returns from all The precinc is ex
cept Blackswel's and Browns where the Wings claim
40 ma ority, and the Democr ats allow them l5 The
returns from Porers and Scotsvile are to half past
o'clock.
AS far heard from, Summers majority over Ohm
| son is Ga Watts over Leake 50; Baxter over Bocock
IS For Senate Watson, w. over Randolph d. 81 =.
For House of Delegates strives, w. over Galnet, d.
| &c. over Tucker los; Early, w. Garneu II over
Tucker 81. large has been polled in the
ty, probably 2300 some 1852 more than in the last Cum
gressiona election, and 6S5 larger than in the Pies
dental election of 1874 when Mr. Clay received 9l3
and Mr. Polk 702
- a.
Augustus Graham, ESQ.,, rich citizen OF Brooklyn,
N. - lately decea ed has left requests amounting to
$40 GOO, to various benevolent institutions, and of the
carrying out OF different CHI irritable intentions OF the
amount $27 900 is bequeahed TO the Brooklyn Institute
for the support of free lectures 10 the youth of that city
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