Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-04
STATE ELECTIONS,

Clerk Of Circuit Court: Peter Tinsley G6S, Richard
LoIon 562-Tinsey's majority JOG.
: Commonwcath's Attorneys John B. Young 6G9 John Il
: : Davis 1872 John Nj. Gregory 2s2.
: PRINCESS ANNE-John j. Burroughs Clerk; Joh'
: Sheriff:
BROOKE CoUNTY-G W. Thompson has 200 ma
Jorty IN Brooke County over Judge Fry.
l. ROANOkE-Juter OF the Court of Appeals: John
Allen TO opposition, 754.
oi 277, VIM. Smith &c.
n Attorney for Commonwealth: VIM NJ Cook elected.
q Sheriff: J. K. Pitscr elected
a. Clerk Circuit and County Courts: F. Johnston elected
e Surveyor! John Snyder, elected.
e Commissioner of Revenue Colin Bass, elected.
e KING GEORGE.-G George W. Lewis Commonwealth
Attorney. No opposition.
Wn 5. Brown elected Clerk of the County and Circui
: Courts by 100 majority.
G. g. Jones Is elected Sheriff.
STAFFORD-JC c. Moncure has been elected Common
"eails Attorney, Mr. Conway, Clerk, and Mr. Irav Mon
JEFFERsoN coUNTY.-Fo- Court of Appeals G. B
SalnueIs ga, j. w. Brockcnbrou:l 4l6.
PRINCE EWlLLIAM-Commonwealth Attorney: E
Hunton.
) Clerk of the Circuit Court: p. D. Lipscomb.
i Clerk of The County Court Mr.. Norvie.
Il Sheriff: Alr. Weldon.
MoNONGALIA-It is supposed that NJ. NJ Den, is
elected Clerk Of le County Court G. S. Ray Clark of the
Ccui, Court, A. C. Dorsey sherI, R. L. Berkshire Com.
nonwcalths Attorney NJ r.. Chaant Commissioner oil the
Revenue for The Eastern District and John f. Drabc Sur
veyor
i YORK COUNTY, give you statement Of the
polls in our county for county officers:
| Hallway House PrGcinct-CGmmOn%eallhs Attorney:
Sydney Smith IS, Alexander &. Garrett IS.
York Town-SydEcy Smith II, Alexander c. Garrett 90,
| WIN. s. Peachy 4 r. II. hrnistead7.
Raleigh Prccinct-Smith B. Peachy 10, Armstead Car
rett IS.
i Garrett Smith 66-ovcr all opposing candidates &C.
r. 4. Garrett, VIM. Howard Allen CHAPMAN, X. H. Pow
er G. Curtis Hindc HaIloway Calohl prssson, George
Jaa Kerlcy are elected Justices Of The Peace.
In Warwick hear that Arms,ead has II votes Peachy
i g. Garrett all the rest.
] Garrett rrmujlanllv rccted in York and Warwick
| WILLIAMS MsBURG.-Judse: Christian 49, McCandlish
AZ, CIoplon H.
lnojody over Peachy and Smith.
Clerk: VIM. H. Yerby elected Clerk Thos. 0. Cogbl
by minority.
Constable: Edward B. Lindsey elected by about so ma
jory.
Col John H. Henley elected Sergeant without opposition
| POWHAIAN.- OF Appeals John Robinson 2Is,
Daniel 96, Whittle 6
| Circuit Judge: Nash 407 Meade 6.
| Commonwealth Attorney: Hopkins 26S, Fnney l22.
| Commissioner OF Revenue: Graves lSS, Bass li0.
The Clerk, Sheriff and County Surveyor had opposi.
on and got nearly every vote poled The following are
the Magistrates elected
| For Court Huuse: Chas Seldcn, Jno Harvie, VIM r
Moseley, J J Haskns.
subIet,s Tavern: WIN wren Ed c Mosby, Jno Porter,
Z Gillian.
Macon: Jno Spears, Vim E Royal, James Gordon, P D
/ Porter
CIark's MILL Ed Bauah, T Nichaux, james NJ Finch,
j CUMBERLAND.-Cou of Appeals: Daniel 1885, Ro-
tertson l9l White g.
/ Circuit Cuur wilson 4lS, Leigh lto.
George W Matthews is elected Commonweall's Aor-
ncy over L Brown by 25S majority.
Il Observation-Disclosures Nash obtains 4 heavy vote
in this county, and has been undoubtedly elected Judge oil
the Chesterfield Circuit Court.
/ AMELlA.-Court Of Appeals: John Robertson 2lS, VIM
Daniel ITO. Circuit Court: Nash 1872, Meade 30 Com
monwealIs Attorney: Booker elected Clerk County and
Circuit Courts: r G Leigh elected. Sheriff. Jcter elected
Ccmmis sonsr @ .,i Of The Revenue: Seay elected =,
i OHIO COUNTY.-The maorities OF Mr.. Wickha'n Tor
Sheriff OF this county and Mr Loring for Clerk, from ~
TO l00v votes The majority for Judge Fry about 100 in
the county Col G. w Thompson is elected Judge in the
i Disric by abaul 1000 majority.
CAMpBEkL.-We have yet been able to get the vote
of the different precincts of Campbell county II is known
however, that Judge Daniel received ncnrly unanimous
voe-about 1900 majority, and that Judge Wilson'S MAORI
~ over Judg Lee uhou, 50O and mat John D. ArS nder
has bscn elected Clerk of the Crcu Court Geo Dabney
Clerk Of The County Court Christopher Clark Sheriff. and
f. D. Christian Commonwealth's Attorney
\ Observation-Disclosures majority for Gmer over
AMHERsT-Mujorily Of Judge Brockensrough over
4 Sanucs reported 10 be 200
NELSON Brockenbrough's majority between 800 and
400.
BEDFoRD.-Rcpor,cd majority for Judge Daniel 1900
and 100 for Judge Iaafeno ,,, ,,o st.,
/ l63 Johnston 4iO
A POLITICAL CARICATURE-"Th N. Y. Lantern
carcauris paper has got oul political cacaturc which
is likely to attract good deal Of attention in Washington
and elsewhere because conveys good many thoughts
without any words.
Gen Scott is represented driving tcnn four in hand
two horses with black (umaE) heads thick bps &C, ana
TWO with white human heads of wl:icl looks somcwha
like the Hon. Mr.. Mangum, Senator from North Carolina
The General figures IN his hat and feathers t'oWetnE
plucs) in the full livery Of Uncle Sam In tie carrast
which is on open one, is the Hen. Frederick Douglass n:c
the Hon VIM f. Scward,r first with happy face, nnd
pearly ceh shining through thick blck lps and ie oac
cool cosey cunning, enjoying the ride gracionsy WI" h'
a. cut rocrs on foot are four little cwGs nearly ir
the livery Of nature, going with perfect a6ando" ove
the .,yuus spectacle exhibited BIZ the rider and driver
The political canvass if presented 10 US with this eam'
likely also to present good many such eaFcatuFes
j PosTpoNEMENT OF THE ELECTIONS.
In The House of Delegates Saturday last on motion
air ToaLIN the motion reconsider the vote adopting the
resolution from the Senate for posponng until Deccmbc:
next the election Of Treasurer, Auditors and other oi
GERS Of government which laid upon the table, was
taken up and the rcsons'icred, end the question
being again put upon adopting the resolution was deter
mined in the affirmative by the following vote:
Il AYEs-MessTs. Mapp, Rivcs Of A., Early, Massey Car
pener, Walker, Tate imboden Clark HanG9ca, SPGsS
wards Brooks 2enck, White OF G. and o. Dard, Hover
ION, White Of Hampshire Price Of Hardy, Moore Of II.
Griffin, Hursron, Pattics, Tomn. Downing, Perdleson
Currington, Ball, Hardy, Jones of NJ Vawtcr kchols
Michael KilbY, VERIFY knsseI Hubbard: Oldham Keyser
Noodns Townss linn James Bowysr TnyG, anderson ei
Russell Greevcr, ten Dawson, King Dunn Boyd, Nc
Culloch, Nicolson and Gooda of M-66.
| oEs-Mcssrs Crutchied (Spsakcr,) Bottom, Rche:on
Chcntlam Talbot Davis Gray Wiley, DUNLAP, Jones Of 6
Barbour Jackson Of D. and T. Hunton, Miller OF f. la
ker Shannon Jackson Of G. and W., Talafero. Leakr
Garrett White of Hanover Lewis Jordan Crow Moor o
Gibson Fry, Browne, Slemp, Flnnary, Bennett Morgan
j. Newman kdweI Arnett, Garreson, Mcdonald, Lemly
lKee, Preston Dawson, Portlock Wallace, nottingham
Scot, of p Saunders Morrison. Maz, Bare Stevens Gaze
wood and Mecm-55
IMPORTANT DECISION ON THE REVENUE
lLAWS-The National Inteigcncer states that the su
preme Court just previous its recent adjournment decoe
that the 5Sh and 59h sections OF the act OF the "a Mafc
799 as regards of and and allowance for eaRa
are not in force under the tariff act Of 1886 Under hs &c
csion, in future, allowance beyond actual tare can
made in estimating the quantity subject to duty Oh a."
weiohable article and the allowance OF two per cent o
uoui!s for prospective leakage will also be dsalloWeu
any leakage during the voyage importation will sun DC
jcct 10 deduction from the duliabe value.
The same decision also declares that the construction pa
by the Treasury Department the revenue laws as n
CARDS The imposition of duty, is binding until reversal -
ndcaI proceednss and that no claim can De maoe ~