From the Richmond Enquire
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
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WooD AND RIroHIE.-To show that the election
in this county should not be regarded as a whig
gain, copy from the Parkersburg Gazette, of the
morning Of the election, the following announcement
Politics were not thought of:


"Let every friend Of the railroad and western
rights go TO the polls early and their votes for
James NJ Stephenson, the peoples candidate"


BRAIros, GLnER, AND LEwn,-Bennet, (demo-
crat)


FLorD.-S. J. A. Evans, democrat elected over
John w. Helms, (whig,l by % votes.


GILES AND MERcER.-White, democrat elected.
LoGAs.-Ballard, (democrat,) elected.


FAIErTE AND NIoHoLAs.-A democrat elected.


CABELL AND WAYSE--Morris, democrat elect
ed over Shelton, (democpt,) by small majority.


Mason AND JAcKsoS.-Waggoner (whig,) beats
Yager, (dsmocrat,) so or 10 votes, Whig gain.


PEsDLEroS.-Newham, (democrat,) elected with
out opposition. Very thin turnout Of the people.
LEE.-Richmond, (democrat,) by a majority OF
about $50 over a whig.


ScorT.-A democrat elected.


All the State now heard from except Prince Ed
ward, which has, in all probability, elected Samuel
Anderson, ESQ., decided democrat-and Fayette
and Ncholas-from which no complete return has
been received.


Majority in the Senate, Sin the House, l2 al
the least. or IA. Joint majority, 20 or 81