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Itch Lufed.

By once using Lees Sovereign Ointment.
The proprietor informs those P rsons an ia
miles VINO are suffering III. er til. disease,
against the infection of wnica no person is
safe. that if this ointment is used at nj ght on
going to bed 1t never fails to perform cure
by the following morning, IS thousands who
have usedn during the last ten years can tes-
tify. TIL e peculiar excellencies of this in
failihle remedy for the itch, above every O.
ther, are the certainty ofthe cure by a siogle
application !; the Ingredients being SO limo
cent as TO be applied With perfest safety 10
the terderest infant andits being not only
free from any offensive smell, bat equally a.
greeable with the plea santest pomasum
DR. Hami;son'; Grand RsjQorstivs.
Which the inventor confidently recon-
sncnds as and Invaluable medi inc for the
speedy relief and permanent cure OF various
complaints which result from dissipated
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GENUINE. MEDICINES.

~rHr LATE RICHARD LIE, JR. OF N. YORK.
a prepared from TIE original recetpt az
s 1ossss;oa Of Me Subscriber, his soidoso, oy
zp,soD, tlsep are prepared and suith2ut svdose
SIGNATURE none are genuine.
Oblsinate Coughs, Colds, 4 ffsasSs.
&c.
\ Are Immediately relieved and speedily cur
edby the use of
: IIANfILTONsSs ELEAER FOR COZ, s ITO.
DEAR Dough experience has taught thou,
sands that oily and heated medicines, Jones
with strong opiates or SLEEPY drugs, repea'-
sssfI doses Of which Hatter and deceive the Pa
! tient for the present, by procuring nionac's's.
nv ease 5; experience, say, has aaaSns
Thousands, thu the common cpiates and Dali
1san,ics as they are called, finally aggrasa...S
s-every disorder OF the breast end lungs, az
heir most sistre ssing symptoms. shaS taey,
Dad the stomach and impair The clgeseon
in9ame the whole sysfem, increase the dith
5 Guilty Of breathing and excite fever bus'he
qualities of this valuable discovery are e.
WINGED hy perfectly opposite effects = SIN
gle trial will prove. that II restores the NC
Termination ofthe fluids to the surface OF the
+ body, and brings on the common healthful
perspiration--thati dislodaes and eyat YATES
the tough viscid phlegm or mucus, strength :.
ems the weakened vessels of the lungs.
xheathe the acrimonious humor which lr'l-.
tatcs them, and finally discharges 1t. thus
striking 1t the root of the disorder, the
symptoms are of course effectually ano per-
snanently conquered, the reverse OF common
medicines, which weaken the constitution and
give strength to the disorder for the sake OF
modcrating for the present some OF It's palm
ful effects.
To parents who have children afflicted with
the whoopng cough, this discovery is OF the
hrss magnitude, as it affords immediate re-
lief. checks the progress, and IN short time
entirely removes the most cruel disorder 70
which children are liable. The Elixir Is SO
perfectly agreeable, and the dose SO small
thar no difficulty arises intaking it.
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pleasures, juvenile lncNScretloiiS, rcSiacAsSs
in clin.aies uiliavorable tothe consti the
immoderate use Of tea. frequent intoxica,lon
or any destructive intempc rance, the sunslSl "
full or frequent use of mercury, the diseases J.
peculiar 10 females at certain period or
lvlife, bad layings In, &'c
sfiAMIETON'S
lCELEBRATED WORM DESTR 'l,ASlIes
tL.s0sZ e. NC f. s.
Among the symptoms Attending Worms
are, disagreeable breath, especially IN the
morning--bad and corrupt gums--itehing in
)stne nose, and about the scat--c oryulsions. !.
eppiletic fits, and sometimes a prisatior OF
spesch--irregula appetite, senaeti z 10. l.
ing food am, sometimes voracious- purgl 3
withsslimy and fr It'd stools--vonhtint -}aege
and hard belly pains andsickHess at ac,s.o-
+ nach-@pains in the head and thighs with
lowncss of sPifits--slow fever, with small
and irregular pulse-adfy cough--excesslve
thirst-ssometimes pale and unhealthy eoui-
nance, and sometimes the,face rGaoated and
ushsd.
Persons afflicted will, any ofthe above
symptoms, should have immediate recourse
10 kao;iiton's Worm Destroying Ltzfnges
which have been constantly attended with
success III all complaints similar 60 those above
described.
llIaAn's srue and Genuine German Corr
PLATTER,
hninfallible remeay fol- Corns; speedily
removing them root and branch, without CIV
ing pain.
Genuine Perhaa Lotion,
The Restorative powder-.or the Teeth
and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water,
A sovereign remedy tor all diseases the
eyes. -
Ham,lton's Essence. and Egtyatt
of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Gout,A Palsy, Swelllngs,
Nunbness, Ssc
Tooth Aehe Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
The Anodyne Elixir,
For the cure ofeycry kind ofntad ache.
The Demask Lip Safe.
Mfalh6le Ague and fever Dfobs.
~. Sold only by J4,nes Aennedy, sen
Bookseller, King Str ees Alexandria, WHO
has long beensolet ageac for the sale OF the
genuine preparations.
Hannah Lee,
New York,2s Fe
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...Ah-maklng, in all its varloes
Branches.
f. p. TAYLOR,

- EsPECIFULLY inlora..s ms ticnds
!. IN and the puDllc, that ile conlih l'.s 10
carry OH the CoacA MAXI 6 LnsintSo III aii'lts
various branches, at the shop In Fairfax =
stree, formerly occupied by hheu ala lay
or, where ali orders In his line vi busln,ss
will be sllietiy attended
From an establishment OF three years III
the above line OF business he IS aDie 10 say,
as proof oil his WorAmallShlt,, ne has'1nanY
vouchers
Gentlemen who may please to favor h1ni
!. with their or4ers Tor Carriages OF any kind
ordes.uptlon, may depena OH having tnelr
work executed with ne.dhess and strength
N Is All kinds OF Carriage, and HARNESS
es mace and repaired with nea.less and als-
patch.
FOR Sy4LE,
A second hand Coacnee with Harness
Publ: Sale.
On Moarddy the l6th Jnty meet, the subscriber
will eahose to sale at LalIJar Court fzo.se,
on ertd.t efst1 ind nae months,
Azsmall Tract OF Land,
r YtNG on the east side OF ...l $ road
4 A from alexandria to Coienesttr. y inc
DIacc commonly c~lled the rive coo, lziIi,
supposed 10 contain. IS ana a lal acrco--be-
longing to the estate Of Wiln~in Hu onllis, &c
ceased.
Mary IIuSkI"s, E~scpt'1s.
~June IS CO.'S
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Bank of A lexandria,

July 3, 1910.
IAIOTIrE is hereby given to the Stock
IN holders of the Bank of Alexandra,
that a dividend of four per cent. on the CAPT
tai stock of said Bank, forthe half year end
ing .his day, is declared, and will be ready to
be paid to them on Thursday the 5th instant.
BIZ order offhe President and Directors,
Gurden Chaplin, Gather.
July. eosw
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Having a desire to sdeclilie Zig
business Of Store Keeping az Occoqua'', we !.
wish to dispose of the pres smali DOCK =
C. 90 ~ s
on hand, TO person who Woulhs pe WILLIE
and more able to keep store Well assor ''7''
than ourselves, andWho would 90 cuisines : IN
scale sufficiently extensive Ion tfeir interest
I end to do justice to SO ysluabe azsltta''ollS
We will also Sell or f'eEt,
that valuable and convenient isrlek Sfore-ii
House and Wharf We atipgest'nr occupy, be'i'S
calculated for a store ant cou.t.ing fodln upon
the f'st floor, and fora faZn,y npon the Sc
conatAoor, With an excellent dfy e 'lar'u der
1.-THE whole building, together hgl.5a brick
kitchen adjoining lhis stand Ags probably
been equal to any in Wig Ia ioF.tiae sac OF
both DTy Goods and Groeerle'; aflf' Il Z &c
present growing crops of gram S sist1i be
realized equal to its present sppe ls3ees.
there is nc. doubt but this stand viii heFse!ll''l
so former times, as we propose to ke' pup
constant cash market for wheat, end viii
probably buy 70 to 10000 bushels
Ell,eot, CampbsH g WIZ ,lr.
'Occoquan. June22
.e.4h-naking, in all its various
Branches.
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Public sale.

MI Be sold, at cue ion, on tie 10Th day Of
July nort, on IN Premises,
A piece Of Ground, with the
improvements there OH, situated in The town
Of alexandria. upon the north side OF Prince
street :pd to tie westward OF Royal street,
and bounded as follows, VIZ Beginning upon
Prince street at the distance OF "a feet 8 licn-
es 10 the westw ard oil Royal street, anG run
ming thence nor.hwaIly with line p'railei
10 ROYAL street So feet 10 a feet alley,
thence with the line OF the SAID alley, west
wardly, q feet inches; thence southwark
ly. with line parallel to Royal street, ss
:eet to Prince street; thence with Prince
street to the beginning
The Improvements upon this piece OF
rround consist of AN excellent DIV elllng house
nd other convenient houses suitable Tor the
accommodation Of a family ! his property
has itely been in the occupation OF Mr.
IowIe. 1t will be sold On a credit OF 4, and
10 months. Tor notes negotiable In the bank
of alexandria, wilh approved endorsers.
lien will also be required upon the property
10 secure the payments
Thomas Swami, Attorney
Tor Thomas ashley.
June q cots
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Being dcsirous toanske public ivi the good
of others, he exeeEcnt quality OF Han'li-
TOMS elixir, prepared Oy tile la.e MIR. Lee,
have SEM. you the following account OF the
bencfit-Lhayc received ltmi which lehope
viii lnauce others TO give it trial. In con-
sequence Of a hruise On the. breastrecelved
from fail my health grew bad, my breath
ING Became very difficult .nd tr qutntty Il
have had Suddenly 10 rise up ineniy ued VAIN
all the horrors ofimmediate sutiocsunl'.--
Add SO these constant pain In my breast,
and cough, greal loss OF strength o flesh,
and you may conceive that mySsymptoAs
evidently indicated an approaching consttmp
ton The advice OF most eminent Physi7
clan was resortcd to, and afterwards a second
was called In, but without giving me any>r
lief. Another physician who knew me and
the circumstances ofmy case, advised me to
give Hamiston's Elixira trial, saying he had
as d it In his practice and always toand 1t to
do much good. A bottle was procured from
MIR. Birch's, and found relict beiole had
1aken half otsit. | continued TO use 1t & WAS
soon strong to attend to business. OutakiRg
COLI some of my former symptoms returs,
but are always removed by q dose or two.ot
the Ehxir.
George Benner, jun.
no. ] j. B1da street, Philadelphia.
Mrs. II. Lee, New York.
MIR. Abliah IIenly, Bridge street. Balti-
more, was cured by one bottle OF hamilton S
Eiixir, of very complicated disorder, ocea-
stoned by a very severe cold caught several
,pont.,s ago. lie breathed with the greatest
difficulty. and was often thrown mo wcaken-
ing sweats when he attempted 70 walk any
tislanse, and his voice wout frequently fail
In such degree thar he could Oily attempt
to wAispcr. He has been upwards OF SIX
weeks without return OF his complaints !;
and desires to give his pubic testimony ID
favor of this invaluable m ;niclne.
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Nesu 77eas al yednced P,ieet..

,lNeyv Teas So al Ytaatctd P,l;c1t.
JOS chests, half chess and boxes o.,
powder impelial, hyscn, yourg hyson, and.
hyson skin icss principally Of the Sidney.
cargo, lately landed and OF excellent quail
ties
100 barrels Rye Whisky.
20 barrcls,& 5 no Sheads n f. Rim,
~ dszcn Odd Nlrdoc CIaret, imported !,
Is quarter casks Malaga Wine
pipes Lisbon and Fayal Wines.
1900 lbs CysHee.
1000 los Lo.d and Lump Sugar.
10 nc gsllcads add 90 barrels first & Sc
.c1lid sutlil, Mus,o,adp Sugars.
10 bsgs clean nea.y pepper and pimesaI
6. chests assla. e & assia bueIs
- rs fresh marmcss
2 BOXES ! dozen each, bottles best Fla.
ireHce salad oil
l2O coxcs and half boxes choice st and "a
gu ity liuyanna md AT. .Jsso cigars.
looai.s Georgia Upland cotton
g lias green copperas
! 90 los Y:ue
500 allans picking vinegar
50 den'iJoiins
Wllch wi Ii his usual extensive a. iortm.m
ofNlnes, Liquors ana Groceries will be Sc i
on low terms Tor cash, and to punctual meu
d, u moderate credit, by
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner u King and fairfax .t,est..
June 81
4 SCHEME OF A LOTTERY
10 e,.ia,se ami iMpro0e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-07

defined tract oi land ,-and the best
par, ~ tie story IS, thai the money has
ssctu lily been paid, but the Htlc decds
still remain in Bonsparte's own hands
They have unnecessarily plunged us
into'dflcuily with e.. Britain, France
and Spain. They have laid an en-
barge. They have wantonly passed
cruel .forciag act and non-inttrcourse.
They have destroyed our commerce.
They have dried up the resources Of
our revenue.
they have exhausted our Treasury.
Fhcy have been obliged 10 contract
loan Of FOUR MILLIONS, 10 defray the
ordinary expenCe OF government.
They have squlndercd and fooled away
more than TwENTY-THREE MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS on gun-boats /! bonrb ketcA-
IS Skg rocket1t : and forfledoes (
These are some of the trophies of thy
eSPloils, . neutrality-suspicious..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-07

Elrohcan Intelligence, a few days la
tee than was published in our last, has
been received the past week. 1t how
ever affords little Of Importance, that
the public are not already in possession
Of.
The French schooner Ant, has ar
rived at Newyork, from Bordeaux,
which place she left March 25th The
accounts by this vessel are, that the re-
lations between France and the United
States continued the same. No reiac-
alton had taken place in the DEGREES Of
Napoleon. The American property at
St. Sebastians and other places, was still
under seqestration. Ii was understood
in France, that negotiations were going
on III London between our Minister and
the British government, for the ADJUST
nlent Of difficulties and that it was be-
lieved by many, even in France, that
should our government make good
treaty with England, there would be
less difficulty in settling with that coun-
try. If this is correct, there is less ex-
cuse than ever for the policy OF JsfEer-
son, Madison, and Co. for keeping up
spirit of Irritation and hostility with
England.
A large number Of French troops
we're at Bordeaux on their march to
Spain.
Great preparations weIe making for
celebrating the approaching nuplials Of
Bonaparte VITA the ATchdachr.s ot
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-07

Clf0Tls1 <olIyess..,..2 SGseiou.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
MONDAY AFRIL2S.
{nqefHcte Loan Bill.

Tic hiil authorizing Loan Of money not
exceeding the amount OF the pubiick debt
reimhurseable during the year 1910, was a.
g,in discussed-'fhe only objection to this
bill was. that it was not explicit. as all lo.n
bi's ought to be. That it should state fairly
what monies were to be raised by the loan,
III order that the people who viii have to re-
deem it, should know the extent of their
burdens. Mr.. Pitkin estimated the sum
authorized BY the bill at between five or six
millions and Mr.. Aston, in reply observ-
ed, il was impossible now to ascertain, with
in million, what the expence of the ensu-
ing year would be /; and thsc it was proper
to give authority 10 borrow money enough
TO cover the whoe--After a long discussion,
the Dill passed to be engrossed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-07

this;Ow8, OF throwing dead cats, sa;s,
and other putrescent animal substances
into the streets to load the air with nox-
ious exhalations, deserves severe ami
madgersion. If neither common de
cency nor regard to their own heai,h,
can prevent Individuals from exposing
to public view these loathsome objects.
it becomes the indispensable duty Of
the town Police TO interpose their au-
thority, and prevent the recurrence OF
such disgracefuI practices. If none
were injured but the individuals who
are so scandalously regardless OF health
and cleanliness, they might we'll be in
dulged in the foil enjoyment OF such O.
dorous exhalations. But, if such shame
less practices are tolerated, the whole
atmosphere will be poisoned with pu-
trid efHuyia, and we shall too late re-
pent our criminal negligence zShen The
hes!lence gvaSteth al noon day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-07
Tie Spirit of Democracu.

nc bpt|H " Dc"!OC/ UCV.
Every friend to order and the free
dom of elections, must shudder at the
outrages committed by disappointed
and unprincipied democrats. The re-
gard which every man, be bis politics
what they may, owes 10 personal con-
siderations alone, would lead him to dis
countenance such abominable procee-
dings. The Public Advertiser, with a
prostitution of truth unparalleled, en-
deayors 10 shift the odium Of this dis
graceful affair on to the federalists but
is il possible for any one in his sober
senses for moment to believe that the
members of any party would treat their
political friends in the manner the fed
eralists were treated by this democratic
mob when the result of the elections
was known in Newly York.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-07

TICKETS and QUARTERS, in the SIKH &
LaF Cats of R1Jf.id Bridge Lofts y, which
will commence drawing the 10Th Of this
month. Thole who with TO risk a trihe for
the chance of acquiring fortune, viii do well
to apply at ISAAC ADAMss Book Store, for
Tickets and Quarters foon. as bur few remain
unfold - M no has alto for faIe, general
afortment of BOOKS and STATIONARY,
at the Bottom prices.
Jult received, few copies Of Minot's EfiT-
tory Of the Infurreclion under SBays--[a new
edition, price one Dollar ia boards--one Doll.
twenty ave Cents bound.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-07
portlauo,
Monday, May Z, 1910.
REPRESENTATIVES,.

The meeting for the choice Of Rep
resentatiyes to the State Legislature
will be holden this day at 10 O'Clock.
1t is necessary for eveiy Eleotor, who
does not wish TO have the town repre-
sents d by the advocates Of Embargoes
and Non-intercourse, to be present at
the opening Of the Meeting, as it is the
object of the leaders Of the democratic
party 20 elect men Of hi. character, or
prevent tie town from choosing is con-
stituli0n-l number.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-07

In Massachusetts, the patriots Ok and con-
.,;n,ional ex7re ssion of the Puhlick mind in
ss,a,ion to the National Administration is
..snded as spesgifios-insErgeHcy -rsLe'i2H--
TpF dSON, by al the iacobin prints thgCIgh
- Common wealth ----tA Pennsylvania
~. ~ Senate have agreed, Toto IL. to bestow
- - esc,, cf General Brights men who ospo-
- u. authority of lie U.iteti States bg.fsrce
q ,rn,,. FIFTr D0LLdRS! :" a tract Of
location Land" WAS ProPos d, n the Huuse
- representatives, as 9 suitable re yard
q. tbis imposition 10 the General Govern.
n,atl Satenl GaS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-07
FRIDAY, ArRLL 81.



Nr. Newton, from the Committee sp-
pointed to enquire into the cause or causes
ofthe great mortality Of that detachment
of the army Of the United States, ordered
for the defence Of New-Orleans, made
report the report is very long, and unfoIds
such tale Of woe, as makes the heart ache
10 hear 1t was ordered 70 be printed with
the dispositions and documents accompany
ing it.
SATURDAY, APeIL 60.
On motion Of Me-. Randolph, the House
resumed the consideration Of the bill to re-
duce the Naval establishment of the United
States.
After long desultory debate, Mr. Mum
ford again moved to postpone The subject
indefinitely. Question loSt-Ayes 40 Noes
81
After a long debate, and the Ayes and
Noes bad been taken at least half dozen
times on different questions, Mr. SMILES
amendment modified and amended, pas
sed-Ayes 10, Noes As
The number Of seamen authorised to
be kept in actual service, BY this amend
ment, is one thousand four hundred and
twenty FIVE.
Mr Randolph moved to amend the bill
so as to reduce the Marine corps to four
companies OF 70 men, one captain, and three
lieutenants, each. This amendment was
passed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-07
Daniel Thurlton

uAS juft received, and offers for fae at No
l : 8, Mufey's Row, nearly oppo6;e the
head of Union itreet, an afortment of
w. 1. Goods, Groceries, &c.
Among which are-Brandy Rum; Gin;
Hyion, Hyicn Skin, Souchong, and Bohea
Teas; Coffee; Chocolate Rice Starch !;
Indigo; Pimento Pepper y Nutmegs; CAT
fla (; Cloves Ginger Muftsrd Loaf Su-
gar white and brown havana do. Clayed
do. Cheeie Lfbon, Sherry, and Port
Wines MoI4fies Mould and Dipt Candles ;
Box and CaiL Rai6ns Windlor, Palm, and
Role Soap; clear Pork; iuper6He Flour ;
Liverpool Salt Pollock Flih Shovels /;
Hoes; Scythes Frying Pans; Brooms !;
Cotton and Wool Cards, sc. etc.
H0y z, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-07
COrn and Flour Store.
WILLIAM CROSS.

WILLIAM CROSS.
No. 8. Lsrg- W5a,f,
uAS juf received and offers for laIe,
loo bbls. freth fuperfne FLOUR, from
Prids's Mills,
50 bbls. Wilmington TAR, in fhipping
order,
IS do. do. PITCH,
10 do. Clear aud Meis PORK,
pipes Spanifh BRANDY,
4 bales COTTON,
10 bbls BREAD,
10 groce of Cod HOOKS,
4 dog IS thread Cod Lies,
1000 lbs. FLAX,
iurcss of frefh RICR.
ALso-is Store,
500 bufhels CORN,
10 chefts Hyfon Skin & Souehong TEA,
30 bags green COFFEE,
10 kegs ben Virginia TOBACCO,
pipe GIN,
$50 W.T.. BACON,
Portland, May 2. Q0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-07
FOR SALE,

ONE hundred acres of Land in Bsf5sl on me
- North h5e Of Androfcoggsn river, (tso
2s, in the Iosh range with a Barn aud Hoaie
thereon, about 20 acres Of which have been
improved. Good foii, hard wood gro~th
and lay. fair co the fun, wish hzndtom- pref
sea OF the town, handy TO law and gfiit-
mill fi1uafsd On an adjoining Tor. Psriozs
wifhing 3 Furchafe are deiired 10 call D.. tie
Rev 8. G54fra-. or Mr.. 1lsss 1-,sa, in laid
town, o. on thr tlofrriber IN Lss,H. al D.
Ferry. jSHI DIN
HIrz =,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-07
R.o,n ,he Ir1seeplEert Inc, IGN.

An exhibition ofFsc,s. in which IS broug
INTO visw, gone Of ,he most prominent
nribcip'es and transactions OF The French
Revolution; together with the effect AID
Influence they have had, not only on the
French natioG, but OIL the civilized wo-ii !;
which i submitted TO the consideration OF
the American people IN general.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-07
Federalism in New York.

Federalism in New York.
So far as we have seen returns of the
late election they are favorable to the
principles of Washington and Federal
Ism. The city Of Newyork, which
sends ! ! members TO the State Assem-
bly,, has elected federalists and S
democrats 10 the next Assembly.-All
the members from the city before this
eIeCtiaa were democratic.