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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-19
RICHMOND, March 9.
FROM NORFOLK.

An express arrived TO the Governor,
on Saturday evening.-lt states the enc
my's force in the bay at four 74's; S fri
gates, and II smaller vessels but some
of the latter may be prizes. Gen. Tay-
lor is discharging his duties with alacrity !;
ne is mounting several pieces of artillery,
and drawing trenches on the land side.
Near 500 OF our troops have the spade
and pick-axe IN their hands.
The following statement is sent up,
taken from the lips of Capt. Stone--Ge-
neral T. speaks of Stone in the highest
terms:
He left Bermuda 9th Feb. 10 the schr.
Independence, bound to N. Carolina /;
landed near Cape Charles has been in
Bermuda since the nth December.
The whole naval force of G.. Britain at
Bermuda, or on the American station,
[ consists of the St. Domingo, Admiral
Warren, ~; Poictiers, Beresford, "a /;
Dragon, "a; Marlborough, AID. Cock
burn, Cd in command, "a; Families,
Sir T. HARDY, "a; Victorious, the capt.
who commanded the Leander some time
500 on this coast, 74-Twelve frigates,
viz. Maidstone, Statira, Belvidera, Eo.
lus, Acasta, Lariston, Cleopatra, Mi
nerva, aud 4, names not known--12
sioops of war--6 sharp captured priva-
teers, one to attend each ~ as tender,
and which are intended to cruise on our
bays and rivers.
The last named 74's and ftigates
were in Bermuda the two last having
arrived from England about two days
before Captain S. sailed--The two ships
ofthe line which last arrived, are loaded
with Bombs, Rockets, sc. as said by
Captain Blake who was a prisoner on
board. and who is known by Capt S. to
be respectable and man of truth
Ad. Warren sailed for the American
coast early or in the middle of January,
having on board bombs aud rockets, taken
In at Bermuda. He sailed with line of
battle, frigates, 5sloops of war the
frigates now here, being part of the squa-
dron, and it was understood that an at.
tack was to be made on Norfolk or New
York, generally said Norfolk. They
met with heavy gales and made N. York,
and capt. s. ascrlbes the failure of the
expedition to that circumstance. The,
had with them no troops. There are
now not more than 90 or 80 troops in
Bermuda. They had about 800 since.he
was in Bermuda, but have been sent to
Halifax. The ships are all well manned,
but with no more marines than usual He
understood that there are no troops in the
w. I. to spare, and all the naval force on
the Windward station consists of one old
irigate and sloop of war. He is positive
they have no means of invasion in Der.
rnuda or Windward Islands knows no.
thing of Jamaica or the Leward Islands:
heard nothing of Hat.bottomed boats at
Bermuda-was at their navy yards and
saw none-heard nothing of sending other
descriptions of troops-Captain, S. does
believe that navai attack will be made
on Norfolk, and soon, though he appre-
hends no invasion.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-19
OBED WAITE. Il
JAMES MAXWELL.
Commissioners.
March 10, 1918.
Farm for Sale or Rent.

THE subscriber will either sell or
1 rent the FARM on which he now
lives, near Smi,hheld, Jefferson county,
Virginia. containg upwards of 400 acres.
with good proportion of cleared land.
and is calculated for two convenient
farms, with suitable buildings on each.
The soil is of the best quality. Further
particulars may be known on appi;cat;on
10 JOSEPH EDWARDS.
- The renter can be accommodated
with two or three able Hands, If re-
quired.
March 10 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-19

would have to run with both the prize and
his own ship, except he should be very
near one of our own portsl--and the cap
tain to receive (which is always almost the
easel al the homer, and the Others no
compensation, is it not natural to suppose
that the ardent desire which our seamen
at present SO strongly manifest to get into
battle, would diminish? Let that once take
place, and your naval fights will not, pro-
phecy, be SO decisive as they would be, by
keeping the ardor up. And how triling
an expence the compensation would be in
national view. The schooner that am
now dispatching "a prize TO the Hornep
will give to the public treasury upwards of
one hundred thousand dollars.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-19
CLOVER SEED.

THE subscriber will have for sale, on
= Tuesday the 23d of this present
month, quantity of CLOVER SEED,
of good quality, which he will sell low
for Cash. VIM. RUSH.
March 10, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-19

THE Subscriber 1OiN sell, al Public
Sale, on Tuesday The 3oth instant, a.
his d1oelling on Dry Run, on TVeipe
Months credit,
All his Stock, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and Farming
Utensils, consisting of Horses, Mich
Cows, young Cattle, Skeep, Hogs
Bedding, Tables, Bureaus, Desk, K ct
les, Pots, Ovens-Ploughs, Harrows,
Mattocks. one Road Wagon, Grain in
the ground, and other articles too te.
dious to mention.
EDWARD KENNEDY.
March 10, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-19
FIRE All NORFOLK.

E'etrocf Of letter fran Norf5K 70 gen
nenaa m Plchmond, dated Saturday,
6'h March 1913.
" Abou. three o'clock this morning
We were alarmed by the cry of fire. 1t
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-19
Houses and Lots for Sale.

It HE subscriber is authorised to sell
several HOUSES on the Main
streetin Shepherds Town; one of them
is the two story frame house near where
the subscriber lives, generally known by
the name of Hife's house; il stands on q
corner lot and is well situated for any
kind of public business--The others are
higher up the Main street on good loss.
A good bargain may be had in the pur-
chase OF any of this property, if an early
application is made.
JOHN BAKER.
Shepherds Town, March 10. 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-19
A Journcyman Cooper
WANTED.

I WISH to engage Immediately. q
L JOURNEYMAN COOPER. who
understands tight work, to whom will
give constant employ and liberal waces.
JOHN GALLAHER.
~ One or two apprentices, between
IS and IL years of age, will be taken to
learn the above business.
Martinsburgh, March 10, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-19
gee @a5ette.
March 10.

At a meeting of the several Federal
Committees of Conference from the
counties of Berkeley, Jefferson, Hamp-
shire and Hardy -held at Maj. adam
HeiskelPs, in the town of Romney,
Hampshire county, on Monday the
18th inst. Mr.. Christian Simons be-
ing called to the chair, and Robert
Sherrard appointed Secretary, the
following resolutions were adopted -
ResoiUed, That FIR ANCIS WHITE,
Esq. of Hampshire county, be recon-
mended to the freeholders of the differ
ent counties composing this Congress
sional District, as a suitable Candidate
to be by them supported at the ensuing
election, to represent them in the ext
Congress of the United States.
RESOLVED, That we, the members OF
this meeting, do pledge ourselves TO use
all honorable means to insure his election
ReS0fved, That a copy OF the pro-
ceediDgs of this meeting be inserted 10
the Martinsburgh Gazette, Winchester
Gazette, and Charlestown Repository.
BY order of the Meeting,
CHRISTIAN SIMoNs. Chairman.
ROBERT SHERRAR0, Sec'Yg.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-19
or Caution.

- advertisements omitted for seans cf
room, 1viH be inserted in cur nsxt.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-19

There has been in circulation an idle
report respecting the capture of Bril-
fish frigate, by the u. States frigste Es-
sex, captain Porter. Unfortunately,
there does not appear to be any authentic
foundation for the report.
u States Gag.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-30
June H..
WAS CONIMITTED

o the Goal OF Baltimore county as a rum
away on the 22d May, 1913, Negro Girl
named SARAH WILLIAMS, who saws
she is free-born, and was born in New
MARKET her mothers name she says was
Kate. She is feet inches high, slender
made yeliowish complexion, lark eyes;
she IS about 2oyears ofage, Had on when
committed, spotted calico frock, pair Of
common black leather shoes, and a white
bonnet. The owner is desired to come
and take her away, otherwise she win be
sold for her prison fees.
JOHN HUTCHINS, Sheriff
of Baltimore county.
baltimore, June Gil. d6ot,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-30
100 DOLLARS REWARD

KD AN AWAY from the subscriber, Iiy-
IA ing in Centreville, Fairfax county.
Va. on the 9th March last, Mulatto Man
named WILLIAM RUTLEDGE, about
five feet FIVE or Sin inches high, tolcrabIv
we'll made, IS or So years of age, wears
generally handkerchief about his head
and ears for the ear-ache. Had on when
he went away roundabout and pantaIooDs
of grey coating. Has free wife who for
merry resided in Georgetown or th cityef
Washington, and himself being formerly
hired there and at the Great Fails it is pre-.
sumabie he has made for one Of those plac.
es OF some of the fisheries. He is toIe
rable waterman and may possibly be about
the wharves is carpenter by trade and
will hire himself IN that capacity ifhe can
meet with any person disposed to employ
him-It is more than probable he will Vi
sit the Navy-Yard for employment--is We.
~ much addicted to drink.
Whovever will apprehend said negro r.
bring him to the subscriber living in Cen.
treville, or lodge him in the Alexandria or
Fairfax jails shall be entitled 10 the above
reward.
GEORGE ADAMS.
April q.
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Nfay2l.
WAS COMMFfTED

10 the Gaol of Baltimore county as a nm
away on the 18th May, 1878, negro man
named TIM, who says he belones 10 Cen
Del washington county, Maryland,
n4ar naserstown; live feet eight inches
ngh' stout and well made, light complex
ion' aark eyes lie is about 81 years of
age. mad On when committed drab CO.
'ofea coatee and vest, and a dark pair of
WOODEN trowsers, cotton shirt, coarse shoes,
ano an old iurred hat; he has a scar over
ms ieit eye. The owner is desired to come
aug take nm away, otherwise he will be
sold for his prison fees.
JOHN HUTCHINS, Sheriff
OF Baltimore couny.
So.11o ~. d6Ot
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-30
w. WEDDERBURN,

ut his Shop has just received from New.
York and Philadelphia, a large suhf,iy of
fresh and GENUINE MEDICI.MES.
Cases of Amputating and Pocket Instru.
ments, Evans best London Crown Lancets,
and anumber of other instruments too tedi.
Gus to enumcrate, Vanella and Tcnqua
Beans, Adriatic Tooth Powder in boxes,
best London Court Plaster and Gold Leaf
which makes his assortment large and com.
pleat.
.dtso a general Assortment Of
GARDEN SEEDS, best TURNIp. do.
Merchants, Physicians and Families, will
De supplied on ihe lowest terms possible.
Medicines Chests for Families or vessels
VIII be packed up on the shortest notice.
A short credit will given.
- 10 his friends and customers gene
raiiy, ne returns his thanks for their liberal
encouragement to him.
July l9.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-30
GENUINE
DRUGS 81 MEDICINE.
WIN. HARPER. .IR.

APOTHECdRY 81 DRUGGIST,
Fai.far Street, ohihositc Bryan Hamhson's
HI AS just received in addition to his
III IA former stock very large supply oil
fresh Medicines, which he offers for sale
at reduced prices for cash, or on good
credit.
+ T He has also received supply oil
Patent Medicines among which are
JAU N d. CE BIT TIERS.
"A MEDICINE extremely useful for
IA curing jaundicy and bilious disor-
ders, and removing that sinking, faint and
distressed feeling at the stomach, difficulty
of breathing loss Of appetite, and sleepy
dull heaviness in the fore part of the day
weakness and trembling Of the limbs diz.
illness the head, and yellowness of coun.
tenance, complaints so common to jnandi.
cy and bilious people.
The many cures that have been effected
IN ". England by the above medicine, Gas
may be seen by the bills) prevent the ne
cessary of further Recommendation.
LIKEWISE,
Wheaton Itch Ointment.
A Medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without having in it any thing eli
ther dangerous or disagreeable.
One box cures person, and there meet
he no washing after the use of it, as the
skin is gennerally lett clean and smooth.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-30
FOR SALE

TRACT OF LAND lying in the
county OF Fairfax, miles from AIexan.
aria' and adjoining the estate of Gen. m
mason, containing l44 acres; the soil ;s
good and very susceptible OF improvement,
oy the clover and plaster system. The
proximity OF this property to market and
the facility with which its produce NAV he
carried (Hunting creek, by which i is
bounded, being navigable almost 10 the
door} would render it extremely yaluable
20 a person disposed to pay sufficient atten.
ion to is cultivation. Apply to JawSs
IL Hoos, Esq. or to fs' y ' ,
May 81. u.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-30
| am authorised to purchase TO
BACCO, and will thank those who
wish to sell to give me call.
ROBERT YOUNG.
War DEPARTMENT, July IA, 1918.
is HEREBY GIVEN,

q Mat separate proposals will be re-
n ceivcd at the Office Ct the secretary
for the department Of war, until 10 O'Clock
at noon Of the last Monday in Nov. next,
for the supply Of all rations that may be re-
quired for the sse Of the u. States from
the LIST day of June 1914 inclusive, TO the
lst day of June 1915 within the states, ter
ritorics and districts following, viz.
LIST. At Detroit, Northumberland, Fort
Wayne Chikago and in their immediate
vicinities, and at any place or places, where
troops are or may be stationed, marched
or recruited, within the territory of Michi-
gan, the vicinity Of the Upper Lakes and
the state Of Ohio.
81. AT any place or places where troops
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-30
WAS COMMITTED

To the Goal of Baltimore county as runa
way on the 18th of May. 1918, a Negro
Girl named HARRIOT, who says she be-
longs TO Adam Nave, near Middle-town,
Maryland 5.feet inches high, stout and
veil made, dark complexion. dark eyes.
She is about / or ~ years of age. Had
on when committed, a striped peticoat and
jacket, and slndry other cloathing. The
owner is desired TO come and take her away
otherwise she will be sold for her prison
fees.
JOHN HUTCHINS, Sheriff
Of Baltimore county.
Baltimore, June S-lI. deot
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-30

I'm the ID day OF August Court mex,
" will be exposed to sale in Lecsburg
at Peers's Tavern, if not previously dispos-
cd Ola tract of Land containing upwards
OF 800 Acres, near Goshen, in the County oil
.Loudoun--This land lies convenient to the
turnpike Road to the Alexandria market
IS as susceptible of improvement from
Plaster Of Paris, as any Land in the Coun.
y: has a large portion Of wood and mea-
dow land, and is well watered. The i'm
provcments are tolerably comfortable.
From the increasing value of land in the
neighborhood, it is worthy the attention OF
purchasers. 1t may be seen by applying
to Ms &. Stewort who lives on the premi-
ses. Terms of sale, one third in hand, and
the balance In and q months, with APP
proved security.
Apply to Geo N. Rails, or in his absence
to J. I. Ramsay.
April12. ,awts
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-30
Hol7lON.BLE HIT E4CTO
RE
SAMUEL D.. HARPER

Ta'rtar street, .Nerandria,
III 40 10. On nand and intends constantly TO
!. Yep a general supply of the most
s sasu uns HATS, which he offers for
ss,c' wholesale and retail, at reduced pri-
good credit rpAeu On
!, ne mas also large supply of WOoI.
100 ,anno winch he will sell by the case or
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-30
Jolly s.
JUST PUBLISHED
PRICE 81 so, IN BOARDS.

.ARATOR
being series of Agricultural Essavs
Practical ps and political-in sixty-one nun
oess' ny citizen of Virginia--For sale bv
ROBERT GRAY
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-30
BANK OF ALEXANDRIA

THE S.,. july S, 1918. .
hereby notified, that dividend Of ns,.
cent tor the last half year, is this dav ~ ts
ciared, and viii be paid to them or .h 10; Is-
gal representatives ON Thursdsn , ,ha o ,I-
inst. the Sth
BY order of the board.
JAMES L. M'KENNA,
JnIv Cashier:
-. - - eo3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-11

by detached scraps in the London napers, and by a
Report published BY authority in Paris 1t was in
this sangiiinary battle, that Gen. Morcau met his
fate by the first cannon shot
In this bloody drama, speaking in the language
OF the Theatre, the curtain scarcely drawn mp,
when this celebrated performer fell on the
stage-ln military Languages. &c lac died in the Bed
oil Honor."-it islelt To impartial History to pro-
nounce, whether he increased .spr decreased, his
fame, by his unfortunate adventure agaist his ma
tive country. Mark the fate Of this man--if Mo.
reau had lived to beat Bonaparte in battle, the
world would have applauded him--As il is, he has
left behind him doubtful and u disputed charac-
ter!
live are to believe the late accounts the French
army is $4,000 strong that of the Allies $50, 900
behold, reader, the present state of Chistendom,
OF civilized Erropc-More than million of men
drawn up in battle array, eager for mutual slaugh-
ter THE most pious believer in the doctrines
OF our blessed saviour, must be astonshed and con-
founded at this terrible spectacle, this murderous
conflict-and he Will doublrully ask, " Why are
these things SO !"
Formerly, looked upon those dreadful doings
with suft of ind&erence, thinking ourselves not
connected with thSse destrdyers of mankind, and
believing we removed fiom then at a safe dis
we now feel an interest
III the bloody business, because il has became con-
nected With our own safety, ant. we look upon the
war in Europe with aa-sfSious eye.
american.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-11
Hermont LEGISLATURE.

The members of the Legislature having
convened at Montpelier on Tuesday the
18th inst. organized, and the House made
choice of the following officers, viz !:
Daniel Chapman, esq Speaker;
Josiah Durham, esq. Secretary;
William ID. Smith esq. Clerk.
The votes for Governor having been coun-
ted by the canvassing committee, were
found to stand as follows:
For Gaiusha 1888
For Chittenden 1852
The scattering Votes were Cos.
As there was no choice by the people the
choice OF Governor and Lieutenant Cover
nor of course devolved on the Legislature
On Thursday the 21setheschoce W a, made.
There was Republican, maj gritty in the
Council of a, and in tle ffeuse,a federal ma
jority of a; and Of course theye was ba-
lance of parties in jpint committee. In the
choice for governor, il seems one of the re
publican members did not vote. In the
choice of lieut.. governor they all voted eX
cept one, who through indisposnion, happen
ed TO be absent at that moment. The hons
orabie anxiety of the federal part of the
house inducing them to improve every adj
vantage. which providential accident had gi-
en- them, urged the choice, The hon. Mar
tin Chittenden was chosen governor and
William Chamberiln, lieut.. governor.
Many OF the republican votes for Gov. Lit
Governor and Councillors were, for rea
soEs not sufficiently known to US, rejected
by the canvassiDg committee. Had all the
votes given by the freemen been counted,
there would have been IL republican coun-
cellers chosen; (the 18th was lost by mista,
king his christian nancy and in joint ballot
for governor and II. governor there must
have been majority oISaiusha and Brig,
ham.
After rejecting all,thc votes. which were
rejected, Galusha haL nearly 300more than
Chittenden. And as we get thesmost cor
rect expression of the public sentiment by
the Totes for Gov. we may say with pro
priety, that Vermont is yetherseG Though
the " Peace Party" may rejoice in what
they call triumph, yet we guess the founda-
ton of their rejoicing is rather small.
Great numbers of republican freemen
from Vermont, have rallied to the .andard
of their country to support cause as just,
as the rights of mar are sacred. Federals
lists rather destitute of thar patriotism, SO
essential! in soldiers character, have stay
ed at home to vote for federal Governor.
Republican.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-11

to respectable republican prints, and, like
SNOWFALL, gathering weight as it rolls, we
deem it advisable to declare that we do not
believe any part of it to be founded in fact,
and that we do know that the story of Mr.
Gallatn's re appointment is SO far from be-
Ing true, that other Instructions and powers
have been sent out to Messrs. Bayard and
Adams, to the exclusion of Mr.. Gallatin =
The President of the United States is deter
mind that ifpeace can be had on honorable
terms, we shall have it,,and that ifi cannot
be so had, he will put the government of G
Britain so faLta6ty in the wrong, that every
honest man in the union shall acknowledge
it - H..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-11
NEW JERSEY.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE

TRENToN, Nov. 2.
You have seen by the papers That the re-
puLlicans have succeeded in this state in OBJ
taining majority in both houses Of the le-
gislatufe that the legislature has met, and
republican officers been chosen in both hous-
es hat a republican Governor has been e
iecle6 and that bills are introduced to re
peal several of the arbitrary and obnoxious
acts of the fedcraiists at their fail Sitting
This day, bill was introduced BY general
Dickerson for paying opt OF the Treasury
the quota Of this state Of Ghe direct tax. If
there should be a dthcificy Of funds in the
treasury, tue treasurer IS 10 = authorised
20 borrow. This will undouOtdly pass in
10 a law. An address TO pae President is talk
ed OF but it was finally concluded that acts
we're better meanSof showing the devo-
ton of the membeyfto the general govern
ment than svords. Every support that can
be given to the national administrator, will
be cheerfully rendered. Great unanimity
prevails among the republican party, ia and
out-Afewbrs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-11
FROM THE NORTERN ARMY

BY the Steamboat yesterday morning, no
accounts of further movements of the ar
mics are received. Capt. Clark, OF general
Wilsihson's army, direct from the frontiers,
came down eXpressand proceeded to Wash
InSton, IT is supposed OH Important business,
though little or no Information has transpi-
red from him. Ii IS understood that the
drafted militia OF this sca,e, under general
Hopkins, attached to the army of major gen
Hampton, refused to cross into Canada, am
were consequently dismissed by the major
general. COL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-11
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
Extract of a letter, dated
Sc Harrisburg,

=" BatTfs67rg, Oct. 29.
ss congratulate you onthe result Of the late &c,
neral election in this state. tits highly favorable TO
the cause OF repnbcsusm, and truly honorable to
those who administer the political affairs OF the
aud of the United States. The returns have all
been received at the secretary Of states Office and
in tie house OF representatives., which consists OF
95 members, Sd have been retnrned republican and
IL federal In 1912 there sire 70 republican, and
10 federal
The senate consists ofSI members, one third of
whom are elected annually OF the elected this
year, all are republican, except one, and that one
elected by majority Of c(even. The only federal
member Of congress from this state Mr.. Gioiiig-
ge,') WAS from this district. Having recently re-
signed, Mr.. fdavaf1 Crouch, republican, has
been elected his sd, cessor by majority OF 1850.
EeHasylUdhid, 60 her honor belt spoken, will
now, through her representatives in congress, give
a unanimous in favor OF the administration aud
govesnme. It OF our country. And it should not be
forgotten, that those representatives, 70 IN number
have been chosen, not by general bat by district
tickets"