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consequence Of the change in the hour of arrival of
n the Eastern Mail, aRd in compliance with the requ
sitiOns of the Post office department the Maryland and
Virginia Steam boat COmpany hereby give notice that
and after THIS DAY, April the 3d. the 5team-boa
of this line, Consisting of the ALABAMA, GEORGIt
and JEWES%, Will leave the lower end of Spears
Wharf, alte-natIy, EVERY DAY, at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ,
the Eastern mail arrives, for Norfolk and
the Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail road.
On arrival at Portsmouth, Cars will be in readiness to
convey passengers Weldon, N. c., from whence ira
vellers will proceed Immediately to Wilmington, and
from thence by Steamboat Charleston Ga distance of
600 miles from BaltiHore) in about - hours less
The Steamboats, PATRICK HENRY and THOMAS
JEFFERSON leave Norfolk alternately, every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY for Richmoad
asd Petersburg Passengers leaving Baltimore by this
line on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday are sure of a
connexon.
For the North, of the above Boats will leave Nor
folk DAILY, at O'Clock, p. VI. and touch at Ports
mouth for passengers by the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad who will have the option of being placed next
morning board the Philadelphia Steam boat off North
Point, thereby arriving in Philadelphia several hours
earlier than they possibly do by any other route. or
Of being brought up to the city, where they can remain
until half past p NJ and take the Railroad cars north
This line has been in operation d years. and there
has been accident board the boats involving
loss of life or injury to limb.
JOHN C. MoALE,
General Agent ofthe Maryland and
Virginia Steamboat Co., Baltic
Freight for Portsmouth will re aHded in Norfolk and
sent acro-s at the cost Of the cOnsgnee
Passage through to Weldon, SI3
Passage TO NorfIlk, (m,as ncuded) 80
Passage TO Richmond, (meas included) $40
nm 3 DIFF
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LEGAL ADVERTTsEsRNTs.

HHY order of the commissioners of insovent debtors
ID for the city and county of Baltimore, nouee L
hereby given TO the creditors of ISADoRE A. so
JECK, nsolvent debtor, that personal disehalge
hnt been granted the said debtor, and that the so
creditors required TO attend al the once OF ue sad
commissioners in the court house, IN the cry Vi ba-
more, the sixth day of April Rext at zen o CLOCK IN
the forenoon and nominate trustee OF uusees, 10 DC
apponted for their benefit: and 10 give all tae iRforma
ZION in their possession the said commissioners to en-
able them TO report to Baltimore county court, agreea
INV N an act of Assembly passed at December session.
1891 entitled san relating to insolvent debtors, p
and that the sixth day of June next hath been fixed for
The final hearing in hrs case, before the said commas
sioneN.
Dated the Cd day of March in the year ls4O
mar 7-law3m ap 29-law7w
ED order OF the comms sioRers OF insoveni debtor
ID for the city and county of Baltimore, notice Is
hereby given to the creditors of SMITH X. HUNT
ING, insolyeRt debtor, that personal discharge
hath been granted the said debtor and that the said
creditors are required attend at the office of the said
commissioners in the house, in the city of Bat
more the 4th day of May next, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, and nominate trustee trustees to be APP
pointed for their benefit and give all the information
in their possession the said commissioners enable
them report Baltimore county court agreeably to
act of Assembly, passed at December session, 1881
entitled San relating insolvent debtoTs; and that
the 3rd day of July next hath been fixed for the final
hearing in his case before the said commissioners.
Dated the 9th day Of March, in the year 1910.
mhl7-law;}in ap 3O-law1W
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NEW YORK IND LIVERPOOL PACKETS
40 - 88R 10 I'D
Sailing from New York on the 18th, and from Liverpool
on the LIST of every month.
From Ncp York.
February 13-The UNITED STATES, Captain ]. G.
Fisher.
March I3-T'he VTRGINTAN, Capt. Lewis Higgins.
April 13-The SHEFFIELD, Capt. F. p Allen.
May l3-The STEPHEN WHITNEY, new capt.
w. C. Thompson.
From liverpool.
1.-The SHEFFIELD, 600 tons.
March 1.-The STEPHEN WHITNEY, 1000 tons.
April 1.-The UNITED STATES, 600 tons.
May 1.-The VIRGINIAN, 600 tens.
The qualities and accommodations Of the above Ships,
and the reputation of their commanders are well known.
Every exerion Will be made to promote the comfort of
passengers and the interests of importers The price OF
passage to Liverpool in the cabin, in other ines Is
fixed at $780, with wines and stores Of every description
The will Rot be responsible for any letter parcel
package, sent by the above ships, for which bl)i
lading is not taken. For freight passage apply to
STEPHEN WHITNEY,
SANDS, TURNER, FOX & CO., or
ROBERT KERMIT, "A South street, N. York.
%
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FOR ROCKHALL. CORSICA, d CHEs

q ee7 The Steamboat GOV. WOLCOTT,
Capt Kenny, will leave Patterson's wifi.
every Thursday Morning, al ocloek.
Returning Will leave Chestertown every Friday
morning at O'Clock, Corsica at 10, and Rockall r.
Passengers for Kent and Cecil counties will aIso be
landed at Kennard's wharf, miles from ChestertOwn,
every Tuesday and Saturday, and passengers Joining the
boat there viii be landed avre de- Grace in time for
the evening Cars for Philadelphia aud Baltimore.
ma % WIN. OWEN, Agent.
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10y order of the commissioners of nsolvent doh,
lDors for the city and county of Baltimore notice
is hereby given to the ere ditors of THOMAS M
GROVES, an insolvent debtor, tf1st personal dis.
charge hath been granted to esad debtor and that the
aid creditors are required to atepdat the office of the
aid commissioners IN the court house, in the city OF
baltimore, on the 4t day of May next at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, and nominate trustee or trustees 10
formation in their possessi the aid commissioner
10 enable them to.repor to Baltimore [county court
ereeaby 70 an act OF ASSEMBLY, passed at December
debors" and that the Sd day of July nexf hath been
missoBers. : - -
Dated the s5th day of March, in the year 1910.
mn 1f-iaW.fm ma l-leWws
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aTEDICTNAL ADVERTIsEMENTs.
DESPAIR NOT--YoU ARE NOT YET
INCURABLE.

D ELIEF IS AT HANDY that which is
IA known TO be good and eficacious-tfough you
have been using medicines prepared by quacks mpos-
tors, and pretenders to medical science, without the
promised benefit be not dseouragedyou will at last be
convinced that the medicines prepared by DR.. N. b.
LEIDY, the only preparations entitled TO full CON
fdence They are prepared by DIR. Ledy, himself, a
regular druggist well physician attested by Dacts
Physic, Chapman, Jackson, Homer, Gibson, Devices,
James, Coke, &c.
The sick, and all afflicted with any disease whatsoev-
er, at all times obtain medical advice GRATIS, at
the HEALTH EMPORIUM, (sign of the Golden Eagle
md SerPents No. 1911 North Second street. few doors
Ieow Vine street. Be not imposed upon then, by i'm
posters and quacks, who through their ignorance, tre
with your health, endanger your lives and not emily
make your situations hopeless, but literally rob you of
your surse besides. Do not hesitate to make trial of
DIR. LEIDY'S MEDICINES; Others beside himselfre
commended them-and use them too.
Read the following; if you have confidence in Phys-
clans statements then must they speak volumes in ia
vor of Dr. Leidy's medicines.
PETERSBURG, June 30th, 1882
Sir; II affords me great pleasure, to inform you that
from the circumstance Of your being regular druggist
and physician, which gave me confidence in your medi
cines, was induced 10 make trial of your Medicated
Sarsaparilla, and your Blood Pills Much to my grai-
cation found them successful in large number in
stances performing many remarkable cures and in
instances which have been for years considered ncura
BILE.
believe your Medicated Extract osarsaparilla TO be
the strongest made, at least judge so from its effect in
many instances where the most celebrated preparations
of Sarsaparla had not the slightest effect found the
BLOOD most purgaIlVe puf1tyef OF
the blood having found them mild and gentle in their ef
fleets, producing nausea, sickness the stomach
gripping, sc. is mostly prod iced by purgahves bet
eve the blood pills to be the best combnati
ence in form of pills, and have known themi-
able instances to have produced tie most ha Is.
Having witnessed the good effects of the,two foregc
ng preparations in many instances, do not hesitae
recommend them to the public, sincerely believe
their effects will tend relieve the afflicted and be pro
ductve of incalculable good all who may them
With great respect, yours, sc.
]. E. HOWARD, NJ. ID.
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE FOR

FhEItFIfT and PASSAGE FOH
H.dYRE DE GRACE And PORT DEPOSIT
a e<sn The Steamboat GOV. WoLCOTT,
kEsszf Capt Kenny, has commenced her trips,
zzzrsssszsszA and will leave PattersoHs wharf every
Tuesday and Saturday mornings at 3 O'Clock.
Returning will leave Port Deposit every "Wednesday
and Sunday mornings at The hour. and will land
passengers at Kennard's wharf, near ClIestcrtown and
al Howeips Point
{B7-The Woeott has been heightened and thoroughly
y and entirely repaired both in hull and machinery, end
is in the best possible order,
VIM. OWEN,
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TR.4NSP oRT.aTT0N OF MER CH3NDIzE
100 ssstsss1 HR8 al
ssFsss;s@ &stsess- as A4eSsFS
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON s. BALTIMORE


YEyEIIS COMPANY will continue 10 transport
n Merchandise and other Commodities TWICE a
WEEK 10 any Depot on the road between BALTIMORE
AND WILMINGTON. Goods, &c will be received the
Company's Warehouse, corner of President and Fleet
from O'Clock, A. NJ. until o'clock r. NJ, and reg
ulay forwarded every Tuesday and Friday directed
03-The freight all Goods to points where The
Company have authorised Agent, must be paid be-
fore they can be sent.
ma p A. CRAWFORD Agent
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FREIGHT FoR PHII pELPHLA.

Byte STEAMBOAT LINE PROM BowLY's WHARF,
BALTIMORE.
a eet-47 This line will receive freight for PhiIa-
Ey=22i sSx<sdelphia and after Tuesday next 3lst
inst. and will be despatched with expe-
dition and pleasing terms daily, except Sunday,
if sent 10 the wharf by O'Clock, T. NJ.
ma . 7. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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7 NItE NFOUIJ IN I'm II FIST Inn rs WI
u leave Baltimore every evening, at 81 O'Clock, af
ter the arrival OF the Philadelphia Rail Road Cars.
FOUR O'CLOCK, p. M.
For Wheeling, Pittsburg, Zanesville Columbus, and
Cincinnati ria Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, and Ma
tional Road, the best in the Union.
Through to Wheeling iu 50 hours only,
PILOT FAST LINE leaves every morning. at 81 o.
clock for the above cities travelling the route
the Good Intent Line. Through in - hours.
The above Lines connect at Wheeling with all of the
Ohio Lines of Stges,aso with steamboats, for Mays
vile, Cincinnati, Louisville, st. Louis and New Or
leans;
For in Baltimore, apply at the General Oppos-
ion Stage office No. IA Pratt street, directly opposite
he Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot.
HUTCHINSON * WEART,
THOS. SHRIVER, o.
ALPHEUS BEALL, S"Heis'
WILLIAM II. STEELE,
ma % ]. A. WEART. Agent.
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DIt. nULL 'sPATENT TRUSS.

THSiE SUBSCRIBER has Just receivedfrom d
IL Hull complete assortment of the genuine HULL IS
TRUSS, adapted for every variety of Rupture and suH
able for all ages and sizes.
From mere than thousand PHYSICIANS and Surgeons
who have given decided preference to this instrument
over all other in use DR. Hull will select few names
whose distinguished medical reputation cannot but re-
solve the doubts of the most scepticaI jim
New York City-Valentine Mott, M. d., Geo. Bushe
M. u; Alexander I'll. Stevens, NJ d., David Hosaek M
", William Barrow, NJ d., Cyrus Perkins, NJ d., Gil
bert Smith, M. d., Samuel Ackery, NJ. d.
AlDany---Jonathan Fights, M. d., Townsend M. d.
Uuca-7John Mccall, NJ. d., Norton. NJ ID.
Cellan - '""'' y"
Boston-Sburtliff, M. D., Ingols, nj. ID.
Batlmore-Professor Potter, John BucEer, M. ID.
Washington City-Joseph LoveI, NJ d. Professs
SeWalI, Surgeon General u. s. Army. A. s. HALL NJ
New Haven-Professor Hubbard, Professor Ives
Hartord-Ei Todd, M. D., Lutte Principal of the insaI
asylum. = - ~
Plymouth, Mass.-Jas Thatcher M d. y
Worcester, Mass.-Samuel Woodward. M d..
Sir Ashley Cooper, London. 81
Mr.. Sey, Surgeon General British Army. Canada.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
The proprietor of Hulls Truss gives notice that in co
sequence of the many imperfect and illegal limitations
this Truss, sold in this city and elsewhere, he will in
tdre afx his signature TO every Truss sent from Nc
nee, without this none are genuine. sxssA
For sale wholesale and retail, BY - -
Corner ofPfatt street and Duaans wharf
ma Lever end of Centre Marker spac
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07-7xe only Line carrying the Great Mail-.cn Ezs

07-7Ke only Line carrying the Great BfGiL-fGS Fssl
- ss1a DAILY TO THE SOUTH via Balti-
~ kkszzrmore, Washington, Fredericksburg,
Richmond, Petersburg, Weldon, VIII
mington and Chareston $. c. The Railroad from We'll
don to Wilmington ~ G. being finished, and the whole
Line in complete order the Postmaster General has
dered the following fast schedule to take place from this
dates
Leave Philadelphia 10 night, reach Baltimore SAN
Do Baltimore A. NJ. reach Washington IL A. NJ.
Do Washington III do reach Fredericksburg p. N.
Do Fredericksburg 6 P. reach Richmond IL P. NJ.
Do Richmond IL p reach Petersburg A.. NJ.
Do Petersburg A. NJ. reach Weldon A. NJ
Do Weldon A. NJ reach Charleston next day at ha
past II (noon.)
Travellers will find this Line as cheap pleasant and
comfortable any other and the greater part of il being
by land ensures greater certainty and safety Ii will al
be found the agreeable TO strangers, passf
through the Seat of Government, and in sight of Mou
Vernon by daylight hrough Fredericksburg, Richmond
and Petersburg the largest and most orshng towns in
the country
GEORGETOWN STEAM PAt'KET LINE.
u esSsq1 The proprietors of this Line having
kyzz};& purchased the fine Steamboat Columbia,
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
Returning she will leave Washington every WE'D
NESDAY MORNING ate, and Alexandria at O'Clock
Both going and returning she viii receive and land
passengers and light goods at the USUAL Landings til
Potomac f17-The freight such goods must be pal
atthe time of shipment
Shippers are requested to have their goods distinctly
marked and TO designate by mark each package
when practicable the place of delivery, whether Alex
andra, Washington, Georgetown, and in case of mis-
Garage loss damage immediately to notify the Agent
the port of delivery, otherwise the Company will
be held bound.
All goods intended to be shipped must be alongside
before O'Clock on the days of departure.
Passengers baggage and parcels at the risk of heown
Passage between Baltimore and any landing on the
Potomae either way ~ exclusive OF meals
Apply 10 CHAS. NORTHINGTON,
ap I'D emf Ag
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A OUCEk'S FANACEA, PREPARED SOLELY
Il n FROM VI GETABLE MATTER, BY JACOB
HoUCK. Baltimore. This justly celebrated Panacea
may be taken with perfect safety by all ages and in all
diseases. Its for the following assesses Dys
pepsia Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, inflammation of
the Stomach Heart Burn, DarrIea, DysenteTy Fux,
Piles, Fstula, Distracted MenstruaioR, Ague and Fee
yer, Bilious or Rement Fever, Typus Fever, Scarlet
Fever, Small Pox, Erysipeus ST. Anthony's Fire,
Asthma, Peursy, Measles, Yellow Fever, Costipeness,
Wind the Stomach or Bowels, Cholera Morhus, Con
sumption, Influenza, Colds Coughs, Inflammatory Sore
Throat or Qunsey, Whsopng Cough, Thrush Sore
Mouth, Putrd Sore Throat, Group inflammation of the
Heart Dropsy Rcket, Diseases of the Liver, Jaundiee,
difficulty of making Urine elect, Mysteries, Nervous and
Scroulous Affections of the members and ligaments,
Mercuria and VeneTal Diseases Ulcers, Sores, Alice
tons of the Skin, and all diseases arising from impure
blood.
PRICE, PER BOTTLE, 81, so.
0I3-The above Medicine can be obtained in South
Charles street, opposite German, with proper directions
for using. liberal discount made persons who buy
to sell.
5Gy.Likewise, the PANACEA be obtained in all
of the cities, and the greater part of the towns and vii
lagos in the United States The great number of
tcates accompanying the directions, showing the great
the Panaeeahas effected when all other medicines
have failed will fully satisfy the public of its efficacy
6
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LIVE ron PHILADEL

= scnn Win leave Bowiy's wharf, Baltimore,
2-a1h ezpfor Philadelphia, every morning at 81 o.
clock, except Sunday. The boats and
Of this line are in complete ORDER The approved
and attention to the accommodation of passengers
strictly observed, and meals served up in their usual
ma % T.. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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nUTCH CIfEESE.--A few cases Superior Old
- Dutch Cheese. For sale by e = -. :
THos. PENNIMAN & Co.
na2l z2 II Bowfy's Wharf
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DIR. BECHTBR'S PULMONARY PREsERYATIVE,
is article well known, particularly parents that
to say, it is of the valuable medicines ever Of
fered for coughs, colds, inuenzas, whQoping congh
splitting of boed pain in the breast, difficult breahinge
shorness of BREATH and arrest of approaching consunp
, 1840-09-05

ions are known on those subjects most inter-
esting to the people. Let Us suppose that he
had been the nominee of the convention in
stead of the County Court Clerk, and that
he had adopted the same policy-and had
told the people that no pledges of "what he
would or would not do" would be made by
hims How far would the people carry their
& generous con6dencer' Would they blind.
ly cast their votes for such a man, however
deserving the gratitude of his countrymen,
Would they support a man Of whose politi-
cal sentiments they know comparatively
nothing? ,
We beg every man to pause and reflect at
the dangerous precedent which he is aiding
to establish. Lethim consider for a moment
the ~anti-republican tendencies of the principle
thus avowed by the chief of the Wing party.
No public man of any standing has ever ex-
pressed a sentiment more at war with whole
genius and spirit of our institutions, and more
destructive of the true relation between the
people and their servants than this. 1t is a
matter OF no importance whether Harrison's
opinions are known OF not, so far as the ques-
lion is concerned. Is the principle c~orrectt
Is it right that men should be elected to do
the bidding Of the people, to act as their
servants, and yet they have no right to know
their opinions upon the subjects upon which
they may be called TO act' Ought the peo-
Pile TO require pledges from those who aspire
to represent them? When the people are
ready to sanction the sentiment uttered by
Harrison at Fort Meigs, it will be time for.
them TO think Of changing their form Of CO.
vernment. and instead of letting power re-
main in their own han''s, to place it in the
cust' dy of a "thcsen few" His reasons for
adopting this course we may refer 10 next
week.
, 1840-09-05
ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENT.
SIX DAYS LATER.

SERIOUS DIFFICULTIES IN REGARD TO THE EAST
T~HREArESEp WAR FRANCE AND
Observation-Disclosures IY SPAIN.
The new steam ship President arrived AT
New York on the I7rh.
The probability of war between ENGLAND
an Frlnce occupies public attention and the
press in both countries, to the exclusion OF
every other subject.
So far as our limited time will allow us TO
glance at this deep exciting news, it appears
TO nave been agitLted by an article on the
aft ,irs of the Eist, which was published rs
from a correspondence in the London Nor
ming Post of the 2irh uIt. The statement
to is attributed TO the pen Of Lord
Peterborough. 1t states in substance that
the affairs of the East have undergone a most
important change and have been hurried in
to a career where the least untoward move
ment may produce results fatal to the equiii-
brium and harmony of the European powers.
Lord Palmerston has signed a compact
with Austria, Prussia and Russia, QS-not on
ly opposed to and excluding France, but I'M
10 the latter power until signed aud
upon.@ The result of the compact
is, that terms are to be dictated 10 the PIcha
worse than before the battle of Nezib, giving
lin Only a few days to accept or refuse
After the lapse of that time still conditions
are to be proposed, and if after the expiration
Of a month he has not complied, the will Of
conference is to be enforced vi ct arms.
The English and Frencl, papers are filled
with long articles, highly inflammatory in
their character, called forth by the article re-
ferred to. War and preparations f"r War
are their burden, and affairs have really an
alarming aspect. We give the following in
teresting dialogue which took place in the
English House Of Lords on the 30th Of July.
, 1840-09-05

Lord Melbourne said It was true that ne
g~otialions had been carried on between The
governments of Russia, Austria, Prussia,
England, and the Sublime Porte, the subjects
of which were the pacifcation of matters in
the Levant, and settling the Affairs OF the
East. 1t was also certainly true that the ne
gotiations were considerably advanced. but
they could not be considered settled until
ratified by the different Powers. France
was not a party TO tie negotiation.
Lord Brougham.-It is true that France is
not a conserving party to the negotiations
that she had taken no part in them up to
the period of the completion?
Lord Melbourne.-lt is certainly true that
France is not a conserving or n signing party.
Lord Brougham. COMPATIBILITY Then ]
deeply regret it, and ! cannot express my
regret in too strong a manner. The subject
then dropred.
O. Kentucky and Tennessee bonds to the
amount of 100000 was sold in London, Ju,
ly 30th, nj 81.
, 1840-09-05
VIRGINIA..

There never was a time when the Demo-
cracy of Virginia were more aroused than at
the present. The friends of Jefferson in this
state perceive that the contest Of 1900 is re.
vivPd. and are determined to sustain the
cause Of the people in opposition to incorpo-
rated ~monnpnlIes. Meetings are called in
every direction. Organize. organize! is the
watch word, and the people are determined
to wipe the impu,ation of Federalism from
the escutchenn of Virginia. Virginia is safe
for Democracy by thousands. Mark thats
, 1840-09-05
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

This safe continues her allegiance. to Fe-
deral Whiggery. Mnrehead. the Federal
candidate for Governor, is elected by a ma
ioriry of several thousand. The Legislature
is whig. The farmer Governor was a whig
also the last Legislature was of the same
stripe. We do not despair of the old North
State. In 1886 she gave a majority ct 4
OF 5000 for wing Governor. Al the Summer
election. and the same year gave her electo-
raj vote for Mr. Van Buren,, by a majority Of
some thousands.
, 1840-09-05

This p~arri"ric state hls n"hly performed
her duty. Tie mock log cabins If tn Fede-
rali>rS have been demolished. and tie cause
81 D~mncr~cy is triumphant. In the Legs
iarure The democrats have a majority OF II
IN JOINT ballot. and in the popular vote G.O0O.
u the Federalists have any respect for the
Intelligence of the people they will cease TO
claim Alabama.