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Virginia Argus
Richmond, Virginia
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Partial results of the Maryland congressional election indicate seven Republican and two Federalist representatives elected, with several unopposed and some by small majorities; current representation is six Republicans and three Federalists.
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Though unable to give the result of the entire elections, the following statement will exhibit the progressive state of republicanism in that state
Of the Representatives to CONGRESS elected,
Seven are republican,
Two federal.
Of the former Messrs. Nicholson, Nelson, Moore, Mac Creery and Archer were elected without opposition; Mr. Covington by a majority of 83 over Mr. Van Horn, likewise republican; and Mr. Magruder by a majority of 200 over Mr. Plater.
Of the latter Mr. Campbell was elected without opposition, and Mr. Charles Goldsborough by a majority of 574.
The present representation consists of six republican and three federal members.
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seven republican and two federal representatives elected to congress; present representation: six republican and three federal members.
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Partial election results for Representatives to Congress: Seven republican (Nicholson, Nelson, Moore, Mac Creery, Archer unopposed; Covington majority 83 over Van Horn; Magruder majority 200 over Plater) and two federal (Campbell unopposed; Charles Goldsborough majority 574).