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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25
GENUINE BUFFALO OIL
cqR

TO PROMOTE THE GROWTH AND BEA'TIFN
JHE HAIR. The orignal and iiue article Is put np
only by WV. Bsuw~, Al Washington street. As n
number of cnunIrttrs hive recently app ared To get
the gcnuIne-sre That the outside wrapper ls signed
'Wm. Brown also n copyright has been suthfrd'
and according act of congress IN the Clerk :
flee of the hisrct Court. IN $50. he above aHic
is fat taking the place of all others, I" promote ihc
growth aud beautify the hair. u gives IT beinli"l
TN gloss aud causes II Ia curl, aud l. Tar tier lah
amy vegetable preparation. For sale IN hosoh ny Tue
proprietor aud relailed by all The lrugFiss aud Ter
nilners asa sale by allthe Druggists IA Providence,
Newport, New Bedford, Taunton, Lowell, Sacm,
Newburypor, Worcester, Springfield. ocI.2I'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25
PROVIDENCE
B COX BIN D cry.

rITAS. ACKERMAN, BOOK BINDER,
" P.1PER RULER, and ACCOUNT
BOOK MANUFACTURER, would inform
the citizens of Newport and vicinity, that he
continues to carry on the above business in
Providence, at No. 4 Union Buildings di-
rectly over the City Bank, where he would
be happy to receive orders and execute work
for the good citizens Of Newport. For speci-
mems of ruling and blank work, he has the
permission to refer them TO the cashiers Of
The N. f. Commercial, the Merchants and
the Newport Banks.
p. S. Orders for Blank Books promptly
attended to. Particular attention paid to
rebnding periodcas-od books, SC.
Pattern cards made to order.
Providence July 10 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25
Ladies' New York Cater Boots

UbENJ. MARSH, JR. has made an ar
Hb rangomont in New York for the manu-
featuring of the above article of any color, and
will receive fresh supplies every week, made
in the neatcst style and of the best materials.
N b. Ladies who wish Boots of any par
ticular color manufactured To match dress,
can have them by leaving the measure, which
will be promptly forwarded to the manulactu-
rer. Newport, June 9th, ISII.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25

"Tbe LAUREL, or Ladies' Literary RepoSi-
tory" is published on the LIST and 18th Of
every month at this office, at 81 per year,
in advance, or 81 so at the end of The year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25
tcypNO EXCUSE FOR A COUGH.


tJD NO EXCUSE FOR A Cough.
There is no mistake in the genuine COM.
POUND BONESET CANDY, MEDICAL
TED, if you procure the genuine article
prepared by WIN. BROWN, Chemist, 4Sl
Washington street, Boston. For genuine
see that the candy is stamped WIN. BRowN,
and the directions signed also.) In curing
Coughs, Colds, Iloarseness, Sore Throat,
Phthlsic, Hopping Cough, &C., this is the
artc IL that has given so much satisfaction
the past thirteen years, for the above purpose
and for clearing the voice Of vocalists and
public speakers. No better evidence is
wanting Of its superiority over all other kinds
o. cough remedies, than TO read the following
certificate.
hereby certify that have mancfautured
from medicated decoctlon furnished by
Wm. Brown, rising of Iioenty Thousand
Pounds o. his COMPOUND BONEsET CANDY,
and from the present demand. the sales must
very much increase the coming season.
JAS. RICHARDSON,
315 Washington street
There is no longer any doubt in recon-
mendlng the above as the most popular rem
edy for coughs, Sc. In fact, it is literally IN
Tie mouth of the whole community.
CAUTIoN.-Thcre being now offered.to
the public several counterfeit articles, intend
ed to be palmed off for genuine, again
mention that the directions are signed 'Wm.
Brown
The true article is for sale in Boston at
wholesale and retail by the Manufactures,
corner of Washington and Elliot sis., WM.
BRowN; and in Newport by X. j. TAYLOR
and Il. Il. hazard. Oct. Il.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25
JUST RECEIVED,

1hbct Cloths, Grape Victoria,
Orleans Cloths, Rosy lin Plaids,
Printed SaXony, Gnghams.
Alpaca Lusirc, Dark Prints,
English Me'inoS. Plaid Crava,s,
Printed VI. de LANES, Chcna Ribbons.
PLAIN Colorcd, ditto, Hlk. Nlou-sclino Shawis
TlsIn Black, ditto, EdnboIough Shawis,
Cashmere Hose. ribbed and plain.
Tho above were selected from the latest i'm.
por,alion and are offered Tor sale .t the loves
prices at NO. l32, by
J NJ COOK & Co.
Sept 30
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From the Saturday Courier.
TIE LAST BLANKET:
OR, TRUST IN PROVIDENCE
tale for the People,
BY PROF. ). II. INGR,HAM, .4uihor of 'Laftte,
,BWton,' capt. kyd,' SC.

"Thsre accidents, ~ men do term
Some phrases U Gods government II faccdents iher.
were,
a spHrrow's f,ll, Ills great designs might foil,
And shako the Universe
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25

4 have on hand n general supply Of Impro-
u we'd Union Stoves, suitable Tor wood or
coal, made at the Norton Furnacc.-Alsc,
on assortment of Improved Union Stoves,
made al the Newport and Warren Furnaces,
by Brayton SHADES patterns, oil of which will
be sold as low as can be purchased else.
where. Also. some Old patterns sold at cost.
An assortment of Collins stoves Of new
pattern, which IS calculated for Parlors-ycry
economical for fuel.
wish those who are in wart of stoves to
call and see tor themselves. Old stoves ta-
Ken N part pay tor new.
A large supply Of TIN WARE on hand
and for sale low.
b All orders punelually attended 10.
WM l.. MELNII.L.
Sept. l6.
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REMOE ALL!

NK1ILLTAM II. GREENE, Tailor and
w Draper, takes this method TO inform
his friends aud the public generally that he
has removed to the store No. lH 1-2
Thames street, directly opposite Co. Marsh's
shoe storc) where he will continue the Tai
loring buslnes in all It's various branches
He tenders his thanks for the liberal patron
age received and respectfully so!Iclts con
tnuancc.
Always on hand a complete assortment OF
Broadcloths, Cassmcres, Vestings and other
articles usually found in such an establish
mcnt, which he will sell as cheap as can be
found IN any other store IN town.
0yS Particular attention To CUTTING
WANTED-2 Girls as apprentices.
AprIl -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25

So in advance, or So, 20 at The end Of the year.
IT, SINGLE COPY, SIX CENTS. sG!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25

In This paper. he La,os Of The State and Of The
United STATES are published By .4uthOrityl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25
Sunday School Books,

SELECTED with cure for the purpose a
~ large variety, such as has been approved
of by purchasers for Sunday School Libra
rics. The subscriber sells these and Family
Bibles, Poyglot Bibles, pocket editions also
all for sale at cost by
May 81 JAMES HAMMOND.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25

III. SESSIONS,
Has just opened The toiIo,oing articles, ri-
New style Ribbons and Scarfs,
Rich Moussene do LANES, Saxonys,
AA Merinos Of elegant shades,
Plain VI de LANES. ditto,
Roslin Plaids free from cotton,
Printed Orleans Cloths & Cashmeres,
Plain black NJ de Laine, extra quality,
Figured Alepines, jet and blue black do.
Black Thibet Cloth. dark Ginghams,
Rich English & French Prints,
Gloves, IIandkerchiefs, &c.
Selected with care and for sale at low prices
Sent 30.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25
Please 10 take Notice.

E~wR ] want 10 sell my place, four
GS1ETA and half miles from New
&a Lin port, few rods from the main
Bridge, ~ acres or thcreabouts with a two
story house, painted, % by % feet; new barn,
and other out buildings, first rate well of
water, with garden containing currant,
goosebcrry and raspberry bushes, and aspara
gus bed-4 acres Of fruit trees, apples, pears,
peaches, cherries of three kinds-remans of
n nursery of apple aud buttonwood trees
OK and horse carts-wagon, farming tools.
and all the stock. For further particulars
please to visit the premises, and see for your.
selves. PARDON WHITE.
Portsmouth, Dec. II, 1910.
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NMWPORp
I'D Y Il HOU s e.

JOHN II. CLEGG
SILK, COTTON, AND W0OLEN DYER,
w OULD respectfully inform his friends
w and the public, (of Newport and vicini-
ty,) that he has taken the DYE HOUSE,
formerly occupied by j. Viner, situated on
Tanner street, east Of the Friends Meeting
House, where he is prepared to Dye and
finish in the best possible manner, the fol-
lowing articles, viz such as
Broadcloths, Silks,
Cassimeres, Grapes,
Mernos, .Satins,'
Clrcassions, Pongeos,
Bombazlns, Hosiery,
floves, &c.
Also, permanent colors on carpet yarn
merino, clrcassian, bombazin,& Grape dresses
gentlemen's woolen garments, such as dress
irock and great coats, surtou,s, vests and pam
laloons-dyed and pressed, without ripping.
He will also clean gentlemen's wooen
garments of every description, in n neat style
-merino and cashmere shawls cleansed and
whitencd, without injury to the bordcr-car-
pets and woolen table cloths cleansed also.
Ladies dresses colored for one dollar each.
o. All articles left at the Dye House on
Tanner street, or with the following Agents,
will receive prompt attcEiion.-h. NJ. Tho
mas, Wickford-John Hedley, Portsmouth.
Newport, Oct. 90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25
FOR SALE.

AMA lNo ADJOINING FARMS, late
EH:f1 the property of John Wecden, dec
iiiiiki3 pleasantly situated on the Easterly
sAssAaA side of Conanicut Island contain
ing together nearly 300 Acres and extending
each from the road 10 the shore. They are
suitably divided, well watcred, have Il valuable
privilege for sea manUre, and combine adyan.
tngcs Of soil, situation, &c. not usually found.
They can he conveniently improved together
or separately, and more or less land will be
sold with either Farm TO suit the purchaser
Sale of the above property, or part thereof,
is to be made in compliance with the Will OF
the late owner, and those dcsirous of purchas.
ing will do well TO make early application. a
part of the purchase money can lie on sccu-
rity if desired. Terms made known on appi-
cation 10 II. II. Weedon on the premises, or TO
DANIEL J. WEEDEY, Portsmouth,, r.,
JouN HI. WEEDrN, Pawtucket. - TO-
Jamestown, Aug. 20, lSlI.-[}m.
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CIOth Dressing 4 COIOring.

Cloth Dressing Il COIOring.
.yuNHE subscriber, respectfully informs his
IL friends and the public, that he continues
to carry on the cloth Dressing and Coloring
business at the well known MILL, formerly
rented by Gould & Durfee, in Portsmouth land
will be happy to wait on his old customers and
tho public as heretofore.
THOMAS GOULD.
Portsmouth, April 8, lS40.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25

WOOL CARDlNG, SPINNING, e.
! MANUFACTURING.
NNHE public are respectfully informed, that
! q the subscriber will carry on the Wool
Cording, Spinning g. Manufacturing bus-
ness, at the MILL, occupied by the late firm of
Gould e. Durfee, in Portsmouth, and hopes his
old friends and patrons III that branch OF this
business, will favor him with their custom.
ISAAC Z. DURFEE.
Portsmouth, April 9, 1910.
N. B.-hrlicles intended for either Of the
above establishments may be left with Sanford
AImy, Little Compton VIM. Almy, Tivcrton {;
J. Clifford. Bristol Ferry; Underwood Carr, Ed
ward Stanhope, or Is. H. Wilbour, Newport,
and at g. Browns Hotel, Portsmouth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25
iCPMRs. NJ. n. GARDENERS INDI-
AN E,AI,SAM OF IINERW WORT AND

AN BAI.SAM or LIyERWORT AND
llOARtIDl Nn.-Ihe Otiginal Vegetable Livrtwor
pWpnrrtiou-Pticc 80 cents the battle he mnst pop
ular remedy i"r the ot Coughs, iulds Sptng of
Rlnod and rhhsc. aud alt diseases OF the lungs also
Il Ia extensive use 1T the cure ot Liver 'ompl lint
his i- the htst pfepantun ~ ltverwon introduced
10 the American public, II being now twelve ycats
since u was frst nhlishe,. Its reputation Sinnd
uufivtrd ~ toul ~ mrdiri' e--Sre crtifrn'ss aud
places uf fc dcuce the rtinted direction und
bottle.
h. undersigned, having received great hcucht fof
the rutc nt discases nbuve named, wh cuuudente We
ruwincuI the crlt bfalrd faisam ot LiveWof to the
public
Finest Webster. David +. Woodbury.,
Thrr,as Ilaskint.lr. T.. Horton,
q. Ems, ", tal
&. ~ tlliama, Miss u. 'oWnd. -..-
vhorsalr aud retlii ~ the ptortirint. WI ~ Wv
BROWN. ~ Washington 4 'ct, ttnilei w an the
rnt eiss In puston. salrn New w. dioid W. tessiri.
rrovidc, r.. = ~ r.. sands. New Nuik. " ntiintd.
springfield. aud hy H - IAiLok a Rh " " ARl,
Nowpo.t. w ..
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
- o q -
JAMES ATKINSON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

OFFICE $50, THAMEs-SrREE1,
1T the head Of the CouRr, IN rear Of .,fessys.
E +. Il W. .NeWt0n's.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25
June Sd.
AT JAMES HAMMOND's,

A LOT Of SE.aSO.N.aBLE goods that
n are new and desirable are just received.
.Hso-A lot of Calcoes, Chinlz and prints
for sale, at half the selling prices Of the same
patterns and goods. June 3.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-06
Me- Bao-s hoped the House would .srss 70 The

Nc Bsows hoped the House would sgres 10 the
amendment.
The House rejected IN, amendment Of the sen
ate-Ayes 81, noes So.
MIR YERBr then informed the Senate that the
House had refused TO agree to their amendment.
The Senate shortly Afterwards returned the reso
luton, insisting upon the amendment.
Messrs. CRurcuFiELp, YERBI and RosERrsos
| hoped the House would refuse to adopt the amend
ment- The Senate had no reason for wishing to
postpone this election unless it TO be found in
the fact that several Of their opponents would, on
| Tuesday, unavoidaby be absent
| Mr. TERBr said he was surprised at gentlemen
who had been sticking all the session for the
sity ofhavng every seat filled, and yet who now
| appeared DESTROYS Of bringing this election at
time when many seats would be vacant. He put
| It TO Che House whether such course as this wa:
either manly, straightforward or honorable.
| MIR Mar would agree to the Senate's amend
ment There was no use now in debating the mat
ter Tor the Senate had adjourned.
| Mr. RoBERrsoS could not but express his aston
lshmcnt at the unprecedented treatment which that
House had received at the hands Of the Senate
and under the circumstances would move that the
House do now adjourn.
| Here a scene OF grsat confusion ensued. The
members Of the Democratic side of the house being
in the majority, persisted in the attempt to have
the Senats's amendment agreed to-the Wings a
resolutey determining that should not be agreed
TO. The ayes and noes called upon motion
TO adjourn, hve or six times, and at length the
Wings succeeded in procuring an ADJOURNMENT 10y
majority Of three.
The house therefore stands adjourned until TO-
morrow at II O'Clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-06
To the eiii.sas Of Richmond.

As public opinion has bees called to the subject
OF City Sergeant, and there can be no doubt
about the desire of very large majority to have the
present Incumbent removed, and, SO far as we can
know, TO confer the appointment on Wellington
Goddn, II is thought we'll if not best, to leave the
matter IN ITS present condition to the Court as they
1.-THE Aldermen) have the appointment, and will ex.
ercise II, no matter VIII we may now saw But
remember, fellow citizens, that pril is near AZ
when you jurors, will he called upon TO sanction
what the Court may do, as we'll Us the humanity OF
inhumanIty pracIised at your City Jail. Then, and
not u then, can the State and the world know who.
ther Richmond Is entitled to the name she has &C.
CURED by the doings at her Jail. Is not now the
time TO wipe out the stainl Is not this the time 10
SET an example for your Ci,y Sergeant and other
officers land the Court, # you pIease) for al time
to comet Keep your eyes, then, on the action OF
the Court in this matter, and from them on the
April election. Your brothers. blood crieth from
The ground TO you for redress. What said the in.
qGesu What said the committed The question
now is, what will the Court say7 And the next is
what will you say1 Let this thing be understood
that we not only ask to have the present Incumbent
removed, but ask that we may have our choice in
his successor. Is not this reas0nablel Car il bs
too much TO ask az the hands Of our present Court
Surely not. They from among Us, and have
been long lmany Of lhem) honored by the people
50 Tar as their Office confer honor But we ad.
NIT their right to do they please, and claim the
same for ourselves in April. PORTO RICO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-06
MEETING OF RDiroRa

Alta meeting Of the Editors Of WING newspapers
assembled IN Washington, held at the Office Of tho
NatoI', inteIbgeneer, on Tuesday, the % Of
On motion Of Mr. GALES, Mr. John Pren,iss. Of
lho New Hampshire Sentinel, vas called 10 The
Char and, on motion Of the snme. Mr. A B Chan
5er', Of The Missouri Republican,, was appointed
Secretary,
Col Stone, u be New York Commercial Ad.
vertiser, explained the obeeis and purpose Of the
meeting.
On motion by Mr. Townsend. Of the New York
Express,
RssLDed That a committee Of Eve DO appointed.
with power 70 make az necessary arrangements
and contracts for dinner 70 the Wing Editors as.
sembled IN Washington, TO be gwen 1t some day
not further remote than the 9Th ins and that they
give notice Of their proceedings IN the Wing papers
Of the city.
The Chair appointed the following ReDtomen
this committee, viz Messrs Gales and Seaton oil
the Intelligence, Messrs Allen and Mcleod Of the
Madlsonian, and Colonel Stone OF the N. y. Con.
mercial Advertiser
Do motion, the meeting adiOFned.
JOHN PRENTIss, Chairmaa.
a, y. CEssBEHs, Ssrstsry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-06

Mr.. Hopkins having sent in his resignation on
Thursday, the House forthwith adopted resole-
ton to proceed to the election yesterday, willis, the
Legislature was full. MIR. Hopkins had previous.
y informed all the gentlemen spoken Of as candi.
dates, that he should resign on the 4h, so tina, an
early day might not take any Of them by surprise.
hes'erday the Senate returned the resolution with
an COMMUNICATING Tuesday-Thc House re-
fused to agree, as it was evidently the design to de.
Ter the election until the House should be thin
The Senate iasisted-Afler a pro,racted session
and violent efforts to force through the Senate.
amendment, the House adjourned without vote
and SO the resolution fell through altogether. w,
presume it will not be, il ought not to be, renew
ed during the session.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-06
RICH MON D.:
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH O.
CITY SERGEANT.

Monday rs the day for the election of this officer
and it is looked to- from the secrets Of the prison
house" which have escaped, with some public int.
rest.
Various correspondents favors have reached us
IN the course of the day. butwe have not the space
for them. One dominates Captain Wren, the in
eum6eni who has held it for 80 years, on the
ground that to remove him would be injurious 10
his personal reputation and attach to that the inn
putation of inhumanity which ought to attach only
to ms official conduct! Indeed. nice distinction
truly. The Jailor whose cruel neglect leads to the
death OF citizen in Jail from cold must not be re-
moved Tor the neglect of duty, lest the world should
think him an inhuman man. This beats transcen-
dentasm.
Another correspondent from Cary street. calls
upon upon us TO publish the evidence taken before
the Coroner's Inquest, and the declarations of Pc
ter Elmore the foreman, as a terror TO Jailsrs
throughout the country, by letting them see that
there is mode Of bringing their obscure cruelty TO
the knowledge and repToba,on of the world. He
demonstrates warmly to the Court against the re-.
appointment Of Mr.. Wren, sedges that immense
maJorlIles OF the People of Richmond REQUIRE his
removal, as some atonement for the blot his official
negligence has brought upon the character of the
city, and dominates John NJ. Ferguson, Esq'r,
whose qualifications are undoubted, and who is the
kHO|n choice cftbs people
1--WE will publish the evidence as soon as we can
procure it1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-06

III Some curious rumors are il circulation re-
speeting the election Of Sergeant, which comes on
Monday. Our attention has been directed to them
by various persons, but we forbear, present. from
saying moro than tbis-ihat hs .Magistraey owe
their hrst duty to the People, whose agents they
are-1tterwards, they are at liberty - consult pr.
yate feeling and personal motive. Seven ienths OF
the People OF RIchnond-probably a much larger
proportion-are opposed 10 the reelection Of the
incumbent, for reasons which do honor to their pa
triotism and humanity. II ths Court resists this
overwhelming popular demonstration, it will do Yio-
ence TO its duties and the fundamental principles Of
our institutions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-06
TO u. Hhig M.mb.r, Of d. G.n.rnl -a,,.rnhlu

To The Vhig Members Of the General .7sssmblu
The issue has been clearly made up, and the
contest for a seat in the State Council 10 supply
tie vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of Col
Hopkins, IS to be between a Loco Foco Mr. Byrd
OF Frederick, and the worthy member, John ~
Gregory, Esq, from the City Of Williamsburg
humby conceive that good and true Wig will
for a moment think Of easing his vote for any but
the strongest Wing eandidIie, whatever may Ice his
partiates for any particular Individual OF his party
In regard to Mr. Gregory's qualifications for the
Office IN question, there be no doubt with thoss
who have observed his course in the House OF De.
iegates-wth zeal and industry seldom met with
he sedulousiy devoiss himself to his legislative du
ties, and upon a trying occdpion he is never found
wanung-superaddsd 10 this, be possesses in an
eminent degree, (what is so desirable in all public
officers, OF whatever grade or character,j that de-
termi1ed spirit Of inquiry which will at all timer
urge him to "cry aloud and spare moi" when the
interests Of the cOuEtsy require IL. That he is the
siTongeSf Wing candidate Who IS now or will be
before you, no one acquainted wltt the state Of
parties IN your body will deny. In the mans, there.
fore, Of the Wig cause, would say to each and
every one Of you, discard all predictions and per
sonal preferences, and carry out that great md no
BILE spirit Of compromise which has governed your
party IN the recent struggle for Wing ascendancy.
Once more 10 the rescue, and our cause must tri-
umph. A TRUE WING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-06
To The Editors Of The Wing.
CITY nEnCtEa.-.r,

As the time for the election Of this important Of.
heef 70 near at hand, the writer Of tbs communcn-
llon legs leave 20 second the nomination Of Join
". FERGUSON, Esq, who ism every respect quail.
fed 10 discharge the duties Of that Office Mr. Fer.
gus'on has Pcted rs Deputy, under the present
worthy incumbent. lor long time past. and is ad-
mued on -! hands 70 have discharged the duties Of
the Office m praiss-worthy manner. " The Court
have the lsast doubt whom the people prefer, they
should cave Il TO them 10 decide.
MONROE WARD.