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From the Yankee MISCELLANY.

From the Yankee Miscellany.
TIE HEIGHT OF TIL. RIDICULOUS.
by o. w. HOLMES.
/ wrote some lines once on time,
In wondrous merry moud
And thought, as usual, men would say
They are exceeding good.
They were so queer, 50 very queer,
laughed as | would die;
Albeit in the general way,
"A sober man am l.
called my servant, and he came.
How kind it was in him,
To mind slender man like me,
He Of the mighty limb.
"These to the printer" | exclaimed;
And in may humorous way,
l added as a triIling Jest,
"Thcre'll be the devil to pay.'
He took the paper, and | watched,
And saw him peep within;
AT the first line he read his face
Was all upon the grin.
lie read the next, the grin grew broad,
And shot from ear to ear;
He read the third; chuckiing noise
l now began to hear.
The fourth-he broke into roar;
The fith-his waistband split;
The sixth-hc burst five buttons off,
And tumbled in fit!
Ten days and nights, with slceplcss eye,
watched that wrctched man;
And since | never dared to write
AS funny as can.
The Polynesian., 1841-01-02
Terms of the POLYNESIAN.

,SUBscRIPTIoN: Eight Dollars per annrm' :.
,,, PIE IN advance; half year, Five Dollars; qci'
lhiee Dollars; single copies, 25 cents. .
ADVERTISING. ~, 25 for three insertions o.
sq4aare; forty cents for each continuance; moe ..
tons, and 80 cents for each atior insertion. u
sqarc,Si - for first three insertions, and ~ aH'
each succeeding insertion.
cation to the editor.
The Polynesian., 1841-01-02

Have just received and for sale,
quarter casks Sherry Wine.
9 quarter casks Sicily Madeira.
10 baskets Champagne.
6 baskets Olive Oil.
| cask Loaf Sugar.
cask Currants.
case Prunes.
5000 cakes California SOAP.
Dec. 3, 1910. tc
The Polynesian., 1841-01-02

SUGAR MTELS
With Wooden Rollers, for sale at a
low price, by
LADD s. Co.
Honolulu, Nov. %. t.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

Nw-YoFk directly apr,oves aad endorses his conduct.
hov shall se heaceforh protest aguass tyranny WI
not her Submission shhaded as-7a;ions bar neT
for ever from renors;raaoe2
But. FzEEK1y or NEw-yosx! believe you cot oas
hare rights br, TIA; you kaow how value aad resolved
to defend them The eye< OF millions anx0usy ENed
upon you vtspicArE YOUR LIBEKTIgs TOMORROW
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12
THE T R B I n E,
SrW-yoRK. MONDAY MORNING, APRIL Z, III
= w.a,.s callee,o, Of Ship New. Apply ta. oi:e

rw rood Wig friend stand each poll IN the Ci'y
,o.oos and ask the whi.. after take T1 EisuS
Who will &C, 70. us To asaeh District ~h0
yell a b. rlad to psy compensation Call on C. o'
r ou- Subscribers will please tic CeTr,erS .1p - t
zeek andeon.der themselves patronIzins u but asah M
IL W. seI ou Dapers to ae ard look to th@ oa4t "
parrneat We do not pay advance from CT;
c;s,. for the sixth Ward for the Twelfth for
tiem: william sbu.r and jersey City. Apply Immediately
- We have been obliged thu. and hall be 'o-aoo" to de-
vo largo share of our Political matter Ae as
da~ nc shall be better able please noaPolt'al ead'
u We are compelled to much Of the coHnsr and al
the Marine Intelligence prepared th paper Our eaf vii e1-
c- patience with perfecons and those OF our aFe o
f dew, ze hall perfect a speedily as po
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12
ELEYRNTH RiRD.

ELEF ENIN WIIGI
TJRLFTH F1RD
For Alderman. RICHARD j. CARMAN.
For Assistant Alderman GEORGE W. AILERTON.
For Collector. ALBERT II. DOUGHTY.
For A.ses>ors Isaac ApRiAScE, DAVID WooD.
For C0nstables THOMAS SMITH " u. GAIlixEK.
Commissioner of Registry EDGAR KErcHUM JouH WAITE
Inspectors 1T District Jane, fatc William Dana
Election. ) u do harcellus E.clls c. ). Miller
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

FOURTH EARD
~, ;lter-,aa RICHARD ;. WILL VIZ,
F,r a-.,.,an; Alderman. ALFRED ASitt .t,I-o
For Collector HEZEklAH Nihi'NhS.
For Assessors RICHARD E Hcu>r. >'Mut' 'fAkSs
Far Con.able- IIgsRY W. JrSKiSS. hiSii'Sh iiVNrS3
,r Commissioner Of Rcsrtry, PsIIo Do'N. 'S" W
i.t District Bar.,bss '" Osborne !,'n Boar ~ o
,>.,,-s NJ N do Thomas VI AdI-ac', l"la' l. nnr''
Flec,,nu : 81 do SAMUEL Smith Charles :. t's
4th do Hezckiah Bu,ee >'epnrh = O4''N'' ''
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

TENTH YARD.
For Alderman, SCHUREMAN HALSrED
For Assistant Alderman. JOHN COGER.
Folf Collector. DARIUS FERRY.
For Assessors, JoHS CARR, WILLIAM P0ulSoN.
For Cous,abics, CyRUs ". GsAY ZgLOTeS II. GRIFFfS
For Comm of Registe, ARRis ScoyELL, JoIs IL IL HAYES.
rs, District Elias p. Williams, Richard Scott.
,., 2d 90 Joseph Weed, James w. Barker.
inSp"oD " Sd do William Stevens, stephen c. Bunker
Eie'"''' ith do Richard {. Oycrton John Freebarn.
do JAIME. F. BFemher. Charle, Eakor.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

,vuysy yo1 RESIDE ii deay not, We enire2; YOU
b, attend to it To-DAr ToNorror viii be busy day
vo,r vi,nesc. NAV be otherwise engaged and you
bo unable to substan,iae your right Be wise To-Day;
II. madness 70 defer See tha; your name - properly or
the Registry at ali events Wher that secure oo> out
for your Wing friends and noighbors and that aeT 100
arc all right Let this DAY be given preparation and 10
Morrow to the Contest The Union and the State after
years Of nnisrc and depression redeemed oorro"
giyes "a the City If TO our cause herenoer
the words of our HARRlsoy the Battle of the Miami
..Oyg FIRE MORE. MY LADS, The VicroRY Is OURS
Wings! we can have the City If VIII! Let Us one and
all resolve to carry it. oad the triumph Is voa
PRzsIDRxr Tr1ER's ADDRKss.-We hope ever: American
ever Freeman ill read the Address Of JoHS ITLER study
earnestly its doctrines and its spirit and then ask h'
the ques,ions-"I it my duty encourage 3! ly syn
na,hv and sustain bv NJ yoc the Administration OF the old
yirraa Republican who has been suddenly called TO the
helm WHY should oppose him. and thereby cmbarra''
and weaken the Government this hour of lis trial and
peril What evil ha5 he donel What wrong docs ne
rneditate7 WIZ should endcavor throw him into MI
nority and thereby deprive him OF oil power 10 DO good
l. il the duv Of good citizen and true Patriot TO do this
These questions address ,hcmclv,- with s-""t '" t
Adopted Citizens of Country They did not generally
aid in the election Of Mr. Tyler; but what OF 1t lhcy mad
10 choose between two and they chose the opposing cand
date But did they bind themselves thereby to maintain
factous opposition to President whatever he might
30 or propose, We trust We hope they are better
c,izcn and more liberal in sentiment than this We trust
tbev have higher regard for the welfare of the Country
We appeal to them personally, not to oppose the Govern
men and large majority Of the People without subsan-
tia reason Why should they What evil has Mr. Tyler
done, Freemcn Patriots think Of these things, and act
as becomes enlightencd lovers Of your Country.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

TUTRTEENTH WliRD
For A.s,,nat Alderman THOMAS KENNEDY
For Collector, JOHN MARTIN
For A-sc,,or, OR,DtNi NswcomB 1 SAMUEL ArxISsoS.
For Constable, PHILIP IL s,ias Wa r. SoHoLefIE.D.
(Ist District liczekinh +, Chapman J. A. Brown
inspectors of "a "a DO ,lftrd W w5''s :, H. REYNOLDS
hh do Reuben Z. ho,-, Royal orHnsby
F0URTEEsrH r,lRD
For Alderman JOHN q SCOLES.
For Assistant Alderman, JO:iY STEWART
For ASSESSOR JotS T ALLz~ i-ll'.sG ; LAZARUS.
For Constable, J1HS CoNcEa, " -lJiaH W. STAINLESS.
For Commissioners Registry tis,.1 H,coN JoHs CoLvN
1T District Samuel We,a.. Jc icmiai l.. Knapp
rsss Of q 80 DO John ia @ & as sa yp'ss s
h do John $ woodward Chafe- c. Hatch.
F1FTEESTH W4pf
For Alderman, ELIJAH H. KiMBAII"
For Assistant Allcrmaa, ERASTI'S c. BENEDICT.
For Collector, JOSEPH BRITT0N
For t'ses,or- Ava kt'iaALL J'tS 9rILwEL-
Fo! Commissioner Of Reelatry JostAH iow Is " srEYgSa
Inspector. of ii DO VIM v eradby i1ryey 1. weed
Election :, m DO sosy Gs5y 81 Sdsa Es @ 9. 5 1a12 aSsn'
SIXTEENTH WARD.
For Alderman, EDWARD u. WEST
= fa Co.. Co. Mis5@aa sonEaT 1.ia hrGGEs Sis'
70 consrable., PsaasR c. Cn.ssg2liN WILLIAM CHAPMAN
For Com Of Kcgry, PHLIP H. hsAENsY. JoHS D.LgnA-ER
1t 1t District, Stephen -. W Joss-. Jan.. NeoL
Peao 81 90 90 Eaasla ,."5 Tssa Ssss @ i.n n z % Rascr.
@ IA do do Benz Hso.gn ssi rei:i i, sary ,rioas + Jolly
SEYEvTEENTH YdPD
For Aldermen John NlWHOUSE.
For Assistant Alderman, WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
For Collector PETER PAI.NEF
FG5 esS9'; oEoE@E NJ GnzEN. JOS AT;ihS " CoNSLiS
FOR Constable WILLIAM HoSARp JonS l. HoFf1AN.
tof commissioners Of Registry aEcs HENjaMiS ASsoS WILLIS
1t District Joseph :. Hunt, Jsmes y Rice.
2d DO Horace IooforsOT, T. T. ChamberlB
El.c,ion 81 10 William H. Mackreii Ednard Ed~ ards
-' IA do Samuel D.. Jark-on, Ctirle- Leach.
5th do William w. Dibbce Simeon Baldwin.
1J Joseph Watson, Esq. late Mayor Of Philadelphia.
died that city the 8th after illness of 81
weeks. He nghy respected citizen, aad was for'
long time a toirhful and efficient ma gistrate
Fms.-Tbe house Of Mr. Hugh Shcridai, ia Kccsyie,
Essex county geos arciy destroyed g fro. The loss
esisua,ed at 5000 q
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

EIGHTH W4ED.
For Alderman WILLIAM W. TODD.
For Assistant Nlerinau WILi!AM H. SWEET
For Collector. JAMES 6. MDtFET.
For Assessors. JoIts Dousi ,s., EZRA SMITH
For Con,ablss. SOLOMON RICE. lIsNRY ;. BANcGFR
For Commissioners Rcg-try o. B DL'Sr GDEoS Fot >rAN
(lst District. Robert Borgardus. VIM. Frost.
2d 10 james NJ Murray, EIdridgo }. stacy.
Sd do Peter Rome Theodore Kelly.
In cctors Of ih ". Pine VIM Henry Frankir
Election 5h DO iIarman Peel, James REGINA
9Th DO Gatuaicl leaycrait, Samuel Pggot
eth DO James Anderson Joseph Forbes
STU Jesse u. Price, John Dean,
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

YRIRD YARD
For Alderman EGBEHT BENH'3N.,
ror Collector, PHILIP PEiTIh'
ro, assessors A., iALt, iicsa hAKriN
r,- Constabes. JANSs I. TrLEa. Z ~ Orri@>oE
,--,,-. of Heg,rv. Isaac 4. IoSSros NitLl'N
l>t District Smith DunD-ng 'ame, v -; y; ", W 'N'
Inspectors Of % 90 Bo.dley Mead >ainafl X onia, LOS
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

FIFTH WARD
For Alderman, ROBERT JONES
F,, Assistant Allermaa. Wllllt% ADAMS
For Collector. LEWIS kAIfN~
For assessors RICHARD Tss EreN EtijA' !. heSroH'
For Coustabe- JosErH JsSSISS. Jo;i> lam
For of TANoSs>o !NoHh ''e'
lst District. William A. Williams 1 tanI.' o''"'''
r.,,o.,,-> Of ~ do Il II. Durham. Eieard Cook
tncra. ~ do Oeott Rh;rcs Albert JoufncaH
"f' ub DO David {. Golden. jincs Kelly
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

SEPENTH YARD
For Alderman MORRIS FRANKLIN.
For Assistant Alderman WILLIAM D. MURPHY
For Collector. JAMES NJ TiIlill-l
For Assessors, C;goRGE ADAMS. CALEB HYATT
For Constable. Es.srus THOMPSON. HNMlroN Hou6HroN
For Comm OF Registry. r. A. STERLING Lewis : bouroN
lst District Aaron NJ. Merchant Henry A. Ncl-on
% do Morgan Morgan David T. Keocr.
81 DO I.aac n Jcs-up. B,rnabts Pike.
Inspectors oi ith do John Williams. John 4 Buntss.
LlectoH' 5th do Henry Fairbsr. Caleb Gilmcr
f,i DO Evan Griffith James Dun.
7tb do James 7. Aluire Horton Frost
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

SMITH VfSD
For aldeer1an CLARkSON cHOLiUc, Jr
For Assistant Alderman. RICHARD H. AWE
For Collector, THOMAS J. DOli.
For Assessors SAMUEL Rooar, JA'ES THOMPSON
For Cor-,abc. JoHS F. TRAcY. joHN tASrSsLL.
70, Conmrs of Registry GsoRGz ENDiccrf Jostr' "sto'N.
Cl.t District; VIM A. Full, Wade L. "nrreh
Inspr.tors OF % do Henry Dexter Joseph T. Prison
I,,,an a 10 Thomas Glchr,L Abraham Floeauso
' ;,b do John P Ware Cornelius Schcnck.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12
FOR 4 4 ] 0 K
=. PHILLIPS PHGNiA.

v,sD TICKETS FOR CHARTER OFFICE Nc
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

NPCONU ? M
r. ,3a-r,,n CALEB :. WV)DHl IL L.,
- ,,s,.s, Alderman GEORGE r r Nf.Sni! J.
Far Collector EDWARD ]. BAG VhiOoor~
F. Assessors, T.. M WILLIAMS SAM "--' @ u pH,-a
For Cou>,ablee JoHN WI>IEiSSEtN NLfSso -, -, ,r.s
,-- Comulr OF Registry, lAAss SILLY - ~ phys
" - ofI Isl District Revo {. Haaos "eoF2e
-, p; Go George \. Hood harrow '''-'
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

Tar FoEcIs1x Ey1Rr CAss.-The argument in the case
Of E NJ Drexe in Philadelphia, bound over, before Alder
a Bnns. a; the suit James Rorrae, for oreibe entry
and brought before judges King and Randall vas concluded
on Thursday The opinion Of the judges vii be gwen ca
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12
yrV.Y0Rk CHAgfER ELECTION

crue-5sy. April l3a. l'To-h'rr""'
DEMOCRATIC WIG NoMiSAIloNo
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

FIRST EARD.
r. ,,isrnas CALVIN Balls.
-, ASSISTANT Alderman. Pill.lr :: a'f f'
s'' For Collector OLIVER COBB
ro. A.~.-ors ws H. WAtss WV, +; " WlsTssros
For coastAs HA0NAS G. rs rri VIM H. Dareapor
Inspectors OF 81 90 H. Suydan. j.. Wrn H. Jones'
Flcctios a. d, C. H. HLlyer IeafcE n'''''
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

lie E-po.es-An anonymous writer IN tic oa- 70, ~
:, .s article headed Important 'a'hs '''
other f.acics and uaisrrPTcsen'a'o''''
IA, the presen. Common Council have decided 20
;, M LEGISLATURE this yea. for authority to Levy 'aS'
o5iv 70 the .noaat of 100000 We have the 'u'ao'y
Of Distinguished Nea5c. Of the Legislature for stating
,,, III. a..eron t an a5soste lseAOOd That an aPPli-
eaoa ha. bea already made the Legislature from Tee 'S
Common coqne and is pending before H. 10 authorize '
lowing of much heavier and thai the vnOS anos. .
,rnro,,a,ions asked bv them is no less than si'as6'-
6s3. To what gross deeeptions viii aOi the L''o' 0''
re.or TO cover their proi.acy and save their 05'e'
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

% Joseph Watson, Esq late MAYOR Of Philadelphia
died that city the 8th, after illness of 81
weeks, He nighiy respected a, etzea aad was for
long time a faiihfrl and efficient magistrate.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

Fmz-The house Of Mr. Hugh Sicriui, IN Kecsyie,
Essex county, otciy destroyed g i-c The loss
esti;I,a,ed at 5000 4
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-05-05

He was astonished to hear people talk o
signing away their liberties, as though no
one else was free but themselves. II one
is free to drink, is not another just as free
to let it alone! If hog is free to lie
down in mud hole, is not sheep free TO
jump over it! Wherever he went lie met
with Mr.. Alcohol; indeed, il would seem,
said he, that he is almost omnipresent.-
But he supposed "his name was legion,
for they are many,"-he has many sons,
and they are scattered all about. One is
called Brandy, and Rum, and Gin, &c. His
grandsons were. Wine. and Cordial, and
a fair one they call Mr.. Champaigne-and
he did not know but Mr.. Cavendish and
Snuff box were cousins. He called in
temperance the leaky ard dangerous fiat.
and temperance the new and safe bridge.
and wished them all TO join the society
and take the bridge.
The meeting was closed with prayer.
Well. if Mr.. Alcohol and Temperance
have another combat, land the President
did talk of having another meeting in
tend to 60 and see them have fair play
think wives, mothers, sisters, and young
ladies who think Of changing their names
by and by. with fathers. young men, and
boys. had better 60, and see, and hear for
themselves. Yes, and by all means let
the sellers, and buyers, and drinkers 60.
So saws A SPECTATOR.
N. B. If this is not ''fac similic," we
hone j, will be attributed to want Of skill
in the painter, and not to intention to mis-
represent; for after all, we are not 8" sure
bu, they are Oh the right side Of the qnes-
ton. 3.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-05-05

Bowyer, the New York police officer,
has returned without catching the Knav-
ish Ex-Member Of Congress, for whom
he was in search. He followed MIR. Mitch.
ell into Ohio, and then found out that he
was pursuing the wrong man. The gen.
ileman pursued is said TO be a tall Vir'
giniap, named Mitchell. Bowyer over.
took him at hotel, arriving after he had
gone TO bed at night. The officers i'm.
portunities induced the bar.keeper to
awake the lodger, whose appearance in
the Bar.room, in no very pleasant humor,
caused his pursuer to feel considerably
disa appointed and chagrined. He made
the best explanation he could, and retrae.
ed his steps to New York.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-05-05
! nr The Camden TndeDen.

+ % The Camden Indepen-
dent Fire Engine Company, will ceie-
brate the Thirteenth Anniuersary by a
snpper.o begiven at Gifford's Hall. on
Monday evening, the 10th Mayne Mem
bers are requested TO be punctual in their
attendance, at half past z o'clock, r. NJ,
in full uniform, for the Election of OFF,
GERS and transaction of other business be-
fore supper.
8. X. CLIFFORD, Secretary.
J. J. B. = ALEXANDER a1 Committee of
A. BURR,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-05-05

Mitchell the Forger.-A gentleman who
arrived in this city yesterday from New
Orleans via Cincinnati, reports that Mitch.
ell was seen going down the Ohio River,
on Board the New York steamer, a very
fast boat, and that about one hundred
miles astern OF Mitchell, were seen his
pursuers, headed by Robert w. Bowyer,
who were making the most strenuous ex-
erlions to come up with him. The latter
party were on board Of fast boat. but i,
was doubtful whether they would over.
take the fugitive.
1t would seem by the statements in a
Lock port paper, ard the admissions OF
Weed and others Of his associates, that
the character and propensi,ies Of Mitch.
ell have long been known 10 those per.
sons, and that the crowning act of his life
created no surprise among them.
The Lockport paper says, his political
friends were in possesstonoit facts sufficen,
to convict him of felony, before he was cleo,
ed, and it was matter Of delihera,ion with
them whether they should send him ,o
Congress or the State Prison, but the :or'
mer was finally selected, on the suppo'
si,ion that it might furnish the means to
pay some portion Of his liabilities to them.
Tie discriminating politicians of Lockpor'
seem to regard Congress and the State
Prison about on the same level, and
Mitchell as equally fitted for either place
New York Herald.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-05-05
Ordinary's Office,
KERSHAW DISTRICT.

KERSHAW DISTRICT.
WHEREAS. no administration OIL the
w Estate Of the late Duct. David F.
Reid has been applied for, in pursuance
Of the Act of Assembly. / have taken
possession Of such goods and chattels Of
the said deceased, as could he found. All
persons indebted to said Reid, are requir.
ed to pay the same Immediately, and all
persons having demands against the said
Reid, will present them duly attested 10
Office. J. w. BASklN, y. n. ID.
Feb, 10. l2,f
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-05-05
PROCLAMATION.

Executive DEPARTMENT.,
Columbia, 8. G.. April 81. lS4l.
BY His Ercellency JOHN P. RICHARDSON,
Esq. Governor and Commander-in.
chief in and opcr the State of South
Carolina.
WHEREAS information has been re-
w ceived at this Department, that
JAMES kurus THuRsToN, was commit
tel TO the Jail Of Orangebnrg District on
the 10Th of February last, on three sepa.
rate charges Of Grand Larceny, and made
his escape therefrom on the 18th or 18Th
Of March: Now know We, that to the end
justice may be done, and the said James
Rufus Thurston brought to legal trial,
do hereby offer reward Of One Hundred
aud Fifty Dollars for his apprehension
and delivery into any Jail Of this State.
Said Thurston is described as about FIVE
feet nine or ten inches high, stout made
and we'll proportioned, fair skin, black OF
very dark hair, blue eyes, with portion
Of one Of his ears off. scar on his fore
head, and from 20 to 25 years Of age.
Given under my hand and seal OF the
State, at Columbia, this the 2lst day "i
April, one thousand eight hundred and
forty. one, and in the sixty.fflh year oi
American Independence.
JOHN P RICHARDSON.
Blythe Governor:
NJ. LABoRDE, Secretary Of State.
April 2S-21.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-05-05
AN ORDINNNCE

To unite the Offices Of Recorder, Msnhsl and Clefk
of the Market, and to appoint Captain of ~
| Guard. ~.
Be It ordained by the Honorable Intendant srd
! Wardens Of the Town Of Camden, now met and ia
council assembled, and by the authority oft,e ssms
lst That hereafter the Offices of Recorder, Mar
sha and clerk of the Market Of the sad town, sali
be united and the Same porson, who shall also
be captain the Guard, and shall be known a0 ERE
corder and Marshal" of said town. =
I'd. That the said Recorder and Msrshsl shall
perform all the duties now required by tho ordinsn.
COS of the town, Of the said Recorder and Treasurer,
Marshal and clerk Of the Market.
3rd. That the said Recorder and Mashsl, shaf,
by virtue Of his Office as such. be captain 0f The
Town Guard-that his duty shall be. to bs present
at the turning of Of the guard of the first watch.
and shall note and return 10 Council all absences Of
the Guard at that time; and shall visit and inspect
both watches of the Guard each night and sts that
they perform their duty required BY the Ordinances
at such times as he may deem beet. ss
4th. That the Guard shall be under his ordcs, 10
perform such duty as ho may deem proper and st,
and s.iall at all times obey Lis orders. 2
5th. That the captain Of the Guard shall be lndsr
the orders Of the Intendant or any member Of the
Council and shall further perform such orden ~ may
be given to him by the Intendant or any member Of
Council.
6th That it shall be tho duty of tho Cap!ain Of
the Guard to visit and inspect the Guard on Sunday
at such times a he may deem best; and he shall
report at the end of every calendar month, how the
duties Of the Guard have been performed, how many
yersons have been taken up by the Guard. and how
discharged. and If slaves to whom tbey belong, and
all absenlees of the Guard, or any neglect Of duty
BY any member of the Guard; and the said Captain
shall be subject to all the penalties contained in an
Ordinance 10 establish and regulate Town Guard.
9Th. That the said officer shall receive an annual
salary Of three hundred and fifty dollars, to 10 paid
quarsy al the end Of each quarter out Of the Tawn
Tressu,y. and shall be futhe, entitled 10 nceiva
all the fees, and commissions, and emolumerss noH
received by virtue Of the Ordinances Of tho sssA
Town, by the Treasurer and Collector Of Tszsa,
and Clork of the Market.
9th. That the Recorder and Marshal sha1 enter
into bond in the sum of twenty Eve hundred dsaus,
conditioned to perform the duties Of tho said es6ees
faithfully and accurately.
9th. That all Ordinances and parts Of Ordinances,
repugnant to this Ordinance be, and tho same s1s
hereby repealed.
Ratified in Council the tventistA dog Of April is
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and forty one.
JOHN M. DEsAUSSURE,
Intendant To,on of Camden.
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MARRIED-In Hamburg on the 9th ult by the
Rev. Mr.. Hutchings, Mr.. JAMES NJ. Ronnsos Junior
Publisher Of the Hamburg Journal) to Mn. ELIZA
A. GREENS.
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HI. LEVY

HI. LEVY
Has lust received from New York his sup.
ply of SPRING GOODS. They comprise
in part,
Super. French Prints,
IS London do
I" mourning and halfmoutning Prints
Lyonese. new article for Ladies dresses,
Super. Drab d'ete.
Brown Linens,
Super. Printed Lawns, Linen Drills, &c.
Which he offers on reasonable terms.
April %.
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FOR TIE JOURNAL.
TO THE EDITOR =

To sympathise, Sir Editor,
You'll find us nothing 10th,
In taste for flowers and sunny bowers,
Ofnature's widest growth.
But when you tax our little town
With "bustle, smoke and DUST"
We lift our voices and exclaim,
Good Editor, 'bc just"
What Cowper wrote was never meant
To reach our lovely "town,"
"Man's" hand iE it is scarcely seen,
May, prithce, do not frownD
Excuse me, gentle Editor,
But in our dusticst street,
The fairest flowers and greencst trees
Admiring eyes will greet.
There you may see the qnecnly "Rose,"
The Lilach and Carnation;
Of Towering Vines and scented Shrubs,
A charming congregation.
Dame Nature and Master Art
Have kindly helped each other;
And in most perfect harmony,
They dwell with one another.
Then ere you blame our imPudencc,
Go view certain garden,
Where Roses peering DER the wall,
Demand for Us pardon.
A sofa, "Cowpcr" recommends,
In place of chair more rude,
'Twould soothe your Editorial mind
And calm your ruffied mood.
Then, "let's shake hands" you'll frankly say
"I'm SURF never meant il,
wrotc in hast., twas the devilst fault,
And now do repontit."
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