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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09


TRAFFIC IN HUMAN AFFEcTIoNs-A private lei,
ter to the editors Of the Boston Reflector, daleu
Nashville, Tenn, relates the following thrilling
scene'-"This is fine city, but il is devoted
slavery city. witnessed a sale few days ago. o.
twelve negroes at auction, men, women and Gnu
dren husbands sold to go one way aud wives 'n'
other One man had four children; the oldesI,
eight years of age, boy, who was sold to go on
one way and his sister, six years old, TO anoine'
The other sister, only three years old. was sold
slave trader, to go any where he might sell ne'
ne mother and infant were sold together sue
wail'ng in agony for her children, and staying y
The square all day pleading for her child only three
years old, 10 go with her by the inlerposton o
several individuals, among whom was himself ins
barbarian OF slave holder was induced to let pei
go 10 the man who bought the mother, by being
pa'd hiieen dollars for his bargain. Such is zoe
cruelty OF Slavery. can never forget the walls o.
mat mother Some that we're sold oere halt NhHf,
anu ,ne auctloneer dwelt long upon the fact to ge'
pe.'er Price There are plenty of slaves mere
winter than am"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

The Presidents Message have observed for some
time past Mr. Polk takes the wind from the War quarter
present He has reeeded altogether from MIR Calhoun 40
degrees and peace and clear back Cass Allen 81 40
aud the Baltimore Resolution. He has apparently aban.
doned all expectation and all desire Of speedy settlement
of the Oregon Question, and in view Of the porients Of
that and the cloud of War gathering the Southwest is
calling upon Congress 10 the country and put in
posture Of defence The call trust, will be promptly
responded to. Abhoring War do we yet feel that
would be unwse and ioohardy to make provision for
the peris which Executive is precipaing the Ma.
ton Loahing every diversion of Human Labor to the "a.
bricaing Of instruments OF courage yet feel that prepa
ration modify the calamies OF War may Offer,
prevent slaughter and can never necessarily it.
Better spend millions defensive works than suffer the
conagaton by hostile force Of Of great cities
While, therefore, would greatly prefer that the Execu.
tive should pursue different policy from that which rem
dets Aiming expeden yet trust that since the
ty exists it will be provided for matter how created
The President egmaiey the chief repository of all con.
hdenta information, from whatever quarter transmitted
revealing dangers the National well being when he calls
for armaments let Congress provide them without hesa-
ton, casting him the responsibility Let il never be said
that War found unprepaed because Congress- and es.
pecay the Wings in Congress, neglected dsegarded
the Presidents recommendation to prepare for N York
| Tribune.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09
Latest from Vera Cruz.

BY a passenger who arrived here from Havana via
Charleston, we have received Havana papers 10 the
29d uli., containing Vera Cruz dates to the 18th.
at appears that Paroles has been induced TO alter
his tone, owing TO strong manifestations exhibited
against war with the United States, and that Mr.
Side, our Minister, had been duly notified that the
Government were ready TO consider propositions he
had 10 make on behalf OF government, and that
there existed no doubt but that the matter would be
speedily adjusted Arsta, and the troops under his
command, had pronounced against Paroles and tho
war party.-N. Y Express.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

Naked Irul-The Herald Of Freedom SAYS The De.
mocrats certainly not hypactes They sail under their
own eoors On their banner they inscrbe SLAVERY
ana and DEATH They up with their BLACK FLAG
DEATHS HEAD, GROSS BoSEs and sll-and nail il 10 the
masI-And then woe TO the traitors To Not Rule or
Kun, Is their moto,-but RULE and RUIN
suen IS New Hampshire Democracy it is no covered
pit bat an open gulf lis depraviy its boast It's nf
my IT'S highest glory II is city set hill and seeks
MOI 10 be hid lis Hun itseE-a mountan--a yoleano
whose eelchlngs CLEAN up against the Northern skv no
gay and by night and whose deyourng lava desoaes and
Withers wherever 1t flows 1t exulls in the carnage il
makes of humanity 'ss 1t
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

THE OLD MAN OF THE MOUErAIE.-AmOng the
list of representatives, chosen will be found the vencI-
able Abel Crawford, from the Notch of the White
Mountains. The old gentleman, now on The borders
years II must be great sclf.denia to him to spend
few weeks at the capital, as he greatly dslkes town
life 81 don't see" said the old gentleman, show can
folks live in cities When came TO the mountains
had no neighbor within twenty miles Of mel have
now several within ten-we are altogether too thickly
settled-l shall have TO take up stakes and move
somewhere else, where can find elbow room"
Portsmouth Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

Correction. -Thos +. Marshall-Cassius NJ CLAW in
the last number Of his True American, says.
report has been going the rounds OF the papers to the
elect, that had shot Mr.. Marshall in duel Our friends
are aware whilst ready defend our legal and
natural rights by all the power that COP has given u.s. that
we have abandoned that bloody child Of Jarbaris and Stare
~ ihe duel We that we are as maRnanimous over
iaen Toe, as we are ready TO resist powerful one-and
MI Marshas misiortunes have stripped of resent
nen' we felt that we had right to indulge toward him. for
and weakness.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

Bad to 7ake-on Saturday last only partial and scatter
ing returns from the New Hampshire election had reached
Washington, and the result still in doubt Enough
was known however, 10 disturb the venerable the
Union Inc wry faces the old gentleman made up, were
distressing alike 10 friends and foes We shall await
he says, further returns with interest not unminged
WIN anxiety What will he say when he has swallow
the rest Of the dose
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

Life IasuTanes-We would invite the attention Of our
readers the advertisements in ,odays paper Of the Agents
Of the Mutual Benefit and State Mutual Life nsa.
rance Companies. We understand that quite number il
this vicinity have already taken out policies and many
more arc about 10 do IT, We read almost daily Of
poor family which has been placed comfortable f az
fluent circumstances by means Of Life Insurance and We
think is precautionary that recommends itse
sl--especaly those in reduced moderate ereum
stances IN life.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

ions B. GouoRThe friends ofthis distinguished adyo
cate Of temperance will be gra6ed by reading the follow
ing;
The excellent Iloel-keeper at FluvsnnA Cour, House
induced by Mr.. Coughs appeals in February to
rcnnunoe and abandon the sale OF intoxicating liquors
His first serious TRIAL Of his position al March
Court the Esd II resulted in glorious triumph His
ceps from the stable and dinner table greater than
they had usually been from stable dinner table and bar
II owing to the resolve OF many friends TO the Cold
ter TO that truly independent county 10 him from
all danger Of loss in his generous BY giving him their
custom. Not drop Of liquor believe, in the village
that day no, heard its being furnish
ed not sign Of effect visible any mans walk,
speech, OF behavior No husband father home
drunk from that Court
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09
Speaking out on Texas.

Hon D. H. Wood, Representative in Congress Of the Al
bAny District has addressed letter to his constituents de-
Tending his vote against the admission Of Texas into
Union, which had been eensured by party Caucus The
following paragraph will indicate its spirit;
d" voted as did, because was a Democrat and in
coIdanee with my views Of Democracy. Whether my
position Of Democracy in this respect the true one 9TH
Judge we'll as myself To my mind, there not,
in oil England Russia perfect feature Of afsocra
cy than that contained in the Constitution Texas With
respect TO the Free States unjust the principal Of
gives 10 the Slave States undue influence
IN the councils Of the Nation, casts epoach upon
institutions contrary to the teachings Of Christianity, the
Spirit Of the Age and Human progress Recent events
have shown tha, while the Democracy OF the North remain
ed 10 its political ties reserved the South 20
discard than and under the influence Of her peculiar instr
iuiions introduce element the political arena
and for the first time in the history Of this county, make
Slavery affirmative issue Slavery then, the South
is the great bind Of Union umphing above all other
alterations, and uniting in her in solid phahnx while
the North, with bond Of union, and hence
antagonist to the South, has Uttered away her strength
in the endesvo 10 eoncaie those whose respect could
only be secured by pursuing entirely different
To the South would give all the Constitution gives her
Neither that instrument author James Madison the
distinguished Southern gentlemen who had much DO
in framing H. ever contemplated the perpetuy, much less
the extension Of Slavery"
There will be such plain talk, that New Hamp.
shire has burst her letters.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

HarraTd COiegeMr Everett has taken up his residence
in Cambridge and entered upon the duties Presden
cy Monday morning He attended the customary rel-
gious services that morning, and made aeconsie
address 10 the under graduates MIR Evees accession
this ofeethe highest literary distinction the country
will be suspicious in the history of Harvard Unyer
eity
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

The Greatest HHMbpg of the age certain story going
the rounds about electrical girl We boldly venture 10
pronounce the major part Of the reports all fudge and non.
Girls have always been known attract from time
immortal but not we believe through any agency Of cleo.
tricity.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

Hon. Henry ciay.-Ths distinguished gentleman, who
has resided in city for three months len
yesterday afternoon the steamboat Alexander Scott
Mr.. Clay will stop few days at Nachez and then visit
ST. LOUIS before returning to Kentucky He appeara 10
be in excellent health-New Orleans Pcayune March %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

iCs0ne of the compositors in the office of the Gin
cinnat Times received letter last week containing
remittance, and informing him that he was now heir
10 the property and cash, amounting to upwards Of
$4,000. He Immediately dropped his "stck," put on
his hat, and left for parts unknown Printers never
could take such things easy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

n W me editor Of the Bee has some Orthodox notions
M 81 opinion that the streets in satans kingdom are F
~ WIN neither wood, stones, asbestos good nV
TO-" with nothing less than unpaid Pn ~
n ,b us when are like so many pasiers Of spanish ~
e "iongs oil delinquent Subscribers who nhabl lhe'e
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

BisseL Wing. Toucy, Loco. Scat
23s32 23g33. 1893
BY which will be that Bisse leads Toucy
But there choice of Governor by the people any
the State ticket
The Wings have carried their Senators in nine districts tho
locos in 7, and the remaining districts in doubt.
OF the Repese heard FROM wings 81 locos
In the heard from wings have the best chance
But doubtful which party will have the Legislature IianP.
shire Gazette
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09
Ma. EDIroR:

Ma. EDITOR:
had the pleasure day two since Of looking in at MI
Rpleys Daguerreoype Rooms, and of seeing spec
mems of his skill in the and is than justice 10
Mr. r. 10 say that think his work would suffer in the
comparison with that done by the best city Artists Like
may be obtained with such facility and such
Sigh, expense that hardly excusabls Tor negecne
il Your q, sc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

H5-The monster steamer Great Britain crosses the
Atlantic in May.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

~ We understand that Mr. Ripley is to remain in towr
but few days longer and those who DESTROYS of being
taken would do well TO call soon.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

ng@Leters from Washington city mention the dan
gerous sickness Of Joseph Gales, Esq, senior editor Of
the National inteiigencer
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

mr. The Belknsp, IN H. Gazette, strong Locofoco pa
per speaking Of the election in that State very sensby
marks " We don't blame the Wings bit for eroeng-if
we were Wing we'd boiler three weeks steady stream
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09
Connecticut Election.

By the Poh,eness Of Lombard of Tompsons Express from
Hartford to Springfield have received copy Of the Hartford
Courant of this morning which from lbs towns
10 remaining be heard from and the for Governor
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

ar Potatoes in Boston market dollar and twenty
Ave cents per bushel
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

NoTE.-This speech delivered in the House
of Representatives the day before the recent cor
respondence between the two Governments touch
ing the subject of Oregon, communicated to
the House by the President.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-29
FSc0(yU .ps0(lp q OFh5Eg.

Cloth Dress aud FTOck Goats, from sureriine Me.
dun; fail and complete assortment OF SUMMER Goats;
complete assortment comprising al the varieties quail.
,cs aud prices Csssuc., Ky Jeans aud TwcoIs Iircss
and FTVck Goats very general assortment do DO; Cas-
smcros, CassinCi Cord and Beaverton Pants do do
Round Jackets, SC. sc.
Also - dol tine Linen and Muslin Shirts; Bosou.
Couass, &c - dok. common do fancy striped Linen
and Muslin do Palmetto aud eghurn Has with thc
usual variety % SUspeuders, Hose, SC.
invite my friends and and an 10 search oi
good Goods Ia give call, assuring them can and
win sell them good article fair prices for cash or the
usual terms To prompt customers Reco,ec; No. 90 " a.
ter Street. ALEXANDER ROGERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-29
40 MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS AN..
OTHERS

FY5THE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly for sale At tho
u lowest prices, assortment OF MEDICINES
DRUGS, DYEsTUFFs. PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VAR.
NISII. BRUSHES, SC Sc.
Confident his prices viii give sa isfacou. he SolcitO
those who may not intend To- purchase a. the tine,
10 ascertain the prices OF his goods.
Any communications asking the prices OF goods,
Inost ohCcruiiy aud promptly answered,
lie woud particularly state, TIA he las Fac.
tory in connection with his soro, COR fowdrng Jaap.
Rhutarh lpecacuSrta. and many oics Medicines; for
grinding Mus ard, Cinnamon Aspice, Pepper C'Oves.
SC; and Lamp Black, BLACK Lead, Venetian Red.
Chrome yellow and green Ncrdcers, sloW Othrc aud
other PANS, ia OIL al of Which he y allie 20 sell to
very lowest prices
Paints TriVed eir' sS for and put Mp IN cagthe
vois 81 fiss1cnt sizes, iJr family convenience.
Putty ef Tire lest qualify st - cents ucr ~.
L'adGcrs aud els per ID n blSddeis quantities Cf 50
pounds and upwards.
No charge mGdc Tor delivering goods IN sny part of ia,
CITY, j. ". W. GORDON
DaUoGtSr, No. i52 West rrati, few doors rom III.
IT. opposite Tie Il & o Il Depot, baltimore. fob -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-29
IEel fIu .ESMdc CIOlhfmg
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
AT no, Nli
Adjoining FORSYTH * BAKERS,

w ' WV - W iiF fstiNAb. w
TIE SUBSCRIBER naitcrs himself from an expert
cnec OF 10 Years an mercantile business in this city, thai
he oan auiic pate the wants OF his customers
and friends the selection of ciOisc aud seasouaI,
Goods takes pleasure ia announcing thcm that he
now receiving and will continue Ia receive monthly
throughout the SEASON. the largest and hest selected
OF Goods offered IN the Co.hg Trade in this city
purchased ffoni The best houses in Philadelphia and Bal
tmorc, aud selected frOsI the choicest g. approved
makes the most desirable Goods of the Season and will
lie sold for very small advance viz French English
and American Broad Cloths from superfine medium;
Twiled Belgian do do, Invisible Green, Blnc and Lon
don Brown do do; extra heavy blue aud Wool blk
BILE mcd CaSsimeres very desirable; single millel
plain and fancy French aud English Cassmcre very su-
neror aud cheap also and 6i Gold aud silver mixed
and PLAIN iweeds, nom enc To medium Frcnch Linen
Dril all qualities; summer Cloths d-ab d'Etc, Persian
Indiana and Orcars do; SEQ ~. Linen and Cotton Plaid
striped and Check Pantaloons; Stuf Nestings, PLAN
striped Mode Mcrno and other Fancy Vesiinrs in great
variety. The above goods VIII be made order by q
rs rae cutter aud good workmcn warranted equal 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-29
AND COMMISSION STORE.
No. 100 fiARkE.r NOIIARE

Easi side, door North of Market fllsv
rEzliE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his friends
d and The puec, that lac has taken the above Store
where lac Is prepared To receive goods for sale cou.
mission or a. auction attend To all sae- Furniture
Merchandise Real Estate the favorable terms
Dry Goods Hardware Book aud Variety Sa'cs on
Thursday and Friday evenings IuTnitur" sales al the
store on wednesday and Saturday mornirrf Thankful
Tor past favors he viii ondcavOE 10 merit continuance
OF public patronage. ap2l WIN. HALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-29
20 -SCnO0L coMMIISSSsllnNrn -
SONS or TEMPEFANCE'

" HEEbING DINISiUN, No. 10 mccfs ftc
y Friday evening on Monroe street. ar "a o.t.
HENRY ECHOiS. VIZ
W.. \ GALLY. RS.
Virginia Division. Nc g meets on Mon
'r' -. on "Wednesday evening. ui i lI paa
',to. T. " W r. WILSON " i
s. BuH0Hf. n. s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-29
CORNER OF MAIN Ann MONROE srrrrTs

CORNER OF MAIN AND MONROE STREETS,
WHEELING, Va.
y BALTIMORE. with the LARGEST stock Of Spring and
Summer Goods that was ever looked 81 IN any house
this side OF The Allegheny Mountains Having enlarged
my SroeE 10 double IFS former size for the purpose 81
making room for my SARGE STOCK. and for the ac
commodafiun II my customers They come iu. ! have
also opened TWO new additional nooRs, aud this i'm
proncmcni think, will enable 10 nay every attention
10 all who may honor me with call. have frequently
had 20 many visitors and was much crowded that they
have tcen compelled 70 leave for of room. hook
come come an. ard every attention will e paid for
my Stock Of Goods ard my store sufficiently large
accommodate old and young-Mariied and sngle-Ladcs,
STOCK or CLOTHS.
Black Brown, Green. rono, Invisible Green Blue
and various other fancy cyofcd Broad Cloths imported
lom France aud England direct the fasouaie trade
mere superior 20 any thing ever offered both in style
quality And fashion
mem eiihei 20 qushy o. variety .hs not sttempi "a
enumefse the different kinds present hut sudicc n
,ae cAeuse ratios, for not understanding TIE techni
sGMNER COAT 4 PANTALooY sTurFs.
fistn ard tanci Linen Drilling Cheek brown black
AID Fancy tashmcre. BOnihazinCs. Six aid Wool tweed
Boston and Eent1eE ~ Iesns ssd o.nv obg, styier to.
uumefuus o. mention Al the shove nanled articles vii
= sold l ne piece yard Or made 10 order H. my
! READY MADE CLOTHING.
rro 80 de- s , ,9 ~, ,a par Of b,oad CO.,
/ d'E'a, Cashmere. toutsyine. Twceds. Linen Check
itlh t "il"n ciief D.. and every other drsrfpt
I ei SUMNER ttcds thai Gle View YORK. market pro
/ ducc.
rANTALOONs
ta.Furrc. Ctssirci. Jeans Twcsis Summer Cloths
Awos.. Iinrs Chrrts C1ptfoons Turt aaav Tvrrr,I.
Henry t.sF wetis. asd ctcry otlet biud Of ttme
Goods ti ready to walls uio.
NEsIs- Ny .'ors ~ Vests .s rerhof. the tes, i,st
ine sod ihf Iarfr.t F.I1umrnt that ever vas looked
n tHy .nf. tuYwT m prices HoHt 80 CENTS io G..
tn. farfs NI rnIHss. slfirs aud uuaiifite.
b. .our.us,pr VIII sst, tfa. eau srd viii seH n
goods D,alef ia1 ore of a1 ccrpafoe %, who hss take
800 NuI'r f' make tr KNOWN ia on Eastern riitf
ts. luf u.n aHf tnfe ug oid customer. a. Nri aa f
.i'" 'i's H H .H'.r' 'f rriti If ttIe halfway al
''. POI. I'.nf su.g sf BE- dsl.y offered ty CLOS
fts. is' IEI. 90 hrUff '..r af Iff rf... Lid. sIa.i
'H t-.e-".r H"Id Gel. s.,0llf .Y.tif fuF aitIt
-1t1t.'t f"f 'f HH''I- .tr.ttII tu .sH trHrI1r.
% Or Ut.sNe ri H.I f.a.f ut a.H .., ..ettr a.,.
|frs. " N. ..r UHt I..I .r... t
.tHNHt tf.H gINfiiNs .fuHT frr r.. ..
w.H Inf 81 $3.50 TuOHt r..H
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CIRCUIT SUPERIOR COURT OF LAW
AND CuANCERY,

HON LFRY, Judge,
Jacobs Prosecuting Attomey,
A II LAiDLEV, Clerk,
40 WOODS Shefid.
~ EuFF, Acting Sheriff
ttsiH WARDEN Jailor
ENFlTZHUGW
JAMES CIARKE( Commissioner Of Accounts
JAMES WAEATI .
JAMES PAULL, IVu'fs for taking Dispositions.
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'AL AM nErARTg9E or TnE NAILS a
COITRTS

u DISTRICT COURT. holds two terms annually
iu Wheeling IN the months Of Apri and Septenii cr
non. . w BROCkENBROUGH- Judge
GEO " LEE,--PfOsecutiug Attorney,
w MOORE, Clerk,
JAMES FONTS. Marshall.
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Thcsame as at any other Office in Wheeling.
Ohce on Monroes;rcei, opposite the Monroe House,
and near The Post ONCE. jan 10.
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OFFICERS ELECTED BY COUNCIL.

SERoEANr--T SIiALLCROSS,
ALBEpNEN--ist Ward, y M'Naughicu;-2nd Ward
James Mcconnell, ;--3rd Wsrd. Geo Duliy;--lth Ward,
Philip nicr;--Jih Ward, & Guy.
sASArARI CosafT1EE.-isi Mard, Thomas Campbell;
--2nd Ward \ Todd ;--?rd Wafd. X w llarding-4th
Ward, John tOhinS0n;-- Ward 4 w Easse