Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-14
TERMs oF ADVERTISING.
The Sheriffaltt.

Ag We authorized announce THOS. IL. WILL
LIAS candidate the of Sheriff at the ensuing
election.
March Is, 1850 27-tf
ss- We authorized to announce GEORGE ALDER
MAN candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing elections
March Is, 1850 N-tS
Town papers please copy till election.
VOTERS OF New HAxovER-1 announce myself candi-
date for the Sheay your County and solicit votes
at the ensuing election S. d. WALLACE.
March g. 1850 26-tf
Papers Of the town will copy till otherwise ordered.
To the Independent Voters of Ne,c Ha,.orer County:
LLow-CITIzENs-ln accordance with tho wishes of d
number of my friends beg to offer myself
date for the Office of Sheriff Should you honor your
suage pledge myself to discharge its duties with fidelity
! and imparality. G. ]. MOORE.
New Hanover county, Feb'y p, 1850 23-te
FeActr. Cttt>cHs of Netr-Hanorcr County:
Gentemen-At the approaching August election is your
province to select officer in the capacity Sheriff
an early PERIOD conceive oagtat this election,
although there is quite number candidates the field,
and more expected The county notified that Convcn=
ton will be held during the County Court
for the purpose of nominating County candidates and as
conceive all candidates who
Shery before that goes into session. says to
that Convention, that they will not abide its action
cevc that it is enough to what will do when
what action that body takes of the different Offices Of hs
county. perhaps anxious to be possessed Of the
Sheris Office any candidate announced, but think
advisable make the at the present If
should think advisable to myself you after the
meeting of the Convention the result of the election
should 20 in my favor my shall be- do justice
the office and the people, and will feel grateful for tho
confidence reposed and willing to ecpocate the favor
| as may be honorable.
conceive incumbent every voter before the election,
to obtain information from reliable authority, who of the
nd hest
in every respect to take charge of the Office. These
ures conceive that every voter should make before
going the polls of election, and then let his influence and
suffrage be governed accordingly.
Gentlemen, conceive unnecessary to say more to YOU
there nothing that could say, know that would
snuate your favour ALL or the most of vou are iht
maely acquainted with 1t is for you say whether
am capable and well qualified fill the Office no-whe-
ther am trancal and oppressive lenen accommo
dating in business transactions That portion the
that not be acquainted with me- but little
bout me, would respectfully request that they
my friends in Wilmington, gentlemen from my own
district of the county
Very respectfully, your fellow-citizen
~ JAMES HARRELL.
WILMINGTON, n c., MAY 8, 1850
10 the potcrs Of Nc,r-Hanorc1 County:
GENTLENEN-Through the solicitations of number of m y
friends again before candidate for tho Office
to make few remarks relative position occupy
before Some time ago, told number of my friends
that would not again be candidate for the But
since making those declarations have been placed differ
ent circumstances, through the inerrosition wise
and unerrng Providence believe by making those dec
arations, it induced majority if all of those whose
are before you to become candidates for the office
In appearing before you again candidate, have no
pledges to make only that will eneavor discharge the
duties of the office to the best of Abilities should major
y of my fellowczens think it proper to give their
: votes.
am, gentlemen, most respectfully, your ob't scrv't
[35-te] OWEN FENNELL.
DChronice Aurora and Commercial, copy till election.