To The Editor Of The Time...
1 ADVERTISEM?IE1T.1 Sir,-In consequence of the various paragraphs in most of last Sundav's journals, animadverting on the atFair with Miss Foote and Mr. Ifayne, I beg to be perrnitted, astheattorney of that gentlema, to intorm you,that the public will probably ere long be in pessesmion of facts in stead of &rpnrtC and miis-statemernts ; and that aithough Air. Mayne's p.lofessional advisers do not consider it poper that he should condescend to notice every extravagant and ridiculous statement which may appear in the public prints, it is aot from fear of his being able to cnswer them tO conviction, but because tha legal steps taken are the mest proper to secure a full developrm.erit of every transaction between the parties, by which their moives and acts will be judged. I am, Sir, Your obadient sErvrnf- W. A. CARTER. I xurmTIws-inn, Uct. 1J. I _ TO THE E DITOR OF TrH TIMES.