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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25
JJho arc The Fiunderers ?"- Hho ran up tke Pubii
DabI

The Wings attempt TO lay the burden at our door
But The Nashville Union," under e head of "Who
arc the Pundecrs :" puts the saddle on the right horse
produces two statements obtained on the third OF this
month from MIR T l.. Smith, Register, BY Mr. c. John
son, member Of the House of Representatives from
Tennessee. showing the Amouni Of the Public Debt on
The fourth March, 1884, (when Mr. Van Burcn's Ad-
ministra,ion expired)-and, secondly The Statement
of the Public Debt on the thirteenth February l4o3 y
The debt on fourth March l34l amounted TO S,4s0,-
CO. ls-(embracng million and half for the debts
of the corporate cities of the District Of Columbia
sumcd By the United satesand Treasury notes 10 the
amount of s5,Gis,5l2 40. The othc' statement EN-,
Treasury notes near twelve Millions and the loans of
is4l, and 1912, near fourteen millIons-mak,ng The
total debt in February last, sa7389,aal Co. Thus, the
documents show, that the debt has increased near
twenty millions in less than two years under the admins
tration Of Whsgcry, which promised too SO much eco
Monty. But We will republish the whole article from
the Nashville Union"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25
c.vpsErI. COUNTY.

The very interesting account (ffOm The Lynchburg
Republican, of the proceedings at Campbell Court,
on the 4h inst oToT pieS. Out b init 'na
Thomas Fox, were nominated by the Wings, as their
candidates for the county. But the Wing District
Convention has since met and nominated Mr.. Toler
for Congress; and, it is said, he has accepted.
The Democrats met, and nominated Col. Odln U
CLAY and Capt Thos w. Jones' their county can
didates "With Two such in the field (says the
Lynchburg Republican, who can doubt our triumph
ant success" The meeting was then addressed in
animated terms by Mr.. B. NJ. Dewitt, who called up
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25

The Richmond Wing is idy warmly, and llIiber,lIy
charging MIR. Hopkins, the respected delegate from
the county Of Powhatan, with he spirit OF Prescription
We happen to know, (and have the best evidence o
the truth of our satement,) that Mr. H. was decidedly
nav be called Prescription Ills voice ives, the corr
sultaon with his friends, the loudes and strongest
AGAINST il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25

We recommend TO the attention OF our readers tie
long and able address we publish this morning, to tie
People of Virginia. II is from pen that always tells.
We have thrown upon our last page some interesting
communications The long Letter from Gen. Cas-. 10
Mr. Webster is too piquant not attract large share
Of the public attention
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25

J Let those who love exquisite music, or who take
pleasure in rewardng merit and talent attend the
Farewell Concer, Of Mr.. Bassn TONIGHT. MIR las
done much to infuse into our society musical TASTE
and we ought to give him warm shake of the hand
before he leaves for the sunny Skies Of Brazil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25

A Convention was TO have met at Union, Monroe
county, on Monday last, to nominate candidate fer
Congress. The Republicans of Giles had appointed
thirty-four Delegates TO represent them in the Conycn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25

The Albany Correspondent of the n. Y. Pebeia,
writes, that the 18th instant, "Mr. Jones, from The
Judiciary Committee, offered new report on tie bill
relative to the right of trial By jury TO fugitive slaves
"A violent opposition made to the acceptance #
this report, and there long debate upon 1t. N
which Mr. E. Strong, in his usual STYLE led the oppo.
ton. Ten times the usual number ordered 10 he
printed and the report and bill then ittmo,ion os
Mr.. Jones, committed to the SAME Comm &C Of ,bs
Whole having in charge the Eew York Pilot BILL (.n
early order The report of the Selec, Committee on
the resolution for adjournment then called up aud
the twenty fifth day of Apr! fixed upon, after length
ened debate"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25

Mr.. w. T. Yancey, who had once voted with the VIII.
but came forward TO abjure them re,on,!.'
was then adopted approving the course of Coi
W. Hubbard in Congress, and pledgng themselves a. L.
daily support his reelection Col. H. was n,e,so.
and addressed large audience in the Cour, HoeH
for more than hour; but the Wbgs could M, os1,
up any one to reply.
Col. Hubbard is now considered as the Renphlo
candidate throughout the district, and no Convent
will be held to make nomination. We cordislv III
him success. Can doubt it for one momep, 80"
will the Buckingham district elect Federal Ga
Wing NO, no! To firms, then, TO firms,
The Democratic Convention at Pn.sylvap;a c,n..
House, have nominated Waller Coles, as the cardts.s
for Congress. The Committee of Pittsyvana. ann,
ed at the February conrt, have nomnaled Col S,sns.
Coleman and Major John Jones, candidates for ~"
county.
The Wings have nominated George H. G ,lmar e,
Congress-and Capt. Vincen. Witcher and Dr.. AikD
son for the House Of Delegates.
Democracy of Jcferson county in The yfet6,-"one of
the largest meetings ever assembled Mt Charlesow,
have nominated Samuel Cameron and George R Bs,ri
Esqrs., as candidates TO the House OF Delegates ~
the same day (Alonday last) John S. Galaher and W.,
Turner, Esqrs were nominated as the Federal caat,
dates"
Montgomery eoun.y-The Arm and excellen: r.
publican, VIM Wade, is the candidate for re election
David Barnett is the candidate for the Federals,s
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WILL be sold at Public A uction on a cred
w it Of TtCftUe months, at the door
Of the Court House Of LoWndes County, ia the
town Of Columbus, on
Monday The End day Of Jan. 1913.
All the persona property belonging TO the
estate Of Thomas williamson deceased, con-
sisting of one negro glrl, one horse, one Jimmy.
ALSO
Lots six, seven, in square nine, north ofmain
street, in the Town Of Columbus, with the d Hel.
ling house thereon standing.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON,
Administrator Of the estate Of Thomas VIII.
hanson deceased.
Dec. LIST, 1912.
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HULL'e WORM LOZENCFg.

HULL'S WORM LOZENGEg.
nROVEn d moislhan 1900 cases 10 Be
fnf,nlhla-fhs onlY certain worm aeslrov.
"a medicine 70 nle, and are ne greatest dis.
aovery ever made ioF dispelllng he various
kinds u worus. that 20 frequently and disnes-
sinqlY annoy both child 20 and adults. Mahy
disoasss arse from worms. and Occasion lour
and intense suffering and even death, without
their ever beng suspected; grown persons are
ohen afflicted With them, and are docfored for
various complaints, without any beneii; when
one dose 81 hess LoneBgea would speedily
cure them. They ne 40 inialihle remedy,
and 50 pleasant 70 The taste that children viii
e them a. readily - common peppermint
Lozenge.
READ THE FOLLOWING LETTERS.
New York, Sept a., ls4l.
Dear Doctor-Aocording 70 your request,
We have used your Lozenges in several cases
81 worms, and found them uniformly success.
iul. We haze No difficulty injecting children
10 take them, as they are perfectly pleasant
We shall use them in our practice whenever
occasion oiiers, believing BEN 70 be the besl
rermiiuge medicine in use. We have also
used your Cough Lozenges very extensively
and End them fully to answer the purpose you
recommend for. Respectfully. &C.
ZACHERiAH B. LANE, ND.
w. +. PLEASANT, n. d.
Mr. Fusion Of Spring street N. York, cured
three Of his children Of worms BY only one box
Mr.. W. Hopewell, east broadway, gave them
70 bis child and they brought away the wormI
/ BY hundreds.
Parents should always keep these Lozengel
IN lhe house, for they are the best medicine
that can BE- administered to children afflicted
with worms. Children willtake them as rea.
Oily as the most delicious sugar candy.
Price % cents per box, with fol- directions
For sale in Columbus by
A. N. JONES,
Columbus Miss. Nov. 2, 1912
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
(LArl ConaEnclAL.)
Exchange street, HOBKLE.
EDWARD MILFORD,

- AAANN-.
EDWARD MILFORD,
Grateful fr The uniform and liberal
mnpor, extended to him By BIS friends
.i5cs bis removal from New York TO the
South. respectfully announcesi that be has
Opened The above, os a Mercantile and
Bachelors Eating Lodging Establish
meni. Il has just been completely reno
ysIed within and without, and It's vicinity
IN business induced a belief that il can Be
made a place Of acceptable resort for
Gentlemen at oil hours, especially those
who are IN the habit Of dining ia lhe bus
iness part Of the ethyl The table viii be
served By the plate, on the plan Of Clarke
q Browns celebrated House in New
York.
Twenty o. thirty Gentlemen may be
lodges in The house. The Dining Hall
IS spacious, and agreeable stua cd. Care
will be taken that the appointments Of the
table is service, aud attendance are
re- pee abe.
TERMS AS FOLLOWS,
Transient Board and Lodging, s. 90 pr dsy.
2OOpr week
Permanent do. (single room,) 40 90 pr NTH
aQwo 10 aroom) 80 10
Board only, 3 meals day, ser
we'd exclusively from the steamer, So per wk
80 meals DO dc. 50
Dmners only, 10 % Pr nth.
Breakfast, from nalfpast7 TO 10 O'Clock
Dinner, from half past l, 10 half past A
| Tea from to I.
The Bills OF out door Boarders viii b
presented for settlement weekly, unles:
arrangements are nude to the contrary
Boarders lodging IN The house semi
monthly.
Visitors who may prefer it may din'
or breakfast by the plate, Occordingio tn,
Bill Of Fare, OF pay for breakfast, As. din
ner 6s.
Evening business in the Coffee Room
will be charged according to The price
affixed to the annexed list Of orders.
Mobile, Dec. 1912. 14E
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WILLIAM EOKFORD,
Commission HAcrchmmt,
.uObfle .gfas
TANtNG determined % transact a Gen.
4 u eral Commission Business ID The Ciiy
r Mobile, ] would solicit be pat onage q my
friends and the public generally. All business
entrusted to my care shall be attended TO with
prompiness and fidelity. ] shall Be in Mobile
BY the first Of January, Or sooaer iftho river Is
navigable.
Columbus, Miss. sept. lsa2.
NOTICE.
THHE undersigned having located themsel
a yes in the city Of Mobile, for the purpose
Of conduetinga
Wholesale Grocery BWstn ess
intend keeping on hand al az times, a Largs
and General assortment Of ail such Goods Al
are usual in this line, AID mnst respectfully so
icit the patronage o. the Planters, Merchants
aud Others frum the Bigby River, and from oh
er sections Of The country trading 70 Mobile.
A. S. HUMPHREYS. & Co.
No. II CoNNERcE STREET
December 9th 1912.
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- 81 P3aRR q

Those interested, are invited to call and
examine his splendid collection Of Premium
Incorruptble Teeth, which no will insert on
reasonable terms, with pivots or gold plate,
and If need be with Ariifci4l Gums OF the
same Ineorruptible Material If his work is
not done in such a way as to give perfect salts
faction, nothing viii be charged.
Office on MAN Street, doors from VIM
Huddleston, & Cos Store.
Dec. I9A2
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of Deed in Trust executed by
ID Isaac Easterly 10 me as Trustee, which
said Deed was duly Recorded in the County
Of Oktibbeha and State Of Mississippi ! shall
proceed to sell at tho Court House door in
the county aforesaid, or the
Sirth day Of january 4. d. ls43.
to the highest bidder for cash the following
tract or parcels Of Land. 10 wit; Lots number
one, two three, four and FIVE, offrachcnal Sec
ton thnty three IN township twenty range
fifteen east, containing 2ll acres, or so much
thereof as may be sufficient TO satisfy a nO.e
secured by said deed with interest and cost Of
sale Such title az ii vested in me by said deed |
will convey 10 the purchaser.
CHARLES DiBRELL
Trustee.
Starkv:Ile Miss. July 9th 1912.
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FOR SALE.

TTPON Accommodating Terms, the House
" & Lot at present occupied BY Dr. Tala
ferro, next door to Dickinson g. Boykin's Law
Office in Columbus, Miss.
For Terms, Apply 10
XVM. HUDDLESTON, or
A. MURDOCH, Esq.
Dec. %. 1912
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p" RS. WHIFFlN will be prepared
W to resume the duties Of her school
on Monday, Jan. 10Th.
Six or eight pupils can be furnished
with board II Mrs Whifiins' family on the
most reasonable terms.
From uncomfortable circumstances,
Mrs. Within has not been favored with
that patronage which her labors 10 ad.
vance her scholars during the preceding
session had justified her to hope for but
Notwithstanding the small number Of her
pupils, her only concern has been to pro-
mote their moral and intellectual improve
ment, Out ofthe list ofsciences with which
education is now too much burdened, and
Of which few scholars retain more lasting
knowledge than the name, Mrs. w. has
presented 10 her pupils, such only as in
her judgment are likely to prove Of the
most solid and permanent utility, and
these they are required to memorize ~
manner calculated TO make a more lasting
impression than can be made BY the So.
perfcal method Of teaching, too frequent
ly adopted.
Convinced that ultimate success must
be the result Of plans judlcously selected,
and perseveringly carried out, It is Mrs
Whifin's intention to continue her in
Etruction to such pupils whose parents fl'
vor her by their support assuring them
that her chief aim will be to impart 10
their children useful and practical learn.
ing.
A specimen Of Mrs. W's conversation.
al cards which she has introduced for the
use her pupils sufficient TO illustrate their
utility, was exhibited at their recent ex-
pminaiion. The number of these cards
will be increased monthly. From the
use of them a twofold advantage is anlic-
ipaled; additional knowledge will be ac-
quired, willie that which has been preri.
ously acquired will be retained.
Inc plan which has been introduced in
teaching history and facilitating knowl-
edge Of dotes, may be examined at the res.
idence Of the Rev. James Lyon.
Great attention will be paid to the sci
enee Of music. Mrs Wnifin has beer
known as teacher oflmusic for about II
years. She dsclaims oil pretensons Il
any merit as performer, bnt the rapiC
proficiency her pupils have made, While 4
has been haltering TO herself aud satisiac
tory to her patrons has gained her The rep
uia,ion Of being a we'll qualified and sac
cessfu teacher.
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DIsTRIcr CHANcERY CoURr OF rHR STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI,
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
Zachariah Ryan
James Gates ct. al.
HTPON opening the matters ofthis bill
~ and it appearing that the de'endlnt
James Gates is not an inhabitant Of this
State but resides beyond the limits there
Of so that the ordinary process Of this
Court cannot be executed upon him i is
therefore ordered that unless said delen
danl appear before the Vice Chancellor
at the Court room in the town Of Colum-
bus on The
First Monday IN May aerf,
and Plead, answer or demur 10 the bill Of
complaint herein, the several allegations
:hefeoC will be as 10 said defendant taken
for confessed and such order and decree
made therein as the Vice Chancellor may
deem equitable and Just.
tits further ordered that a copy Of this
order be inserted in the Democratic Wing
once a week for two months suecessivelv.
NJ. MCCARTHY, clerk.
Columbus Dec. slh 1912.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE Al
AUCTION.

NV = WV
DY virtue Of an order Of the Probate Court
ID Of Lowndes County Miss, made on the
oh day Of Dec. S42, the undersigned Admin
slrators OF the estate Of Leroy shackeiord
decd. will offer for sale to the highest bidder
on Tuesday the seventeenth day Of January
l543 on a credit Of thelve months, the purcha-
ser to give bond with approved security-The
tract Of land on which the said Shackeford re.
sided in his life time, containing 450acres OF ex,
cellent quality-wiih about one hundred and
twenty acres in cultivation. (rhe above tract
Of land hes in the prairie near the plantation Of
Madison NJ. Brooks, Esq
AT the same time and place will be sold the
personal effects Of said decd. consisting Of sew
eral likely negroes, horsesmules,s. sock Of hogs,
cattle and quantity Of corn and iedder on the
same time and terms as the land.
Sale on the premises within the usual hours,
JAMES II. SlACKLEFURD, Admir-
LUCY w. SHACKLEFORD, Adm'x
Dec 6lh 1912
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ullH
&C. DWIGHT.
County; Ma Avg. 10, 1871
TRUST SALE.

nus 4 SALE.
ID 7 virtue Of q ceftain Deed IN Trust axe
ID cuied TO me as Trusfee, on the 9th day
DIN ogember a Dlb4l, By William S. Boiling
aod Nary n Boiling Of the County of Lowndes
and Stale Of Mississippi to secure the pay
ment Of certain proHissory notes therein spe-
cited, which sand deed oflFust was duly recor-
ded IN the Office ofthe clerk Of Probate OF Ok
iibbeha county in The State OF Mississippi,
shall proceed 10 sell for cash before The court
hose door IN said county Of Okiibbsha on the
Fourth Monday IN May, 1s43,
tie following described land, lying and being
IN Oktbbeha County, TO vii;
The south east quarter Of section number
thirteen, in township number twenty north, OF
range thirteen east, containing one hundred
and fly acres s0-l0O. Sale 10 take place
between the hours prescribed BY Law. Such
title conveyed to the purchaser As is vested in
me as trustee.
CHARLES r. CRUSOE,
Nov. %, 1912. Trustee.
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HVHE district Chancery Court Of the
n State OF Mississippi held at Colum.
bus, having decided the case of e. A.
Smith us. A. N. Jones in favor Of said
Jones, and decreed that the whole mat
ter in controversy 10 wit: The stock Of
Drug and MedIciues-ihe books, notes
and accounts, aud all matters aud things
belonging to the receal establishment Of
E. 4. Smith Druggist, were the properly OF
said An. Jones; have handed to him ell
the above described property and he il
fully in possession oftbe same; the lnjunc-
lion PROHIBITING tho collection of the debts
BY A. n. Jones having been dissolved
all persons ia debt TO the concern will
make payment 10 DR.. A. ~ Jones only.
NJ. MCCARTHY, Receiver
and CLERK Of said Court.
Dec. 18Th 1912.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE. Z
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, :

LOWNDkS COUNTY.
Probate Court, November Term, 1912.
IN pursuance Of an order granted to me BY
4 the pi obaie Court Of Lowndes rounty, al
the November Term thereof shall proceed
10 sell TO the highest bidder, on the Goth day Of
January next, 1913, the following described
tract oc parcel Of LAND, belonging to the es-
iale Of John R. Parker, decd, VIZ: The North
half Of the Suuth West quarter, and the North
half IF the South half Of the South West quar-
ter "a, Township 10, Range 10 Wes, in
lowudes county, and State Of Mississippi
The above prop rty to be sold at the Court
House door in the town Of Columbus, on
credit Of twelve months from the day Of sale.
Notes with approved security viii be required
with a statu airy hen on the same for the pur-
chase money.
ISABELLA ANN PARKER.
Administrative.
Novanher II 1910
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I + X Nj S.
Board. per month So
Including Washing, 10
instruction in the higher branches
Of education, per session, $50
Preparatory pupils, per session. 10
Instruction in Music on the Piano,
per session, 20
For the use Of a Piano, 2
No allowance is made for absence un'
less occasio ned by sickness.
Columbus, December 22d 1912.
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DOCTOR DAYTON.

rs prepared (iu addition to his duties as a
III Physcian and Sureeon) TO perform in q
neat, scientific and durable manner, al the op-
praffong Of
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NOTICE
JOHN S. RHEA,
Commission Merchant,
Mobile, Alabama,

efcrences
GEY. J. W. GARTH, Decatur, Ah.
Cen. B. NJ. Lowe, Huntsrilis,
Cor. Benz. SHBRRoD, t0uriLaHd, "
.C. T. BARTON bro. TuseHmiia, &"
DR. HENRY w. RHODES, Tuscaloosa, "
A. r. BARCLAY, ESQ, TdHIdega, ala
~. e. lloUsroN, ESQ, LiUiHgsion, g
Mar. B. NJ. BaADPoRp, PonioiOe, Miss
OIL. EZRA WEBB, Neto Orleans
MCMAHON, TRoTrER s PEARsALL,
Dr.. JAMES PERRINE. Mobile
CHARLES McLARAN, Esq, Columbus, Nj
Oct. |, 1912.
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=. ~ MnAWnmn..

% No GDAHB11f,9
Attorney and Couneelle4 &c law
CoLunrus hfsussuFl
WILL coutinue thcpraclice a hn pioies
w sion 10 The ChancerT e0un a. Soium
bus. IN the District Court Of the Unite,
STATES ior TIE Northern District Of the starr
Of Mississippi, and il the Circuit Court ~ ths
coanties d the 9th judicial District Of ths
state Of Miss
References.
Col. 5. T. Bailey, Macon Geo.
Hon. II. G. LamlE
Hon. VIM. 9. Dawson, Greensboro Geo.
Isaac Z. Bowe, New orleans.
Hon. s. ). prenliss, Vicksburg Miss.
Messs Marqnan & Co New York,
Sept. IL, 1871.
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NOTlCE.

Starkvlle Miss. July 9th 1912.
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William Huddlestons 4 Co,
EUCTFOFEERsand
Commtssfon suerchGufss
Columbus, mis-
wa. HunnLEsToNs
HAEnIz0E Hale
AB'm. MURDOCH. kEFER 70
To0mef, Gay & co.
Bull & Files,
81. Lovely,
Rugely, dafnson& On
Mo0ils
Pope q Powers ~ o-l,n,,
veunard & Goddard, ~ '''"''''
Charles Everett, Boston,
wm. 3. Winston ! Columbus. Miss,
Taos g. Bleweii, --''''
Sept 1872.
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TESTIMONIALS.


/ have used DR.. Speneer's Pills in myprac.
tice for the last six month, in several cases Of
DysFepsy. sick Headache, Bilious Fever and
other diseases, produced ky an inactive state VI
The Liver and take pleasure IN giving my
testimony Of their good effects in al,ihese ca.
ses, and consider them safe and mild aper.
lent, and The best article Of the kind nave ever
used
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19

OH FARMERS are in Wren
than, Mass. twcnty-seycn farmers, the
oldest Of whom is 88, and the youngcs,
10 years old They are all heads of
families, and most of them swung the
scythc with their sons and their grand
sons last summer. The editor Of the
Massachusetts Ploughman boasts that
he has three subscribers all ofwhom are
over 85 years Of agc, and who do not
feel too old to learn, by reading, some
thing new about farming. Surely the
honorable occupation OF II farmer tends
to long life.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19
Official statement of Commander Mackenzie.

As promised last week, we present in
this number, the official report of Com
mander MCKENziE, 10 the Secretary oI
the Navy, Of the Mutiny on board the
U. 5. brig Somers. 1t occupies rather
more room than we anticipated, and has
consequently excluded almost every
thing else of ntcrcs, from our columns.
1t was due to Capt. Mex. to publish his
own narration, without the least abridge-
ment, Of that unhappy affair, and as a
paper for reference hereafter, it will be
desirable for preservation.
The Court Of Inquiry is still pursuing
its Investigations, on board the North
Carolina. Most Of the apprentices
have been examined.