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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
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Gomt Of Probate, Newport, .4ug. 4, lSl5.
"a HE Commissioners heretofore appointed
to receive aud examine the claims Of
tho creditors on Tie eslale of Thomns Mum
ford late of Newport, dec, represented in
solvent. presrn' their report 90
The same is read and received and referred
,or consideration to Court of Probate.
To be holdt at the Town Hall, IN Newport,
on the first Monday in Sept neSS at y
o'clock, a. M, and NOTICE thereof ls.ordoEed
to be- published three SUCCESSIVE weeks IN
.he Hcrad of he Times, that all persons
interested may appear at saG tiale and place
aud be heard:
a true c0py-wiincss,
B. b. How ,ASD, Pro. CTk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
Court Of ProLate, .Ncwpori, .AUg. 1, ISl5

Court Of ProJdte, Newport, Aug. 4, IS45.
EosIAn G. SuAw, administrator on the
- estate of hngelcu G.. Gardner, late "t
Newport, siugle woman, dec, presents his
2d account on said Is,ntc for allowance.
The same is read aud received and fcfcr
req tor consideration tea Court Of Probate
TO be holden at the Town Hall. in Newport
on the first Monday in Sept. next, at :
Iu'cluck. o m, aud notice thereof is ordered
! Ia be published three successive weeks II
the Her0uOC The Timcs, that all persons IN
teres,cd 'apY appear al SAID. tma and place
|aud be heard.
a true copy-witness,
Z B. b. UowLASD Pro. CFk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21

w hOlc uunbtf ~ hSNluluN lh I. - "
q. paucnrs, 27G}
OF The States not included IN thc above
,ahlr. Rhode islaud and New Jersey are
buddiug Asvlun., aud the others. Delaware.
North Carolina, I.oulslaua, Alabama, N'.s'S
slppL Missouri, Michigan, Indiana, lnnols
aud Arkansas, arc destitute OF ANY such cs
tnhh-hm"uis.
The fiih article contains some eases oi
insanity, translated from French papcr 10y
Dr. u. K. Beck, OF this cIty, and the SKIN
gives a curious account at the p"toolcaI
literature uf i.uuallc As,lnm~. Thcrc are,
bcsldcs, several blbhogtnphIcal notices nnd
a variety oi well selected MISCELLANY. Tue
work Is published at Utica by B"nnciI
Backus & llaolcy, aud subscriptions may be
addressed directly Co tho "loutnai ul lnsHu.
ty. uuca, Nrw Ycih .W,uV Eu Lm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
court Of Probaie, .vcwport, .Gug 4, 1915.

Court Of Probaie, .VewpoH, Aug. 4, 1915.
kpErrR =. REMNCroN, administrator wl'h
the W III aunexed Of the estate OF PeIeg
Weaver, late of Newport, painter, dec, pre-
cents his Gnal account Oh SAID estate for al
lowancc.
The same is read aud received and refer.
red for con, ,ldcraunu 10 Court OF Probate
TO be holdcn at the 'l'own Hall, IN Newport,
on the FIRST Monday "a Sept. next, at .
o'clock n. m aud notice thereof Is ordered
to be published three successive weeks II
the HcsGd Of The Times, that all persons
interested may appear at said time and place
and be heard.
A true copy--wlncss,
Il. B. llowLAag, Pro. CIR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21

BURYiNG ALWg.-U Uudcr this head the
RIchuond Wing makes the following inter
es,ing statement III relation to rhlhp Dud-
drdge, one Of the ablcet Lcn this country
has produced:
Taa late emincpi aud mos, worthy fhtllE
Doddridgc was within an ace oi mrrlIug the
drca,tiul Fate OF acing buried alive aud whG;
Inadc II WORSE, w,lh n perfect consciousness
of all that was passing. lie was supposed
to be dead, having falling into a state exactly
resembling death, So far ag the body 10 cong
rernrd. llI4 pulse and re- pralIon ceased.
his lmbS became rigid, hls Ia" assumed the
sharp outline characteristics 0i death, hnd he
remained ~ thus condition until the ilInly,
phyeltlanr, aud friends (all Jnl one y sup
posed that his spirit had passed. That one
was Mrs. l.uddrIGge her love refused To
despair. and she continued /" use r"m"dy
after remedy 10 restore auimalinn finally
she poured a spuOniul OF brandy dOwa als
throat, ana the powerful stunt, l0us almost
immediately hseolycd the trance, and re-
stored Mr.. DodGrIdac i0 the cominnnd at his
limbs, and 10 many years al distinguished
usefulness. But for II, hG had in all pruha
blny beeu burned alive. fox the weather was
waln aud he already sl'F"ndfd lor h,S last
nhode. lie Nscd to relate. with Thrilling ct
feet, hlI sensations during the time oi his
supposed death. Tie could not stir II lille
Singer Ia gly" notice of his being alive, but
his sense at hearing rciNaIued Eerrcl aud
his mind collected. lie heard ihe fact oi lis
being dead announced, aud the outbnrSts ot
grlct that ,uiowcd tho directions for ehroud-
ing Ilin, and the usual prcparatlons - the
chamber oi death! Desperate, but VAIN rs
desperate were hls efforts to gI"r some Iok-
ca ut life-uOt Il muscle could he move
Even despair, aud the immediate presence OF
Q fate 30 appalling, could not rouse his body
10 perforn, the sI,ghtcs, oi lis functions. Al
lasI he heard Mrs. i,oddridgc cell ior t4c
brandy, wIih delight and rapture Of loga
inr her which the horrors Of hls situation
may easily explain. lie felt that hc was
saved, and ie YVES saved.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
STAGE NOTICE.
NEW LINE.

On aud after the OH
SsEEE=Fs-Es inst, a stage will leave
SHHt9ttslxG& Fall River daily, Sun
s~s'---.---l---- day cXccptcd) at e. o.
clock. a. m. on the arrival of The cars from
New Bedford for Newport, aud arrive a, ! |
o'clock. Returning, will leaYe Newport
daily at q o'clock, p. ~. and arrive IN Fall
River I1 f.me 10 take the evening tram of
cars for New Gedford. Fare 7j cents each
way. +. 3. KlNSLEY Il Co.
/ .June l2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
A P.cryRrsquE Gaanry.-A New Bed

I A PicTyREsQuE Gaanrg.-A New Bed
Il "a letter IN lie State Gazette says g..
One of the gardens Of New Bedford, 'hai
Of James Arnold ls more beautiful aud cx-
hlbls more tasteful lngrnnny llgn any ever
saw. II is very large, and the green houses,
hot houses, bowers, grotto, rustic srnis oi
bark, grape vine, or knui,cd wood. the Ighi
yates and fences of crooked sticks, cGrlously
!ntcuwnrd, aud the labyrlnihme walks not
10 speak OF the variety aud abundaAce OF
trees, fruit and fowcrs-make 1t indeed.
place that Calypso might have envlcd. The
rru,to was clrct,nr and archng roof, appa-
rcn,ly of rock, supported by unhcwn pieces ct
granite, up which were trained vines 81
various kinds, bearing flowers Of grateful
fragrance. The ceiling of the root WAS
covered with shells ui all kinds, large and
small. wrought in with that exquisite art
winch seems to be "Naturc herself" 4 IA.
Bile IN the centre OF Tie grotio, and around
It number oi scaiJ resembling such otto
mans and chairs, as our first fathers might
have made, all curluusly wrought OF crooked
and TWISTED wood, bark, and grape VINE, con
stiutcd the appropriate iurnlurc OF the
place. The grotto was built upon mass oI
granite rocks thrown cGrrlcsrly together,
Over aud among which yiucs aud crccpcrs
twrncd aud blossomed. ! describc l!ns tu
| uiye You, # possible, an idea of ,hc whole,
/ for throughout the garden this design was
sncccesvely kept up: the whole and every
/ part seemed MS IT It had groom aud not b"'r
/ made as If had come from nature, bands
! uuluurhed, unsiraghtencd, uupiaucd, grove,
! ana painted, into lie tcauty and nye'y o
at.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
CON. Of Probate. .Nwport, fug. 4, 1915.

4 top. Of Probate. .EVporL Fug !, 1915.
EEETEE =. REuINGruN, administrator with
n the Will annexed on the estate Of
| Thomas Mumiord, late Of Newport, dec. pre-
scnis his petition TO this Court, representing
that the personal estate of saId bluniord Is
insufficient by the stun Of. iour hur dred aa;,
/ sixty Eve dollars aud seVeniy.tArce ceuts, to
pay The debts which SAID A,nmfdrd owed at
the time Of his death, and funeral expenses
/ tf said Mnmtord, aud praying that ho may
be IN his sail capacity OF administrator an-
thorIsed and empowered to sell at Pnblic
/ auction, all the right. title and interest which
said Mun,iord had at the time OF his death,
in and to certain lot Of land with HE
dwelling house and out buildings thereon
standing, situate in said Newport, eeunded
suuthcrly ON North Baptist street cCslerly
oD land of the Second Baptist Church north
cTly oD laud of WIN. Rrownell and wrstcr'
" on land formerly Of Job Bennett, dec, or
so much thereof as will be sufficient to raise
said SUN with incidental expenses.
The same is read and received and refer
red for consideration to Court ci orobate,
To be- holden Mt the Town Hall, IN Newport,
on the first Monday IN Sept. next, AT 8
! O'Clock, q. IN, aud notice thereof Is ordered
! to be published three Successive weeks IN
the itraid Of Tie T,ms, that all persons IN
torcsted may appear al saIa time and place
and be heard
A true copy-witncss.
/ B. b. IlOwLssD, Pro- .TCPk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
FARM FOR SALE,
TO LET,

.4nd possession giren on or about NE Isl q
.4nguS'.
"a The lower part Of The aew
f.s.. house in Green street recently
,,,,s occupied By the late John Cor
rsAktSfA ban .or terms, &c apply 10
CHRISTOPHER j. BLlyEN.
.Nupori, Jml 10, loi5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21

NEWPORT, SC. GuES Q&ce, Supreme Court
NyuERrAs, Parmrlla Davis, of Tv"r'on
w III said county, wife OF Daniel H.
Davis, hath this day filed her petition, pray
inp for certain reasons cOUtaIdrd E"rcIn,
that SAID Court would pass cecrcr, d''SoIV
ing the bonds Of marriage nov existing be
tween her and the said Daniel and whereas
the said Purlncla hath also filed her oihdaV't
that said Daniel Is now III parts unkh"wn 10
her, and whereas the sald Court hath ordered
fuilhcr notice To bc gwen to sald DhnI'I ".
Davis.-Nolice Is hereby given To The Snid
Daniel that he he and appear before SAID
Court, next to be- hold at Newport, WITHIN
and for the county of Newport, on the '"nr'l
Monday of August, 1915, ld lac shall see MT
aul then aud there To- respond to sad pen
Hlon. w VI. hllilNb '"h.
4 .Nupo,i Ftb. Z, lsIJ. bl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
FOR SALE,

2T0 The subscriber offers fer sa -
'rsSl;iI hi, pleasantly situated house III
81 lWT Bridge street, corner oi IhTd.
It Is IN good repair, and l. well calculated iof
two mmr.ics-huYIng we'll of water, ram
water rislern, with pump III the wa7hr"om
sc. &C. For terms. apply 10 BE.f FINcu.
UaLTER W. SIMMONS.
,rr,epon, Jah 10, lSiJ-g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
A true copy--wi,ncss,
b. i. lIowLAND, Pro. CIR.
court Of Probate, .NtipoF, ing. 4, 1915

court Of Probate, NtWpoY, ing. !, 1919
serrr" P. RrM'TqroN' "d%in'sta!or n!n on. u,
Newport, rope maker, dec, presents hIs pe'I'
non 10 tins Court, representing that the per.
SOMA, estQie of said Tlllcy ~ insufficient by
The sum of SIX hundred and sixty five dollars
aud forty-four cents, To pay The debts winch
said Tllry owed at the time OF lIs death ana
the funeral charges aud allowance to the
family Of said Tley, and praying that he
may nc authorised by.lhis Court TO SET IN
hls capacity of administrator nj Public Auc-
iIon, all tLc right, title and interest winch
SAID Tlllcy had at the time OF has dCceasc, ~
and 10 one Undivided third part di lot oi
land with Il dwelling house aud other bnlld
,nos thereon, situated III SAID Newport, bonn-
drd castcrly ou Thames street sOuthctly
am laul OF the heirs Of Ann Wcbbcr ives
trtly ON land uf WIN. Jouvct and nurihrriy
ON hnd of George Falsneau, also his III
letcst iu ono undivided lhlTd part Ol lo'
@. land with the rope walk, tar house ah'
out buldlngs thereon, ~ sRid Ncwrol'
bounded south aud east on driway, nn'
north aud west an laud of Nicholas White
:. Carr. aud G. Shrarm1n, "r 80 much There
as will be- sufficient To raise sand sum WI
incidental expenses.
The same is read aud received and rcicr
ed Tor confederation ~ u Court ul Probate
,o be- holden at The Town Hall ~ New por
On the inst Monday ~ Sept ncXi, al
o'clock a. ~. sud notice thereof Is ordorc
To- be- published three successive weeks :
tie HraH If he 1im's, that all person
Interested mayappcar AZ SAID llmc aud plac
aud be- heard.
\ true copy witness,
L. Y. llnwLANp, Pro. CIR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
State of Rhode Island, Sc.

NEwroRr, SC. Ccrks Office, Supreme Court
VA InRRras, George Taylor Of Tverton,
w in said county of Newport, bath this
day filed his petition, praying for certain rea'
sons contained therein, that sad Court
you'd pass u decree, dssolvIng the bonds OF
marriage now existing between him and hs
wife, Mary Ann Taylor and whereas the
said George hath slsO Glcd hIs aiiidavI, that
said Mary Ann is now in parts unknown to
'h:m.-Notce is hereby given to the said
Mary Ann, that she be aud appear before
SAID Court mex, to be holden at Newport
within and for the county OF Newport, on
the fourth Monday of August, 1915, ct she
shall see fir) and then and there to respond
to said petition.
WM. GILPlN, Cirt.
! N,,rDon JuIu d lSJ5 ~
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l1s 2llGlTlGl9a

fES' The undersigned, having made
aany additions. of MlSEg Hyp2 to
his Printing Establishment,
and a superior CARD PRESS, is pre-
pared to execute every description OF
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING.
LABELS, ChECks,
WAY-BiLLs, CIRCULARS,
Snow BiLLa, BALL TIcKEgs,
STEAMBOAT BILLS, BILLS OF LADlNG,
STAGE BILLS, BUSINESS CARDS,
PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES,
lIANDBILLs, BILL HEADS,
BLANKS s LABELS, NoTEs.
BILLS OF FARE for Public Houses.
. SHOW BILLS, for Concerts, Lee
lures, Public Meetings, ExhlbitIons,Sc.
A beautiful assortment of Plaln aud En-
bosscd CARDS on hand.
Orders from town aud country VIII be
promptly answercd, Gi prices as low as those
Of any other establishment. .. -...
Specimens Of work may be seen a, the
adicc. The patronage OF the public is re-
apectiuy solicited
JAMES ATKINSON.
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A true copy-wllncss,
L. B. llowLAa,, Pro. CIR.
Cout Of Protaic, .N'wpori, ing. 4, 1915.

Court Of Protaic, .N''cpori, ing. 4, 1915.
.SErtR p. REhnNGToN, administrator with
the VIII annexed of ,he estate OF
Thomas Numiurd, late Of Newport, dec,
presents his first accoun, or SAID estate iGT
allowance.
The same is read and received and refer.
red for consideration To Court oi Probate
To be- holden at the Town Hall IN Newport
on the hrst Monday IL Sept ncNt,oi - o'cIock
:. ~. aud notice thereof is ordGSed TO be
published three successive weeks IN the
HcraM of the Times, that all persons inter
cslcd may appear ct ga.d iiF.c anu place
and be heard
A true copy-witncss,
b. i. lIowLAND, Pro. CTR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
ATLANTIC HOUSE,
Nsbmc4hl 32. 4
A NEW AND CuMMoDiOUS HOUSE,

Baih on he site orHe ,aeH kpOios p'acc mites
eou .vr,cporf, ~ ne poSf RJtfd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21

EE4sisS5 s.s,;:SsJ; E..5SS:'sS s { -; !.
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HATS g. GAPS.

~0 The subscribers have just re-
" ccived II large and elegant assort.
E..EssA men, of HITS & cars, com.
It's prsing g;cot variety aud desra
bic patterns. WIN receive tbs day, two
cases Of Paris Hats, splcud.4 ol;c!e.-
Boys CloM CapS as low AS 81 ccni9
The public are respectfully lnHtod to cal
and examine our stock previously 20 pnrcla<
ing, "a it will be sold at the !o%cst possible
prices.
Gentlemen Of Newport, we have ii'ts Nc viii sell,
TIE bcrutics OF whica no tongue can tell
II you wish ior Hat mom lie finest ot BEAVER,
Please call AT the store OF aAkkER WEAVER
n. 3. Hats and Caps made Al the shortes
notice. PARKER & WEAVER.
+ Newport, April IL, lslo.
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Where are they :
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.NcwporI, Juiy 3, lel5. 4
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
SeucOsssset ssDg,sc.

Newport, hng. 7th.
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'-z TIE subscribers have Just
AfA compl.tcd n new aud spacious
BohgDIN4 House. ou Sedconnct
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21
ron uNlTEp sTAfEs SENATOR;
A lie KAN DER G. McNUTT,
OF KINDS.

THE SECRETARY OF THE Treasury, AND
TIE SENATORIAL COMMISSIONER Q last week
published letter Of Mr.. Leake, charging
Secretary Walker with retaining the COM
mission Of Mr.. Thompson, forwarded 10
his address, because tho appointment did
NOT coincide with his wishes. We then
hoped, and still hope, that Mr.. Walker
would speedily exoneratc himself; but from
what we have since heard, /, is moi likely
that he will be able to do SO. We trust
the matter may not be permitted TO rest I'M
III all The facts are elected, and ii the Sc
cretary OF the Treasury was guilty Of SO
small meanness, that he may be held up
10 the scorn of those who have heretofore
delighted TO honor and advance him. Such
an act is peculiarly odions and reprchon-
sible, when committed by one in SO high
station.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21

been again renewed, we have reason \
believe, by the Minister now at Washins.
ton. The London Times saysi thai s.t5a
tone Of Mr.. Folks address does NOT Iead
ns to suppose that he would even adhere
70 the ultimatum Extending the BOUNDARY
along 400 north lat Of 1862 and M
Times is right. Although that line Womb
give US the free navigation OF The Mill,
nomah and Lewis's River, fthe ores,
southern tributaries Of the Columbia. and
the COLUMBIA for two to three hundred
miles from its mouth, it would exclude ~
from the northern half Of the Columns
river, and from Cark's river, its rra,,
northern tributary, as well as from Nootka
Sound and several valuable harbors aIonr
the coast. Justice 10 poslerity reoures
great sacrifices to retain that territorv
and however much we may wish an Anil
cable settlement by negotiation, we csn.
not see how our government would be
justified in giving up any part Of ii.
IN. " SIN.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21

MExrco "A new scheme is proposed 10
get rid Of Santa Anna. II is now propos-
ed by the government to pardon him and
his principal officers, on condition that he
90 into exile for ten years. This will no
doubt be the result Of things; and Santa
Anna viii! perhaps remain in exile as much
as six months. [Seatinel.
The pilot Of The Swallow, the steamer
lately run on rock on the Hudson river,
has been indicted for manslaughter. In
this region, officers always receive a vote
Of thanks from the survivors for all acci-
dents Of the kind.
The democracy of Florida have nomi-
mated w. ID. Moseley for Governor, and
David Levy for Representative 10 Con-
gress. Richard X. Call is The whig can
didaie for Governor.
The Howery theatre in New-York was
burnt down on the Gath ultimo, for the
fourth time since 1897,
We see il stated tina, SAM HousroN is on
his way 10 the Hermitage, on visit to
General Jackson.
NogTH VS.. SouTn~-The great match
between Fashion and peyiona took place
on Tuesday, 18th instant. We have not
yet heard which mare proved to be the
better horse.
Gen'I S,W. Downs has been appoint.
ed U. $. District Attorney for Louisiana,
in place Of Baltic Peyion.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21
LErrnn rRoM cKN. HrMINewAY.

Il will be seen by the following letter
that Gen. G. F. Hemingway declines the
request Of his friends to allow his name to
be submitted to the July Convention for
nomination as Representative in Congress.
Ihose who know him need not be inform
ed that, with him, considerations OF self
will always be secondary to the solictude
he feels for the harmony of the party, and
the success of its principles;
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21

The proposal Of the New York Historical
Society, TO change tho name Of this coun-
ny TO "Alleghania," meets with no favor,
and has excited nothing but ridcnlc. The
otlicicus vandalism that would innovate
upon the old name as written down by
JEFFERSON ia The Declaration Of Indepen'
dcnce, deserved 70 be so met The fol
lowing are some Of tho substitutes pre?os'
Cd by tho "press gang" as more appropri
ate than Alleghania'
Dolerland; yankum; Yankecdoodledum
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Democratsi Re,
publiana; Winnepisseogiana; Codfshing'
ionia; Buckcyeland' Suckcrdcm; Pukedomi
whistlearis; Guesseisna; Bustledom; FL
nanceianai SmaIIbeeriana, &c. &c.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21
MIDDLETON, May 10, 1916.

To the Editor Of tho Mississippi Democrat;
Since my return from New Orleans, m,
attention has been directed TO the pro
ceedings of tho Democratic Convention o
this county, which met al Carrollton or
the 2lst ullimo, in which | observe that
through the partially Of the Convention,
my name has been recommended to the
| Convention as candidate to represent
our State in the ensuing Congress.
4 can but acknowledge that feel my
self hattered at the kind notice which has
boon taken Of me, and particularly as it
has been done by those among whom
have resided for so many years. II is a
renewed expression Of confidence which !
shall ever treasure with proud recollection,
and although cannot yield my acquies-
cence to their expressed wishes, by con
senting that my name shall be presented
10 the State Convention, in connection
with any office, yet assure them that
shall faithfully discharge my duty as
democrat, in the humble position which !
prefer 70 occupy fn the canvass, and shall
be cheered by their appreciation. If be-
lleved for moment that in sacrificing my
present wishes | could further the cause
Of Democratic principles, ] should certain
ly be happy in doing So But feel GER
tain that such il moi the fact; and it is
with no false atfeciation Of wishing to I'M
deryalue my very humble powers, that |
assure my fellow citizens Of this county,
as well as those whose friendly communi.
cations ! have received from adjoining
counties upon the same subject, that there
are among the democrats Of Mississippi
those who are willing to serve them, and
whose talents and experience entite their
claims TO higher consideration than my own.
| prefer, therefore, exercising my hum
Bile influence in promoting the success Of
our principles by the elevation of such in
diyiduals as alluded to, rather than press
ing my own with consciousness of their
superiority.
Respectfully, your obi sv't,
G. L. HEMINGWAY.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21

TALLAHArcniE couNTY.--Areviewo Of the
35lh reg't M, M. was to have taken place
at Charleston, on Monday. Gov. Brown
whilst here, requested us to state that he
had received information from the Briga-
dier General that the regiment was disor-
gani2ed---entirely without officers hence,
he considered it entirely unnecessary to at
tend at the time specified in the orders.
The Governor left here on Monday morn-
ing tor Yallobusfa.