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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-21

uttsriy torn down, also the dwelling houses o!
DR.. MsWhcFter and Of Messrs. Dunlap and
Stacey, Esqs. The parish jail Is partly torn
down.
But now the worst remains to be told. Parish
Judge Keeton, OF Concordia, was instantly kill
ed while at dinner at the house of Mr.. Stacey
He was noble and esteemed man. No Other
person was killed in Vidalia although some
others were hurt. At the NatcheZ landing, ou
Of fifty or sixty fiat boats only six now ahoat
Those best acquainted suppose as many as on.
hundred fat boat men were drowned in the ri
yer, which swelled instantly to the height Of six
or eight feet.
renee were destroyed and sunk at the landing
and the vidalia ferryboat ON the river-more Of
less persons being lost in the two first named
boats.
From the ruins of the Steamboat Hotel, Mr.
Alexander, the landlord his lady and barkeeper.
were dug out alive, as also Timothy Flint. the
historian and geogragher, and his son, from
Natchitoches. La. besides Dr. Taliafeno and
many others Mrs. Alexander is considered
dangerously injured. Two Of her children were
killed in her arms. As many as nine dead
bodies have been dug from the Steamboat Hotel.
The number of burals which have taken
place to-day is about fifty, and many are still in
a dangerous and dying condition
As soon as possible we shall publish list Of
the names Of the killed, wounded, and those
missing whose bodies have not been found.
Meanwhile we beg the indulgence of our
kind friends and patrons for a few days, in which
time we shall be able our office in some order.
The Free Trader Office building has been crush
ed in and much shattered. We are all in confu-
sion, and surrounded by the destitute, the
houseless, the wounded, and the dying. Our
beautiful city is shattered as if it had been storm
ed by all the cannon of Australia. Our de-
lightful China trees are all torn up. We are
peeled and desolate.
A public meeting has been held by the citi-
zens in the courthouse to-day, at which Col.
Jas. c. Wilkins presided, and f. l.. Claiborne,
Esq. was secretary. Addresses were delivered
by j. M. Hewitt and J. M. Dufiield, Esqs., and
resolutions offered by the latter gentleman and
others, appointing relief committees, &c.
The City Hotel, through the kindness of the
proprietor, Noah Barlow, Esq, has been thrown
open to the wounded. Doctor Pollard, with his
usual promptitude, has taken the fremont
House for an additional hospital, Stephen Dun
can, Esq, having generously offered to be re-
sponsibe for the rent.
The neighboring planters are generously
sending in large gangs of slaves to assist in
clearing the streets and digging the dead from
the ruins.
M. Ruffiner and S. J. Boyd, Esqs., have been
at the trouble to go over the whole extent Of the
city, and make practical and careful estimate
of the damages, which we endorse as far as our
observation extends, and present to our readers !:
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-21

John S. Darcy, Of full age, being duly sworn, ac-
coring to law, on his oath deposeth and saith dned
with Gov. Pennington and others at public table al
Holinsheads' Hotel in the city of Trenton New yer
sey, on the frs, of April, 1910 The Governor spoke
TO me in relation to charge which had understood
Daniel III Ellis, the clerk of Monmouth had made
told him had heard of it, and was in relation to
the Governors sending TO the clerk Of Monmouth
county for the of the votes of the election of
October 1888, for members Of the 26th Congress for
the State of New Jersey, prior TO the time that the
clerk was required to transmit them by law ] told
hun had heard the report, and from the sources it
was not true that Mr.. Ellis must be laborng under
very great mistake The Governor said il must have
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8repta9, ben 2z1fen 01opember, 1870.
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TNummer 40.

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$50 1T 9Stlbelm gBerbadh 1tno feline Urau 90
rDtha Barbara. QebDrne GSntth 2

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>EAiI-WEEKLY, so
WEEKLY On
Persons subscribing, will please designate which pa
per it is that they desire.
The approaching session Of the Ohio Legislature, will
be of more than usual interest to all parties The
Corwln administration will be in progress-he inaupur
al will have developed his measures or rather the mea
sureS of the Bankers end Aboonists that elected him
and in whose hands he is.
When these measures presented to the LeesIa.
urc by Governor COrNin, is his duty bv the const-
tuition, the tug of war will commence in the Legislature
land, for the first time for years, the people will have an
opportunity Of seeing what the principles of whiggerv
lreay in practice, and fair comparison can be
made between the doctrines OF tho two parties TOUCHING
The great interests of equal rights and constitutional
government.
We shall have good reporters, and use what industry
we capable of employing on our paper, to give a
correct and extensive view of all their doings: and the
first curious item will be law reducing tn salaries Of
all the officers in the State, promised to the people,
The next will be, to raise the wages o. abor-increase
the price of wheat and pork introduce the negroes
fresh from Kentucky into courts as Witnesses and
into schools; but INTO our Colleges where
Bankers children congregate. All these hard cider and
coon skin movements will be recorded with care and
precision, and when necessary, made into first Tppe
canoe songs and sung to keep the members spirits up
0|FAnd the scheme already on foot, as we are in
formed, to chain down the people by great Bankma-
chnery, powerful than the Russian Autocrat will
be watched with due care. Let the people read aud
Judge for themselves.
The proceedings of Congress will also be duly given
as heretofore S. g. NJ H. MEDARY
Columbus, Nov. 30, 1910
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Set etner Slnotens oes genera( 8 fanets
t meloete lt9 Sen1ano sn elmer 9(nifellune.
"Sh bite 5l1 ben1ertenz'' fa9te er "oa tb eiH1
2loelt9er btu" "Oletn Serr' ''-erwteoerte Der
General "oas tit fetn 9tnoerntB.''
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Gtne Sub UerlDrett.

II. Gtt1e Sub DerlDrett.
>umxw> Nem 1tntrfbrietenen, wpbnbaft III Der 9tapt
SWNAiA ~D Canton, entef febrn un8efaDr WRpn1>
~ ten cine &uD, rptbtrauner Sartc NIT wciber Srn,
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.Mtt etQenen 3 S6fen pfliiQen-
Ste SffrteifiCben SonoitdnDe baten etti}f fbret,
yanbeSberrrL ct mt6te oo6 ntd,t 70 piele9lus.
lanOer anffellett uuo lteber init etqenen SIN
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''S6ien fam tb eben ntdt braudben.',
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

NOrICE-To cnr Friends, Customsrs and The Pubc.laving
determined wind present Grocery business, ana To
devote ourselves exclusively general Commission business for
the kinds of produce and merchandise generally We
for cash good paper, remaining stock I'll
Yarns, Of the usual variety
shall prepared make liberal advances produce and
property actually in hand On" Of us will attend THE To
barcn Warehouses laiy aud particular attention will bc paid To all
business cnnf,drd Ia management
d. ANDERSON, Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

From DR.. f. Il. Morrison, LamrenceriHc.
L,wEE>cEyLLE, Sept. -, 1899.
MR. f. r. NASIRrar Sir: Yours of the 18th instant In.
WI received. ar pleasure I" say that The PIANO
for the Of school received III
order worth thing have
hesitation that most excellent bliss Ran
ph our teacher and other ladies who have performed upon IT,
yer, much pleased With II.
Very respectfully,
Your nbd' Srrv't,
Copy E. A. MORRISON.
The Piano. alluded Dr. Morrison above has been
for length of time, and although low
priced instrument, has given great satisfaction.
E. r. NASH.
Dec. p 70-2aw2wf
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The Boundary Question, again.-The Bangor Demo
cra says, that the English extending their military
operations down the Madawaska river, and are now
actually emploved in constructing barracks the North
and South side of The ST. Johns river, at the confluence
of the Madawaska in violation of the agreement made
By Sir John Harvey and General Scott
The r. Y Express of the 3lst ult, informs that
"Pryate letters received in Montreal Nov y, from
Quebec, state that the border troubles had recommenc
ed, on the disputed territory between Ne" Brunswick
and Maine
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he my master. and compelled BY HIM And as if it
impossible to go far enough paragraph, he
refers TO certain letters of his TO prove that
fiat my back and, that not only on my back,
but another Senator and the President had robbed me,
was flat my back and unable TO do any thing but
what the Senator from South Carolina permitted me
TO do
Sir, what the case: | introduced the compro-
mise IN spite OF the opposition of the gentleman who
is SAID TO have robbed me OF the manufacturers ltmet
his uncompronlisng opposition. That measure had, on
my part, nothing personal in it, But the condi-
ton of the Senator from South Carolina and his friends
They had reduced South Carolina, by that unwise
measure, (of nulifcation,) to state of war; and
therefore wished TO the efusion of human blood
and especially the blood of our fellow citizens That
was one motive with me; and another regard for
that very interest which the Senator helped to
destroy that this great interest had got in the
power of the Chief Magistrate that it evident that
at the session of Congress, the whole protective
system would be swept by the board. therefore de-
sired to give least lease Of years. and for that pu
pose, |, in concert with Others brought forward that
measure which was necessary to save that interest from
total annihation
But to display still further the circumstances in
which the Senator placed he says from that very day
of the compromise, all obligations were cancelled that
could, account ofit rest on him. on South Carolina
and on the South. Sir, what right has he to speak in
the name Of the whole SOUTH of South Caro-
lima itself: For if history is to be relied upon, if we
may judge of the future from the past the time will
come when the Senator cannot propose to be the or
gan even of the chvalrous and enlightened people Of
South Carolina.
Sir, am not of those who looking out for
what may ensue to themselves. My course is nearly
it by nature, in the progress of politi.
cal events. have nothing to ask Of the Senator, of
the South, Of South Carolina, nor yet of the coun.
try at large. But will 60, when | do co. or when |
choose TO CO. into retirement, with the undying con
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-03
TO MAKE A LOVE-MATCH.

Some wagofa fellow describes the fol-
lowing, as the best recipe for making a
love-match:-" Catch a young gentle
man and lady the best way you can, let
the young gentleman be raw, and the
young lady tender, set the young gentle
man at the dinner tablc-put good guam
tity of wine, and whilst he is soaking,
stickin word or two about Miss, this
will help to make him boil. When
getting red in the gills, take him out
into the drawing room, set him by
the lady, and sop them both with green
tea, then set them at the piano, and blow
the flame till the lady sings when you
hear the gentleman sigh, it is time to take
them of, as they are warm enough. Put
them by themselves in the corner of the
room on sofa, and there let them shipper
together the rest of the evening. Repeat
this three or four times, taking care
to place them side by side at dinner, and
they will be ready for marriage whenever
you want them. After marriage great
care must be taken, as they are very apt
to turn sour.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-03

quainted with the merits Of this tooth pow.
der. have made usc ofit--as wo have sold.
within short time, about 10000 boxes Of
the Odontica. And, in conclusion. where md
who is the young lady or gentleman, ave, The
individual that values beautiful set of teeth.
sound gums, and sweet breath, more than
fifty cents. that will DO longer destitute Of a
box Of Dr.. M. Hitchcock's incompatible
Magnetic Odontica?
For sale, wholesale and retail, BY
A. HITCHCOCK 4 Co.,
No. III Genesee street, Utica. N, Y.
And by their agents throughout tho U. States
and Canada. In Burlington only by J. & J.
Il. PECK u Co.. in Vergcnnes by jill. Bow.
man, in Milton by Whitney, Landon g. Co.
IN georgia oy Lorenzo James. augZ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-03
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PREPARATION.

TNHE Utopian dreams OF the alchymist are
Il realized, and a remedy discovered for
the TOOTHACHE, and preserving those
important and beautiful APPENDICES Of tho
human system. by the use of the NAG
yNETTC ODONT9CA, which by its attract.
i've, purifying and strengthening qualities,
removes all extraneous substances from the
teeth, rnd preserves them in their natural
briIliancy. and the gums in soundness and
beauty. It is ascertained from experience,
that when used, the teeth will never decay,
but remain ill the latest age Of man, with
their natural wear. When they are decayed.
its progress will be arrested, and the teeth
preserved and prevented from aching. Al
this has been done in a multitudeof instan.
ces and more, in thousands Of cases, nervous
toolhache Chat climax of pain) has at once
been effsctually cured by the use Of this the
most popular dontrifrice in America. And
the public, so far as they have become &C.