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New-York tribune., 1841-05-03

Tolls on Ike Erie Canal.-Flour charged mills ger
! 600 lbs per mile IRON mills; furs and Peltry, cent
Packet Boats 80 cents Freight Boats, cents.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-03
HE T RIB I n E

NEw-YORK. MONDAY M0KNING. ~
New-York tribune., 1841-05-03

u The fire last evening the chair factory one d'o'
from the corner OF Exchange and New streets. Not much
damage was donc-the story however considerably
New-York tribune., 1841-05-03

- true BIZ has beea found against Dr. Hough, of NV
Orleans io committing rape. /; capital crime in tina
State. aad the Judge has refused to take bail
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08
EasehelA Court House, S. c., July 8, ASA.

swampy lands they ei1cciually destroyed
rusbcs aud otheE aquatic weeds: They
are extensively used OH the light sauds upon
the Atlantic coast, aud are bought up at n
shilling Il bushcl,in the towns and cities
upon our navisa6h waters, and transported
thircr There sse immense quantities OF
these ashes in ;hsin,crior, OH the Sites Of
old ashcries, whsh may be employed 10
srca, advantage to agriculture, whichever
the agriculiutisis of frontier districts find
time and disposi,ieaio arrest the dc,eriora-
ton of rhei: lands The smallluan,i'y Of
alkaline salt and gypsum which they con-
tain, also. rendcrs.ihcni much superior TO
common caIearops matter rs top drcs-
sing for every kindofg grass. Soap boilers
ashes, according q The Complete Gra-
zier," arc also cxes,ent on peat moss,
in stroug cold soils when applied in the
quantity Of two orthrcc cart loads un acre.
In Lancashire. they have been found good
aud durable on drypaslurcs, and have also
bccn successfully ased in other parts, and
in various propott3ns. They are scncr-
ally considered better for pasture than
arabic, aud crops Of clover hay have been
more than doubled 81 them. The effect Of
this manure is, 'sst it ai'cays destroys
bugs Gad scrmin ofetery Kind. Evidence
of these alter facts may be found in COM
municatious 10 the British Board of Agri-
culture, vpl. vi partii.-Cu!.ira,or.
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From. tic p!oH"h Boy.
SNlj"r IN WHEAT.

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Nv own opirion about the Smut. il, that il il q
disease peculiar 10 suuc kinds OF wheat, and
whether soaked in blue stone or not will make
lis appearance, some time or another. II NC
wish I" raise wheat successfully, we mus; pro-
cure the bcS, seed we can, That variety that is
free from Smut, and all o:hcr impurities and
perhaps none would succeed 80 well Us our ma
tive wheat. am among those, who believe All
all wise Providence has provided every section
oicoun,Iy with The kiuI o! plants, most congo
NAL 10 The climate. and il only remains Tor us TO
.eIcc, aud cultivate properly, 10 obtain the dil-
icrcn, kinds OF; seed TINT would be best Tor Us :;
sud here might observe, the greatest variety OF
vegetation have seen III any section "i c"uii-
Try through which have travelled, Is 4 portion
leading from Cambridge 10 the Island lord on
Sa!uda river, down Wilson's and Nincty-six
Greeks through that ion oi country wc have
seen the native wheat rye, oais and blue grass.
firmly believe ,l.c blue grass will grow, II pro-
perry managed, as lusuramIIy ninons us, rs /,
does in Kentucky. 4 YovNc PLANTER.
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done n the absence Of the District AtIor
ncy, land with the sci fconstiiutsd cour
without hearing word on the part oi any
counsel for The Territory. in opposition 'e
the moliou 10 bail.
Enquiry was made as 10 The appointment
aud commission of Lee, Que ol the Justices
Lee said that he had never been quallhed
as a Justice, nor had he acted as such. MOI
had he heretofore intended 20 IUdO. Thai
he did not know whether he had been ap-
pointed at The last session OF the Council
or not; thai he had been told that he had
been bur never had seen his commission.
The counsel Of Aston or some o: them
made sucl, representation Is was calcula-
ted to induce Ice to believe 10 That he had
been appointed al the las, session oil the
Council, and il was said that his coinmis-
Sion was supposed TO be in the Clerk $ oif'ce'
Lee therefore, took the oath, and proceed
ed To act as Justice.
We have been told on undoubled au.
t!!orily, that one Of these Justices had SAID
sorc lime ago. that he was not Justice
of the Peace, that his commission had ex-
pircd auL that he had not been e-aPpo'n,-
ed. Both of these knew that they had not
received anv new commission, that there
was none in the Clerks Office for rhem' or
in the Executive office, aud neither OF theni'
had qualified according to the acquisitions
orlaw, n,lh ,ras done for This special case
when Lee qualified as before stated
Brown The other justice never qualified al
all.
The conduct, OF the counsel IN this case
(Alessrs. ID. ). Walker, and Thompson N
ilarncri deserve the scvercst ccnsurr from
the Cour, TO which they belong. IL IS due
10 the community that it should DC brought
before the c0ur, for its solemn ACTON.
Comment OIL this whole proceeding IS
The facts speak for them
selves.
His honor, Judge Allen on satisfactory
proof bcin: made to him of the facts IN the
case issued warrant for the rc-npprehcn'
sion of the prisoner bailed. The warrant
states, that Brown and Lee "we'e not JUS
ticcs, aud had no authority to issue writ
Of Ilabcas Corpus. or any other legal pro-
cess" And that their acls were 'era'ui-
tous, wholly unauthorized and Illegal aud
,lla, the same arc nul! and void"
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From The Nuo Genssee Farmer.
Curr roR AlUHgIAS.

.Nsssrs. Editors.-l have seen several
inquiries respecting the murrIan III cattle,
aud heinz in possession Of recipe which
in nine cases out Of ten, has proved sue
cesslul in curing the same, herewith send
10 you, in hopes ,l,a, if you i've ii pu1ici-
Is, il nav he of some benefit 10 those who
are yearly losing many of their cattle.
RrcI"E.-Give l4oz. pcar.ash, dissolved
in = q,s. oil irou-w water, (lrom b!acksmith's
troush.) If not better III 5 hours. give !
an oz. more in at. water. The water
should bc warm. Give 10 drin!; but warm
water, for TWO days. Give warm mash 10
eat.
The person from whom got the recipe
has cured great many cattle in this vicin-
r,y, at one dollar per head, aud asked $40
iorthe recipe. | take this mode OF making
il as public as possible.
Yours truly.
THOMAS FORSYTH.
Chatham, Canada, April 10, 1911.
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Ernm iic Chnrics,or lMereurn.


A, a meeting of the Beaufort Agricullu-
raj Society, held this 18th day Of June
1911, the address Of The President OF the
State A Agricultural Society 10 the presiding
officers OF all the Agricultural Societies oil
the States, was read b. Albert Rheir, Esq.
|, was
Resolved, Tha, this Society have heard
read wi,h srca, interest, the address of the
President of the State Agricultural Society,
aud highly appreciate The importance OF
lis Suggestions md recommendations
On motion OF 4. Rhcu,
Resolved, That n Committee be ap-
poju,c,!, 10 whom the address of The Prcsl-
dent of The State Agricultural Society shall
bc referred, with instructions 10 rep9r, suit
able measures Tor The action OF the Society
thereon. at is next regular meeting.
It was further
Resolved. That this Society do give
notice through The Charleston Mercury,
that n, the next meeting of the LcgiSla-
lure Of this S,a,c, they shall apply for III.
corporation. ,
JOHN G. BARNWELL,
Secretary i. \. Society.
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,TyiScegIH0eOHS.
From the TaiaLassc FiOr.!ian.


GROSS OUTRAGE oS LAW ASD JUSTICE.
We have to detail one Of the srossest
ou,rarcs on !aw and jus'ico under color OF
lcoal proceedings, that VIC arc convinced
ever tool. place in the United States. Our
reader, arc acquainted with the fact that
some weeks since, Willis Aston was com-
mi,,cA 10 the Jail Of The County By Judge
Allen Of the Superior Court, on a charge ol
numbering Gen. Leigh Read in the streets
q, Tallahassee. II was taken for granted
,I,o, he would there remain, Unit! he had
his regular trial.
I, WIS ruinorcd ahou, last week. that he
was goins TO apply TO the two Justices Of
Peace 10 admit him 10 bail. !, WAS how
ever, scarcely thought possible ,ha, any
TWO ;u,,iccs Of The peace woald bail per
son committed by Il Judge Of the Superior
Court. Aad 50 in lnci it was, yet he was
admitted to bail, under cu!or Of law, in the
following mannc'.
An anplcarion 10 bill was first made 10
the jude Of The County Court. lie rc!u-
scd and resigned his Office.
Recourse was then had to The Justices
of the Pence, bul it seems there could not
he ro, ,wo Justices who would act in The
mater. Recourse was then had 10 two
pcr,ous who hadnnce been Justices Of the
Peace, hu, were no longer in Office, and TO
one Justice who really held commission.
These three persons met in the Office OF
onc che counsel Of Aston, and on an or.
p0rfr srarcmcn, made by his counsel. l!,cy
admitted him TO bnil, the Justice of The
pcocc who really held commission dis
scn,in. from the decision Of The Others
He WAS ovcrrulcd however, by the Two
nrc;ended Justices. All this was ,ransac
led richt in the face OF the Judge Of lhe
Superior Court here in the cily, ard by
u!.r,n s,s,on had lcen comn,il,cd-aat
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VI es E1sI q ~

n IFE PILLS, X PlftENlN BlTTERS.-
Il The perfectly safe. mncrIiGs. and Success
iul treatment, of almost every species oidI-casc
bV the us. of MGFFAT'S Si.lfEMEDlCiNES,
l. no !onsr- u matter %! doubt. u reference I"
tbe experience of many thousand patients VIII
satisfactorily prove During the rrcscn, month
alone, neariy ore hundred cases have roihc 10
In, know ledge %: Mr. Mu:iat. where the patient
has, 20 all appearance effected Il permanent
care by ,h. exclusive and JudIcious usr 0t the
Life MellicIncs-somc ri:ht or ten OF ihr.lr
had been considered beyond all hope hy ,Iicir
medical attendants. Such happy results arr -
source oi grca, pleasure to Mr. VI. aud nspirc
him w;lh uew coul:iencc t" recommend the
use of his medicines 10 lis !riluw.ciIi@rus.
The LIFE MEDICINES are a purry We
GETABI.E preparation. 'rhc. arc mud and
plrasant ln their operation. aud 4, the same
time thoTuugh-aciEg RAPIDLY upon tho score
lions or the systcuI-caTrying oil 81! ScruiunmI-
.,us huu,ors and 1sslm,lsiiu- w,iA and purify
mo the blood. For thu r"I-hn. III ac%TiSi;u'!
cases of Dyspepsia. Il" Lite Medicines w:!l
eiye rclic, III a shorter space al time thaa ANY
o,hcr prescription. In fcy"r.and-Nau". la
ilnm,na,ory Rhrumnti-n. Fcyrrs ofe,c'y d"s-
cr,pton. SICK Headache ilcar;!iHTu. DiE@inc,~
IN the Head Pam, ~ ,h" Ghost, Flat !cmry,
impaired appetite. aui IN cyc:s disease aT',ln.:
from an upuiiy 0i the blood. or 4 d!s0T"c.rd
stat. of the stomach !lr Use of these Medicines
has always proved 10 BE- beyond donh, Greatly
SUPERIOR to amv other mode oi Treatment.
An that Mr. Mollai asks of his patients i TO
be particular ~ tIh::I: tlrm strictly acrnrlw"
10 the directions. II i nui hV u newspaper ln'
ucc or b. any thing ,lrs, he hin-cil may say IN
their fayor. that hc hopes Ia gain credit. 1t i
alone by the results ola lar trial. l. the reader
an invalid, and does hc wish 10 know whether
the i.iln Medicines viii suit lriS owii ease II
so. lei him call ~ scGd TO Mr. MUliat aSc!I, III
,his place. aud procure copy of the Medical
Manual designed ~ Domestic Guide 10
Health. published rratui,ously. lie will there
find enumerated very MANY extraordinary cases
Of cure and perhaps som" exactly similar {"
Ii, own Mc,tar's Medical Office ia New York,
375 Broadway.
For sale by
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From Ike Fasners .llrocs.e.

CUT WoNAAsS. EEiChEE.
4 discovery took pace a few days ago,
tla, was entirely new 10 us. One ot oar
citizens observed thai much Of his corn
was Gu, OIL Immediately above the sround;
and in many instances the blades drawn
into small holes maA in the ground near
by. The appearance OF the mischief was
so like that of the c'fworrn, tha, hostiIi-
ties were Immediately commenced for the
purpose of destroying as many ofIhosc vile
inrruler5 as possible.by pursuing them i'll
to their retrea,s-drasSins them out by
violence. and cxecut;ng them in most
cruel manucr, without benefit ofclergy, or
even granting riIcm a hearins in their own
defence! But how grca, was the aston
i>!lncnt, when instead of the disgusting
aud savage curwor,n, was found the un-
suspected Cricket, that, like many other
animals with moro sagacily, who often
annoy the community, had hecn commit
ting dcp,edalions on che credit Of others.
The insec, is not the ordinary black or
brown cricket often secu in our fields; or
4, MI ,leSst ifit is.it hps GtIHg sHfaiieF
in Size, ana ash:colorcd.
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9S9;H:oetic aNeeesss.

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~, 49, ' $3.50 49,, -, ,...,,'
And crown, ant rcep'ie' 'n'Ssed 'a'r'
fToria';n'mS Loudly WHO lies 'acFe'
,
hcy oi NC 'r" ''s"' '''""' "''ose '""''
iia'" h''ca TIC wondering ""''''
Inc! 'o"' S'p"''''' "'''''''' Cal"
\ glorious anL i.i;:.nohau, ha"d,
.lmo,,s The srca. ones Q! the land.
BAT whcrc 7T" aey' '"' ha''e!e>' ue'u'
V 10 since u'e "'F'.l OF '''''e'
Their lI'' blood "rmc'otiS. : have shcd
,y where ,,c ,hcvr.-ro ,rophyw.ves
,borc ,.c;r uurcco,dcd rraycs.
A,,v.hrr, your moy,yr. ra.l:au, truth.
u.b, 80, II, ,,,r,;nr pyrc
r,,.,-r,, 3, go, Jl,,nn,;,r v.u,l,
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49,, :, -, -,
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Ask we the winds the rus!.ins bias,
Hath borne ,rm iar and wide:
Som. in the forests depth. arc cast,
M, ;rmoo, ,.,,;.. ,,;.,,, .r,,.n ns,,., GOOD
.rho,. ,.c... t,~,... riot, ;,do,Jr
Your tormhs, We wanderers, who rcposc
Meath Aires burning skv.
Rcjoisin. cen in litc's dear close
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Chatham. Canada.
TurnsY nr NlASuREs.

| VI .hAHlNf-S'
From the carlies, spcculaiious on the na-
,urc of manurcs, down 10 very recent
period, mauures have been divided into
Two classes, nulriiive and siimulativc, or
such rs furnish the direct food Of plants,
and such rs act Us stimulan,s or excite
plants to take up aud assirnla,c such kinds
Of food rs is presented TO them. la The
first class has been placed al! dccaycd veSe-
table matter, farm yard rnannres, animal
cxcrcmcuts. night soil, and such other
WaI!ets sts as heYaS BesH asFSsa Fap R1nis
yer,ed into vegetable matter. Ia The Sc
cond class il has been the custom To place
rvps,,m. lime. such salts as are found 10
produce favorable effect OH vegetation, as
The phospha,es uf lime in homes, and the
ni,ru,es existing in saltpetre, soda, "sc.-
| Recent discoveries, however, serve to Tci'-
der il probable, that tho whole system 5"
constructed of the acliun Of nauurcs must
undergo spnc essential notifications. u!
no, total reconstruction. It's now maui
lained with srea, plausibiiIy, THAT dung
itself acts mol by any power winch IL pos
scsscss, rs havin. formerly been part OF
living bodies, nnirnal or vegetable. but as
unirin. those chemical elements, some Of
mineral, which constitute the food olplau;s;
aud that compound Of these elements,
ar,ifcially brought together, would act
precisely in the same manner rs dung.
Thus the potash Confined III soil, or
applied 10 il in the form Of ashes, converts
The siIex in,o u si!icaic oil potash and III The
! form Of solution of that substance. acts
mos, decidedly IN promoting ;hc growth ui
] all the :rasscs, cora, wheat, aud indeed all
plants that contain sick in their stems or
in their grain. 10 make grain perfect,
| however. other substance than these re-
quircG TO create straw are necessary. ii Is
found by experience, that great growth
ol straw NAV he produced in wheat, while
the grain will be very imperfect aud inicrl-
or. Farm yard dung will make rs much
straw Us the farmer pIcascs, bu, there must
be- ull elements required To perfect the bcr.
rv, or straw will be all that he will .ain.
I Ammonia has bccn found To he one of the
host efficient of fertilizers; an,l rs this sub-
slaucc i, u compound ut nllracuanl liyd.
rpgeu aud rs The gluten oi whCar Is mainly
/ nitrogen. il WIS reasonably inferred ihri
ammonia, or such agents would furnish II
/ 10 plants, would aid Il wheat crop ma'cri-
ally. Here gypsum, burnt clay. and other
/ thugs hat absorb ammonia from the at
mosphcrc rapidly. are found TO produce Il
.uId effect, glylli3 more perfect grain
,han could have been expected without The
use Of such articles. Surh uhsorbcrs OF
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LEACnED ASHES As MiNuRE.-
Lcachcd or drawn ashes possess highly
beneficial effect, particularly when applied
10 lands deficient IN ca!cario US matters, as
lime or mari. They servc 10 improve the
pcrmaueul texture OF such soils. The ashes
from The soap boilers OF London yield 90
parts in leo Of cacarcous mailer. They
serve 10 free ligh, lands OF sofrc!, a"L q
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PROPOSALS.
For publishing By subscription, at Edgcfeld, c.
4 Scmi-Monihly AsricuItnra! Paper, cniI'!
The Plough Boy.

u. hsS u EVNSH2 A1Ss
HN presenting 10 the public Prospectus ol
an Agricultural Paper, the subscriber is IS eli
aware of the many OBJECTIONS which VA! be
started against il; such n often ir. he ,hr most
sansuiue, and generally terminate the ex,s'c nee
OF such periodicals. before their intrinsic value
is fully made to appear. Knowing all Tic M
convenienccs which must necessarily arise. III
bringing onta work of ,l.;s nature; bat. havin:
received assurances from number ol gentle
men. well skilled in the Science %: Agriculture.
of their assistance in his undertaking: hopes
10 be enabled to nurs. II t!lsoush rs infancy.
and by the aud oi our enlightened Ngriculi'irS,s.
he has but ii,e fear that will eventually reach
maturity.
That such work Is wanted, III this section
OF our country, none will Lcny. No Asricn!.
tural paper is NJ present published iniIis State
and those published at Il distance. are difficult
OF access. to most OF our Planters and Farmers.
on accom-, of the heavy charge OF postage, and
unceuain,y OF the mails.
TuE PLouuu BoY will be entirely devoted 10
Agriculture, and all cxer.iOuS sli i.a i'A.i.. g,
rive the bcst selections from other papers ana
10 obtain Original Communications from our
oIdes, Planters anG Farmers, on that SUBJECT
No pains will be spared 20 make II Il complete
Text Book for Southern Agricml,ursts.
WM. +. DUnSOE.
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Sec remarks by the President oi,hc Englis',
Agricultural Society
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