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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19
N. COLBY.

az N'"icuLruRAL MAxIMs. Judge Beatty of
v"'cNy delivered an able agricultural address last
r -" 4" MASON County ofthat State In the course
ruu'esS' he said that for the prosperity of the
',u'" interest 1t was necessary
d,., iU'pnoVa'c the soil deterioated by IMPROVE
dent cultivation.
ar,,. uo"'e home market for agricultural pro-
' winch cannot be injurously affected, by the
' U regulations of foreign nations.
~. -V'OSer and encourage foreign marke, FOR
surplus oil agricultural products, and the products
~. '1 manufacturing and mechanical industry. rs far
and uone by fair and equal treaty s,pulations
,1n commercial regulations, founded upon reciproca
''''n'ageS and benefits.
and 1"''n every convenient facility for cheap
n,. '''us transportation for agricultural products
on VIC places where they are required for consumn.
Won or expectation. 'p-
49,. 40 establish perfect and we'll regpr,,ed mr.
\, ,E.' " equal value throughout the whole Union
r,,i,i, '''' means of promoting commerce. and ,or
duets 4's the sale and exchange of agricultural nro.
cultural ~ establish a'we regulated system of arri.
geb., ,r"oOs in which practical agriculture. TO-.
be '"e sciences connected with that art, shall
pIe,s s" DIS 10 confer upon the students COM
agricultural education.
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LARGE YEA 1.-The Rov.Alva Nash, of Chester,
Geauga Co, Ohio, few days since, killed calf six
months and hnlf old. which Meighed 100 lhs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-15
pieasamt Elils Academy.

HacASssEaG AAhls g,
BNHE Trustees Of tho Pleasant Hi!
4. School respectfully inform the pub
lie thu, they have engaged the services OF
Mr. d. WHITE and Mrs. S. DusroS. for
the present year. MIR. White takes charge
OF the Male, aud Mrs. Duuton OF the Fc'
male Department.
The School House is situated between
The Edsctield aud Martiu;own Roads,
about three quarters OF a mile from Dun
louisville.
The School is now in operation. and
willcon,inue until tho 18th December next
The long experience ofM' White, and
The known accomplishments of Mrs. Dun
on. warran, us in believing that those
who may favor them with their patronage
wil! be well pleased with the moral and
mental proficiency OF their children. Tht
situation is pleasant, and the neIshhorhood
healthy. Boarding in good houses may
be had on reasonable terms.
TERMS or TUITION
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Eascaell Court House, SC, Mareh 40, sac

presume ihat the entire amount now IN CIR
c~u!a,ion viii be absorbed in The course o
q few weeks.
Brig. Con. Soacrvell has communica
ted Il long repor; to the Hon. g. w. Hill
Secretary Of War and Marine. containing
n full history Of The Rio Grande campaign
IN this report Gen. Somervell has not al
tempted in tho least to censure Col. Fishes
and the troops under his command for re-
mainins on the Rio Grondc and p,,ceed-
ins 10 aIier. after the balance OFF, army
had couulermarchcd. The Hon onian,
in noticing The report. remarks:
''lf We have hcen correctly informed,
when The order to take up the iiuc OF march
for The Junction Of Ihs Rio Fria and Nue.
ccs' was issued. at least ouc-half ol 'hc
troops under the command Of Col. Fisher
were without shoes nai without horses,
and but few had comfortable clothing.
Under these circumstances, an attempt 10
reiurnso Texas would have been attended
with The loss o! a great many lives. Col.
Fisher therefore deemed 1t advisable to
proceed down The rivor, for the purpose nI
procuring horses anl provisions for his
men. This course Gen. Scmcrvril. IL not
directly. indirectly sanctioned. N"'hins
is said in The report, about insubo:dina'ion
or disobctlience Of orders. ~ far "a these
men are concerned. Whcu The order was
issued il was moi INTENDED Ia extend TO Col.
Fishers company, F1r Gen. s"nerveli
knew lha, they were 10, in n condition TO
aud tina, il they attempted II many
would he sacrificed. Upon 't;c with
Of Gen. Somc!vcl! from the army
the command Lcvolvci upon Coz. Fisher,
WHO continued Ia acl under the orders OF
The government"
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w. F. DURIsoE. PROPRIETOR.
TERMS.

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No aubscrip,ion received for less than OK
scer, and no paper discontinued until ai arreaE'
ares arc paid, except at the option OF the Pub
Usher.
AN subscriptions will be continued unless
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Any person procuring five Subscribers and
hccoming responsible tor the same, shall receive
the sixth copy gratis.
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inscrtoa, and 43i cents sios each continuance
Those published Monthly, or quarterly viii be
charged 81 per square for each insertion, Nd
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,;ons marked on them, will be continued unit,
ordered our. and charged accordingly.
g All Job work done FOR persous living Al =
dtsance, must be paid Tor at ti,e time the wor!
is done, or the payment secured in the village
All communications addressed 10 The Editor,
post paid, will be promptly and strictly attend
eds;pL rssg
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New ORLEANS, Feb. 2G.

Late from 7erns.-Ycs,erluy morning
the steam packet Neptune, Capt. Rollins,
arrived from Galveston, bringing dates 10
the 2ad inst. The news is unimpor;nur.
The waters OF the Colorado and Brazos
rivers had fallen greatly. ami wcre within
their hanks. The damage said to have
been done by .he f~restcts is no, 50 great as
was represented.
The most melancholy result of,hc fresh
CT was the loss Of human lilo. In ad,ii.
lion To The four unfortunate men mention.
cd in our laslsynopsis ofTcxas news. who
lost their lives in attempting to drive their
cal,io from the low lands, the bodies o!
three white men aud five negroes have
been seen floating down the Brazos river.
So many lives have not been lost during
any freshet in this river within The rccol.
lection If the oldest settlers.
The nc,, ven for the year. ending
the 3lst january, lS43. arising from ex.
ports, imports, &C., at the port of Calves
ion, amounts 10 Sl03. 5Sl So.
The whole amoun uf Exchequer bills
issued by the government from January,
1872, TO January l7lh. 1913, is Sl35.SS0,
of which S76.G00 have been paid into the
Treasury. From the reports Of tho sever.
al Collectors. it appears that the amoun,
now in circulation canno, exceed $50, 900.
As goods ure constantly arriving from Eu-
rope aud from northern ports, it is fair 10
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OGLgAHs. Feb. IS.

-.# AEaVA
Late ffsal Campeaehy,-By tho bris
Fercs5 Capt. OlmsreL, which arrived
yesIcrdassi - gsir days fmm Sisal. VIC have
received lao adyices from the seat Of war,
To Capt.. SRliih, ofllie schooner Freeland;
ard ,anoiiisx gentleman who came mes
senger ii. tis Forest, we are indebted fui
Merida pafsSrs 10 the l5th.
From tnsficial note addressed To the
Secretary OF Nar, by Lopez dc LIergo:
We learn thai iao Mexicans had evacuated
,heir pqsilioa at China, leaving in their
retreat dlil n,en in tho l,acicnin OF Chai.
vac. The ~pcanianesc had set fire 10
The village sBi hurried The church and q
number OF i Aiiaingss a
The .repns heretofore current. that The
Mexicaus. hed been repulsed from the
Ernincnria ~ Imagine was u%nfounled. as
the MefiIa Ea.ciin. of,hc 18th and 18th
inst. speaks The firing npoHsihe city be-
ing yet kept ap though with little effect.
The !ossaf Mcyicans at the sort;e uppu
China IS cnSi anee asaalsa The death Q!
sianl And .a.lass tses rs s Il.s
the hesieserso their barracks after having
driven in ihcif oufpos,s and advanced
guards with great slaughter. The loss Of
The Caa,pecbanos on that day was very
cunsiderablc-of their artillery company
but three men. a corporal! and sergeant
escaped.
We learn verbally, that several promi.
nrnt men IN Campcachy had becu killed
by the ~populacc in consequence Of trea-
sonnble designs. The discovery Of this
plot had produced much. coniusion.-Bec.
The Red Rircr Fresi,t. -Througl, the
polilencss of,hc clerk Of the Cote ~Juvru,c.
we Yesterday received Il copy Of the Nat.
cai,oches Herald. Of the 18th, from which
VIC cxrruc, The following /: ut is said that
J~onesboroush is under water. and some
other towns in its vicinity. We doubt, as
Junesboroush is situated on u very high
cminence. Tie ate however. NJ For,
| Towson, hrs risen eighteen feel higher
| Than ever benre known. The hril,iin,s
at The lauditS have bern NIL swept away.
4 sreat punion of Fanniu county. Texas,
i, under wafer. We learn from ibis coun-
" :hal no less than fifty lives arc known,
even now, 10 have been last.
Amid the general distress. Capt. Books
Of the s%tcarnbuai l!un'rr. proceeded Ia
ILL creek aud rendered TIC sufferers every
,ossible succnsr in his puwcr-going from
place 10 place. picking up The survivors
from the tops of The houses aud trees {:
thus rescuing from II wu.rry grave somt'
seventy five m u hundred persons. Same
we're necessarily left 10 perish in The cane
aud timber. n, there was no possible way
of rcaciiiu: them; their cries often Ucin.
heard above The noise Of the elerncni. Six
families Of I%miinns, II mile, this side nj
Joneshoronsh. IRE r"pnrtc': lost, and Col.
Milan. OF Ky, with a lady. his niece, and
II Mr.. Mciieuney. perished.'-Cres. City.
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II u he EIGN.
E.,race Of an Official Letter from South
L1aA. Nov. s. 1912.

4 SAA4S - Oh .H
isi5s LIMA. Nov. s, 1912.
.HOa ihr 17ih Of las, month an engage.
menI took place AT Agna Snnta. about l4O
miles fiaal Lima. between The armies
commended by Generals Vidac and Tor.
rico, In which the la,ier was defeated aud
bis whoie force dispersed or cap; nred.
Yeryfew we're killed-not more tiinn City,
probable. There were about seven thou
sand troops present, Of which upwards Of
four thousand were OH the sido Of Torrico;
who lost ilss battle by his " ~cowardicc,
for be wasshe first to fly from the field.
aud fled whist :he chances were decided
ly in his favor. DC rode in great haste to
CaIlao-want-on hoard a French corvette
and he andhis ministers, and Gen. San
Roman end sumo Others, have gouc to
Chill. sis
..Vidars believing alsn that he hail los,
the day, ,asa In the opposite direction rum
Tnrrico. NOR a,oppiu. am;il he had gone
forty or lily miles. AMI vas wi'h difficult
~ uvcrtaksS aud persuaded rha, The VIC
tory was ljs 50 thar bo,.. the conmapd-
crs were .rsanias away AT the same :iinc.
-!lidiisoEipa.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-15

Nnemonlcs.-Thc following paragraph
concerning tho most remarkable exhibit
rioas Of memory, by Professor Gouraud.
now in this city. is from the Commercial
Advertiser Of Thursday. Prof. e., who
avowsr thar this Is sowing. moi 10 any extra
ordinary power of his own. but To tho
practice of Il sysiem Of Mnrmnnics. which
may be learned by all. will give further
examples Of its extent this evening al the
American luslilwc.-N. Y. Tribune.
The system Of aniticial memory, inycn
ted Us Mr.. Gauvaud. aud partially exhihi
ted hy him in lis results at the close of his
evening lectures on the I'innctnrium.
is not only exceedingly curious. hut rich
in promise Of most valuable Consequences;
r.. rs Dir. Gouraud alleges, ho eau teach
others how 10 acquire the snmc extraor-
binary power that he possesses of charg-
ing the memory with unlimited details OF
facts, dates, calculations. name. furmulae.
&c. His own exploits IN This line are per-
fcctly astonishing F.; matters OF tho mos,
complex aud heterogeneous character he
pours forth with surprising facility and ac-
curacy aud it really does seom that his
system is adequate To the retention Of any
thing and every thing which it may DO
desirable To remember. He proposes
soon to give a course ofleciures speci6cal-
" on this subject.in which the plan win DO
fully developed; and he pledges himself
that any person, Of ordinary intelligence.
shall be enabled speedily to accomplish,
wonders Of recollection greater even than
any OF those he has yet exhibited. Az a
,est.of his methods unlailing power. he
says hat no will distribute among his au-
dience fifty slips Of paper. on which shall
DO written, by fifty different persons,
whatever they choose TO pu, down-scraps
Of metro, rows Of figures. uncouih names.
dates Of events. &c.-and that after only
twice reading. he will repeat all those
fifty thugs, backward o. forward. without.
a single error or omission. This seems
hard 10 believe bu, we do not know how
TO disbelicve it after seeing what Mr..
Gouraud has done and does nightly before
his audience.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-15

Suieidr.-The New Orleans Picayunc
of The l6rh instant says:-h deep and
painful excitement was awakened among
our citizens yesterday upon learning that
Mr.. L.ayergne, President Of the Cousolid-
a,ed Bank. had, in ihe curse of the
morning. committed suicide in The grave
ward nn the opposite side Of the river.
lie survived but a few hours the wound
by which his sclf-desiruciion was effected.
II We have heard arish, on the subject
the deceased gentleman left behind him q
Observation-Disclosures 81 ire !p'ssrif.s which
iuducei him thus 10 riu himself oil iilc.
This letter anticipates that his motives
will be ,niscons,rued. hui positively denies
thar any misconduct Of his own had led him
thus. 10 sacrifice himself. nor il il believed
by our ~ci,izcns Ihol :uch was the case.
The Diseased had exercised almost abso-
luIe control in the management OF Tho
Bank pver which he presided, and pied
ccd Us H.. had been to Tic Stockholders
and the public In cndeavoring to bring
about lis resumption, he found the cares
and responsibilities of his position 100
overwhelming for him and sought 10 cs-
cape from !Ilcm in death inflicted by his
OWN hand.
81. Lavergne was a gentleman Of grea,
amen:ty and elegance of manners. Of dis
rinsui,hcd connections, AMI in addi in To
the advantages Of his elevated social posi-
lion, be possessed The unqualified conf.
rIcncc aud esteem of our business curnmu-
nifty.
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Executors .NH6ce.

a LII persons indebted 10 ~lfes,a,c Of VIM.
IA. J.. Glover. decd. eifr by Note or
Book Account. are requested come forward
AMI settle with Captain G. lIiHD, with whom
the Notes and Accounts are tposi;ed for col.
lection. Aslon-er ndnlgcnd:annot he given.
those wishing 10 savc cos, VI do well 10 avail
themselves of this opportnE. as the Notes
ard accounts will be put the hands of an
officer lnr collection. wilht respect to per-
sons. Those having demsls against the said
cstr,n are requested to hsl them in. legally
a!tcslei.
CHARLES J. GBvER, EreeI,nr.
Dec. 81 iS II
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one OF the most inlre pid Of french and
faithful Of men. He Was upon a ladder,
reared against a shed. with TWO or three
others, aud was hurled 10 tho ground. 70.
ceiving a severe conclusion Of lis brain
and other injuries. How many in all were
here hurt, more or less, we are Eot able %
say,-but had The explosion taken place
five minutes soone their Number must
| have been len.f0ld. On the north side
several persons were hurt. one or twn be-
ing knocked into ,he canal. Pr%ovidential-
~ the dense. sitting smoke had packed
down 30 heavy here but n few minutes be-
fore, az 10 drive most Of the ~bysranders
away, else the destruction cF lilo must
have been still more dcplorable. We sam
up our h%earrending account, from the best
Information we can gather. thus:
KiNed.-Hcnry S. Edmouds pork mer-
chant;
Joseph Bonsali, late President Of the
Whi,e-wa Canal Co;
no. Merrill. painter;
i'll. Chamberlain, Foreman, Hook and
Ladder Co..
Caleb Taylor, of Tho firm Of Woodruff,
s. Co.;
DIR. n German;
Two Germans, names unknown.
Wounded.-Ilcnry T'rop. pork inspec.
Tor badly Thos. &. ShR1er. do. John
Blackemorr. do. George Shi!lcio. legs
broken Warren Finch, slightly injured;
Henry Alvord, do. do. VIM. II. Goodloc,
do. a. Opcnheimer, slightly VIM. Grip
pen, dn.
A sou Of Mr.. John Rice, painter, was
seriously injured, and by some reported
After 20 terrible all array rs This, tic
umouu, Of property lost, sinks into insig-
il is large, but how large. or
whether covered By insurance. we cannot
say.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-15
State of South Carollm.
ABBETILLE DISTRICT
IN EQUITY.
Wiiiia,n Wilson,,
/, BiHfor PaaiOn.

rs. BiNtor PdtiOn.
Elizabeth Todd, s. others.
1T appearing TO my satisfaction lhat
Il Caroline Grissley. Whitfield Bozo'on and
Emelinc his wife. Tolivcr Towlcs AL Sarah
Ann his wife. Albert Robertson, Nnnnrins
WALTON Il Charlotte his wife. Ande'on Shines
and Cornclia his wife. Mary. n dnugtcr OF Ma.
~ Brown, deceased, who has Ilcrmarried
with some one unknown. Leroy Eown, and
Daniel Gen, and Nancy his wife defendants,
named in the said bill. are. and rode without,
The limits OF this state: Ordered, nj the said
defendants respectively. do appe. plead Hn-
swcr or dcmur. to The said bill. Si,hin three
months from this date, or dccrec,ro coafessu,
will he rendered against them.
II. a. JONESc. +. a /.
! Commissioner Otire.
| AbbcviIlc. Feb. Is. 1885. I'm 4
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TIE u. S. DISTRICT COURT,
DlsrRIcr OF SoUTm CAROLINA.
nv NgpIpTrv


NTTHEREAS, Daniel lloyl, Mechanic.
w formerly Of New York. now OF All
bcrillc District, Stale Of S. Cal"linn. hath
fled n petition. praying tina, he may be dc.
clarcd n Bankrupt. pursuant to The Act oil
Congress Of the U. States, made. and now
in force, concerning Bankrupts. and that he
may nave The benefit Of the said Act; this
is to give notice Of the said Petition, and
tha, a hearing thereof will he had before
the Honorable Robert i. Gilchrist, Judge
ne The said Court, al n Cour, to DO holden
at the Federal Court House, in Charles
ton, on Monday the twentieth dry OF
March nrx, 1t lls'clock. a. NJ, al which
! place aud time MI persons interested may
appcaranish rw causc.if any they haze,
| why the prayer OF ihc srid Petitioner
should no, be granted.
Charleston, 23rd dny of February, 1913.
II. y. GRAY, Clerk.
! March | ii
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Reading. Writing and .,rihma,ic. 50 on
English Grammar aud Gcos;aphy. 4 w
Plain Trigonomc,ry and Practical
Surveying, on The late AMI high
ly approved system of John
Gumcre, D DC
Rev. d. ID. BRUNSON,
WM. BRUNSON. Esq. rrr,s,cos
JOEL ROPER, Sen,
JOHN HILL,
January 5 10t 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-03
The most highly approved Medi

cine noio in general use for CouQLs, Colds and
all diseases ~ the Lungs.
TIME VEGETABLE PULmoSARy BALsAM 10 believe
Il he the most popular medicine known in AmsfsI
for Coughs, Colds, Asthsma or Phhisc, Consuu pia
WhoopiDg Cough md pulmonary affections OF every t.
Erff acts from Certificates.
DR. Samuel Merrill of Concord, N II. writes chat h. !
satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam IL v,iOS,
medicine, having boon used with complete can
which had previously resisted the most approved ps'eP
tons.
Dr. Truman Abel Of Lempster II writes tha, he ecr
IDENTIFY recomme its al complaints Of the obe
equal il superior to any medicine within his kno~
DR. Amoty Hunting OF Franklin, Mass W ties, that ,Os
having rbed the usual remedies without relief
having consulted with several eminent scian In
found the Vegetable Pulmonary Bassm 10 have the d,
effect, and recommends safe convenient and tfts
cious medicine.
Dr. Thomas Brown Of Concurd,N. n. writes, ths,,o h
knowledge il has disapponted the reasonable tIee
taiions Of those who have used il.
The pnbc particularly cautioned sgaint the MAJ
counterfeits limitations, which have partially or wse
assumed the name Of the genuine article.
Gr BE assured that il 10 genuine unless or bI
Of the signatures Of SAMPSON REID or VIZ joss Car
Ler are found attached 10 the yellow label blue en
vclope IAN labels OF and after the date OF Dec 1889 VII
hav the written signature Of WIN yon'n Cutler Prepare
by REED, WING e. CUTLER, tate Low Rrec
Wholesale Druggists. 81 Chatham street. Boston and GOD
by JAS. GREEN L. CO, Worcester, and by Drsqga'
Apothecar'ss. and County Merchants generally ~"
so cents Do4V
For sale by Daliels & Bell, Rutland.
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Of s3looo. Ard that the orsiur bad been obliged
10 pay snd had paid The whole amour, Of sad note
cot $1,000 10 .aid Munro and Hopson, together with
large suopni oi interest on the same. which hso
nstcf bsen repaid 10 The orator by SAID Warner not
by any other per-on. Praying that this Court
would decree that " The said defendants fail 10 pay
% the orator the ssid sum OF money so by him paid
a. Aforesaid 30 said Munro and Hopson, io he Ten
eft q tie said Warner Brown, that ihey may tc for
lotcclosed from all hight 10 redeem said mort
fsgeo premises, and thai The orator may have his
cost.
lie usual process ofsubpoena beiog granted and
u appearing that the said Lucy Pfst resides out Of
this STATE 80 that subpoena osnno, be served mp
her, 1T - ordered by the couri that order stat
ing the substance OF ssid Bill be published in the
Rutland Herald. printed at Rutland, three weeks
sUcoessVel, the last OF which shall be at least 90
DAYS pre,i"us 10 the o this court, and that
sad LuCy lie required to sppeat al a term q THIS
court 10 tie holden o, Roland IN and for the county
OF Rutland on the second Tuesday OF September,
4. ID isl3. and make answer 10 the orators said
Bill. aid day thereof was given &C.
r. W. HOPKINS, Clerk.
VIZ. c. KrTRrD0E, Solicitor. 30-3a
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w + the subscribers being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the district Of Farhaven,
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons sgainst the es.
tate of
Samuel Andre,os, late Of Fanhapen
in said district deceased, represented insovent and
also al claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from the Cd day Of June
last being allowed by said court for that purpose,
do therefore hereby give notice that we will
tend to the business Of said appointment at the
dwelling house Of Cyrus Andrews, in Fairhaven
on the first Wednesdays OF September and Octo-
Der next, from o'clock until five o'clock p. m.
on each of said days.
BARsABAs ELLIS, SAMUEL WooD, Com'rs.
Fairhaven, July IL, lS43. 1881