The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-12-04

APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIDENT-James J..
Wright, of Ohio, TO be Consul of The United
States Tor the port SAINT Iago de Cuba, in the
place of Michael Mahon, deceased.
SUDDEN DEATH.--The Trenton Sheet Anchor
announces the sudden and unexpected dicease of
Col. Kline, of Trenton, President of the Manu-
%facturers' and Mechanics Bank. He was seized
on Friday, about noon, with an aeeplectic fit,
while reading a newspaper, in the Indian Queen
Hotel, and expired in a few minutes.
REMARKABLE FEcUNDITY.--It is said by "the
papers" that a young wife at towel, Mass, has
presented her husband with FIVE children in e.
leven months! An editor asks, "who can boat
that2" lie might ask, who would wish 10 beat
lit?
DEATH IN THE PULP1r.-The Rev. Wilson
Conner, a Baptist minister in Georgia, fell dead
in the pulpit, on the fifth Sabbath in June last,
after preaching from these words" Verify, veri-
y | say INTO you, the hour is coming, and now
is, when the dead shallhea the voice OF the Son
of God, and they that hear shall live"
In THE MARIETTA fine bust of Henry Clay,
executed by Greenough for the Hon. J. NJ.
White, at a cost of 81 100, was last week up for
public rattle, in New Orleans, at $40 a chance!
SINGULAR AFFA1R.--At Massat, in France, on
the goth ult., two females, mother and daughter,
were each delivered of a male child within two
minutes of each other. The babies were put in
10 one cradle whilst the mothers were attended
TO, and the result was an impossibility TO distln-
gush which was the uncle and which the me-
phow.
LAMARTINE, the French author, has concluded
a contract with a Partisan publisher, by which he
GAS disposed Of the copy right of his collected
works for the sum of 100000 francs. Among
them are eight volumes hitherto unpublished,
consisting of the "History of the Girondists''
and the tragedy of "T'ou8sant TOuyerture." -
An EXTENSIVE ORcHARD.--Mr. Pell, of Ulster
county, n. Y, has an orchard of twenty thou
sand trees, bearing tho Newton pippin.
TuANKsGIv1NG.--Governo Barry has appoin-
ted the 28th ultimo, as day of Thanksgiving
and Praise in Michigan.
Gov. BoUcK has issued an official proclana-
ton, recommending Thursday, tho 18th instant,
to be observed throughout The State Of N. York
as a day of public Prayer, Praise and Thanksgiv-
ing.
JACK DowylNG says: There is nothing that
greaaes the wheels Of business Ike newspaper
advertising. Bears lie amt . touch to it."
INTERFERING DIacoyERY.--The theatre of the
sncicnt city Of Parma has been discovered al a
considerable depth in the earth, and in a re-
markable state of preservation. The govern
ment has ordered researches 10 be made, and
has purchased several houses which stand in the
way of TIE operation.
WHITE Housr.--Amohg other consequences
sc tba oIor.;o, IT Nj. Dill - = ,,;J .IIl ~
locate in the White House at Washington tho
handsomest and perhaps the most accomplished
lady that ever presided in its stately halls. Mrs.
?. has for some years been remarkable not only
for personal beauty, but for that greater charm,
graceful manners and a highly cultivated mind.
CILLEY's TowN.---In Thomastown, Maine, the
home Of the lamented Cillcy, where Robinson
received 432 votes, Clay has but 2S5! An. en-
phatic expression Of opinion by the wing citi-
zens Of that town in relation 10 Mr.. CLAWS Grim
inal connection with the death Of their represen-
~tative.
A man without legs was carried to the polls
here, or in New York, lately. The N. Orleans
Picayune says he was not a legal voter. Why?
Because he was not a romancer. Because he
had no leg ends to cXhibit.-PhH. Gdsete.
FoRcIvESEss.---A deaf and dlmb person be-
ing asked " What is forgivencss?" took a pencil
and wrote a reply, containing a volume Of the
most exquisite and deep truth, in these words:
" Ii is the odor which ilowers yield when tram
pied upon"
/ The Liberty party of Pittsburgh have nomina-
ted David G;lIeiand, Esq, as their candidate for
the Mayoralty of that city.
The Coon COME DowN.--"-h your
name Polk?" "Yes.n James Polk?" "Yes.e
I"James x. Polk?" eyes" "Jamos X. Polk OF
Tenncssee?" eyes" "Prosident of the Uni
ted States eiect2" "Yes."--"WeI, then, III
come down, | am a gone COON"
PRErrY GooD.---An Irish travelling merchant,
, alias a pedler, asked an ~itinerant poulterer the
price of a pair of fowls.
e "Six s%hillings, sir"
ain my dear country, my darling, you might
buy them for sixpence apace."
, "Why don't you remain in your own dear
country, iheu?"
IA Pat.
LIBEL suIr.--The case Of the Commonwealth
q vs.. ]. Heron Foster, for an alleged libel on
Judge Grier, was decided in tho Quarter SEES
G sions at Pittsburgh, on Saturday. The jury re-
turned q verdict Of guilty.
PAPER M1LLs.--Therc arc ut this lime upwards
Of six hundred paper mills in tho United States
lin full operation, witha capital Of sixteen million
dollars, and giving maintenance to upwards Of
sixty thousand persons.
! An IIoNRsT GOVERNOR Governor Ford, Of.
Illinois, has written an interesting letter uponihe
{ subject Of the Illinois State debt, in which 1a.