The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23
facts, Sun, fauties.


may act as a premium on immortality thus; a
man and woman, with fl49 year each, uglee-
ing TO live together without the ceremony OF
marriage, escape the tax; whereas if they mar
rv, they are Immediately down foru united in
come of E29s, and tax of 20 l6s. 6d@-Paa-
Times.
OLD Bachelors is said that ons-thrd of
the members of the last Legislature Of Arkan-
sas were old Bachelors. Think Of this enor-
nifty in a new State Arkansas Will never
pay her bonds whilst such condition of things
/ continues.
or Mrs Hunting, the heroic hostess ofan
inn in Delaware county, y. Y, protectedtw two
Isherif's officers at the risk of her life, by stand
ling at the top of the staircase for several hours
with knife in her hand, and threatening the
first "Indian," (or unti-renter) with death, who
opproached.
/ PASSING COMPLIMENTS brazen.faced bar
rster having failed IN all bis endeavors to con-
fuse young and handsome witness, at last said,
I"Aliss, upon my word you are very pretty"
The young lady very promptly replied 81 would
return the compliment, sir, if were not on my
OATH"
Death of the oldest man in Vermont. On the
2lst ult Mr.. Benjamin Bushe died at Greensbo-
, ro' at the extraordinary age of one hundred ana
!; fifteen gears, He was native OF Old swan
Izew, Mass. We have no account OF any person
in Vermont attaining beyond one hundred years
} of age.
ODert1ow of the HudsOn-The river has risen
on Quay street and in the Easements Of the stores
on the pier.
D1sHoNEsTY.---An individual of the city, yes
terday, charged notoriously dishonest and un-
trustworthy man with being a ''scoundrel and a
:, villain," to his face, when the demented crea-
f ture told him che must be green, if he had just
found that out" The name of this riII0in is
not John Smith, Bangor Kcchanic.
A Fyr,unotc fdH.-A poor Irish luborer in
} Dubuque District, Wisconsin, digging in search
, of lead on a small patch of ground which he
looking round found the sides covered with pure
lead, being the richest mine ever discovered
A GREAT EAR.--."I have great ear, a Won
> derful ear" said musician in conversation.
$50 has jackass," was the abrupt ejaculation
in reply.
l KEEN RrroRr.---"I am often found at he la
blcs Of The rich, said coXcomb TO poor ne gEl-
, Dor.
f So is a caJf's heud," was the answer.
An apothecary lately sent in bill 10 4 widow
lady, which ran thus; "To curing your husband
till he died!"
Coal TO CuINA.-The Bark Rio Grandc, now
living at Richmond, above the city, isabout TO be
Ln !llyp
TO Boston, and shipped direct to China. Alessrs
, D. Stafford g. Co., the projectors of this enter
prise, are also about to ship 200 tons Of coal to
China, via, New York.-Bic&"clrS Reporter.
A SuREwD IDEA lit has been observed that
some SPIDERS with an instructive sagacity, select
, as the greatest security from disturbance, the
lids of the charity boxes IN chuTchcs or the poe
ket books of editors!
; RHODE IsLAND-The Algerinc majority in
the General Assembly will be twenty-eight-
nine in the Senate, and nineteen in the House.
but it will not oppose the liberation Of Thomas
| w. Dorr. The Algernes know too we'll the will
l of the people to longer brave it. One more tri-
al would place them in Il minority and they are
{ very we'll aware Of it,
Fire in TIC Woods--We regret to learn that
, much damage has been done in tha counties OF
Tyler, Marshall and Ohio, by fire in the woods
within the last week or ten days. Many thou
; sand rails, and much cord wood have been de-
stroyed.-- Wheeling Argus
2 reverend and charitable divine, for the ben
eft of the country where he resided, caused q
| large causeway to be begun, and as he was one
4 day overlooking the work, certain nobleman
D came by; "WelI, DOCTOR" said he, "ior all your
great pains and charity, do not take this 10 be
= the Mghway to Hedrcn." avery true, my lord, >
t replied the doctor, "or if it had, l should hare
+ wondered TO hare seen your lordship here"
, In Massachusetts there are no less than one
hundred and twenty towns utterly destitute Of q
Igrog shop o what horrible state of things
t OF Business, says the Times, was never sc
brisk before in Philadelphia. The wharyes, the
streets, and the stores are full of business. Ev
cry man seems engaged in making money, and
a glorious prospect of prospcrityis now before
=, us.
PoLTIcs OF THE vINE.--"Jim, vot politics j:
? dat vine creeping all about dare2"
"Gosh Sambo, you ak scrimptous question!
) dis morning. Guess it may be dimycrat."
L emo"
"Vig, den?"
"Not dat, neider, Jim. 1t is neutral kast
you see it is on de fence, Yah! yah! yah! 60
you dis dis time, Snowball,'
A clerk, in one of the large houses in Phila
delphia, has proved defIulter to the amour
Of $4,000. His name is not given on account 0
his rcsrectabiity."
Gurasha's powder mill near Wilmington, Del
aware, blew up on Thursday last, causing tn,
death of one, and njuring several other per
sons.