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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
RICHARDSON 4 co.

81, Main ST.,
A RE receiving their supply OF SPRING DRY
tAHooDs, which will easbvaee . larxs 49,
varied a.sortneLt OF the newest xsyIos Nv ~
inc latest tmportations via New Yerk. e.
ENGL'sufRENCH AND GERsAR MANUFACTURES
ana I'll the usual quality and Domestic p.ls 49,
are prepared TO exhibit stock Of entirely new osn az
which they Offer foe sale termA nsIa,,s
'ok whitening ami preserving ~ teeth The PEAkI DENTR
fhCh prepared by the -bseuser most poouir ,oosh
powder which has beea notice Of tbs public I,
seu oy hnd - Of persons IN this city gives general .fs
u". fhe greatest care USED in eo.sHu
nothing which can in the slightest dryree iruve teeth ~
pleasant and agreeable aud impas mouth dsskfal
freshness.
" fsr sAls wholesale and ,eiaf BY propse,ors
ALEX DUvu. co,
no. "a iS7 Maia Street.
lIORrU RICO sUGARs-ls hbds ptims y n s...,. ....
for sale by lmh sIl DUNLne MONCURE q 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
By Davenport a. Alien.

On TUESDAY MORNING, April 5th at half past o'eloek will
be sold At our Auction Rooms OF Dry ol su,sd
ssas - ~ @N
TERMs-tnder $780, sIeo and over month. er.d,
fot approved paper
mh 30 D,yFSPopT 4 .rrpu -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
THOMAS = csARLns Ellie.


HESRY T. BROOKE & JOHN n. TUcKER
HANE associated themselves in Tia ur.~s;<,
Of the Law. and Will Attend the superoS a.a Infer c..<.
OF - cay OF Richmond and the H<ur,eo H..~,r -
Louisa.
W Once on Govepors s,r-rtwhss osA<s ef,Asu
viii always b. found during We hour Of IL d.v
Richmond. March VI, ls4x-d
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

Nen Grocery and Commission Store.
IINHE subscribers have associated Themselves
together undo, ihe srn 6wATuMEY 4 LYME for the
tapose Of conducting the GROCERY and COMMISSION bus
-haSe opened their No Main street doors
ABOVE the oli Market and have hand assortment Of
FAMILY GRocHRES which they Disposed sell very low for
CfSH and respectfully ash their friends public generally
TO give them call before purchasing elsewhere.
They VII all all Kinds OF pfoduecIIre out est
Money &c at the usual and an, bsite entrusted 10
their care viii be fsihaiy .nd promptly atiendedio
ROBr. T GwATHMEY
, Rob LYME
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
JOIINsTON'S MEDICAL EMpoRluM.

pkVSs' NthicNrs PAINTS, os, byT stUyFs ,aN.y s,ous
N,,Nr
- STRING SUPPLY
I'tk subscriber - now IN receipt Of a LARGE
agi Meh ".sied so,s o. Drugs Medicines PAINT. %.
pe Sua- tany AHcs Se Ttou tI No,,h,
s eoiP''he eveU af'ee IN he line being bous on
w 's 'e'h% b. prepared Couptry Ntehan
sol peslef- Inducements rhch cannot fsH 10 uk.s.
We ~queH the sushton fPLys,c ans al ofhes. an .,, IN
,Nsh-se a..neni Of hiicns Cte-ts Mohcst sane me-
l'l Instruments ~ tho fusi approved pausen. AMI
W.. 80 Ao " hs stoes % Medic ines w.e nave hen
ush """ W. mfofter. under personal nspee,ou AMI bh
~ 'h yohehty recommend the best hat ga b. pocs ~
's s"a"y fhy'eiau' Merchants ag ashe,. ,.ss. ~
WI "l an tvtnaSr % sefy th,ns m ~, hoe o.
'"e 'r'' G's''y and On ys'4 rs-~aaSs Ie,la.
PEYrON JOHNSTON
. Apotbecafy n Doiss,s,
il No ms Mas saSst
MORE sCHopI. cooks.
w. RANDQLPH q co, have received
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FUR NEW YORK.
fA The line scLr. NASSAU, Capt Chester having Ian
NIX portion Of her cargo engaged will meet vith IN,
patch for balance Of passage having ,up-r, .eesr
nodauons apply TO master board harf or :,
NH ~ JAMES PfsuRRB SOpa
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,ENfLEnENs Can san cts ao<ss ..a s-.s>.- = -
oHa msse eqtal IN ss,y t~sssss ~ s.y ..sAs
'0f save ~ The pa" % dan, ~ x WHrfn = 60.
mh" No m~zk~s 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c. 80
~THE subscribers are receiving their
NJ - sPrins supply Of DRUGS AEDEINEs PA,.1a
oLN pt SUM- WISDOM CLAss, ke, which kavy
- been lad IN on 'he mos: favouatr erms aad sm b
ofrI,d 4 small advance.
,ony htehANIs s- 'ssp<e,faIy solicited and
stock AMI piiexs
EDWARD o'RAIIIs q co..
AIS 4. Adie 4 Co Q saDA
No q Ma.
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FISHING TACKLE
NAVE hand aperiof s.-ouu. a. ~ an LA. Al rs
'ns Pos tiNEs fpass Lsnsst vssiss I-~es. Kssv 80
othrf fi-h Hoots, &C. sc mh9s Tpoe 4 vrrs
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13
An Italian Colony.

We understand that a scheme is on foot for
bringing an association of Italians from their ma
tive country, TO settle in the newborn State of
Texas. They are men Of liberal political prin-
ciples, who wish to breathe the air of free
country, to enjoy her blessings, and to advance
her interests Most of them have capitals of
from 1000 to $4,000. They will bring their
families with them, and introduce into their new
homes tho arts of Italy, the cultivation of the OIL
i've, and the manufacture of wine and of oil, and,
iffound sufficiently profitable, the raising Of the
silkworm and the manufacture Of silk The
scheme is not yet matured, and the arrange
ments are not reduced to detail. But an Amer.
ican Of an energetic character and of liberal
mind 10 concerned in the plan, and wo wish him
the most ample success in its accomplishment.
One of the most distinguished Statesmen il
our country predicted in Richmond, in Marcel
last that, if Texas we're annexed TO the United
States, there would be at least 10000 emigranti
to that country in the course of the first year.
We did not think bis estimate extrayagnnt at th'
time; but since we have become better acquaint
ed with her resources, (and every day will de
velope them more and more,) and have learned
the spirit Of emigration which is animating iht
border States, and have heard Of the number o
emigrants who are stated TO be hocking to he
ieIds from the different points of the Easter
contradiction Germany, France, England,an'
even Italy itself--we are the more confirmed Il
the accuracy Of the prediction - Washington
J Union,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13
More Of the beauties of whig legislation.

As much as has already been told 10 tue pco-
pie about the beauties of the whg tax law, there
vet remains an immense amount untold. None
can tell, except those that knew the secrets OF
the tin pan of the last Legislature, to what ex-
tent they would have gone, in taxing the ltrmers,
mechanics and laborers of our State, to get the
bankers exempt from taxation. We see by the
Journal of the House, that Mr.. Ford, one of the
trainers of that infamous law, offered the follow
inc as an additional section to the bill:-
"That each hog oyer the age of SIX months,
owned by any person, and exceeding the num-
Der of twelve, shall be, by the assessors placed on
the list at one dollar, and each sheep over the
age of one year, and exceeding the number of
forty, shall be placed OIL the list at fifty cents"
We ask every farmer to read the above sec
ton, and then hand it to his neignbor, that he
may also see the doings Of body which were
elected by the people to pass good and whole
some laws-such laws as would place every man
upon an equality. BY the passage of this sec
tion, the farmers pay direct taT upon the pro
visions which they and their families consume,
and also direct tar upon the clothing that they
wear. This is the style in which the whig party
are dealing out home protection, of which they
pretend to be such ardent friends, to the farmers
who assisted in eIevating them to the station
which they occupied when they passed that ia
nous tax law. They knew at the time of the
passage of that law, that it was unequal in it:
Tendencies, and the rank and file resored toeV
cry means to make it appear possible that II was
not party mea sure. They failed in the attemp
at so doing. The people themselves could ca
silly determine who were its advocates, and whit
were in favor of its repeal, by the tone of th'
presses Of the two parties. The democratic pres
throughout the State, condemned the law from
the day of its passage up 10 the present time
while the federal press have always commende'
it as salutary measure, and one that was ne
cessary for the honor and credit of the State.
was unnecessary for the passage. e.of this law, f
raise taxes to pay the interest on the public debt
According 10 Auditor Brough's last report, W
find that there was enough money in the Stat
Treasury TO pay the interest on the public deb
and have surplus left.--Ohio Gudrd.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13
Arents for the sentinel.

The following gentlemen have been appoints
Agents for the CADTz SENTINEL in their respective neigh
borhoods. They fully authorized TO procure sub
sctpdOns make collections, and receipt for money du
us:
ANDREW LYNCH, ESQ.,, jefferson;
WILLIAM VANTz, Esq, Annapolis;
ABNER HxoN, Hanover, (Archei Township;
G. LAwTHERs, P. NJ, Leesburgh
VIM. NJ. BLACKBURN. ESQ.,, Bloomfield
RoBERT LESLIE, P. NJ. Smithfed.
Amos JONES, P. Nj. Mt. Pleasant
II. R. KENNEDY, P. d. Harrisville.
JONAS RoMIcK, P. M. Georgetown
JoHN IRVINE, Klgore, Carroll county.
DAVID GLADDEN., Hickory
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

PAT1ENcE--HAvE PATIENCE! No can be true
philosopher, unless he exercises patience Alison's
creditors are certainly cousnsgerman to old Mr. Job
He has nut them off with all kinds of excuses, sUbter-
hIges, and falsehoods The swindng loafer, we un-
defsand, now begs ofrom his creditors and implores
them not to sue him. he expects his daddy will leave
him $4,000 chen he dies! and that he will get fortune
of $4,000 by his wiie!!! Oh, craclSie oh, goose
grease!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

Or-The "Family Newspaper, derOted TO Re
ligion," publishes the Tecumseh Roorback =
OF course! There never was a fraud or forgery
perpetraled that escaped the red dogs voracious
nav! And we'll bet a sixpence that the
ugly bankrupt will never correct this forgery
until he pays his honest debts, which will be
about the year the millennium takes place!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13
eastern Agency for the sentinel.

VB PALMER, ESQ.,, is our authorized agent for the
collection of subscriptions and advertisements for the
Sentinel and eceiptng therefor in the cities of Phia-
delpha, Baltimore, New York and Boston, His offices
are No. 50, Pine street, Philadelphia southeast corner
Of Baltimore and Calvert streets, Batimore No. 30
Ann street, New York; and No. l6 State st., Boston
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

Factory Wages reduced.-An eastern paper
states that the wages of many Of the persons en-
ployed in one of the larges. wooIlen factories in
Lowell, have been reduced onc-fourh. The
proprie:ors of the concern in which the poor are
thus robbed, are about to build another factory,
so that they may be enabled 10 rob on yet lar
ger scale. Meantime, the manufacturers them
selves are making fat dividends. There neve
was yet deluson more outrageous than that IN
volved in the protective system, the object o
which is to crush tho farmer and the merchant
so that the laboring classes may be safely plum
dered by one great interest.--Ohio Statesman
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13
RED DOG DEPARTMENT,

SAD DISAPPOINTMENT. The fy-u p-tie-creck of the
Republican was segere loser, in consequence Of the
defeat of Henry Clay! The way he looses is this =
The rascal calculated that if the 'iIl boy" had beer
elected, new bankrupt law would have been enacted
and like every other swinder he could pay for his press
and type for his house and office rent for his old pa
perand store bills for his horse &c &c, through thu
medium of that act! A very sad Disappointment
VERY!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

Bank at RipEey.--The Marietta Intelligencer
says: subscriptions to the Stock of Branch of
the State Bank was recently opened at Ripley,
in Brown county, and fifty thousand dollars was
taken the first day. No doubt is entertained of
making it up to one hundred thousand,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

Mr.. Buchanan, Secretary of State, left Wash
ington on the morning Of the 4th, for Bedford
Springs. He expects to be absent about fort
night. The President has appointed John Y
Mason, ESQ, (Attoney GeneraD to act as Sc
cretary Of State in the interim.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

We owe the Findlay Courier One--he lays on
his compliments rather too thick--we can't stand
il! ''The oleaginOns rascal" ofwhOm you speak,
friend B., is siill'siraying around here, living on
the interest of what he owes, and looking like
'.hunger on a monument smiling at beef" The
dog expects 10 hdng-about here for some time
lvetl
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
WNE. SHARP d co.


I'D ESPECTFUI,LY Y in form their friends and the pube
NJ lie generally, that they have located themselves
in the town of STEUBENYILLE, where they intend man
uacurng and keeping constantly on hand every vari
ETY. OF COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET IRoN WARE. Job Work
of every description such spoutng gutter etc. and
any thing in their ne executed with neatness and de-
spatch They will also keep on hand ayarety of STOVES
among which is a new and highly improved COAL
COOKING STOVE, Patented by ]. j. ANDERSON.
This stove is constructed principles truly phio-
sophcal and in several material points, differ from any
heretofore manufactured 1t contains cylindrical ov-
len which is entirely encirclcd with fame and
lquentiy bread and other articles baked with per-
feet equality in every part and perfectly secured from
smoke and SCOT is calculated for burning either coal
or wood consumes so much less fuel and requires
much less attention than any other stove in use,
as must render it desirable object in every family
Particular attention is requested to the following
CERTIFICATEi
| CADz, Jan. Nth, 1845.
This is to certify that we have used the cooking
Stove for sale by William Sharp Of SteubenVille and
have no hestancy in saying that for economy in tucs
cleanliness and in its performances, it is SUI
perior to any which we have seen.
WILLIAM Hamilton, 5oHN LYLE,
WILLIAM BARRETT Thomas LEE,
JOHN McFADDEH, ADRIAN HOLMES,
GEORGE HOLMES.
From their long experience and strict attention to
business, they feel confident that they will be able to
give satisfaction to those who may give them CALL
Persons desfrous to make purchases will do well to call
Their mandatory is in the building lately occupied by
John Miligan Cabinet shop, on Fourth St., three
doors north of Crimes Tavern.
Orders from merchants and others thankfully received
and promptly attended to.
Steubenville, April Is, l845.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13
ySrginIa and Ohio.

A dispute which causes some heart-burnlngi
is now pending between Virginia and Ohio
The case is thus stated in the Cincinnati ga
zette:
Son the evening of the 10Th instant, aher
dark, six slaves belonging to MIR. Howard, OF
Wood county, Virginia, attempted TO escape from
bondage. They succeeded in reaching the bank
on this side of the river, where a large number
of Ohioans were standing. Seven Of this num-
bcr went down towards the river, and helped the
negroes in carrying their baggage up the HILL
At this moment, six VirginIals, who were con-
cealed in the bushes near by, rushed upon the
crowd, dispersed them, seized three Of the men
who aided the sIayes-Messrs. Lorain, Garner,
and Thomas, Of Washington county, Ohio
forced them on board boat, and took them be-
fore magistrate at Parkersburgh, Virginia, by
whom they were committed to prison"
A preliminary trial of the prisoners took place
at Parkersburgh, Virginia, on the 25th, and re-
suited in their being remanded to prison for ii,
nal trial at the circuit superior court on the frst
of September. The court expressed itself desl-
rous 10 admit the prisoners to bail, but regretted
that it did not consist with their conviction o
duty to do so.
The "Cincinnati Gazette" expresses much in
dgnaton at the arrest and Imprisonment; ant
we think Justly, if the arrest was made within lht
limits of Ohio. Says the "Gazette''-
"The position assumed by the authorities o
Virginia is this: That citizens of Ohio, EUint
here, and neoer haUiag set foot on her soil, ar
get ameaable to her lalcs. This doctrine is mon
strous, and its simple statement is enough II
prove it. Where are these Oh.oans' homcs?-
Where did they commit the cline alleged agains
them? In Washington county, Ohio, and not il
Wood county, Virginia. and they are held ther
now contrary TO law, and treated as felons by
tyranny which the rude old barons under Kin
John spurned."--M Y Jour. Of Commerce.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

OAJAllison's Family newspaper, deUotsd 10 Religion,
is filed up every week with lottery advertisements
thereby assisting in the sale of lottery tickets which
is an offence punishable by the laws OF Ohio
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13
J. ::::::::::::::::::::::::H }. BRuNoT
MORGAN & BRUNOT,


TTAVING taken a convenient store room and ware
house, No. IL, Fifth street, between Wood and
Market streets, Pittsburgh, they prepared to
offer at wholesale and RETAIL every description Of India
Rubber goods, of superior quality, and at very low
price, for cash.
Every kind of goods named in this catalogue being
of our own manufacture selection will be warranted
Mems figured overshoes; India rubber boots& shoes;
leather soed I" Leggings;
s gum shanled 6 Swimming belts;
Women's figured " Gum carriage cloths;
plain - :. of all
L" lined and furbound kinds;
shoes; Air beds, |. r. c.;
Chidren's overshoes; Pillows and cushions;
6 sheet rubber do; Life Proseryers;
India rubber boots, leatherCor jackets;
er soles; Travelling belts;
Mackintosh water proof Life jackets;
coats; Rubber bottles, &C., &c
ALso-Ladies, misses, and chdren's fancy shoes al
ways on hand. Dealers and the public generally vii
find it to their interest to call.
N. B. Orders executed the shortest notice jly9-ly
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

Mrs. Halls Sketches Complete. acknov,
ledge the receipt Of Nos. 20, 2l, %, %, and p
of Mrs. Halls affecting and thrilling "Sketches q
Irish Character" which complete the entire WORK
Our friends, Messrs. E. Ferrett & Co., the pull
fishers, will accept Our thanks for their polene4
in forwarding the work promptly, and in thf
most perfect ORDER We intend to have the nun
bers bound for our library.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

A Fight at College-The Hartford correspon-
dent of the Herald states, that the students OF
Trinity College have lately had fight with the
faculty, which is the chief topic of conversation
there. Itseems that the professors inerfered to
prevent sort of masquerade procession, and a
general melee ensued, during which several per
sons were much injured.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13
OUR BOOK TABLE.


The Farmers Library and Monthly journal
of Agriculture, edited by JONI S. SKINNER, and
published by Messrs. Greeley & McElrath, ,Fri-I
bune Buildings, New York, at $500 per annum.
The first number of this new periodical, which
appeared in July, we noticed in the most favor
able manner, as it well deserved commentator
The second number is now before us, and in our
opinion it eclipses its predecessor in beauty and
interest. The Farmers Library is altogether a
separate work from the Monthly journal, and is
devoted to the publication Unpopular Agricultu-
raj books, which will be found in few book stores.
and fewer libraries. The first and second num-
bers contain the whole of "Fetzhold's Agricultu-
raj Chemistry" an invaluable book to every in
telligent scientific farmer The Monthly Jour
nal contains delightful Essays on Agriculture
Horticulture, Stock, &C., illustrated with hume
rous engravings.
How many of the wealthy farmers of Harrl'
son county will give us their names as subscribers
to the Farmers Library and Monthly journals
Those who wish to examine the work, will please
call at the editors room.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF HARRISON
COUNTY.

TNHE amount Of per oentage levied on each hundred
lollms of valuation on taxable property in the
several townships in said county, for the year A. d.
1915. is as follows:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

The only paper currency that is worth more
than specie is good newspaper Its value in
creases with age, while some other kinds of pa
per become much 'depreciated."
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

Mississippi NominatiOns--The Democratic
convention in Mississippi has nominated for Go
vernon, A. G. Brown for reelection, and Jacob
Thompson, Jefferson Davis, Robert W. Roberts,
and Stephen H.Adams formembers Of Congress
John D. Freeman for Attorney General, james
E. Matthews for Auditor, VIM. Clark for Treas
urer, and w. Hemingway for Secretary of State
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13
ONE PRICE CASH STORE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
c. % . S

4 from Philadelphia, new supply of Spring and
Summer Goods, which he offers terms much lower
than common. AS he intends to change his mode Of
doing business hereafter, by substituting the ready
pay system for the old one of credilng without sys-
TEN, and as an inducement to purchasers to call and
buy, he will reduce the prices of all kinds of goods,
much below the common rates. His terms will b0
CASH or approved COUNTRY PRODUCE. His
stock consists of the following articles
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

JUST RECEIVED
4 } ICE 8 tierces; 30 doz Buckets;
IA halfchests Y. IL, Tea;
6 boxes from SIS to l2's Baltimore tobacoo
20kegs pure whitelead:
20 do No. l do
1000 lbs assorted iron; 90 kegs assorted nails;
FISH, Herring, Mackerel, Shad and Salmon. All
of which will be sold very low for cash. or Barter -
viz: Corn, rye, OATS bsrey haXseed flax yarn Bees
wax, Rags, butter, &c &c.
iuiy2 r. MEARS g. CO., Steubenville.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

(ITWe have received No, VII of Messrs'
Greeley & McErath's edition of DIR. Lardner's
Popular Lectures. The contents of this number
are-"Thunder Storms" ''Latltudes and Longi'
tudes, ","Theory of COlors, ,""The Visible Stars
and "Water Spouts and WhirlwindS." This No
completes the first volume of the work. There
has been no publication issued from the Ame
rican press for the last Two years which is Que
tenth as valuable as these lectures Of Dr. Lard
ner. They should be in the hands of every per
son.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

A pertinent qucstion.--The U. 5. Journal asks
"Why should a bank be authorised by law to re
ceivc interest on its omn debts, any more than
Farmer or Mechanic?n
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

California is" Coming The U. S. Journal
says: ''We see by our exchange papers that the
citizens of California have organized an indie
pendent government similar to Texas and the
limited States Large bodies of emigrants are
about starting for that beautiful country from
Missouri and the other Western States. The
carpenter at the Capitol may as we'll be getting
two new seats prepared for the forthcoming Sen
ators from the new State of California.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

The crops in Pennsylvania are, it seems, a.
Dove the average. The Harrisburg Union says:
"Almost every paper we open from the interior
of the State speaks favorably Of the late crops
1t is, indeed, a source of heartfelt pleasure te
learn that the husbandman will be so well re
warded for his toll"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

The Hartford Comm Times has it on goot
authority, tnat the real debts Of fTexas donot ex
ceed four millions of dollars. Her public land
are worth five times that sum.