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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

GrCol. Ashley is filling his Senatorial seat will
high honor. IIo commands the respect Of all, and
he is indefatisabe in his duties. Wo soc many
paragraphs circulating through the newspapers,
that speak of him in terms Of great praise. His
efforts TO benefit Arkansas cannot but succeed;
and he has already done enough to stop the mouths
of his malapert and malicious enemies. We to-
day publish resolution which he has offered rel.
alive to the establishment OF forts upon this from
tier, and the security of the unprotected parts Of
the State.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

The following resolution was adopted in tho Sen
ate of Virginia on the 10th inst, by vote Of L
tot:
/ ReSO'red. bg lie Senate, That the annexation o
| Texas 10 the Uuned States ought to be effected al
the car.!cs. poroi that may be practicable. consis
| tcnly with the obligations of the Constitution, the
internal peace and tranquility Of tho country, anC
tho faith and honor OF the nation.
Every democratic State which has acted upon
this subject, has passed resolutions similar
to the above. 1t is thought that the Election
lof the new Speaker of the New York Legislature,
will speedily bring about strong resolutions urging
tie annexation.
A Mackerrl Siory.-A brother Of 'Copt. Uce-
lens, so much noted in the Bob sniPes'' letters,
sent by merchant of the village Of p for
a barrel of Mackerel. Calling one day at the
merchants s,ore,he inquired ifhis barrel of Mack
crcl had come. lie wos tod that it lad, and the
merchant went down with hiW.in!0 his CELLAR to
show tsto him. While ther6, some other person
called off the merchants attention from the Mack.
erel meanwhile some men rolled cut a barrel
which the merchant supposed was the right one.
Capt. Ucolcns' brother had never seen any Mack.
erel, and being curious he oponei his barrel as
soon as it was out of the cellar. No hlackerel
were seen. Gathering up a pail he dipped off some
six or seven pasfuI, and threw away, remarking
at the time. that sit was very thick driGe. FIND
ing no Mackerel after this operation. the gallant
Captains brother. throw dfaS coat and swore he
would find the fish so plunging into the barrel his
stripped arms, he felt all abou. in tho briuo for
hem.
"By--l" exclaimed he, "theres no Mack.
,rel here. bu. "dispay ing his dripping arms-."ils
,owerful strong brine, and it has eaten up all tie
ihl
Going into the store he told his tale, saving
here was no fish in his barrel, nothing .bu, the
est kind Of thick brine The merchant maintain.
d that he had brough, him barrel of Mackcrei,
I'D descending to the cellar, behold there lay the
ARE aforesaid.
The issue of it ali was, that The Captains broth.
r bad opened barrel of train oil, and wasted
bout seven pailsfUl Of it, in his vain search af-
srlte lish in the 'mighty Strong brinen y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

0FThe map of Texas which Col. Ashley sent
to US, is very well executed and correctly drawn
ANY one who sees this map will at once be con-
WINGED of the value and resources OF that terrific
ry, and of the immense importance its acquisition
is to the United States. 1t can DO seen at Nlessrs
Scott, White & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

o.rThe Cherokeosund Choc,ows beat this State
.ali to pieces in raising large hogs. Capt Wm'
Armstrong lately raised very large one' an ac-
couut of which we gavo. We learn from the
Cherokee Advocate tha, Mr.. Davis has raised
one which weighed 7O7 lbs! Our farmers must
buckle up
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

No vote has vet been taken upon the Texas
question in Congress; the debate still continues
conducted with very great warmth and adherence
: TO the subject. The sagacious politicians about
Washington and elsewhere, estimate the chances
Of anncxaton-at ieas. the preliminary sEep 10
insure it-this session as decidedly favorable, and
that there will be a good minority in its favor IN
the House, which will ultimately unite upon some
one of the many propositions for Annexation
perhaps Mr.. Fosters. in the Senate they count
upon 23 who certainly are in favor of Annexa-
ion; ii are doubtful and Is opposed. Oct of
the IA doubtful they anticipate at least half will
be in the favor and make the vote for Annexation
80 strong. This may bo too sanguine, but even
A out of The ii doubtful would give the question
sf annexation a majority.
and IL athey--.he Senators-have received every
win ~ ~. manifest indications that it is the
en' invlug the slightest reIsss,;o, a. ;,drmon,
.xI|l have the iemerty to dQub.. o
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

The following Senators have been recently
elected 10 the U. S. Senate:
Hon. Paul Dillingham;, of Vermont, reelected !;
Hon. John A. Dix, and Hon. Daniel 5. Dickinson,
of New York ,fion. John FaFHcld, of Maine.
reelected; Hon. Daniel Webster, Of Nl0ssachu.
se,rs, reelected Hon. Reveriy Johnson, OF Ma.
ryland; Hon. John NJ. Clayton, of Delaware, re-
elected. The Senators Of New York, will cor.
daily cooperate, and tha; great State will exert
her full influence in the Scnate,whi'h she hereto.
fore has in great measure lost, by the ne"trdIts'
ing vote of Mr.. Tallmadge against Mr.. Wright
Tho Virginia Senate, it is reported has decIded'
informally, there shall be no election of U. s. Sen
ator this session.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

lc Prcs!cri's Lerer y popped il say''h'
clcSpondcnt Of the Bouimore Chner' al Ic
Site House on Tuesday night last. y dowHSefs
! m.>-es, who "smnlt ct bread and b'tcr' came
aIpy,bI, over foreign ministers OIL their at
|. hes. Tie jnm was perfectly genseI-'h9,"sn
GRO was considerable court etlQuets mixed up
|i,h rcnul.ran sjmp.ieity--two insrd'cn'S 'Ha!
n,arg,,c nlou, rs easily as oil and vinegar
IN Of opinion, lha! prrsideui Tyler IS hIs Geou
q, ro,l Of Trxrs end Orr-on. to crrennch hOoo
ho ,nsci Of fashion. Tie sa Virginia geh''o
nan, perscnalIy popular. bni ASA Fcs1e"'' "'''''7
destitute Of true friends Adeu.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

! Eor;r ! of Mc S'!re Tra! y Greet Bfialn.-
y No,wilhsandngth the ado made oyur siavcry by b'
,ish philanthropy II 2nd the ostentato"s endeaIo
Of 'be El,.,., = ;,ill n sllC IN n 81
tout tso world" Quoan VicIo-ir' subjects hqyN
v!vcd the trade in its mos, odiou4 form. Tho IN
terS OF her West India depcu&enccies have sent ~
csates 10 Sierra Leone 10 procure shipments of m
man oeinGs. who are sent to the plantations unI,
| me SPecIous name Of immigrant apprentices.
CarSocs OF Africans Frequently arrive at Ismoic
ana the Brrbadoes, who bind themselves. bof,r
leaving their native country. to servo tvary 'oa
years apprenticeship. Upon being Iande, tho,
are distributed over the islands and made toworl
ou' thcir Term OF Servlcc-aI the end of which tim
'hey may be sent adTlit, as they will be rthcva,,
hen unit for labor. Against this system Of sa
very the missionaries at Sierra Leone have nrohs
tea IN vnln. They declare it 10 be more crue
'orn OF servltnde than which exists AMONGST ,b
h'firah trl6es-wh0 exercise tho bower Of liG
ana death over sheir dependents. This is the OF,
fortugese and Spanish system, that has ipeu re-,
garGed as the most odious that has ever existed i
II gives 10 the planter the service of the soyo duI
my '"e pefion Of his strong mlnho,l, wt tfioIt ind
posing upon hIm tho duty of taking care of him j
ms Oh age. The philanthropy of tho pfante,y
nas established the term Of apprenticeship rTpSn n
lhe incest calculation of the endurance of b,,n,, .,
Irame under tropical climate. Jus, Mt tho nr,i,
ID when the slave cannot work il the fields ,o
'roit, and Is incapable of earning living for bi,,
ef at any other employment, he is SET AT b.,
ne may have the liberty TO die Of starvation
ayune.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15
/. SENATE CHAMBER,
JANUARY 2Jth, lsio

Gen. George ". Clarke, -.
DEAR SIE-A ties, vote has this mo"'c"' ~, "
taken in The House of Representatives on 'no S''
ice, of the annexation of Texas, by passing '"'
min, resolution introduced by Nixon Browne "
passed by lis in the affirmative and iOl :" '''
negative. This is deemed cOa''H'''e 50 lar Us !
dcnends on the House. The mail is Just c'0S'''s
and mus, conclude
Respectfully yours,
CHESTER ASHLEY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

tTDaniel Sturgeon, Of Pennsy ylvania, and Al
bert Greene, Of Rhode Island, have been elected
U. S. Senators.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

DEPARTURE OF TIRE PEEsIDEST--The Columbia De-
mocrat OF January 3d. says that the President elect
jaws K PoLx and family, left his residence in this
place on Tuesday last for Washington. Col. J. Knox
Walker tthe private Secretary of ths Prcsden) and
several other of the Presidents friends will accomPa
ny him to the Federal City. large number oI the
citizens of old Maury and the Presidents neighbors
convened on the occasion to take their afectonate
leave Of the ma whom they, together with their fe'
low.c,zcns of the Union have selected their Chief
Magistrate for the next four years The meeting and
parting this occasion presented an affecting scene
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

Charlie. G, Stratton was inaugurated as Governor u
New jersey on the 2lst ult THIS 'ne ',S' .,I,I
elected by the people. The Senate has o's"
into three classes--onc class to so ou' O' 0'''''
three years.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

Be Walchrul.--Our public must rccoIlccI That
the shin. plaster, papormonoy- loving party Is IN
po.S.r in Tennessee, and that ovorbanking follows
iqJAeir wake every where like his tail does the
coch. Our whole southern country here on the
rivers is flooded with Tennessee money. hat
are their Banks about! Things look suspicious,
and we advise our friens to at least b. Wa'chtni'
, tHFThe largest Horse in lie Hon'd.-Tho n.
Y, .Spiri(' SAYS that Mr.. Jones is exhibiting At
Ta,,rrsa,.sa year old horse that is near hesnty
hands high. The horse weighs 2COobs, and can
lrot a mic in four minutes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

China.--The treaty negotiated by Mr.. Cnsh'
ing sect',es to Americans the privilege Of erect
ing hos,it,s and temples of orshjP at each OF tho
five free ports-an Indulgence never before allow
ed 10 foreigners, and a most honorbo expression,
from the Chinese. in favor ot our miS'IonS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

Hon. Daniel Sturgeon and Hon. John NJ. Clay
ton took thor seats ia Congress on the 2lst uIs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

We learn the death Of W. W. SnSwdcn, Esq
late editor OF the Ladies Companion.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

o. Mr.. Boyle, on the 2Sth killed upon the
Palerm, a very large panther measuring nine iee'
from nose TO the tin of the tail.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

OtTBy the last mail We learn that the House OF
Representatives Of Virginia, went into an election
of u. s. Senator on the och uit.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

OF The Columbian Magazine of lnmon's' for
February, is a splendid number. 1t is the most
bc1u;iful of Uur exchuugos.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

lhe Late FIood.-Tbe Committee OF
the l. gis[e' 10 w'"' b SI S,a,o Of Mi,sorr. pray.
Of sundry'zr"s o' 'T ;,, sor neruniarv tIlef for
ing the [", Asse."' ;,, ~ nroorr,v sIstinod bv
the nJur"o "'St, uI',Vn In w rraIbrs and vcrnow
'acM,' y !rnl rivers running through is State
y. Wv .,r,cd in favor of dovoIlng tn o'ate 5
nosG The proceeds Of the sales OF so public
lands ,his object. .r-u
drr,yrl from this source is Inatluate to
.! be " c1cn, of the niuty done, bh rs they
co'e os ,be oply available means inaiordIng
eyoomporary relief, they recommend IS ouoP'
|,;n--.S. Louis Rcr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

0tr The Lucy Long has just arrived in his
river, was at the Rock, on The Sihnst, and IS run
ming now in tho Arkansas Trade. She has iine
accommodations. She draws l5 inches water, ana
has been running on the Cumberland in very low
water. Shesuits our river we'll
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

The Texas question has at last passed the House, as
learn from Col Ashleys letter, of the 2jth ult,
which came in advance of the Washington City papers,
aud the day paper went to press Whether II viii
meet the in the Senate is problemateal
ii rejected again by that honorable body the extra
session which Prssi dent Polk will call, will determine
the matter We Ously wait its affirmative term,
nalion as il is Of vital necessity TO our country.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

GrThe report we published paPer.before-Ias'
that tho bridge at Palcrm had washed away proves
10 be incorrect.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15
LOOK HERE.

4 Ii. persons who are indebted 10 the undcr,igned
either by note or book account are re- oucsie ~
come forward and settle Immediately Or they IN find
the,r notes and accounts in the hands of cfrcr for
eolectop, determined 10 our bos;n.s.
~ SCOTT, WHITE e. ca
vun Buren, Feb Is, Isl5--l 5
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

Comet.-Thoy have got comet 10 gaze at II
New Orleans end Mobile.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

OF The Arkansas Gazette says that Judge La.
cy is about to resign his seat upon the Supreme
Bench. We are authorized TO bet two to one that
Judge Lacy continues TO ornament the Supreme
Bench until the expiration of his commission, and
four to one that that commission will never be re.
nrWel
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

The Legislature of Indiana closed its session on
the 18th ult
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

01rDd you drop into Mrs. McCiollon's fino din
ner at the Hanger House, las! Sunday II so
YOU saw what can be done at that house, ever
while our market is so poorly supplied with The
iiecessnr ries and luxuries belonging to a table
That dinner was foretos.o of what glorious eat
ing will BE- had af nc sLIanaeE l1at Of
Van Buren. To travellers or persons visiting this
city, whether they are from country, town, or
city, we say call at Mrs. McClellans, and you
will no, regret it. The two best houses in the
State, will make Van Burcn desirable resort.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15
GEO. w. CLARKE, Edit,
O5-The weather has a, las, brtwed and P'oduc.

ed rain. Thursday was cloudy throughout, and
u, night there fell quite shower. Friday, how.
ever the wind shifted compass, and it again be-
came cold. This rain, unless more of II falls, Is
n mere ,aptaliza,ion Such little showers do NJ
more good to us, who are anxious for thariso o.
the Arkansas, than one drop of liquor does th'
incbriu,o who daily consumes his quart.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

Resolutions in favor OF the annexation Of Toxas
have passed the Legislature of New Hampshire,
by vote of 1876 to Gl. Ttoy asQ n9SSnsd f1s,, o =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

Iadiapc.-Thc refusal of tho Legislature O'
indiana 10 choose an L. S@scnoIor' seems ~ ''''
produced considerable excitement in that Sia'o;.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15
ADMINISTRATORS Nol

N-oTtCE Is hereby given that 'en W., Il
,ru,ion bearing date 'ho ,hc,, ,,,A West, 4
IIsi5. upon the estate ofssoOG,iI III the ProtI
tern issued To me ly the eis,N ,, n having eA
said cSa.o are hereby notified 90 one s' yes,
P,Fof o,Fo 81 9hsy "ay be s tSsaiss s,.
eft from said a''a.e :. "% r,ou the date Of NJ
Ss 1a "h" s,ss s~" lSoy ySa5' r :IF .. ss
cludrd rom any beneh. :" no,ifed to uial
ndcbteato said estate ''' :,
immc Jateiy. pu,NEAS II. VIII
of RosEsr WEST 0e'' -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

The Michigan legislature convened on the o."
instant. Tho senate was organized by the election
,f the Hon. VIM. Howell, OF lIDItsdoIo PresNionI
protein; Thornton +. Broajhrad, Of Wayne seer
tarv; N. Buo Eldrcdg", Of Lapecr, enrolling, en-
crossing and recording clerhl Moses Hawks. .
AlIepan, sergcant-at-arms. In the House, AIfrc
II. Iianscom, Esq. of Oakland, was chosen spea
or, and Ezra Willi,ms, Esq, Of Detroit, clerk.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

An Editor in Asie'ion.-The editor the
Niles Courier, whig paper published in Migan
thus audes to bis loss on the recent elnciie -~-
"TLo Jzrr.UvG UIOuid TINS town are tting
quite dresSy; while tho wings look as Jr as
church mice. Well, we wont grow. but iratcs
conlnunjed hard to rig u fellow from head foot,
and then have him cut your acquaintance.
Another Editor in DiSrCss.-The Picns sc has
received a paper from ConstantiHopIe in fkish
cha raCiers; and il seems 10 have puzzled m rs
much as the Dutch paper did the editor lcrn.
of our sheet a short timo SINCE Ficksju,ysnti-
mel.
Mr.. Blair, Of The Washington Globe, anrnces
thai tho bets he madeupon the recent eiectis are
the last that he will ever make in his life.
Mr.. Yancy. the member of Congress frr Ala
bnma, was expelled from Williams tIcge,
(ifass.l for throwing n barrel Of picklcsf ough
tho window of Methodist meeting. hoass.. ..cortI-
ing 10 the Troy Wing. II the actions off child
denote the behavior of the man. some oJdOceed
ings may be expected fran this genlioms We
do nc; remember TO have heard of soU trick.
--Creseens City. ->,-.e,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

certain decision under tho Bankrupt Law, made
in coutfaYcn:on of the Slato courts.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

water. She,sui,s our river we'll
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

Eer;rl cf !!e SIRE Tra!s tg G"ca' Bfi'aia.- -
the ado made oyorsIavory by br'
isb nhi,anthrop - and the ostentatous endeayor
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

Gen. Jackson hus written Il letter 10 me ei''o'
of the GIoDe, dated at the Hermitage Jam l. III
which ho giycs it as his opinion that if Congress
does not annex Texas this session II revcr can
unless it be rcgaincd By the sword. This opinion
is founded upon letters from Mr. DOueIson written
,o Gen. jackson. in which our charge 10 TeXasr *
nrcsses the belief that unless the measure be adoP
ted at once, Texas will come under treaty oO'S''
lions to foreign countries that VIII Prcc'"'' u. r'
possibility Of her assam!ng TO o"nn"N't''n'--if f'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-15

Hon. Jamcs K. Polk aud lady, Hon. HtHT!
Clay and lady. and the Hon. Theodore fro''ns
hu, sen. have been made life members oil Lac As
bury Missionary Society at Baltimore.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
NEW GOODS.
SIeaCarE, .HiEI5g0m s. Bennett

SEeaCGrC, sIN6EGSSG2S 81 EseNNett
FENAKE pleasure in announcing to their old friends
Il and the public generally, that they have just re-
ceived and are opening at their store Immediate
ly opposite the Court House, the largest and
MOST SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
brought to this market. Their Stock comprises all
Kinds OF merchandise offered for sale in the Western
Stores; among which are
Cloths, Satineus, Cassimeres, both Wool and Cot
ton Summer Stufs, all kinds of Balzerines, Lawns,
Cashmere Dcosse, Berashe, with large and splendid
lot of Prints at from
SIX TO TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER YARD.
Also Leghorn Hats Braid & Silk Bonnet.s with a
general assortment of Groceries, Hardware, QueenG
ware ron Nails Scythes, Scyhe sneads Sheep shears
Wool Twinc, etc, etc. etc.
All which will be sold as low as they can be pur-
chased at any other establishment in the West
Call, Friends, and examine our Stock before yop
purchase elsewhere.
All kinds of Country produce and even CASH.wil
be received in exchange. S., NJ, & b.
Cadz ADril Q5th 1S45
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
CARROLLToN, OHIO.

- HNHIS House, formerly known as the
EI Western Exchange, is now open, and
iii the occupant anxious to wait on those who
8 favor him with a call
All we have to say about the design and interior OF
the House is the we known fact that the original pro-
pretor, W. d. Jenkins, planned and built it himself,
and kept here the best hotel in the town Of Canoton
spacious, airy building, conveniently and pleasantly
located, the order and arrangements of the reading
rooms the parours and dining rooms, the bali rooms
and private apartments Suitably furnished and tho
roughly ventaed) being the guest admirably salts
factory.
The occupant begs to say that his best exertons shall
not be wanting to make the table and the bar equally
satisfactory He therefore asks share Of the patron
age of the public. ]. ATKINSON, Jr.
Carrollton, June, lS45. je25-3m
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
Hardware, Quecns-Ware, anC
Groceries.
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
r. D. THOMPSON.

No. ITO Market Street, opposite ST. Clair,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
IAVING taken the large Carpet Warehouse for,
4 J. merly occupied by W. M'CRntock d Co. will
keep constantly on hand large and splendid assort-
ment of CARPETING; Floor Oil Cloths; Steam Boat
Trimmings &c, among which will be found Brussels
and Imperial Carpets; superfne, Fine and Common
Ingram Carpets A, 3-4 and 5-8 Plain and Twilled
Venitan do Al, Sd and Cd India Matting Tufted,
Brussels Wilton and Cheneile Rugs; Wooen Floor
Cloths; Flat and Oval Stair Rods, Tuned, Sheepskn
Manila and Grass Mats; Piano and able covers; Da-
mask and Watered Moreens; GA, IA ard 81 Damask
Table Linen; Russia Diaper and Crash for Towellng
5-4 and 7-S Bleached Sheetng -Drllng GXc.
The subscriber will also keep on hand, well selec'
ted stock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
All of the above articles having been purchased from
the Manufacturers and Importers direct the subscribe
respectfully solcits the patronage of Steam Boat Ow
ners, Hotel propretors and the public generay feel
ing assured that he will be able to render entire salts
faction to all those who may favor him with the
custom. march 26
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
NEW STORE IN CADIZ!
wM BoGGs V. sGMERAL G. s. ATKINSON
BOGGS, STNERAG g. Go.
SPLENDID stock OF Goods!

the citizens of Cadiz and the surrounding country
that they have just received, and are now opening,
large and splendid stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
In tho old store room Of R. Craig at the imme-
diately bclaw tie Sentinel Ofice and opposite Mahood
Grimes Store. Their Stock consits Of every variety
of Goods usually found in store, such as Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardcare, Qucensware, China, Glassware,
and full supply of Pittsburgh Manufactured articles.
The subscribers their friends and the Public
that every article in their store is and fresh and
warranted to be good; and we are determined to sell
at small advance for cash, approved country pro-
duce. Purchasers solicited to examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
April l6, 1845 BOGGS SlMERALI, e. CO.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
MILITARY GOODS.

No. IS, MARKET STREET, PITTSBURGH. 4
II NHE subscribers are receiving In addition to
i their former stock, a large and general assortment
of MILITARY GOODS, consisting in part ofSwords,
Sashes Epauletts, Buttons, Laces Cords Brads Caps
Plumes, Pompoms, &C. Volunteer companies supplied
with equipments, banners, fags, &c.
june 26 II JOHN b. McFADDEN g. Co.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
o4aUfoSI Calamity!
II q STEW ART

II. u. STEWART
XTERY thankful lorpast favors, would most respect
full inform Lis friends and the public generally,
that he continues to carry on the Chair Making
Business, at the south east end of Marker street,
where he has, and intends keeping constantly on hand,
a general assortment of
FANCY AND WINDSOR CHAIRS,
of the latest fashions, made and finished in style not
to be surpassed by any thing that be scared up in
this neck of woods; and he feels confident from his
long experience in the business, and desire to please,
that he will render general satisfaction to all those who
favor him with call All those who study their own
interest," would do well to call before purchasing else
where as he is determined stick go through
his prices will be to suit the times Most kinds Of
country produce taken in exchange for his work..
Wheat, corn, oats, -four. meal feathers, flannel
lnsey, linen, and Yankee fruit such as potatoes and
poplar plank, and even MONEY! Sign and ornamental
painting done-and that in the neatest kind of style
All work in his line done order in the shortest notice
Come on-dont forget the place Science hill, next
door to the Rev. A. Wilson. Cadiz, March 26, l845