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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04

L CURSIONS-A sal acrcss the Hudson River TO HOBO
KEN and thea walk to the ELYsIAN FIELDS, sloag hs
exceedingly beautiful and picturesque shores OF the place
viii prove The easily accomplished and attractive OF ~
RURAL EXCURSIONS that can hs made from the City
The Grounds preseut charming aspect the trees hens
IN esf and the soil covered with rich turf The walks are
In ut order having considerably embeshet he
present Spring The Ferry Boats from Barclay, Canal and
Christopher completely fitted up with awnings
and seals Night Boats from Hobok-n 10 Barclay street
until n O'Clock. Ferriage 81 cents mylo smuns'
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{ ARPETING, Floor on Cloths, Rugs, Dmggets, &c.

NAKPETING, Floor on Clotn- kngs, Druggets, Ae'
u Tor Fall ssle-Fsmies In want Of tafpetng or any ar
uce IN the line, peciiuy Invited Ia call and eNsns
Three Ply, Ingram and all other styles Of Carpeng on
Cloths Rugs &c that Ia be found In the CITY The entire
sock new and selected for the Fall sales from the most
celebrated manufactures of this country and Europe In
the assortment many splendid patterns and new styles
which 10 be- found any other store fuf
casers may be assured that they will Ind this prices much
lower than at any similar establishment IN the City.
" Ban experienced pholsterrr Will attend To- ntiing
aud laying OF on Cloths making Carpets Sc At the shortest
notice w n GUlONS New Store,
3 if Fronting ON "a East Broadway and II Division s
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xT. OF AGRICULTURE.-The September Number OF
a. u.sf, and beautiful work is ready The
Of his number are:
FARMERS LIBRARY.
Tar PRINCIPLES % ACsIcULTVRE BY Albert d. Thaer
ixrSoDVcroN THE EDITOR os THE FARMERS Ii
fPss,.cr TO ENGLISH EDITION.
MEMOIR oF THaER.
PSYCHOLOGICAL LIST OF THsEs's Agricultural
WkIrISes . ,, -. . sl... -,
sysrmai.c Agriculture.
'Tte Base- Of the Science Of Agriculture.
The Bases Of Enterprise
ne Farm, and the Manner Of taking possession Of Il
Leaschod Estates
sseYSos H. T1 Economy Orsn,,1a'on and DIRECTION
,fsn ArrioNitarai E"teprse.
Labor IN General
nranshi Labor Horses and Oxen
MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE
poxrs.fr or 4 SHORT HORNED Bull. with a brief
stech Of Qualities of that Breed and Of s Introduction
,ro MaYiard.
On the Good and Bad Point. of Ca;le and the forms-
non OF Fat and Muscle.
81 JoHssDAY RYE AND LUcERsE How 10 be Cult
,s,ed FOR Early Green Food.
81 JohnsDsy Rye
Srw.YoRK STATE AGRcULruR.L FAIR.
sce,R. ITs CcLIusE AND MssufscIvRE. .tOration de-
gered before the Agricultural and Mechanics Association
~ Louisiana, by Judge T. A. RosL)
ConP.RsOS % GUANo WITH OTHER MASUREs Com
runioaied the Royal Agricultural Society Of England by
Mlsy,SActNESr or STABLE-DuSc MANURE.
ESToAoLocY The Cocsroach, OF BlackB
CHESHIRE CHEESE.
Detailed Account OF the Making Of Cheshire Cheese, by
Henry Whiie-A Prze Essay.)
SUE PLAST-GUASo.. Letter from Mr. Teschemacher)
NsrIvE OR WILD MAZE. Letter from Jno X Town
send
Notice Of the Cotton Plant Plate
TBoucHTs ox TREEs AND FLOWERS. Suggested or Re
yived by a Letter from Clergyman.
Tar CLERGY. Their Opportunities and Power 70 I'm
pro,e he Pubic Taste for Agriculture ard Horticulture.
Letter from Rev. j. o. Choules)
THg POtTRY OF RURAL LlfE.
Tsl.Is on SULPHuRIc ACID AND BoSrs TOR TURSiPs
nv r. W Purchas .From the Journal Of the Royal Agr
11iural Society Of EnglandD
Davis from the Journal OF The Royal Agricultural So
eiets OF EnglsndJ
Observation-Disclosures Of Robert Donaldson, Esq; In
touoloxy and Botany Agricultural Convention; Hon Ia
dock Prait: Maryland Coal Destruction Of the Mulberry
BY Frost, Vegetable Physiology and Electricity .u.eter
from Cuior.)
Prices CURRENT
MISCELLANY. Cape Wool, Composition OF Soils Gun
10; Manufacture OF Msnur Destruction Of SparOws and
other Birds; Manure for Onions; Electro Culture
TERMS, s. year Fise copies for so. Single
bcrs 50 cents. Address
GREELEY McELRATH, New York.
LII In PHILADELPHIA this work may be obtained of I've
Der Co. In BosToS Of Redding, Halliburton and other
periodical dealers and in other cues and towns Of Dealers
10 Cheap Literature
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MILLINERY and SILK Goods, cheap for cash, Al ~
vi Beaver street. doors from Penlsu-eI Ihr suDscir
hfs would pectfy invite the attention OF pufcnases 10
,.,r .tocs of Pal and Winter Millinery and SIX Goods,
which have been selected with their usual good astr WINCH
the way cannot be beat we do say ~ and VII be ound
xsinaiOu 10 embrace the largest assortment " goods
n heir line found n the CITY BY Tie system 81 buy
10 and selling for cash they believe they enabled To buy
oey and sell louer than any other establishment IN ue
ife aud wha, more heir customers invariably tell Them
, somehow other the goods purchased Of them always
-. fact that speaks much or their taste and 10" rhet'
s.t almost invariably them customer sief ne hrss
purchase and whichs the Of the rapid increase 70
ihir trade Gail, purchase and you vii md ua we are
.sIs imTurs4s.s L. ~ STEVENS. co.
pIBBON-, RIBBONs.--Ths lsrsess and best
:, ~. CIV can se f5aad q, Z. 81 sTEvESs cos 81
Hsver where more Ribbons are sold sna ~
-ces Than al any other house N tne hsie. s4i'
BINGHAM, FurnIs,,ee s9d Apron H cGa ssgy
h'Or sale By klChAhDs ChDr pn.,,ss,
ms 2Weodis NJ
,,A>CY CAs.IMEKEs-ioo cases Harms Eddy'
snd other faTonie -'y,es. 20, sa cRoSKHlrE.
,- ,,y.oa,. Pine street
-,ATISET--70 css~. l.oey PLAID, blue, Lafen'ne-
- oxford and .teei nixet iCr az y ,,,rr d.,
ms 2~eodis RICHARDS CROSkHlTE, rinesc
,uiEK ,IslMETEKs.-Inernomete suiiAo.o o'
1 g1-.ers D.ulers, DyerA Oh hennsrs, ha'lsrs, Chem
. L. eonsan,y On hand made W order and Tor cal
NV an.aurv JOHN RARRv. ~ cah~r'o~et vi sm-s
UT NAiLs-Idoo csss.. fsirly assortsd, fsnnsyivs
- ia " 'n''' MURDock, LEAvIrr l. CO.
,-.e1sy Conner c~tsS and Gr-~rvich-sue~sA
,pAK IHON.--oo iOns American, assofted round
ID square and fsi, for sale BY
MURDOCH, LEAVITr co,
tyt3 isf corner Cedar and Greenwich st
.sTEEL lRON-SG Lons "Dannamorsr Bar Iron, very
- hyperion article for steel for sac by
tis,sy JOSEPH TUCKERMAN. 81 Westss
COLUMBIA PIG lRON-lao tons Tor sale BY
I , lfistf JAS n OLSEY. 2 WesLst
t,ART-HERRIE PIG IRON-For s.lsby
\ W-s-ss
On Tons AXE IRON Of very superior ess,liIy '''
~ sale by .liwis JOS. TUCkERMAN, ?, )" e.,- -
NORWEGIAN Bar iron-so IONS ;st. ~" 1870
,nO Tons No Charcoal Pig Iron 100 Tons NO
~ .hs'c'A ~ To- Jos BUCHANAN % wsssst
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CtRD-The undersigned having been informed by
n % his friends that : being w1ey or
cq!aied OF his intention Ia discontinue the DAY sohOoL
which las been Ong under his charge, beg leave distinct
fy and gnegyoaly inform his patrons aud the public 10
general who feel ANY Interest 10 such atier- that ne
report wholly unfognded i may possibly have had IL
or yin from the fact Of the PREPAsAroRY DEPARrnEsr
having been elinqushed and the number Of pupils IN r
other having been limited bat far from entertaining e
s, idea VI giving the Day School, he has made various
arrangements for the coming by which ne hopes that
t satisfaction which bis exerous inthe cause OF education
have hitherto afforded will he greatly Increased and the al
manages offered his pupils viii test evince his obligation
for The liberal uppo which his School has received, DUNG
The many wears he has been engaged an Instructor OF
youth X TO"NsEND hODDahi;
Fogreenih-sL Sept 81 II.
DRIyATE SCHOOL for boys, No, ss Wooster
/ near Amfy-.i.-Rev. J. A. Spencer, A. VI. Rector re-
opens on Wednesday Sept ID. The number OF pupils =
limited twenty The course Of Instruction = thorOugh ana
exact being ftie either for college or business C
Gu as with terms be obtained a. Appieions 30 Broad
xsy Mers 6i5 Broadway and al the Rectors residence
81 lHs
SCHOOL, ENGLISH AND CLAsslCAL-The
- Pathological institute, No OF Etrd gesiret e-iaDiiso
IN 83 vii be re-opened The -rst day VI September
ADJ here will be room for few rupils-
sa50 lwi.- RICHARD CORNELL. Principal
SARAH X. CLARK,- SEMINARY, II Fast Broad
= way corner OF Market Of Will commence its fa! Term
0n ne 3fh inst = -
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MERCHANTS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

u-NOce Is hereby given 10 all persons who nave can
ceed their Policies issued by this Company MAT NE Pre-
m uus the xpired time viii be paid 10 h'n on APP
rlicnon at the Office, No 81 Wa- on and aler edn-s
day the 81 Instant delivery of the Policy And all per.
on. si holding the Policies u this Company sre requested
10 call and the any receive the return premium
thereon. BY order, . ,
u lSi. A. III. MI LLfhs Srfft'hfys
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WIilSKY-sales 100 bbls Prison. on terms not made
public
and 400 or 500 bbs Mess sold IA %, which farther
advance OF old Prime about 1900 bbls sold al 10 50
Beet is inactive.
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VEGULAR LINZ q PscAets Coz GlsssoS.- :.
~ PHI o( 18Th Sept-Tbr fast sailing fsvofi,e pscAS
- .tdp sARACEN, Capt Nathaniel T. hswkns w
ii ,s,arfnsIly q above her regular day having se.o
iats,ns unsarp assed for cabin, second cabin s''
P rsops about proceeding 10 Scotland WIZ nsa IL III
worthy heir notcs aud reliance may he p's ,s nns
~ yuoctuay - sdverised To srenfe oeftis eaiJ sPP
esI,. a should be made board foot povers., U D
VA T. TAPsCOTT IS South cor. .ea...a ,a
~ .sn srd IN on her regular day. Persons wishing ~
md Tor friends IN scotland do 20 BY IN. me 90 'e.y
80 sas Tor auy sum required, payable % denanh u a.
the principal ho9ses W Sco1snd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04

AXLETREES, AXLETREES.
rI,HF SUBSCRIBERS grateful for past ayors respect
1 fully inform their friends and The public ia genera,
hat they made improvement. 10 the manuiae-
r- o xe- and continue manufacture Patent and Com
mon A upon the approved principles Also, Crank
ANe. FOR cars Boxes fued and AXES repaired Al short
y Aim HARRISON L BREEsE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04

FLOUR AND MEAL-The market is dull today with
change in prices. Genesee fresh brands is 75o
-li. Ohio and Michgsn4 69d4 Is. The sales are only
moderate OF Cleveland City Mills 300 or 400 bbs sold
at 60. In Southern there is but little movement
Expor from lst to t39h August
D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04

~ WM r PRINCE L CO. Offer for sale Al their nurse.
49, res Of Flushing, above 81 varieties " sus~b-frss
oeluy me finest assortment IN America The large early
.esr 4 and Gsrns,one tbe earliest choice Varieties, then
sll0w SwanesuDne's scarlet, Victoria, Hoyeys Seeding,
gO-,on Pine British Queen genuine Prince Aloer The gen
ine Ross Ph1nix whchis scarcely be met with sfoaod
NeYork and among the latest are COul late scs5 e soah
ugh Elton and Bishops Wick, al remarkably Doe sna
Black Prince and Mysfs Eliza, second rate Tnes s no
al oers Is per cent ess than Others sell a. zoo s 80
directions for planting Catalogues grsfis ORDERS '"' -
lhxn s. cab epcosed will meet promp, siiepuon-
Prince: NURSERIES, Flushing ssHt IL PRINCE co.
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S,UERIFF,s sALE.-By vrne offs w,itof1eri l.eIa.

S,IIFRIFF'S SALE.-By ylTtIe OTIS WTilotfefI IsrIas
- directed and delivered, VII expos" ~ ssie %
Thursday The 6t day ~ October the yesbue ~
f, CIV Hall of the City Of NewYofs at II O'Clock NJ al
d.. rlgi title and interest Of William Caen whfh he hsi
the tweny-hh day Of July, one thousand eight ndfen
and forty.tye any time Afterwards o. IN and " All
m ss four lots Of ground situated lying and being Man
hliianvle In the I2th Ward VI the City Of New fosk,
.no,gn and dsng uished smsp u Manhsansile made
on ths fifteenth day Of september, in the year 1915 by
Charles Lo-s City Surveyor, a. lots nombef ninety nns
and one hundred and i've o5 being ofs use or parcel
Of land formerly belonging 10 John p. Wsdron ate ~ h
decreased which said -four lots bounded on The est
by the Boonn gdale road street. and on the Norm ~
o. number one hundred and t0 on he Fast ~ 9s
number ten twelve fourteen, and on The south ~ lot
nYbef ninety seven On each Of the said four lots being
twenty-five feet front and IN rear and one nunad, ies
en on ea~h side by reference to the said map VII NOR"
6lix aoo..r Together with all and singular The enenens
and appurtensnces hereunt" belonging OF N
any w So spperaning The said above desc fbed properly
. corde1 IN the Registers Office IN b ~ VI convey ances
p.ze l37 Dated ". York, september 5 80
49, WILLIAM JONES, sterid
Il
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Amnscments.
MAMMOTH STEAM

ELECTRICAL MACHINE Ben Franklin. will be open
t. he pghc Monday September sih, q The New
York P0y.rchl!c Institute. Lafayette Hal. So add ~
Broadway nearly opposite >tlos This unfvaed instr
hss been fitted up. - % oovaie a. he meonv a.
o. noise ard steam " hich accompanied 10 eNhioon
Castle Garden The machine : erected m ne ysd, "
view Of the sgdsnce-ihe steam carried "a into TIE open
air
and Phvsoscopr viii be n whose effects have ony %
be draw crowds Of Sdrrer> The Mayor srt Com
Council invited the evening Of Monday Tie SIN
- 5rsuas
NlIBLO'~ GARDtN.-No po.ponemrnt 81 ms 80
adjustment on sccounf u the wesher IS The Grand
Entrance from Broadway 20 The saloon : protected and
tn New Saoor Which ventilated nom the top ant s,des
be enclosed ~ moments notice. Doors open st l. Per
frmsnce commence Al T. Thursday Evening, september
RAneiiA" To be followed by the original Nsndevule
called Nile. DAngegle Nile. panseyie. Madame :
Cruroti Aslue Paio1.lei VI Maihisa An inerIn'sion
Guide with The ancev.e Of bss Les holnles Aiuis-
sion ~ cents
EAsTLE GARDEN.-rhe doors Will open a. half
y paste and the performances vii commence ats oclocA
Thursday Evening. Sep. &h. and during the week the
Grand Painted Hall Of the Incompatible premises viii he
thrown open 10 the public every evening, At o'clock pre-
cisely Concert Promenade. Al o'clock precisely the
Orchestra will pay the La File du Regiment
The Of Good Night, La Polka DIES Salons. Overture 10
Gusiave Diveri.mene Pot PogrrL Inter mission OF
half hour for promenade and refreshments during which
100 Cosuoramas II be presented 10 the spectsiors Aer
which the Overture Tampa La Refine De Chyprc Waltz
and Malourka Admission > cents
A MEXICAN WI SEt VI. AID FRA Gsfden--Tues-
Aday september III. every day and evening his week
SPLENDID performances every afternoon ii y ocock and
every evening quarter To rhe Manager taxes pleasure
IN announcing rh novelty and wonder ever miro
uced % the public. the Petrhed Human BODY: by many
considered most ASTONISHING case OF Adpocire Mr.. How
ard the great American Noin>t Col thainn, me famous
Virginia D.. ART Hydro-ONygen Microscope pisso,vlns
Views Mrs Western. GresI Western Mss thzsbetn
IL FAINT vocalist Admission = cents Children under IL
wears l2 = eSirs 10 consult the Fortune Teller
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LAWYERS TAKE NOTICE"
ri. 4 st.,rx .f mud Ennit

EDITED by Francis J. forha, ESQ Phladel phia; Hon
II Ellis Lewis, Lancaster; Wilson McCandess Esq
Pittsburgh
The Law Library will be Published the frs, Of each
month nj = per annum or y c single copies Each
Der Will contain complete work. Published from the Lon
Ton Edition Nos. .and now ready. Lawyers are re-
ouested 10 call and examine the work.
WIN. H. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings,
q Agent for New York
THE CULTIvATOR FOR SEPTEMBER
lust RECEIN ED->ubscribers now be supplied
j Com pete Sets Of the back volumes Sngl. numbers
can m had Subscr pion price only dollar per year
y Stis MARK H. NEWMAN. l99 Broadway.
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TO DIR. Banning

SAILED.
ship Sea, Edwards, Liverpool
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n Rooms OF IN. Art Union No. 322 Broadway, contain
in very handsome collection Of Paintings for distribution
M December Also very hne Pictures iof sale,
are now open Ia the public with Catalogues free Of charge
Gentlemen who have yet renewed their Subscriptions fof
present year respectfully invited To do 80 A. carry a.
possible The books Of subscription NJ tbs
Rooms X. r. FRASER. Superintendent - Gus
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cTKAW AND TUSCAN BONNETs.-r A. !

- PIER ate Napier Fisher Coz offers for sale at IA
P.srst general assortment Of English, Italian and Amer
DE- IN straw Good. Of the aud latest styles aud qualities
.ni resreclly invites bis Old customers and NE buyers
straw Goods generally oexsmine bis STOCK WHEN ney ss
~. -. y, 80. a. ru,cb...s oil 2ws
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II In PHILADELPHIA this work may be obtained of /ie
bsrk Co. In Boston Of Kedding Halliburton and other
periodical dealers and in other Clues and towns Of Dealers
10 Cheap Literature
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26
HENRY LAyELY, Secretary.

IIuMBuGs OF TIE DAY.--Whatever 'humbugs'
may continue 10 annoy a credulous community
by their brazen impertinence, it is evident to all
discerning minds that there is far less now in ia
mily or patent medicines than at any time pre-
vious. Public sentiment is becoming too enlight.
ened TO repose faith in every Indian or German
nostrum, put forth by boasting quacks, ignorant
of the first principles of medical science. And
while this worthless trash is going silently out Of
use, such remedies as Starkweather's HepatiC
Elixir, prepared by a veteran and eminent ply.
stefan, who has devoted upwards Of 80 years 0
his arduous and professional life to the parlicu
lar treatment of those diseases for which thil
medicine is designed, are coming into deserved
ly high repute. See advertisement in another
column.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26
For tie Cadis Sentinel
GRAM
Circular Fox Hunt.
TO TAKE PLACE ON SATURDAY, THE
sTH OF MARCH, 1916.

At a meeting of the citizens of the west end
of Cadiz township, on motion, CHARLES WELLS
was appointed Chairman, and Henry Larcly Sc
crotary. 1t was then resolved to establish the
boundaries, and hold a Circular Fox Hunt
on the 9Th proximo. Whcreupon the following
were designated as the boundary lines:
Beginning al the northeast corner ofStephen
Heaylin's farm; thence west along the township
line to the northwest corner of said township;
thence south along the township line to the
southwest corner of said township; thence east
along the sectional line to the ~nort-easi corner of
Samuel McFadden's farm; from thence north
to the place of beginning.
Chief Marshal ofMe ddy-George Day.
MarshaIs Of the north fnc---Isaac Finecal
and Vim. Moore.
Marsha1s of the wcst line--Michael Mile; n
and Rudolph Hines.
Marshals of the south Hne--Joseph Haverfeld
and Jacob.Gitchel,
Marshala oftsc east Ane--Littleton Hill and
Nathan Haverfeld.
Captains-Of the north line, Robert Finnical,
John Anderson, James Keesy, Christopher
Moore, Joseph Hines and David Harvey; west
line, Uriah Day, james Millican, Charles Wells,
John HaverfeId, Samuel Nicholas, Elias LaveIy
and Elisha Brown; south line, Alex. McFadden,
Gillespie Haverfcld, Nathan Ramsey, Job Git
chell, John w. Barrett and Amos Gitchel; east
fine, George Martin, John Wilson, Aaron Ross,
Thomas Haverield, Isaac Bargar and James
Havcrfield, il,
The Marshals 10 meet at Lavely's school
house, at 8 o'clock in the morning Of said day,
for the purpose of setting their watches, SO that
they can start their men at the same lime.
No person to march until orders are given by
the Marshals; and when marched to the first
straw line, to halt. Then the MarshaIs TO meet
at the school house the second lime, 10 ugree Oh
what minute TO start from the first straw line to
march 10 the centre in Lavely's Meadow, south
of the school house. No person 10 start from
The first straw line until orders be given by the
Marshals.
No dogs 10 be let loose al the time of march.
ling, unless in cases of Foxes breaking the
lines.
The Captains to have their men on the lines
: at half past o o'clock A. NJ, precisely.
Each Captain TO furnish at least twelve men
Tam out, one and all! and there is no mis-
take but that we will have a glorious hunt.
CHARLES WELLS, Chairman.
HENpv LAyELY. Secretary.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

XXTnL BE SOLD at private sale, and possession
wv given Immediately, a VALUABLE FARM,
situated in Perry township, Carroll county, Ohio, on the
road from New Rumley to Carrollton. Said farm con-
tains about 80 acres, three-iourths (which is in a good
state Of cultivation, and the balance is well timbered.
There are never-failing springs Of excellent water in
every field. There lisa good comfortable dwelling house,
excellent log barn, with convenient out-buildings, &c,
on the place. There is a splendid young ORCHARD
of wellselected apple trees, some ten varieties, together
with peach trees, plumb trees, cherry trees, and a
choice lot of shrubbery. grape vines, &C., &c. For
terms and other particulars, inquire of James Harper,
in New Rumley, or to the undersigned, at the Office Of
the Cadiz Sentinel. l.. HARPER.
fab. 5-tf
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-26
TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS;
SECOND SESSION.
FEBRUARY Is.

\ LhAA ~ -
The Senate, to-day, was enlightened by a
speech Of more than three hours in length from
Mr.. Riyes, in opposition 10 the joint resolution
of the House for a~nnexing Texas TO the United
States. He declared himself in favor Of annex
ing Texas, if il could be done by what he con-
ceiyed 10 be the only constitutional mode-thro'
the instrumcntalily Of the treaty-making power.
He maintained that the power given by the con-
s%litution to Congress TO admit new States INTO
the Union never contemplated the admission OF
foreign States, but haI reference exclusively TO
States ont of the territory then belonging to, or
which might be acquitted by, the United States
Mr.. Woodbury. will address the Senate on Mon
day on this subject. The debates upon this I'M
portant question have been withheld from the
readers of the Globe TO enable the speakers 10
revise them before publication.
The first business in the House, this morning
was the reception of reports from the standing
committees, among which were a number of blls'
that were appropriately referred. The posi-ot
fee and fertilization appropria' ion bills, returned
from the Senate with amendments, were takeI
up, and referred TO the Committee of Ways anC
means, The House then resolved itself into
Committee of the Whole on the state of th'
Union, (Mr. Hopkins, of Virginia, in the chair,
and took up the army-approPriation bill Aite
spending some time in discussing and acting OF
the various amendments that were offered 10 tina
bill, it was laid aside, and the committee took u
the bill to regulate the pay of the army. Afie
adopting several amendments TO this las,-rnenton
elk bill, the committee rose and reported it to tn
House, as amended; when the amendment
made in committo were concurred in, under th
operation of the previous question. PendIn
the question uf engTossmont, the House ac
Ijourned,