The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-03-19

| John Aull, of Missouri, who deceased in Ita-
lY by his will bequeathed S 900 to each of the
counties, Clay, Lafayette, jackson, and Ray, Of
that State
The brig Pandora, which cleared at Boston
ice, IS pounds fresh beef 325 cabbages, 20 bush
elsoysters, 500 bushels onions.
Pandora's box, truly!
An exchange paper has the following notice
to to"correspondents"
/" Truth is in type, but has been crowded out
by more important matter"
A debate has been held in New York, between
a sIr. Grant, and colored man, DIR. McCune
Smith, on the capacity of the negro race for
civilization. 1t is TO be continued.
SPLENDID PRESENT TO Mr.. CLAY.-A rich and
beautiful set of plate worth probably $4,000,
passed through this city last week as present
| TO Mr.. Clay. We understand that it came from
New York.--LouisriIe Journal.
Webster and Clay are in luck these latter
days.
| ANOTHER FLEE AT RocuEsTER-On the eve
ming of the 9th inst, the long of stone bull
dings at the corner of Hill and Elizabeth streets
Rochester, were destroyed by fire, with nearly
all their contents.
The total loss is variously estimated at from
$4,000 to $4,000, Of which only $4,000 were
insured.
The spire of church in Portsmouth, N. H.
was blown down the other day, after ii had with
stood ''the peltngs of the pitiless storms" fo
one hundred and thirty years.
AN "oFF-HANDED" GENERAL. --Paredas, tha
successful general in Mexico, is said to have on
] ly one hand, having lost the other in battle
while the unsuccessful Santa Ana, has but one
leg, having lost the other in battle also.
The ship Ashburton, aded with 1900 bales o.
cotton, took fire in the hold, on the Goth, while
lying at Charleston, and was saved only by run.
ming her across the river and filling her with wa
ter. The cargo and vessel much damaged.
The Legislature of North Carolina has appro
priatcd The annual sum of $4,000, from the frs
day of May next, for The support of deaf anc
dumb and blind asylum to be opened at Ra
leigh.
A young wife demonstrated with her husband
dissipated spendhrif, on his conduct
"My love-" said he. ~ am only like the Prod
igal Son; shall reform by and by"
"And | will be like the Prodiga Son, too
she replied, "for will arise and go to my father ,
and accordingly off she went
Soon after that the "fatted calf" was killed.
A man named John M'Kee, Irshman, wal
shot by his brother in Lancaster, Kentucky, OF
Saturday last, and died on Sunday. 1t was
DF I,o
treatment of M'Kee to his wife.
Timothy w. Fisk, midshipman, promoted
himself to the unknown eternity, by taking lau
danum in his room at Jones' Hotel, Phladel
phia.
Judge Conrad, the author of the tragedy o
Aylmere, in which Mr.. Forrest plays Jack Cade
has burst blood vessel, and lies dangerously il
at his residence.
In 1900, Mississippi had a population of only
1880 souls. How rapid have since been the
changes, now 375,65l souls.
TIE TWO WIVES.
"My wife's so very bad" quoth viii,
81 fear she meier can hold it.:
"She keeps her bed" Mines worse," quot
"The jade has Just now sold it,
AWFUL DEATH--A youth met his death at
, coffee house in Broad street, Nashville, on the
10Th ult., by drinking large quantity of ray
whskey on wager.
The association for the relief of disabled fire
men in Philadelphia, have in their treasury fun
for that purpose of $52l, and invested $l3, "a
have paid out since their organization So, ,629
STATE OF MATRIMoNY- -"Ma," said youn
lady, "whereaboats shall find the State of Ma
trmony?n
"Oh," replied the mother, "you will find it t
be one of the united states"
), WORTHY OF NoTICE.-A cotemporary says
one glass of liquor each day, at Ga cunts, cost
twenty-five dollars and oighty-one cents yea
This amount would pay the insurance of thre
thousand dollars on mans life.
, SLEEPING PARrNERs.--The Green Bay, Mich
paper, has Bachelors advertisement for sixtee
young damsels TO form life pamerships in tb;
/ town--bachelors being plenty and maids scarce
There is manifest difference between "sleeI
ing partners" and "sent partners"
Look OUT FOR MORE KooNs.--Gen Koon,
e Newbury District, s. c., has married Mrs. MAJ
Cannon.
!. After such joining, we shouldn't be b
surprised to hear of her going of!
QUEER GIRLs.--A paper published at Akrol
!. o., states tnat some time since party of gel
tlemen and their ladies', from that village, vistc
i place of refeshment in Middleburg, whel
: they passed short time; after they departed,
boy about the house who had occasion TO ent'
n the room several times during their stay, romar
n ed that "lhcy were the queerest gals he co
), seed; cause when there was chairs enough in Il
d room for them 10 sit on, the tarnal critters wou
a sit in the boys laps"
o LIFE.
"Slow pass our days