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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14
MONDAY. ,Januarv <

MONDAY, January D.
The Senate, after a very brief session, occupi-
ed by the presentation of petitions and other
routine business adjourned till tomorrow.
In the House, Joint resolution, whose proba-
BILE advent had been intimated on Saturday last
by Mr. c. j. lngersoll, was reported by him, un-
der instructions from the committee on Foreign
Affairs, requesting the President to give TO the
British government the twelve months notice of
the termination of the convention between that
government and the United States, in relation to
the territory of Oregon. A motion submitted by
MIR. lngersoll TO make this resolution the special
order for the first Monday in February, and to
commit it to the Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union, led to a renewal of the debate,
which, during two days of the last week, had en-.
crossed the attention Of the House, and which
was Jet pending at the adjournment on Saturday.
In this way, Mr. McDowell,who held the floor was
dspossessed of his right; which, how.
ever, il will be perceived that he was successful
enough to ro:Iaim.
A counter report in behalf of the minority of
the Committee on Foreign Affairs, was made by
Mr.. G. Davis. 1t proposes to give to the Pres-
dent the discretion and the responsibility of Civ
ing the notice, and concludes by a resolution
that the question as to that notice is not n mat
ter for the decision of Congress, and that the
House refrain at present from the expression of
any opinion on the subject. The debate was
long and animated, and had not been brought TO
a close at the time the House adjourned
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14

0T c. ]. McNulty has been fully and finally
discharged, the United States attorney having
entered nOlle prOsequi, on the cases remaining
on the docket. He is now at liberty, and we
suppose will ''do the lion" some considerable.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14

GFOur dog-matic legislature seem to be Of
the opinion that if man keeps dog he should
be taxed five dollars; but if the same individual
owns thousand dollars worth of bank stock, it is
sacred from taxation! The wisdom of coonery
Isurpasseth that of Solomon!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14

EGpelIed.-Rev. Ii. II. Shropshire has been
expelled from the ministry, by the N. o. Confer
ence of the M. E. Church. OAence--putting a
girl into magnetic sleep, and then taking un-
lawful and indecent liberties with her.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14

GErA most scandalous story in regard to the
incontinence of Judge REED, of the SUI RENE
Court of this State, is going the rounds of the
sail decency" whig papers, long hungry's Viciou;
sheet among the rest! The Cincinnati Gazette
a whig paper, pronounces the story false in toto.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14

John Bud not idle.--The Toronto (Canada)
Patriot has rumor that number of small iron
steamers for the Lakes have been prepared in
England, and will be sent out on the opening OF
navigation. Important, perhaps, if true.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14
Lnst hear hnw Ile taII.sl

The Spirit Of Anneration.-Th Washington
correspondent OF the New York Herald, who
styles bimself "The Doctor,' talks thus in his
last letter:-"The work of annexation is just
beginning, We cannot stop short of the neck
of Darien. We must 90 on. We cannot resist
the momentum by which we are propelled. 1t
will have to be done. It's bound to be done.--
Fifty States represented in this capitol! Only
think of that. Why, sir, he present dimensions
Of our national flag will be covered all over with
stars, and we shall have to enlarge it to make
room for The stripes. Great and apothcosised Di-
ana, what is the world coming too? IIurrah for
Pok-hurrah for Texas and Oregon-hurrah for
California--and three times three for Mexico
and the New jerusalem! We are enveloped in
a blaze of glory. Already do we anticipate the
Istupendously magnificent consummaton before
us Come on! come on! ye down-trodden and
Oppressed of Ireland, of Britain, and of Europe
--come on. We shall have room for you! the
mantle of Our government will cover you all
TO every honest heart, painting for liberty and
fair field, we say, in behalf of our country, the
fruit of imported seeds, come on! Elbow-room,
We tatterdemions of Mexico! we are coming
to take care of you. Ere Ten years have elapsed
the North American eagle will scream in his tri-
umphant flight, when the first rays of the morn
ing shall illuminate the snowy pinnacle of the
majestic Orizimbo! That's all
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14

Most Extraordinary Movement.

War Preparations in Canada.--The Montre,
al papers of the 18th inst, contain the followng
intelligence. The affair has a very singular as
pect, and we give all we can find, as published
in one Of the papers:-
From the Montreal Pilot, Dec. 10.
War ,oitk the United StdtcS.-The following
advertisement appeared in yesterdays Herald
"To VoLUNTEERs.--The undersigned beg tc
inform those men who are desrous of serving
under them during the approaching war, that they
will meet them at the office of Brss g. Colburn
Point au Calliee, on Friday evening, The 10Th
inst, at s o'clock. God save the Queen.
E. E. COLBURN,
/ HIITCHISON
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14
THE BANK OF CADIZ

VIE subscriber has grown weary in waiting for the
Il establishment of the Bank of Cadiz, from which
to got funds to pay his store debts He is now compe
ed to call upon such of his friends as are indebted to
him, on account longer than six months, to call and
settle. My creditors cannot get along longer without
their pay. *. G, OSBTN,
ian 7-tf
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14
ITSsOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP!

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP!
1NHE partnership heretoore existing between Burtch
u & Moore is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Business win hereafter be conducted By A. F. Moore.
A. n. BURTCH,
A F. MOORE
NIB. All those indebted to the firm Will please call
and settle their by cash or note. The books
are in the hands Of A. H. BuItch for settlement
Jefferson, JAN lst 1886. i7-3t
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14
TUESDAY January G.

TUESDAY. January 6.
We have had another interesting debate on
the Oregon question, and there is a determine
tiou to continue it until finally disposed of. On
the resolution TO give notice TO Great Britain
for the termination of the joint occupancy, apow-
erfu attempt was made TO postpone IFS conside-
ration till the first Monday in February. But
the west was up in the majesty of her strength
and would not consent to abate an inch of her
debateabe ground. The question of extending
our jurisdiction over the territory, on the ques.
tion Of reference. was lost, and motion prevail.
ed for its reference TO The committee of the whole
without designating day for which it should be
made the special order. The House then resol.
we'd itself into committee of the whole on all the
subjects connected with the Oregon controye, sy
The Senate did little business to-day, the Sc.
nators appearing TO have as much anxiety to lis,
ten to the debate in the House, as the general
lobby, or third house, of which we have fair re.
presentation. Except briefly discussing the mer.
its of the resolution on printing, and recommit,
ting It Tor amendment nothing of interest trans,
pired,
WEDNESDAY, January z.
In h. AL.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14

6[Henry Clay, in his celebrated Texas letter
said: $50 far from having any personal Objec.
tions TO the annexation of Texas, would be glad
10 see il, without war, without dshonor, aud with
the common consent of the people," Very we'll.
Texas is now one of the states of this Union
there has been no war-theTe has been nc
|disgrace-and the people have given their con-
sent most cordially. We therefore infer that
Mr.. Clay must be very ''happy7 man just now
ErJoHN Quincy ADAMS, on the Cd inst,
made speech IN the House of Representatives,
in which he took strong ground in favor of the
whole of Oregon. lie was in favor Of giving
Great Britain "notce TO quit' forthwith; and il
she chose to take il as an indication of hostility,
and then TO commence hostilties, why (said he)
we had been told that there would be but one
heart in this country; and God Almighty grant
that il might be so!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14

WEDNESDAY, January z.
In the SENATE, the proceedings did moi pos,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

HIGm NANEsDIsGRAcED.-The Hon.
Rice Garland, Of N. Orleans. lately COM
mit,ed forgery for the sum Of s6,25o.
Having received present, accompanied
with a complimentary note from Mr..
M.Donough, it was shown by cireums'an-
tes that Judge G had eraced all the writ
ing by some chemical process, with IN, the
exception Of the signature; that he bad
filed up bond above MI. McD's name
fnrahe above amount, which he negoiia-
ted. On the detection Of his crime, the
wrc,ched man made two several attempts
to commit suicide. Mr.. Garland had been
distinguished member of Congress: : and
was at the time Of the commission oil this
crimelan acting Judge, and said to be word, I.
$40 600. The lamen;able case is SAID to
he the lirst instance Of the degradation OF
an American Judge by fragrant crime.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08
SALE OF rue RAIL ROAD.

n. RIlrigh and Gasion Raj Road was
Ii Yesterday b. the ifr4saEsr of the
So parsasat IN advertisement herIn-
- ns.le. Ills Exerllenry, isoE. GEA-
.,.. bad s363.g00. the amount due The
Sc uallsr lhs last mortgage, with aerru-
- ialsresi; and m O.her bid beiag made,
=. Rad was accordingly knocked down
:, ne S,ase. fhas has an improvement,
whseh cosl public spirited individuals
,,s,sl million and half of money. bren
nasrhased by the state for the n0mpaEa-
n,ely trililng sum IL s363.00o. That
,a's viii prove a profitable investment for
,,s sla.a cannot admit Of doubt; while the
saslic llaEe a guarantee thai this imp0r-
,,nt public highway will be kept up.
The purchase III the Rnad deEolves is
naaagemen. upan tine Governor. Public
Treasurer AMI Comptroller. A. {" Board
n Commissioners. until such time n the
STATE can make some other disposition Of
,,r same" Accordingly. we learn, that
ran,IiI:ely after the sale of the Road. ihe
liwr,o.y met. and appointed Wesley
IIallisier. esq. the present valuable Super
a,sniaal OF the Rnal. President Of the
.,ne. We regard the appointment Of
lir. H''l!,s,sr A. a iplsI Iudicipus Que. aud
10 10, hrlleye tla, any individual in the
sac. unl.r present circumstances. could
as..hlrse thr Ii,ies of. President mnFe sa-
->fac,nFiiy 10 lhe bile. or more efficient
If fs,r the Interests &c the State. lie j. n
p.as lsa'iv sryn'sli, maa. and eill conlin-
u. 1, devote. ~ h i.as dane, his hest enar-
m.s TO thu success lul operations Of the
Road. RsgiIsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08
MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. A. G. Hughes,
Mr.. JOSIAH j. Wars, Of Orange county, to Miss
MAasaREr ID. ASnREws, Of Chatham.
On the 23d, at . O'Clock, P. NJ, by the same,
Nh. FnrEsAx LEAru, Of Caswell county, to Miss
M,nrna ANx EcroR, of Orange.
. On the 23d. at o'clock, p. NJ, by the same,
Mr.. RopsRr TATE to Miss ELIZA MonRow, all
Of Orange.
Accompanying the above, was neat bundle
of cake, ct cetera for one that the kind friend who
conveyed ii is pleased to style the Junior editor
of the Recorder" He begs leave, to tender his
warmest acknowledgements to the fair one who
sent il. In eastern phrase, he would say, may
she live thousand years in blooming youth and
loyeliness," to cheer the hearts Of those around
her. as she seems sowcl calculated to do, Judging
from what his oton eyes hare see'l.l
In this county, on "Wednesday evening the afif
uIt., BY Josi,h Turner. esq, Mr. HENRY Bow
Ems 10 Miss SARAH WLsoS. tE@s
In this county, on the ed ult., by William A
Lea. esq, Mr.. BAzlLn WARD to Miss CORsE.
LA Ann HEssEr. 81.
In Casweil county, on the 24th ult, by 'h'
Rev. Daniel W. Kerr, Mn JoHS W. MCAutEr
of Orange, to Miss NAssrJASE WALKER, daugh
ter Of James Walker, esq.
| In this county. on the 25th ultimo, by Danie
II ( q
Hardin, esq, Mr.. lTESRt G. HuHpEE to Mis-
IMAnr f. GRAHAM, daughter of MIR. Thoma
Graham. s..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

rng NEGOTIATION. There arc sBaary
reports from Washington. FlrsI, that the
British government hal disappgoved Of
NJ. Pakenham's refusal 70 treli upon our
offer II tile iglh degree Of latitude. Sc
con-, that the negaiiliion would b. trans.
frrel to England. AMI now one facl has
,rusplred, llal since lie last ,lesrairhes
by the Cambria. the British minister had
he'd conference with the Secretary Of
State. Ilmay b. with reference 10 re-
nrwal uf the ncgn,iation, AMI Il may not.
VIZ. Buchanan last lsIlcr left the way
opeI.
There i a report that the President is
desirous OF bringing Mr. Calhoun into his
cabinet. and that Mr.. Walker would 60 on
to the U. States bench. One reflection
is. thai this looks more like continued
peace. NJ the whole cotton country will
oppose war. Another. that although the
clhinet would b. y great gamer, It would
be very bad lor the bench.
IL is useless now TO speculate upon the
nrnbable chances OF war. Our prevailing
opinion Is that the thousand arguments
against it viii outweigh the few in favor
but very many, we perceive. are now
looking for il, as almost inevitable. from
our present position, our claims OF inter-
ference in all cases affecting changes in
North America, the war party at the West,
and the talk about . national honor and
British encroachments," by the thousands
who are gu ,iptoe for Government con-
tracts. on the one part-and the known
CONSTITUENCIES Of the British Ministry.
Two men, like Webster anil Ashburion,
would setile upon the 49h degree OF laii-
tude in two days: and this would be satls.
factory to nineteen out Of every twenty in
both nations. Jom. of Com.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

MExIco AND CALFoRSIa.--l Inc oilie'
rent correspondents OF the n, \ Herald
writing from Washington on Sunday, s'a'e
the arrived Of Mr.. L. IL, Sauin'ersbeaFef
of dispatches from Mr.. Slideil, tat vera
Cux.1 which the former LETT on the 29 "
ull. Tue letter writer's say that Mexico
is willing to sell California Tor iil'een m M,
lions, aud as4ents 10 the Rio Granae as 'pe !,
boundary. They also stale that ueneral
pare,les. originally commissioned and de s,
patched at the head u an army desllne1
for the INVASION of Texas, had wneeleu
about, and at the hcadot his 6'ooo faga-
mullins, declare war against the supreme
govefnm 2nt of Herrera. A lew usys
fore Mr.. 5. left, news had reached vera
Cruz, thai Gen. Urea, Governor q sne
province of Sonoro, had prnno1''nlcea
against the anlkorit essof the Mexlgar go
w.nment, declaring the Ps.oilnces lh's'
psndent. rr= - - 49,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

The Senate of the United States has
confirmed the appointment Of MIR. Nc
Lane to be Minister at the court Of 81.
James. Also, the appointment Of Mr..
Woodbury., 10 the supreme Court Of the
United States. Also, the nomination of
George W. Woodward, of Pa, to be a
Judge Of the Supreme Court, in the place
OF Judge Baldwin. decd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

THg FLORIDA CAsE.--We learn from
Washington. says the Richmond coRpi-
Ter. tia. the committee on elections have
determined 10 report IN favor Of Mr.. "a
bell. The committee consists Of sir 10.
coiccos and three Wings. A favorable re-
port from such 4 committee, gives fair
ground tina, Mr. Cabell will be permitted
10 retain his sogi. We also understand
tn. before the ,lcrisinn OF the committee,
Mr.. Cabe!l proposed to VI. Brocken-
brough that he should abandon the con.
test il Congress aud go hack to the peo-
pie Of Florida. that they nigh, decide il.
This proposition was. however, declined
by Mr.. Brockenhmugh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08
OhilnarE.

lAlaA. n H. RaaaaE. Nissazni. On G,e - Il
sAEasssE iasas Ms saRas NaEusEE. ulra u
hsasszaa Nlaass. 2ss=Esas, = - ssh EraT
- Au asr. Ths ssa55as q - IA,sEs nuairs uas
= nsalss q 0Esass oaga,y, sal I'D a~xa Euaz =
IA'FaaasE q lie chrisian Churrh ~ Nr~ Fssx.-
deAoe. Her IL ~ss hist e - sssmgaay DIS
tiaR, ST. ~ g nat aslg asaw hsH aaaArhss.sni -
her D.aias MssasF y coussssily EiianlinE - In
hoass q Earsails ~ ESruie nznis-aol Dr.
6FsFsss ia'essss in aAainisaing % sle salaars Il
ih0se sEoun3 heF; having i Hould ssra, aiNsys
in rsasniaEaans tiaas iHiunrtian a hia Hhaaa ~
loved, sna EaE IL eKosleHrg - Hhass knguia.lst
sis esuasnd "a tliRss as lasss-fsdiag lhe hun
EFy. slaaling tie naasa. art sisiling and rualsi-
ing the ~ aEsd sfizast. sach. u tsieE Is he
ehaEaclrr a heE who's los Ne Haousn; but NC
noun MT ss lhass without hals. firing assred
that Whui Is ioss 10 has Nhon sae has lesi h.
hind, Is 10 her an everlasting gain. lcss.l
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

The cHOcrAws.-The WATSON Mi
Banner states that between 1900 and 4.
Ol1 h0ctaws were IN have leit thai State
about the last of November. under The 90.
perin.emleni Of removal. for lheir new
home IN the West. The condition Of al
fairs in the Chociaw Nation is represent
ell as heing quite prosperous. ahere are
now four female boarding schools. sus-
tanned principally by the public funds oi
the Nation. hun under the care and instrue-
tim Of the Missionaries: these aud other
Schools con'iin 25O pupils. There are
also various Sabbath schools taught by
chectaw teachers. embracing six or seven
hundred adults aud children.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

Casa fEEE AZ TrEEra.-Ne lrarn
- e .asl Eagi'sh PafarHs Hsrfigal Gl.ai a
iiEe hFnse CO u lhe aoan n lhe laanlzaaatal,
Is On liz 25sh u ngtaa,er. Ehiri. r iaaa
4 a0aii he eaarknd. aaslTsEed lsssl he
i"Hn., II rommsnred In - Gesk quar-.
ieE. the Eind blowing = gle FINN sOulla-
Eesi = The Time. and Was noi sllalaed M
ii il had raged thiny-nine hourS. Tie
whole q he Gnesk snd Jewish enarsEs,
with me exception Of about fany houses.
one hsllolihe Armenian quarter. ahonione
hundred Turkish houses. IhEfe mosques. a
synagogue. one handled slaoqs. AMI large
bath. eel prey 10 he hsa,es.
The United States sleam-lfigaie Prince
TIM narrowly eseaped distinction last
week On hefPsssage from Norlolk 10 Bos-
ton. She reached Boston haTl,or about
four o'clock on Friday afternoon. and. just
before coming TO anchor opposite y the
Navy yard. was discovered 10 be on fire
in the eeIliRg under tie herih herk, near
The boiler. The powder was taken out in
boats. and water applied in bueseishy the
crew; hut the lire was NOT exlinguished ill
several engines from the Nayy.yarl NGIe
taken along side and PLAYED into her. The
fire caught from the furnaces attached Ia
her boiler. and the afleT-Part of tn vessel
Is said 70 have suffered considerable da-
mage.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

Caleb ]. McNuIty. the de(aulting Clerk
Of the U. S. House of Representatives. has
been tried in " ashiug;on lily, and by
the jury found not guilty; upon what
ground this verdict was rendered is not
stated. .z
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

The Legislature Of Georgia on the 18th
ul,imo. elected Hon. Eugenius 4. Nisbei,
Hon. Hiram Warner, and Hon. Jos. Hem
ry I.umpkin. Judges ofthe Supreme. Court
Of that State recently estahlished-the frst
for two, the next for four, and the latter for
six yeas. j.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

ILLINoIs.-i he rensusof Illinois shows
that the population of TIE State has iacnas-
ed 390.0nO during the last i've years, and
that il now amounts i0 100000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

- . sap.ly sh=af pare By cons ole a.
ia mosiaaof K. Il. Parker. ias meeting
JOHN NELLY. Chairman.
Gro. ". JoSEs, Seerefary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

Measures are in progress for the con-
s,uc,ion OF Rail Road from Nashville
to cha,aooga, TO connect with the Gcor-
gia Roads A charter has been obtained
from the Tenuessee Legislature. and IN
Nashville alone il Is stated The subscrlp.
ton 10 die Stock would be fillel up. The
Road NAV be finished is supposed IN two
wears. This will be an important link in
the chain OF Southern Rail Roads.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

TYRE subscribers. having entered into copart-
nership in the above business, would respect
fully inform their friends and the public generally,
that they have taken the Shop one door west Of
the Confectionery, and opposite Moore's old stand,
and will be prepared to furnish every variety Of
articles in this line, both fashionable and good.
Their materials shall be well selected, and the
work we'll executed; and they only ask fnr trial,
feeling certain that they can give satisfaction.
~ Journcymen wanted, who are good work
men, and Of steady and industrious habits. None
Others need ap.ly.
WITtlERSPOON 4 GATES.
July |. S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08
ENOE MILLS,

Three Miles East Of llillSborOnsh.
THE subscribers Mills having lately under
gone thorough repair, are in first rate or
der for the despatch Of work; and having attach
ed one Of Young Patent Improved Wheat Clean
ers. those who have smut or other filth IN then
Wheat, can have ii cleaned, and no dispute.
RI Flour for sale. Cash given for Wheat.
III FREELAND.
December 10. 07-3w
blanks for sale al this Office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08
STATE or NORTH CaE5Iiis.1.
0RASss t'eU%Fx. -
In Eq9j;v,
Ciemsnt Cunts c,sd otssr~ sgsiast Lila w.

&@ - Petition to Sell LAID.
! FFIDAyI'r having been FLED tir tbs csuse,
N setting forth that John freoiand, ti,s Sssel.-
Frceland to appear, and answer, plead Of dsllffs
held al Hisborough, an the second NoaIay Of
March next, or the hill will be taken pro coases- ;
so and set down for heating OK pure as 10 i'm.
Wianess, Jsmes Webb. Cletk and Masts,, a.
office, in Hi.lsboYough, Deeemher, I. ISIS.
JAMES WEbB, @. g. "
Price adv. S4:5 3. o. ~