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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10
SENTENCE oF WEBSTER.

{ BosTJN, April /.
Ii is understood that The jury after going
cut on Saturday night, at first deGberalcd
in silence for ten minutes, and then voted
on the question, whether the remains
were these OF Parkman. There was u
unanimous yves" Ga the second cues.
tion, whether Webster murdered him,
:here we're ! ! yeas and one nay, The nay
came from Benz. II. Greca. He stated
his point Of doubt. After SENS discussion
he declared it removed.
The family of Webster was 10, inform
ed OF The verdict on The night it was rem
dered The awful disclosure was made
to them on Sunday morning, by Mrs.
VIM. Il, Prescott.
4 letter Of condoence was presented
on Sunday afternoon, signed bv the heads
OF all the principal fumilics OF Cambridge,
incluiing the Hon, Edward Everett,
Jared Sparks. Prot. Norton, Judge Fay,
&c. Judge Fay gave it up that his friend
Webster was guilty man after hearing
his own speech on Saturday. Webster
was brought inlo court this morning at
8 o'clock, to receive his solemn sentence.
lle looked gloomy in the extreme, but
collected and calm. The court room
was dcnsely crowded. Al II o'clock
tho court came in. Attorney General
Clifford narrated the facts Of the indicl.
ment, trial and verdict, and moved that
the count proceed 10 pron0unce the SEN
lence. The prisoner arose, aad was asked
by the clerk what he had 10 show why
sentence Of death should no, be pronounced
against him. The prisoner bowed, and
took his seat in silence. Chief Justice
Shaw then addressed him. In conclusion
the Judge said, ''aud now nothing re
mains but the duty Of pronouncing the
sentence which the law fixes for !he crime
of murder, Of which you stand convicted; /;
which sentence is, that you, John w.
Webster, be removed from this place and
be detained in close custody in The prison
OF this county, and thence tuken, at such
time as the executive court Of this com
monweslth may appoint, 10 the place OF
execution, and there be hung by the neck
till you are dead, and may God, Of his
infinite goodness have mercy on your
soul
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From the Steubeaville Daily Messenger
PLANK ROADS.

Wha, aboui the plank Road ouetstions in
which onr city i inter@strdY- What shout
the s,snhsn,;la a,,I csA;z ,osd aud "a.
S,eubrnviIlesnJ w. .,,sotoo ntoi~c,? in re.
Gard IN ,bs 1o,ns, ,ya See no reason why
ia t,isnd. mioht ~, 80, themselves 10 work
at once and nan fo,w,,s tn- ima,ovement
10 y speedy comp.etioa the present summer.
The route i, sltea,iy Graded. and we under.
stand that The mbnsaers OF the rosd a, it
stands fine n; D;rrctots oI The "Stenbeny,lle
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10
The United States and Mexican
boundary.

We find in the National IntelEgCncPr of
yesterday, II long and Irety substantial ac-
count of the commissioners appointed 10 run
the boundary IiucslrOm the beginning of July
10 November. The work proceeds slowly,
and was finally suspended for want of money
---"lhe funds of The commission being cxs
hausIed." Who is to blame for this manifest
IarIiness, or whether any anybody is, we DO
nat knoH. 'Fhe Country is one very uuIa>
vordbe to such operations, and there has been
considerable delay, occasloned by the slow
movemen OF the Mcxlrmu, ,conmss oners -
Il is fact hd NJ ,xco was beaten. cnoq ler
ed, the new Territory acquired. and Iwo new
States organized on Of It, in mich less time
Than II has required, or will require, 10 nsceI
tain and to establish the boundary linz.
The acrountin the MttAigeHcer concludes
hus. - GlObp.
But The Mexican Comm issinner had not
vet arrived at the mouth Of the Ro Gila, and
Lieutenant Whpple feared lest a failure oI
General Conde 10 ogIee to the point selected
rs "lhc middle of the river CHA where ii IL.
Mites with the Colorado" might rouder in
vain much Of the labor aud prevent the com.
jplnlnn of the work. Fortunately, November
4 20h, Mr.. Salazlr arrived. Having receive 4
from General Cunde powers similar 10 those
conferred upon The other party, he joincc
Lieutenant Whipple in an examination Of The
june lion Of The two rivers, cordially adopted
the point previously sctectcd AS that descfib
! ed by the treaty, and en- cred into written
agrecmenttendoring licitl the operations o
that station. Although Surprised that The con
formation of the ground slDnld bs such as Il
give to the United Sl4IeS both banks of tbs
Colorado for nearly seeen miles below th'
mouth of the Glla. together with the best mil
ilary puslious in the vlclnity, there was M
hesitation onthe part Of the Mexican sur
.veyot, in according Ioa n't though stric
conslruclion of tho treaty. Ga the following
day, the Astronomical fixtures were turneC
over 10 tho Mexican Comm issioher, and, il
obedleHce 10 Inc instructions received frou
Nejof Emory,'be camp atihe Gla was brOke
iup. 1 tf
\ M'jor Emory in The mean time, assisted
by Captain IIafdcnstle, prolonged his azmuI
line Of boundary for about five niles from III
coast, afe which, lhe funds Of the commis
sion being exhausted, he repnred with Ill'
officers of his command, 10 San Diego, avail
ing orders from the Department. na
t. ,t.t E Il b, - ---------------~ .t -
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nEr. Rcminn,s tlninio,n.

In the U. 5. Senate, some days since, du.
lng he debate on MIR. Clay's compromise
res"ut onS, Cal. Benton rose aud SAID:
Mr.. President: II has been affirmed and
denied on this nhnr than slavery was abolish.
ed IN MexrcU. am one 0f those who affirm
lis ahnlnlun; and propose now 10 read some
ipnssages from Mexican law, for the purpose
i"i supporting my opiuian., IN deiHg This,
shall produce HE laws on WHICH reIv, both
Iln the original language and an English
translation.
/ Col. Benton then went on to quote, at
length, from the constitution and laws Of
Meyito, proving what he affirmed; and he
concluded his speech as follows:
l conclude the exposition of Mexican law
in relation TO slavery, by producing the def
milton Of that word IN Spanish law. For this
lpurpose quote fran The same law die lions
ary. In EngllsII: SLAVERY: the condition
Of n man tcto is The property IF another a.
gniast nahtral right" quote IIfs defiai-
liun i,nr the purpose Of showing That, under
the laws of Spain in lnrce in Mexico, it was
heId to be against The natural rght--therc-
fore moi derived from naiure, or divine law.
hl' lnuhdtd IN mlnlcilfl law, ann only eXlsT
thug by positive eanctment--and, by cnnsel
qlrnce, that nn Argument in favor Of slavrrK
III New Mexico or Cdlifnrnla as an nstinii8
nf divine origin, or oi any origin in y
p ace, independent of posilive law, can
rive any cnunlennnce from Spanish. laws
Further lhan Ills do MOI 60 nrpresent.
limu hvsel TO lhe three po MS, which, |
eve, have established: Ges.sa aisssl NJ IN,
/ was,ahalisled iss lal f,rass and New Al NJ
hs'ofe weacqfired those counties; srcohsgay
that even Y n9l abeIisbed, 10 potsov woai.
carry sias 10 these countries tD he held
under such howi hirdly. that 10 slavery cas
hereafter frist ia either Of those countries
'rcep by '1irtue Of positipe law get 10 be mas
aed I%e practical application uhich / max,
I9t hIs}erPositiOn Of laD, is thdt The proviso
oI "slich we have heard so much, is of II,
force whatever unnecessary in any point o
vIewi--and ofno more effect, il passed, Than
a piece Of blank paper pasted on the statute
hook.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10
SINGULAR STATEMENT

Rc!atirs TO the Murder Of DR.. Parkmar.
The New Yoth Herald OF Tuesday sa,s:--
At a late hour last night we received the
annexed very curious dispatch. We give it
just as it WIS received, aud, for the p,esent,
let II 60 for what il is worth:
BosroN, April !, l84O.
The Tumor that Dr. Webster was discover.
ed over the body ol Dr.. Pd;kman, by mcdi.
cat student. proves true
The student was returning 10 the lecture
room for his ever shoes. found The door loci. .
ed. Hs then went dawn through The base
n1eBt into The Inwer laboratory, ana passed
up stairs 10 enter the lecture room by Df.
Webrter's private room.
AS be eoI into the upper laboratory, ho
saw DR.. Webster stOnJmg over the corpse
OF Dr. P4rkman. Either by entreaiy or
threats, the student was induced to lake a
solemn oath not 10 dvulgs what he had
seen, and the next cay he left Tor home down
east. \ short time since he was taken with
brain fever, and in his deEirium, Taved bout
the mysterious murder. He called tor q
clergyman, and asked him il he was bound
10 keep such an oath as he described.
The result was that he divpged all 10
the minister, who came to Boston and in.
formed the government, but it was TOO late
10 use the evidence. VIDErTE.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The name OF the medical student is HOaes
He belongs 20 Bfidsewater. anG is the son
oi minister Duung The excitement and
lrIal, he has hecn in Maine, but is now in
Boston. THIS rrrurI is On good authority.
VISIT TO DR.. WEBSTER.
d.. Webstrr's family visited him this
afternoon snd was IeII lew minutes IN his
cell, The interview was pain 'ul.
VlUSrTE.
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uucrul Ceremonies Of Mr. Calnaun.
WASHINGTON, April 3, 1850.

hASHINGIoNi ApIlI ., IOOu.
The Senate met to-day for The purpose of
attending tho funeral sulemnitlrs o; klr.
Calhoun. The galleries were crowded and
liuuhrads were unnbIe-t tn gain admission.
Et 10 o'clock. The members Of The House
pr coded BY its officers, entered tho Cham.
.ef.
Som afer The Supreme Judges, General
Taylor aud Cabinet entered
The members Of the Senate we're con-
duclcd 10 seats 10 The right Of the Wee Pres
ideut.
/ The Diplomatic Corps, which was Inrgely
represented, occupied seats near The centre
Of tie Chambrr.
/ Numerous officers Of the Army and Navy
aud many distinguished strangers occupivd
the sofas in the lobbes.
/ Al 20 m,nules aEer IL, the 'omains were
brought into the Chamber, in charge Of the
COMMITTEE Of arrangements, followed by the
relatives of the deceased, the South Carolina
Delegation, and other friend', as nouIners
The corpse was placed immediately in
frost Of The Vice Presidenta desk, y ~.
Alier the performance Of the funeral SER
vice OF the Episcop Church, and the deliv'
cry Of brief bnl beautifully impressive a I
dress by Rev. G. N. Butler, Chaplain Of the
Senate, from the 7hyetse Of the S2d Psalm
''But ye shall die like mep, and lal like. .onC
Of tie princes" The procession was Iornet
in The order previously deiermined on.
/ Senators Mlngum, Clay, Webster Cass anc
King eliciped ps pail benters.o The pro-
cession having lurmed, proceedadio 70 lhe Con
grcaopal bnrying grppud, where the remain
wcro deposited 10 awatFtheig removal ~
South Carolina.
\ The Senate rsfnntd 10 the Chamber an
Iadj6urhed.
II ---.--.-.A--.-----44--------A---
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10

SDcs'2 The auditors Of lie sever1I c9.!:in
ties Of lhls Statc (excrpf The county of Frank
! linz are hereby required l"rIhwiu,, af,er the
reception ufa copy OF said laws, to proceed
10 contract for lhei publication III lwo news
IpaprIs, if So many are printed in the county
al cns OF not exrecd1ng sevenry five cons
Iper one housand ems, lu each paper, and b,
paid for out OF rlo county treasury. prov.
ded sad laws are published CORRECTLY, aud
where there is IA Gurman .uewSp tper publish
ed N any connn, snid laws shall also he pun
lished in such German paper IN addition 10
the nnnhri heIcinhe'nTr provided.
SrC 3, The commissioners ul any county
NAV, in their dscrttcn. direct ,h4 auditor
thereof To cause 10 he published N like man
nrr such Of The lncal acIs rs may affect the
people Of their sad cnunty
Sec 4. The audIors ainresaid shall read
and cump,Ie The proof Of The laws in news
papers, before their publication, and see that
they are printed correctly, aud accompany
Them with certificate to that effect.
SIC. 5. All laws OF paris of laws in any
manner conflicting with The provisions of this
act are hereby repeBled.
SEC. &. This act to lie in force and tcke
effect from and arer lis passage.
BENJAMIN T. LETTER,
Speaker of hr Hon&r IF Representatives
CilAREES &. CONVERS,
March %, 1851. Spedker Of thp Senate.
! SECRETARY or STATES OFFIcE,I
Gu unhus, April |, lS5O.(
] hereby certify hat The foregoing are cor.
rect copies Of be original roll, now cn file in
this rIfice.
HENRY W. Klxe, Seer 'iacy Of State.
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NArioxs1 liqrrt.

Washington AklFch ~, 1856. s.
Sr--l some iine since addressed you o
~uimulicaisn, upnn which sou informed
- hs j was your inioninn Ia take cfieial
atipH. ht,v have You i,Os-dsRs IL IL is
s'ie youi renlIsion as well es ninH, thas
ans ppsiliys acIlen sliou!J be immediately
see, ] hepa and gray il may be psrsnuai,
1,; fs,nt ll0ssu ugh Knowledge of ypur char
ateri ilgssuil' il wilI be ali ial. every ore
a,.,4sslhat ) sa have never been accused Of a
HunIc aad g3nerons act, aal no nna kno.Es il
better thau lnysei, Way did ynu cuinc
,onie and lbsGtietmne lhe veteran Conner,
ani why have y.ai not dore justice 10 Tie 10
t-'''aad daring EaInal9 These are qrcsious
hWh ! suraiise y0u Hili not aeswer; bat,
.li.i i.ssllt aesaet tiem iaT yc4 i VAS found
~ nPGn jealousy; gGd wiilnlt any nobility
- ciHaaceG- snu determined TO violate every
.lis u honor ior lte eleyaiion Of yourself aad
Hs'iIF. In Ghy Youth, "heR young Hnd il
eoens hoy before lhe down Was upun my
eek, or mii,c;ous feeling h1d entered my
,"-"n, did Hon attempt 10 crush ne 10 tine
$ .lk hy the s'rong arm Of power l. ap-
,,sb.s, however. That the innocent boy whom
',t t',cn lricl to destroy, has since gown
manhood, that The Ifoslsoi forty odd vim
- 4pW ~ hN'S ms !'Sns' ~" ne s'IH's
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10

L.
Millions Of Pigeons roosting - LslieFs
from Indiana complain that some OF The
pigeon roosts cover the forests for miles.
destroying the timber, letter, FROM
Laurel says: u Am completely weth
down. The pigeons are roosIing AZ
through The woods, and the roost exieads
for miles. Our Deighbors aud ourselves.
have, for several nights. had 10 buila
large fires and keep up reports Of FIRE.
arms 10 scare them oil. While / writs !.
within aqdarisro of mile, there arc 30I
guns 4 ing Tho pigeons come il such
large q0anIitiesias 10 destroys great deal
Of timber, break limbs or large trees.
and even tear uP some by the roots. 4s
The woods are covered with dead pigeOfs !
and the hogs arc geuing fas on them
Our old fFisld Hsndrick killed 30 al Our
shots, M H
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10

CADlz I1iGn ScmoL.-The High School
in the borough of Cad;z, under the surern-
tendence Of Messrs. VANArA and GILMORE,
willcommence on Monday the Goth of April
The gentlemen, under whose care the insli.
tuition has been for The last quarrcr, aud will
continre 10 be, are, we are satisfied, eminent.
ly qualified for lho important task imposed
upon them, They are both faished scholar.
and possess the raro tact of imparIipg their
requirements TO Ibcir pupils. We hope oui
cit tzons will give The High School more
LIBERAL support hereafter than il has hereto
fore cnjnycG.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10

DEMuoRATlc Union IN NEw YoaK "A
caucus of the Democratic members of ihe
New York Legislature was held a, Albany ON
Wednesday nigh, ltr the purpose of calling
a State Convention 10 Nominate rlfcers for
the next fall eectnn, and to take measures
Ia consolidate lh@ two mganizrtions Of the
party. The Syracuse otganz,tlon submitted
proposition, that the Denncratic members
unite with them in one call for Sa,c Con,
vention to be held on the lrh Of September
TO nominate State officers, which was unani-
mously agreed 10.
The prospect Of perfect restoration nl
union and harmony among the Democracy
of the Empire State, nrpears briglhcr than
they ever did, since the unhappy schisn oc-
cured which Separated Them into Two hoslie
otgauzatiuns
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10

-. mrN rl:Iiaog ro5. PEnIIY.

>zsr. HEH tEIs aud T0a. PEssIIg
fHe i,ei nas 3 en- i.eady stated. saysAhe
Ltf ~, ilsr t'r, Il ihlog Is 70 he sumnon-
81 cost, nssfs Conf Of Inquiry, To ex'
im lhe fHss.u Nhy he captured he town
Z e va "a. ia Mexico, durisg The late war
sd.auev ,oi Ar6efs f'om Com. Perry, Capt
4-'later, ee see, has addressed a pretty tart
: tief 20 tiam. Perry, d'ied Washington
S,aFcl lkh, whsiein llnguago is employed
hst Gnes 'not heFeak mucp eoldialiy oflscl
= bcween lie Two The )e,rerge Cad in
10 ~ \. Herald Gg Saturday, stui hy'i"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10
FSEss.szstSazss2fs sssssss=-: :S2z=i;s15sIlA
Setting nut Ts4,u Trces.

Having noticed N the "NeWspnpcr," Of
she oh Janaarv, an ruGclo on the su lfcl oI
'frausp splanr,ng Fiui. and Ornamental frees,
ii whirh the w,,ter gives itas lis up n em hl,
she illi is the tC.t, If not unlY proper time
,3r such work, am induced to send you his
communication, Which yon may, if IN your
iadrmen, it be worthy Of a place in ynnr
!, xcell, Mt paprt mIbI'sli (or the benefit Of
gonr renders,
Tie s,ia article nav deter .one from set.
ting unl pprch or ails orchards II the sPIaE
utich III tx wou'd, il pIapeily dote, an
Ewrr lIrc purpose quite rs well as fall plant
ing. Now, it is'ct prvidaut lhh Tree can,
moi thrive Wien lbete ara cavities about its
roots, and this III nA is the great advantage
II fall u lnthia, ,AhEt the lrosts and rains OF
ginrcr comple,rly settle the earth abrul the
zoos. and Gil lhU cavities that may let in
getting il ot'
Nov. 10 dbsiu'c This difficulty, ,hare at band
i, NIL Of water. and as The dit il ihjown In.
III he satcrle poured in aISo; his will lis
.he trco firmly in the gumnd, aud leave on
cay.tirs iaraa Ser small, rointerIcIe with its
,,raw,h aad if the mp should be cut clF II
Sill br Ne I,etcy ltr thn tree, ior.H II has
"a, mn h, The yeind viii destroy HE yOlnr
htrtn,4 fats ~ rocking il back ward and Iot-
,S,,d. lefa7s il has snilirianIy yi',stenedltseit
~ thr cith. liis very necessary also Ihlt
.,9 ,ies shauiI haze pl"glg nI m6'stue, es :
1,scinlly ,he i $, summer. lanrder 10 sccnte
wI.ioa, ihe efnund should be dug and 'aeIow
derpcr ttin the rno's are set, as meil""
=. ~.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10

0r A gentleman from the interior Of
Louisiana had recently the misfortune 10
lose pocket book containing upwards of
S 900 in The streets ut New Orleans.
The LOST treasure was picked up by a
small boy who, through the hands Of his
employer, returned it TO its rightful own,
er almost before he was aware of
his loss. This individual was SO over.
joyed AT the recovery Of his money and
so deeply impressed with the honesty Of
the boy, that after he had turned over The
bills and arranged them again, he put
the whole ii his pocket and drew forth
a iohoie doifdr, whtcn tc bestowed on tito
astonished youth.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10

The safest aod mnst reliable business a
Young man can eRter,is agricuhnra. 4 good
farm, well attended gisnn inexhausibIe store
--nR endless mine of wealth, from wbichihe
liches of tie earth can be procured, II the
.owner viii remembertllnt airs ean only be
douc ~ HE "sweat If his brow by lon-
est. dilnen( labor
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10

Wool From document just sent 10
1ongre SIS. u appears that The production Of
wool N tbs country, during The last year
was 70 10000 pounds, saI0ed ii Sg5, ,00O,.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10

To incorporate the Ohio and Indiana Rail,
road company.
10 autho1se subscriptions 10 the capitol
stock of the Cuutral Valley Railroad by cer.
tam coiatl townships aud towns
Farther t" amend the acl 10 incorporate
he Ceulal Ono R,tnad company, and the
,ct mandatory iheteto
10 IntIheF amsnd the act entitled m act
10 incorporate he Cleveland aud Pittsburgh
RaIIrndd CmnpnhY, passed Nj irch 2, 1916. >
inamena the act entitled. an act to lncar-
poraie the Xenia, Eaton a:.G Indiana R,l-
rad Company, passed Feb. 2l, 1913.
/" amend an act enriled an act antor-
zng the commissioners uf Dnke county 10
subscribe 10 the capilil 5 ork ot the StelIben-
vile aud AlnIni Railroad Comp,ny, passed
Jan ., 1916, aud tor other purposes.
Toamtad The act incorpnraung the Green.
vile aud Miami II lilroad Complnv.
F0 amend an act euAled an act 10 ncor-
porale the Columbus. PiqIa and Indiana R4il.
road Company
To amend the act entitled an act to amend
an act to incnrplraIe the Mldriycrand Miami
Genital R'llroad Company, passed March 81,
1850.
To amend the acl aulhorzing the commits
Isloners nt Licking cuunly to take st0ck
railroad nomnnnjes, and also the several IL.
Ianrhntz'ng Mnskingum county and tow
4 lneSyiIle to subscribe TO the capitol sloc@
| OF the Central Oslo Railroad Company, and
for other purposes.
To amend the ACT entitled an net 20 incor-
porate the Columbus and Xcnia Railroad
Company pissed March II, lS44, the seye>
raj acts a'nendhtory thereto.
Authorizing the town council of The town
Iof Cambridge to subscribe TO the capitol
stock Of the Central Ohio Railroad company.
TO incorporate The Steubenyille and Wells
vile Railroad Company.
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SCHOOL AND SCHOOL LANDS.

To anhorse the school directors of school
disllct No one. in Goshen township. Tusca-
rawas cuunlv, 10 sell certain school niss
Tn autllorlse The sale Of scBd0i section 10,
in York township Belmont county.
III authorize lIe Board Of Education, in
the town of Cambr dye, 10 the county Of
Guernsey. TO levy school bnlIdng tax.
To authorize Jno. Cope to surrender the
lease for and become the purchaser Of the
south east quarter of schnnI section Ii, in
Green township, Harrison county.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10
QUE PROSCNT OMNIBUS

NIB jus, Learn, up to the I,tes, mo,
ment, that he parent, Benjamin llennis, is
DOM as we'll or better than could he expe2.
tod, under Ihe very superur rare and Ireut-
mcEl Of Drs. CoNN aud WILSON. No revcr-
SOS, he will soon be oul Of danger, and abIe
TO stir about.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10

i GArprxENc b. calcful ia The snoriiou
ef sour seeds, particularly for ycg't,l les
Jist jone thai arc O c one year cid, and Fur-
chase only those IL lhe best Ain s. Sow
aDi ieo tbiek III lbe ;llns have room 20
spread aud grow, and notwithstanding The
spsr1 apllenrance q FRS, lhe yield l,ln llr'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10

The population Of New Orleans is esiims.
led al 10000 Ia 1870 il4ssas 100, 600.