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Our Cash Store

2 the place TO get GROCERIES cheap. Remem-
ocr shaiin these hard times IA Dollar saved Is dol
~ earned" we do not make calcu atons Tor losses
ano compel Paying Customers make up these losses
cash. 4, q, nj < n nii}}e . y TX i't
osvdtf corner OF Myrtle and southbrid re 81 -.
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WANTS.
Cottag6 Wanted.

WANTED, a SMALL COTTAGE, in a convenient
w and accessible location. Inquire of
sep5-du ii. IL. CHAMBERLIN d. co.
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A Splendid Assortment

D. Hats, Caps, Gloves, Shirts, Blossoms, fIandker.
cnieh, stocks, Socks, Umbrellas for sale low n
deosi-scdu MERRILL's. asl Main ssrcsr
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Worcester Eve and Ear Tnfi,ma,.1,

= 001VO~ 'AJV etA4tk 4z1I 1III1I I1dI "
A DR.. STONE, Oculist and Aurst. and
&N@ Surgeon to the above institution continues 10
devote particular attention to ali diseases Of
the Eye and Ear lie operates for Squin Eye and Cat
aractand cures fstula OF the duct by more mod
ern method than the insertion OF the styles and also
inserts Artificial Eyes OF the most perfect appearance
ne treats deafness on the most recent discovered
methods, as practised by European Austs More than
Two hundred cases Of deafness, US well as several
cases Of entire blindness have been successfully restored
since the establishment of this institution.
O. DIR. Stone likewise attends to all general nract;re
The best oil reference given Office hours from 10 A.
te 4 r NJ, at No. Maple street Worcester, Mass
nov22eodHwIy
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EaElEeb " Al.
VIM. B MAXWELL.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
TTAs REMOVED to Office No. L, FIagg
Ii Building. where he will be happy to attend to
all business in his profession, with promptness and
fidelity. octI7 diff
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The French Language taught Orally.

ID OOMS corner of Main and Mechanic SITS.
~ Monsieur HOYT, for 20 years Oral Teacher Of the
french Language, having completed the arrangements of
ms Recitation ROOM prepared instruct Private
or Public classes.
His method of Instruction tho very simple is ounded
upon long and thorough Psychological investigation of
the nature OF language. grating upon nature he
makes Inc former subservent to the latter 1t has been
expermeutay tested and received the cordial approval
OF many very emil emily literary men, well great
number of very celebrated teachers ON this head he
refers TO his printed Circulars be obtained at his
roo or at the Bookstores Of Messrs Grout or Tucker
Main Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-10

Commonwealth OF massachusetts.
M ESSENGER'S NOTICE. SUFFOLK So. Boston
WI Dec. 5th, 1851. Frederick H. Allen, Commission
Of Insolvency in and for the said county Of Suffolk
has issued Warrant against the estate Of SAMUEL
AVERY Jr, of Boston, in the county of Suffolk Mer-
chant nsolvenI debtor and The payment of any debts
and The delivery Of any property, belonging said in
solvent debtor him his use and the transfer Of
any properly, by him forbidden by Law.
meeting of his creditors will be held at a Court of
Insolvency, at the Office off. H. Il b. Allen No. 81
Court street, in said Boston, the 18th day Of Decem-
Der instant at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof
Of Debts and the choice of an Assignee Assignees
BENZ. G. BAYLEY,
dec8 DIT Deputy Sheriff, Messenger.
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AUCTIONS.
Books at Anntinn

NJ q
a 1chLbh d los Rooms, Main ST. on TuesdAv
IA Evening, Dec. Q and every evening III 800
laige ma attractive ASSORTMENT of
car nse native, scientif;, Theological and Mscella1
nsous oIks, embraring he best Authors and most
approved editions. The Bindings viii he iannd freh
and in perfect order 1854
10 Country Merchants, and Book Sellers. and book
buyers generally, this will prove rare chance.
uecs o2t s.W. SELBY & CO., Auctrs
Executors Sale of REAL ESTATE.
AT AUCTION.
~ W. SELBY q co. win sell "a The nrem;sa. IN
Ne THURSDAY, Dec. x5th,
a ~ O'Clock NJ, the Estate lately owned by the late
tween 10000 and 900 feet of land On the same is nc
~ ne pest built and most convenient Dwelling House in
worcester This is one of the most desirable Estates
vestment or fer a desirable residence Terms mada
known ut the time and place of sale.
d.oo 10 ISAAC DAVIS, Exec'r,
uecS aSw s. W.SELBY d. CO, Auc'trs
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THE WORLDS FAIR r.

There is saying, old, but true,s
mat " every day brings something new !"
Which " something, !" for III day will rage.
The wonder Of this wondrous age
Thus old yoice Heath went through the land !;
And so did J0hnson's colured band,
Then Ole Bull; the swiss Bell Ringers;
And NUMEROUS bands of negro singers;
Then Tommy Thumb, who kissed near
Two million ladies in year
Earnum, the Great; Lopez, the brave;
Sweet Jenny Lind, and Powers, Greek Slave;
All have enjoyed their length OF days,
And all received their need OF praise
And now, beyond ths bounds OF ocean,
We've seen contentious aid commotion.
A spot in London Vic selected,
A Crystal Palace she erected,
Where furious Frank and fiery Hum
The Yankee and the Englishman,-
The Turban'd Turk, and Spain's Grandeea,
East Indian and the Portuguese
Could all forget their ancient rage,
And in mole peaceful strife engage
Each rear aloft It's standard high,
Each win the palm OF victory
The strife begins-the race commences,
And heller, skelter--over fences
And pushing, pulling, holding back,
60 all the wager-winning pack!
And when the contests almost ended-
And when their strengths almost expended
ThenJoNATHAN, before their eyes.
just PUSHES up, and TAKES THE PRIZE
He plowed their land and moved their oats.
And picked their locks and beat their boats
And told them that, throughout creation,
There's nothing like the ankee nation
Though somt In distant lands would loanA
yThey'd still sprinhlirC ,ef. at sss-ae Zee
There's Wekrzfef, Gay md 11l0InaT SEntcn,
And -uastlny more that he could mention;
And works of Art--for something fine,
RIacuIlar-in the Clothing line
Has placed without his spacions Store,
A genus hon 0, at the door,
To show to all, syho've any wits,
That he can clothe and g give fits ~
Al Worcester, in the Old Bay Stale,
AT curly morn, or evening late,
You'll lind him with perlet stock r
At CLOTHING BAzAAR-PIP ER BLOCK Il
There may be bought, ! dolsesYose,
The Gentlemansu II /" Farmers Clothes,
Atprices, TOO, the lowest sum,
For ~ trade there tehen Pm to hum n
gT The Yanke, of coarse, knew wheri
his interest to trade; if you all win trade
place ii will, undoubtedly, be for youy inter
Macullar. Williams 81 -
SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSEM
No. = Piperss X e
CLOTHING BAZAAR, 27I MAIN STR
sop26 dwistf WORC
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New England Health Company,

Worcester, RIass.
A few Young Men of correct moral character, good
ADDRESS and business habtsare wanted as Agents
ior this Company, in various parts OF New England
FRANKLIN WHlPPLE, Secretary.
Pamphlets containing the Bylaws Of The Company.
their rates Of insurance, &c, will be furnished gratis by
ealing at the office nov2O
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New Goods for the HOLIDAYS.

New Goods for the Holidays.
HE subscriber haq now in Store and is daily receiv
Il ing, rich and splendid assortment of ANIMALS
Souvenirs, Git Books, Bibles, Prayers, Histories c.
together witt large variety of rich Fancy Goods
Papier Mache Goods as Port Foos, Fancy Work Box
es Desks Gard Cases, Port Monnaes; Periumery OF all
kinds from the best sources; Brushes of all kinds for
Clothes, Hair, Infant, Tooth, Nail, &C. Combs Of all
kinds, Dressing, Ivory, Back, Round and Side Combs.
Games, Chinese Puzzles, Architectural Blocks, Knot
Puzzles, Solitaires,-atogether making the SPLEEN
did collection to be found in Worcester,
s.. "A. ROWLAND,
Observation-Disclosures. 275 Main Street.
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great bargains, and al ivinq n more ,har 81 - -,
MYERS BAMBERGER q ROSENBi. ATT
-. New England Fancy Store, 2lO Main ST.
o11-u neal Worcester fiouse
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ENGLAND
II E Al TIL COMPAN

NEW ENGLAND
Il E a [ T II COM P ANY,
wore ESTER, MASS.
Office No. IL, Harrington Block.
CHARLES WAsHBURN. President and Treasurer.
FRANCIS II. DEWEY, Vice President,
DIX. IL. WOODWARD, Examining Physician,
Local Board of Directors.
CHARLEs WAsEBURN, VIM. I. MERRIFIELD
rRANcis H. DEWEY, HEEEY S. WAsHBURE,
VIM DICKINSON, EBEN'R II. Bowen
RUFus WOODWARD.
fENHE Company propose to afford aid to its members
Il in case OF disability from sickness or accident Be
ing organized the mutual principle recoouizs eac
person assured a membs r of the COMPANY entitled
10 MS share OF all its privileges In the creation of
Iuh fron'he snrual deposits of its members it pro-
poses TO make vision for relief of its members when
they shall most stand in need and will have right TO de-
mand IL; because TO the fund they have contributed
their share.
This Company make assurances upon the following
rates and conditions 20
Persons under Fifty years of age who pay
$2OO!per year draw $500 per week.
400 g 9 9'OV !, q
500 g 500
500 500
aOO 100 8. :"
To persons 50 years of age rs per cent more is
charged. =
In consequence of the exceeding low rates of Insur
ance 81 80 will be changed for the first year onIy as
Admission Fee, which be paid at the time of max
ing application, and which will be refunded in case the
application is acceped The first weeks sickness
ed, and no assessment will ever be made and no change
is made for Certificate 0fAssurdnce.
All communications should be addressed, Post paid
TO the
~
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Diamond, Pearl, Ruby and Garnet

y Il y . I Il % ..
GONE splendid patterns of Rings, Pins, AMI Ea
y Drops, good enough for Thanksgiving, Christina
or New Years Presents, ut PUTNAM'S
nov22 d3w w3nl 2l9 Main street
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05
FEAlAEE SEMINARY.

The meeting held IN The Court House on
Friday evening, TO consider the suhjecl of
establishing a Female Seminary in the town
Of Cadz, he proceedings Of which we pub
lish below, was quite largely attended, and
The opinion seemed 10 be generaIty enter
ained Tint the projecI was entirely practl-
cable. The erection Of an institution Of this
kind amongst us would add materially to the
business features Of OUT tnwn, and hence we
lhink thai property owners would be only
consulting iheir own pecunlary Interests, 10
SAY nohing Of The advantages afforded for
The education Of their daughters, by subscri
bint, literally, 10 The stock required.
Since writing the above, we have been
informed that nearly one bali Of he required
amount Of stock has been taken, and that
there is no doubt b1t IhaIiEe remainder will
be speedily subscribed
Remember the adinnfnsd meeting, on
Monday evening next, fhe l0th inst, IN the
! Court House
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05

How few while men, near and dear Tela'
lives. would have done so much!
''He gathered together his masters
claihes aud o,hsr t,eFsonal effects, aEd
with ABOUT $1,000 thai he had made, start
ed home to his masters family, nolwllh-
standing his knowledge that he was free
lu California, and the many inducements
held out 10 him 10 remain there He took
the cheapest and most dangerous route
back going in a sailing yesse! 10 AcaPui.
co, and crossing Mexico, on horseback,
from The former city TO Vera Cruz-s
very dangerous route. The American
consuls al both places took so much IN
terest 10 him as 10 give him leuers OF re-
commendation, and 10 request OF him 10
lei them hear OF him. lie brought 10 &
this city several letters 10 persons living
here or in the country, and which con-
tanned gold dust. The letters were some
what soIed ami frayed, but were perfect.
ly intact. His expenses home we're hea-
Wy, owing 10 unavoidable delay on the
route.
'The faithful negro srerted home last
evening or a Red River boot. lie had
letters from various persons 10 Califor.
MIA to gentlemen of this city, reccnimen
ding hlm in the warmesl Terms to their
nouce and protection, which were in
stantly accorded. Mr.. Farquhar, an in
innate friend Of his master, has written
from California to Mr.. Runnefs family,
stating that the unfortunate gentlcmaG's
last request was that his faithful servan!
should be emnncipated and provided for
by them US soon as he reached his home
in Louisiana 10 ancient days the story
of this honest and Pureheartcd slave
would have been written in letters OF
gold and handed down 10 posterlty as a
rare trait in The bright side of human ma.
ture. We can ouly tell the simple and
affecting story as II was told u.s. II de-
serves and viii receive unlyersal auen'
ION and commendulon
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05


Prince SchSsIlIe Bburg, ard he growing
hostiiiiies OF The Chambers TO BrTliH, which
nests on The 1hiId inst. are also Rsmed
as evidences OF ihe unsatisfactory stale Of
the nebouetions. Hha astfaaH
"a AT zoe lsiest dates, 7Jh inst Prince
SchET tenourgs mission 10 Vieuns Rss
.aisied.t be We 1siled Of iia Intended object.
The EmpeIor OF Austria aud the King oil
Prussia have ss.eed 10 mset 81 Dresden a.
bout the middle OF the month The com
q mission TO Grange tbe oilfeulties between
the DUchies had oirived at Remsburg. aud.
stthe latest da'e, he'd given the sulhonIies
Ihree dsys 10 consider Wbst coune iheJ
would pursue. meantime the Government
end the peoples representation in WJuen
burg ore at loggsThrsds upon the subject OF
voting the supplies, and tleie spprsfs 10 be
probability met q second edition ol The
Hesse Csssel siieir viii be enacted.
The accounts iron Rome iBdlcs,e thst aGy
AefIOus dIslnIbaaces al Paris would be taken
sdvBntage OF TO unIuIl The Republican tan
mel 10 the Holy Citr, where French soldiers
have become so obnoxious that they ere in
Discriminatory assaulted BY the citizens on,
every possible occasion.
SPAIE.-TheTe is no news be5ond the us.
ual weekly statement oil the resignation OF
Nsrvaer'a Cabinet. which this time was
caused by the QIeen's having Ie eceiyed that
gentleman coolly.
The Board OF Trades return OF Dec. 5ih,
shows an increase the exports above tas
corresponding month OF the prey JUS year OF
about e. 600 pounds.
TIE lria Of the monster Sloan IL posipon.
cd-his vile is supposed 10 have flrd.
ltis announced that The Dublin and Gal
way Railway will open iUr travel on the let
OF June.
Property TO the amount OF $40 600 vas
destroye ed at the fra in Danube. on the 4h.
Il broke out in the Boat BuiIring es:a bllsh
ment 0l Messrs. Haton, Of Summer Hill.
e The reports of the intended resignation of
the Minister OF Commercc is assuming pfob-
ability. The policy OF protection IS now
wholly rejected by the gOvernthent.
There were no Ildiugs OF the Atlsnlic.
either al Halifax or in Europe when tue
Arctic elI.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS. -0Gicisl notice has
been given that the Bank OF Bogtund will
not fuIher advance It's rate Of interest. Tie
effect has been with the payment OF dlvi-
dands TO make the None, Market easier.
The bullion IN the bank ol Engsnd is o.
bout fourteen millions pounds. English Sc.
curitIes well supported, and all increased de-
mand Or Amercdn stocks. Exchange hay-
ing improved, more paper IS offered.
Late dates from the Continent shcw an
advanced Iaie in the quotations OF Exchange,
Gold Coin has further advanced, Consols
closed on Friday al 975. U, S. 6's OF 1868,
l03a 1883, Mary land SIS 80.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05
TRaG G.URCUAEO.

"A MI William Hopkins, Of New York
State, seems 10 be great enemy Of the in
sec, above named, aud n great friend to the
fealhered tribe. ln the following extract
from one Of his letters TO the New York
IIorsicuituralst, he explains his prcjndces:
Il have put the following questions TO the
Oldest people in ihe neghporhood. and rer
ceiyel,, inya riaby, about The same answers.
f.Are Your apples as sound now, as hose you
raised thirty OF forty years aso?' oh, no!
ihey'ie knarly and wormy now the seasons
ains As qaoias they 10 be- Are the
brGs as plentifui now, as formerlyr 'Oh,
law no! they used 10 make aoise enough TO
deafen Sou, when was young' DO yon
mise as nlacbponhrs9 why, no, guess moi,
we get more butchGts' meat now 1t "il
ne readily observed BY the fist loply, that
those persons have not The least idea Of The
present cause Of failure n do no insist that
the curcnlIo is the only troublesome thing J
,iknow Of n solitary apple Tree, in forty
acre field, where every fallen fruit shows
-severaicrkscent shaped pnnclu.es.
"ilpve never scl ccnye 1edwhh a pcr>
son wnu understood rlielnauraI history o
he cu'culio. The only one hat seemed to
Ghayeany. previous ideaeqf il, Wasan Irish
man. lie complained 20 me that hisplumbs
4 were ,all(alling % the ground. AS fsmake
il a rule toidlk 10 every one WHO wal listen
10 me, tbout The cuicuIlo, commenced an
expansnon He threw up bo,h hands cen,
,s,plpusly, IS il The bahJ's mil you name!
hy Ibis and by that, always minded the
thing as a tuken at bad lnck, and sol did -
By Tie way, lis is sun clay soil, and dsa'
save him.
Paving under the trees, or white washing
the fruit my save the crop, but both plan,
atc expensive; and even when we nnve done
It, the greaes vigilance is necessary, be,
cause they are sull surrounded by the enc
my. GNoihing short Of total determination
should be the aim Of the frni,-grower. Lee
him explain The nature Of this insect TO eve
~ one who owns atrre, eyery man, woman
sshnd child, on his premises if he be grower
oi tWl--lete him give encouragement anc
accommodation 10 the birds Of The air, in ev
cry possible why LEI him prtilop the pro,
spcraullIorllies lhat stringent laws be passed
iof Their pfeservaiioa--lhat all dishonest per.
sons mns be prevented from coming on oul
land 20 shoot OF ensare them. Tie. werd
dishonest mn appear too severe for hi,
place-rlci il pass, Those WI, feed ibe
birds, {namely, The owners Of The soil) have
special claim 10 their services. and In
struggling spofism7n should be allowed /,
deprive them of il.
rSa&a 5se f3a " 8Eil&
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05
FEMALE SEMINARY MEETING.

A puhlic meeting convened at The Court
House III CaGZ, on FrdaY e,enlag, 10th day
lof jtnuary, in pursuance Of u presious notice
10 consider The pIoprieiy Of forming Jnur
Stock Company, 10 establish Female Sem
iipaty in Cadiz ..
On motion, Gen. S. W, Boslw,ck was MP
Ipalnted Chairman, aud Wm. upgg aAd Jus.
Is. Thomas, Secretaries.
The chnir tri, ly state the OBJECT of the
Injecting. GA motion of s, a. Russell, a
Icommlltce was appointed To piepata resDIi
lons for the consideration Of the meeting,
'Phe chair appointed Messls. S A Russell,
Joseph $. Thomas aud Stuart B. Sh1t~eli
soid committee.
After short nhsence the committee rrpo,-
led selies or rresoluons, Which, nfjer amend
men's suggested by Messts Ojms,ed. Dew
ley, Burns aud others, were adop'ed as fol-
{iows;-
Rcsolped, That the establishment Of n
ISemnafy ia the town Of Cud,z, for the edu~
cation of young Ladies, is an object worthy
1.-THE favorable consideration Of every cit!z'u
Reyolred, That in the opinion of this
meeting such an ninstitIIiion,- n,--not inferior 70
1anv other of tie kind in Tie 'State--ls cxpe
dienl and ought to be established.
Resolred, That fol the PURPOSE Of securing
this object, committee Of five be appointed
Iby the meeting, waose duty il shall be to re-
lpor to subsequent meeting, to be held in
Ilhe Court House on the 10 b day o! Februa-
Try next, he most eligible plan FOR such an
institution. and 10 ascertain as near os prnc~.
itctble, ,whn omdhn offunds cGn be obtain,
cd for that purpose. 4
Resolped, That said committee he re-
Iquested, If they deem il cxpedients to tnke
measures to procure al eel Of inc ofporalion
Ifor said Institution.
Messis. Cha urey Dewey. W. IIagg, Rev
John Bdtns, Wm. Shmwell and Samuel w /.
FBo~wiek were appointed said commillee.
/ Onmo,iun. .ihe edtorsol The Cadiz pnpcrs
were requested to publish lie proceedings Of
THE meeting. ss
On motion, lhe mcedng adjourned to met
ngau on the Holiday Of February next al 6
O'Clock, +. M. in the CouH House.
S.W, /, BOSTWICK, Cha airmqn,
ws I, 5. T'"a TT1saA'. SECRETARIES.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05

W. ,ro ;r,Iob,aI -, - NJ E,r.u ,o,,.-
,,.,,,, c, "'.,> ~ -, ." r',' y rn,. IN, nm
,ah;ah w. S ',',s oo9,'' 49,. ~. ',s 'i" : | ~, ~
",t' ",' ] ,''5 "!.'" 'lH,5 VIZ. '."'ea :, '"
"s we o"u' .s III .,,a 'uoial'l D's''io,, "eHN'
DeI" '''uo"''' i"''''os",'' upon ',,'' s""'''
anu VIC are no'n o"ngo" 70 Mr. M'oo', '"r tn"
"'''''S OF ansWenns 9E q''estoa' in reG"F" to -
49, A"'" 3 S'''ssS''s' iSi@''sc''
q BIlt TO amFnd an ael :" fix lbe-'ifnes of
hoId!ng the Conts OF Common P'eas, N
'te fitleen' b Judicial Circuit, P ssad an
GPrj %, 1901.
orc l. he y NhacIef 63 ne General As-
@"mbty q ne Sfnte of Ch'o, That the spring
terms OF Itie cnno OF common pleas, in the
hilernlh l"dicii circo't, snail hereafter he
Ge'd IN 'he county of > hno9f, en- 'ho Taas-
day neares the fourth day Of Marchi in-he
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05
FRESH REEF

Y ME subscriber will have Fresh Beef. Of a su-
4 rcrinr quality, in Market, every Sarurlay
morning CAT day light } during the month OF Feb
iuary, and lfon that lime forward every Tuesday
and saturday mornings.
Meat can, at all times, he had either Mt Mr..
Camahan's slaughter house. or the cellar ol the
subsci ibors dwelling. the nous formerly occupied
by 'iiss Beatty. ROBERT HOLMES.
Cadiz February s. 1851
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05
Farm for Sale.

gE NTIE subscriber offers at Private Sale, a small
farm, containing about So acres Ofthe best
0ualiiy OF land, So or 60 of which are under good
fence a-d in II high state of cultivation. Said
farm is situated in Cndiz township. Harrison
county, on the Bottom Road leading from Cadiz
to New Philadelphia, and adj7iuging the Poor
House iarm.
Terms accommodating. Apply in Cadiz, Hor-
rison county, Ohio, to
Feb 5. Isl. tr JOHN PHILLIPS.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05
A FAITHFUL SLAVE.

The New Orleans Picdyune relates the
following touching anecdole in relation
to the conduct Of a noble hearted slave:
by sailing vessel from Vera Cruz,
which arrived here on Saturday last,
came the negro man Marshall, quiet,
modest, unassuming person, on his way
home from California. ile went out with
his master, Mr.. Runnels, Of Claiborne
parish, in this State, who was taken sick
last winter at the mines, near tho foot Of
the Nevada mountains, and after long
and severe illness died. Marshall took
the utmost care of his master; was his
faithful companion, nurse, and friend,
and watched by him INCREASINGLY untilhe
8breathed his last. Theirs was nothing
le(t 10 pay the funeral expenses and doc.
tors bills. Marshal set TO work and la
bored hard until he managed 10 scrape
together enoughalo settle these debts--
which nothing but an admirable
respect and veneration for his masters
memory, an exquisite feeling Of pride
and affection, compelled him 10 pay