davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14
A Amusement.

DARK rHEAyR E.-MR. BIAiKE's BENEFIT
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAI-Chares Surface Mr. Abbou-
Lady Teazle Miss wheatey.
After which
LIB BAfADERE-zoloe Mile Augusta-Fatima Miss Kerr
Nnka, Madame Otto.
TO conclude with
Ny 6NCLE JOHN-Unclo John, Mr.. Placide-Eza Mrs
Gunner.
W Doors open 7-perfonnances "a O'Clock
boxes Si-fn % cents-Galery % cents.
A MRRICAN THEATRE, BIO y EHN-
4 THIS EVENING will be performed
TIE WATERMAN-Tom Tug Mr.. Plumer-wilhemina
Mrs. Herring
After which
THE RAVEL FAMILY will go through their astonishing
performances on the tight rope.
To which will be added
The THREE GLADIAToRS-By Gabriel, Antoine, and
Jerome RayeL
After which the
Flynn -
TO conclude with
The FOUR LOvERS-Meunier, Gabriel Ravel-Basl, ia
vel Ravel
u Doors al 5t-peromaHccs commence at II o'clock
Boxes 70 ccnts-Pn 81 cents-Galery 25 cents
FRANKLIN TuEAPRE.-BENEFIT OF Mr..
l. yuDAH-THlS EVENING will be performed
Judan-rrml, VIM Seton-BedamaT, Thoman-Bevidera
Miss Waring.
To conclude with
FREDERICK THE GREAT-Frederick the Great, job.
Sefton-Adesert VIM. Setion-Moresco Mr.. Goodensw-
Rosal e. Mrs Preston.
u Doors open 6performances commence n o'clock
precisely Boxes 80 cents-Pit % cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14
Instrumental Concert.

IAstrume ntal Concert.
THE PRAGUE COMPANY-NINE PROFESS
SORS OF MUSlC-Have the honor 10 announce 10 the
public that they purpose giving their second the
City Hotel, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING" June laih 1887.
PROGRAMME.-PART l.
l-Overure from the Opera Of the Masked Ball Auber.
2-variations- Iiorn-Mr. G. Hopf Labiizk
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Baltimore, Zitterbart
4-Brlliant Variations-V oln--Mr. Seitz Mayseder
5.-venetan Gallop, Strauss
6.-PotPourr on American National Melodies, ar
ranged by b. Hopf
PART III,
I-Oyerture from the Tragedy Of Eggnont, Beethoven
2-vienna Watzes and Gallop, Lanner,
beck, Ivan Muller
4-Galop Labizki
o-PotPouni motver Of the Opera Pre- aux
Cercs," from Herold arranged by Is. Hopf
Tickets 81 eachto be had the Music Stores of Messrs Du
bos Aw and Hewitt and the bar of the City Hotel The
doors be open O'clock and the Concert will begin at
O'clock, precisely. je14-lt"
SMALL 0NOTES-SMALL NOTES-SMALL
~ NOTES.-The increasing demand small notes for
change has induced the subscriber engrave entire
set Of plates Steel of the denomination of 81, u.s. So
l 2 l2l and st cents These elegantly engraved
with vignetes &c. in bank form, and printed bank
paper payable at sight to bearer in trade bank
The above notes ready for delivery keepers
hotels steamboats, manufacturers and ademen of every de-
scrption.
Orders from part of the United States will be promptly
attended to, by applying at
VALENTINES Engraving and Printing Rooms,
SO JOHN ST., cor. William, New York.
u liberal discount to traders and country merchants
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14

EIRE WORKS.-The subscriber now offers 10 the
public the most extensive and varied brilliant
Fire Works IN the United States consisting Of several thousand
rockets OF heavy cabre with rich and fancy headings wheels
every description Roman CANDLES Mines tourbrons mar
rooms line pigeons gers Italian streamers colored
fires for theatres signals for shipping kc &c &c. Also
hssns Of brilliant set pieces for city and country displays
Agents in New York. H. ivcn 2J Fulton street near Green
wc; Lewis fage6 son. 60 Maiden Lane GasnerA Young Is3
Chatham square, or To
ISAAC EDGE, Jr tPyrolechnist)
mylJuyf AT the Laboratory Jersey CITY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14
The FRENCH GENERAL CONSULATE. )
NEW YoRE. 18th lime 1857

NEW Nokhs iJtn June, 1897.
T. conformity with Law passed by the Legislature
oil this state the 2ist day Of April last entitled An act
10 regulate the power, and duties OF public ana
surr"gas relative 10 the property and effects of Foreigners,
VINO ah Iie inteate, without KIM notice /, hereby
gwen that on and alter this date the property effects of az
subjects OF His Majesty the King French Who NAV die or
Their way TO- or in this cty such property effects arriving
runs state are placed under the of this Office not
ser that OF The public administrator heretofore The under
ened 10 consequence thereof that
SEM 20 the public administrator may the Office where.
information A. TO tie estate and effects any subjects OF His
Majesty shall at all times be furnished without fee any charge
whatever. jel2Sts r, DE AE0Ls y ST.
GrJOSEPH r. SPENCER having com pleted the arrange
meats attendant ON opening his Hat Warehouse is pePa
red 10 furnish superb article OF the style general
among the gen'ee community and possessing the
vane OF eaac for heightened service at the .tandarS
price, namely, five dollars - -
A guide to those who may him with their patronage
ne would present the following rules which will ,aay 90
vern his business -
Firstly. The hats sold his establishment will be Of The SANE
value though differing shape and general appearance
secondly The very moderate price not warrans-
ing system OF credit all sses be subjected 10 cash pay
ments : - ~
lie has also added choice selection Of
Canes, Gloves, Handkerchief Toilet Brushes. &c.
The sales room which u fitted a COMMENSURATE
with the growing and refinement city, located ~
the corner of Wall and New being pa tie buii-
ing about to be occupied by the Courier and Enquirer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14

lftHE WORkS.-Thc subscriber being agent for the
sale ot lsnac Edges Fire Works is enabled offer m the
public the largest and varied assortment OF Fire Work,
~ me cry, consisting 81 Rockets Of every sire With headings
OF every descriptions brantse pieces ofeyery variety; wheels
OF every descriptions triange Roman candles, mines ourb.
hons, Italian streaners, line pigeons Exhibition
IN addition to- the above h. has Of the largest and best
ortfnents OF small works, without exception civ which
he will sell the reasonable terms Coun.es III a.
engagements for the approaching celebration OF the sh OF
viii find 20 their advantage call and examine The above
w. lNELIN 2Bl Fulton street,
Greeu ,irltn nj Wax., n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14
RFADY NONEy!-Sinrle IIl'. f,r cash a: sholes,i
~ price, t6rs' foer No 80 Broadway 81 Ant,n



article tKed prre doe. ALWAYS mako ~
than that le ~ workmanship Superior T. another
ss for nsiancr e prce 81 sk plush alone varies a.
safe per ard These Hat expressly got ~ here or
city retail superior manner ana Hat stamped 1eng
hr.i quality unle, really i -. Ny "Ne Plus UEra HAT
challenge com petition wth.
whoesae orders from tho ~on,h and nsf re,pecf .sici.
tod. isp.lo D 'STEfART
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14
TpgoSSaEEsSrrgE;EEm EN WANTING uATcl


black coach horses, beautifully matched and peecf limb
without any bsinsh or fault, switch TAIL" and years
od ~ hands high, and from the country
and speed 10 be The mile IN minutes together
OF ordinary weight Either fhe abaye Jets' viii 20 ia sin
gle harness under the saddle although having been Used
for saddle horses for the past months
span OF chcsnut bay Horses als beautifully matched and
indeed splendid pair warranted sound perfect In every
respect well worthy the attention nj gentleman wishing
handsome establishment These chesnui b1ys wears
Old and one Of them sa saddle horse Of most excellent
ton Kind IN every respect and worthy Kind master
splendid bay Horse years OIL re1arkahIy well s,,ed l,r
gentleman wanting single carriage horse Thi viii
be acceptable either IN the under the saddle and
VIII at least carry the sway wherever his should
SHOW nm either ~ symmetry, proportions speed bottom
Apply at the livery stable Of John Mccormick for Mr. L.
rogg owner corner OF Gold and Fulton city of New York
jcljHs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14

CASTLE GARDEN.-H. MARSH respectfully in
forms his patrons and the public that the
been extensively improved and embeshed and al.
tractive style, l. now open for the
His well known and Justly celebrated Band under
ton OF Mr. Thomas Dilks leader Is reengaged, will
perform the most approved oyertues marches every
pleasant evening.
y. o. piece Of FIREWORKS every fair evening a, nine
Abundance shilling for which Refreshments will be fur.
nj Tho, bar
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14

SPLENDlD PAINTINGs.-The TWO GRAND
- PAINTINGS, LA BELLE NATURE, and DAPIIN 4
DE L'OLYMPE, painted from nature by Boudet of the
French school are now exhibiting AZ No. ~ Park Row.
ALSO the celebrated STATUE OF CLEOPATRA,
which has been exhibited in the principal CITIES OF the
Union, to the admiration OF many thousand visitors.
From O'CLOCK A. TO 10, r. NJ Admission, IS cts each
a25u - = - -"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14

A MERICAN THEATR BOWERY.-MRs.
"A FLYNNS BENEFIT Card-Mrs. FLYNN beys
leavet acquain her reud public generally that her
first Benefit at this Theatre being her appearance takes
place on Thursday Evening, June l5
The performances of hc evening" win be full varied and
effective. The celebrated RAVEL FAMILY have, in the
kinde manner volunteered their valuable and will
ARABS -
In addition several of their nteres ting pieces Mrs
Flynn will appear in OF her avore characters assisted
by Messrs Mitchell and Pumer their first appearance) which
with other entertainments fully expressed bills OF
ie day, WILL she trusts, meet with general appreciation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14

80 Beeckcr street, " having fitted ~ the preai.es IS
Bleecker street, second block no III Carine IT, much
care and xpcnse, IN furnishing The Garden ad
Sne bower snd from hs wo" life having bee, devoted %
the Conlecinnary business prepared u every ar
Gle ~ the line ia the best possible siyle
PARTIES giving orders may 81 u7oa hs bet exerons
sHse and trusts hey sha not b. disappointed lee Cream
~. II I4 -. IL. 80 In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14
ERANxLIN THEATKE.-MR JupAHs BEN:

kAANAIIN THEATKE.-MR. JUDAHS BEN.
EFITmMr Judah respectfully that he takes
beneht on WEDNESDAY l4h inson which occasion Mis-
Warng will appear Bevidera Mr.. f. Wells the gentle.
man who made successful hit in evening, since
will appear PIERRE, being the only night he can possibly
appear-atfcr, Mr.. Judan Oway's popular Trap edy Of
VENICE PltESERVED-wh a variety OF other eterain.
ments 10 conclude with the admired Drama of FREDERICK
THE GREAT AND THE DESERTER. Frederick Mr. j.
Seton; the Deserter, VIM Seton
The Box Book 4. nov omen a,o
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14

DRANDY CHEES E--iO0 jars Brandy Cheese; l0e
ID kegs do do, prime article, for sale by
HARTMAN BIRDSALL,
Brokers and Commissions Merchants,
ala nd 81 Wal street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14

HOB0KEN.-Th impression that tie beauti6, vans
OF this place have been destroyed by the improve.
mems = quite erroneous Very tte alteration has been made
Norway Naples Dutch Ens md Eastwood Trees that aor
ed The Lawn aroun the Hotel have been trauspanc and
now TORN beautiful avenue leading from the ferry to tie
lNtl1n rltllN I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14

~ CENT NOTF~.-Tbe great demaAd for these notes
engraved and SOIL by = LATHAM, has prevented
keeping sufficient number supply the has re-
ceive, arcnily from distant lie has engraved
another se II plates " the elaborate style,
able supply quagty Tor am town
quirsL The prices but little than charged
infersr tckCr is.ued fpr small change.
Agerss wanted IN he various towns who caa have.
Greenwich street.
Merchants, traders. leaving The cg viii IN sdvan-
tsge IN purchasing these for sale. fav2t.lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14

A CAND.-JAS. A. n. L'AMOIREI,
"A ing succeeded DR.. Lewis Feuchtwanger,
5II broadway, viii continue ~ furnish the pub
ticles usually supplied by him, AMI hope. by thu.
cure continuance OF IT, patronage.
swedish beeches, Diamond Cement, Prussia
filling decayed teeth, Cbicory, the finer chemics
Magnesia, Lozenges, Cough Lolenges, &c. sc.
hand, and for sale on the most reasonable terms,
retail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14

CLEA r ED.
Ship Rajah Bliss, Liverpool Bark Iwannowa Dyer, Turk
Island Crane Peck; Woga, tBr) Good New Brunswick
o. b Morewood Briggs Roxbury, Kneeand, ST. Jago de Gu
ia, T. - o. Wood; susan VIM, Salem Cordelia, Jones
Halifax; st. Simon, Packard Virginia Schrs. Jasper Howes
Boston, William Douglass Dunnng Swansloro, N. c. Mes
Leyenhagen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14

Nassau street. eorner ~ Maiden Lane. Having a,elv
arrived from Paris be- most respectfully IN the
dies especially, that they will st continue Ia N,n,v tbe,, ~
esson rs Ladies Hair Dre~se~ Likewise; that every s,ten
Ton and pnpc'uav ~ those 1es Who them with
from Paris v " Macs having hal silver upedsi Nv sred
to him ~ Tie French Academy Tor ladies hair dressing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14

EOA SALE.-A Billiard Table with all the necessary
fixtures, together with the lease OF the The above
Table the most fashionable and probably pays bet
Ter interest than other the city, The desrous
OF engaging in other business induced sell the whole
Germ az reduced price for sash For particularly address
through post office with real name FREDERICK.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14

RANGOH AND LOWER STILL WATER
- CoMPANY-25s shares Of this stock for sale very low
pzce-S9f PER share has been paid nthe capital stock OF
company 500 oo0her stock in trade consists ~ Mills Lurn
ber villages Cities, Townships aud tracts Of lumber land
down in Maine.
sxeefih Of this stock has been bought y the North
rican Lumber Company mammoth
p,a located in Wall street part Of their capital
There viii he difficulty showing that the above AN be hae
AT bargain. ApplytO
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

We are authorized to announce DR.. JAS.
i. j. ORR as Candidate for the Office of
Clerk of the County Court, at the ensuing
August election.
We are authorised to announce Mr.. JEy.
NINGs Il. KERR, as candidate for the or.
fee of Superior Court Clerk, at the ensuing
August Election.
We are authorized to announce BRALY
OATES, Esq, as a Candidate for reelection,
for the Office Of County Court Clerk, at tie
ensuing August election.
We are authorised to announce PEARS.
ALL THOMPSON, Esq, as Candidate for
reelection, for the Office of Clerk of the
Superior Court.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

ahead nlhisinew. location. He delivered the 4th
of July Grafton at Haynesville. The Lowndes
county Observer remarks, :" A truly patriotic ora
ton was then pronounced by Col. Musbat, which
excited frequent and reiterated applause" Among
the volunteer toasts Mr.. Joseph Richie gave the
following one:
COL John Mushot, the Orator Of the day: A
patriot and statesman; his talents eniitle him TO
a seat IN The next Legislature Of Alabama.n-ik.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

Commodore Hall, with his family, has
left Paris for Havre, 10 embark for the Uni.
ted States, 1t may be interesting to the
friends of the Commodore to learn, that he
received note from one Of the Peers, writ.
ten atthe reques, Of his Majesty, offering TO
the Commodore the most flatterng at,en.
tons, with an expression of regret from the
King at not having known he was in Paris
until the day before the departure for Fon.
tainbleau. This unsought attention aud
kindness from his Majesty will crafty those
who know with what excess of modesty the
Commodore avoids those honors which he
has so nobly won, and to which his exalted
private character gives additional eight
Galigadni's Messenger, June 5.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04
Practice of .WegicSsiP.

in IFS various branches. His shop is kept
as heretofore, one door below Col. NJ. w.
Alexander's Hotel. where he may be found
at all times when not professionally engag.
cd. JNO. NJ. HAPPOLDT.
aug =, 1887. 57f
7. 5. Tnose who have open accounts with
me up to the 1st of January, 1887, will cen.
fer favor by calling and closing the same
by Note If Cash is an object with them.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

my friend and Pitcher. Every body
remembers the beautiful old song with this
burden. In this day Of .oast publishing,
ne are reminded of an appropriate and hap
Ply application of the above at supper CIV.
en- by the the young men of Boston to Henry
Clay, on his visit TO their city, which we do
not remember TO have seen in print. On
that occasion, an elegantly chased silver
pitcher was presented to Mr.. Clay. Mr..
H., gentleman present, on being called up.
on Unexpectedly for toast, gave with singu.
lar felieity-"0ur guest and gift--Our
friend and pitcher
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

psncontre.-The lIndianianIof the 10Th
=, saws last thursday, as the steamer
|as casting off from her moorlngs at Lou
Lille for New Orleans, an affair oil rather
lnd;crous nature transpired. The facts,
ws learn them from a gentleman pre-.
-, wore about these :-Orders had been
~, bv the mate TO one OF the hands TO
ga line. which not being done as prompt.
os he conceived it might have been, came
l 70 one Of the deck passengers, stout
lno Of an lrshman, by the way, who he
siook for hand belonging TO the boat,
with a variety Of oaths and impreca-
f. far which such characters are notori.
undertook TO knock the lrishman down.
1, no, relishing the compliments that were
|,og oaid him, retorted and relreated, with
1 81 and his face to the enemy, as far as
/ guard would permit. Here the mate
| ed 10. and was about TO consign poor
| 10 the bottom of the Ohio. NO, SO
[. honey" said he, for faith if must 20,
YER ugly self that must come wld me.
| inking the mate by the collar with both
,js. overheard they went together, sure
u,h. For while i, was somewhat,
I hial whether either would rise again.
s on, however, they showed their heads
,s water, locked in a fond embrace.
.rnaleIv, each soused the head Of his an
INST under, and each again came up but
20 ms rival descend. While this was
,ne, some OF the hands on the boat had
ed overheard, TO assist the mate in his
dilemma. Pat was nearing the shore,
an iron grasp OF his victim and soon
he 20, a footing, the way be paid of
nate, as our informant expresses IL,
a caution to Hooisers.' rhc mate,
BIZ, reached land and his customer,
termed hlm. and to !, they went, pell
rhe contest, continues our informant,
mamully contested but The mate, with
asss,ancc OF his Inen. had rendered poor
sans coat, shirt, panialoons, sans every.
2, when the bysianders iniericred, and
sghl became general. The billigerents
b finally separated, tho mate retiring on
"a The boat into dignihed obscurliy,
log Pa, master Of the field, in shir,less
rs. and both bearing striking evidence OF
Il treatment. rhe boat went on her des.
p uan. not, however, belorn the hiberni.
= .,oy his plumber on shore again, and the
declared be could 'wollop any one
would take The part OF an lrshman.
hiIe Pat was bukied 10 covering the ou,.
man, he exclaimed aud Is this the
,e irale American citizens, " no have
N the country mora nor a Twelve
- IL it's, by the l,Il o Ilouth III
a7e IN Il when return To swa,e Ire.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

Public Land SalcS.-The President Of
the [. States has issued his Proclamation,
bearing date June -, 1887, stating that
on the 9th day of October next, sales will
be held at at the following Land Offices for
disposal of portion oC the Public Lands.
AT Laporte, IN Indiana at Helena, in Ar.
kansas at Opelousas, in louisiana at St.
Stephens, in Alabama; at Coochuma, in
Mississippi; and a, Milwaukee in the Ter.
ritory of Wisconsin.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

ICapiain Micsiah Cox, Of Randolph county,
is announced in the Southern Citizen Of the 22d
ul,., as candidate 10 rcPreset. the Salisbury Ds.
tricI 10 the next Congress Of the United States
The CarOlnian says. We have no personal ac.
quaintancs with Capt. Cox. and therefore canno,
speak either of his political opinions or qualidcs-
tons or, say any thing about the character of the
opposition. As there appears 10 be no concer,
with the other Counties, We presume the opposi.
ton Is local"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

l-tidful IorRado.--rhe town Of South
set, Indiana, @as nearly destroyed BY
j terrific and appalling tornado, on
'eolng OF the 9Th ul,ia.o. rhc brick
ha'ise Of Mr. Young, the College, and
Matthew's, Col. Morro~'s. Mr.. Che.
lad Professor Niles dwelling houses
oag the number stated 10 have been
Of totally des,royed-lhe latter hav.
een torn " from It's very foundation,
b very floors and sills carried away.
i all SIZES and kinds, says an cye vii.
re torn up and dashed 10 atoms. there
bai'd'ogs IN the place, especially in
'iaern and central parts Of II where
most important buildings are, iha,
! rseksd aud seriously injured. rhe
sfe covered with fragmenis. rhis
AoFA q ceflaluly less than Gyc MN.
yei wonderful ~ j, appears. amidst the
q all,ng boiIdtnss, the fury OF the
z tempest, the pcals Of thunder, and
NJ glare Of lighting, no, i soul ~ uan.
'h'v'clniiy was either killed OF serl.
llrCd.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

the lower end Mecklenburg county, N. C.
Said boy carried Oft no clothes except what
he had on, and consequently cannot get a.
long we'll without the assistance of some of
his friends. | hereby forewarn all persons
against harboring or keeping said boy about
them, in any way whatever, as am deter.
mined to enforce the Law agaius, any one
who may do so.
w j. LEMMOND
LGneastsrrills, july 81, 1887. t59
p. s. A reward of six cents will be given
for the delivery of said boy to me.
w. j. LEMoNn.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

American Six Worm.-Mr. C. ? III,
rant, of Jersey city, has discovered tha,tbis
country has IFS native Silk Worm asvell
as the old world, that spins as fine and soft,
material as the imported. The cocoon is
much larger, yielding about 40 per cent
more than the European worm. They are
covered with a kind of shell Of compact and
hardened silk, which seems TO require
moisture and warmth TO effect the process
OF Matching. Mr.. D. is endeavoring to rem.
edy this difficulty. The Matching being
much later than the foreign worm, il is
supposed that second crop may be obtain.
ed in the same cocoonery. Another adyan.
iage in favor of the native worm is. il will
feed on our native trees which pu, out ear.
lier than the mulberry.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

~ Resumption y Specie Payments IN Ne,o Or
leaas.-The following is from the New Orleans
Commercial Bulletin Office Of July 18th
The Beard Of Directors OF the Louisisna State
Bank, have resolved IN their meeting Of the 18th
instant, TO pay in specie the following notes
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

A narrotc Escape.-'In the course of
this march singular accident occurred.
A howiizer shell entered the body Of a horse.
burst there, and blew him to pieces, with.
out woundlng his rider, who fell upon his
legs and went on.'-Co,nt .Seeur's h,sforp