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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-24

Police, July 23-Elen o Bren, notorious for pass-
ing counterfeit money, and for the very remarkable
manner in which she slips through The meshes OF JUS
tice, was arrested for passing counterfeit bill yester-
dav, and committed tor rial.
Francis Fayard, well known to the officers as an
accomplished pocket searcher, was brought in charg-
ed with extracting from the fob Of Mr. Celia Hyatt, a
pocket book containg amount oil money while that
gentleman was refreshing himself with tumbler OF
soda water at Castle Garden the evening previous
He was discovered in the performance of the opera
ton by by stander and taken into custody A friend
of the operator, named Brown, made desperate ef-
fort to him, and but for the timely assistance
of the watch must have succeeded. He was finally
brouehlm and locked up. The Brown man managed
to get cl Ear.
George Banta the individual referred to in yester-
days report, as having stabbed The black man Ema-
nuel in Elm street on Saturday, has entirely exhon-
rated himself from the charge and the complaint
against him is dismissed. The outrage committed
by another person, unknown TO the injured man.
Smith and Welsh, of the lower police yesterday
took from notorious burglar, named Woodruff Cad
WELL alias knight, fine black froek coat, musical
box, and silver lepine watch which they have de-
ia ned for owner. The prisoner is fugitive from
justice from the town of Hartford Conn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-24
TUESDAY. JULY ~, 1888.


We have changed white wrapping paper Tor
brown, and in brown wrappers We send cur subscri-
bers' papers TO the country. This bro1n paper has
been mistaken for yellow, and many of our friends
have been seized with ssrt Of yellow fever fearing
we were about to discontinue their paper before its
time. We respectfully inform them that what we
call the ysos paper, is Of bright, clear pale gam
bope yeIlew, without shade of brown.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-24

Sr The steamer Rio, from Cincinnati for Gaena,
collapsed fac few days since in the upper Mlssis'
sppi, eight miles above ST. Louis. The steward Of
the boat and one Of tho hands killed, and one
two others sli chilly injured.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-24

favor of granting petition of N. H. Martin; in favor
of releasing Edward Sexton from whavveg
in 1897 upon payment of rent; the police committee
were discharged from further consideration of the
subject of providing the watch houses with clocks;-
against appointing two additional Sunday officers in
the 7h and 10Th wards, except during the months Of
August and September whose duty il shall be to pre-
vent little boys from bathing in the river, and immo-
rally exposing their persons; in favor of releasing
Thos. and Philip Brady from fine for driving dirt
carts without their being numbered.
The committee on arts and sciences and public
schools, recommended the press NATION OF Richard A.
Therp Henry S. Triglar and Adslphus Slavery 10 the
University of the City of New York free scholars,
entitled 10 presentation by the Corporation, selected
from the public schools. Adopted.
The committee 10 whom the sdbject was referred,
reported in favor of closing the streets Of plat Of
ground al Harlem from l30Ih to l44th streets, and
rom the kngsbrldge road 10 the Hudson river ana
the 9th avenue froA l36th l44h be closed,
and the Kngsbndge road be substituted for that part
OF The avenue The land thus appropriated TO be con-
vered into permanent public GENE ny Tor the inter-
ment OF the dead OF the city, Laid on the table and
ordered to be printed.
The committee on roads and canals reported in ia
yor OF Milling up sunken grounds at the corner of 4th
avenue and oath street. Adopted.
Communication from the Comptroller, asking aa-
thonty TO borrow on the cred OF the CITY 5000 COO
in anticipation of this years taxes in order to carry
him through" Adopted.
Papers from the Board of Aldermen CONQUERED in .
To rent timber basin 10 Mcintyre g. Smith at S5 600
per aHnum to pull down the old Brdewe on the 10Th
of September TO protect the navigation of the wa
tcrs surrounding the CITY,
The Board then took up the Croton Aqueduet
Bridge report, which we left them discussing al 9
o'clock, when We adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-24
Sketches OF characteristic. 4.

nale's Court gentlemaA's seat, near Canterbury.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-12

Mr.. Sawyer, Of North Carolina. asked TO be sI-
sused frsm vcliug shea his name was called,
The Char decided tAai the request was not
made in the proper time.
Mr.. Wise did net vsts on the question Al all,
but rose and remarked that be was here. lie did
not hold it as proper question for hin as the re-
pressnt.Iire Of bis constituents. TO vote upon.
Mr.. Adams (afier tho Clerk bad read over the
Ii,t remarked that be did no. hear bis name re-
corded. lie asked to have bis answer recorded.
The Speaker said the oals answer tina, eosld
BE- given 10 the call was AZ ot No
M. Adams moved that his answer bs entered
uyca the Journal as be gave it,
The Chair decided lha, such motion was mol in
order.
Mr.. Adaps requested that his request aud the
Spesks''s d.cisien be recorded as pan OF the
JoufnzL
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-12

Strange things aill happen. Ia 1871,
the Legislature of South Carolina passed
preamble aud resolutions, IN reply to a resp
luton from the Legislature Of Pennsylvania,
proposing aa amendment TO the Constitution,
so as to take away from Congress the pow.
er to incorporate National Bank, or any
Bank except within the District of CoIum.
b.a. The Legislature of South Carolina,
IN IFS reply to this proposition. said, that
as CSagress is coRs.itutionally rested rith
the right 10 incorporate q Bank, il rouId
be anrtss and impoiitic to restrict its Ope
rotioas ui'hin such aarrop limits Us The
District IF Columbia resolution is
before The Legislature OF South Carolina,
now 10 session, aud will no doubt be passed,
declaring National Bank unconstitutional
and iRcrpedieat. We should IKE to see tue
yeas and Hays both IN 1921 and IN 1897.
Bui this is not the onlv strange ,hlag that
has happened. Wilson Lunpkin and Al.
fred Cuthber, are RoU the Senators IN Con.
gress from Georgia, and are heralded forth
10 the world as " anti L. S. Bark men, I"
ba,a upon the grounds Of is unconstitu.
tionahty" aud inespediency. Nov it So
happens that both these gentlemen we're
Members of Congress IN 1877, aud both
voted for the Bill charterins the United
States Bank i Aye, gentle reader, they
bosh voted TO give life aud being 10 that
"Monsieri!"
Bot this is still not the oDly strange thin!
that has hsppenpd The bill charterlns
The United STATES Bank in 1916, was pas,
sed by majority Of only nine votes III the
House OF Representatives. OF the mem
bers from SouIh Carolina, SEVEN Out oil
eight, with Mr.. Calhoun and NJ. Lawnd-s
at their head, voted for 1t Had these
SEVEN yoteG the other way tke bill pouid
hare been lost OF the members from
georgia, FIVE ~, Of sir voted for ~ -
These i've we're Wilson Lumpkln, Alfred
Crihbert, Jshp Forsyth. Rtchard Hearg
Wide and Edrard Teiflir HID Ines,
five voted against the biIl II rould hare been
Lost Thus, either Georgia or South
Carolina could have prevented toe charter
bat they voted for NJ, and 30 did MAJOR
~ Of The members from the Southern States,
while II was opposed BY majority oi the
members from the Northern Slaiesr Il
was then rep'.biicdn msdsure-the ma.
sure Of republican Observation-Disclosures
now If a0y man m toe South ventures the
humble opinion that such an institution Is
necessary 10 carry on the fiscal concerns Of
the nattpn, and 10 aid our commerce, he Is
denounced and damned from Dan 10 Beer.
sheba as vile faderahs, pio;lih. against the
rights and interests Of TIE South
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-12
CBarInttr,
Friday, January 10,

b'MO'e than iwo-ihird. Of the Fat. >
SLATE having agreed to The regulation, = -
the Editorial Conven,ion il Nsv,u, NS
'hAll eoofOrm 10 the same. They ,,.,
ration 90 the Is, Of January. Isss W
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-12

The following JuJ clous aud wcll-hmed
admonllon Is ir1m The RIchmoad " hlg:
4" " Wish to Impress tbe ~ nlg. With tie
Importance d npl only indulung charity
AID iorbearauce aaous them, ives, but 10
avoid 'hat proscnpusc violence aud par
t'san bigotry ('he distinguishing traits II
Jscksaulsm) which their bgilhau luuuiphs
tended 50 strongly u enganaer. We d sire
to see The " hi-s yIctouDus, and IL carry
out their principles, tot, n dong -, t.
acl the rau Of liberal and enlightened
patriots aud stalesnRn. 10 are not ~Ich
paTtIsans a. % destr. q change ii rulers.
merely 10 81 another seta- yillent, prose nj.
i've, aud fabld. We ssh nribe changs
iur the peace nd seliafr. ani the happiness
and glory Of the country. u success aete
unfortunately torruderthe Wuieslran,lc and
luH3us, er, 10 express TIE whole ~ me .ord.
Jdctso1tda IN their feelings aad policy. we
should cease to eXult IN iheIr ,rlumohs.
hncal'o they would then cease to b..
Wings"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-12

Dro,rned.-Four,een negroes and three
mules belonging 10 Jas. G. Dolby, Esq, aud
two TO Majn- Whitaker, were on Saluidly
night, drowned b. the gong down Of the
"a. while r'1sslng the Camden Ferri. The
e. f.ss rider was on board, sitting On his
h. Z al the time, and was g4l!lniIy borne
by noble charge 10 the opposite bank
But 20 Of the negroes on board were saved
CANDIDA Courier.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-12

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l6.-Dr. Philip
Syag Phyac he eminent Surgeon and
PuyacIan snd celebrated Lecturer. died
Yesterday morning, after lingering illness.
Few professional men in this connlry have
attdined more enylab fame. DR.. pby.c
had retired from he's professorshlp 10 the
Medical School Of the University Of Penn.
syIvaD'a; bat so Intimately was his name
Connected with that Institution, that the
enumeration Of his death caused suspension
d |e"'ufrs until the ensuing week.-U. S.
GGzette.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-12
Nom Die Neg York Ere,ing Star.


s. FlvBsDAYS LATER FROM ECS6SE.
! By the 81. Jaues, Capt. Sebor, we have,
o,ir London files To Nov 9Th inclusive.
The promiuen, topic Is the procession OF the
Queens entrance INTO the city.
London Money Market Nop. ll.-Con.
soils reached S3l Friday, and speculation
was rife III ". ludia. Capitalists are paus
ing until the contents Of the Quren's speech
are known. twas believed Consols would
rapidly decline before Christmas. Exports
Of o. ecious metals iron London oni, IS 1910
ounces gold-67 100 silver and consideia
bic quanuues have gone from Liverpool.
Cotton has been selling al advanced prices
chiefly American property, and as the
markets. thought TO b. gluiied wlih Engllsh
manufactures, the London spectators say
the reimtlanCes for the cotton purchases
will chIefis be IN spec.e-the rest to pay
over due bills. These reml,lances in spe
Gle will be further increased by the sale ol
AmerIcaR paper securities.
Much deception is practIsed by setting on
euqmrles for pretended American securities.
The demand Tor specie viii produce again
a proporuonaie contraction OF the paper and
"a stoppage Of the manufacture OF goods, and
cessation OF all purchases, as general
fall IN prices is inevitable.
The mania for specuIa,ing in cotton wool
contlnues-owing, probably to the ea.y
state q, the money market.
Eatry Of The queen TAO LoTdoa. This
took place tue 9,b Nov. aud was splendid
affair. Que little glrI vas uampied to death
a. the Strand. Mr.. Cooke Of the Adelphl
theatre vas 50 lanncd by the cro~d tha,
his l!le rs desplirrd Of. 4 dmmond oina
meat Of great ,alu fell from her Ma, sl,'s
magnificent dress as sue shghted from her
carriage at Guild hail. The ornanenl vas
broken 10 pieces aud the jewels dispersed.
Every DIAMOND MAS recovered.
The Back OF Engl land vas illuminated with
IA spendid gas stars. The Duke Of Wei.
ius,nn vas one Of the groupe that made an
avenue for th, Queen when she retired from
GmId.hatl to her carriage. The banqQtt
Is described by all Presen, as the auos, 81
ferb ever gwen there. The Queen was
delighted, aad her Qeneanor most gracious.
OIe O. tie chandeliers lent by the gold
smtn's company consisted VI so.ld ehSsle
gold, weighing 1000 ounces. Mrs. Nagee
an American lady, VIE of merchan, Of
Liverpool, vas a .uest-ihe onIy Amen.
can lady present, and attracted great adm.
ration by he's beauty.
No less than 10 Perspus received broken
legs, arms, &c. and were carried into st.
Bartholomew hospital the day Of the
Queens entry INTO London.
LlrerPOol, Nor. s.--Saies 81 csl;os G. 10 bales,
chi,h' A0eIican. ~ an advance Of Ct. ID.
5tu.-S aee last .uA'steties, g. iur and Md.
dli 9 sost' OF AmoiIcaa cotton have realized al
- ance Of - per 10 To-day the u.n.actl5a.
we're sgaia ara. ani spectators brought 2J00
Slfais aAd iUu0 A"sfiaans. Tie amsaut Of 10.
49, s4.es about 700 b4.es
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-12
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 81

The Pennsylvania - inns glorious craft
has at ;ast gone forth upon the waves, alth
co,ofs flying. she left New Castle al about
eight O'Clock this tnornIoc, all sails set,
courses, topsaIls, topgallant sails, gb and
spaaker. IL was a beautiful sight, We hear,
to SEE her plough the waste, and dash tue
foam from her bows, as she divided the
gTea.l billo@s with her nlmble keel. Ia an
almost incredible time she was at Marcus
Hook. s;ne sixteen miles from Newcastle
There - little doubt that she will prove as
fine saAer hereafter, as she has already
shosa herself dark and terrible TO the eye
10 the Delaware. Should her breathing
time Of threat and slaughter ever be called
for 90 the ocean, 40 to the swift ships that
NAV range before her grim nostrIs Sac
would blow them "sky high" lravlng
nothlag but fragrneuidry clouds III the AIR,
and cslm osragiuous circle IN the place
whore their undismembered forms wsre but
lately tackiog and yeerng.-Gazette.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-12

The P1iraees and The Ten Command
meats. The Pawnces Oioe., Dc. have
reached Cincinnati ~ their way home from
their tour II the Eastern Cities. The Gin.
cInnai Wing observes that mos, nfiue med.
ais upon them, gwen by the Secretary at
Wa, had The Ten commandments engrayen
n English. The Secretary probably had
reference TO the supposed descent Of our
lodlan tribes from the lost people of Israel.
Inc yenerated commandments should. how.
ever, have been translated BY sons of the
learned clerks Of the lndiau Bureau into
" pure PaHnee."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-12

The Coolest Place. -Franconia. in New
Hampshire, enjoys the proud distinction Of
beng the coolest place, aud il il determln.
ed to keep W ~ character. A letter from
that town, dated Nov. u aud published IN
the Salem, Mass. Register, SAYS:
=" wrlle THIS morning merely to say tina,
We had ourselves ~ the very heart Of Slbe.
RIA. Al A. VI. the spirit Thermometer
Is IA degrees below zero; Mercury 10 be.
low, and 9 inches Of sno@ upon the ground
] have never known the mercury at zero.
q November, at Franconia, before"
Ea7y The punishment Of ourselves for
being lnfercr TO others.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-12

GIN. Washington. remains Of tbs
illus sious n,an, the father and SAVIOUR Of his
country, were recently placed IN the sarco-
phagus made by Mr.. Struihers Of this city,
from whom W. learn that when the vault
aud coffin we're opened, the sacred form Of
Washington vas discovered III a wonderful
stats of p;e-eryation. The high, pale brow
wore calm and serene expression and the
lips PRESSED still together, had grave and
solemn smile, such as they doubtless wore,
when tie frs, presidea, gave II his blame.
less mortal life FOR az immortal eslstence, -
When us soft breath, eith pain,
Was yielded d tue eIcneeis again"
Philadelphia Gdzette.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-12

" Information from sar'ou. person,
with The amour, Of deposits daily ,,A
Branch Mot leave ~ doubt. lh., IL,
.inss', which durif z the period Of biph
srsilsd speculate n was PARTIAL, ,v.,,..
nos To great sSisnt resumed.
10 Thu. county and Abou, Il, .ev.,d,
OF saius have been opened. and sl,bos,,.
'isNs are conducted upon the large sea-, H..
pfss'ou'ly, yet the general r..sii, .,
able. and every vein. aloaost S,,boa,
aes wsrssd. is .eppoled 10 Be- pawn. e.. \
Several 'ASussad ssts. Of gold hsyv b.,
placed 10 The Mn. Tor coinage iron ~.
covered n'ns ~ Lancaster Di.,fiei : e
Ct depo.'iss have esvp made Ia eou,,. =, (,
~sss from 'hs saas and neishbansy d.,
4 PRETTY large deposit has aiso bees f,.,..,
bafks County. aud !: Is stated that mar, a..
as are 'sson'ing The gold ~ashinz,
'tafi1. and sa,i,k q ffsa, 81 pcfisses IA, a..
Of that 'sel'oa are 90, only ,ss 4h.a., !, =,
Be H'ads more steadily profitable than ,s,ls
ag'ieul'ufs. Which i materially sla, bg ,sra
Asale iof shat Use f.sns pal pfadgss
The sales Vt geld IN Dshloaasra. Geo ,r ,
., The ls'' aeeaaa,s to srsfsgs usoss ts.s q,
ssad dsllaf' per say.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-12

= IL has screrrva 10 Us. TIA. San, y4 ~
hg'o's og'hHs Of the pf0s.ss Deed IL s.s.-sg,,
'hs Psu'y aud value II ,bs g,sessa. ar,,, =.
b seaas~ha' Interesting u no, sf,Fsssrsl b,
= niSisg eoGniry lsks osfs, sa4 at ihat.-tur
osn.'cafat'' qaantiiisa ofEula VI ssy.i. "a
efsss Of hnsseas are dssy psrrbasea " d. ~
chants, o' dsPosi'ed In the Mot 81 ssn a..-
z fs~a. engage IN niaiag sspsei..ig. e.ls5
o'asrstss than eaflaas, 10 kr1~ br uhal ed
Us gfseI'e Wales Of the gsia eetrea .ar al !
esftataea
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-12
CORRESPONDENCE

"No'~i'hslanding ID, imptcs.ls, s,, :, ~
oe~spapsrs, IA reality money u.tt,,. :"
soy degree improved, but on the en,,'@
appears to be se'tisd gloom psr,.d,s, ;, .
'o"s. The BanA. are s,iil acting =, 4
euflAllipg At the same time. aud reia,,,. -
They arc read, aud stand prepared 70 -. =
&c payments, aud the general inip,e.,-.
TIE iim' canho, b Postponed longer H.
OF Msy The setlaa Of Congress .pd - 4
gisialurs will have a eont,o,i1, a. Z
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-12

Gen. Jdehsoa's Opinions. annexed
statement from the Nashville Banner. m
addition to the editorial endorsement. thai
1t Is from a responsible -nufce, bears 40 us
face, We think. the stamp d protsbllii /; and
as our readers may b curmus 10 knos the
Ia Presidents upiuion Of the course Of al
hhrs slnee he placed the reius Of Govern
he1i 10 the hands II nts SUCCESSOR. We Trans
ter tue statement T. uus columns;
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-12

Greeartile, DEC. s.-Pigeoas.-During
the last two or three wsek.. Tins section Of
country has been visited .yllh MYRIAD. ~
wid Pigeons. On last "Wednesday, n lhe
morning aud evening there we're many flock.
OF ihese birds passing over our town, winch
seemed to extend for miles 10 length, aud
from one half TO a mile IN breadth. they
frequently looked like dark clouds moving
~ the ar, and we're visible m several d,fec.
IONS nj the same time. We have seen
some almost incredible accounts of - PIGEON
Ronsts IN Illinois, bu, since we have w,t
nessea the number m our vicinity. we have
no indication 10 doubt but that the state
menis OF our western friends Is correct. II
IS supposed tina, the heavy crops Of acorn.
winch no. load our forests, has attracted
th's host OF strangers. Our markslpen have
had hoe sport among them but ii seems Tina,
their number cannot be thrnned.
Large Numbers Of Pigeon. are seen ,bou, mi.
town, but very few, as far as xe have heard ara
KILLED, being shot al SO much, they are ,.tbs,
sby~-Ed. Charlotte Journal
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ASSAYlNG No I.


Asssr - tie sense &C shall ass T.. rur
dsssrnnai"g IA gfspaFtisa Il Hasls uf... . 4
sssiA Ta'sA u a stiaysa ~ ssy s,sss nan "A
ssa Ntirsr esssyiag ~ ~ pfiaciels ttits N
ple. ta' nice cass aud mtsu,a ausgtise a. n
- PRACTICAL srpsteser arc rstaae4 10 ~
gHl Iofmly coffsst results.
The operation of sss4yisg gol6 uay e ID
iato s~o Processes ls,. The pepafai.aa \ ;, \
lev 'fon the Geld and s,lv.r ~ & grlAu
ms sep~tsusn u tbs gols ard ss4u .,sr 4
other b. psIiiae.
CBPriisiioa. TIE principle uaes 81
dsPshas " he iAacsuaclibsiIy ol Go.t 4
stf ifsm beat or from csHtys uk,A ss 4
other mssals ira sn oHid % poscs. I'D
g{a, fisrsT eaa pta'ias. metallic haasst Nv
nseiallc torn ana nlidsts, especially shes .
siah. A ea'fsnt o. ar il sdnhisd a.aa M. 4
By Constantly removing the oridsifa sn',i'
tie tnsityd metal tie - hole uAv h. eosruss 4
AZ ord. u ihsrsiure tho prfsti masli,
and silver b. nlsted Nsth ths l.npsfitsi "A
nist.ls by sespssg tbs a,iSturs IL fls,os -
esss Of ar, the impsr.se, v vi he esstnTti 4
dated Thus oridstion Of the iI~gUfiscl nell
! 81 tins ptlneipls ,s aiseh facilitated b. ~
MIXTURES " alloys Of csppCf. tia, DC. Sctpaj
iity Of lead, or hssmuth. which beng III,
bic, ani5es Ni,h the erig'rS' alloy Of Il, -
increases lt' ord. sililY Lnd carries il Ct -
ed 30 the viirthsd eIid, and lhus conPer i
tfaels from The mass all the imperfect anIa'
ailsy, lsssiag the nobIe metals pure.
no process Of eupsllal,on is ptt.ofrh \
furnace tonulved fer that purpose sEd nan
producing hss, esoarh al isasl TO nal -
'he middle Of this furnace - placed an er-@
sen called ag6as rsuadsd on the top antp
tbs Bottom, open al one end and slih q issn71
openings or slils ., the sidss The cpsi@
lu'sd 70 door al the side ef the furnace %
body Of the muifl resting upan baf' Of
| clay ~ surrounded with Goals. ard u gA~
heated 10 rcdness. Into thu. muills. ihu' .
afs pat small eFuoiblss or ruppss as lisT 9 :
81, made Of bone asbss and formed 90 " ""
/ lain The molird saetsl 10 b. assaYsd ST.
iisa 81 The Bieisl TO be Assaysd, saY " I.
| grains, 10 weighed Eiih tItrerss secuFseI ~
,. sIsei balance. THIS qnaatty 10 los". !
requisite quantity Of lead, and ailsf ihs naI's .
cuppsIs aro dniY hsaier,, the portion ue'g1" .
assay, together wita tho lead. Is placed " 1.
tsoof Of the muiiis = thin tho furaset' sm I
immediately mei. The melted ms'al q! y,
send eli lkick lures and minute s'fsin
used maiior runs down lrem the bop o. :
globulc and sinks into tho cuppel. The Ia"a
The stream Of mshed matter arises IRON " :.
which !. partly driven Oh ard partly hn'' .
The euppcl yi,n6ed, carrying With u esPp*t"
ef allcv Of tie precious taetala. when w !. !,
ra'ias !. 6H,shsd. The geld aud silver ifs'' !,
the hassr SdmiEtnfes, remain in form o. a"a
foundsd globuls. slightly sdhsring TO 'as ",
| The eiisrescs Of wright oil Ibis rsmsloaI !,
bnle snd # thai Of the qusniiIy fret w'ls'' y,
I placed ~ tbs euapsl. viii dCiermias tie f'OP"
si bassr ins,als 10 lbe precious. 1.
II the assay 10 fer gold, |, 10 nss'''sV :
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-12

Death By Bo,rie Kaife.-The Louis.
vile Journal OF the l9tb says, ga few DAVIS
ago, Mr.. VIM. Wood, then on a vir, d
Little Rock, was killed near that place
with Bowie Knife, by man named Jones
The deed Is said to have been committed
under very aggravated circumstances
Jones was instantly arrested and put in
prlsor TO AVA. his trial. Nothing but The
interference Of influential persons prevented
bis being hung on the spot by the exasOer.
a,ed populaee.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-12

resolution has been adopted by the
House Of Representatives Of Pennsy Iyan,a.
'nstructlng the Committee on Bank. 10 ~
qnlre into the exprdrDcy ol bringing IN :
bill compelling the Banks 10 resume spcc,e
payments on or before tho first Monday IN
February next.