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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-24
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE MEETINGS..

THE DemocIalc electors of Northumberland
county, requested 10 hold their Borough
and Township meetings, on Saturday, the 7h day
Of August next, 10 elect the usual number OF Dele
gates to meet in county convention, in the Borough
of Sunbury, On Monday the 9th day of the same
month, for the purpose Of forming Democratic
County ticket. Ii Is expected that 'vory township
and borough vii, be fully represented. BY order
OF the STANDING COMMITTEES.
July 3, lSil
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COUNTY TREASURER.
COUNTY rREasuRER.
Estate of James CampbeH, decd.

n Office is hereby gwen that letters Of admin
" siraiion have been granted to the subscribers
residng in Shamokin township. Northumberland
county, upon the estate OF james Campbell, late of
the said township, deed. All persons having any
demands against the said estate, are requested 10
pres, mt them properly hcntcated, and those who
are indebted, 10 Pay 10 the subscribers without de-
lay WILLIAM PERSlNG,
OBADIAH CAMPBELL,
lime % lsdl-6w
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lmkxhitc Miils. Dee, 1910.

want in my fuurlng mill good an apparatus
TO prepare gram for Touring, the best, and want
no better than Prau's Cast Iron Smut Mill. 1t will
remove smut entrey-no mistake.
M. GLEASON,
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TO
TO
P - G Ia o. IL 80
cr,rvTE,S

@ ~ S Ia - s-E.2 90
cErvLE,S
SHOULDER MEASURE SYSTEM
THE Subscriber has been appointed Agent for
l. the above System, for Northumberland County.
which he offers Tor sale to Taiors, who may de-
size TO possess the best and latest improve mcnt in
the ait OF cutting garments The following two
certificates are from a committee Of Merchant Tai
lors in Paris, who have examined The System, ana
highly apI rove cl the same.
PANS, Feb 2Sh, lsi0.
We, the undersigned, members of the committee
appointed by the members composing the "Philan-
lhIophic Society" OF Merchant Tailors OF Paris
tiiy that the System of cutting, taught by Thomas
Oliver of New York, United States, has hecn sub
mitted 10 examination, which system reoom-
mend the best that has been submitted TO US, in
faith OF which we have given him this certificate.
NJ. FROGE, President,
NJ. LAFIrTE, President.
suhlon a certificate from Mr.. Cutter OF Paris,
formerly Of Boston, whose reputation is well esta~
bllshcd toih in Europe and IN America;
Mr. Oliver, Dear Sir, the Recommendation you
have obtained from the Society of Master lailors, is
from the highest in this city, and | fully agree in
the opinion, that your system is the best that has
ever Ueen published. lours tIuly,
ID. CUTTER.
The subscriber continues the business Of TAI
LORiNG AT his old stand, adjoining Rhawn's store,
IN SunbuTy, where he will accommodate all who
may call upon him in his line OF business.
lie will regularly receive the Fashions from Mr..
Oliver Of New Yolk, soon issued. Tie
Spring Fashions have been received, and now
for sale. WILLIAM BURST.
SunbuTy April 10, lsll-ly
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NEW GcorS.

THE subscriber has received an assortment Of
4 New Goods which he will sell on the lowest
terms. June 10. II. B. MASSER.
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- ESPECrFl LILY informs hs friends and the
IL Merchants generally, that he continues the
Commission and Forwarding Business, a, his
house, foot Of Willow ST. Railroad DeiaSaic and
SchuTlkiil.
Merchants having goods to he shipped, will find
ii r,uch to their advantage to time and prices
of freight. TO send their merchandise TIE Depot,
corner of Front and w low street RAILROAD, they
can then he sen: either route by the Tide " ater
Canal, or Schuylkill and Union Canals, as boats
will arrive and depart daily for the Juniata AMI
Susquehanna Canals by Tide.water in tow Of steam,
via Schuy Kill and Union Canals from + Fairmount
dam.
Merchants will please he particular to send oil
goods destined for either route, to the large Depot,
corner of Front and Willow street Railroad, with
directions accompanying them, which route they
wish them 10 be shipped.
Coarse and fine Salt and rlas,et at wholeSais
prices, on lie Delaware Schuy kill
Philadelphia, June 5, ls1l--ly.
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SELF-ADJUSTING LOG BRACE /
FOR SAN-MILLS.

By BENJAMIN n. CCsuwA.
THE Subscribers having purchased the neht hs
vending and using the above valuable InNen-
iinn, for Northumberland County, oler 10 dispose
h The same TO persons who may desire 10 PuTchase'
TIE above invention is now IN operation at the saw
mill Of Mr M'CsIty, near SGnbufy, where ~ can
b, inspected by owner Of saw mills aud all others
uif,,, ,d. 4. GOBLIN.
March "I--tf. SAMUEL GObIS.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO THE
&C II g r = r U 2 : = IT o

"RtscLUrIoN RELATIVE TO THE AMESnMENT or
THk STATE CONSTITUTION.
"ReSolred bg the Senate and House of Repre-
Sentdtires in General assembly ret, That the
Constitution Of this Commonwealth I've amended in
the thId section of the second article, that IL
shall read as follows:
"That the Governor shall bold his office during
three years from The third Tuesday Of January,
next ensuing his election, and shall not he capable
of holding II longer than single tenn of three
years, in any term of nine years"
WM. a. CRABB,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives..
JNO. n. EWING,
Speaker Of the Senate
PeHnSy ylrania, ss.
SlcRErAnY's OFFICE. do hereby
,ify that the forego
ing is true copy of a Resolution proposing an
amendment uf ,he Constitution, which was agreed
TO at the lasi session of The Legislature, hy ma
ioity of the members elected to each house, the
original of which remains filed in this office; and
IN compliance with the tenth article of the Consti-
tuition OF the Commonwealth, | do hereby cause
the same 10 be published, directed by the said
article.
} IN TESTIMONY whereof !
l.. =. have hsreunto set my hand and
s,al oi sand Office at Harrisburg, this
w w Ilth day Of June, lsAi.
FRS. X. SKUNK,
Secretary ot the Commonwealth.
July 3-3m.
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ON the Centre Turnpike, near The borough Of
" Sunbury, an Umbrella and Paraso tied to-
gethei-hoth of silk. The person finding the same,
upon leaving them at this office, VIII be suitably re-
wardeJ july "a.
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nrnNsG-2EA,

II ETrERS of administration on the estate of
h William Clyde of Northumberland, have
been granted To the subscriber, who is prepared TO
discharge any just CLAIMS against the estate. Ter.
sons indebted to said estate will please call aud
make payment. = JOHN fohlbh
Noribumberland. July %, ls4l. Adm
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,yyA@ ROvNJDs

~ |s-- ~ * - - - 20
Am the river bank at Sunbury, on Saturday The
" 10Th of July lsil, by my son Washington
Harp, large SILVER WATCH. which was left
at the Office OF George Weiser, ESQ., where the
same can be had by proving property, paying chat
ees, DC. JONATHAN HARP.
July l7-3t
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LIST OF CAUSES.

EyOR trial in the Court Of Common Pleas, Of
Northumberland County, at August Term
lS4l, commencing the first Monday, being the I'd
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Good Will Fire Company

THE members of the 'G,od Will Fire Com
p,ny" are requested 10 meet at the Court
House, Monday Evening, August 2j, at o.
clock precisely, Puncusl attendance is required.
july ~. ]. II. ZIMMERMAN. Sec.
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3J0GECc35as. as

CREDITORS TAKE NoTICE, That we have
~ applied to the Cour, of Common Pleas Of Nor
thumbctla.d County, tor the benefit of the laws
made for the relief of the insolvent debtols; and
that The Judges Of the said Court have appointed
the First Monday of August next TO hear and our
creditors at the Coutt House in Sunbury, when
and where you mag attend if you think proper.
BENJAMIN WITMER,
JACOB SNYDER, OF Rush.
June 3, iSil. ABRAHAM LONG.
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Total amount shipped from Wyoming Valley. to
June 2lst, Tons, 7,ll6
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PINE GnovE Coat TRADE.
To June |, Tons, 6,l77
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-23

Towards the close 81 his speech 10 favor
ot the Distribution Of Inc pubtic Lands,
Mr.. Rayncr oi North Carolina, made sotn0
very eloquent remarks;
Put, SAID he, this beautiful, this har
monIouS system mo operation, and 10 one
can estimate tue blessings that will result
from Il, 20 ore can foresee the rich har-
vest Of prosperity, that future generations
vii reap from our present lgbors E,.ab
ash system which Is 50 we'll Calculated
to dcYe,oPe the physical and Intellectual
resources Of a great People, and tho hear,
swelis with the very poetry Of feeling, as 4,
coniempla.es our future destiay. Can The
mind dsCll upon a more sublime spectacle,
than tha' 81 this vast continent, ,cnauleI Nv
lily millions Of beings, divided into separate
and independent communities, al bound To-.
getaer by the strong ties of interest aud Of.
iection--the abode Of Intelligence, refine.
meur, 0nd fee Institutions; slier oil these
shall have been swallow ed Up By the iunuI,
aud faction which are undermining tue
government Of he old world. believe
that the great principles Of Anglo American
CIVILIZATION are not 20 be confined 10 the
present limits Of our Republic. believe
that this res!Siieaa cUrrCut will continue to
roll on till II shall sweep over this western
World, from Greenland 10 Cape Horu.-
And It wll not stop even here. II will
still 20 westward, il will subdle IRON say.
aye dominion, the Islands that dot The sur.
face Of the Pacifc Il will Ultimately reach
tae shores Of Japan and China /. will as.
ceud the sleeps Of the tlrmalay and Cauca
san Mountains IT vii Ultimately reach the
forest Of Germany, hence !, sprang to re.
deen is parent soil from the grasp Of des.
poiism and decay. wish no higher honor,
than TO give au impetus 20 this mighty
movement. / wish no greater fame, than
to aid 10 laying one stone 10 this mighty
fabric, beneath which millions will reposs
N peace aad happiness, long after We shall
have departed and our names snail be for.
gotten"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-23

The amendment was amended N eon-
mi,iee of the whole on the state Of the tn-
ion, on motion Vi sir. Fillmore, by sirlh-
ing out all aiier the word provided. and
inserting, that nothing herein coniained
shall IN any way affect the distribution Of
the proceeds OF the pnblic lands, as pro-
v,ded for b, ala act passed at the present
session.
The question being taken, the amend
ment of the committee of the whole was
agreed io-yeas 1913, nays 93.
And the amendment Of the Senate thus
amended was agreed To.
The bill was then sent to the Senate.
The House, Ia committee Of the whole,
proceeded to consider the amendment, OF
the Senate to the diplomatic appropriation
bill bat the committee shortly after rose
10 receive a message from the President
returning the Fiscal Corporation bin.
The message having been read, Mr..
Morrow moved that ii be entered ON the
journal, aud that the house tomorrow a.
II O'Clock, proceed TO reconsider the bill.
Which motion was agreed to.
The house then again resolved itself in.
10 committee Of the whole, and resumed
Tie Senaie's amendment to the blll making
appropriations for the salaries aud outfit,
ct diplomatic agents-the amendment d
The Senate being 70 strike our the Neapo
Iitan mission. A debate Of scne !eastl
occurred after which the question beng
taken, the House disagreed to tl.ls amend
ment Of the Senate.
Some farther amendments were made
to the bill, and It vas then returned to th'
Senate.
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No time 70 ReGd.-We have often en-
couutefed men who profess 10 believe they
have 10 time to read Now We think q
It, there have aS@ays been men OF such
characters, The points Of which are easily
symmed up.
Nine tunes out Of ten they are men who
bi'a mol found time to confer ans sabslan
tial advantage either up,n lueir Gam.aS or
themselves.
They generally have time to 20 to cleo
tons. attend public birbacucs camp meet
'oss' sales, aud singing s3hools--but lhoy
have % tune ~ read
They frequently spend whole days in
gosslpng, 'ppling, and swapping horses
but they have m time to read
They sometimes loso a day asking aG
wee Of thor ncIghbors; SOMETIMES day IN
picking up the news, the prices current, and
the exchange these men never have
time to read
They have tIne to hunt, to fish, to fiddle.
TO drink, to do nothing bur, 10 time
to read
Such men generally have uaed1ca,cd
utiimproyed firms, and unhappy
firesides. Tney have 10 energy, no spirit
Of Improvement, no love Of knowledge they
live unknoWlpg and uaknown; and often
dic unsep' and anregretled.
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great injustice, when, 10 the teeth Of my
explicit declaration that was Tor rcguIa.
ting the custody OF the public moneys by
lac before our adjournment, he says am
for gong home leaving the Treasury and
the country 10 a lawless condition
owe II to myself, Mr.. President, before
| close to say one or two words in regard
TO this gorgon Of cdbdl, which the Sena.
tor tells Us, upon the authority of dame
Rgmor, has been formed TO break up the
Cabinet, 10 dissolve the Wing party, and
10 form a new or third party. Although
the Senator was pleased to acqui, me OF 90.
ing member of this supposed cabal, he We,
seems TO have some lurking Jealousles and
suspicious 10 his mud on the subject. |
viii tell the honorable Senator, then, that
know Of no such cabal, and | should really
Ihuk that was the last man that ought to
be suspected Of any wish or design to form
a new OF third party. | have shown my.
self al all lines TeSIlye under mere pdrfu
influence aud c0urol from any quarter. All
party, 10 my humble judgment, tends, in It's
modern degeaerucy, 10 granny, and Is al.
tended with serious hazard OF sacrificing al
honest sense Of duty, and the great interests
OF the couLi,y TO an arbitrary lead direct.
ed By other AIMS. desire, therefore, Il
take upon my self no new party bonds, while
am anxious 70 fulfil, 10 the fullest extent
that a sense Of duty to The country vii
permit, every honorable engagement lmph
I'd IN existing ones. laregard 10 the break
ng up OF the Cabinet, | had hopei that
vas tar above the suspicion Of having any
personal interest IN such gu event as any
man. | have never sought Office, but have
often declined Il and viii now give tht
honorable Senator from Kentucky iuI
gut clam and release Of all Cabl1el pre-
tensions now aud forever. He nav res
satisfied that 10 will never see me ~ am
Cabinet, under this OF any other Admins
traton. during the bret remnan. OF ~,
public life, the measure Of my ambi,iou VII
be filed by the humble, bu, honest, par
may be permitted 10 take on this floor Il
10 consultations for The common good
Having disposed II this rumor Of clbal
to toe satisfaction trust, OF the honorable
Senator, | all tell bin Of another rumor
have heard, which, trust, may be eq1all
destitute OF foundation. kusor is busy il
alleging that there is an organized dlcta
iorship, 10 permanent session G thus capitol
seeking to control the whole action ui IT,
Government 10 both the Legislative am
Executive branches, and ~ ding depgia
ton a.ler deputatiun 70 the President OF ID
iulted States 10 teach hm his duty an
bring him 10 terms. do not vouch 70
the correctness Of this rumor. humbl
hope Il may not be true but il II Shout
unfortunately DO so, VII. say that /, j
fraoght sllh laT more dauger to The reaula
and atary action Of our balanced Coastl
luton, aud 10 the liberties OF the People
,han any secret cabal the! c,er has exisle
or ever viii exist.
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might impose--eten 10 be expelled, or 10
be- forced TO resign. Bun Continued Mr..
~ ! believe have done what any other
man on this floor would haze done under
similar CIRCUMSTANCES.
The honorable gentleman from yir.
ginia, Mr.. Wise, Whose insolenee | will
not say IS notorious, catae round 10 nv
seat, not, as h4 saws, to remonslrate-,,,o.
not 10 remonstrate--bu TO seoId, le kc.
iure, 10 browbeat me, as he does every
body who presumes TO differ With such a
high.bOrn NIrgiulau as he is. | could not
tolerate il. | told him whut understood
bin 10 have Said, and What had said in
reply. lie then said, /" i want TO warn
you To which ] replied, No, | will
not take your warniag." lie then said.
" Come out Of the Hall with na," and
started towards the door. replied, /" No.
sir you have heard what said YOU can
take your owl course; have nothing
more To say He then said, " You de.
serve my eontenpl;" and | said, "S,r.
YOU are liar. -
Mr.. Wise. That is not the fact.
Mr.. Stanly. That Is the state Of facls.
! assert It before my constituents, before
this House, and before the world.
The gentleman then raised bis hand and
struck the aud il the members of tho
House had no, inleriercd, would hare
given han the severe punishment which
he deserves for his msolrnec.
NJ IunarenU tasa. o..A ssffn..d A.
lowing resolution;
Res9lre9, That a special committee be sppon,.
cd 10 inquire into the circumstances OF The ron
contre GA the ilooT Of ihis House between Mr..
v ise aud Mr. Stahly. melnhsfs Of this li0use,
aud 10 -epoH thereon 10 ,he House.
The finale Of this affair is thus stated
by the Washington correspondent, OF the
Baltimore Paitiot:
The House Of Representatives wefo en-.
gagged 10 the consideration ot a report,
made during the mofuiHg Nv the selec,
committee upon tie subject Of the reccut
disturbance IN the House Of Representa-.
lives. The report WIS made Through Ito
chairman Of the committee, nr. lager.
soil, Of Pennsylvania.
The report suited the facts "a the case,
! aud concluded with several resolutions
the one Caklng II neees4aty 10 enter the
report upon The Journal q ihe House ~
. ceu.ure Of the members. aud The others
endcasorIng 10 prevent simiiar Disgrace
fol scenes by tine and expulsion, bS fipa
whcro abusive Iaug,sage 4 used, aud by ex.
pusiou, when blows are gwen.
The report was debated with great
f. warmth through the day By some ler
o. fifteen members among Which gsr
! Mes-rs. Adams, S,anly, Wise, Marshall
4 lngersoll, Arnold, and Warren.
The result was recommltment Of IL,
! report with Instructions 20 report a resolu
Q ton that the Ilod-e would take no farther
j, no,lce Of the matter--Mf, Wise, durlus
the morning having made an apology !,
/. Mr. Slanly and the House Of Represents
? tgus.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
N..LLn 81, 4

siHH""J+ 'fl's 49,
Mr.. Summers, chairman Of the select
committee heretofore appointed Oh the
contingent expenses Of tho House, report
ed resolution granting iearc 10 report bv
bltl or otherwise at the mex, session al
Congress; which after some conversation
vas adopted.
The contested election in tlie case oil
Mf. Levy the sitting delegate from Flor.
da, coming up for consideration. Mr. Levy
made q statement Of his case, aud desired
uutti the first Monday 10 December next
10 procure testimony.
Some observations were made b. Mr..
Ilalsted, Mr. I'kcon, and o,hers: but the
House adjourned withoo. taking n question.
Iuesdag, SEP, :
The contested election from Florida
again coming up, The resolution ALLOWING
Mr.. Levy until the first Monday IA De-
cembcf to take testimony, was Adopted
yeas l3a, nays 81.
bill making an appropriation Of 32,-
900 dollars for repairing the forts and bat
teTics on Staten Island, New York. passed
It's third reading.
Wednesday, Scpfcmber 3.
The amendments Of the Senate 10 the
Revenue bill we're considered, aud after
some modification, were agreed to.
The bill was farther amended BIZ adj
ding salt, aud sugar, and cotton, to the
free articles but motions were lmmodl-
ateIy made 10 reconsider the votes on
these questions.
Tursday .Scp'emJer 0.
The question being PIT, he votes Of
yesterday admitting salt aud sugar and
cotton free Of duty were rcconadercd anj
the question recurring on the orr yinal mo.
tons, they were withdrawn.
The amendment of the Seanto to the
Revenue bill admitting tea and c,,dee free
Of duty was concurred ia-ycas lis.
nays 7.
Mr.. Wise called for a separate vote ON
he amendment OF the committee of the
whole on the state Of the Union 10 the
Of the Senate to the second
3ectlon.
The amendment of the Senate introdu.
,es proylso that no duty that may be-
eyled or collected IN virtue Of the said
ccond section shall exceed 20 per cent. /
ID Uaiore;a, il
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I1der If fhe f,mss.---A friend informs
Us tint no attended salc IN jackson coan.
", last aegk, Nv the Marshal, made s.
virtue Of an execution from the 4. IS. Cir.
cut Court. Specie vas demanded. and
upwards of three hundred acres Of choice
luud 10 liuc state ol oalIttalau, bclans.
ny 10 one indisiduai, sold (or SO o0ly.---
Auother tract II 100 acres sold lar ST.
another OF 100 acres Tor S7o. These
acre Of the best lands 10 the county. For.
u head of catile solI ler s., and other
property sold 10 proportion. Ab's.i fee
hon'and dollars worth u pfopef's bciong.
M q one man vas sold "a nkrl DOLLARS.
SlccIc rannol be gbiauad, Il Is no, "
The cmairN.
We krow not what the people are 10
10. Especially those who ate oa iag e..
reign debts. Our Stats paper was al
ranuaus .discoun, before the Governor aad
bic Eanacieriag saielltos threw their
weight upon the end OF the iogcr to crush
the people II is aoW growing worse and
will continue 80 10 do aall sc get inioi..
gent mcn Il, ihc head Of our Stale Gov.
crnmcnt. Foreigners v4il not receive o.r
paper % the payment Of debts. Specie -
demanded IF our cllizsns. It's no, 10 the
couAiry Dor crops are ruincd by the
drou'h. We have nothing 10 take 10 mar.
kct. The Banks are drawing 10 every
dollar Of their circulation keep the spe,
cIc locked up 10 their vaults, oud do not
pat dollar into circulation. We arc Of
the opinion that there Is not sufficient mo-
ncy IN circulation in the Northern part II
Arkansas to psy the interest on the Bank
debt Tor one year.
some relief must be gwen, or many 81
our most worthy, hunest and mdu-irioug
yctunit -tunate citizans, who have sniicient
property 10 pay their debt. lf they could
get i. value, win be- ru,aed--rheir proper.
~ sacrificed, aud they thrown upon the
world peuny less. Something rnust be done.
!, y tiuic tic people should take tho mat.
ter into consideration. Bansrliie irk)
Ntws.
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4 man without arius or legs, who re-
Gently came 10 this country from Ireland
with the intention Of making begging tour
through the United Stnles, has been arres'
ted mud sent to the Alms-Iiousc OF Phio'
dclphia,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-23

u $. .Siirer.--The {. S. Gazette says,
that the first deposite Of Silver, from a
mine ofhe United States, was made at the
Mint a few days since. 1t was from Di.
wilson County ~ this State. "T'hc ore,
says the Gazette, Is an argentiiorous car.
Donate of lead, and it is believed that the
veins will prove very productive. The a..
say made Of the Mint showed that 1000
parts Of the bullion contained 973 Of ell.
Yer, and : Of gold. The value Of tic de.
posi;e is $500,