The New York herald., 1845-02-21

supsrntsndcncs Of the pork was seeing that that was
picked and packed was done by me and himi don't
sLowh) That u . memorandum made in nv hand wri.
ting, but don't recollect any thing about it, (Msmoran
ium which wa: memorandum Of fpork: lard and ham in
deposit upon which drawn $4,000 90 The counsel
urged that this compared with the draft SIS OO0 and
the other receipts accompanying it. The witness
certainty, and explain exactly how il was made.l
never made any draft without having the receipts IL
hand the three drafts amounting % s 400 were grodu
ceps the goth Of January The witness exp aimed this
by saying that he always dated the drafts differently
the day but they given on the day the receipt
was presented; drew sight drafts upon John Ward Co
and forwarded him the drafts upon Co.; he looked
upon the drafts as mine individually and the money
here IN my name, but looked upon as virtually his
Mr. Adams delivered me very large amount Of pork
suppose the account incorrect think my ele'k told
thst there great many thousand dollars charged
to Mr. Adams that account from the 10th day of No
vember S4s to the 10th of Feb sl4 as the now
exist the balance against Adams ought to be $50 0OO
the accounts may be nearly far they go
account was rough and drawn from the botter;
6OO9 to be deducted from the balance then his favor
lchecks shown gave him these four checks for 10000
Columbus. settle the balance then due him and was
understood that was overpayng him about 81 O00 and
he was to hand back that amounts gave him aaother
check for on the oath Of January at Chcothe,
which protested when it became due protect myself
did It in consequence of bill having been discounted at
months time, instead Of twenty days. the bank Of Co.
lumbus when expressly understood that il was to
be due at seventy days. the custom in the Western
country for friends to endorse for each other on blank
time and often with the amount of the check or bills in
blank "a vast deol Of other matter testified but not Of
any particular relevancy to the issus) receipted 1000
barrels OF -four to Adams October lS43 which in
his mill and he drew draft upon s. Co upon it; the
witness Underwent rigid examination by Mr.
Stansbury, which lasted five hours
At 10 minutes Of 10 O'Clock, the court adjourned.
COTTON FACTORY IN MISSOURI Yesterday we
were gratified by spending short time in examin.
ing the cotton factory recently established in this city
This the first effort in the manufacture cotton in this
city and its successful operation will probably make it
tho orerunner Of many It is confined to the spin
ming OF cotton yarn and turns out daily about
hundred bundles Tor five hundred pounds of spun yarn)
ready for market and will be capable of making a much
larger quantity when the operatives shall become better
acquainted with the business 1t gives employment to
about twenty five hands, most of whom females and
who receive fair wages for their services The engine ia
sufficient to propel much larger number of spndles and
double the number might be put in operation in the
buildings SO that the operations may eater be readily
enlarged 50 as to turn ont much larger quantity Of
werk and nford employment much larger number of
hands An excellent article Of yarn Is made, and
the propretors have been successful in putting into
operation All the operatives entirely unacquain
ed with the Business but they readily learn the
This establishment will be useful and supposed that
ten or twenty such factories would supply the de-
mand for cottonyarn in this markets. Louis Neu Era
Feb1