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4 gentleman from Booker's Gold M

 reported that he saw small Gold i'd rapin, taken from the mine, for which s proprietor refused the respectable sun

 five hundred dollars, intending to send to Peale's Museum, in Philadelphia. 7Ts little creature was not much larger fa l partridge egg, and ran briskly about, iia which circumstances, 1t could not be aa gold, whatever its appearance nay ha been. Experienced miners report tohaq seen leather thongs that had been su'Pa ded in mines, coated with metallic s9@ Another case Is rePotted ot slmller coa ting of the wooden supports Jeff in a nnt which had beer under water two mndit years. From such observations, We n infer that silver Is sometimes in a gasto' state and, if so, gold may be, and in th way this curious little Terrapn may n' gotit coating of precious metal. Thee traordinary price offered for this nold' cript will no doubt lead to its careful pc erYation.-Lyachdaug Vir.