The Sun.
London, England, 1853-06-22 00:00:00

ZULU KAFIItS.—NOTICE.—In consequence
ar of the increasing demand for places to witness this extraor
Iljoupe and highly interesting exhibition, theS P. GEORGE ,S
d
RY, Hyde-park-corner, will be OPEN EVERY MORNING
naa YE Library,lC 3, ING• Doors open at 3 and 8. Stalls at Mr. Mitchell's
Old Bond-street. DescriptiTe Books, 6d. each,
Y be had at the Gallery.

SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELE-
co
mwtAp u Co APA.NIES.—DIRECT AND INSTANTANEOUSF
TAR UNICATION WITH BRUSSELS.—REDUCTION
'FPS —Notice is herd)) given that the Submarine Telegraph to
elgf rn is
itht - 11". Open to the public." Dispatches will bo transmitted
co_nantaneottsly to and from the offices of the Company, No. 30,
.1, hal, and Brussels, and thence to all parts of Northern Europe.
_ The Tatirs for Messages to Paris, and all other parts of the Conti-
lierif, has also been further reduced.

By order of the Directors.
G. L. PARROTT, Secretary.
30, Cornhill, 20th June, 1833.

THE CHANCELLORSVILLE FREEHOLD
nally :OLD MINING COMPANY.
capit
Urovisio Registered pursuant to 7 and S Vic., cap. 110.
al "0001, in 50,000 shares of 1/. each, fully paid up, without

further liability.
No deed necessary to be signed

John m„, .„ DIRECTORS.
;11.0, Esq., Porchester-terrace, Bayswater.
Paul TC-
Jan, ""ge, Esq., Moorgate-street.
tiNatrdireit E,
s ➢limiter, Esq., Lime-str, et, merchant.
ie.r.elt. It. Beetson, Esq., Hamilton-terrace, St. John's-wood.
join
Austin-friars, merchant.
Pony, Esq., Director of the Sovereign Life Insurance Cam-
Frederick Woollett, Esq., Lime-street-square, merchant.
(With power to add to their number.)
el'Er Mtnino
M Net CAPTAlN—Cantain James Barrett, lately of the San
PA•and Santa Anna Gold and Copper Mines, Spain.
16,;;.'E*3—The Commercial Bank of London, Lothbury.
str
—cll`)RB-31essrs. fucker and Sons, Sun.eharabers, Threadneedle-
Athrroeet R 5...,
.t. P. Harding, Esq., Guildhall-chambers, Accluntant.
(The other to be appointed by the shareholders.)
Bs.oxr.as —Messrs. Crossley, Brothers, 30, Combat.

SECRETARY —W. S. Trotter, ESQ.
Offices-I\o. 1, Great Winchester-street.

This co PROSPECTUS.
bath, Coma PROSPECTUS.
is formed for the purchase and working a rich gold
n Orange County, Virginia, in the United States, situite on
iiniberelold estate of 439 acres of go od lan, wl atered, fenced,
16 and under cultivation. A substa,d el
tial dwewlling-howe and
o▪ a T.' houses, with shops, stores, and other buildings neces-
-7, r mining purposes, are on the property fit for occupation.
t
Iti_lecestnte is situated close to the Orange County Turnpike road.
of rbsittsTtant only ninety-three miles from Washington, the capital
Ital)Pah ni"
States, and twenty-three from Fredericksburg, on the
annock, which is navigable for ships, and from which port
go,,"!onls can be made to England in fourteen days. There is a
Ther ad from the estate to the shipping port.
climate of this part of Virginia is temperate, and perfectly
Peachy,eo,..__ The country presents all the advantages arising from
tios rent and settled population, ample means of intercommunica-
Th Y 'ream and rail, and facilities for procuring labour.
fect, ebePnrchase is in fee simple. The title to the property is per-
royaiu_log free. and clear from all incumbrances whatsoever, no
pro .1" or dues being payable, except one-twelfth to the present
prieters
he iN„
ella„ ','"nlilany having completed their arrangements for the pur-
and ; 01 this valuable estate, and having received all the necessary
th',!tgal documents conferring title, which are in the possession of
~wile-street
Messrs, Tucker and Sons, Sun chambers, 61, Th read-
,Zrli.e-street, City, offer it to the public as a secure and unquestion-
-7 great saving
basis-for the proiltahie investment of capital.
°vet to the Company, and most important advantage
f„th, Australian and Californian Gold Mines, will ace ue from
be tty of obtaining labour at low wages. Nevertheless, it will
• i-ZeuarY to send out a few experienced miners from England,
d then being but so few mines in the district, there is no fear of
At '
Present only ono vein has been opened, the direction of which
no'''.lo.lft norteat and souh-west. About four hundred ards
qu,...°West of th-hiss t lode, and it,, parently parallel to it, is a strong
ablar veln, 20 tea t i width, whi can ted on the surfce tor
a Mile and a half through thech propebrte traced
y. There are also three
aet'un ter veins, two to the north and one to the south, which are
beau er°PPing out In places Between 500 and 600 tons of ore have
owed,r and are now the property of the Company, ready for
nctn.
The
Recur valuable services of Mr. Henwood, F.G.S.* have been
1411 ,61, and is will proceed at once to the property. 'lbis gentle-
tha great practical experience cannot fail to be of the most essen-
gen_aerviee to the Company, and he hopes that, by wing due dill-
pre:, everything will be in full working order by the end of the
earr—nt Year. Mr. Henwood will select a staff fully competent to
ou bathe interests of the Company in conjunction with Captain
'!, Barrett, who has, upon that gentleman's recommendation,
aPpolnted chief mining captain.
adie..lling the negotiations tor the purchase. it was deemed
Itat;aule to investigate in the most searching manner all the
paae:nents made with regard to the property, and for this pur-
Drec„ two gentlemen, interested in the purchase of the mine,
thei,-eued from London to Virginia. On reaching the property
found, on a careful examination, that it fully bore out the
w.lent made, and Mr. Henwood, who accompanied them,
average.
Instructed to take from the ore what he considered a fair
I,:atna,,ge• This having been done, the ore was sealed up in iron-
NW' Packages, with his own private seal, and transmitted direct to
srs. Johnson and Matthey, of 79, Hatton-garden. These pack-
,lsa '" Were opened in the presence of several gentlemen. The entire
the 'Y (314 lbs.) was then crushed, and the following is a copy of
assay
" Assay-office, 79, Hatton-garden.
b: The two packages of minerals delivered to us sealed, and opened
5'418 in the presence of several gentlemen, have been carefully crushed
f eWt. "Bayed, and produced the following result of gold to the ten of

• %, 1. ez. dwt. gr. oz. dwt. gr.
Finely powdered mineral• ••• . .
Grains which would not pass through 7 11 16
lie. 2. the sieve.. .. •• • • .... •••• •• 5 5 0
Finely powdered mineral 0 17 12
Grains which would not pass through 1 6 12
the sieve • • ••• • •• •• •• • • 0 9 0
irilted tple
gether of e
prqualoduced : weight, taken from both packages, and
welt
o,
oz. dwt. gr. oz. dwt. gr.
Finely powdered mineral
Grains which would not pass 3 10 0
through the solve
cwt. qrs. lbs.
Wei;;ltt of ore in No. 1 package • • .... • • ..... I 2 2
Ditto ditto No. 2 package.. •• • • .•
I 2 0
(Signed) " JOHNSON and MATTHEY."
2 Thusit will be seen that on taking the average of 4 oz. 9 dwt.
N.L''s• to the ton, and the price of gold at 31. 16s. per ounce, the
15P,Viee amounts' to nearly 171. per ton, and in order that some
SidernaY be formed of the probable returns, it may not be con.
irrelevent to advert to the St. John del Raoy Mining
YlekranY, which at present pays a dividend of 251. per cent.
leper a
(vid.°L,V• 10s. of gold per ton, and according to their last t
Year" times" of 4th June), raised no less than 52,642 tons in the
ending 3lst December, 1552, and 79,510 tons in the year 1851.
147 Directors, however, submit the following calculation, showing
dor
ekitttion-g!*,
urlas which they onfidently anticipate will be realised ; and,
they wish It to be distinctly borne in mind that the cal-
k' eve_" la based not upon the highest assay it 7oz. have 16grs.,
noesi` the average of 4oz. 9dwts. 2grs.; but hey taken the
%nee, asaY, viz., loz. 6dwts. 12grs , the price of gold 31. 16s. per
and the quantity to be reduced at 50 tons per day ; and in
aft4,1743' the produce of 300 days at 50 tons will be 15,000 tons ; and
lipw_u_.educting 11.
per ton for expenses, the amount realised will be
1,11'r03 of 60,000/. per annum.
44,iseht,tarther corroboration of this calculation it has been deemed
lia.,k:°", to take equal quantities indiscriminately front each of the
ItyairgeS of crushed ore ( NO. 1 and No. 2), and forward them to Dr.
41,0: Air. Mitchell, and Mr. Claudet for additional examinations.
Slll4fled are the results of the various tests, which the Directors
Of tF,;:t 111,1 fullest possible confirmatory evidence of the richness
°res as already tested by Messrs. Johnson and Matthey :
Reer-'B43' of two materials, marked No. 1 and No. 2, sent 1.3, the
1-37 ot the Chancellorsvine F, eehold Gold Mining Company,
le 3, 181•3 :
4-Ise
t• Onoe ton of this
metallic materialsilver contains 46% ounces of metallic
1c
~. 33 unces of .
told_ 13,•• 2. One ton of this material contains 41 ounces of metallic
' also 4% ounces of metallic silver.
(Signed) "JOHN RYAN, M.D.,
Maryland House, Stratford."

" City School of Chemistry and Assay Office,
1, Sun-street, Blshopsgate-street, May 23, 1853.
%It 15 tO certify that I have examined a sample marked Tfo. 1,
,"Y8 the Chancellorsville Freehold Gold Mining Company, and
It. contains—

GOLD.

SILVER.

Oz. Dwt. Gr. Oz. Dwt. Gr.
In Metallic grains on sieve...... 9 5 0 2 10 0
Metal from ore. ... ...... ...... 2 15 12 0 19 4

Der 4.., 0 12 3 9 4
.011 of 20 cwt. (Signed 2)
" JOIIN MITCHELL, F.C.S."
84t111,14 i 8 to certify that I hare examined a sample marked No. 2,
rit, It the chancellorsville Freehold Gold Mining Company, and
' a contains—
------

GOLD.

SILVER.

Oz•Dwt.Gr. Oz.Dwt.Gr.
Metallic grains on sieve •• ••.... 2 19 15 0 16 8
Metal from ore ..... . ~.... 2 18 19 0 19 14

Per ton of 20 cwt.

b 18 10 1 15 22
(Signed)
" JOHN MITCHELL, F.C.S."

To ° the Secretary of the Chaneellorsville Freehold Gold Mining
Company.
Sir "Assay Office, 6, Cannon-street, May 23, 1853.
ditrer,----The following are the a 'crap results, obtained from seven
The , trials on each of the samples of crushed quartz-lock sent on
10th
!mt.
I contains soz. 2dwts. of fine gold per ton of 20cwt.
". 2 contains loz. 10,1wts. of fine gold per ton of 20 cwt.
" I have the honour to remain, sir,
" Your most obedient servant,
(Signed) " FREDERICK CLAUDET."

The
Ni,`;',aY by Dr. Ryan was a wet assay, those by Mr. Mitchell
The Clatulet dry assays.
Of 0, vendors are to Le paid a royalty of one-twelfth upon the profits
7,000 l and to receive 18,0,00 shares in the following manner :
4,3k:flares down, 6,000 shares upon the Company taking legal pos..
the ret of the Mines and Estate, for which three months are allowed ;
ht emah,ooo shares to be deposited with trustees until 10 per
capital aloud has been returned to the shareholders on the entire
a;l;l4llteipirectors have the satisfaction of announcing that, from 5ub-
e011.,,,',"118 already received, they are enabled to proceed at once to
for the te registration ; and, under such circumstances, the applicants
"IliparnaPPropriated shares wilt not be required to execute the
Win b_ 3' deed of settlement ; and a special act of incorporation
Which' B.Pplied for from the Legislature of the State of Virginia, by
eltplral the liability of each shareholder is limited to his subscribed
r.
the rni;eoree Robert Paul was one of the gentlemen who inspected
ore :e and made a sketch of the property, exhibiting the heaps of
the Zuu the direction of the quartz veins, which, together, with all
documents, Atli authenticated, Mr. lienwood's report,
can tllVate letters bryokers, vouching the facts herein set forth,
o,3,Yza!nined at the Offices of the Company.
111,840leation for Shares and Prospectuses to be made to the brokers,
°,llpa'ner"leY, Brothers, 30, Cornhill ; and at the offices of the
Y.

4ntho
, hin of The Metalliferous Deposits of Cornwall and Devon ;"
"lajesf 'ogineer ; Member ot the Geological Society; some time her
of
all, and Secretary of the RoY
t=or3;'' Assay Master and Supervisor of Tin in the Royal .I),ncliy
in B
al Geological Society of Corn-
razil.
-4,0 • atelY Chief Commissioner of the Imperial Brazilian Mining

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