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

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(Sig`l`e,JOHN MITCHELL, F.C.S.

" To the Secretary of Fthe Chancellorsville Freehold. Gold Mining
Company.
"Assay Office, 6, Cannon-street, May 23, 1853.
ir—Th3 following are the average results, obtained from seven
the trials on each of the samples of crushed quartz-rock sent on
e I9th Inst.:—
~o•
l contains soz. 2dwts. of fine gold per ton of 20cw t.
" -AO. 2 contains loz. tOdwts. of line gold per ten of 20 cwt.
" I have the honour to remain, sir,
" Your most obedient servant,
(Signed) " FREDERICK CLAUDET."

,111,0 assay by Dr. Ryan was a wet assay, those by Mr. Mitchell
Claudet dry pssays.
O he vendors are to be paid a royalty of one-twel:lh upon the profits
of tho 7,g00 Kline, and to receive 18,000 shares in the following manner :
hes Mlares down, 6,000 shares upon the Company taking legal pos-
th:zoll of the Mines and Estate, for wit ich three months are a".owed ;
ren'aill,lig 5,000 shares to be deposited with trustees until 10 per
cent,
eamtadilvidend has been returned to the shareholders on the entire
The
Directors have the satisfaction of announcing that, from sub-
4Ptions already received, they are enabled to proceed at once to
ylete registration ; and, wider such circumstances, the applicants
co'ruiric unappropriated shares sa ll not be required to execute the
tanY's deed of settlement ; and a special act of incorporat.on
',Nis; 0 applied for from the Legislature of the State •f Virginia, by
"`ch thecapital.
ability of each shareholder is limited to his sub:cribed
Air, •
the George Robert Paul was one of the gentlemen who inspected
rhino and moue a sketch of the property, exhibiting the heaps of
et 1h! and.the direction of the quartz veins, which, together, with all
IZ original documents, duly authenticated, Mr. Henwood's report,
can PrivaW letters to the brokers, vouchiog the facts hereinset forth,
ne examined at the Offices of the Company.
)410Plieation for Shares and PrOSpeCtaSCS to be made to the brokers,
CTS
'rs Crosley Brothers, 30, Cornhill ; and at the offices of the
"Vany.

ivtintiv, Author of " The Metalliferous Deposits of Cornwall and Devon ;"
1:-nWneer ; Member of the Geological Society; sometime her
aje'tOf s Assay Master and Supers Igor of Tin in the Royal Duchy,
f._
nsvall aCiationnnßdrSazecilr.etary of the Royal Geological Society of c. ()Fn.
At lately Chief Commissioner of the Imperial Brazilian Mining

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