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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
CLOYERDaI.E

rFifS noted stand br Tavern on the most read leading
from staunton TO all the watering places wesiwarit Is
DOW i1 rent on term from five to Ten The house
very pleasantly situated and convenient been recently
repaired is iarm IS In cnmpsie repair aud copsdera.
Die part ~ me land in high Of cultivation
partition fora Spring crop Possession will given on the
first o Jannary next and if desirable pnri OF the new
Improvements will be added 10 the old
accommodation: =. BLACKBURN.
Bath county. November ~. 5s-6t
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RICHMOND SCREW MANUFACT

RICHMOND SCREW MANUFACTURE. :
VIE subscriber having iauerly made i'm
prnvemenis in his Machinery for cutting Screws,
nov prrhredio manufacture Screws all viz
Toharco, Cotton, AfiH Caryv Tor &c ,Iso Kin yro,S
vi All khds together with every description OF Machinery
grneraiy used IN Mills Manufacturing establishments
Mills ID a. HI1T.,uiSoS 0'
N. u, have just received from the North fresh sun
ply o i,oN. of superior quality selected by myseIi
Tor tue above purposes, nna would inform my friends
cute orders in my line business with The strietrs
attention. IL Z, "a
Aug. 70. 81 w,f
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I n Richmond Hastings Court, November 10Th 1925
OhDEhcu " that the Sergeant Of this City make sale OF
Dcy slave belonging TO John e. Swami of the cnupiy
Of h"noysr committed 10 The Jail Of this city
on the 2o'b o. October 52j and confined therein until
time ie sara Sergeant first advertising the said thirty
daysinihe hchmond Enquirer.
copy-resie, TIL. C. HOWARD CIk.
In oedienee 70 the above erder shall on Saturday the
Ii day of December neIt Eagle Tavern ir The city
Of Rchnonu belween the hours Of ~ O'Clock A. NJ and
O'CLOCK r. M offer fer sale highest bidder Tor cash
Tie sa'd save Diiey named In the aiSove order
. JOHN NJ FEHaUSSON, Deputy
Nov w 6j--tds for Vim. ID. Wren. Herint q. Il.
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NOTICE

CONE time Ia the month Of sepssmbcf is1s beeame
- seseny tor Henry ratum In Injunction bond, apd
Lstnm 70 make me safe gave trust deed sun
the Injunction has been in pafIdssolved and
ne smoens dissolved paid by sale Of of the negroes
esnoned IN The said deed: the balance islnew pending
ne Superior Court OF Chaneery Tor the Richmond dis
snu sne ssc Tstum has understand, without
. OF toe trustee, sent the negroes named In the
az n,sv swsy oy either Richard Goode VIM Moo
western part 81 hereby caution all persons from
ss,;n ~ we . sane a. they s.ll liable for the debt
p =" .e uecu before mentionei-the womans name
Honey aud two girls Polly and sylvia
Nov 10 S7-wzws JACOB FLOUR NOV
X AZ away from the subscriber, living In PowLaIan
pSg IN 'oe M year OF his age feet inches high
~ ss ecmp,e1on and light hair and eyes made,
~" goes oy me name OF John William NunnsiIy
shall M'U Win said hoy and him
Ar nsr.o @ e .s~s OF 81. Gents for hts trouble
Of the law "nOnsWT e MN i,'nns 'H
NJ, IS The shove Boy is free in September next
wv. Ic.
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n
v., United States Court, fifth Circuit anu
rsm'a Dsriei, JUNE 2ist, 1924;
ne .Iesne"t DhrectUrs aud Company Of the Bank of
Against
oeoree WINSTON Robert Douhnt VIM. ntayo Sheriff ,r
il.nrieo, James Winston Charles j. MMuro, Pleasant S
Winston, Nathaniel e. CGrnshaw D+ninn,in Sb,r,nri t
mnnd Citnshaw, the President Directors and omnanS
oil the Bank OF Virginia, and Benjn James Harris
49,. Defendants
This cause came on Ia lie heard the bill ~,
hihi's ard examinations Of Witnesses aud was areued Inv
eoue on consider whereof The Court aduslrc
"e' ~" uecee tn"t TIE utex executed by the
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a VALUABLE COOK FOR SALE.
A YOUNG WOMAN With three children. who il re.
Thrnrts ". Drew Nov. w. 5sIn
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NO'T'ICE,

NOTICE.
SHALL petition the General Assembly of yjrpin,
'r bill OF divorce from my husband Mnr,in T. Mills
Nov. u. 57-w3wA ELIZABETII MILLS
COTTAGE GRAMMdR SCHOOL, Aug %. 1924
NJ TINS day Superintendent the annual pubick exnn,;
~ na'on OF the Students vi the above e,nnar, and
WIN pleasure that the examination Throughout was
anu a'uens The several the
1uesuohs Win promptness seldom eauard and in n
manner which showed them perfectly we'll grounded In
Tue inherent studies which they had been pursuing.
GEO; w. BASSE EFT,
X. 4. CHRISTIAN,
&. A. JONES'
n. o. BOOTH,
-, wM. l.. FAUNrLEROY.
Iwsh 10 engage as assistant the above School
single Gentleman well qua,d teach all the brn
hught IN respectable Grammar Schno His
'ations for character must he sstjsfc
tory. with such one twii divide the tuition fees.
,... X. NJ. SE9AR.
So.''9e, Mtnhirsex. Now 53-w4w
NIX. ALEXANDER N kIN-SIK -
TFNAkE N0rlCE-rhat shall ON the 2e,h and s0,b iay
Il of November In the 1924 the Tsys I'm of Thos
Scott nj Powhaian between the hours Of nine
IN the forenoon ant five in the afternoon of each dny
proceed 10 take the d'posops OF Hughes Owen Will
rm H",ail and others And shall Also on the Cab ,ay of
December following, at Campbell Courthou Sc between
the same hours OF that day. proceed to take the deno,
tirns oi mrs Mary Lewis and oti-rs And also on the
18th and the iih OF the month the Office n, mi
larry Baker, Notary Public in the city of hmund shat
proceed between the hours of day 10 take III,
arposiions OF Jediah Allen, and Others TO he read
evidence in certain matter in now pendipc
and undetermined in the Superior Court Of Cbaneery m
the Richmond District, wherein plaintiff am, YOU nc
others defendants
November q :. 90.
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IN CHANCEhY
Il Iy24:-
Commonwealth
Against
, Court, September

is24:- ' No"'" SeP'emoer
Commonwealth ph,.,,r
Against An
Gi,..r Wa,hingioa admir- Of Joseph Gerard deeen,.s
The nature "f ths action being 10 obtain dec,ss
~ ssposed OF residuom Of the personal estate OF SAL;
yoeph Gerars deceased Ali. ~ being naive cf fra
oran Tor the benefit OF the Literary Fund of his tn
"nm eath nj" persons claiming Interest In the s,;
1esI"u"n MS distributes az the said -, e,cnt n,e -,
CURED 70 appear here an the first Monday In Marth ne,,
"nu make himself herself Il; a.,
anu " Is ordered that copy hereof he pubIi,h
~, .n!ee months IN the - National new
Parer published IN the City of Washing ,on and IA.
q""er, Newspaper published In the civ Of R;rhno,d
oc, 10y. ies'e' ARTHUR L. DAVIES. G. T.
f9-wI2y
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J. the 2ist, 1894 - '' S'"', august
Joseph Haywood, p,,,r
Against i'""un
Iiora,io rurpin, William A. Turpin and Thomas Che.
tlant e. $50 - t,. Onta-
ms DAY came the plaintiff by his attorney, and il np
peaftnS TO the Satisfaction Court thai ,,
tora'io TurPin Is not nhatnst OF this State ON ,h
o'on o, the plaintiff IL Is decreed ordered by ,hs
Court that the said iorato Turpin do appenr her. we
neiors the third Thursday in November next and nnswrr
ane rain DILL and give security for performing such
rc'ee ms he court may make herein; anu thai cnv a.,
a order te forthwith inserted in spapvr pub
msas ~ the city OF Rchnsnd, ccn,in.ed for Iw,
months successfully, that another cony e po..d ~
.e aoor OF The Courthouse this county on tuo surr.
ven,ber next. " '""" A""'soay IN No
ssp,smpS:r f ss VIM. S. DANCE, elk.
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SHALL petition the General Assembly of yjrpn;,
"r bill Of divorce from my husband Martin l. Mills
NOV. 10. 5T-w3wA ELIZARETI Mills
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-15
From the Edinburgh Magazine.
THE MAID OF ARUTINA.

Forlorn among the Highland hills,
Midst natures widest grandeur,
Mid rocky dens and wooden glens,
With weary steps | wander.
The lsngsome way, the darksome day,
The mountain mist sac rainy,
Are naught to me when gaun TO thee,
Sweet maid OF Arutina.
Yon messy rosebud down the howe,
Just opening fresh and bonny,
Blooms fresh beneath the hazel bough,
And scarcely seen by ony;
But farer mid her native dale,
Obscurely blooms my JEANNE,
More fair than day or rosy May,
The maid Of Arutina.
High on the mountains lofty brow,
view the distant ocean,
Where avarice courts her bounden prov,
Ambition courts promotion;
Let fortune pour her golden store,
Her laurelled fsyors many,
Give me but this, my souls first wish,
The maid Of Arutlna.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-15
CRECIAN EPITAPH.

On the tomb Of the Greeks who Tell in battle
From the poetry Of Simonides, who lourisheC
about the 65th Olymplad.
"If in the field OF death TO fall,
In freedoms cause, at honot's call,
"And noby die that friends may live,
" Be valor's high prerogave,
"To US the ruling power Of heaven
This no5lest proudest fate has given,
To US who 'mongst the honored dead,
For our loved Gtecia's freedom bled--
Hence iame's reward, hence gIory's bloom,
Unfadng flourish on our tomb"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-15

In digging a short time since, for the foundation
OF the steeple oil the new church TO be erected at
Saint German en-Laye. in France discover was
made, upon the site OF an ancient chapel, oi three
leaden boxes, upon one Of which was the following
inscription -" lei est une portion d. Ia char It
deS parties mobiles du corps dr. trehaat, ,es-pus>cm
Il tres excellent Prince Jacques Stuart seconG du
non Roi de la Grdnde Bretagne, he IL 25 Gctotrs
.MDCXAXIlI, decide en- France, Saint German.
en- Layp, lie IL .Septembre MDCCl"
The Mayor, upon oeng informed Of this dlscoH.
ry repaired TO the spot, and IN the presence the
Governor oil the Chateau the Rector OF The failsh
and several members OF the Municipal Council, pro-
ceeded 10 the translation OF these remains, whd
were deposited under the high altar OF The tempo
rary church. Upon referring 10 the archives Of The
town. register was found which stated at the dat:
of September l6, l70l, that the prince died obha
day al ST. German e. Laye, and that his bIan
and entralls were deposited 10 he church.
Ii is certain that oil the boxes contains The Er
mains OF the Princess Louisa Malta OF Ehgan-
daughter oil James /. who died al ST. German Oh
the 18th Of April, l7l2. 1t is SAID hat some In !
glish oil distinction propose to erect monunell /
upon the spot where the remains oil the Prince Will
be deposited.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-15

Mr.. Crawford at home. = We are informed, upon
the authority of gentleman at present in this city,
and who is acquainted with every voter in Wolf
Skin district, Oglethrope county, Qhe district n
which Mr.. Crawfords residence is, in Georgia.
that it the people voted for Electors for President
an Elector favorable to him would not receive more
than eight roteS ia the whole district. This may
be relied on as fact, and is given merely to show
what the popularity Ct Mr. Crawford Isl where lie
is best known-at his own home.
Nat. Journal
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-15
From tie Southern Chronicle.

The Treasury C6ce.-This is the house that
Jack built.
The Public .Honey-This is the malt that l,v
in the house that jack built.
". H. Crauford This is the rat that eat The
malt that lay in the house that Jack built.
.Ninian EdUdrdS. This is the Cat that caurH
the rat that eat the malt that lay in the house that
jack built.
The Radical Faction.-1his is the dog that uor.
ried the cat that caught the rat that eat the malt
that lay in the house that Jack built
Public Opinion-This is the lion that crushed
the dog that acorried the eat that caught the rat
that eat the malt that lay in the house that jack
built.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-15
From the Utica Sentinel, Sept. IA.

PATENT FLIER.-Messrs. 0. G.. 5; y. Rogers, of
Whtestown, Oneida county, N Y. have invented
and lately obtained patent for Filler, particularly
adapted TO cotton spinning. 1t is asserted by those
who have adopted this machine, oil Rogers, that it
performs double the labor Of any other now in use.
lis importance, therefore, to the manufacturing in
terests 81 this country is very great
The Nessrs Rogers have very high reputation
as machine makers. 1t would not perhaps be say
ing too much to rank them among the first 10 the
U. States The most conclusive evidence OF this
fact, is that their work is ordered by the oldest
manufacturing establishments in various parts OF
The country. The discovery they have now made
will greatly enhance the value OF their machines.
Those who are engaged in cotton spinning, will be
pleased to learn that their improved bell Her will
produce IL skeins of No 30 warp per day. Their
factory is three miles south Of New Hartford vii.
lase, where those who desire more perfect knowl-
edge Of their improvement are invited TO examine
It's application. 1t is no more expensive than the
common flier, and be applied to every descrip-
ton OF spinning with very little alteration.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-15

time is thus given, and it is suffered to pass wibo,
improvement, to the original offence is added -
abuse OF the mercies o! heaven.
Is there God on high, who takes cognizance n
the actions OF men! Is crime noticed in the mo,,l
world /? None but an Atheist can answer in the nep.
alive. would then ask, whether that people viii
be held gulltless, who place the perpetra,or os
crime in the seat Of honor and power2
Think OF this. ! ask the conscientious and pooa
to think seriously Of it.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-15
THE WISHES GRATGFIED.

In order TO ascertain the idea sailor had Of hap.
piness and the compass OF his wants, he was inform
ed that every thing he could wish for pthree times
should be given him. Why, them" cried Jack,
let me have all the rum IN the world " What
next -" Why let me hare all the tobacco in the
world" And what else =" Damme if know
why you may give me little more rum
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-15

70 prerent moths eating up your clothes, when
ever YOU put them up, always be careful and put a
plenty Of tobacco in them, and the moth will never
touch them To prevent the little red and black
ants from getting mo honey and sweeimeat pots
when your pots are put upon the shelves, always be
careful and sprinkle the shelves with black ground
pepper, and they will not go near them.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-15

BALTIMORE.-The election on MUM
week was warmly contested throughout anu ., p,r
ed in the election OF Peter Little and John H. y
ney TO the 18th Congress. The votes wei sn,i
Peter Little, in city and county .s,-
John Barney, do, do, es~
Isaac M.Kim, do, DO, ~ ,,s.
The electoral ticket in favor OF John Mons' o,,f
ry for Mayor, succeeded by majority oil '''
Edward Johnson.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-15

,Wetlegiin is made in the following manner =
Put so much new honey into spring water, that
WHEN the honey is dissolved, all egg will not sink 70
the bottom. Boil the liquor for hall an hour
When cool, barrel il up, adding spoonful Of yeast
10 lerment IT, Some add ginger, half an ounce 10
barrel, and as much cloves and mace; but have
it very good without any spices. One hundred
ght OF honey VIII make barrel Of n,e,heglin as
strong as good wine once hsd barrel made
with 90 weight OF honey. After iermenting and
ining, it was an excellent liquor; some parts Of
which | kept bottled several years it loses the
honey taste by age, and grow. lighter colored; but
on the whole il does not improve BY age, like some
liquors. UeaHe'S ". T.. Farmer.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-15
UNCOMMON GROWTH.

Mount H0lly, (N = W. =, 1
Mr.. Samuel Stackhouse has lett at the o''' '.n
the Mirror. basket of Potatoes, raised on Dis 'S
near Mount Holly, OF the largest grown W. bt
ever seen, or even heard of--as all evidence " h
uncommon size, IA OF them measured ~"
bushel.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-15

The French Squadron in Hampton Roads-A
though it might have been anticipated IRON the po'
tica attitude which France has assumed in rtIa
tion to republican principles, that no portion elir'
OF her diplomatic corps, or oil any subordinate
branch OF her public service, would venture to eve
umbrage to the pOacers that be, by taking pat 10
the approaching festival in honor oil La FAYE1TE
yet that nothing might be omitted IN showing ouF
grateful respect TO the French nations as we'll asN
the mast astri0aS Of her sons, learn that mr.
tations have been forwarded, expressed in The mos
polite and delicate terms, for the French Officers OIL
the squadron now in Hampton RoaGs, to attend Inc
celebration at York on the 18th list. Ihey AaE
declined-they cannot come-the squadron MM
sail bptWeen the 18Th ahd goth instant such u
the amount Of the answer which has been recel'a
to the invitation from the Admiral, we have OEsA
informed. Richmond Paper
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-15

What neCt PA short time since an extraord
nary operation was performed al the Kent and Can
terbury Hospital, upon man whose sound thigh
bone was cut open, and an old decayed bone ex
tIacted. This man is now so much recovered as to
be walking about the streets of Canterbury, We
have now to record one almost as extraordinary,
and which has been attended with the happiest re-
suits. A patient received al the hospital some
time since, with very diseased liver. After some
time, the case assumed the worst possible appear
ance, and it was resolved, the only chance OF
preserving life, 10 tap the tirer. The operation was
performed by DR.. Fitch, senior surgeon, in pre-.
sence Of other gentlemen Of the faculty connected
with The establishment. Upon the liver being
touched, upwards of five pints oil diseased matter
Immediately flowed from the wound. A tube nine
inches IN length then introduced and retained
IN the WOand, III ough which a pint of the same
ud was daily evacuated for week The poor
man is getting quite well.-KpHt EAg. HeruM
Police.-Betsy Freelo,e, a colored lady of fash.
ion, came to complain Of Mary Cox, another lady OIL
color and fancy. Tor stealing her spotted calico truck
Mary acknowle dyed that she had taken the frock, bu
it was ali in Jest, and threw herself upon her goot
character in the Police Office in consequence o
having been servant OF one OF the Magistrates
This not ayalling, Mary was sent to Bfdewel.
small piece OF intelligence leaked in the inqu
ry, which was, that Betsey Freelove hired he gown
at two shliiings per day, and that vast portion
our coored fashlonables make an appearance il
Broadway in borrowed robes" from simila
mode OF hiring by the day or night. NJ. 1. .1dr
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-15

The New York Evening Post gives the following
account of u1icrous clrcumstance, which hap
prued at New Jersey. on Latayvtte's jaunt up the
No tn River The patience OF the assembled mul-
iitude vas worn out by he proraced delas Of the
Generals appearance, and On the boats touching
the wharf they rushed 10 mas, to take possession
of him bodily UnIuckiIy they happened 20 come
in contact first with Col. Plat, veteran officer Of
the revolution, who accompanied hun, dressed for
the occasion in an old reslmen'al coat which hung
about him like shirt, reaching to his shoes; and
with buttons as big as saucets; him they immedi
aely lad hold of, pulling and hauling by the sleeves.
arms aud elbows; in vain he exclaimed aud baw
ed aloud :" am not the Marquis" They could not
hear, they could Only see his dress, and they took
for the dress OF the old French court, nor was it
I'LL FayetIe himself was able to make his way to
them, after much difficulty, that they were conwn.
ced of their error
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-15

.Uethodism. The following encomium on the
benefits Of methodsm, is from sermon preacheol
and published few years past, by Mr.. Belsham
an eminent Unitarian Minister in England.
g The existence of these two theological parties
(the followers of Wesley and OF Whitfield, the one
Arminians and the other Casinlss, are both called
Methodsis in Englabd) both numerous, and both
active and jealous 10 making proselytes, has produ-
ced considerable effect upon the manners OF the
countryand particularly in The lower classes of soce
ty. Many regard the Methodists OF both descriptions
as, generally speaking, immoral and dishonest as
wolves in sleeps clothing, who have Gone, and are
doing much to corrupt and 10 deteiorae the morals
OF the inferior orders And il cannot but happen 10
Ia sect so numerous, that many will be hyPocrltlca
and many immoral. And the more severe the pro-
fsssion. and the zeal and bitterness there IS 10
judgments passed upon others, the more enemies
they will create TO themselves ; and the mere will
every miscarriage and every fault Of the members,
and especially OF the proni nen members oil the So
cety, be watched and blazoned aud exaggerated and
Imputed to the whole body But upon the whole
much as differ from the methodsts oil both parties
10 their speculative creed3. am decidedly OF opn
ion that they have done unspeakable good among
the lower orders oil society; end have contributed
yond all calculation to reform and regenerale Ger
tain descriptions Of men, TO whom no regular min
lister toithe established church) would have exten
ded his notice. particularly refer to the colliers,
miners and oilers in various parts of Enga who
form state OF ignorance and oarbatIsm little better
than that oil ssvages now become sober, honest,
and industrious and nste-d Of being the pests and
terror of The districts which they inbabit trans
formed into regular, peaceful snd useful members
of society. This is benefit Of the noble.t kind
1.-THE praise Of which cannot, without he greatest IN
Justice, be denied to The Mehodlsts; aud it is an
honor which they have dearly pure based amidst IN
Vulnerable hardships, injuries and Insults; and oil
Ten even at the peril Of their lives
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-15

" Forcing the eyes to cork at night--even for a
few moments after they are tired-wilI often put
them out OF humor for the whole ofthe following day
and is, Of all eye spelling acts the most mischer-
Gus want OF mercy, in this respect, has prema-
turely ruined the eyes Of ttousanas.'' -
DR.. Kitchener.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-15
{ DR.. Kitchener.

North Carolina Gold--The Western Carolini-
an, OF Sept 81, says " We learn from a correspon-
dent in Cabarus county, and also verbally from
other sources that upwards of 1000 pennyweghts
OF pure virgin gold was found near Parkers Fer
rs, 10 Montgomery county, on the 28th ut One
lump, weighing Jour pounds eleven ounces, was
found BY small boy, about ten feet below the sur
face of the earth. This is of the largest
pieces ever found in this State 1t is perfectly pure
and almost as snft as lead. There are, we learn
more than one hundred men working at this mine
or, as those engaged in the business more appro
pr'a'ey term it, digging for gold" for nearly al
oil this precious metal that has yet been obtained
has been found in loose, sandy, loamy earth.