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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

Mi,chel nclose your coffin and By my blood which
stain. H. yours shsn shortly flow from your veins by
he hand Of your desdliest enemy. Don't think YOU
shall escape or that your wife or children VII escape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27
ncnth oil Indge Archer.

BALTIMOHfl INuuaiI IHI' y
Judge Archer, Chief Justice Of Maryland died
last night Of a complication Of diseases.
The steamers news has unsettled our markets
sod no sales OF moment have TanspHed'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

Mr.. Witty the foreman Of the jury which convicted
Mitchell has received I'VE threatening notices Inc
hrst bears the poet mark Of Booterstown and y N,
scrbed with q coen, surmounied by deaths neaa snn
cross bones The next Is daubed over with blood u
has In Ike manner drawing of coffin and OF near
the latter coored with blood TIE contents are - CUR
last notice By the great aud living God VII maze
corpse " yOg lor yoQg mGIderoas eoaase' " P's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27
Mrs. Mitchell.

This lady is siin living, the special adTees Of the
PhiiadslpAia Ners 70 contrary Notwithstanding Ihe
Da5iu Nafoa publishes lit OF subscriptions Tor he
support Of Mitchell. family they alfesdy amount 20
between 900 and 400 pounds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

bOnt Basin Com pnny.A meeting Of the stockholders
vi TIE Portsmouth Dry Dock and Steamboat Basn COmps
lOhoD will be held AZ The Office Of tho Company "a Lib
erysi ork Tuesday, the llb inst II o clock
general attendance i requested BY order 81 the d.
reclors Lea 3l.l THO w SrORROW Sec'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

- UIrrcTIOHs TOT fIIDIs FteF"Is sOJ''t 70 IrI1"
ton by the Health Officer; every vessel from foreign
port having Passengers and every vessel having had,
during her passage any case OF Small Pox or infectious OF
cOnia g1Ous dlscase-arriying al any lmei
All vessels from any port, IN the ordinary passage nom
which they pass Souh Of Cape MISUNDERSTANDING
between the day Of May aud tho l6ih day Of October
And al vessels from any place Including islands, IN Asia,
Africa or Mediterranean from any oftne West India,
bahama Bermuda Or Western Islands, from any places In
America the ordinary passage from which they pass
south OF OeorRa-snying between the LET DAY VI April
and the lst day Of November.
lei Inn A. IS WHITING. Health Ofcef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

rY wigs. Wigs. Wigs .-MgpHuRsr HEAsp
importers and manufacturers ~ Human Har would inform
cuzeus snd strangers that they have on hand The aTgest
he cheapest and The best assortment Of wigs, scalp half
WIGS ioapees braids Of long hair ir,etes nge,s and
Other ornamental nalr which for price aud quality
equsled The trade supplied, Wholesale and retail, n
Maiden ane, New York. leA Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

~ Rev. Henry II. GARNET, one Of the ablest
and most useful clergymen in Troy, dragged from
the Of the Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad on
Tuesday last and badly bruised that he had to suspend
hss Journey and place himself under the care OF ply
,eisn. ReasOn-His forefsthers were stolen from
africa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27
~. New-yort< Wafsr-Care Establishment,
y. ID. PeIrron. MD. PrOprietOr.-ThIs esIabllsh-

meu up 10 d the most pleasant ADD healthy
pans Of the city, containing sixty rooms win several
private pGrOrs good table for inyads, o. others WHO
good plain diet Also, hne Arrangement Tor Dshing
iCrk. loo I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

~ DR.. 0wES d. LEIB, who formerly repre-.
seated the Columbia and Luzemc pa District in Con.
gTes-, died a, his residence ia Columbia Saturday
week, % consumption conlsse!ed a. Washington
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GENERAL NOTICES.


~ Phrcuoiogist. and Publishers, F0wIgss 4
WELLS. Clinton Hall. i3i Nas-au-st y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

" LUCRETA Morn has been lecturns IN
Rochester and elsewhere on her way West with her
husband TO visit the Cattaraugus Indians She rear
sly opposes Slavery Of all kinds, and advocates tho
rough Education for ALL Peace and Land Reform.
she spoke in Rochester freely Of the faults OF her
own people Che Quakers) of others, and insisted
hat Practical Christianity was the only thing impor-
tani--ereeds and forms being Of little account Quot
ng from William Penn she said that Christians should
Be known more by their likeness Christ than BY their
notions Of CHRIST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

NEW-sOBIC. TUESDAY N0EssfHt. JCNE -, isi>
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-02

reduction of IS 3s per cwt. better business has
been DONE however, in the latter portion OF the week
at sitter rates. The only parcel of Hams brought on
the market, which Of ordinary quality, sold for
32s. cd. to 33s. per cwt Shoulders have been in
limited supply, and being much wanted would fetch
long prices About 300 bxS Cheese were offered
on Tuesday, but being chiefly in very ordinary con
don, brought low rates, prices of middling averag-
ing between 25s to 35s. and lew lots OF line IDS
cd. to los. Cd. per cwt. For Beef we have a conn-
uancc of the demand, with very short supplies. Pork
remains depressed the quantities arriving being much
in excess of the demand, except very fine Prime
Mess, which is wanted. Inferior Western has sold
at BPS. cd. to 3ls. per cwt
DuBLlN.-Although the excitement attendant on
our political position may be said TO have ended harm
cssiy net the feeling OF dstrust created thereby as
well a. from the failure of our Savings Banks, con
tnucs TO pcrvadc trade or speculation ct almost any
kind not Immediately connected with the necesSarcs
of life. We have an ovcrcrowdrd Potato market al
from 3D. 10 sd. per stone wholesale, a fourth to an
eighth showing symptoms of disease, and brought
forward unrpc, to make what growers can, and to
clear the ground. 4 farther reduction OF Is to u.s.
per Or has taken place Indian Corn from this cause
the prices being 3ls TO 35s at the same time the
supply of farmers Corn is remarkably small Wheat,
since our last has advancad Is. to Is. 3D. per barrel,
Flour Cd. TO Is per barrel
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these titles, it may be added that in l5i3 Murrongh
O'Brien the then head of the house, repaired TO Eng
land and resigned his sovereignty TO Edward W. ana
was in rccomprnsc created Earl of Thomond Tor lie
and Baron lnchiquin The second holder OF inc
baronrtcy, Sir Edward O'Bricn, was son OF Right
Hon Lucius O'Bricn, who died during the Lifetime
of his father, By Catherine, daughter OF Thomas
Kcighlry, Esq, Of Harlingford county OF HerIS,
grand daughter of the first Earl of Clarendon, and
first cousin Of Queens Mary and Anne.
In the latter points the records of the several iami
lies agree. Mr.. OBrien married about II years
since the daughter of Joseph Gabbett, ESQ OF Liner
lex, by whom he has had issue either six or seven
children. Mr.. O'Brcn is graduate of Trinity Col
legc, Cambridge: when first retained for the family
borough of Ennis, in 1880, MIR. O'Brien was tory,
and such opposed Mr.. O'Conncl in the case of the
memorable Clare election. He subsequently became
whg, then radical, and in lS43 he first joined
the repeal ranks. Since S35 he has represented the
County of Limerick. On the last occasion he sue
ceedcd in defeating Mr. Caleb Powell, the Old Ire
land candidate, by 81 votes. Mr.. O'Brcn fought a
duel with the late Mr. Thomas Steele having cx-
changed two shots with that gentleman Sir Luclns
O'Bricn, cid brother, is Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Clare. The Dowagcr Lady O'Bricn is
still living, and possesses property of about E5oOu
per annuu to which her second son was always con-
sidcred to be the heir but in other respects than as
heir in prospect, Mr.. O'Bricn never wealthy
He has, when in ireland, taken up his residence al
the seat of his mother.
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WILLIAM SMITH O'BRIEN.

We copy from Charles Wilmer's European Mail,
Of Liverpool, 5h August, the following biographical
sketch Of this distinguished Irishman-and for the
particulars of his charge of High Treason,
refer TO the preceding page.
w. Smith O'Brien was born at Dromoland, Coun-
ty of Clare, the 18th of October 1903, being the
second son of Sir Edward O'Bricn, fourth baronct
(who died in 1881, by the daughter aud CO. hciress
of w. Smith, Esq of Cahirmoylc, County of Liner
ick. The latter lady very rich hcircss. The
issue of this marriage, in addition the subject of
our notice, consisted of eight other children including
Sir Licus the eldest son; Edward, born III 500, and
married TO the daughter Of Massy Dawson Esq. late
NJ p scion of the house Of Crcmornc; Robert, born
i'm 1909, married TO the daughter OF Sir Aubrey de
We're; Rev II. O'Bricn, married to the daughter Of
J. Cooley, Esq; Grace, unmarried; Anne, married
TO Rev. A. Martncau Harriet, married 10 Rev. {.
NIonsell a relative of Mr.. Monsell, NJ. p the col
league of Mr.. Smith O'Bricn, in the representation
of Limerick County; Katherine Lucia, married TO
Hon and Rev. lanyard Harris. brother Of the Earl
of Mamesbury one of the Prebendaries of Salisbury,
and Rector of Wilton
The present head of the house of O'Bren, or
Bryen is the Marquis Of Thomond, who adopts the
latter form of orthography and he deduces his descent
from the royal line of Thomond, race OF princes
which sprang from the celebrated Hibernan monarch,
Brian Boroihmc, or Boru, who commenced his reign
in 1902 terminated il with his life near Contarf IN
1914. Should the present Marquis die without male
issue, Sir Lucius O'Brien will succeed him as Baron
Inehiqun; but not to the higher titles, which Will
become extinct In reference TO the existence OF
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report. F2ou,'-Inactive. About 100 brls. Bati-
more, received this week, was previously sold at
s 625 per brl. FreightS--Are without change, and
very little doing
New ORLEANS, Saturday night, Aug. 10.
Remarks-Thc week has been quite an inactive
one for Cotton, though the amount of business trans
acted in Flour, Corn Tobacco, and one or two other
articles, has been rather larger than usual.-Delta.
COttOn-The sales of the week have been only
$500 bales, mostly on Northern account. For the
present we repeat former quotations. The receipts
of crop thus far 435 bales, against 1874 at
same time last year,) of which 81 bales have been
sold 6ld9 cts. for good middling to good fair.
Prices Ordinary, 55a55; Middling Fair, 6id7; Fair,
7ia75 cts. Stock on hand, IS, "a bales. tobacco
Early in the week buyers were obliged to yield to
the advanced rates claimed, and in consequence the
sales have reached 1900 hhds., generally at an ad
vance of Of cent. Nearly half the sales have
been of a fine quality, for which the current rates
have been A. and . cts. round for A. and r. Flour
The decline noticed in our last weekly report has
produced better demand for Shipment and prevent
ed any further falling off in prices. The weeks
sales fully II 900 br., mostly at range of 3S75
1896 for Ohio and ordinary Illinois, and la s 4125
for Missouri and choice Illinois. To-day the rain
has prevented much from being done. Grain-The
receipts of Corn have been somewhat larger this
week, and the demand being brisk, fully 200 sacks
have found purchasers at 4Sa5O cts, which is an inn
provcment of cts. per bushcl. The purchases have
been chiefly for England. OF Wheat, the largest
sale $40 sacks good, yesterday, at ~! cts. per
bush. ProUisions-Thc dullncss before remarked in
the Pork market still continues, with scarcely any
demand except for retail lots Lard has been rather
dull particularly for barrels, which cannot be quoted
6.a7 cts, though nearly 500 kegs sold at 75a
$3.50 per 100 lbs CoGee-Rio is dull, and selling
at cts. for ordinary and ia65 per Id. for prime.
| lrhiskey-Has been dull, but 50 brls sold yester
day at To- cts. per gallon Lead-Not a sale for two
months. Hemp-None in the market. There are
orders in town for s rs per ton for good Dew rotted
Erchomge-The demand has been moderate, but at
lower rates r Sterling, which range from 7aS9 per
ct. prem. Checks on New York, 5al per ct. prem.
Freights- FrcighS have b'cn irmcr, and
mrmts are ship for Liverpool at sled for Cotton;
one at Sd for Corn and bark for Bristol, Eng, at
40s. for Tobacco. To-day ship taken for Liverpool
at SD for Corn and 3 for Flour, and another ship
said to be at the same rates
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ADAMS ~ CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE
162 Baltimore-St., Bro,cns Building.
,s::e:s5 e., z4:+t q ESD ESD 81
SPRING SCHEDULE
81 HOURS To PHILADELPHIA!

~ 90 40 New iVfh!: ,,,-,.,,>-
WE = ~ T. ~ F. ~ - I, N a. rimI ~ YIN
"A az ID II ~ l, VI NJ " ~ nall hpAD having
eNP'u'tu .''lr h'i' rams, we Sha'! hereafter De
ao'e J." e'i''r pooa' !" h''"'F lPl' III hours' ana
'"" = " - "'u'S |" ADVANCE u an o'"'r convey
n mTiI1 ,DptDr,1, NEW vopD DooroN
mr. ~ 20 :, - ~ tr,vi,C ~ ~ Wv nA'D
ne EA VIZ pAl
- ny '' P'TP"''u ~ ~ Ite anu ''"a'u 1Pecie'
" ~ > W. - '" l '""So'' "'''I'J "eHe''P-
:" s's C,,e' ~ res UNIV an" "' i'sS en-
S,n i' p ~ '.' r W.''p , NJ VII.
r. '''i ",H r 80 w an" 'eM 'o
lev az our ",c' pIHv'puS 10 ciock' A. NJ WIZ,
W %, Wei, Ia Tue same evening" anu
NJ pn '1N u. "a: ~ , ''o' ';'''- g..
ern Ex,r mi "r'' IT,, I,,"o '. o our Ma r"s.
T." a'c''np1n,r' ny "Pfc,"a HtsSsen2er'
yves u''iF 1T ? rtoeN' W. ,ie"fy 'ch"SrS'
ny 'his LINE WI, De "ein'tre" l" fh'a'
" ,frI ~? N, ~ "i,rs az az e"p MUIR
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Il T. MO v Il ID =.

vgNH T. subscriber being compelled TO move from
III G. " street has located hi,<sclfa at tn CORNER
OFSOUTH STRICKLAND EXCHANGE PLACE,
under }. h. Egrrron's Lottery Office, where he is
ready and willing TO supply his old friendly custom
ers and all others i>Iing TO use The best Of
FOREIGN u DOMESTIC MALT LIQUORS.
He keeps constantly on hand GuincsS Sons & Co.'S
DUBLIN DOUBLE BROW n STOUT, LONDON
BROWN STOUT, SCOTCH ALE, and POUCH
kEEPSlE, ALBANY and other ALES; also AME-
RlCAN PORTER, and BROWN STOUT; and
New Ark and other elders.
From an experience of some thirty years in the
Botting and Brewing business il is ecessary TO
say, that he prepare for any Foreign market or
home consumption, Malt Liquors Cider, as well
as other people. Shippers masters of Vessels
may be assured that his Liquors will keep good in
any climate.
APP If THOMAS WALSH
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MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TO-
HACCO. SEE. A RS. & G.

WI "A ~ u II ACI u RED "A n ID LEA IO-
BACCO. SEGARS, &C.
CHARLES ID. DEFORD 81 co.
TOBACCO COMMTSSION 1IER CID WIS.
No. "a South Gay street,
BH AVE on hand and offer for sale, on the most
Il III liberal terms, the following:
MANUFACT TOBACCO
AANkzk PACKAGES, comprising full
4VYDU sortmen, of all grades and sizes great
variety of popular aud well established brands, all
manufactur ed expressly for this market, and recev-
ed direct from the most celebrated manufacturers in
virginia. constantly receiving additions to the above
stock.
LEAF TOBACCO.
700 Bales consisting Of Havana, Yara, ST Jago, St.
Domingo Ignami, Mvurie, Porto Rico, and Ken
lucky OF first quality aud flavor selected with grea,
care. Also, spanish Seed cases Kcntuck Y :.
Missouri, OHIO, and Virginia, in hbds.--a full sup.
ply alway hand, suitable for Segar manufacturers
export.
SEGARS.
500 600 HAVANA and PRINCIPE, presenting
an excellent stock of choice aud medium SEGARS,
of the most favorirc brands
20tOO AMERICAN SEGARS, Half Spanish,
part packed, 3 Nj cases, article for South Ameri-
trade. Also SNUFFS, Smoking and New
York Fine Cut TOBACCO, Havana and Principe pa
per. Havana Bass, Virginia Tobacco Stems Tobacco
Knives Calabria Liquorice, Negro Pipes, &c., SC.
june )
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TO OWNERS AND MASTERS OF VESSELS.


n other mt
TIL How are h al gc d f
Vesem n o the
sight o her wnou
either from VIA
hem
S
edurngh the
that rveslsbe
bengu dercovoyo Govern to n mp f
Un f o he
ofcha touroGce prepaedof furnish
ctant'Ex change
Fomth Book, 49, of Instructions.
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PICKLES., JELLIES,
RESERVES sc

THNII Z subscriber would respectfully announce to
IL the public that he has on hand large stock and
general assortment Of PICKLES aud PRESERVES
which he sell, wholesale or retail, fifty per cent
lower than they be purchased any where in the
United States.
Shipping Merchants, Agents and Contractors will
find it advantageous TO examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere. His stock comprises in part
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CHI ZAP PLAIN AND FANCY
JOB lPlnIN1HI X Go

OFFICE No. III. BALTIMORE STREET,
2 doors w. of South.
HNH f subscriber is in every way prepared TO ex-
IL ecute Job Printing with great despatch and
elegance,- and has on hand full supply Of fine and
common papers for ilIHeads, Circulars. Bills OF
Lading, Bank Checks, &c.-He has considerably re-
duced the scale Of prices
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING,
CARDS, HAND BILLS,
CIRCULARS, FREIGHT BILLS,
LABELS for Shopkeepers, Manufacturers,
Druggists, &c.
Where large quantities required his prices are
very low, as he them off by means Of Napier
Cylinder Press.
The orders Of hisfrends particular solicited
who will please give him call aud judge for them
selves.
H. has also on hand BLANK BOOKS of his own
manufacturer and will make to order at the shortest
notice-which he warrants equal to the best in the
ciiy-together with a full supply Of STATION
AIRY, SC. JOS. ROBINSON Printer,
june 5 Bookseller & Stationer. III Baltimore st.
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JOHN SULLIVAN IL SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHA NTS, AND AGENTS
For the sale of LEAF TOBACCO,
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE GENERALLY
No. 96 Lightsreef Wharf,
BALTIMORE.
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GREAT BRITAIN-COTTON STATISTICS.
Statement showing the quantity Of Cotton Wool
Imported into Liverpool, London, Glasgow, Bristol
and Hull from LIST January TO 2oth june in lS4l and
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BALTIMORE COMPANY.

u Il
BAKE-HOUSE. O'DONNELL'S WHARF.
Sales Rooms No 40i Pratt street, near FredPrick-st
Manufactures for exports alton and onsuiDption:
PILOT AND NAVY BREAD,
SODA, LEMON AND WINE BISCUIT,
SUGAR AND WATER CRACKERS,
HAND MADE WATER CRACKERS.
{Sf.vEssELs SUPPLIED WITH STORES.
Nv giving early orders, Bread will be prepared
and packed TO stand he longest voyages.
jy 10 w. II. BEATTY.
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Viewing the of trade for the first six months Of
lS4S and relating to Factories, with
gard stoppsges and accidents, the average
cannot taken than a days week this half
year, at the utmost. The Ten Hours Bill into
opera ton LIST of May, l645.
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REHABILITATION.
Cotton Wool Imported into Liverpool London,
Glasgow, Bristol and Hull, from LIST January to 18th
Inn..- annl
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by the President OF the United states.

TN pursuance of law, l. JAMES X. POLK, President OF
l. the United States of America do hereby declare and
make known, that public sales will be held the under
mentioned land Offices the State OF INDIANA at the pc
RODS hereinafter designated for the sale OF the follow
described lands situated in the late Miami cessions in said
State to wits . =
Al The land office at INDIANAPOLIS, commencing on
Monday fourth day of September for the disposal
of the public lands within the aforementioned townships
and fractional townships, to wits
North of the base line and of the second principal
dian. .s
Fractional townships twenty-one, twenty-five and TWEEN
y-thrcc in the former Great Miami Reserves" OF range
y .Htf
Fractional township twenty one, and townships twenty
,,yo and tyenty-three the former Great Miami Re-
serve," OF ranges two, three, four, hve, ana SIX. ,
Fractional townships twenty-five and twentyhfe IN the
former ssCireat Miami Reserve, /" OF range seven,
Fractional township tweny,hrce, IN the former reserve
of two miles square the Salamane rlvenY oil ranges
thirteen and fourteen. gnlla9 .ySt|
Att land office at FORT WAYNE, commencing on
Monday eighteenth day of September next lo me as
posal OF the public lands within the aforementioned town.
ship, and fractional townships, to wit
North Of the base line and Of the second principal mo
ridian .
Townsh twenty four, twenty-five and twenty SIX ana
fractional township twenty seven, in the former Vrea
Miami Reserve" of ranges five and six
Fractional townships twenty four, twenty five twenty
six, and twenty seven, In the former Great Miami ne
serve" and fractional townships thrythree and thirty
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TO THE PUBLIC.


The mineral lands included In the foregoing pfociaa
ton embrace the greater portion Of hewecna fohs nno
the southern shore Of Lake Supeniot ia te n9t'heh
ninsua OF Michigan, and are rendered hinehroY F1
by the exhausless mines oil copper ana oe' os' 'uho
therein.
considerable number Of those mines have already been
discovered trap bordering on Lake superior,
and within few miles OF II and from the geoogich char
acer OF the country and the potaons already made. ID
doubled that others equally, not more yanh-
BILE win be found throughout this whole mineral region
In of the mines worked, copper Is found anosi
and most OF the native copper and yield
greater per cenage than any other yet discovered in
world Silver is also found in considerable quantities
All the necessary materials for the construction of fur;
naces and fuel for smelling found in abundance IN the
immediate neghborbood of the mineral and the face OF
the country SUCH that the mines require but te If
artificial drainage, and therefore worked great adj
vantage
The climate in the winter, though cold, does inter
rupt tho operations OF the that
considered the most favorable for their operations.
The proximity OF these mineral lands the shore of Lake
SUPERIOR which several safe and excellent harbors
and the water communication heeffom by the Sault Ste
Marie, Lakes Huron, Erie Nc, furnish ready means OF
transporting the products of these lands 10 the principal
markets of The United States a very trihing
ltHkewse appears, from the reports to this Office that
the agricultural lands OF fair qualify producing the
doubt when the soil is properly tia it viii be favorable
tor grain crops Timber sufficient for the usual purposes,
and in many places abundant white and yellow pine
sugar MAPLE yellow BIRCH &c. and by their thrifty growth
give evidence of the richness of the SOIL the product OF
which will command fair price from their vicinity to the
mines, which will always furnish good market
Maps showing the localities OF the mines and other vaua
BILE Information relating thereto, derived from the eeolog
cal survey &C., which be embraced in this brief
notice, will be prepared and deposited with the land oi-
the Sault Ste Marie, early practicable before
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Jan 2S-Iawl2w