The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-24
VALUABLE
Gold Mines Go
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DURsUANTto Decree Of May Term, 1850, of
Il the Court of 4. iuiiy for Union couaty. I will
SELL on Saturday, the lcih August next al the late
residence Of Robert Lcnmond, deed. on credit of
one, two and three years, the very valuable
G0DH-ED WIN N0.
Tracts. and other Tracts of Land. lying in the
County oi Union, Of which The said Lommond deie
seiz d aud possessed, viz:
LIT. Gold mining tract Of $50 Acres, lying
on Goose Creek, adj lining the lands OF In stewart
Shss i. stewart, George ". Riich, jesse S'illweIt
and others, upon which there have been opened 10
Veins, within less than 100 yds of Goose Creek.
stream, unequaled in this section of country for
Gold milling or any other species OF MAJ hinery the
ore oi one OF winch was worth from $40 10 S0g per
bnshcl, and tic ore of any of which viii romeare
iavorably with tina, OF the richest mines in The
state. Upon almost all parts OF this tract are mia
erai Indications ct the most itering character On
the loaer pari of 1t entirely out of the region of
veins already discovered, Jumps of vfpin Gold
weighing as high as grains have been picked M
repeatedly and al divers places upon the surface Of
INC PLAIN and along the channel OF the ncghbnlrir
branch, the surface everywhere banning out many
PARTICLES Of gold or this tract 100 acres arc cleared
snd IN cultivation and Dwelling House, Sc, aud
9fist Mall on the premises Independent OF lis nun
efsl wealth, this ract for The poses OF afeuIlute
thfo 'Ph II from Nesl TO last. dividing il INTO two
near equal lots or parcels Of highly ictle land aud
furnishing Tails and mill sites nnsurpasscd in this
section OF the coubry. The veins afeady discover.
ed ~ consequence OF tie dsine nation OF The lac
Mr. Lcmnond TO experimenting them (bsng a gen.
tleman IN easy cfcunstances) and tie expense of
machirery, have been worked without machinery
aud upon a scale small not To impair their val
ue IN M place being sunk more than - or 80 feet.
nevertheless. the labour, espsndtd upon them, Ia.
been well rewarded and there can bc no doubt, thst
with capital and suitable means, they would field
the highest mining profits.
End. The we'll knosn Fox.hill g1ld.mining tract
oi IDS acre., ling on the waters OF Goose snd
Crooked Greeks, ed lining the lsads Of Amos ste
vens, g w. Caldwell, H. Gate. end others
Sd. third tract O; so aces known a. the liar.
key tract, lying Between said Greeks, adjoining thc
lands OF The heir. a, law OF Jno Weulz decd, Phiiip
Confcr and others.
Sih. An undivided h Of a tract af ~ acres, ".
Jog On The waters Of Duck Creek adj Dining the lands
OF III Stewart, Jno W. DAVIS A. Hevels and others
9Th. Also tract Of "a acres. lying ~ the County
OF hccklsnbnfg. on the waters OF Goose Greek, ad.
joining the lands OF Morn. David Bur-, the lands
oi Phhgdcl phia Church and others.
IL Persons wshIng 10 examine the mines will
call on Jackson {. Lemmond on the premises.
c. NJ. I. McCAULEY,c aE
JOY list, 1870. 3.--Ts
1J- The Carolina Waterman and Lincoln Rcpub.
llcan will insert weeks and the fhadelphIa North
American will insert week and forward accounts
TO i,c CLERK and Master in Equity with paper, d.
ireied 10 Monroe Union County, n G..