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T ARGE NUMBER of Building Lots in
- .tSydney. ,, ON 2 Iank z oad and L.arEie

Monday Afternoon, the l3'h June, 1853, upon
the premises. commencing at AZ O'clock, about So
handsome Building Lots, in the town of Sydney"
opposite to the residence Of Mr. d w Carter, and
lying between Harvie street and the Plank Road,
and adjoining the residence Of Mr Luguot on the
west. Tie lots average about 80 feet front extend
in rear about l6G feet. plat OF the property can
be seen at nay office These lots are perfectly level
and for the most part are handsomely l-csted, and
equal to many of the lots in the nei sh5 orhood
TERks-One third cash balance at and y
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed or title retained,
ie6 w GOUDIN, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE BAYS.
BY James M. TAYLOR.


BEAUTIFUL Cottage K residence en- 9th
-. - &c, ON French Garden Hfll, ut auction.
WIN be sold on Saturday next, llth June, com
mencing at O'Clock In the afternoon. upon the
premises, that newly erected COTTAGE RESI-.
DENCE, on the west side OF 9th st. opposite to the
residence of Lewis Webb, Efq. The dwelling con.
tans rooms and hall with gas pipes throughout;
the Kitchen 10 built 10 conform to the house, and
tnete IL well OF excellent water In the yard. The
lot fronts 46 feet and back 1870 feet to alley
~ ieet wide, with an alley 10 feet wide running
along its northern line.
Ninth 81 10 shortly 10 be continued from Clay to
Leigh s, and the public grounds directly opposite
the soove property to be laid OF. which will add
gentleman wishing to purchase really beautiful
aud retired residence and at the same tiE1e within
hve minutes walk of the principal places OF bust
ness, this property offers every inducsment
Alter The above will be sold three beautiful build
Ing lots, separated from the above property by an
alley ten feet wide, each fronting 80 feet and run.
nng back 100 feet 10 30 foot ALLEYS upon these lots
there are number of beautiful shade trees.
Also beautiful lot on the east side oil 9Th street,
opps site to the garden of Nicholas Mills, Esq front
ing 52 ieef and running back to 20 foot alley.
These lots are beautifully located in a very i'm
proving part of the city, and persons in wantwould
do well 10 attend the sale.
IERMs-One third cash; balance at and -
months with interest, and secured by deed OF trust
upon the property.
BY request. JAS M TAYLOR, Auct
JET
Two NEWLY Err RECT FED BRICK
Tenements on Marshall, between 18th
ana 18th streets, Mt Auction.-Wll be sold,
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, 18th inst commenc.
ing al pollock. upon the premises, two newly
erected brick tenemeRts on the North side of Mar.
snail between 17th and 18th streets. The houses
c .1 ABOUT rooms each, with kitchen, &c
Lhs lots front together about Is feet and run back
eoout W feet to an alley.
ais property being located so eopveniept 70 ,ba
business parts of the city, market dock, &c nust
aays yleio good per cent. in the way of rent
VI oaefs good investment in view of an improve.
with interest and deed Of trust upon the nronar
~, or the title retained Until payment in full n, the
JET las N T.vtop A..
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PACKING YARN.-A Superior article, ter
L eale By CJ sIEIoN d CO,
JET Sign ofthe CiFtu ar saw, IL Main 81
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CTONE CUT khH Io0Is, Blocks ana
- Tackle, Dressed and Rough Stone, ct suction.
On Tuesday, -7h inst, at ~ O'Clock, at the Stone
Yard OF the late Chss Wood, on BYRD st, between
10Th and llth, nearly opposite the Woolan BILL
Row, will sell cell at auction for cash, lot of stone
cutters and blscksmith's tools, blocks and tackle,
dressed and rough stone. chains, harness. &C.
JIG 6-2l* CAUTHORN.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON
UNION HILL, ON o AND 32D STREETS
BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated 9th February.
1901, and duly recorded in Henrico County Court.
the subscriber, the trustee named in said deed
oseing thereto requested by the beneficiary will
sell at public auction. on Tuesday, the 7th iay of
June, commencing at 81 O'Clock P ID, upon the pre-
nlises, the property conveyed in said deed, 10 wit
certain lot OF Land, together with the improve
less, situated at the southeast intersection of n
ana ga streets, fronting on street 1872 feet, and
running BACK 100 feet The property will be di
vided 70 suit purchasers
me Terms of the deed require cash sale, bu
an arrangement may probably be made nv xshich
reasonable credit will be allowed Tor portion of
the purchase money
r JOHN A WILKINSON, Trustee.
.1aE9 "a aAfLoR, Auct my %
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THE LATEST NEWS.
[Reported for the Dispatch
VIRGINIA BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES.
FREDERICKSBURG, June 4.

FREDERICKSBURG, June 4.
Thu General Association met agsin this morning
PRAYER by Rev John Winter.
Aresolu,ion was sdopted,requesting DR.. Howell's
Introductory sermon for publication.
TIE following Board of Managers were elected
II letter. Taylor, II K Eliysou, X II Bagby,
~ S,snard, NJ Bailey, NJ I Sumner, George,
IA Allen, Fite. c Spots, q Workman, K b
z Howell. r Ry land, Apperson, Henderson
! TsImsn ar K Ford, Thomas, jr Snead j
psrns. A Hail. A Fleet Grimsley, T Wallace, S
wsl,hsll d K Crane, b Manly, jr G I Workman,
n VII, c Tyree A Thomas, Reynoldson. s G
M.s,r. L Hume, Broad ius, Wood, Smith,
n A Ch ristisn yohu Tanner, X Ii Bosher, Chas
Worth sm, Harris.
Rev TIC Jones was appointed to preach the next
,nnusl sermon Rev Il Mason alternate
The civ Of Rich nond was selected as the place
# ,ha next snsusl meeting.
A resolution OF thanks 10 the late Moderator. Rev
II Tsylrr. was usaL imously adopted
rev " Brosddus offered the following resolu
Pesr.ref hs, toe spirit m anfestsd by our breth.
,cI. al O.. nIs 10 improving their houses of wor
,hip /. "a coGrsging sign of the times and IL Is
10 n. int 80 ~ o Improvement viii increase until
,tt.Qs huu, De state, whether in town or country,
" shall see nousss ofworship worthy of our people
Sad Of uuC Cause
MIR B,osadus addressed the body In support of
bis resolui bcontrssted the present with the past
condition of church architects re among the demon
nations ia Virginia-dwelt at length on the great
improvements which had taken plsce, and conciu-
ced by proposing to rsise subscription 10 aid ~
Fredericksburg church in building new edihce.
Rev DIR Howell seconded the motion TO adopt
and made appeal in BET alt OF the proposed sub
fcrip,on. About $4,000 were then subscribed,
which are to be further increased to $4,000, A
lot had already been purchased and paid for.
Rev P Slaughter, General Al gen, of the Virginia
Colonization Society by invitation piesented th5
claims OF the Colonization cause. Rev Eli Ball and
Rev I J Bow en- spoke on the same subject.
Adjourned to three o'clock Prayer By Rev L
Co.eman
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b s~hSh nAI ia az 4sG.-E sIasu Iubs
very eno &c t9r E-nliiy use, TOR aalo h7
y J ! FRI.
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BY James NJ. Tayicr.
DRAINED HOUSE AND LOT on o.,

l. STREET AT AUCTTON.-Wi be sold, on
TUESDAY, 18th June, commerc cling at 31 o'clock
T M, upon the premises, that new erected frame
House and Lot, situated on the West side of 25th
between X and l. streets. The house is perfectly
new and well built, contains rooms, with kitchen
&c. The Lot fronts 80 feet and runs back 1875 feet
to an alley
Property on Union Hill always rents readily, and
persons wishing 10 invest 10 real estate should at
tend the sale OF the above. After which, will be
sold, several Houses and Lots and a large number
OF Building Lots.
Terms-ORe third cash, balance at 4 and 2
months with interest," and satisiactc rily secured
je2 JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auctr.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
- liable Improved Property on Church
Hili.-By virtue OF a |, cree made on Monday
10Th day of May, 1872? the Circuit Court of the
County of Henrjco inn suit of Goddin and ais
We Goddin and ais, tae bscrioer, Commissioner
appointed in said dssraet that purpose, will pro.
coed to sell at public uction, on TUESDAY, 7th
day OF Jane, commenciug at o'clock, NJ, upon
| the premises, the pre- mis- es which the late Geo
B Goddin, formerly rasId ed, being large Framed
House and Lot, situated ON the west side of 9Th
| street, between l. aad NJ streets The house con.
| iains about seven room in good order, with the
usual outhooses Tae lot fronts Sl4 feet, and runs
back 1872 This property will be divided at the time
OF sale to suit the views of purchasers.
Terms of Sale, one-fourth in cash and the residue
in two equal instruments for negotiable notes sa
stsctorily ennorsed airing inter- st from the day
OF sale, payable at six and twelve months the title
| to De retained until the whole purchase money ID
paid and a-conveyance directed by the Court
CHARLES RICHARDSON
Commissioner,
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Sold by all Druggis in this city and elsewhere.
Price 81 per bottle sig bottles for S. anil
E Tooth Ache cured by GarIick 4


TUDIIC,-EAP kL~S
FOR CALIFORNIA, AND ALL THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES IN THE UNION.-We are prepared to for
ward daily, all descriptions of Goods entrusted to our
charge also, Drafts furnishedfor large small sums
payable at every town city in the United King.
dom of Great Britain and Ireland.
Notes. Drafts, and Bills with Goods, collected and
prompt returns
Merchants and others, wishing Goods from the
Northern cities will consult their interest by patron
isng the old established and responsible Express Of
ADAMS & Co.
an Is Md 1atb Ctraat
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FENRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
n Brick DWELLING on Leigh, between
second anu Third Streets.-As trustee, In a
deed dated 10Th june 1851 from CHARLES Wed
duly REGARDED In Richmond Hastings Court we
shaii in exeeuiioa OF the same, proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY
afternoon, the 9th June, 1853, commencing at S
o'clock the House and Ior on the So,ub Sc of
Leigh between end and 81 Streets now In the os
cupanes OF Mrs Wood. The lot fronts 80 feet. runs
back l@5 feet. The house has seven rooms, brick
Kitchen, and is well built, and in excellent order
Terms: Al sale. The title is believed to be
good, out the subscribers will convey with the
usual special warranty.
EDWARD SlhTON
WELLINGTON GoDDN. trustees.
Sale conducted by w GoDDIN, Auctr
nv 20 Id
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AEs FOX @ALE.-l have tor sale small
IL wooden Teneneats on ihe railroad, this SIDE
OF Cariagton's mil The Lot frcats on the rail
r9aa 80 feei, and ruos back 100 feet The Houses
tr' al tais time, reatis fJr $40 per month"; psya
DIG thon'h.y. Possession csn be lad at any lime
app, u EDW'D d EACH0,
- General Agent and Collector
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MN MU @, MUsIC.-Tae following
gfsys.y new and beautiful pieces Of Music are Tor
EkIgx sale al P Il TAYLUR'S Music store No
- 100 maR street:
Tie Hippodrons Quick March
General Pierce's Inauguration March and
Quick Step
Irene Waltz
my Best Humor Waltz
Merry Morn 40
Pretty Gid do
LogAnsport do
The Cygnet Polka
The lessamine do
Tue Cotton Plant Schottish
The Affection Polka
Cannot Live Without Taee, (s3ng)
Family Flow Thou Falling River 40
The Flower OF the Flock do
ia
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mRUsTEE ;S SALEOF REAL ESTATE
L Adjoining the City OF EiciImoad.-Pur

ENRUsTE E;S SALE OF RIAL ESTATE
L Adj Joining the City OF Eichmoad.-Pur
suant to a deco OF trust from Patrick O'Connel,
ard Elizabeth his wife, bearing date the LIST day
7th February, 1852, for the purpose of securing
Richard A Darlington the payment OF the sums of
money therein mentioned, snail at the request Of
the said k A Darlington proceed on Ghurs-
day, the 9th day Uf June, 1853, at the hour Of
T H. upon the premises to sell to the highest bid
der, for cash, all that separate lot or parcel of
ground described in the said deed, as zone other
lot Or parcel of ground ia the county of Henrieo,
situated, lying and being al the southwest corner
feet on said Federal street, and running back one
hundred and sixty five feet to the line of the
sioresal0) lot letter L. M BATES, Trustee.
sale conducted by W GopDIN, Auct my 81
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ARGE SALE VF hUILDING LOTS

- ON UNION HILL viii be sold, ON Tues
Day, In June, commencing Immediately stter
past o'clock, +. M upon the premises, 40 Build
ing Lots situated on Union Hill as follows to wit.
II on the East side OF 18th street. opposite Asburv
chapel; 5 on the South side of o street, West Of
10th street, ana "a Both and 3ls streets between
and 0 streets. We would ask attention TO the
fact that 25th street is to be opened and improved
severa! public buildings TO be erected, and other
improvements to be made on Union Hill, and that
property IN this vicinity presents great induce.
ments TO the capitalist for investments with an eve
TO future advance in value.
TERMs.-Onethird cash balance at and ~
months with interest, and satisfactorily secured
my 20 JAS TAYLOR, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY


ny alexander Mott e Co.
THIS (Tuesday1 17s11yrrf,. .orr
i ing Of 10 o clock, We viii sell Il public s,,r
ton, to close sundry consignments. 4 Ict Of rev
and second hand Furniture, Cigars Tobacco. Tim.
bers. Castcrs. Britannia Tea ana Coffee Poss; slso.
alot OF Linen Drilnngs brown and white Damask,
ems, Aipscca Surges, Merinoes; also, large las 81
Jewelry, Velvet and Steel Bead Recules md pnrs.
es Alss, a Fire-proof Chest and Copying press
with many other Articles
lei ALEX MOTT 4 CO. Aucfs
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JAMES TAYLOR, Auctr
After the above sale will be sold number of
building Lots, situated in the immediate neighbor.
nooo OF the above, some o. which are among the
most beautifully located lets in the whole neigh
borhood. Terms will be very liberal
my 70 ] NJ TAYLOR Arnt
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AtOk MR. A No Dining koom SER
Il want, for the remainder OF the year.
Also, a small Boy and Girl, both just from tina
country. Appiyto
WA. GoULDiN, General Agent,
Je1-ot Governor street.
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FAMILY AND BAKERS FLOUR.-
lO0bbis mountain family and extra Flour re.
ceiving, for sale by
JET JJERy
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|sini
pana
Eker
+ es
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Rds,
be-
|ets,
ny
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/ NJ
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Y L.. 81 A. sTEWARTfss COFFEE sU-
h. CARS, receiving and for sale by
JET DAVENPORT, ALLEN a. co
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ISN FIFTY head of Mo l three wear aid
6Ahentacky Mules, for sale at Harden's s.s.
bles.
j. 6-3t* LEE A. cyFRrry
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Yen GRE always find at WIN. FAI,-
COhER'S Bakery, III Aain street, an assortment
Hf Cakes, Pastry, Pies, Crackers, Bread, Rolls,
Biscuit &c, that cannot BE- surpassed By sny otber
establishment in the city, il variety or oU3lltv.-
Call or send your orders 20
NH 1l-ts WA FAf.COHER III Rfsin ~
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o. sEyENTY-FIVE No HgTngs. and
Horses, Tor sale az Harden's STA
DIcs.
je 6-3t* LEE e. OVERIEy
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THE MUTUAL BENEFITLIFE INsUR.

Je 0 -5tN Will IAN SALMON
Or. FUk KENT the hne new Framed Build
M ing with all necessary out houses, situated on
Marshali street, near MIR Thomas Barham's Pos
session given in medateiy For terms, auply to
JAMES NJ. UNDERWOOD,
je 6-lw& No $50 broad street.
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II ISSOLUTION.-T firm OF Nash Il Wood.
~ house, was dissolved by mutual consent, on the
18th May last. Those indebted to the concern will
please settle with James Woodhouse and those
having claims against the same, will present them
to him for liquidation.
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T e r M S .
JUsTUs COBB, Publisher,
BY whom all kinds of Book and Job Print
Ig will be done on favorable terms.
Law of Newspapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give express no
fee to the contrary, arc considered rs wishing
10 continue their subscription.
II. If subscribers order the discontinuancc
|f their papers, the publisher may continue to
lend them till all that is duc he paid.
III. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
heir papers from the office to which they arc
directed, they are held responsible till they
lave settled their bills and ordered their pa
bcrs discontinued.
". If subscribers move to other places,
Without informing the publisher, and the pa
yer is sent to the former direction, they are
held responsible.
V. The courts have decided that refusing
10 take a paper from the Office, or removing
Hnd leaving it uncaled for, is prima facie cvi-
Hence of intentional fraud.
VI. 4 Postmaster ncglccting to inform Il
publisher when his paper is not taken from
he office, makes himself liable for his sub
cription price.
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The Future Life.


How shall know thee in the sphere which
keeps
The dsembodicd spirits of the dead,
When all OF thee that time could wither, sleeps
And pcrishes among the dust we tread
For shall feel the sting ofccasclcss pain
If there meet thy gentle spirit not
Nor hear the voice love, nor read again
In thy scroncst eyes the tender thought.
Wilt not thy own meek heart demand me
there
That heart whose fondest throbs to me were
givenl
Ny name on earth was ever in thy prayer,
Shall it be banished from thy tongue in
hcavcnl
In meadows famed by heavens fc-brcathine
wind,
In the resplondcncc fthat glorious sphere
And larger movements of the uniettered mind
wilt thou forget the love that joined us here
The love that lived through all the stormy
past,
And mcckly with my harsher nature bore
And deeper grew, and tcndcrcr to the last,
Shall it expire with life, and be no more
A happier lot than mine, and larger light,
Await thee there for thou hast bowed thy
will
In cheerful homage to the rules of right.
And lowest all, and rendcrcst good for i'll.
For me, the sordid cares in which dwell
Shrink and consume the heat, as heat tht
scroll
And wrath hath left its scar-that fire of hcl
Has left its lrightful scar upon my soul.
Yet though thou wcarst' the glory of the sky
Wilt thou not keep the same beloved name
The same fair thoughtful brow, and gentle eye
Lovclicr in heavens sweet climate, yet tn,
same
Shalt thou not teach me in that calmcr home
The wisdom that ! learned SO i'll in this
The wisdom which is love-till become
Thy fl companion in that land of bliss
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was present, more than 100 pounds of
pure galcna, were thrown out with the
quartz, together with some sulphurct of
Iron and very few small particles of
gold; but whether gold, or lead, will
here be found in sufficient quantities to
pay for working, is yet problcmatical
BY the sale of privileges to dig for the
precious metal, some ofthe owners of the
lands, are receiving handsome benefit,
without increasing any expenditure but
whether they, who do the digging, will
derive an equal benefit, remains to be
seen. About mile to the northward
of these diggings, there in an extensive
bed of excellent soapstonc, which will at
some future day, pay for working, whctll-
cr the gold mines do or not.
Yours truly.
Free Press H. THOMPSON.
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IPrRLIc ACr-No.

\ Afp.
AN ACT to provide for Additional
Clerks, and extend the Sessions of the
Legislative Assembly of the Terrific
ry of New Mexico.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled,
That the Legislative Assembly of the
Territory of New Mexico shall hereaf-
ter have authority to employ one person
as translator and Interpreter, and two
clerks in addition to the number they
arc now authorized to employ for each
House during their session; and that
the accounts an1 charges for said trans
lator and Interpreter and clerks shall be
andited and settled in the same manner
and upon the same principle as is provid-
ed by law for auditing and settling the
accounts and charges of other and simi-
lar officers and attendants Of said Assem-
bly,.
See 2. And be it further enacted,
That of the four clerks to be employed
in each House of said Assembly, two
shall be qualified to write in the Span
ish and two in the English language.
Sec 3. And be it further enacted,
That the accounts and charges Of the
translator and interpreter, and the extra
clerks which were employed in each
House during the last session of said AS
sembly, shall be audited and allowed by
the Secre tary of the Treasury, and paid
in the same manner and upon the same
principle as is provided by law for the
auditing and paying of the accounts of
other and attendants of said Assembly.
Sec A. And be it further enacted,
That the said Legislative Assembly
shall hereafter be authorized to continue
their sessions for a term not exceeding
sixty instead of forty days, as heretofore
provided.
See. 5. And be it further enacted,
And that said Legislature of New Mex
leo shall cause to ho allowed the Com
missioners, heretofore appointed to draft
code of laws such compensation us
may be just and reasonable, and which,
when so allowed, shall be paid out Of
the funds appropriated to defray the ex-
penses of said Territory.
Approved, March 8, 1858.
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Valuable Minerals in Vermont.

DEAR Sm;-On Friday last / sent
you an account of my success or, rather,
want of success, in searching for coal in
Castloton. now write you from the
Bridgewater gold region. The discove-
ry of gold here was made last Fall, by a
Mr.. Kennedy: and was made known to
the public, through .he newspapers by a
communication from Prof Hubbard, of
Dartmouth College. The gold is found
in the range of talcose slate and steatite,
which is known to extend through the
entire length of tho State from north to
south, This range passes through
Bridgowater near the middle, and the
gold locality is but short distance from
the centre of the township towards the
southwest. The gold is disseminated,
very sparingly in veins,or seams ofquartz,
and is associated with the sulphuret of
lead, iron and copper. Tho strata Of
slate, between which the quartz is inter
spersed, dip some So towards the east,
and the seams of quartz vary much in
thickness, and ere somewhat irregular
Gold has yet been found in only few
of these seams, and most which has boon
obtained, was from single seam, in
which several hands are now at work.
This is from 10 to 20 inches wide, and
some portions of it are filed, very abun-
dainty, with galona, or sulphuret of lead.
At blast made in this scam while |