The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-05-03
FIorida.InleIIIgence...

that Of last o. sboat ten tb3nsans bslss
Tobacco. so far as .transpjanted. s1ooks ,veIl
particularly in Marion county. Ihe corn 4 e.,
advanced; and peas, and potatoes apfou,ise
great abundance. The ARROW Roo, which has
QUANTITY wilisbemanufactured the ENSUING sas sss
I SON. From Middle Florida s. Z: hive tbe Son
enco,,raono intelligence nart;c Il. in
coSnfy - y 'a As'''o"
Saw Mills are ran;dIv ;ncreas;no, ;, = ors H. q.
Johns There are now eiShfeen mil ;ls. .b. ~.
neiehborbood of Jack lille and tbsss' sosn,,
able to suppIy tbe demand fo5 ysny;nS "a ,,,h ~.
er lumber f6e erection af mills s aisn -, snd
ii,ne further M the riyer jnsoe Rfans snS .bo.
erected one at PIataka rnn6ine s;r ssWs anS ms
a mill is in progress q of erection At En,srar;ss
$50 miles further 10. The lumber basit,ss,
promises to. be a mos most extensive and profitable
one for Florida. s,'sa
Emigration to East and Middle Florida ia
ncrsa increasing rapidly and steadiIv, Manvs.nlan.
tiers who selected their lands lat anfnma! and
pIaced their force mon are oy -
their families. thither for .nerIamenf sat,Iss'
ment. =, >; - -. : = p
The health of the copntry vii; -consnase "a.
yorabIywith that 1of any n6rtinn nf t,a iI,;tsd
States With its fertile s1i and adaIic;M,s al;
mate. Florida will rapidly take rank VIII the
I, ost nrosnarons Stofaa - tIe .TTa;n, " 'A'
= GSas
=, 49, %e ;ss..s'1.s!'s'sss' - 1ssAsy. t1
Z con,, s.. IN D r, ,;,sF o;ns :, ~ za1as
w s,e r n1o.nad ~ 80 ao..,
who has inst refisiaaa I'm ,sia Ah"
ration in,the ceuntes of MscEIeSSaiss HSian mon,
Cabarfrss and Rowan, that the .prospeet7 i,r an
abundant supply of Conner ore; Il 81 ffaydsd hy
the indications presented int he names IL i,oss
conuties. The sFeaf me alIiferonsreSiion known
famous DorDes nine this, Stare is g,nst
productive dep6st az the bree;o,ls meta 50 The
United StatesIis perhaps the m ost pTonisia
repositary for copper .hiis ar broiFbt nj liuht
Other nIa,eres NAV hereafter 'irove snra r;cI.
hut The cold deis At Gold Hill hsinu lsresdv
worked 10 . >fentb ofa,,esIlvS 350 raae f4,rd
the most fayoraI lie opportunity he 'snp,fry
for Judging of the character of tfstspot fereon.
psr-a metal which rarely shows itself in much
richness, at the top ofa6e ground. already,
fronr the edep,hsreferred to, tons ofinetcfan,a-
:hie clipper. ore are daily raised; and the indica.
tions are such as to lend the Professor t6 pre-.
Dict, that Gold Hill viii Merry speedily aeonire
character for eepper5as. distinguished as that
WHICH ii has long Since established for gold.
The Professor. while in. Charlotte, was pre-.
sented with diamnods by Or: Leyeuthrope, a
late graduate Of our iMedleat College. That
gentleman had lately discovered it0n his estate
at Pioneer Mills; aat this is the second speci-
men of this precious gem found wiihid the3y
inssthe county. Hitherto,s no special search
has been made for the diamond these speci.
men having been discovered in d manner pure;
ly accidental. Charleston ,Courier.7 sSss, -.
u sa .---- --s-7..s 80 - Z
Just returned from, .s ptofessfonal tbur in North
Caro-, ina, has broughtw him specimen of
feathers and winding sheet,i taken from the
body of a corpse -thuosht to be an Indian Girl.
The BODY Is in perfect state of preseryation.
the flesh very tough and free from 4 taste or
smell, ana perfectly hard: thesfeatf,ers .were
used as outside Covering |: the bsrk< canvas
was second. and 7enyeloped the deer skins