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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Jesse C.

smith I.g Surrogate Of the Comfy VI KING scs hereby
gwen .eordns al p-rson- having clam, sssast yOfk
CLARK late a the City u Boosyn. deceased hst hey ere 70
oypd 10 exhibit sub
scrr John Dt.msn HI. Office the City ~ Broohys,
b-sg 18Th dag u July Bsrt-Dsisd ysnaafyS 100
WILLIAM CLARK, lAa.,.,.,,.,o,.
ia6 lassuThs JOHN DIkEMAN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
IN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate

ofthe County psrsoas
having claim. ssaB-, MARTIN sBER late Of the CITY
Y0t gentleman deceaed the With
o. III. .uh.efaer reeoce No 100 Allen st. ne Cay 81
New Yort before thirth dsy April aertDxsd Nsv
sas isssn.r ~ WILLIAM D. srLBER, Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surro

ssts Of the County of New Yos notice hereby sv-s sl
p-sons HAVING Against tho of GE0R6E STOUT
late Of the CITY of New fofh seased 70 psssnt the an VIII
the subfb st he place Of bssD~ss No ~
Bro.dvsy City Of New rod before he ssconA ~ u
Mach sstt-Dssd ss-rork the Ore, DAY sepensbs issa
o. lav6mIhs JANIS ID TOUT, AdfBnisfstos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

nOCTOR VAN HAMBERTs GERMAN
~ FEMALE RENovAriNG PiLLS.-Bsh IN the
Smale ,nfruary and in Practice, Dr. VAN HAM
bkhT, Of Germany has Rsed fhsse Pills with unparalleled
sncees ?riee o. per box. ~ B.-ParrAsse aaiess
they have the certificate Of eoovwrgh the wrapper and
the written Sgnatares Of [. vsn lambert NJ D. the
duty STAMP around each box. ard y. NJ GUtON General
Agent tor Onited States, America No III Boxefy
lyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro

usw yost Asssbr - ~
soas hsvns ssspss jazz MITCHELL late d tAs Gig q
Es~re sssa tecssssd ,resss ne ssas s sss<S
ere thsfe sabsrtsr his ore No sosth g. u he Cap
OF Yst before he seventh day Il nsy sss Dated
Tori the third ssy VI Move mber. 1874
a iswszThs JOHN H. REDyfkLD, Hereto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surro-
sss u the County Of Nee Yol, stss hereby sven 70 all
o~,ses. hsvps eaus against CHARLES rHLDis0 l<s n The
GU Of coskmatsy deceased te es~nt he ana ga
voucher. .ob-c~r r the Coach vsov YIELD
IsG BROTHERs the - the City a
Yo 90 ssth DAY 81 Mach lisa DsisS ss~
g SWAN HARGARET YIELDING. Asu~As1surl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
TNyIGORATING CORDIAL.-Professor

IMORSE'S INvIGORArING ELIXIR or CORDIAL
THE EIGHTH WONDER of the BOTANIC WORLD
The INV gorsns Elixir and Cordial introduced into medical
practice by the great chemist physician and traveller Dr. NJ
Morse for s basis oriental herb first brought from the
stony deserts OF Arabia Petrss by that eminent philosopher
The that remarkable for their longevity,
exemption from and power Of sustaining fatigue all
ofwhch they attribute in great degree TO the use OF the
sometimes smoke. On his to Europe, stera long
residence in the East Professor Morse commenced expert
entins with this wonderful natural production and the
suit of bis sbor the Invgorstng Elixir which has been
indor.ed BY the Medical Colleges Of all the great cities Of
Enrnne A. the hest nreparation extant for hfe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

MACHINERY OIL-The NETWORK
IVA OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY continue to
manufacture and have for sale in quantity suit
chsseI superior Oil for Machinery, which is called BY
many superior sperm and other oils.
THIS Oil fast taking the place Of othsr otis IN cotton and
wooden mir and railroads both in the United States
and the Csnsdas will not chill in the most extreme
cold weather.
The most satisfactory references be given. Annexed
ia a certificate received within few days:
We the unders gned masters and engineers OF steamers
plying the Mississippi River having used the Machinery
on manufactured by the New-York Oil Manufacturing
Company and sold BY their agents in this city Messrs Ken
nett Dix Co. most unhesitaBg recommend the same a.
superior any other oil have used for machinery
Rev Orleans, Dec IS 1852
J. f. SWAN, Master steamboat Aleck Scott.
T. ii. GowEN Engineer steamboat AecS Scott.
d. b. MoREHouSE, Master steamboat Iowa
JouS FRASER, Engineer steamboat Iowa
Sw. GosLEE, Master steamboat Geo Collier
BF.PARKER Engineer steamboat Geo Coiher.
VIC JEwETr, Master steamboat Martha Jewett.
MIcRAEL Rogers, Engineer Steamboat Lexington
RoBERT HERpMAS, Engineer steamboat Compfonlse
M Goss, Engineer steamboat 0lendy Buck
Dealers and consumers Of oil will be supplied on the most
favorable terms. All orders promptly attended TO-
CT LEANlTT, Treasurer, No. l64 front-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
~ CASKS BLEACHING POWDERS

- AfcA, and will arrive this week and for sale By
JAS T. DERRlCKSONk Co No. los Falton-stN.f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

Linen Cambria Goods, umpoItersl
KoHL BrCAR Co (lsh and French J.: No 1877 broadway
RERIRAND, FREREs a HENRY. (freneh. No II Whhsm-st
Linen, shoe GilIins Thread, (Bsrboar's
Make.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

AppSsnsHasns by u. Adnainises asasn.
S.u1el Psrtsr appointed Surveyor Of the Gus
to- for ths psrt of Beverly Mass Woe Robert Goodwin
John d W.WsnDls EsN., active Democrat has bsea
a,pol.tsA Deputy tnitsA Dtates Marshal for Albany.
x n Res~rs Of Fsrdhan N. Y, has kssa sspeiatsl
Man Acct % the Harlem abroad In place 81 B. J. Ains
sss.rs WV Sheep AID Charles Atkinson Mail Agents.
between New York and Psadslpsia have ossn remsvsS
ga Jshn Low u jersey City ssA Sylvestr vassyc q
snon have appointed - succssd then On tie nrst
Of Jsps ~ ~,
Ia.is Jos,slyn ESQ.,, costtonst Of Lynn. editor OF
the Bay nts has The appointment or Surveyor
for the District Of salem and Beverly.
julius NJ Patton Esq. has been sppslated Supsrnsen-
dsnt ct the Mint at Dshlonega vice Jacob Davis re-
moved.
wp A Linn Egg, o. Senator Linn, deceased mas
been commissioned - Collector Of 81. Louis Missouri
W W Wick X-msnber Of Congress from tins IN
diAnrpeis district IN Indiana has received the appoint
ment OF Postmaster st-fndi Apspolis.
John o. Hennnx EAq, has been appointed Register,
and Dr. o Hoyt Rec ivsr of the Land Oa0e at Willow
River, Minnesota.
Judge Fuller has been appointed Lighthouse Keeper In
o. :. In LACE OF Charles Douglas removed
b GAies has received the sPPostuaens of Lighthouse
Keeper At Racine
B. h Chapman of Eyris has been appointed tho -.
srst Post Office Agent for Ohis.
Hon John b skinner free soiler OF Wyoming county,
r. T. has been appointed United States District
In tbs place OF II A Foster resigned
James Q. Stevenson has beos appointed Postmaster at
Ne vbern, N. c., vice Jacob GpodipE resolved
Mr. Edmond A Graves Of Louisvile has received from
tho Secretary Of thu Interior the appointment Of Indian
Agent Of New Mexico
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

AFEsER AND LYNCH LAW AT COUNCIL BLUFF
CRY Iowa Tho Western Bugk published at Council
Blsff civ Of the 11th con ains long account OF
der and snb.eqaent execution 81 the alleged murderer
ny decree OF Judge L, ncb's court that town Tho
murder committed ~ the encampment Of party of
erriPrants, bbot bslf mile from the town, upon .
person BY ta 81 C. Ssmuels aid to be from Go
Iuutbus OHIO. The doosssed and Baltimore Muer
Mt camp they to stand iard
About y Gel OK bt the patty aroused by
ccning into he AID s.iay tina his horse had
been stolen A. syght they vent out aod found SAM
nes yipg shout ten feet ON tbs re hts back,
V Ia, head severely brused his kull broken IN
rs pbces sEt hi nee. partly cut OF With 'n.tru
ent Fupics.o =" ne Az axe ~hcn WAS t'urd lying rear
tte body covered with blood His o".t AID paualoons
had Teen opsred, -rd his belt containing some $3.50,
hal t'en assD oG rnc Husr not 70 b. found
Suspicion fell upon Rim ard sctive exertiDas we're
set o. foot b. sheriff for biz arreqt. A coro
ueT's iury prmnoped and abo IT the time the
body q The yaarg mao Sas placed 10 the wagon T.
Csmp. Ho led Great Ell ciemeot Servsf a
tb, tcwn and IL sulgesei that the rr0oer should
b Jpcbed but he ra' taken 10 the court house sod
confined in tn. upr4r ard hooed. The exsmiRA
ton pIoc""o.d. tor time IN. p@opie ('ao,ty emf
eruniF,) quiet The sh-fid addr.-esd the I'd
sni oey setsea not ~ tsg guilty Of oiercs After
Z while hpwtvet, ana ~h-n he boy disposed Tor
tho qu iry The oncers .srtosd BY the
Of party no demanded The posessios Of tho eso
Iut ate3n lenonstrafed bat TO purpose FBs emit
P,sn'1 oeb NE nsn IN cus'ody aid proceeded 10 Try
hin & D. DO, any and cihcers wee aFp,'D'ad. sod
de 5ie she ruooetrarces % The district atorsy and
ot0ers Nc trxi Proceeded eth At the csctn ioo
~ be eSainstop ths a}t Hpcisrsd he prisoner gully,
Sst - tercs6 him "a execution a. five O'Clock tnlt
tyuutpv ~ ~ nesf .po, where the murder
friUed Cieyyulea admitted 10 him but be pro
fet'ed his Ws 0csrrr r. It'll cr@s though guilty OF
others. ~ The hour appointed the inan vas tnken %
ths spnt rope thrown III. limb Z tres sod ad
iltlth rcupd as neck the prisoner thsn mouo,sd on
mute. ~hirh Wa driven from order him Ard the fsll
brc hl neck. 70 the Last he protested hi' i.ooosoce
- 'lc crHC airs lynccipg the work almos. en-
triy. ~ o migrants.
NvT EAmrsa1RS I.raIaLArBns. The anaua
ct r.x>r~ 1fs Me- ia 0nm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01
sAs.s i, .seA 4 u. past eight ssAs yss vas q a.


The consumption Of black tee In this country II In
sressss more rapidly In proportion than green tss-
This 10 very favorable feature In Great Britain very
little tee used the bulk bsns black asd ws are
glad to change taxing place In the United States
Black tee L. less injurious and less expensive.
Capt ". K Smith, Of Fredericksburg who has bssa a
London for the past two years. has succeeded ia essag
the sa Of gold and coal mines In Virginia. the valve
one million OF dollars.
table Of receipts and expenditures Of the Yo asa
Cumberland Railroad published in yesterdays HERALD,
,,..dea for III. company Of that name in xA'aa A.
not that 70 Pennsylvssia.
rs M, =. -tnns the corporate existeacs Of several
$1,000. finally passed both branches Of the
D'n. ~. BY its provisisns ther
Les's'.''re' anu D'0om' II January, 1880, but
.nA''r. are renewed WIN "' 49, --'rsd By the
tho autbosry Ior Al incfease VI csP.' .s'- I'VE
banks was not granted having been stricken from
originally reported bill The banks included In the I'LL
Are-Dsnk Of Baltimore the Union, the Mechanics the
Marine the Commercial and Farmers the Farmers and
Merchants the Mercbants the Farmers and Planters,
the Ctzsns the Che,apake, and the Western. and the
Fes Point Savings Institution, al Of Baltimore ey;
the Farmers Bank Of ksrylAnd the Frederick County
Bank the Farmers and Mechanics. Bank Of Frederick;
he Cumberland Bank Of Alsgany the Mineral Bank Of
cumberland; the Hagersto~n BANK; the Baak Of West
minister, and the PAtapsco Bank OF Maryland.
parliamentary paper recently issued furnishes . r.
Of the gold and silver coined At the Royal Mint Of
Great Braa from the 1st Of January to the Slst OF
March, 1853, As follows =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01
Obituary

Major General EYRE, . venerable English offoer died in
London May 14th, aged 81 years. he formerly in
TIE Royal Horse Guards blue and distinguished
service in America and on tho continent Of Europe.
SIR WmMR CUnI Bart, died on the 9Th inst, At his
seat Lysaght county Kilkenny 1t the advanced age Of
a. The decea ,ed Tho Of Sir Richard Wheeler,
Knt, who assumed the Of Cufs and desceodsd
from Joshua Wheeler. DID, who cons-crAtsd Bishop
Of Ossory in 1913 BE created barons In 1872 and
married to the daughter Of william Browne EsQ Of
Brownies ALL county Carlow aud the grand daughter
materially Of the third Earl Of Mayo, Arcnsishop Of
Tuam.
JOHN SruRGH Esq, clerk Of the Superior Court Of
Columbus, Ca, died on the 10Th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

the decuDest ths records ci Vie Cssf snce whiah
costainss charges Of high inmssalhy, waS rsHsved
molten made 20 lay the susjsss 81 M PeA~'s
chai sctsr she table, Which was lsst
1T CuKny thought that the Psp~ - rsssrd dh sss
sf.cs BIZ other Pssss's character.
Afss further discussiss Mr. Psase Wa reanssssa
u retire When his character passe1 uaaainsasy
TT BANGS moved that the Presiding 1shep - requsst
ed 10 read OF thr appois tmsnts Carried
BISHOP SIMrsos then announced The following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01
Tho Turf.

RACING NoBnB--A stake racs for 800 each heat of
vae, twenty Disutss intervening between heats,
of May q between Blue Ruin and Gov Butler.
The former thu fsverite before the 1T sdds.
Gov eu,ler all three of tho heats very handly.
three ard the riders were changed IS often Tho foi
lewrg is the result -
Gov hotier OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ! ! !
'~ ' Time i:ia-i56-i57
NKw onLxASs RACE paciog rase between Silver
Tail Bppo and joe Wilson, came or on May ~. The
following is a summary =
John Alien ranied Silver Tail. 1
" ' Pod s'u1 nam nssp Joe Wilson drawn
Time 2:39-232H-231K.
KENTUCKY RACES The spring meeting over the Asso-
c,atien Course, nesr Lexington. commenced May Is.
The following is sunuary-:-
Fin, Day-Assoeation stake mile heats for three year
ods 500 enhance $50 forfeit tbs as.eoiaton - give
to the winner silver plate Of rho value If SEQ
Wsrfelds b. barley, BY Boston, dam Alice
CsrpeaI imp Sarpedon- -.
John Ha ,per,s sc Wild Iri,hmsn, byGlencos, dam
John ismrben's b, Glencoe, dam Club ....:...
John M day's b; M.doana, by Yorkshire, dam
h v. Tsrrs'' 5, 6. Castro BY Glencoe, dam BY
Dan Melsyr.'. BY Glencoe, dam the dam Of 49,
Jane. pVs.'s T. BY Gienec. out Of the sitter
r. + Fields b. . BY Gray Eagle, dam Ann lines,
BIZ Ecipse..... 80. ..........,............. dis.
Ad.ms Ford'., C. by Glencoe dam brown mar.
james i. Bra llsy'sbc BY Glencoe, dam the dan dam
Of ainiic dis
r. {. Murpty & Co 'sb c. BY Boston dam Tran.
bysna sy imp Tranby -. ....... ..t........ dis.
Taslo u Vale. 3. c Garrett Davis, by Glencoe,
dan the cam Of Buferd 49,. .......... eds
Time l:55h-l:57 Track heavy and raining.
"a false start made prior 10 the first heat aud
Mr. tbys FLY Ia, lor Eales' colt aud Mr.. Waefslds
colt about miles and three quarters before they
could he ist-u up. The latter gentlemen tben With
the consent Of The judges wthsrew their c,t Garrett
Dsvts.)
MAY q Second Day-purse $780, mile heats.
john CIas r oh years old BY imp Jordan,
Cam bs imp lram. ,...... ...-.... l
Boston dnm by sd Hauet. ................., 2
old, by Glencoe, dam Theatres, by Mucki- Jonn.
+. q. Murphy Il Co = b. m. Belle II wis years
G,c, by Gkpcoe dam Trash, by TrArSy dis.
join Barper'- ch m Allegro, years old by Boa
ton dam by redoc ....... ..tt............ dis.
Blackburp's f,yioe Ligh. years old, by Boston,
oan Moonlight. Observation-Disclosures. dis.
Scot, Fariis'- ch m, years old, by Denmark,
dam by Wagner. ................. dis.
Time 1:53-l:52X.
VIRGINIA RACES -FAIRrElD CoURsE-rMRD DAY. May
T.-The in three NIL. heats Tor $500 curse, was
by Jane. Tay's One Eyed Joe IN straight hexts
Jsues lally'- One Eyed Joe BY Prince George,
Gsm Rspi ter, dam years old ............... l
I g. Racon's III Die Cap pertop, by Boston, dam
E4lnre, years old ........ ..... ,.....,..... 2
4 y. Watson's 70 h Achmet, by Prophet, dam by
IrsIn years old ..s.......... ..t.. s
}. Botts' CHI. h. Ben oaarles by Boston, 9 years
Time, 6:04-602L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

TuE FIRE ON THE OrTAwA-Further accounts
from Csnads with regard the destructive csaaAxrstoa
the Ottawa river state that the barned
be than 500 square miles, about 90 miles 10
length BY 40 in breadth The loss cannot fall short Of
ESQ COO which, for country 10 its infancy Is immense
The have In addition to the loss OF their build
irgs Loot the whole OF their wearing apparel farm stock
agricultural implen ents and seed grain, and unless
SPEEDY relief be aimed 1t il feared that famine will be
the inevitable result The inhabitants OF Bytown and
Aymer have already held public aeetngs aud commenced
lutserp tons for the relief Of the sufferers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

MA EAarspIRS ILGIaLArgEs. The anaua
~rs-.y; CT 10 fs~.....a4 cf'Ne~ GaHpsA1s shi Gem
~pssras - ~ 81 cDci~rs
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:
yiteton he osf-rs sefe amusing themselves ~'th
try ing which the IA sbd of tue
1est o. the avo.he+ ~-fe attending except tn. women
and children VII apv.arrd tue most Interested
The reformed d. nhsrd mounted the pulpit and
AIOopyea for lam. by VIM thai ne "A
no speaker. He auubatrd hi, I'D state OF heal b
to the use II drink b. had been many ysArs .
Grnkrr and for two s-~rs nard oriose H4 80 now
for,Y 4 NO ~ age hbd D-,v. of r.latd
~ ct bcb he bad -ent that ry tven
tw.tw0 In tbI--so 10. had been more % the
Upie sates than Ireland When he d. the
imported srtis,e m.s,ipg hin-eif, physically bette
than II bst he mentally sup-etI-
Which might m'sht uo' be he ott CERTAINLY it
Lad Dothbr Ia do -.otsiiD rhe speaker rad
10 the former drinking 81 >e- York wbicr he md
has peeD The RUN 81 mar Young nsn. sho were
or ere be ssfded cniris He d-uodoced Ing
and tos&td ggu hcatti, Dutcb john grocery
which situated osit rf-r Ell 10 the children
present pies - III. bid .rce- ths might
ard a hwesIng when wss ne n~ual attendant tbe
fouar. The reformed drurka q very ..v-re 4, his
denufcisticpf upou 'un tr- icng sd appealed to mis-
hesrers wheflef tpsy would ALLOW america great g'ori
Ous ana % n he' institute No. oe tie by ~ord of the
ko,h Tor Der drinI iog rap,t~
1bh sdsess oid MOI however ufodnc- any more eff set
eJtD tbe audience bon trner ~ otp.r pre4ch-r al
Dough the reformed unk I'D pouted ,re tey
kth he papers, pns and ink, really for b,crioers
be ysedse
The managing CHEF 'hep W. q, d r.u If the
befeus whe bed attempted % disturb Their rneetn1 IL
1was done again they would cp,np-llrd 70 ,onI, 10
be Police botse, and he i-ntpa me neigh
nmts hen phsre slresa, dur-nce vie for
creating distur hsncs sko,t dn'. before rhi- eni.t
the SUNDAY Temperance pr.achug for th- day 70.
SDen aired lug they don. during N. ole
tme the children rup ~ mt PLAYING a. bloc au' eek
~ they had siso dree ~u-'p t1r IA u Jse, AID tie
m~~oAed ~ home, for . wsls, and
ceosx 10 DstoA John stfs ~ dtssns- the Nn.A
wa<c I'D ths tpsctSs~ee Question. No ~sgs shs vsrh
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-30
Lost or MiSlaid.

THE following papers, viz: One on Claiboune
Justice Of Chatham for $500; one on Viii
liam Morris for $50; one on lanes Minnis for si5;
one on David Andrews for $40; one on James
Morris for S7:ls; one on Thos. Faucett for s33 /;
one on Sam'l. H. Tuneniine (account) for 33
one on Jamos Turen,ine, (accoun } for s23;
one on Thomas Stout, (no.e) for slo:50; two
on John r. Johnston--one for S7l:75, the Other
for s,3; one on Joseph Crawford for s47:oO
one on Daniel Bivens for SIS; one on James
Fowler for $40; one on Mark Fowler for sl3--
besides some fifty or one hundred other small
notes and accounts orispeople living around me.
The above papers are my own, and forewarr
all persons from trading for the same, or paying
any Of them of except to me.
F. r.. FREEMAN.
Feb. o. ID
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-30

A DEPsRrsESr oF AeRIcuIruRE.-
The National AgricuIturaI association,
recently in session al Washington. re-
solved 10 memofialize Congress 10 es-
tablish a department Of agriculture.
The idea rs a very proper one. The
Patent Office acts, in some. degree. az
a .bearesu OF agriculture. but is not
equal to the public necessity. The &c.
vernment might slo great deal fnr sg
'riculture. b. the introduction Of seeds
and animals. BY the distribution Of in
formation and scientific discoveries,
and By testing processes and expe-
rimenfs. With q. climate stretching
through half the northern temperate
zone. and betting the whole continent,
we ought to multiply our agricultural
products, and to naturaIize here many
for which we are dependent upon 70.
reign countries. or which, from their
perishabIe nature, not being adapted to
sea transportation, we do not have at
all. There has never before been
time when so much attention was paid
to agricultural subjects. Men Of for
tune all over the country are testing
experiments. the results Of which viii
be for the public benefit, and large
sums are expended in improvements
which. il successful. may be adoptedby
others at far less cost.
Providence Journal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-30

THE COPPER MINEs.-The Green :
borough Pa.lioi Ihus speaks Of the Cop
per Mine in Guifnrd al present owned by
Messrs. Slilh, Camman & Co:
We understand ,ha, The mine b, :
comes richer as the workmen go down.
Between the different, tunnels or slopes
cut in The vein there is now ascertained
10 be copper nre sufficient to bring in
market one million ofdollars. ThissounJi
like an astonishing yield, aud we should
almost hesitate to mention il. were il moi
for reliable assurances Of the correctness
Of The estimate. And yet. at the bottom
Of The last and deepest shat, the vein is
ihickesi and richest promising rems.
neraiion TO enterprise and labor valuable
beyond precedent in The annals Of mining
! in this country"