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To the Editor of the Philadelphia Gaze
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To the Editor of the Philadelphia Gazette.


SIR-Your paper Of the 4th inst. con-
tains " Information respecting Silver Mine
somewhere in the neighborhood of Balti-
more" The informant closes his hatter-
ing description of the locality of this Mine
with the assertion that some of the ore
has been sent TO the Mint at Philadelphia,
and it is said would yield IS per cent. .
Now, Sir, you may be assured that no
specimen Of such ore has ever been assay
ed or received at the mint and therefore
the eristence Of this pretended valuable
discovery, must rest on some other evil
dence. An Officer Of the Mint.