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Cola io VefnsoAg, = Professor Hitchcock, in his Geological Report. made and. published last winter, and since published in SiIfiman's $ Journal. says deposite of gold has been found in Somerset. Vermont, and concludes that gold region exists in the lower part of that Statc,- of considerable extent and rich. ness. h a bushel of dirt collected in several places. three pennyweights of gold were tomnd. From quarts of dirt, % or 30 small pieces weighing about grains were obtain ed. Masses of gold weighing several ounces have been found,in that reginn. The gold is accompanied by quartz and iron which can "ot be distinguished from what Is called gold ore at the gold mines tn Virginia and North Carolina.

 The gold ofthe S0athern States and Mex zee. and that found in Somerset, is in the tal- cose s!ase f"rmatieav and the same formation extends sossiherly tsom Vermont nearly acroas .ne state of Massachusetts, passing through nowe. Chariemont. Zoar, Florida. Savoy, ha"iry. Plain6eld. Cummingt"n. Worthing- ton' M'ddlrfeld, SEc. Professor Fl. is conii- deot that gold will be iouod in Massachusetts, in me vicinity of the Hawiey iron mine, or !he Plaintlcld bed Of manganese, ar aloag the nanks of Deerfeld Tiyer, in Monroe, Florida. Noar. and Charlem0nt. He says. however, that tt may be doubtful whether the discove. " "i gold would be . public bene6t. z

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