A SILVER MINE,
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We learn from highly intelligent corrcspon
dent that there rs considerable excitement in Ashe
and Grayson counties, in consequence of recen,
discovery of what is thought 10 be Silver Mine
of unusual richness ofore, and vast in extent Il
is in the edge Of Grnsson county, Virginia, on
New River, near the Ashe line, some 25 miles
N. E. from Jefferson, NJ c. and 20 miles S. w.
from Grayson c. H. The ore is pronounced by
all who pretend to know to be silver ore of the
first order; and Company formed for the pur-
pose is now erecting Furnace, &C. TO test the
matter ~