From the Rutherfordton Spectator,
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.Nezviy discoUered Gold Mines. .-MucbA Nv: citenIent has been created within few days past among the good people of this county. by the discovery of large number of ney and valuable mines,i the sruth eastern part of this county, on Richardson's and Floyd's Creeks, and the numerous branches which flow into them. Among the most valuable and extensive hitherto discovered, is one on the lands of MT. Peter Greene, on Richard sons Creek. This mine has not vet been fairly tested; though several of the "knowing ones" are watching and examining it with somewhat an envious eye. MT Greene was offered S10,0o0 for his mine, on "Wednesday last,* should it, upon slight examination, prove as good as it is generally believed to be- MT Philip Robins and Mir Robert Mintz, have also discovered very rich mines on their lands, on the same creek, just below MT G's, for which they are offered S5, 1000 each, on sim- lar conditions. The owners, however, hold to them and seem disposed to test them them selves. A mine on the same creek, next a. bove MT G's, was lately sold for S1, 700. Se- verdi rich mines in the same neighbrhood, are as yet unsold and in great degree untest- ed. The gold is said to be remarkably pure and worth some cents more per dwt than the Brindetown gold. The mines on the waters ot White Oak river are now worked to ve- ry handsome profit; and every day brings to light some new mine. Rutherford county seems destined to equal if not surpass her sister Burke, in the extent and value of her mine ral treasures.

 'we are told that s3s,ceo have since been offered