...neighborhood. The next day he took u pan and spade and washed some of the dirt from thn bottom of the mill race in places where Marshall had found his specimens,...that these mines were far richer than any in Georgia. Ыс now made a rocker and went to work washing gold industriously, and every day yielded him an ounce...

...the 7th of March, and found the work at the mill going on as if no gold existed in the neighborhood. The next day he took a pan and spade and washed some of the dirt from the bottom of the mill race in places where Marshall had found his specimens, and in a few hours Humphrey declared that...

...thought it would be only a waste of time and money, so he went with Bennett for his sole companion. pan and spade and washed some of the dirt from the bottom of the mill race in places where Marshall had found his specimens, and in a few hours Humphrey declared that...

...of March, and found work going on at the mill just as if there was no gold within a thousand miles. The next day he took a pan and spade, and washed some of the dirt from the bottom of the mill-race ; and in a few hours he pronounced the mine the richest he had •IAS. AV. MARSHALL, THE DISCOVEHER...

...the 7th of March, he found work at the mill going on as though no gold existed in the neighborhood. The next day he took a pan and spade, and washed some of the dirt from the bottom of washing , the mill-race in places where Marshall had found his specimens, for gold and in a few hours...