Newspaper results for California AND ("gold diggings" OR "gold region" OR "gold mines" OR "gold mine")

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120403 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (8775 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. Daily National Intelligencer — 1817-08-22, page 2

   … breadth, and 1600 in length. Subdivisions—New Mexico Proper, Apacheria, Sonora and California, a peninsula. The chief towns are Santa Fe, St. Antonio, Toape, and St. Juan. Produce …

   … kinds of trees, some producing excellent fruit. With respect to the value of the gold mines in this country, nothing can be positively asserted. Commerce —The inhabitants …

   … employed in rais ing corn and wine, which they export prettylargely to Oid Mexico. California is admirably situated for trade, and on its coast has a pearl fishery of great …

2. Daily National Intelligencer — 1828-07-19, page 3

   … record ed in their Journals, and all their train of de pendent sattellites. THE GOLD REGION. Randolph, Co. (N. C.) July s.—Gold is found S. W. of Allen’s Ford, on Deep River …

   … Spaniards who should return, out laws. A mili tary force was to be organized for California. The appointment of Guerreros to be Governor of Vera Cruz gave much satisfaction …

3. Daily National Intelligencer — 1830-06-07, page 3

   … occasionally fruit for a change. Our present intention is to leave the Gulf of California on the 10th of May, unless our commerce should require our longer stay for its …

   … iiie following almost incredible information respecting tile richness of certain gold mines in that vicinity. Having: occasionally sten, in some of the Virginia Newspapers …

   … ,paragraphs, giving an account of the Spott sylvania Gold Mines, I was induced to give them a call, on my return from tile Nortli Carolina Mines …

4. Daily National Intelligencer — 1838-07-31, page 3

   … Wills valley. brom Hickory level, by Adrian’s ferry, on the Coosa river, Abacooche Gold mines, and Canal Gold mines, to Franklin, Georgia. From Fayette, Georgia, by Hopkinsville, through the Chatoo …

   … by Charles Huddleston’s, to Izard court house, Arkansas. From Jefferson City, by California, to the Round Hill post office. From Carrollton, by Utica and Naves’s store, to …

5. Daily National Intelligencer — 1841-03-12, page 1

   … en able us to carry on a profitable commerce with Mex co and South America, from California to Chiloe, and from La Pla ta to Matamoras and Santa F. No doubt many foreign ticles …

   … with Cuba alone procures us double the mount of gold that we obtain from all our gold mines, from Virginia to Georgia. in the revision of the tariff, it will be necessary …

6. The Madisonian — 1841-08-03, page 2

   … rs, Unite a sensntion was occasioned at Matantkx, at 1 the announcement that a gold mine, and also one of silver, li hI been discovered within n few leagues of the | port …

   … Mi nrttiUliM i.. t-fc*-i -l4j '??? I ' an expedition w as to leave Missouii.for California, de clan ? lha the latter country can never be obtained by , ihe United States, …

7. Daily National Intelligencer — 1841-11-08, page 2

   … Blackfeet Indians, in the val ley of the Columbia river, who left with the cara van to California, by way of the head-waters of the Columbia river, commanded by Col. BARTLET son …

   … commerce of this place is certainly very considerable and although there is but one gold mine worked here now, and one copper mine, j yet the daily receipts afford about six …

   … City will appear in all her gaudy plumage again. I start in two or three days to California. The company consists of about two hundred Ameri cans and Spaniards, to co-operate …

8. Daily National Intelligencer — 1843-03-13, page 3

   … Congress by the President, in relation to the seizure of Mon terey (on the coast of California) by the Naval force of the United States, including the Official Letters, entire …

   … scarcely too much to say that the entire middle section of North Carolina is one great gold mine. The ore has been i discovered in so many places, some at the surface and some …

9. Daily National Intelligencer — 1844-04-03, page 1

   … Hesperia (a paper"of the city of Mexico,) gives some ud-litional facts as to the rich gold mines lately discovered in California. They lie in a valley, extending from the neigh bxhood of the town of Los Angeles …

10. Daily National Intelligencer — 1844-10-09, page 3

    … REGISTER. Mr. GALus I witnessed a scene on the 28th of Septem ber, at Shields’s Gold Mine, in Moore county, (N. C.) which ai uciQs S UOIu iwiwi 21119* 1 719 excited in me …

    … to get the South of it. A sepa rale confederacy, stretching from the Atlantic to California, (and hence the secret of the Rio Grande del Norte frontier,) is the cherished …

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