The Cumberland Pacquet
11 January , 1814
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A few days since a labourer at Cleve, near Worcester, accidently discovered a hidden treasure. The man was digging, and struck the pick-axe he was working with into an earthen pot, and out tumbled a vast quantity of pieces of silver coin, about the size of a silver threepence. The finder immediately threw himself upon his knees, and returned God thanks for his ****** fortune. Searching farther he discovered another pot filled with gold. The man, overjoyed, ran with all possible speed to the town to acquaint his friends with his good luck. After **** reflection, he made up his mind to **** to the owner of the estate the **** of his acquisitions. The estate belonged to one of the Canons belonging to Worcester Cathedral. On making the tender to that Gentleman, he, with a noble disinterestedness so**** to accept of the money, taking *** *** ***ed to be kept as memorials. The**** were all Roman ones, and the whole of *** ** ****, the greater proportion being coined in the third century, that is, 1500 years ago. The man has realized 500 l. by the ****. _________________________________________ |
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