Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20
Nlorjecai G. Booth,

MOrueCai u. Booth, pi.T
Against Benz. X. fIudsirs, Deidt.
INC D.iendant Benjamin II. Hndgins, not having
entered s appearances and given security according 10
,ne act OF The General Assembly, and the rulc this
Court, ara II appearing that he il nhaLita OF
ms commonwealth, On the melton The Pairtin by
George Wright his counsel, Il is Ordered, That tie
SAD Dserdant do appear here The frs day Of Oco-
Der Court ne xi, and answer The Plaintiff b aud that
copy CT this Order be forthwith inserted in the Rich
mond Enquirer, fer two mcnhs succrs ively and also
Posteu al the 'front.' door Of The CoGr;hOue Of This county,
Copy Tesie, GEO. HEALY C. II. c.
AOg.o 26-vSw
SS ALE OF THE MINERAL LANDS IN MIS-
~ SOURI.-BY THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED
SrArEs.-In pursuance of the Act of Conarss, apnroy
cd on the third day of March, 1922 entitled. "a, at
TO authorize the President IF the United States IN
cause The reSerrcd Lead Mines in the State Of lsso,
"a, 10 Oe exposed 10 Public Sale and far Ofhey 1Do-
SEES, H. ANDREW JACKSON President of the United
States, do hereby declare and make known that pub
nc Sale Will be held at the Land Ohce at ST. Louis in
the state OF Missouri, the first Monday in October
one thousand eight hundred and thirty for The sale OF
such OF the lands heretofore reserved N account of
tanning Lead Mineral, and unclaimed by individuals az
are situated in the following Townships, viz:
NORTH 81 the Base Line, and w EST IF the Meridian,
Line
townships hlrfEeighf, hiTyninc, forty, Jorty-ome
ana JoTY-ftoo, OF Range
townships hirty-nine and forfy, of Range f,co
NORTH Of the Base Line, and EAST Of ne Meridian
Lana
Townships tirty-eght, tirty-nine (o,fv and forfv-
one, OF Range one.
Townships Mirty-eigM, hrty-nine, forty and Joriy-
:, Townships Mirtyeight, Miny-nime, and forth, OF
Range three. ~ -
Townships hirtycight, Mirty-,line, Joriy-one, and
foIty-three, of Range f0u.
Townships huty-eight, thirty foriy-onc Eorfy-
t'o0, and J0J fy.f0,tr, of Range foe
The Mineral District of Missouri, COMPRISING pars n,
me Counties OF Washington, St. Genevieye Jefferson
81 Francis, and Madison extends from the head waters
OF lhe ST. Francis, TO the Merimac river distance of
ABOUT seventy miles in length, and from the AIissiesip-
P', IN Sou'hwestcrly direction distance Of about fifty
mics IN breadth and abounds with minerals of vfrous
descriptions, but is particularly characterized by the
abundance and richness OF lis Lead Ore Iron Nance,
nesc, Zinc, Anthony, Arsenic Pumbapo and oti7nr
this District. "
The Townships above designated, embrace portion
oil ms district and include about sixty leases granted
oy me Government, for the purpose of procuring Lend
ore some OF which have produced from six to c.tI,
hundred thousand pounds of Mineral; and thew also in
ciudc some OF the most productive mines i'm The State
either claimed by individuals belonging to The United
oItes; aiSong others the very rich known as
NINE ShiDoolcih," "Mnc Martini" "Grays Mines -
"3eliionaine Mines" "Valle's Mincs'' and thc cold
Mines The Ore is of the finest quality and Yields
e'o' My TO twenty-five per cent Labor is abundant
ana reasonable. Two Shot Factories arc established
ana situations are afforded by the high rock BLUFFS on the
lSsSsiPP, Tor erecting others at expense of about
nl,een hundred dollars Steamboats, pass the Lead de-
Pots udy 10 and from New OElcans the towns on the
ONO, Cumberland, and Tennessee rivers, and ST Ious:
anu freight to New Orleans may be obtained for about
~ IL cents per 100 pounds
The country is remarkably healthy il well votered
ana umDered with Pine, Sycamore, blackberry Cotton
WOOL sugar Maple, sc. and contains many farms now
Under eulIivaon good farming land being nterspersed
throughout me District The predominating rock is
Limestone, OF several varieties, and beautiful nure
white sandstone, admirably adapted to Glass manuac-
ure abundant, as is alsothe very hest clay The Min
ca' 'ahoS are from ~ to 90 Miles from the AIssissppi
good roads extend through the counrv Saw and On, st
WINS nave been erected, and power being com
mon IN all parts OF the District, facilities arc thereby az
iorded for tie establishment of f,r roiin
lead, and for other purposes.
Ihe townships will be Offer in the order above de-
signatcd, beginning with the lowest sectional number,
IN each and the lands reserved by law for the use Of
Sale. V VIC
Glyen under my hand at the City of Washngton the
23d day of March, 1880
By the President: ANDREW JACESON
GEORGE GRAHAM
Commissioned Of The General LIND Office
! April 20. JIsSwtJ