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RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MATHE-
NAUTICAL INSTITUTE.

TIME next session of This Institution will COM
i mence on Monday, September %. The
course of instruction which, for many years, has
been pursued 10 The satisfaction of patrons will
be continued. Though no, limited in his num-
Der, The Principal of this Institution secures The
services Of competent assistant for every twenty
five pupils, which with his own unremilied ai,en-
lion enables him to furnish each scholar all The
aid necessary to the successful prosecution Of
study. RICHARD STERLING, A, NJ.
Sent. 9-2awt Principal.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL. Is.
TATE

IN pursuance Of The provisions III a drcrre of iir
L County Court Of Orange, IN tE- case al Webb -
AGAINST William c. Wrbb's administrator and Others,
the undcrsicnrd who appointed commissioners To-
that purpose, WIN on TUESDAY, The 29th oi seprin
Der next. f far II not, The neat far day tirrtaiiti
Offer for sale the premises 10 The highest bidder, ~
public auction. Tract Of Land, belonging IL The estate
OF the late William e. Webb. lying ani beng N tir
upper part of Orange County, formerly the residence :"
the late 1lackrr V. Webb, and adjoining ihr lands -
Charles Il. Graves, Reuben Newman aid others. toh
tanning 400 acres, eleven twrihs OF whrh iry Stli i
commissioners, and onr-tweih by authority rom 1"'h
" Webb. THIS Tract lies within two miles oi thr IL
berry Mills six Of Gurdunsyillr, the terminus 81 ne
Louisa Railroad, and eight above the Court hoisr'
Viewed in reference To Ms locality, ihr society o' ~
vicinity its natural fertility, and us present Improved
condition, more desirable Farm Is rarely offered ~
public sale. The Farm Buildings are IN good ."nhi
lion, and conveniently located. The Dwelling li"n>r,
though small i comfortable Persons ~ ne lower
country ,esros of healthy residence, wouii dc wrli
10 attend he sale Of this estate. And an MONDAY
the 5h day Of October n-N, al fair, II not. The neat
fair day nj The late residence oi The s1d William
Webb Deceased in THE lower part Of Orange near ~"
Orange Springs they viii utrr Tor sale 10 the highest
bidder al public auction, the residence oi ihr Eti Y,
tate Of thu said William &. Webb, containing ht'wrn
thirteen and fourteen hundred acres, which VII b- s"ls
in lots 10 suit purchasers, eleven twrltihs al ~heb
they sell as commissioners, under The decree aiuirsil
and the residue under authority al the sand John '.
Webb This last Tract lies within three NILES 81 IL"
Orange Springs, In healthy and desirable nrchtoi
hood The soil this Tract very lmproyablr; ~.
Farm Houses are very good, ard sufficient, The Dwell
ling House il very comfortable. The above lands VII
be sold the following terms, Ia WI: ohe-l"uHi. I"
be paid in cash. the residue IN three equal annual IN
staimen,s, the purchasers giving bonds with approved
personal security and deeds of must upon hr land, IL
secure the deferred payments The iiilo 10 The above
land is believed To br ungnr,ionablr, hut, selling -
commissioners, they VIII only convey suc title n obey
are authorized To make by the decree aforesaid.
WILLIAM q. MOORE, 81, ,.,,.
JAMES NEWMAN,
Reference IL made 10 James Newman, o. Charles Y
Graves for concerning The first mentioned
Tract, and 10 William Z. Moore for the latter
W. &. VI.
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JOHN S. MEREDITH,
AffOpne at La w ,

RICHMOND, Va,
DRACTICES in the Superior and Inferior
i Courts of Law and Chancery holden in The
civ of Richmond and The Circuit and County
Courts OF Goochland and Hanover.
IF Office over the store OF Smith s. Harwood,
Main street. sept lO-dGclm
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INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR AGUE AND
FEVER Nh Cu,e no Pau!

nR PRICES AGUE AND FEVER PILLS are war
~ ranted to cure Asue and Fever in from twenty 10
thirty hours, If directions are followed. len rus
have Frequently permanently cured the worst cases. in
no instonce have thirty been known to fail They are
prepared from simple vegetable medicines Each box
contains twenty Pills. Price 81 per box; or 81 per
dozen Planters and Farmers would lind IL 10 their IN
terrst TO keep supply hand, they may thus save
large Doctors Bills The Pills can he put up IN neat
letter and sent by mail at letter postage Inc
nropretors in order prevent counterfes and lmpos
,ion are determined not to establish agencies All or
ders must be attended with the cash. post paid and d.
reeted Ia Dr. c J. KENWORrHf CO.,
Bank Street, Petersburg, Virginia.
N. B. The money will be returned in every case Of
failure. July 3l-cH
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TO PROFESSORS AND LITERARY MEN.
THE Visitors of William and Mary College, in Virgil
j mia Will, the fist day Of October next, appoint
Professor to supply the vacancy accustomed By the
death Of Thomas Il. Dew, Esq. The department occn-
pied by that lamented gentleman embraces The follow
ing subjects Political Economy, Metaphysics, Rheo
ric and Bellies Le,ires, Logic, Moral Philosophy and
History.
The emouments Of the Chair have for many years
past been not less than 81 800 per annum ana nave Ire
anrntIy exceeded that The residence il in plea
SAINT village tWiliamsburg,) with an agreeable and re-
fined Society.
Applications, accompanied by proper testimonials,
should be forwarded before LIST October, and addressed
10 Judge John b. Christian, Rector Of the Board Of vi
sitors al Williamsburg, Va. Sept ll-cft
W.; ,uiltc aha
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WILLIAM NJ. BRYCE,

ATTOR NEY At La ",
WILL attend any professional business IN the SUI
w Superior and Inferior Courts Of Gooehand' rlu-
wanna and Louisa counties Any unfinished business
Of his father the late Archd. Bryce, Esq will be attend
ed 10, where his clients may wish it. Address him al
Flies Post Office, Goochland county, Va.
Ann dmA
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DAVID J. WOUDFIN,

ATTORNEY AT Law,
NEW CANTON, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA,
WILL practice regularly in the Superior and inferior
w Courts of Law and Chancery Of Buckingham,
Cumberland Fluvanna and PowhaIan. All business
coniided to him will be promptly attended 10.
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FALL, 1916.
FRESH DIZZY GOODS,
mo. loo. West Main street.)
A T " II O L e s Il l. E.
G, * MFG G, NJ

HAVE now in store large and extensive assortment
of STAPLE md FANCY DRY GOODS, select
ed for the Fall aud Winter Trade all Of which Of the
and latest styles aud hest makes and having been
purchased since the recent decline, teyw he enabled
10 offer such inducements their country friends and
the trade generally will make II 10 their interest 10
examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
They deem 1t unnecessary 10 -nnnrraie the articles
they have on hand as their assortment comprises the
usual variety kept in Wholesale Dry Goods HOUSES
They will only add, that their stock presents unusual
attractions on of its being almost entirely fresh
and purchased this season.
n.y. q ,oU il ,esn,rff Min solicited Sent, lS-cg
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STAUNTON LAW SCHOOL.
THE subscribers Law Lectures viii commence, n
i heretofore, the 3ulh November next, ana rrml-
nate on the 2Ulh March following. Each Student viii
bring with him The following trxI books or rs many nt
them he may find II convenient aud practicable To
procure: Chlttys Blackstone fuckers Commentaries,
Stephen on Pleading Gonld's Pleading Lubc'- Equity
Pleading, Chtlys Pleading, Statkie on Evidence,
CrrrnIrnf. Evidence, Lniay's Digest Of Real Property
and Lonias on Executors aud Administrators.
Those V Ito may intend 10 apply for admission are r.
ourslr 10 do so by letter addressed The subscriber
Fee for Instruction. sou, payable in advance.
LUCAS r. THOMPSON.
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Mrs. NOttinghain's
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL 70
ynrTNG LADIES

BOARDING AMI IA oC1OOL = VI.
YOUNG LADIES.
Corner OF 5th and Franklin Streets, wN DC re-
opened on Monday, September 20.
~ maxim, mis- announcement, Mrs ~ deems il pro-
per 10 state briefly The principles On which her School
Is conducted.
TO enable young lady TO occupy suitably her proper
manner Il indisprnsabl- such manners, however,
often merely external and not seldom lead 70 painful
exposure, unless sustained ny .nr"ns ana udicions
and mos, beautiful effects only when guided and eeva
ted hy pure morality founded upon the religion of the
Bible.
heart and of The intellect, guided by the influences Of
lie Christian religion is the great object aimed at in
This Seminary and 10 insure the attainment Of this by
her mails. Mrs y. brings long aud wellrarned expo
ri.nrr an intimacy with the hes. authorities and
sourrrs Of information and The assistance of thr most
comDeten teachers in The various branches Of study
TENS, per SESSION. Of TN nlonths-paga6lc haV III
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r AW NOTICE

CHRISTOPHER c. SCOTT and ABNER A. STITH
u practice law in partnership, under the firm OF
SeoTr STIrH in all the Courts Of Law and Equity IN
South Arkansas.
~ Office AT Camden, Washla county, Arkansas.
Feb. lQ-sly
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CPERM CANDLES.-50 boxes Sperm Can
- dies, receiving per schr. Thos: H. Thompson
for sale by JAMES SlZER s. son.
Sept. IS
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EDUCATION.
an the first day Of October neat, the subscriber VIII
" open School for buys and yonne mn ~ The resi-
lrncr or III. father. iva mile, above lhonpSon's =
Roads, in lie county Of Louisa.
The direct object Of this School Is 10 prepare young
men for admission into the University Of Virginia,
while al the same time, will afford those who do not
intend 10 pursue collegiate of study, an oppnr-
luniiy Of acquiring good classical aud scientific rdi-
cation.
The catalogue Of studies embraces thr Ancient and
Modern Languages, Mathematics, Chemistry, Natural
and Moral Philosophy Relies Le,tres and Logic.
TERMS For tuition, board, &C., per session OF hve
months, SIS
The subscriber has had some experience III teaching,
and gave believed entire satisfaction 10 MS EN-
pIoyrrs He is an Ammnis Of tile University of Vr-
ginia and has in his possession ample testimonials oil
HIS competency TO give instruction in the afore on-
ed branches For further particulars address HIM al
Thompson'sE Rolds, Louisa. ,,,,,,.,
REFERrScrs:-Dr. VIM. u. Mct;uffey, University oi
virgna; DR.. G. Harrison. University Of NIrclnia; Mr.
Lucian Minor, Louisa; Rev. H. l.. Dahney, University
Of Virginia. Aug. li-ctlslOft
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FDIJCATION.

A FEMALE SCHOOL will br opened on the second
n Monday in September. n the residence Of James
H. Lewis, near Walkers Church, Abemarr.
TERMS board and Tuition in ihr English branches
for The scholastic wear nr 10 months 500
Music on ihe Piano Forte 81
French, ~
Ilraw,ur in Pc neil and Water t,olors, 10
lady, OF the highest qualifications as 4 Teacher,
has been engaged.
Application 10 be made 10 J. II. Lewis through the
Post Office, Everettsye, A!hrmae county.
Aug. li-cwtf
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TRUST SALE or POWHATAN LAND

DY virtue Of deed os trust executed IN The isth Jay
ID Of March, 1892 by Elth Bailey aud Mary his wIir
To Lawson Buroot, deceased. aad the subscriber IL
cure the repayment ~ 50 900 borrowed y the sad Ea
ley from lhr Washington Monument Fund, shall. =,
surviving Trustee, proceed TO sell, Tursdly ia.
a4lh nf November next, on the Premises Traci 81
Land in Po~ county, cuntainiu. ioD acres, -ltr
atrd about miles from the Court house, and about
one mile from the Geno Mills and il more particular
" described IN the deed of trust which is recorded ~
tile County Count If Pow haan. The land d u hnr
condition. and u susceptible Of The highest improve
ment. The improvements consist Of new and com
Portable dwelling and a necessary out houses, ami t-
TILE IS believed 10 be uuqges,,onable, toneh ~ Iria
tee, shall only convey with special warranty The
sale viii br for cash. JAS. f. HEATH.
Aur
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KIgrer,s Prize Office

W.P. TMrpin'S Lottery Office.
MO. lOa MAIN STREET, Richmond, Vir-
In ginla.
j. @. GREGORY 4 CO.. MANAGERS.
w. 7. TURPIN, vENDER.
10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass +, for 1916, 10 be drawn on
Saturday, eth September
IS Number I.orry-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
prize Of $50 prize of S3,OO0
1000 30 prizes Of ,OuO
5000 % 500
3,li0 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5: quarters so. Certificates 81
packages of IS whole Tickets Sl0; IS halves So; -
quarters 81 50.
Remit,ances received FIRE IF postage. Drawings FOR
warded, when requested, as soon as received
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements
Aug % w. +. TURPIN.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA MI
LlTARY LAND WARRANTS.

CONGRESS having, hy an act approved 29h July
~ last, extended the time for locating Continental
Land Warrants in the Virginia Military District, Ohio,
and for returning surveys thereon TO this office, unt ir
first day of January, 1913, notice Is hereby gwen, la'
the holders Of such warrants can now locate the same
in the said district.
From report made this Office by the Surveyor "i
the Military District in Ohio il appears that The quaint
" Of land yet remaining To be- located l. about .oooo
acres, lying principally in ScutO, Pike aud Adams
counties.
AS the time for locating, aud the quantity TO he lc
Gated limited, and Congress has made no pr"s
sion Ia satisfy warrants of this character III Scrip hold
ers will perceive that, IL the present opportunity ol 10
eating their warrants he lost, another may not otier
JAMES II. PIPER, Acting Commissioner.
rpsr,., I Sn 0yrtrr 18th lsJb-cWl1W
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE

IN pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Superior coun
Of Law and Chancery for the county o Orange III the
cases of Robert ID. Twyman. Plaintiff. George New
man, Miles Marquiss and Others Defendants, and IL"
bert NJ Higgins, Administrator AZ Elizabeth Winston, .
deceased, Plaintiff rs George Newman, Miles Marquis
and Others Defendants, the undersigned who - fms
tee in the dec of trust from the defendant Newman 10
the defendant Irade. SAID deed bearing date May The
st 1884, and alluded toin the above decree and vino
directed by said DECREE Will, The 9Th day q" of"
her next, If fair and II not the next far day, ori
for sale, at Orange - H., opposite the Exchange liori
io the highest bidder, Al public auction, Tract 81
Land. the property Of George Newman upon whi'h
said Newman now resides, or much thereof as VIII bo
necessary raise the SUN Of two hundred and Ky
dollars and thirtysix cents, S2G1 3d. with interest
thereon since the first day ri STAY, leiG, and ros 81
snits and other attending the premises. The
said land lies in the upper pnft Of the county Of Orange
adjoining be lands at WIN. Smith X. ID. Iwyman, and
The heirs Of Edward Wlnslnw, deceased and contains
about three hundred and thirty fye 1895 THIS
land lies contiguous To several excellent Mills, aud -
susceptible Of the highest improvement. The inpr"y.
ens are only toerahy good, bur amply sufficient i"r
a small family. The title III SAID land ndIspu,al-,
hut selling by order of Court shalt convey 0nly such
title n i vested IN by virtue 81 snrh order and de-
cree. TERMS-Cash Will be- required
For further information about the above land, apply
10 the subscriber, AT Poplar Run, Orange county, W.
Seot I-rtds JAMES HEADI ES.
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CIASSICAI TEACHER

CLASSICAL TEACHER.
A GENTLEMAN, who has had much experience in
N teaching Classical Schools, and who can furnish
ample and most satisfactory testimonials as To moral
character competency and success in teaching desires
situation as Private Tutor or Assistant Ieachrr-the
engagement to continue I'LL April next.
Direct 10 C.. C., Farmville, Va. Sept. l5-cwSw'
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4 ND ElR SALE

THE subscriber offers for sale valuable Tracts Of
i Land, situated III the county OF Spotsylvania,
and the other III the county Of Caroline. They are
known as FariSh'S x Pmnkets-Farishs contains
about 400 acres and Punkrs contains ah"ni SOC acres
Ii no sale should be effected privately, before III. ih
of september neu they viii then be sold my Farm
called Weslw oud, (Which adJons farshsl Al auction
In the mean time, il will give me pleasure 10 show
these lands 10 any person DESTROYS Of viewing them
Sent a-ctf WM. BANKHEAD.
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MISS GORDON'S BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL ElQ VOTING DIES

MISS GORDON'S BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Corner Of Third and Franklin SIS, .Shockoe Hill.
TINE exercises Of Miss Gordon's School for Young
i Ladies' will be resumed on the Isl October next
in Mr.. MOTIFS and convenient building, on Sd and
Franklin streets. In the regular and solid branch
e. OF Education, Miss Gordon will be assisted by Miss
Smith and Mr. Srabrook, both Well known and expert
best instructors in Music, French, &C. she hopes that
her School, in every department, vii be- found worthy
Of the continued and increasing patronage OF her friends
and ihr public.
TERMS-Payable half year IN advance, on the 1T
October aud Isl March:
Board, S.uO
English, in all III branches, 10
French, ~
Latin, ~
German and Spanish, each 30
Music and Diawins-Pn frssor's charer.
Children-Reading and Spelling only, 20
ur Reading Wiring, Spelling and Geography, ~
An a---IIlIS cMIlsIn
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A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale the Estate lying near
i Prince Edward Court House, known as Springfield
The Tract of Land contains sOO acres, very far pro
portion of which consists Of excellent wood land and
low grounds, a large quantity Of improved high ianh
with good buildings, and all necessary improvements
for comfortable residence. IL is situated within one
mile Of Prince Edward Cont House, two miles from
liampden sidney College, aud seven miles from Farm
vile. These places furnish constant ana excellent
market for all Of lis productions There Is no place IN
Virginia more entirely healthy, and society superior
in intelligence and morality 10 that III It's immediate VI
cinity. Its nrarness the Court House and College,
afford superior facilities for education. There are Two
onrishlne female schools and male school, at the
Court House.
The Dverseer Will show the premises 10 any person
wishing Ia them. Persons wishing 10 purchase, VIII
address the subscriber Al Farmrile, Prince Edward
county, Virginia.
Tysns :-One-thlrd cash, on delivery Of the deed,
and the residue IN and two years For the deferred
payments, bond and security Ill he required.
CfAS. :. CARRlNGTON.
FarnIyjIlr Prince Edward July J-cfW
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SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES

SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES.
In pursuance Of the provisions of the said decree at
the County Court II Orange, IN The sad case ~ Vehb,
SC, against William 4. Webb'S administrator and
Others the undersigned, administrator al late
William &. Webb deceased, will On THURSDAY, The
eighth day az October neat, Al The late residence ~
William {. Webb deceased, N The lower part 81 Orange
county near the Orange Springs ofrr Tor sale /" tir
highest bidder, nj public auction, for ready money
from twenty twenty five very valuable slaves,
slsting Of men, women aud children, nongst them
good Blacksmith. WILLIAM &. MOORE, Sr,
Administrator Of William C. Webb deceased.
Auu 7-cJowGW
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aIprNaRIrI.AND FOR SALE

ALBEMAKLE LAND FOX SALE.
DY virtue Of n deed iiiisi executed 10 me by NJ.
ID thanel ID. Goolshy, for the bench, Of John tfanA.
and Of record in the Clerks Office al abrmarr county.
shall proceed TO sell the Tract Of land conveyed IN -ad
deed, by the OF East Ridge on the 18Th 81 6ci"
Der next upon the premises, at public auction, 7" IN,
highest bidder for cash This tract of land y situated
IN the vicinity Of the village of Warren, whin NIL.
from the James River and kanawha Canal. II contains
about four hundred and seventy three hundred
of which cleared, aud the remainder y III woud-
The soil is of The best description Of red land and pr"
duces tobacco wheat, corn &c, ~ great abundance.
There IL 4 small dwelling house upon the trac, Two T.
bacco houses, negro CABINS &c. IL Is IN good state ."
Improvement and altogether IL very desirable tract %
land.
Allen Qnarles, Esq who resides upon the premises,
Nathaniel Goolsby, will show them 10 any person
DESTROYS Of purchasing.
Should the sale be prevented BY bad weather IN The
day appointed it will be mado IN The neNt fair day
II is probable that on The day 81 SALE M arrange
ment may be made by which the amuun; Of cash
gnired will not exceed thousand ar fi,rrR hundred
dollars and credit will be- given inr the remainder
The title !, believed 10 he UNIQUE stionablr hut acting
a. Trustee shall only convey such title i vested -
me- GEO. w. RANDOLPH, Trustee
Sent Inn
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HENRY G. SEMPLE,
ATTORNEY AT Law,

MONTGOM merry, ALA ANA,
WILL. practice in the Courts OF Law ana Equity OF
w Montgomery and Lowndes counties, in the CIR
cult Court Of the United States al Mobile, and III Tie
Supreme Court Of Alabama.
RrrrarNcrs Judge Beverley Tucker, Professor OF
Law in the University of William and Mary, Virsinia;
Judge William II. Cabe, President ct the cohrt oil APP
n,i oc VIRGINIA: simon Greenleaf Royal Professor Of
Law. Cambridge, Massachusetts,; II. W. q j. J. Fry
and Charles +. Osborne, Richmond, Virginia; Gwaii-
hamn: Fisher & Co, Boston; 4. Thornton, New York
William c. Maitland Of New York. Aug. s5-cw6m
opT- The Washington Union requested Ia copy.
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dance, and furnishing excellent range for cattle;
thus presenting equal inducements 10 the aericul.

dance, anu furnishing excellent range for cattle;
thus presenting equal inducements 10 The agricul-
turist and the miner.
The DUBUQUE mines in fractional town.
ships lightweight, eigh,y-nne, and ninety, of
range TWO East, situated on the banks OF the Mis-
slsslppi, are considered the most important; The
DURANGO mines in townships eighly.nin and
ninety, OF range one East, are the next in value;
and The CATTESE mines in fractional township
lightweight, Of range three East, also on the
river. are the third. Other mines have been dis
covered in this region; and il is very probable
that future explorations will bring to light others
as rich and productive as any now known.
JAMES II. PIPER,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land OF.
nee. Sept 22-cwlSw