358 SUPPLEMENT TO DESCRIPTIONS OF SPECIES. 
CALDWELL Co.—Chromite. 
CHATHAM Co.—Muineral coal, pyrite, chloritoid. 
CHEROKEE Co.—Iron ores, gold, galenite, corundum, rutile, cyanite, 
datmonite. 
CLEVELAND Co,—White Plains, quartz, crystals, smoky quartz, tour- 
maline, rutile in quartz. 
CLay Co.—At the Cullakenee mine and elsewhere, corundum (pink), 
zoisite. tourmaline, margarite, willcoxite, dudleyite. 
DaAvipson Co.—King’s, now Washington mine, native silver, cerus- 
site, anglesite, scheelite, pyromorphite, galenite, blende, malachite, 
black copper, wavellite, garnet, stilbite ; five miles from Washington 
mine, on Faust’s tarm, gold, tetradymite, oxide of bismuth and tellu- 
rium, montanite, chalcopyrite, limonite, spathic iron, epidote; near 
Squire Ward’s, gold in crystals, electrum. 
FRANKLIN Co.—-At Partiss mine, diamonds. 
GASTON Co.—Iron ores, corundum, margarite ; near Crowder’s Moun- 
tain (in what was formerly Lincoln Co.), lazgulite, cyanite, garnet, gra- 
phite ; also twenty miles northeast, near south end of Clubb’s Moun- 
tain, lazulite, cyanite, tale, rutile, topaz, pyrophyllite ; King’s Moun- 
tain (or Briggs) mine, native tellurium, altaite, tedradymite, monta- 
nite. 
GUILFORD Co.—McCulloch copper and gold mine, twelve miles from 
Greensboro’, gold, pyrite, chalcopyrite (worked for copper), quartz, sid- 
erite ; copper ore at the old Fentress mine ; at Deep River, compact 
pyrophyiite (worked for slate-pencils), 
Haywoop Co.—Corundum, margarite, damourite. 
HENDERSON Co.—Zircon, sphene (xanthitane). 
JACKSON Co.—Alunogen ? at Smoky Mountain ; at Webster, serpen- 
tine, chromite, genthite, chrysolite, tale; Hoghalt Mountain, pink co- 
rundum, margarite, tourmaline. 
LINCOLN Co.—Diamond ; at Randleman’s, amethyst, rose quartz. 
Macon Co.—Franklin, Culsagee mine, corundum, spinel, diaspore, 
tourmaline, damourite, prochlorite, culsageeite, kerrite, maconite. 
McDoweE Lu Co.—Brookite, monazite, corundum in small crystals, 
red and white, zircons, garnet, beryl, sphene, xenotime, rutile, elastic 
sandstone, iron ores, pyromelane, tetradymite, montanite. 
Mapison Co.—Twenty miles from Asheville, corundum, margarite, 
chlorite. 
MECKLENBURG Co.—Near Charlotte (Rhea and Cathay mines) and 
elsewhere, chalcopyrite, gold ; chalcotrichite at McGinn’s mine; barn- 
hardtite near Charlotte ; pyrophyllite in Cotton Stone Mountain, dia- 
mond; Flowe mine, scheelite, wolframite ; Todd’s Branch, monagite. 
MITCHELL Co.—At the Wiseman mica mine, muscovite samarskite, 
hatchettolite, euxenite, columbite, rogersite, wraninite, gummite, ura- 
conite, torbernite, autunite ; at Grassy Creek mine, muscovite, samars- 
kite. 
MONTGOMERY Co.--Steele’s mine, ripidolite, albite. 
Moore Co.—Carbonton, compact pyroplhyllite. 
Rowan Co.—Gold Hill mines, thirty-eight miles northeast of Char- 
lotte, and fourteen from Salisbury, gold, auriferous pyrite; ten miles 
from Salisbury, feldspar in crystals, bismuthinite. 
RANDOLPH Co —Pyrophyllite. 
RUTHERFORD Co,— Gold, graphite, bismuthic gold, diamond, euclase, 
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