No. 10. Distance about N. 74 Base 91 Top 34 Height 8 or 10 No. 11. Nearly square, with a large area on the top (a brick house is erected at the S.W. corner). The eastern side appears to range with the preceding mounds. Distance 158 Base 179 Top 107 Height W. side, say 5 Height S. 11 Height E. 15 or 20 No. 12. Nearly square, westerly a little N. from No. 7. and distant from it 30 Base 129 Top 50 Height 10 No. 13. A parallelogram, placed transversely with respect to the group. feet. Distance 30 Distance from No. 5. N. 10 W. 350 Longitudinal base 214 top 134 Transverse base 188 top 97 Height 12 No. 14. A convex mound, W. 55 Base 95 Height 5 or 6 No. 15. Together with the three succeeding ones, more or less square. feet. Distance N.W. 117 Base 70 Height 4 No. 16. Distance N. 10 E. 103 Base 124 No. 17. Distance N. 78 Base 82 No. 18. Distance, N.N.E. 118 Base 77 The mounds from 14. to 18. inclusive, are so arranged as to describe a curve, which, when continued, terminates at the larger mounds, Nos. 15. and 19. No. 19. A large quadrangular mound, placed transversely, and with No. 13., ranging in a line nearly parallel to the principal series (from 2. to 11.) feet. Distance N.N.W. from No. 13. 484 Distance E.N.E. from No. 18. 70 Base 187 Top 68 (By measurement) Height 23