388 LOCALITIES OF MINERALS. 



Flemtngton. — Copper Mines. 



Frankfort. — Serpentine. 



Franklin and Sterling. — Spinel ! garnet ! rhodonite ! willemite / 

 franklinite ! red zinc ore I dysluite ! hornblende, tremolite, chondrodite, 

 white scapolite, black tourmaline, epidote, pink calc spar, mica, actin- 

 olite, augite, sahlite, coccolite, asbestus, jeffersonite (augite), cala- 

 mine, graphite, fiuor, beryl, galena, serpentine, honey- colored sphene, 

 quartz, chalcedony, amethyst, zircon, molybdenite, vivianite. Also 

 algerite in gran, limestone. The zinc ores and franklinite, especially 

 at Sterling Hill in Sterling, the jeffersonite at Mine Hill, in Franklin. 



Franklin and "Warwick Mts. — Pyrites. 



Greenbrook. — Copper mines. 



Griggstown. — Copper mines. 



Hamburgh. — One mile north, spinel I tourmaline ! phlogopite, 

 hornblende, &c, limonite, specular iron. 



Hoboken. — Serpentine, brucite! nemalite (or fibrous brucite), ara- 

 gonite, dolomite. 



Hurdtown. — Apatite, magnetic pyrites, magnetite, chalcedony, 

 feldspar, hornblende. 



Imle yto \ra. — Vi vi anite. 



Lockwood. — Graphite, chondrodite, talc, augite, quartz, green spinel. 



Montvtlle., Morris Co. — Serpentine, chrysotile. 



Mount Hope. — Three miles N. W. of Rockaway, iron mines, mag- 

 netite, pyrites, hornblende, apatite; Mt. Tabo mines, spathic iron, 

 pyrites ; at Mt. Pleasant, apatite, hornblende, feldspar. 



Mullica Hill, Gloucester Co. — Vivianite lining belemnites and 

 others fossils. 



BFewton. — Spinel, blue and white corundum, (exhausted,) mica, 

 idocrase, hornblende, tourmaline, scapolite, rutile, pyrites, talc, calo 

 6par, heavy spar, pseudomorphous steatite. 



Patterson. — Datholite. ^K^JeS \ 



Roseville, (Bryan Township, Sussex Co.) — Magnetite, calcite, 

 epidote, garnet, mica. 



Schuyler's Mines. — Green malachite, red copper ore, native cop- 

 per, chrysocolla. 



Somerville. — Red copper ore, native copper, chrysocolla, green 

 malachite, bitumen, (two miles to the northeast.) 



Sparta. — Chondrodite ! spinel, sapphire, green talc, graphite, 

 epidote, augite. 



Stanhope. — Few miles south, several iron mines. 



Suckasunny, on the Morris canal. — Brown apatite in magnetio 

 pyrites. 



Trenton. — Zircon, amber, lignite. 



Vernon. — Green spinel, chondrodite, red sapphire, hornblende, py- 

 rites, phlogopite, graphite, limonite, rutile, sphene, ilmenite, zircon, 

 flu or, margarite. 



"Woodbridge. — Copper mine. 



Note. — From Amity, N. ¥., to Andover, K J., a distance of about 

 mirty miles, the outcropping limestone, at different points, affordi 

 more or less of the minerals enumerated as occurring at Franklin, 

 (See Geol. Rep. on N. J., by U. D. Rogers.) 



