390 LOCALITIES OF MINERALS. 



New Garden Township. — At Kevin's limestone quarry, brown 

 tourmaline ! scapolite, brown and green mica, rattle, aragonite, 

 kaolin. 



Newlin. — See Unionville, below. 



East Marlboro. — Epidote, and nearly white tourmaline, (rare). 



Oxford* — Iron pyrites, garnets. 



Nottingham. — At Scott's chrome mine, chromic iron, foliated talc, 

 marmolite, serpentine, chalcedony; at the Magnesian Quarry, mag- 

 nesite, marmolite, serpentine. 



Parksburg, (in township of Sadsbury.) — In the soil for seven 

 miles along the valley, rutile ! ; northeast of the village, amethyst, 

 tourmaline, epidote, (in a boulder.) 



Penn. — Garnets, figure stone. 



Pennsbury Township. — On Cephas Cloud's farm, brown garnets ! ; 

 J. Dilsworth's farm, near Pennsville, mica! ! (in six-sided prisms 

 from one quarter to seven inches across) ; at Harvey's lime quarry, 

 on the Brandywine, chondrodite ; quarter of a mile above the last, 

 at Wm. Burnett's lime quarry, sphene, diopside, augite, coccolite. 



Phenixville. — In Railroad Tunnel, pearl spar (exhausted), dol- 

 omite, yellow blende, iron pyrites ; at Wheatley's Mine, pyromorphite ! 

 cerusite ! cryst. quartz, galena, anglesite ! copper pyrites, heavy spar, 

 Jluor, wulfenite I calamine, cerasine ? vanadinite ? phosphate of 

 copper, chromate of lead, calcite ? 



Pottstown, near French Cr.— (Elizabeth Mine.) — Iron pyrites! (in 

 octahedrons), copper pyrites, magnetite, dark brown garnet, molyb- 

 denite. 



Unionvtlle. — One and a half miles northeast, on Serpentine Bar- 

 rens, corundum ! massive and cryst. (often in loose crystals and also 

 in albite, the loose crystals mostly covered with a thin coating of 

 6teatite, sometimes with gibbsite), talc, green tourmaline (with flat 

 or pyramidal terminations), ligniform asbestus, yellow beryl (rare), 

 serpentine, brucite, chromic iron, quartz crystals, green quartz, actin- 

 olite, clinochlore in cryst., diallage, granular albite (H=7), adularia, 

 oligoclase, halloysite, margarite, euphyllite, allanite, hematite, chal- 

 cedony ; half a mile southwest, on T. Webb's farm, serpentine, chro- 

 mic iron, (mas.) ; two and a half miles southwest, in R. Bailey's 

 lime quarry, fib. tremolite, mussite ; kyanite, margarodite ; two miles 

 southwest, at Pusey's saw mill, zircon (cryst. small, loose in the soil, 

 rare), rutile; one mile south, on the farm of Baily and Brothers, 

 bright yellow and nearly white tourmaline! (rare), orthoclase (ches- 

 terlite), albite ! (inaccessible) ; two miles east, near Marlborough 

 meeting house, epidote ! (rare), serpentine, acicular black tourma- 

 line in white quartz; one mile west, near Logan's quarry, staurotide, 

 kyanite, yellow tourmaline (rare) ; at Edward's lime quarry, near 

 the last, purple fluor, rutile ; four miles west, in limestone quarries 

 of West Marlborough, near Doe River Village, scapolite, rutile, 

 tremolite. At Steamboat, Wavellite with limonite. 



Westchester. — One and a half mile north, hydromagnesite, clino- 

 chlore, brucite, in serpentine, zircon, two miles west ; one and a half 

 mile northwest, pitch-black allanite ; B.B. intumesces very readily 

 'G. 2 "5) ; three miles south, chlinoclore, phlogopite. 



Willistown. — Magnetic iron, chromic iron, actinolite. 



