CATALOGUE OF AMERICAN LOCALITIES OF MINERALS. 393 
MARPLE.—Tourmaline, andalusiie, amethyst, actinolite, anthophyl- 
lite, tale, radiated actinolite in tale, chromite, drusy quartz, beryl, 
eryst. pyrite, menaccanite in quarte, chlorite. 
MIDDLETOWN.— Amethyst, beryl, black mica, mica with reticuleted 
magnetite between the plates, manganesian garnits! large trapezo- 
hedral crystals, some 3 in. in diameter, indurated talc, hexagonal 
crystals of rutile, crystals of mica, green quartz! anthophyllite, redi- 
ated tourmaline, staurolite, titanic iron, fibrolite, serpentine ; at Len- 
ni, chlorite, green and bronze vermiculite! green feldspar ; at Mineral 
Hill, fine crystals of corundum, one of which weighs 1% lb., actinolite 
in great variety, bronzite, green feldspar, moonstone, sunstone, graphic 
granite, magnesite, octahedral crystals of chromite in great quantity, 
beryl, chalcedony, asbestus, fibrous hornblende, rutile, staurolite, me- 
lanosiderite, hallite ; at Painter’s Farm, near Dismal Run, zircon with 
oligoclase, tremolite, tourmaline; at the Black Horse, near Media, 
corundum ; at Hibbard’s Farm and at Fairlamb’s Hill, chrcmite in 
brilliant octahedrons. 
NEwTOWN.—Serpentine, hematite, enstatite, tremolite. 
UPPER PROVIDENCE.—Anthophyllite, tremolite, radiated asbestus, 
radiated actinolite, tourmaline, beryl, green feldspar, amethyst (one 
found on Morgan Hunter’s farm weighing over 7 lbs.), andalusite / 
(one terminated crystal found on the farm of Jas. Wovyrell weighs 74 
Ibs.) ; at Blue Hill, very fine crystals of blwe quartz in chlorite, amian- 
thus in serpentine, zircon. 
LOWER PROVIDENCE.— Amethyst, green mica, garnet, large crystals 
of feldspar ! (some over 100 lbs. in weight). 
RaDNoR.—Garnet, marmolite, deweylite, chromite, asbestus, mag- 
nesite, talc, blue quartz, picrolite, limonite, magnetite. 
SPRINGFIELD.—Andalusite, tourmaline, beryl], titanic iron, garnet ; 
on Fell’s Laurel Hill, beryl, garnet; near Beattie’s mill, staurolite, 
apatite ; near Lewis’s paper-mill, tourmaline, mica. 
THORNBURY. — Amethyst. 
HUNTINGDON CO.—N&AR FRANKsTOWN.-—In the bed of a stream 
and on the side of a hill, fibrous celestite (abundant), quartz crystals. 
LANCASTER CO.—DRuMOoRE TowNSsHIP.—Quartz crystals. 
Futton.—At Wood’s chrome mine, near the village of Texas, bru- 
cite! # zaratite (emerald nickel), pennite! ripidolite! kdémmercrite! 
baltimorite, chromite, williamsite, chrysolite! marmolite, picrolite, 
hydromagnesite, dolomite, magnesite, aragonite, calcite, serpentine, 
hematite, menaccanite, genthite, chrome-garnet, bronzite, millerite ; 
at Low’s mine, hydromagnesite, brucite (lancasterite), picrolite, magne- 
site, eilliamsite, chromic iron, talc, zaratite, baliimorite, serpentine, 
hematite ; on M. Boice’s farm, one mile N. W. of the village, pyrite in 
cubes and various modifications, anthophyllite; near Rock Springs, 
chalcedony, carnelian, moss agate, green tourmaline in talc, titanic iron, 
chromite, octahedral magnetite in chlorite; at Reynolds’s old mince, 
calcite, talc, picrolite, chromite ; at Carter’s chrome mine, brookite. 
Gap MINEs.—Chalcopyrite, pyrrhotite (niccoliferous), millcrite. in 
botryoidal radiations, vivianite / (rare), actinolite, siderite, hisingcritc, 
pyrite. ; 
PEQUA VALLEY.—Eight miles south of Lancaster, argentiferous 
galenite (said to contain 250 to 300 ounces of silver to the ten?), vau- 
quelinite, rutile at Pcquea mine; four miles N. W. cf Lancaster, on 
