CONCERNING LAPLAND. 
26; 
Guide by Mr. Engeftrom, p. 36 , 3 /. Siliceous Shijlns 
(Sw. Kifelfkifer). 
Muriatic Genus. Shijlofe Talc'? (Sw. Tallkfkifer). Potjlone 
(Sw. Tallgften ; Lat. Lapis Ollaris). Chlorite . Steatites 
(Sw. Spackften). Amiantus. JJbeJhis, of fundry fpecies. 
Argillaceous Genus. Trap (Sw. & Germ. Trapp). Mica 
(Sw. & Germ. Glimmer) white and black. 
Aggregated Stones: (Sw. Hallearter). Norka or MurkJJen, 
compofed of Mica or Potflone, with Garnet.* Shijlofe 
Mica (Sw. Glimmerfkifer or Hallften) confifting of 
Quartz and Mica. Shijlofe Clay P (Sw. Lcrfkifer) j- 
2. Metals. 
Copper : Copper Pyrites (Sw. Koppar kis). Blue Copper ore (Sw. 
Koppar Lazur ; Germ. Kupfer Lazur). Mountain Blue 
(Sw. Bergblatt; Germ. Bergblau ; Fr. Bleu de mon- 
tagne). Mountain Green (Sw. Berggront ; Fr. Verd de 
montagne). 
Iron: Swampy Iron ore (Sw r . Myrmalm ; Germ. Sumpferz; Fr. 
mine de fer limoneufe). 
Lead : Galena (Sw. Blyglans ; Germ. Bleyglanz; Fr. Galene) 
of many variations in texture and mixture, even w ith 
pyrites of brow'n iron. 
Zink : Blende , which is Zink mineralifed by fulphur with iron. 
* Kirwan puts quartz, mica, garnet. See Elem. of Mineral, vol. i. p. 343. 
f Kirwan claffes this under the argillaceous genus. See vol. i. p. 182 . 
Mm2 3 , Petri- 
