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Copper Ore with much iron from a Shaft, sunk 76 f. deep near the Warwick Iron Works Penna.

A Large Specimen of Lead Ore from the Donors mine in the County [Country?]

Iron Ore from near Baltimore

Iron Ore, from the farm of John Phillips, Philada. County 10 miles from P[hiladelphi]a on the Lancaster Turnpike

A piece of Mundick ore formed of a variety of cubes and Square pieces of Shining colour found near Quebec

Lead Ore, from St. Gene[vieve] near Mr Awstins [Austin]

Arsenical Cobalt, from Chatham Connecticut

Various Specimens of the copper ore from Hill's Hall Bound-Brook in Somerset County New Jersey

A very handsome specimen of Galena or Lead Ore from a mine near the mouth of the Conestogo River in Lancaster County Penn. 80 percent of lead

5 fragments of Iron ore, very heavy & Shining like filings of Steel mixed with a purplish red Stone with Some appearance of Quartz

Copper Ores 6,d, 6,e, 6,f, 6,g, 6,h

Eight different pieces of Ores, one of which of Copper, coverd in most places with verdigreese and very heavy

A specimen of Native Iron, which is quite Maleable

Iron Ore, from Warwick old mine hole of the best kind and used at warwick furnace Chester County, the Property of Rutter and Potts

Lead Ore, and a piece said to be Cobalt