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1085
Yellow Magnesian limestone,
under Silicia, Salt lick
Creek, 4 miles above Clark's
dam, Lewis Cr. R2,
Brownish buff Ferruginous l.
Full of small cysts & ex-
terior surface or scales to
be scratched off a nail.
1086. Sandstone of handsome
dark-buff cyl. at
fork of Salt Lick Creek,
Adam Bantam farm,
Lewis Cr.
1085
1086
CaO of Ca.
55.240
trace
" Mg.
27.820
.732
Al. oxid Fe & Mn
12.280
51.800
Pr ox
.207
.118
H2O by
.152
.200
Potash
.163
trace
Srde
.124
trace
Sulph. third calc.
2.500
96.920
H2O loss
1.428
2.230
1122. Peters clay marl, W.
1123. Magnesian limestone,
good building at me, from
Wm. Corrigins farm, at Kellity's
Madison Co.
1124 Black shale, plates of black
marl Co.
1122
1123
1124.
silica
62.58
silica= .
al.
21.98 al.oxid Fe
63.120
oxi. of Fe
4.78 +Mn. 29.60 )
8.560
Glauber
trace CaCO3-30.729 CaO+Ca 11.180
Magnesia
11.76
2.0034
oxides of alumina
Pr Ox
matt.
.271
.143
H2SO4
.234 .509
16.53
Peroxide
2.607 .374
1.343
Srde
.500 .058
Bitumatter
Hydroxides
at red heat 6.140 14.180
+H2O=
1.599
12.00