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Several Specimens of Ochres, from Middlesex County state of Massachusetts. They are for the Arts

Yellow Ochre, from the manufactury of Mesr. Bedwell & Kelley Glo[uce]ster County New Jersey. 38 miles from Phila.

Yellow Ochre, found on the banks of the Nottaway river, Virginia

Yellow of Chrome & Chromate of Potash, manufactured from the specimens of chrome by Mr. S. Godon and Rubens Peale in Philadelphia.

Oxide of Iron, similar to Spanish brown, from the manufactury of Mesrs. Bedwell & Kelley, Glo[uce]ster County, State of New Jersey. 38 miles from Phila.

Stone Ochre, in its Natural State, from a mine in Washington County State of Georgia

Red Ochre, from the Paint Spring on the Blue Mountain

Black Earth a new Pigment lately discovered near the Lehigh, Nazareth

Ochre taken out of the Poison Springs 3 miles north east from the hot springs.

Ten specimens of Pennsylvania Ochers

Red Ochre from Northampton County, Penna. near the Lehigh

Red Ochre from Carp[enter] point, Maryland

Clay, used as paint from N. Jersey

Specimen of Prussian Blue manufactured in Philada.