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A curious growth of the Blackberry, much resembling a Bird produced by Insects

A Stone taken out from between the skin and Flesh of an Ox by William Gintler. Weight eleven grains

Hair Ball, taken from a Goats Maw, at St. Martin's

Hare Ball from a Calf

A cluster of Pitch Pine, Burs [burls?] about 33 in number

A transverse section of a Tree, which appears to have a second one within, there being two Saps and Barks. Cut in New Castle county. State of Delaware

A Honey Comb, which was taken out of [a] large Mahogany Log

A bone said to have been thrown up by the Eruptions in the Mississippi

Nuts taken of a Black Walnut Tree, from the side which is next to a hickory tree

A hair ball found in the Stomach of an Ox 3 years old

Hair Ball, with the pollished [sic], taken out of the Stomach of a Cow

A very singular formed root of a Beach Tree from the upper part of the Delaware river

A Calculus, taken out of the Stomach of a Llama, which caused its death

A double Hickory nut

Four Cherries growing from one stem, from Mr. S. Wilsons place