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Sharks Tooth, taken from a Marle pit 12 feet below the surface of the earth, New Hanover Township, Burlington County N. Jersey

Un Scie de Poisson de 2 pieds de long ayant 17 dents de chaque côté fort frais & bien preservé
Trans.: A 2-foot long saw fish with 17 teeth on each side very fresh and well preserved

The palate of the Buffaloe-fish caught in the Delaware

A bone 7 inches long 1/2 broad at the part that join a fragment which appears to be part of a Scull

Two sharks Skins from the coast of Calafornia

Ray, caught south of the Delaware Capes

Jaw of a fish from the Sea Shore at black point

devil

Dog fish (young)

saw fish

A large Saw-fish

swod

A large sword fish, Xephias gladius of Linneus, in the West Indies, commonly called the Ballaou

smooth-head scorpionfish

Scorpius, or sea scorpion

A Sharks tooth, found under the surface of the earth near new Mills. N. Jersey