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A very singularly formed Stone supposed by some to be a Petrifaction

A Petrifaction found in digging a well, 30 feet below the surface of the earth

Fossel, called petrified wood, found near salem New Jersey

The Black petrifactions were obtained from a Cliff in pennsylvania, about 6 miles south of Milford

Two Curious Stony appearances (perhaps Petrifactions)

A specimen, said to be a piece of Petrified hickory

White Clay and Carbonised Wood

Petrifactions from the Mouth of the Machony Creek

Petrified Shell taken from a Hill in the Chickesaw Nation

Petrified Wood, a part of a Pine Tree found on the banks of Kinhawa [Kanawha] River, Ohio

Several Petrifactions from the falls of the Ohio

Petrefied Shell, found at the foot of the light-house

Petrifactions, found on the Minisink Settlement, 55 Miles above the Gap

Portions of a petrified Tree, specimens of the Bark and Wood of it

Peterified Wood from near Chilicothe