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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

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

Several Petrifactions from the falls of the Ohio

Petrifactions from the Mouth of the Machony Creek

Two Curious Stony appearances (perhaps Petrifactions)

Petrified Wood from Cape Henlopen coast

Two fine specimens of Petrified Oysters

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

A curious stone of 194 Lb supposed to be the stump of a tree petrified

A specimen, said to be a piece of Petrified hickory

White Clay and Carbonised Wood

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

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