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A Fishing Hook, which has a bony concretion around it

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

George Hart presented 3 Calcarious Stones which was voided by a small Canadian Horse

A Twig inclosed in a large growth of Mulbery

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

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

Part of a Calculus, from a Horse, found 4 feet in the Mud on Newtown flats

The Water in one of the City Hydrant Pumps becoming offensive, the place being opened, it was found to be owing to a quantity of fibrous Roots proceeding from a Lombardy Poplar

Hair Ball found Drum Lick (Kentucky)

A curious Knot of a Elm Tree, from Jefferson County State of Tenesee

[Stone?] in enclosed in a tree

Wood impregnated with Peyrites Groveville, near Bordentown New Jersey

A piece of an Anchor stock which had laid in St. Marys river about 18 months & eaten by the worms like a honey-comb

Hair Ball taken from a Calf 4 weeks and 5 days old

A singular Knot was tied by the wind on board the Ship Ariadne