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A curious growth of Indian Corn, from the farm of Mr. Evan Lewis in Newtown [Township] Delaware County

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

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

A Bottle, with Oyster Shells grown fast to it taken from the British Sloop of War

Three stone[s] taken out of a Bullocks Kidney

A singularly formed Root, perhaps of the Splatterdock

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

Seal, cut from a solid piece of wood, with a pen knife, by master Joseph Vogels of this city

Three hair balls, taken out of a Calf 6 weeks old

Painters Room, of Monkeys

A double Hickory nut

Wood impregnated with Peyrites Groveville, near Bordentown New Jersey

A curious growth of Indian Corn. raised by Paul Cooper near Woodberry [Woodbury] N.J.

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

A bottle taken from a creek at Cape Henlopen with Oysters growing to it.