Trenton Falls
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Which bears an ©xact likeness to the head of the largest size bullfrog — 16. The large long- tailed Jish, already described, one species of vfhich is ascertained to be a male.
Besides these I have discovered several other evident petrifactions: but, having been unable to extract them entire, no satisfactory de- scription can be giveilofthem at present.
1 would remark, under this head, that the examples quoted are Tery numerous in each class ; occur continually fromCoonratt's mill to Boon's brid...ge, about three miles ; and are found in several differ- ent strata from the highest to the lowest, i. E. Three or four hundred perpendicular feet apart.
Here is a wide field for geological speculation. These strata are, Id generil, perfecily horizontal; as regular and uniform as mason work; the layers varying from tw'o to eight inches in thickness, be- tween which is a b'ack eement Kke mortar, that crumbles on expo- sure to atmosphtric air. At the high falls, where the mass of rock is cut down a hunt red and fifty feet, the number of these horizontal lafers must be four or five hundred.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Which bears an ©xact likeness to the head of the largest size bullfrog — 16. The large long- tailed Jish, already described, one species of vfhich is ascertained to be a male.
Besides these I have discovered several other evident petrifactions: but, having been unable to extract them entire, no satisfactory de- scription can be giveilofthem at present.
1 would remark, under this head, that the examples quoted are Tery numerous in each class ; occur continually fromCoonratt's mill to Boon's brid...ge, about three miles ; and are found in several differ- ent strata from the highest to the lowest, i. E. Three or four hundred perpendicular feet apart.
Here is a wide field for geological speculation. These strata are, Id generil, perfecily horizontal; as regular and uniform as mason work; the layers varying from tw'o to eight inches in thickness, be- tween which is a b'ack eement Kke mortar, that crumbles on expo- sure to atmosphtric air. At the high falls, where the mass of rock is cut down a hunt red and fifty feet, the number of these horizontal lafers must be four or five hundred.
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