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In boring tor water in New-Jersey. at .h,
dept of 1854 feet, the contents of the aupnr
indicated marine shells, wood petrefaction,
&c. The whole distance was marked with
similar appearances, strata of clays ouick.
sands, and wood and shells. The sand onlv
furnishing water. We believe great part
of Jersey is distinguished by similar strata