BONES.

At Barnegat is an ancient ridge, or narrow raised path, leading from

the river some miles, through low grounds; it is an ancient burial

ground, on an island, in a swamp.

Bones of the human frame, bone needles, and other ancient remains, are

ploughed up at an ancient station, fort or line, in Shelby.

A human head, petrified, was ploughed up by Carrington, sen., in a

field in Alabama, Genesee county, and is now in the possession of Mr.

Grant, at Barnegat.

Petrified tortoises are said to be ploughed up in many places.

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