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'1:J_i_rllen 1J. Whit_IC..Ilendriekson O.F.I'ettil. 'IrS,_"(IP]"[I IIIe,.Wesl6. Sharl++. d,IPAil.it._,J.'l_We(_ks•I. SIIal'h-Lll,llerborl"ZI,lin_lrl!d/NEW JERSEY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
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t_FIRST ANNUALREPORTOFTHE, GEOLOGIC
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SUPERINTENDENT'SREPORT.To his ]_'xe
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falls and courses, all depend, to a
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7accomplish this most successfully,
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9its proper basis. Had it not been
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11It is in consequence of such tran
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i3year 7a further appropriation of
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715currenoc of minerals ; and the e
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L17• , : P •The instrument rese
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oI,19along the Delaware River, and
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to the Delaware River/a little belo
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"23capital, as well as to thecounty
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25EXPENSES OF THE S1JRVEY.IJ'pon or
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'27Trigonometrical and Topographica
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crossing the county m a northeaster
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32"1st. The'Oneida or' Shawangunk "
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84',WAYWAYANDAMINH.This mine is sit
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36:e_'als; .in others it occurs in
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38though it requires much'more heat
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'40• "Them are other kinds of ore
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4_the foot of a sandstone ridge. It
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Page 90: 46] Syenite.2. Magnetic iron_ from.
Page 94: increasing upou the surface. It is
Page 100: ,p_r_.,_a _,_ La_..J_,_d.NEW JERSEY
Page 104: its action upon soilS, but it very
Page 108: 54Ri_,er is chiefly of a loamy, cal
Page 112: i ,i"i,REPORT•OF PROFESSOR GEORGE
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Page 120: 6Obeen able to ascertain the areas
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Page 128: 64. -Colt's NeCk, and indeed entire
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Page 136: 682. Fifteen or twenty feet_ofa pal
Page 142: o7Okl/owledge, been found in Salem
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Page 154: 76cellent effects. The dry-bank mar
Page 158: A large number has been collected,
Page 162: 8Ominatious having been made, besid
Page 166: 8o_1; Ingredients soluble in wa_el
Page 170: 84On "examination and comparison of
Page 174: 86advisable to enter upon any exten
Page 178: 88eept in containing much less phos
Page 182: W90oxidation which iron pyrites_ in
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94observed by Prof. Rogers), which
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REPORTOF EGBERT L. VIELR, TOPOGRAPH
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" l97the greatest care and accuracy
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prinelpal points were established b
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