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[[centered]] From N.Y. to Clermont 1815. Manor 116 m. 110 direct Fortif. & Manhattanville - 8 m King's bridge & river - 5 - Baring town - - 14 Sing-sing - - - 5 Calliback riv & town - 6 Peek's kill & &t - [[overwritten]]8[[/overwritten]] 6 Warren's tow - [[overwritten]]14[[/overwritten]] 13 Fish kill - - - [[overwritten]]10[[/overwritten]] 12 Poughkeepsie - - [[overwritten]]15[[/overwritten]] 14 Hydepark t - - - 5 Rinebeck's flats - 11 Redhook - - 6. Clermont manor - -[[underline]]8[[/underline]] 110. Clerm. town 8 ----- manor 6. [[centered curved dividing line in pencil]] 14 Nov. 1818 Pittsburg 3 million of people in [[St Le?]] On the wharf 2 Barges 33 Keelboats 55 Arks 7 flats [[underline]]5[[/underline]] Covered Ships 102 3 Steamboats - [[end page]] [[start page]] [[centered]] Albany fishes [[/centered]] [[list in pencil on left side of page]] [[list in ink down center of page]] Sturgeon Sturgeon Shad Shad St. Bass Streaker bass Herring Herring Trout Trout Catfish Catfish Pike Pike Eel Eel Sunfish Sunfish Chub Chub Corporal Corporal Sucker Sucker Perch Perch Whitefish Whitefish Horn Chub. Horn Chub Horn Sucker Horn Sucker [[pencil line drawn across page]] 3 Planaria - Shoves Run 1818 [[image outline of flatworm]] 1. Brown 2 Eyes 2. Greenish 2 eyes [[image outline of flatworm head]] 3. Brown 4 eyes, Vent marginal [[short centered dividing line in pencil]] [[image of arthropod]] Brown Larva?
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The names duplicated on the second page result from a list written in pencil on the left and the same list written in ink on the right.
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