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one mile along here a fault with Romney on
one side and Martinsburg on the other.
Nothing of the latter is to be seen here any
the road all is Hamilton, then higher up
the road much comes in Moscoanuttles the
Ortany are again and about 1/2 mile farther E.
beyond a spray crossing the road the Char-
terbury.
Just quite in the highest
beds I saw Trinucleus concentricus, Syng-
-pire modesta, Plectambonites sericeus, Rafines-
quina alternata (small sp.), Dalmanella testu
dinaria. This seems to indicate Utica – & a –
These fossils occur Ostreophengula living
below these productive beds the
Martinsburg beds are sandy shale. Solid
not go down to the mountain base on the E side.
In the Hamilton near Astrocrada,
Stylosina fisurella?apidruptus carinatus,
Michelinia (by cells about 4 across & smaller)
one outside.) Phacops and a Dalmanites
with a denticulate head shield. Further of