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Several specimens of Leather, dressed in different manners, manufactured in Philadelphia by the donor

A Canoe made of Birch Bark

Ivory and Tortoise Shell buttons, manufactured in Kensington [Philadelphia]

A Specimen of Cloth manufactured by Col. Humphres

A Tiller Rope made of the staple of the Urtica Whitlowi

Leather Shoe made without a seam in the upper leather

Specimen of superfine broad cloth, which obtained the first premium from the Domestic manufacturing Society of Philadelphia -- and a specimen of second quality -- both made by Col. Humphreys of New Haven

A specimen of sugar, made from the sugar maple sap

A specimen of Loaf Sugar, made of the Beet root

Specimen of Sugar, made from the Sugar Maple sap

Cord, made from the staple of the Urtica Whitlowi

1 Indian Makock of Sugar

Coarse paper, made out of the Horse chesnut wood by Mr. Pitcher, near New Lancaster, state of Ohio

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Specimens of Spinning and Weaving from the Globe Mill

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Sash of watered blue silk taffeta, attributed to George Washington