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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

Specimen of United States Navy duck first made by the donor in 1816

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White Sugar made of the Flowers of the Syrian swallow-wort (Asclepias Syriaca) A Native of North America

[Clator?] from Chili (Cocolio)

Lines made by the Africans on board of a prison-ship, out of Oacum [oakum]

A segar box and some ones from S. America

lagetta

A Neck-kerchief, made out of the Bark of the Lace Wood, made and worn by a young Lady in the Island of Cuba

A Specimen of Cloth manufactured by Col. Humphres

A Specimen of Loaf Sugar made from Beats in the Manufactory of Mr. Labat at mignaux near Paris

A Canoe made of Birch Bark

Leather Shoe made without a seam in the upper leather

1 Indian Makock of Sugar

A stick of Stick-Lack, used by the inhabitants of india to close letters with, as wax

Linen called Pina by the Natives of the Philippine Islands

Specimen of Sugar, made from the Sugar Maple sap