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An Indian belt of blue glass wampum

An Indian tobacco pouch of leather, the lower part ornamented with an embroidery of porcupine Quills

Two Indian stone hatchets one flatter than the other near eight inches long

A very compleat and curious vocabulary of the Shawnoe [Shawnee] Language drawn at my request by Col. Richard Butler of the 5th Pa. Regt.

An Indian Stone Pestle 14 1/2 inches long and near 3 inches diameter broken at one end

An arrow head of grey flint, Somewhat Shaped like a heart finely pointed, with a basis

An Indian stone hatchet, about 6 inches long, very much raised towards the head, the groove not going quite round, leaving a flat part on one of the Sides

An Indian arrow head of grey flint, 4 inches long

An Indian Stone ring of a whitish marble

A vizor or mask of wood representing a ghastly human face, the colour of an Indian

Two fragment of ancient indian earthen ware found at Watson's ferry, Potowmack rivier Virginia

Several wooden rings covered with porcupine Quills embroidery and tassells of Paroquetts and other birds feathers at the other

A pair of Indian garters of beads and worsted with tassells of red hair cased with bits of tin, to wear in dancing

Some moosedeer or orignals' hair, dyed red