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African bow and Arrow poisoned

A large callabash handsomely ornimented and used as a bag to put their handkerchiefs and to market with

A Quiver for arrows, from the coast of Guiney

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The Bow of an African Prince, which was given by Patriotic Mrs. Motte, to a Detachment of the American Army, for the Purpose of burning her own House, then fortified by the British

A quiver and poisoned arrows, &c. and a bow made of bambou, the string is also of bambou; these belonged to a African king of Ahomet [Dahomey?]

An instrument of musick, of Congo (Africa) called Bamboula

A Wooden Spoon and Fork, from Senegal

A handsome pouch used by the natives [of Africa?]

A Purs[e] used by the natives [of Africa]?]

An African Ornament, for the Neck, a Collar

A tobacco-pouch of well dressed leather, and handsomely coloured, by the natives of Africa

A Kreese or Dirk, from Africa supposed to belong to a Prince

Combs, bracelets, &c. used by the natives of Africa

Bow and Quiver of Poisoned Arrows used by the Mandingo Tribe of Negroes. at Sierra Leone, on the Coast of Africa

A musical instrument of Mabingue, Africa