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An Indian Stone pipe, round & flatt both Sides with a rim round it about the Size of a Dollar & near An inch thick

A curiously wrought Cane, made by an Indian Princess

A pr. of Mocasins said to be such as are worn by a person desiring to be married, from the Genesee Country

A piece of Indian Earthen Pot

A coper rod painted at each end

An Indian Stone Pestle about nine inches long and two in diameter, a little at one end

An Indian head dress, formed of two pieces of leather covered of curious embroidery of Porcupine Quills in various colours with a tassell of owls feathers dyed red, at one end

Two Stone Indian gouges

A Stone Chissel about 5 inches long and two broad and one thick almost of the same breadth without tapering towards the rounded end

An Indian Pipe, found in the Prophet's cabin after the battle of Tippacanoe by Major Floyd and presented by Mr. Jos. B. Littlejohn

1 Indian Ornament for Cradle

An Indian tool of Stone, in the form of a hatchet with two edges but they are not sharp but Squared like the back of a Knife

Stone Axe, found on the Banks of Schoolkill about 3 quarters of a mile below South Street

2 Indian Axes from Chester County