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A Ticket of Admission and invitation for the Meschianza

2 Paintings by Miss Sarah Rogers executed entirely with her Mouth, being Born without the natural use of her hands and feet.

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Papers handsomely cut by Miss Martha Ann Honeywell, who was born without hands

A part of the rock on which General Wolf[e] died, on the plains of Abraham without the Walls of Quebec

Spanish Spur, found on the River St. John, East Florida

Fragments of the Collums in front of the Capital [Capitol] after the destruction of it by the British in the late War

An impression of an Etching on Glass by Dr. Redman Coxe with the Fluoric Acid

A very singular and curious production of art, was found some years since in the River Delaware, at Kensington supposed to have been intended to dive to the bottom of the River, perhaps during the war

Double headed Calf's head prepared by R[ubens] P[eale]

Grape shot cut out of a Tree, on Bradocks field

A Music Stand wraught out of the Solid piece

The Seal which [was] used by our Treasury, before they had one made

Specimens of Penmanship (2 pieces) performed by the donor

Coopers Banner carried by them in the procession in honour of Lafayette on the 28th of Sepr. 1824

An Egg very handsomely ornimented and presented by Mr. John S. Smith of Bethl[e]hem