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A Leaden ball which wounded the donor in the head, as seen by the following certificate

2 gold buttons taken from a coat which General Washington wore at the Battle of Braddocks field

Stones which fell at Weston, Dec 14, 1807

A Gold Ring, found among the Ashes of the Theatre in Richmond

Five small Fans, made of small Birds feathers

An Iron Bullet, found in a Mound, in Franklinton (Franklin County Penna.)

A pot resembling curiously fabricated earthen pots found in South America found in Tennessee, 25 feet deep

Some Copper from the Navy Yard after the Conflagration

3 Banners carried by the Painters and Glaziers of the City and County of Phila. in the procession in honour of Gen. Lafayette on the 28th of Sepr. 1824

The Iron, found in Virginia, is used to brake Coalts, and called Cavison [cavesson]

Grape shot cut out of a Tree, on Bradocks field

The Iron on the remains of a Yard Arm, taken out of the Delaware, which is now in the Museum

2 Memmorials of the Federal convention, they are the Flags which were carried by the Coach Makers in the Federal procession

Fragments of the Timber of the U.S. Brig Boxer

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