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A fragment (lime stone) from the Parapit of the Natural Bridge in Virginia

A piece of pipe from Chester County

A consul's commission, with the signature of General Washington

A very singular and curious, Reel in a bottle executed by the donor in Philadelphia

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

Part of the apparatus that printed the continental money, with which Congress carried on the Revolutionary War

Pumice Stone from the Mine of Du Berton, Louisiana

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

A Ball which was taken out of the Body of a British Sergeant

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

Plaister Cast, of the Urn or Vase, which the State of Delaware presented to Cap. J. Jones, made of Silver

A spoon forged from a piece of Virgin (or native) Copper in its original state, without fusion

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

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

Melted Copper, Iron &c. from the ruins of Mr. Duponts powder Mills near Wilmington