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Deposited in the Museum untill demanded, a Model of a machine for Washing Cloaths &c.

Model of a power screw, made in Germany

A Large Glass tube, for producing Electricity with

drill-plough

A drill-plough, and a plough for weeding and hoeing, particularly for garden use

"5 jars shewing the results of Dr. [George] Hunter's analysis of City Pump Water, viz. 220 gallons of Water evaporated yielded 24 ox. common salt, 32 oz. Salt Petre, 17 oz. Magnesia, and 12 oz. Lime

A Draisina or Velocipede, invented by Count Drais of Germany

Model of Mr. J. Hammond's invention for sweeping Chimneys

Model of a Patent Stove invented & pr[esented] by Mr. George Worrall

A new invented wheel for Mills, to work by the flowing of Tides, invented by Simon Willard, Junr. a native of Massachusetts, New England

This day Mr. Joseph Brantingham has taken charge of the model of the Window Shutters [he] invented and sent to the Museum by Mr. Blanchard of N. York

gall

Plaster Head, to show the original System of Craniolgoy, by Dr. Gall

Model of a dry dock

Models of Thomas Paine's iron bridge

A large electrical apparatus, sufficiently powerful to give a moderate shock, without the Leyden Phial

A Dried preperation of a Human Stomach, with the Arteries Injected. An Adult