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An Indian tobacco pouch of Skin, the bottom ornamented with an embroidery of Porcupine Quills and tassells of red hair

Two fragments of arrow heads of Stone on very large found in the field near Trenton by Dr. Briant

An Indian Stone ring of a whitish marble

A Small piece of porcupine Quill embroidery with Some tassells of Orignal's hair died red hanging to it

A small arrowhead about 2/3 of an Inch, said to have been made use of by the Indians to bleed with

An Indian Council Pipe, the bowl of blackish Stone neatly carved

A Stone shaped in the form of a large Shoemaker's last the heel part broke off

A vizor or mask of wood representing a ghastly human face, the colour of an Indian

An Indian Stone Chissel without any groove

Several wooden rings covered with porcupine Quills embroidery and tassells of Paroquetts and other birds feathers at the other

An Indian pouch of leather the front cover'd with white dear's trotters and hoofs neatly scooped out, Some very Small

Stone Spear-head

An Indian Stone hatchet workd [out?] a hard greyish Stone thick at the blunt end, and better than 5 inches long

A triangular arrowhead of red flint about 1 inche long

Dark red Stone arrowhead