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A very compleat and curious vocabulary of the Shawnoe [Shawnee] Language drawn at my request by Col. Richard Butler of the 5th Pa. Regt.

An arrow head of grey flint, Somewhat Shaped like a heart finely pointed, with a basis

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

An arrow head of White quartz

3 arrowheads of a blackish Stone

Porcupine quills dyed by the indians in various bright colours

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

A Stone Hatchet

A mento-face or Mask [manitou mask] of an Indian conjuror with a border of bear-Skin round the forehead and a tuft of feather in the center

A pair of Indian Shoes or Mockassins, richly ornamented with Porcupine Quills

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

An Indian rolling pin of Stone

6 arrowheads of white flint

Two arrow heads of Stone about 3 1/2 inches long one [Strait?] all the way, the other broad at the bases