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White Sugar made of the Flowers of the Syrian swallow-wort (Asclepias Syriaca) A Native of North America

Coarse paper, made out of the Horse chesnut wood by Mr. Pitcher, near New Lancaster, state of Ohio

1 Indian Makock of Sugar

Specimen of superfine broad cloth, which obtained the first premium from the Domestic manufacturing Society of Philadelphia -- and a specimen of second quality -- both made by Col. Humphreys of New Haven

A [sp]ecimen of Brown Sugar, made on the plantation of Thomas Spalding Esqr. Sapolo [Sapelo] Island Georgia

A specimen of Bark cloth

A Tiller Rope made of the staple of the Urtica Whitlowi

A specimen of Loaf Sugar, made of the Beet root

A specimen of sugar, made from the sugar maple sap

Leather Shoe made without a seam in the upper leather

A Specimen of Cloth manufactured by Col. Humphres

A Canoe made of Birch Bark

Specimen of Sugar, made from the Sugar Maple sap

Specimen of United States Navy duck first made by the donor in 1816

Sugar (Loaf) made on a plantation near the City of Charlestown S.C.