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A drawing in black lead of the Conck Shells of the coast of this continent

A Picture . . . represents a young militia-man from the back parts of North Carolina, just return'd home from his first Campain after the battle of Camden

A picture in crayons . . . representing the virgin Mary sitting by a table on which sets the child asleep against her breast

A Wax Figure of a native of the gold coast of Africa

A likeness of Thomas Mifflin, Esqr late Major gen. in the American Army and quarter master gen. done in black lead form of a medal for my collection

A profile in black lead of Robt Morris Esq. form of a medal for my collection

A crayon picture of the great horned owl of Pennsylvania, from the living animal

A Wax Figure of a North American Indian (Musquacanokan, or Red Pole)

A portrait in lead pencil of H. Gates

The engraving of Commodore Thomas Truxton

A picture of his Excellency Monsieur Gerard minister of France Same manner in black lead, form of a medal for my collection

A profile of Chancellor Livingston Secy forn affairs for my collection

Valentine Green (1739-1813), mezzotint after Benjamin West (1738-1820), The departure of Regulus from Rome (Regulus returning to Carthage) (London, 1771)