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A watch key found near the Rose in Bloom, supposed to have belonged to some of the passengers

2 Memmorials of the Federal convention, they are the Flags which were carried by the Coach Makers in the Federal procession

Coopers Banner carried by them in the procession in honour of Lafayette on the 28th of Sepr. 1824

Part of the apparatus that printed the continental money, with which Congress carried on the Revolutionary War

A Grape shot taken out of the body of a British soldier on the battle ground at New Orleans

The Seal which [was] used by our Treasury, before they had one made

A part of Lieut. James Gibbons Epaulet, who was destroyed in the Richmond Theatre, Decr. 26, 1811

Cannon Ball, taken from a timber of the starboard Quarter of the U. S. Ship Constitution

A Spur, Chain, & Button, found among the Ruins of the Theatre at Richmond Virginia

A piece of an Oak tree in which is inclosed a lead bullet, which was shot in 1755

Fragments of the Timber of the U.S. Brig Boxer

A Note Issued in Pittsburgh 21st of Aug. 1815 by J. Tibbats

The whole of the book Jonah in 4 chapters, written in short hand and presented by Mr. Jennings

A consul's commission, with the signature of General Washington

A very singular and curious production of art, was found some years since in the River Delaware, at Kensington supposed to have been intended to dive to the bottom of the River, perhaps during the war