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2 Paintings by Miss Sarah Rogers executed entirely with her Mouth, being Born without the natural use of her hands and feet.

An Iron Gag, which fits round the head, from Georgia

4 maps drawn by Edward S. Lewis at the age of 12 years.

Fragments of the Collums in front of the Capital [Capitol] after the destruction of it by the British in the late War

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Papers handsomely cut by Miss Martha Ann Honeywell, who was born without hands

Spanish Spur, found on the River St. John, East Florida

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

Plaister Cast, of the Urn or Vase, which the State of Delaware presented to Cap. J. Jones, made of Silver

A specimen of very small writing

A Comb from Mexico

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

A piece of pipe from Chester County

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

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