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Some Copper from the Navy Yard after the Conflagration

A spoon forged from a piece of Virgin (or native) Copper in its original state, without fusion

Wooden Chains, the Leaver, and Leveling Machine were presented by Judge Jones of Delaware

Fragments of Mary Dyer's gound [gown], who was executed in Boston

A Table made of the Prickly Pear Tree

Send James to Blair, Boot-maker, in Chesnut between 2d & front St. for a curious Chimney plate

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

Cob Dollar, found on Braddock's Field in the summer of 1815

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

Fragments of Wm. Penns Curtains, & Tapestry

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

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

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

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