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ADDITIONAL DONATIONS RECEIVED FROM MR. MORGAN, 

 December 8, 1848. 



44. Fragment of an Indian pipe. Monroe county. 



45. A-se-qua-tah, or Clay pipe, taken from a Seneca burial place near 



Lima, Livingston county, 184S. 



46. Arrow-head. Mendon, Monroe county. 



47. Arrow-head. Mendon, Monroe county. 



48. Areow-head of copper. Bend of the Honeoye creek, Monroe co. 



49. Part of a gun-barrel, from an Indian burying ground, Ball farm, 



Monroe county. 



BY PURCHASE OF WILLIAM H. C. HOSMER, OF AVON (LIVINGS- 

 TON COUNTY). 



1. Indian arrow-heads (6), picked up in ploughed fields in the vicinity 



of Avon. 



2. Indian arrow-heads of small size, used by Indian boys in killing- 



birds and inferior game (9). These arrows were inserted 

 into the split end of tough wooden shafts, and fastened at 

 the notches with ligatures of sinew or string bark. 



3. Indian arrow-heads (4), found on a plain near Fort Niagara, and 



of greater antiquity than those of flint formation. 



4. Indian arrow-heads (2), found on the farm of Timothy Hosmer, in 



the town of Porter, Niagara county, near the Lake shore ; 

 one of them curiously twisted. 



5. A hatchet-shaped flint, obtained from Col. Jewett of Lockport. 



6. Broken arrow-heads. 



7. Stone deerskin-dressers, found on the farm of Mr. Hurlburt, in 



the northeast part of the town of Avon. 



8. Stone deerskin-dresser, found on the farm of Jeptha Wilber, Avon. 



9. Stone deerskin-dresser, found on the farm of James Wadsworth, 



near Borley's mill in the bend of the Conesus outlet, town 

 of Livonia, Livingston county. The place where they were 

 ^ found was called " Fort Hill " by the early settlers ; and 



mound, trench and gateway were visible in the memory of 

 men now living. 



10. Stone pestle, used in pounding maize ; found on the farm of J. 

 Wilber, Avon. 



