[40:A] Percy's Narrative. [41:A] Stith, 46. [43:A] Smith, i. 153; Newes from Virginia; Anderson's History of the Colonial Church, i. 217. [45:A] Newes from Va., 7. [48:A] Smith, ii. 30. In Newes from Va., Smith calls her "a child of ten years old." This was a mistake. [48:B] Stith, 53; Newes from Virginia, 11. [49:A] Anderson's History of the Colonial Church, i. 221, referring to Wingfield's MS. Journal. [49:B] List of the first planters, Smith, i. 153. [51:A] Purchas, iv. 1710, cited in Anderson's History Col. Church, i. 222. [51:B] Hawks' Contributions, 22. [52:A] Captain John Smith's "Advertisements for the Unexperienced Planters of New England, or anywhere," etc. A rare pamphlet, written at the house of Sir Humphrey Mildmay, in the Parish of Danbery, Essex County, England, dedicated to the excellent Archbishop Abbot, and published in 1631. Cited in Anderson's History of Col. Church, ii. 747. [53:A] Grahame's Col. Hist. U. S., Amer. ed., i. 28, in note. [54:A] Smith, i. 170. CHAPTER IV. 1608. Smith's First Exploring Voyage up the Chesapeake Bay--Smith's Isles--Accomac--Tangier Islands--Wighcocomoco--Watkins' Point--Keale's Hill--Point Ployer--Watts' Islands--Cuskarawaok River--The Patapsco--Potomac--Quiyough--Stingray Island--Smith returns to Jamestown--His Second Voyage up Chesapeake Bay-- The Massawomeks--The Indians on the River Tockwogh-- Sasquesahannocks--Peregrine's Mount--Willoughby River--The Patuxent--The Rappahannock--The Pianketank--Elizabeth River-- Nansemond River--Return to Jamestown--The Hudson River Discovered--Smith, President--Affairs at Jamestown--Newport arrives with Second Supply--His Instructions--The First English Women in Virginia--Smith visits Werowocomoco-- Entertained by Pocahontas--His Interview with Powhatan-- Coronation of Powhatan--Newport Explores the Monacan Country-- Smith's Discipline--Affairs at Jamestown--Newport's Return-- Smith's Letter to the Council--The First Marriage in Virginia-- Smith again visits Powhatan.