============+==================+========+=============================+ | | Price | | Names | To Whom Sold | Sold | Where They Are | | | For | at Present | ------------+------------------+--------+-----------------------------+ Tance | | |Coteau du Lac. | Cato | | | ditto | Jack | | | ditto | Jack | | | ditto | William | | |With his Master. | Frank | | | ditto | Farry | | | ditto | Jack | | | ditto | Abraham | | | ditto | Tom[10] | | | ditto | Sam | | | ditto | Jacob a boy | | | ditto | Tanoe a boy | | | ditto | Phillis | | |With her master. | Betty | | | ditto | Jade | | | ditto | Jane | | | ditto | Hager | | | ditto | Nicholas | | |With his master. | Tom | | | ditto | Peter | | | ditto | Maria | | | ditto | ------------+------------------+--------+-----------------------------+ [10] Since dead--All these marks for Sir John Johnson Joyned him on the Mohawk. [11] Sold by a Soldier of the 8th Regt to Lieut Harkemer of the Corps of Rangers, who sold him to Ensign Sutherland of the Rl Rt N. Y. [12] Sent a Prisoner to Fort Chambly--The Indians still claim the allowance promised them by ye Commandr in Chief. JOHN JOHNSON, Lieut Col Comm. FOOTNOTES: [1] See this Treaty which was concluded at Paris, February 10, 1763 "au Nom de la Tres Sainte & indivisible Trinite, Pere, Fils & Saint Esprit"--Shortt & Doughty, _Constitutional Documents_, 1759-1791, pp. 73 sqq. [2] What we now call Lake Nipissing. [3] See the Proclamation, Shortt & Doughty, _Const. Docs._, pp. 119, sqq. [4] Per Hargrave, _arguendo_, Somerset _v._ Stewart (1772), Lofft 1, at p. 4; the speech in the State Trials Report was never actually delivered.