5. _Ottawas._--On the river Ottawa, in the islands of Lake Superior. Northern part of Michigan, Closely allied to the Proper Algonkins. 6. _Montagnards_, _Mountaineers._--The French name and its translation, of the name of the tribes between Montreal and the mouth of the St. Lawrence. 7. _Scoffis_--_Nascopies_.--The Algonkins of Labrador. Conterminous with the Eskimo. 8. _Sheshatapoosh._--Ditto. 9. _Abenakis._--In the state of Maine, in the valley of the Kennebec. 10. _Etchemin._---From whom the state of Maine, took its name. A tribe of these occupy the valley of the St John's River, in New Brunswick. 11. _Passamaquoddy._--Maine. A branch of the Etchemin. 12. _Micmacs._--New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Cape Breton, parts of Labrador and Newfoundland. 13. _Penobscot._--Maine. 14. _Messisaugis._--North of Lake Ontario, at its junction with the St. Lawrence. 15, 16. _Pequod and Mohicans._--Extinct. In 1674, in Connecticut. 17. _Narraganset._--Extinct. In 1674, in Rhode Island. 18. _Massachusetts._--Extinct. In 1674, in the state so called. 19, 20, 21, 22, 23.--_The Pawkunnawkuts_ (_or Wampanoag_), _the Pawtucket_, _the Pennakuk_, _the Nipmuk_, _the Montaug_.--Extinct. In 1674, in Long Island. The language of these Indians is represented by Jonathan Edwards' Grammar of the Mohican, and by Eliot's translation of the Bible. 24. _Lenni-Lenapi or Delawares._--Three tribes, _a._ the Unami, or Turtle. _b._ The Minsi or Wolf. _c._ The Unalachtigo, or Turkey. 25. _The Monakans_(?)--Extinct. Virginia, one day's journey beyond the Falls, at Richmond. People of the high country as opposed to the Powhattans of the low--said to build stone houses. The Indians of Virginia, especially the Powhattans, will be noticed in the sequel as affording a measure of the civilization of the Algonkins. 26. _The Pamticoes_ (_Pamticoughs_).--South Carolina. This is the southernmost limit of the Eastern Algonkins. The list is now continued from the south-eastern boundary of the Ojibways, and from the parts south of Lake Superior, and west of Lake Michigan. 27. _The Menomeni._--Due south of Lake Superior, from which they are separated by the Ojibways. 28, 29. The _Sauks_=_white-clay_ and the _Ottogami_=_foxes_. These last are also called _Musqkuakuik_=_red-clay_. 30. _The Kickapoos._--Southern part of Illinois. Closely allied to the Sauks and Foxes. 31. _The Potawotomi._--South of Lake Michigan. 32. _The Shawno._--The most south of the Western Algonkins, being south of the Ohio, in the state of Kentucky. Now removed to the west of the Mississippi, to a reserve immediately south of that of the Delawares. 33, 34, 35, 36, 37.--Illinois Indians=the Miami, Piankeshaws, Kaskkaias(?)[121], Cabokias, Tamaronas, Peorias, and Mitchigami.