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DrEPARTMENT OF Crown JANDs,

Entered in Letters Received No. 19, P. 248.
Noy. 20th, 1862.

ProvinciAL REGISsTRAR’S OFFICE,
~Quesec, 28th November, 1862.

I hereby certify that this surrender has been duly entered on the records of this
office in Lib. C. S. Surrenders to the Crown, Folio 228. |

WM. KEND oe
Deputy Registrar of the Province.

No. 95.

At a General Council held on the Chippewa Reserve at Carrodoe on the 26th
day of September, 1862, it was agreed between the Chiefs and Principal Men of the
Chippewa and Munsee Bands and the Chief Superintendent of Indian Affairs, to sur-
render for the purpose of being sold for their benefit, all the oak, elm, rock and
walnut timber, suitable for staves or square timber now standing within the limits
of the said reserve, in the manner and on the terms hereunto attached.

One half of the bonus obtained at the sale of the timber to be distributed among
the band as soon after it is received as possible.

The remainder of the bonus and sum realized to be invested for the benefit of.
the said band and the interest distributed half yeariy. |

The dues to be paid on the timber in addition to the bonus, to be the same as
collected on Government timber at Quebec.

Ix Witness Wuereor, we, the Chiefs and Principa] Men, have hereunto set our
hands and totems the day and year above mentioned on behalf of our band.

This arrangement was entered into fy aieeeeae his
and concurred in by all the In- 2 - ie
dians present in Council, now niatl
being over seventy persons. Capt. THOMAS, x

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mark.
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JOHN WAMPUM,

Terms on which the oak, elm, and walnut timber on the Carradoc Reserve shall
be sold. :
The reserve to be divided into two blocks, as nearly equal as possible, to be
offered at public auction at London on the 22nd October.
To be awarded to the party who will give the largest bonus for the privilege.
The dues payable to be the same as is exacted at Quebec, on timber cut on Crown
Lands.
Mcuncey Town, September 26th, 1862.

No. 96.

Kxow ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that we, John Natty and Frederick Fisher,
Chiefs of the Band of Chippewa Indians, of the Township of Anderdon, in the