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JAMES Davipson, Hospital Staff, OSENEGO, (totem) [L.S.]
Davin Price, Interpreter. ACHETON, (totem) ° [L.8.] a
PATEQUAN, (totem) [eat ae one
WABAKAGEGO, (totem) i Ae
A.

We do hereby certify that the following goods were delivered in our presence to
the Mississagua Nation, subscribers to the within deed, being the consideration therein
mentioned, viz. :—

Amount
Articles. (Quantity. in Province
Currency.
£8, a,
Ball and shot... ....... |Nineteen hundred weight : 14 ewt. at 54s. 6d., 5 cwt. at 5@s..... 523. ©
Blankets of 1 point fn Thirty-one pairs at 10s. Gd: per pair). 200) eee 1g 5 <6
" Bh ety ties Thirty- six pairsiatiiis, 10d. per pair: % gees. aan eo 21 6 0
" 2 . ... . |Thirty-nine pairs at 14s. per pair........ nigeuiatvard biel» hh At,..6,. 0.
" 2 ou «.. .* Seventy pairs at 20s. 3d) per pair... CO 17%
t 3 ou ....,Bifty-two pairs at 298) Tid? per! pains) e) cae eee eee 7715 8
OO ee ARES .|Seventeen pieces, 306 yds. at 53s. per piece... ... .............- 45 1 0
RUMDASEA ORD Sa ce ea cas cas .. .|Three hundred and fifteen yds. at 3s. 10d. Det YO... 7) oc ae 6) 7.6
Gleth, broad? Like Forty-nine yards : 24 yds. ia 14s., 25 yds. “ 17s. 6d. per yd ee 1 ae 13s G
hee eee: One thousands i.6..4....04) 64). s \Sieleshe Pe ee 019 7
Guns, common,......... Fifty-two.at 28s, eachs. «sca: ws ont) ee eee 72 16 0
ie SINGLES: 2 ee WHIPMteeM wo OOS, GACH. sue a. ace ee oe PO 50 8 0
ih, WEG S.o 28 eaten. Sixteen ab 77s; eaehs.. 03 G28 Re. ee eee 6112 0
Gunpowder............. Three hundred and seventy- -five pounds at 203s. Beh barrel...... 38 1 3
FAMERS, Piste sols Se wixty-three at 4s. 9d. each.c%....) 5 7 eee es - 1419 3
LP ARTA LANCET ES ER Fifteen at.10s. 3d.each.:.. ......... SARIS 2 DRE en 8809
Hooks, fishing.......... seven gross.at.Os; Sd. pergross.r: ose eee we 2 eee 149s 8
®landkerchiefs, silk.. ...|lour dozen at-50s, per dozen... :.. | 54.4 ee 10 0 U
EIGes ee ceak Petes .|Two hundred at 2s. Gd) each” 7<< =) 2, eee. 1 250-0
Harrow pins... ........ Thirteen, 654 lbsyati8$d) perlby;.o 7 Seeeee eae eee 2 6 23
Kettles, brass........ . |Two hundred ei ghty aud three-quarter lb. at 3s. 6d............. ae Sais
Knives, butcher’s........ One and a half gross at 50s. per gross. ............... pate 3" 315 0
Sarees. eg ILLES .. .|Two hundred and fifty-four yds. at 2s. 10d. per yd... . ........ 5 ASPIO US
Looking glasses. ........ Seven.doz..at.ds.. 7ds per, doz..t... sian ae Liebe di £Ot J,
S11 peal i Oi ae Nine pieces, 270 yds,, at Sls. per piece... oe. «ee 30. 9, U
Ploughshare, Coulter
hook and swivel. ........|One, 374 lb..at, 74d.) perlb:... 25.55. 2 eee eee 1 Sarak
ADDON 2.3 coi ce Fifty- two pieces, 18 yds. each, 22 pes. at 8s. 10d., 30 at 9s. 10d.
PIECE. ee Oe 24 9 4
Serge, embossed. .......|Two bundred and ninety-seven yds. 2s. 5d. per yd......... ... “Sp AY OS
SCL | Se ae Pe aa Ae Fifteen pieces, 3314 yds., at 109s. per piece...............-.--- as 8115.0
Spee HEE? Jon es ene Five gross at 5s. 7 d. Der ST0S8S .”. 2.0) eee Ge) seg eee cba GES
Scissors... .. .....+..)9even and a half doz."at 8s.4ul per dozi 7 Beye. ype. eeeener eur at 6
Tobacco, carrot.......... Four, hundred and ,eighty-six,lb, atid. perdlbs. 7.55 25 5 6
LE aie sos, |Hive lb, at-os,.7@eper los, =. he ag = Soataogs ee Gat
Vermillion...... ...... |Twenty-two lb. at 48 11d. per 1b. ED aaa a Ge: Bey
Amounting in the whole to one thousand pounds, 9 shillings
and one penny three farthings, Province currency ....... £1,000 9 13

RIveR CREDIT, September, 1806.
D. CAMERON,
. Donatp MacLean,
Gro. R. Fercuson, Capt. Canadian Regiment,
Wm. L. Crowrner, Lieut. List Regument,
JAMES Davipson, Hospital Staff.

Commissioners on behalf of the Province,

FRANCIS GORE, No. 15.
Lneutenant-Governor.

PROVINCE OF UPPER CANADA.

GrorcE THE TuirD, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith.

To all to whom these presents shall come,—GREETING : ,
Know Ye, that We, of Our special grace, certain knowledge and mere motion,

have given and granted and by these presents do give and grant unto Catherine

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Claus, of the Town of Niagara, in the County of Lincoln, in the District of Niagara,
wife of Colonel William Claus, Deputy Superintendent General of Indian Affairs,
her heirs and assigns forever : All that parcel or tract of land situate in the Town-
ship of Hawkesbury (Kastern Division), in the County of Prescott, in the Eastern
District, in our said Province, containing by admeasurement one thousand two hun-
‘dred acres, be the same more or less, being Lots Number Thirteen, Fourteen, Fifteen,
Sixteen, Eighteen and Twenty in the Third Concession of the said Township of
Hawkesbury (Eastern Division), together with all the woods and waters thereon lying
and being under the reservations, limitations and conditions hereinafter expressed ;
which said one thousand two hundred acres of land are butted and bounded, or may
be otherwise known as follows ; that is to say :—

Commencing in front of the said concession at the north-east angle of each of
the said lots respectively ; then south twenty-five degrees west one hundred and
five chains, twenty-seven links, more or less, to the allowance for road in the rear of
the said concession ; then north sixty-five degrees west nineteen chains more
or less, to the western limit in each lot ; then north twenty-five degrees east one
hundred and five chains twenty-seven links, more or less, to the allowance for road
in front of the said concession ; then south sixty-five degrees east nineteen chains,
more or less, to the place of beginning in each lot.

To have and to hold the said parcel or tract of land hereby given and
granted to her the said Catherine Claus, her heirs and assigns forever ; saving
nevertheless to Us, Our heirs and successors, all mines of gold, silver, copper, tin,
lead, iron and coal that shall or may be hereafter found on any part of the said
pareel or tract of land hereby given and granted as aforesaid ; and saving and
reserving to Us, Our heirs and successors, al] white pine trees, that shall, or may now,
or hereafter grow, or be growing, on any part of the said parcel or tract of land
hereby granted as aforesaid.

Provided always, that no part of the parcel or tract of land hereby given and
granted to the said Catherine Claus and her heirs be within any reservation hereto-
fore made, and marked for us, our heirs and successors by Our Surveyor General of

_ Woods, or his lawful deputy, in which case this our grant for such part of the land

hereby given and granted to the said Catherine Claus, and her heirs forever as afore-
sa’d, and which shall, upon a survey thereof being made, be found within any such
reservation, shall be null and void, and of none effect, anything herein contained to
the contrary notwithstanding.

Provided also, that the said Catherine Claus, her heirs or assigns, shall and do
within three years erect and build, ‘or cause to be erected and built in and upvon some
pact of the said parcel or tract of land a good and suflicient dwelling-house (she the
said Catherine Claus or her assigns not having built, or not being in her or their
own right lawfully possessed of an house in our said Province) and be therein, or
cause some person to be therein resident for and during the space of one year, thence
next ensuing the building of the same.

Provided also, that if at any time, or times hereafter, the land so hereby given
and granted to the said Catherine Claus and her heirs shal] come inw the possession
and tenure of any person or persons whomsoever, either by virtue of any deed of sale,
conveyance, enfeoffment, or exchange, or by gift, inheritance, descent, devise, or
marriage, such person or persons shall within twelve months next after his, her, or
their entry into, and possession of the same, take the oaths prescribed by law, before
some one of the magistrates of our said Province, and a certificate of such oaths
having been so taken shall cause to be recorded in the Secretary’s office of the said
Province.

In default of all, or any of which conditions, limitations, and restrictions, this
said grant, and everything herein contained, shall be and we hereby declare the same
to be null and void, to all intents and purposes whatsoever, and the land hereby
granted, and every part and parcel thereof, shall revert to, and become vested in us,
our heirs and successors, in like manner as if the same had never been granted, any-

Pe thing herein contained to the contrary in anywise notwithstanding.

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— a ee Se ~ $< |_————

And whereas, by an Act of the Parliament of Great Britain, passed in the thirty- ;
first year of His Majesty’s reign, intituled “ An Act to repeal certain parts of an Act ~
passed in the fourteenth year of His Majesty’s reign, intituled ‘An Act for making
more effectual provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec in North
America, and to make further provision for the Government of the said Province,’”
it is declared “ That no grant of lands hereafter made shall be valid or effectual unless
“the same shall contain a specification of the lands to be allotted and appropriated
“solely to the maintenance of a Protestant clergy within the said Provinee,” in res-
pect of the lands to be'thereby granted. Now, Know ye, that we have caused an allot-
ment or appropriatoin of one hundred and seventy-one acres and three-sevenths to be
made in lot number ten in the seventh concession of the said Township of Hawkes-
bury (Western Division).

Given under the great seal of our Province of Upper Canada. Witness, Our
trusty and well-beloved Francis Gore, Esquire, our Lieutenant Governor of our said
Province, this fourteenth day of November, in the year of Our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and nine and fiftieth of our reign. Br Ge

By command of His Excelleney in Council.

WM. JARVIS, Secretary.

WituiaAM Firru, Attorney General.

Entered with the Auditor, 20th November, 1809.

PP SELES
Auditor General.

IN OL a6!

Tuts INDENTURE made the seventeenth day of November, in the year of Our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifteen, between Kinaybicoinini, Aisaince and Mis-
quuckkey, the Principal Chiefs of the Chippawa Nation of Indians, on behalf of
themselves and their Nation of the one part, and His Majesty George the Third, by
the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King, De-
fender of the Faith, of the other part, Witnesseth: that the said Kinaybicoinini,
Aisaince and Misquuckkey, in consideration of five shillings apiece of lawful money
of Upper Canada to them in hand paid by His Majesty at or before the ensealing
and delivery of these presents, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, and for
other good causes and considerations them the said Kinaybicoinini, Aisaince and Mis-
quuckkey hereunto specially moving have bargained and sold and by these
presents do and each of them doth bargain and sell unto His said Majesty, his
heirs and successors, all that parcel or tract of land situate and lying between
Kempenfelt Bay upon Lake Simcoe and the Lake Huron, in the Home District of
the Province of Upper Canada, and containing by estimation two hundred and fifty
thousand acres of land, be the same more or less, which said two hundred and fifty
thousand acres of land are butted and bounded or may be otherwise known as follows,
that is to say: Commencing on the north shore of Kempenfelt Bay on Lake
Simcoe where a stone boundary is to be fixed at the distance of twenty chains on a
course north eighty-one degrees west or thereabouts, from the base of a point called
Sand Point projecting itself about, five chains and a half into the said bay ;
then from the said stone boundary north forty degrees west thirty-six miles and 2
quarter, more or less, to Lake Huron; then along the shore of the said lake and
following the several turnings and windings of the same around sundry points of
land and bays to the bottom of a bay called Nottawaysague Bay, being the north-
western angle of the Penetangushine purchase in the year one thousand seven hun-
dred and ninety-eight; thence along the south-western boundary of the said
purchase on a course south seventy degrees east seven miles and a half, more or
less, to a small bay called Opetequoyawsing, and being the south-easterly angle of
the said Penetangushine purchase ; thence northerly through a small strait and
along the eastern shore thereof to Gloucester or Sturgeon Bay’;. from thence