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 1      I,  II |         of the United States. [*1] When this cession has taken
 2      I,  II |         Clure be practicable. [*1 Captain Craventy’s prophecy
 3      I,  II |   Beavers . . . . . . . . . . . 1,074~ ~  Skins and young
 4      I,  II |     Badgers,. . . . . . . . . . 1,069~ ~ Bears,. . . . . . . . . . .
 5      I,  II |     Wolverines, . . . . . . . . 1,571~ ~Such figures ought
 6      I,  IV |      half a pound of powder,~~~~1 “~~~~~~“ four pounds of
 7      I,  IV |         four pounds of shot,~~~~1 “~~~~~~“ one axe,~~~~1 “~~~~~~“
 8      I,  IV |          1 “~~~~~~“ one axe,~~~~1 “~~~~~~“ six knives,~~~~
 9      I,  IV |                  six knives,~~~~1 “~~~~~~“ one pound of glass
10      I,  IV |        pound of glass beads,~~~~1 “~~~~~~“ one laced coat,~~~~
11      I,  IV |        one pound of tobacco,~~~~1 “~~~~~~“ one box of powder,~~~~
12      I,  IV |           one box of powder,~~~~1 “~~~~~~“ one comb and one
13      I,  IV |       of the whole party:—~  ~~~1. Lieutenant Jaspar Hobson.~~~~
14     II,  XIX| proceeding had two advantages:—~1. The carpenter would be