s were offered
the Indians for apprehending them. A negro slave was valued at four
thousand five hundred pounds of tobacco; an Indian slave at three
thousand pounds of tobacco.

FOOTNOTES:

[263:A] Hening, ii. 188.

[263:B] Ibid., ii. 204.

[263:C] Beverley, B. i. 61.

[264:A] Evelyn's Diary, i. 391.

[265:A] Beverley, B. i. 63.

[266:A] Pepys' Diary, ii.

[266:B] Diary, ii. 17.

[266:C] The commissioners appointed to treat with Maryland and Carolina
on this subject were, of the council, Thomas Ludwell, Esq., secretary of
Virginia, Major-General Robert Smith, and Major-General Richard Bennet;
and of the burgesses, Robert Wynne, speaker, Colonel Nich. Spencer,
Captain Daniel Parke, Captain Joseph Bridger, Captain Peter Jennings,
and Mr. Thomas Ballard.

[268:A] The tributary Indians of Virginia at this period were, in

Bowmen, or Hunters.
Nansemond County 45

Surrey County { Powchay-icks 30
{ Weyenoakes 15
{ Men Heyricks 50

Charles City County { Nottoways, two towns 90
{ Appamattox 50

Henrico County { Manachees 30
{ Powhites 10

{ Pamunkeys 50
{ Chickahominies 60
New Kent County { Mattaponeys 20
{ Rappahannocks 30
{ Totas-Chees 40

Gloucester Chiskoyackes 15

{ Portobaccoes 60
Rappahanock { Nanzcattico }
{ Mattehatique } 50

Northumberland Co. Wickacomico 70

Westmoreland County Appomattox 10
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Total 725

[269:A] Beverley, B. i. 64.

[269:B] P. W. Leland, in Hist. Mag., iii. 41.

[269:C] Jefferson's Notes on Virginia, 97; Hening, ii. 274.

[270:A] Writings of Jefferson, i. 405.

[270:B] Hening, ii. 289.

CHAPTER XXX.

1670-1671.

Governor Berkley's Reply to Inquiries of the Lords Commissioners
of Plantations--Government of Virginia--Mil