above thirty, seven years.

"We whose names are underwritten, being chosen by the town to see
the disposal of the Indians now in town, we agree that Roger
Williams, N. Waterman, T. Fenner, H. Ashton, J. Morey, D. Abbot, J.
Olney, V. Whitman, J. Whipple, sen., E. Pray, J. Pray, J. Angell,
Jas. Angell, T. Arnold, A. Man, T. Field, E. Bennett, T. Clemence,
W. Lancaster, W. Hopkins, W. Hawkins, W. Harris, Z. Field, S.
Winsor, and Capt. Fenner, shall each have a whole share in the
product. I. Woodward and R. Pray, three-fourths of a share each. J.
Smith, E. Smith, S. Whipple, N. Whipple, and T. Walling each half a
share."

Signed, "Roger Williams, Thomas Harris, sen., Thomas X Angell,
Thomas Field, John Whipple, Jr."

To gratify curiosity as to the price of Indians on those terms, the
following extracts are made from an account of sales about this
time;

"To Anthony Low, five Indians, great and small, £8.

"To James Rogers, two, for twenty bushels of Indian corn.

"To Philip Smith, two, in silver, $4 10.

"To Daniel Allen, one, in silver, $2 10.

"To C. Carr, one, twelve bushels of Indian corn.