British - Carolina Indian Trade Goods pt. 2

Invoyce of a cargo of Indian trading goods of abt. One thousand pounds ster. Value, and must be sorted in proportion ffor a greater or less value.

    40 pieces of double striped blew strouds

    20 pieces ditto red

    30 pieces of striped duffiles each about 15 Blanketts

    20 pieces of Blew ditto

    10 pieces of red ditto

    100 Indian trading guns

    10000 flints

    30 barrels Of Powder

    30 lbs (?) ball

    100 pieces of white ozenbriggs

    60 lbs. Vermillion

    8 gross Bowdy Caddass (?)

    20 pr. Kerseys

    100 lbs of beads

    1000 lbs Brass Kittles

    5 doz.  2⁸ hatts

    12 doz. white tensy lard (?)

    12 doz. yellow tensy lard (?)

    24 doz. Chopper (copper) buttons

    20 doz. Small looking glasses

    6 doz. of brown, red and blew thread

    4 thousand needled large size

    40 gross tobacco pipes

    10 doz. Broad howes

    10 doz small Indian hatchets

    12 prs. Of Pistolls

    2 Barrels of Cutlary ware abt. 20 lbs. value

    10 doz. Symeters

    10 doz.  Kerting necloathes

    10 doz small (illegible) boxes

The following list is shown in a box on the side of the above list:

    The usuall presents made to the head men of the Indians are compleat suits of cloathes ffrom  
    head to ffoot

    They value Black trim’d w/ white
    Red trim’d w/ tensy
    Blew trim’d w/ tensy

    Their attendants have shirts, fflapps & stroud matchcoats

    The women either course calico gowns and Petticoats or striped fflannel w/ smocks etc.

    Some time they present the warriors w/ a better gun & cutlass than ordinary.
    They are not easily contented if by importunity they ffind they can get more, soe it must be to
    discretion.

    Their trade consists in Buck skins & a few ffurrs;