2 Scythes @ 6s., 2 pick axes @ 5s. 1. 4.0
7 Chains 4.10.0
1 Beetle 1s. 6d., 2 Wedges 3s. 4.6
160 Hogsheads Lime stone at ye Kiln @ 5s. 4d. 42.13.4
50 Hogsheads at the Quarry dug @ 1s. 2.10.0
50 Cords wood at Kiln @ 3s. 6d. 8.15.0
80 Cords wood in ye Woods & 1s. 6d. 7. 6.8
Wire 60s., Spruce Logs at the Water 80s. 7. 0.0
84 Pine logs at the falls worth 22. 8.0
119 Pine logs scattered in ye River @ 3s. 17. 7.0
8 Oxen worth at St. John 60. 0.0
3 Cows 14. 8.0
1 Pair 3 year old steers 9. 0.0
1 Bull 54s., 1 do. 30s. 4. 4.0
6 Sheep @ 18s., 7 Hogs @ 16s. 11. 0.0
1 Burch Canoe 1. 0.0
2 Carpenter's adzes @ 7s., 2 drills @ 6s. 1. 0.0
4 Pairs Snow Shoes @ 7s. 6d. 1.10.0
2 Steel plated handsaws @ 8s. 16.0
1 Set mill irons 7. 0.0
2M Staves shaved and joined 4.16.0
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L451. 4.10

There is also an inventory of the goods in the company's store at this
time, which were valued at L613. The goods were such as were needed by
the white settlers up the river as well as for the Indian trade. There
was quite a varied assortment, yet the many deficiencies indicate the
simplicity of living then in vogue.

The list of household goods and chattels, the property of Simonds and
White, was a very meagre one indeed. The more common and necessary
articles of furniture such as bedsteads, tables, benches, etc., were
probably manufactured on the premises by means of the carpenter's axe,
adze, hammer and saw. In addition they had a small supply of bedding,
6 camp chairs, 1 desk, 1 writing desk, 1 lamp, 4 iron candlesticks, 1
ink stand.

Dishes--4 pewter plates, 2 pewter platters, 2 pewter porringers, 2
metal teapots, 8 stone plates, 1 stone platter, 1 stone jug, 1 earthen
teapo