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[306] Mémoires et Documents Relatifs à l’Histoire du Canada, published by the Montreal Historical Society, pp. 8–9. Records following that time show Pawnee slaves still in existence down to 1827, Wisconsin Historical Society Collections, vii, pp. 158, 177, 179; xi, p. 393; xii, p. 94; Nova Scotia Historical Society Collections, 1896–1898, x, p. 3. In the Niagara Herald several advertisements are found relating to Indian slaves. One of August 25, 1802, forbids all persons harboring a runaway Indian slave. So in the Gazette and Oracle, early in the nineteenth century, advertisements refer to Indian slaves or “Pawnees.”