Aberginians (Algonquins of the St. Lawrence, probably).

"The Chippewa, like the Algonquin of old, is the common language of business among the Indians, and is as necessary among them as the French is in the courts of Europe.

An exclamation of the Algonquins in passing dangerous rocky shores in their canoes, when the current is strong.

There are Iroquois at the Sault and the mountain, Hurons at Lorette, and Algonquins along the whole river cotes from Tadousac in the East to Sault la Marie, and even the great plains of the Dakotas, who have all taken the cross as their token.

Narragansetts (a tribe of the N.E. Algonquins with dialectic peculiarities).