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"Schedule of the Property of Admiral John Paul Jones, as stated by him to me, this 18th of July, 1792.
"1. Bank stock in the Bank of North America, at Philadelphia, six thousand dollars, with sundry dividends.
"2. Loan-Office certificate left with my friend Mr. Ross, of Philadelphia, for two thousand dollars, at par, with great arrearages of interest, being for ten or twelve years.
"3. Such balance as may be in the hands of my said friend John Ross, belonging to me, and sundry effects left in his care.
"4. My lands in the State of Vermont.
"5. Shares in the Ohio Company.
"6. Shares in the Indiana Company.
"7. About eighteen thousand pounds sterling due to me from Edward Bancroft, unless paid by him to Sir Robert Herries, and is then in his hands.
"8. Upward of four years of my pension due from Denmark, to be asked from the Count de Bernstorf.
"9. Arrearages of my pay from the Empress of Russia, and all my prize money.
"10. The balance due to me by the United States of America, of sundry claims in Europe, which will appear from my papers.
"This is taken from his mouth.
"Gouverneur Morris."
This property was estimated as being worth about thirty thousand dollars at the date of Jones' death.