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and forever defend, by these presents. In witness whereof, the said Pathungo huth set his hand and seal this day aud j'ear first above written.

Pathungo, his inarke. Sigued, sealed, and delivered in the presence of us, Charles Morgan, his inarke, Nicolas Haight and James Clement. Moreover, before signing and sealing hereof, the said Patbungo doth reserve, liberty for his use. such whitevood trees as shall be found suitable to make canoes of . This may certify any whom it may concern, that on the first day of Feburary, 1695-6, appeared before me, Thomas Willett, Esq., one of his Majesties' justices for the province of New York, Pathungo, the within mentioned Indian who did then and there acknowledge the within conveyance or deed of sale to be his free aud voluntary act and deed, as witness 1113- hand. Thomas Willet.

This may certify whom it may concern, that we Indians, whose names are now underwritten, do own to have received full satisfaction of the within mentioned John Harrison for all the within mentioned tract of land being butted and bounded as within specified. As witness hereof, we have hereunto set our hands aud seals this 15th day of February, in the year of our Lord God 1095-6. Betty Pathungo, her marke, Pathungo Wappatoe his marke,

EUAS JoZES PvTrtTTNOO A^KAMME, her marke,

Chbishoau PATnuN'oo, her inarke, PoitiGE, his marke.

Elaas Arc-wash, Arawaska's wifes, Hannah, her marke, Ingen. Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of James Mott, Samuel Paxmer, Joseph Hop.ton, the inarke of Akabaska.<*