At the same time that we state this as what we think will be a liberal compensation to M. Lotbiniere, we should have been glad to have informed

your Lordships that he had acquiesced in the

same sentiments but as he has declined giving his attendance at Our Board though invited thereto we submit the whole to your Lordships with this observation that if M. Lotbiniere shall not think proper to accept the proposed compensation it will then remain for him to pursue his claim or Claims

by due Course of Law in such manner as he shall be advised.

We are my Lords your Lordships Most obedient and humble servants SOAME JENYNS

W. Jalliffe Whitshed Keene C. F. Greville.

Whitehall Feb. 13, 1776

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To all to whom, These presents shall come or may concern.

We the Sachems & Chiefs of the Six

Confederate Nations, & of the Shawaneese, Delawares, Mingoes of Ohio & other Dependant Tribes on behalf of ourselves & of the rest of our Several Nations the Chiefs & Warriors of whom are now here convened, by Sir William Johnson Baronet His Majesty's Superintendent of our affairs send Greeting.