Narrow passage from the said Lake to the Falls of Oniagara called Canaguaraghe and all along the River of Oniagara and all along the Lake Catarackqui to the Creek called Sodoms belonging to the Senekes & from Sodoms to the Hill called Tegerhunkserode belonging to the Cayouges and from Tegerhunckserode to the Creek called Caynunghage belonging to the Onnondages All the said Land being of the Breadth of sixty English miles as aforesaid.

All the way from the aforesaid Lakes or Rivers directly into the Country and thereby including all the Castles of the aforesaid Three Nations

with all the Rivers, Creeks & Lakes within the said Limits to be protected and defended by his said Majesty his Heirs and Successors for ever to and for Our Use our Heirs and Successors & the said

Three Nations. In Testimony Whereof We have hereunto set our Marks and affixed our Seals in the City of Albany this Fourteenth Day of September in the Thirteenth year of His Majesty's Reign Anno Domini 1726.

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II D E X Accountant General, salary of the, in 1693, 199. Algonquins the, the most warlike and polished of the Indian nations, 18. Admiralty, the Court of, in 1698, 60 in 1693, 202. Albanel, Rev. Father, accompanies the French expe- Allainville, Seigniory of, 347, et seq., 373, 375. Amboy, inconvenience of making a port of entry of, 98. dition against the Mohawks, 49. Albany, a delegation from the town of, meets the French Amersfort, (see Flatlands.) at Schenectady, 50; description of the Garrison at, Anabaptists, 62, 116. 51 ; fort at 60; intelligence from the Indian coun- Andaraque, proceedings of the French at the Mohawk try received at, 91; description of the fort at, in fort of, 53. town of, declared by the law officers of Andastogues, conquered by the Iroquois and the Eng1686, 96 ;