Board of Trade on, 373. Louis XIV., instructions of, to M. de la Barre, regarding the Indians, 65, 72; to his Minister at London, to prevail on the Duke of York to order his Gov. at N. Y. not to supply the Indians with arms, ib.; directs the Iroquois prisoners to be sent to the galleys, 73; all things said to be possible to, 132; approves of the proposed attack on the Senecas, 143 repeats

tady, 192, et seq.

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Le Moyne, Father Simon, voyage of, to Onondaga, 29; speeches of, to the Indians, 30, 31 recovers Father Brebouf's bible, 33 discovers the salt springs, 34 notice returns to Quebec, 35, 36, 38 of the death of, 46 Sieui', sent to Onondaga, 75 ;

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;

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;

his orders for the transmission of the Iroquois to the

;

French galleys,

result of his negotiations, 76, et seq. Lespinart, Antoine, communicates Gov.

Dongan's

nac relative

ib.;

to the

instructions to Count Fronteconquest of New- York, 183.

M. rive at Albany from, 488.

Mamaroneck, names of the militia officers of, in 1700,

number of the Provincial, in 1678, 60 in Manaudiere, La, deed of sale of the Seigniory of, 1687,96; in 1693, 203; in 1700, 227; in 1716 and 1720, 469. 363 location of, 364, 365. Manufactures of N. York, papers on the trade and, 483. Milet, Rev. Father, missionary among the Oneidas, Map, an Italian, of New Netherland, (faces Title ;) of 74; retires from that mission, 85 at Catarakoui, 125 at Fort Niagara, 168. the Province and harbor of New- York, sent to England, 101, 102; early, of the Susquehanah river Ministers, the several sorts of, in the city of NewYork, in 1687, 116 the King's natural born submentioned, 260; of the south side of the Mohawk jects disinclined to pay their, 117; of the Dutch river, 274; showing situations of Forts Bull and Church, list of the, 406.