Tee^ch'in Sir I^^d^ of Six Nations complaint of purchasing Lands TJ^i ■^vIsT"^^ & desire y*. certain Lands on Susquahanna might not R.cords pag jjg settled &c.

DIJ-lUl AO. i).

vi!o Records Messao;e of the Onondaga Indians to Sir W"". Johnson

f,.i. No 5 pag '^ °

205 ic ii06. about Shawa. & Delewares. & Eng. possessing Lands. ^3-347^'"'"'^ Gov"*. Morris^ Acknowledgm^ to Onondaga Indians cirphara^Pa- y^- Purchasc of Lands had occasioned much of the

De's i: Letters -i o

from Mr Pe- bloOU ?piit &<=. ;^r3 & Govt. Mcwia.

762' MANUSCRIPTS OF

Little Abraham the Mohock Sachems Speech at Lancaster to ibi''*- '^"i-T'o Giovf. Dunny explaining causes of Delewares Quarrels cSc Hostilities -- Lands purchased in Pensilvania cause of Indian Hostilities there, see examination of a woman taken Prisoner by Lillians taken before S'". W'". Johnson also Examinations of John Morris taken before Sir W'". 27 Aug*. 1757.

Teduiscung's various & warm complaints of undue purchases, at Easton last Treaty

M^. WILLIAM CORRY TO SIR W^^. JOHNSON.

As I find the Gdv courts your Friendship and offers a new Commission for Justices, and a Commission for the Court of common pleas, which I little expected in the present State of. Affairs our Domine and I beg you will make the best use of it. Name who you please for Justices and the Mayor and I will fill up the list in those places where you are not acquainted -- and Send it to you, and if you approve of them the list can go down. M*". Oglevi Spoke to M"*. Bannier about the Sheriff' &c, he told him if others better liked could be found the Gov'* was very willing to change them --