, nish new lists for magistrates, 966; considers it is preferable that the Indians should cut each other's throats than those of the traders, 968; assembles an Indian congress, 971 ; communicates the result to the British government, 973; resolves to resist the attempt of the legatees of Sir P. Warren, to obtain the amount of the legacies from him, 979; communicates to Lord Hillsborough the result of the Indian congress at Sciota, 981, 990; holds another congress with the Six Nation , 985; pacifies the Mississage, 995; speech of, in reply to the Si. Natiiins, Um-, death of, 1004, 1007; last speech of, to the Indians, 1005 • missing MSS. of, 1008.

Jones, William, letter from Jacob Leislcr to, on the Revolution ot l(i89, 7.

Journal of Capt. John Schuyler's expedition into Canada, 285; of Indian transactions at Niagara, 1767, 868.

Journey in the year 1792 from Albany to Niagara, description of a, 1106; to the Genesee coun+ry, 1131.

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Kayaderosseras, location of, 574; the Mohawks complain that the whites have taken possession of, ib. ; the Indians renew their complaints against the patent of, 810, 881 ; statement of the differences regarding, 905.

Ivierstede, Lucas, ordered arrested, 263.

JCinderhook, the people of, invited to repair to Albany to receive liberties and privileges, 119.

King, Thomas, an Indian chief, death of, 989: his proceedings at Sciota, 990,

King's birthday, rejoicings in New

York on the, 41. Kingston, Ulster county, letters from

230, 231, 234. Kirkland, Rev. Mr., missionary to the