Purchase by Messrs Phelps and Gorham in western New-York, extent of the, 1121

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Quaker's settlement, early, in western New-York, 1107, 1115, 1132.

Queen's county, records of, ordered to be recovered, 59; Leisler's writ for

the election of a representative for,

282; early rate lists of the several towns in, (see Long Island.)

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Ramsay, a trader on Lake Erie, excesses committed by one, 994.

Rate lists of the several towns on Long Island from 1675 to 1683, 994.

Reasons, Leislei-'s, for resisting Ingoldesby, 328.

Rebels in Queen's county, proclamation against, 307; Major Milborne sent against, 309.

Refugees fi-om Schenectady, names of the 199.

Reply of John Fitch to James Rumsey,

Rejiort of the Board of Trade on the Pennsylvania petition, 772; on Rumsev, Fitch and Voight's inventions, 1084, 1092.

Representatives, order for the election of, throughout the province of New- York, 73; new, ordered for Queen's county, 282; and New-York, Westchester and Albany, 283.

Resolutions of the New-York House of Representatives against Leisler and his party 300.

Revolution at New-York in 1689, depositions regarding the, 397.

Riot in New-York against Leisler, 263, 268; against the Stamps, 823.

Rivers in western New- York, 1130, 1177.

Rivington, James, 806.

Rochester, (Ulster county,) attacked by Indians, 764.

Rogers, JMajor, designs of, on the western country, 883.

Route from Albany to the Genesee country, 1165; from Geneva to Niagara, ib.

Rum keeps the Indians poor, 592; the Indians complain of the sale among them of, 627, 976; excuse of the English for selling, at Oswego, 640.