Mr. Barclay, minister at, 130; the sheriff of, seized <iiid carried off to Mass., 778, 781 ; papers relating to, 869 ; petition of the Lutherans of, for leave to bury their own dead, 871 ; Rev. Anthony Bernhardus, Lutheran minister at, 872 ; Dom. Arensius permitted to officiate in, ib ; difficulties ill the Dutch church at, ib , 883; Rev. Gideon Schaets minister of, 877; the minister's house at, 879; misunderstanding between Dom. Schaets and the Lutherans of, 880; account of the cornet ihat appeared at, 882; great scarcity of grain at. &S3; early negoiiations between Dom. Dellius and the Dutch congregation of, 887; petition of the Rev. Johannes Lydius, minister of, 893, 897; state of the Rev. Mr. Barclay's missiini at, in 1710, 890; population of, in 1710, 897; the Rev. Mr. Andrews, Indian missionary arrives at. 900; proceedings of the commissioners of Indian affairs in, on his arrival, ib.; difficulties between Hendrick Hansen and the Rev. Mr. Barclay, missionary at, 903 ; a list of the inhabitants and slaves in the city and county of, in 1714, 905 ; petition for rebuilding the Dutch church of. 906; the first English church in, 907; petitions for the incorporation of the Dutch church of, 908, 910; report of council on said petitions, 911 ; order to prepare a patent for ihe incorporation of the Dutch church in, 912; schedule of lands belonging to the Dutch church of, 914 ; petition of the rector &c. of St. Peter's church in. for a charter, 917 ; Rev. Mr. Berkenmeyer, Lutheran minister at, 984; Rev. Gideon Hawley passes through, l(i34; number of houses in 175.j, tetween Schenectady and, ib.: Rev. Messrs. Barclay ami Ogilvie missionaries at, 1036;