Hunter disarms the, 665 ; amount of rations and clothing distributed to the, 666; repent their misconduct, and beg Got. Hunter's pardon. 637; return of the, June, 1711, ib., 66S ; school house for the children o{ the, 668 ; proceedings of the commif^ioners appointed over the, 669, ets'.q.; names of the overseers to the, 672; volunteers from the, for the expedition against Canada, 674 ; account of three month's snbsislence of the, 676, 677 ; some of the, arrested for breaking open a store, 677 ; Gov. Ilnntt-r's scheme for employing the, 673 ; inibrmed that the government cannot any longer support then., 633; Adam Vrooman complains of t'.eir violent proceedings at Schohary. 6-37; Gen. Nicholson's statement respecting the. 706; the condition, grievances and oppressions of the. 707 ; complain of their ehiJdren having been taken from them with- ■atii their cou-scHt, and that Ihiir Jaiwr was

turned to the benefit of a private person, 703 ; petition to be located at Schoharie, ib.; garrison Albany, 709; send a delegation to the Indians to obtain leave to settle at Schoharie, 710; purchase land, ib. ; miseries suffered by the Palatines at, 711 ; delegates from the, wait on Gov. Hunter at Albany, 712; and to N. York, 713 ; third immigration of, 715 ; representation of Gov. 13nrnet rcrpeetingthe. 716 ; petition regarding the, on the manor o<" Livingston, 720; order in council thereon, 722; surveyor general's report on the settlement of the, 723 ; list of the, willing to remain on the manor, 724; report in favor of issuing letters patent to liic Germantowa, 725.