Clark's answer to the queries of the Board of Trade, 180; Return showing the commerce of the Port of New-York in 1738, 182; Population returns of each county in the Province, 184; Names of the heads of families in Flatbush, 188; in Flatlands, 191; in Brooklyn, 195; in Bushwyck, 198; in Suffolk county, 200; Names of the officers and privates in the several companies of Militia in the Province, 203; Indians of New-York and Canada, 240.

X. REASONS IN SUPPORT OF TRIENNIAL ELECTIONS IN THE PROV- _ INCE OF NEW-YORK, ......... sisre'ets¥s die sisie tb eed' AbitiooonobL satel eye ae

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PAGE XI. JOURNAL OF SIR WM. JOHNSON'S SCOUTS, 1755, 1756, ..---+.-+++- 257 XII. PAPERS RELATING TO THE SIX NATIONS,....-.-ccceeereeeeeceees 289 A list of early Missionaries among the Iroquois, .....+++-+++eeeeeees = 292

756. Jan. 18. Rey. J. C Hartwick to Sir Wm. Johnson; with a project for better peopling and governing America,....... Blcrateseteiete piers 294 15. Address of Rey. J. C. Hartwick to the Mohawks, ........-- 298

Proposed Address of the Seven Nations to the ae in favor of

Rev. J. C. Hart wack ywoe oc ne + vor aces mista taieiniere aie nists eraierate 29

May 14. Rey. Mr. Ogilvie of Altay', to Sir Wm. Johnson; necessity of forts among the Indians; Washington surrounded; Pa- TLOOMIS MARU SD ULE bistaws cas) occlelg ein sie viere stnioneve aivieicjela cis epee 301 1761. March 1. Sir Wm. Johnson to Rey. Jean B. Robault, enclosing him ten pounds and requesting him to use his influence with the