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1051; which is proposed by Mr. Galloway for the adoption of the congress of 1774, and rejected, 1072.

Franklin, Goy., elected a member of the

_ Soe. for Prop. the gospel, 463.

Fraser, Brig. Gen., a notice of, 1060.

Freehold, Upper, Rev. David Jones, pastor of the Baptist church at, 483.

Freeman, Rey. Mr., translates the English liturgy, &c., into the Mohawk language, 505.

Freemasons, proposed meeting of, at Johnstown alluded to, 368.

Fremin, Rev. Jacques, 292.

French, the, surrendered all claim to the Five Nations by the treaty of Utrecht, 177; forts and settlements in and near we province of New York, belonging to,

40. Fresh river, the, 3, 22.

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Gage, Gen., particulars of the intrigues of the N. H. missionaries at the treaty of Fort Stanwix communicated to, 397; declines to afford military aid to put down the N. H. rioters, 885.

Gaine, Hugh, undertakes to complete the printing of the Indian prayer-book, 354; biographical memoir of, 385; gives further information respecting the Indian prayer-book, 396; completes the printing of the Indian prayer-book, 405; letter of, to Sir Wm. Johnson, 411; sends in the account for printing the Indian prayerbook, 417.

Galloway, Mr., proposes the Albany plan of a union of the colonies drawn up in 1754, for the adoption of the congress of 1774, 1072.

Garnier, Rev. Julien, 292.

Gazette, the N. Y., 327.

Gemonapa, or Communipa, the Indians of, kill two Dutchmen, 92.

Geneva, antiently Canadesage, 358. or

George, Lake, extent of the carrying place between the Hudson river and, 173; journals of -scouts around Lake Champlain and, 259, et seq.; proclamation for the settlement of the country between Fort Edward and, 556.