Wm., settles as a lawyer at Schenectady, 373; biographical notice of, 574; desires to conform to the church of England, 446; testimonials of, 447; moral character of, 451; is admitted to holy orders in the Ch. of England, 474; repairg to Virginia in search of a living, 496.
Harpy, Gov. resigns, 1053.
Harrison, Catherine, complaint against for being a witch, 136; discharged, 138.
Hartwick, Rev. J. C., project of, for the better peopling and defending North America, 294; address of, to the Mohawks, 296; address to the king proposed to the Mohawks by, in his own favor, 298.
Harvest, the, when it begins in the Proy. OD Na esa tO
_ Haverstraw, population of, in 1738, 185.
Hawley, Jchiel, and James Brackenridge sent to London as agents for the people on the N. H. grants, 802.
Heathcote, Caleb, notice of, 1039.
re Rey. Mr. Peters missionary of,
36.
Hemp, can he produced in the Proy. of N.
- __ York, 174; culture of, encouraged, 595. Hempstead, L. I., the Indians of, attacked
by the Dutch, 15; Rev. Mr. Fordham of,
105; Indians of, attacked, ib. (see Underhill.)
Hendricksen, Jan, mutinies at the Esopus, 56; pardoned, 57.
Hieroglyphics, some Indian, explained, 436.
Highest land in the Proy. of N. Y., exclusive of the mountains, 172.
Highlands, names of those composing the militia of the, 237.
Hillsborough, Lord, Gov. Moore informs, that he still refuses to grant any lands on the west side of Connecticut river, 611. (see Colden, Lt. Gov.; Dunmore ; Tryon.)