Hartwick, 298; send their youth to the Lebanon Indian school to be educated, 806, 307; names of the scholars at Fort Hunter belonging to the, 417; acknowledged to be the head of the Six Nations, 432; symbol of the, ib.; why called Canniungaes, ib. (see Agniehronons.) '

------ river, extent of the carrying place between Jae Otsego and the, 173; between Oncida lake and the, ib.

valley, timber of the, 172; nature of the soil of the, 175; forts in the, 180; christmas in the, 1059.

Montagne, Councillor La, commands an expedition against the Indians, 14, 15; cold blooded conduct of 106.

Montanus' description of New Netherland, 113. :

Montauk Indians. (see Smith, Rev. J.; C. Occom; Fowler.)

Montealm, Gen., instructions of, transmitted by Father Robaud to Gen. Amherst, 338.

Montreal, latitude and longitude of, 176; description of, in 1738, 240; Rev. Mr. Delisle, Episcopal minister of, 517.

Montressor, Col. answer of, to Capt. Green's observations on a plan of a fort to be erected at the Oneida carrying place, 525.

Moody, Sir Henry, catalogue of the library of, 1060.

Moorn, Gov. Sir Henry, at Johnson Hall, 369; assists at the treaty of Fort Stanwix, 388; patronizes Mr. Adair's work on the Indians, 412, 414; ordered not to disturb any persons having valid titles under New Hampshire for land west of Connecticut river, 589; letters of, to Lord Shelburne, in answer to his lordship's dispatch and vindicating his government from the charges contained in the petition of Sam-

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of Cumberland, 596; denies that 'he ever exacted fees from those unable to pay them, 600; writes to Lord Hillsboro' that he still refuses to grant amy lands on the west side of Connecticut river, 611; said to have refused to pass any patents for lands west of Connecticut river without payment of his full fees, 621.