Doty, ib.; the churchwardens of, present an address to the Soc. for Prop. the gospel, 502; Rev. Wm. Payn Episcopal minister of, 503; the mail sent for the first time to, 1059.

School, free, at Johnstown, list of the scholars at the, 416; at the Mohawk, at Fort Hunter, 417; a grammar, opened in Schenec'ady, 466.

Schouts bay, Tidiegnli53/28..

Schuyler. 'sheriff Harry, letter of, to Lt. Goy. Colden, informing him that he had arreste | several persons belonging to New Hampshire, 575.

, Stephen, report of his scout to South bay, 279.

Scott, General, (John Morin,) candidate for Lt. Gov. of N. Y., 942.

Scouts hay. (see Schouts bay.)

Scovil, Rev. James, 614.

Seasons of N. Netherland, 3; in the Prov. ot New York, influenced by the settlement of the country, 173.

Seeretary of the province of New York, how appointed, 181.

Senceas, Lt. Gov. Clarke endeavors to build a fort in the country of the, 180; strength of the, in 1770, 427; have several symbols, 433.

Septennial act, the N. York, when passed, 256.

Sheep searce in N. Netherland, 32.

Shelburne; Lord; direotd thet aie having

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he province of N. York, whence |

er, Mr., a lawyer at Albany, 373

Capt. William, report of his scout | Lake George, 268. ons, papers relating to the civilizain 1770, 428. (see Indians; Inglis.)

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»29; proceeds to New York to preer his mission to the Mohawk coun- =O; propeses to remove Dr. Whee- | s sehoel to the southern governments,