Putnam's scout to, 279.

river. the, 21. 22.

Spring. 2 mineral, hack of Schenectady, | £51, £65. .

Esopns, 92.

Stanwix, fort, memorial of Dr. Wheelock to eomumissioners at the treaty of, 388 ; | Messrs. Johnson and Avery, N. E. Mis- | Sionaries at, request that the Indians may | be prevented disposing of their lands, 390; papers relating to the ereetion of, 521.

- Gen., instructions -of Gen. Abererombie to, relative to building a fort at

the Oneida carying place, 524.

'

hay, 266. Tapnenders, 102.

Teedyuseang, Rev. D. Zis' carries a : tins & Wyeming from Sir Wm. Johnson

| 28. | £ the, 289; numerical .strength of |

rough, petition to erect, into a}

-- ee Rev. Wm.. D-.D, letter of Sir Wm. |

INDEX.

New Hampshire shall ; Starke, Brig. Gen., complained of to condisturbed, 582; Gov. Moore's an- |

gress by Gov. Clinton, 972.

| Staten Island, Indian plantations on, laid

waste by the Dutch, 14. (see Richmonds)

Sterling, petition for the erection of a new county on the west side of Connecticut river to be called, 578.

Stilwel, Lieut., arrives at the Esopus, 47; accémpanies an expedition against the Esopus Indians, 53; despatched to surprise the fort, 54; accompanies another expedition against the Indians, 71; returns to the Manhatans, 74. _

Stonearaby, the Lutheran minister of, and his congregation disposed to join the Episcopal church, 444, 445, 450, 455.

Stonington, clergy of, 318, 319.

Stuart, Rev. John, 424, 425; arrives at Fort Johnson, 428; much esteemed, 438, 441, 444; visits New York, 465; mentioned, 473; sometimes visits Canajoharie, 482; visits Pennsylvania, 496; memoir of the, 405.