The Treaty Held with the Indians of the Six Nations at Philadelphia, in July 1742 - To which is Prefix'd an Account of the first Confederacy - of the Six Nations, their present Tributaries, Dependents, - and Allies by Various
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_Wednesday_ the 30th of _June_, with Deputies duly impowered to receive
the said Goods; and acquainted the Governor, that being weary, from the Fatigue of their long Journey, they should crave three or four Days to rest themselves before they proceeded to their Business: In the mean Time they would wait on the Governor to discourse, according to their usual Method, about News and other Occurrences; which the Governor readily agreed to, and ask'd them when they would chuse to pay their first Visit; which they desiring might be on _Friday_ the 2d of _July_ in the Afternoon; the Council was accordingly summon'd, and met at Mr. _Logan's_ House, where were PRESENT, The Hon'ble GEORGE THOMAS, Esq; Lieut. Governor. _James Logan_, _Samuel Preston_, } _Clement Plumsted_, _Thomas Lawrence_, } Esqrs; _Samuel Hasell_, _Ralph Asheton_, } _Abraham Taylor_, _Robert Strettell_, } The Chiefs of the SIX NATIONS, with the Chiefs of the SHAWANESE. CANASSATEEGO, the _Onondago_ Chief, Speaker. CONRAD WEISER, Interpreter. The Governor opened the Conference as follows. '_BRETHREN_, |
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