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and arrived to a small number of French houses, where we stopped and refreshed our selves, the Indians told me that there was other inhabitante, till we came to a place? called Togmiguish, which was about 9? distance, therefore they concluded to reside at this place for that night. We took up our quarters in a barn where the Indians charged me to repose my self in the best manner I could, in order to prepare my self for the next days march, at this place came to see me a french man named Chatinif, who belonged to the armey, and spoke verey good English, he told me his place of residence was at pernobsquett and that there was many of the prenobquet Indians at that time in the armey. This man was verey well acquainted in many parts of New England and asked me after several men &c. he also gave me an account of their intentions and in what manner they supposed to go to