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whose kind friendly Disposition I shall not easily forget, after Dinner we went to the Indian Camp to hear good Peter the Onida Chief preach, he appeared to be a meek good Spirited Man, confessed he was a poor weak Indian, spoke of his Experiences, & of the Light Within, in such a manner as to make me believe he was in a good Degree experimentally acquainted therewith, there was a large Audience of People, who came out of Curiosity, which had such a deadning Tendency that I thought it made hard work for him, after he closed, they sang an hymn or something like it, the Women's Voices intermixing with the Men, made their singing very musical, after which we went to see old Gaashuster, an Ancient Seneca Chief, who says he has attended to Treaties, appeared very glad to see us, & after some Conversation to mutual satisfaction we returned to our Quarters.