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(2.) Before they Gave me Satisfaction in that Respect. for they must Consider 5

                       the English though living in several provinces are all one people and 
                       doing Mischief to one is Doing it to the other. let me have a Direct & plain
                       answer.

the 10. a Great many of the Indians got Drunk, one Henry Nolling had Brought

                       near thirty gallons of Whisky to the town. this Day I made a present 
                       to the old Shawano Chief Cackkawatchiky of a Strought Matchcoat a 
                       Blankit a Common Matchcoat a Shirt, a pair of Stockings & a large 
                       twist of Tobacco I told him the President and Counsel of Philadelphia 
                       Remembered their love to him as to their old and true friend and would 
                       cloath his old body once more and wished that he might wear out 
                       these Cloathes and live so much longer as to Give them an - -
                       opportunity to Cloath him again. there was a great many of the 
                       Shawano Indian present among others the big Huming and the Bride being 
                       two of them that went off with peter Chartier but Protested 
                       against his Proceeding against our traders. 
                       Cachcawatchiky Returned many thanks, & some of the six Nations 
                       Did the Same and Expressed their Satisfaction to see that a true man was 
                       taken notice of, although he was now Grown Childish.

the 11 Staffed in concert with George Croghan a 8. Gallings Cask of Wisky belonging

                       to the foresaid Henry Nolling who Could not be prevailed upon to hide it in 
                       the Woods but would Sell and Drink himself
                       I desired the Indians in Counsell to send some of their young men to meet 
                      our people with the Goods and not Come back before they heard or Saw of 
                      them  I begun to be afraid they fell into the Hands of the Enemy so Did 
                      the Indians themselves ten Warriors from Niagara Came to town by water. we 
                      Suspected them very much and feared that some of their parties went to 
                      meet our People by hearing of them in Coming down the river

the 12 - two Indians & Robert Callender went out to meet our people with

                      the Goods had orders not to Come back before they Saw them, or go to 
                      frankstown where we left the Goods.
                      The same Day the Indian made answer to my Request Concerning the 
                       Prisoners taken in Carolina
                      Thanayiwon a Sincker spoke to the following purpurt out of Door 
                      in the Presents of all the Deputies of the other. the Speaker 
                      Directed his Discourse to the English in General had a string of Wampum
                      in his hand and Said Brethern you Came a great Way to Visit us and 
                      many sorts of Evil might have befallen you by the way, which might have