count of the death of Chief-Justice |
Ainsley, 124.-Message to the Mini-
sink Indians, 125.-Letter from, to
the Lords of Trade, respecting vacan-
cies in the Council and Indian affairs,
125.-Letter from, to the Lords of
Trade, inclosing a copy of a Message
to the Assembly, 129.-Letter from,
to the Lords of Trade, respecting the
manner of the Assembly's passing
Bills of Credit, 131.-Letter from, to
the Lords of Trade, in regard to spec-
ial power from His Majesty to raise
money, 137.-Letter from, to Lords
of Trade, in relation to a conference
with the Indians, 139.-Letter to, from
Secretary Pitt, urging the invasion
of Canada, 149.-Letter to, from the
Lords of Trade, in answer to com-
munication from him. 152.-Instruc-
tions to, relative to passing paper
Bills of Credit, 156.-Speech of, to the
Legislature, 159.-Address to the Leg-
islature, 163.-Letter from, to Secre-
tary Pitt, relating to the unanimity
and dispatch of the Assembly in car-
rying out the King's commands, 166,
-Letter from, to the Lords of Trade,
upon the Money Bills passed for ex-
traordinary purposes. 170.-- Letter
from, to the Lords of Trade, inform-
ing them that the New Jersey Regi-
ment had arrived at Albany, and that
he had laid out a town for the Indians
in Burlington County, 174.-Letter
from, to the Lords of Trade, con-
cerning the pretentions of R. H. Mor-
ris to the office of Chief-Justice, 176.
-Letter to, from the Lords of Trade,
inclosing proclamation for Thanks-
giving, 183.-Letter to, from the Lords
of Trade, announcing his appoint-
ment as Governor of Massachusetts
Bay, 188.-Letter to, from the Lords
of Trade, on the pretentions of Rob-
ert H. Morris to the office of Chief-
Justice, 191.-Referred to, 193 -Let-
ter to, from Mr. Morris, inclosing the
patent appointing him to the office
of Chief-Justice, 202-Letter from,
to the Lords of Trade, expressing
gratitude at being appointed Gover-
nor of Massachusetts Bay, 209.--Let-
ter from, to the Lords of Trade, in
relation to the claims of Mr. Morris
to the office of Chief-Justice, 212.-
Referred to, 217, 218.- Letter from, to
Secretary Pitt, inclosing his address
to the Legislature, with the answer
of the Assembly, 219.-Letter to the
Lords of Trade on the bill for raising
Troops, 224.-Referred to 230, 232, 236,
237, 239, 248, 270, 313, 387, 527-530, 622,
626.

Bernard: Fran., Captain in the New Jer-
sey Regiment, 186,

Berrien: John, 427, 463.-Letter from, to
Governor Franklin, relative to Cap-
tain Kennedy's Complaint, 470.
Besborough: Lord, 249.
Biddle: William. 4.

Bills of Credit: see Paper Currency.
Bishop of London: Representation of, to
the Lords of Trade, relative to Mar-
riage License, 501, 520.

Bland: Gabriel, Surrogate, 359.

Bonnel: Jacob, Ensign in the New Jersey
Regiment, 187.
Boone: Thomas, appointment as Gover-
nor of New Jersey, approved by His
Majesty, 188, 189.-Draft of Commis-
sion of, 190.-Draft of Instructions for,
193, 191.- Commission as Vice-Ad-
miral, 195.-Letter from, to the Lords
of Trade, acknowledging the honor
conferred upon him, 205.-Referred
to, 211.-Letter from, to the Lords of
Trade, announcing his departure for
New Jersey, 218.-Referred to, 226.-
Letter from, to the Lords of Trade,
announcing his arrival in New Jer-
sey, 231.-Sketch of, 231.-Letter to
from R. H. Morris, stating his dispute
with Mr. Jones, 235.-Letter from, to
the Lords of Trade, transmitting Mr.
Morris' letter, 238.-Letter from, to
Secretary Pitt, in regard to imputed
illegal trade in New Jersey, 240.-
Letter from, to the Lords of Trade,
referring to the amicable proceedings
of the last Assembly, 248.-Letter
from, to Secretary of the Lords of
Trade, in relation to defective Postal
Arrangements in the Province, 249.-
Letter to, from Governor Colden,
relative to Northern Boundary dis
pute, 253.-Letter from, to the Lords
of Trade, relative to raising an addi-
tional number of troops, 260.—Letter
from, to Secretary Pitt, in relation to
raising troops, 261.-Referred to, 31,
265, 269. 270.-Letter from, to the
Lords of Trade, transmitting papers.
279.-Address to, by the House of
Representatives, 287.-Answer of, to
Address of the House, 288.-Letter
from, to the Lords of Trade, relative
to the New Jersey Regiment, 29. –
Letter from, to the Lords of Trade,
relative to the seizure of a vessel
engaged in illicit trade, 300.-Letter
from, to the Secretary of State, with
congratulations, on the King's in-
tended marriage. 301 -Letter from.
to the Lords of Trade, relative to his
leave of absence, 305.
Boone: Charles, Letter to the Lords of
Trade, praying that his brother, Gov-
ernor Boone, be allowed to visit Eng-
land, 263.
Bostwick: Rev. David, extract from a
letter from, to Rev. Joseph Bellamy,
on the death Rev. Samuel Davies, 258.
Boundary Dispute: Order for the arrest
of Sussex County men, 178.-Petition
of Philip Swartwout, 250, 253.-Act
submitting the decision, 389.-Com-
missioners for running the bounds-
ries, 447, 581, 588, 621, 630.

Bounties: Revival of, upon Hemp, 405,
Bounties on Raising Heinp and Silk, 490.
Bradstreet: Captain, 365.
Brahm, De: William, 582, 591, 624, 631.
Brainerd: Bezekiah, 355,
Brainerd: John, 175.-Commission of, as
Superintendent of the Indians at
Brotherton, 355.-Sketch of, 355.
Brotherton: Note on, 175. -Referred to,
357.

Brown: Rev. Isaac, 640.
Brown: Philip, 5.
Buckley: Richard, 591.

Jersey Regiment, 185.

Campbell: John, 335.

Campbell: Lord William, 621.
Carr: Sir Robert, 229.
Carteret: Governor, 456.

Chambers: John, 178.-One of the Com-
missioners to try Pirates, 283.
Cholmondeley: Robert, Letter to the
Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's
Treasury, submitting Orders and In-
structions for the Receiver-General,
289.
Clarke: George, named as one of the
Commissioners for trying Pirates, 283.
Clarke: James, 180, 181.
Coates: Christopher, 257.

Coe: Daniel. Ensign in the New Jersey
Regiment, 187.

Colden: Cadwallader, 246.-Petition of
Philip Swartwout to, in relation to
the Northern Boundary, 250.-Letter
from, to Governor Boone, relative to
Northern Boundary Dispute, 253.--
Named as one of the Commissioners
for trying Pirates. 283. Referred to,
308, 325, 432.--Letter from, to Secre
tary Conway, relative to the Stamp
Act, 500.-Referred to, 510.-Letter
from, to Governor Franklin, relative
to the Stamped Papers, 511.
Cole: Cornelius, 180, 181.
Collier: John, 621.

Conttrack: Abraham, 117.
Conway Secretary. Letter from, to

Governor Franklin, relative to the
petition from the possessors of the
Islands in the River Delaware, 492.-
Letter to, from Lieutenant Governor
Colden, relative to the Stamp Act,
500.-Letter from, to Governor Frank-
lin, authorizing him to call out the
land and naval forces, 501.-Circular
Letter from, announcing the progress
in Parliament for the repeal of the
Stamp Act, 519.-Circular Letter from
transmitting Acts of Parliament for
securing the dependency of the Colo-
nies on the mother country, an 1 for
the repeal of the Stamp Act, 550.-
Letter to, from Governor Franklin,
transmitting a copy of his speech to|
the Council and Assembly on the
repeal of the Stamp Act, 555.
Cooper: Mr., 627.

Corbin: Richard, 330. One of the Com
missioners to settle the Boundary
Line, 447.

Cornwallis: General, 8, 14, 16.
Coryell: George, Lieutenant in the New
Jersey Regiment, 185, 187.
Council of New Jersey: Address of, to
Lieutenant Governor Pownall, 4.-
Vacancies in, 126, 383-Minutes of,
509.--Address of, to his Majesty on
the repeal of the Stamp Act, 558.-
Reply of to the congratulatory speech
of Governor Franklin, 562.-Fees of
the Clerk of, 597.

Courts: Governor's power to establish,
28, 29, 55.-Minutes of the Supreme
Court on the claim of Mr. Morris, 214.
-Court of Chancery, 297.-Tenure of
the Commission of Judges, 321, 324,
329, 349.-Surrogate. 359. - Ordinance
for holding the Supreme Court, 434.
-Instruments used in the various
Courts, 380.-Remarks of Governor
Franklin on an Act regulating the
practice of the Law, 490.-The Courts
and the Stamp Act, 505, 531, 536, 540,
546.-Fees of the Justices of the
Supreme Court, 593.-Fees of the Pre-
rogative Court, 595. Fees of the Clerk
of the Supreme Court, 596. -Fees of
the Attorney-General, 598.-Sheriff's
Fees, 599.-Fees in the Court of Com-
mon Pleas, 600, 601.--Fees of the Clerk
of Assize,602.-Witnesses'. Surveyors'
and Jury Fees, 603.-Constables',
Cryers' and Coroners' Fees, 604.-
Lawyers Fees,605.-Fees in the Court
of Chancery, 609 to 616.-Admiralty
Courts, establisment of, 621.

Cox: William, Ensign in the New Jersey
Regiment, 187.

Coxe: William, Letter to Gov. Franklin,
497.-Referred to, 514, 515, 516, 517,

Davis: Deborah, 251.
Davies: Rev. Samuel, President of the
College of New Jersey, death of, 258.
Dayton: Elias, Ensign in the New Jersey
Regiment, 185, 186, 187.-Letter to,
from Sir Jeffrey Amherst, relative to
troops at Elizabethtown, 365.

De Lancey: James, Lieutenant-Governor
of New York, 178, 250, 251, 255.
Delancy: Oliver, named as one of the
Commissioners for trying Pirates, 283.

De Lancey: Stephen, 641.
De Grey: William, 629.
Dennis: Jacob, Surrogate, 360.

Reading,110.-Note on, 110.-Referred
to, 120, 141.
Doane: Jonathan, Surrogate, 360.
Donaldson: William, 186, 463. Sketch of
the reasons why Captain Kennedy's
claim to a share of the Bergen Com-
mons was not admitted, 474.
Dongan: Governor, 336.
Doud: Aaron, Surrogate, 359.
Douglass: William, Captain in the New
Jersey Regiment, 184, 186.
Drayton: William, 621.
Drummond: Andrew. 445.
Duncan: Alexander, 622.

Earle: Edward, 451, 454.
Egremont: Earle of, 325.-Letter from,
to the Governors of North America,
relative to Military Affairs, 330.-Re-
ferred to, 337.-Letter to, from Gov-
ernor Hardy, relative to Duty on im-
ported Negroes, 347.--Letter to, from
Governor Hardy, relative to the war
with Spain, 363.-Letter from, to the
Lords of Trade, announcing the ap-
pointment of William Franklin as
Governor of New Jersey, 368.-Letter
from, to Governor Hardy, informing
him of his removal from the Gov-

Fauquier: Francis, Lieutenant Governor
of Virginia, 531.

Fees taken in the different offices of the
Province of New Jersey, 593.

Field: (Fell) John, 339.

Fell: John, 446.

Fitzroy: Mr., 15. 16, 17, 641.

Forbes: General, 120.

Forrest: Captain James, 226.
Forrester: Major, 228.
Foster: William, 356, 357.
Franklin: Benjamin, 249.-Letter to H.

Potts, Secretary to the Postmaster-
General, relating to the Post Routes
in New Jersey, 265.-Referred to, 369,
371.-Letter to, from Governor Frank-
lin, relative to the negotiations of
Colonel Croghan with the Indians,
521. One of the Commissioners to
settle the Boundary Line between
New York and New Jersey, 582, 591.
-Member of the Court of Admiralty,
621.-Letter to, from Governor Frank-
lin, 625.-Commissioner to settle the
Boundary, 631.-Letter to, from Gov-
ernor Franklin, relative to rumors of
an attempt to remove the Governor,
640.
Franklin: William, appointed Governor
of New Jersey, 368.-Commission of,
as Governor, 358.-Sketch of, 369.-
Commission of Vice Admiral, 372.-
Letter from, to the Lords of Trade,
announcing his arrival in New Jersey,
and notifying them of three vacan-
cies in the Council, 38.-Letter to
the Lords of Trade, inclosing Minutes
of Council and six acts passed by the
Assembly. 388.-Letter from, to the
Lords of Trade, informing them that
the Indians had re-commenced hos-
tilities, 391.-Letter from, to the Earl
of Egremont, relative to the Indian
hostilities, and the measures taken
for defence, 393.-Letter to, from the
the Lords of Trade, relative to the
issuing of certain sums of paper
money, 396.- Letter from, to the
Lords of Trade, relative to repelling
the hostilities of the Indians, 398.-
Letter from, to the Lords of Trade,
relative to an act for raising troops
for the defence of the Province, 400.

-Letter from, to the Lords of Trade,
relative to the transmission of public
papers, the revenue, and money for
public buildings, 402.-Letter from.
to the Lords of Trade, informing
them of the death of Robert H. Mor-
ris, and the appointment of Charles
Read to succeed him; also recom-
mending Richard Stockton to be a
member of the Council, 426.-Letter
from, to the Lords of Trade, relative
to raising levies; also to some acts of
the Assembly, and to Mr. Ashfield's
claim of precedence over Mr. Ogden,
428.-Letter from, to the Earl of Hali-
fax, relative to raising troops, and
inclosing letter of General Gage, 431.
-Letter to the Lords of Trade, an-
nouncing that the Six Nations of In-
dians, are likely to render aid that
will end the Indian war for the sum-
mer, 433. Complimentary letter to,
from Lord Halifax, 439.-Letter to,
from the Lords of Trade, relative to
James Parker and Frederick Smyth:
also to the dispute between Mr. Ogden
and Mr. Ashfield, and to the importa-
tion of Negroes, 444.-Commissioner
to run the boundary line between
New Jersey and New York, 447.-Let-
ter from, to the Earl of Halifax, ex-
pressing thanks for his letter, 453.
-Letter to the Lords of Trade, in
reply to theirs of July 13, 1764, 458.-
Letter from, to the Lords of Trade,
relative to the complaint of Captain
Kennedy, concerning the partition
of common lands in Bergen County,
459.-Letter to the Earl of Halifax,
relative to the same, 461.-Letter to,
from William Bayard, relative to the
same, 457.-Letter from, to William
Bayard, relative to the same, 471.-
Referred to, 475, 476-Letter from,
to the Lords of Trade, relative to the
act for the partition of Bergen, 578.-
Letter from, to the Earl of Halifax.
inclosing the Attorney-General's list
of the instruments, etc., made use of
in New Jersey, 470.-Letter from, to
the Earl of Halifax, announcing the
appointment of Frederick Smyth to
be Chief-Justice, 486.-Letter to, from
John Pownall, relative to Peter Gor-
don's lottery, 487.-Letter from, to
the Earl of Halifax, relative to the

Islands in the Delaware River, 488.-
Letter from, to the Lords of Trade,
relative to bounties for raising Hemp
and Silk, 490.-Letter to, from Secre-
tary Conway, relative to the Islands
in the River Delaware, 492.-Letter
from, to Secretary Conway, relative
to the Stamp Act, inclosing letters
from William Coxe, General Gage
and others, 492.-Letter from, to Wil
liam Coxe, 497.-Letter from, to the
Lords of Trade, with respect to the
Stamp Act, 499.-Letter to, from Sec-
retary Conway, authorizing him to
call out the land and naval forces, 501.
-Letter from, to the Lords of Trade,
relative to the troubles caused by the
Stamp Act, 505.-Letter from, to Sec-
retary Conway, relative to the Stamp
Act, inclosing Minutes of the Assem-
bly, 507.-Letter to, from Lieutenant-
Governor Colden, relative to the
Stamped Papers New Jersey, 511.--
Letter to, from Archibald Kennedy,
relative to the same, 513.-Letter to,
from James Hawker, relative to the
same, 513.-Letters from, to Captain
Hawker, 514, 519.-Letter to, from the
Lords of Trade, concerning_licenses
for marriage, 520.-Letter from, to
Benjamin Franklin, relative to the
success of Colonel Croghan with
the Indians, 521.-Letter from, to the
Lords of Trade. relative to the Stamp
Act. 524-Referred to. 529.--Letter
from, to Secretary Conway, trans-
mitting his speech to the Council

Gage: Gen. Thomas, 431.-Letter from
to Gov. Franklin, relative to military
affairs, 432. Letter to from Gov.
Franklin, relative to the Stamp Act,
494.-Answer thereto, 495.
Gardner: Captain, 122, 123.
Gates: Horatio, 427.

Germain: Lord George, 477.
Gill: Michael, 622.

Gilman: Freeman, Ensign in the N. J.
Regiment, 187.

Goelet: Francis, 334.

Gomar: Peter, 179.

Gordon: Peter, Lottery made by, 314,
458.-Order to repeal the act render-
ing his Lottery void, 487.

Gorham: Joseph, 591.
Governors of Colonies: Circular Letter
to inclosing Proclamation of thanks-
giving, 183.-Circular letter, in rela-
tion to old seal, 243.--Instruction to
relative to prayers for the Royal
family, 244, 302.-Instructions to as to
settlements on the borders likely to
interfere with the Indians, and the
tenure of Commissions granted to
the Judges and other officers, 321,
326, 329.-Circular letter to relative to
recruits, 330.-Instructions to in re-
gard to prayers for the Royal family,

Hackett: John, 7.
Halifax: Lord, 210, 344, 431.-Letter from
to Gov. Franklin, complimenting his
zeal in protecting the frontiers of

and Assembly, on the repeal of the
Stamp Act, 555.-Reply of the Coun-
cil to his speech, 562.-Letter from,
to John Pownall, transmitting votes
and laws of the Assembly, 567.-Let-
ter from, to the Duke of Richmond,
acknowledging receipt of acts of
Parliament, etc., 568-Letter from, to
the Earl of Shelburne, concerning the
murders and violences committed on
the Indians, 574.-Letter from, to the
Earl of Shelburne, relative to the
trial of one Seymour for murdering
an Oneida Indian, 378.-Account by of
the Standing Salaries to the Officers
of Government, 579.-Letter from, to
Lord Shelburne, relative to the An-
nual Charges in the Province of New
Jersey, 585.-Letter from, to the
same, transmttting a list of the fees
taken in the different offices of New
Jersey, 592.-Admiralty Court, 621.-
Letter to, from Secretary Shelburne,
expressing the King's displeasure
with the Assembly for not obeying
an act of Parliament, in regard to
punishing mutiny and desertion, 636,
-Letter of acknowledgment from,
to Secretary Shelburne, 610.-Letter
from, to Benjamin Franklin, in rela-
tion to rumors of attempt to remove
the Governor, 640.-Letter from, to
Secretary Shelburne, relative to quar-
tering troops in the Colonies, 642.
Franklin: William Temple, 271.
Franklin: Mrs., 640.

375.

-

- Instructions relative to fees
taken by several officers of govern-
ment, 440.-Circular letter to relative
to the Stamp Act, 549.--Circular let-
ter to, transmitting act of Parliament
repealing the Stamp Act, 550.---Circu-
lar letter to, transmitting act to in-
demnify such as had incurred the
penalties of the Stamp Act, 553.-
Circular to, requiring accounts of
manufactures, 563.-Instructions to,
regulating correspondence, 566.-Cir-
cular in regard to complaints made
by the Superintendent of Indian Af-
fairs, 569.-Circular to, requesting es-
timates of the annual charge of main-
taining the establishment of their re-
spective provinces, 573.-Instruction
to, forbidding any alteration in the
number of the Assembly, 637, 638.
Grafton: Duke of, 9, 15.-Letter to from
the Lords of Trade, transmitting
papers, containing information con-
cerning riots in America in conse-
quence of the Stamp Act, 526.-Re-
ferred to, 641.

Grant, Jr.: James, 621.
Griffin: Thomas, Ensign in the N. J.
Regiment, 185, 187.
Guerrish: Joseph, 591.

New Jersey, 439.--Circular letter from
informing the Governors of America
that the House of Commons had re-
solved to charge certain stamp duties

in the Colonies, 448.-Letter of thanks!
to, from Gov. Franklin, 453.--Com-
plaint made to by Captain Kennedy,
concerning partition of lands in Ber-
gen County. 459.- Letter to from
Gov. Franklin, relative to Captain
Kennedy's complaint, 461.--Referred
to, 471.-Letter to from Gov. Frank-
lin, inclosing a list of the instru-
ments, etc., made use of in New Jer-
sey, 479.-Letter to from Gov. Frank-
lin, relative to the appointment of
Frederick Smyth as Chief Justice.
486.-Letter to from Gov. Franklin,
respecting the islands in the Dela-
ware, 488.

Hall: David, 627.

Hall: Reuben, Ensign in the N. J. Regi-
ment, 185.

Hamilton: John, 7, 342.
Hammel: Bryan, 180, 181.
Hardy: Josiah, appointed Governor of
New Jersey, 259.-Commission as
Governor approved by the King in
Council, 262.-Commission of, 270.-
Drafts of General Instructions, and
those relating to Trade, 272, 274.-
Commission to be Vice-Admiral, 280.
--Named as one of the Commissioners
for trying Pirates, 283-Draft of In-
structions approved by the King in
Council, 285.-Letter to the Lords of
Trade announcing his arrival in the
Province, 316.-Sketch of, 316.-Let-
ter from, to the Lords of Trade, an-
nouncing his re-appointment of Mr.
Morris Chief-Justice, and Messrs.
Nevill and Saltar, Second and Third
Judges; also referring to Bill for
laying a duty on imported Negroes,
345.-Letter to the Earl of Egre
mont, relative to the duty on im-
ported Negroes, 347.-The validity of
his appointment of Judges during
good behaviour referred to the Attor-
ney-General, 349.-Commission from,
to John Brainerd, 355.-Removal of,
asked for by the Lords of Trade, 361.
-Letter from, to Secretary of State
on the declaration of war against
Spain, 363.-Letter from, to Secretary
Pownall, relative to Mr. Morris, and
the death of Andrew Johnston, 364.-
Referred to, 365.-Letter from, to the
Lords of Trade announcing the death
of Andrew Johnston and recommend-
ing Stephen Skinner as Treasurer of
New Jersey, 366.-Informed of his re-
moval from office, 374.-Letter from,
to the Lords of Trade, announcing
the appointment of Mr. White to be
Judge of Admiralty in place of Mr.

Lewis Morris, deceased, 377.-Letter
from, to Earl of Egremont, acknowl-
edging receipt of the notice of his
removal from office, 379.-Answer to
queries concerning the validity of his
appointments, 380.-Letter from, to
the Lords of Trade, inclosing Acts
and public papers, 382.-Referred to,
386, 459.
Harford: Lord, 9, 15.
Harker: Samuel. Captain in the New
Jersey Regiment, 184.
Hasenclever: Peter, Petition to the Earl
of Shelburne to be allowed to pur-
chase lands at St. Maurice, 583.-
Sketch of, 583.

Hawker: James. Letter from, to Gov-
ernor Franklin, relative to the Stamps
for New Jersey, 513.-Answer from
Governor Franklin, 514.-Letter to,
from Governor Franklin, 519,
Hawke: Admiral, 210.
Hazen: Colonel, 339.
Hemp: Bounties upon. 405.
Henderson: Michael, Ensign in the New
Jersey Regiment, 187.
Hillsborough: Earl of, 342.
Hodgson: General, 277,
Holland: Samuel, 582, 591, 624, 631.
Hollingshead: Mr., 338.
Hooper: Robert, Recommended by Gov-
ernor Bernard as a fit person to be
appointed a Member of the Council,
127.
Hooper: Robert Lettice, 215, 231, 339.
Hopkinson: Thomas, 622.
Hornblower: Josiah, 321.
Horsmanden: Daniel, 178.-Named as
one of the Commissioners for trying
Pirates, 283.
House of Representatives of New Jersey:

Address to, by Governor Barnard,
220.--Address of, to Governor Ber-
nard, 222.--Address of, to Governor
Boone, 287.-Answer to, of Governor
Boone, 288.

Houston: Alexander, 625.
Howard: Charles, 621.
Hubbell: Nathaniel, Jr., Lieutenant in
the New Jersey Regiment, 185.
Hudd, Jr.: James, Surrogate, 360.
Hude: James, 22.-Member of Council,
274.---Named as one of the Commis-
sioners for trying Pirates, 283.-Death
of. 386. Referred to, 394.
Hughes: John, 516, 518.
Hunt: Enoch, Ensign in the New Jersey
Regiment, 187.

Hunt: Samuel, Major of the New Jersey
Regiment. 184, 186.
Hutchinson: Thomas, 390.

Indians: Invasion of, 120.--Message to
from Gov. Bernard, 125.-Deputation
of to the Governor, 128.--Gov. Ber-
nard's conference with, 139.-Co-ope-
ration of, 172.-Town laid out for,
174, 236. -Interference with, 321, 326.
Re-commenced hostilities in the

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back country, 391. Repelling the
same, 398.- Six Nations of. 433.--Col.
Croghan's negotiations with, 521.-
Complaints concerning the murder-
ing of, 569, 574.-Murder of an Oneida,
578.

Ingersoll: Jared, 582, 625, 631.