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to Virginia , 306 ; applies for the church at Johns-town, 308.

Andrews, Rev. Mr., missionary at Fort Hunter, 313.

Angell, Capt. Sain’l, report of his scout toward Tienon-deroga, 178.

Animals of N. Netherland, 3, 77.

Anstruther , Capt., Commandant of Crown Point, 497.

Apalachy mountains, two branches of the Susquehannariver rise from the, 112.

Apthorp, Charles W., 220.

-, Rev. East, 212.

Arantz, Rev. Gerardus, 657.

Arbo, John, sec’y to the Moravians, solicits Sir Whi.Johnson’s favor for the latter, 236.

Argyle, names of the settlers in the town of, 536.

Arlington, names of the inhabitants of the township of, 362.

Armonck, 29.

Artillery, the N. Y. Blue, names of the officers andsoldiers of, 138.

Assembly of N. Y. , when septennial, 165 ; journals ofthe N. Y. , printed by Hugh Gaine, 242 ; election fora new, 254 ; Mr. Cruger elected speaker of the, 257 ;report to the, on the outrages of the Bennington mob,525.

Assessment rolls of the five Dutch towns on L. I., 89.

Atenderrogo, 171.

Atianderogoe, 171.

Attorney-General of New-York , how appointed, 116.

Auchmuty, Rev. Dr., invites the Rev. Mr. Barton tobecome a member of the Soc. for Prop, the gospel,229 ; Sir Wm. Johnson’s letter to, on the election formembers of assembly, 254 ; John Rand, schoolmas-ter at Rye, asks advice of, about the propriety ofmoving to Fort Johnson, 256 ; is of opinion that Al-bany and Schenectady should have but one Episcopalminister, 263; further mention of, 260, 264; introducesRev. Mr. Forbes to Sir Win. Johnson, 265 ; definesthe character of a true churchman, and conveys thethanks of the N. Y. Episcopal convention to Sir Wm.Johnson, 266 ; informed of the arrival of Messrs.Stuart and Andrews at their respective missions, 277 ;that the Lutheran minister of Stonearaby desires tojoin the Episcopal church , also, that the Rev. Mr.Hanna is anxious to conform, 278 ; gives his viewsas to encouraging these clergymen to take ordersin the Church of England , 281 ; Sir Wm. Johnsoncommunicates the state of religion in the Mohawkvalley to, 284 ; rector of Trinity church, New-York ;entirely ignorant of the charges brought by the Soc.for Prop, the gospel, against Sir Henry Moore, 375;recommends certain persons to be military officers forGlocester co., 391.

Auckland , Lord, biographical sketch of, 296.

Avery, Rev. David, attends the treaty at Fort Stanwix,246.

-, Rev. Ephraim, biographical notice of, 257.

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Babcock, Henry, report of his scout near Lake George,173 ; proposes taking holy orders and establishingan Episcopal seminary among the Six Nations, 302;biographical notice of, 305 ; Sir Wm. Johnson is notfavorably impressed with his scheme, 308; re-urgeshis plan on Sir Wm. Johnson, ib.

-, Rev. Luke, biographical sketch of, 305.

Bailey, Gen. Jacob, reports to the N. Y. conventionthat a number of the New Hampshire grants havedeclared independency, 560; refuses to join theGreen Mountain boys, ib.

Bainbridge, (see Clinton township.)

Baker, Remember, names of the persons who rescued,472 ; accused of injuring one Willoughby, 473 ; vio-lent conduct of, 485 ; ordered to be arrested, 486 ;assists in destroying Col. Reid’s plantation on Ottercreek, 513 ; lays in wait for Col. Reid, 514 ; com-mission of, 516 ; further acts of, 517 ; denounced asa leader of the Bennington mob, 519; erects hisjudgment seat, 520; further mention of, 522, 523,524; a reward offered for the arrest of, 526, 527;assists in burning Squire Spencer’s premises, 543.

Baptist association of Philadelphia , date of its forma-tion, and number of churches attached in 1772 tothe, 300.

Barber, Rev. Jonathan, 205.

Barclay, Rev. Henry, Sir Wm. Johnson’s letter to, re-specting Mr. Bennett, 199 ; requested to superintendthe printing of a new edition of the Indian prayer-book, 206 ; Sir Wm. Johnson transmits a plan forthe new Indian prayer-book to, 211; letter of, to

Rev. Sam’l Johnson on the propriety of Mr. Bennettproceeding to the Mohawks in the character of cate-chist, 212 ; further advised of the progress in print-ing the Indian prayer-book, 213 ; death of, 217.

Barnard, Gov., Lord George Sackville talked of as suc-cessor to, 253.

Barometer, the, not subject to violent changes in theProv. of N. Y. , 113.

Barrington, Great, collection for a church at, 235.

Barton, Rev. Thomas, sends Sir Wm. Johnson an elec-trical apparatus, 228 ; biographical notice of the,229 ; describes the condition of the Pennsylvania western frontier, 240 ; applies for leave to cultivateone of the fields near Lancaster , belonging to the In-dian town of Canestogo, 240 ; letter of Sir Wm.Johnson to, 274.

Battle between the Dutch and the Indians in Sullivanco., 48.

Baudartius, Gulielmus, some account of, 84.

Baxter, Lieut., leads an English party against the In-dians, 9.

Bay, Rev. Andrew, 2d Presbyterian minister at Albany ,biographical notice of, 241.

-, Judge Elisha H., 241.

Beach, Rev. Dr. Abraham, 657.

Bear, habits of the, 77.

Beardsley, Rev. John, Episcopal minister of Pough-keepsie , 639.

Beaver, description of the, 78.

Becker, Pieter, report of his scout to the east of LakeGeorge, 180.