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Col. Stephen to
Col. Henry Bouquet
(Fort Chiswell, Jan. 7, 1762)
Stephen, Adam in: B. M., Add. MSS.,
21648, f. 1, A. L. S., and in Stevens,
et all., The Papers of Col. Henry
Bouquet, Series 21648,
part I, pp. 1-2.
p. 1.
About Seventy Northern Indians, Set Some Cherokees a Scampering on Christmas day last; but let one fellow slip through their fingers after they had taken him. They behaved themselves extreamly well to our People, but conducted themselves, very indifferently as Warriors, they had Opportunity to give the Cherokees a Severe Blow. They very readily produced there pass on all Occasions, Signed At Pittsburg Ocr 27. George Croghan.
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