 | William Evans, Thomas Evans - 1837 - 524 halaman
...which you expect to brighten the chain. "Brothers, — We thought you had a sharp file to take off the rust, but we believe it must have been dull, or...and we see that you want that strip of land for a roud, that when you have vessels on the lakes, you may have harbours, &c. But we wish, that in respect... | |
 | William Evans - 1837 - 508 halaman
...which you expect to brighten the chain. " Brothers, — We thought you had a sharp file to take off the rust, but we believe it must have been dull, or...hands. With respect to the four-mile path, we are in w«nt of it on account of the fisheries ; although we are but children, we are sharp-sighted, and we... | |
 | William Evans, Thomas Evans - 1837 - 500 halaman
...which you expect to brighten the chain. "Brothers, — We thought you had a sharp file to take off the rust, but we believe it must have been dull, or...your hands. With respect to the four-mile path, we arc in want of it on account of the fisheries ; although we are but children, we are sharp-sighted,... | |
 | William Leete Stone - 1841 - 566 halaman
...believe it must have been dull, or else you let it slip out of your hands. With respect to the four mile path, we are in want of it on account of the fisheries....that when you have vessels on the lakes you may have harbors. But we wish that in respect to that land, the treaty of Fort Stanwix may not be broken. You... | |
 | William Leete Stone - 1841 - 518 halaman
...by which you expect to brighten the chain. " BROTHER :—We thought you had a sharp file to take off the rust, but we believe it must have been dull, or...let it slip out of your hands. With respect to the four mile path, we are in want of it on account of the fisheries. Although we are but children, we... | |
 | William Savery - 1863 - 518 halaman
...which you expect to brighten the chain. "Brothers, — We thought you had a sharp file to take off the rust, but we believe it must have been dull, or...else you let it slip out of your hands. With respect WILLIAM SAVER Y. to the four-mile path, we are in want of it on account of the fisheries ; although... | |
 | William Leete Stone - 1866 - 536 halaman
...believe it must have been dull, or else you let it slip out of your hands. With respect to the four mile path, we are in want of it on account of the fisheries....that when you have vessels on the lakes you may have harbors. But we wish that in respect to that land, the treaty of fort Stanwix may not be broken. You... | |
 | William Leete Stone - 1866 - 538 halaman
...creek, by which you expect to brighten the chain. BROTHER : We thought you had a sharp file to take off the rust, but we believe it must have been dull, or...let it slip out of your hands. With respect to the four mile path, we are in want of it on account of the fisheries. Although we are but children, we... | |
 | William Savery - 1873 - 496 halaman
...which you expect to brighten the chain. " Brothers, — We thought you had a sharp file to take off the rust, but we believe it must have been dull, or...that when you have vessels on the lakes, you may have harbors, &c. But we wish, that in respect to that land, the treaty at Fort Stanwix may be broken. You... | |
 | Francis Richards Taylor - 1925 - 506 halaman
...He mentioned Pickering's proposed compromise and added: "We thought you had a sharp file to take off the rust, but we believe it must have been dull, or else you let it slip out of your hands. * * * Although we are but children, we are sharp-sighted. * * * We wish that in respect to the four-mile... | |
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With respect to the four-mile path, we are in want of it on account of the fisheries ; although we are but children, we are sharp-sighted, and we see that you want that strip of land for a road, that when you have vessels on the lakes, you may have harbors,... 