depends upon winde and weather which are soe uncertaine. I wish you well to yor castles. The principle Sachim of the Mohaques called-Ohee The whole number of Sachims answered Heeeeee Hogh &c. EXTRACT OF GOV. FLETCHER'S SPEECH AT THE OPENING OF 4th SESS. 5th PROV: ASSEMBLY 16 OCTOB: 1696. [Council Min. VII.] Mr Speaker I am to acquaint you I have been necessitated twice this summer by advice and consent of the Council to visite Albany the ffrench Governor of Canida marched with so considerable a force into the Indian Countrey of Onnondage and Oneyde that I could not suppose his design would end there but expected that he would with that strength attempt Albany where I was ready to adjust my duty in defence of the place he contented himselfe with a poor insult over our naked Indians and retired Yet he destroyed the Castles and corne of those two Nations who must perish this winter if not relieved by us. You all know they have been true to His Matyes interest in joyning with this Province against our common Enemy the ffrench and unlesse encouraged may be compelled by poverty to make their peace with them. XII. New-York Army List, 1700. LIST OF THE OFFICERS OF THE MILITIA OF THE PROVINCE OF NEW YORKE, 1700. [Lond. Doc. XIII.] A Table of the Number of the severall Regiments in y Province of New York List of y present officers of y Militia in his Maty Province of New York in America commissionated by his Excel. Rich Earle of Bellomont, Capt Generall & Govt in Chief in & over his Maty said Province &c. vizt :10 Of y Regiment of Militia of ye County of Suffolk on ye Island |