The Indian's speech, translated from the Latin, is as followeth.— "Since the subject of his errand is to persaude is to embrace new doctrines, perhaps it may not be amiss

Father! I hope you will listen to your children that come from the town situated between the two Creeks. We are of the same mind with our brethren who have

"The strong liquor was first sold to us by the Dutch; and they were were blind, they had no eyes, they did not see that it was for our hurt

I suppose you think I have left our big house. No, I am not a child. I went below to see the chief, who treated me well. I did not