Proceedings of the 'Council of Maryland, 1661-1675. 549

[Peace with Susquehannoughs.]

Att a Councell held at s^t lohns on the
29^th day of June An^o 1666

Charles Caluert Esq^r Leiutenn^t Genrall & Cheife Gouerno^r
Philip Caluert Esq^r Deputy Gouerno^r & Chancello^r
Richard Boughton Esq^r Principle Secretary
Henry Coursey Esq^r Councello^r

Came Wastahunda Hariguera & Gosweingwerackqua the
warre Captaines of the Sasquesahanoughs and desired the
Continuance of their league w^th the Rig^t Hon^ble the Lord Prop^r
and protesting that they were allwayes ready to haue deliuered
Wanahedana up to the Justice of his Lordp for murdering the
men at the mill in Baltemore County and desiring that the
Villany of One man may not be imputed to the whole Nation
and requesting the Assistance of the Gouerno^r now at this time
hauing lost a Considerable number of men in ranging the head
of Patapsco and the other riuers so to secure the English Plan-
tacons from the Cinigoes and remonstrating that the Cinagoes
are resolued to Storme the Sasquesahanough fort in August
next and that afterwards the said Cinagoes intend to fall upon
the English in this Prouince
Whereupon was begun a further treaty of peace w^th the s^d
Sasquesahanoughs in which was Concluded as followeth

Liber H. H.

Articles of Peace and Amity concluded upon by the
Hon^ble Charles Caluert Esq^r Gouerno^r of the Prouince
of Maryland on the behalfe of the Rig^t Hon^ble the Lord
Proprietary of the said Prouince of the One Party And
Wastahanda Hariguera & Gosweing-Verackqua warre
Captaines of the Sasquesahanoughs Nation this 29^th day
June 1666 of the Other Party

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Imprimis

That the Sasquesahanoughs Indians shall deliuer
Wanahodana that Kill'd the English man at the mill if