Instruccons to the Gentlm implyed to goe vpon the treaty to
the piscattoway Indians &c
ffirst you are to make the best of your way to Capt Masons
in Virga whom you are to acquaint the reasons of your coming
there and to signify whether you are goeing as also shew him
what has bin done by the Government therein.
2. You are to write to his Excy Sr Edmund Andros whilst
you are there to let him know that you are come soe farr on
your Journey from the Government of Maryland with Instruc-
cdns & power to treate with the piscattaway Indians to whome
you are directly goeing and that you make all the speed you
can thither.
3. You are to keepe a fair Journall of all your proceedings
and made what dispatch you can back againe from the said
Indians to Capt Masons in Virga where you are to write againe
to his Excy Sr Edmund Andros and enclose him a fair Coppy
of your Journall and proceedings vnder all your hands dis-
tinctly.
4. You are from thence to make what hast you can into
Maryland and send by one of the Gentln impowred a full and
perfect Coppy of your Journall and proceedings (soe as afore-
said to be taken) vnto his Excy the Governt and his Maties
honble Council vnder your hands & seales respectively with all
possible speed,
p Ordr Henry Denton Cl Concil.
ffrom the port of Annapolis in Maryland June 4th 1697.
The honble Coll Thomas Tench Esqr Coll John Addison and
Thomas Brooke Esqr being appoynted to goe with the afore-
menconed members vpon the said treaty take leave accord-
ingly and goe.
Another Coppy of the Articles in relacon to the Indian
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