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         Lib. X.  Servants or Slaves such Satisfaction as an English man

                  ought to do in the like case

                   7thly That the said Izingoughousiowaugh shall not make

                  any new peace with our Enemys nor shall make any War

                  without the Consent of the Govr of this Province for the

                  time being

                    In case the said Izingoughsiowaugh or any Indian

          p. 242  Subject to her shall kill any Indians or any other in peace

                  & amity with his said Majty it shall be esteemed as great

                  an Offence as killing an English man

                   9thly That neither the said Izingoughsiowaugh nor any

                  of the Indians under her Subjection do at any time here

                  after keep harbour or entertain amongst them or within

                  their Fort any Foreign or strange Indians or know or dis

                  cover such to appear or come into this Province without

                  giving timely & all Possible & Speedy Notice thereof to

                  his Excellency the Governor or some other Officer a Person

                  of Note by whom the same may be communicated with all

                  Expedition to the said Govr or Govr of this Province for

                  the time being for his Advice & Directions therein

                   10thly That as a further Testimony of their League Peace

                  & Friendship with his Majesty & as they Expect Protection

                  from him & his Govt here there be paid by the said

                  Izingoughtiowaugh as a Tribute to his said Majesty an Indian

                  Bow & two arrows to be delivered to his Excellency the

                  Governor or the Governor for the time being at his resi

                  dence wheresoever the same shall happen to be on the first

                  tuesday in April in every year Successively

                   11thly And lastly as a full & ample Proof of and Assur

                  ance of the said Queens Fidelity truth & sincerity she does

                  solemnly promise engage & oblige her self with her Indians

                  within two months time to come and live at Pomunckey &

          p. 243  that she will do her utmost endeavour to perswade & oblige

                  all her Indians to Live there Likewise in confirmation whereof

                  his said Excellency the Governor and likewise Chixenehat

                  husband to the said Queen and Colo James her Speaker and

                  Plenepotentary do mutually sign acknowledge & deliver to

                  each other these present Articles this 9th day of April

                  1700

                                      Sig S Chixenehatt

                   N Blakiston             Col E James

                   Ordered upon the Indians coming in that Collo Smallwood

                  supply them with ten Barrels of Indian Corn until such time

                  as the Assembly meets & other Measures are taken