[Message from the Governor Pennsylvania to Teedyuscung].
1760
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[Message from the Governor Pennsylvania to Teedyuscung].
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[1760]
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1 online resource (4 unnumbered pages)
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(NNC-L)LLMC1449982310
(TEMPOCo)1449982310
(TEMPOCo)1449982310
Summary
Message from the Governor of Pennsylvania to Teedyuscung and the Indians at Wyoming. June 6th 1760. Apparently the Delaware were concerned that the sizable number of Cherokee in the area were there to hurt them, but the Governor said they were there to participate in the summer offensive against the French and were supposed to stay west of the Susquehanna. Just in case, he advised the Chief and his people to stay on the right bank for the summer. The Governor sent several belts of wampum, both for the Delaware and for the Seneca, asking the Chief to deliver them. He encouraged the Chief to consult often with his scattered people so problems did not fester. A previous messenger to the Seneca had not been heard from--did the Chief have any news of him?
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