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Beyond Penn's Treaty

Some Account of a Visit

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te on your Land by
you do he will pick up a gre
nay, and you will be none the
If you keep your money you can buy Oxen
or other useful property from the White
People but if you carry a white man a
Basket full of those Bobs and brotches he will
not Look at them -- Towards the close of
his speech he said he had not visited them
as often as he intended, but if they stood in
need of any advice they had friends who were
always dispos'd to assist them "for the Quakers
(said he) have done more for the Indians,
than any other society of people in the
world --

23rd

Breakfasted at our Lodgeing & got good
entertainment, tho' at a high rate, especially
for our horses, pay 4 s pr night each york Mon-
=ney - & wheat 9d pr quart haveing no other
grain for horses, by reason of a great drouth
they have had in these parts this Summer.
& the frost the 11th instant has injured
the corn in many places here a way.

This Morning the Superintendant

took
us to see a stone of perhaps 100 weight which
was full of small pores a little similar to
honey Comb & strongly impregnated
with Seneca Oil which was easily