Stand in no need of any Assis-
tance from us, except in Ad-
vice, Instruction &c. and also
that it would be very desirable
to him, and those connected
with him, that one of our
Friends should reside for
Some time with this tribe
in the Capacity of an In-
structor in Husbandry &c.
which proposition is re-
ferred for future Considera-
tion, when we may be more
fully acquainted with the
Situation of the neighbour-
ing Tribes.