and three weeks amongst the
different Tribes in the Oneida

Reservation, we have not been
able, with the greatest Assiduity
and Address that we have been
capable of, to bring our Business
into any tolerable State of fix-
edness and arangement until
the present Time; for we have
indeed found it tedious, to a
trying Degree, in doing Busi-
ness with these people.

We have attended general
Councils of the Stockbridge

,
Oneida, Tuscorora, and Brother-
town’s, as there are these four
distinct Tribes living on this
Reservation; and have spared
no reasonable pains to make
our-