' are so; and hope you will be the same, and that you " will now give some proof of it. " * This addition unanimously agreed upon in a Coun- cil of the different Nations held at the foot of the Rapids 28 April 1792. " Copy of a Message to the Hurons and other Indians. Dated Glaize 9^th June 1794 At Griegues Town, one of the Chipper Villages of the Glaize there are 180 Chippawas & Poutawato-mies, who last night heard Cannon fired at the fallen Timber & the Chickasaws came and spied them also last Night. This Morning one of each Nation went up to see the place where the firing was. They sent to us also this morning to tell us to gather what we could at the Glaize. The Shawanees, the Mingoes, the Delawares, and Miamies as they said they imagined the enemy were on their way against us. We immediately sent them back and told them that as soon as those who were sent to Spy came back, we would send down two of our own people to the Rapids to let the Indians know what they had seen. Brethren and Uncles the Hurons — You have now heard the news; make haste and come on & bring all the others along with you. What further news we have we shall let you know from day to day; & every party as they arrive at the Rapids come forward. We are to collect immediately to know what we have to do— We may go on to the Chipper Villa-ges but we will expect you and all the others as soon as possible (Signed) Painted Tobacco Signed A McKee S. J. A. Extract of a letter from Major Gen.^l Isaac Brock to Colonel Proctor Dated Fort George Aug.^t 24^th 1812 " The enclosed was sent me several days ago at " Amherstburg, but meeting unfortunately the Officer " who was intrusted with the account of the Capture " of Detroit he persuaded the Messenger to return " to me there— You will find by it that a " cessation has been agreed upon between Sir George