Friendship of the United States with the Five Nations

Item

Type

Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/Document

Title

Friendship of the United States with the Five Nations

Description

(The speech of Timothy Pickering, commissioner, to the Sachems and Chiefs of the Five Nations.) Pickering assures the Sachems and Chiefs of the Five Nations of the friendship of the United States and its wish to treat with the Indians at Fort Washington, or any suitable location , to resolve issues related to disputed land.

year created

1792

month created

04

day created

13

in collection

in publication

content note

American State Papers

notable person/group

Timothy Pickering
Western Indians
runners
commanding officers of any of our posts
chiefs
commissioners
Sachems and Chiefs of the Five Nations
Senecas

notable location

Philadelphia
west end of Lake Erie
lands northwest of the Ohio
the Mississippi
Lakes Erie, St. Clair, Huron, and Michigan
Fort Washington
mouth of the little Miami
Muskingham
Big Beaver Creek
French Creek
Venango

notable item/thing

great council of Western Indians
sincere disposition of the United States
peace
unhappy mistake
map of the country
Treaties at Fort M'Intosh [McIntosh] and Muskingham
mouth of the great Miami
friendly reception
provisions in abundance
long continued hostilities
jealous
proper number of officers, as hostages for the safety of the chiefs
friendship of the United States
thanks and blessings of many nations

notable phrase

The speech of Timothy Pickering, commissioner, to the Sachems and Chiefs of the Five Nations

document number

1792041390200

Document instances

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Document names

Type Name Location Notes
Author Timothy Pickering [unknown] [n/a]
Recipient Sachems & Chiefs of the Five Nations [unknown] [n/a]