The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

July 16. On the evening of the 8th instant, three Catawba Indians came to town, with a complaint that some time ago, two of their women had been killed in the nation, and about the 1st instant three more taken and carried off by Enemies: One of the women that escaped said, that these acts of violence were committed by Cherokees, and that a fellow, whom she knew, called the Red-Horse, was of the gang; which was confirmed by the track being followed directly into their own country. Upon this, we hear, his excellency the Governor has wrote to the Cherokees, desiring restitution of the women, agreeable to the treaty.