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Domestic News November 26, 1756

The New Hampshire Gazette

Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

On October 8, 188 Cherokees arrived in Charlestown, South Carolina, received by military units and the Governor. They held conferences assuring fidelity to the English and enmity toward the French, received presents on Saturday, and departed Sunday satisfied.

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Charlestown, (in South Carolina) October 21.

The Number of Cherokees that came to Town on the 8th Instant, was 188: They were received in Broad-street by one of his Majesty's Independent Companies, the Charlestown Regiment of Foot, and Troop of Horse, thro' whom they passed, and had immediately an Audience of his Excellency the Governour in Council. They afterwards had two other Conferences with his Excellency, in which they gave Assurances of inviolable Fidelity to their Brothers the English, and that they would take up the Hatchet against the French, and all other his Majesty's Enemies: And having received their Presents last Saturday, on Sunday they set out to return to their Country, very well satisfied.

What sub-type of article is it?

Indian Affairs

What keywords are associated?

Cherokee Delegation Charlestown Visit Governor Audience Loyalty Assurances Presents To Cherokees

What entities or persons were involved?

His Excellency The Governour

Where did it happen?

Charlestown, (In South Carolina)

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Charlestown, (In South Carolina)

Event Date

8th Instant

Key Persons

His Excellency The Governour

Outcome

received their presents last saturday, on sunday they set out to return to their country, very well satisfied

Event Details

The Number of Cherokees that came to Town on the 8th Instant, was 188: They were received in Broad-street by one of his Majesty's Independent Companies, the Charlestown Regiment of Foot, and Troop of Horse, thro' whom they passed, and had immediately an Audience of his Excellency the Governour in Council. They afterwards had two other Conferences with his Excellency, in which they gave Assurances of inviolable Fidelity to their Brothers the English, and that they would take up the Hatchet against the French, and all other his Majesty's Enemies

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