That wee have great reason to beleve that the neighbouring towns of the Tuscororah Indians are of late dissatisfied with the Inhabitants of this place and severall actions and discorses of the b^e^are river Indians and more than ordinary familiarity of Late that is between them and the Tuscorodos: Induses us to beleve that they are indevouring to prswade them that the English here designs a war against them, the which occations us to beleve ^doubt^ that if yor Honrs dus not speedily take some care in the matter; wee may receive sum prejudice from them the which wee suppose might bee prvented and that sum of the Chiefs of the Indians would cum in to yer Honrs if you would Spedily please to send a good Interpreter hre with ordrs. what to doe and such of us as yer Honrs: shall appoynt are ready to goe with such an Interpreter wee pray yer Honrs will take Sum Speedy Care in the prmisses for our preservation as to yer wisdoms shall seem meet and remaine