David MacCluer to Capt. Arthur St. Clair, at Legonier. From his poor reception among the Indians he thinks they are not as friendly to the Whites as is supposed: Protests against the proposed removal of troops. On the back of the letter is a note, in Maccluer's hand, dated Hampton, FetR 20, 1778, saying that his conjecture of trouble came true in the attack of 1774, put down by Gov. Dunmore. 1772 Oct 24. Fort Pitt., 1772-10-24

MS-1310, Box: 26, Folder: 772574 (Mixed Materials)
David MacCluer to Capt. Arthur St. Clair, at Legonier. From his poor reception among the Indians he thinks they are not as friendly to the Whites as is supposed: Protests against the proposed removal of troops. On the back of the letter is a note, in Maccluer's hand, dated Hampton, FetR 20, 1778, saying that his conjecture of trouble came true in the attack of 1774, put down by Gov. Dunmore. 1772 Oct 24. Fort Pitt., 1772-10-24

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