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had rid hard with fome hopes <strong>of</strong> overtaking <strong>of</strong> him, and<br />
were now come on purp<strong>of</strong>e to inform Mm, That there was<br />
juflnow Tydings from Mount-hope; An Indian came down<br />
from thence {where Philips Camp now was) on to Sand-<br />
point 298 over againfl Trips, 299 and hollowed, and madefigns<br />
to be fetched over; and being fetch' d over, he reported, That<br />
he was fledfrom Philip, who (faid he) has kilPd my Brother<br />
jufl before I came away, for giving fome advice that dif-<br />
pleafed him. 300 And faid, he was fled for fear <strong>of</strong> meeting<br />
with thefame his Brother had met with. Told them alfo,<br />
That Philip was now in Mount-hope Neck. Capt. Church<br />
thank'd them for their good News, and faid, he hop'd by<br />
to Morrow Morning to have the Rogues head. <strong>The</strong><br />
Horfes that he and his company came on Handing at the<br />
door, (for they had not been unfaddled) his Wife muft<br />
content her felf with a fhort vifit, when fuch game was<br />
a-head; they immediately Mounted, fet Spurs to their<br />
Horfes, and away. <strong>The</strong> two Gentlemen that bro't him<br />
the Tydings, told him, <strong>The</strong>y would gladly wait upon him to<br />
298 Sandy Point is on the Briftol fide years. [/?.-/. Col. Pec. iii : 535 ; MS.<br />
<strong>of</strong> Briftol Ferry, near where the light- letter <strong>of</strong> Mr. Richard Sherman.]<br />
houfe now ftands. \MS. letter <strong>of</strong> Mr. s0° " He caufed one <strong>of</strong> his Confeder-<br />
Richard Sherman.] ates to be killed for propounding an<br />
299 Tripp's was the name then, or foon expedient <strong>of</strong> peace." [Hubbard's Nar-<br />
after (long before Church dictated, at rative, 103.] Increafe Mather fays,<br />
leaft), current for Briftol Ferry, which " One <strong>of</strong> Philips men (being diigufted<br />
was run by Abial Tripp, who lived on with him for killing an Indian who<br />
the Portfmouth fide, and who, with had propounded an expedient for peace<br />
John Burden, received the formal right with the EngliJIi) ran away from him,<br />
to the " ferry privilege " for feven years, and coming to Road-Iiland, informed<br />
2 Aug., 1698, which was renewed, 19 that Philip was now returned again to<br />
June, 1705, "as formerly," for feven Mount-Hope, Sic." \_Brief HiJiory,\d.~\<br />
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