God hee Remembered not that hee had seen Wampeage nor that hee had Received soe much as one fathom of wampam, Nor did hee believe that any at all was tendered him; wherupon the Commissioners caled to the Indian for Proffe Mr Eaton being present and deneying it the Indian answered there were two other Indians present that could speak to it; they were called forth but both of them professed that through themselves and from other Indians where then att Newhaven yett the former afermined Indian was not there and that there was noe wawpam att all either Received or tendered soe that the long Island Sachem for what yett appeered stood free from this foule Charge; 2 Cond, The said _Newcome_ charged the _Montackett_ Sachem with breach of Covenant in asaulting _Ninnegrett_ and killing divers of his men att Block Island after a conclusion of peace, the Treaty whereof was begun by a Squaw sent by _Ninnigrett_ to the said Sachem to tender him peace and the Prisoners which the said _Ninnigrett_ had taken from the long Island sachem upon condition the said sachem did wholly submitt the said message, but afeirmed hee Refused to accept the Conditions which hee said hee could not without advising with the English whereupon the Squaw Returned and came backe from _Ninnigrett_ with an offer of the prisoners for Ransom of wampam which hee saith hee sent and had his prisoners Relieved, _Newcome_ affeirmed the agreement between the said Sachems was made att _Pesacus_ his house by two long Island Indians deligates to the _Montackett_ Sachem in presence of _Pesacus_ and his brother and others, two Englishmen being present one whereof was Robert Westcott; Pesacus his brother testifyed the agreement as aforesaid. The _Muntackett_ acknowlidged hee sent the said Delligatts but never heard of any such agreement and deneyed hee gave any such commission to his men, _Newcome_ afeirming Robert Wescott would Testify the agreement aforsaid and desiring a writing from the commissioners to Lycence the said Wescott to come and give in his Testimony which was granted and _Newcome_ departed pretending to fetch Wescott but Returned Not: The Commissioners finding much Difficulty to bring theire thoughts to a certaine Determination on Satisfying grounds yett concidering how Proudly _Ninnigrett_ and how peaceably the _Montackett_ Sachem hath carryed it towards the English ordered that a message the contents whereof heerafter followeth bee by Tho Stanton delivered to _Ninnigrett_ and that for the cecuritie of the English plantations on long Island and for an Incurragement to the Montackett Sachem the two first particulars of the order to hinder Ninnigretts attempts on long Island; made last year att New Haven bee continued; Notwithstanding the said English are Required to Improve those orders with all moderation and not by any Rashness or unadvisednes to begin a broil unless they bee Nessesitated thereunto; The _Montackett_ Sachem being questioned by the Commissioners