orderly-book (1777), [359];
secures Guy Johnson's war-belt, [624];
ordered to arrest Sir John Johnson, [624];
his "Peacock expedition", [625];
on the employment of Indians, [673];
Indian commissioner, [674];
his quarrel with Gates, [346];
correspondence with Gouverneur Morris during the Burgoyne campaign, [358];
Proc. Court Martial, [358];