[ca. Feb. 14, 1791] To the Chiefs of the Seneca Nation My Sons Agreeably to the promise made to the Corn Planter and the other Chiefs at Philad^a I send to you your acquaintance Walter man Baldwin. He is directed to instruct you in the Art of managing your and other Grain for subsistance Propb. do not [undecipherable] upon it most and consider. You will find my Sons, that as long as you attend to the cultivation of the Soil and keep your families clean and quiet that they [undecipherable] between you and them want be [undecipherable] again. That another [undecipherable: shipping] our Plan for any thing that can be you know must be designed to increase it [undecipherable] and that they must delight in doing you good of which the present instance ought to be an earnest and forerunner. My Sons I recommend M^r Baldwin to your care and kindly not doubting but that he will be useful to you, and that he will both merit and meet with your friendships. Farewell and give your affectionate [strikethrough: Philadelphia] N. S. [Philadelphia Feb^y 17^th 1791]