Appropriation of Monies granted by the United States, May 4. 1792, and paid— To Captain Hendrick, for his nation To buy one yoke of oxen, say 45 dollars one yoke of steers ——————— 26 one ox cart ——————— 20 one plough ——————— 10 one harrow ——————— 6 three chains ——————— 9 one grindstone, with iron crank 4 . . . 120. . For poor families of his nation — To buy 12 blankets —— say —— 16 4 strouds . ————————— 6 12 P^r. legins ————————— 4 12 Shirts & shifts, say 36y^ds of 11.½ of coarse linen — ) [If corn sh^d. not be wanted — the 30 dollars may be laid out in the [undecipherable] of cows.] needles & thread ————— ½ 30 bushels of corn ————— 30 68. For the Stockbridge nation ————— Dollars 188. For the widow of his uncle Thomas ————— 12 200 For the Oneidas, p^d. to M^r. Kirkland — To buy two yokes of oxen ——————— 90 one ox cart ——————— 20 two ploughs ——————— 20 one harrow ——————— 6 four chains ——————— 12 148. For the Tuscaroras, paid Nicholas Cusich — To buy one yoke of oxen ——————— 45 one plough ——————— 10 one harrow ——————— 6 two chains ——————— 6 67 415. Certified by Timothy Pickering.