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 } 45 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 Thread — — — — — — — 6 12 p^rs leggins — — — — — — 4 12 Frock [undecipherable]; say 36⁸ } 11 ½ of coarse linen — [If one lb not be wanted — the 20 dollars may be laid out in the following cases:] needles & thread — — — — — — 7½ 30 bushels of corn — 30 — 68. For the Stockbridge nation — Dollars 188. For the service of his uncle Thomas — 12 200 For the Oneidas, p^r Col^o 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 [undecipherable] — To buy one yoke of oxen — — — 45 one plough — — — — — — 10 one harrow — — — — — — 6 two chains — — — — — — 6 67 Certified by Timothy Pickering. 415.