Receipt for federal stores returned by Israel Chapin, Jr.
Document 1794Isreal Chapin Jr, acting on behalf of his father, returns stores used in trade and diplomacy with the Six Nations
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[Return of Indian Goods for General Chapin June 1794 —]
Return of Articles delivered to Israel Chapin, Son of the Agent, for the six Nations of Indians —
1000. Blankets.... 2½ and 3 Points blue Strouds for
1000. Pairs of Leggins, at ½ Yard each
300. Yards of Cloth for ditto
1000. Breech Clouts of blue Strouds, at ¾ Yard each.
1000. Yards of Callico, coarse,
1000. Yards of Ribbons of blue and green
40. lbs. Vermillion.
10. pieces of Irish Linnens, coarse,
10. lbs. white Thread.
20. lbs. coloured ditto
2000. Needles asorted
12. doz. small Looking Glasses
250. Indian knives
Sheet Iron and large wire for
150. Camp Kettles
500. lbs. good Powder }
1000. weight of Lead } to be furnished at Albany —
2000. Flints... }
6 Pair Silver Arm bands.
60 Pair Silver Nose jewels
24 Pair Silver Ear bobs —
Type
Document
Description
Isreal Chapin Jr, acting on behalf of his father, returns stores used in trade and diplomacy with the Six Nations
Date
06/1794
Recipient
Collection
Document number
1794069900001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Israel Chapin, Jr.
General Israel Chapin
Notable locations
Albany
Notable items
silver arm bands
silver nose jewels
silver ear bobs
list
blankets
blue strouds
pairs of leggins
yards of cloth
breach clouts of blue strouds
yards of callico coarse
yards of ribbons of blue and green
vermillion
pieces of irish linens coarse
needles assorted
small looking glasses
indian knives
sheet iron and large wire
camp kettles
silver ornaments which were provided for the Treaty of 1793
good powder
weight of lead
flints
return of articles delivered to Israel Chapin, son of the agent, for the Six Nations of Indians

