Accountants Office February 7^th 1800 I Certify that Israel Chapin Deputy Agent for the Six Nations of Indians is intitled to a credit for the following sums on settlement of the Annuity due the said Six Nations of Indians for 1799 & for his Salary from 1 July to the 31^st December 1799 inclusive — viz: Am^t of expenditures made by him for articles purchased — $1134. 3[undecipherable] Ditto of Gunsmiths & Blacksmiths work, annuities paid, transportations, contingent expences &c . . . . . - 1699.6[undecipherable] Ditto paid for building a House for the accommodation of the Indians when at Canandaigua . . . . . . . . 100.- Ditto of goods received from John Harris Military Store Keeper on account of said annuity for 1799 . . . . 1951.45 Ditto of his Salary from 1 July to 31 December 1799 inc^e 250.- That he stands charged on the Books of this Office D^r 5185.4[undecipherable] with — Warr^t N^o 3703 rec^d on acc^t of the annuity of the Six nations of Indians for the Year 1799 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2550.- Amount of goods received of John Harris Military Store Keeper in part of the annuity granted to the six Nations of Indians . . . . 1951.40 leaving a balance due the said Israel Chapin of six hundred eighty four Dollars & three bits, & account arm^d agree^d & a letter from the Secretary of War dated 31 Jan^y 1800 — 684.3 Dollars 5185.4[undecipherable] W. S. The Secretary of War