[p. 290] Accountant's Office February 17 1801 I Certify and have a due to John Thomas Caraman of Boston the Sum of one hundred & eighty five dollars being for his due on the months of July 1800 & Jan^y 1801 which sum is to be transmitted to [undecipherable] Jackson Supervisor settler to be by him paid to the said J Caraman — W. L. Receipts outstanding 100 — 5 — withal — 100 — 12 — 30— [undecipherable] February 14 1801 I Certify that Samuel Clifton agent for the [undecipherable] Nations of Indians is entitled to a credit for the following sums in settlement of the accounts due the said Six Nations for the year that below from 1 July to 31 December 1800 and [undecipherable: January] advances made to him in Article furnished 471.48 " [undecipherable] &Blacksmiths stores annuities for horses shoes & hoeing at various 292.31 " Notes receive from John Harris Mr C &c in the 129.31 sum amounts for more [undecipherable] ---- [undecipherable] 4 balance from 1 July to 31 Dec 1800 5495.10 that is there appear on the Books of this office with [undecipherable] there as in favour of the Country of Six Nations [undecipherable] [undecipherable] Copy or which is the [undecipherable] of the Broken [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherable] based on an [undecipherable] the day of the annuity offer one [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherable] a sum [undecipherable] eighty eight dollars & Seventy five [undecipherable] [undecipherable] the sum Y [undecipherable] [For 510] J. L.