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Agent for the Stockbridge Indians, constitutes their annuity for the year 1796.  
 
Agent for the Stockbridge Indians, constitutes their annuity for the year 1796.  
  
These two sums are to be distributed among the Senekas, Onondagas, Oneidas, Tuscaroras, Munsees, and Cayuga Indians in the ration of their relative numbers. You will be pleased to report to me the proportion assigned to each.  
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These two sums are to be distributed among the Senekas, Onondagas, Oneidas, Tuscaroras, Munsees, and Cayuga Indians in the ratio of their relative numbers. You will be pleased to report to me the proportion assigned to each.  
  
 
It has been stated to me by the Secretary of State M.<sup>r</sup>Pickering, that the Stockbridge Indians are intitled to receive 300 dollars being their proportion of the Annuity  
 
It has been stated to me by the Secretary of State M.<sup>r</sup>Pickering, that the Stockbridge Indians are intitled to receive 300 dollars being their proportion of the Annuity  
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sixty dollars was offered and refused as being too little. You will be pleased to compromise
 
sixty dollars was offered and refused as being too little. You will be pleased to compromise
 
the affair with the parties and pay them, --  
 
the affair with the parties and pay them, --  
Sam  ie
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I am Sir
 
with respect  
 
with respect  
 
your obed. Servant
 
your obed. Servant
 
James W Henry
 
James W Henry
 
Sec y. of War
 
Sec y. of War