[Large Bunch of Wampum.]
30th June. Present the same as yesterday.
I am much pleased that you have so clearly comprehended what I said to you yesterday, and as you are unanimously agreed to admit of the account as just, the following is the paper which it will be necessary for your principal people to sign; but before I go further, I must tell you that your expressions of friendship for me draws from me the warmest sense of feeling. I shall ever endeavor to preserve your esteem and regard, and you may rest assured that my constant exertions shall be for your interest and happiness.
We, the Sachems and principal War Chiefs, Warriors, and principal women of the Six Nations, having taken into mature consideration the said account, and having examined the several items and entries therein, and the whole having been explained to us in the fullest manner, declare that we perfectly understand and comprehend the same; do hereby unanimously approve thereof as just and true; and do fully admit and acknowledge that the several sums of money set down and charged in the said account as payments made by Mr. Beasley, to and for the use of the Six Nations, were really and truly made; and that the boards and materials charged in the same accounts were actually furnished by Mr. Beasley, also to and for the use of the Six Nations.
In testimony whereof, the aforesaid Sachems, principal War Chiefs, Warriors, and principal Women of the Six Nations, in behalf of the Body of the said Six Nations, have to these presents (done in triplicate) set our hands and affixed our seals at the Council House at the Mohawk Village on the Grand River, this 30th day of June, in the year of our Lord, 1804, and forty fourth year of his Majesty's reign.
| Tekarihoken | his X mark | Gonesseronton | his X mark |
| Thaweyogearat | his X mark | Shagogeaseronni | his X mark |
| Oghnaongoghton | his X mark | Ojageghte | his X mark |
| Otoghaeronge | his X mark | Waorighonti | his X mark |
| Aonghwicjaga | his X mark | Tekaenyough | his X mark |
| Otyoghwawagon | his X mark | Ogpaghsaneyout | his X mark |
| Aghetugwaresera | his X mark | Thaoeonnenghton | his X mark |
| Tekahentakwa | his X mark | Teghsitaasgowa | his X mark |
| Oghsonwalagette | his X mark | Arenghoot | his X mark |
| Yoghstatheaugh | his X mark | Nihaweanaagh | his X mark |
| Araghkwente | his X mark | Karrhageayate | his X mark |
| Oghgwarioghseta | his X mark | Kaweanontye | his X mark |
We do certify that the within proceedings were held in our presence, and that the accounts and different items were explained to the Sachems. War Chiefs, and principal Women under the direction of the Deputy Superintendent General of Indian Affairs; that they seemed perfectly to understand and comprehend the same, and acknowledged that they did so, and were perfectly satisfied therewith. We do also certify that those whose names, marks and seals are hereunto affixed, as well as the whole Council, were perfectly sober when they executed the within.
Council Room, Grand River, 30th June, 1804. ISAAC BROCK, Col. 49th Regt. Commissioners. William Carey, Lieut. 49th Regt. William Stratton, Lieut. 49th Regt.
After finishing, the usual ceremony of taking leave was gone through and,
[A large bunch of Wampum delivered.]