SW_JP1796_158

another; but we are informed that they actually decrease in Numbers; and there is reason to believe they will continue so to do, unless some reform can be happily effected a-mongst them: They are in a much less civilized State than the Stockbridge or Brothertown’s: they have many horses and some Cattle; a Sawmill, and Smith’s Shop, with a smith hired by the year, by Government; and about 700 Dollars a year from general Government, and about 5000 from the State of New-York. Here we