of rendering them advice and assistance in their
concerns, and of taking charge of a School amongst
them for which they manifest much solicitude.

Signed by direction & on behalf of the Committee
New York 28th of 5 mo 1815 Samuel Parsons Clerk

Adjourned to the 4th day evening next at 7 'o'clock

Thirty first of the month, Friends assembled

Tho Eddy

informed that he and another member
of the Committee had loaned Benjn & Jacob
Fowler of the Brothertown Tribe Nineteen Dolls.
to enable them to return home, and that there is
a probability that the money can be collected from
them there; The Treasurer is requested to pay
T Eddy the money & receive B & J Fowler a Note
therefor

Tho Eddy

also informed that he had