Know all men by these presents that we Jacob Dockstader called in the Oneida language Jacob Towah hagalaquon son of Capt Honjury To onwenloloquon of the Revolutionary army an Oneida Indian, and William Lacohalasee son of Lieut John Lacohalasee of the said army also an Oneida Indian, and Taneka alea-tuns-than, widow of Lieut Cornelius Ca-herkitoloon, of the same army, and Abraham John, son of Capt. John Ota-aweeh-ttoon of the same army, and Anna. Ja-co-ta-loon-ho grand daughter of Lieut. Cornelius Oqui-ontaa of the Same army and David O Coon-tatekha, son of Lieut Henjost To-we-sa-quol-hoon of the same army, do hereby and severally appoint & each for himself and herself appoints Capt Jasper Parish of Canandaigua in the county of Ontario & State of New York his & her attorney to ask for, demand & receive at the proper department of the Government of the United States for our respective use & benefit & for that of the other heirs of the Officers above named the  customary assurance for the lands due to the said Officers for their respective services in the Revolutionary War and to do all acts necessary for procuring such assurance the same as we would do were we personally present. In witness whereof we have respectively set our hands and seal to these presents this 25th day of September 1824.
Jacob Towah hagalaquon
William Lacohalasee
Tanekalea tunstha
Anna Ja-co-ta-loon
Abraham John
Atonine Kiketote
David Oloontatchkha
Signed & sealed in presence of
Saml Dakin Atty for
O. Indians
Also the following persons have signed those premises - 
Elisabeth Kawanayale
Margarett Skeaundo
The above is signed & sealed
in presents of
Charles G. Eggleston
Oneida Sept. 27 - 1824

Oneida
Sept 27
Paid 37 1/2
Capt Parrish
Indian Agent
Canandagua