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Court of Sessions January Term 1803
The Justices in Session having examined the condition of the following Indians [court?] James Paul and family being five in number, John Paul and five in family, Peter Paul and five in family, Samuel Paul and seven in family, [?Ableuis] Paul and six in family, Joseph Paul and six in family, [Austus?] Paul and five in family, Claud Paul and four in family Bartholomew [Quarret?] and four in family, in all Forty Seven resident at Truro who from the best Evidence the Justices can procure are likely to suffer, unless Supported by the Inhabitants to whom they are very [Troublesome?], beg leave to recommend them to the commissioners appointed for Supplying the Indians if any thing remains with them to be done in their favour, The greater number of the Indians above mentioned have been disappointed of their usual hunting in the Latter part of the Season in consequence of Sickness among them.

James Fullton
Robt. Archibald
James Archibald
William [Cutten?]
Dant. McCurdy
Samuel [Tupper?]

open Court January 4th 1803
S.[?Samuel] G.[?George] W.[?William] Archibald [?J or C]. Peace