248. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PAYS AN INDIAN CHIEF Good content manuscript L.S. by Asst. Sec. of the Treasury STEPHEN PLEASANTON, 1p. 4to., Treasury Dept., Washington, Dec. 2, 1818 to Joseph Parrish. Pleasanton confirms that Parrish's request for $250.00: "...for the use of Young King the Seneca Chief...is due to him on account of his annuity to the end of the present year...take his receipts thereof, in the presence of witnesses..." . A few tiny chips at margins, else generally very good. Young King, whose real name was Koyengquahtah, had also sold lands directly to Robert Morris in 1797. $200 - 300