The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-15

this Rate free from all charges and expenles whichrnay
attend the preerying of peace between the faid Ins
ans and the grantees, and exe,pguihihg the Indian
Claims the territory included within their relpe
purchaies; dHl p50vidi Jayttsy, Tha, this Rate and
the government thereof, ihal time hereafter be
subect to any ht law in equity, claim pre-
tenion whatever, for account Of any deduction
IN the quantity OF the iad territory, of
the amount of the purchaie money be paid afoe-
land, by any recovery which may ia.l be had Oh
any former, other clAim claims whatever.
4fMS be h /nyiber enat!ed, That tine money arifing
from the iae of the fat territory, except what ia
be appropriated to the exngnihnent Of Indian claims
as hereinafter eXpreled all be veed in fix per cents
or uch other flock in the funds of the United States
as may be directed by this future legislature, and
the intereh arng thereon 10 much thereof may
be ncceuy, fhall be applied to the payment of the
civil Establishment and contingent expenes Of the go
vernnIent al this fate
drd6t IL }lytEey enaEle3 That immediately after the
Indian claims to the land lying between the Oconee
and Oaknugee rivers, including that tra6 of country
lying eat OF line be drawn from the place called
Fort Romulus, the Oaknulgce river, to the head
OF the St. Mary river the northern extremity OF
the Aknfonosa iwamp, may be extinguihed, the graA-
tees of the iever companies and their aGoeates are
hereby authorized to apply the government Of the
United States for their concurrence III exiting uiihng
the Indian Claims the different tracts of country by
them ieveraly hereby purchsied much thereofas
to them may feem practicable, which cxtinguihmens
OF claims tn the lands 10 purchaied, fall be at the
proper expenie Of the reflective companies, and
within five years thereafter, the iaid companies ila
ieveraly form iettlements the lands where the
claims may be 70 extinguhed, or forfeit the further
fun of FIVE thoufand dollars for each company 10 fail
ing.
fad be further enat7ed That the fun Of ten thouf
and dollars, part of the frn payment to be made BIZ
the companies aforeaid iha be, and the fame is here
by declared be appropriated and et apart for the
pugpoie of extinguiihug the Indian claim, in additi-
on to the twenty thouiand dollars appropriated by
the act, entitled ACT appropriatng part of the
INDICATED territory OF this Rate for the payment of the
late Rate troops and for other purpofes therein men
toned.
ATS belt further enae7eS, That the feveral grantees
and their aiiociates, ha not be entitled to dpofe of
the laid territory part in whole, in any way or
manner, to any foreign king prince potentate or pow
er whatever which condition iall be fpeciay expre
fed in the face of the grant.
And belt flrtber enaefod, That all the lands lying
weitward and fouthward Of the eaRern boundary Of
the ieveral company Purchafes and mot included
therein etimated ct fourth OF the whole lands w.
ing weitward and fouthward Of the eaaen boundary
OF the iaid purchales and uppofed to contain feven
millions two hundred and fifty thouiand acres na
be- and the fame is hereby declared 10 be reerved and
iet apart and for the ufe and benefit of this fate
to granted out otherwfe difpofed Of as future
Legislature may direct.
THOMAS NAPIER, GStaisr ef tie
HogJc et lRse,.j;af.iiv=s.
BENJAMIN TALLTAFERRO,
Proficient gttb- Senate.
GEORGE MATHEWS, Gsyernsr.
Concurred, January Z, 1895.