The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-18


the porth,rnno, part Of the forty -Iecond degree and
two minutes north latitude"
The treaty with the Deaware,, Po.awstanies,
Miumies, Eel river and Weaws, makes cei,ion TO
the u. S. by the Delawares OF all that tra9 Of
country which is bounded by the White river, ON
the north, the Ohio and Clark's grant ON the the
fouth, the general boundary line rnnaing from the
mouth of Kentucky river, the eait, and the iraG.
cecded by the treaty of Fort Wayne aud the road
leading TO Cark's grant ,on the welt and fouthwea.
The faid Miami, Eel river, and Weaw tribes
ceds and relinquh to the u. S. forever, all that
tract Of country which lies to the fouth OF line to be
drawn from the north-eaft of the trat coded
by the treaty Of Fort Wayne, 70 to trike the ge-
neral boundary line running from point oppof,e to
the mouth Of Kentucky river, to Fort Recovery, at
the diaanee of fifty miles from its eommeneen.nt
on the Ohio river"
In confederation Of this celion, the u S. give
an additional permanent annuity the fad Miami,
E-! river, and Weaw tribes, in the following pro-
portions, viz. to the Mians, fix hundred dollars
to the Eel river tribe two hundred and fifty dollars;
TO the Weaws, two hundred and fifty dollars and
ALTO the Potawatanies additional annuity IF five
hundred dollars, for years, and no longer in ad.
dition four thouiand dollars delivered at the time
of forming the treaty"
The treaty with the Chickafaw nation OF Indians
".
within the following bounds, to wit Beginning on
the left bank of Ohio the point where the pretnt
Indian boundary adoins the fame, thence down the
left bank of the Ohio the TenneIee river, thence
up the main channel of the TenneiIee river 20 the
mouth. of Duck river thence up the left bank CT
Duck river to the Columbian high way road lead
ing from NaihviIle to Natchez, thence along the
faid road to the ridge dividing the waters running
into Duck river from thoe running into Buffaloe ri
yer, thence eatwardly along the faid ridge to- the
great ridge dividing the waters running into the
main Tenneee river, from thence running into Buff
faice river the main fource of Buffaoe river
thence i'll direct line the great Tennefee river
near the Chckalaw old fields eaftern point of the
Chickaiaw claim that river, thence northw ardy
10 the great ridge dividing the waters running into
the TennefIee from thofe rsnnng into the Cumber-
land river, 70 include all the waters running in
TO Elk river, thence asng the top of the fsid great
ridge TO the place OF beginning reiervng tract of
one mile fquare adjoining TO and below the mouth
Of Duck river, the TenneIee, for the ue of the
thief O'Koy or Lifhunlaitubbee
" The us. OIL their part, and in confederation Of
the above ceion, agree make the following pay
n,ents TO wit Twenty thouiaud dollars for the uie
OF the nation At large, and for the payment of the
debts due 70 their merchants and traders and TO
George Colbert and O'Koy two thouflnd dollars
that is, each, thoufand dollars this FUN is
granted to them the requea of the national coun.
fubeaed to their individual order, witneiisd by the
| reiident agent alto to Chinubbe Mingo, the king
OF the nation, annuity of one hundred dollars, du-
ring his natural life, granted teitimony of his
Perional worth and friendly ditpoltion."
| The treaty with the Cherokee Indians, codes to
the U. S. all the land which they have heretofore
claimed, lying to the north of the following bounda-
ry Zoe: Beginning at the mouth of Duck river run
ming thence up the main Rream of the fame To the
junction OF the fork, at the head of which fort Nah
Rood, with the main fouth fork thence a direct
eoprie to point on the Tennefiee river bank, op-
polite the mouth of Hwaaa river, [if the line from
iiwaa ihould lean on Fields ettement, it is to be
marked round his Improvement, and then continued
the itraight eourfel thence up the middle of the
Tenneiiee river (but leaving all the ilands TO the
tCherokees) to the mouth of Clinch river thence
up the Ciineii river sr the former boundary line q.
greed upon with the iaid Ckerokees reieryng AZ the
fame time to the uie of the Cherokees, FINAL rraa
Flying and below the mouth of Cliuch river fro,,
the nieuth extending thence down the Tenneiiee ri
yer from the mouth Of Clineh to a notable rack on
the north bank Of the enneifee in view from South
Weit Poin, thence courfe right angles with
the river TO the Cumberland road thence eafward-
ly along the fame 20 the bank of Cnch river 10 as
TO iecure the ferrylandng the Cherokee, ND TO the
srtt hJD and down the fame TO the mouth thereof,
together with two other fetSions of one fquare mile
each, one Of which is a. the foot of Cumberland
mountain, at and the place where the turnpike
gate hands the other the north bank of the
Tennsilee river where the Cherokee Talooflke now
lives" ",
In confederation Of this above celIep and relin
qaiihaient, the u S. agree pay Immediately three
thouiand dollars in valuable merchandise and eleven
thosiand dollars within ninety days after the ratif-
cation of this treaty and ao an annuity of three
thouiand dollars. &c..
InOfber heaty zOiB tie CbrroEest cedes to the u S
the ieetion Of land on which the garrfon of South
Wet Point iiauds, it being conlidered deiirabe
place for the afemby of TennefTee to meet at and
gives the U. S the unmoleGed right to ufe a road
TO be laid out from Tellics Tombigbee in conf
eeration for which the U. S. agree to pay 1900 dol
lars. ,,-- T..
A convention between the u. S. and the Creek na-
ton OF Indians concluded at the city of Warrington
cedes to the u. S. all their right to certain tract of
land, fituate between the rivers Oconee and Ocmul-
gee Except as herein after excepted) and bounded as
fellows, viz Beginning al the high fhoals of Apa-
Aeha, where the line Of che treaty of fort Wilkinon
touches the fame; thence running in Rraight line
to the mouth of Ulcofauhatche, it being the frR
large branch or fork Of the Ocmulgee above this fe-
ven hlands Provided, however, that if the faid line
lhould nrike Ulcofauhatehe, at any place above is
mouth, that IL hall continue round with that ream
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