The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-05
From IRE htcLligencer Of Dec. %.
BIZ THE PRESIDENT
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
DENOMINATIONS

II PROCL.f1IfIYC.N
WHEREAS, a Treaty between the United
States of America and the Wyandot, Della
ware, .Shavanoese, Seneca, and Mamie Ma
tons OF Indians, was concluded and signed on
the twenty-second day of July, in the year of
orr Lord one Thousand eight hundred & four
teen, by the commissioners of both nations,
fully and respectively authorised for that pur-
pose, and was duly ratified and confirmed by
the President Of the United States on the 18th
day of December, in the Year of our Lord,
1914, with the advice and consent of the Sem
ate, which Treaty is ia the fcllewng words,
to wit:
II Treaty IF Peace and Frie1dslih 6cfzsee1
IRE United STATES Of yamt7ica end The
Tribes Of Indians, called he Wyandofs,
Dela7rareS, ShGzyanoeS, SenecaS, and Nj
Gr'ies.
The said United States Of America, by
William Henry Harrison, late Major Cen
cral in the Army Of the United States, and
Lewis Cass, Governor of the Michigan Ter
ritory, duly authorised and appointed Com
missioners for T. purpose, ard the said tribes,
BY their head men, chiefs and warriors, as
sembled at Greenvlle in the state of Ohio,
have agreed TO the following articles. which.
when ratified by the President of the u. S.
by and with the advice & consent Of the SEN
ate thereof, snail be binding upon them and
the ssid. tribes.
ARTICLE /. The United States and the
Wyandots, Delawarcs, Shawanoese and Sen
ecaS, give peace TO the Mi ,me nation of In
tlians, formerly designated as the Mamie Eel
I~iyer md Weca tribes they extend this
indulgence also to the hands of the Pu;awati-
rsies, which adhere to the grand Sachem To-
Dinipee, and to the Chief Onoxa, to the Otto
was OF Blanchard's Creek, who have attach
ed themselves to the Shdwanoese tribe and
- rcln ff he triba -.
Chef called the Wing, in the neighborhood
ai Detroit, and to the Kickapoos, under
the direction of the Chiefs who sign this Trea-
ty.
ARTICLE II. The Tribes and Bands a.
aforementioned, engage to give their aid to
the United States, in prosecuting the war a
gainst Great Britain and such Of the Indian
tribes rs still Continue hostile and to make
no peace with either, without the consent of
the United States The assistance herein
stipulated for, is toconsist ofsuch q number of
their warriors from each tribe, as the
President of the United States or any Off
Ger having his authority therefor, may re-
quirs.
ARTICLE III. The Wyandot tribe. and
the Senecas of Sandusky and Stoney Greek,
the Delaware and ShawanoGsc tribes, who
have preserved their fidelity to the United
States throughout the war; again ackncs-
ledge themselves under the protection of the
sad States, and OF no other power whatever :;
ana agree to aid the y. S. in the manner stip-
aiated IN the former article, and to make
10 peace but with tue consent of the said
states.
ARTICLE ". In the event Of a faithful
crformance of the conditions OF this I reatv,
re United States will confirm and establish
i the boundaries between their lands and
,iiose Of the Wyandots, Delawarcs. GAawa-
noes and Miam:es, as they existed previ-
oasly 10 the commencement of the war;
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the said
Commissioners and the sid Head Men.
Chiefs and Warriors Of the befofemcn-
tipned tribes of Indians have hereunto
set their Fands and AFFIXED their seals.
Done at Crcepyille III The state of Ohio.
this twenty second day Of July, i'm the
year Of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and fourteen and fthe indie
pendence Of the United States, the thir-
N-pinth
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
LEWIS CNS5.
fzcre follow the Indian sgnatpres1
1sow, therefore, TO the end that the said
greaig De deserved and performed with good
fsi,li % jhe part Of the United States, haze
19lssG the premises to be made public, and
d. rcle5y enjoin and require all persons
ue1Iidg ofdce, civil or militafy, within the u
CO, States add al others. citizens or inha-
D.ent iiScreoi, on heing within the same, faith
Efy to observe and falil the said treaty, and
every clause and article thereof.
81 testimony whereof have caused the
snal cs the United States to b. affixed ~
U'e presents, and signed the same with
rv hand.
lone st the City Of Washington. the
twentyhrst day Of December, IN the
ycar of our Lord, enc Thousand eiehf
hundred and fourteen, and Of tae In