The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-08-25

ferries f,r the accommodation OF travellers,
should he same be found necessary.
Ar, i6a. Some OF the Oitawa, Cbippewa,
and Poiawstomy i'ibes, being attached TO Inc
Catholic religion, and believing they may
wish some OF their children hereafter ednca-
ted, do g,aDf 10 tho rector Of tine Catholic
church Of ST. Anne, Of Detroit, for the use Of
the said church, and TO the corporation OF the
college at Detroit, for the use Of ihe said col.
Ioge, TO be retained or sold, as the ssis srec,or
and corporation may judge exprdiens, each,
one half of three sections OF land, 10 contain
six hundred and forty acres on The liver Raj
siu, OF place called Macon and three Sec
tions of land not yet located, which tracts
were reserved for ,hs use Of ,hc said Indians,
by the treaty OF detroit, IN 1907 aud the So.
pcfiD,endant of Indian sGais, in the territory
Of Michigan, is authorized, on the part Of the
said Indians, 20 select the said tracts Of
land
Ar. l7tb. The United States engage 10
pay 20 sny Of The Ipdians the value of any in.
proyements which they may be obliged to a.
bandon, 10 consequence Of The iines estabiish.
cd by his ircay.
AZ 1871 Tne Dcewsr tribe of Indians,
In con side alton II the sip1laiioDs herein
hereby forever cede 10 the United States, all
the claim which they have TO the thirteen sec
tio0s oi land reserved fof the sse Of certain
persons oi heir ,ibe, by lhc second section
of lie act oi Congress, passed March 8 1907,
providing fos ibe disposal Of the lands OF ,be
United States, telwseo The United States
miliITy trsci and ne Connecticut reserve,
aod the lsnds of The United States, between
h. ,rI At.iv
Ar 10Th. The United States agree TO
groot, by patent, In fee simpls,,o Zesshawau,
or James Afm,ttong, and 10 Ssbundoyonray.
9usw. o' Silas Armstrong, coicfs of the Dele.
wa Indians, LIVING on he Sandusky waters,
and heir successors ia Office, chiefs Of the
said tribe, FOR the use oflh persons mention.
ed in the annexed schedule, an the same man
ne and subject 10 the same conditions, pro.
visions, and limitations, as are herein before
provld for the lands granted 10 the Wyan-
dots, Seneca, and Sbawsnese Indians, a tract
Of IsnJ, 10 con,sia nine square miles, to io,n
tho tract 8 anted TO the Wyandots Of twelve
Ini,-s equarc, 10 Do laid IF rs neatly in a
square iofm a, practicable, and TO include
cap,sir Pipo's v:iicgc.
At. 2olh The y. Sta;es agree TO e ant. by
pa,en., 20 the chiefs OF the Ot,owas tribe Of
of land, 20 contain thirty four square miles,
TO be aid out as nearly IN squa . form as
practicable, not tnicrieting with he lines Of
the tracts reserved by the treaty OF GfeeDvlle,
on the south side Of the Miami liver of Lake
Erie, and TO include TushTuegan or M'Carly's
Village which tracts, thus granted shall be
held by lbs said tribe, upon the usual coodit-
ions III Indiaa reservations, as though no pa
ten we issued.
Az 2is'. This treaty shall take Fleet, and
b. obligatory OF tho contracting parties, rs
5000 as the same shall have been ra,iiied by
ths Presidcnt Of the United States, by and
with the advico and consent Of tho Senate
thereof.
In testimony whereof the said Lewis C,ss
end Dsncsn MArthur, commissioners
as Aforesaid, and the ssc,cms, chiefs,
and wssriors, Of the Wyaodot, Seneca,
Shaw nee, Dpiaware, Prtawa,irna, Qua,
wa and Caippewa, tribes OF iadiaos,
have hcrenn;o set ihc:s hands, at the
) = foot Of the Rapids ri the Miami Of Lake
~ E'ie, this twep ynnth day Of Sep,cm
fe 4, Der, in the yea OF our Lord one lhoas-
.,,. and e,gh hundted and ,eveoteen.
{{ LEWIS CASS,
'3N DUNCAN MLARTHUR