Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-02-27

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to the dividing ridge which asparateshe
waters of Usage and White ritns
thence, with said ridge and westwadlD
to the Usage line; thence, due north
with said line, TO Nerve creek; tlence,
down the same, to point due south Of
the mouth of White Clay or Pichard
creek; thence, north, to the Usage
river; thence, down said river, to the
beginning. ProUfdea, nevertheless,
That the said tribe shall lever sell the
said land without the consnt OF the Pre-
sident of the United State.
Art. Z. The United Sttes promise TO
guarantee TO the said tribs the peaceable
possession of the tract d land hereby
coded to them, and to rStrain and pre-
vent all white persons from hunting,
settling, or otherwise inruding upon it.
But any citizen or citizels OF the United
States, being lawfully authorized tor that
purpose, shall be perm. is.ed TO pass, and
repass through the said tract, an5 to
navigate the waters thereof, W.thoutiny
hindrance, toll, or exaction, from The
said tribe,
Art. 8. For the purpose Of Facilitating
the removal CT the said tribe to the uct
OF land hereby coded TO them, the Uned
| States will furnish them with two lets,
well manned, to transport their propcty
from any point they may designation
the Illinois river, and some jud.cius
citizen shall be selected to accompny
them in their passage through the wf.e
| settlements to their intended residence.
Art. g The United States VIII tke
the said kickapoo tribe under their Gre
and patronage, and vii afford them p'o-
lection against al! persons whatever, p,o-
yided they conform TO tie laws OF the
United States, and refrain from making
war, or giving any insult or offence to
any other Indian tribe, or 10 any foreign
nation, without first having obtained he
appreciation and censent Of the United
States.
Art. 10. The said tribe, in addition to
their above described cessions, do here
by cede and reIinquish to the United
States generally, and without reservation,
all Other tracts of land to.whlch they
have any right or title, on the left side Of
the Illinois AL Mississippi rivers.
In testimony whereof, the Commits
missioners aforesaid, ard TIE pndersign-
ed Chiefs and Warriors, as aforesaid,
nave hereunto subscribed their names,
and affixed their seals. Done at Ed
wartlsvil.s, in the state OF Illinois, this
thirtioth day Of July, in ttso year af o,.s
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
nineteen, and of the independence of the
United States the forty fourth.
AUG. CfiOUIEAU.
BENZ STEPHENSON.
Pemoatan, his mark.
Little Thunder, by the White Elk, his
marx.
keetatta, his mark.
Tecxo, his mark.
Weesohtee, his mark.
MeelIasaw, his mark
Neekawnakoa, his marx;
PAGAN, b. retshe& Osaeek, his mark.
Wawpeekonyaw, his mark.
Peckoneea, his mark.
Anokoaw, his marx.
NamattsheekeeaW, his X mark.
Sawkeema his marx.
Wawpecpoaw, his y mark.
Pancessa, his inartz.
Pawkonasheeno. his mark.
'Ankwishkaw, has A lark.
She soan, his mark.
pasheeto, his < mark,
Nawpas eeshaw, h... Y mark.
Auwasheo, his mark.
Mawntoho, his mark.
Heetshay, his mark.
Signed, sealed, and dsirered, in presence ofGie
tiNo.giag 7dt5ie88eS:
Pascal Cerre, Secretary to the Commits
| sioners.
Jacques Mette, Interpreter.
| Nnian Edwards.
| John Dew.
Thornton Peoples.
I'ilbery Merrck.
| Daniel ID. Smith.
| Isaac 4. Douglass.
Edmund Randle
| Faienlon IL. Winchester.
| N. Buckmastcr.
Thomas
| Henry Head.
| John Wilson.
| Joseph Door
| Ebert Percy.
| Joseph Remington.
J. l.. Barton.
| David Roach.
| William Head.
John Lee Williams.
William w. Hickman.
Jacob Prickett.
i James Watt.
Joseph b. Lewis.
Jonathan FL. Pugh.
William p. MKee.