Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
II. CRAY, Secretary of State,
SUPPLEMENTARY ARTICLE
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TO he Crcet Treaty Of tie 24h January 1896.
whereas stipulation i'll the second article of the
Treaty of the 2Ii day Of January 1896 between the
undersigned, parties TO said Treaty provides for the
running of line "6cginnng point on the western
bank of the ChatahooChy river forty seven miles below
the point where the boundary line between the Greeks
and therokees strikes the said River near the Buz-
Hafd'S koos measuring the said distance in direct
line, and not following the mcandefs of the said river
and from the point of beginning, running in a direct
line TO point IN the boundary line between the said
Greeks and the Choro1ees thirty miles west of the said
l5uzzards Roost, thence 10 the Buzzards Rocst and
thence with the middle OF said river TO the place of he
ghnlhg AND whereas 1t having been represented to
me party 10 The SAID Treaty in behalf of the Creek Ma
tion, mat certain extension of said lines might
embrace in the cesson all the lands which W iii be found
10 lie who the chartered limits Of Georgia. and which
are owed by the Greeks the undersigned do hereby
agree 10 Inc following extension OF said lines viz: In
the place oil forty miles stipulated in the Sc
cond article of the Treaty aforesaid as the point of he
ginning, tho undersigned agree that it shall be fJ1y
miles, IN direct line below the point DESIGNATED in tho
second article Of said Treaty; thence runnipu in ii;
rect Inc to point in the boundary line between the
Creeks and the Chcroiees f5rfyirc miles west of said
'uHarus i'oo IN the place of thirty miles, as spu
lated IN SAID treaty; thence to tue Buzzard Roost and
chcc 10 the place OF bcgnning-it being underst God
hat these lines are TO stop at their Intersection with the
boundary line between Georgia and Alabama wherever
that may be- If that line them the direction OF
the BuXard's Roost at 4 shorter distance than il is pro
yded they shall rum and provided Also that if the said
uViu"g line between Georgia and Alabama shall not be
reached by the extension OF the two lines aforesaid the
one threc and the other fifteen miles, they arc TO run and
terminate as defined in this supplemental article to the
Treaty aforesaid.
IS hereby agreed in consideration of the extension
OF SAID lines on the part of the other party to the Trea
y aforesaid IN behalf of the United States TO pay TO
the Creek NatSn, Immediately upon the ratification OF
SAID treaty the sum OF thirty thousand dollars.
In witness whereof the parties aforesaid have here
unto set their hands and seals, this thirty. first tay
OF March, IN the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and wenty-six.
JAMES BARBOUR.
Opothle Yohoo, lis mark
John Stdham, his mark
Mad Wolf, lis mark,
Iuskeekee Fuscnuuggee, his mark
foholo Niece his mark
Mcnawee, his X mark,
Charles Cornnels his mark
Apauii Tusennuggec, his mark
t.oosa Tnstcnnuggee, his mark
Nahetluc Hope, iis y mark
SeloCta. his mark,
Iimpoochy Bartnett, his y mark
1-edagce, his mark.
In presence oc--
Thomas l.. Nc Kenny
Ichn CrowcIl, Agent for I. 4.
John Ridge Secretary,
David Vann,
VIM. Handy.