The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-25
No 1--WE thousand dollar, on the arrival of the whole

ing i've thousand dOltars on inc arrival VI s'~
nation at the place of their destination III the west
ARTICLE Ia. The United States agree TO grant oy
patent in fee simple Ia each Of the following hanieu
persons, and their heirs, all OF whom are anao'
by blood or ADOPTION one section OF land o. s.N
dred and forty acres each out oil any iands "e' VI va,
Mississippi river set apart for Indian USE ho' ALREADY
claimed or occupied by any person or ",oe, VIZ Oh
las Armstrong, John nj. Armstrong 'iauhew ~
Walker, William Walker, Joel walker, Charies D.
Garrett, George Garrett, George lark, IRWIN I.
Long, Ethan A. Long, Joseph IL. iennory hooer'
Robertale. Jared s. Dawson, Joseph Newell, John
r. Walker Peter d. Clark, james Rankin, Samuel
McCuIlocb Elliot McCulloch, Isaiah Walker, Will
liam M Tennery, Henry Clay Walker, Ebeneztr Z.
Reed and Joel Walker Garrett, and TO the following
chiefs and councillors section EACH Francis A.
Hicks, James Washington, Squeendehtee, Henry ia.
ques Tauroonee, Doctor Grey Eyes, George Arm
strong Warpole, John Hicks, Peacock, and George
Punch. The lands hereby granted to be selected by
the grantees surveyed and patented OF the expense
Of the United States, but never to be conveyed by
them their heirs without the permission OF the
President of the United States.
ARTICLE Is The United States agree TO pay to
William Walker and Joel Walker each the sum OF
two hundred and fifty dollars, and 10 John Nj. Arm
strong hundred and fifty dollars, for services rem
dered Interpreters in the progress OF the negoa-
ton and TO Warpole, former chief of the Wyan-
dott nation, hundred and fifty dollars, money ex-
pended by him one ofthe party who accompanied
Joseph McCutchen, former Commissioner of the
United States to the city OF Washington in Septem-
Der, 1899.
ARTICLE l6 In the year 1912, the houses, barns,
stables fences horses cattle aud hogs, with farming
utensils and household furniture to u large amount
the property Of the late William Walker of Browns
town. in the Territory of Michigan, was destroyed by
the enemy, while in the occupancy of the United
States forces and by reason OF his attachment TO
the cause of his country being native citizen taken
prisoner in early life by the Wyandott lndians inter
married and ever after living among them, the ev-
dence of all which is ample and conclusive. There
is therefore granted unto Calharine Walker, widow
of the said William Walker, and to his heirs the
ofthree thousand dollars, in full satisfaction of their
claim, to be paid by the United States to her or
them, after the ratification OF this treaty.
ARTICLE II. There shall be reserved from sale
and for devoted topubc use two acres ground
AS near us can be a square form, to include the
stone Westinghouse and burying ground to and
north Of Upper Sandusky, one acre to include the
burying ground on the bank near the Council house
at Upper Sandusky, and one half acre 10 include the
buryng ground on the farm OF Slas Armstrong;
which several lots of ground shall for remain
open and free TO all persons for the purpose Of inter-
ment, and houses of worship, and for other purpo
ses whatever.
ARTICLE 49, This treaty shall take effect and be
obligatory on the contracting parties, the
same shall be ratified by the President Of the United
States, by and with the advice and consent of the Sc
nate thereof.
In testimony whereof the said John Johnston, Com
missioner as aforesaid, and the chiefs and councillors
and headmen of the Wyandott Nation, in open Coun-
ell, at the Council House, at Upper sandusky, in the
county of Crawford, and the State of Ohio, the
seventeenth day of March, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty-two have set
their names.
JOHN JOHNSTON.
Francis A. Hicks, Principal Chief,
James Washington, his mark,
Squeendehtee, his mark,
Henry Jaquis, his mark,
Tauroonee, his mark,
George Armstrong, hls mark,
Doctor Grey Eyes, his X mark.
Signed in presence ofus:
John w. Bear, Sub Ind Agt,
James Rankin, U S Interpreter,
G. G. WORTH
John Carey,
Sam1 Newell
Stephen Fowler,
Chas Graham,
John Walker,
Chester Wells
J. Duddleson,
Andrew Gardner, Jr.,
John Justus.