Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-12
ARDAVAN 8. LOUGHERY, II. 81
United States Commissioner
F. A. HICK, II. ST.
GEORGE J. CLARK, II. s.
JOEL WALKER, r.. ST.
WIN. B. WAUGH, Secretary.

JAS. 4. MCLANAHAN,
Gro. F. WooD,
JAMES MrER,
A. M MITCHELL,
Jso. g. CAMP,
RICHARD FIELDS,
3. G.. STAMBAUGH,
SAMUEL ]. PoTTs.
And Uhereas The said treaty having been submitted to
the Senate Of the United States for its constitutional action
thereon the said Senate did, the twenty fourth day
September one thousand eight hundred and fifty, resolve
follows viz:
Resolved wo-thrds of the Senators present
ng That the Senate advise and to the ratification
of the articles convention concluded in the city of Wash
ngon the first day of April $780, by and between Ardavan
s. Loughery Commissioner especially appointed by the
President of the United States and the undersigned Head
Chief and Deputies of the Wyandot tribe Of Indians duly
authorized and empowered to act for their tribe, with the fol-
lowing
ssStrke Out the preamble and all the other articles of the
Treaty, except the twelfth, and insert follows
ssWhreas By the treaty Of March IL, s42 between the
United States and the Wyandot nation Of Indians then chief
y residing within the limits Of the State of Oho the said
ton Of Indians agreed sell and transfer, and did thereby
sell and transfer the United States their reservations of
land one hundred and nine thousand which in the
State of Ohio and six thousand in the State Of
Michigan and the of Mississippi river
And chereos among other spuatons, agreed that
United States should convey to said Indansa tract ocoun
try for their permanent settlement in the Indian Territory
of the Mississippi river to contain hundred and
tn0uSAnQ tOiCTeuS
Indians never did receive the said hundred and
thousand acres of land from the United Saes but forced
purchase lands from the Delaware nation Of Indians, which
purchase agreed TO and ratified by the United States
Now in order settle the claim Of the Wyandot tribe of In
dams 10 said land the United States having appointed A. s.
Loughery commissioner their part who, with the
dergned delegates from the Wyandot naon have agreed to
the following treaty
"ARrIcLH l. The United States in consideration that the
Wyando nation ofIndians shall and do hereby release
poush and give I'D all claim to the said hundred and
thousand of land agreed to be assigned and
given them by the treaty Of March H. Is42 hereby pu-
late and agree pay the said Wyandot tribe Of Indians the
sum hundred and eghty thousand dollars being
and after the Of dollar and cents per acre.
in the manner and form following, wit One hundred
thousand dollars be invested in United States stocks bear
ing per cent interest per annum which interest shall be
paid TO them the time and in the in which their
present annutes paid and for the purpose of enabling
the Wyando Indians pay and extinguish all their just
debts, well what is due TO the Deawares for the
purchase of their lands Others the balance of said sum-
being the of eighty thousand dollars shall be paid
the Wyando nation, their drafts, specifically describing
for what the drafts given.
"Chapge article twelve TO ar'cle two"
Now, therefore, be known that J. MrIIARD FILLMORE,
President United States Of America do in pursuance
of advice and Of the Senate expressed in their
resolution of the wenty-ourh day Of September, thou
sand eight hundred and fifty, accept rsy, and confirm the
said treaty, modified with the amendments forth in the
said resolution.
States be hereunto affixed having signed the with
hand.
Done at the city Of Washington the twenty
eighth day Of September, A.. d. one thousand
IT, 81 seght hundred and fifty, and of the Independence
Of the United States the seventy. fifth.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
By the President
DANIEL WsBsrKs, Secretary Of STATE