Indiana Centinel, Volume 4, Number 3, Vincennes, Knox County, 29 April 1820 — Page 1

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LJiXD OFFICE JlO VEr. The Receiver of Public Monies ha b. Mi instructed to receive in payment lf.)v Lands sold in the District of Vinc?nnes, notes on the following Banks, viz : Jimk of the United States & Branches, Bank of Virginia and it? Branhces, Farmer's Hank of Virginia and branches, Bank of Venn. (Philadelphia) of North America do. Farmers and Mechanics Bank do. Mechanics Bank of City Gc County, do. Commercial Batik of Fcnn. ciu Schuylkill Bank do JJank" of Northern Liberties do of Maryland of Baltimore of Columbia (District of Columbia Union Bank of Georgetown do .Patriotic Bank if Washington do .Bank of Washington da of Metropolis do of Alexandria da Hew York Bank, New York Manhattan Co. do Mechanics Bank do Wet-chants Bank, do do Union Bank, do. J3mk of America do. Bank of Chilicothe, Ohio. St ue Bank of Indiana, at Vincennes. Bank of Illinois, at Shawuee-Town, Bank of Missouri, at St. Louis, Bank of Mississippi and branches, do. of New-Orleans, do. of Louisiana. Planters bank do. No note of less than five dollars is re Ceivable. (Corrected Weekly.) ft -I"- - - ' - J5 BY AUTHORITY. Laws of the Union. 36th COiGIli:SS .1st bEbbiOX. J an cs .Monroe, JRESIDKNT OF IHK t'MTKD tTTFS OF AMKR1C, To all end singular, to ickom these presents fihttll cqm greeting ; Whereas a Treaty between the U. Ptu'es of nt rica and the Chippewa nati in d fiU'i:jns, vas made and concluded in tl-.p twenty-fourth day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousauij eight hundred and nineteen, at aganaw, in the territory of Michigan, by a Commissioner on the part of the U. States, and certain Chief and Yarriors cf the said nation, on the part and in behalf of the said nation which treaty is in the words following, to wit : Articles of a Treaty, made and conclu ded at Saganuw, in the territory of

Michigan, bet a een the United Mates vf Pa to the '"dians the value of any immerica.by their commissioner. Lew- Pavements which they may be obliged

is Cass, and the Chippewa nation of Indians. Art. I. The Chippewa ration of Indians, in consideration of the stipulations herein made on the part of the United States, do hereby furcver cede to the United States the IjiiiI comprehended vithinthe follow iitg lines 4k boundaries : Beginning at a p. out in the present Indian boundary line, which runs due B-nth from the mouth of the great Augai.e river, si.r miles south o the place Aiipr thi h.itp lirii ii rn!!ri!. Inf prints p wmp thnrn vocf uWv mJ!.thence in a dir

;rect line, to ti head ofia.u tne,!1 m eir agriculture, as the tVcRivcr ; thence, down the s,nt m expedient, g the course thereof, to the J;,.Aais lreat' ,ial1 tAe cffect Olid I : A ' J . 1. I

Thunder Bay aame. ftdlo Air mouth ; thencr north eat, to the houn ihry line between the United states and the British Province of Uppr Canada i'-ence, with the same, to the iine established by the treaty of Detroit, in the ear one thousand eiht hundred and seven ; thence, with the said line, to the place of beginning. . Art. 2. From the cession aforesaid the following tracts of land fehall be reserved, for the use cfthc Chippewa na? tbn of Indians : One tract, rf eight thousand acres, on the east side of the river Au Skble, near where the Indians now live. One tract, f two thousand acres, on the river Mesegwisk. One tract, of si""i thousand , acres, on the north side of the liver Kawkawling, at the Indian village. One tract, of five thousand seven huntired and mtv acres, upon the Flint riTer, to include lteaum's village, and a place called Kbhkawbawee. One tract, of eiU thousand acrrs, on the head of the fiver Huron, which empties into the Saganaw river, at the village of Otuison.

Ot:a island in Saganaw bay. One tract, of two thousand acres, where Nabobak formerly lived. One tract, of one thousand acres, nta? the island in the Safjanaw river. One tract, cf si.r hundred and forty acres, at the bend of the river Huron, which empties into the Saganaw river. One tract, of two thousand acres, at the mouth of Point Augrais river. One tract, of one thousand acres, on the river Huron, at Menoquet?s village. One tract, of ten thcuiand dollars, on

the Shawassee river, at a place called the Big Hock. One tract, of throe thousand acres, on the Shawassee river, at Ketchewaundaugenink. One tract, of sit thousand acres, at the little forks on the Tetabaw asink river. On tract, of six thousand acres, at the Black Bird's town, on the Tetabawaink river. One tract, of forty thousand am s, on the west side of tae Sanganaw river, t he hereafter located. Art. 3. There jbail be reserved, fr the use of each of the persons hereinafrer mentioned a:ui ineir neirs, wmni persons an; all Indians by descent, the following tracts of ia'u : Fiirthe,ue of John Riley, the son of Menawcumeguqua, a Chippewa woman. !i'..v IiundrLt! aud forty acres ot land,be-j-innin:: at the head of the fit at marsh aoove the nioutn or tnc aasinaw river. on the east side thereof. For the use of Peter Riley, the son of enawcumegoqua. a Chippewa woman, six hundred and forty acres id land, beginning above and adjoining tiie apple trees on the west side -ol the ha 'ana river, and running up the same far quan tity For the use cf James Riley, the son of Mcnawcurnegoqua. a Chippewa worn in. six hundred and forty acres, beginnm on me east sme ci me cagwaw river, nearly opposite to Campeaus trading house, and running up the river for quantity, For the use of Kawkawiskovi, or the Crow, a Chippewa chief, si; hundred and forty acres of land, on the cast side of the Saganaw river, at a place called Me niteuo, and to include, in the said suv hundred and fort acres, the island o rn-ite to the sid place. For the u.-e of Nonokeshik, Meta-.va-rienr, Mokitchenoqua. Nindaheman, t tbonaqua, Mesjavwak!U Chechatk, Kixhegnpua, Magnsequa. Anncket.-qua, ai;d I avvciimeoq)a, e,ch, "i hundred and f;nty acres ol land, to be located at, a?id near- tle grand traverse of the Flint river, in nch. tna-:i.er as the President of th" l:id?ed States nav di;e f. ; For the use f the children of Bukowtonlto, six hundred ai.d fo;t acres, on the fvawkawlinw rive,-. Art. 4. In corideration of the ces- . - r ...... i .i it -um aioi esam, me nueu Platen a 'ie to py to ti e Chippewa natien of Indians annually, fi.re.ver, the sum of one thousand dollars in si'ver;and do also agree that all annuities due by any former treaty to the said tribe, "shall be hereafter paid in silver. Art. 5. The stipulation contained in the treaty of Greenville, relative to the right of the Indians to hunt upon the land ceded, while it continues the property of the Vn ted States, shall apply to this treaty ; and the Indians shall, for the same term, enjoy the privilege of making sugar upon the same land, committing no unnecessary waste upon the trees. Art. 6. The United States agree to iu Hu.iuuu.j, in consequence oi u;e lines established by this treaty, and wUch improvement, add real value to the land. Art. 7, The United States reserve to the proper authority the right to make roads through any part of the land reserved by this treaty. Art. 8. The United States engage to provide and support a blacksmith for the Indians, at Saganaw, so long as the" President of the United States may thiak proper, and to furnUh the Chippew a Indians with such fanning utensils and cattle, anil CaiUe aml to emploV SUCO peiSOiH to ajid be obligatory on the contracting par ties, so soeii as the s&me shall be ratified by the President of the U. States, by and with the advice arrd consent of the Senate thereof. In testimony whereof, the said Lewr is Cass, commissioner as aforesaid, and the Chiefs and War riors of the Chippewa nation of mdians, have hereunto set their hands at Saginaw, in the terri tory of Michigan, th-j twenty fourth day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and nineteen. LEYIS CASS. PakenosesM, his x mark Kekenutchega, his x mark Chimttkemow, his x mark Kekenutchegun, his x mark Moeksonga, his x mark Noukonwabe, his x nraik Shingwalk. his x mark SJiingwa'.kdi?, his x matk "Wauaubequak, his xmark Pashknbwis, his x mark Muskobeneme, his x mail; Wruboncussj :'u i cailj,

NVausaquanai, his x mark Minequet. his x mark Otauson, his x mark Tusscgua, his x mark Misahee, l is x mark Kitchewawashen hi x mark Neebeenaquin, his x mjark Anueeraaycounbeeme, his x mark Onewequa, his x maik Nayokceinan, his x mark J'eshquescum, his x mark Muckcumcinau, his x mark Kitchcenoting. his x mark "NYaubeekecnew, hi mark Pashkeekou, hu x mark May to, his xmark Sheemaugua, his x mark Kauguess, his x mark Kitsheematush, hi x mark Aneuwayha, his x rsark "Yalkcay krejugi), lus xmark Antovvaynabee, his x mark Nawgouissee, his x mark Owenisham, his x mark "Wauweeyataiu, hi x maik Shawshauwenaubais, his x. mark Okooyousinse, his x mark Undottowaugaae, his x marfe Amickenrena, hU xmark Kitcheonuudeeyo, his z mark Saugassauway, his x mark Okeemanpeenaysee, his x raaik liuggeeseetay, his x mark "VYaubishcan, his x mark Peaypaymanshee, his x mark t)canauck,his x mark Ogceboninse, his x mark Payiueenotinz, his X mark

Nuvnooautitrnishkoan, his x mark Kaujagonaygee, hi x maiii Jtlaviieeseno, his xmark Kak . ouryau, his x mark Meevtayfeon, his x u;aik "VYepecumgegut, his x mark Jdarkkedvvuwbe, hisX mai k Fonegawnc, his x mark Nen;etetowua,"his x mark Kitchmokoome.n, his x mark )vi-bkaukou, his x mark Peenaysee, his x maik Ouemaunkeketo, his x mark Jicautne, his x maik -Now keshuc, his x mark Mi&munitou, his x mark Vas-au. h.is x mark Keneobe, his s i .ark M ok sau ha, hii x murk Mutch vvetau, Ids x maik Nuvu;on, hi x maik Okumannina!e, hi x mark MecKs"'i;ie, i Paupemiskf hr, v us x mark his x nidi k K'.g;kakeshiU, hi- x mark W ''.uwastack, x mark Jhsheiieannrquet, liis xmark Okemans, hii x mttik Iie;eke, his x 'n;e k Maneleugohwau-ai. h.iss mark Puckvvush, his X ciiaik Yaser.t.so, his 2 mark Mantonsi. his x maik Hennew obe, hi x maik Ajiuasonabe. his x mark igonah, hi x luartw K(koa.-h, his x mark Peiiiaw , his x mark ILawotoktame, hisx mark Sabo,his x mark Kewagefine, hisx maik IVietewa, his z mark liawgeshegum, his x mark .evacum. his x ma:k Atowagesek, his x mark Maw inau kens, Ids x mark Mamawaecuta, his x mark Pena sevvaykesek, his x mark Kewaytiuam, his xmatk feepewan, lji xmark Shashebak, his x maik Shaconk, his x mark Mesnakrea, his x mark Singgok. his x mark Maytwayausliing. his x mark Peguhosh, his x mark Savbo his x mark Obawle. his x mai k Paymusawtom, his x mark End ns. his x mark Aushetayawnekus. his x mark AVawapenishik. his x mark Ouiikitu, his x mark, Beroy. his x mark tritr,psts at Signing : John L. Leib. Secretary. I). G. hitney, Assistant Secretary. C. L. Cass,Capt. Cd Infantry. B. A. Forsyth, jr. acting counuisioivV. Chetter Boot, t. apt. C S. artillery. John Peacock, Lieut, 3d U. S. Infantry G. Godtroy, suo-Agent. V. ICnags. sub-Agent. William i'uekey,! Louis Beufot t, V swera laterprctr's -John Hurson, J James V. S. Byley. B. Campau. John Hill, Army contractor J. Whipple. Henry I. Hunt. Vjlliam Keith. A. K. Lacock, M. S. K Richard Smy th. Louis Dequndre B. Stead. John Smyth. Conrad Ten Evck. Now, therefore, be it known, that I James Monroe, President of the United States of America, having seen and considereu the said I reaty, have, by and with the advice and consent of the Sen ate, accepted, ratified, and confirmed the same, and ererv clause and article thereof, with the exception cf the article supplementary thereto. In testimony whereof, I have cause

the sea oi the United States tubs

.hereunto affixed,". ing fi. st signed the same with my hand. Done at the city of Washington, tins twenty-fifth day of March, ir, the year of our Lord on thousand ei"ht hundred and twentv. and of the Independence of the United Stafes the fortv-fjurth. JAMES MUMIOE.

Brine President : JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, Sec. of State. N ACT establishing a Circuit Court within and for the District of Maine. Tie it. enacted by the Senate and Jims? of Representatives of the United States oi ,imerica in Congress assembled, That from and after the pasin: of tl.U art, thDistricts otKhode-Ialand, Massachusetts New-Hampshire, and Maine, shall con stitute the First Circuit ; and, in addition to the Circuit Courts now holden in said circuit, there shall be holden annually two Circuit Courts within and for said District of Maine, by the Justice of the Supreme Court, residing in said circuit, and by the Di-trxt Judge of Maine, at the times and places following, viz: One session of aid court thall commence and be holden at Portland, in said district, on the eighth day of May 5 and the other at Wiscassct, in said district, on the eighth day of October : and when either of said days shall happen to be Sunday, the session shall commence on the day nest following ; and when only one of the judges hereby directed to hold the said Circuit Courts shall be able to attend su ii Circuit cuui U may be held by the judge so attending. Sec. 2. ind be it further enacted. That all acts and parts of acts granting aid District Court of Maine the powers and jurisdiction of a Circuit' Court of the United btate?t be and the game an hereby repealed. Sec. 5. ,lud bz it farther enacted, That the Circuit Court bv this act esta blished in and for the Disttict of Maine,! s-hall have p-u c:- to, and may, at its first swsion, take, cognizance of, and proceed to act upon. hear, and decide, all actions, causes, pleas, processes, matters, ad things, which have originated in said district Court, and which would bv law ho cognizable, and be heaid and determined, by the Circuit Court to bs holder, in the District f Massachusetts, if this act had never been made and pavd Sec. 4. ,ind le it furtUer enacted. That those causes which have originated as aforesaid, in said District Court, and have been entered at the Circuit Cnuit in the District of Massachusetts, and are now pendiug therein, on error, appeal, or otherwise, shall be transferred to the Circuit Co'irt bv this act established. and entered on ths docket of the same at it first session, in order that the said causes may be heard a:;d deeided theiein, in the manner provided by the third section of this act. H. CLAY. peaker of the House of Representatives. JOHN o A ILL A It I), President of the Senate pro tempore. Mat ch 30, 1820.--Approved : JAMES MONROE. AN ACT authorising the Secretary of State to issue letters patent to Rich aru vv ncox.

tin if ar'.Jh,.h0 r?..Jto call and settle their accounts. But

of Representatives vf the United States" "?v . . n Pa,a 10 of dmzrica in i ongress assembled. PreTw" f hoI thW djnotbg,

That the Secretary of State be, aod he creby is, authorised and required to issue letter patent to Richard Wilcox, or his invention of a rotary portable oven, and ff his improvements of the! oven now iii ue ; ami aiso tor nis sev - eral inventions and improvements in the process oi lUMiiiaiion, anu inoue ami r i i i means m coir.iucung me same, upon nis complying with the directions of the act entitled "An Act to nromote the nro. gre.-s of the useful arts, and to repeal tne act heretofore made for that nurnose," and an act entitled An Act lo extend the pi ivilege of obtaining patents lor useful discoveries and inventions to certain persons therein mentioned, and violating the rights of patentees" exio enlarge sau uriiue wic Dtnames loi cept so far as the said acts, or any part or parts ot them, require a residence off two years within the United States ; in like manner, in all respects, as if the said Richard Wilcox had resided two years within the United States. H. CLAY. Speaker of the House of Representatives. W JUiirs uAlLLAitti. President of the Senate, pro tempore. April 5, l$20. Approved: J AMES MONROE. AN ACT for the relief of Jennin linnim. 0 lie it enacted by theSenate and Bouse of Representatives of the United State, of.lmerica in Congnss assembled, That the proper accounting officers of the j Treasury Department be. and they are! hereby, authorised and directed equita bly to settle the account of earpensc incurred by Jennings U'Bacnon, in a suit erroneously instituted against him in behalf of the United States, on the ex hibition ol proper voachers; and the sum which shall be found due shall be paid to the said Jennings O'Bannon, cut of M . . any mrmeys uiiiie treasury pot Qtner-

wise appropnajeu. April 5, lSiiO. . Approved, AM9 MONHOE,

N AT for the relief of John Harding Ode, Harding, John Shute, and Joha Nichola. tie n acted by Ike Senate ar.d Bun f Representatives of the UniUd Sf .t $ f dn.ericLf in Congress assembled, T.-at the proper accounting oGioejs of the. Treasury be. and they hereby are aufhorised and directed to audit and settle the claim of John Harding. Giles liarling. John Shute. and John Nichols for fifteen boat belong ngt. them, and de'ained, at Baton Ro'-go, by Major General Thomas, i j the year eighteen hundred and fifteen ;aad to aiUw t'.em uuy Mim rjot exceeding, in the whole, nina nndied rbdlars: which allowa-r-. vr' en nade, shall be paid out of any money in the Treasury, not otherw ise appro j iatcd. " H. CLAY, "peaker oftheHo;ieif R- eser.tatiea JOHN GAILLAUD, ' President of the Senate pioteu p-jref April 5t Apnroed, JAM Ed MONROE; VN ACT for the nd-f of Bobert Swart woat. Be it enacted hyt.'i? Senate, end hovsa of Representatives of the United St ate q if .wne.iirt Cnirf n, the proper accounting effipers cf thq Treasury Department be, and they arq hereby, auth risrd to audit and s. tilej the account of Robert Swartwout, ami to allow him such sum as m.iv ap( &r equitable and just, in consequence oj? t ie Io?s sustained in the arr ot ce; r ; a fre3urv N'tes:. for and oq acciruut ctf the United States. . II. CLAY, Speakerqf the House of Rppi-e":raivjr. JOHN GAILLAUD,' President of the Senate, pi o-teinpore April 3, ItHO Amr,,t, ;MES MONROE.

- -V HARD YAUE.' By the rI'on o - Ivcluil. W. E Bruadin?, Has jrt received, and keepj, c "-tHnt !y for sale, at the lowest price, KETTLES from 10 to id G.ii, BO I S from 1 to 12 - tTrjj OYENS o' diSVrent .ives, SPIDERS & KlLLEJS,rclUrJ. Hat s-.Oite(i, T? V) U V Ii II c OVAL OVENS if rs, DOo & WAFFLE SAWMILL GUDGEONS AKEJ CRANKS Assorted, SAW-!1LL Rag Irrn 1 S WEDGE ANVIL, IP PLATE STOVES, Ircned k 7 Plate . ,:n. ' Also a few of PEACOCK'S PVJ ENT PLOUGHS. The above articles will bs cclj lovyt fur CASH. CJ-J. II. Piatt'$ pape taken in payment, Vincennes, Oct. 9, 1819. 2 tf ALL persons indebted ta th? sub scriber are arain earnestly renuestrd a tttan4inn 1 m ... H 1 - , . 1 e c ' W. E. BRRDING. C"j ff Irkiiroil yr',,vw iomu u RVNAWAY from the Subcribera ion ir.e si August, lbiy, living in tntf Missouri Territory, Pike County. na I . l a. r .. ... . line town oi Louisiana, a jlkpy ?,?crR man, r.amea ICWTTTT JVolIUA, "V"" 21 yeira old, five feet 8 iRcVe iklVl neavy maue, complected ratheron ine yenuw, a lump oeiiinu his rrjht e?r au" can tell a fayora)Io story ir ",s uwn ;enair : ne was put in it, Charles' Jail on the 2l$t Auguit, and oq I v,,v' ' v ' auu uiauc iiia r cape. He probably may pass for a frsq 'nan, anu no Uouct but he will nnk9 fr Canada, his clothing he ha chanjietl ince he left home. r Any person appiepenning sain n?ro, and confining hira ,n a'd 8" that I get him again, shall re leave tiie above re warn. HUGH GtV'TV?;. Ha January !3, 180, 40r-pdf3ni EL-r'ie minor oi me -.. ...ir. tiser Louisville, Uv. and the Betroif Gazette, Detroit. M. Territory, will in,iert the above in their papers, for thrrj months, ana torw ard their trcounts to (VKi c" i .Missouri lerruorv. I - I Tl..- I 1 llu U-Udl IIICFSIIID Of Sullivan end Call, is this day dissd. ved by mutual consent. Tbeir ur.iicd lttention will be bestowed on all busw uess heretofore entrusted to their care. , G. R. C. SULLIVAN. J. CALL. - i December 10. 1819. A S3 it Fresh Garden Seeifa FROM ras SffJKSX SIMtrt For sale at the Apothecarv'Stc af .snuLER, WOOD, Co "Fb. 4. IPSO. . - 43:6v