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SATURDAY, MARCH 25, isi5.

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PIFTT UK NTS received fot a and will Kot

arreai

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within ihe raid river, lafces, md water com munications, do refpcctively belong, in con fortuity with thetcuc intent df the fa id trea ty of one thoufand feven hundred and J.

nd both parties syee to con', cr lut

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tenner laws : Provided That in cafes in winch the tsnit tor completing the pawment of the our chafe monev in v hir f-xiu-cd, or

And in the event of the l-.id tw

CcmmiHioners difTrrin, cr hot!, or e ifttn oi thr-m, tefufin, declining or w.4a!! omitting to act, futh reports, drcUration

expire before the Iftday of Junooiext, or flatemetttl, frit!) be made by th':j.TrcX -rs aforefaid, or oftbe P vreign or the in. v may be paid on or b i'iirel!at : thcr of them, Ec ftlth reference to a friemi l rrfrrred to, as in rhr iV,ur cat Drecedtne . ! . . .1.. w o

cay : 2 . the rtiidue or the turn due- on V j ly lovereign or .late, tii-.il be made ir. .-II count oi Jie principal of fuch pnn hafe fhall i refpe ts as in the 1 :ttcr par: of the fourth be pa:cl, wtlh intcrt fl thereon, in J touaL article is contained, and :n as full a manner

mftual payments, as follows, vis oni io, if the faid fum. with thr interefl due there I n, Within one year ; one third of the faid

oher whs firfl appointed dnd the new com tn ilioner (hail Uk: the fum o.tijor ffi niuan, and do tht fame uuti.s. it tunher ,recd be v.vcn thr- tvvn coi.tri til g pitis, (flat in c. fc any of th .fl .ids inenttoncdl n any ot tle precrduig irtictes, w l.ich were u the pofff flion of one of the p rtifs priof to the commencemerrt of the pr;fM't v. ar between the two countries, 0 o!i, hf the

urviuou oi djiv oi tnr oorus ci . '11. ri

te fo

i r-

ti-les contained, fall within the dorninioi sot

tiie other par' , all grant 3 of land msdr previOQl to the i.-piFnrTcenteit of the war bv

t ! d fuch pofT flfi m, fi,,!I

the i

Art. 7. It is further screed that the faid he is valid as ii fuch .fl -nd or ifl ids, hod

1 1.

ten 11

in an have

them in

ntereft due thsre

two yVsis-j ri.! the reiidue, with ' i u r thereon, within three vrars a piration of the time for completi

inents on fuch porcbafes according to law, J to tha tfoe intent ot

tie ntioned commtfrjoners, after tl ) fuch drctG decinons, been adjudged! e executed the duties alligned to I t0 : ? 'v ' : ;; dominions of the party the preceding articte, fhall L . and ! having hd ft h pofit flion.

i the ex they are hi . c by autli I .. .. r ii r

j : . npai tiauy to nx

And in Cate oi ' i.nre to p y the arrears oi mtei or an oftbe thee inillincnts cf

thr

ntioned, the tf

d mall

Pesce, of one thouf:i Mk hty three, that pa twen the dorninioi whkc h ext ends from ti( n be tweeti lake lie

r-rmine, accoroin !e faid Treaty oi ven hundred sin

tifi

Vtt9 i r United States of America

put an end immediately after the

Lion of the pelent Treaty to hoi-

he or nat ns of In

with ..V

ii r bf

war at

a v- e i

atificati

ion ; ana t. ( hwith

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.e hi

" ny to me

I i w, in c I'

of Ii

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08 not p ia within tin iv, md fh ii' reert to the nanner ii tlie iam- is l c I

of thr Woo t wn parties ill .

no lake

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n i ir rerun or 7L A VVS o r i h l U N I ) T. Tii t IT 8 B nth CONO R ES S, 3 .1 s 3 S It 0 : Alt ACT eonttrning vVefton rkii.s,

RF rI enacted by the Senate and Jf use cc Representatives of the United States if Am erica, in Congress Utfembtea 1 hat ti - judge of the dilhict court of the ft te of M ffuh'iiVtts hr, and lie i? hereby u Ihorifed im) required to ditlribttte urn mg WeftiWl Jenkins his oftirers Sc crrw, ot the fl p Pwo Friends which captured the Bfit I private irmed fchooner Retaliation, in the month of Oober lafti tlie proceeds aii-

fing from the laid c pture, which ?.re held m-.ddi of tn--to e U. States as droits of ad niralty ; , thro the midul

LAKODON CHEVES, JON : I G ,c i he Si :'e pro tempore j , v i ' I 1 . 0 i 1 . V i ) i v rt

g ti e in c ti

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' i lo ' f 1 r EP iu n i r. n. i or nations, n ipr c rior, j ivefy, !, the p (Tcflions, rights & p.-ivilrgf et lake cvluc! thej u y !;..ve er.j y -d or been en- " J to - one thoufand e-.rht hundred Sc tl el Ifven, pre ious to fui h boAtlities . P ovided . j alw ijs, tl a fuch tribes or nations Ih II a t Rfce tooVfift from ill hofltlittes, agaii ft fhe

formitv with the true im i t Unit J r.:..res wf America, their citizens Sc

! the f. id i reaty of Peacr , of one th.m tu'oj- cts, upon the ratifii ation of the prefent fa i d feven hundred and eighty three ; and I treaty being not fied te fu h trib' s or nato caufe fuch psrjta of the faid boundary, is J tiom, a d Vo .11 f-dr!nl accordingly. And require i-, to he 'mt- i in;k- d. 'I he J His Britannic Maj- Ely enapes, ot- his part I-. : eommiffioners ftwll, by a report or dc i to put an end immediately after the r- ftrnration under their hands and feats, de l cation ofthe prei-nt treaty, to hoftilities

I fo ! b,

&! ill -t nas ly ir 4 I ? nil et'ons, and r.darv do reTpe(

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n i i Mr SEN . v N NIG h A NO THE I . k 1 i"j o o i

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Art. 6. V: peace that por

noindarv

me river i r ou "is o Superior . w ia ir !

f ( id :

tt-s train tne poi egree f no.-tin i

nMrtit the bound try aioiei-id, Kate t!:::r deciuon tlv points thus referred to them, and parttrttlaii2e (he latitude end longitude

of the mod north-weftern point of the i.'ke

ot the Woodi, and of fuch other p

the ! id boundary ns thev may deem

J 4 4

oi 1 1. riotn parties a?ree to connaer

the j defi gnat ion and decifioo ss GnaJ ar.d con the el u live And, in theevent of the faid two

with al! the tribes or nations of Indians with v, horn he r.v.-.y he at war at the time offa'h ratification, at :': forthwith toreftoreto 1o fl tribes oi nations, refpectisajy, all the pofiViTions, right-, and privileges, which they m y have enjoyed o: ! een entitled t, in 1811, p'evious to fuch hoftilities : Provided al ways, tint Inch tribes or nations fh 11 aorrc

todrfin from all hoOititiei againfl His Bri.

ikes

th 1 1 the i uu flittf IbutioB be m nil oy tl j i Ige, agreeably to the laws of the L Irea reUtinflf to ( vur-s ro ide by tl i:e Irmed (nips of the U S t-s. !. VNG DON HHKVBft, zher of the House of Representatives T ;)iIS (i !LL RU,

toe Cornmouication by v Ike .n i lake E ie. thence I ol i .id communication infl

thr middh- i-t t id lake u:v

j Cmmta oners differing, or hot!;, or ritlur j tannic Majefty, and his fonject?, upon the ! of them rcfdHng, declining, or wilfu!;V J r- i ii. ation of thr prefent trcstty being no-

; mil log to jet luch reports, dc. . tif' j to fui h tribes or nation) and IbV.! ti V- ,Vrl d

itherof them. . fu h reference to a fNwji L. A:.. 10. V! cress the trafnc in flves is v 1'iHcn; i'. te. tia'.l be made in kll j irreCOYic liable with the principles ofhumoi-

v and joitieei wherss both His M..j. iiy

II Ii

, as in the latter part ot the fcurfh is cont cined, and in as full a manner 5 lame was heiein repeated. 8. i he feveral '.'OArclh of two com-

:nrou

F.bcuarx 7, 1945 I ft ROVED, AM ES MAD

j w iter communication l i ! k ' utei i r : " A 'id w

aiii -r what ivjs tl"e in ! lakes & water com nunii certain iflinds lyttfn in tl

ACT for gUi v f,

a thi ! tkmm I

, It WJl W were v, - M 5

the j tnifhooers m ntioned in the ffiur preceding e j articlrr, ! ill refptCtiittfji have power to pn? point d Seen tsi, and to employ fuch fur re is ! veyors oi other perfons as tl ey fnll uji ge

her neceiiary. uupiicaies oi -) tneir reipeaOive

bin fenorts, declarations

a- a t e unttea urates are oeurous ol con. tinuing their ' fr r : s to prmicte itsentire abolition1, ft is herrby argeed that both ths contracting parties 'r !! nfe their bef endeavors to at ( otBpl ih i.i defirable an obieclj Ait. li This Pre'atyi whm the fama OmII .ve Been ratified on both fides, with

het it ion bv rith i f th

rut

: Bs de d'r'Xj p ' i 81 of tle j n:u. I i hat .-m'.

ne contractmfle

f I

their paymeiv Tt 17 . mrfm

America, in -1 v oei foo w h

ners, to b

The Mtii "ions BlOtO ally cX-

I, Oiall he binding on both parties.

S. :':o-w fn d! be rtr'" ' t d at I them to the agents of hi !i -ir.-.m ic M j f ) j W filing" m in the fpace t f t. ur montl i

id co 1 1 : f nts ofthe United State sj whtjl i. i tr 5 day, i fowwer if practicable

I I. a t

ht d v of

01 i

P3II, hid pofthaled any tract or trai land ofthe C States, not exreedinji in ih

nte- . i w ornina iiii or

in the mannei direi ted with rrfreit

n ntioned in the next pr i fi othei b if- fpei ined ir

L'imil'.!!!!

d to act exactly

ne 1

mail

1 in t ie

It ai v

of the U s' nfvrndv b, -n thf lT. Snv the i cha from md ifi llreidi givci

j n tf I iiui h ive not ' 1 1 1 i)

y nent . part of J fftir, hy a report of wet lara ti o under the if Ii li he. and hey here I hands and Beats, de (innate the bound

t a ej i

n Y

in tn I. it iwer to id

( rs . thf v nmiffi 'Hf-n

niay ne reiprctiveiy a poinieo ot ?ut' -;i1 i ro man tl bufii efs on be hall of tl i W

rrfpective Governments. Tlie f id (! m-

mi iH oners fhatl be Irfpectively paid in fufh manner ; fl ill 'oe agreed between the two contracting parties, agreement Being to hr i ruled at the time f the ex hange of 'It ratjfi itiont of this tieaty. And aU other -xperr-- ItteBding th f-iJ Corn.r.ifti n ers Ih 11 be d frayed nu If y hy ihe iwoi rti' .

1 !

i a W fo I Co.. Ic t H

I h the faid rivrr. 1 ikes, ai d lX- coo and d-r iu to whi'h rrhe I w iractii g paitics the fcscid! ifl audi lyind

on. or

e I' d deathi fi. ko- fs,

eT vahfenre .

he p nf ojf evi r ii fl) fhH he tr

i hed in the ian;c manner as luch commift

4 ii h r .'mm Ti i f fare

111 firtl whereof, we the rvfpeetive Plen

i te off ares haBv finned this treaty , ic , then unto lT ed i ur f al. D if . ti li te at Ghent, the twenty ; ,orth day of December, orr thoufand eight hni ''r d tod fourti n G B'ER HI NHY GOU1 RUR 'V' 11. LI ' M AO Mb, IOHN 0 :);s, J. K. B KD, H I 1 Y ON MJSF.I r AiiBhRt GALLaVTIN