TABLE No. III.-CONTINUed.

Estimate of the amount Page in the Land Laws. in acres.

1,274,880

72

Date of the Treaties.

With what Tribe made.

74

Confirm all cessions of lands
made by their tribes to the
British, French, and Span-
ish governments, within the
limits of the United States
or their territories.
Cede all lands north of Duck
river, &c. This cession is
wholly in the state of Ten.
The residue of the cession is
within the state of Ten.
Line established between
Cherokees and Creeks,
privileged for roads.

144,000

mouth of Ouisconsin

25th Oct. 1805

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Cherokees

74

TABLE No. III.-CONTINued.

With what tribe made. Estimate of the am't. Page in the Land

in acres.

Laws.

1818 }

St. Louis,

24th Aug. 1818

St. Louis,

25th Sept. 1818
Treaty-Ground,
east of Old-town,
19th Oct. 1818

27th Feb. 1819

Chickasaws

St. Louis,

89

1 s. 15 Con.

129

135

142

Remarks.

The partn. of Arkansaw, was ceded by
the Osages by treaty at Fort Clark, 10th
Nov.1808; they also cede all their claim
to lands east of the Mississippi.

This cession is partly in the state of
Tennessee, and partly in Kentucky.
The residue of this cession is in the
states of Tennessee and Georgia.
They confirm to the U. States, all and
every cession made by their tribe
to the British, French and Spanish
gov'ts., within the limits of the U. S.
Cession of lands in the State of Geor-
gia, for lands on the Arkansaw river.
Cession of two tracts of land in
State of Georgia.

the

Remarks.

Subject to several reservations.

They also cede all their lands on the
Wabash river, or any of its waters.
By this treaty the Kickapoos cede all
their lands on the S. E. side of the
Wabash river, including the principal
village in which their ancestors for-
merly resided, consisting of a large
tract--also, all lands within certain
boundaries described; amounting to
many millions of acres of some of the
best lands in the U. States.
This purchase, near the outlet of Lake
Superior,is for a site for a military post.
The Indians reserve a perpetual right
to fish at the falls, and a place for an
encampment.

Kickapoos

unknown.

Laws U. S. p. 758, vol. 6.

Saut of St. Marie,
June 16, 1820.

Ottawas & Chippawas

10,240

762