380 TREATY WITH THE POTTAIVATIMIES. 1832. thereof, the United States agree to permit them to hunt and fish on the lands ceded, as also on the lands of the Government on Wabash and Sangarnon rivers, so long as the same shall remain the property of the United States. In testimony whereof, the Commissioners and the Chiefs, Headmen and Warriors of the said Tribe, have hereunto set their hands, at the place and on the day aforesaid. JONATHAN JENNINGS. JOHN W. DAVIS. MARKS ORUME. Ah-be·te·ke-zhic, Wash-is-kuck, Shaw-wu-nas-see, Ma-sha·wah, Wah-pon-seh, Capt. Heeld, Caw-we-saut, Man-itoo, Shab-e-neai, K<>me-gu-bee, Pat-e-go-shuc, Pe-shuc-kee, Aun-take, No-nee, Me-she·ke-ten-0, No·che-ke-se-qua-bee, Shay-tee, She-b0n·e-go, Ce-na-je·wine, Mix-e-maung, Ne-swa-bay-o-sity, Mah-che·wish-a-wa, Ke-wah·ca-to, Mac-a-ta-bc-na, Wai-saw·o-ke-ah, Ma-che-we-tab, Chi-cag, Me-gis, Te·ca-cau-co, Mo-swa-en-wah, Chah-wee, Ka-che-na—bee, Mas·co, Wah-he-no·say, Sho-min, Mash-ca-shuc, Canbon-ca, A-bee·shah, O·Gcuse, Me-chi-ke-kar·ba, Ash-ke-wee, N or-or-ka-kee, Ka-qui-tah, Pe-na-o-cart, She-mar-gar, Quar-cha-mar, N ar-ga-to-nuc, Francois Cho-van-ier, Puc-won, Ge-toc·quar, N e-be-gens, Me-gwun, E-to-wan-a-cote, Ma.sha-ware, Quis-e-wen, Che-co, Wi-saw, So-wat·so, Pierish, Wah-be-min. Cho—van-in, Signed in the presence of John Tipton. th. Jo. Owen, U. S. Indian Agent. J. B. Beaubien. B. H. Laughton, Interpreter. G. S. Hubbard, Int. William Conner, Int. Thomas Hartzell. Meadore B. Beaubien. James Conner. Henry B. Hoffman. To the Indian names are subjoiued marks. Horses dep, After the signing of this treaty, and at the request of the Indians, vered. three thousand dollars was applied to the purchasing of horses; which were purchased and delivered to the Indians by our direction, leaving the ballance to be paid in merchandize at this time, forty-two thousand dollars. JONATHAN J ENNINGS, J. W. DAVIS, MARKS CRUME, Commissioners. Qlgiing to bg It is agreed, on the part of the United States, that the following claims Pwd- shall be allowed, agreeably to the fourth article of the foregoing treaty, VIZ Z
