Memorial of the United Illinois And Wabash Land Companies, to the Senate And House of Representatives of the United States
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S. the Pewftriahs. Achiswewah, a chief of his mark a bear's head. L, S, the Pewariahs,' Esehawinikiwah; a chief of his mark a haiKl and tai^. L. S. the Pewariahs. Meinquipaumiahj of chief Iiis mark a leg and thigh. L. S. the Cahoquias, SEALED AND DELIVERED In the presence of us. — The word [Thousand] in the twenty^ eighth line of the first page, bein^ first wrote upon an erasure. The word [course] in the fifteenth line, and the word [Murray] in the twenty -eighth line of the second page being f...irst interlined. And also [Meinquipaumiah] the last subscribing chief of the Caho- quias his name was first interlined in two places in the first page, and the same chief's name was also interlined ifi three places in we second page of these Presents, before signing. Lachenav. ( 38 ) SEALED AND DELIVERED in the presence of us. All the foreo-oing interlineations, erasure and writini^ on an erasure beino- first made, the considerations in the above written Deed Poll, being also delivered in our presence to the said chiefs, the said Deed translated or explained by Richard Winston in French to Michael Dane an inhabitant of tlie said village of Kaskaskias, and to Piero Blait, Indian interpreter for the crown, who explained and interpreted the same to the said Indian chiefs in council : The said Michael Dane, and Piero Blait, interpreters, cannot write their names.
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