...and the lands thus ceded or compensateii for shull revert to the state of Georgia. 34. Fourthly. — That the United States shall at their own expense...obtained on reasonable terms, the Indian title to the county of Tallaseee, to the lands left out by the line drawn by the Creeks in the year 1798, which...

...thesu memorialists fin 1 a stipulation that the United States shall, as soon as may be,, extinguish the Indian title to all the lands within the state of Georgia. This stipulation was not gratuitous on the part of the government of the Union, but was in consideration...

...United States agreed to pay the sum of $1,250,000, and stipulated " to extinguish at their own expense for the use of Georgia, as early as the same can be peaceably obtained upon reasonable terms, the Indian title to the lands lying within the limits of that State." The Indians,...

..."of holding treaties with the Cherokee and Creek tribes of- Indians, for the purpose of extinguishing the Indian title to all the lands within the State of Georgia," &c. (See act 7th May, 1822.) Under this act we were commissioned ; and, from the phraseology of the...

...west of the line designated, one of the conditions was, "that the United States should, at theirown expense, extinguish, for the use of Georgia, as early...obtained on reasonable terms, the Indian title to lands within the State of Georgia." One of the counsel, in the argument, endeavoured to •how1, that...

...are within the chartered limits of Georgia, and east of the present line between Alabama and Georgia. "The United States shall, at their own expense, extinguish,...obtained, on reasonable terms, the Indian title to the county of Talassee," &c. &c. " and the United States shall, in the same manner, also extinguish...

...consideration for such cession, the United States promised to extinguish, " for the use of Georgia, as early as can be peaceably obtained, on reasonable terms," the Indian title to all the other lands within the State of Georgia. CHE CHE Judicial. The Legislative is in a Committee of Council,...

...net proceeds of the sales of land, and certain other conditions, among which is the following ; — ' That the United States shall, at their own expense,...obtained on reasonable terms, the Indian title ' to certain Creek lands, and ' shall, in the same manner, also extinguish the Indian title to all the other...

...claimed by her west of the line designated, one of the conditions was, "that the. United States shouln, at their own expense, extinguish, for the use of Georgia,...obtained, on reasonable terms, the Indian title to lands within the state of Georgia. " One of the counsel , in the argument, endeavored to show, that...

...void; and the lands thus ceded or compensated for shall revert to the state of Georgia. "Fourthly. That the United States shall, at their own expense,...extinguish, for the use, of Georgia, as early as the same Indian title to ' ,' & ,. ' . . , 11 . tu T jlands in Gem-- can be peaceably obtained, on reasonable...