I - To holders vf unseated LANDS in Lycoining covnty. WHEREAb divers perl'ons, intending to enter their Lands with us, the commifTioncrs of said county, according to Law, have transmitted to us impe.-leil iUtem.-nt; of tfeir Lands whereby we are unable to difiinguifh them on the general returns of the deputy surveyors : we hereby notily ill persons holding unseated Lands in the county aforefaid, who are desirous of entering their lands with u>, according to I.aw, that they tra'ifmit to us a statement, fhewirigthe names of the warran te s, numbers and dates of the warrants, the qual ity *".rveyed Opon each, and the name of the depu ty wso iurveyed the Lands. Such a llatement for warded to the pott-office atth«tdwo of Northern bsrland, poll paiil, will be duly attended to by u »nd th» owner speedily furnifhed with an accoim Those persons who do net enter their Lards a* j iforcfaid, and pay their tar.es, within three months from this notification, an intercft of one per cent per mouth, wilt he . harged up ok the dtUulters as the Law dire# ;, besides the experifes accruing up on a procedure to fa ! e, wbch will be in the names fcf th6*Sjgillf& warranties, of which the commif fiontrs arc in peffrfiion ot accurate Lifts lor the whole county. WILLIAM WILSON,"J HENRY DONNEL, 5-commiffioHcrs THOMAS FORSTER,J march 13 f 5 l William Wilson, one of the commillioners is Ijow in the city where be will remain until the 18th inft.—Any pci.fon wifliingto enter their Lands may make uj plication to him at Win. Elliot s, Crols Keys, North fourth Itrect. A Meeting of the Creditors of HENRY BANKS, is requellid on TKulfd»y next, the 14th instant, at the house of Mrs. Nicholas, figr of Waggon, in Market street, at f o'clock io the evening. | TV r " John BakA marsh 7 dtipMir. 'FOR S/iLE A House and Lot in Trenton, '"T'KE house is of brick, two Gories high, four A reoins 011 a floor, ard in good order.—For further particulars enquire of Ab . Hunt, in Tren on, or of No. 54, Market flreet. march RUBBERY* SIXTY DOLLARS REWARD. THE Cellar of the Subfcribcrs' Warehouse iv*s broke open in the night between the 7th and Bth inft fr m wh-tnee was taken a Trunk marked F. No 7, matted and corded a> it came from London ; eontainy>jf »4 drab coloured cloth cardinals 60 icariet do. Some of them plain, ar.d others bound |with gimp and ermine. also, 4 pieces of fancy striped eallimincoes. Thirty dollars will be paid for the difcovtry of the perpetrators of the robbery when convic ted, and thirty d«llars for recovery of the gonds. THOMAS &J" JOSHim FISHER. 3d niont h 9 d6t treasury department. March Mth, 1799. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Purfuani to the ail of Congress patted on the lft day of Juse, one ihbi-fjnd, feveu lmn drfd and niuety Ox, entitled " an a 6 regulat ing the gi ants of iand appropriated fur mili tary Cervices, and for the society of United fljciiirea tcr propagating the f/fpel among the Heathen and tl)e a<2 fupplemer.tary to tie laid recited a£l pafTecJ on the lecond day of March, one thoHfand seven hundred and nine ty nine- to iuti: THAT the trail of Land herein after de ferred, narr.ely, " beginning at the North Weft corner of the seven ranges of townftiipi, and running thence fifty miles due foutb, along the western boundary of the said ranges ; thence due VVftjt to the Main Branch of the Scioto ri ver ; thence up the Main Branch of the said ri ver to the place where the Indian boundary line crofiVs the fame :—thence along the said boun dary line to the Tulcaroras branch of the Muf kingum river at the crofting place abi ve Fort Lawrence ; thence down the said river, to the point where a line run due weft fron>| the plaae of beginning, "ill iuteWeft the said river ; thend? along the line so run to the place of be ginning has been divided into townftiips of five mile* square, and frafiionalparts of town. Clips ; and rlnt plats and surveys of tht laid townfliip» and Vrafliojial parts of townships are deposited in tht offices of the Remitter of the Treasury and Surveyor General, for the inflec tion of all persons concerned. 11. The holders of fufh warrants as have been or (Vail be granted for military fervicesperform ed during the late war, are required to present the lame to the Register of the Treasury, at forne time prirr to the twelfth thy of February in the year, one thoufa>ul eight hundred, for the purpose of belnp registered ; No registry will however be made of any Itfs quantity than a quarter town(hip, or four thousand acres. 111. Th« priority oflocation of the warrants which may be presented and registered in manner afore faid, prior to the nth day of February in the year one thoufaud eight hundred, will immediate ly after the laid day, be determined by lot, in the mode diefcribed by the act firft recited. The lioldeis cf registered warrants, (hall on Monday the z?th day of February, in the year 1800, in the order «f which the priority of locati on (hall be determined by lotas aforefaid, person ally, or by their agents, designate in v\ riting at the office of the Regifler of the Treasury, the particu lar quarter tnwnfhips elefled by them rcfpeilively, and such of the said holders as (hall not designate their locations on the said day, shall be postponed in locating such warrants to all other holders of regiftercd warrants The holders of warrants for military services fufficient to cover one or more quarter townships or trails of four thousand acres each ; fcall, at any time after Monday the 17th day of Februiry, 1800 and prior to the firft day ol January, 1802, be al lowed to register the said warrants in manner a forefaid, and forthwith to make locations therefor on any trail or tradls of land not before located. All warrants or claims for lands on account of military llrvices, which Shall not be regifteftd and located before the firft day of January, i8o», are by tha supplementary ,ict ol Congrcfs herein before recitrd, paffcd on'the second diy of March, 1799, declared to be forever barred. Given under my hand at Philadelphia, the day and Tear above mentioned. OLIVER WOLCOTT. Sec. of the Treasury. A neat fxjeket edition of the Conftituiion of the United States, Together with the Amendments, m y be bed at this rffice —Prise 15 Cents. Mani 11. Treasury Department, Jllorcb stb, 1799. PUBLIC NOTICE 13 HfRUBY GIVEN, THAT by an aa of Congrcfs p-ifled the aStft day of February, m.e thousand fcveO hundred and ninety nine* the following al- and amendments have been mad«.' t» an art patted on the (ixth day of July one thousand seven hundred and ninety seven, intituled, 41 An art laying duties upon {lamped vellum, parchment and paper." The (lamp duties heretofore impoftdupon foreign bills of exchange and bills of lading are to cease and determine from and after the 3lit day of March, one thousand seven hundred and ninety- nine. Tht federal stamp Vuties hereafter. imjmeMte*f wttl-be levied and collected throughout the Uni ted Stares, from znd afterthcj I ft day ot Mffihi one thousand (even »od mntty-nine. For "every ftyii, or piece of Ytilom or fwrehsi*nt ol Iheet or piece of pap«r> u P on which (nail be : written or printed either of the bftrurpenu or writings fallow in g, to wit Any foreign bill of exchange, draft or order lor the payment of money in any foreign country. Any not* or bill of lading, or writing or receipt in nature thereol, lor goods or merchandize to be export ed ; —if from one diftriil to another diftrift of tht'Umted States, not being in the fame fl ate, If from the United States to any foreign port or place, Any policy of insurance, or inflrument in the nature thsreof, other than thole heretofore fpeciGed in the above recited aiS, when the sum in lured (ball nbt exceed five hundred dollais, When the fuminfurtd (hail exceed five hundred dollars, ... I And the said Duties are chargeable upon eaeh and every Bill of Exchange and Bill ol Lad ing without refpeft to the number contained in each set. 11l Bonds required in any cafe by the Law« of the United States, or of any fta;e, upon legal process, or in any judicial proceeding, or for thefaithful performance of any trust or duty are exempt from the payment of Stamp- Dutien. Given under my hand at Philadelphia, the day and year abovementioned. OLIVER WOLCOTT, march 7 IS an keens. 10,000 pieces Nankeens, entitled, to draw back, march 14 * # # All adjourned Meeting of the sub scribers to the New-Theatre, will be held at the City Tavern on Saturday Evening next, at 7 o'clock, when business of impor tance will be submitted to their confidera tion, JOHN LEAMY, Chairman, march 13. MR. and Mrs. BYRNE refpe&fully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Philadelphia that their BALL will be on Tuesday the ,19th inft. at O'cller's Hotel. In the course of the evening fe veral Ntiv Cotillions and Country Dances will be in troduced. march 14 East India Company of N. America. The Company are defir ffSWSijL. .ous of parchafing immediately, a u ' ,^ant ' a ' we l' Wit faft failing ves sel, completely fitted for sea, a (hip rV already coppered will lie preferred ; her burthen to be not less than Three Hundred Tons. Any perlon having such veflcl to dispose of, will be pleafcd to forward their proposals on or before the 15th inft. with a particular descrip tion of the vessel, the timber of which (he is built, the number of guns (he is calculated to car'y, and her dimensions, to the secretary of the boarj of agents, who will receive the fame fur their con sideration. march 5. From on board the (hip Jofsphus, H. Kennedy, mailer, at Rofs's wharf, from the Havanna, and for Sale by the fubferiber, 91 hogsheads of prime Molasses, 31 tierces of Coffee, 73 quintals of Logwood. Bill Madeira WINE of 6 years old, in pipe!-, hoglheads & quarter calks ; 1 box of low-priced Irifli Linens, Window Glass, Clover Secdj &c. &c. £"Iln SAID SHIP i®, JOSEPHUS, For SALE or CHARTER. march It THE Following certificates of (hares of the fiock of the Bank of the United States have been loft or destroyed at sea, to wit 13 (bares in the name of Peter Blight, of which 5 (bares No 4185. 5 (bares No 4186. and 3 (hares No 4187, and 6 (hares in the name of John Barker Church, No 2058. which were forwarded by the Coucitefs of Leicester packet from Falmouth for New-York—and ten (hares of said (lock in t-hename of Stadnit(ki&. Son. of Amfterdaro, No 1796. which were forward ed by the Pasket from Falmoutb for New-York in November 1794 j and for the renewal of which application is made at the said Bank,and all persons concerned are desired to take notice. CLEMENT BIDDLE. march 11 Boarding & Lodging. THKEE or four Gentlemen may be accommodat ed with genteel hoarding and lodgin,; in a small family,and upon terms, by apply ing at No. 1 2, Pear Street. march 15 £ TO LET, A Three Story Brick House, In Sprucc-ftreet, between Seconii <tud i hird-dreets Fofillfisn given immediately, enquire at No. 11, Sprue, -flreet. march 13 dßt Secretary of the Treasury. dim 7 bales Blue Gurralu, i bales Checks, I-on Sai.v isy SAMUF.I. HATS, No. 80, iouth Third ftrtet. dbt New Theatre. AL Per order of the board, S. BLOD9ET, Secretary p t. dtf NOW LANDING, Who has also for (ale. NOTICE. Laws of the United States. Fifth Lvngrejs of the United States At the Third S<dl : Jn,. begirt and held at the Citv of iAiladelphia, in the gtatc of Pcai jyivania, 011 Mon day, the tlfird of December, one thoufafd leven hundred and ninety eight. Doifa...Cts. For tbe augmentation of the Navy. BE it enacted by tbe Senate and Rouse of Representatives of tbe United States of America, in Congress assembled., That under the orders of the President of the Uni- fed States, and in addition to the naval ar mament already authorised by law, there (hall be built within the United States, fix ships of war, of a size to carry, and which shall be armed with not left than seventy-sour guns each ; and there shall be built or pur chated within the United States, fix sloops of war, of a size to carry, and which shall be armed with eighteen guns each, or not exceeding that force all which ships and vessels shall be procured, manned and em ployed as soon as may be, for the service, of the United States ; and in part of the ne cessary expenditures to be incurred herein, a sum not exceeding one million of dollars, shall be, and is hereby appropriated, and shall be paid out of , any monies which shall be in the treasury of the United States, not otherwise appropriated. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the Prefidem of the United States shall be, and he is hereby authorised to augment, at his discretion, the force of any (hip or vef ftl, nov, in tiie service, or building for the service of the United States, by allowing an additional number of guns and men therein, beyond the cflablifhed rate, and according to the refpeflive size and capacity of such ship or veflcl: and a ium not exceeding thir ty.five thousand dollars, fliail be, and is hereby appropriated to defray the expense «f such augmentation, ajid shall be f>aid out of any morties which shall be in tb<' treasury of the United States, not otherwise appropria ted. Sec. 3, And be it further- enacted, That the Preiident of thtf United States (half be, and is h-rrby authorized to place on the ni val eftsblifhtrufnt, and employ accordingly, all or any of the veflcls, which, as revenue cutters, have been ehcrenfed in force, and employed in tlif defence of the fea-coafl, pur suant to the aft, intituled " an aft provi ding a naval armament and thereupon the officers and crews of such vessels, may be al lowed, at the dificretien of the President of the United State*, the pay, subsistence, ad vantages and compenfitions, proportionably to the rates of such veflels, and shall be go verned by the rules and discipline, which a.re or which Jhall be eftabliflied for the navy of the United States. JONATH AN DAYTON, Speaker of tbe House of Representatives. TH : JEFFERSON, Vice-President of tbe United States, and President of tbe Senate. Approved, February 15, 1790. JOHN ADAMS, Allowing James Mathers compensation for services done for tbs United States, and expences incurred in rendering said ser vices, as Serjeant at arms to the Senate. BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Representative, jf the United States of America, in Congress assembled, That the sum of five hundred and one dollars be, and the fame is hereby allowed tp James Mathers for his services and expences during the r:;cefs of Congress as ferjearit at arms to the Senate of the United States, which ser vices were done and expences incurred by or der of the Senate, to be paid out of any un appropriated money in the treasury of the United States. JOHN CRAIG. dtf JONATHAN DAYTON, Speaker of the House of Rehresentatrves. T/\ Tf r"T»n TvV fHO V JEFFERSON, Vice-President of the United States, and President of the Senate. Approved, February 25, 1709. JOHN ADAMS, ■r* • • Authorizing rhe establishment of Docks. BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America, in Congress assembled, That two Jocks for the convenience of repairing the public Ihips and Vefiek be ereited in suitable places, under the dire£tion of the President oi the United States, and that the sum of fifty thousand dollars be appropriated to wards eff'e&ing this objedt, to be paid out if any monies in the treasury of the United States, not otherwise appropriated. JONATHAN DAYTON, Speaker of the House of Representatives. TH : JEFFERSON, Vice-President of the United Slates, and President of the Senate. Approved, February 25th, t-jna. JOHN ADAMS, President of the United State... Bp AN ACT President of tbe United States. A N ACT President of the United States. AN ACT AN ACT fu Authorizing the purchase ef timber far na- fa 1 val purposes. fa BE it enacted by the Senate and HoySe ft; of Representatives of the United States ar jof America, in Congress assembled, 1 bat gi I the President of the United States (ball be, 1 and lie is hereby authorized to dirett a ium lb | not exceeding two hundred tbottfand dolhrs, C ( Ito be paid out of any monies in the tr:aiuu di not otherwise appropi iated, to be laid out in {b the purchase of growing or ether timber, or tt |of lands on which timber is growing, {pita, pi ble for the navy,' and to cause the proper tr inquires to be taken to lwve the fame paler- S vtd for the future uses of the navy. pi JONATHAN DAY TON, b. Speaker of the House of Representatives. R "HI: JEI-fERSON, c( V'ice-'President of the United St.'irs, ' b< Approved February 179*3 * JOHN ADAMS, President if the United States. u AN ACT ' T ( RefpeSing quarantines, and health laws. BE it ennffed by the Senate and House of 111 of Reprefentutives of the United Statei of ® America in Congress affembhd, That the qua '■ required and eftablifhe.l by the health laws of any (late, or pursuant thereto, refpeftifg any veffeln arriving in, or bound to, port or diftrift thereof, whether from a so- l ' reign port or place, or from another diftrift ° of the United States, (hall be duly observed ■ by the colleftors, and all other officers of '' the revenue of the United States, appoin ted and employed for the several colleftion diftrifts of such state rcfpeftively. and by j 1 the matters and cre« sos the several revenue 11 cutters, and by the military offictrs who (hall h command in any fort or station upon the sea coast ; and all such officers of the Uni- v ted States (hall be, and they hereby are, an- thorized and required, faithfully to aid in " the execution of such quarantines and health b laws, according to their refpeftive powers 11 and precinfts, and as they shall betiirefted from time to time by the Secretary of the 1 Treasury of the United States. And the 1 said Secretary shall be, and he is h reby an- _ r thorized, when a conforniity to such qua- J rantines and health laws shall require it, and c in refptft to veffell which shall be fubjedt thereto, io prolong the terms limited for the c entry of the fame, and the report or entry r of their cargoes, and to varv or dispense with i 1 any othei regulations applicable to such re-1 ports or entri s: PievideJ, that nothing j t of tonnage or impeft, without the consent | of the Congress of the United States there- | * to : And provide that no part of the cargo ! of any veffcl shall, in any cafe, betaken out » or unladctr therefrom, otherwise than as by law is allowed, or according to the regula tions hetein after established. Sec. 2. sfnd be it further enoSled, That 1 when, by the health laws of any state, or by the regulations which shall be made pursu ant theretd, any veffcl arriving within a col leftion diftriH of such state, shall be prohibi ted from coming to the port of entry or de- • livery by law eftnblifhed for such diftrift, and it shall be required or permitted by such health laws, that the cargo of such vi-ffel : shall or may be unladen at fume other place within or near to such diftrift, the colleftor ■ . authorized therein, after due report to h,'m ' of the whole ef such ca> go, may grant his 1 . special warrant or permit for the unlading ; p and discharge thereof, under the care of the 1 surveyor. or of cue or more infpeftors, at ' some other place where such health laws shall permit, and upon the conditions and reflriftions which shall be directed by the Secretary of the Treasury, or which such colleftor may for the time, reasonably judge ■ expedient for the security of the public re vet ue : Provided, that in every such cafe, all the articles of tlie cargo so to be unladen shall be deposited, at the risk of the parties concerned therein, in such pub ic, or other ! ware houses or inclofures, as the colleftor shall there to remain uuder the joint custody of such colleftor, and of the owner or owners or mafttr, or other peifon having charge of such veffcl, until the fame shall be entirely unladen or discharged ; and f until the goods, warts or merchandize which I * shall be so deposited may be fafely removed, t without contravening such health law« ; and > when such removal may be allowed, the col s leftor having charge of such goods, wares > vr merchandize, may grant permits to the J refpeftive owners or corfignt t.s their factors ov agents, to receiveall good', wares or mtr - chandize, which shall I e entered, ai d where - of the duties accruing shall be paid or l'ecu e red, acrording to law, upon the payment by them of a reasonable rate of ftorenge ; which shall be fixed by the Secretary of the Trca fury for all public ware houses and inclo fures. Sec. 3. And be it further enadted Thnt there shall be purchafed'or crested, under the orders of the President of the United States, suitable ware houses, with wharves and inclofures, where goods anu merchan dize may be unladen aud depefited, from any veffcl which shall be fubjeft to a qua-- antine, or other restraint, puifuant t... tlve health laws of any state as aforefaid, at such 7 convenient place or places therein, as the / lafcty of the public revenue, x ar.d the obser vance of such health laws may require. L , See ' /,nd h ' it further enacted, That when, by the prevalence et any contagious or epidemical disease, in or near the place I by law established, at the port of entry for any colleftion diftrift, it shall bee me dan gerousor inconvenient for the colleftor and tnp /-vf _r .1 , ! . enient for the collc&or and the other officers of the revenue employed j therein, to continue the discharge of their!" refpe£ive offices at such port, the Secretary J Notice. or in his abferce, the Comptroller of th« j THE creditors of John Ji. Hubbs rea uiy of the United States, may di eft j nay take notico that he has ajipliedto the Honor ana authorize the removal of the collector 1 ®Me the Ju.<sgc.« ©f the Court of ton - nion..Fle»Mjjr and the other officers employed in lm d,! ,he co * nt s r of P h 'l««clrW». (or rtlici '- uad ? *' X partment from fitr-h r» » » ftvcral a&jtitf Aflembly pifled for the itbrf more convrmVnf r > to 3ny ot.ier solvent debtors,and they have appointii piace, within or as ut~r the 45th instant to hmr him sro ri» ireflitor>' as may be to such collection diftri& } wLtrj j march 15 * r mo/ifr. .It Fuch coile&or and officers may exercise tV, e fame authorities, ond (hall be liable 10 the fame duties, according to existing circiim stances, as in such lawful port t,r diftrifl . and of such removal, public notice (hall be given as soon as may be. Sec. 5. And be it furter traded, That it (hall be lawful for the judge of any diilrift court of the United States within whofc diftridl any contagious or epidemical disease shall at any time prevail, so as in hisopinion to endanger the life or lives of any person or persons confined in the prison of such dif. trift, in puvfuance of any law of the United States, to dire& the mar(hal to cause the person or persons confined as aforefaid, to be removed to the nest adjacent prison where such disease does not prevail, there to bv confined, until he, (he or they may fafely be remov. d back to the place of their firft ; confinement ; which removals shall be at the expense of the United States. Sec. 6. And be it further enaSed, That in cafe of the prevalence of a contagious or epidemical disease at the feat of government I it (hall be lawful for the President of the United States to permit ana direst the re. moval of any or all the public offices to such other place or places as in his discretion (hall be deemed moll fafe and convenient for conducing tht public bulinefs.' Sec. 7. And be it further enaStd, That whenever, in the opinion of the chief jus. tice, or in cafe of his death, or inability, 0 f the senior aflociate justice of the supreme court of the United States, a contagious sickness (hall render it hazardous to hold the next dated session of the said court at the feat of government, it (hall b< lawful f CT the chief or such associate jultice, to iffuc his order to the marshal of the dillrift w ith. in which the supreme court is by law to be holden, dire&ing him to adjourn the said fefiion of the said court to such other place within the Came, or an adjoining diftrid, as he may deem convenient ; and the said mit (hal (hall thereupon adjourn the said court by mak'ng publication thereof in one or more public papers printed at the ptaee by law appointed for holding the fame, from the time he (hall receive such order, until the tiane by law prescribed for com mencing the said session. And the diflrift judges (ha'.l, refpertively, under the fame circumstances, have the fame power, by the fame means, to dircft adjournments of the ditlrift and circuit courts within their seve ral diltrifls, to feme convenient place witb- I in the fame, refpeftively. j Sec. 8. And he it further mailed. That | the a£t, intituled " An aft relative to quar | amine,"palFedin the firft session ofthefourth | Congress-os the United Sta es, (hal)br, aad tne fame is hereby repealed. JONATHAN DAYTON. Speaker of the House of Rebrescutatteves. TH: JEFFERSON, Viet*Presidrtit of tie United States, and President of the Senate. Approved February 25, 17.99. JOHN ADAMS, Preiiihnt of tie United States AN ACT Making appropriations for defraying tht tx penfet -which may at if tin ca ■ rvirt* into ejftd certain treaties het-wientbe UnitedStales,ani federal tribes or nition of Indians. BE ilenulledby the Senate and Htufe of Re prtfentatives of the United States of dmt , rica, in Congress ajfembled, That for the put i pofc of defraying the expenses which may arise in carrying into effeft the following . treaties, (viz.) A treaty made and conclu . ded with the Creeks at the city ofNe»- , York, 011 the seventh day of April, one [ thousand seven hundred anc ninety, and a , further ( treaty with the said Creeks made and concluded at Coleraic, in the state of . Georgia, on the twenty ninth of lune, one thousand seven hund ed and nioe'y fix : A | treaty made and concluded with the chiefs , and warriors of the Six Nations or. thecle s venth November, one thousand fevn bun r | dred andniuety-four: Anaj;rei*mentmadeand r emered into with the chiefs of the < hick . • afaw nation, in Philadelphia on the fifteenth „ July, one thousand feve.) hundred and nine , ,ty four to pay to the said nation, goeds to tin. amount of three thousand dollars annual ly : And the treaty made and concluded at 1 Tellico with the Cherokee triVe or nation on the second day of O&ober, one thousand se ven hundred and ninety-eight ;anda treaty of HoKton mentioned in the fame ; 1 he mo ney arising under the revenue laws of the United States, which have been heretofore passed, and not already appropriated to any other purpose, that is to fay so tnuch there of as may be necessary, be, and is hereby pledged and appropriated for the payment . of ths annuities stipulated as aforefaid, to It paid to the said Indian uibes, or nations, and to continue so pledged and appropria ted so long as the said treaties andagreewei t shall be in force And that • lurthcr sum of ten ih./ufand dollars out of the money aforefaid, bo, and hereby is appropriate 1 to defray the cost of tranfporiatiotf, and other cont ngent charges which may arise fr® lll the payment'of said annuities according to the stipulations made and entered i«to with the aforefaid nations, tribes or Indians. JONATHAN DAYTON, Speaker of the House of Reprefentati-ots■ TH : JEFHERSON. Vice-Prejidtnt of the United Statts, and Preftdent of the Senate. Approved February 25, 1799. j JOHN ADAMS, President of the United Stats. Depofiteci among' the Rolls in the Office of the Department of State. Timothy Pickering, Secretary of StMtt, - ?' V 6 T
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