...for the use of the Brothertown Indians, who are to be paid by the Government the sum of one thousand six hundred dollars for the improvements on the lands...line or course of the tract of five hundred thousand acres, described in the first article of this treaty, and set apart for the New York Indians, to commence...

...for the use of the Brothertown Indians, who are to be paid by the government the sum of one thousand six hundred dollars for the improvements on the lands...parallel to the southwestern boundary line, or course of tht tract of five hundred thousand acres described in the first article of this treaty, and set apart...

...the use of the Brothertown Indians, who are to be paid, by the Government, the sum of one thousand six hundred dollars for the improvements on the lands now in their possession ou the east side of Fox river, which lands are to be relinquished by said Indians ; also, that a new...

...for the use of the Brothertown Indians, who are to be paid by the Government the sum of one" thousand six hundred dollars for the improvements on the lands...line or course of the tract of five hundred thousand acres, described in the first article of this treaty, and set apart for the New York Indians, to commence...

...for the use of the Brothertown Indians, who are to be paid by the Government the sum of one thousand six hundred dollars for the improvements on the lands...line or course of the tract of five hundred thousand acres, described in the first article of this treaty, and set apart for the New York Indians, to commence...

...lor the use of the Broihertown Indians, who are to be paid, by the Government the sum of one thousand six hundred dollars for the improvements on the lands...shall be run, parallel to the southwestern boundary lme, or course of the tract of five hundred thousand acres described in the first article of this treaty,...

...five thousand dollars : and that there shall bo one township of land adjoining the foregoijg, equal to twenty-three thousand and forty acres, laid off and...line, or course of the tract of five hundred thousand acres described in the first article of this treaty, and set apart for the New York Indians, to commence...

...for the use of the Brothertown Indians, who are to be paid by the Government the sum of one thousand six hundred dollars for the improvements on the lands...line or course of the tract of five hundred thousand acres, described in the first article of this treaty, and set apart for the New York Indians, to commence...

...use of the Brothertown Indians ; who are to be paid by the Government the sum of one thousand and sir hundred dollars for the improvements on the lands...line, or course of the tract of five hundred thousand acres described in the first article of this treaty, and set apart for the New York Indians, to commence...

...Senate proviso, appended for the benefit of the Brothertowns to the treaty of 1831, grants them only "one thousand and six hundred dollars for the improvements...their possession .on the east side of Fox river." And as no mention is made of other lands or other improvements we may conclude that there were none. Emigration...