{"character_count": 972, "word_count": 176, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9771999716758728], "ccnet_perplexity": [1685.0], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
Lndian Treaty.-The last received Mad River COurant states, that treaty was holden on the 20.h inst. between MT J. B. Gardiner, acting on the part ofthe United States, and the Lewisown Indians, which resulted in he cesson of the reserve belong ing to the latter. The terms on which the purchase was made, are reported to be as follows: The h. dnns are to be paid for their lands at the rate of $l a6 per acree, so soon as the same shall be sold by Government: and are besides to receive twice the quantity of land West of the Mississippi, where they to be removed at the expense of the United States. They are likewise to be allowed some com pensation for their improvements and to be furnsh- ed with a certain quantity of farming utensils The same paper states, that treaty for the same pur- pose was expected to be held in few days with the Waughpahl. hl.onnetta Indians, who appeared willing to dispose of their lands in order to remove further West.-Nat. IntclLigcncer.