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Such Indians as, within that time, may not be
able to travel by land, shall, if the rivers be not
up be permitted to remain until tho next riso Of
waters, and in the meantime have, as attendants,
small num1er Of their families or friends.
The foregoing conditions boing agreed to. the
United States, through mo, ere willing to stipu.
,a'e 10 pay over to the Cherokee functiona ries,
rom lime to time, such portions of the moneys
appropriated for the emigration US may seem rea.
Sonao'e 10 prepare for and carry it out. =.


remain, gentlemen, &c.


4, WINFIELD SCOTT.
Messrs. JOHN Ross, L. Hicks, ]. BRowN. III


Z; GuNTER, s. GUHrER, SIrUwAxEE, .a


WHIRE PATH, r. TAYLOR. &c.


Note for the Secretary of War (added.)
This exception is intended for the benefit OF
such OF the treaty-making party as may not
choose 10 remove under the directions Of Mr..
Ross and his associates.


WINFIELD SCOTT.