Compiled and edited by Charles J. Kappler. Washington :
Government Printing Office, 1904. |Cession of lands to State of
New York.| |Consideration paid therefor.| At a treaty held at
the city of New York, with the Nations or Tribes of Indians,
denominating themselves the Seven Nations of Canada; Abraham
Ogden, Commissioner, appointed under the authority of the United
States, to hold the Treaty; Ohnaweio, alias Goodstream,
Teharagwanegen, alias Thomas Williams, two Chiefs of the
Caghnawagas; Atiatoharongwan, alias Colonel Lewis Cook, a Chief
of the St. Regis Indians, and William Gray, Deputies, authorized
to represent these Seven Nations or Tribes of Indians at the
Treaty, and Mr. Gray, serving also as Interpreter; Egbert
Benson, Richard Varick and James Watson, Agents for the State of
New York; William Constable and Daniel M'Cormick, purchasers
under Alexander Macomb: THE agents for the state, having, in the
presence, and with the approbation of the commissioner, proposed
to the deputies for the Indians, the c