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1794 observed that their chief mentioned a treaty of pot in the chain of friendship which was very deep and in order to brighten this spot their chief and proposed a new line between them and the united states to begin where the Aalegahena river crosses the north line of Pennsylvania hence to French creek below the forks of creek hence to the forks of Mushingum hence down the Mushingum to the Ohio this he apprehend would move every cloud of difficulty but the apprehend this claim was with in the western Indians and as they had from time to time acquired in the treaty at fort Stanwix they might reasonably suppose _ _ he then had reference to the triangle on lake Erie purchases of congress by the hatcof Pennsylvania and where that it was included in the land ceded by them to the united states at the treaty of fort  Hanux for which the said State paid them 2000 dollars at the
Treaty at Muskingum in confirmation of the title and that Butler & Gibson the commissioner at the last mentioned treaty expected the East Side to the triangle would have extended to Buffalo Creek, But that not being the case, he now offered  to cede bac k to them all the Land between the Triangle and a line running due South from near the Mouth of the said Creek to the Pennsylvania Line, which comprehends 3 or 4 times as much land as is included in the triangle, and that the new line might run thus_ To begin at Johnson Landing place about 4 miles wide Hill it comes within 4 miles of Buffalo Creek, thence to the said creek at one mile distant from the mouth thence along Lake Erie to therefore said triangle, Bounded on the West by the said Triangle, on the south by Pennsylvania.

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Treaty at Muskingum in confirmation of the title and that Butler & Gibson the commissioner at the last mentioned treaty expected the East Side to the triangle would have extended to Buffalo Creek, But that not being the case, he now offered to cede bac k to them all the Land between the Triangle and a line running due South from near the Mouth of the said Creek to the Pennsylvania Line, which comprehends 3 or 4 times as much land as is included in the triangle, and that the new line might run thus_ To begin at Johnson Landing place about 4 miles wide Hill it comes within 4 miles of Buffalo Creek, thence to the said creek at one mile distant from the mouth thence along Lake Erie to therefore said triangle, Bounded on the West by the said Triangle, on the south by Pennsylvania.

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