...daitned ty v'«ue of Spanish grants, legally and fully executed, and the titles to which were confirmed by the articles of agreement and cession between the United. States and tht state of Georgia, shall be surveyed in the manner prescribed by the act* to which this is a supplement,...

...Georgia, in part payment of one million two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, stipulated to be paid by the articles of agreement and cession between the United States and the state of Georgia. And the question being taken, It was determined in the negative. It was also...

...consideration, unattended, so far as your committee can discover, with any fraudulent circumstances. By the articles of agreement and cession, between the United States and the state of Georgia, made on the 24th of April, i HO-.:, the very territory or tract of. country,...

...claimed by virtue ol Spanish grants, legally and fully executed, and the titles to which wer» confirmed by the articles of agreement and cession between the United States and the state of Georgia, shall be surveyed, in the manner prescribed bv the act to which this is a supplement,...

...Mississippi river, is covered by British grants, or pretended grants, bearing date from the Treaty ofl'aris, in 1763, to our Treaty of Peace, in 1783. These grants,...and that recognition is the firmest basis on which Ihcy stand. Congress passed various laws upon the subject of these British claims, from the year 1803}...

...the erection of these States, for that purpose, the compact is constitutional and binding. — See the articles of agreement and cession between the United States and Georgia, 1 vol. Laws US 448. — See also act of Congress extendng the ordinance of 1787 to the Mississippi...

...of that State, on the Mississippi river, is covered by British grants, or pretended grants, bearing date from the Treaty of Paris, in ,1763, to our Treaty...by the "Articles of Agreement and Cession" between tlie United States and Georgia, and that recognition is the firmest basis on which they stand. Congress...

...aware of, as to their validity. Georgia, too, has herself distinctly acknowledged their obligation. In the articles of agreement and cession between the United States and Georgia, of 1 802, which we shall notice more fully hereafter, one of the conditions of the cession made by...

...aware of, as to their validity. Georgia, too, has herself distinctly acknowledged their obligation. In the articles of agreement and cession between the United States and Georgia, of 1 802, which we shall notice more fully hereafter, one of the conditions of the cession made by...

...Public Lands. If referred to that committee they would examine in what situation the claim was placed by the articles of agreement and cession between the United States and Georgia. According to these articles, after one year from the ratification of them no act could be passed by...