(AMERICAN INDIANS) Group of 7 early 19th century government

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(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Group of 7 early 19th-century government documents. 8vo, stitched or disbound; various conditions. Vp, 1800-25

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Report of the Committee of Ways and Means, on Certain Appropriations for the Indian Department. [Washington], 1800 Letter . . . of Merchandise and Supplies Purchased on Behalf of the United States by the Superintendant of Indian Trade. Washington, 1807 Report of . . . the Petition of Alexander Scott of South Carolina. Concerning efforts to recover the slaves of a party of white settlers in Mississippi who were killed by Cherokees. Washington, 1810 Message . . . Transmitting Copies of Two Ratified Treaties . . . with the Creek Nation of Indians. Washington, 1815 Message . . . from the Occurences at Fort Jackson in August 1814, during the Negotiation of a Treaty with the Indians. Washington, 1816 Report . . . on the Expediency of Making an Appropriation to Satisfy the Claims of the Friendly Creek Indians. [Washington], 1817 Message . . . in Relation to the Various Tribes of Indians within the United States, and Recommending a Plan for their Future Location and Government. Washington, 1825.