Articles of certain engagements passed at Fort Knox at Vincennes, between John Francis Hamtramck Esq. Major of the 1^st United States Reg^t on the one part, and the Chiefs or different Tribes of Indians on the Wabash on the other part, with the following Conditions 1^st That as Major Hamtramck has not sufficient power to conclude a treaty of peace with the Indians of the Wabash, he shall immediately inform the great Chief of the United States that it is the sincere desire of the Indians here represented to bury the Hatchet for ever, and to establish a lasting peace and friendship with the United States. 2^d That measures may speedily be taken to conclude a solid and everlasting treaty of peace between the Wabash Indians and the United States and that the treaty shall be held at Vincennes. 3^d That the United States shall confirm to the Indians the lands they legally claim, and that no part shall be taken from them, but by a fair purchase and to their satisfaction. 4^th The Indians here represented solemnly promise on their part that no more hostilities or depredations shall be committed by them on any of the Citizens of the United States. 5^th That they will at all times give notice to the commanding Officer of Fort Knox or other Garrison of any designs which they may know to be carried on by any nation of Indians or any individual whatever against the Interest or prejudicial to the United States. In Testimony whereof we have hereunto subscribed our Names. J. F. Hamtramck Major 1. U.S. Reg^t Witness^s E. Bra[undecipherable] Cap^t 1. Reg^t U. States. Kickapooquaigh . . . . . . his + mark Ros^s Bird Ensⁿ 1. U. States Reg^t Atchinewaugh . . . . . . his mark [Weya Chiefs] J. Prior N^o 1. U. States Reg^t Contomsumgaugh . . . . . . his mark Aurpaighchenecaugh . . . . . . his mark Cullaswaigh . . . . . . his mark Inacowaalagh . . . . . . his mark La Poussière . . . . . . his mark [Eel River Chiefs] Prankcunshaw . . . . . . his mark Thecunmemshaw . . . . . . his mark Provisional Article As the Kickapoos of the Weya have left that Country and gone to the Illinois River and are not represented with us in Council — We the Chiefs of the Eel River and Weya Indians further agree that in case the said Kickapoos should return on the Wabash we shall use our endeavours to bring them to the above mentioned measures or otherwise to drive them out of the Country — signed and witnessed as above. Done and concluded the 14 March 1792. — Compared — [undecipherable] Stagg and [undecipherable] Cl^k, M.D.