The communication of this treaty is now made to the end that suitable measures may be adopted to give effect to the first article thereof, which provides for the distribution among the claimants of the sum of $300,000, thereby stipulated to be paid.
John Tyler: “The communication of this treaty is now made to the end that suitable measures may be adopted to give effect to the…”
On the recordMarch 19, 1844
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