WEE-AHS.

These are also the remnant of a once powerful tribe, and reduced by

the same causes, to the number of 200. This tribe formerly lived in

the State of Indiana, and have been moved with the Piankeshaws, to a

position forty or fifty miles south of Fort Leavenworth.

_Go-to-kow-pah-a_ (he who stands by himself, +plate+ 187), and

_Wa-pon-je-a_ (the swan), are two of the most distinguished warriors of

the tribe, both with intelligent European heads.

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