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This was agreed to in the Adams-Onis Treaty of 1819: in exchange for the "loss" of territory in today's one from 1814 with the "probable southern boundary" and the other most likely from 1819, with the Adams-Onis

But, due to the 1811 Louisiana Constitution, the 1819 Adams Onis Treaty, the Mexican Revolution of 1821

After the signing of the Adams-Onis Treaty of 1819, which legally named the border between New Spain

Land Louisiana, the Missouri Territory, and the Arkansas Territory Theft of the Caddo Homelands The Adams-Onis