The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-30

! aeeoia'hS 10 former laws, have become due an a
snaii DC allowed only on the following conati.
ons' that IS to say: First, That all the arrears OF
interest," on the land purchased to the end Of one
ysa' rom and after the day on which the last
r"y n'e"' on account ct such purchase should ac-
so'9'ns 10 former laws have become due, shall
AYE been paid,at or before The end of such year
second, That the residue of the sum due on ac-
count OF the principal Of such purchase sha,. be
! Pai' Win interest thereon, in TWO equal annual
! payments. VIZ One nalf Of the slia residue
WIN HE interest, which may be due thereon,
| "!nln one year ; and the other half of the sail
'ssioue, win the interest which may then be due
'ite'eon' within two yeIrs after the expiration
o. one year. from and after the day ON which the
last payment on account of such purchase should,
according to former laws, have become due
! Ara N case Of failure in paying either tie al
ieafa q Interest, or each oi the two instruments
q PfiHclpal with the accraing interest," at tie
,'ic and times aforementioned, the tract CT
| land shall be forthwith advertised and offered for
sale IN The manner and on the terms and condit:-
ons now prescribed for the sale of lands, purch-
ased from the United States, and not paid Tor
within the limited time and shall reycf, in like
manner TO the United States, il the sum due
with interest, be not at such sale, hidden and
paid.
And IN cases where any tract or tracts OF land.
NOT In :he whole exceeding six hlns.ied and for-
~ acres, which have since The FIRST day of Ianua-
~ last reverted to the United States, for ,lefuult
ofpayment, the otigisal purchaser may again
enter the same tract or tracts. And all monies
which such original purchaser may have paid,
snail De replaced to His credit, by the receiver OF
public monies Of the respective land Offices, and
such rc-purchasers shall be allowed the same be-
neiits Of the extension Of the time of payment,
h rbi ~ r,,rb
had oct urred Proride5, Such original purrias-
CT shall make TO the proper land officer such ap-
ica'ion tor such recently, as is required by law
Tor the entry ilan's, en- or before the first day
oil January next, and the land SO reverted saai
Tot have then been previously rcsold.
j, Is, Vafnum.
Speaker Of the House Of Representative
John Gaillard,
President ce the Senate pro ten
.aira 80, 1910.
3FpRoYHo,
JAMES MADISON
AN ACT
Making appropriations for carrying into effect
certain Indian Treaties.
u + II c,,octea5y he Senate and House q
L0Rebrcseatatigss ofths United States IF
Amer1ca, IN G9neress ASSembled, I has
Tor the purpose Of carrying into effect ,rea-
sy between the United States and the Dcawarr,
9s.ta .vatamies, Mian,ies and Eel Iver tribes or
Indians, concluded at Fort Wayne on the Thrill
eth day Of September, one Thousand eight hun
dred.and niue, the Of one thousand, sever
hundred and fifty dollars is hereby appropriated.
to be paid to the said tribes annually,as follows;
To the Delawarcs, five hundred dollars
r., tic NTi,,,es Ia, bno.l rpd flfllars
10 the Eel river trib:, two hanN,ed and fsfty
dollars
To the Putawaan,ics, five hundred dollars
Which ,era annuities shall be permanent.
Sec. Q. md De it further enacted, That for
carrying into effect separate article entered into
betwecn the United States and the Nliau,ies and
Eel rvcr tf!bes of Indians,at For. Wayne, on the
hirticth of September, one thousand eight hun~
dred and nine, the sum of Ave hundred dollars
annually, is hereby appropriated Tor the term OF
three years, and no longer. And lurtner annna
ty of two hundred. dollars to the Rarnies tribe
of Indians ; and 10 the .Yea and Eel river tribes
further annuity of one hundred dollars Zach,
which shall he permanent.
Sec. 8. md lie il farther enacted, That for
carrying into effect treaty concluded at Fort
Wayne, on the twenty sixth day OF October, one
thousand eight hundred and nine, between the
United States and the AVea tribe OF Indians, tie
sun of one thousand FIVE hundred Collars is here
" appropriated, and further sum Of three hun,
bred dollars annually, which annuity shall be
| permanent
Sec. 4. .dud be IL further eaactea, Thar fcs
carrying into effect treaty concluded at Vine
cennes, on the ninth day of Dcccmber, one thou
| sand eight hundred and nine, between the United
S,atec aud the Kickapoo tribe Of Indians, TIC
sum OF five hundred dollars is hereby approrri
ated, to be paid annually TO the said tribe, which
annuity shall be permanent.
Sec. s. Aad 6e il Jiuthtr enacted, That the
several suns appropriated by this act, shall BE-.