American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-21

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AN ACT TO provide for annuities TO the Ottayas Pota
watames kickapoos, Choctaws Kaskaskias, to Mushs-
latubbe and to carry into effect the treaty of Saginaw
be1tenacledbHhe Senate md Hot8e cf Rebyeatairge
he Ced States Of .fnefiCa M Congress- assembled That
Tor carrying into effect treaty concluded a, Chicago
on the twenty-nnh day Of August one thousand
eight hundred and twenty one, the following sums
TO be pad out OF any moneys in the Treasury, not
otherwise appreciated, be, and the same are hereby
appropriately for the payment of the annuity in said
treaty, to be paid to the following Indian tribes that
is to say to the Ottawas permanent annuity Of
one thousand dollars annually to the said tribe Of
Indians, one thousand five hundred dollars annual
y Tor ten years, in support Of blacksmith, teacher
and person 10 instruct the Ottawas in agriculture
and for the purchase Of cattle and farming utensils;
to the fot'awatames, five thousand dollars annual
y Tor twenty years, and further sum of one thou.
sand dollars 10 the said tribe of lndans stipulated
IN said treaty, to be applied by the President, annu.
ally, IN support OF a black smith and teacher for
them to the Kickapoo tribe Of Indians two thou
sand dollars annually, for fifteen years. stipulated 10
be paid to the said tribe by the treaty concluded a.
Edwardsye. in the state of Illinois, on the Thrift
eth OF July, one thousand eight hundred and nine
teen and to continue so appropriated so long as the
said treaties shall be in force.
For carrying into effect certain stipuations
tanned IN the treaty of the sixteenth November, one
thousand eight hundred and five, with the Choctaw
nation and Tor the annual gratuiy TO said naton
IaloWeo under previous treaties Tor which no APP
preparation has heretofore been made, annually, two
thousand four hundred dollars.
For the annuity Of Mushalatubbee, provided for
IN the treaty concluded with the Choctaw nation,
October eighteenth, one thousand eight hundred s.
twenty and to carry into effect the stipulation OF
said treay relative to light horse, annually, seven
hundred and fifty dollars
FOR annuity secured to the Kaskaskias tribe by
the treaty oil the thirteenth August, one thousand
leIght hundred and three, for which no approprla'
ion has heretofore been made, annually, five hun
dred dollars
For carrying into effect the stipulation contained
IN the treaty concluded at Saginaw, twenty fourth
September. one thousand eight hundred and nire'
teen, relative to the employment of blacksmith,
and persons TO aid in agriculture, &c &c and for
which no appropriation has heretofore been made,
the annual sum oil two thousand dollars.
-, Approved,-IA.MES MONROE.
Washington, May 7, 1922
AN ACT explanatory of act for the relief of sundry
citizens of Baltimore.
ne nenaced 6y The Senate and Hose Of Rebreentat0es q
me United States Of America in Congress assembled That the
act, entitled An act for the relief of sundry cl-
zens OF Baltimore, shall be so construed to refer
10 copy OF estimates verified at Baltimore BY
horndlke Chase and John Snyder, on the twenty
e'ghth day OF February, one thousand eight hun
ored and twenty, instead of twentieth day OF Feb
ruary aforesaid
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
Washington, May 7, 1922