Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-07-28

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fourteen thousand seven hundred and
fifty dollars.
For the expense OF building four hou-
SEES for Usage Chiefs, as stipulated for
by the said fourth article of the treaty
with them, and one for the principal
Kansas Chief, Gas estimated for by Gene
raj Clark, ten thousand dollars.
For carrying into etfec, the provisions
otthe aforesaid treaties, relative to agents,
blacksmIths, aericulIurlsts, and other
persons TO be employed for The benefit
Of said Indians, Including the expense
OF erecting the necessary buildings tor
the accommodation OF such persons, Tor
tools, and all other expenses connected
with said provisions, fourteen thousand
one hundred and fifty dollars.
For payment OF the debts due by the
Kanzas Indians 10 Francis G. Chouteau,
and by the Osages to Augustus p. Chou
eau, Paul Ballllo, and William S. Will
liams, as provided Tor by the eighth and
thirteenth ARTICLES OF SAID treaties, two
thousand dollars.
For payment OF claims of citizens for
depredatons commiued by the Kansas
and Usage Indians, as provided Tor by
the seventh and blnlh articles OF the
aforesaid treaties, eight thousand dol.
lars.
For expense incurred under the ninth
arJIcie OF The treaty with the Kansas,
and eighth and twelfth articles ot The
treaty with the Osages, aod all other
expenses attending the negotiation OF
SAID treaties, eighteen thousand three
hundred and six dollars and seventh
cents.
10 carry into effect the treaty with
The Shawnecs, o; seventeenth Novem-
Der, eighteen hundred and twenty five,
namely :--
For Surveying the lands granted TO
the Shawnees, by the SECOND article OF
said treaty, one thousand Two hundred
and fifty dollars.
For the payment OF the sum pulated
for, and, by same article OF said treaty,
Tor Improvements abandoned by the In
dians, on the lands ceded by them, and
he inconvenience OF removal, fourteen
thousand dollars.
For payment of the claims of the
Shawnees against citizens of The United
States, as provided for in fourth article
OF said treaty, eleven thousand dollars.
For carrying into effect The provision
of the said fourth article, relative to
blacksmith, including the expense OF
tools, iron, and the erection OF the ne
cessary buildings for the backsmilh's
quarters and shop, two thousand five
hundred and fifty dollars.
For expenses incurred in the negctia-
ton Of said treaty, one thousand six hun
dred dollars.
10 carry into effect stipulation con-
tanned in the treaty concluded OF Prairie
do Chen, nineteenth August last, with
certain tribes of Indians, Tor holding two
general Councils with the Indians, on
Lake Superior, and Green Bay, (as per
accompanying copy OF a detailed estl-
mates estimate for these, and the other
objects which follow, furnished by Co.
vernon Cass,> twenty seven thousand dol
lars.
For carrying into effect the stipula-
ton OF the fourth article OF the treaty
with the Mames, OF sixth October,
eighteen hundred and eighteen, provid-
ing for gun-smith the annua! sum OF
SIX hundred dollars.
To carry into effect the provision oil
I ba la of tor ha
delivery OF one hundred and sixty bush
els OF salt, annually, to the Miamies, the
annual sum oil three hundred and ~ en-
~ dollars.
To carry into effect the provisions of
the third article OF the treaty with the
Delawares, Shawnees, Pouawatamies,
| Miamies, Kickapoos, Eel Rivers, Weas,
lankeshaws, and Kaskaskias, OF se@enth
June, eighteen hundred and three, for
the delivery of one hundred and iiity
bushels of salt, annually, to said Indians,
the annual sum OF three hundred doll
lars.
For arrearages of salt due to the In.
dams, under the provisions OF the treaty
aforesaid, six hundred and forty dollars.
For the payment of the annuity secu-
red to the christian Indians, SO called,
in consideration Of the relinquisbme nt
OF their title to three sections of land, in
Tuscawaras County, Ohio, by the agree
meats entered into with Governor Cass,
for that purpose, filed IN the General
Land Office, and by the act OF Congress
OF twenty sixth OF May, eighteen hun.
dred and twenty -four, (sevcnth section,