American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-20
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

mo. 74] AN ACT making appropriations TO defray the
expense Of negotiating and carrying into effect certain
Indian Treaties.
BE il enacted BIZ he Senate and House Of Representatives
IF The United See IF .4merca Congress assembled, That
the following be- and the hereby appropra.
ted of any money in the eeay Other wise appro-
rritcd for the obettS hereinafter mentioned, that is
say
10 carry into effect sundry stpulaons of treaties with
the Chcrokees Creeks Sacks and Foxes Ioways Quapaws
and Chocaws, namely:
For payment It the annuity provided for by the second
article Of he Cherokee treaty, of twenty fourth of October
eighteen hundred and four annually forever thousand
dollars.
For payment Of the fifth and last insalment due in The
present year, the claims Of the citizens Of Georgia.
against the Creek naon under the fourth article of the
treaty wh said nation, of the eighth January eighteen hun
,ired and twenly-one twenythree thousand dollars.
For the annuity Of the Suck and Fox Indians, provided
for BY the third article of the treaty with them of fourth
August, eighteen hundred and twenyfour, annually, FOR
nine years, thousand dollars.
For the annuity Of the oWays provided for BY the second
article of the treaty with them of fourth August eighteen
hundred and twenty four annually, for nine years, FIVE hun
dred dollars
For the expense, annually, of supporting blacksmitls
furnishing farming utensils and cattle and employing per
to aid the Socks and Foxes and Ioways agriculture
provided for by the fourth and fifth ces Of the afore
said treaties with them three thousand dollars
For the annuity of the Qnapaws, provided for by the
second article Of the treaty with them, Of fifteenth Novem
Der, eighteen hundred and twenty FOUR annually for len
years, thousand dollars.
the annities provided for by the second and third
articles of the treaty of twentieth January, eighteen hun
dred and twenty-five, with the Ghoctaw nation, (sx to
sand dollars annually for fifteen years. and six thousand
dollars annually forever and by the tenth article of said
treaty. of hundred and fifty dollars, for Robert Cole
Choctaw Chief during life, twelve thousand hundred
and fifty dollars.
For the payment Of The araay due to the Chckasaw ma
ton for the year eighteen hundred and twentyone under
the several treaties with them which has remained unpaid
conseq Of the delinquency Of the late agent Robert
o. Nicholas, and against whom suit has been Instituted for
tie recovery Of the amount, tryfye thousand one hun
dred dollars.
TO carry into effect the treaties with the Osapes Of the
second and with the Kanza Of the Sd June eighteen hun
!red and twenty-five, namely.
For surveying The lands reserved to said Indians by said
treaties, ten thousand dollars.
For the payment of the annutes TO the Usage and Kan
Indians provided for by the third article Of said rea
ties. Of seven hundred dollarn lien of all former annties
70 the former, and three thousand FIVE hundred dollars 10
the latter, annually, for twenty years. ten thousand FIVE
hundred dollars.
r the purchase of cattle, hogs and other domestic ami.
mas AID articles as stpna ed for by the fourth articles
sa Treaties including the expense of transportation and
iftv dnllsrs 80
orhe expense Of building four houses for Usage Chiefs
~ ~ the said fourth article of the treaty with
e, ana one for the principal Kan2as Chief Gas estimated
ior ~ HehefN Clark. ten thousand dollars
sef carrying ato effect the provisions of the aforesa
eat rea"e To agents, blacksmiths, agriculturss and
oie esosto be employed for the benefit of said Indians
ei'"s t'e expense u erecting the necessary buildings
1o " t"eohsuauoho such PERSONS for tools, and al
oh-E expenses connected with said provisions, fourteen
thousand one hundred and fif ' dollars
Fer payment of the debts due by tho Kanzas rnane r.
Francis e. Choocau. and by the Osages TO Augustus p
Chanteau Paul Bailio, and William S. Williams az nrovi
6e cr by the eighth and thirteenth articeso said reaes
two thousand dollars