The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-06

for twenty years, ten thousand tve hundred
dollars. ...lt.
For the purchase Of cattle, hogs, and
other domestic animals, and articles, as
stipulated for by the fourth articles Of said
treaties, including the expense of transpor-
tation and delivery of the same fourteen
thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars.
For the expense of building four houses
for Ossage Chiefs, as stipulated for by the
said fourth article of the treaty with them,
and one for the principal Kanzas Chief,
(as estimated for by General Blark) ten
! thousand dollars.
For carrying into effect the provisions Of
the aforesaid treaties, relative to agents,
blacksmiths, agriculturists, and other per-
sons to be employed for the benefit of said
Indians, including the expense of erecting
the necessary buildings for the accommo-
dation of such persons, for tolls, and all 9TH
er expenses connected with said provisions,
fourteen thousand one hundred and fifty
dollars.
For payment ofthe debts due by the Kan
| zas Indians TO Francis G.. Chouteau, and by
the Osages to Augustus p. Chouteau,
Paul Baillio, and William 3. Williams, as
provided for by the eighth and thirteenth
articles of said treaties, two thousand dol
lars.
For payment Of claims Of citizens for
depredations committed by the KOnzas and
Usage Indians, as provided for by the sew
enth and ninth articles of the aforesaid
treaties, eight thousand dollars.
! For expense incurred under the ninth ar
| ticle Of the treaty with the KanZas, and
eighth and twelfth article of the treaty with
the Osages, and all other expenses attend
! ing the negotiation of said treaties, eigh-
teen thousand three hundred and six dol
lars and seven cents.
To carry into effect the treaty withr the
! Shawnees, of seventeenth November, eigh-
teen 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 stipulated
for, and, by same article Of said treaty,
for the improvements abandoned by the
Indians, on the lands ceded by them, and
the inconvenience of removal, fourteen
thousand dollars.
For payment Of the claims Of the Shaw
nees against citizens of the United States
as provided for in the fourth article Of said
treaty, eleven thousand dollars.
For carrying iato effect the prnrisinn oi
the said fourth article, relative to a black
smith, including the expense oftools, iron,
and the erection of the necessary buildings
| for the blacksmith's quarters and shop, two
thousand five hundred and fifty dollars.
For expenses incurred in the negotiation
of said treaty, one thousand six hundred
| dollars.
To ocarry into effect stipulation contained
in the treaty concluded at Prairie du Chi
en-. nineteenth August last, with certain
tribes of Indians, for holding two general
Councils with the Indians, oil Lake Supe-
rior, and Green Bay, las per accompanying
copy of detail estimates estimate Tor
these, and the other objects which follow
| furnished by Gov. Case,) twcnty-seven
thousand dollars.
For carving into effect the stipulation
of the fourth article Of the treaty with the
Miamics of sixth October, eighteen hun
dred and eighteen, providing for gun
smith the annual sum of six hundred dol
lars.
To carry into effect the provision of the
same article of said treaty, Tor the delIve-
ry OF one hundred and sixty bushels OF salt,
annually, to the Miamies, the annual sum
of three hundred and twenty dollars.
To carry INTO effect the provision OF the
third article of the treaty with the Della
wares, Shawnees, Pottawatimies, Miamies,
Kickapoos, Eel Rivers, Weas, ,Pianke shaws,
and Kaskaskies, of seventh June, eigh-
teen hundred and three, for the delivery
of one hundred and fifty bushels Of salt,an-
nuallv, 10 said Indians, the annual sum oi
three hundred dollars.
For arresrages Of salt due to the In
dians, under the provisions OF the treaty a
foresaid,si hundred and forty dollars.
For the payment of the annuity secured
to the christian Indians, SO called, IN con
sideration of the REIMBURSEMENT Of their
title to these sections of land, IN TuScara-
was County, Ohio, by the agreements en-
tered into with Gov. Cass, for that pur.
pose, filed in the General Land Office, and
by the act Of Congress of twenty-slxth ol
Nav, eighteen hundred and twenty-iour
; fscventh section,) the annual sum OF -four
hundred dollars.
APPKovED-May 20, 1926.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.