Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-01

the twenty.ihSd day Il 0otoier, ore ,o,s,,a .;a,.
dred and twenysx for the year one thousand nun
dred and twenty eight thirty y-thousand dollars 6"' nuh
For the delivery OF two thousand pounds Of ;ro,
thousand pounds Of Steel thousand mounds , IS oAe
CO. and for the employment of abouers in ouae
the said fourth article of the said treaty. one ,hav
one hundred dollars. Aeusaaa
For The support of the poor and infrm and ,be ,n,.
ton of the youtt of the said tribe OF Indians nl -
sixth article of The said treaty two thousand dulara M
For carrying into effect the treaty with tile Creek N.,
OF indans concluded the fifteenth of Move mber one s
sand eight hundred and twenty seven forty seven ho
sand four hundred and twenty y-nine dollars "'s
To the Thornton party Of Miami lndans bv v;,,, a
the second article OF treaty made with them on H.
eleventh OF February, one thousand eight hundred a
wentyeght, at the Wyandot village, for goods delivered
and to be Delivered provided for by the second arl
Of the said treaty, ten thousand dollars.
For building twelve houses, clearing and fencing fo,,
acres Of land TOR furnishing wagon oxen iaborer
Visions horses, and saddles, and brdlcs as stipulated m
by same article OF said treaty, five thousand four hundred
and eighty-iive dollars.
For payment Of money and goods to Peter Lanploi. .
stipulated for by the third article Of said treaty. four ,bu
sand dollars.
For the following sums and objects, being neces..
carry into effect lhe Treaty concluded on Tie SIKH dy
Of MAY, Thousand eight hundred and tweuyejyhi
between the United States and the Cherokee hation 4
Indians West OF the Mississippi:
In consideration of the inconvenience and trouble
removing provided for in the fifth article Of said treat
fifty thousand dollars
For Spollat0ns committed on them, provided in M,
same article eight thousand seven hundred and ss,y
dollars.
For the use of Thomas Graves, same article one ,ho
sand two hundred dollars.
For the Of George Guess, article, FIVE hJr.
drel dollars
For two thousand dollars for ten years for the education
OF their children, same article, twenty thousand dollars
Towards the purchase Of printing press and ,ynea
same article, one thousand dollars
For the compensation proposed &c BE paid to emgrarg
Cherokees from within the chartered limits of Georgt
for The year thousand eight hundred end twentyegb
4 upon the snppoiltion ha, five hundred may emigae
4 vi hn the year. that i is to say
For Rifles, SIX thousand two hundred and fifty dollars
For five hundred blankets, two thousand five huntrei
dollars.
Foriyc hundred kettles, one thousand dollars.
For two thousand five hundred pounds Of tobacco two
hundred and fifty dollars.
that of the five hundred hundred may be heads Of
families, and have property worth twenty dollars, each,
4 two thousand dollars.
For cost Of grafton Of FIVE hundred, ten dolars
each, five thousand dollars.
For provisions fora year, fifteen thousand dollars
For dollars for each enigrant provided for by e
eighth article Of The aforesaid treaty. five Thousand dollars
For Captain John Rogers, provided for by the tenth
article, five hundred dollars.
For the expense in part Of running the boundary lines,
provided for by the third article, sc thousand dos.
A STEVENSON,
Speaker Of the Honse OF Representatives.
4 S. SMITH,
4 President Of HE Senate, pro tempore.
Approvei-24th May, 1923
i JOHN QUINCY ADAMS