The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07
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~ ACT making appropriations Ia carry INTO eAurt cor
tam Indian lroatIes.
BE Il enacted ~ ne Seuaft nR6 House Of Rem
reseU5aiices ofhe l. SiaitS Of .ialtrica. IN Gun.
sress ossembted, That the following snms he
appropriated, 10 be paid out Of any money N
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, Ton
the objects following, viz
For the payment Of the sum stipulated by the
sixth article of the treaty OF the fifth Of August
one thonsand ght hundred aud twe nts SIN, with
tine Chippewa tribe OF Indians, one thousand
dollars.
For paving the annutv and providing the
means Of education, stipulated by the thl,d att
cie Of the treaty win the patawa,iaa Tube ot
Indians male the sixteenth OF October, on
thousand eight hundred aud twcniy sih. -four
thousand dollars.
FOR supporting blacksmith aud miller, and
also for furnishing one hundred and ,txty bush
els Of salt, III conformity with the aforesaid AZ.
ticle, one thousand five hundred and twenty
dollars.
For the payment Of the annuity stipulated bY
the fourth arttcie Of tho treaty with the Miami
tube Of indians, made the twenty -tlird day If
O1nbcr, one thousand ciett hundred aud twen-
SIX tor the year one tho,and ceh hundred aud
twenty -oigtt, thirty Thousand dollars.
For the delivery OF two thousand pounds 81
ron, one thousand pounds OF steel Que thon-
san pounds of tobacco, and for the employ.
meut of labomers, in conformity oil die sal
fourth article olthe said treaty, one thousand
one hundred dollars.
iur the support of the poor and infrm, anil
The education OF the youth ot tine SAID nihe OF
indians, under the sixth article Of the said trea
I two Thousand dollars.
For carrying into effect the treaty with the
Creek Nation Of Indians concluded toe III
tceuth OF November, one thousand eight hun
drei aud twenty even, toty seven thousand
four hundred aud twenty -nmn dollars.
TO Tue Thornton parry Of Miami Indians, BY
viriue OF the second article OF Il treaty made
with them on the eleventh of February one
thousand cicnt hundred aud twenty eight, at
tnr W vandot village tuI goods delivered, aud
10 he delivered rs provided Tor by Tie second
article Of The sad tleaty ten thousand dollar.
/ For building twelve houses, clearing and fen
! cling forty acres Of land for Finishing wagon,
oxen lahouers, provisions, houses, aud saddles,
aud brides, as stipulated tor by. same urt,cle of
! said treaty, FIVE thousand toir hundred and
oi1hty-fse dollars.
j For payment of money and goods to Peter
| Lauglol, As stipulated for by d- ,hird article
Of SAID treaty, four thousand dollars.
, For the following sums aud objects, being ne
! cessary 10 carry INTO effect the treaty couclu
] ded on thesxrh lay OF May, one thousand ei2ht
| hund cd and twenty -eight, between tue Uuned
| sfates and the Cherokee Nation OF lndidns,
! West Of the Nj sissippl:
! Ia consideration OF the lnronyehience Il tou-
! bic Of removing. as provided for ID the fifth ar
| telc Of said treaty. fifty Thousand loIlars
For spoIiations committed on them as proyi
ded in the same article, eight thousand seven
| hund, ed and sixty dollars.
For tie use Of lnomas Graves, same article
one thousand Two hundred dollars
For the ace OF George Guess, Saul, article, five
! hundred do lars.
For two thousand dollss, for ten years for
tha education oftbeir children, SAINT article,
twenty thousand dollars.
/ Towards the pun chase of a prinrn press, aud
: types, anne article, one thousand dollars.
For the compensation proposed 10 be paid to
emlgratmg CAerokees from within TIM charter
Ell limits OF Georgia, tor the year one thousand
eight hundred and 1" eniy EIGHT, upon the sup
] position that five hundred may emlgllle WITHIN
! the year, thai is 10 say:
For 4 flas, siA thousand two hundred and ff-
! ty dollars.
/ For 1--WE hundred blankets, two thousand five
hundred dollars.
] For five hundred kettles, one thousand dol
lars
j For two thousand five hundred pounds of to-
bacco. two hundred aud fifty dollars.
j For property that NAV be abandoned, upon
the estimate that OF he five hundred. one hun
/ dled may be heads Of families. aud have
! property worth twenty dollars, each, twp thou
! and dollars
! For cost Of emigration of five hundred,R ten
! dollars each, five Thousand dollars.
! For provisions for year, fifteen thousand
dollars.
! For ten DOLLARS for each emigrnnt, as provi-
ded for by the eighth article Of the aforesaid
treaty, fse thousand dollars.
For Captain John Rogers, as provided Ar by
the tenth article, five hundred dollars.
For the expense. in part OF running the ipun-
Diary lines, as provided Tor b. the tnird article,
two thousand dollars.
APPRopED--24lh May. 1928.