Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

in Congress assembled, That The sum ofone hun
dred and twenty five thousand dollars be. and
the same hereby IL, appropriated TO the Navy
eopila fund and that the same be paid by the
Secretary Of the Treasury, on the reqUisition
of the COMMISSIONER of the said fund out of
any MONEY In the Treasury not otherwise ap
proprilted.
AprRovEp--od March, 1929
AN ACT mailing appropriations for carrying into effect
certain treaties with the Indian tribes and ler holding
treaty with the Patlawatinlas.
BE IL enacted BY the Senate and House Of Re-
HyesepiaiireS of The United STATES of 1mtricn IN
Congress assembled, That the following sums
be, aud the same are hereby, appropriated, 10
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For the annual support ola school for the
educa' ion of Indian youth, under the Treaty OF
the fith August, one Thousand eight hundred
md twenty SIX, with the Chippewas, one thou.
sand dollars
For the payment of the annuity TO the Pat.
! taw atmas, under the treaty Of The sixteenth
tOc,ober one thousand eight hundred and lwen
r., six, two Thousand dollars.
For fulfilling the slipnlations of the same
treaty in regard To education, two thoU9and
dollars
For the annual support of a blacksmith md
miller aud Tor furnishing one hundred aud sir
thousand five hundred and twenty dollars.
For the paymen, Of the permanent annuity
under the fourth article OF The treaty with The
Niamef, Of the twenty third October one thou.
sand eight hundred end twenty six, twenty five
thousand dollars
For the delivery of iron. sieel and tobacco
under the same treaty, and for the employ.
ment of laborets, one thousand one hundred
dollars.
For the annual support of the poor and inGrm
Mamies aud the education OF their youth, III
der the sixth article Of said treaty, two thous
| and dollars.
For making good deficiency in the appro-
priation TO carry into effect the fourth Article oi
the treaty of the second and third of june on
thousand eight hundred aud twenty five, with
the Usage and Keusas indians, sixteen thosand
eight hundred aud ninety five dollars aud forty
cents.
For the payment OF the sum stipulated in the
second article OF the agreement entered into
with the Ninnebaggo Indian on the twenty
filth Of August, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty eight twenty thousand dollars.
! For the payment of the permanent annuity
stipulated IN the second article of the treaty
with the Pattawetima Indians, oftbe twentieth
of September, one iho"sand eight hundred
and twenty eight, two thousand dollars.
| For the the payment Of the limited annuity
! simulated in the same article, one thousand
dollars.
For the purchase of goods aud payment in
| specie stipulated in said article including trans.
! portation. forty five thousand five hundred dol
lars.
For the expense of farming, and for utensils
| speclfpd in said article, seven thousand five
hundred dollars
For tobacco. iron, steel, education, annuity
| to principal Chief employment oil laborers,
and purchase of land grautedto Nancy Bur.
nett, two thousand nine hundred aud SIXTY dol
| lars.
For the payment of claim, against the PAT.
tawatilnas, stipulated ia the third article Of sad
treaty, ten thousand eight hundred and ninety
| five dollars.
| For expenses of ascerian'ng the value oil
property belonging 10 the missionary esiab
| lshment, the remov al OF which Is provided lnr
in the liiih article the said treaty, three huH-
dfed dollars
For CONDENSATION TO Cherokee Indians emi
| grating from within the chartered limits OF the
State Of Georgia in pursuance OF the provisions
| of the treaty OF the SIKH of May, one thousand
eight hundred aud twenty eight, with the Cher
okces of Arkansas, upon the snpposiilon that
| five hundred may emlgrate wl'hin the year,
| that is 10 say For rifles lncudieg balance
due IN rifles purchased last year, for blankets,
| for brass kettles and for tobacco. ten thousand
seven hundred aud twenty four dollars and Sc
ven,y five cents.
For expense Of fransp oriaiion OF those arti
| cles, two thousand dollars.
For payment for property which may be a.
bandoncd by the Cberokees ENGRAVING from
Georgia, five thousand dollars.
For expense ofemi grafton, being ten dollars
per head, eve thousand dollars.
| For one years provisions for emigrants, fl
! teen thousand dollars.
For gratui,y Of ten dollars To each emigrani
! as per eie hth article OF the treaty, i've thous-
aud dollars.
For compensation oil appraisers OF property
abandoned by emigranis. as provided in eighth
article Of said treaty, and of such other per-
sons as ii may be neces airy TO employ in exc
cutting the provisions Of said article, six thou.
sand five hundred dollars.
For compensation for improvements which
may he abandoned by the Cherokees Of Ar
kansas. as is provided in the fourth article of
! said treaty estimating for one lhon sand heads
of families, thirty seven thousand dollars.
For compensation ofappra isers OF property
so abandoned. in pursuance ofsame article.
and for expenses Of removal of aged and in
: 6rm Indians, five thonsand dollars.
sEc,2 And be ifurther enacted, That the sew
: eraI suns hereby appropriated snail be paid
oul of aoy money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated
APPROVED, Cd March, 1929
AN ACT making appropriations for fhs public building
and other purposes.
Be IL enacted by The Senate aud House Of Re
personalities ofHe United States Of america n
| Conyress assembled That the following sums b,
appropriated aud pad out of any money II