Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-05

ing gold The mines Of Huron w N furnish the whole
OF the Union with bar lead shot, white and red lead
and lead in Sheets tubes and pipes for hydraulic purpo
es and many other manufactures OF which ead forms
principal or component part Dor houseI may be
covered with leadsn sheets, which may be all rded
cheaper than shpgles when their durability is taken
into The cunt.
At this treaty, there were bands of S oux from Mis-
'issipp AID Missouri aud tribes of ics. Foxes Win
netagoes, Menomoties, 0oes, Dahas Mi soures aud
Ioways. The appropriation Tor the expenses Of thi.
ei'y Of peace and friend hip and cesiOu, SPA 2l5
Annuities tor 10 years, TO wi',-Sacs SO, 900
Foxes 900, Mo. Sioux 3 600 M So
Sioux 1000 Omahas 2 500. O.toes and
MissourisP 2. 500, IOwsys 500, Sacs of
Nc. river 500, amounting in the aggre-
gate (tot 10 years. 10 100 600
For expenses OF biask.mi,hs aud tool. an.
nually for 10 years, Mo- and Mis-. Sioux,
Omabas, o toes and Missourie., Ioways
aud Saes OF Mo. river, 5000, sggregae
for ten years 30 600
For agricultural implements, for Mss and
Mo Sioux, Opahis, Otoes and Alisscu-
ries, ways and Sacs Of Mo. river, 300
annually for 10 years, amounts to 90 600
For rauspor la,ion Of tools, an uiles. and
agricultural implements. 3 200
For eSaenco OF education 3 900 annually for
10 years 80 900
Fer expepees oil running lines 1000
Total 3354l5
The number Of acres cedcd % h, Uni,e S a,es 1.
S,UOOOO0 which, including all sxpsnces b the Govern
ment excepting the eying IL into lots ami esab-
ishing land oiicss) costs abou, / cents mills per
This ac, Represented 10 he equal in pon. of soil
10 any part OF the United S a,es. T cost of this
tract, VIII be more than reimbursed to the Govern
nen', by the end Of the instiments due the Indians
AS that country opens, the naiv:s will have the
means in their hands OF turning their attention from
The chase and the trap and embrace the profession
agriculture; having farming imple money bisck
sm hing, and school teachers supplied them by the
G'verpment for 10 years, and at the end Of which
me very many o! tue sou, athletic OF The forest
viii become god farmers and table citiz ems
There indians rot removed but remain on their
own lands. In the vicinity of thoso they have coded to
the U"ited States; mi, with the Governments asst
lance, the SIOUX o. she Fox il he will quit his basket
making, his lazy, idle, hunting, skulkng f'hing, end
trapping habs, aud turn his attention to storing hts
mind with scraps Of politics, cu.lnss OF the arts and
snfeds oil science he may successfully con pete wi
such .'roarers" as Davy Crockett, Tor eat in the
american Congress, when our Eagle shall by from his
Peich In 'ne len miles square,, and roost him in the
valley o! the Mississippi.
INDIAN TREATY.
On James' Fork Of White RIVER, held PAL Sept. 1929
suppi- mentary TO The treaty with the Dlawares Oct
3d. 1915 The following ro2rations were made by
an asto Congress, approved by the President, March
20 1851 Tor carrying into effect the conditions OF said
supplemental Treaty. thereby enabliog the Indians 10
remove to the Canaan, provided by the G0vernmen,
west OF the Mississippi, and which is beyond the boun
daries oil The Safes, and soemny Get apart 10 the r
use, bsnehi and behoo forever" The appropriations
seem TO be ample:
Furnishing 40 horses GOO
Expense OF wagons and ox!e ans in re-
moving 500
Farming utensils and tools for building
houses A nm
Provisions their journey and one year al
ter their arrival in their new colltry as 900
Building gfst and saw mill z 600
Permanent annuity to the Dslawares ST.
600 rer year 1000
Surve yng the lands eel off TO the Della
Ana
Total 500 1874
CHocTAw TREATY.
Concluded at Dancing Rabbit, Sept. 18Th, 1880
The following appropriations were made by the Aci
above referred to- for carrying into the said
treaty:
Suits OF clothes and broadswords for 90 cap
tains, and salaries to chiefs, stipulated $1,000
Ca.ue' per lo'h article 1850
~, Euueatoh' per 2Oth article 10 900
Churches, council houses and houses for
chiefs IN ooo
Teachers, blaeksmilhs, shops and mill. !
y, virgins $500
Bl'Lkeis, rifles, ammunition, axes, hos,
poughs, spinning wheels, caGds, looms,
>, iron and steel 1865
Transportation aud contingencies 5000