Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-07-04
Approved, June 4, 1889.

lpeaied. Shle is hereby res
Approved, June 4, 1889.
i PUBLIC No. 43l
AN ACT making appropriations conformity with the
stipulaOns of certain treaties with the Creeks Sbay
nees, ottoways, Senecas, Wyandots, Cherokees and
Choctaws 'o
! Ben enacted By the Senate and House of Rem
resentotipes Of the United States of America an
Congress assembled, That the following sums be.
and the same are hereby, severaIlv appropriated
to the several objects hereinafter specifically emu.
merated, according to the stipuIations of certain
Indian Treaties, to be paid out of any rnopev in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated, namely:
For the payment of debts due by the Creeks.
and their relief, according to the ninth article Of
the treaty concluded with the Creek Indians,
twenty fourth March, one thousand eight hundred
and thlrty-two, one hundred thousand dollars.
For compensation to the Delegation to the cit
| y OF Washington, the payment of the expenses.
and OF claims against them, according TO the zenith
article OF the same treaty, sixteen thousand dol.
lars.
For the payment of certain claims for ferries.
bridges, and causeways, for judgements against
chiefs, for losses, for improvements for annlles.
Itor the expenses of Creeks who have emigrated
without expense to the United States, at fifteen
dollars tor each, and for compensation to those
VINO suffered IN consequence of being preven-
'eo from emlgrating, as severally provided for and
stipulated IN the eleventh article of the same trea-
lry, twenty five thousand and eighty dollars.
I For the cost of rifles, ammunition, and blank.
Iets according to the thirteenth article of the same
treaty, thirteen hundred and twenty dollars.
For the expenses of taking the census, and ma
! king the selection of reservations according to
the second article of the same treaty, three thou
sand five hundred dollars
u For the service of person to be selected to
Ieer.ify the contracts foI the sale of lands accord
ing to the third article Of the same treaty, one
Thousand dollars
) For the expense of removing and keeping off
Ilntruders from the Creek lands, according to the
fifth article of the same treaty, two thousand
dollars
For one years. allowance for the purposes
|of education, according to thehirteenth article
lot the same treaty, three thousad dollars
For carrying into effect the treaty with the
Shawnee Indians, of Ohio, ccording to the
treaty concluded with them eighth August, one
Thousand eight hundred and thirty one, the fol-
flowing sums, viz:
For enabling them to Greenhouses and open
farms at their intended residence, &C cording to
the fifth article OF the said treaty, thirteen thoI
Island dollars.
For the payment for sundry articles as pres
ents, enumerated in the ninth, twelfth, and fouf-
lteenth articles of the same tre,ty, two thousand
l.
flour hundred and four dollars
For expenses OF selling the property Of Indians,
laccording to the sixth article Of the said treatv
three hundred dollars.
y For carrying into effect the treaty with the
Il Ottoways, of Ohio, concluded the thirtreth Au-
gust, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-one.
the following sums, namely:
II For the pa yment of certain articles as stipuIa,
y ted for in the tenth article of the said treaty,
q twelve hundred and fiffy-four dollars
i For expenses attending the sale Of Indian prop,
erty, according to the sixth article, three hundred
dollars.
u For carrying into effect the treaty with the
y mixed bands of the Senecas and Shawnees, Of
u Lewiston, Ohio, concluded the twentieth july
: one thousand eight hundred and thirty one, the
following sums, namely:
III For an advance to said Indians, in lieu o.
compensation for improvements according to tn,
u fifth article OF the said treaty, six thousand dol
lars.
~ For the payment Of sundry articles stipul' tel
is for as presents in the tenth article of said treaty
II thirteen hundred and fifteen dollars.
For the expense of selling the property of sal
u Indians, according to the sixth article Of the sal
IL treaty, three hundred dollars.
81 For carving into effect the treaty with tn
wyandots, Of Ohio, concluded nineteenth Janua
ed nv, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-twc
'rs the following sums, namely:
RI For payment for the reservation of sxtee
thousand acres, as stipulated for in the secon
IN article of the treaty, twenty thosand dollars.
n For payment for improvements on the cede
"a reservations, and expense Of appraising the same
according to the third article Of said treaty, fou
nd thousand dollars
tn For transportation and contingencies under tn
y provisions of the several treaties above meatiog
cd two thOusa nd five hundred dollars