The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-03-27
NEWPORT, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH q, 1ssa.

expenses Of blacksmiths and agricultu.
rists, and for furnishing salt and tobnc-
CO.
To the Kanso tribe, three thousand
five hundred dollars.
Tothe Christian Indians four hundred
dollars.
To the Sioux tribe of Missippi, two
thousand dcllars also, one thousand sew
eli hundred dollars for expenses Of
blacksmith and furnishing agricultural
tools.
Tothe Yacton and Santie bands three
thousand dollars also, one thousand four
hundred dollars for the expenses Of a
blacksmith and furnishing agricultural
tools.
To the Omaha tribe, two thousand
five hundred dollars; also one thousand
five hundred dollars for the expense of
a blacksmith aud furnishing agricultural
tools. 4t-
To the Sac tribe Of Missouri. FIVE
hundred dollars also, nine hundred
dollars for expenses Of blacksmith and
furnishing agricultural tools.
For purposes Of education Of Sacs &,
Foxes, and others, as stipulated for in
the treaty Of July. fifteenth one thousand
eight hundred mud thirty, three thousand
dollars.
For purposes of education Of Chippe-
ways Menomonies, and Winnebagoes,
as stipulated in fifth article Of the treaty
of Buttedes Mortes, of eleventh August,
one thousand eight hundred and twenty
seven for the years one thousand eight
hundred and thirty two, and thirty three
three tIIoasaLd dollars.
For expenses Of transportation, and
distribution OF annuilies to the Winnie
bagoes, Chippeways, Otdwnys, Potava-
tamies, Sacs, Foxes and others, and Of
salt, tobacco agricultural implements
end tools, moi otherwise provided for,
five thousand one hundred and sixty
dollars.
For the expense Of removing and
keeping off intruders from Choctaw
lands, by the twelfth article of the treaty
Of twenty seventh September, one thou
sand eight hundred aud thirty, five hum
dred dollars.
For expense Of bounding by sectional
lines, the reservation to Choctaw heads
of families by the fourteenth article of
said treaty, fiftcon hundred dollars.
For an advance 10 the Otaways after
their removal. for erecting houses and
upening farms, 10 be reimbursed out of
the sales of their lands, by the fifth ar
ticle of the treaty of thirhelh August,
one'tbousand eight hundred and thirty
one two. thousand dollars.
For the payment ofclaims Of sundry
individuals against the Getaways, guar
anteed by the seventh article, and emu
merated in the sixteenth Of the same
treaty, also, 20 be Reimbursed out of the
sales oftheir lands, twenty one thousand
two hundred and ninety two dollars and
twenty five cents.
For tho services Of person to certi-
fy contracts for the sale Of Creek lands
by the third article ofthc treaty oftwen-
ty fourth March, one thousand eight
hundred and thirty two, one thousand
dollars.
For expenses of defending suits, and
so forth, instituted by intruders against
Creek Indians, and keeping off intruders
by the fifth article of the same treaty !;
three thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses attending
the aforesaid treaties, not otherwise G.
numerated, FIVE thousand dollars.
A. STEVENSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
HU. l.. WHIrE,
President of the Senate pro. tenn.
ArrRovED, Feb. 20, 1889.
ANDREW JACKSON.