The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-03-27
(BY AUTHORITY.)
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED AT
THE SECOND SESSION OF THE TWENTY
SECOND CONGRESS.
TPuBLIc No. 1871

Jects, Tor the year one tnoushnu ei8nt
hundred and thirty-three.
BE IL enacted By the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled. That
the following sums be, and the same are
hereby, seyeralIy appropriated for the
payment Of annuilies due to various In
dams, and Indian tribes. and other OBJ
jccts hereinafter enumerated, according
10 the stipnlations of certain Indian
treaties; 10 be paid out Of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise -appropri-
ated. viz -
To the Wyandot tribe, FIVE thousand
nine hundred dollars.
To the Wyandot Munsee, and
Delaware tribes, one thonsand dol
lars.
To the Shawnee tribe, three thousand
dollars, and eight hundred and forty dol
lars for expenses Of blncksmi,h, und
furnishing suit.
To the Shawnee and Seneca tribes of
Lewiston, one thousand dollars, aud Sc
ven hundred aud eighty dollars for cx-I
pensrs ofa blncksmi,h.
10 the Delnwars tribe, six iIousnnd
fivc hundred dollars. and one hundred
dollars for furnishing salt.
rc the Wea tribe, three thousand dol
lars.
To Ihe Pinnkeshay tribe, eight hund-
red dollars.
To the Kaskaskias tribe ono thousand
dollars.
TO the Otaway tribe, five thousand 8
baBired dollars.
To the Otaway and Missouri tribs. two
thousand five hundred dollars, and fif-
teen hundred dollars for the expenses of
blacksniths and tools, aud agricultural
implements.
To the Chippewnys, Otaways, and
Potawatamie tribes, sixteen thousand
dollars. and one hundred aud twenty
FIVE dollars for furnishing salt.
To the PotawataUie tribe OF Huron,
Sour hundred dollars ---'
TO the Choctaw tribe, flty thousand
nine hundred end twenty-five dollars, TO
Musnulatubbc cliief one hundred aud
fify dcllars, and to Robert Cole, Chief
one hundred and fifty dollars, also twelve
thousand five hundred dollars for purpo-
ses of education, and two thousand nine
haudred and fifty-fve dollars for the ex-
penses Of black smiths and mill-wr!ghts
and for furnishing iron and steel.
To the Eel river, one thousand one
hundred dollarss
To the Six Nations, New York, four
thousand five hundred dollars, also, two
hundred dollars 10 the young king, a
chief, and fifty dollars TO Little BiIiey of
the Seneca tribe.
To ths Seneca tribe, n. Y. six thou
sand dollars.
To the Creek tribe, forty-six tl1ous-
and five hundred doll,rs,. also, three
thousand dollars for purposes of educa-
,ion. md nine hundred and fifiy-ive dol
lars for expenses of blacksmith, and
for furnishing iron and steel.
To the Cherokee Tribe, ten thousand
dollars also two thousand dollars for pur-
poses Of education.
To the Chickasaw tribe, twenty three
thousand dollars.
To the Sac tribe, three thousand dol
lars.
To the Sac e. Fox tribes, two thous-
and doIlsrs.
80 the Sac, Fox, and Ioway tribes,
three thousand dollars, for the expenses
Of fblacksmith, and agricul.urist, and for
furnishing farming utensils and Cat
tie.
To the Fox tribe, three thousand dol
lars.
To tho Ioway tribe, three thousand
dollars also, nine hundred dollars for
expenses Of blacksmith, and furnishing
agricultural tools.
To the Usage tribe, eight thousand five
hundred dollars.
To the Ssacc.l tribe Of Lewiston one
thousand dollars, and thirteen hundred
and hhy dollars fer expenses Of black
smith and rpllter, and for furnishing iron
and steel.
To the Quspsw tribe, two thousand
dsilara
To the Kickspoo tribe. two thousand
dollars. n.
To the Florida Indians five thousand
dollars, also, one tboutand for purposes
Of education, aud ono thousand dollars
for tho expenses Of gun and black
smith.
To the Miami tribe, twenty FIVE thou
sand dollars, also, two thousand dollars
for the support of poor and infrm, and
education ofyouth. and two thousand
and twenty dollars Tor expenses Of a
Blacksmith, and for furnishing salt, iron
slosl srd tobacco.
10 the Winnebago tribe, eighteen
tasasand dollars also three thousand
seven hundred and ninety dollars for