Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-04-24

leight hundred and thirty two.
For payment of the annuity for one year, per third
article, eighteen thousand dollars.
For erecting mill and church, per sixth article,
three thousand seven hundred dollars.
For support of blacksmith ard assistant and for
iron, steel and tools, per fifth article, thousand
dollars.
For the support of school, and purchase of books,
per seventh article, five hundred dollars.
For the purchase of farming utensils, per eighth
tel three thousand dollars.
For expense ofagricutural labor and Improvements,
per ninth article, four thousand dollars.
For payment in merchandise and cash, per eleventh
article, SIX thousand dollars.
For pense of transportation and subsistence and
one ears supply Of provisions per eleventh arcc,
twenty seven thousand nine hundred dollars.
For expense OF runping and making boundaries, per
twelfth article, eight hundred dollars
For the expenses of depntation to view the lands
coded, per fourteenth article, five hundred dollars.
For furnishing cattle, hogs, and other stock, per
tenth article, four thousand dollars.
To carry into effect the stipulations of the treaty
with the Potawattamies Of the Wabash of twenty
sixth October thousand eight hundred and thirty
two.
For pay ment of the limited annuity, per third arti-
| Gle, twenty thousand dollars
For the pa ment of goods and horses purchased and
delivered, per same article, the sum of one hundred
thousand dollars.
For purchase of goods to be delivered per ar
tlce, thirty thousand dollars.
| For the pay ment of claims, per schedule attached
the treaty per fourth article, the of sixty two
thousand, three hundred and eighty two dollars
For fulfilling The stipuatons OF the fifth article to
Wit: For rifles aud ammunltons, two thousand three
hundred and thirty -four dollars.
For blankets, two thousand nine hundred and six
teen dollars.
For expenses of transportation and subsistence,
thirty three thousand three hundred and twenty dol
lars.
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eight hundred and niue dollars.
For Expense oferecting mill, per sixth article,
70 thousand dollars.
To carry into effect the stipulations of the treaty
with the Potawattamies of Indiana, of twenty
enth October one thousand eight hundred and thirty
two.
For the payment of the limited annuity, per fourth
article, fifteen thousand dollars.
For the payment of goods and horses purchased and
delivered, ,per article, the sum of thirty tive
thousand dollars.
For the purchase OF goods to be delivered, per same
article, ten thousand dollars
For the payment of claims, per schedule attached
to the treaty per same article, the sum OF wenty-one
thousand seven hundred and twenty -one dollars.
For the purchase of the section OF land granted by
the treaty of Saint Josephs, To-peno -koung, wife
OF Peter Langlols, per article, the OF eight
hundred dollars.
For the education of Indian youths OF the Potawat-
TAME tribes during the pleasure of Congress, per same
article, two thousand dollars.
To carry into effect the stipulation of the treaty
with the Piankeshaws and Weas, of twenty ninth
October one thousand eight hundred and thirty
two.
For the purchase of cattle, hogs, and farming uten-
sis as an equivalent for salt annules, and lost horses,
for the Piankeshaws per third article, i've hundred
dollars,
For expense of agricultural assistance and improve
ments, persame article, the sum OF seven hundred and
fifty dollars.
For payment in merchandise and cash, per same
article, two hundred dollars
For the purchase of cattle, hogs and farming uten-
sils as an equivalent for improvements and lost hoT-
ses for the Weas, per fourth article, five hundred
dollars.
For payment in merchandise and cash, per same
article, two hundred dollars.
For assistance to the Weas of Indiana, to enable
them to ou the rest of their tribe, and for one years
supply Of provisions, per same article the sum oil oor
thousand six hundred and twelve dollars
For the support of biacksmihs shop, for the be-
neG of the PIankeshaws, Weas, Peoras, and kaskas-
kias pcr filth article, one thousand dollars.
For cost of transporting the annuites, agricultural
implements and stock, and for other incidental ex-
penses in lflment of the aforesaid treaties, the sum
| of fifteen thousand dollars.
! To enable the President to exinguish Indian title
within the States of Indiana and Illinois, and terrio-
nv of Michigan in addition to the sum Appropriated
ninth July last, three thousand eight hunareo IN"
For EXPENSES incurred in one thousand eight hum
dreC and thrtytwo, attending the adjustment OF the
boundary line and other objects referred to in the
first second and third article of the treaty of Butte
dies Morris ratified twenty third February, one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty mine, in addition to
the appropriated by the act of the twentieth May
one thousand eight hundred and thirty four hundred
dollars
For the expense ofremoval and subsistence of Creek
Indians as stipulated in the eleventh article OF the
treaty of twenty fourth January one Thousand eight
hundred and twenty six, in addition to former APP
preparations to pay claims allowed, settled by the
second auditor, seven thousand two hundred and
| sixty -one dollars, forty -four cents.
| For pay ment of improvements on coded lands, as
stipulated the eleventh article OF said treaty, as
settled by the second auditor, in addition to former
appropriations nine thousand three hundred dollars
and seventy-fve cents
| For payment of expenses incurred for provisions,
TRANSPORTATION, compensation to guards and othereS
pense attending the arrest of loway prisoners IN one
| Thousand eight hundred and twenty nine, on the
charge of murder committed by them, and not before
provided for, the sum of one thousand and twenty
| three dollars and thirty weight cents.
| For expense of locating, surveying and bounding
reservations for the Choctaws, under the nineteenth
article of the treaty of fifteenth September one thou
sand eight hundred and thirty, not otherwise provided
for, fifteen hundred dollars
| For expenses of the Chckasaw agent, with de-
outaton of Indians, to the seat OF government, on
business relating the treaty negotiated with them,