The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-03

To the Kaskaskias tribe, one thouand dollars
 { 10 tie ottaway tribe, i've thousand three hiiBdred dollars.
 To the 0ttaway ard Missnnriiribe two thousand five hundred dollsts, and fifteen hundred dollars for tie expenses of black smi}s and tools and agricultural imple- meHts
 To the Chippeway tribe, three thousand eight hnHdred dollars; also, one thousand dollars for purposes ef education, ard two thousand dollars for the employment of l pcrenns to aid them n their agreultare.
 To the Chippo way, Otta@ays, and Potta- wataniie tribes, sixteen thoHsspd dollars, and one hundred and twenty five dollars for Furnishing salt.
 10 the Pottawatamie trihe, sixteen ] thousand three hundred dollars, and one l An'aaEe dollars to lo-Pe-ni-he, prlcira chief also three thousand dollars for pnr- poses Of education, and two thousand five hundred and twenty dollars for expenses of olaeksmiths, millers, and agricu!tarsss, and for furnishing salt to5acco, iron, and lsteeI.
 To the Pottawatamie tribe of Huron, four hundred dollars. 1 To the Choetaw tribe, fifty thousand nlne hilndred and twenty ysfiYe dollars; to I ot4VoS3 d |iiAG3s oHt sHuHQIPu ahO 1 fifty dollars; also, twelve thousand i've lhundred dollars for purposes of education, and two thousand nine hundred and fifty. five dollars for cxpehscs Of blacksmitfs and iaillwrjgbts, and for furnishing iron and steel
 Fe tIie Eel river tribe, one thousand one Hundred dollars To thc SIX Nations. New York fonr lsthousand five hundred doilars; also. tw o hundred dollars to fhe Young King, a chief, and ifsy dollars to Little Billey, of the Seneca tribe.
 To the Seneca tribe, New York, six thousand dollars, To tbs Greek tribe, forty six theusand 1 five btludfed dollars; also fhfee thousand dollars for purposes of education, and nine hundred and fifty five dollars for expenses ofa 5lacksmith, and for furnishing iron and steel.
 To Inc Cherokee tribe, ten thousand dollars, alaotWo thousand dollars for pur- poses of cducation.
 To tie cAickasaw taibe, taeatJs Jsthree l thousand dollars.
 To the Sac tribe, three thousanddollars.
 To the Sac and Fox tribes, two thon sand dollars.
 To .he Sac, Fox and 1oway tribes, three thousand dollars for the expenses Of back smith and agrieulturists, and for furpish ing farming utenslls and cattle.
 Tothe Fox trihe, three thousand dollars.
 To the Ioway tribe, three thousand dol ! lars; also aine hundred dollars for ex penses of blacksmith, and furnishing agri- l cultural tools.
 To the Osage tribe, eight thousand five ! hundred dollars.
 ro tie Seneca, tribe O Lewis town, one l thousand dollars, and thirteen hundred aud fifty dollars for exPenses of a black 1 smith and miller, and for furnishing iron and steel.
 To the Quapaw tribe, twothousand dol lars.
 To the Kiokapoo tribe of Illinois, two thousand dollars.
 To tire Florida Indians, five thousand l doilass; also ons thousand dollars for pnr- poses of education, and one thousand Joi- 1 lars for the 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 infifm, aud educa- Etion of youth, and two thousand and tven- ty dollars for expenses of Blacksmith, and for furnishing salt, iron, steel, and tohaceo.
 To tie Winnebago tribe, egltaen thou- sand dollars; also, three thoasand seven hundred and ninety dollars for orexpenses ofl tblacksmitls and agricuiturists, and for furnishing salt afpd tohacco TO the kansa tribe, three thousand five hundred dollars.
 To tie Christian Indians, four hundred dollars.
 To the Sioux tribe of Mississippi, two thousand dollars; also, one thou sand seven hundred dollars for expenses of blacksmith, and furnishing agricul- tural fools.
 To the Yaclon and Santie bands, three thousand dollars; also, one thou sand four hundred dollars for the ex- pchses of a blacksmith and furnishing agricultural tools. To the Omaha tribe, tvo thousand five hundred dollars; also, ono thousand five hundred dollars for expenses of blacksmith and furnishing agricultural tools.
 To the Sac tribe of Missouri river, five hundred dollars; also, nine hundred l dollars for expenses of q blacksinlths l and furnishing agricultural tools.
 For purposes of education of Sacs, Foxes, and others, as stipulated for in the treaty of July fifteenth, one thou sand eight hundred and thirty, three thousand dollars.
 For purposes of education of Chippe- ways, Menonionies, and Winnebagoes, as stipulated in fifth article of the treaty of Butte des Nkortes, of eleventh Au- gust. one thousand eight hundred and ftwentg-seven; for the years one thou sand eight hundred and thirty two, and