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

For the expenses Of twelve prisoners of war of the
Sac and Fox tribes, now III confinement, and to be
held aS hostages unde the seventh article of the trea
ty with the oacs and Foxes of the twenty first Sep
TENDER, thousand eighth hundred and thirty two,
embracing the cost of provisions and clothing, com
pensatlon to an interpreter. and cost of removing
them to place where they may be kept in safety ,
without being closely confined, the of two thou
sand five hundred dollars.
| For the expense of apprasing the improvements
! abandoned by the Chippewas, under the sixth ar
tlcle of the treaty OF Saginaw, of twenty fourth Sep
TENDER, one thousand eight hundred and nineteen,
the sum of six hundred dollars
| For payment for two roes, the property OF
George Fields, illegally taken from the Broom, {;
Cherokee Chief, in the fall OF the year thousand
eight hundred and thirteen, BY white citizen, seven
hundred dollars.
For expenses of removing aud subssting Choctawa,
Creeks, Cherokees, and -OIo Indians, is estimated
for by the comnssary general OF subsistence -four hun
bred and sevetS uur thousand and thirteen dollars.
! Aud the OF ten thousand collars Tor holding "a
treat, with the potamattauies ur the extnguisl,-
ment of their title to the remainder OF then lands IN
| Illinois.
For carr ns INTO effect the stpuatoas oil the trea-
ty win the MeuonnGee, OF the eighth February, one
thousand el,ht hnndreu and thlrty -one fifty eight
thousand Sin hundred dollars.
! For carry ing Into effect the stlpuiauops of the
treaty with The Chlck1saws OF twent} eighth Octo-
ber one thousand eight hundreu AM tnirt 1.-TWO, to
be refunded out Of the sales their lands pro-
viet for BY SAID treaty, one huured thousand dol
| lars.
For carr, lug effect the supulations of the
treat, with oenecI, c-, of the twenty ninth
/ December, one Thousand eight nuudred aud thirty
two to be refunded out OF the sales vi their an',s
provided for by sand treaty, iour thousand dollars.
/ For payment to the seneca, iOr lost horses ana
other property stipulated by the fourth article
of treaty, one thousand dollars.
eff, the n the
I ty with the Ottowas, Of eighteenth february, one
thousand eighth hundred and thirty three, forty
seven thousand four hundred and forty dollars.
Sec. 9. .4nd6e it further enacted, That the Score
tary of War shall cause a valuation to be made o
t! buildings, improvements and other property, be
longing to the American Board of Commissioners 10
Foreign Missions, living within the limits OF the pur
chase made of the Choctaw tribe of Indians at the
treaty of the Dancing Rabbit creek, anG after !e
Quoting from the estimated value the amount hereto
fore advanced b. United States towards the afore
sad buildings and improvements shall cause the resi-
due to be paid to the trustees of the said board,
ofan, money in the treasury not otherwise apo
priated
SEC. 3. .and be it further enacted, That the SUI
of one hundred thousand dollars snail be, and III
same is hereby, appropriated, should the same b
fonnd necessary to deay the expenses of repressin
the hostilites of the Indians the western ironue
of the United States any money III the treasu
Try not otherwise Appropriated,
Il A. 5fEV ENS0N,
/ Speu6eT Of tte House u fiep, esentatt0es.
AZ: j.. W.IiiL,
4 President Of Tie Senate pro temDore.
APPROVED, March III, 1855
ANDREW JACKSON.