The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-06-17

lo2o, SIX hundred collars.
For the purchase of 100 bushels of salt, stip-
ulated in the same, three hundred and twenty
dollars.
For the permanent annuity, stipulated in the
second article of the treaty OF the goth of Sept.
lS2S, two thousand dollars.
For the limited annuities, stipulated in same,
one thousand dollars
For the purposes of education, during the
pleasure of Congress, stipulated in same, one
thousand dollars.
For the annuity to the PRINCIPAL chief for
lif', stipulated in same, one hundred dollars.
For the support of a blac ksmith and assistant
stipulated in same, seven hundred and twenty
dollars.
For the purchase ofiron and steel, &c. two
hundred aud twenty dollars.
For the purchase of 1000 pounds of tobacco.
stipulated in the same, $40.
For the pay ofthree laborers, stipulated in
the same, $40.
10 THE rOrrAW WATANIES OF HURON.
For the permanent annuity, stipulated in the
2d article af the treaty with them ofthe l7th of
November, 1917, four hundred dollaIs.
TO THE rOrrAWATAMlES OF TIE
PRAIRIE.
For the limited annuity, stipulated in the 81
article ofthe treaty with them of the Goth of
Oct. 1882, fifteen thousand dollars.
fyr the annuity of three chiefs for life, stipu-
lated IN same, one thousand dollars.
TO THE lOITAWATAMlES OF THE
WABASH.
For tho limited annuity stipulated in tho Sd
article otthe treaty with them of the Goth of
October, 1882, twenty thousand dollars.
TO THE 10 Or1AWATAMIES oFlNDIANA.
For the limited annuity, stipulated iu the 4th
article of the treaty with them of the 9th of
October, 1882. fifteen thousand dollars.
FOR the purpose of education, during the
pleasure OF Congress,i stipulated i'll same, two
thousand dollars,
TO THE CilIPPEWAS, OTTAWAs, AND
POTTAWATAMIES.
For the support of blacksmith and assistant.
stipulated in the 2d article of the treaty with
them of the 29th ofJuly, 1929, seven hundred
and twenty dollars.
For the purchase of iron and steel, &c two
hundred and twenty dollars.
For the permanent annuity, stipulated in the
I'd article oftho treaty Of the 29th OF July 1899,
sixteen thousand dollars.
For the purchase of fifty barrels of salt, stipu-
lated in same, one hundred and twenty five
dollars.
TO THE WINNEBAGOES.
For the limited annuitics, stipulated in tho
I'd article of the treaty with them ofthe first of
August, 1929. eighteen thousand dollars.
For the purchase of fifty barrels of salt, stip
niated IN same, one hundred and twenty-five
For the purchase Of 5000 pounds of tobacco,
stipulated in same three hundred dollars
For the support of three blacksmiths and as
sistant, stipulated in the third article, 50, 100
For iron and steel, &C. six hundred and sixty
dollars.
For the pay of laborers, and for oxen, stipu-
lated in same, three hundred & sixty five dollars
For the limited annuity, stipulated in the Sd
article ofthe 18th OF Sept. 1892, ten thousand
dollars.
For the purpose of education. stipulated in
the 4th article of the same, $4,000.
For the support of six agricultur4sts and
purchase OF oxen, plougns, and agricultural I'M
plements, stipulated in the 5th article of the
same, two thousand five hundred dollars
For the purchase of 800 pounds of tobacco,
stipulated in same, $3.50.
For the services oftwo physicians stipulated
in same: four hundred dollars.
TO THE MENONONEES.
For the support OF five farmers, and five fe-
males, housc-kecpers, stipulated in the 2d arti-
Gle ofthe treaty with them of the 5tn Of Feb.
1881, four thousand dollars.
For the support of miller stpul I'd in same,
six hundred dollars. -
For the support three blacksmiths and as
sistant, stipulated in same, S2l60
For the purchase ofiron and steel, &c. $780,
For the limited annuity, stipulated in same,
six thousand dollars.
For the purposes ofeducation, stipulated in
the 5th article ofthe same, five hundred dollars.
For the purchase ofprovisions, stipulated in
the 9th article of same, one thousand dollars.
TO THE CHIPPEWAs.
For the permanent annuity, stipulated in the
4th article of the treaty with them of the Sd of
August, 1895, one thousand dollars.
For the support of a blacksmith and assistant
at Mlchllimackinack, seven hundred dollars.
For the purchase of iron, ,stcll rsteel1 &c 1920.
FoI the permanent annuity, stipula lated in the
2d article ofthe treaty ofthe 18th of Nov. 1907,
eight hundred dollars.
For the permanent annuity, stipulated in the
4th article Of the treaty of tine 24th of Sept.
1919 one thousand dollars.
For the support of blacksmith at Saginaw,
and for farming uten ills and cattle, and for the
employment ofpcrsons to aid them in agricul.
ture, fixed by the act Of 18th May. 1920, $4,000.
For the purposes of education during the
pleasure of Congress, stipulated in the 6tn arti-
Gle of the treaty of 5th ofAugust, 1926, $1,000.
To THE CHPPEwAs, MENoMoNEEs, WNSEBAGoEs,
AND NEW YORK INDIANS.
For the purposes Of education, during the
pleasure Of Congress, stipulated in the 5th ar
ticle ofthe treaty with them Of the 1lth of Au.
gust, 1927, one thousand five hundred dollars.
To THE Sioux or MISSISSIPPI.
For the limited annuity, stipulated in the 4th
article Of the treaty with them Of the 18th Of
July, 1880, two thousand dollars.
For the support of blacksmith and assistant
stipulated IN same, s120.
For the purchase OF ron and steel, sc 1920.
For agricultural implements, stipulated in
same, seven hundred dollars
TO TIL YASCYoN AND SANTIE BANDS.
For the limited annuity, stipulated in the 4th
article Of the treaty With them Of the 18th of
July, 1880, three thousand dollars.
For the support of a blacksmith and assistant,
stipulated in same, seven hundred and twenty
dollars.
For the purchase Of iron and steel, sc. 5000