The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-06-17
[ Vol. 25.

io' 'hc purposes oil education, stipulated
IN the 5th article of the treaty with Them OF
The 9th OF Mayti828, $500 dollars.
For the support of four Llacksmths and
assistants, stipulated in the 4th article of
the4eaty of the 18th of Feb. 1893, %a8o.
f0rihe purchase of iron and steel. &c.
c'ght hundred and eighty dollars.
For The support OF a waggonmaker er and q
whcelwrigbt, stipulated in same, one thous-
and two hundred dollars.
For the expenses of transportation and
distribution OF annuties, agricultural implc.
'nenls, tobacco, tools, &c. and other Incl.
dental expenses, twenty-nne thousand five
hundred dollars
Forihe removal Of FIVE thousand Semi
noles TO Their lands west OF the Mississippi,
under the seventh article OF the treaty with
them of the 9th of May, 1852 SO ,333 SO cts.
For the subsistence ofthe same of twelve
months after their arrival west of the Mis-
sisrp, stipulated m the same ,Si3 Geo 67 cts:
Fora blanke, and homespun frock TO each
Individual OF the same, stipulated in the Sd
article of the same treaty
For the difference IN the value of cattle
abandoned by them on the east. and of those
To be delivered TO them west of the Mitsis.
slppl, stipulated in the 9th articleAo: the
same treaty, $500 dollars.
For the removal of five hundred 0uapaws
Oh the Mississippi, stipulated in the third article
ofthe treaty with them of the 9th May, ls3a.
three thousand five hundred dollars
For the subsistence of the same for twelve =
months after their arrival west of tho Mississip-
pi, stipulated in same, S 4, 600.
FOR the subsistence OF one thousand five hum
dred Choctaws, west OF the Mississippi from
April, s34. to April, e35, under the provisions
oi the sixteenth article of the treaty of Dancingx
Rabbit creek, ftLe 9th Sept 63O, ss43, 500.
For the purchase Of looms and wheels. &c.
stipulated IN the 20th article of the same treaty,
IN addition TO appropriations heretofore made. .
eleven thousand eight hundred dollars.
For the removal OF one thousand Chcrokces
to the west of the Mississippi, under the proyis
ions OF the eighth article OF the treaty of the 9Th
May, le2S, twenty thousand dollars
FOR the subsistence OF same for twelve months
alter their arrival west ofthc Mississippi, stipu
lated in the same treaty, $25,5o0. f,xz
FOR the expense OF certifying contracts fof
oreek reservations res. underAle provisions oft1s !.
treaty OF the 2lth March, fS32, 50 500
For the expenses of locating reservations. un.
der the provisions ofthe froafy with the Choc-
saws fthe 9th Sept. $50, 1000 dollars
10 replace portion of the annuity oftho
Chicasaws for the, year 1892, stolen from tho
agent, IN conformity with the provisions of the
4tharticle OF the treaty with tbdm ofthe 9th
May, 1884, one thousand dollars.
For holding treaties with the Laddo and Cam
manche, and OF her wandering tribes of Indians,
west oithc State of Missouri and tho Territory
OF Arkansas, ten thousand dollars,
For fulfilling the 5th article of the treaty with
the Pottawatamics of the Wabash, dated Oct.
26lh 1872, S7357 50 cents.
For carrying into effect the treaties recently
ratincd with the Pattawattamies OF Indiana and
for negotiating the same, y j4G9
for carrying into effect the treaty with the
chipPowas, Ottoways, and Pottawatamies, CEN
ciuded at Chicago, September twenty sixth egh.
teen hundred and thirty three, one million thir.
ty,two thousand six hundred and eighty.nino
dollars and fity-throo cents.
For dcfraying the expenses of conduc,ing
said treaty, S;s.536 SO cents.
ror the expense ofan exploring party of fifty
foitawatainies, from the Chicago agency, 10
the west of the Mississippi, S9i53.
10 doiray the expenses which have been in
Cured or may be incurred in any negotiation
with the Chcrokces, for the ce. sion of their
claims IN Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina
and Tennessee, the sum OF sSli, 50 IS cents.
TO dciray the expenses of holding treaty
with The Cdddo Indians, in Louisiana, and Ar.
kansas, the sum of five thousand dollars.
To repay William Marshal, the sum which
he advanced by order of the commissioners,
holding treaty with the Pottawatamie Indians,
in Oct 1892, Sl,i44 25 cents.
For reiunding TO Captain William r. Jouett,
the expenses incurred in the necessary defence
IN two suits, brought by the American Fur
Company, and Joseph Reuville against him, in
the District Court tho II. =. at Mineral Point
IN Michigan Territory, OH actions oftrespasses,
for having seized certain spirits belonging to
them, while in command of Fort Smelling and
acting under orders from the War Department
aud for the safety of said post TO prevent tile
said spirits from being used by the Indians, tho
sum of s6i2 81 cents.
Sec. .. dBd be IL further en1cfed, That if
in the valuation made or to be made oe the
buildings, Improvements, and other property,
belonging TO the American Board Of Commis.
sioners, for Foreign Missions, lying within the
limits of tho purchase made of the Choctaw
tribe of Indians, at tho treaty of the Dancing
Rabbit Creek il shall be found that the said
valuation is less than the original cost of the
same, in that case the estimated value shall be
apportioned TO the U. States, and the said
American Board, prorIta, according TO the sums
rdvanced by them respectively towards the
aforesaid buildings and improvements, and the
amount thus found due TO the said Board, shall
be paid TO the Trustees thcreofout ofany money
in the Treasury. not otherwise appropriated.
Sec 3. And be ii further enacted, That tho
sum of eight hundred and ten dollars be paid to
Mrs. Mitchell, wife of Edward Mitchell, for
instructing the Choctaw Indians 10 spin and
weave, in conformity with the request made by
their chiefs and head men TO the President of
the u. s. at the treaty of Doak's Stand.
JOHN BELL,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
VI. VAN buren,,
Viee-President Of the United Siafes,ond
President Of the Senate.