The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-17

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/ thirty -four, thirteen thousond five hundred dol
lars. For the payment of a clerk in the office of
Superintendent of Indian Affairs for the Territory
! of Wisconsin, eight hundred dollars FoI tho pay
! of sub-agents allowed by same act ten thousand
dollars, Lor the pay of Interpreters, allowed by
same act, seven thousand eight hundred dollars.
For presents 10 Indians, authorized by same act,
five thouiand dollars. For the purchase of pro-
visions for Indians, al the distribution of annui-
ties while on visits of business with the supern-
teEdents and agents, and when as sembed on pub
lie business, eleven thousand eight hundred dol
lars. For the necessary building required at the
several agencies, and repairs thereof, two thou
sand dollars. For postage, stationary, rent, and
fuel, for Offices authorized by the act Of June
thirteth, eighteen hundred and ,hirtyfour. three
thousand dollars. For contingencies Indian De-
partner, four thousand dollars.
To the sir nations Of Indi0ns ia " York.
For the permanent annuity stipulated in the
sixth article OF the treaty with them, of the elev-
enth of November, seventeen hundted and ninety
four, four thousand five hundred dollars. For the
annuity TO the young king, chief, for life as pro-
yided for by the act of the tweniy-sxth OF April,
eighteen hundred and twenty-si1, two hundred
dollars.
To tbs Senec0S OF Mem York.
For the permanent annuity, in lieu of interest
on stock, provided for by the act OF the nineteenth
oiFeOraary. eighteen hundred and thirty-one, six
10 the Onavas.
Eor the permanent annuity stipulated in the
fourth article Of the treaty with them, of the third
ol August seventeen hundred and ninetyhye,
one thousand dollars. For tie permanent annu-
ity, stipulated 10 tIe second artce OF the treaty of
the seventeenth Of November eighteen hundred
and seven. eight hundred dollars. For the perma.
neu annuity. stipulated in tie fourth article OF the
treaty OF The seventeenth of September, eighteen
hundred and eighteen, enc thousand Eve hundred
dollars. For the permanent annnlty, stipulated
in the fourth article of the treaty of the 29h ofAu-
gust eighteen hundred and twenty-one, one thou
sand dollars,
To the Wyandois.
For the permanent annuity stipulated in the
fourth article of the treaty of the third o. August
seventeen hundred and ninety five, one thousand
dollars. For the permanent annuity, stipulated
IN the second article Of the treaty of the seven
teenth OF November, eigh cen hundred and seven,
four hundred dollars. For the permanent 5nnul
y stipulated in the fourth article of the treaties of
the twenty ninth Of September eighteen hundred
and seyenteen and the seventeenth OF September,
eighteen hundred and eighteen, four thousand FIVE
hundred dollars. For The support Of blacksmith
aud assistant stipulated in the tenth article OF the
treaty of the twenty-n!nth of September, eighteeL
hundred and seventeen, seven hundred and twen-
ty dollars. For the purchase Of iron STEEL &c.
for shop. two hundred and twen.y dollars.
To the Ipydndots, WUns.es and Dosa
,odres.
For the permanent annnity, stipulated in the
fourth article fthe treaty with them Of the fourth
orJuly, eighteen hundred and five, one thousand
d5liars
To the Christian Indians.
For the permanent annuity, per act Of the thlr-
teth of May, eighteen hundred and twenty-slx,
four hundred dollars.
To the Miamies.
For the permanent annuity, stipulated III the
fourth article of the treaty with them, of the wen-
ty-third ofOctober, eighteen hundred and twenty
SIX, twentd-iive thousand dollars, For the pur-
poses of education, during the pleasure ot Con-
gress, stipulated in the sixth article of the same
treaty, two thousand dollars. For pay of eight
laborers, stipulated in the fourth article oi the same
treaty, four hundred and eighty dollars. For the
purchase Of two thousand pounds of iron, two
hundred and fifty pounds of steel, and one thou
sand pounds Of tobacco stipulated in th9 same,
six hundred and twenty dollars. For the support
of a blacksmith and assistant, stipulated IN the
fifth article of the treaty Of the sixth lof October,
eighteen hundred and eighteen, seven hundred
and twenty dollars. For the support Of miller
in lieu Of gunsmith, stipulated III the same, SIX
hundred dollars For the purchase OF one hun
dred and sixty bushels Of salt, stipulated IN the
same, three hundred aud twenty dollars.
To the Eel RicerS.
For the permanent annuity, stipulated in the
fourth article Of the treaty with them OF the third
of August seventeen hundred and nInety-hve,
FIVE hundred dollars. For the permanent, annu
ity, stipulated in the third Article of the treaty OF
the twenty first of August eighteen hundred and
five, two hundred and fifty dollars. For the per
uianent annuity, stipulated in the third nd sepsr-
ate article of the treaty of the tbrtlet Of Septem
Der, eighteen hundred and ninc, three hundred
ard fifty dollars.
To the PoHdw0ttdmies.
,ba afg N he
fourth article OF the treaty with them, OF the third
OF August, seventeen hu, dred and ninety hTei
one thousand dollars. For the purchase Oi salt,
stipulated in the third article Of the treaty of the
seventh Of june. eighteen hundred and three one
hundred and forty dollars. For the permanent
annuity, stipulated in the third article OF the treaty
Of the ,hrlsth Of September, eighteen hundred
aud nine five hundred dollars. For the perma'
nent annuity tipnlaied in the third article oil The
treaty of the second Of October. eighteen hundred
and eighteen, two thousand five hundred dollars.
For the limited annuity, stipulated IN the iourlh
article Of the treaty OF tweniy-nnth OF August,
eighleeen hundred and twenty -one, i've thousand
dollars. For the l,rni'ed annuity. stipulated IN the
third article OF the treaty 81 the sixteenth ol Ocio-
Der e. ei,1.een hundred aud twenty--ix twO thou
sand doilr- For the purposes Of education, du-
ring tl,n pleasure of Congress. stipulated M the
SANE two .l,I ,1ui dollars. For the support ola
blscks,nit tnl assistant. stipulated IN the same,
seven hundred and twenty dollars. Por the pur-
chase Of iron. steel DC. stipulated IA the saHe,
two hurdred a1d twenty dollars. For the sup
port o. d mi8r. siipulaled IN tic third article Of
ihe treaty Of the sixteenth Of October eighteen
hundred an twenty-sx, SIX hundred dollars.
For the purchase or one hundred and sixty
bushels Of salt stipulated ia the same, three bun-
dred and twenty dollars For permanent annui-
ty stimulated in the second article Of the treaty OF
ihe twentieth Of September, eighteen hundred and
twenty-eigh,. two thousand collars. For ihe.lin-
tied annuities. siipuiale' in the same, ono ihou-
sand dollars. For tie purposes OF educasion, du-
rng the pleasure Of Congress. stipulated 10 We
same. ore thousand dollars For t1c annniy' 'o