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

For the permanent annuity, stipulated in the
second article of the treaty with them, of the
seven four hundred dollars.
TO the Pottapatamiss of the Pra;re.
For the limited annuity, stipulated in the third
article OF the treaty with them Of the twen,ieth
oc,ot er, eighteen hundred and thirty-two, 6C-
teen thousand dollars. For the annuity of three
chiefs. for life, stipulated in the same, one thou.
sand dollars.
To the P0ttdnatcmies of the JYabasb.
For the limited annuity. stipulated in the
third article Of the treaty with them, of tho
twenty sixth of October, eighteen hundred and
thlrty-two. twenty thousand dollars
TO the Pottd,cdfdmies of Indiana.
aor the limited annuity. stipulated in tho
fourth article OF the treaty with them, of the
tweDty-sevenih of October, eighteen hundred
and thirty-two, fifteen thousand dollars, nor
the purpose of education, during the pleasure of
Congress, stipulated in the same. two thousand
dollars. gor the annuity, stipulated in the
third article of the treaty with them, ofthe tenth
OF December, eighteen hundred and thirty four
one thousand dollars.
TO the ChippeWas, Onawas and Pot
toUdtamics.
For the support OF a blacksmith aud assistant
Stipulated in the seconl article OF the treaty,
with them, ofthe twenty ninth OF July, oigh-
teen hunlred aud twonty-nine, seven hundred
aud twenty dollars. gor the pu chace of iron,
STEEL nc. two hundred aud twenty dollars.
aor the permanent annuity, stipulated in tho
second article of the treaty of the tweDty y-pinth
ofJuly, eighteen hundred aud twenty nine SIX.
teen thousand dollars. For the purchase of6ity
barrels ofsalt. stipulated in the same, two hnn-
drej and fifty dollars. 3or the limited annuity.
stipulated in the third article OF the treaty with
them. OF the twenty-sixth of September. eigh-
hnn oil nh thirt tkr,o Ia nn thnusapI
dollars. aor the limited annuity, stipulated in
the second article OF the supplement 10 the said
treaty, two tho isand dollars. + cr the spnity,
stipulated in the third article OF the Raid troary
TO iocr chiefs, for life, one thousand one hun
dred dollars.
To the WmneJagoes.
lor the limited aunuities, stipulated in the
second article OF the treaty with them, of first of
August. eighteen hundred and twenty nine,
thousand dollars.
For the purchase fifty barrels OF salt, stipu-
lated in the same, two hundred and fifty dollars.
1or purchase Of three thousand pound, Of tobac-
co, Stipulated ia the same, three hundred dol
nrs For the support ofthree blacks m,hs and
assistant simulated in the third article Of the
same, two thousand one hundred and sixty dol
lars For iron, steel, &c. SIX hundred and sixty
dollars. For the pay o laborers and for oxen,
stipulated iu the same three hundred and sixty
FIVE dollars. For the limited annuity. stpula.
ted in the third article Il the treaty Of the If
teen,h Of September, eighteen hundred and
thirty two, ten thousand dollars. For the pur-
pose ofeducation, stipulated in the fourth art-
Gle ofthe ssme, three thousand dollars aor
: the .n.~ s..i orsix aprieuituristS and purchase
OF oxen, ploughs, Rnd agricultural implements,
stipulated in the fifth article of the same, two
thoust nj five huDdroh dollars. For the pur-
chase Of one thousand fve hundred pounds Of
tobacco, stipulated in the same, one hundred
and fifty dollars For the services oftwo ply,
sicians, stipulated in the same, four hundred
dollars.
To the Menom, nees
nor the support of five farmers aud five fel
males, housekoepers, stipulated in the second
article of the treaty with them Of the fifth Of
aebruary. eighteen hundred and thirtylOne,
four thousand dollers. Jor the support OF
miller, stipulated in the same, six hundred doe
lars gor the support OF three blscksniths ond
assistant. stip Ilsted in the same, two thousand
one hundred and sixty dollars. Jor the pur-
chase OF iron, steel, &c. six bundled and sixty
dollars. 1or the limited annuity, stipulated in
the same, six thousand dollars aor the pur-
poses Of education, stipulated 10 the fifth article
of the same, five hundred dollars. J'r the
purchase of provisions, stipulated in the sixth
article OF the same, one thousand dollars.
10 Ne CHippeWdS
For the permanent annuity stipulated
in the fourth article of the treaty with
them, Of the third of August, seventeen
hundred and ninety-fve, one thousand
dollars. For the support of blacksmith
and assistant, at Micbilimackinack, sew
en- hundred and twenty dollars. For the
purchase of iron, steel, &c. two hundred
and twenty dollars. For the permanent
annuity, stipulated in the second article
of the treaty of the seventeenth OF No
vember, eighteen hundred and seven,
eight hundred dollars. For the perma-
nent annuity, stipulated in the fourth ar
ticle of the treaty of the twenty-fourth OF
September, eighteen, hundred and nine
teen, one thousand dollars. For the sup
port Of blacksmith at Saginaw, and for
farming utensils and cattle, and for the
employmet of persons to aid them IN
agriculture fixed by the act of the fiji
ieen,h of May, eighteen hundred and
twenty, two thousand dollars. For the
purposes Of education, during the plea
sure of Congress, stipulated in the sixth
article of the treaty Of the fifth of August,
eighteen hundred and twenty-six, one
thousand dollars.
TO The Chippewas, NenOmonees WIN
nebogoes, and Nes York Indians.
For the purposes Of education, during
the pleasure Of Congress stipulated IN the
fifth article Of the the treaty with them,
Of the eleventh Of August, eighteen hun
dred and twenty-seyen, one thousand
five hundred dollars.
To The !SiOuE Of Mississippi.
For the limited annuity, stipulated IN
the fourth article Of the treaty with them
of the fifteenth of July, eighteen Hundred,
and thirty, two thousand dollars. For