The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-03

hundred dollars.
For one hundred and City cords of
wood for the dormitory, three hundred
and seventy-fve dollars.
For two farmers, one thousand dollars.
dollars.
For two mechanics, twelve hundred
dollars.
For carrying into effect the eighth ar
ticle of said treaty, viz:
For the expenses Of II delegation of
twenty Indians, with an officer, three as
sistants, IN interpreter, guide with two
assistants to explore the country, and for
the purchase of horses, and other expen-
ses incidental to the expedition, twelve
thousand dollars.
For payment of such improvements as
give additional value to the land ceded,
twenty thousand dollars.
For payment for the church on the
Cheboigan, nine hundred dollars.
For exinguishing the claim of certain
halfbreeds, in lieu of reservations, accor-
ding TO the Iinth article of snid treaty,
viz:
To Rix Robinson, in lieu Of section
at thiriy-six dollars per acre, twenty-thrce
thousand and forty dollars.
To Leonard Slater, in trust for CHM
inoaoquat, one section nj ten dollars per
acre, six thousand four hundred dollars.
To John A. Drew, one and the three
quarter sections ut four dollars. per acre,
four, thousand four hundred and eighty
dollars.
To Edward Biddie, one section Mt three
dollars per acre, one thousand nine hun
dred and twenty dollars.
To John Holiday, five sections at one
dollar twenty five cents per ncre, four
thousand dollars.
To Eliza Cook Sophia Biddle, and
Mary Holiday, one section each, at two
dollars and fifty cents per acre, four thou
sand eight hundred dollars.
To Augustin HambIin, Jr. two sections
at one dollar and twenty five cents per
acre, one thousand six hundred dollars.
To William Lusley, Joseph Daily,
Joseph Trotier, and Henry A. Lcnake,
two sections each, at one dollar and twen-
iHdfG8YfHe iHdG8YfHeGf Gfen}sRe enB}iiRer acre. six thousand four
To Luther Rice, Joseph Lcframbois,
Charles bulteriield, George Moran, g. ID.
Williams, and Daniel Marsac, one sec
ton each, at one dollar and twenty-five
thousand six hundred dollars.
For payment to the chiefs on ratltica-
ton of the treaty, according to the tenth
article of the same, thirty thousand dol
lars.
For life annuity TO two chiefs, provided
for in the eleventh article of said treaty,
one hundred and fifty dollars.
For expenses attending the conclusion
Of the treaty at Washington, according
TO the twelfth article of the same, fifteen
thousand four hundred and three dollars
and twenty-five cents.
For transportation and other incidental
expenses in executing SAID treaty, two
thousand dollars.
Provided, hOweuer, That no part OF the
above appropriation for carrying into
effect the treaty with the Chippewas, shall
be drawn from the Treasury except what
may be necessary for The expenses ofcol-
lecling and subsisling the Indians, and
for the expenses of concluding the treaty
heretofore incurred, and to enable Com
missioner to proceed to MichilimackInac
for the purpose Of examining the claims
of the half breeds, until the assent OF the
said Indians shall be given TO the change
proposed by the resolution OF the Senate.
Arrangements may be made under the
direction Of the President for paying to
the Indians the money and goods as their
assent to such change is gwen. But no
responsibility in relation to such delivery
shall be incurred by the United States
previous thereto, nor shall the said Com
missioner enter upon his duties.
For carrying into effect the stipulations
of the third article of the treaty concluded
with the Swan creek, and Black river
bands of the Chippewa nation, OF the
nintl, Of May, eighteen hundred and tie
thirty six, VIZ:
For an advance in money on the ratlli-
cation of the treaty, two thousand i've
hundred dollars.
For the purchase of goods, four thou.
sand dollars.
For expenses ofthe treaty, the Journeys
Of the Indians to and from Washington,
subsistence and other expenses, three
thousand eight hundred aud two dollars
and sixty-seyen cents. -.
For transportation aud incidental e1-
penscs, one thousand dollars.
For carrying into effect the st,pu'a''ons
Of the treaties concluded win certain,
bands Of the Pottawatame Indians OF
Indiana, in'Marcb, and April, eighteen
hundred and thirty six, VIZ
For payment of the sum stipulated IN
the second article Of the treaty OF twenty
six, with March, eighteen hundred and
thirty-six, with Mes-quaback and ms
band, for cesjion Of land to the onited
States ,,yo ,bohsand five hundred and