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


Fer the permanent annuity, stipulated in the
fourth article stipulated with them of the 18th
Of September, 1918, ono thousand dollars. For
the support of q blacksmith and assistant, st;pu.
lated in the fourth article Of the treaty of the
Goth Of July, 1881, seven bundled and twenty
dollars. For the purchase of iron, steel, &c.
two hundred and twenty dollon
To the Senecas ST Lewistorn.
For the permanent annuity, stipulated in tho
fourth article ofthe treaty with them, ,ofthe 29th
of September, 1917, and the 18th of September,
lelS one thousand dollars. For the support
of a blacksmith and assistant, Stipulated in tho
fourth article Of the treaty ofthe 26th Of Feb.
ruary 1881, seven hundred and twenty dollars.
For the purchase of iron, steel, &c. two hun
dred and twenty dollars. For the support of a
miller stipulated in the same, six hundred dol.
lars.
To the Choctaus.
For the annuity, during the pleasure Of the
u. States, stipulated in the fifth article oftrea-
~ wilhsthem, ofthe I7th Of December, 1901
two thousand dollars. For the permanent an
nuity, stipulated in the second article of the
treaty of the 18th of November, 1905. three
thousand dollars. For the limited annuity,
stipulated in the second article of the treaty of
the Gath of October, 1916, six thousand dollars.
For tho permanent annuity, stipulated in the
tqirteenth article of the treaty of the 18th of
October, 1926, six hundred dollass. For an
nuityto a chief stipulated in tho fourteenth
article ofthe same, one hundred and fifty dol
lars. For the permanent annuity, stipulated
in the second article of the goth OF January,
1925, six thousand dollars. For the limited
annuity, stipulated in the third article of the
same, six thousand dollars. For annuity to a
chef, stipulated in the tenth article Of tho
same, one hundred and fifty dollars. For the
limited annuity, stipulated in the 18th article
of the treaty Of the 2Tth Of September, 1880,
twenty thousand dollars. For the purposes of
education, stipulated in the twentieth article
ofthe same, twelve thousand five hundred dol.
lars. For tho support three backsmiths and
assistants, stipulated in the same, two thousand
one hundred and sixty dollars. For the pur-
chase ofiron, steel, dc. six hundred and sixty
dollars For the annui,y to the chief, stipula-
ted in the fifteenth article of the same, one
thousand one hundred dollars. For annuity to
warriors, stipulated in the same, FIVE hundred
dollars.
To The Chickasaws.
For the permanent annuity, as provided for
by the act ofthe 25th Of Feb. 1899, three thou.
sanddollars. For the purposes of education,
stipulated in the I'd article of tho treaty with
them of the 24th of May, 1884, three thousand
dollars.
To the Creeks.
For the permanent annuity, stipulated in tho
fourth article of the treaty with them, Of tho
7th of August, 1870, ,one thousand five hundred
dollars. For the permanent annuity, stipulated
in the Cd article Of tho treaty of the 10th of
June, 1892, three thousand dollars.
To the Greeks East.
For the limited annuity. stipulated in tho
eighth article ofthe treaty with them, of the
9th Of March, 1882, twelve thousand dollars
FOR tho support of blacksmith and assistant,
stipulated in tho thirteenth article Of the same,
seven hundred and twenty dollars. For the
purchase of iron, steel, dc. two hundred and
twenty dollars. For the purposes of education
stipulated in the thirteenth article of tho same,
three thousand dollars. For tho annuity to
three chiefs, stipulated in the eleventh article
of the! same, four hundred dollars.
To the Creeks West.
For the permanent annuity, stipulated in the
fourth article of the treaty with thcm of the
2lth of January, lS26,twenty thousand dollars.
For the support Of blacksmith and assistant,
stipulated in the eighth article of tho same, So
ven hundred and twenty dollars. For the pur-
chase of iron, steel, &c. two hundred dollars.
For the support ofa whcelwright stipulated in
TIE same, six hundred dollars. For agricultu.
raj implements, stipulated in the eighth article
OF the same, two thousand dollars. For the
support ofa blacksmith and assistant, stipulated
in the fifth article Of the treaty of tho lith of
February, 1888, seven hundred and twenty
dollars For the purchase of iron, steel, &c.
two hundred and twenty dollars. For the sup.
port OF a wheewright, or wagon maker, stipu-
lated in the samo,six hundred dollars. For the
purposes ofeducation, duriug the pleasure of
the PRESIDENT, stipulated in the same, one thou
sand dollars.
To The Cherokees.
For the permanent annuity, stipulated in the
third and sixth articles of the treaty with them
of the 9Th ofJune, 1894 and tho ID of October
1913, six thousand dollars. For the permanent
annuity stipulated in tho second article of tho
treaty ofthe 24th Of October, 1904, ono thou
sand dollars. For the permanent annuity,
stipulated in the third article of the treaty of
the 25th Of October, 1905 three thousand dol.
lars. For the payment of interest on an an
nuty of ono thousand dollars secured to the
Chcrokees by the treaty of the 9th of October
loO4,and which was not paid till the yepr 1926,
twelve thousand six hundred dollars, which sum
shall be paid in the same manner, and in tho
same proportions to the Cheroke east and
west of the Mississippi, that the annuity itself
is payable.
To the Qnapaps.
For tho purposes of education, during tho
pleasure of the President, stipulated in the Sd
article of the treaty with them. of tho 18th of
May 1888, one thousand dollars. For tho
limited annuity, stipulated in the fourth arti.
Gle of the 18th of May, 1893, two thousand
dollars. For the support of blacksmith aud
assistant, stipulated i'll the third article of the
same, soven hundred and dtwenty dollars. For
the purchase of iron. STEEL &c. two hundred
and twenty dollars. For the support of a farmer
stipulated in the same, six hundred dollars.
To the Florida Indians.
For the limited annuity, stipulated in tho Sd
article of the treaty with them, of The 18th of
September, 1922, -four thousand six hundred and
ten dollars. For the support of blacksmth's
establishment stipulated in the sixth article of
the same- ono thousand dollars. Eos the pur-
poses of education, stipuia ted in the same, ono
thousand dollars Propided hoceper, That no
part of the appropriation for the Florida Indians
shall be paid 10 any Indians who have been