The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-30


For six thousand five hundred pounds
Of tobacco, eigh, hundred and twenty
FIVE dollars.
For one hundred barrels salt, two hun.
drcd and fifty dollars.
For FIVE hundred fish barrels, four hum
dred and fifty dollars.
For goods and provisions to be dclivc.
red al Michilimackinac, one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars.
Fo. interest to be paid annually as an
nuities, on the sum Of two hundred thou
sand dollars, per resolution Of the Senate,
appended to the treaty, twelve thousand
dollars.
For the payment Of the jus. debts against
the Indians, according to the fifth article
Of the said treaty as ratified by the Senate,
three hundred thousand dollars.
For carrying into effect the sixth article
Of said treaty, viz:
For commutalion in lieu Of reservations
TO half breeds. one hundred and forty.
FIRE thousand dollars.
For taking census Of the Indian half
breed population, one thousand two hun
drcd dollars.
For The pay and travelling expenses Of
q commissioner, one thousand dollars.
For compensation and expenses Of clerk,
and for stationery, postage, Witnesses,
messengers TO collcc. Indians, and canoes
for them, subsistence tor two thousand
Indians for twenty days, fuel for them
while on tho island, aud other incidental
expenses attending the commission. three
thousand dol!ors.
For carrying into effec, the seventh nr-
ticlc Of said treaty, viz:
For pay OF two additional blaeksmilhs,
nine hundred and sixty dollars.
For ,wo strikers. four hundred and
eighty dollars.
For building blacksmith shop on re-
scrva.ion north Of Grand river. seven
hundred and fifty dollars.
For iron, steel, coal, and tools, for two
shops, f7c hundred dollars.
For the purchase Of one new set Of
blacksmi,h's tools for shop on reservation,
one hundred and seveDty-6vc dollars.
For rebuilding shop at Mnckinac, aud
adding an armorcr's room. eight hundred
and fifty dollars.
For a gunsmi,h, four hundred and eighty
dollars.
For purchasing a set OF guusmiih's
tools, ono hundred dollars.
For two additional interpreters, six
hundred dollars.
For building doymiiory al Msckinac-
and for slovcs and furniture, four thou
sand oish, hundred dollars.
For the keeper Of tho dormi.ery, six
hundred dollars.
For ono hundred and 6fty cords Of
wood Tor the dormi,ory. three hundred
and scvcnty-fve dollars.
For two farmers, one thousand dollars.
For lwo assistant farmers, six hundred
dollars.
For two mechanics, twelve hundred
dollars.
For carrying into cfIec. the eighth ar
,icle Of said treaty. viz:
For the expenses Of delegation Of
twenty Indians, with nm officer. lhroc as
sis,ants. an interpreter. a guide with two
Q assistants 10 explore the country, and for
the purchase Of horses. and other ex.
penscs incidental 10 The expedition. twelve
thousand dollars.
For payment Of such improvements as
give additional value to the land ccdcd.
twenty thousand dollars.
For aymcn, Of the church on the Che
boigau. nine hundred dollars.
For cx,inguishing the claim OF certain
half breeds, in lieu Of reservations, ac-
eording .u the ninth article ri said treaty,
viz:
To Rix Robinson. 10 leo Of section
a, thirty .six dollars per acre. twenty.shree
thousand and forty dullars.
To Leonard Slater. in trust for Chimi.
noaoqua.. one section al ten dollars per
acre. six thousand four hundred dollars.
To John i. Drew. one auc three quar-
ter sections O, four dollars per acre, four
thousand four hundred and eighty dollars.
To Edward Biddlc. one section at three
dollars per acre. one thousand nine hun
drcd aud twenty dollars.
To John Holiday, FIVE sections at one
dollar twenty-five cents per acre, four
thousand dollars.
To Eliza Cook. Sophia Dddlc. and
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