Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-05-17

and Foxes will set apart the sum Of five
thousand dollars each year, beginning
inonethousand eight hundred and thir-
ty-eight, out Of their annuities to be
paid upon said debts in the proper pro-
portion until the whole amount is dis
charged, to wit: to John Campbell ten
thousand dollars, to Jeremiah Smith
six hundred and forty dollars, to Ste
phen Dubois three hundred and Eve
dollars and twenty cents, to Nathaniel
Knapp one hundred dollars, to Whar-
ton X. McPheiso son two hundred and
fifty dollars, to s. S. Phelps & Co. four
thousand dollars, to Jesse w. Shull
Eve hundred dollars, to James Jordan
one hundred and Fifty dollars, to John
K. Campbell fifteen dollars, to Amos
Farrar one hundred dollars, to the ow.
ners Of the S. Warrior one hundred and
sixty -twodcllarsand seventy.fve cents,
to George Davenport two thousand Eve
hundred aud sixty.three dollars and
FIFTY cents, to Madame ST. Amea 6re
hundred dollars, to Madame Joseph
Gunviile Eve hundred dollars, 10 Ma.
dame lie Claire one hundred and tHen.
ty-6ve dollars, to Miss Blondeau one
hundred and twenty-five do!lirs, to
Antoine lie Claire two thousand four
hundred and thirty.six dollars and fif-
lty cents, 10 Francis Labachiere one
| thousand one hundred and s;xty.seven
dollarsand seventy five cents, to Pratte
Chouteau,A Co. twenty thousand three
hundred and sixty.two dollars, and for.
ty-two and half cents, to Nathaniel
Patterson found hundred and s.y.six
dollars.
/ ARTICLE 3. The United Staes fur
Their agree to deliver to the conedera-
ted tribes ofSacs and Foxes two hun.
4 dred horses, 8: near :hs: number as
can be procured with the sum Of nine
thousand theee hundred and forty-one
dollars. to be delivered at the payment
Of the annuities in June one thousand
eight hundred and thirty seven.
| ARTICLE q. At the special request
Of the Sac and Fox Indians aforesaid )
the United States agree to make the
following provision for the benefit and
support ofsevcn half.breeds ofthe Sac
and Fox nation, to wit: The United
States agree to pay To- Way
man for the use and benefit Of his half
breed child by Fox woman named
Ni.an.no. one thousand dollars, to
Wharton r McPhearson, for the use
and benefit Of his half-breed child by
To-ta-qua, Fox women, one thousand
dollars, to James Thornton the use and
benefit Of his half-br child by Ka.
kec-o-sa-qua, Fox woman, one thous.
and dollars, to Joseph Smart for the
use Of his half-breed child by Ka-ti.
qua. a Fox woman, one thousand dollars,
to Nathan Smith for the use and bene.
tit Of his half-breed child by Wa.na.sa,
z Sac woman, one thousand dollars,
and 10 Joseph NJ. Street, Indian agent,
two thousand dollars for the use and
benefit oftwo half.breed children, one
the child Of Niwa-ka.kce, Fox wo-
man, by one Mitchell, the other the
child Of Ni.an.na by Amos Farrar, the
two thousand dollars to be put 1t inter.
est, and SO much Of said interest arts.
ing therefrom to be expended for the
benefit Of the children as said agent
shall deem proper and necessary, and
when each shall arrive al the age Of
twenty years, the said agent shall pay
70 each alf-breed one thousand dollars