The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-11

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1--WE, (omnted 10 be appropriated last year, 0'bh'
hundred aud forty dollarsj ,,a,l'
For iron and steel, SC, for shop, (omited 10 DC
pproprlated Last year. tso hundred ana '"'"'' N'
lars. IL
TO THE sENEcAs AND sHAwNEEs' |,
For permanent annuity, stipulated IN iourui a's'o
of tieaty II seventeenth September eish'e0" "'"
dred and eighteen one thousand dollars
For blacksmith and assistant during the Pseasu
of the President stipulated IN ioufh artisio " v
OF twentieth July, eighteen hundred and uifv ohs'
eight hundred and forty dollars ,a .,a
For iron aud Steel SC, for shop, TWO huhui'N ""N
twenty dollars.
TO THE sENECAs.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in fourth article
of treaty of twenty ninth September eighteen nun
bred and seventeen, five hundred dollars !
For permanent annuity stipulated in fourth article
of treaty Of seventeenth September, eishteeh nun
bred and eighteen, 1--we hundred dollars
For blacksmith and assistant during ihe pleasure
of the President stipulated IN fourth Article oil treaty
of twenty-eighth February, eighteen hundred ana
thirty one, eight hundred and forty dollars
For iron aud steel, Sc, for shop, TWO hundred ana
twenty dollars c.p,
dent stipulated in fourth article Of treaty oil twenty
eighth February, eighteen hundred aud thf'y-ohe,
| SIX hundred dollars.
TO THE WYANDOTS.
For permanent annuity, in lieu Of all former annu-
tiles stipulated in the third article Of The treaty WIN
them Of seventeenth March, eighteen hundred ana
forty two seventeen thousand hve hundred dollars
The valuation Of the Wyandot lands, made by
| John Caldwell Samuel Waggoner, aud James JUS
| ice and reported to the Secretary Of War on the
thirlieh of August, eighteen hundred and iory-iour
! Is hereby confirmed and 80 much of the appropra-
ZION of the last session. in the act passed the seven
eenth of June, eighteen hundred aud forty four, for
the payment OF the Wy andois' Improvement IN ONO
and Michigan, shall be paid TO said Indians accord
! ing to the terms OF the treaty Provided That The
same shall be in full satisfaction OF all claims and
demands for Improvements under the NTH article OF
the treaty OF seventeenth OF March, eighteen hun
dred and iorty-lwoi
For the support Of blacksmith and assistant, sti-
puated in the tenth article Of the treaty OF twenty
ninth September eighteen hundred and seventeen,
| seven hundred and twenty dolars;
For the purchase Of iron and steel, &c Tor SHOP
! two hundred and twenty dollafs |
For the support Of blacksmith and assistant, stip
ulaed IN the eighth article Of the treaty Of seven
teenlh March, eighteen hundred and fory-wo, seven
hundred and twenty dollars;
For the purchase OF iron, steel, &c, Tor shop, TWO
hundred and twenty dollars.
TO THE WEAS
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fifth arti-
Gle OF the treaty with them, of the second of Octo-
Der, eighteen hundred and eighteen, three thousand
dollars.
TO THE WINNEBAGOES.
For limited annuity, for thirty years. stipulated in
the second art Gle Of The treaty with lhem OF the hrst
of August eighteen hundred and twenty-nne, eight
cen thousand dollars;
For limited annuity, for tweny-seyen years, stpu-
lated in The third article of the treaty OF The fifteenth
of September, eighteen hundred and thrty-two, ten
thousand dollars;
For the pul chase of fifty barrels Of SALT for thirty
years. stipulated in the second article Of the treaty Of
the first of August eighteen hundred and twenty
two hundred and fifty dollars;
For the purchase of three thousand pounds Of to-
bacco, for thirty years, stipulated in the same, three
hundred and fifty dollars;
For the purchase of one thousand five hundred
pounds of tobacco, for twenty years stipulated
The fifth article of the treaty of fifteenth OF Sep
tember, eighteen hundred and thirty-two, one hun
dred and seventy five dollars;
For the support of three blacks hs and assistants
for thirty years, stipulated in the third article of the
treaty OF the first of August eighteen hundred and
twenty mine, TWO thousand hundred and sixty
dollars;
For the purchase of iron, steel, Sc, for shops, six
hundred and sixty dollars;
For pay of laborer and for oxen for thirty years
stipulated in the three hundred and sIxiy-6ye
dollars
For the purpose of education, for twenty sever
years, stipulated the fourth article OF the treaty
the fifteenth September, eighteen hundred and thirty
9 two, thi zee thousand dol ars;
J. For the support OF six agrculturists purchase o.
y oxen, Poughs, and other implements, for twenty
seven years, Stipulated IN the nth article OF the same
d two thousand five hund red dollars;
For the pay of two physicians, stipulated in the
e fifth article OF the same, four hundred dollars;
y For interest on investment in stock, at FIVE pc
centum, on million hundred thousand dollars
stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty Of frs
November, eighteen hundred and thirty seven, fifty
five thousand dollars.
; For payment to William Armstrong to make goo,
u the loss sustained by HIM in consequence of the
Ploslon of the boilers of the steamer Cherokee Will
! transporting government funds from New Orleans Il
the Indian country west of Arkansas, in the yea
one thousand eight hundred and forty one hundre
and forty dollars.
For the payment, of the claim of Thomas Dole 70
Ia goods and provisions furnished the New York Indians
ID in the years thousand eight hundred and thirty
nine and one thousand eight hundred and forty, a
in lowed by the accounting officers of the Treasury
nine hundred and sixty four dollars and eighty
I'd cents.
- For the re-appropration of the annuity due tn
% Christian Indians, for the years thousand eigt
A. hundred aud thrtyeg chit and thousand eight hur
" dred and thirty nine, refunded by Major Garland
late disbursing agent of the Indian Department, an
ID subsequently used in closing accounts under the
thorty contained IN the act of third Of March, on
H. thousand eight hundred and forty three eight hundre
st dollars.
bt For carrying into effect the Cherokee treaty of or
thousand eight hundred and thirty five, being ii
ed amount of the fund appropriated in one thousau
eight hundred and thirty SIX, lost in transportation
IN the explosion of the steamer Black Hawk, in Decen
en- Der, thousand eight hundred and lhirty-seye
eight thousand six hundred and ten dollars.
nd For the removal of the Choctaws west Of the Mi
sssippi, and for their subsistence Tor year, Dclu
of ing contingent expenses connected herewith OF
of hundred and thirteen thousand five hundred and for
Ir dollars.
- To make good the interest on investments in STA
Ia stocks and bonds, for various Indian tribes not y
m paid by the States, to be reimbursed Of the int
ed rest when collected, sixty-eght thousand four hu
brnta md htrty doll, Iptp
NJ For payment to the Bank Of Michigan, or its a
ID signs, for moneys advanced under authority of Il
In Secretary of War, and Secretary Of the 1reasur
in fulhlment OF treaty with the Chippewas of Sag