The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-04-22

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1 TO THE WEAS.
For permanent annuity, stipulated IN
the nth article of the treaty with
them, Of the second OF October,
| eighteen hundred and eighteen
| TO THE wINNEBAGOE
For limited annuity, for thirty years.
stipulated IN the second article OF the
treaty with them, OF the first Of Au-
gust, eighteen hundred aud twenty
| nine
For limited annuity, for twenty years,
stipulated IN the third article Of the
treaty Of fifteenth September, sigh-
teen hundred aid thiry-two
For the purchase Of fifty barrels Of salt,
for thirty years, stipulated in the sec
ond article Of the treaty OF the first
Of August, eighteen hundred and
twenty-nine
For the purchase Of three thousand
| pounds Of tobacco, for thirty years,
stipulated in the same
For the purchase Of one thousand fve
hundred pounds Of tobacco, for TWEEN
y-seyen years, stipulated in the fifth
article OF the treaty OF fifteenth Of
September, eighteen hundred and
thirty-two
For the support OF three blacksmiths
aud assistants, for thirty yean, stipu-
lated in the third article Of the treaty
Of tue first Of August, eighteen hun
dred and twenty nine
For the purchase Of iron, steel, &C.,
for shops
For pay Of laborer and for oxen, for
thirty years, stipulated IN the "a me
For the purpose OF education, for TWEEN
ty-seyen years, stipulated in the fourth
article Of the treaty Of the fifteenth
September, eighteen hundred aud
thirty-two
For the suppor OF SIX agriculturiss,
purchase OF oxen, ploughs, and other
implements, for tweny-seven years,
stipulated In the fifth article Of the
same
For the pay Of two ply 4ssians, stipulat.
ed in the ffth article Of the same
For interest on investment In stock, nj
i've per centum, on one million one
hundred thousand dollars, stipulated
In the fourth article Of the treaty of
first November, eighteen hundred and
thiiy-seyen
For payment to William Armstrong, to
make good the loss sustained by him
in consequence Of the explosion Of
the boilers Of the steamer Cherokee,
while transporting Government funds
from New Orleans to the Indian
country west of Arkansas, in the
year one thousand eight hundred and
forty
For the payment ofthe claim Of Thomas
Dole, for goods and provisions furnish
ed the New York Indians in the years
one thousand eight hundred and thir-
lynne and one thousand eight hun
dred and forty, allowed by the ac-
counting officers OF the treasury
For the re-approprIatfon Of the annuity
due the Christian Indians for the
years one thousand eight hundred and
thirty eight and one thousand eight
hundred and thirty nine, refunded by
Major Garland, late discussing agent
of the Indian department, and subse-
quently used in closing accounts, I'M
der the authority contained in the act
Of third March, one thousand eight
hundred and forty-three
For carrying into effect the Cherokee
treaty Of one thousand eight hundred
and thirty five, being the amount Of
the fund appropriated in one thousand
eight hundred and thirty.six, los, in
transportation by the explosion of the
steamer Black Hawk, in December,
one thousand eight hundred and
thirty-seven
For the removal of the Choctaws west
of the Mississippi, and for their sub
sistence for one year. including con-
tingent expenses connected Herewith
To make good the interest on invest
| ments in State stocks and bonds, for
various Indian tribes not yet paid by
the States, to be reimbursed out of the
| interest when collected
For payment to the Bank of Michigan.
or its assigns, for moneys advanced
under authority OF the Sec retary of
War and Secretary of the Treasury.
| in fulfiment of treaty with the
Chippewas of Saginaw, of Ianusry.
one thousand eight hundred and thir.
ty-sevep, together with interest on the
principal sum due said bank, from
first day of February, one thousand
eight hundred and forty, at sir per
cent. per annum .... ..