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


twenty fourth September, eighteen
hundred and nineteen 900 O
For support OF blacksmith at Saginaw
and for farm utensils and cattle and
for the employment Of persons TO aid
them IN agriculture, stipulated 10 the
eighth article Of the treaty OF twenty
fourth September, eighteen hundred
and nineteen q 400 n
For education, during the pleasure Of
Congress, stipulated 10 the sixth arti-
Gle oil the treaty OF the fifth August
eighteen hundred and twenty-six loo 0
TO THE CHIPPEwAs, MENoMo.
NlEs, WlNNEBAGOES, AND
NEW YORK INDIANS.
For education, during the pleasure of
Congress, stipulated in the fifth arti-
Gle OF the treaty Of eleventh August
eighteen hundred and twenty-sevsn l.5OO 0
" TO THE CHiPPEwAs, orTA-
N WAS, AND POrTAWATOMIES
NJ For the permanent annuity, stipulated
In the second article Of the treaty Of
twenty-nnth July eighteen hundred
and twenty-nne IG 900 n
FOR limited annuity, for twenty years
stipulated IN the third article of the
treaty of twenty sixth September,
M eighteen hundred and thirty-three I4OOO q
For limited annuity, for twenty years
stipulated In the second (suppemen-
ta) article Of the treaty Of twenty
SKIN oil September, eighteen hun
dred aud thirty three 1000
g For life annuity to chiefs, stipulated in
10 the third article of the treaty of TWEEN
10 y-snth September, eighteen hun
u dred and twenty three 7o0 a
tor blacksmith and assistant stipulated
IN the second article of the treaty of
twenty-ninth July, eighteen hundred
NJ and twenty nine 20 q
For iron and steel 300 n
10 For purchase of salt, stipulated in the
second article Of the treaty oftwenty-
20 ninth July, eighteen hundred and
twenty-nne o50
TO THE CHOCTAWs.
For the permanent annuity, stipulated
IN the second article Of the treaty Of
sixteenth November, eighteen hun
dred and FIVE 2OOo n
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the
thirteenth article of the treaty of
eighteenth October eighteen hun
dred and twenty eOO
For permanent annuity, stipulated in
the second article of the treaty of
M twentieth January, eighteen hundred
W and twenty-fve & ooo n
For life annuity TO chief (Bob Cole
M stipulated IN the tenth article Of the
treaty OF twentieth Jan uary eighteen
hundred and twenty-five l5O
For life annuity to three district chiefs,
1.-TWO hundred and fifty dollars EACH
stipulated in the fifteenth ar icle If
the treaty Of twenty seventh Septem-
Der, eighteen hundred and thirty 7sO
For limited annuity, for twenty years
stipulated in the seventeenth Article
M oil the treaty OF twenty-seventh Sep
~ TENDER, eighteen hundred and thirty 90 600
For education Of forty youths, for TWEEN
M y years, including support of teach
ers IN the nation, stipulated in the
60 twentieth article OF the treaty of
twenty-ssventh September, eighteen
, hundred and thirty 10 soO r
81 For blacksmith and assistant stimulated
In the sixth article Of the treaty of
eighteenth October, eighteen hundred
W and twenty, and ninth article of the
W treaty OF twentieth January eighteen
W hundred and twenty five GOO
DO For iron and steel 3oO
M TO THE CHEROKEES.
Do For blacksmiths and assistants, stipula-
DO ted in the fourth article of the treaty
DO oil fourteenth of February, eighteen
DO hundred and thirty-three 1850
M For iron and steel I 0sO
For wagonmaker, stipulated in the
fourth article of the treaty of four
DO teenth February, eighteen hundred
and thirty three GOO
DO For wheewrght, stipulated in the
DO fourth article of the treaty of four.
- teenth February, eighteen hundred
DO and thirly-three GOO
= TO THE DELAWARES.
n For permanent annuity, stipulated in
~ the fourth article of the treaty of the
an third oil August seventeen hundred
Of and ninety-fve 1000
,e. For permanent annuity, stipulated in
the fifth article of the treaty of third
of October, eighteen hundred and
eighteen oOO 1
For permanent annuity, stipulated in
the third article Of the treaty of thir-
~ teth OF September, eighteen hundred
W and nine 5OO
90 For permanent annuity, stipulated in
w the supplemental treaty of twenty
.. fourth of September, eighteen hun
w dred and twenty nine 1000
For life annuity to two chiefs, stpula-
ted in private and confidential arti-
cles of supplemental treaty of twen-
w ty-foufth of September, eighteen hum
dred and twenty-nine, to treaty of
third of October. eighteen hundred
and eighteen ...... 200
For life annuity to three chiefs spula-
ted in supplemental articles TO treaty
of twenty sixth Of October, eighteen
hundred and thirty-two 400
M For the purchase Of salt as stipulated
" in the third article of treaty of sew
I'D enteenth June, eighteen hundred and
three 100
For blacksmith and assistant, as stipu-
lated in the sixth article of treaty Of
third October, eighteen hundred and
90 eighteen 100
For iron, steel, &C., for shops 800
For interest on forty six thousand and
eighty dollars, at FIVE per centum, be-
90 ing the value of thirty six sections Of
land set apart by the treaty Of eigh-
teen hundred and twenty. nine, for
education, as stipulated in resolution
OF the Senate of nineteenth January
eighteen hundred and thirty Eight 1904
90 TO THE FLORIDA INDIANS.
For blacksmith and assistant, as stpu.
lated in the sixth article of the treaty
Of eighteenth of September, eighteen
hundred and twenty-three, and trea-
ty Of ninth of May, eighteen hundred
90 and thirty-two 1000
w TO THE IOWAS.
For one years interest on one hundred
and hfty-seven thousand FIVE hundred
90 dollars to be invested at five per cen.
tum, as stipulated in the second arts r.s 8.