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

For pay OF two farmers and assistants,
stipulated in the same 1000 90
N Tor pay OF two mechan ies, stipulated in
the same 1900 90
For and on account Of education for
twenty years, and during tho pleasure
OF Congress, stipulated 10 the fourth
N article OF the treaty Of twenty -eighth
gsis "'''" HDAD''D anu ' 1900 90
TO THE oTToEs AND MlsSoURIAs.
For blacksmith and assistant, for ten
al years, and during the pleasure Of the
President stipulated in the fourth
uele Of the treaty Of fifteenth July,
eighteen hundred aud thirty 720 90
a For iron and STEEL &c, for shop 220 % |
For agricultural implements for ten
years, from eighteen hundred and for
y stipulated In the third article Of
the treaty OF twenty first September,
eighteen hundred and thirty three 500 20
For education, during the pleasure Of
the President stipulated in the fourth
y article Of the same 500 20
For limited annuity, for ten years, slip
ulated In the second article Of the
same $500 90
For two farmers, for FIVE years, and
a during the pleasure Of the President, |
" stipulated In the fifth article Of the
same 200 %
TO THE osAGEs.
For interest," at i've per centum, on six
ty-nne thousand hundred and
twenty dollars, the valuation Of fifty
n four sections Of land, set apart by
" treaty Of eighteen hundred and TWEEN
ty-hye, for education, per resolution
Of the Senate Of nineteenth January,
eighteen hundred and thirty -eight 3,456 90
For limited annuity, for twenty years,
stipulated in the second article Of the
. treaty Of eleventh January, eighteen
Q hundred and thirty nine 10000 90
" For the support of two smith establish
ments, stipulated in the same 1000 90
stipulated in the same 1900 90
" For pay OF two assistant millers, for
eleven years, stipulated in the same $50 %
TO THE OTTAWAS.
N For permanent annuity, stipulated in
" the fourth article of the treaty Of third
August seventeen hundred and nine
y-6ve I,OOs 90
N For perma nent annuity stipulated in the
second Article Of the treaty of seven
tenth November, eighteen hundred
and seven 800 90
N For p-rmanent annuity, s,ipulsted in the
fourth article Of the treaty Of seven
teenth September, eighteen hundred
and eighteen 1900 90
N For permanent annuity, stipulated in
~ the fourth article of the treaty Of
twenty-ninth August, eighteen hun
dred and twenty-one 1000 90
TO THE POTTAwOTOMIEs.
For permanent annulties, stipulated in
,Ol the fourth article Of the treaty ofthird
August, seventeen hundred and nine
ty-hve 1000 90
For permanent annuity, stipulated in
the third article of the treaty Of thir-
heth September, eighteen hundred
70 and nine 500 90
For permanent annuity, stipulated in
the third article of the treaty of Sc
cond October, eighteen hundred and
70 eighteen $500 90
10 For limited annuity for twenty-five
years, stipulated in the third article Of ..
the treaty of sixteenth October, eight
cen hundred and twenty-six 1000 90
For permanent annuity, stipulated in
the second article of the treaty Of
W twentieth September, eighteen hun
dred and twenty-eight 1000 90
For limited annuity, for twenty years,
stipulated in the article 1000 90
10 For life annuity to chief stipulated in
the same article 100 90
For education, during pleasure of Con-
W gress, stipulated in the article 1000 90
For purchase of salt, stipulated in the ...
third article ofueaty of seventh June,
eighteen hundred and three l40 90
10 For hundred and sixty bushels of
salt, stipulated in the third article of
the treaty of sixteenth October eiph-
teen hundred and twenty-six 800 90
10 For education during pleasure Of Con-
gress, stipulated in the article 1000 90
For blacksmith and assistant, stipulated
in the same article 720 90
% For iron and steel, &c, for shop go 90
For blacksmith and assistant, stipulated ..
in the third article of the treaty of
twentieth September, eighteen hun
10 dred and twenty-eght TO 90
For iron and steel, &C., for shop 800 90
For two thousand pounds of tobacco,
fifteen hundred pounds of iron, and
70 three hundred and fifty pounds of
steel, stipulated in the second article
Of the treaty of twentieth September,
eighteen hundred and twenty-eght 400 90
W TO THE POTTAWOTOMIES OF HURON.
For permanent annuity stipulated in
| the second article of the treaty of sew
enteenth November, eighteen hundred
and seven 400 90
)Ol TO THE POTTAWOTOMIES OF THE
PRAIRIE
For limited annuity, for twenty years,
stipulated in the third article Of the
)0| treaty of the twentieth October, egh- |
teen hundred and thirty-two $1,000 90
For life annuity TO two Chiefs stipua-
ted in the article 400 90
10 For and on account Of limited annuity,
for twenty years 1850 90
TO THE POTTAWOTOMIES OF THE
WABASH.
For limited annuity, for twenty years
NJ stipulated in the third article of the
treaty of twenty-sixth October, eigh-
M teen hundred and thirty.two 10000 90
No TO THE POTTAWOTOMIES OF INDIANA.
For education during pleasure of Con-
10 gress, stipulated in the fourth article
of the treaty of twenty seventh Octo-
10 Der, eighteen hundred and ,birty.two 1000 90
TO THE PIANKESHAWS.
10 For permanent annuity, per fourth
article of the treaty of third August,
70 seventeen hundred and nincty-fve 500 90
10 For permanent annuity, al per fourth
article of the treaty of tbirtetb De-
cember, eighteen hundred and FIVE 300 90
TO THE PAWNEES
For agricultural implements for five
years, and during the pleasure Of the
NJ President stipulated in the fourth ar
No ticle Of the treaty of ninth October,
eighteen hundred and thirty three 1000 90
TO THE QUAPAWS
No For limited annuity, for twenty years,
stipulated in the fourth article Of the