Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15

eighteen HUNDRED and hirsix. two thousand one hundred
and sixty dollars.
For iiOo, Steel Sc, for shops, six hundred and sixty
For gunsmi,h at Maeknac stipulated in the ar
Gle Of the treaty twenyeghh March, eighteen hun
ded and thiity-six, six hundred dollars.
For and STEEL Sc for shop, two hundred and twenty
For pay Of two farmers and assistants stipulated in
seventh article Of the treaty VI wcnty-eighth March,
For pay Of mechanics stipulated in the seventh Article
OF the treaty Of iweny-eghh March, eighteen hundred and
thirty twelve hundred dollars
To the Oftoes and Missonrias.
For blacksmith and assistant for ten years. and during the
pleasure Of The President stipulated in the fourth article Of
seven hundred and twenty dollars
For iron and Steel &c. for shop two hundred and twenty
dollars.
For agricultural implements for ten years. eighteen
hundred and forty stipulated In The third article Of the treaty
o the treaty. Of twenty September eighteen bundled
and thrty-hree, FIVE hundred dollars.
For education during the pleasure Of the President spu-
article Of the treaty Of twentyhrst Sep
iembe eighteen hundred and thirty-three five hundred
dollars.
For limited annuity for ten years, stipulated in the
article Of the treaty Of tw eniy September eighteen
hundred and thousand FIVE hundred dollars
For two turner's fo FIVE years, aud during the pleasure Of
the President stipulated in the fifth article Of the treaty Of
twcnty-hrst September eighteen hundred and thirty
twelve hundred dollars.
TO the 0ssages.
For interest," at Eve per centum, sxty-nne thousand
hundred and twenty dollars, the valuation OF hy-our
sections Of land set apart by treaty of eighteen hundred and
for education per resolution Of the Senate Of
nineteenth January eighteen bundled and hiTiy-egh three
thousand four hundred and ifty-six dollars.
For limited annuity for twenty years, stipulated IN the
second article Of the treaty Of eleventh January, eighteen
hundred and thiriy-nne twenty thousand dollars:
For support OF two smiths establishments, stipulated IN
the second article Of the treaty OF eleventh January eighteen
hundred and thirty -nine two thousand dollars.
second article Of the treaty Of eleventh January eighteen
hundred and lhhiy-nine, twelve hundred dollars
For pay Of two assistant mliers for eleven years stpu-
lated in the second Article Of the treaty OF eleventh January
eighteen hundred aud thirtynne four hundred and nifty
liars te.f
For permanent anD1ily stipulated IN The fourth article OF
the treaty Of third August seventeen hundred and ninety
! Eve, one thousand dollars.
the Treaty Of seventeenth Of November, eighteen hundred
and seven, eight hundred dollars
For permanent annuity stipulated in the fourth article Of
the treaty Of seventeenth Of September eighteen hundred
and eighteen, fifteen hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth article Of
The treaty II tweny -ninh August eighteen hundred and
tweuly-one, one thousand dollars. ..u
| fle.e To The Ponawafomlies.
For permanent annuity stipulated 10 the fourth article OF
The treaty Of third August seventeen hundred aud ninety
! 1--WE, thousand dollars. ff.IH
For permanent annuity stipulated In the hid article Of
the treaty Of hieh September eighteen hundred and nine,
For permanent annuiiy stipulated in third article Of
the treaty Of second 0cobe eighteen hundred and eighteen,
7 two thousand five hundred dollars.
For limited annuity for twenty-five years stipulated In
the third article OF the treaty Of sixteenth October eighteen
hundred and twenty-six, two thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity stipulated In the second article Of
the treaty Of twentieth September, eighteen hundred and
7 lw enly weight, two thousand dollars. no csc
For limited annuity for twenty years, stipulated In the
hc treaty OF twentieth SEPTEMBER eighteen
hundred and tweniy-esh one thousand dollars.
For life annuity 10 chief stipulated 40 the second article
the treaty Of twentieth Sepiembe eighteen hundred and
twsniy-eighi, one hundred dollaD
For education during the pleasure Of Congress- stipulated
In the second article Of the treaty Of twentieth September
eighteen hundred aud twenty eight thousand doais.
For purchase Of SALT stipulated in the ihld article OF the
treaty Of seventh June, eighteen hundred aud three one hun
dred aud forty dollars.
For purchase hundred and sixty bushels Of salt
stipulated In the third article Of the treaty Of sixteenth oeto-
her, eighteen hundred and tweny-sx, three hundred and
twenty dollars.
For education during the pleasure of Congress- stipulated
In the Third article Of the treaty Of sixteenth October eighteen
Y hundred and twenty.six, two thousand dollars.
For blacksmith aud assistant stipulated in the third article
Of the ueaty Of sixteenth October. eighteen bundled and
! twenty-sx, seven hundred aud twenty dollars.
For iron and Steel &c. for shop two hundred and twenty
dollars.
For blacksmith aud assistant stipulated in the third arti-
Gle OF the Treaty Of twentieth September hteen hundred
and twenty-eight, hundred and twenty dollars
dollaas.
For two thousand pounds Of tobacco ifteen hundred
pounds Of ron and three hundred and @ pounds Of steel
stipulated in the second article Of the treaty Of twentieth OF
September eighteen hundred and wen,y-eighi four hun
bred dollars.
To the PattOtUatonies Of Huron.
For permanent annuity stipulated IN the second article Of
the treaty OF seventeenth November, eighteen bundled and
seven, four hundred dollars.
To the Ponatpaiomies Of the Prairie.
For limited annuity for twenty years, stipulated in the
third article Of the treaty Of twentieth October, eighteen
hundred and thy-two, hfsen thousand dollars.
For life annuity Chiefs stipulated In the third article
of the treaty OF the twentieth October eighteen hundred aud
thirty two, four hundred dollars.
TO the Poffa,cafonies of the Wabash.
For limited annuity for twenty years, stipulated IN the
third article Of the treaty Of twenty October eighteen
hundred aud ihry-two, twenty thousand dollars.
To the Potfd4vafomies of Indiana.
For education during the pleasure Of Congress- stipulated
eighteen hundred and thirtytwo, two thousand dollars
| To the Piankesha,gs.
For permanent annuity fourth article OF the treaty oil
third August seventeen hundred and nnetyhy five hun-
For permanent annuity per third article of the treaty Of
heh December eighteen hundred and ve three hundred
dollars.
TO The Parpnees.
For agricultural implements for five years. and during the
pleasure Of the President stipulated in the fourth article Of
the treaty Of ninth October eighteen hundred and Thirty
three, two thousand dollars.
To the Quagpasss.
For limited annuity for twenty ,ears, stipulated in the
fourth article Of the treaty Of thirteenth May ghteen hun
/ dred and Thirty three, two thousand dollars.
For education during the pleasure of the President slip
ulaed in the third article Of the treaty of thirteenth May
eighteen hundred aud thirty three thousand dollars.
For blacksmith and assan during the pleasure Of the
President, stipulated in the third article OF the treaty OF
thirteenth May, eighteen hundred and thry-thIee, eight
For iron and Steel &c. for shop, two hundred and twenty
dollars.
treaty Of thirteenth Of May eighteen hundred and thirty
three six hundred dollars.
To Me Sir Nations Of .N;e.V York.
For permanent annuity stipulated in the sixth article OF
the treaty Of eleventh November seventeen hundred and
ninety -four, four thousand five hundred dollars
TO he Seleeds Of Mw York.
in liam If one