Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-09


money, stipulated in the sixth article of the treaty
of fourth January, eighteen hundred and rty-fve
three thousand dollars.
For agricultural implements TO Seminoles for
five years. stipulated in the seventh article of the
treaty OF fourth January, eighteen hundred and
forty-Gve, one thousand dollars.
For expenses Of making the northern and west
ern bUunday lines of the Greek county, stipulated
in the eighth article ofthe treaty Offourth January,
eighteen hundred and forty five, five Thousand dol
lars.
For payment to :he American party of ST. Re-
gis Indams stipulated in supplemental article to
the treaty with the Six Nations of New York, of
fifteenth January, eighteen hundred and thirty
eight one thousand dollars.
For defraying contingent expenses of commits
siOners to adjust claims to Choctaw reservations
under the treaty Of September, eighteen hundred
and thirty in addition to former appropriations, SIX
thousand five hundred dollars.
For the re-approprltion of this amount due the
Senecas and Shawnees for the erection of a saw
mill and blacksmith shop, stipulated IN the fourth
artic of the treaty of twentieth July, eighteen
hundred and thirty lone, six hundred and seventy
dollars and sixty-seven cents.
For the re-appropriatiOn of this amount due the
Scnecas and Senecas and Shawnees, for prop,r;y
lost, forage furnished, &c stipulated in the fourth
article of the treaty of twentv-ninth December,
eighteen hundred and thir:y-lwo, one thousand
dollars.
For the re-appropriation ofths amount due for inn
provements valued under the sixth article of the
treaty of twcnty-foutth October, eighteen hundred
and thirty-four, with the Miamies, stipu atcd in
the seventh article of the treaty of sixth Novem-
Der, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, five thou
sand two hundred and ninety-nine dollars.
For the re-appropraton of this amount due the
western Cherokecs, for stock lost, being the bal
ance ofthe appropriation made the twenty-eghth
June, eighteen hundred and thirty-four. for the sat
isfacon of claims of this character, two thousand
hundred and fifty-two dollars and fifty cents
For expenses John w. Quincy, Stockbridge
Indian, to the Seat ofG0vernment, while here and
returning, the of two hundred dollars
For expenses Of delegations of CherOkees to the
Scat of Government, while here, and returning to
their homes, five thousand five hundred dollars.
For expenses of a delegation of Winnebagoes
to the Seat of Government, while here, and retur-
ming to their homes, five thousand dollars prov-
died 10 part of the two las appropriations for
pcnses Of delegations of CherOkees and Wnneba-
goes shall he paid to any citizen of the United
States, nor shall any part be paid but upon rcgu-
lar accounts and vouchers showing to whom paid
and for what paid, except such officer or agent as
the President of the United States shall direct to
accompany the said deputaton of WinncbagoeS.
For payment to Baptiste Powlis and the chiefs
Of the first Christian party of the Oneldas, pula-
ted i'll the thirteenth article of the treaty with the
Six Nations of New YOrk, fifteenth January, eigh-
teen hundred and thirty -eight four thousand dol
lars.
For payment to William Day, and the chiefs Of
the Orchard party of the Oneidas, stipulated in the
thirteenth article Of the treaty with the Six Nations
of New York fifteenth January, eighteen hundred
and thirty eght two thousand dollars.
For interest on the amounts awarded Chcctaw
claimants under the fourteenth article of the treaty
of Dancing Rabbit creek of the twenty seventh
September, eighteen hundred and thirty, for lands
on which they resided, but which it is impossi-
bic to give them and in lieu of the scrip that has
been awarded under the act oftwenty-thrd August
eighteen hundred and forty-wo, not deliverable
east by the third section of the said law per act
third of March, eighteen hundred and forty-ive
viz: three thousand seven hundred and twenty.
five dollars for the year eighteen hundred and for
ty-five, and thrty-fve thousand five hundred and
seventyfive dollars for the year eighteen hundred
and fOrty-six.
TO make good the interest on investments in
State stocks and bonds for various Indian tribe:
not yet paid by the States, to be reimbursed ou
th lllC lIlCIeSI Wlcn COlIcCttu lnOuSdUC
five hundred and thirty -four dollars and nine cents
To detray the expenses Of a mission to the wiIt
Indians of the prairie, for the purpose of making
treaties of peace and friendship, and for the ran
sOming of such white prisoners may be held by
them and delivered to the agents Of the United
States, fifteen thousand dollars.
For the ransom of two white boys, ellis DOy
and Thomas Pearce held by the Camanches il
bondage and delivered TO the agents of the Gov
ernmcnt, five hundred dollars.
For permanent provision for education purpose
for the years eighteen hundred and forty-fve ant
eighteen hundred and forty-six; (omtted in pre-
vlous estmates,) stipulated i'll the fourth article C
the treaty with the Wyendors of the seventeenth
March, eighteen hundred and forty-two, one thou
sand dollars
For medals to be distributed amongst the chief
and leading men of the Indians, twenty-five
hundred dollars.
To defray the expenses of holding treaty wit
the Menomone Indians for the purchase of thci
lands north of Fox river in the Territory of Wi.
cOnsin two thousand dollars
TO pay J. A. S. Acklin, United States DistriC
Attorney for the northern district of Alabama, &c
professional services in defending Captain jaime
II. Rogers and Lieutenant Robertson suits brougt
to recover damages for an act done by them, III
der the order of Il superior officer while in the Sc
vice of the United States also. to pay to Josep
Bryan. agent of William Whitfield, for purchasin
and distributing stock animals to the Creek Indian
pursuant to an article Of treaty made with sal
Indians, four hundred and eighty-nine dollars.
For compensation to two commissioners to e1
anime claims under the treaty with the Cherokee
of one thousand eight hundred and thirty -five-'s
and pay oSecretary, q for contingent expenses, I'll
sum of seven thousand dollars. If the two con
miSsioners here provided for shall, upon any Gas
before them. differ in opinion, it shall be their dut
to call upon the Attorney General to settle the di
ference between them: PrOrided, That the con
mission hereby revived shall continue for one ye;
and no longer.
To deiray the expenses of holding a treaty wi;
the POttawatamie Indians of the Missouri rive
three thousand dollars. And it shall be the du
of the different agents and sub-agents to take
census, and to obtain such other statistical info
nation of the several tribes of Indians anon
whom they respectively reside, as may be require
by the Secretary of War, and in such form as
shall! prescribe
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That Il
sum of seventy five thousand dollars, heretOtO
paid to the President of the United States und
the treaty made with the Seneca Indians of Ne
York, in the year eighteen hundred and forty-tw
for the benefit of said Indians, and the stock
which the may have been invested, shall b
and the same is hereby taken absolutely to the u
of the United States, in accordance with the pra
er OF said lndGns; and it shall lie the duty of Il
Secretary of the Treasury to cancel the said stoc
and Mace unon tho hooks of his dpDarrment tho