Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
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lated In the eighth article nf the treaty nj seventeenth
March, eighteen hundred and fort! Two, seven hundred
and twenty dollars.
For the purchase of iron, STEEL &c, Tor snop, two
hundred and twenty dollars.
For education stipulated In the fourth article of The
treaty Of seventeenth March, eighteen hundred and for
ty-two, five hundred dollars.
TO THE wEAs.
For permanent annuity, stipulated IN Inc nun atce
Of the treaty with them Of the second october eighteen
hundred and eighteen three thousand dollars
TO THE WINNEBAGoES.
For limited annuity for thirty years stipulated In the
second article Of Tie treaty with mem OF The first Of
August, eighteen hundred and twenty'nine, eighteen
thousand dollars.
For limited annuity for twentyseven years, stipulated
in the third article of the treaty OF the fifteenth of Sep
tember eighteen hundred and thirty Two, ten thousand
dollars.
For the purchase Of fifty barrels Of salt for thirty
years, stipulated in the second article o. The treaty of
the first Of August, eighteen hundred ana 'wentynne,
For the purchase OF three thousand pounds of ohac-
co. for thirty years. stipulated in the second article OF
the treaty OF the frs. Of August Je, hundred and
For the purchase Of thousand hve hundred pounds
Of tobacco, for twentyseven years, snpnhed In the
fifth article Of the treaty OF ht1eehln OF september,
eighteen hundred and thirty-two, one nuhured and
venty i've dollars. .,.
For The support OF three hlacksmns ana assistants,
for thirty years. stipulated in the thrd article Of the
treaty of tho first Of August, eighteen hundred and
,weny.nine two thousand one hundred and sixty dol
lars 49,, A..
hundred and sixty dollars.
For nav Of faborer and for oxen iof thirty years. st
pulaed in the third article Of the treaty OF the first of
August eighteen hundred and twenty-nne, three hun
dred and slry-fve dollars.
stipulated In the fourth article Of the treaty OF the AZ
,eenth September, eighteen hundred ahu thiry-two,
three thousand dollars.
For IN. sunport Of six arrcmliursis purchase of OK
en-, poughs. and other implements, ior weniy-s even
wears stipulated in the fifth article O! Tue treaty of the
fifteenth September, eighteen hundeu anu thiry-two,
two thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For the pay Of Two physicians. stipulated In the fifth
article of the treaty OF the fifteenth September eighteen
hundred and thirty two, -four hunareu a y, mi
For interest investment IN Stock al I'VE per cent
nm on one million one hundred thousand dollars sill
pualed in the fourth article ofthr treaty OF nrst Noyem-
her, eighteen hundred and thirty seven, hiy-ve thou
sand dollars.
For fulfilling treaty stpulations with the Greeks and
Semlnoes, viz:
For annuity TO the Greeks for twenty years for pur
poses Of education, stipulated IN the fourth article of
The treaty. OF fourth of January, eighteen hundred and
forty five, three thousand dollars.
Far subsistence of SemInoes while removing 10 Lit
IL, river and for six months thereafter, stipulated in
lie fifth article Of the treaty Of fourth OF January
eighteen hundred and forty Ave, tweny-siI thousand
dollars.
Stimulated in the sixth article of the treaty Of January
fourth eighteen hundred and forty ive two thousand
dollars.
stimulated in sixth article OF the treaty of fourth OF
January eighteen hundred and forty five, three thou
sand dollars
wears stipulated in the seventh article OF the treaty
fourth January, eighteen hundred and forty-ive, one
thousand dollars
boundary lines Of the Creek country, stipulated in the
eighth article of the treaty Of fourth January eighteen
hundred and forty five. five thousand dollars.
For payment To the American party of 81. Regis In
dams simulated the supplemental article 10 the
treaty. with the Six Nations Of New York of fifteenth
January. eighteen hundr and thirly-eght, thou
sand dollars.
For defrayn contingent expenses cf commissioners
10 adjust claims In Chnctaw reservations under the
treaty Of September, eighteen hundred and thirty, In
addition 10 former appropriations, SIX thousand hvt
hundred dollars.
For il- re-appropraton Of this due The Sene
cas- and Shawnres, for the erection Of saw mill and
blacksmith shop, stipulated IN The fourth article of tile
treaty OF tw ent-lh July, eighteen hundred and thirty
one, hundred and seventy dollars and sixty
ven cents
For the re.approprann Of this amount due the Senr
cas- and Shawners, for property lost forage furnished
&C., stipulated IN the fourth article Of The treaty
twenty ninth December eighteen hundred and Unity
TWO, one thousand dollars.
For The Recommendation nf ihiI amount due for i'm
provemrnrs valued under the sixth article of the treaty
Of fourth October, eighteen hundred ard thirty
four with the Mamies. stipulated in the seventh arti
Gle Of the treaty of sixth November eighteen bundrrc
and thirty Eight, five Thousand two hundred and nine
ty-nine dollars.
For The re-appfOprilOn OF tins amount due tile
Western Cherokees for stock lost being The balance
the appropriation made the twenty eighth Junr eish
teen hundred and thirty -four, for the satisfaction
claims Of this character two thousand seven hundred
and ffty.two dollars and fifty cents.
For expenses Of John w. Quincy, Sockbrdge In
dian, 10 the Seat Of Government while here, and re
turning, the sum oftwo hundred dollars
For expenses of delegations. Of Cbrrokres To the Sea
Of Government, while here, and returning To thri
homes, five thousand We hundred dollars.
For expenses OF delegation Of Winnrbacoes 10 The
l and In the
homes five thousand dollars: Provided, no part OF The
last appropriations for expenses of delegations Of
Cherokees and Winnrbagors shall be paid To any ci
Of the United States, nor shall part he pad bu
upon regular accounts and vouchers showing Ia WHOM
paid and for what paid except such officer agent a.
the President of The United States shall direct 10 &C
company the said population ri Winn-bi2ne-.
For payment g. ilaastr Pnws. aud the chris Of thr
first Christian party Of the onridas. stipulated in The
thirteenth article of the treaty with The six Nalors q
New York, fifteenth January, eighteen hundred and
ihiry-eisht. four thousand dollars.
For payment To William Day. and the chiefs of the
Orchard party Of the onridas stipulated The mir
teenth article or the with the SIX Nations OF New
York fifteenth January. eighteen hundred and thirty
eight, two thousand dollars
For interest on the amounts awarded Choctaw clam
ans under the fourteenth article Of The of Dan
ring I'm bbit creek, OF the twenty September
eighteen hundred and thirty. for lands ON which the,
resided, but which II is row impossible 10 give them
and in lieu of the scrip that has been awarded unde
the OF twenty third August, eighteen hundred anu
foriy-two not deliverable Eat hy The third section
bred and forry-ivc, viz: three thousand seven hun
dred and twenty dollars for The year eighteen han
bred and forty five, and thirty five Thousand i've hun
drrd and sevrniyre dollars for The year eighteen hun
dred and fory-siI.
To make good the interest on investments In STATE
stocks and bonds for various Indian tribes not yet paid
hy the States 10 be reimbursed out al the nirrrt ~her
collected, nineteen thousand live hundred and thirty
four dollars and nine cents
To deffay the expenses Of n mission 10 the wild Ind
of the prairie for The Of making treaties Of
peace and friendship, aud for the ransomng of such
white prisoners may he held by them and delivered
10 the agents OF the United States fifteen thousand dol
lars. -
For the ransom Of two white boys, ellis Dayle aud
Thomas Pearce, held by the Camanches IN bondage
and delivered to the agents Of The Government, five
hundred dollars.
For permanent provision for education purposes III
the years eighteen hundred and urtyvs and eighteen
hundred and fortys1, tomed in previous estimates,
stipulated in the fourth article Of The treaty with the
Wyandots OF the seventeenth March, eighteen hundred
and iorty-two, one thousand dollar;.
For medas 10 be distributed alionest the chiefs and
Leading men Of the Indians twenty-five hundred doll rs
To defray the expense Of holding treaty with The
Menomonir Indians for the purchase e their lands
North OF PoI river, In the Territory of Wisconsin, two
thousand dollars
To nav ]. A. =. Ackln United Stales District Atior.
nry for The Northern district Of Alabama for profession
al services in defending Captain James H. Rogers and
Lieutenant Roberts, in suits brought to recover DANA
yes for an act done by hem under the order Of snpr
rinr officer while in the service Of the United states
also, 10 pay 10 Joseph Bryan, neent Of William Whit
the Creek Indians pur 10 article of treaty
made with said Indians, four hundred and eiehtynine
dollars.
For cnmpen sation 10 two commissioners To examine
claims under the treaty with the Chernsees, Of Que
thousand eight hundred and thirty FIVE six and pay Of
secretary and for contingent expenses The sum OF Sc
ven thousand dollars. IL the Two commissioners here
provided for shall upon any case hrfure them der IN
opinion II shall br their duty To call nPan the Attorney
General TO settle the difference between them Provi
died. That the commission hereby revived shall CONT
nue. Tor one year, and no longer.
To defray the expenses Of holding treaty with the
Pottawaamie Indians of the Missouri river three thou
s,nd dollars. And IL shall he the duty If the different
agents and sub-acens to take census, and to obtain
such other statistical information Of the several tribes Of
Indians among whom they respectively reside, as may
be required Dy the Secretary Of War; and in such
"a he shall prescribe.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That the of
seventy FIVE thousand dollars, heretofore paid 10 the
President OF the United States under The treaty made
with the Seneca Indians OF New York, in the year
eighteen hundred and nrtytwo for the benefit Of said
Indians, and the stock in which the same may have