State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-10-16
NEW SERIES-VOL. 3-NO. AZ

TWO hunureu and twenty dOllurs
For education, stipulated IN the fourth article
OF me treaty of seventeenth March, eighteen
hundred aud tory>two, five hundred dollars.
TO THE WEAS.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fifth
Article of the treaty with them of the second
October. eighteen hundred and eighteen, three
thousand dollars.
TO THE WlNNEBAGOEs.
For limited annuity for thirty years, stipulated
In the second article of the treaty with IN IN of
the hrst OF August, eighteen hundred and twenty.
nine, eighteen thousand dollars
For limited annuity for tweny-seven years,
stipulated IN the third article of the treaty of the
fifteenth of September, eighteen bundled and
thrty-two, ten thousand dnIIars
For the purchase of ffiy barrels of salt. for
thirty years, stipulated in The second article of
the treaty of the first OF August, eighteen hun-
dred and twenty nine, two hundred and fifty dol,
lars.
1 For the purchase of three thousand mounds OF
tobacco, for thirty years, stipulated in tn. sec.
ond article of The treaty Of the first of August,
eighteen hundred and twenty three hun.
dred and fifty dollars.
For the purchase of one thousand five hundred
pounds OF lobaccn. for twenty seven yaars, sti1.
ulated in the fifth article Off treat, of fifteenth
one hundred and seventy-five dollars.
For the support of three biacksmilhs and as
sistants, for thirty years, stipulated IN the third
article OF the treaty of The first of ugiIst, eigh,
teen hundred and twenty mine, two thousand
one hundred and sixty dollars
For the purchase of iron, steel &C. for shops
six hundred and sixty dollars.
For pay of laborer, and tor oxen for thirty
years. stipulated in the third article of the treaty
of the first Of August, eighteen hundred and
twenty-nlne, three hundred and six;y-fve dbl.
lars
For the purpose ofcducaon, for twcnty-sev.
Ell years, stipulated in the fourth article OF the
treaty of the fifteenth September, eighteen huns
dred and thirty-two, three thousand dollars.
For the support OF SIX ngrcoliurists, purchase
of oxen, ponghs, and other implements, for
twenty seven years, stipulated in The fiji article
of The treaty of the fifteenth September, eighteen
hundred and thirty-two, two thousand five hun
dred dollars.
For the pay of two physicians. stipulated in
The fifth article Of tie treaty of The fifteenth
September, eighteen hundred and lhrty-two,
four hundred dollars.
For interest on investment in stock, at five
per centum on one million one hundred thousand
dollars, stipulated in the fourth article of the
treaty Of first November, eighteen hundred and
thity-seven, ftly-fve thousand dollars.
For fulfilling treaty siipulatlons with the
Creeks and Seminoles, viz:
Eor annuity to the Creeks for twenty yesrs
for purposes OF education, stpu tied in the fourth
article of The treaty of fourth OF Janu,ry, eig,-
teen hundred and for,y-fve, three thousand
dollars.
For subsistence of Seminoes while removing
on Little river, and for SIX months thereafter.
stipulated in the fifth article. of the treaty Of
! e., NJ Iouuarv ainhtaan h,,11 ra.l a,d E,rt,
five, twenty-sx thousand dollars.
For annuity to SemIhoes for fifteen years, in
goods, stipulated in the sixth article of the trea-
ty of January fourth, eighteen hundred and
forly-fvc, TWO thousand dollars.
For annuity TO Seminoles for fifteen years, in
money, stipulated in the sixth article Of the irea-
ty of fourth OF January, eighteen hundred and
fofly-fve, three thousand dollars
For agricultural implements to Seminoles tor
five years, stipulated in the seventh article Of
the treaty of fourth January. eighteen hundred
and forty-fve, ono thousand dollars.
For expenses of making the northern and
western boundary lines of the Creek country.
stipulated in the eighth article of the treaty Of
fourth January, eighteen hundr d and torty-fve,
five thousand dollars.
For payment to the American party If St.
Regis Indians, stipulated m supplemental article
TO the treaty with the Six Nations of New
York, of fifteenth January, eighteen hundred
and thiry-eight, one thousand dollars.
For defrayIng contingent expenses Of com-
missloners 10 adjust claims to Choctaw reser-
vations under the treaty of September, eighteen
hundred and thirty in edition to former uppro.
priatlons, six thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For the le-approprlation of this amount dnc
the Senecas and Shawnees, for the erection Of
saw-inlll and blacksmith shop, stipulated in the
fourth article of the treaty of twentieth July,
eighteen hundred aud ihirty-one, six hundred
and seventy-one dollars and sxty-seven cent?.
For the transportation Of this amount due
the Senecas, and Senecas and Shawnees, for
property lost, forage furnished, dc. stipulated
IN the fourth article ofthe treaty oftwenty
December, eighteen Hundred and thirty-iwo,
one thousand dollars.
For the re-approprlatlor of this amount Cue
for Improvements valued under the sixth article
Of the treaty of niy-fonrlh October, eighteen
hundred aud thirty-fonr, with the Nliamies,
stipulated IN the seventh article of the treaty of
sixth November, eighteen hundred and thirty
eight, five thousand Two hundred and ninety
nine dollars.
For the re-appropriation o! this amount DUE
the western Cherokees, for stock lost, being
| the balance oflhe appropriation made the wen
| ty-eighth June, eighteen hundred and thirty
four, for the satisfaction Of claims of this char
, acter, two thousand seven hundred and ffty-two
dollars and fifty cents.
For expenses of John W. Quincy, a Stock
bridge Indian, to the Seat of Government while
here. and returning the SUN Of two hundred
dollars.
For expenses of delegations of Cherokees to
! the Seat of Government, while here, and return
ing TO their homes, five thousand five hundred
| dollars.
For expenses of delegation of Winnebagoes
| to the Seat of Government, while here, and re-
turning to their homes, five thousand dollars:
! provided, no part OF the Two last appropriations
for expenses of delegations of Cherokees and
Winnebagoes shall be paid to any citizen Of the
United States, nor shall any part be paid but
upon regular 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 depu,ation
of Winnebagoes.
For payment to Baptistc PowlIs, aud the
chiefs of he first Christian party of the Onedas,
stipulated in the thirteenth article OF the treaty
with the Six Nations of New York. fifteen JAM
nary, eighteen hundred aud thiriy-cighi, fo1r
| thousand dollars. 81 .a
For payment to William Day, and the chiefs
of the Orchard party Of the Oaeidas, stipulated
| IN the ihrtaepth article of the treaty with Tie