Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
A C. L S
or THE TWENTY-NINTH
rress Of the u. states.

A. Tie F"a session, 'o"'e" "ds oegAn ava
Pst' - ne Cns of Washington, in The District
~ =. IC,s'antia, on Monday, TIE erss day@
nscenhcr, one thousand e1ght hun-
G,ed and forty.fre.
POLK, President.
,Tr n. DALLAS, Vice President.
.sS DAVIS Speaker Of the House conservative o.
An Act making appropriations for the cur
n al contingent expenses of the Indian Depart
ri 's and for fulfilling treaty siipua.ions WIN tns va
81 ren, tribes, for the year ending June throetn,
'1'.o hundred and forty seven.
ts" o. !, enacted by the Senate and House OF
$40 = Of the United States Of America In
Tia. Inc e. S. x.s sa@ ssdns aao
,s Ne - NJ Jnne eighteen hundred and fortysoven,
ne of paying the current aud contingent ex-
Indian pspsmIsnSs; neS ,hss y, :. ess
money 10 the Treasury not otherwise appro-
p,st. ,r,ren, and contingent expenses Of the Indian
pessnen n The Superintendent Of Indian affairs at
l@ n and The several Indian agents, AZ provided BY
s. lea. Iunr ,hirlieth, eighteen hundred and thirty
iae ats .. III d 49, and Of March third, eighteen
;ar md ,hriy-seven. lsee VOL O. p 6l5l sixteen
sunfieas Ave hundred dollars: Provided always, That
iacisahu Of Indian aairs or Indian agent, or
no .,ne oticer in such service shall have i'd
o;hs' I'm on Indian or public account, any money
yneeu ,nr.ra IN future, until such superintendent,
IL q beer in such service shall have settled his
~ hr preceding year, dnu SATISFACTORILY suoWu
scfsans ,lance in of the Government, which may
aN a. h. IN M hands, are ready 10 be paid over on
=. order al The pera ,-
:" .ishern hundred and thirty -four, eleven thou
" ". ,Yo hundred and MY dollars
sie ,eent fof the Indian tribes residing upon the
., al the Upper Platte and Upper Arkansas rivers,
N' ~ Si,een hundred dollars.
81 interpreters, authorized BY the Same act,
- ,,n,ssnd i've hundred dollars.
- nly al clerk TO Superintendent at St Louis, who
...As nh h. I'M mad nna N
,y OF clerk to acting Superintendent Of Western
r.,,d,, who Is hereby authorized TO Do continued,
~. .hnu.and dollars
,g,yisi,ns for Indians the distributor Of annui-
aae on visits of business with the different super
..tas.nts and agents, and when assembled on pubic
n.ness which Is hereby authorzou eleven lnousahu
INT hunired dollars.
Far presents TO Indians, five thousand dollars.
rr po,lages rents, stationery, fuel for offices, and
e.ne contingencies Of the Indian Department and Tor
,,,noftaon and incidental expenses, thiIty-sx thou
..rl avr hundred dollars.
Foruihlilne treaty spulations with the various lndi
81 .f!bes, viz:
TO THE CHRISTIAN INDIANS.
Fl, permanent annuity stipulated in the acts OF May
w.n,y SIXTH eighteen hundred and twenty four, and
Nay twentieth eighteen hundred and twenty SIX, iour
hundred dollars
SUPERIOR
For payment in money for twenty years, slpua'eu 10
the second article of the treaty of twenty nhih !uy
Far nsyment in goods for twenty years. stipulated in
The second article Of the treaty OF twenty mn.h 'uy,
eighteen hundred and thirty seven, nineteen thousand
For establishing three backsmhs' shops, supporting
,h,ee smiths and furnishing iron and steel for twenty
stipulated in the second article of the treaty Of
,Nrniy ninth July, eighteen hundred and thifty-seven,
,sfrt thousand dollars.
= seed and carry their agricultural pursuits for
r,ny years stipulated In the second article of tho rea-
;, tatn,y-hinih July, eighteen hundred and thirty
Zen one thousand dollars
- purchase of provisions for twenty years stipu-
,- N the second article of the treaty of twenty ninth
uly ilheen hundred and thirty-seven two thousand
collars.
For purchase of tobacco for twenty years, stipulated
n Inc second article OF the treaty oftwenty ninth July
,shl. hundred and thirty seven. five hundred dollars
FIR limited annuity for twenty hve years, IN money,
simulated the fourth article of the treaty Of fourth of
ocooer, eighteen hundred and forytwo, twelve thou
.lni I'VE hundred dollars
For limited annuity for twenty-five years. In goods,
Stipulated in the fourth article Of the treaty Of fourth Of
ocoeer eighteen hundred and forty-two, len thousand
kg.handred dollars.
For purchase of tobacco and provisions stipulated in
n, fourth article of the treaty Of fourth Of October,
eighteen hundred and fortytwo two thousand dollars.
81 .upport Of two blacksmiths' shops including pay
,uuh. and assistants, and furnis hing Iron and ste
Am ea m the fourth article Of tho treaty of fourth Of
a., .r eighteen hundred and forty two, two thousand
uonor, OF two farmers, stipulated in the fourth
a,c- Of The treaty " fourth of October. ono thousand
dc..:;.
F ,y .; ,wo carpenters, stipulated in the fourth
ce the ,reaiy u fourth OF october, eighteen hundred
AMI fot,ytwo, twelve hundred dollars.
For support OF Schools stipulated in the fourth article
Of tho treaty fourth Of October, eighteen hundred and
fory-lwo, Two thousand dollars.
TO THE cHIPPEwAs OF SAGINAW.
70, permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth arti
Gle o the treaty Of the third of August seventeen hum
cred and ninety i've one thousand dollars
For permanent annuity. stipulated IN the second arti-
.of fie If November, cightc0n
lan.led aud seven, eight hundred dollars.
~ permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth arti-
~ 81 thu treaty Of twentyfonrth September, eighteen
hul,rvi and nineteen. one thousand dollars.
support OF blacksmith al Saginaw, and for farm
q, a~nss and cattle, and for the employment OF per-
aid them in agriculture stipulated IN the cigh.n
srir,e o the treaty Of twenty fourth September slgh
lee. hundred aud nineteen, and seventh article OF the
treaty II Jxnupry. eighteen hundred and thh,y-seven,
two thousand d"llars.
For education during the pleasure of Congress, stipu
lated n the sixth article of the treaty of NTH August
eighteen hundred and twentysix one thousand dollars
10 THE CHIPPEwAs. MENoMoNIEs, WHINE
BAGoEs, AND NEW YORK INDIANS.
For education during the pleasure Of Congress, stlpu
lated t article Of the treaty Of eleventh August,
eighteen hundred and twenty seven, one thousand five
hundred dclara.
To TIE chipPEWAs: T 0TTpwAs' AND PoITA-
For p.unanent annuity stipulated in the second art
Gle Of the treaty Of twentyninth July, one thousand
-l.h hundred aud twenty-nine, sixteen thousand dol
lars
F., limited annuity for twenty years, stipulated in
third article Of the treaty Of twenty sixth Septem-
her thousand, eight hundred and thlry-three our
teen thon-aud dollars.
For limited annuity for twenty years. stipulated In
the second supplementary article Of The treaty OF twen
y-siith September, one thousand eight hundred and
hry-tbrre, two thou sand dollars.
For life annuity Chiefs stipulated In the third ART
Gle IL The treaty Of twentysxth September, one nou
sa'd eight hundred and thirty-three, seven ha"orea
Do 'ns
For blacksmith and assistant, stipulated IN the Secone
article Of the treaty Of twenty ninth Juy one
esa hundred and twenty-nine, seven hundred ana
twenty dollars.
For IRON and steel, two hundred and twenty dollars
Fer the purchase of salt, stipulated IN the second ar
tc, OF the treaty Of twenty ninth July, one thousand
.sh; hundred and twenty mine, two hundred and MY
dollars.
For ,-rmaneDt annuity stipulated in the second art
Gle oil The treaty of sixteenth November eighteen bum
dred anu five, three thousand dollars
For permanent annuity, stipulated In the thirteenth
article Of the treaty of eighteenth October eighteen nun
dfrd and twenty, six hundred dollars
For p-rnaaen annuity stipulated in the second ati-
Gle of the treaty Of twentieth January eighteen nun
dred and twenty FIVE, six thousand dollars
For life annuity TO chief, Bob Cole. stipulated ~ tne
tenth Article OF the treaty of January, eighteen
hundred and twenty five one hundred and My dollars
For life annuity to three district Chiefs TWO nundrto
snt fly dollars each stipulated IN me n'teehtn article
Of The treaty Of twenty seventh September, eghleeh
hundred and thirty seven hundred and MY do',ars
For limited annuity for twenty years, stipulated IN
III seventeenth article OF the treaty OF
September eighteen hundred and thirty, twenty thou
sand dollars.
For education of forty youths for twenty years. in
Guiding support of teachers in the naton two thousand
hre hundred dollars per annum, stipulated in the TWEEN
,lh article Of the treaty Of twenty seventh September
eighteen hundred and thirty twelve thousand hve hun
dt.d dollars.
For blacksmith stipulated in the sixth article OF The
ues,v Of eighteenth October, eighteen hundred and
.ny and ninth article of the treaty OF twentieth ia
slas eighteen hundred and twenty five, six hundred
doill's
For ron and STEEL, three hundred and twenty dollars
For three hacksmths and assistants for sixteen years.
spu a,ed IN III. twentieth article Of the treaty Of TWEEN
ty.sev.nh September, eighteen hundred and thirty,
twenty-five hundred and twenty dollars
iron and steel, nine hundred and sixty dollars.
For pay miw right stipulated In the twentieth srt
Gle Of the treaty Of twenty September, eighteen
hrndrrd and thirty, siI hundred dollars
TO THE CHicKAsAWS.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the act OF TWEEN
tyhnh February, seventeen hundred and ninety-nne,
Skrer thousand dollars.
For education for hfeen years stipulated in the Sc
cond supplemental article of the treaty of twenty fourth
MAJ eighteen hundred and thirty four, three thousand
dollars.
To THE CREEKS.
For permanent annuity stipulated in the fourth arfi-
els The treaty Of seventh August, seventeen hundred
and ninety, one thousand Ave hundred dollars.
F'sefmanent annuity, stipulated in the second arti.
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