Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-22
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

For pay Of labor and for oven for thirty ytafs stpu
lated in the third article cl The treaty Of tue first August
eighteen hundred and t"eL;y nrC, Three hundred and
>iSty.five dollars;
For lie purpose os education for twenty seven year.
stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty nf the Iif
teenth September, eighteen hundred and thirty-twc,
three thousand dollar;
For the support Of six agricllrss. purchase 0 TX.
en-, ploughs, and other indictments, for twenty seven
years. stipulated In the i article 81 he treaty Cf f
ternlh September, eighteen hundred ahd ihlriy-two,
two thousand i've hundred dollars;
For The pay uf two physicians. stipulated IN r nth
article of treaty al fifteenth September. eighteen
hundred and thirty Two, four hundred d"''.rS;
For interest on investment III sock NJ 1--we cent.
UNI. million one hundred thousand dnIa. sill
pnlaei in the fourth article Of The treaty 81 hcst M
vrmhrr, eighteen hundred and thirty seven iilly.ise
thousand dol ars.
For fulfilling treaty with the Winnebagoes, viz:
To enable them To comply with Their present engage
mens, and to cover the expenses oi exploring and Sc
lecns their new home, per fourth article uf the treaty
Of tlrterntl October, eighteen hundred ana ioTiysx,
forty thousand dollars;
For expenses of removal same article and treaty,
twenty thousand dollars;
For expenses of substing them for year after
movai, same article and treaty, twenty thousand dol
lars
For breaking up aud fencing land, same article and
treaty, ten thousand dollars;
For establishing manual labor schools, same article
and treaty, ten thousand dollars;
For erection of mills, same article anu treaty, ave
thousand dollars;
For interest on eghiy-fve thousand dollars, n Ave
per crnum, same article and treaty, tour thousand Two
hundred and fifty dollals.
Sec. ,. And be il further enacted, That the following
sums, hereinafter mentioned, he, aud the same are
hereby appropriated for the service oil Inc current fiscal
year, viz:
For fulfilling treaty stpuIalions with various Indian
tribes, and for other purposes, viz:
TO THE POTTAWAT0MlES.
FOR payment in money, 10 enable said indians 10 ar
range their affairs and pay their just dtbs 10 pay Tor
ther improvements, TO purchase wagons horses, and
other means of TRANSFORMATION TO their new homes and
To pay individuals for the loss Of property stipulated IN
Tue MN article of the treaty Of ith June, eighteen
hundred and forty-six, fny thousand dollars;
For removal and Subsistence of said Indians, stipua
ted In the sixth article OF said treaty siAy thousand
dollars.
TO THE CHERoKEES.
For indemnity The treaty party for Losses and er-
penses incurred In consequence Of the treaty Of eighteen
hundred and thirty five, stipulated in the sixth article
OF the treaty Of sixth August, eighteen hundred and
forty six, one hundred and fifteen thousand dollars;
For payment TO the Cherokee nation for aprintng
press, materials, and other property destroyed stpna
led IN the eighth article of slid treaty, two thousand
dollars;
For indemnity those whose arms tatcn from,
them, previous 10 their removal wrst, .Ftice of
said treaty, five thousand dollars;
For payment Of this sum, being in lieu nf Al claims
Of The Cherokee nation, as nation, prior To me treaty
OF eighteen hundred aud thirty live, same arir Of said
treaty, twenty thousand dollars.
For expenses Of removal Of Choctaws from the State
OF Mississippi, and for their subsistence br twelve
months thereafter IN addition 10 former appropriations,
seventy -four thousand seven hundred an. MY one
dollars.
For payment of interest, in lieu Of invenmeni, on
seventy hve thousand dollars, Al five per c.nium per
an.um 10 the Seneca Indians Of New York from the
6tsl Of July, eighteen hundred aud fuysx u ihircih
June eighteen hundred and ftrty->tven, stipulated IN
the act Of June twenty SEVENTH eighteen hundred and
ortysS, three Thousand seven hundred anc my dol
lars.
For interest on the amounts awarded Choctaw clai m
ants under The fourteenth arrle of the treaty Of Dan.
cling Rabbit creek, Of the twenty seventh September,
eighteen hundred and thirty, for lands on which they
resided, hut which IL is Impossible Ia give them,
and in lieu of the scrip that has been awarded under
the act Of tweniy-hd August, eighteen hundred and
foytWo, not deliverable east, by the third section Of
the said lazy, net Of third Of March. eighteen han
dPC and fu.tylve, for the eighteen hundred and
forty seven, foitytrre thousand six hundred dollars
To make good the interest On investments state
stocks, and bonds for various Indian tribes, not yet
paid by the States TO be reimbursed nnt Of Tie interest
when collected, nineteen thousand f:r hundred and
thirty four dollars and Gne Cents.
To make good the interest on investments In State
stocks and bonds for The Chickasaw tribe of Indians
mol yei paid by the States IL be reimbursed ont Of the
interest when collected, fourteen thousand nine hun
dred and sixty three dollars and twenty six cents.
For the reappinpriation of this Carried 10 the
surplus fund.- stipulated 10 he paid 10 the ChirpewaS,
0itnwas, and Pottawatnnes in consideration Of
change Of boundary Of the country coded 10 said tribes
at the treaty Of Chicago. concluded on The twenty sixth
and tweniy-seven.h days Of September, eighteen hun
drrd and thirtythrer per supplementary article 10 said
treaty, ten thousand dollars.
For the reappropiaton OF this sum Carried To the
surplus fund.- 10 meet payments 10 certain Cherokee
Indians improvements abandoned, under the treaty
Of sixth May, eighteen hundred and lyeigh three
JOHN W. DAVIS,
Speaker cfthr House of representatives.
GEORGE VI. DALLAS,
Vice President Of the United Statas. and
President Of the Senate
JAMES K POLK.