The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-31
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TO THE SNAWNEEs.

iOofu @fuete ot tHe 1eA1y ot AlHo AHSossv s=yenteen hundred ninety live, one thousand dollars;
 For permanent annuiiy, stipulated in the fcuFsh article of the treaty of twenty ninth September, eighteen hundred and seventeen. two thousand ioilars;
 For purchase of salt. Stipulated tn the third article cf the treaty cf seventh June, eighteen hundred and three, sixty dollars;
 For blaekmltli and asSisllut, during the pleasure Of tIse President, IN the fourth ar ticIe ol sITe treaty os seynth huaared and for Y dollars;
 Fofison and steel. Sc fot shop, two hua- dred and twenty dollars.
 For blacksmith and assisla ts. during the pleasure of he President. stipulated in the fourt1 article of the treaty nI eight AngEist, eighteen hundred and stlsr,y-oae. eight hum dred and forty dollars:
 For iron and steel, Ar., for shop, two hun dred and twenty dollars.
 TO THE sENEcAs AND SHAwkEES. For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fouFsh article Of the treaty of seventeenth of September, eighteen hundred and eighteen. one thousand dollars; 2 For blacksmith aud assistant during the pleasure of the President, stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty of twentieth July. eighteen hundred and shntv-os.e. eight hum drei and forty dollars,
 For iron and steei, &c-, for shop, TWO hun dred and twenty dollars.
 TO THE sENIcAs.
 For peymnnsn, annuity. snpalared tn the fourth article of the treaty of twenty ninth September, eighteen hundred and seventeen, five hundred doiiars;
 For permanent annuity, stipulated m Ihe - fourth article of the treaty of seventeenth Of September, eighteen hundred and eighteen, five huadred dollars;
 For blacksmith aud assistant, during the pleasure of the PsesTIeng, stipulated III the fourth article of the treaty oi twenty eighth February, eighteen hundred and thirty-one, eight hundred and forty dollars;
 For iron and steel. Sc, for shop, two hun dred and twenty dollars;
 For pay of miller. du.ing the pleasure ol the President. stipulated n the fourth article of the treaty Of iwenty-eigh,li q, February eighteen hdndred and ihiay-one, six hun dred dollars.
 TO THE WYANDoTS. e.s. For permanent annuity. Ill lieu of all for mer annuilics, stipulated ia the thir,l article oi tue treaty of ihe seventeenth March, eigh- ,eeA hundred fof,y-two, seventeen thousand five hundred dollars,
 For the support of blacksmith and sssis- tant, stipulated in inc tenth article of tue treaty oT twenty September, eighteen hundred aud seventesn, seven hundred and twenty dollars;
 For the purchase of iron and steel, Sc. for shop, two hundred and twenty dollars;
 For education, stipulated III the fourth ar ticle of the treaty of seventh March, eighteen hnRdred and foriy-two, five hundred dollars.
 TO THE wEAS.
 For permanent annuity, stipulated iu the fifth article ef the treaty of the second 0cGo- ber, eighteen hundred and eighteen, three thousand dollars
 7 TO THE MINNEAPOLIS For limited annuity, for thirty years, siipu- lated in the second article of the treaty ol the first of August, eighteen hundred and tweuty-nine, eighteen thousand dollars;
 Fot limited annuity. for twenty-seveu years, s,ipulaied ia the third article of the treaty of the fifteenth of September, eighteen hundred and Ihiriy-two, ten thousand dol lars;
 For the purchase of fifty barrels of salt, for thirty years, stipulated la the second ar- iicie of the treaty of e first of August, eight cen hundred and twenty-aine, two hundred and fifty dollars;
 For the purchase of three thousand pounds oftobacco. Tor thirty years, stipulated m the second article of the treaty of the frs, ol -t-- A. | Il three hundred and fifty dollars;
 For the purchase one thousand five han dred pounds of tobacco, for twenty-seven years stipulated in the fifth article of the treaty of fifteenth of September, eighteen hundred and ;hiriy-.wn. one hundred and seventy-fve dollars;
 For the supper, of three blacksmi,hs and assistants, for thirty years, stipulated in the third article of the treaty of the first ot Au- gust, eighteen hundred and twen,y-nine, two thousand one hundred and sixty dollars;
 Foe iron and steel, Sc, for shops, SIX hundred and sixty dollars;
 For pay of labor, and for oxen. for thirty years, stipulated in the third arucle ef the treaty of the first August, eighteen hundred and twenty-nine, three hundred and sixty- five dollars
 For ihe purpose of education for twenty seven wears, stipulated in he fourth article ef the treaty of the fifteenth September, eighteen hundred and thrty-two, three thou sand dollars;
 For the support Of six agneulturists, pur- chase of oxsa, plonghs, and other imple- ments. for tweaty-seSen years, stipulated iii the tiftf article of the treaty of fifteenth Sep ,esnber. eighteen hundred and thirty two two thousand fise hundred dollars
 For the pay of two physicians, stipulated in the fifth article of the treaty of the fifteenth September, eighteen hundred and thirty four hundred dollars;