Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-25

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thousand dollars;
For missions for twenty years, and during
the pleasure of Congress, stipulated IN the
fourth article of the treaty OF twenty 'elghth
March, eighteen hundred and thirty-slx, three
thousand dollars;
| For vaccine mattel, medicine, and pay OF
physician, stipulated in the fourth article OF
the treaty of twenty eighth March, eignteen
hundred and thirty-six, three hundred dollars;
For purchase Of provisions for twenty years.
stimulated in the forth article of the treaty OF
twenty eighth March, eighteen hundred and
thirty six, two thousand dollars;
For six thousand FIVE hundred pounds OF
tobacco for twenty years, stipulated IN the
fourth article of the treaty OF twenty eighth
March, eighteen hundred and thlrty-slx, tve
hundred dollars;
|; For one hundred barrels of salt for twenty
wears, stipulated in the fourth article of the
treaty of twenty eighth March. eighteen hum
dred and thirty six, two hundred dollars;
For five hundred fish barrels for twenty
wears, stipulated in the fourth article OF the
treaty of twenty eighth March, eighteen hum
dred and thirty-six, four hundred dollars
For three blacksmiths and assistants. stIp-
ulated in the seventh article of tn" treaty OF
twenty eighth March, eighteen hundred and
: thirty-six, two thousand one hundred and SIX
! ty dollars;
For iron and steel for shops. six hundred
, and sixty dollars;
t For gnnsmith at Mack,nac, stipulated in
the seventh article of the treaty of twenty
eighth March, eighteen hundred and thirty.
] six, six hundred dollars:
For iron and steel for shop, two hundred
! and twenty dollars;
For If fyvn forD assistants,
/ stipulated iE the seventh article of the treaty
of twenty-eighth March, eighteen hundred
D and thirty-six, one thousand SIX hundred dol
4 lars;
: For pay of two mechanics, stipulated IN the
: seventh article of the treaty of twenty eighth
d March, eighteen hundred and thirty six twelve
hundred dollars
: To the Osages-For interest, at five PEI
centum, on sixty-nin thousand one hundred
and twenty dollars, the valuation of fifty -four
sections Of land set apart by treaty of SECOND
/, June, eighteen hundred and twenty five, fol
# education, per resolution of Senate Of nine
!, teenth January, eighteen hundred and thirty
eight, three thousan four hundred and fifty
j. six dollars;
l. For limited annuity, for twenty years. slip
d ulated in the second article of the treaty OF e
leventh January, eighteen hundred and thir y
y nine. twenty thousand QOilarS;
e For support of two bIacksmth's establish
n ments. for twenty years, stipulated in the Sc
l. cond article of the treaty of eleventh January
eighteen hundred and thirty nine, two thou
d sand dollars;
= For pay of two miIIels for fifteen years, ant
: two assistants for eleven years, stipulated il
the second article of the treaty of eleventh
lie January, eighteen hundred and thirty nine
civ hnp.lroH
ID For erection of mills, as stipulated in tn
second article of the treaty of the eleventh
Is January, eighteen hundred and thirty nine
e four thousand one hundred and fifty dollars.
r, To the PidnkeshawS-For permanent an
l. nuity, stipulated in the fourth article of III
ID treaty of third August, seventeen hundred an
1t ninety five, five hundred dollars;
For permanent annuity, stipulated in tn
a. third article or the treaty Of thrtieth DeCem
lie Der, eighteen hundred and five, three hundre
L. dollars
To the Paunees.-For agricultural nipple
le ments for five years, and during the pleasur
L. of the President, stipulated in the fourth arti
ID Gle of the treaty of ninth October, eightee
hundred and thirty-three, two thousand dol
re lars.
lie To the Potta,cotomies Of Huron.-For pei
IN manent annuity, stipulated in the second arti
ty Gle of the treaty of the seventeenth November
eighteen hundred and seven, four hundre
" dollars.
r To the Pottaaratomies. For permanent an
N nuity, stipulated in the fourth article OF tn
l. treaty of third August. seventeen hundred an
ninety-fve, one thousand dollars;
J. For permanent annuity. stipulated in tn
I'd third article of the treaty of thir,ieth Septen
K, her, eighteen hundred and nine, five hundre
dollars
ed For permanent annuity, stipulated in tn
third article of the treaty of second Octobe
ne eighteen hundred and eighteen, two thousan
IT. five hundred dollars;
u For permanent annuity, stipulated in tn
second article of the treaty of twentieth Sci
p TENDER, eighteen hundred and twenty -eigh
of two thousand dollars;
y For life annuity to chiefs, stipulated in tn
second article of the treaty of twentieth Sc,
ed temher, eighteen hundred and twenty -eigh
I'd one hundred dollars:
X, For permanent annuity, stipulated in tn
second article of the treaty of twenty mint
he July, eighteen hundred and twenty nine, 81,
n te n thousand dollars;
n For limited annuity for twenty years, st'pr
lated in the third article of the treaty of twer
is ty-siXth October, eighteen hundred and thirty
of two, twenty thousand dollars;
:le For limited annuity for twenty years, slip,
n ated in the third article of the treat, of tweI
tv tieth October, eighteen bundled and thirty
two, fifteen thousand dollars;
ed For limited annuity for twenty years, slip,
lated i'll the third article of the treaty of twel
RS, ty-sixth September, eighteen hundred ar
lp- thirty three, fourteen thousand dollars;
if- For life annuity 10 chiefs, stipulated in Il
nd third article of the treaty O: twentieth Oct
her, eighteen hundred and thirty two, fo
* hundred dollars;
ng For life annuity to chiefs, stipulated in Il
he third article of the treaty of twenty sixth Sc
Iy, temher, eighteen hundred and thirty thre
red seven hundred dollars;
For limited annuity for twenty years, slip
red lated in the second supplementary article
the treaty of twentysixth September, eighte
RS, hundred and thrty-three, two thousand de
in Iars
rst For purchase of salt, stipulated in the thi
ZEE, article OF the treaty OF seventh June, eghte
hundred and three, one hundred and forty de
the lars:
of For purchase OF one hundred and sixty bus
cen els of salt, stipulated in the third article of t
ol- treaty of sixteenth October, eighteen hundr
and twenty.six, three hundred and twenty d.
ON lars;
the For education during the pleasure of Co
ep gress, stipulated in the third article of the ire
wo ty of sixteenth October, eighteen hundred a
twenty-six. two thousand dollars;
OF For blacksmith and assistant stipulated