Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-24


forty-six, six thousand three hundred dollars.
For surveys in the mineral region Of Michigan, at
rate not exceeding six dollars per mie twenty thou
sand seven hundred and eighty dollars.
For completing the survey of the saeable lands in the
Menomonee ceson and the survey of the Lake Superior
region, Wisconsin at rate not exceeding FIVE dollars per
mile twenty thousand dollars
For the completion Of the township lines, and the
subdivisions Of such Of the townships bear valuable
pine timber west of the fourth principal meridian and
between the third and fourth connection parallels at
rate not exceeding FIVE dollars per mile, thirty three
thousand dollars.
For annual repairs of the Presidents house. six hun
bred dollars.
For filling up and grading SC. Franklin square, four
hundred and six dollars and ninety mine cents.
To make the roads and walks and to plant Lafayette
square, two thousand dollars
To complete the improvements the square south Of
the Presidents house. twelve thousand dollars Provided
That the grounds can be filed up and the surface
peted for the herein appropriated and contract
for the completion Of the work with good security be
rendered and accepted at sum not exceeding this
amount
To supply the deficiency in the appropriation for the
casual repairs of the Capitol thousand five hundred
dollars.
For completing the improvements of New Jersey
nue., north Of the Capitol, nine thousand dollars.
For planting and finishing the roads and walks through
that portion of the public mall surrounding the Smith
sonian Institution, seven Thousand dollars.
For payment to Augustus Humbert Of balance of his
salary United States assayer Of gold in California
der the act Of threh of September eighteen hundred
and Fifty, twelve hundred and fifty dollars.
For compensation of extra clerks employed in the Office
OF the Commissioner of Pensions, twenty thousand dol
lars Porded That clerk shall receive than at
the rate Of thousand dollars per annum except two
whose salary shall not exceed twelve hundred dollars per
For expenses Of establishing the superintendent Of
Indian Affairs in California authorized by the act OF third
March, eighteen hundred and ffty-two, viz:
For salary of superintendent thousand three hun
bred and eighteen dollars md sixty-ei cents
For presents and provisions for Indians visiting super
inendent official business, thousand dollars.
For travelling expenses of the superintendent and the
necessary attendants two thousand five hundred dollars
For payment to the American party of St. Regis In
dams, Cess the of thousand dollars appropriated
by the act of twenty of june eighteen hundred
and fortysx in pursuance of the stipulation contained
in the supplemental arcle,) remuneration for mo-
neys laid out by said tribe and for services rendered by
their chiefs and agents. in securing the title to the Green
Bay lands and in removal to the same, agreeaby to the
provisions OF the ninth article of the treaty with the Six
Nations of New York. of fifteenth of January eighteen
hundred and thirty eight four thousand dollars.
For payment to the Seneca Indians of New York. for
moneys wronguy withhoden from them by an agent ap
pointed by the Government for the management of their
affairs per report of Thomas B. Stoddard commission
selected by the Secretary Of War make the requisite
investigation pursuant to the direction contained in the
fourth section of the act of twenty june eighteen
hundred and forysx making appropriations for the In
dian Department twentyeight thousand FIVE hundred and
five dollars and fifty cents Provided That the Secretary
of the Interior is hereby required upon payment of the
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be necessary shall enable the United States
cover the amount due from said agent
For the reappropriaton Of the following carried
to the surplus fund per numbered twelve and
thirteen and Dated respectively thrtieh Of June eigh
teen hundred and and hrteth of june eighteen
hundred and forty under the following heads viz
'For carrying into effect Choctaw treaty. act eleventh
Of june eighteen hundred and fortytwo nineyve dol
lars and eighty three cents.
'For carrying into effect Choctaw treaty, account
Of lands renqushed act second of March, eighteen
hundred and thirtyone eight hundred and twenty six
dollars and twenty-six cents.
"For payment to Pottawatamies for corn crop aban-
doned act third of March, eighteen hundred and thirty
nne seven hundred and fortytwo dollars and fifty cents
For payment to Pottawaames for twelve log houses
destroyed third of March, eighteen hundred and
thirty mine, six hundred dollars.
For interest on the amounts awarded Choctaw claim
under the fourteenth article of the treaty of Dane
ing Rabbit Greek, of twenty Of September, egh
hundred and thirty for lands which they resided
but which It is impossible to give them and in lieu of the
scrip that has been awarded under the act Of twenty
third of August, eighteen hundred and fortytwo not
deliverable east by the third section of said law per
Of third March, eighteen hundred and for the
half year ending threh Of june eighteen hundred and
two, twenty thousand eghthundred dollars Pro
Udd That after the thrteh day Of June, eighteen hun
dred and ywo, all payments of interest said awards
shall cease and that the Secretary Of the Interior be
he is hereby directed to pay said claimants the
of principal awarded in each respectively and that
the necessary for this purpose be and the is
hereby appropriated, not exceeding eight hundred and
seventy two thousand dollars Provided further That the
final payment and satisfaction Of said awards shall be
first ratified and approved final release of all claims
Of such parties under the fourteenth article of said
ty by the proper national authority of the Choctaws in
such form shall be prescribed by the Secretary of the
Interior.
For the purchase of presents and negotiate under in
strucons from the Secretary of the Interior with the In
dams in Texas who have nruded themselves into that
State from the territories of the United States, and
For their removal from that State twenty thousand
dollars.
statistics and other information authorized by the of
third March, eighteen hundred and ortyseven and sub
sequen acts seventeen thousand dollars Provided That
the work shall be completed in five volumes and that
east volume shall be published in each year until
the whole series of five volumes shall be finished.
For arrearages in the Of the preparation Of the
volume for the year eighteen hundred and Of
statistics and other information authorized by the act Of
third March, eighteen hundred and and sub
,equent nc s. FIVE thousand three hundred dollars.
For printing binding ETC. six hundred copies of the first
volume Of the foregoing work. for distribution among
new members six thousand FIVE hundred and seventy
dollars.
For this to enable the Secretary Of the Interior
satisfy the claims of the Greek Indians mills stipulated
ourteenth Of February eighteen hundred and thirty
three, four thousand dollars.
For expenses Of removal and subsistence Of Pottawaa
mics Of Indiana, twenty thousand five hundred dollars
For expenses Of removal and subsistence of Choctaws
fifty thousand dollars.
bagoes three thousand Eve hundred and thirteen dollars
and two cents.
For this TO arrearages for and account Of
contingencies Of the Indian department thou.
sand FIVE hundred dollars.
For indemnity for losses sustained by the Menomi-