Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-09-25
Passed at the First Session Of the Mirty-secoad Con-
gress Of the United States Of america,
TPuBLrc ACT No. ST.


For the pay of the several Indian agents, per acts Of
fifth June, eighteen hundred and fifty, twenty-eighth
September, eighteen hundred and fifty and twentysev
enth February eighteen hundred and ftty-one forty
three thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars.
For the pay of interpreters, per acts of hireth june
eighteen hundred and thirtyfour and twenty
February, eighteen hundred and fftyone twenty-eght
thousand dollars.
For the pay of clerk to superintendent at ST. Louis,
Missouri per act of June, eighteen hun
dred and forty six, thousand two hundred dollars
For the pay of clerk to superintendent at Van Buren,
Arkansas per net of tweny-evenh June, eighteen hun
dred and forty-sx, thousand dollars.
For presents to Indians, five thousand dollars.
For provisions for Indians eleven thousand eight hun
dred dollars.
For repairs of buildings at agencies two thousand
dollars.
For contingencies Of the Indian Department hirtysix
thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
To The Christian Indians.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the acts of May
twenty eighteen hundred and twenty four and
May twentieth, eighteen hundred and twentysix four
hundred dollars.
TO the CAigpepas Of Sagana~.
For permanent annuity stipulated in the fourth arti-
Gle of the treaty of the third of August seventeen hun
drcd and ninety-fvc, one thousand dollars
For permanent annuity stipulated in the second arti-
Gle OF the treaty ofseventeenth November eighteen hun
dred and seven, eight hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity stipulated in the fourth arti
Gle Of the treaty of twentyfourh September eighteen
hundred and nineteen, one thousand dollars.
and for farming utensils and CATTLE and for the employ
ment Of persons to aid them in agriculture, stipulated in
the eighth article of the treaty of the twenyourth Of
September, eighteen hundred and nineteen and the
enth article of the treaty of fourteenth of January egh
teen hundred and thirty seven, thousand dollars.
For education during the pleasure of Congress- stpu
lated in the sixth article of the treaty Of the fifth of
August, eighteen hundred and twenysx, one thousand
dollars
Chppeeas MeaOmoaees Wiansbagoes qadNe York Iadqas
Far al Tho MI of sim
lated in the fifth article of the treaty of the eleventh Of
August, eighteen hundred and twentyseyen thou
sand FIVE hundred dollars.
ChoctGrs.
For permanent annuity. stipulated in the second art-
Gle the treaty Of sixteenth November eighteen hundred
and five, three thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the thirteenth
article OF the treaty OF the eighteenth Of October egh
teen hundred and twenty. six hundred dollars
For permanent annuity for education stipulated in the
second article Of the treaty of twentieth of January eigh
teen hundred and twenty-five, six thousand dollars.
For life annuity 70 Wayne warrior stipulated IN
the twentyrst article Of the treaty of twentyseventh
of September eighteen hundred and thirty, twenty-five
dollars.
For permanent provision for blacksmith stipulated in
the sixth article OF the treaty Of eighteenth of October
eighteen hundred and twenty and the ninth article Of the
treaty Of twentieth OF January, eighteen hundred and
twenty-five, six hundred dollars.
For iron and steel, sc. for shop stipulated in the
ninth article Of the treaty Of the twentieth of January
eighteen hundred and twenty-five three hundred and
twenty dollars.
For interest on the amounts awarded Choctaw claim
ants under the fourteenth article treaty Of Dancing
rabbit Creek Of the tweutJsevcnth OF september eigh
teen hundred and thirty from the first Of July eighteen
hundred and fty-two the date Of the passage Of the
act entitled An supply deficiencies in the appro
priatons for the service Of the fiscal year ending the
thirteth Of June, eighteen hundred and fftytwo
not exceeding two thousand dollars; ProUidd, That the
Secretary Of the Interior be and he hereby is authorized
70 examine the reservation claims Of the Chocaws known
as Bay Indians and Of those Chocaws in whose cases
the scrip awarded by the late Board Of Coms
has been issued and where he shall find that such
Indians clearly entitled land under the fourteenth
article Of the treaty Of eighteen hundred and thirty and
under the several actA heretofore passed in relation to
such claims he is hereby authorized TO extend such
claimants the provisions applicable TO such claims In the
acts Of twentyhr August eighteen hundred and forty
two and Of third March, eighteen hundred and fory-fye
For supplying deficiency in the appropriations here
tofore made for removing the Choctaw Indians from Mis-
sissipp as estimated by the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs, thirty thousand four hundred and twelve
dollars.
ChicEasaps.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the act OF the
twenty Of February seventeen hundred and ninety
nine, three thousand dollars.
For payment to the Chickasaw Indians for amount Of
defalcation Of Captain r. d. c. Collins United States dis
bursting agent together with interest thereon the
Of six per per from March, eighteen hundred
and thirty mine, until paid, twentyfour thousand nine
hundred eighty-two dollars and twenty-nine cents
For Che payment Of two thousand eight hundred and
".
Ign in his right and the sole heirataw and legal
representative Of his brother John Pitchlyn deceased
that being the amount Of the proceeds Of the sales Of
quarter sections Of land granted TO and located In the
Of the said Hiram r. Ptchyn and John Ptchlyn,
under and by virtue OF the eighth article Of the treaty
with the Chickasaw Indians made the city Of Washing
ton on the twenty fourth day Of May in the year egh
teen hundred and hrtyfour and which quarter sections
OF land were sold and the proceeds thereof invested in
the stock OF the State Of Arkansas TO the pro-
visions OF the article aforesaid PoUded That said Hiram
X Ptchlyn shall establish his identity and prove that
he Is John Ptchyns sole heir the satisfaction Of the
Secretary Of the Interior
ChipperGs Of Lake Superior and n, Nis,issippi
For sixteenth Of twenty instruments in money stpu-
lated in the second article Of the treaty OF the twenty
ninth Of July eighteen hundred and thrtyseven nine
thousand Eve hundred dollars.
For sixteenth Of twenty instruments in goods stipulated
in the second article Of the treaty OF the twenty ninth Of
July eighteen hundred and thirty seven, nineteen thou
sand dollars.
For sixteenth Of twenty nstalments for the establish
ment Of three smiths shops supporting three smiths
and furnishing iron and steel stipulated in the second
article the treaty OF the twenty of July eighteen
hundred and thirty -seven, three thousand dollars
For sixteenth Of twenty instruments for the support Of
farmers purchase Of implements grain seed and to
carry their agricultural pursuits stipulated in the
second article Of the treaty Of the twenty Of july
eighteen hundred and hiry-seven thousand dollars
provisions, stipulated in the second article Of the treaty
Of the twenty ninth Of July eighteen hundred and thirty
seven, two thousand dollars.
For sixteenth Of twenty instruments for the purchase
Of tobacco stipulated in the second article Of the treaty
Of the twenty ninth Of July eighteen hundred and thirty
seven, Eve hundred dollars.
For eleventh Of twenty-five instruments in moeny,
stipulated in the fourth article Of the treaty Of the fourth
Of October eighteen hundred and forytyo twelve thou
sand FIVE hundred dollars