The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-09-04

tred and forty-two one thousand dollars
For eleventh of twenty-five instalments for the
ticle Of the treaty of the fourth of October eighteen
HUNDRED and iorty two, one thouGand two hundred
dollars.
For eleventh of twenty. five instalmens for the
support OF schools, stipulated in the fourth article
OF the treaty of the fourth of October, eighteen
hundred and forty two, two thousand dollars
For eleventh OF twenty five instruments for the
purchase of provisions and tobacco, stipulated in
the fourth article of the treaty OF the fourth Of Octo
Der, eighteen hundred and forty two, two thousand
dollars.
Fer the sixth. seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth,
OF iurtysx instnlments to be paid to the Chippewas
OF Mississippi stipulated in 10" third rtiCle of the
treaty of the second of August, eighteen hundred
and forty seven, FIVE thousand dollars
CREEKS.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth
article OF the treaty of the seventh of August, se
venteen hundred and ninety, one thousand five
hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the second
article OF the treaty Of the sixteenth of June egh
teen hundred and two, three thousand dollars,
FOR permanent annuity, stipulated in .he fourth
article OF the treaty of the twenty .ou tn of Janua
~, eighteen hundred and twenty six, twenty thou
sand dollars.
For permanent provision for blacksmith and as
sstant stipulated in the eighth article the treaty
oi the twenty-fourth OF January eighteen hundred
and twenty six, Ell ht hundred and forty dollars
FOR iron, steel, &c, for shops, stipulated in the
eighth article OF the treaty OF the twenty fourth of
January, eighteen hundred and twenty. six two
hundred and seventy dollars.
For sixteenth OF twenty instaments, for the pay
OF two bac ksmths and assistants, stipulated in the
thirteenth article OF the treaty Of the twenty fourth
of March, eighteen hundred and thirty two one
thousand six hundred and eighty dollars.
For iron, steel, &C., stipulated in the thirteenth
article of the treaty of the twenty fourth of March,
eighteen hundred and thirty two, five hundred and
Forty dollars.
For permanent provision for the pay of wheel
wright, stipulated in the eighth article Of the trea
ty OF the twenty fourth of January, eighteen hun
bred and twenty six, six hundred dollars.
For twenty second of thirty. three instalments
for educatioD stipulated in the thirteenth article of
the treaty OF the fourth OF January, eighteen hun
dred and forty five, three thousand dollars.
For interest on three hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, at five per centum, stipulated in the third
article of the treaty Of the twenty third of Novem-
Der, eighteen hundred and thirty eight, seventeen
thousand five hundred dollars.
For ninth OF twenty insalments for education
stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty the
fourth of January, eighteen hundred and forty.
hive, three thousand dollars.
For blacksmith and assistant during the plea
sure OF the President, stipulated in the nth article
OF the treaty of the fourteenth of February eieh
teen hundred and thirty three, eight hundred and
forty dollars.
For iron, ste ell, and COAL during the pleasure of
the President, stipulated In the fifth article of the
treaty of the fourteenth of February, eighteen
hundred and thirty three, two hundred and seven
ty dollars.
For wagon maker during the pleasure of the
President, stipulated in the fifth article of the trea.
ty OF the fourteenth of February, eighteen hun
dred and thirty three, six HI ndred dollars.
For agricultural implements during the plea
sure OF the President, stipulated in the eighth art-
Gle OF the treaty of the twenty fourth of January
eighteen hundred and twenty-six, two thousand
dollars.
For education during the pleasure of the Pres.
dent, stipulated in the fifth article Of the treaty of
the fourteenth of February, eighteen hundred and
thirty three, one thousand dollars.
For llquidated balance found due the Creek In
dams for losses sus aimed during the last " ar with
Great Britain by that portion OF the tribe that was
friendly to and co operated with the United States,
IN accordance with the promise OF the Govern
meut, one hundred and ten thousand four hundred
and seventeen dollars and ninety cents; to be paid
by the u nlted States agent for the Creek Indians
TO those individuals now living and the legal re.
prc7entatves OF those deceased who entitled to
receive the same.
To pay the claim of David Taylor, az adjusted
and found due by the Second Auditor of the Urea.
sury on the eleventh OF March, eighteen hun
bred and fity.two, under the latter clause of the
thirteenth article of the treaty with the Chero
KEGS, concluded at New Echota, twenty ninth De.
cember, eighteen hundred and thirty five, and ap.
proved by the Senate, twenty four thousand eight
hundred and fifty three dollars and four cente
and to be paid out Of the balance OF the appropria
TONS OF July second, eighteen hundred and thirty
SIX under the act entitled can act making fur.
Indian treaties"
DELAWARES.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth
article OF the treaty OF the third Of August, seven
teen hundred and ninety five, one thousan dol
Iars.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the third
article CT the treaty of the thirtieh of September
eighteen hundred and nine, FIVE hundred dollars.
ror permanent annuity, stipulated in the fifth
article OF the treaty oil the third of October, eigh
n ndFGd and .frht
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the sup
Elemental treaty OF the twenty fourth Of Septen.
Der, eighteen hundred and twenty nine, one thou
sand dollars.
vate article OF supplemental treaty Of the twenty
iourth y. September, eighteen hundred and tw, n
y nine, 10 the treaty of the third Of October
eighteen hundred and eighteen, two hundred dol
lars.
For life annuity to chiefs, stipulated in the sup
Elemental article to the treaty of the twenty. six
oiOctober, eighteen hundred and thrty-two, two
hundred dollars.
For permanent prov son for the purchase of salt,
stipulated in the third article Of the treaty of The
seventh OF June, eighteen hundred and three, one
hundred dollars
For permanent provision for blacksmith and as
sstan', stipulated in the sixth article Of the treaty
OF the third of October, eighteen hdnd-ed and egh-
teen, seven hundred and twenty dollars.
For iron, steel, &c, for shop, stipulated in the
sixth article OF the treaty of the third of October,
eighteen hundred and eighteen, two hundred and
twenty dollars.
For interc9t on forty-six thousand and eighty
collars at hive per Centum being the value of
thlrty-six scctions IT land apart by treaty of
eighteen hundred and twenty nine for education
stipulated in resolution Of the Senate of the nine
teenth OF January, eighteen hundred and thirty
eight, two thousand three hundred and four dol
lars
FLORIDA INDIANS OR SEMINOLES
For ,hirtieth of thirty instaments for black.
smiths establishments, stipulated in the sixth ar
ucle of the treaty OF the eighteenth Of September
eighteen hundred and wcnty-three, and the fourth
article OF the treaty of the ninth of May, eighteen
hundred and thirty two, one thousand dollars.
For ninth Of fifteen instalments in goods, stipu-
lated in the sixth article of treaty Of the fourth
OF January, eighteen hundred and forty-five two
thousand dollars. .
For ninth Of fifteen instalment s in money stipu-
lated in the fourth article of the treaty of the fourth
OF January, eighteen hundred and forty-fve, three
thousand dollars.
IOWAS.
For interest one hundred and fny-seven
thousand five hundred dollars at five per centum
stipulated in the second article of the treaty Of
the nineteenth Of October, eighteen hundred and
thtrty-eight, seven thousand eight hundred and
seventy five dollars.