The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-08-11


act of third March, eighteen hundred aud for
ty-five, for the half year ending thirtieth OF
June, eighteen hundred and fifty-two, twenty
one thousand eight hundred dollars Prord-
cd, That after the thirtieth day Of June, cigh-
teen hundred and fifty two, all payments OF
interest ON said award shall cease, and that
the Secretary Of the Int srior bean h. is here
by directed to pay said claimants the amount
OF principal awarded in each case respective
~, and that the amount necessary for this pui-
pose be and the same is hereby appropriated
not exceeding eight hundred and scventy-twu
thousand dollars: Prorided, further, That
the final payment and satisfaction of ~
wards shall be first ratified and approved as Il
II nl release of all claims of such parties, under
the fourteenth article of said treaty, by the
proper national authority of the Choctaws, in
such form ~ shall be prescribed by the Sccrc-
tary of the Interior.
For the purchase of presents, and to ncgo-
tatc under instructions from the Secretary OF
the Interior, with the Indians in Texas who
have intruded themselves into that State from
the territories of the Unitel States, for their
removal from that State, twenty-five thousand
dollars.
For continuing the collecting and for pub
fishing the statistics and other information au-
thorized by the act of third of March, eighteen
hundred and forty seven, and subsequent acts,
seventeen thousand dollars PrOridcd, That
the work shall be completed in five Volumes
and that Mt least one volume shall be publish
ed in each year until the whole series OF 1--WE
volumes shall be finished
For arrcarages in the cost of preparation of
the volume, for the year eighteen hundred and
flfty-one, of statistics and other information
authorized by the act of third Of March cigh-
teen luu1rnI and f,,rtv Vpu.auu SlbSpuupu
acts, five thousand three hundred dollars
For printing, birding, etc, six hundred
copies of the first volume 0fthi i1FcS ing go
for distribution among new members, six
thousand five hundred AMI scventy-iiye dol
lars
For this sum, to enable the Secretary of the
Interior to satisfy the claims of the Creek In
dians for mills stipulated To be furnished un-
der the fifth article of the treaty of the four
tecnth of February, eighteen hundred and
thrtythrce, four thousand dollars.
For expenses of removal and subsistence of
Potawatomics of Indiana, ($22 500 twenty
two thousand five hundred dollars.
For expenses of removal and subsistence of
Choctaws, $50 ,000,) fifty thousand dollars.
For expenses of removal and subsistence Of
Winncbagoes, three thousand five hundred
and thirteen dollars and two cents.
For this sum to cover arrcaragcs forand on
account of contingencies of the Indian De
partm mt, twenty-five thousand five hundred
dollars.
For indemnity for losses sustained by the
Mcnomoncc Indians in the delivery of goods
to them, as II part of their annuity, in
the year eighteen hundred and thirty-scvcn
pr seventh article of the treaty with that
tribe of the eighteenth of October, eighteen
hundred and forty-cight, three thousand six
hundred and twenty four dollars and forty
eight cents.
For payment for services of black ninth
and for the use Of tools for the Seneca tribes
of Indians, from the first of July TO eighth of
November, eighteen hundred and thirty-cight
two hundred and thirteen dollars and thirty
three cents.
For clerk hire, Office rent, fuel, stationery,
&c, for the Superintendent of Indian Affairs
In Oregon, two thousand four hundred dol
lars.
For expenses of continuing negotiations
with the Indian tribe, of Oregon lying west
Of the Cascade mountains, twelve thousand
dollars.
For the completion of buildings for the
use of the Superintendent and Indian Agents
in Oregon, three thousand dollars.
For travelling expenses of Superintendent
of Indian Affairs in Oregon, and agents, two
thousand dollars
For the rcappropration of this sum, Gear
ricd to the surplus fund per warrant number
thirteen, dated thirtcth of June, eighteen
hundred and fortysix,) being the balance
due the Ottawa and Chippewa Indians under
the nth article of the treaty of eighteen hun
dred and thirty-six, for payment Of their debts,
appropriated second of July, eighteen hun
dred and thirty-sx, and reappropratcd sec
ond Of March, eighteen hundred and thirty
nine, six hundred and twenty four dollars and
twenty-five cents
For the purchase of two sections Of land re-
served by the treaty with the Potawatomes
Of October twentieth, eighteen hundred and
thirty-two for SCHOONER one thousand six
hundred dollars; PrOridcd, That said sum
shall not be paid until all the rights of" Sho-
homer, or his heirs, to said land shall be re
linquishcd to the United States.
For the redemption of outstanding loan of
flee and final settlement certificate, dated Sep
TENDER ninth, seventeen hundred and seventy
nine, countersigncd by Nathaniel Appleton,
Commissioner of Massachusetts, Bay, issued
f'r two hundred dollars, specie value, ten dol
lars and sixty-eight cents.
For the contingent expenses Of the Lcsisla
tive Assembly of Territory of Minnesota, viz:
For printing and publishing the Revised
Statutes, making an index thereto and super
intending their publication, four thousand five
hundred dollars
For necessary extra clerks during the lat
ter part of the sessions Of the Legislative As
sembly, binding the Revised Statutes and 9th
cr necessary incidental expenses, two thous-
and dollars.
For payment of Mcssrs Babcock, Wilkin-
son and lIolcombe, for revising the laws, five
hundred dollars each ono thousand five hun
dred dollars.
For the contingent expenses of the House
Of Representatives, seventy-llve thousand dol
lars.
For contingent expenses of the Senate, one
hundrcdand thirty thousand seven hun
drcd and seventy-five dollars.
To enable the Secretary of the Senate to
pay for the copies of the report of Doctor
David Dale Owen, United States geologist, on
the geology Of Iowa and Wisconsin, and Min
ncsota Territory, heretofore ordered 10 be ex-
ecuted for the use Of the Senate, under the
special direction of the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, thirty-one thousand two
hundred aud eighteen dollars and scvcnty-five
cents Prorided, That omore than fifty cents
copy shall be paid for the binding of the
book.
To enable the Clerk of the House of Rep
resentatives to pay for three Thousand five
hundred copies of the report of Doctor David
Dale Owen, on the geology of Iowa and Wis
consin, and Minnesota Territory, ordered by
resolution Of the House of Representatives
to be executed under the special direction o
the commissioner of the General Land Office
sixteen thousand one hundred and cighty-sev
en dollars and fifty cents PrOridcd, That NJ
more than fifty centsa copy shall be paid fol
the binding of the book
For contingent expenses of the library o
Congress, eight hundred dollars.
To enable the Secretary of State to purchas
one hundred complete sets ofIittlc anl Brown
edition of the Statutes at Large, from volum
one to volume nine, inclusive, for distribution