The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-22

vices OF the fiscal year ending the Thrift
eth of June, eighteen hundred and fifty
two, sum not exceeding two thousand
dollars Provided, That the Secretary
of the Interior be. and he hereby is, au
to examine the reservation
claims OF the Choctaws known as Bay
Indians. and of those Choctaws in whose
eases the scrip awarded by the late
Board of Commissioners has not been
issued and where he shall find that such
Indians are clearly entitled to land un-
der the fourtheouth article of the treaty
of eighteen hundred and thirty, and un-
der the several acts heretofore passed in
relation to such claims, be is hereby au-
thorzed to extend to such claimants the
provisions applicable to such claims in
the acts of tventy-third August, eighteen
hundred and forty-two. and of third
March, eighteen hundred and forty-fve
For Supplying a deficiency in the ap-
preparations heretofore made for remov-
ing the Choctaw Indians from Mississip-
pi as estimated by the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, thirty-seyen thousand
four hundred AM twelve dollars.
CHICKASAWS.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in
the act of the twcnty-ffth of February.
seventeen hundred and ninety-nine, three
thousand dollars
For payment to the Chickasaw indi-
ans for amount of defalcation of Captain
II. d G Collins, United States dsburs-
ing agent, together with interest thereon
at the rate Of six per cent per annum
from March, eighteen hundred and thir-
ty-nine, until paid, twenty-four thousand
nine hundred cighty-two dollars and
twenty-nine cents.
For the payment of two thousand eight
hundred and Gfiy-two dollars and thirty
six cents to Hiram r. Pitchlyn in his
own right and as the sole heir at-lav and
legal representative Of his brother, John
Pitchlyn, deceased, that boing the amount
of the proceeds of the sales of two quar-
ter-sections of land granted to and loca-
ted in the names Of the said Hiram r.
Pitchlyn and John Pitcalyn. under and
by virtue Of the eighth article Of the
treaty with the Chickasaw Indians, made
at the city of Washington on the TWEEN
ty-fourth day of May, in the year oigh-
teen hundred aud thirty-four, and which
manifestations of land were sold and
the proceeds thereof invested in the
stock of the State of Arkansas, pursuant
to the provisions Of the article afore
said Provided, That said Hiram r
Pitchlyn shall establish his identity anc
prove that he is John Pitchlyns sole
heir. to the satisfaction Of the Sccrotary
of the Interior.
CHIPPEWAS OF LAKE SUPERB
OR AND THE MISSISSIPPI
For sixteenth of twenty instalment'
in money, stipulated in the second arti
Gle of the treaty of the twenty-ninth o
July, eighteen hundred and thirty-sevon
nine thousand FIVE hundred dollars
For sixteenth Of twenty inslalmenti
in goods, stipulated in the second article
of the treaty of the twenty-ninth Of .Iu
ly. eighteen hundred and thirty-soyen
nineteen thousand dollars.
For sixteenth of twenty instalment,
for the establishment of three smiths
shops, supporting three smiths and furn
ishipg iron and steel, stipulated in tht
second article Of the treaty of the twcn
ty-ninth of July, eighteen hundred ant
thrty-seven, three thousand dollars.
For sixteenth of twcnty instalments
for the support of farmers, purchase o.
implements, grain or seed, and to carry
on their agricultural pursuits, stipulated
in the second article of the treaty Of tht
twenty-ninth of July, eighteen hundred
and thirty-sevcn, one thousand dollars
For sixteenth of twenty instalmentl
for the purchase ofprovisions, 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 instalmont:
for the purchase Of tobacco, stipulated
in the second article Of the treaty of tho
twenty-ninth of July. eighteen hundred
and thrty-seyen, five hundred dollars.
For eleventh of twenty-five install
ments in money, stipulated in the fourth
article of the treaty of the fourth of Oc
tober, eighteen hundred and forty-two
twelve thousand five hundred dollars.
For eleventh Of twenty-five install
ments in goods, stipulated in the fourth
article of the treaty of the fourth of De-
tober, eighteen hundred and forty-two
ten thousand five hundred dollars
For eleventh of twenty-five install.
ments, for the support Of two smiths
shops, including pay of two smiths, and
furnishing iron and steel, 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 install
ments for the pay Of two farmers, stipu
lated in the fourth article of the treaty
of the fourth of October, eighteen hun,
dred and forty-two one thousand dollars
For eleventh of twenty-five install.
ments, for the pay of two carpenters
stipulated in the fourth article of the
treaty of the fourth of October, eigh
teen hundred and forty-two, one thou
sand two hundred dollars.
For eleventh of twenty-five instalment:
foI the support of schools, stipulated il
the fourth article of the treaty of the
fourth of October, eighteen hundred and
forty-two, two thousand dollars.
For eleventh of twenty-five install
mcuts for the purchase of provisions and
tobacco, stipulated in the fourth article
Of the treaty of the fourth of October
eighteen hundred and forty-two, two
thousand dollars
For the sixth, seventh, eighth. ninth
and tenth, of forty-six intalments to be
paid to the Chippewas of Mississippi
stinnlntel in the third nrticla Of thi