Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

first Of September, eighteen hundred and
For twenty -hird of thirty instaments for
forty kegs of tobacco stipulated in the
fourth article of the treaty of the twenty
1000 90 first of September eighteen hundred and
,t thrty-two.
For interest on two hundred thousand dol
.H"'... lars at five per centum stipulated IN the
second article of the treaty of the twenty "a
30 $50 90 first OF October eighteen hundred and
thrty-seven... III
For interest on eight hundred thousand
dollars at FIVE per centum, stipulated in
the second article of the treaty of the
eleventh of October, eighteen hundred
1000 90 and orty-two. &c
For payment to Thompson Connolly and
James Connolly, children OF John Con-
SHAWNEES.
o'' ~ For permanent annuity, stipulated in the
fourth article of the treaty of the third
of August, seventeen hundred and ninety
hve................... .........................
ooo M For permanent annuity, stipulated in the
fourth article of the treaty of the twenty
ninth Of September eighteen hundred
ana Seventeenth.
COO 90 SENECAS AND SHAWNEES
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the
Wi. fourth article of the treaty of the
tenth of September eighteen hundred
and eighteen.
For blacksmith and assistant during the
900 90 pleasure of the President, stipulated III
the fourth article of the treaty of the
twentieth of July, eighteen hundred and
thirty
For iron and steel for shops, during the
pleasure of the President stipulated in
the fourth article of the treaty of the
twentieth of July eighteen hundred and
thlrty-one
SENECAS.
- For permanent annuity stipulated in the
o,oVo w fourth article Of the treaty of the twenty
ninth of September, eighteen hundred
and seventeen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
For permanent annuity stipulated in the
: ooo 40 fourth article of the treaty of the seven
'''0oo W tenth of September eighteen hundred
and eighteen.
For blacksmith and assistant. during the
-. ~ pleasure of the President stipulated in
o,ooo w the fourth article of the treaty of the
.H. twenty-eighth of February, eighteen
hundred and thirty-one...
..-.~ For iron and steel for shop during the
,oo 40 pleasure of the President stipulated in
Low W the fourth article Of the treaty of the
r.."'. twenty of February, eighteen
hundred and thirty -one..................
For pay of miller, during the pleasure of
the President stipulated in thefourth
45oo 90 ticle of the treaty Of the twentyeighth Of
'--I..' February eighteen hundred and thirty
SToCKBRIDGES.
For the removal of the Stockbridge Indians
oon M to the country west Of the Mississippi
U''' river, which has been selected for and
approved by them, and for subsistence
for one year, stipulated in the eighth
75o IN article of the treaty of twenty-fourth No
'.-'-' vember, eighteen hundred and forty
...
UMPQUAS, (C0W-CREEK BAND)
s.... For first of twenty nstalments in blankets
clothing, provisions, and stock, stipula-
sot M ted in the third article of the treaty Of
49, the nineteenth of September eighteen
hundred and ffty-three. ..............
...a For the purchase of blankets clothing, and
... goods, stipulated in the first clause Of
... the third article of the treaty of nine
tenth September eighteen hundred and
$4,000 90 hfty-three
For the erection of two dwelling houses
ploughng and fencing field, and pur-
chasing seeds, stipulated in the fourth ar
ticle of the treaty Of the nineteenth of Sep
10000 90 TENDER, eighteen hundred and ifty-three
UTAHS.
... For fulfilling treaty stipulations with the
Utahs pursuant to the requirements Of
the eighth article Of the treaty Of Decem-
Der thirtieth, eighteen hundred and forty
$3.50 90 nine.
.". wYANDoTS
For permanent annuity stipulated in the
&c.. third article of the treaty of the seven
1900 90 teenth of March, eighteen hundred and
For permanent provision for blacksmith
and assistant, stipulated in the eighth ar
ticle of the treaty OF the seventeenth Of
... March, eighteen hundred and forty-two
noo nm For permanent provision for iron and steel
- for shop, stipulated in the eighth article
.. Of the treaty Of the seventeenth Of March,
eighteen hundred and forty-two.......
For permanent provision for education,
stipulated in the fourth article Of the
treaty Of the seventeenth Of March, eigh-
WINNEBAGOES.
For twenty-sixth Of thirty instaments rs
annuity stipulated in the second article
of the treaty Of the first Of August, eigh-
- teen hundred and twenty-ninc. ........-... Is
'o,oVo w For twenty-third of twenty-seven install
ments as annuity stipulated in the third
article of the treaty Of the fifteenth Of
September, eighteen hundred and thirty
two. ~
For twenty-sixth Of thirty instslments, for
the purchase of fifty barrels of salt, stipu-
',4oo w lated in the second article Of the treaty OF
the first of August, eighteen hundred and
twenty mine.
For twenty-sixth Of thirty instruments for
the purchase of three thousand poundsof
tobacco stipulated in the second article
'Zo w Of the treaty Of the first Of August, eigh-
teen hundred and twenty-nine.
For twenty-third Of twenty-seven install
ments, for the purchase Of one thousand
~ ~ FIVE hundred pounds Of tobacco, stipula-
Eoo w ted in the fifth article of the treaty of the
fifteenth Of September, eighteen hundred
and thirty-two..
. For twenty-sxth Of thirty nstalments for
800 w three blacksmihs and assistants, stipula-
ted in the third article of the treaty Of
the first Of August eighteen hundred and
twenty Z
For twenty-sxth Of thirty instruments for
iron and steel for shop, stipulated in the
1870 90 third article Of the treaty o. ,ns mrs. o.
nine.
For twenty-sxth OF thirty instruments for
laborers and oxen stipulated in the third
1000 90 article Of the treaty Of the first Of Au-
ON hun dandt TWEEN