Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-01
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES. 81
Posed at tie third sesisa Of tia C1ngrsss.

tFaDiic ~ An act making appr0atlons TOT tue cur
rent and contingent EXPENSES Of the Indian dc.
partment and for fluff ling tr, atty stipula ions with
various Indian trib 3, for the year ending June
thirtieth eighteen hundred and ffty-eight. =
(coNTINUED.)
For iron and steel for shop, during the pleasure
Of the President, per fifth article treaty fourteenth
February, eighteen hundred and thirty three, and
fifth article treaty seventh August eighteen hundred
and fifty six, two hundred and seventy dollars.
For wagon maker during the pleasure of the Pres
ident per fifth article treaty fourteenth February,
eighteen hundred and thirty three and fifth article
treaty seventh August, eighteen hundred and fifty
six, six hundred dollars.
For assistance in agricultural operations during
the pleasure Of the President, per eighth article
treaty twenty fourth January, eighteen hundred and
twenty six, and fifth article treaty seventh August,
eighteen hundred and fifty six, two thousand dol
lars
For education during the pleasure of the Presi-
dent, per fifth article treaty fourteenth February,
eighteen hundred and thirty three and fifth article
treaty seventh August eig hteen hundred and fifty
six, one thousand dollars.
For the first of seven additional instalments for
two blackSmiths Assistants shop and tools, per thr
teenth article treaty twenty fourth MAJ CHI, eighteen
hundred and thirty two and fifth article treaty sew
enth August, eighteen hundred and fifty six, one
thousand six hundred and eighty tllars
For the first of additional instalments for
iron aud ste ell for shops, per thirteenth article treaty
twenty fourth March, eighteen hundred and thirty
two. and fifth article treaty seventh August eish-
ten hundred and fifty-sx, five hundred and forty
dollars.
F. twenty-seventh of thirty three instalmcnts for
education per fourth article treaty fourth January,
eighteen hundred and forty five, and fifth article
treaty seventh August. eighteen hundred and fifty.
Six three thousand dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty instalments for educa.
ton, per fourth article treaty fourth Janu,ry, cigh
teen hundred and forty five and fifth ice treaty
s venth August, eighteen hundred and fifty six, three
Thousand dollars.
For five per centum interest on two hundred
thousand dollars, for purposes Of education, per
sixth article treaty seventh August, eighteen hum
dred and ttty-SiX, ten tiUuSaI. q dollars.
For payment of this amount per capita to the
Creek nation as arnu ty. Fer sixth article treaty
seventh August, eighteen hundr and AIty six,
three hundred thousand dollars That portion
Of this sim shall be appropriated to pay reward
any agent, attorney, "r other person, for any
vi pretended service in negotiating said treaty.
For tie payment of such portion Of the .on>idyla-
ion provided by the amendment of the Senate 20 the
sA,h Article of the Treaty of enth August, eigh
te hundred and fl.y->IX, the general council of
II Creek nation shall direct, to he paid tn treas
Of said nation for any sptc fled ional object,
one hundred thousand dollars !: Provided That only
much thereof as shall be specified shall oe Paid
to said Treasurer, and the remainder Of The sum, if
any shall be paid per capita to the Greek nation
annuity.
For the amount to be paid, under the direction Of
he Creek council to those Greeks their descend.
ants who EN- grated west of the Mississippi prior to
the fourth March, eighteen hundred and thirty two
per sixth article treaty seve tn August, eighteen
hundred and fifty six, hundred and twenty thou
sand dollars
For payment of such other claims of individual
Creek Indians may be found equitable and just
by the general council OF the nation per sixth ar,
Gle treaty venth August eighteen hundred and
fifty six. seventy thousand dollars
For this amount to be paid to those individuals
and their heirs whe under the act Of third March,
eighteen hundred and thirty sew en-, have received
money in lieu or reservations of land, per sixth
ticc treaty seventh August, eighteen hundred and
hftv-sx, ten thousand dollars.
Fulfilling the articles negotiated zenith January,
eighteen hundred and fifty five, with certain bands
of
CALAPOOIAS, MOLALA, AND KLACAMAS
INDIANS OF WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
For third of five instalmentS of annuity for bene-
fetal Objects per cond article of treaty tenth JAN
uary eighteen hundred and fifty tive ten thousand
dollars.
For third of five instruments for pay Of physician
teacher, blacksmith, and farmer, per third article
treaty tenth January. eighteen hundred and fifty
hve two thousand t~o hundred and sixty dollars.
DELAWARES.
For fe annuity to chief per private article to sup
Elemental treaty twenty fourth September, eighteen
hundred and twenty lime, 10 treaty of third Octo.
Der, eighteen hundred and ightecn, one hundred
drllars
Fer life annuity to chief per supplemental article
to treaty twenty sixth October. eighteen hundred
and thirty one, one hundred dollars
For interest on forh-Six thousand and eighty dol.
lars five per ccntum being the value Of thirty-s'x
sections of land apart by treaty OF eighteen
twenty for education, per resolution OF Senate
nineteenth Januarr, eighteen hundred and thirty
eight, two thousand three hundred aud four dollars
For fourth of eight equal in> ta!mchts tor payment
of five chiefs, per sixth ,tc'e treaty sixth May,
eighteen hundred and ty.iour, one thousand two
hundred and fifty dollars.
FLORIDA INDIANS, OR SENINOLES.
For fourteenth Of fifteen instruments i'll goods, per
sixth article treaty fourth January, eighteen hun
lred and fnrty-iive. two thousand dollars
For fourteenth of fifteen nstan,ents in money,
per sixth article treaty fourth January, eighteen
hundred and f"rty-tive, and fourth article treaty
ninth May, eighteen hundred and thirty three
thousand dollars
For the payment of this amount in lieu of the pre-
sent improvement of tic Seminoles west and IN
full for the expenses of their removal and establish
ing themselves in their new country, per elghth ar
ticie seventh August, eighteen hundred and nit
and the Senate's amendment thereto, ninety thous-
and dollars.
For the st of ten ns:amen,s for the support of
schools, per eighth a,t.ce treaty seventh August,
eighteen hundred and fty.six, three thousand del
lars.
For he first of ten nstalments for agricultural
assistance per eighth article treaty seventh august,
eight Gu hui dred and fifty six. two thousand du!ars
For the first of ten instruments for support of
smiths and smiths shops, per eighth article treaty
seventh August, eighteen hundred and fifty six two
thousand two hundred dollars.
For five per centum interest on two hundred and
ffty thousand dollars, to be paid annuity, per
eighth article treaty seventh August, eighteen hum
died and iysix twelve thousand five hundred