THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
BY ROBERT MCKNIGHT. Pubihher of tbo I*w?ofilw C?lt?J f.tat?|. " -. Edited Uy JfOflV C. WEOT#-.
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LAW or THE L'XT TEX) STATES r ASS ED AT
THE TWENTY FOURTH CONGRESS
FIRST session.
[Public, No. 30.]
AN ACT making appropriations for the
current expenses of the Indian Depart*
rucnt, for Indian annuities, and other
similar objects, for the year one thousand
eight hundred and thirty-six.
lie it trie rti by the Senate end Hmjr of Rrprrsm.
UtXirrS of the I'r.tlrd Stale* of .imerita in i 'on^rtx*
cnrm&Uil, Ttul the following (Onii be, and the
saute arc hereby, oppri.priatcd, fur the
objects hcrein&.ivr mentioned, t.? be paid ,
out of any money in the Treasury no:
otherwise appropriate ]; that is to sa\:
For pay el the Supcrintem cni of In- i
dtan Affairs, at St. Louis, an ] the several i
Itld.an \?t nls as provided tor hy th* act
of thirtieth June, one thousand right
hundred ami thiriy-foui, thirteen thou- i
sand fire hundred dollars. i
For the payment of a clerk in the of- i
ficc of Superintendent of Indian Affairs 1
for the Territory of Wisconsin, eight;
hundred dollort. * 0 i i
For lire pay of sub-Agent*, allowed by i
same set, ten thousand d< liars. :
For tlic psy o?f Inierprcturi>, allowed by
same act, n vcu thousand eight hundred i
dollars. t
For presents to Indians, authorized by i
the same net, fire thousand dolio.s. *
For the purchase of provisions for In-1
dians, at the distribution of annuities,!
while on visits of business with the super- 1
intcudent* and agents, and when a*sem- t
hied o:i public business, eleven thousand !
V eight hundred dollars. U1
For the necessary buildings required at \
the several agencies, and repairs thereof, t
two thousand dollars. p
For postage, stationery, rent, and fuel, t
for offices a* authorized by t'?c act of June ;
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and thirty- i
four, three thousand dollars. t
For contingencies, Indian Department, .1
four thousand dollars.
TO THE SIX NATIONS OF INDIANS i
IN NEW YO: K. jc
For the permanent annuity, stipulated'c
in the sixth article of the treaty with
them, of the eleventh of November, *c? t
vtaiecn hundred and ninety-four, four n
thousand lire huudrcd dollar*. I
For the annuity to the young king, a
chief for life, a* provided fur bv the art t
of the twenty-sixth of April, eighteen ;!<
huudrcd and twenty-six, two hundred did- !
Inrs. i
TO THE SENEGAS OF. NEW YORK, i
For the permanent annuitr, in lieu of(t
interest on stock, provided for bv the act
of the nineteenth ot February, eighteen U
hundred aud thirty-one, six thousand del- d
lars.
TO THE OTTAW\S. s
For the permanent annuity, stipulated t
iu the fwurth article of the treat) with j
them, of the third of August, seventeen j ii
hundred and iiiucty-ftve, one thousand j?
dollars. a
For the permanent annuity, stipulated !
-t a ? e .1 * / t I
in tn? second anieic ot me treaty ot tncjs
seventeenth of November, eighteen hu?->
drrd and seven, eight hundred dollars. j
Fur the permanent annuity. stipulated j t!
i:i the fourth article of the treaty of the t
seventeenth of S? ptcntber, eighteen hnn-jd
tire 1 an 1 eighteen, one thousand five hun- h
dred dollars.
F\?r lite permanent annuity, stipulated tl
in the fourth arti -le ?>f the treaty of the
tW:h of A?gti*l, eighteen hundred and tl
ttvent)-one, one thousand dollars. * tl
TO THE WY AN DO I S.
For the permanent annuity, stipulated (>
in the fourth ar.i? le of the treaty of the ?i
thiid of August, scrcotecn hundred and
ninety-five, one thousand dollars. I'or
the permanent annuity, stipulated Id
in the second nrtirle of the treaty of the j
seventeenth of November, eighteen Imn-' i
tired and seven, four hundred dollar*.
For the pertntnent annuity. stinulited o
in the fourth article of the treaties of tIt jv
twenty-ninth ol September, eighteen |
hundred and seventeen, am] the seven-! Is
teenth of S ptcnibcr. eighteen hundred id
an 1 eighteen, ieur thousand lire hu:idre<
I dollars.
F?>r the support of a blacksmith and asisistant,
stipulated in the tenth article o
! the treaty of the twenty-ninth of Septem
brr, eighteen hundred and seventeen, seven
hundrrd and twenty dollars.
For the purchase of iron, steel, &c.
f ?r fdiop, two hundred and hvt nU doHaM.
TO TUB WYANDOTS. MUNSEES
AND I) EL A WAKES.
For the permanent annuity, stipulated
in the fourth article of the trratv'wiih
thorn ( f the fourth of July, eighteen hundred
ancj ii* e. i?nr thousand dollars.
TOTflE CHRISTIAN INDIANS.
For the permanent annuity, per act ol
the thirtieth of May, eighteen hundred
and tVrculv six, four hundrrd dollars.
TO THE*MiA.MlES.
For the permanent annuity, stipulated
m the fourth wiirle oi the treaty wtui
them, of the twenty-third of October,
eighteen hundred and twenty-six, twentyfivc
thousand dollars.
For the purposes of education, during
the pleasure of Congress, stipulated in
ihe sixth article of the same treaty, two
thousand doliars. <For
pay of eight labotcrs, stipulated in
the fourth article of the same trcaly, four
hundred and eighty dollars..
For the purchase of two thousand
pounds of iron, two hundred and fifty
pounds of steel, and one thousand pounds
of tobacco, stipulated in the same, six
hundred and twenty r.ollars.
For the support of a blacksmith and assistant,
stipulated in the fifth article of
the treaty of the sixth of October, eighteen
hundred and eighteen, sfcvcn hundred
and twenty dollars.
For the support of a miller, in lien of
a gunsmith, stipulated in the same, six
hundred dollars.
For the purchase of one hundred and
sixty bushels of salt, stipulated in the
?amc, threc'hustdrcd and twenty dollars.
TO THE EEL 111 VEILS.
For the permanent annuity, stipulated
in the fourth anicic of the truly *vitii
litem ?! the third of August, eercntrcu
Hundred and ninety-five, five hundred dollars.
F??r the permanent annuity, stipulated |
n the third article of the trcatv of the
tventy-firsi of August, eighteen hundred
ind live, two hundred and fifty dollars.
For the permanent annuity, stipulated
n the third and separate article of ilic
rroty of the tLli flcih of September, cigfi- J
eett hundred attd nine, three hundred and j
ifty dollars. * '
TO THE rOTT.lWAMfKS.
For the permanent annuity, stipulated
n the fourth article ?! the treaty with:
he n, of the third ot August, scvent' en
tutidrcd and ninety-five, one thousand
lullar*.
For the purchase of salt, stipulated in
he thir?i article of lire treaty of the sc
ruth of June, eighteen hundred and j
hrcc, one hundred auc forty dollars.
For the permanent annuity. stipulated
n the third article of the treaty of the
liirtictii of September, eighteen hundred j
n?l nine, five hundred dollar*.
For the pcimanent annuity, stipulated i
n the third article of the treaty of the *c-i
ond of October, eighteen hundred ard
ightcen, two thousand live hundreddollar* |
For the limited annuity, stipulated in'
he fourth article of the treaty of twentylimit
of August, eighteen hundred and
wcnty-one, live thouitaiid dollar*.
For :hc limited annuitr, stipulated in
he third article of the treaty of ibr ?i\ccuth
of October, eighteen hundred and j
wenty-six, two thousand doliars.
For tlic purpose* of education, during
In- pleasure of i.'oiigrrss, stipulated iu
he same, two thousand dollars.
For the support of a blacksmith aud a?
islant, stipulated in the same, seven hum
Ired and twenty dollars.
For the purchase of iron, steel, &c.
lipulatcd iu the same, two hundred and ,
wnty dollars.
For the *t:pp?rl of a miller, stipulated
11 the third ntliricol the irmly >>( the
iXteriith ol Orlobri. eighteen hundred
nd twenty-six, m\ ituudicd tl dlars.
For lit* purchase ol one hundred and
ixty biislieU of rait, stipulated in the
une, three hundred ami twenty dollars.
l-or } oriiMiit-iii aniiii iy, stipulated in
lie* mt??11 1 article ul the treaty of the
ivcfiiirlli of September, ? t?hi? rn hunrril
and la cut)-t-tgiii, two thousand dulars.
F-r tlir limited annuities, i?vtr|utctf in
In* ?3iitc, "lie thousand dollar*.
For the purposes o. education, during
lie pleasure of ("otigrriis, stipulated III
lie same, otic thousand dollars.
F??r the annu tv to the principal chief, j
ir 1 fe. stipulated in the same, one hull-!
r? d dollar*. j
I.' - ,i.n * ..c _ i. :,i. ...
& i iii*.- ~'|'j ''? ? (iitii >IIIM ii uu i ? --
iatant, stij)tifatni in the *atnr. seven hunr*
d a ii (I lurnt; dollar*,
p.ir the purchase ?i iron, steel. &c.J
o Ituntlrrj and iwi-niv ?I? 11 a r??.
For the purchase ?f two thousand
kiimii!" of : barro, stipulated in the same,
w ? hundred and forty dollar?.
for the |nv of thr?'e laborer?, slipuilrd
in tl:tr ra:yr, three hundred and sixty
y!lnrc.
1 TO TiJE PO IT A W A T A 311ES OF
HURON.
For ihc permanent annuity, stipulated
f in the s?cund article of tho treaty with
then), of the seventeenth Norcmber, eigb ;
teen hundred and seven, four hundred
J TO TIIE FOTTAW AT A MIES OF
TI1F. PRAIRIE. ;
! For the limited annunity, stipulated ift die1
i third article of the treaty with tbem of the <
? i. ? tii ?'
twentieth October, eighteen nunareu ana j
thirty-two, fifteen thousand dollars. - ' I
: For the annuity of litre# chiefs^, for life,j
jstipnlatcd in the fame, one thooaand dollars. i
j TO THE FOTTAW'ATAMIES OP" <
[ THE WABASH. i
!. For the limited annuity, stipulated in the
third article of the trfcaiy with thcmt of the
twenty-sixth of October, eighteen hundred
and thirty-two, twenty thousand dollars!
[ TO THE POTTAWATAMIES i
INDIANA. . ?
For the limited annuity, stipulated in the t
fourth article of the treaty with them, of the jt
; twenty-seventh ofOctobeT, eighteen hundred 1
and thirty-two; fifteen thousand dollars.
For tbc.purposc of education, during tbc
pleasure of f'ongrcAS, stipulated in the same, I
two thousand dollars. t
For the'annuity, stipulated in the third ar- t
tide of the treaty with them, on thd tcntb of
llnMmhn. / iffhtiMin hrinrtrod and ihlnr.fnnr t
one thousand dollar?. - * ' a
; TO TEB CIUPPEWAS, OTTAWAS
j AND.POTTAWATAMIES. . .. \
For iho support of ? btecksamh.atuF as*
'srstant, stipulated in tho second article of the t
trcat> with rtiem, of the tueniy-niothof july,
eighteen hundred and twenty-nine, seven
hundred and twenty dollars... *
| For the purchase of iron-, steel; dee. luro. fi
hundred and twenty dollars. ?
f^>r the permanent annuity, stipulated in \
!thc second article of the treaty of tnetwenty- i
ninth of July, eighteen hundred and twenty- t
tunc, sixteen thousand dollars. a
For tho purchase of fifty barrels of salt,
stipulated tu the same, fwo hundred and fifty h
dollars.
For the limited annuity, stipulated in the tl
third article of ii.o-treaty wttb (hem, of the
twcni -sixth of Stp'cinU r, eighteen hundred
and thirty-throe, fourteen thousand dollars. f<
| For the limited annuity, stipulated in the fi
second article of the snppletncot to the said r
treaty, two thousand dollars.
For the annuity, stipulated in tho third si- t;
ticic of tho sa.d treaty, to four chiefs, for life, a
oncthousand.ouc hun.ircd_dolla:s.
TO THE WINNERAGOE8. h
For the limited annuities, stipulated in tho
second ?rticlcof thn treaty thom^jof tj
firyt of August, eighteen hundred and twentyuigc,
eighteen Lhou-and dollars.
For the purchase of fifty barrel* of salt, f<
stipulated tit the same, two hundred and fifty (i
liuliars. fi
For iiureliam of ilirrc (Uou^aiwl pounds of
tohacen, stipulated in tho same,three hundred t;
dollars. a
For the support of three blacksmiths and
assistant, stipulated in the third article of the h
.> 1 i i__.i
Mine, I M O IOOUUUU uuc uuuuivu uiu auij
dollars. U
hr iron, steel, &c. six hundred and sixty
dollars.
For tho pay of laborers and (or oxen, atip- ft
ulaied in tho aamr, three hundred and sixty- fi
fire dollars. tl
For the limited annuity, stipulated in the
third article of the treaty of the fifteenth of
September, eighteen hundred and thirty-two, ft
ten thousand dollars. fi
* F r the purpose of education, stipulated tl
in the fourth arii-le of the same, three thousand
dollars.
For (he npport of six agriculturalists, and la
purchase of oxen, ploughs, and agricultural ur
implements, stipulated in the fifth article of hi
the sunr, two thousand fire hundred dollars, tv
For the purchase of one thousand fite
hundred pouuds o( tobacco, stipulated in the hi
satnc.onc hundred and fifty dollars.
For the scrrtccs of two physicians, atipula- tfc
ted in tlic same, four hundred dollars.
If) THE .\iENOmONc.ES. (q
For the support ol fi?e laru?er?, and fire Ji
females housekeepers, stipulated ill the second ?<
article nt the treai\ with them of the filth ol
February, ei luctni huudred autl tl?iri)-one, >t
lour tlMiusatid dollars. ?i
For the Ktip|?ori ol a miller s ipulaled tu
(lit* Mini', six huudred doll am. hi
? - - sal !.t _ I
r??r ilu* support ?l three otacKsnmns auu
assistant, n t}iul ?ted 1111ho Mine, iwo thousand ih
one hundred nnd sixty dollars.
For :bc purchase >! iron, siccl, &ic. six
hundred nnd sixty dollars. th
For the limited annuity, s ipulated in the ill
same, hv timu and dollars. lb
For the purpose** of education, stipulated
in the filth article ot tlie same, five hundred ta
dollar*. sa
For the purchase of provisions, st pulated
in the sixth article of the same, one thousand hi
do Jars.
To THE CIIIPPEWA8. - th
For the permanent annuity stipulated in
the fourth article of the treaty with thptn.-of ill
the third of August, seventeen hundred and m
ninety-five, one thousand dollars. at
For the support of a blacksmith and assistant,
at Michihmackiuack, seven hundred ta
nnd twenty dollars. >a
For the puchaso of iron, steel, &C. two
hundred and twenty dollars. hi
For the permanent annuity, stipulated in
the second article of tin? treaty of the scvcti- s!
tecoth of November, eighteen hundred aod
seven,'eight*hundred dollars.
For lbe permanent annuity, stipulated in
the fourth article of the-treaty of the fwentyfourtlt
of September, eighteen hundred and
uinetcen, one thousand dollars. For
"the support of a blacksmith at Saginxuv,
and for forming utensils, and cattle, and
for the employment of persons to aid them in
agricdlttire fixed by life act of tfie fifteenth
of May, eighteen hundred aod twenty, two
thousand dollars.
For the purposes of education, dming the
plbasore.of -Congress, stipulated in the tilth
article of the treaty.of the fifth of August,
eighteen hundred and twenty-six, one thousand
dollars,
TO THE CHIPPEWAS, MENOMCK
NEES, WIiNNElUUOES ANDREW
.. YQJwK INDIANS.
For the purposes of education, daring the
pleasure of Congress stipulated in the fifth
irticle of the treaty with them, of;the elercnth
of August, eighteen hand red and i
.veiny sct^n, one thousand firc'hnndrcd doh
apt. . . - i
TO THE SIOUX OF MISSISSIPPI, i
For the limited annuity, stipulated in the 1
fourth article of the treaty .with them, of the i
jficcnib of July, eighteen hundred and thir-!
y, two thousand dollars. 11
Tor the support of a blacksmith and amis- i
ant, stipulated in the same, scvun bundled
ind twenty dollars.
For the purchase of iron, slccl, dec- two i
randred and rvcniy 'dolktt?. <
Tor agricultural implements, stipulated in i
he same, seven hundred dollars. <
TO. THE YANtrror* AXDSANTIE
BANDS. - i
For the limited annuity,. stipulated in-the <
ourth article of-tbc treaty with them, of the- <
iitecntbof July, eighteen hundred and thir- *
j, three thousand dollars, .1
For the Support of a bladksroith and. anus*
ent, stipulated 10 the aomc^scyen hundred i
nd twenty dollars. ' . t
For the purchase of irou, steel,-dec. two
mndred and twenty dollars. ?
For agricultural implements, stipulated in j i
be same, four hundred dollars. <
TO THE OMAHAS1 <
'For the limited annuity, stipulated in the ?
jurth article of the treaty with litem, of theilcemh
el July, eighteen hundred and thir- t
f, two ibou&md fire hundred dollars. -j t
For the support of a 'blacksmith and ass is ^ t
ant, stipulated in the same, seven hundredj
nd twenty dollars. {t
For tbo purchase of iron, steel, dec. two t
undrcd.and twenty dollars. |1
For agricultural implements, stipulated in *
bo aamc, fire hundred dollars. j1
TO TrfE $ACS OP MISSOURI. j
For the limited annuity, stipulated to the i
>urth article of the treaty w ith them, of the ?
fteroth of Jul), eighteen hundred and thirty,
vp hundred dollars.
Fur die support of a blacksmith and assw- f
mi, stipulated in the same, seven hundred t
nd twenty dollars. h
For Urn Durcbascof ironr steel, dee. two I
undred and twenty dollars.
For agricultural implements, stipulated in t,
io same, two Hundred dollars. 1Q
TO THE SACS. I
For the limited annuity, alipulatedjn the-l(
>urth article of the treaty with *hem, of the h
ftccnth of July, eighteen hood red and thirty,
tree thousand dollars.
TO THE. FOXES.
For the limited annuity, stipulated in the' ,
Kirth articlo of the th**ty with tbetn, of tbe j
fteenth of Jul j "eighteen hundred and thirty, ^
tree thousand dollars. ,
TO TUE IOWAYS.
For the support of a blacksmith and assis- .
int, stipulated in iho fifth articlo of tbo treaty ^
ith them, of the fourth of August, eighteen
and red and twenty-four, seven hundred aud
venly dollars.
For tbe purchase of iron, steel, dtp. two Q
undred and twenty d dlars. j
For agricultural implements, stipulated in o
io tame, lour hundred dollars. . ^
For the linuiod* annuity, stipulated in the
urth article of the treaty of the fifteenth of ^
Lily, eighteen hundred and thirty, two thou- ,
uid live hundred dollars.
F?r ihe support of an assistant blacksmith, ,
tpuiaied in the same, four hundred and
ghty dollars. "
ror id purchase ol iron, stecJ, <u.c. tw*>
indred and twenty dollars. 'a
For agricultural implements stipulated in .
ie same, six hundred dollars. l[
TO THE SACS AND FOXES. i]
For the permanent annuity, stipulated in ai
c third article of tho treaty with ihetn, of
n third of NdVembcr, eighteen hundred and '?
ur, one thousand dollars. 1
For the support of o blacksmith nnd assis- "
nt, stipulated in tho fourth article of the
rn?\ seven hundred and twrcuty dollars.
For the purchase of iron, steel, &.c. two
in tired and twenty dollars. ' ^
For agricultural implements, stipulated in *
o same, sixty dnllars, ?'
For the limited annuity, stipulated in the
ird article of the treaty with them, ?f the
rcnty-first of September, eighteen hundred tl
id ihirtj-two, twenty thousand dollars. tl
For the aupport of a blacksmith and assi- u
tit, stipulated in the fourth article of the
,ine, scveu hundred and twenty dollars. tl
For the purchase of iron, steel, &c. two J
jndrcd nm) twenty dollars. d
For the purchase of forty barrels of salt,
ipulatcd in the same, two hundred dollars, tl
For the purchase of forty kegs of tobacco* .
stipulated in the eame, four hundred dollars#
Provided, that Quassoecowa's baqd of eaid
nation aball receive tbeirproponico of the annuity
ar Fort Learenworth.
TO THE SACS, FOXES AND IOWA YS.
For the purposes of education, stipulated
in the fifth article of the treaty with them, of '
the fifteenth of July, eighteen hundred .and
thirty, three thousand dollars.
TO THE OTTOES AND MISSODRIA6.
. For
the limited- annuity, stipulated vol
the fourth article of the treaty with tbam,
of the fifteenth of July, eighteen hundred
and thirty, two thousand five hundred dollars.
* >
. For the support of a blacksmith-and as*
sistant, stipulated in the salne, aeren hundred
and twenty dollar*. y*
For the porchasc'cf iron, steel, &c. lwg ^
hundred^anu twenty doHars.
For agricultural implements,-stipulated
in the same, fire hundred dollars.
for the purposes of education, stiputy- ?
led'in the fourth article of lhe treaty of
the twenty-first, of -September, eighteen
hundred and thirty-three,* fire hundred
ilcdlors.
For the support of two .farmers, -*stipu?laied
in the fifth, artfclc of the same,, ooeihouaand.tiro
hundred dollars*
" TQ TilE KANZAd.** V -v
For the limited- annuity,'stipulated, ftl
lhe third arltele'of Use treaty with them*
nf the third of Jane', Eighteen 'hundred
ind twenty-fire, three thousand fire hunJrcd
dollars/. - v - For
the support of a blacksmith-and
tssislant, stipulated in the fourth article
>f the spmc, scren hundred .and twenty
iptiars. . . . "
D.,? il.. L -i - r ; ?"
riN tuv %purriiav. uj iron< 91CCI, OC*
;wo hopdred and twenty, dollars.
For.agricultural assistance, stipulated
n* the same, one thousand six hundred
lollars*
TO THE. 0SAGE3.
For the permanent .annuity, stipulated
iotKu jil'ib article of the treaty with them, - '
jfahe tenth of November; eigjiteen bun"
ircd and tight, one thousand live hundred
loliars.
For the limited annuity, stipulated :n?
he third article of the treaty with tbero, ot
he second of dune, eighteen hundrjed and
wenty-five, seven thousand dollar*.
For the support of a blacksmith and as* distant,
stipulated in the fourth article of
he same, seven hundred io^ tirentydolart.
For the purchase of iron, steel, Ac. two
tundred and twenty dollars.
' For agricultural assistance, stipulated'
n the same, one thot&and six hundred
lollars. .
TO THE KIFKAFOOS.
For tb* limited annuity, *iipulaicd in th? *
btirth article of the treaty with them, of
lit? twenty-fourth jot Octi*b?r, tughiccn
tundnd and thirty-two, hre tbdoiand dul*
rsi
For the support of a.
ablifbment, stipulated inthe-fiahi article
if the same, one'lhouaarrd dQlhm*
For the purposes oT education, stipulated
in the seventharticle of the/same, five
undred dollars.. - ~ v
TO THE MSKA?KIA8 ANDfEOR1AS.
.1For
the limited annuity, stipulated in
be fifth article, of the treaty with them, of
be twenty-seventh of October. eighteen
undred and thirty-two, three thousand
ollars.
For agricultural itrplcmcntv&tipulated\
the sixth article of the same, fifty doltr?v
'. ..
TO THE KASKASRIA8, PEORLA8,
WEA8 AND riANKESllA*?,
For the support of a blacksmith and .
ssistant, stipulated irvrbe fiftb~article -?f
\e treaty with them, 6f-tl?e~ twenty-ninth
f October, eighteen .hundred and thirty*
wo. arrcn hundred and twenty dollars.
For the purchase pf irorjj steel,two
undred and twenty dollars*
TO THE PIANKESHAW8.
For the permanent annuity, stipulated
I the fourth article of the treaty auh
lem, of thp third of August? seventeen
undred and ninety-five, five hundred dolira.
,
For the permanent annuity, -stipulated
i the third article of the treaty of the
tirtirlh of December, eighteen hundred
nd fire, three hundred dollars.,
For the agricultural implements, stipuited
in the third article of the treaty of
ie twenty-ninth of October, eighteen
undred and thirty*tvro, fire hundred dolTO
THE WE AS:
For the permanent annnity, stipulated in
mj fifth article of the treaty with them of the
ttond of October, eighteen hundred and
igl.teen, three thousand dollars. .
TO THE DEL&WARRS.
For the permanent annuity,stipulated. m
je fourth article of tho treaty with them of
ic third August, wremwn hundred and
inety-fire, one thousand doHanr.
For the purchase of salt, stipulated in tbo
tird article of the treaty o? the seventh of
mie, eighteen hundred and three, one hun*
red dollars.
For the permanent annuity, stipulated ia
sc thud article of the treaty of the thirtieth