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each and every year, fair and full proper
ton of all the annuities heretofore stipulat-
ed to be paid to the Greek Indians, accord
ing to the number Of emigrants who may re-
move; and to enable the Government to di-
vide the annuities fairly, the agents shall
make annual returns Of the whole number
of such emigrants; and the amount to be paid
under the ninth article of the treaty atore-
said, may be extended to any number OF en-
igrants over and above three thousand per-
sons


SEC. 4. .And be it further enacted, That
for the purpose of making known the bene-
fetal objects of the Government, and for car
rying into effect the objects of this act, the
agent to be appointed to reside with the en-
igratng Greeks, shall have full liberty, tor
the space OF two years, to SO among the, IN
dians of the Greek nation, and explain TO
them the policy of the Government, and to
give to such individuals, families, and parties,
| as may determine, from time to time, all the
aids which are contemplated by this act /;
and shall designate proper place at which
the emigrants may cross the Misslslppi river;
and shall establish dchots of provisions at
one or more places, under the care OF SUIT
able persons, to support them on thelr
march.
SEC. 5. .4ud be 1t further enacted, That,
the sum of sixty thousand dollars, to be paid
out of any money in the Treasury, not other
wise appropriated, shall be, and the same
hereby is, appropriated, to defray the ex-
pcnse of carrying this act into effect.
| JOHN w. TAYLOR,


Speaker Of the House Of Representatives


JOHN c. CALHOUN,


Nice-president of the United states, ant


President Of the Senate.


ArrRoyEp-May 20, 1926


JOHN Quincy ADAMS.