tPuBLIc-No. T4.l
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! feet Certain lndian lreatles
Be il enacted 6u the Senate and House ofI
Representatives Of the United StateS Of H.
merica in Congress assembled, That the |
following sums be, and the same are hereby |
appropriated out of any money in the Irea- |
sury not otherwise appropriated, for the OBJ
jects hereinafter mentioned, that is to say


To carry into effect sundry stipulations of
treaties with the Cherokees, Greeks, Socks,
and Foxes, Ioways, Quapaws, and Choc-
taws, namely:


For payment Of the annuity provided for
by the second article of the Cherokee trea-
ty, of twenty fourth of October, eighteen
hundred and four, annually, forever, one
thousand dollars.
For payment Of the fifth and last install
ment, due in the present year, on the claims
of the citizens OF Georgia, against the Greek
nation, under the fourth article of the treaty
with said nation, of the eighth January,
eighteen hundred aud twenty lone, twenty
three Thousand dollars.


For the annuity of the Sock and Fox In
dans, provided for by the third article of
the treaty with them of fourth August, eigh-
teen hundred and twenty -four, annually, for
nine years, one thousand dollars


For the annuity of the loways, provided
for by the second article OF the treaty with
them, of fourth August, eighteen hundred
and twenty-four, annually, for nine years,
five hundred dollars.


For the expense, annually, Of supporting
blacksmiths, furnishing farming utensils and
cattle, and employing persons to aid the
Socks and Foxes and Iowavs, in agriculture,
as provided for by the fourth and fifth anti
cles of the aforesaid treaties with them three
thousand dollars.


For the annuity of the Quapaws, provided
for by the second article of the treaty with
them, of fifteenth November, eighteen hun
dred and twenty -four, annually for ten years,
one thousand dollars.


For the annuties provided for by the sec
ond and third articles of the treaty of TWEEN
teth January, eighteen hundred and twenty
hive, with the Choctaw nation, (six thousand
dollars annually, for fifteen years, and six
thousand dollars annually, for ever,) and by
the tenth article of said treaty, of one hun
dred and fifty dollars, for Robert Cole, a
Choctaw Chief, during life, twelve thousand
one hundred and fifty dollars.


For the payment of the annuity due to the
Chickasaw nation, for the year eighteen
hundred and twenty-one, under the several
treaties with them, which has remained nm
paid III consequence of the delinquency Of
the late agent, Robert C.. Nicholas, and a.
gainst whom suit has been instituted for the
recovery of the amount, thirty five thousand
one hundred dollars.


To carry into effect the treaties with the
Osages, of the second, and with the Kanzas,
OF the third June, eighteen hundred and
twenty-five, namely -


For surveying the lands reserved to said
Indians by said treaties, ten thousand dol
lars.


For the payment of the annuities to the
Usage and kanzas Indians, as provided for
by the third article of said treaties of seven
hundred dollars in lieu of all former annui-
ties, to the former, and three thousand five
hundred dollars to the latter, annually for
twenty years, ten thousand five hundred dol
lars.


For the purchase of cattle, hogs, and 9th
er domestic animals, and articles, as stipula-
ted for by the fourth articles of said treaties.
including the expense Of transportation and
delivery of the same, fourteen thousand sew
en- hundred and fifty dollars.


For the expense of building four houses
for Usage Chiefs, as stipulated for by the
said fourth article of the treaty with them
and one for the principal Kanzas Chief, Ia,
estimated for b. General Clark } ten thous.
and dollars.


For carrying into effect the provisions o
the aforesaid treaties, relative to agents
blacksmiths, agriculturists, and other per
sons to be employed for the benefit of sale
Indians, including the expense of erectin,
the necessary buildings for the accommota
tion of such persons, for tools, and all otheI
expenses connected with said provisions
fourteen thousand one hundred and fit,
dollars.


For payment of the debts due by the Kan
zas Indians to Francis g. Couteau, and b,
the Osages to Augustus P. Chouteau, Pau
Baillio. and William S. Williams, as provi
ded for by the eighth and thirteenth article
of said treaties, two thousand dollars.


For payment of claims of citizens for de
prcdations committed by the Kanzas and O
sage Indians, as provided for by the seventh
and ninth articles of the aforesaid treaties
eight thousand dollars.


For expense incurred under the ninth ar
ticle of the treaty with the Kapzas an,
eighth and twelfth articles of the treaty witt
the Osages, and all other expenses attend
ing the negotiation of said treaties. eiphtee
thousand three hundred and six dollars AM
seventy cents.


To carry into effect the treaty with th