Recapitulation of the various acts of appropriation for annuities, shewing the amount now applicable to that ob * ject, under each act. Act 6th May Add, for life annuities to Anderson and Lapahnilhe, of the Delaware nation, of $ 360 to the former, and $140 to the latter,-and to Little Billy of the Six Nations, of $50-all of which are referred to in the preceding statement, and are not provided for by any specific act, 550 $ 224,675 *The laws making appropriations for carrying into effect the various treaties with the Indians, passed anterior to the last session of Congress, having been executed as to all the provisions of said treaties, except auities, and a reference therefore to the provision for these only, (as is here made) being necessary, they have not been inserted at large in this volume. The acts passed at the last session, making appropriations for carrying into effect certain Indian treaties, ratified before and during the session, and for other objects, all of which remained to be executed, have of course been inserted entire. See chap. 66, ante. In addition to the amount appropriated by this act, as here stated, for annuities, (the amount of which, respectively, are specially provided for in the treaties referred to in the act) the following annual provisions have been made, on estimate, by said act, for carrying into effect other stipulations of said treaties, &c. For the support of a blacksmith, &c. for the Socks and Foxes, and Ioways, under the 4th and 5th articles of the treaties with them of 4th August, 1824, (See the articles, p. 242 & 288.) For the support of a gun-smith for the Miamies, under the 5th art. of the treaty with them of 6th Oct. 1818, (See the art. p. 315.) For the purchase of salt for the Miamies under the same treaty and same article, (p. 315.) $3,000 600 $20 Carried forward $3,926 |