Payment of purchase money for Osage reservations Reimbursement of annuity deducted from Osage Indians in 1835 Expenses of a commissioner to examine and settle claims for C-Continued. Payments for improvements on missionary reservations, per fourth article of treaty of December, 1835, with the Cherokees Payment of the purchase money for forty acres of land, per first article of treaty of 1839 with the Chippewas of Saga naw Expenses of negotiating treaty of 1839 with the Chippewas of Saganaw Payment of annuity to Osages, per second article of treaty of Jannary 11, 1839 Support of two blacksmiths' establishments, &c. for Osages Reimbursement of annuity deducted from Clermont band of 3,000 00 Payment of one year's interest on $157,000, at 5 per cent., to 2,355 00 Building ten houses for Iowa chiefs 2,000 00 Completing survey under treaty with the Delawares, and Expenses of holding a treaty with the Stockbridge Indians Twelve maps, showing the position of the lands of each Expenses of surveying and marking boundaries between the Relief of James Baker, per act Relief of Ellen Schmuch, per act June 23, 1836 Relief of Benjamin H. Mackall, per act Relief of Thomas J. Triplett Relief of N. S. Colquhoun, per act March 3, 1839 Relief of the legal representatives of Michael Fenwick, per 115 60 Relief of the levy court of Calvert county, Maryland 3,000 00 5,009 80 17,546 70 Relief of sundry citizens for Indian depredations, per act 1,370 00 Relief of A. J. Pickett and George W. Gayle, per act March 3, 1839 Relief of the administrator of Henry Gratiot, per act March 3, 1839 1,413 70 Relief of E. H. Williams, ad ninistrator of Dr. Hazel W. 210 00 Relief of Ann S. Heilman, per act June 22, goons Suppressing hostilities of Creek Indians Removing the light-house at Old Point Comfort Light-house on pier at Oswego Survey of St. Francis, Black and White rivers Road from Memphis to Strong's, on St. Francis river Fulfilling treaties with Florida Indians To aid certain Creek Indians to remove west of the Mississippi, per act 20th May, 1836 Expenses of delegation, &c. per act 31st May, 1832 Carrying into effect treaty with the Cherokees, per act 2d July, 1836 1,654 17 35,189 98 400 00 49,664 50 20 00 4,548 30 243 13 406 50 182 45 678 98 220 00 25 00 840,888 01 Arrearages of annuities for Cherokees 29,000 00 Indian annuities Relief of Robert Keyworth Pay and subsistence of mounted rangers Read from Detroit to Saganaw and Fort Gratiot 445 89 45 50 216 46 4 52 1838 Interest of Treasury notes issued per act 12th October, 1837 TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Register's Office, November 28, 1839. 29,061,427 82 T. L. SMITH, Register. D. Of the public debt. The payments on account of the (old) funded and unfunded debt, since the 1st December, 1838, have been as follows: 1. On account of the principal and interest of the funded debt: Principal Interest $13,012 48 1,000 34 Debts of the corporate cities of the District of Columbia, assumed by the United States, viz: Of the city of Washington Alexandria Georgetown The payments during the year 1839, on account of the interest and charges of this debt, amounted to TREASURY DEPARTMENT, $1,000,000 00 250,000 00 250,000 00 1,500,000 00 $76,374 77 Register's Office, November 20, 1839. T. L. SMITH, Register. |