1851 Indian appropriation also omits the $28,505.50 Seneca claim

What landed

After #1249 showed the September 30, 1850 Indian Department act (9 Stat. 544–559) carried no identifiable item for the Senate committee’s $28,505.50 principal plus interest Seneca claim, #1250 tests the next cycle: the enacted February 27, 1851 Indian appropriation (9 Stat. 574–587).

Result: routine Seneca annuity and interest entries appear, but no identifiable $28,505.50-plus-interest restitution item. Bounded negative for that particular statute only — not proof the claim was never paid later.

Chain so far

• #1248 — S. Rept. 192 (Sept 9 1850) recommends principal+interest in the appropriation bill
• #1249 — Sept 30 1850 act omits the six-part claim (routine Seneca lines only)
• #1250 — Feb 27 1851 act likewise omits it

Doc.31 body, later relief acts, and settlement/voucher records remain open. Hays/Hewitt-style retained-money advances in 1850 do not reappear here for the Senecas.

Separations locked

• #1250 ≠ #1249 ≠ #1248 recommendation ≠ enactment ≠ payment
• $28,505.50 six-part ≠ routine $75,000-interest / permanent annuity lines
• Absence in 1850 act ≠ absence in 1851 act ≠ universal nonpayment forever
• Two consecutive appropriation negatives still leave later administrative or private relief possible
• Unnamed 1840 agent ≠ proven Stryker; Polly Jimeson personal ≠ tribal