Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21

| on visit TO the seat at government
FROM the Norili-Westcrn country. They
are under tie direction of MIR. Isaac
Walker--tlleir business is with the go
/ vernment.
WYANDoTs.
| DaaHquofc, or Half X ii,g, head chief OF
| the nation, from Sand,iSkv.
| Tau-yai,-ro- too-yau, Head Speaker.
| DawauiOut.
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Scoiosh.
Tau-yau dou-tou.so
| Squindecie.
1ou-dou-tou-sou.
DELAWARES.
Captain Pipe.
Silas Armstrong.
sENECAS.
Captain Smith.
Con gu-tou.
These are the identical Chiefs among
! whom tie President of the United States
passed d night, as he travelled through
the wilderness from Detroit, and by whom
he was voluntarily guarded, during his
stay with them. Mar. Int.
TENNEsSE An appeal 10 The sense Of
the people has been authorized, by the
requisite majority of two thirds of the Le-
gisaturc of Tennessee, OIL the expedien-
cy OF calling convention 10 amend The
constitution ofthat state; OH which ques-
ton the people are invited 10 vote, dye
or no, at the General Election. This
is the most democratic process of any of
ofour nments-submitting the qucs-
ricn 10 the people, individuality, for their
opinion, without ally representative in
fermentation.
The following resolution has been in.
troduced into the Legislature of renncs-
see, by some one who breads the intro
duction of the National Bank ct ,lona
terentes into that state. The fate Of the
motion does not yet appear.
&C BE It resotred by tie General assembly
ofthe State Of Tennessee, That they do
greatly regret the necessity which impels
them TO declare, that they will view with
concern and Misrepresentation the establish
ment oiany bank, branch of any bauk,
or other monied institution, not charter
ell by the laws eff this state, within the
limits thereof; and they do feel them
selves under all the ties of responsibility
which bind the representative 10 the peo-
pie, to use all lawful means in their DOW
er 10 prsse'it and prohibit the same"
To.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l4.-On Sunday
morning last, The schooner Travellers
Friend, capt. Allen, sailed from port ON
the Eastern Shore of this state near TO
Newmarket, in Dorchester county, bound
Tor Petersburg in Virginia, and thence for
port IN Georgia, having or board be-
sides the captain, two white men and ~
negroes, men, women and children, claim
ed as slaves by the white passengers. On
Tuesday morning, in the mouth of the
Paiuxent, where the schooner was at an
Choir, while the captain and his two white
passengers were below at breakfast, ten of
the men slaves who we're manacled broke
their letters, declared themselves free, put
the white men in irons, hoisted anchor
and sail, and brought the schooner TO
Baltimore, where she arrived early this
morning.
HE captain, passengers, and nearly all
the slaves, were this day brought before
the Judges ofBaliiIAore City Conrt for the
purpose of investigating the transaction.
The two passengers state, that during the
voyage up from Patuxent, they were rab-
bed by the negroes of nearly all their
wearing apparel, ii large sum of money
and all their papers. They claim 10 have
purchased The negroes from various per-
sons on the Eastern Shore. Fed Gaz.
BY the arrival, at this port, of the brig
AbiHoam, in 81 days from Gibraltar, we
learn that the American Squadron ar
rived at Gibraltar LIST October, in IA DAYS
from the coast of Algiers. Information
was received at Gibraltar the dav before
the AbIneam's sailing, ola revolution hay
ing taken place at Algiers, that the Dey
had been deposed, and together with his
prime minister, and some Others had been
decapitated, and merchant of ordinary
standing there, chosen To fill his place
The plague still ragged at Algiers.
Fed. Rep. Nor. IL.
PHILADELPHIA, November l4.-The
following petition is in circulation. Ii is
deposited at the Coffee House, the A.
ihen@am, and otherpublic places for sig
nature.
To- the HonourGble RICHA RID PETERS.
Esq. Judge Of the District Court Of tie
T.. States.
SlR-The subscribers respectfully re-
quest your attention TO the case of colonel
John Needliam, captains Parkins and
Ferriar, lieutenants Stacey, Webster and
Beisse, DR.. Fry, and sergeant-majOr Parks
nov confined in the prison of this city,
under an Indictment for having violated
law Of the United States, entitled " An
act IN addition to All act for the punish
ment OfcerIain crimes against the United
States" passed Ammo 1904.
II itzshOuId appear, OH the final trial OF
their case by traverse jury, that they are
| guilty ofthe crime laid to their charge.
tie subscribers believe that numerous
considerations force themselves on fhe