The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-21

Mr.. JEFFERSON has determined, we I'm.
derstand, to indulge bis feelings of human.
ity in visiting Mr.. CRAWFORD, nutwith.
standing the in,idious publications in the
new spapefs. Mr.. and Mrs. MADISON
have shown great kindness TO Mr.. CRAw-
FORD, and every comfort that his suffer.
incs admitted of have been afforded him
in the amiable family OF MIR. Barbour.
ID.
From Che National Jnteligencar.
TREATY WITH THE RCARAS
CAmp 9th REGIMENT u. S. lkFANTnY,)
Near HE Ricara ToWHS, tug /, 1872
Whereas the Ricara nation have made
war upon the United States, by attaCkinga
party of Americans, under the direction Of
Gen. w II. Ashley and hostiltles in con
sequence thereof, have been carried on be.
tween the same nation Of Indians and the
United States Now, therefore, for the
purpose of putting an end to the said hosls
lilies, aud making a firm and inyioahle
peace between the said nation of Indians
and the Uaited States, the chiefs, head
men. and warriors of the kicara nation, for
themselves and said nation and Colonel
Henry Leayenworth, Of the Unified Staes'
army, for and in behalf of the u. States,
have made, concluded, and agreed upon,
the following articles, viz:
ARTICLE /. The Ricara nation agree TO
restore the arms taken from General Ash.
ley's party, and such other articles of pro-
perry as may remain in their hands, which
were obtained OF Gen. Ashley in exchange
for horses.
ART. Q. The Ricara nation agree that
the navigation of the Missouri shall not be-
obstructed by them that all American ci.
tzens duly authorized by the L. States to
come in their country, shall be treated by
them with Kindness and ci,ilily /; and in
CASE any of the nation commit acts of ,io-
lence upon any American citizen, spch in.
| diyidua shall be punished for the offence
ART. 8. In consequence of the perlor-
nance of the foregoing articles, il is
I greed that the Ricaras snail be held and
treated MS friends Of the u. States.
ART. 4. There shall hereafter be a firm
aud invlolable peace between the Rieara
nation and the u. States.
In witness whereof, the parties to those
presents have hereunto set their hands and
seals the day aud year above mentioned.
Tie Little Soldier.
Knife Chief.
Chief by Himself.
The one that Wandes
The Crows Feather
The Two Crows
! The Grow that Speaks,
| The Big Sun.
The Mad Man.
The Big Star.
The Man that Cries.
II. .LEAVENW ORTIZ,
Col. Commanding 9Th Regiment,
In presence Of
A. "oolley, Major 9th Infantry.
John Gale, Surgeon United States
Army.
NJ, Morris, Lieut.. 9th Infantry.
". H. Ashley.
Thomas Noel, Acting Adjutant 9th
Infantry.
N. }. Cruger, Lieut.. 9th Infantry.
certify The foregoing To be true copy
II. LOWNDES,
| Aid de Camp
| '."e2ss.--
| Steam packet Nee York strandtd.-We
learn by the Norfolk Herald and the Bea.
con, received here by the steam boat,
winch ielt Norfolk yesterday morniA
that this vessel left New York last Thurs
day, Tor Norfolk, and arlN ell off the Capes
on Saturday afternoon, but owing to the|
extreme hazlness of The weather, was UNI
able to discover land, and in standing 10,
unfortunately struck upon sand bar that
makes out from Cape Henry, half a mlle|
to the southwark of the light house, and
aitno' close IN with the man land, suchI
was the density of the atmosphere, tbel
| shore could not be perceived. She struck
about IL O'Clock in the morning. There
were about so passengers on board the
New York who are all safe. This truly
unpleasant intelligence was received on
tuesday afternoon in letter from capt
Churchward, to the Agent here no 9th
er particulars. The person who bro't the I
letter states, that the New York had mi
bHsed, but that her Situation Vas rather T
critical one. Size has a large quantity Of !
goods on board for Norfolk.
since writing the above, the following
E!'s'.s9'ngers, Viz, Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes OF
Elizabeth City, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson,
nave come up from the packet, and bro
Ine letters and a list of the Consignecs.-
The goOus have all been landed in good
order The rest of the passengers are On
their way up. [BaH. Pat.
600
from the PhHadetphia Franklin CdZelk
MIR. JEFFERSON.
Thomas Earle having lately written al
able pamphlet ON {" the right of states 70
alter or annual charters, and the decisions
oi the supreme court thereon examined"
copy OF 1t was sent To Mr.. Jefferson, from
whom the following letter has been recer
ed in reply:
Erlrdct efa letter from Thomas JeGcrsOr
Thomas Earle Of Phitadciphia, dd's
.nonftcetio, Sept -, 1898.
our letter ofAugust %, with the pam
phlet accoinnanvi,,r - -, -. rucpiv gd