Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04
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IL wi be seen from the following extracts Of letter
from CHARLES s. HAMPsrEAD, Esq Secretary 10 the
Commissioners, for treating with ia. ldi.ns on the In
per Mississippi thar the nego,i ,tors have been con-
pietey successful having acquired, n addition 20 the
grea, lead region, the PORTAGE het cen In, O
cousin and Fox River, and completed the military com
nuricaiidns between the valley Of the Mississippi aud
the Canada frontier.
Extracts q LsrerfTon Charles S. Hampstead. Esq,
fohlsJrie,id IN st. LC.is dated
PRAIRIE pU CHIRN, Jr!y SIsf, 1929.
The commissioners have had great difficulties to en-
| counter, bu, ibsy are all surrounded.
treaty ha' been concluded with the Chippewss and
Poaw attanics, for their part of the miner Al country
and al'' for tract Of 8 miles by so between lake Mich
gan and kock ,iVer,-in all about 500 900 acre two
inNols ol IL mineral, and covering all tho country
from the Oui'consn TO Rock river These Indians
received their goods, and departed well satisfied With
the W'nncbagoes, the terms Of treaty have been
agreed upon;-ihry cede also from Rock river TO the
Ouisconsin, and another considerable tract 10 INCLUDE
the Portage anil Fort Whine bago.-A council will be
held with the Sacs aud Foxes week. and is pro.
babe that all the lshours Of the conmissoneS vii! bs
closed towards the S;h 10th prorino. Our f.fsnds
Gen Dodge III. Graio,, and Others have efficiently az
sisted the commissioner. TO couneract evil Influences
spd 10 o'ing matters tn a s,cc"Ssiu termination
We observe by the Free Trade Advocate of to-day.
that Mr. Rsguet it's editor, proposes enlarge hs pa
per, 20 as 10 embrace the discussion OF other subjects
than political economy. After the FIRST December next,
will be published at TIE city OF ashin2 ton under the
title OF" The Banner Of the Constitution and polit,ca
paper, will advocate State Rights and the !oct, inc o.,
asrict ana limited construction OF the Cons tuition
ing for its motto the following paragraph The power,
not delegated to tho States bv the Constitution no.
prohibited By it, to the Staes Ieserced 10 the States
respectively or 10 the people" The friends oil Frae
rade will NJ doubt he grn,illed have a, the Of
the general government paper, devoted the piinoi
pies tor which they con'onng, Wills, ~. aLvoc
OF state rights. possess vehicle by which with prope
SUPPORT their views may be widely circulated
f.n' paper, il appears by the Prospecius il not TO
be confined TO discussions upon politics and political
economy II will embrace general subjects and besides
giving the prominent speeches in Congress upon roa
national qursirns, and q summary uf ts cociing.
will give all the public documents state p,rrrs ipo.
matte correspondence reports Of the Heads of Depar,.
meDs and such other matters may bs worthy being
recorded in paper intended for future reference II
will contain the decisions Of the Supreme Court upo
important questions and the proceedings Of the Execu
tive, SO lar a. they be publicly known ami ia fine
such deta OF the official transactions of tie Govern.
men Executive, Legislative, and Judicial a. IL likely
to interest every citizen az home abroad Ii will no
published weekly, imperial sheet, in quario form
oil eight pages Cike the New York Albion. we pre-
'ume) a'JtDe dollars ner annum Phil Gag
NORFOLK, Aug. 3I.-rh- President Of the United
States accompanied by the Secretary OF War; and Gen
raot, Chief of the Corps OF Engineers will leave .h
'P Raps thls morning in the Steam Boat Potomac, for
the Seat OF Government.
The President offended Divine service Mt Oh Poin,
yesterday, and his health appeared much imprnved
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Thc President OF the Uni,-
ed States returned to the Seat of Cove rument
from Fort Calhoun, in The Steam Packet Potomac nc.
companied by the Secretary Of War and General ra,io
We are glad 10 learn that the Presien s health has
heen improved by his trip TVat I,f