Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03

p.nediet has heen chartered hv the Govern
meni 10 take on 10 Liberia the captured Afr,-
rams a, Amelia Island 100 IN number, aud
will sail from this port io-marrow. She vii
touch nj ST. Augustine 10 land THOMPSON
i MASON, ESQ. and his lady, to take pas
sage fro u hi, place and then NJ ameiia Isand
whence she VIII proceed TO Cape Mrsorsdo
II. ME6LIs, E.a, goes ou' IN the Wash
;poian's Barge, AZ Agent on the part oftht
t,es.rnmeni. and DOcfO T. VAUGHAN
SMITH, of the Navy. as Surgeon of the ve,.
sc.
fi1res ofhe Creekt To- III Cai.sa' If liIb1H
aud Georgia,
We the Chiefs aud Head Men ri the Creek
N,,,on have very recently unhrrsoodi that mneh
altar, and excitement have hcen produced in
various paris Of YOUR country VIZ learn tim, II
!. ,,nnr.el among Vpur eiti1ens that the Creek
N,,iou |. becoming hostile aud unfrlendlyfo the
riizens of saif sfatsk : aud We learn that much
u,ras,nes. 10 manifested IN account Of II. All
,bis we are exIrn ~ sorry Ia hea, aud W.
,na, this r,etboib nf'rm the people generally
that there arc 10 sucu views III coniempla ion
among the people Of the Creek Nation, 4 the
rero,, ia. been gOtetn up by some malicious
ncr.oo or persons 10 excite the feeling oil the
whit. people against us, perhaps Tor their
oet.onnl sdyanta.e, and perhaps 10 arouse the
feeling of the Executive Of the United Sta ties
10, The purpose OF forcing us, contrary 10 our
viii. from the land Of our great lorefilhors,
which has been our inheritance from generation
10 generation. from time i,nnirmoria'.
Indrnpndrnt of all moral right and moral
law. by whieh W hold the same, Government
ofthr u. States has, by n solemn treaty, mad
and ,p,,r,a into AZ the CITY of Washington. by
al tho contributed authosi,ies of both Nations.
nc .nowledsed recognized, e. guaranteed to the
Crr,k N 4ion Tor ever, all the land we now hold
,ho,gh thai i. hui l,tilr an sccan never thiuk
,f ,noyipr from il. Our oh l1rsn are near aud
dear 10 US We must che rish aud support them.
We wish 10 i've in peace with our white bro
tlers * wish our children tolne Ia pence
uo., i.>A mad eans ~ -s;F >. so
aud Instruct orr ch,ldten TO adopt the manners
mud customs ~ The whites, 'ss lar as they are
capable Of so dong, as " find our neighbours,
the Cherokecs. are II ~ advanceins in the arts
of ci,iig q lie. This has convinced us that
We eau do the same and IN ihr Course of few
more gem at"ns. our I'D hairs. mtnaers. and
customs. will. we confidently brliave, be fully
aud completely eradicai.d, aud viii assume
ali the as of iflizAtIou.
Now nitads 4 brothers, we appeal 10 your
feelings e justice aud msgnanlnlty for n
20 operaiiin l. our oauss. You are a great.
h,pt,, L. mag au,mpas peopl' You understand
how 10 apprecae free prlicipies, free lavs,
and free IN .iiiu',ons and according Ia you
honest conceptions OF such lass, van Nil deal
on, 10 u, all ths rights aud privileges that we
are entitled 10, aud have bren gnars.lled TO u.
by the Government OF the United 5 ates
IL closing this communication, we neg Won
on the part Of our Nation and ourselves, 10 &C.
cept the warmes, feelings OF friendship a. good
will and he assured tina, our Nation never
gill spill the blood OF our white friends and
hruthcrs,so long as the water runs or til, giuss
grows.
Signed BY 80 Chief, md un Interpreter.
Creek Nation. August 3, ls20.
yorel OBJECTION. Richard Rudd, Fso.
xlo is a candidate for Co ,gress from that
dia,icl Of Kentucky, which embraces Louisville
papers.
:. five had no Other objection to MIR Rudd,
the lack OF taste manifested IN tho life he ha,
led, would induce Us TO vote against hin. A
hale man, of Eve aud forty & not yet married
Can he Vhos. appeals hare prorsd so unsutes,sful
nth The better part ofcreHion, be weR qualified
10 plead the cause his eodiitaeHisin the ndii0n.
oil LsgisidtiUe We think NOT. Besides, bache.
lors OF ioriy-6ve. instead Of being elected 10
Congress ought 10 be taxed for the benefit
Of those who obey the sacred in JUNCTION, 10
multiply and rcplenish the earth They are
mere drones; strangers 20 the flowers of crea.
ton, VINO neither t"ii nor yield huney The
ladies' will We think, concur wiih Us in The
opinion that such gentlemen cannot be well
qualihde to represent the people OF keniucky.
who are not proycrbia for their. gallautry aud
virtuous devotion 10 the fair"
Ia IA It,f a.
Ships Colossus aud Courier. when arrived j.,
this port erdav, sailed from new New York
On The same day for Savannah. arrived AT that
port together. went to Europe, one 10 IN.
Mediterranean and tho other TO Liverpool aoJ
arrived back again a, New York on the sane
day. Morning Herald.
An Americ IN ship which entered the nort
of Havre with a tfi coloured Gag, was ordered
TO take il down. The three colours are not 10
be displayed in French port even us sig
nal Gag.
Riot and Deaih.--A !" certain poriion Of the
popul alton" Of Cincinnati lately undertook TO
hasten the departure of the colored people
from that City Agreeable 20 law, by .turming
their dwellings. In consequence of one OF
these night attacks, a shot was fred fiom one
death Of a young man named Herrlcks, land
one of the sssailants jim few hours after.
SWEARINGEN.- I'VE mentioned, yesterday
that the trial Of this man had ended in convic-
ton Of murder in The Grst degree. A letter ;,
ON the subject, now before MS, states that. :" du-
ring the whole trial. the prisoner manifested
the greatest GOODNESS and unconcern as 10 the
issue, CALCULATING. with amos, enti confidence
on an acquiiial. When the awful sentence of
GUILTY was pronounced, he qusied. Tor the
first time, but soon recovered his usual compo-
sure. So confident was he Of an acquhisl, thu
he actually wrote letter to bis paramoar, a,