Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

tween the ras and, from my view of the work, have
no doubt the road, by being kept always dry will be
preferable to turnpike as not njuring the feet of
en-. Sc. GFrdnkfort (Ry) Commentator
The INDrANs.-We fell into an errour Friday,
10 saying that the first christian party oil OGelas after
diposing of 1000 at the late treaty, retain about
5000 acres The Onedas divided into three parties.
the hrs and second christian parties and the party
The late treaty held with the FIRST christian party
exclusively and the lands proposed be sod Included
all belonging to that party On this occasion they were
divided on the question of selling and removing; mi
nority desiring to remain. The talks" was by the
respective speakers each sde accompanied by their
interpreters, before Governor Throop. Some of the
speeches are described to exhibiting much elo
quence and ngenuity and were listened TO with inter
by considerable assembage, attracted thither by
the novelty Of The proceedings These were conduct
ed with dignity and decorum.-The governor having
recommended settlement Of their differences, they
were amicaby adjusted among themselves, and the re
suit was that the entire party proposed 10 dispose OF
ther lands and remove TO Green Bay, aud the treaty TO
this effect was concluded as heretofore stated
[Atbany Argus.
Indian Tftfes.-A treaty concluded in this cit v
on Wednesday, between the first Christian marty of
Oneida Indians and the Executive OF This state by which
the Indian title TO about 1000 acres Of land, lying the
south side the Seneca turnpike in the county Mad.
ison, will be exDguished The treaty Of sale was con.
euded under law of the last session. authori4in The
Executive to extinguish the Indian title TO lands in this
state, by allowing for them their appraised value; and
the amount to be paid in the present instance will be
suDee. 70 such aPpra'emen under the direction ofhe
commissioners OF the land Office. The first Christian
party Of Ogeidas, who contemplate aremova TO Green
Bay tho next season. will retain in this state afor the
aforementioned sale, about 60OO acres Of ian,l.
Al the foraaiion Of the present treaty, which took
place In the ball Of the Capitol the ceremonies were
novel, aud the "taks OF the Indian Chiefs and their
proceedings generally, dccorous and appropriate no.
SOUTH SEA EXPEDITION
The New York Courier OF Saturday, says:-Tbe brig
Anawan, the ilg vessel Of this expedition, dropped
down the lower bay yesterday and will proceed 10
sea This morning. Tins after three years of persever
ance and industry, Mr.. Reynolds find, himself upon tn,
ocean in search of the undiscovered Islands of the South
In addition TO the importance of this exped
lion, is highly interesting in national point Of view
whatever lands may be discovered by Mr.. Rcynoid.
and bis enerprising sssociaes will become the pro.
peTty OF the United States The stores Of science will
be increased by the products far distant Islands yet
unknown to civilized man, and curiosity may, per.
chance, be gratified with something new we visited
the Anawan on THURSDAY. She IL fne vessel, and a
very fact sser. She IL furnished with an excellent n.
brary, and all the instruments necessary for such an
petition. She has stout and hardy crew, an experi-
enced captain, AMI 6rst-rae officers. After the com.
mercal objects Of The expedition shall have been ac.
compshed Mr. Reynolds intends to sail round Inc lev
circle, and push through The first opening that I've nd
Success TO him. Mr. X. Is accompanied Ivy DR.. Eigbts
on Albany. gentleman Of talents and scientific accom-.
pisbments."