Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

which a'sly destroyed by fire, the insurance on
which amounted 10 considerable sum.
SAVANNAH July PA council the Chiefs, Head
ard Warriors OF the Creek Nation for The pncpose
Of receiving tax from the u g Agen, on the suhie =,
Of removal, was to have been held the 18th in ant
bat has been POSTPONED, in consequence OF suf
hcen' time 70 Give genera information 10 The whole OF
the Chic f. ard Head Of the tribe Those vs. no had
taken IL themselves 20 call the Council had in form
cd the Agent that III Indian festival called the Green
Corn ID nce. wonll be hell on the I9;h instant, and
az the attendance on that dav would he very general
they would then consult with the otier chie& appoint
an early day for the csuncil in question.
Tho gentlemen who furnishes this information 10 The
augusta Chronil, states that the Gross generally nm
the rome from NV Oceans are in state of dreadful
irinry-in sone places entirely Destroyed and in most
o;hers, 20 The extent Of one half hird They
appeared u b. worst generally, in the Indian county
"h"r@ considerable scarcity Of corn already pc
RANGED, ard the most lameu'ab distress antcioateJ
"a was expscie! that the extent OF the growing crop
% he calculated on. would not he sufiicien, Tor one
bird Of the population; which with exceeding scarcity
81 game; must neee'sariy produce painful state Of
want and starvation
18th ins'ar To consider the invitation Of the President
70 meet him at Nashville to form treaty for remova'
Every dav ia developing sources Of wealth TO
G'orgn. By the following extract from tbs HArco-k
Advertiser, To Golj we NAV now add hat most usef1l
OF metals, Iron The Editor &c that paper WHO has re-
Gently v'i'el he county Of Hdbersham says-"Thrse
miles below Clarkasvile, The capital Of that county on
The Sokee, tributary 10 the Chanshooche, an enter.
prising gentleman (MosEs STRoUp) is erecting wcrks
Tor the manufacture ofiron The bees of ore are mex
haustib'e When these works are completc the issua
Of wrought iron will be 1000 per diem; and they can
be enlarged 10 any desirable extent Travellers will
and themselves well compensated for their toubls,
ny an inspection oil these noble works Price OF iron
80 per hundred" 1Georgian
THE CHEROKEES.
july 29-We learn from the Z" Phocoix" that 'ho
agent OF The Cherokees received letters from IN.
War Department, one informing him that orders hav.
been forwarded ts the Commander Of the u s Tyoons
for the removal Of all persons from tho Gold mines TIE
other directing him 10 the annuity which has been
for several wears paid ;he Treasurer to the indiyd.
mails Of he Cherokee nation.
the latter rnaa'urs does not please the edi-
tor md IL viii doubtless have ike effect upon others
button of the annuity.
On the oh inst wri,s Of iRiun elton were served by
The Sheriff OF Hall Co.. eleven Cherokee Citizens"
for wotkin the Gold mines.
The Special Council was convened on the 10Th ins,
when ness'Tc Of John Ross the principal Chief Of the
General Council, YVES received and read. An,r re.
viewing the proceedings Of the authorities Of Georg
me conduct OF The President, the efforts maze and
the petitions in their behalf from the North and the
advice Of the officer commanding tho IT, S. Tfoons that
the Cnerokeos 'hoNd submit TO the proclamation o.
Gov. Giimsr, he says;-
Thus you will thst the rights and liberties
Of The Cherokee people arc most previously a,ssed.
Our delegation were authorised, if il sIoud become
necessary 10 consult and employ counsel defend orr
e'nse before The Supreme Cour; OF the United States
IN which tribunal a. tbs conservat ry Of the Consiu
ton, IRE aiee and Laws of tho Ugion ran vet ho,s
for justice, and TO which should oslassly and firm
W appeal would, therefore, recon mend the expedi.
ency OF passing law su'horsing some person TO Assert
The rights nj the Che-okee rsion in all courts Of ls,y
anil equity in the United States also 10 address the Pre-
sdent 81 te United States frankly, openly and respsc
MY on The subject Of our unhappy situation. and re-
quest bis parental Interference in All poina az far ne tho
treaties and laws Of The United States acknowledge
and secure TO W right; until the controversy ats
sue win Georgia be decided by the Supreme Court OF
me u states no.
About $1,000 worth OF Georgia Gold has been stomp
sn ny our ingenious townsman, Mr.. Tempeton Rel
with handsome dies showing the actual value Of scb
piece OF metal In parcels OF SO 90 So and go The
pieces OF ten dollars have side this nsoriplion:
georgia G0id lS3O'-and on The other, f" Ten D9i.
a,s. Templeton Reid, Asssyer" The die Of the five
ollar pieces not inferior In execution TO he stamp
m the coin i'sued rom the National Mint Mr. Rei |
noTm' us t1at the goil thus stamped Ivy him will be
AIKEN az the Mint and at most Of the Bauks for he val
u 4 puFPorts on lie face to bear. This will give /,