Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-17


iFrom ,ns Aosusl. (Ceo. cousss, Juus lo1
Bye gentleman just from tho scene. we are inform
etthat the gold hunfoss in thu Chorokeo Territory
were al removed lsss week BY the u Staes' troops.
ascending 10 Heaven on Thursday last m ell diree.
lions. They wore 80 numerous all the country,
that tho condagraticn resctnbed world on Gro.
fher owners talked very big at arst--swote they
coon az they heard the tap OF the drum tho neigh
boring bills, they scnmpcred OF, and old Mr..
Weems used to say, like rats from old barn on
Ere. Thoy did not even step to rhakc tho Rattle
snokes out Of their blankets one of which, of fbrmi-
dable size, our informant shaken from his warm
BIRTH and which must have been the familys bed
follow the preceding nsht-Gucss, they wore in n
hurry.
These troops have orders to scour the gold rcriop
once ~cek. So intent we're these marnudors ON
golden treasures that they work to turn tho
course OF tho Chasaec river in order to hunt it's bed
As the whites moved out, the Indians who had been
driven off, marched in, with great Joy and eyutntiop
amidst tho hearty curses Of their disappointed prcde
cessors.
Capt Cary OF the brig Hiram. at New York from Porto Ca
velo, May 9Th. aud Lasua eis iorns that no events
o. I'm had occurred in Venezoea since former
session ut Valencia.
MEMpnIs, Mayo.
A report has reached this place that tho Choctaw
Indians. disappearing of.ha determination of some of
tho chiefs, to cedo their territory to the States
have put two of the principal oues death, to wit:
Greenwood Lpflore, who had recently been elect oil
head chief Tor king) ofthe nation: and - Fulson.
minor chiof Tha information is derived from gen.
tieman who came direct from Natcheg, and who iu
forms s that the report was generally believed mt thu,
place.
EPISCOPAL We l"arn that on Friday otter
noon last, the Rev. Mr.. SroSE, of MARYLAND wo. un
animo"sy elected Bishop ofthe Episcopal Church in
the diocess OF Maryland By the convention o. tina.
state. II Z. S. Cas
.dtserac Expedition 1t is stated in French m nor
that 6 steam vessels have been chartered by the
Frc"ch Governments, at Dublin and Iiverpool 1--WE
rave oeen compelled saysthe French Editorto resort
10 foreigners for vessels, steamboats,. chain cables
sailors, and pilots, for expedition against little
fortified village
PANS, May -Ou he ierh Of April a Tun,s;un
rpan-ot-war cast anchor in tho Road of Genoa The
commander. Refs Aohsmaied, s,otes tina; every BODY
was IN arms in the whole States of Algers, where,
however great apprehension felt respecting the
ISSUE OF the approaching contest.
All ID" accounts that arrive from TouIon con,i I'm
what bavo said Of tho arduur of the troo,, ho.b
OF the army and navy; aud there such In eaUeress
IN the army tn join the expedition that Cu,,nns have
oiered to serve ss private soldiers. 1t is thought
that the young mon of the be pre- vented
from joining the army in the operations OF the sieue
ALIcANr, April l4-The packet has arrived with
iotors from Aigors. The Consuls had retired int
the Country, and sent their families to Mahon The
defcnce. The batteries augmented and COW
ones are erected on all sides The garrison is com
poted at from o.o50 to I2,o 600 men, who were man
eonvrng every day. The Dey presides and dis,r
ontes the prizes to he combstnnts who exercise in
the orena The French expedition is expected to-
wards the end of May. 1T is The prevailing opinion
that the Dey will End difficult to resist especially
on tho lard sde but stout resist is expected II
the Bedoun Arabs from thu interior approach to hor
mss the landing of the troops. The castle which
contains the treasure y s5G
service OF the Dey of Agiers is estimated ut 500
Inc following account Of the naval force conoris
ing the squadron of rhe expedition sa.inst HJr;cr.
IS gwen in French paper:-EIeyon sh;na NJ Cos,
making total OF 5,S13 men; thirty frieares 10 $50
men; thirty armed briggs, 800 men; eighty armed
corVettes, i,2So men; thirty transports q $50 men
eight bomb vessels GEO men; fivo ves,eIs aon
men; one ditto with $50 men; one ditto. win 10
fotai, l24 ships, 25, sos mcn To this NAV bo sd
Geo i've companies Of marines of ob c,cb-ass
iotai of the naval forces. 25 $50 men pho e0sc
i've lorce OF the land army is 33 ITO men, ua;ipa
general total Of 90, 700 men, '"'''s
Green peas were sold in London on tho os,h os
April o. FIVE GUINEAs por quart.
The late English papers represent tho minnie, os
emigrants to the British colonies and the ~ S,o,oa
70 be grent beyond precedent; crowds of sco,oh
Vcish, and English were leaving their homes for tho
seaports for emba rka ion " 0
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