Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-29
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We invite osrreGders to peruse che follow
iAs oxtrss.. OF letters, and lei hiTn make what
comments he please, Ons observation, how
ever. we cannot forbaar 10 make. The AIMS
OF the u ioa are TO be employed il subject
ing US so the jurisdiction OF Georgia! Did
you know this, Christian reader did yea
know that the arms of the repulic Of the u
Alted States wesc to cooperate with our OPP
prsssors? o tell il not in Gath, publish It nos
IN the streets Of Askelon.
GoLD MINES. June a.
NJ. Bostdi;.ots- Sir-When left New r.
chota for ths purpose Of working the Gaid
Mines, I.cspected no interruption from any
sources whatever. Bat have Been painful
ly disappointed, as well as the Cherokees al
this piees in search of gold. A detaelimsnt
OF the United States troops have been station
ed at this place. They few days ago ar
rested nins gold dig6srs, citizens OF Georgia,
and delivered them over to the civil auihori-
~ ofGeorgis, charged with tks violation OF
the laws OF tie United States, prohibiting in
trusion GA Indian lands. Bat as the claims
Of abstract justice have been superseded hy
political expediency, these men hava been
discharged without any punishment.
On the 22d, the authorities OF Georgia,
consisting Of Colonel, Captain and
Sheriff and atou. so OF 40 men, made a
charge on Us. and made US nearly all prison
ers under the laws of the State, for taking
the gold of Georsis, and marched as over
gold pits, logs and bushes, in style called
lndisa file. TO DO committed TO goal, and to
bs dssls With according 10 law ard Georgia
Jusdas. As We marched with guard before
and behind, | iaduised in contrasting pass
aeeSes with ray present condition, now IN the
custody of the Gsorgians, for no other cause
han fa~ Il swS
SIS the mxrah was now hurried or, yet slow al
taat, for had both Of MY feet, and sonid
not walk fast, cur eeRoueroEs Came in con-
tact with tbs troops Of the Halted States. by
whom they were sl arrested, taken prisoners,
their fro aVRss taken from them, and they ia
ken t. the commanders quarters, 90 miles
from tais place, whore the two conflicting
powers settled the controversy, zig, That tbs
State of Georgia bad the right TO eaioree her
laws ever tas Chegekees. Upon this decision
of the TIVE pas tias at collision, the CheYokecs
havs been nstifod by the commander Of tho
United States troops, that ha caanss afford
us any pFotsetion, in consequence OF me
Georgia laws beiag extended over US Wo
are also aoti6ed By the effesrs of Georg1s
that they viii arrest US all IN the sourse OF
two or three days, fer taking the gold OF
Georgia but we are not yet lnhmldatsc.--
HOi"S NOHsSiVAo tlat NFo StS -N'
pass@rs on Stale rights, we expect all to Do
takes to geal according te ae.iss.
l enclose you an order Of Lieut. Fraser,
commanding the United States troops,which
places US in tho most extraordinary situation.
These troops have made arrangements to as
sist tbs Georgiaus in forcing the laws OF tha
state over Us,
ORDER.
An arTan cement has been entered into, BY
wilica there will DO mutual assistance between
the United States Troops and tho eiyil aa-
thortty Of Georgia in all civil proee sses, tho
jurisdiction OF the State of Georgia having
been sXtesded over the chartered limits, and
all the natives arc hereby advised to retars
10 their homes and submit 10 thc preclasna-
lsa ofths State authority F. TRAINER,
). Theycannot DO supported aay ions
ger in any thing inconsistent with ehe Lana
Of the State
A.arrioaa Keepsake We leara that nj. ~
Behr, foreign bookseller q Rev York, has
now in the press in Paris an annual nndss
this title, to which sone Of the moss dis'la'
gulshed literary men OF that city viii coniI.h'
ute. Il is to be edited by Chae. Nesisr. Ihs
eugrayings will b. the same as those OF Ihs
Atlantis Sauvernier tor 1881.
Several sudden deaths occurred IA tyeofgss
town from imprudenily drinking coil "alss
and exposing TO the 40: s9n. during iastVsSs'