Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-09

Siso directing that 40 part oftho appropriation sha
90 applied Tor the payment Of any printing, othe
than tho ordinary work executed by the Public Print
err unless sanctioned by specific act for that pur
pose This is intended to reach the case of GaIe.
& Scston. who by former resolution of tho Senate
were to print certain Documcnts.) The motion &c
strike out the proviso, was supported by Messrs
Chambers. Foot, Johnston, Livingston, and Smith oil
Carolina. opposed by Mcssrs White and Wood.
bury, and ncgatiycd-aycs 90, noes e3.
In the House on Wednesday, after various bills
were reported, the orders of the day were pos poned
IN favor oftho contested election Of Messrs. Newton
and loyal. The Committee reported in favor oil
The latter, 30 or 40 maiority-dr. Newton claimed
majority of 10 or i5.) Mr.. Storrs moved to recon-
NIT the report, on the ground Of its precision
The motion was opposed by Mrs. Aston, Chairman,
Claiborne, Polk, Iahnson of Tennessee, Mccoy
Tucker Of S. c. and Craig DIVA. and supported by
Mcssrs. Dwight, Taylor, and Stengcre. Finally i,
was Withdrawn by cir. Storrs, and Mr.. Loyal from
the bar of tie House, commenced an argument il
support O: the report.
/ On Thursday. Mr.. Johnson Of Ky. from the Pos
Office Committee, made report adverse 10 the p.nyc
| of the petitioners against Sunday mails. Mr.. Mc
Cfeery fro'n the same Committee, made q counie
report representing tho wishes ofhc minority TO- OO
copies Of each were ordered to be printed. Til.
House again wen. into Committee of the Whole
Mr.. p. p. Barbour in the Chair on the contested
ELECTION from Virginia, wien Mr.. Loyal concluded
his argument. and Mr.. Newton began his reply.
On Friday, some discussion took place on resolu
ton TO print the laws relating TO the Indians-whci
was not concluded, wien the hour expired. The bill
Tor the reicfof Mrs Decatur vas postponed to Sat,
urday-The Va. contested election was again takcr
up, when Mr.. Newton concluded his reply, and Mr
Loyal rejoined. The Committee then rose to give
Mr.. n. an opportunity of sur-rejoinder. On mo-
ton Of Mr.. Spencer, the Va. election laws were or
dered be printed so to 36-and the House adjourn
cd CThe Saturday proceedings will reach us to day
IL There is 4 hint in the correspondence of the
Alexandria Gazette, that all the appointments vii
be confirmed except rery few. More surprise vii
be felt at the rejection os one than at the confirma
ton of all. Allegiance is first due to the Hero
self comes next, and then the country. Never,he
less, predict, that the man who votes iniscrirn:
nately, ratification ofthe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sane
tioning the two dcestable and odous doctrines in
free country, that men to be deprived of ofic,
for the free exerciseof opinion, and the elective fran
that it Is eypedent TO bring the Press un
der Treasury nfiuence-that man, whatsoever he ma,
be, will have uphill road to travel! for the rest
I his political ifc Party spirit in its paroxysms VII
sustain these or any thing clse-but liberal thinkers
and deliberate public opinions, never will
Indian d,sturbnnces-By letter communicated in III
Savannah Georgian Of the lst inst and dated Pumphi
town, Feb 9 perceive that intelligence OF hoi,ir
by the Cheokess upon the white settlers yanns Valley
part OF the indian Territory claimed by Georgia under aces
sion om the Creeks-has been fully confirmed The follow
ing are some of the particulars given
On Friday morning about breakfast an express arye
on Tarrapn Creek stating that body thirty
Indians, headed by Ridge, of the principle chiefs
Cherokee nation, had commenced! bum ing
all The houses said places, and soliciting prevent
had collected the force valley amounting 10 twenty
three men, and proceeded David vanns and inouired
hum BY what authority the Indians acting and wh,hc
they gone lie told they commissioned by RIOS
and Ridge the heads OF nation and that their olec
was the destruction OF Cedar Town, hut that all probab
they had effected their end, GA ,hcr return
We pursued the Yann's Ferry road as ono Smms
TO Intercept thcn bu learning there, that party ha
left there only about three hours determined IN pursu
them to Cedar Town. where arrived half hour
To save the place: then dame We inquired TN
Indians, and informed they bad mostly dispersed b
that body Of them sent TO bum house two mile
higher UP Cedar Creek; aud also learned that was Tin
ping shop kept on NC way, abou, mile and quarter
calculated that was probable they had called TO drnk-
we found ten twelve Indians in and about it, six
whom made their escape tie balance made prisoners
without much resistance on their part.
The chief of the party Chewaya) beaten DEATH
balance, as well neutral as active, amounting fifteen
twenty, severely wounded and fear mortality
The object Of tho party take the Indians bring then
- justice, but the mob exaspera,ed the suffering
hewomcn aud children in tha, ncmcut weather and paTtic
ulary the suffering OF two who child an
had just lain in that they could be restrained.
The number of houses destroyed Yanus valley state
al So Nor their ravages mt.d his-,lIe dweln
houses the Cherokee side and above the Chaahooche
also said to have been burnt They fhe
bostiies; and have beef collect volunteers
prevention of further outrages
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