Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-05
THE C~HEROKEES.
New Erhota. (Cheyok,, .noo,ion

not DO contemplated Lndiandpolis Democrat.
H CHEROKEES.
JreD Echotd, Cherokee Nation. J March 10
law Z u "eo'gia, making IL a high misds m amor
,oe a whl'e man to reside in the Cherokee N ,tiop,
without taking III. oath Of alle glance. and ob,aio;n~,
permit from bis Exceilency the Governor, or his Aver,
I $ now IN a course Of execution. On last Sabbath. az.
yer zoe usual TINS Of divine service, the Georgia
Gu'ri arrive l., and arrested three OF cur citizens. viz.
Rev. Samuel A. Worcester, MISSIONARY NJ d. .H
can Board To- Foreign Missions Mr.. John r Whssi
en- one oil the Printers Of the Cherokee Phenix AMI
w.. l uoh" Sanh-'hs two last mentioned are ci,i.
zens, WIN Cherokee families, Mr.. Isaac Proctor A.
si'tant Missionary at Carmel, had the evening bstors
Z '"Seh, and cave with the Guard IA a prisoner :
lney were conducted TO the residence Of MIR Tatxin.
Where 'hey were kept under guard during the nigh
In me morning, they were marched off bv wav NJ
Etahwab, where, we presume, the same eyening IN.
Rev. Jonn Thompson, another missionary of m. 80
can Beard, was arrested.
Our eject is now simply to give facts as tbev b,v.
occurred before our eyes, and not TO indulge our selves
in remarks-the scene has just commenced. and ws
must want until II closes. Although our rsadsr. uuI
recollect. that The law under which these wor,hv na
are tsken, is express. and the pnnishnent .evero ;,n.
~Prt'onmcnf IN the Penitcnta,y for not less MGu
f0u gears. yetit would be doing iojustiee 10 m. .ood
poole OF Georgia, to say, that the law, enacted a I'M.
has been, at a time OF great excitement. will a.suraae
" he executed. The Court may honorabIv ,con;,
them, and thus save the credit Of the state 49,
not become US, therefore. 10 anticipate the rssu, s~S
comment upon these proceedings at This time' NJ
are we disposed to censvre ths Guard, for doins wbs,
~ toCi " 10 kVtT ufV n a - -.
the State we can speak OF item ONLY az r.sns
their conduct in doing that duty. We must obssrvs
however, that we cannot see tho ~propriety aud the ne
of such a military movement to arrest yy;tho,, u0
ce's, a fsw unarmed and peaceabIe indiviiu,Is - I
we had rather, by a great deal. thew had coms ~
some other day, instead OF the Sabbath. The men n
whom they were in pursuit, were not going 10 ~
away and leave the country they would have hsso
as sure OF finding them on any other day. az on tbs
Sabbath. VI
In justice TO the commanding officer. (Co, N.I,o.
we must saw. that his acted with n graal IL a -.
ty and kindness towards bis prisoners wi lie in .;s
place. lilo was so accommcd ating as 10 allow Mr.. wo,-
ees'er TO return with a guard in the evening, and take
supper, and attend worship with his fam iiy-be also
gave bin the same privilege in the morning. We vv;sS
we could cay that all acted k~ipdly-but We are obI;aad
% notice quite a different behaviour a bsba,Itnr
however, we nave reason TO believe, disapp,ovad b.,
the Commander. o.eu oy
The PIRATES u. s. Circuit C0,rt-.A, A.
opening OF the Court, yesterday morning, HIS Homo,
Judge Bets, discharged Browning and the how d.
,nS .Wo VINO hau oeen made use OF as Witnesses, on
"ansiey. His Honor the Judge delivered a mo-,
touching address TO these persons before he di..h."ne,
ne en- o.. the boy DAVIS 10 particular he pointed out
tbe dreadful conss quences which followed IT, -
criminal concealment OF the ~diabolicaI consn;rscy ~
commit murder-he pointed out to him the enotm;
OF lne crime and the narrow escape which he had
from The late OF the persons convicted. Hs 6ralI'
admonished both as to the necessity tbev Ia, nn@a"y
guarding against all temptation to commit crimes ~
iu,ure; During the address, BrownIigg seer med CON.
'N~'NSfJ o. DTeSAlVan N
almost completely unmoved.
we have been informed, that an understanding ba,
oeen en'ered into with the British Consul IN ho,o
.nese TWO persons removed to England, their native
places A""''
Case Of SalUage A very imro,,ant cass ba. hosn
pending FOR several days b. fore Fl, Honor Judge Bs,ts
In the District Court of the United States. in which =
question OF great interest TO the ship owners aud mer-
chants OF this port is involved. A pilot boa, discovered
q vessel near the lighthouse, at The hook. In a s,ate If
distress and peril, making signals for relief. The crew
~ the boat boarded her, worked at The pumps. s,ornsJ
nsr Iesk, nghtened her by iakiog a part OF her cargo on
ooa'o 'he piiot boat, towsd her TO a placs of eafety and
one oil the pilots rem ained on board until abe ,rriysS :" :,
New York, the others returning 10 The civ in The n;,o,
ooa' WIN that part OF the cargo they had taken ON
board. The statute of Ibis State has providsd ,hst a."
board OF Warden, Of the port .halI determine IN. go
Pensation TO which pilot, arc entitled for extra services
rencered TO vessels appearing on The coast in dis,rss.
ana 'n wani OF a pro-; snt the great question in the
case, ard which was very fully discussed. vas wha,h -
tbs Board OF Wafdens have exclusive iurisdis lion n ,bs
case TO determine the compensation 10 which IN. nj.
lots are entitled, or WHISTLER tho District Conr, a..
OF salvage.
The pilots feel great interest 10 The esse and a l,ro.
uuhoer oI mem attended. The care closed on S,tur.
dsy evening, ard his Honor The Judge in,ima,,d ,ba,
a deci'ion n'isht be expected immeJi,ely. Tn. p'
lots counsel were Messrs. Burr and Lord.
ror ne owners OF cargo, w. SIosson-ior tho owners
OF vessel, T.. Paine Comier
IL fppears that the Reservoir of The LickIns s,n.
nv OF the OHIO Canal has been productive of great
feii,ions and certificates from The Dsieh.
borhood, state that four. 6nhs of The ipbabi,ant. in fbc
Immediate yieHiy Of the Reservoir have been the
~suhjects OF epidemic fevers, during The years 1925
ard 1880 In The latter year, ihs well were hardly
oumerons enough to attend the sick This Resstvoir
was formed rem a chain OF small lakes, and caused
no sitkne's I'LL The construction Of an em6anknent for
me supply OF more water in the reservoir, the effect of
whieh vac TO oyer6 W about seven. en- hundred arres
Of numbered land The ordinary streams fail, and the
water ~ drawn from The reese, voir 10 supply The Canal,
AZ that ss'son Of the year when auiumnaI.
are generated, The humid tract thus lett ex.
posed 10 the aciioa OF the sun, is consequently pro.
due i've Of very III consequences TO health. IL Is pro.
goted 10 remedy the evil by raisiog an embspkmsn
hvs feet high along a part of he reservoir, IT low
wafer marx. The surfiee may thus be kept covered
az least IN IL % late in the season iba, is exposurs
ned no longer be dreaded. IL 10 evident, bowsv,r
ina. these are serious inconvenitn ces. II heath IL
te''er than wealth, irsdi0g Communications would
be ~ purch sed by injecting a whole neIShbor-