Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-11

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@.lrtWeTy lOth Captain of Ordnance.
The Cierokees-We have conyersed with ,sn,loro,,
from the Cherokee country, from whom we learn that
the Agent employed BY the Government i'm enrollinc bc
names of enig1ns has been successful than was
to have been cXpected-nearly eight hundred have
parted for the Western counry-and he gives il as his
opinion, that whether treaty is made with the Chiefs or
not most OF them will be induced TO emgrate He has
doubt that at least fifteen hundred will be ready TO de-
by the ensuing fall. We understand that the Aoent
has found the late decision the Supreme Court ins1ed
of retarding, has been auxiliary in inducing the
Indians to enrol. The Chiefs had boosted GOOD deal
about i-sayng they had got their land and laws back
but the enlightened Indians of authority did not so con.
slider it. AT meeting called by the Chiefs have the
Decision read, the Indians not so satisfied as was
expected and the Agent succeeded in enrolling between
thirty and oriy names All the Indians not in
the government agree in believing that il will be for
their interest TO emigrae.-1faeon Telegraph qprii 26
Interesting to settlers IN he Creek .Nation.-The
Marshal Of this district Says the Mobile RensterO has
received instructions from the Secretary of War to repair
10 the district coded by the late treaty and give notice 10
all persons, except those allowed by the treaty TO remain
TIL their crops are gathered, TO remove within short
period practicable having due regard their local po-
sion and other circumstances The Marshal is instruct
cd TO fix this PERIOD and make il publicly known
In the execution of this delicate trust the Marshal is
directed TO be couciatory may be compatible with
the object TO be obtained, and TO apply force only when
absolutely necessary, aud after having fully explained TO
the parties their own duties, the rights of tive Indians the
obligations Of the government and the instructions he
has received. Should II become necessary, the
mandng officer at Fort Mitchell is directed TO aid the
Marshal with the military force under his command in
the execution Of his dudcs.--B.
The Columbus Enquirer mentions n,at the T. States
Marshal FOR thc Southern District of Alabama has been
ordered by the President Of the United States TO remove
The ntrudcrs on tic Creek lands in conformity with the
provisions Of The Treaty, just concluded between the Ger
eral Government and the Creek Tribe lie will he i'm the
Nation in few days TO the order and if resist
ance be offered Major Wager tle commanding officer Of
Fort MITCHELL is instructed 10 aid the Marshal with the
force under his command
WAsHtNGTON, May 5.-fhe House of Representa-
tayes II viii be from their resolution to ~ move car
pets from the Hail. and open doors and windows in H.
are anticipating work The present session bdasGr
TO last oil Midsummer. Better, however, that il last ill
Christmas than that either Of the two great questions {he
Tariff and The Bani) be postponed, or len unsettled
IL will be acceptable news to many, that the General
Appropriation Bill has finally Cat lasD passed both Houses
and wants only the signature Of the President to become
law.-sNaf. Int.