Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17
DOyyESrW. NEWS.
FROM TIE cHERokEEs.

NV EcEarA, NV. ~
cs,v,rs,r Lr~rsrw Continues TO distribute 10 the
e,;.us al eScorsia by the sosscry wheels, The i'nds
.ed sad mines Of the Cherokee nation. For two
:, three weeks we have been the spectators III
ntoreulings BY tho citizens Of 0eosg'a, having no
,,,.yel n the history NJ mankind and 10 our fee
i.nss Of the most unnatural KIDD. lfsaoh case
was progressing IN any other civilized eou"''y
than the North American Republic however re-
saedlsss rnwh, be Of ITS horror, fU the sake oil
s,,rplr iasce and sespeo, for the fee,ags Of inaa
kind, We believe such proceedings as we have
becn compelled to witness, wn,d be promptly pro
A.ii,ea The eff;Inete drswsrs $50 ca'led(sf esr
lssss have bssa passing and rsrassng su-.le evi
In cawpssiss, no, unlike cha, q John Gr'n ;
r,es 70 tie 0odnfy sest IN search nj the sp!ondld
les which the r6lng wheel had picsosed TO the"
,naeinaNons. Ito, SIR where rs he nearest hne
70 dis place, TIA, District, number, oosucr lot, sta
sion &c are nAimrctUnesn questions forced upon
". WtsA ws ~ tho pal. faces again, they arc
closely viewing the marked ,rtcs and cnrvc, posts
The sold drawers have been arriving at 'h' go'd
mines, and thsy are compared to the grea, Rrks o.
pigeons tina, hasten TO The ground IN search u fo"d
Evuy LOT has boon viewed, and - maty paths
beaten, by the passing and the cross passing tat-
,ers The rieh nan in Georgia ,s acw v'chse--,he
poor Georgia erp'ans have drawn gold lets tHlons
inv 10th. epprcssed Chcroke~s. ------- has
been lucky he has drawn a rich 10, IN the bottoms
or,he Eiaw-wah nUd Chs,,ahoochy ryers.-Mr
--- will I've relieved from his rsnbauatlmcnis !
he hns drawn h's, rate iot and II worth Hundreds
Of dollars These are faw Of the deeply s,eor
bling subjects which engsoss the conversation oi
the Geo.gis circles, and it would seem, ~ thought
lessy Of the Cherokee claim TO the property, as If
they never existed. Such is the progrm Of the
Georgia measures, that the drawers Of oaf lands
are now en- ering the nation to settle on them, nj
time when tloy in the possession Of the nbof
einsl prom e,ors and their right 10 them unrcn
qushed 70 this invasion q our property NC
protest and we state 10 readers, our night 70
the inis money has never bought We hold tho
bond and seal OF the Republic to protect tbs prop
CITY W. hive stricken ofE from our nation PROV
ince aftcr oyince IL consideration Of THIS promis
c1ptoeclt'o.
The Indian I'll Of 1922, sanctioned Ivy presilcni
iackson hiasslf " provides that tho existing rea.
,,,s with The Indian lfibcs shall not be violated
The Sug;cmc Godtj have decided that oar treaties
are binding on l'in Government, and thn laws Of
i,tote'9 mr q uRl.iiy. The Superior aud Inferior
Counts Of Cseorsi7 have decided that the nsia n
sod bclangs to The chcro'.eos, ,he laws OF Georgia
10 ilia eoa'rar} notwithstanding. LIT Is, thefi fore
calmly WA aud see iithr Guyefrmfn' viii not yc
ssqu,cSee iplhe numerous authorize We have q
,nd from wl,rrh No claim our teial IN Whether
toe Government VIII choose To lthye lh4t laws uul
iihed D. State as The easiest moils ot r,'rdsius Il
self from caloreing them. C4etpitJ ftaott
From a augusta Cantier. jan IA pas' m
ger in the sage last night who came through tho
Cherokee Nation, says that thore was gfeat eScliez
l1,cnt there. Some person who had drawn n trarf
aflaod, or which were Improvements attempted t.
take probably violent possession and WIS resisted
by the indiana. aad that two families cons stius "a
nine persons, hat been massucr,d, 10y the enroee1
savages. lie says the Georgia Guard IS IL clos
pursuit of the mufderorsn