Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

ne" now entering upon hi' territory; they are already in
qlivt posscsoand at the in humble iuig,ne MT
must be considered tenants at will.
II is unnecessary, ho~ever to discuss the leg prirci
pie which be Involved My cLst Object. both az
friend of the government and peop Mas 10 brrg to
the real state Il The on, so, aud IN .uyres,
emedy which m'gh,n some degree. obvis,e difficulties
appears 10 me hat the operations the sovernpe
nigh, be confined mere civil rroces, .hruLi he ,or.
ry see even that. urged with much haste or Tiger In
the 'ncsn time, sufficient addition nj number Of agent.
sh' tie employed TO locate the Ind the
shortest Practicable ine-wbich " hen dune would SUI
pefscdc ali necessity Tor rmovai OF settlers who
ann MT 'resP1sses on the improvements actua
III the possession oil Indians.
re .uadc myself ;hs' the . hss'y suggestions will he
receive" with d gee OF Indulgence e.oniog with
nc friendly aud respectful srt in which they
Tered avn Tar from The attempt OF sire TO oh rude nv
views unnecessarily, or improperly either upon the Pre-
sient or yoursei. Tor each of ho,n my be permitted
10 say have ever cherished the m friendly r-lmr,,
ami the most pot und respect,
shall be much gra flied TO hear from You i'm RI p,v
when you convenience may Kermit
nave HE honor TO be, sir. most respectfully your obj.
'e"" [. e. CLAY.
oil Madison County, held ., Hunts, l. on the &c n ulimo
oil which Thomas Bib, Esq. herman. committee
appointed 'or"por at aljourn meeting pa
We 'hu resolutions expressive Of the know
community, IN rciaos to the unhappy differences which
have arisen between the General and State Gov
III relation TO the settrrs public lands within the
territory acqiired hom the Greek nation Indians The
committee consists OF Gov. Bbb }. w. MCung E.q &.
T. Clifton, Esq editor of the A,ivoc,e Edward p,rk,
{. G. Clay.
The report of a committee, embracing such a weigh,
oil t'en political experience aud pairiom, a,ted
WIN general interest IL will embohS doubtless the
tnrn. OF the Tennessee Valley on The mpor,an, suncc ct
10 which 1t refsrs.-.afooie Reporter, .VoU.9.
.aia1amn The Mobile papers received yesterday Of
ne date oi The 9Th instant contain the letter Of Secretary
lass, IN reply to Governor Gayle, dated Oct 22d, which
has been published in OF the nu,tern pnpvrs We
Mnn ''o mat before that letter hal been written. nsuc.
oh had been given, such have since been made pub
nc Tor nastehny the location OF the Creek lands The
United States MARSHAL had given pubic notice OF letter
o, Instructions from The Department Of War; dated on the
IGN OF October, directing time be lost Gin the per-
,ormance Of this service, in order that the Indians may
De resoved upon their reservations and the
OIL your the Mrsbals) action in The al,ir, obvated al
as early Iay as possible" The Commission instituted to
make the location 10 connenc. OH the of M
venber a, Fort Mitchell. There i. in consequence a
space OF ten weeks left before the time assigned 10 the
Marshal Tor the removal OF nru'ers arrives doubt
appears to be entertained that any occasion will arise for
any difficulty with the soldiers.
In conobora'ion Of this, we perceive in tie Albania
papers that sales Of the lands in question are already adj
verified The Montgomery Advertiser announce s that the
surveyor General has directed public notice that
I'VE ,own-hp' oil Tho land in the Creek Nation will he of
ered Tor sale on the first OF January This could only he
because the Indian ations arc actually ct
or because the lines OF demarcaon within which the re.rr
Vaion are to be made, have been drawn with sufficient
ds,hc'hess to exclude these townships from the Indian
claim" which answers the same purpose, and satisfies the
requisition Of the for the of the Jn,ns
IN their caim.-Bdh finer.
importdnt.-We are indebted TO the Marshal Of this
district or the following extract Of letter of
from The Secretary OF War, under date of l9h ctobcr
We hasten to lay /, before our readers
"a commission has been instituted which will proceed
immediately to the location of the Creek lands. They
nave oceh uirected To lose no time in the of
TINS service in order that the Indians NAV be removcd
on 'her own reservations, and the necessity of your ac
ZION IN the affair." obviated at early day as possbIe
lhey will probably commence their Iabors at Fort
Mitchell by the LIST OF November
we havc nei'her :ime for common, en- is in
teresng extract The letter from which il ia made he
throughout the impress Of dignity and frmness while At
e same 'me sacred regard TO the rights of the State
and just consideration for the condition of the
settlers on the coded territory strkingly manifested
ms L. precisely the that the people of Alabama
hah right 10 expect from the Fedr raj f. -
the course dictated by hgbrni anil lofty patriot m
andi VIII overwhelm with confusion those rel sns
who have sought out Of This controversy 10 b,i h, -
coSon with the General and STATE northumberland
We learn from the Register Of last evening tina, Com
missioner has been appointed proceed Immediately "a
Tue location OF the reek lands, in order that the Indians
may ne removed upon their rpservatves This
course will, without doubt remove al of
ne'"een me State authorities and the General
Ho'cTnHent.-Ji0biie Ner. Adrertser, .Nor g.
SELMA, (Aa) Nov. 7.
rec'nes that difficulty has occurred bet cen The
"ers on Tie hoctaw lands ofring for e. and those
engaged in land and that fur qe n,iemrn en-
gagged in speculation, had been killed By Indians insga
ed by the seters-FTee Press.
MASSACHUSETTS Observation-Disclosures Eour ,ovns
give Davis The National Republican canddae for Govern
or, IL s?r; adams Nn asonic) o35; Morton, (Jark
SOM I'732 Allen, Working Mems candidate, !, 263
There Is no probability Of choice by the people The
election VIII therefore he made by the LEGISLATURE in tho
following manner. Out Of the four persons having The
highest number OF votes the House OF Represent tves
VIII select t,co and Of these two the Senate will srle,
one, who will hereupon be declared Governor for the
suing year. -
In the Norfolk Congressional District there Ia AGAIN M
choice. In the townships heard FROM General Dsarhon
Chronicle. '"'o'e
Massachusetts Elcciion.-The returns for C;ove,por
rom z4i towns, give the following resu-D Wis % O3S
adams l72l5, Morton 1859 Allen 2f5o
NeU Porklt is at last rendered certain that the Jact
son cannaes Tor the Senate Of New ok have
III all the districts. Anti asonry has been
Frustrated even in the eighth district more
rou was scarcely ever experienced There are hardly
scient number OF them elected the Assembly to con,
doie WIN each other the prosraon OF all their homes
Ill., ~ ~ '''e Oo''"'
attorney Generoi.-The Globe announce the ,pno;,,
menf by The President, OF Mr. Butler of Albany 10 the
once Of Attorney General Of the United States in Tho
place OF MI Iancy This Is undoubtedly an lien, al
poin'nenf and one which, think cannot be
than very popular. Mr.. Butler stands deserveJv b;rh -
profound lawyer aud eloquent speaker and will rar,y
WIN MN mo The cabinet much weight of character and
talents more able cabinet than ~ now have has never
eNeu IN ms or, perhaps, any other country There is
noI member Of TO whom any reasonable sn can take
any eScepnon.-BdHimore Republican.
ny aieit"r from Miledgevle, under date Of the I3,b
lh we learn that Gov. Troup has resigned his seal In
the Senate OF the United Sates-qugusfa Consf;f,,t;
nHisf. &c. concentrations
Whdf DIES this meon7 "a meeti, q Of the Friends and
AhVocaes OF State Rights, from all PARTS Of the S,as ~
georgia, Is called 10 meet Mledpe vile NJ. a.. 1o
insan' and meeting OF the F,iends of t,e 1nion f
a. p, o. ne sa'e, also called, 10 at the came