Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-08

sworde &c. sc. They expect reniorc emept from the
arriving almost eveay day. SO they all arrive,
they intend to call the Governor reinsae them
upon their lands In Jackson. and then, If oested they
determined 10 protect hemseives, sword in hand.
We told they will be able muster TOO strong
gentleman from Jackson nfsrms w, that the citizens
70, hsr ,es.y;oo ON Meussy l.. hs
for the purpose Of eecng officers, aud Samuel C. Owens,
gentleman known by many citizens Of the State,
unanimously elected Commando Chief OF all their
forces. Our Informant that they have received
letter from the Government, advising them TO effect
compromise, possible. by pnrcbasin the lands Of the
Mofons, and paying them Tor the injuries hrh they
have sustained. For this purpose persons were ar-
pointed, invested with full power settle the whsle
matter aud will meet the Mormons In this place. Nor
day next for tina, purpose. Should the Morinons reu.e
TO acrede to honorable and lair adjustment, OF these dit
cues the Governor will restore any tina, county
but such hold lands. The following gentlem COM
pose the above named committee Thomas Siayton. SEN
Samuel Erwin, Smaiiw God v. vosnd, SrnsIlwood No.
lands Henry Reuby, Samuel e. Owens, Robert Hickman,
James Campbell, Richard Fristoc, Thomas J.ics and
John Dsvis.
We have our fears the insl issue Of this matter,
but hope for the bes,.-Enquirer.
A suberrsnesn Indian Village has been discovered in
.Nnecoche Ianey IN Georgia. by gold uners In
ing canal for the purpose Of washing gold-Tbe depth
to which il is covered varies from 10 nine fte some
oil The houses are embedded in stratum rich
gravel They 81 in number built OF logs fom six TO
ten inches in diameter, aud from 10 TO IL feet In length
The walls are fon three TO six feet in height forming
continuous line street OF 300 feet Ire logs he ed
and noched as at the present day. The land beneath
which they found covered, at s first Mt
by The whites, with heavy growth of timber, Jenoiing
great antiquity TO these buildings, aud pow erul
whch submerged them. Cane baskets and fragments of
earthenwsre were iound in the Boil. American
Tue LETTER OF Con- DoLENcE, from the President sf
the United States, to the family OF the amcned Lsay ee
written by unanimous request oil both Houses OF Con.
gress goes by the Erie, which ssiIs to-day Havre
has been committed to the OF Col Frederick SKIN
Of Baltimore who four years under the care Of
h.t Industrious patriot and underwriting friend OF Americas
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
BY and 10Th the ddUce and consent Of the Senate.
William Hunter to be Charge dAaires Brazil in tho
place oil Ethan A. Brown, resigned.
Eben X. Dorr 10 be Consul for Buenos Ayres, in tho
place OF Geo. w. Slscum, removed.
William nj. Gwn 10 be Marshal for the District OF
Mississippi in the place OF Samuel w Dckson appointed
Receiver.
Humphrey H. Leavft TO be Judge for the District Of
Ohio in the place OF penjamin Tsppan rejected by the
Senate.
Charles Howard Elisha Tibbitts, aud Levi Emaker, TO
be Directors OF the Bank OF the United States place
Of Joseph White, Saul Alley, and Roberts Vsux, whode-
cline the appointment.
The following the five dsng uished Cadets in each
Class as determined at the examnaon which terminated
on the 10th u
LIST Cidss.-wilam Smith OF N. ", John Saunders of
Flo H. Loughborough c Ken, Thos A Morris oil linda,
Rob Allen OF Md.
I'd C7oss--Cbas J. Whiting Of Me-, John III. Martin.
dale Of N. " Geo. W. MoreIl of N. Y, Chas. ii Bge-
low OF Mass, Geo nj. Legste Of -.
81 Class--Jas l.. nj sson Of -, Danvle Leadbetter
ter Me-. NJ c. Megs of Penn. Alexander smilton of
N. Y. Barnsbas Conking oil NJ
4fh C3ass-John w. Gunnison of N. H. Henry w.
Benham OF Conn. Edwin W. Morgan of Penn, Alex. b.
Dyer Of Mo, John brau Of N. w Y. american.