Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-27
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The following, from the Charlorle>(N C( Journal,
contains Interesting information, anda part of it is new
al leas to We not before aware that silver had
been found in the n Carolina mines:
We have the pleasure Of announcing this week, that
our Mint has commenced conng-there is no mistake
now for we have bot, seen aud handled the yellow boys
The appearance of the coin is very neat and much re-
scblcs the coin issued in 1884 with the exception Of
she letter under the head IN distinguish the coin OF
the different branches. We hope all !rumbrrs will he
satisfied and indeed not surprised al the long
delay in getting readv 10 coin owing 10 the romoieness
OF our situation from Philadelphia and the difficulty Of
getting every article necessary 10 be used IN nssnyng
melting refining and coming Such being Inc impedi'
menis Ia contend with, there is great reason, we lnk,
to rejoice that il has commenced so s"on.
ave understand that the Mint has in lis vaults arge
quantity of bullion, and this is daily increasing by depo
from varons IN this State and South Carnll-
BY the arrangement of certificates redeemed IN PHI
ladsphia for gold deposited here the mercantile and
mining interests have been greatly benefited, and the
circulation o: the coin which have SEEM will no
doubt tend tn benefit the condition Of every class OF So
crly and The benefits will be greatly enhanced, should
the Government authorize he coming OF silver change,
as nlimucd in The Globe some time since The
supply Of silver will not be difficult and almost nvara-
bv the gold bullion here contains silver in the anal gam,
and learn that mine has been recently discovered
in this county. yielding nearly pure silver. he esa.
hishrnent of the Mint the low price Of cotton, and OF
labor will think give additional impetus to the
mines. which. although not now extensively worked IN
the opinion of eminen, Biologists who have examined
them. nsxhnnstibe.
The Toronto Patriot says tina, Sutherland is not to be
executed, he has made extraordinary disclosures rea
tive the late rebellion He states that Van Rensse
aer and others received large Of money in advance
from Toronto.
TuE Characterization the Western Georgian, of
the 9Th inst, published in Floyd county, we extract the
interesting paragraphs which follow.
The intelligence conveyed in them proves the
pf bst -heroL;
circuit Until the Western par, Of Georgia is relieved
Of these indians its prosperity must be seriously rpard
ed and other policy than that adopted by the Gene
raj and State Governments would only serve 10 hold
deuspe hopes 10 he realized Ivy those Aborignes:
We have converscd with Reagan. Esq one Of the
Cherokee Enrolling Agents, who has Just returned from
rolling The Of those Cherokees who isl! to emf
crate Out Of at rnst 5000. whom he had visited he
succeeded in obtaining only 30 Indiana willing to 90
Arkapsas.
These facts worthy Of the peoples attention. espe.
cnlly in the Cherokee circuit
1t is understood here from the report Of gentleman
Of the of Joiner that difficulties have already &C.
val Of those Cherokees who had enrolled for immediate
emigration The report states that Of large nun.
Der who had reported themselves al the agency bene
fciares of the treaty, and ready to go West but one
hundred and fifty could he found. when the steamboat
ready to leave the wharf.-the rest had all absconded
The report goes further and states. that Cen n Smith
Superintendent Of Cherokee removal had determined 10
discharge all the enrolling agents but the Calhoun
and require the building Of fort at the agency TO secure
those Indians who should be brought in by the troops
and enrolled by this agent when the time for their re-
mova arrives We know not whether these reports are
entitled to credit shall learn by next week and give
our readers the facts.-Sarannah Georgian.