Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-22
LIENS.


The Arkansas Gazette OF the 3Oth ut reports, ''lhnt
considerable dissatisfaction is daily manifesllng itself
among some of the Creek emsranis, who have been
moved frontier within The las; year or two. Our
informant says they show but little disposition TO plant
corn or 10 do any thing for their future support. In
several instances they have destroyed their fences
and other property, and given other evidences Of tur
bulent spirit ard The old women among 'hem have been
heard TO declare, the green corn is * 10 pull
the white people mus; look 1t is high lime for
Congress 10 be acting the Army bill. The condition
Of our Western Frontier alone calls for mole troops
Breve, Brig. General Brady is ordered 10 proceed to
Sackeus Harbor without delay, and assume the dice
ton of affairs in that quarter. Col Cutler is 10 repair
TO Pittsburgh Lieut. Col. Cummings, to return to
his station at Madison Barracks and Major Churchill
10 take post al Swunton or ST. Adams in Vermont The
dsposa5e recruits a, Forl Monroe and a. n York are
ordered to the above named posts.
Major Gen. Macomb has been assigned BY the War
Department TO the command in person. Of all milf
lary forces the Northern frontier and left Washing
ton on Tuesday evening, Uhe l2h) with his aids de-
camp establish his head quarters at Sackes Harbor
The War Department has ordered two sea mhuais 10
be chariered-one en- Lake Erie and one on Lake On.
tario-each be manned and armed The boat On Lake
Erie will be placed under the command of Lieut. j. T.
Homans.
Captain NJ. G. Perry has been ordered By the Navy
Department to proceed 10 Europe for the purpose Of
s,iiuing inquiries into, and examining, the recent i'm
proveme steam machinery applied 10 navigation
He will take passage the Great Western m her next
trip from n. I ork TO Brsto-.7rmy and .NGru Chr0H
THE CHERoKEEs.-The Savannah Georgian gives the
following letter from
Ross LAsDlSc. (E. Tenn.,) June 3.
"The Indians, far, have suffered themselves be
collected without The slightest resistance The troops
began in Georgia The 26h Of May and at the las, ad
vices had gathered upwards of 5000 There are about
500 here, now ready TO emigra,e. Numbers, tina,
they force really TO be applied, coming in
UNFAIRLY On the 9th Of this month, the troops will
making captures in Alabama Tennessee, and
North Carolina The greatest humanity that the
Of the will permit is exercised towards them
Henderson, the charged with forging The Urea.
sury notes, broke Jail in Washington Tuesday nigh,
Gen. Hunter. the Marshal of The District offers
reward Of s 600 for his apprehension ale has some
times passed by the name Of Rhea or Gray lie is
about Ave feet eight nine inches high, oerab'y fair
skim dark hair, with few gray hairs about the temples
When giving an answer he commonly casts down his
eyes, aud hesates, but when speaking, speaks quickly
His manners soft, genteel in his appearance and
dresses we'll about so years Of age
In the House of Representatives on Tuesday. the fol
lowing gentlemen were announced az composing the
select committee The memorial of Francis +. Bali
viz: Messrs. Mckay, Hopkins, Thomas, Hoffman, and
lIuner.
NJ No mail North oi Washington city yesterday
Cause not known