The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-21
INDIAN NOMENCLATuRE.


The following statement of the distances
OF the towns and positions in the Indian coun
try, which is now the scene of destructive
warfare, may not be uninteresting TO our
readers. 1t is derived from the Tennessee
Clarion.
On the North Side offie River Ccosec.
From Ditto's Landing OH Tennessee river
, to Turkey town, 70 miles. From Turkey
town to Lettefuchee, 90 niles. From Let.
tetuchee, TO Cold Spring(s by wy 81 miles.
FROM Cola SDrlng to Kelley's tnwn, 81
miles! From Kelley's town to Katskutskee.
Is miles. From Katskutskee to Wiseuruf
keyee thirty miles. Frpm Wisgueuft eyee
| to Wakkaivee, twenty miles. From WAX
kaiyee, to Succubidia, 10 miles. From Sue
cubidia to Pocundnnhasse. eight miles
from FGcunduhhasse to Owokeyee three
miles. From Owokeyee to the Hickory
Ground, sixty miles. From the Hickory
Ground to Fork Of River 4 miles. From
thence to Cowussadya. 6 miles. From Cow
ussadya To Laubaucutshee, where the Prn.
phet lived, 10.
On me Somth side ofthe River Cooses.
From l4etteiuchee to Nofutgarc, as miles.
TrUtn thence TO Atchenaigare. 10 miles
FROM thence to Totowagaee, 90 miles,
From thence to Tuskewagaee, 80 miles
from TN enee to Iuckabachee, Old Fields.
10 miles. From thence to Punknot. z miles
From thence to New York, half mile.
From thence to,Hlliabeyee. nine miles
From thence to the fish ponds, 10 niles
From u ence to Oakfusk 10 miles. T'h;s
and the following towns are situated ON Tai
lap ooseel River. From Oakfuskusee to Uf
faliayee, Is miles. From thence to TalIas.
seYee, Is miles. From thence to Attessevee
10 miles. From thence to Huewollekeyee
q m'ies. From thence to Fusachaec, two
h hon n -
miles. From thence to Conok a6kaee. ! 9
miles. From thence to Mekalussau' "a
miles. From thence to Soua guaIlee. 1 10
miies. And from Souaguallee to Pensacola
$50 miles.
FROM Oaktuskesee on the Tallaposee m
Cowetas on Flint River. is about Is miles.
BUFFALOE, Nov. so.
AN expedition has gone from Fort George against
Burlington Heights.
CHILIcoTuE, Dee. T.
we learn that Major General Harrison has re-
ce'feo directions from the department TO re.
sum- Tue eohmNnd OF the eighth military district ;
and that he IS now on his return to Detroit Tkis
accomplished commander will, we understand ar
rive here in q week or two
Brisadier-G General M'Arthur arrived in town IN
rfiasy evening last, from the northern frontier
We are gratified TO learn that the General is al.
most entirely recovered from his late Illness.
Freedman!
BALTIMORE, Dec. IL.
Gen. HARRISON was Yesterday waited
on, and invited to honor the citizens of BAL
tirore with his presence at a public dioner.
intended to be given to him but owing to
his extreme anxiety to proceed to Washing
ton, and themes to the military district over
which ne commands. he declined the invita-
sions
NEw-YoRK, Dee 16,
The s'oop Polly and Nanny, Gardner, of War
rem, u. j. arrived here yesterday morning She
vas captured on Saturday las, by the British ugeer
intrepid. prize master and one man were IN,
oh board, and the vessel ordered to t,roceed IN III
Bnush oqnadron. After bearing eastward bours.
the captain and crew retook the sloop, carried Lep
into rev Haven, and delivered over the two
bpgIshmen 10 the care of the collector of tbst
port. ''a'
The Steam Boat Paragon arrived yesterday morn.
I,B rom Catskh and has concluded the Steam
DOM navigation up the Hudson for this season The
river ls sun open considerable distance for IN.
packets; General Lewis was a passenger in a.
Steam Boal :" 'i'e
Ioe Expedition against Burlington Heights
w"'eh ieit Fort George on the Goth nit under com
~ ana OF "eh. Mcclure, are informed l,y Ii,
Northtfn papers. was abandoned after iuarebinc .
bout ~ miles, anl tee troops returned to the f,r,
on monday following II is stated that the ene,n,
hsd destroyed ~ tie bridges between The Heiolo,
ana Fort George, which rendered il impossible fo
our troops to pass. Col.
FRENCH NAVAL PROWFSy.
T. Fysn the BOSTON Chronsclc.
The prediction Ct tae Quebec papers ths, the nm