The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07

=, -" ".snuS Co' Hawkins ard Alexander Cor.
nes nave lett the nation bv the req,est or the Es
Warrior TO solicit the assistance of The white po,I
~ que'hhe those that have r-b.IeS They are NAV.
ing every arrangement 20 attack the frontier Of Bly,
Sy-''sy nave A'so received letters from Canads.
demanding 't the Engi,sk Store in Pe,s.eoIa arr,,
s"o ams"mnon, aud my Captain iafo-rns noe th.
party with their pack horses r,,,st be in P.n,scc,e
a'ou. ais u'ne am also sorry 10 i,forr ,o. thst
rbort 80 OF the Sanno Tow, warriors have ;.pn.,,
invloey, who the Mnsrocees hay. m,Le-o f,L,.r
Of and are at present the Bl~ck Warrior ho,;n,
tns'r dances ard nasin all prem aratios n, s,,..S
,ne iroh''ers. intwo days SSil wv wnfrors, he.
longing 10 my district to niaLe tbe n acGu.;n,-d and
chtsin their opinions respecting The. hr.,esg
as ure You and the rest OF rov uhae brc,h,c,
that ycu have my friendship and siosIa s;er. ~. .,,
depreciation, committed sesinst tho ut:,a n,a,, -
my district, certsinly she'll seek sat;,f,etio,
(s'snsD MusnuELATrBA, j
or, mark
sre agreeable to ,ne reports made by .hs I,'r.n,
now from Tie Greek nation.
(S,snedl JcuN r1rculyyo
y. The settlement Of the in,urs says COCO are
=" arms against the United States
Gcoyee >. Coinrs, Esq.
90 The Substance OF Judge Tournin'. h.. been
s'rcsdy published. $50, 'ee"
Coy 2, a letter from samuel Lose, ESQ. 70 RE
DEAR SIR F'"'''
A".<e the pHerty to forward ron n cory of n
letter (tor the information Of the ennle 10 Co,
b'ount. from George 8. Gaines ESQ., in rcsnec, ~
battle had with the Greek Indians y fcx ,,axsoon
e'e people are IN very great dsrscr here--y.rv
try. ' w VIC s"'"-
II I, s,d here, that there has nsrch,,, IRON.
Georgia three thousand men about 3 or II, d.ys a,,
tor the Creek nation, but whether corr, -: -,
are unable to say neral C'ail o,ne lbs march,
ed from Nachez witt few hundred men and Vii,
be az Fort Stoddart in n few DAYS
In haste, yours,
FORT So. S;shhens, s1 Ter.
c1n 0uty 80, 1915.
. About a week ago the colonel Of this county
having been satisfactorily informed that the party OK
indians, who had gone to Pensacola for ammunition
and threatened those settlements with an attart
had actually heen supplied by the Spanish Gnys.no
WIN quantity OF powder) collected about $50 mil
TIA, pushed out to the Greek trading road obnt =
mhes east at this place, and the 9Th inst met
with the party, had battle with them & succeed
cd IN taking away considerable quantity of new
der, but the Indians had much the adyartsee Of
the battle ground, (being on the edge of a can.
oreanl our militia sitter fighting them two hours,
Were compelled to retreat With the loss Of 8 n-n
Killed aud 8or 10 wennded-it was believed that nm
wards of 20 Indians killed.
IL Is SAID that our settlements viii he attacked BIZ
great numbers in few days and t,,st tho, CO...
assistance may be afforded us from YOUR staf,. inv, q.
n'steiy Our communication with Georgia is entire
cut off, tie last mail attempted 10 be sent throeh
che Greek nation, was taken from the most rier Nv
the party OF Greek Indians, who went TO persa cola
tor ammunition; and I am told has been delivered
to the Governor at that place.
Yours affectonateIy,
(signed) GEORGE S. GAINES.
From Lake ChamhLain-By a gentleman
direct from Plattsburgh, we learn, that our
SQUADRON on Lake Champain, consis-
ting OF three sloops, sailed from Burlington
last friday on cruise down the Lake
when they came in sight of the enemy.
they discovered that they had added ten
row sallics to their naval force. which gave
them deciceS arpsriority Our sloops.
therefore, returned On Saturday to their an
choTing ground, unde'. the protection of the
fort at Burlington. The army at Burlington
under gen. Hampton, consisted of 1000 re.
guiars. and 1000 more were daily expected
rom the Eastern states. IT was thought
that descent On Montreal was in ccnten-
platiop but If that be the case, we fear
that the circumstance Of the British having
command of the Lake, will retard the one.
rations OF the army. W Y. En-. Post.
We learn by the arrivals this forenoon
down sound that the British vessels of war
lately arrived at New London and Joined
Com. Hardy's squadron, consists OF the Wi.
liant, ~, capt. Oliver. Acasta frigate, CAPT.
Kerr, Se Atlantic sloop of war, capt. Hickey,
ID.