Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-24

hive i"ft the nation, by the request OF the
Big yy.rriar, TO solicit the assistance
Ct the white people in quelliag those
that have rebciled. They are making
every arrangement 10 attack the frontier
nj Blgby.-Tbey have also received
ittters from Canada, demanding of the
EnStish Store, In Pensacola, arms and
s,nnuni'ion aud my Captains inform Tie
the party with thoir pacs horses, must
be IN Pensacola about This time. am,
also sorry 20 inform you that about 50 of
The Yanally town warriors have Joined
TauloleY who the Muscosees have made
scnicfo:. ADD are at present on the Black
warrior ilo' ing their dances and making
all preparations 10 attack the frontiers.
In two days / call my warriors, belong
Ing TO Iuy district, 10 make them ac-
.qnAinted and obtain their opinions re-
= spectiig the business. 1905
a assure you aud the rest of M
Shiic brethren, that you have my friend.
ship, aud should there be any depreda-
si6ns committi against the white peo-
pie in my district, certainly shall seek
satisfaction. his :.
(Sisned) MusAuELArusA. q
mark.
81 do certify tina, the within aad a.
b"se Statement are agreeable TO the re-
por, made by Tie Indians now from the
Greek nation.
(Signed) JOHN PlrcHLYN."
The statement OF the Indians says
1000 are in arms .sainst the u. States.
George y. Games, Esq.
q. States Factor, Sc. StefhenS.
"DEAR SIR-Thc reatcst'consterna.
ton prevailed in consequence OF the
destru clion OF lanes Cerncii's house oy
seven or eight Indians, and the proba-
bic murder of his family (; aud if the
conducI OF TIE Spaniards should be G.
Gnally infamous with that OF the British,
our danger will be great. The little
Warri ,r who was put to death, had a let
Ter, ii is said, from the BRUSH General
IL Canada TO the Governor 10 Pensacola
to furnish ihe Indians with arms and AMI
munilinn. A crest number have gone
down (Aiuniac thinks 800 TO Pensacola
for that pnrpose ADD viii probably re-
tern this week. shoaid they bc.suPplIe6:
IaGv are 10 attack both our se'tlements
--those on the Mississippi, Tennessee
aud Georgia. II thelr plan be really as
extensive as IL is stated to be, they Can
oniy barrass the OUTSIDE settlers, and
might be repealed if vigorous and judi
dlclous efforts were made. MIR.
Pierce and Mr.. Tate are going dawn 10
day TO ascertain whether they have been
supplied or not. All the half breeds as
well as Muniac (who bad a very narrow
escape,) have come down to the cut off.
The Tensaw people are partly down
here and partly preparing tor defence at
home. The Big Warrior /, is supposed
his been taken.
M'InJosh, Alezr. Cor nels and
Col Hawkins, have all, it is said, fled
TO Col. Bowyers yesterday and am max
ing another to day. Indeed | did hope
that the statetuent made to him, fort
night ago would have induced him to
scnd-the volunteers up To the Alabama
possibly false alarm heretofore may.
have rendered him sccptlcal.
I Shall ~risc this evening to general
Claiborne ho.fng 20 hasten hi' approach.
The 70 nlca that are come are invalids,
shall send larg- mail on tor Chicka-
saws on Friday-\Ve fear that Risdon
may have been murdered. He took
the mail thr.u;th the Creeh nation.
ana dear Sir,
II. TOULMIN."
IEort Sfo9dcrt, JuiV l9ih 1913.