The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-12

perate bravery OF orr people and the half breeds
CGe at our iias Jahonoatee, in his prcssr &C shot
infee ino'aIs IN the act Of tom shav king white NO.
,nen. tme was communicated to the bi.ilsll,xs enc
OF wh,ehhsd tils.r pssa1ibt, which blew up The
place beng no longer tensbe from the heat the sur
sisra pushed through the gap r.ade by the Indians
IN the picket to gain the woos---,aauy were killed
IA The attempt and but few escaped.
MsGirt sly, the day before the attack they had
no,ice OF t, and habit repeatedly ON tire DAY by Jas
Corneis, who saw 10 indians, and by a negro lad
who saw number oi them within a mile Of the fort
Yet sush was the increslaly Of the commandments
that he took precautions. Geu Flournoy wss ,isi
y expected 1T Fart Stoddert with the sd regiment,
Part OF tn 2d and 9TH were at Mohi,e. 60
Mr. Corneii, 's here express frotA the chiefs lower
dow ehatsi oophc Notwithstanding the los the ru.
phi have sus,sined, they express conience in IN
successful ISSUE OF their plans Several &c their Marty
have been ste'y low down on Cha. shoociis. ensou.
raging ue tacians within aud without our i,n,ts to
JOIN them, ar, urge an rn m c,ia,e iuoson az ali
their forces FOR attack on Cowetsu whrt was d.,
terinined ON by the prophets, and to take r.ace On
FRIDAY next. They are determined il they can n,
destroy CIV etan'ar fooxsnbstehee ia tefrcrenJ /:
after thst, they ohould go towards Savannah liver &
were determined to- Give COL Hawkins +, .hee. ,n3
t'ke him un'sss he fleet horse i,e,,,r,. l,,
got there. Wrist thy csme this way the British
were to stack Nv~-Orlesns and VI ohiie-probabIy
savannah They blast mucl,--deciarc the iuah,li-
tv of tie white ,eople to 6slt item in the fsJl M
from Their fo'ts; boasted OF the i'm nense Slaughter
they made Ut Minis Fort and quantity of Drot,erty
taken IN mat expedition. IL the red peoD!e wuu,d
unite. nothing could Withstand them, aud those who
| would not JON them TO be pat Z, death and
| THIS was the last warning THY were To have
The chiefs - the Enisuiuee having made this dis
covery, gave notice 10 Cowetau they rhonld he with
| them with their warriors and those of Cose ooebee
auraulau, Chcocle, Saswooeoio and Hetchetee-
aud it they could get ammunition, wou,, make com.
mon ca,Ise with them aud thei- white brstaren. -
They directed that MIR. Corne Is should he sent off
'mmediste', to co., Hawkins with thia Information.
| an adsedf oar bite friends car come soon. ths.
Indians on both sides o OUT line of limits will oin
them, and if delayed, they from their fears will be
! co'nre'led tn icin the red clubs
| The first uo;ce sent you came direct from the
war party, and Is as statet-rhere is unquest;ona
| by movement in contemplation among the red
clubs some wsy-probsbly the one pointed out, or
'ornbsby sesn for plumber, youf. frontier. The
warrors have requested me to help them If can in
| time viii, men or arms aud ammunition. sud If |
csnnot, they are determined 20 make battle with
what they haSe got and will send runners 10 me
! night and day. When arrive | shall End thers
victorious or Sine on the battle ground.
There is tittie doa6t tnt The British viii be ON
or coaSt gerry soon, AL thar te scar o. zua, SoIi
! De changed pr a .inte TO th:s and RE adjacent
states.--Editors Joarnsi.
| We learn that his ExceNency the Governor will,
visit the encampment at Fort Hawkins in the course
! of this wet, to complete the organization of the
trnops The army will msrcl, ss soon as sufficient
qnanhty OF provisions can be collected for that pr-
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