The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22
IilRcdeeTRie, CGco. J .Nov. 9.
INDIAN Al ARHFC


Much alarm has existed on the from
ter beioys for sever5l days past, in conse-
qucnce tthe following intelligence received
~ the Executive or Monday last
Extract ola ictter TO Col. IIa7vkins, .Hgenf
for Indian .ff;4jrs, dated
fhnt-River, 5th Nov. 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
black man has lust arrived here and
BRINGS news that Cari's Ned Ia Free
BLACK man who speaks the Creek tongue
well. and Is deemeda man of TRUTH fell 10
on hs way from Hartford here with n larqa
body ofhostte Indians near Har,surl-tl,sv
tooS Ned pI.;soner-!,e plead with them, &
t2ld them he WIS going down to joir the
bIrt'sh--on this declaration thev SET him at
liberty. There IS no doubt OF this BEING
true- God knows but some of them Will be
ION me here before morning"
On the receipt Of the above information. or
ders were instantly issued by the Governor 70
Col. Aoo.ies IT Pulaski, directing him to usc
All the nleaEs in his por-e+ '' for repc,Ine-.
pursuing aNd destroying. any such ! lie
parry ana ior- this purpose, Captain mo
mass troop of horse, previously ordered o,t
mas been required 20 co-Cpcrate Col. VIM
Berry. or Iwiges, has likewise been directed
to call out rife and cavalry company 70 co
operate with Col. Tool,e. Fer the better sc-
curity OF the frontier, the whole of tie first
class OF the militia in Pulaski, and Of the
frontier district in Twiggs, have bce, fis-
charged from the orders heretofore o;yer 60.
their marching to Mobile.
SInce the foregoing was put in TYNE. the
IoNowlng information has been received
E1nact 81 a communication /ron, CoIo,,eI
tfqk7V1"S TO Major Cook, 9fthe I'M III
" It being reduced to certainty fiat bo-
dy Of Seminoles Indians are apnroaci,;,,e he
frontier with hostile views, it would be ADV.
saoie ior you 70 cali for a reinforcement of
militia to rendezvous here without delay. 20
aC''aS circumstances may require--also, bv
wi s tle means IN your power to put tie from
tiers ~ the guard'
From h'aior Cook. c7uwcrL;,o n. Pr,
l4a7'fiiia, TO the Gopeyaor-eo,qe i4fc
nave ccemc'l it eypedient to send IN
express 10 Col. Jones Of Jones oountr re-
q'%Sung MN 10 order ont portion Of his
Teg'' mt without delay 20 tbe better Drotcr-
uon OF this post. our present force L..t,g 80,
adequate to ensure an efectpI rss;s,aB5e 80.
an ATTACK Should be made by the force d.
ted to he On their march tocnr F.o,,,i..re
nave appr1ed the people below NJ ,bs ;o,-
pending danger. Col. HAWKINS has ii,t ief
neTe Tor the Agency, and expects an Indian
'oTCe there, which viii be under mis- d;rert;o,,
and 1t timely aided by an exDscted f,.re
rear. "a VIC eieii'y
In addition 70 the troops already called
our, orders have been issued 10 Col,ncI
zones Of Jones, and Colonel Wimbe,lev re
Wigs, to embody the militia in their Sc
verai counties, and act as exirencies NAV
require. may
EFtyast IF q letter from qenf,eman II, Nh
PIE bearing tie Post-nark offhe Let oFOct
1910 another in This hIace.
General Jackson is now here. and save
that during this winter we may calculate ON
having some hard fighting in this mrarter---
M por Woodruff was here few dave si-,rc
N g9od health he crossed the bay with tl,c
50 Regiment and 200 Choctaws on SUNDAY
iast, and Is now some where in the ueiphbo,.
hood Of Pcnsacoia--large forces are aoliectiny
mere 1. from every quarter--25Oo Choctaws e.
thIckasaws are TO be III town on Sundav
ncXt--three Companies Of DRAGONS from,
Matches arrived here this evenine--.the &C..
icct" 70 ''e ODD
&.rFr9os Of a isffrr .from Maj. Ba,yea .,
tol Ha7gtins, duld
tort-'aekson, 29,h Oct.