Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-02

many Of their people vs,y badly, ~.
they expect viii die, and o1e ef,he ks s~
blsw up, they returned sgain to -
English and told them their mislor,o""
,hsy gave them another kes inthe room '
When che British gave the India,
ammunition, they gave them a ,hos
talk
You Red People our Children.
We thought you were all done OVER
and the heads Of our nation sent u, b.,
to see you've were told, you, r"s
children, were very poor, whan We =,
rived we found il was very true, and -.
make present to you Of this smmv,;
ton no to do any mischief with j, W.
give it to you for your hunting and w ~
support you families; you are nc, 10 !,
any mischief to no person /; wh.,e,,,
you do, do not lift up your hands assir,,
the American people If ,ou do, ror.
nation will be ruined and de.r,.yea
We understand your nation was 6shi,-
one another, which was bad psE,s
among you you must quit that, ify,s
do not stop it, you will lose the s6o,s
Of your coustry. Our head, gave Us,
talk which brought Us here, We wsu
sent here to talk to the Cus.e.,av and
Cove tau's these ,wo 6res, and slu
Cherokees, Chickasaw and Choek,,v,
10 tho " hole Of the four nations, therei,
none left out. We was SET, to come a.
shore here . part OF our troop, i, TO
land near Savannah and Amelia Island,
and other. are to land below Mobile.
which las, place will not b for some
time. The white people are fighting
their own battles, end we are in hope.
to have peace with the American Poo.
Die some time this year. We want the
red people to have no hand 10 it, in our
warfare. We don't want the red peo.
pie to assist the white people in any Of
white peoples affairs. We DO no. xiv.
you arms and ammunition Tor tina, Dur.
pose
Kin.hi. ice, the Niece Suekey Kin sen,
a short talk TO the people up the river:
TO HIS FRIENDS
The British gave Us oDe hlk.-l
have listened TO i'll do not like ,he'
talk-as soon as the British saw me,
they wanted to give me arms and
ammunition I told them no, want no
such article among my people, and took
nothing from them. They called Us
their children. If they bad offered Us
some clothing to hide our nakedness, /
should have received it with pleasure,
but such as arms and ammunition, |
have no opinion Of i'll don't like i'll
am sensible OF their talk, under''sal
their ways very we'll they sent "a
Bowles here once, he acted in the sans
manser; he was very near bringing our
nation into ruin. 1t will not be long be-
fore the British will give W bad talk.
Wheneves the Cusetsw and Cowet'a
take this talk, I will take this talk "
before. / she'll always abide what tho
Cuse,aw and Cowetau do. We area
bout holding a talk Of the whole Semi.
nolie tribes dow n this river. 1t "Ha-
greed to hold Talk at Perrymsn's, but
it is agreed upon to have . Talk "Ea.
fauIee. We shall send the broken days
and'a letter up te Cusetaw & Co~e'su
when you are to meet Us at Eulaulee.
This is all the Talk that Mr.. Steddan
has heard and brought, aud we no" send
il you.
We are here and hear this Talk: Til.
Talk put Us al to stand. and cont
know v hat to think Of il. Those w"
towns are always sending good talks
down this river, VIC do not knO" Hhas
we shall do uhh this lower town; wo
are afraid it will commence III tse same
manner With the Seminolies as It DID
with the upper towns. There were two
places appointed to hold public la!f'
ons place is broken Up by the ho'i'le'
still remains. This place
vas appointed by you, Col. Hawkins 10,
to hold public Talk.--We shah seHa
them word for all their Chiefs and hes"
men to attend the Talks at Cowe'au'--
We are here and don't know what 'nsJ
are doing there; when Trey all CONS
here at Cowetau, We shall then kno"
what they are doing. This IS all W.
know, our friend Col. Hawkins
Tss, sxn,nug gee 3. w. 7hiaee5' :.
Speaker Of the C0u0eD'
his
Tus, fun, mug gee - Rs,fo,sie,
mark.
Head Chief Of the Lower t'""'
his
John = Sseddam,
mark.
George G. L: Loseff,