The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-21

nss oeen r ven IN the execution o. an in9ian . =
the Atophalga town by Hobby Pova 1u,e,u.
nugSe' Chief of the Ocmu,gees, who found
MIN driving off gang of cattle belongfo.s ~
your cluzens. & for which act of,ustice havs
gwen linn douo.e presents and q Ch,et,s s,,.,
III the open square before the whole ~, 80
Chiefs and highly extolled him. These s,r
are the steps am daily taking to kee.,th.
peace with sincerity but am SORRY -,
the Same line S not taken on your side no..
Rave you written 10 me to say what s,e,,s vr,,
are taking or intend to take to secure this mn
luh good. Since the last complaint from Roy
Legs, have had another from him ro CO..
your Citizens have again attacked and MI
dered two OF his peopie--that they had s,ni'.,,
a gang OF his cattle, out that he had succe,,-
ed IN reganiig them. l asked them whit
proof they had OF the people bein.. killed -
hey SAID they had found their bloody cIo,h.s
m the American Camp, which was bavt;Jv
vacuatad on their approach. Now. sir IS
theSe enornities are suffered to be CARRIED NJ,
IN achristian country, what are YOU to ex
Pe1t oy snew'n8 such an example To the I'M
cultivated native of the wood-for says,1.
won't call them, their conduct en,;tI.s ,hs5,,
to better epithet
nave, however, ordered them 10 sfond -,
me deienS,Ue, and hare Sent theo, n Io,,o.
"nfTfy Or arms and dnMu,litou. ami III
Them 70 f1ut 10 6cGth qvii.out mere, o,,,, o,'.
protesting tden--but Al ali times "a he 80,
Ioi not to put a foot over the American I'm
An inc mean time that should Complain To-
ouI'ia. was convinced you would do
- oe % 70 ouro SUCH int.slnous conduct. Al
So enat those people vino did such deeds
would a was convincetl) be disowne,l bv the
government OF the United States and seyereII
y punished <hey haze eive5, fhei,- coneeo,
30 a7eaiI ychr anssver 6;/ore they TAX. -
penSe--p'f' SIR hey are imheiieat FIR il ami
4peH 4'n'ea, as IRE tUhoie Ration NOR 10 o,,y
$'oree T0ifh ammunition and hrovisioua' bo,,-
"'5 SS1",.S Ao.d 10 retire Hhe,, in case 1fa
SuheT9or force 0hhcaring. Picture m ,,o,,r
osy, 81, me n'Sef'es that may be su7ercd BIZ
"0oa ana mnoceM cufzenS on uour 1ro,,ii,rs
ana qm sure goa 7vW lend me your re,
G ~ IN Teef1uHS the tad SHIRTS IN St.b;ecfion
hfstefddy' IN tull assembly Of the Cbiefs
got them to pass a law for four resclnf,. -.
To be appointed in different parts of the nat,nr'
something IN the Character of Gus, s5neritfs te,.
ene purpose OF iniiI>ting condign punishment
va sun people as broke the law, and will
say TINS mu, II for them, that I never 60
men execute laws better than thew ,jo -
also desired to say to you by the Chefs tiat
liHy 90 not md your citizens are evacuat;n,.
thsI iai.us according to the 9Th article az ,bt.
Treaty OF peace; but that they were freeh
provisioning the Forts. This po;nt sir
peg OF you 10 look into. They also ,rouest
.,'e9.to MORN you, that they haze sipnsdn
trenfy q 91e,iSiUe and drfc,1sipe oLio,,Sr mir
rreas fSy'fatn, as. qreu as one Of commerc,.
ana n0UiSaszo'r, Tv(ich as soon as il is yoI;6sf
az nome, ,you1 shell Dc made more /i1Yl ar
qtidinte0 NTH. s.. |"''9 ="
am, sir, Year very humble servant.
EDWARD NlCOLLS, Col.
Commanding H. b M forces
Addressed, e'A 4NatiVn'
- On his Britannia Majesty's service.
10 Col. BENj. HAWKINS,
Commanding at Fort Hawkins.