The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-05

fhe indians had returned from the Lana. C..
w.tl al James innerarity's ncgroes.. e..
Miller, supercargo OF . Spanish snip in Pen
sacoia, Jacobs, a cooper, Henry, a labonrer,
frank, an oyerseer and Aaron, a carter-
4 v,oieilt gust came ON. and one Indian was
struck Il. tie yard wiyh lightning, and died il:
few tttys. Night came on-Chey out or,
sp'ss, sle! went to sleep.
Capt. Ia,ssis OF she Royal Marines (f,.
that was his name ana appeuation) askcS
me J. knew any troops beng near them
and obscr.cd my lie, de;ea,et: on my tell
Ing the truth None, l toi;l him nearer than
the point. Did YOU hear fra, there 70.
day' None. An express was sent 70 th,
polut by an American called Du,y,uc, who
had been in the 2d regiment . halt breed
called SEBASTIAN, 0t teis;1coia and the SIN ~
p;.Holia, who l,vcs at i'ci<iido.
Sept 18th, Removed to he landing. The.
i"dians nldusged themselves in p.uuler al
Gay.
Sept. 14th--By this TING, the Indians we,c
cut of be. I; although they had killed two OF
( La Coas.,s the first day. 4 party consist
ing IL an american called, M'CIil. vino had
d, serted from the ri regnie,e, About ,bres.
years"y2, when at fart 5tCGcSft aid who
now lives at Pensacola, "a m.uiattc, called
London, (Nvho Capt.. Casscls told NE 20 had
met AMI compeica TO come bNcE) negro
called Boston, and some Indians, were SEM
to Fish River who returned in the e.
enihg with Il drove of cattle, a decantc-.
"a pitcher, and some other tlngs They
taen kited a beef. Madam La Coaste
cones aud sleeps 1t the Landing win all h,.r
I,71'ly.
sept IS he express returns this eve.,-
iiiS with The news thst the marines. -, End
IN ials, $50, under the colNr.-T,d ,,f Captsi,,
Hcury. had banded =, tue point, and had f..
red four bomb, 1T the fort-and that tn, ca
uners servant had his head carried OF i,y :,
Cannon ball, andan Indian had his belt cur "a
too by grape SHOT that the Colonel va,
ON Lard the ship Arnisc that the vessel.
weie within 4 league OF the fvrt.--Vcry hca-
w firing 'his day. Abou an hour f,c- nigh.
va heard great eXplusion-s;.puosc it To- "a.
Sept. l6-Seft IN express by NT(iA and
Bardua IL the point.
Sept IA party OF Indians arrived 80
from she point At L., Il. NJ. ] old ua re
the ups We're beat III. and one blown up--
THAT ihs balance of the I,JiaIis AMI Marines
were coangan, which proved 20 be the c.s
Ia about two hours they arrived, halted anal
Anied several beeves, cpei..d two gshea,:s
OF tobacco, and several barrels Of 4, ur. re-,
treshcd themselves, and wet on about 6
ailcS, put out spies, and encamped Tic
Indians refused TO obey their CHEZ (yVcoL-
otne) and would not stand sentry.
SePtemher lS.--AnTve at Panchs's ~,
the ferdido, at 5, P. M. all the marines
I,nd some ie" Indians crossed the PeryliGo
Bay.
September Igtlr--Arrived in Pensacola a.
half past l., and quarter with Cap,ao.
Woodbne towards eN cuing IVoodbine taxes
me and Old Alex ;ndcr, Of Fish River (.Ro
had been plundered of AL taat was dear n
MN, and brought prisoner to this lll.:c.1
before the Colonel, who told me he shou,i
make prisoner Of way Of me. He thouxnt.
however, he would look over the cartel
arrangements, and, in the mean time. /
aud Alexander must co,fne onrse,Tes -.
C@Ptan Noodhincs quarters, and. lse
should be well treated. Consequently we did
81.
September 2oth--The balance og tie
Indians crossedt the Perdido, and got INTO
town.
Sept GA party of the expedition
who We're left behind to drive. cattle rr,ivc
at 9. A. Vi. and bring news thar ,ley Ma
got over IS l. ID of bullocks, AID tiiat the.
Americans came on them and compelled
them 10 retire. TINS oCcasiuncd n.-c;l hustle
~ the town. The Indians are called INTO
Captain Woodbinc's and a great talk takes
piace betweer him and the head CHIEFS
det9chmcnt is sent to TIE Pc,dido.
where 1t is said the Americans are cross
Ing.
September 22---An express arrives thfs
morning from the Ferry, aud brings news dr.
a party OF AMERICANS bad crossed over the
Perdido, and taken ali the boats from tic
east side, and retired to their encamD,nen,s
Oh thr west. Taeir number was sIoposeI.fo
be about 500. The Governor calls and Oh
served that he wished capt Wocdbin./ 70 Z
send party of indians, Consisting Of ts,5liun-,
dred to the Ferry, and hat be wovd scnI
50 men with them tojn =; he cross;rf- 81
the Americans that tbs n.esurc ought/to
be particularly attended to. Woodbme not
being in, Capt. Henry in'ormedhis Excelirn-
cy, that it shoeid he Attended to with the
earliest attention. The Governor then went
over to Col. Mich fs. In the afternoon
quantity OF blankcs linens SC. are hoisted up
if-o the loft of capt. Wncdbine's qnarte1sl
About 4 p. NJ IS Indians received days ra-
tons, and march, it's sad, 20 the Ferry on
Perdjlo.
Friday 23d---H,rc the Journal ends For
some reason or other, the British officers
became Jealous of Mr.. Ellis, AMI sent him on
board one Of their vessels, CATER searching
all his papers, of which the above l5urnaI
vas probably the most materially they pui ln
o board OK one of their essels IN the BAY
and l1vc probably carried him to the West
Ind;es. Tic Journal was handed, think,
hg cgrt Woodbne to another american cit
izen, who had been made a prisoner of by the
FrinsD - Pensacola, but MAS afterwards IL