Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-10
INDIAN TREATY

INDIAN TREATY
lis with pl.asurc we present our readers
with the following extract of irlior
from our correspondent al Piqua, da-
ted Oct. /, 1918.
I was present III council. TO day, and a.
bic 10 make you statements of the pro-
ceedlngs, with more satisfaction To mysplf,
and with a greater degree of certainly 10
you-The Dclawarcs have agreed 10 relin-
qhish their right Of the country they live
in, entirely and 10 move TO The Niissis-
sippi country. The Miamics have not
4 yet agreed 10 the proposition Of the COM
f missioners; but think proba BILE lhey will
I, not hold ont long, because the limits of
& the purchase by the commissioners in
fringe very little on their acknowledged
rights. The. limit proposed is, line
drawn from Fort Recovery, To intersect
the Wabash at the mouth Of HE Vermil-
lion river. The Miames raised some OBJ
Jectlons and wished that after passing the
head of White river, the line might incline
will finally agree. The Potawatemies
have agreed 10 cede tract of country
n. w. of the Wabash, included between
the NernIlliOn and Tippecanoe rivers.
and extending back from the Wabash 10
or 20 mIles.-Ihis has been the business
OF 10 day-By the next mail | expect TO
conclude the subject. 1t is believed the
treaty will be finished in few DAYS.
Indiana Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. I2.-We have
cnnversed with gentleman who came
passengerinile schooner Young Sparrow,
from Pensacola. When he left there, the
tow had been deserted by most Of the
Spanish residents, and emigrants had
ceased to come in. Every kind of bust
ness ana speculation was consequently al
stand. The citizens, including Span
lards, seem anxious that the United States
should retain possession, and il was the
prevailing opinion amongst them that the
American flag would never he displaced
IRON The Baraneas. 1t was said, howe.
yer, mat Col King had received orders TO
HeliVer up The posts, uncomfortable,
whenever they might be properly deaian-
ded.
The Indians in the neighbori.ood of
Pensacola appear 10 have peen coinplpie-
~ put doWn.-Capt ByleS. with his com
pany OF Rangers, Is conStantlyemploy ed in
securing the country, for 30 miles round
anu occasionally brings in small numbers
oil prisoners. Chronicle.
tFroW The Mem orleans Gazette, oct. o.
ou Tuesday last, a negro, while dig
ging ON The levee opposite the lower part
oil me town, turned upa bundle, WHICH
ON examination, was found 10 contain
very large amount of counterfeit noles on
the mississippi State Bank al Naichez,
signed Stephen Minor president. and G
ilcllnor Cashier. While The negro was
holding them III his hands, person
Sha'ched large proportion of them and
Immediately disappeared, doubtless with
AN intention TO pass them. The public will
40 vel TO beware how they receive notes
OF lie above description-most of those
that were retained are Of small denomi-
naiion, aud probably the stolen ones are
OF similar kind.
ne weather, during the last few DAVIS.
mas been cold TO d degree that is very i'm
usnai at this season, and very different
HfGeed from The moist, sullry DAYS of last
an'u,hn. The temperature Of the air has
also Decn equable and steady, insomucb
.'"' I'D ,hlS respect no great difference
10 P1FceWed between noon day aud night
he consequence of this state of The
atmosphere has been an extinction OF ev-
cry species of malignant fever, and not
que OF Tie many persons who have re-
!urneu TO iOwn from the country has been
inoisPosat. Business has revived with
tbe coming III of TIE new crop, and
numbers of strangers daily arrive both
RON the upper country and the Atlantic
states.
we are concerned to state that the va
Iuab!e sugar mills on the estate ofJacours
toriIer, Esq. ofGerman Coast. have bren
burnt supposed 10 he the work fan in
ccndiary. vi w
EXTRACT or a LETTER.
NachttocdeS, Sept. 80.
Last evening there arrived al his
pace. an express from Nacogdoclies. civ.
ing intelligence Of there having set out
from ~. Antonio, % days ago, two hun.
u..r,ed Spaniards with three pieces of ar.
uuery' TO break up the establishment
made al GalveztsD, and destroy The works
erected by General Lalemaud. Their or
uers are 10 proceed as iaras Nacogdoches.
, anu 10 destroy the settlements made i'm
'na' quarter, and rout a number of ira
GERS dispersed throughout tie province.
~ Is generally expected that ihey viii
come onto tie Rio Honda il mol oppos.
~. mere are anumber at men collected
IRE consisting OF Americans and refugee
apan'ards who are equippiuq to proceed
immediately 10 oppose them"