Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-23

traitor. and was led by Forbes 10 take The
part al the Americans: his letter. 10 NE,
OF which annex yom a copy, will slio,.
YOU "hat le'igthS he would go if he he'd
the means. II is Hambl, amt Daylewh no
give HE Indians all the troubi. they es
prr'encc; they send their emiSsasips "a
mong tie lower Creeks, and make them
believe the Couhittas, adc.i bv the Ane-
T'cans. ave coming down on them; they
send To t'ie Couhiiias, and report the lns-
er nation Is armiug against them ihus
porn are put IN fear, and their fields are
neglected, and bunting is mol tloa-ht OF
have en,!eavored 10 do away this fear.
By writing 10 The chiefs o. Coui,il,a foam.
that they ought 10 live ~, friendly isyms
witIi their brethren of lie lover nation,
wiio~e wish II was r., BE oa good ;o,ms
WITH them, and not 10 listen 10 ans Ia ID
toMs, LUt 10 chase those ihat give tl.an
from among them. NV letter vas Az.
snered lay them rather iavorably; and
hope the talk thai MAS sen: iu The Biz
Ha'1'faa' last June, will heal the dilycyeD-
&c. between them.
iildlis Adin arrived in my schooner ~
Okoloknc Sound las' Junc, and was well
received by all lie chi, IS and Others ,bo
came 10 welcome hin, home: in cnnsc-
quence %! his arrival. - talk was held ti,e
substance OF which I pet on paper for
them, aud II was sen, wi,h pipe of peace
to the other ua.ioRs.
i!,Ihs Adio wished to return 10 Nassau
with me. but ! prevailed OH i.in, 20 slav
Will the nation aud keep tiIeu sii OF
peace.
am desired to return Hidlis Adde'S
wArmeSt acknowledgement, for the ye,y
handsome manner in which you treated
hini IN England. and he bags his PRAYERS
may be land al the ioof of his ROYAL fiiul,
ness The Prince Regent. left him and
all his ia,ni,y well on the Goth OF June.
OH tappac! imico desired me to send
yo'i his basi respects, aud reaites,s that
yon viii send ont some people 10 i've 20
mong them, and all The land they took
from Forhes shall be theirs: at al events
They n'i-i have an agent among them 10
see that The Americans adhere 10 The IF a.
fy, ana permit them TO live unmolesied
on their own land; tbs agent should be
authorised by ms Majesty Government,
or he will not be attended 10 by the A
mrricans.
In ftie GaZettes Of Georgia, the Ame-
rcans report the Sennc. Indians y,e
continually committing murders on !i;c,r
borders, and making incurstans in,o.t...
state; these are fabrications tend,pr IN
Irriate the American Government against
the poor Indians; for during The time
was in the nation, there was only nre A.
nierican Killed, and he with Two others.
was in The aci Of driving OFF cattle belong.
ing 10 Bo'eck, chief OF Sawahee; where
AS three men and Il boy were killed lat
June, by party of catiIe-stealers, while
IN their hunting camps the hoy they
ecalped: and one of Doleck's head men
was killed on ST. Johns river, in july.
Tie backwood Georgians, and those resi-
dent IN the korders Of The Indian nation,
are continually enierin9 ii and driving eff
cattle; HEY have in some instances made
settlements, and particularly on the Choc-
tokatelle river, where considerable num-
Der have descended.
by the treaty with Great Britain, tie
Americans were 10 give up to the Indians
all the lands that max lave been taken
during lie war, aud place them on ibe
same fooilns they were IN leii, II ar
pears they have not done so, that Fo,i
Gaines on the Chatishouchy river, ard
Camp Crawford on the Flint river, are
both on Indian territory, that was not iD
possession OF the Americans in 1911
They are fearful that before any aid is
given by The English Government, they
viii no longer be I'm possession of any ier-
riiory. wro'e lasi January TO His Ex-
cellency The Hon. Charles Bagot, repre.
sentIng the encroachMenis Of the a m, II.
cans, tas was informed by the COPY a
letter from the Rish Hon Earl Bathurst.
handed me by His ExcelIcncy Governor
Cameron that His Maestys Anbassahor
had received orders 10 watch over tlle i-
teresis of ihs Indians. Since my reluru
here, have received from Mr. Noodle.
~ Charleston, an extract Of letter from
The honorable Charles Bagot, that Tie ex-
prnsc OF postage is so considerable, any
further communications Of The same ua-
lure must be sent him BY private hands:
nov, SIr, a. no person goes FROM this dl-
rcvt 10 Washington, bow am TO be able
10 comply with his desire? thus he vii
De kept ignorant OF tht real situation of
the 's0r Indian. and the oncroa,.b,ue, :
made on their lands by Americas settler
While lie may he told by The American
Government that no encroacllments have
been made, and That the facts They slHI
holt arc necessary 10 check the unrnl1
Scmino.cs; ihaS the person appointed 10
watch over The poor In,iau, having no
"thrr meaus OF Information Than FROM tlie
PARTIES Interested ~ ,hpir destruction and
from seeing from time to time in the A.
nrrican GazettCs, accounts az cJ1,el ,u,,f-
ders, &c. committed by the Indlans. ON
The frontier settlers Of the UniieI STATE, -.
I've apprehends Tic Indians mcri, all tia
Ancucsns do 10 them. Bnflei Ms sin. =
vs. Government appoint an agent win
iulI powers, and To correspond with hi,
MaIcsiy's manifestation at Washington. and
hi~ eyes "l!I ihcn he opened As Ia the u,n-
lives that influence American inJi,i ins,s
as ven as tie government il ybil,ing the
Indians.
The powers given me-, and ile iGsirac.
ii"us, we're io memorial his Me sit's co.
Nerumrn', as well aS ,be G0vprpos. pcnc.
raj iisrana; and fear iIsi4 memorial IA
] The GO,rrnor-grncIaI womb b. Oh DO o..