Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-19

mountains. 1900 fee, high. His whole income,
from the two parishes OF Baegisa aud Beka,
amounts 10 about Thirty dollars, (six pounds
sterlin..)
1t is stated in the pagers that AN Infusion or
The an,hoNautnm odoraiHni, or early vernal
sweet scented meadow grass. from old mea-
dowS well ted and moved and well go, up
has been proved to lac more agreeable and
nuiricious than amy that is To be made iIoni any
tea HAT cau be p'oduced from China. THIS
tea is oioi ferrous and sacchariue, and is said
10 be nutritious, eAhiiirating, aud, instead OF
relaxing, In give IA tone 10 the Tbres of the
stomach, to cteate appetite, aud promote di-
gestion.
The following is the document, referred to
IN The Stiictnres published Yesterday, which
could not be obtainel in time tor publication
at that TINE, hut has been since procured.
MAJ. Int.
Jtashington. March 3. 1919.
On examination heioir the special commits
tee OF the Senaie, on ,he subject Of The Semi.
mole war. was told 10y The hon. MIR. Bnrrill,
one oi the committee, that what lie (Slr. Bur.
iiii) then tooH down OF nay testimony. was
nemoi andunI aud II used. That my deposition
should be written out, and submitted to me
Tor correction. The depOsitiUn was not sub
m,tied but vas sent at once 10 tJe ia inter
vie, beiievIns tlat several words were omit
ted, sent II G. me ter rvvIsal; then waited on
Two OF the committee Mr.. LacUck and Mr.
"A
part tnt they would Hoi peririt me 10 make
ANY additions The pats struck cut were
not material. VIVA, wished 10 add was the
substance of an order. the following extract
from which, bes leave tomake apart OF this
deposition.
Extract Of an order to Colonel Gibson, datcd
Camp, 70 miles east Of ST. Marks, 2lth Apri;,
1915.
General Mclntosh and his warriors will he
~ Fort Scott, and will probably take much of
the supplies orderedup and. as the Tennessee
volunteers VIII pass from Gadsden To that
point, he wishes sou 10 despatch boat with
further sappiy; and should the corn have
arrived from New Orleans last ordered, you
VIII forward a considerable quantity also to
enable the volunteers horses TO reach Fort
HAWKINS. ROBERT BUTLER,
- Adj. General.
The order from which this extract is made,
together witti he order from whlck the fol-
lowing is extracted, were submitted through
Mr.. Eaton To the commitjeP: / beg leave also
10 make The second extract part of this depo-
siiIon, 10 wit:
Extract Of another letter TO Colonel Gibson, dat.
Cd, bg0re 81. MWhS, Aprii 9th, 1918.
This is carried by one OF those deluded
wretches who have asked for peace, and il IS
granted them-seveGteen men, 10 women.
anu 80 children have surrendered; and they
ASK permission TO pass by water 10 Fort Gads-
den-this is granted hem, and they viii re-
maui here until the runner returns, 10y whom
yon Viii write To the commanding officer ofSt
MARKS Capt. NaShon, under what badge You
VIII Know them. AND. JACKSON"
(signed) GEO. GIBSON.
District Of CoiuAabia, county of
" Washington, 10 wU:
On this Sd day of March, 1915, George Glib
son personaliyappeared before the subscriber,
lusiice oil The peace, in and for The county
aforesaid, made oath, IN due form of law, that
The matters and things as set forth in the an
neAed statement, are true as stated
SUo'R 0ejo'e JOSEPH FORREST.