Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-21

northern states! ard If they have, we would beg
them TO re .sh thvi' memories ~ reading such eN
tracts as the iolo, om tie mos, authentic o.
their own hIs orian-. Hutchinson:
~ The GO. erumen increased he pre- ium Tor
Indian scaips and coPtires one hundred pouad~.
This encouraged John Lovewel TO raise com
pan, of cOiuiteerS to 20 GU, upon an Indian
hunting JauIars 9th, he brought 20 Boston a
captive md scdip, both y hch lc met with sboN {
forty miles be ond Wnnepoisiaukee lake Gong
out n second line, lie disco cred Indians round
a FIRE. all asiecp. lie ordered part of his comp ny
to fire who kied scvcn--ih he other three, they
were raising up, were sent 20 rest again b. the
olhcr par, OF the company reserved Tor that pur-
pose. These ScGIps ere bi ought TO Boston on
the OH of March. Embroidered in rep Gted sur
cess. ne made a thlri attempt, and went out wiki
thirty-,hree men. Upon the 9Th of May hey dis
covered m Indian upon point of land which
iomcd TO a grea' pond or lake. lPigwackc 1 The,
hid some suspicion hat he was sent there draw
them into snare, aud that there must be msnt ln-
dams hear, and ,he clore laid down thcit packs
! thst ihcy might lie re,dy Tor ac ion, a.d tEeu
marched rear two miles round the pond TO come at
the inGian ,hev had Tie feHotc renamed
rcre although it was certain death 10 nIn, and
~ hen the EngliSh within gun-sho,, discharg-
ed bis piece which was loaded with beaver shot,
aad wounded Luvewe aud one OF his men, aud
then n;mcdiately fell himself and WAS scalp.
| " The Indians, who ay concealed, sc zed all the
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| English packs, and then waited their return al a
place convenient for their own purpose One oil
the Indians being discovered, he RES, being al out
eighty, rose, yelled, aud bred, and 'heu ran OF wi;h
| their hatcheis with lteat fuzzy. The English re
treated to the poud secure heir renr, and shouEh
| so unequal in numbers, cCntm"ed five Or SIN hours
til might came on. Captain Loyeweli aud h's Lieu
tenau, Farwe!l, and E.,igr Robbins, were soon
morally wounded, and Nith ii - mo.e, were lett
dead upon the spo, SIX Keen escaped, and returned
unhUi, but obi, ed 10 leave eIsh OF heir
~oIaded companions Ia the wood, wl'hoH prpvi
sion>: their Chaplain, IN. Fry. Of .4RdOoeT,
lU0s one; he had 6,haced tcih great JT"crTy,
and ScGiped ItRiH. ia the neat ~ the ACTON,
| but persisted himself !or want OF re.ie,."
| q fer reading this and lie passages, 81 Z
would ask these gentlemen which l. the most hu
mane, 10 remove Indians from O orsia b. treat '
to country West OF the Mississippi, and pa, hem
! four hundred thousand dollars for going, o. 20 *
| terminate them under q law VIII ch gave such an
eaormo IS price for their scalps, that even parsons
quit their tiocks aud their binie, oolS up the knife
a..d the gun rn'med through tie ondS IN search
o Indians, and sought their deaths in earning tie
price Of a blood-st med scalp
We have seen a great deal Of sentimental trash
soing the rounds tboul these Creeks, representing
'heu, as "A ing that they would no lit a hand a
| gains the whites, that they would die among The
tombs of their fathers, that they would lay down at
with their bodies. This Is not Indian language,
nor founded in Indian sentiments manners. 1t
l. manufactured Tor them! An dian always dies
with a savage ferocity, fighting the last momen,,
dclying his enemy lille he grit his teeth, IN
! srltirg him while he can inter word, and exulng
in his own dcath il he his enemy die first.
Yet this sentimental trash about non-reslsance is TO
be put into their mouths, TO be put into the mouths
of the heroes OF Fort Minis, the assa<sins employed
! nv Arbutbupt Aulhi.tcr and NichOlsl
In Bueoos Tyres paper of the 10Th July, we
find the following decree of the government o
Chill, which We do not remember 10 have any
notice of before; and YET, which is sweeping II
its provisions, to require both notice and remon-
STRANGE.
BY the 81 article is ordained, hat the f'c o.
having on board Spanish producs shall be sufficient
to produce the conhscaiou OF am vessel! Til is
indeed very absurd, considering the limited means
OF Chill enforce lis ordnance; hut the preienson
should not on that account be permitted to pas,
without ccnsure. The widest enactment- OF Ma
poeon in his various anli-commercial DEGREES, and
when hehid Europe back him, did aim at
objects more unjnsfsbe, with greater con empt
| Council of Government OF Chilli. That Go, ern-
ment has yet % lie IN, ha' hatred no just,
as none be more ,han that of The 5. Ameri-
cans Against Spain, must not be indulged at The
pelse Oi olher parties, and in defiance of the laws
! of atjon-.
BuenoS .4yres, July 20 'r. Forbes, Agent
of the u. States hes handed us the following de
cree, received BY him from he Consul of the u.
States in Chilli
The Cou,c1 of Government
Whereas the oo-'inacy OF he Spanish govern
rnent, IN its ho-ities against the Republic, and in
support OF its pretended RIGHTS, imperiously re-
quires the adoption OF vigorous means 10 compel
The cabinet of Alodrid to isen to the voice OF JUS
iice and ll-preservaIion-Haye decreed, and do
decree,
l. That commodities of all SORTS, belonging to
the subjects Of Spain, which shall henceforrh he
introduced into the territoie. of The Republic,
shall be confscated TO the state, tChateUer be the
! tag, under which they introduced
1 2. -Four months after the publication of this de-
cree, all vessels in which Spanih merchandise, of
any sort, shall he found, shall be declared good
! prize by the competent tribunals, and they and
their rgoes shall be confscated.
! 3. Shall be considered rs Spanish property, the
produce Of the soil or Of The industry of Spain with
out exception, that shall be sezed in Peru, if a.
mounting in value to S 100.
4. In case OF doubt respecting the Spanish origin
Of any effects introduced by sea or by land it shall
be determined by the chief Of the custou-house on
the spot, assisted Ivy two skilful persons; ana in
case OF objection, two others shall be named by the
minister, whose sworn decision shall be final.
D The officers of the customs shall be person
ally responsible for the Introduction, under false
preences, of Spanish products
6. The minister Of state is charged with the ex-
! ecution Of this decree.
/ Given in the Palace ofthe Supreme Government,
4 Lima, 18th April, 1925
HEPOLITO UNANUE,
THOMAS HERE'S.
BY order. JOSE MARIA DE PAUDO.