The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06


! Indian Nfui. The spcek otaai IN the norm
wesi seems 10 hasc blown over. \ letter nom
| Ioscph " Tory Lsg dated AZ Ma'1fin"e, on
the Id instam states that the trcay was going
| na=-aboui Two thousand Indians had aiiendch,
andunong the Wlnncbsgoes chris who discl"I'n
the hostile acts Of some oftbc'r young uen ana
cypress ihcir willingness to deliver ~ ihepeipe-
traitors oi thuse act,.
Iirlitr N.ics grom GrssH Bny.-lhe schr.
Camn4s Can Ncrru arrived here ON Mon
dag from Gtcrn BAY and Nackinac, and brings
letcrs from the former place as late - the ID
The aagaprt OF the information received, IS con
tanned IN thr following extracts from letters adj
Dire ssetl 90 gentleman IN this CITY
" The Gotcrnei arrived here on the 2siii and
reached The little Butte de- Morris, the treaty
rfauirl, on the 3lst The Council commences
10 day, flhc 81 Aug d the Commissioners are
an xious to get through IN tlmr 20 the steam
boat Gen Atkinson b. gone up to the pfoirft
du Chies, with about 500 troops, aud has arr'v-
81 here long before tins. The Wmncbngoes,
! those who attend The treaty. are very much
alarmed particularly alter having heard I1cce
of the Governors mud lie told them II they
wanted TO 20 10 var, the t0ad Vas WIDE open
aud that the only favor asked OF them was 10 let
taeir intentions lie known"
Extract from another letter ot the same date
I he n"gohslions viii lie flushed, probably,
ahout the rnd ol the week, shcn we shnll take
our departure IN the Clay. There are now d
bout two thousand indians on the ground, com
posed uf Nenominirs Ainnebagoes. Chlppt vas
aud New York indians. The iockRyer lndi.
ans huye not yet shcwn themselves, though they
are expected -- No intelligence has been recoly-
ed from the rrnric, though from the force now
there, every thing mus be III "A state OF conlpai'
nllvc tranquility
The Commissioners had short council with
the Nnnrbhgocs day be ore Yesterday, IN which
trey dl.ayowed all connection with the band gull
" al the outragos on the Mississippi. They rs.
kcd. what object We supposed they could have
or provoking hosiilItes with rs, except II was.
the utter determination of their nation They
,ad they were As fond OF life as "" were, aud
invoked the pity and ln'plored lie iorbe"ance
and protection Of thcf iniref
There wa too nlncr truth IN these repre-
,eniaions, aud tncll comparatively deicnocless
situation was too notorious. 10 admit the belief
that they did not eXpl"s. their honest senti-
ncut, "
from Prajrie di Chicn--By MIR Lockwood,
Of the piaitle, who arli,cd IN the Niagara, we
learn that Col. smelling had descended from n.
Peters Withtwo companies oil the United states
troops aud that the inhabitants, relieved from
all apptehenslous, had reformed 10 their homes
und occupations. Nh. Lockwood lrttihe frai-
on the 2lst ult aud came by the way OF 81.
Louis and Cncnndltl. lie met Gen Akm-
son detachment, two hundred miles belo" tie
Prairie.
The London Times OF the Nth July, contains
the list OF Professors appointed IN the ne" IInI.
Nersitv of London. Among these, two OF the
Professors are taken frnm American Institutions,
'i2:-Dr. Paiiison, lately Of the Mar, land Uni
yernitv, and Mr.. long OF the Virginia Uni'crsI-
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