Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-25

time he making the offer he was wounded by those
very Indians to whom quarters offered They also
killed several other persons, Capt Gibbs, 1t NJ c. Moul
tom and some others do recoect the names Of and
you also were wounded by Them sss.it,
Con the morning after the BATTLE informed by Col
James Brown, Cherokee, that of the were
found under the bank of the river who killed. by
party OF CherOkees among whom COL Brown, Mai.
John alker and Maj Ridges but that Gen. jackson
not present. and knew nothing of the circumstance until
was over tee satisfied Another evidence of his human
y to the Indians is the following Indian
found the next morning after the battle in hollow loy
who was cut out and taken to the General On examina.
ton he found be severely wounded in several places
He was placed under the of the Surgeon Doct Hogg
think, and every attention paid him that was necessa-
ry-and on his recovery taken to Nashville by Ge-
neral Jackson with whom understood he lived some time:
and afterwards saw the Indian in Nashville learn
the boot and shoe makers tradc.''
p ~ e so s1sa ,s The letter Of Gen
rem'on to that The battle Of the
s s sen w wssf k 1 Ss the
n as guarded from the violence Of the cheokee and
JACKSON AT HOME
PRIVATE CHARACTER GEN. JACKSON.
ST. Johns6,ny. pt) July, 1928
able Of ss S as s Rss as sending you ya
M. Rx 5f Esq in Ltteo1 On Hit will be
been Administrator sapers "n''n has
have w mo ns @ which
private character Being sbnrg at the General Conference
and Kentucky who personally acquainted with General
Of reat h every instance, ne was spoken Of as
s ha cs . h
feelings and views will from ven.
ssy1nS years s %hG spss had an
information respecting Gen Iaeksons private character
character will and what say opinion ali religious
people who arc intimately acquainted with him lived near
found him an
honest and Intelligent and good
our ho Jesus Christ and holds the faith that
Portable home for the minister who upon He does
can pref to Heaven oe % % 6nsa but believes that
(signe0 JAMES QUINN"
The following letter. published for the many inqun
@ @ anS bon STeO o, m Of the Methodist
and religion residing in Cecil county, Md
DEAR sIR-I am informed that religious friends in
Gea as d eas %s ss &c
% and MD never shall be- Partisan nothing could induce
lence from end of the another; but conceived
made eO'eG me erroneous impressions that may have been
e coffin han and BY presses
" to be amented that Of character
slander destroy reputation one the puest
P0 do "o W ba, our country can boast and charges O
indeed that be- dopravy deliberately sit
for h s the sp0G
ws an and S ssn in the 9Th 18th s Regiment of Infantry
commenced in 1914 his arrival in Orleans Commander in
Cbie oil the 18th Military District have
planning The defence Of his country have him hot
oreasfg the ATTACKS Of The Invaders Of
and countersign beauty and booty the hour
victory ke the good Samaran allevang Affections and
binding the wounds Of fallen
with aurels in the Of thousands, by Beauty @ vo
orleans, whom he saved from the
have him the and fashionable
the haiments his professions the delight the admn hundreds
In all OF which situations have him
neous hg-minded phlanop Andrew Jackson among
amlable Never a
grossly and UiDy nrpresend; requires only
Admire him know him WELL and of his dspo
sIon pleasing and agreeable right
opinions and assertions aspiring demagogues the contrary
has been charged by his enemies of being
for his like the Of their
ood OF truth have been his and within hearing
ing the most difficult and trying times and heard
that could As have