Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19

greater battles, much less number has Lecn killed
wounded. Further particulars viii be told on Fro:
next when We Will Ue al jack:crT.r. can Gry: ="
10 mere w. j. MILLS. H. G."
Return Of killed and wounded III Tie bate q: w., I
laco9cIea Dec. 3lsl, l>.;J.
Regular troops-2 arIiccrs aud prva,rs nim,a
captain, is, lieutenant, "a liruenant, srrne.u
curp"ras i3 privaes wounGed--4 killed, % wcunt
Militia. 4th Regiment wounded Col Warren ~
Copper, severely, It. John HOumans, priva;cs Ian,
Tyson und jno.. llgginbcihanl, slightly.
Leon troops, privaips wounded slightly.
Militia, tota! wounded
Aggregate, killed, SO wounded out Of 90 H.,
in battle.
Many were shot through their clothes and some L,,
killed and wounded. Col. Warren is wounded. G,,
Cnch had one ball through his cap and one ,lrough b.
literally cut up around US: how it that more wt
not She: cannot tell: ". J. MILLS, L. Gel
The Indian agent, Wiley Thompson, Lieut. Ccnsl,r
tine Smith, Eraslus Rogers, and Two others nusLrv
by the Indians.
On Monday, the 2ch nit, a party of ten men. dip;,
at the house of Er;stus Rogers, su!.rr at Camp Hr
fired upon while sitting at tabe.b party {, H.
dams. The house was not above 25U yards from H.
block house Rogers was sitting a; The head o! lis ia!lr
when the first information given OF the presence c The
foe, with voey Of it is thought, at !eus, loo s!..
poured in upon them through The open door
The Indians rushed upon the house. Those IN T.:
killed, sprang out OF 1t, at the windows on each side
Five, fleeing for Camp King escaped. The Others lee;
q
negro woman, The cock, Lthnd the count,
(lhis house was used by Rogers stoe,) and hcr,
behind barrel unobscrved by The Indians The
rushed into the house, Powell 1t their cad threw down
the table, and looking around for moment, lei, lie
house.
The five of this party slain, were Gen. Thc,ni Il, s
Indian Agent, Lieut. Constantine Smith, EraSus Re.
gers, the Sutler, Suggs and HITLER. Through Genera
Thompson shot fifteen builcls and sixteen through
Rogers. The Indians sea ped all, taking off the seal,
rtp iba b,rI he. D,;r pI,t
then beating in their skulls The heads CT Rogers ant
Susgs, were shockingly mangled Al! this doncln
open Daylight within 20 yards Of Camp King andH
view OF the fifty u. s. troops there at tut time WHY
did they not rush TO their rescue, rather, wis
did they not ply the two six Founders in the block
upon these bold sarages committing before their i22r
and eyes, within $50 yards, such deeds Of barbarity
Capt lirLbaII Of the Steamer Florida arrived TO-DAY
clock. Z. NJ says that all communication, bctwrrn
Pcoata and ST. Augustine, is interd!ced. The stage
into tie latter place, detained. but the driver
mounting horse and taking lnisket, rode through
yesterday to Pcoata The driver says he plenty (
Indian t!accs-tha in fact the road was full OF then.
Day before yesterday, S"lanos house. seven miles
from p!cola,l was burned and man by the nalnc q:
ianovar shot.
The Steamboat lay out in the river last MIG it, rs il was
deemed unsafe for her to lie acng SIDE the wharf The
passengers intending to go 10 ST. Augustine. have
turned An attack upon fcoala BY the Indians is dali;
expected.
1t is important post, and doubt moi the valor q
the Savannah Volunteers 10 protect H.
PosrscRIrr.--Wc understand that the Committee Of
Citizens met yesterday, and requested Gen. Eustis 10
send troops to lie assistance of the inhabitants
which request complied wll and Company, pro.
ssioned Tor 80 days. is TO leave here 10 evening,
for ST. Augustine in the boat John Stoncy, which
vessel has been chartered by the Committed The Sto.
ney will also carry 1000 bushels Of c"rn 100 barrels
flour ~ barrels pork and beef and 20 barrels rrc IL
tended for the Inhabitants OF ST. Augustine, Who
stai,cIcd for provisions, in consequence Of the great
number of persons that have been compelled 10 flee
that place for prolrctou.-L Charleston Courier.
.lflary-We learn that Col. BankIead will proceed
TO Florida in few days 10 assume the command OF Tie
Artillery in that qnartrr.--.furfo!k Beacon.
.REMARka-C OG,aunicctcG j"r tis E"rrrr.
The author oil these ruHnEE during III" gcat" part ~ lat
year, stationed At FoGl King, aud Is consequently we'll Uniformed
named the fore going article. Justice the
especially the Officer - in command i; Fo King tMLo
knowing who that officer emans that he should
that well cd!cnI.cd 10
the OF said officer The Traders, Store Wine
cormi!,ci instead uf huro,G
borders too hurrmoch Wherein thom,mnd Indian, ay
1, is evident that Tie who iuns the
houc had Of danger-how thea wuch have brsn
possible the troops have anticipated and rescue! cIa
Tie deci contaminated Ut rOllcyun the O; beng
tnncd tic SaSasea doubt Immediately relocated ~ .Le ia