Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05

T. s. Killed: Scrgt Hunt, 2rivatcs Tilin and u
Roberts, and five others not known; wounded six one
six wounded.
Gen. Call has just arrived in Camp with go men
and assumed the entire command.
report has also arrived Indians we're penned
IN hammock in the Prairie, and that on Monday
last firing was heard, and general engagement had
taken place
The mail rider, from NIicanopy via Newnansvi,le.
VINO arrived mere ON Sunday morning last day later
than the mail was due, reported that he his
fresh signs OF Indians and that he might probably have
been picked Oft by some Of them had he joined
company of persons with whom he travelled far as
Black Greek lie said every dwelling abandoned by
inc inhabitants the roads leading from Black Creek to
TO Newnansve, and 10 Micanopy, also from Newnans.
vale to Alligator and from Picolata and Paa,ka Mica
nopy Pcolata is the highest point ST. Johns I'M
aoandoncd by the Inhabitants. The rider brought uso
the first intelligence of the attack the house of Mr.
Simmons.
-, From the Jacksonville tE. F.) Courier 9th instl
we delay our paper, which all ready for press
notice the arrival Of the steamer Florida from Savannah
Her arrival hailed by citizens with iov as she
brought us that of which were almost wholly des.
utute, that OF which stood in need arms for our
ueience nlessrs. King ~ Co., of Savannah have our
warest thanks for their kindness and berality in fur
nishing us in the manner they have done-wth forty
stanu OF arms, with accoureme borrowed
state oil Georgia, and for which they have obligated
themselves TO the State.
We notice in "The Georgian" of the I1th inst the
ioiiowlng 60 The intelligence from Florida is rather
alarming. Ample protection should be extended 10 our
eiow-czens in that quarter If the u. States forces
which be TO their relief fl ON the neiphborng
OF our city are prepared to fly to their rescue
Ample protection has not yet been afforded. The
United States forces the theatre hostties about
three hundred strong only, have not it seems, been
aaequats to protect the lives and property of the ina-
bitans on the borders Of the Indian Nation The whole
militia OF East Florida is dutyour friends in Mid
die Florida have gaanty volunteered and promptly
moved on to the scene of action. Soud the United
states trops under General Clnch, reinforced they
now are, by at least twice their number of mount.
ed men, who, at moments call, suddenly laid down
the peaceful implements of the citizen and assumed
nsu to mt n 10
stop to the depredatons carried on by the
Semnoes, aud bring the affair ofther removal speedy
Crisis, we shall indeed look to the gallant of
gia TO volunteer their services Nor shall we have
been greatly surprised, had already witnessed
OF her spirited volunteer companies passing Join
forces, without waiting for call upon them when
reduced to extremity. reduction, by the bye, we by
no means anticpateyet the fate of battles
to the strong and the greater the numbers the
ter the more probable would it be, that the Indians in
Inundated, would their resistance, and yield them
selves up quietly for removal We graticd to hear
Mr Buloch say, as he has done in the article above
THAT he has no doubt the volunteers of are pre-
pared TO fly TO rescue"