Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-14

we trust they may enjoy the peace and security 80 well
earned by their bravery. a., &c
The Montgomery Journal, received ny lne way =.
Chambers county states that five hostile Indians ana
white man who had Joined them, were prought 10 that
place on Monday and placed in jail lhey were brought
in by the friendly Indians and whites OF their neghoor
hood The prisoners are the same who murdered the
wagoncrs and destroyed ther "aisa' 'eo'' ''eJ Wv
supposed to be the same
scouting party was sent out from mean quarters OH
"Wednesday and ordered to scour the country Tor SIX
miles in extent. The captain reported that he saw fresh
e;gns of The enemy that had been apparently but just
made and thinks that the Indians were concealed near
b., where they could watch his movements We learn
that i, the intention 10 send out scouting parties daily
while the troops remain eiicainpec, 10 ciea! Tic country
in this vicinity.
From the number of troops ordered out by the Execu'
tves of the two States together with the companies OF
IT, S. snIirrs, their way TO the seat Ut war, we
encouraged in The hnpe that peuce aud safety Will
vel be restored in tine fer the settlers TO return 10 their
homes and finish their crups This we understand 10 ue
the opinion Of those who have the direction oil the ap
proachng caInpa gn. Some fifteen or twenty days VIII
probably capsr before those who have been driven from
their homes form any very just idea whether they
will be able 10 return during The present Summer we
do most sincerely hope that ere month expires, the
difficulty will be settled and the industrious farmer re-
stirred To his almost lost possessions This, however, we
can only hope Tor having nothing 10 defend or authorize
such hope, but the patriotism which seems to perva!e
every part Of the county and lle energy Which prompts
the officers TO tIrir Guty These enoug!--Ihe mat
done speedily.
The Co;nmbus Guards, commanded by Captain Urqu-
hart, the RYE Company, commanded by Capt Thomas
G. Evans, and the .irtHicry CompGny commanded by
Capt, Thomas loxey, oil volunteer companies of this
place, have been regularly mustered into the service Of
the u States. These boys generally show fight when
il to their turn, and will give god account of
themselves in almost any crowd.
WORCESTERSHIRE Ali.ledgevilc Standard of Un OIL
of the 3st ult. says"A Volume r Con my of ava
r. has been raised in Baldwin, which took up the line Of
march for the Creek nation on ycstcrday.-QGters-
Capt II. B. Gather; lst Lieut.. John Stephens; I'd do.
William Jolly 3D. do John l. Lewis
On Saturday morning (says the same Paper) large
and fine looking company of volunteer Infantry, from
Tauferro county passed through this place for the
Of War. commanded by Capt. J. NJ. Sanford.
The Mobile Chronicle Of the 9th ult. says-"Co
Bates accepted of the services Of Capt. Smiths Compa
ny of Artillery, and Cap Crawords Company of Rifle
men, yesterday (both Of whom had volunteered their
services on Monday for the Creek campaign. Capt
Pagss Mobile Guards rendered their service
panics We believe the whole five companies required
from the division could have been made W in this city
alone The two companies will leave on Friday morn
inr."