Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16
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CREEK MARlNClDE\TS.

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CREEK WARaAoIDE\Ts.
Since our last paper W. ISSUED but lev eifc1m-
stances have transpjt,d wor5liy Of record neon
nexion will, this " ar IL Nalutjeers "ao lett
This place for Roanoke, ted' b land and water,
on arriving at that town, found il deserted, rs wen
h, The, Indians as by the withdrawing mufGritd
many OF the inhabitants, and burntd heH ""t'-
Inns these neroiItss Wfeiolts lad I'D 10 lheI
:. cure abodes in tie snamrs, and not even
GLIMPSE was Lad Of sol.t4ty Indian at Roanoke,
ar an, where elSr in dial vicinity. lie troops
having travelled Illus far, AID growing mere ana
more anxious for f" the fight irso'ed Oh per
severance, aud soon continued their mafsh on faFd
to lrwinton, town situate Oh thr AI""dllld sue !"
the Chattahooehre, about ID mcS Lrte" Roanoke.
Here again, their ambition MAS checked--ho l"dI-
ans a, Irunon. Disappointed Ino uehoui, lhey a.
bandonrd the march, aud relurncd-a portion OF
them TO this place, and tie balance 10 Fort Me
Crrarv, a lew miles above Roanoke, and 10 ont
Iuiggs some 20 miles fellow Columbus. Gen.
MdDouead received an express on Sunday morn
mo from Fort NJ, CttarN, stating llai the Indians
were all around ticnl--tleir foot prints could be
seen in almost every direction, aud that they lad
raced their march tor sone dIStaIte on tie tlatl
cadine ID Florida. IL eul last, "" anticipated THAT
llcv would synd their Woner, t'lldIen ana P'u"-
der to Florida, and probably establish regular
connection between tie Semluoi,a dhd Ireths'
At this moment, Ihere remains not the shadow OF
doubt upon our minds, that tins object Will be
accomplished The plantations Of Ms. Brew
or, Mr. Quarts, aud others in the sane heiehbor
hood, have Teen visited IL tie indians IL" L.
ings, oul-houSrs, and all property d Il Poil>iah,,
nature burned to a,Gcs AID several individuals MI
led
hall-treed by tie name Of JM HcHrY at tn,
head of l5o, all Ike himself ch0hMg tef he tIouC
OF white men, has been pfo"hng tie nation Ike
hungry vol and committing d"rrcdaliods NLercy
er he went ON Saturday nieu last, runDo
reached tie city, ,ha himself and band uiil,
in II or ) miles Of tie river Gen. MeDousaI'
promptly called upon tie troops to cross die Chat
tahoci,re III pursuit Of ths scouudrcl and altbou2
it was O'Clock in the nieht, yet We are proud Il
snv, that volunteers came forward with alaCrit
aud spirit from thc touniiH II, Guards, and Cap
/ Evans Rifle corps, amounting in all 10 80 Ct lUt
/ men, who narth he'd into The nation al tie hour q
midnight in search Of IN savage ioe-a6d attr
having travelled all night without heine ale to dis
oNcr lie enemy, rotHrH,d 10 ihytr eEeamrmcu'
the next morning. Tie following night jim !Icng
and his gaH5 a preached within six mics OF toW
/ and burned NE t,htc ttLt--and during IT.
night he crossed to the Georgia side 81 the river
and c0nmiued drprcdation> hv killing aud de,
troylng tie houses and property Of Mr.. John Vi,
tory, whose plantation is about 20 mills Loo
Columbus We trust however, thai this lr,
viii soon he eusuarod.
On Sunday evening, NO Cuscll Chicls. Gus,
ta-had-o, aud Al-Aa-iad-lo, together pilh st
ven Indians, and a white man l., tie IMAM
Of baily, came in from tie camp 81 Ne-ah Nj,
co, the head chief OF the nation They vrr
drsuatrlfd bv Np-ah AI5c-c1 and E-rr Mad