Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-04

above Iack:onvl!e on the St. Johns rTer hal h''fu
some runner ut the attack on Nh iiF9lho"''n'' %
and had ridden in that direction TO learn f uGls
when taIlinr in with the company he l'ncu Us '"hhs
We were clad hear al this "cGuiS,'t"n io' we h"t"
that tarc then another adnrh To- '''S nH'e pi'.o
who would ''go :ls death " !ia'c " '"'''' "' ~ "
Giaiis So wuu!:i lhCy iii. .tr;
Jacksonville is entitled 10 much cre' oF inc soIc
tu,j and sympathy lei: by all It's citizens iD Tic SniFI
-, NJ i:s, wI, were attacked by this ruthless snvas"
Ini;aa party The manifestation OF tIrir ic"ii"ES was
,, il manner tr nIs':!idr!s'nd, especially as
il r.ar!s Mrs Johns: lie unfortunate iady, Upon "!'
,i.. ;r,o;: iicIi;sE bafbariiy WAS iEt!lctcd
The r.rnru; he: LtpluIahIc c"nhii'on was known IN
tovr i st;b.crrt::.a u about sizes WAS III lew mi
:nt.a raised. Ole amount OF winch has b''H an" wa sill
Lee much ncrca'! il nccessary) or iilr purpose ~ SeH
ing her n2si":l a!tr!i;ance ana removing h'f 10 'S
NJ cc where mol r:iy nrcrSsarieS Hut some cHn1i;d
cai,! TT procured r her. Before al e!' could be is
sr"d ,y Capt blanchard, ti!rcc Of has ncn and one Of
Capt: Priests volunteered as gu"F1 |" escort i'SF
in u. Wcch readily volunteered lbs SERVERS is Phy-
."ian This is the crrdabc 20 DR.. W., Us 'e WAS
then the r;!y physician in town Col i'"i' was '4"da
b.y active m q, rag this assistance IL! Wis J"hs II"
SIN, his caIriag" horst ard C!ivcr 10 BRING he! IN II in
,hc cprion OF the physician her wounds would permit
her rruuyl They 81; inmrdiaicy after the return
Of the company Saturday. They returned on Ni"'i-
dly evening, bringing Mrs J"''as, Nh" endured u: re-
El"ra distance q! near t't! H'iS, VIA" s'A' wa
tul". -
II Is cnnurh I, make til: blood chill al! rus, painful
Is 10 M heart. 20 this lady mangcG rs ste IS and
To- think h0tr ,siru and bY rk0m thu deed was dome
T., her I: render her distressed and unUI. unac 5ttii1n
as comfortable possible.
1t is thought that MIS-, Johns will recover
From t.c Correspondent 81 Me SIrn~nGh GcorsiHa
;.sir. Jo.I>' RIVER, f. +, Sep. Is, ISIS.
::Sir: Six lIuairc, of the Tennessee Volunteers have
reached .Nct-nausciHe: the Others are oA their way
They accompanied by Gov Cal, who writes that c
Will ri the country entirely Of this daring, WHY Toe, o!
arc his hipS and blood 10 minc with those 81 the hc-
oia Dldc and .IIan, lizard, i'll larning tie soil Of the
S,.:niuna G,,y. Call WIS ''schoocd BY Gen Jackson.
whose r<*oms isr a'" c0nq:cring Sirn! has i't c!-
rIy irunc;!; and his soldiers from The same nr-
dv rrnniury alike familiar with the rifle and Az. who
followed TIA. determined Jackson tn victory and to anc
"'Ihc c"nlnlnd oi all tIr Regulars IS gwen IL the
ranm! Arirr PIERCE Vii" rs already given an earnest
Of what nay bc expected Of him. entrusted with lbs
cana1n Al the Regulars fit for duty. arr to mrrci
arlinsl lie cncny, lvng the vu!n1'crIa IN The cast
side OF the g. Johns protect their families and homes
The %. HE year, the "iiHrrs Iii" troops, all seem
cu<i,cinu* for the opening Of the new campaign. The
recent sr.lshs Of fearless f." have proved the enc
nv no. ..v.rrihr. if daring.
= l. is hopes, that the ln!Ccs marching into The nation
will keep tn" city 900 much employed - a!!o" lI!"m
T., rl3n and execute s.2h daring and predatory
s;o,s -. !,y: down the river -. johns 70 En
il..s 81 !!e Governor ana the Tenn $50 Volunteers
aM c;cS are loYg turned Alas if that nopr p7"v"s
hi"l.r!: !.c,!. Yours, &c
LATEST FROM FLORIDA.
TALLAHASSEE. Sept Is
sii-l have the hoMor, herewith. 10 cei*v copies nf
my i<! lttcr< trnyral lrsup and CoinnAorc Dailns
Whit. :Y explain to rou fully my plans Tor con:uc:inL
III, war a-as! The SCGla!c Indians. Since the date
al taos" letters, have had personal interview VIII
General lrsup IN which. with great ra:,mn'ii:. i"
declines tie cnmnand Of the army in F0rih'. and pro-
poses u:II:r my authority volunteer. J. i
gratifying 10 TO- .no. that The country will hive
tie hIl:it u lis ;s:l:s and ,%rr"ncc "rCn i!nUgh ie
declines the nominal command ri linz army. he viii hc
Florida hv the o1i nslut with the forces under his
c1,li!iud ~.l mnr. morrow, n ihn head 81 the
TENNESSEE. and sH2.i number OF III. Floria volunteers
a:.i hope meet the rurny before the first Of October.
AN, sir, very respectfully, your oh't Eer@nnt,
X. X. CALL.
Comsaand;ng Ike .9rmy IL UcIiia,
The Hon. LEWIS CAS-. 'sstrct"ry n Her.
Extract jnm iC'tcr tn gentleman IN tbs C'y rom
o4r;r ~ tic Tennessee Foiupiccrs. Gatch
"TALLAIIAssEE, Florida. Sept -
"Oa Tomorrow morning take mp the line Of march
Coz .hr - vil,c ,ocE"" Oar brigade is :Gi strong
der tie co;nmamd oi General ls,brr, Armstrong Of
Nrsl.Yilr There will be about |, 600 F!ordans and
e;N regulars with POS }3 Indians, in evaporation
vii, IL. We have great ambition and high hopes Of
putting an end t. tho war. w.t. Int.
uyIrrD STATES Tnocrs N LowHnfs.--it is stated
that Gen. Jcsup has ordered Maj Dearborn with about
two hundred United States regulars. into Lowndcs conn-
IT, for the protection of that aud the surrounding conn
tfr ara;st .! r0-rda"ns OF Indians. IL Is anticipated,
tint wien operations shall be renewed in FI"dn parties
." Creek Indians. perhaps accompanied by Their SEMI
ror allies. VIII return through Southwestern coun-
ties tu their ancient homes; and this force Is designed
we lrar:. preparation or such state OF things
Cen VrSup has been Tallahassee. and it there
Understood, that liz would be invited by Gov. Call 10
take command Of the Florida forces.
E.UN;d.criTn Standard.
The President retained Saturday morning. the iSt
instant HIS health is much improved by his long ANA
IaborInua journey .L!oj@.
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