Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31

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GENERAL GAINES AND OSEoLA HAD
ANINTERNlEW.
The news from tie camp ui Grn. Gaines contin-
ncs 10 be Of meat Importance. Ia our laNl "" s'a-
ted that Gen CInch with llc Aaclna militia hal
loned him. We were tlen unable 10 state the par
tcuarS. Tie following extract OF letler 10 IT,,
Ednor, viii show tie ioice which accompanied The
provisions.
" The force Which went To the relief Of Gen.
Gaines, under the command Of Gen. Cliueh con-
sisted Of four 'onpani,S Of mounted volunteers
from Alaohna county, commanded by Captains
Williams, Cater, Horn. and Lieut.. Dell one com
pau> from Hamilton county, under Capt Martin,
the Richmond Blues, about seventy friendly In-
drrd men. Verbal reports state Tia, tic Indians
are Getting shoII OF lead
nh tbs force Con Clnoh vert 10 tic relief
OF Gen Gaines The night III fore his arrival, O.
cola sent negro 10 the Camp OF Gen. Gainc,
requesting an interview, and promising To stop
killing he men If liz would stop klliuo Indians.
Ills proposllon was agreed to,1nd O>cola WAS told
10 come nen day with Il wi lie flag, when the,
would have a talk with Inn. Tie #M day, IN
company with another Chief, he came to within l.
bout ON inndrcd Nald> of the For, waving his
white flag around hrcc tunes, and sat down upon
a log. Three officers from tie camp went 10
mcci ucm.
o>cola Informed dcm tlat Cen. Clincll was
ON Ii, way 10 JON th.la with 4 Large humber oil
Lolsrmrn he Xprcss,d Ina a il linpn,.x fi,,t hos,
llueS should cease, and to we up his alm> The
ihccrsrcq0Ird himo sign atticlcs OF aprccmo mt b,
winch he bound himself t" proceed Immediately 10
! Tampa BY, aud ihrrc embark for the Mississippi.
Some say HAT O,a"'a objected 10 this mode OF
f'mo' my, and wished 10 q" by lard. Oilers that
i lac would hot rrennN"in 90 n all, hut wished 10
1--we ON the oih'r side Il the " itilaonuohcc,nnd Ia
have lhai iur tie boundary lire between them and
the whites. Ecu discussion WAS interrupted by
the Arrival OF Cen. Chrch. Dung lhc course
oir, O>,oa inquired how they were Oh lar pfo-
visions. They told HIM thcy bad pIcnlN. lie
SAID he knew ihcy had not, and il hey would come
over the ,l,,r, he would give item two bce>os and
bottle of brandy.
As G,n. Chnch approached III. friendly In
dams, discovering the hostile Indians about three
hundred wards from thu Camp of Gen. Gaines
raised the Whuop, which " as Immediate, followed
hy one from the hostile Indians. Tic men inmc-
diairly formed and fred a platoon The Indian.
fled and were closet, pursued. \ runner the,
came from Gen Gaines ordering then, To ston
and informing them tina, OSeol, wa. trcaiinv vii
them Al frs, those IN n,lr,uit ,onld no, bc -,
strained but the cry of "trcal,.' "tlru,,
soon chcck,d il,em. General Clnch then formed
and procrrdrd 10 r1lnn"
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