Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-11

Comm ron,lcmen arriving in Town yesterday report
that The bodies of Mr. and Mrs upcgrove have hreh
found. Hers was in pond where sht Hau pe,, snoi
Ills was mangled and or eight bullet holcS thfon
!, A Enht wood knot lying near with halr ana
blood on It, with which the Indians had beat out his
brains. . =, ;.
Thsis another instance in OUT vicinity OF Indians COM
hitting bnrbaCs upon Females.
IL snpposrG by some, that those Indians were Greeks,
on their way 10 Join The Srninues. Others think them
Scinocs, aud l" same band WIN c"mnllted the outrage
Oh Mr. Johns This quite prohar:a as That party made
G,ar escape. The passcs by Kingsley Pond "ere
guarded by Major Prfces cnnmand, and IN fact he
s,Tuur his ,ncm from lack Creek almost to the San;a
r., B!,d and vet no l-a Gf that party discnvcrsd
They may, on finding lr;r way gnarGrd have turned
their north an! i'll order 10 direct attention i'll thai
direction that they might make their escape soH'
ward.
CREEK INDIANS.
IlryrsyILLr Sept. IA large body Of these In
dams said l., number n) reached this place on Thurs
day last and rncarrcd r III" night. within III" limits #
town. They were from the new cnunilts III lie ~
c!my I'll Inladcga, and under the direction "i ihr ei'
grating agents, who taking t"n to the country set
aside tar hcm wet nf the Mississippi We visited ;Ec'
camp little before dusk, which "2s the irst sc"Ec {"
the kin' Witnessed The appearance g: The In
GanS did indicate that surn GiScnnlrEied feeling
which SO had y2"Cc irOI lhn accounts w had Prrus
cd Of other renn"als-bu The contrary They srcned
enjoy good deal Of cun!cntmcnt They were divided
into squads apparently composed 0i families or conncc
tonS, best S.id their CONFERENCE.-The noticed li;
niru with the performance Of the drudgcry ct their camp,
and we're either lettering about stretched upon hal
kr whilst The sGnaws were k;ndng fires and preparing
r.past for tIrn and the Of playful children scat
tered arOunG.-DcmOcr0:.
Mr.. FuRsYrn.-'rhc Hon. Jno Forsyth, Secretary Ct
Salr arrived in this city. SUNDAY evening last Icy
the Rail Road from Charleston, and took i"dsngs al Tie
Planters llOtcl.--2HguStn Chr0ntcic Ott, ..
INTERESTING FROM TrxAs.-Thc following private let
ter from the camp Of the Texas army. says the Louisiana
Advertiser 81 sept 18th, is by tic curator 81 The Nr:-
Chant 5 Exchanges:
lie Grand, the prime pal chief the Camancc Indians,
is in The camp of the Texan army: lie Is Hut!l"r
spd lay the nation 10 offer the services OF lc "aFrIs7
Who are well armed and cqurind, Il the lrAiln govern
mcnt in Of Scccnnd Invasion from The Mrxcans
Their Srr";a;'s had NOT been accepted.
H. Grand is about IL years Of &gc Is halt breed;
his father was Z pincn.an his mother CaIrancne
IAN; was educated in New York, and left The city III the
year olu and has been The principal chief Of The nation
for H. years lie is The deadly enemy and dread OF The
Mrxcars.
II is the opinion a, Columbia that Capt Hughes II the
PassaiC would bc liberated.
SANTA Anna and Alnonlc are in double irons, al DR..
r..Ins pIantatinn guarded By no men Gen. Sanirc
Houston at ST. Augustine and daily cSpecleda 'c'
lasI'ivz.
CUtLEcToRs OFFICE.
.Nc1o lricuns Sept. X. $50.
Sr-Sincc writing Won vcslcrday the suI"Ct ot the
rrxian schr Terrible, have had further information on
the subject and find that the sloop OF BUs"r took
chang. Of the schooner at the request OF enc Of tr OH.
beard who had alteration as to who s!:oI Ia
command. go
The parties arc now in the city, and Tie dispute will
likely he settled by the Judicial tribunals OF The country
have the honor to be-
Very respectfully. your chit sc:"'',
JAMES ". DREEDLOEE,
The Hon LEVI WOODBURY.. toH'""r.