Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11
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n....e ,,u,nted men arrived liern on Saturday last
and are now cncamped upon the borders o' our
,,un We understand tia; Nohoo ana JIM 10y,
the two ircadly che. feha'leh SUI" "''pp'
,ant service in the Gre, .. are becoming as
satisfied with the white. 18th General ''SUP
particularly. II is ,aid saeA Peuilon'd '''uP -.
leave 10 keen their relatives, Who "e'' "'N"'
prisoners, with them, and that th'N n,'s"' wv H..
carried westward. wnh the other hoStiles' nor w
SON, 20 Gcorpia for tlial.-Thi, request ''suP w.
f,soa Which i sail 10 have rendered f""''" ""u
IL, r., why pnrl, dissatisfied In consequence
of !, General Jrsup intends keeping = I'H' 'o'o'
:, ,L, naiioo until he result o The ehc' resent
,ent i more Gily asceftalned. Some danger Is
.nnr,henacd also from the department "i ,hr
friendly Indians upon Their helhg informed "'''
they were to be sent of 10 tha wes' immediately
M, ,hn hosiilrs. They can raise 5000 fighting
men n, least aud some say more ihry h'd In'eN
ION unJcr arms, who are all still ~ the nation
aud ,l,,ro are a large number brSidnc RESIDES N
T,LJeaa. Chambers, AMI other upper countess
who took no part in the campaign
Mourr. JnIy Is-On SATURDAY, tlm first de-
,achmen, OF the cmiafatipg Greeks arrived "'e
from Montgomery on their way 10 hrkan'"'-
They were broueAt down the fi'tr ~ iout Uatecs'
lowed by the steamboats, Lewls 'aNs ana N'''''''"
The nearest estimate w can get at ir"m 'nU" u,
tic sources. of the uambef oi msn, women ana
,hillren. makes ii a li,,le more llian 2Io". "eN
arr. under the CHARGE ol Lieutenant hAnN oi me
L. \. Army, AMI were escorted by me NI"''"'
Artillery, Cap,. Nation, oae u The Mobh' 'o'on-
tccr cumpanIcs.
I'bc indians Osfs landed below the CIV, to give
tl,rm an opportunity fof preparing ih'Ir '"o', ana
,,r,n,ipo ,lcr liule bu,lless for the long, tedious
AMI ,1oomv ,ourney thai is before th-n. They
were then rc-embarked in the aieino IN, an" ''''-
4 tn,,,t4l, In, AliSslSS1nfn.
This Marty is composed o the hostile Indians
and their families except ilase denlihcd rs having
been concerned in The murders and oui'Aee' o.
these. a considerable number have been de-
6yercd ovcrto the civil authorities OF uhS 9'Hr
and Georgia, as tley were demanded o' the m''
tary.
,Lief -Maha--iho warrior OF nearly nlwtN
,cars--llc same lofty, heroic old man, NOR" DOW
ed in wears. but still unsnbdnrd IN sl'lrlt, who lon'h
nrainst General Jackson IN the old >e"HH"fr ''n'-
pagn and would not deliver himself 10 any ou' ''
General himself die 4" Gteat thlei 81 TIE W mics
lie is a noble specimen oi the savage : ana aver
warning ror nearly one hundred Neats "'h "ndl IN
COURAGE against that destiny which has been drN-
tro,ing his race, he goes will II he'I ""''"' - ~
"a many winters hut still erect, and an eve dm
med in l,clI,u ,l piefemf apl comm'nd'nr' t.
lead the remnant q a scattered peopIe tine depths
of the wilderness.
NV pt.r,<>, Iole2A-Tho CnrrNs, amour
tnl to SOME .2oe Ell ,ioa, arlnJne men, woo
men. and children, rraeeel nuf city hY lhr way %
e Lake on Monday Lat nth the drPHp'' %
,L ho,,. vbi,i, afc t. tonkJ., tlfrm to tbrr place
Of destination, wcst Of the Mississippi, tbry made
t,nporsrs hob .a,rni a.aas fle n1nh Of the Ne"
Canal. T.. low die basin ii tie foot OF jena street
ThccNrt>,iyr ransom Monday n'eh,, aud "tnel
continued neatly uli4o# ialt fn1sNan All at Nr'lrl