Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19

sscsl sa',ss much less number has Lesn killed and
rur,hcr particulars win be told on Friday
no ,no,. " 80 " ~ 'aeAsonsii.e. can write
RITZ. ar ,;u., W J. MILLS, L. Col
aeoocI y a. n 80 ana wounded in The bate of With.
regular troops--2 arpGcerS and ? priv.,rs l;rod !,
sap'an, ist lieutenant I'd lieutenant sers.sns
co,poias IS prlvates wounded killed o5 ns..5
nnhas 4ti Regiment wounded Col Warren Ma;
Iooier, severely Ii John Youn,sns pr,s,ss maJ.
yso on. aad Jno Heginboham, slightly SS-''
~, ,s, troops, privaics wounded siiah tly.
.ilua, total wounded.
:, AhgsI,esae' killed 50 wounded --out of ac7 men
Many were shot through their clothes and SOM, ho.o.
S S,seo ana wounded Col. Warren is wounded. Gen
LINEN ao one ball through his cap and one through his
literally cut up around how il was that more s
not r sn0 LIZ, cannot tell w. j. MILLS, L. Col
tine S,;,t lucent asenl' miiey thompson, Lieut. Constan-
by the Indians. 80 ''S' "uraefeu
On ~, Monday the esh ult, party often men, dining
AZ the house OF Erastus Rogers suffer at Camn K;"s
were hred upon while sitting at table by party Of Is
I,s me house was not above $50 yards from tho
when ,ha hoges was sitting atihc head of his table
'ne hrst information given of the presence of the
,oe, with volley of il is thought at least 100 shot
po re- IN -, upon them through the open door
-, Il ne Indians rushed upon the house Those :, No,
Enc sprang ont oft, at the windows ON each side
FIVE fleeing for Camp King. escaped The others Acc
ing 'or hammock close by shot down
Anegro woman, the cook ran b, hind Tho co,,,o,
hhh;d I aS useu oy hogers as store and hiding
.hn was unobserved by the Indians They
iushed INTO the house, Powell their head threw down
house. @"'' ei' inc
The FIVE of this party slain were Gen Thom,.. m H..
indian Agent Lieut.. Constantine Saith. Eras,us Re-,
gers the Suter, Suggs and HITLER Through (;encr,l
were shot fifteen bullets, and sixteen through
oseIs ne Indians scalped ALL taking off the scaip
clear around the head us far ms the hair y,endad I
.neh Deatng in their skulls The heads OF Rogers and
Sogss, were shockingy manged All this was done n,
open day light within $50 yards of Camn KIN n =;
view oil the fifty u s. troops there at that tims VIII
d ,hy , usi, OUT 10 their rescue, rather, why
u ey nor ply the two six Founders in the block. house
upon these bold savages, committing before Their a.
and eyes, within 230 yards such deeds of barharty?
Capt Hebbard of the Steamer Florida arrived 10 d,v
o clock, Z: Nj. says that all communication belwccyn,
ricclata and ST. Augustine is inerdiced The stage.
,nso tue latter place. was detained, but the driver
"onnu"S morse and taking mdsket rode throu oh
yesterday 10 Pcoata The driver SAYS he saw nIen,t
i"qan saces-that in fact, the road full of them
LAY before yesterday, Soano's house seven m;lss
from Pcolata, was burned and n man bv The name &c
Yanovar shot. - ~ name VI
The Steamboat lay out in the river last Mich, m .
deemed unsafe for her 10 lie along side the wharf The
passengers intending to 90 10 ST Augustine have re-
turned An attack upon Picoata by the Indians is daily
1t is an important post and we doubt not the voor Of
The Savannah Volunteers protect it,
we understand that the Committee of
oit1ens met yesterday, and requested Gen Euss 10
send ON some troops 10 the assistance of the inbaban
whcn request was complied with, and Company pro.
isioned Tor 80 days. is TO leave here
lot ot Augustine in the steam boat John Stonev which
vessei has been chartered by the Committee The S,o
ney VIII also carry 1000 bushels of corn 100 barrels
% barrels pork and beef, and 90 barrels rice in
tended Tor the inhabitants of ST. Augustine who nr,.
sraiened Tor provisions, in consequence of the great
NUMBER Of persons that have been compelled to flee TO
that place for protection Charleston Courier
'mihtary-We learn that Col. Bankhehd will proceed
20 ioraa IN few days TO assume the command of the
Aruiefy In that quarcr.-Norfok Beacon.
-REMARKs-c Communicated for TIE Eaqnirer
no aunof OF these romntks
yea aoned at Fo1t King and consequently, informed AZ 10
1no location named the foregoing article Army
showing who that officer ISL demands mis-
statements in That communication,
puiaon ON The character of said officer Traders where
sc a"oci,i.s were committed, instead
was uiy halt mile distant from Fort King and on Tho
Doe' o" OF dsna hammock, wherein
concealed ".,le".
- 'hn' me victims who dining 10 This
suspicion dangcr-how have heen
Tor tn" troops to have anticipated rescued them
ne was consummatcd at voleyan heinz
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