Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24
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CnAnLEsTu*, Jan I0--l lie detachment 81 ." h'E",
cousis;I,,r OF! Two companies Of Dragons aild one y
Artillery, under lhe command OF Capl' niT!i""' MIn
arrived here on Thursday last, IN Tile scht' sun
from u lriulk. started again yesterday morning. Va ooI -
the Steamer CINCINNATI, Capt. Curry, Tor 81. JONAS III
I've Sr. AuGusrIsE, Jan. 7.
More Irdina dcprtdnti""S an Express from p'ach
Greek arrived last night in this city, by Which we lelfn'
,h,r Nh The 4L inst a party Of ind.uns, near lie Sattaie
bridge, cut off and took prisoners eleven nrstoSS De'""S'
inu To- hlr. Brent NJ. Dell, UI NrwnahsVilie' lhese he
ur1rs. STATED in Company with 1 baggage Tram from
99;,r.vs F,Iry 10 The litter .lacr, with an " team; am
were about Il mile III The real oil The nmil G;ay Wheh
taken. One OF Tie negroes Eiace his escape !'oln lne'i
ajL returned 10 GarvyiS Ferry; he states the huE'uei u
Indians /, be about 20. L pun lhe receipt u lsIs ini1r-
nation, Lieut.. Col. Crane, %iih commentators prompt
ness, ordered Capt Frryinouti : company oi iicthu'u
volunteers 10 proceed Immediately To CAREY 5 feiiy' ~
await iur;h, RS urGers irun Col. warren: NaFt; N"''y .
Company will Join Col. w. 1T J"@ksonvi!ic, aha lhoceeu
from thence to lhu, posi-. There are but few troops al
Carey : Ferry. r
We learn from Ncwnansville, that there are parties OF
Indians lurking in that neighborhood. AD'ut lh!ee
weeks since, L Irlity OF three came To lie plantation Of
Mr.. Parish ana killed 4 Mr.. Ostein, his son-in-Iaw.-
Sir. Parish saw tIcm commit the fatal act, "liic stand
Ing in lis door; called 10 them and dared them 10 come
nearer IL the house. and he would make sure o. one "
them, when they made uf. MIR. Parish had abandoned
his place on the breaking out Ct lostllliirs, and Had re-
Gently returned to his home.
About the same time, a small scouting party went te
Tie plantation OF AR. HaIg, about ~ hHtS WV,
nansyiiir, at night. and discovered all Indian al IL Siiiail
FIRE in the field. A Mr.. Iuuugblood, who was oil the
party, crrpt up. and shot aud scalped him; they suppose
that there were Two other Indians III company with Inc
one killed. as they found three packs and three rifles.
II is rrpmlcd at Nrwnunsviile, that 4 friendly CTeek
had been taken BIZ the Selninu!es ana carried tn an is!aiia
IN tic Orange Lake, frUnl whence ht lnade Ills eschp;
aud that he states that there are about % families on the
Island: that they have abundance VI aI''c IL noG''
that they have no ammunition.
Il is also reported there, that q party Oh men from III
Dra,.. went down to Col. Mclntoshis plantation, about
five miles distant, and while there u party al SrinlnoicF,
disguised AS Greeks, came upon and killed one o! lhcIl'
Col. Sanchez, with his command, returned 10 town
cn Thursday from the South. He proceeded as far
South as NJ itae's plantation, on the Tomuka river. The
country was secured in every direction, without disco
vering any Indians. a single track was seen near Oar
lry's, which appeared 10 be about a day old. The cane
on The plantations had grown up and pumpkins IN alum
dance. nnd which had no appearance OF laYng been
disturbed. But i few cattle were found.
FGucrei Of he late Col. BroOkS.-Ihc body OF the ialr
larurn,cd Lieut. Col. was found upon the beach, about ~
miles from tins city, aud brought in Tor lnIermen' on
Thursday last. On Friday, the last sad lIih"lc was
paid To lis remains; and hr was inferred with the 40
mrs If war. The body was escorted TO the grave ny
the company OF ST. Aug Justine Veterans, and Lieut.. Ncr'
throps company of Volunteers. under command ii adJui'
tant Phillips. and followed by the U. S. Officers al li!:s
post. as principal mourners, the volunteer r!h2rIs Ia the
service Of the u. States, the United States troops, the
Judge Of the Superior Court and It's officers, The Mayor
and Aldermen, nnd a large concoursc rt ciiizrt's. The
burial service was read ut The grave by lie new D"'io
Brown. of the Episcopal Church.