Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30
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Thi. Is the day appointed for the = straight talk
with the seuinoles.
Iolate -ehee the heir apparent Jumper Abraham
rloud and other semnoles. with jim Boy ias-
acaHuggec, ana John opadhee kNIee"sl ~ IA
neral IN grand council
IJ,late opened the talk by stating tint ms Uncle,
Ncanopy old and infrm, could not attend, Dut haa
.eputed Jumper and himself 10 make arfanSc ihehs,
which would be ratified by himself. lhe uehefai
inquired If Micauopy had been informed that the
primary stipulation must be TO leave the country ana
that be should be paid for his personal property =
Jumper replied Ia the Affirmative The General theh
INQUIRED VIVA; time they would require 10 MAKE
fhrir preparations Jumper said that ihey coaid
not be ready until the Fan 10 which the General
replied that. long time was out OF the question
tlt II was rfiflng - speak in such manner; that he
wished TO make peace, but was prepared for war;
and explained that the Fall was an improper sea
son to remove that going at this season they would
be able 10 prepare and gather ther crops aud build
their houses before cold weather. Jumper seemed
indignant At the suspicious implied in the last re-
mark and replied that their determination had been
takan 10 conclude the war, but that men who had so
long held country necessarily required some tine
Ia make preparation TO quit.
The thcn adjourned to hold a tall with the
Crcrhs 10 enable them 10 Judge OF the time re-
ccssars to prepare aud to aiN the period OF depaf-
lure.
MARCH 1.-THE same Chiefs, together with the
representatives Of Alligator, ms nephew, Philips
son, and Peaseerech John, met and concluded a
treaty.
Hostages are to be given, Mieanopy one OF them
Al found north Of line drawn east from ort os-
TEL, on the llllsborough, after the iirsi OF April
without permission OF the General, are 10 be cons-
dtrcd hostile.
All Indians in Florida are included. Jumper sta
ted that even if dsinclined tie petty chiefs would
necessarily come III after Micdnopy, as they would
then be unable, from tlnr small number, 10 hold the
country.
The tteaty is based, believe, that made at
Payucs Landing, and IS To secure 10 the Indians all
that Is therein specified.
The above IS the substance OF the rooeediugs oil
both days without pretending to any order Much
more was said that do not rccolleet, but of little
consequence. Mrs. Jumper and the sister ot Mi
canopy Nelc in camp this evening. Every one ad-
mis- th1t !fsJP has managed the affair we'll.
Group commanded the Indians Al the attack OF
Dade lie Is Il fine looking old fellow; soldlerly III
appearance very robust, With a most behc1olent
cutulttuance. IoLNrE-CuEf Is about b five ieet
tcu, INCHES high, well made, with thoughtful me-
lanchoy appearance. He, also, has figured largey III
tlc war. AEH MANS countenance combines a vast
degree OF cunning and shre@dnesS, aad he is alto
gethcr Il rcmar. able locking negro. He walks like
ooutier Of the reign OF Lonis Mn. aud is called
the fallcyrand OF the savage count. JUMPER Is full
slX ,et, very spare ana by means very remarka-
BILE. He speaks we'll, and though old, gave ample
evidence il council hatall h, fire not yet eXiin-
/ euished. have been much glauted. write very
hastily 70 enable you to say that a treaty. has beru
concluded. -Nat. Int.