Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-13
INDIAN AIF AIRS.
Str AUGUSTINE, Oct.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Oct. -.
The following is n list of the principal chiefs aud
warriors whose capture mentioned in our last:
oste-Na hola, Coa-halo, Pow as halo, Cavallo
No-co. so-s'a-Eoa, Emathla- clancy Co-hi-lo-clno-
haIo, tDoctur,) aud lidsiono- nlcco.
Noste ya-hoa Is the lne Indian appellalion IA
gwen by the interpreter, OF the noted chief, Powell.
The capture Of these chiefs has by BY no means
increased the friendly feelings of the Indians to-
"mds us. 1t is generally expected that there will be
None hard fighting. and that they will be rendered
more desperate than ever. Even those now in on
hands seem 10 doubt tlN they will be sent out of
the country, rs NC have been informed.
Moh6aN, :. iG-,ahs squaws aud negroes were
captured near Fort Pcyton and broueh lat town. aud
on " Wednesday family o, five Indians were taken
nose are probably the last OF the rctinue OF those
oliels who came to hold the ''faik." They gave no
ni"Imltion OF any Others coming in. There are nov
IL, lnlian and negro prisoners confined IN the tort
Brig Gen. Hernandez with force of about 400
mon marched south on Thursday morning last.
Inns may be termed the opening OF the campaign.
i MS campaign will be vigorous one jud gng from
me active preparations, making in all quarters. Gen.
Jrsup Is determined 10 end the war if possible, and
~ All hazards, aud II matured plans fresh troops,
ample supplies, energy aud perseverance, will accom-
Plsh so desirable an end, il will he done. The eyes
OF all are now turned upon him with intense
anxiety. Ills country holds him rs one o, her
treasures, trembling tor his success and fearing FOR
his failure.
'"g stea'hooat otAmulsee, from Savannah,
brought rs part OF her cargo, SIN fortified barges TO
be used IN navigating the shoal aud narrow rivers in
the ensuing campaign.
IL is stated that two horses were stolen from Font
Peyton, on Thursday ught last by an Indian, and
driven as Tar As the IL miles post. whore the, were
overaken ami brought back
MAJ Gen. Jeaup is now in this civ.
Bug. Gen. Eusts has arrived Al Black Cr,ch
Cob Harvey returned TO this ely on Monday last
from Washington.
within three weeks past understand an express
''ne' between Mcanopy aud Fort King has been muir
ocf'd by Indians as supposed.
plaLo6rt BETWEEN TnE SIcnkrARy or the TRrA-
srtr AND GovERSMESr CREDITOR.
arc YOU the Secretary olthc Treasury
| am.
Hero IS an nccoun, of work tina, have done IN the
Navy iard--ll2 days At dollar day. want
the gold aud slvcrtor it,
on cannot have it,
What you dou't refuse to p1y nrr, ITO voul
Net at a--here are pei bank notes. treasury drafts
%c. Take Your choice.
But have ton not advertised lately to pay gold and
Yes, To Congrcssmen--b YOU are only ,la,
hborcr.
So the President makes Il distinction between the
Peopie aud Cohsressmen, does he
es, he does.
And this, suppose, yon call lcinocra,y V. rcpubli.
rich" &C. .
The President has ordered it: aud that's enouol
Show the law for ii, viii soul
There is none.
" hat Is Mr.. Van Barren above The law
Hes President aud that's enough 4
es! II IS enough in tho eyes Of office holders
ana Parasites fatening On the - spoil,'-whie The
people are starving Wal the people think it enough
though!
don't know.
Does Dir. Van Buren, think the working men Of
the country viii support him in such measures
Ccrtainy-at least he says So
VIII. should they