The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-19

cared court only the ground Of her being under American protection
a!ers, and it will be hard cannot condemned
Of The osoas % om sn 0 onned e vessel ls to h
(und she the u S. Marsha requesting his
this matter interesting and important 10 Indeed
but his he s S % risks co
you my dear sec, the multiplied
pseanay your destroy Il Al this moment
bank as & rs s s
old and The who unfit for the market buched and hundreds
country Within past whole tribe including kings
a,e fled their and come protection n But s
are the elements Of The slave trade every sombi
country how thy guilt in this mahow deep thy debt
must now call attention another
recent colonial operations the slave trade Little Bassa you
The and and @ e ors ON
over the country has been the theme Of much discussion here in Anne
and my opinion usy] believe
sss % sssa me COLONY i, IA
princes and headmn On arrival here in April last assumed the
] apo s sP ss Whoa lad
eopseas f @ g ba n time on pain m ing
sray , nGts% ms R9as W s acting
contempt my message however he saw G to return verv Courteous
promising obedience aedgng suitable vessel to
condition o a sps he n
es while s s ne al Ene
trader established what is here called factory regular trade and put
off, seizure Of his goods in case Of refusal
the mean Eavg ssse
n from the native princes enlarge his operations
large permanent establishment And 10 my further he
now paid no attention. feeling himself TOO strong and well backed
adopted and determined the Colony all
ny design ordered military parade on n i s p uo st IN
o'clock M When the assembled stated briefly
against those foreign violao laws my forty volunteers
ye had soon
han complete The day despatched Georgia for
oviay These ecapnrod Aca who are ever ready
s I of and adopted country for % turned out the
chartered small schoone which, with the Government Pro
on the the manner as might appear
These Friday Saturday, Che first ntmaon
Of the expedition having been Thursday venng Monday
h s' e. ma
@ e. ssn 5 and couple ae hours war the little
vented ,s their passing i, the Cape h day
the direction Of the expedition and in my orders (which
were strictly Of civil character will by referring documents
last In my Addresses M n took 0 % g,s,a a1s in
% @ s IR1n s a ' o hs stRsd was not 9
duty And enoo them The duty orderly obedience
feelings natives s ms 70 @
M swe a , %ora 0Iod I'D n ana ready found the number
expedition ~
The wind continued unfortunately blow up the coast the whole Of
putting back around the Cape having sixty hours in vain
ee nss 6 e rib n s% The worst
e small supply OF ammunition and provisions would exhausted
IN an and they might left the midst without The
Eorebon
mat Sir Francis Russell arrived and put sailing schooner En-
pirates into possession My plan the instant and
landing her captain and crew. board arms ammunition &C.
land proceeded Immediately person Little Within two hon
and halt OF the time received her had her under way IN her
service from the hsgDG At daylight on Friday morning umo
we were at anchor OIL Little B aud before
through the early dawn shore despatched learn he state Of
affairs and acquant people with the my arrival In few
moments the day began
ases In the midst Of small opening the forest hundred and
nifty yards from the beach stood the
from the sides OF which could distinctly Of guns folo
each other quick succession while around con;nm
Gus oze burst forth toward the baoon from was
open view closely and cree waged but of every thing else we
could whether arcoor
woodste beseged the besgerswas Of the most an