Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-24
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ton., with those OF The Keyuse spcak "a eli for ih.r adj
vaneenen in agriculture and civlixatiop No, many 81
the wallasllaS cultivate; they se,er.lS sbb.. ON 6sh
But the Keyuse and N.xperee. or Sceptan. under ,bs
auspices of Dr. whiteuau and .dy and Rey n N Sn nj
dy and lady, are pted ms having made os com,
mcndable advancement in agriculture, arts, morals. and
rsson-many OF the latter reading their own language
Hueniy and writing well and in the regularity Of their
family devoions and observance Of the Sabbath il s be-
lived few equal them. .r-.r , ,'--.
On the 9Th. DIR. Joseph Bark Botanist and Miner
sloeist, by the English government 10 make col
ectons and in seven years from the time of M. d.
parure-dned with him, found him intelligent uuss-
suming gentleman. The party passed fks bride on the
9Th Of October all walking over il and on striking the
oWeet Whef, not little pleased behold
water once more running into tho Atlantic. On the 9th
OF October. came in sight OF large Sioux village OF some
5o0 lodges, and containing 1000 soals-went
To i-were met by several Chief, and the party conduct
ed by them to the Soldiers lodge. where they Toasted on
the choicest buffalo meat De- White exchanged horse
win Shei At the Indians request and left after taying
TWO noers the party being much pleased their rc-
cePon as the Indians appeared DO entertaining
ihey eneamPed three miles below the village, horses uu
moies'ed and nothing missed Next day Smoke, a
uoo'e ohei and 2O0 Indians with him. moving up the
large NhaRe which they had passsd-exchanged the usu,
oi me day. and all went oh most agreeably.
In 'he mean nme all was confusion, taking rifle
rom one while another caught blanket from another
snu run on Saxton hrst got underway following his pack
morse paving many vaiosble papens and surrounded by
some twenty Indians; they took from him his powder
no ana MS morse and saddle, and put him bare back
wno Grace with huge battle axe, od his horse BY the
oide brown followed Saxton ia asimar manner. passed
aim, and was the INST TO grace their fiendsh triumph rs
ey entered 'her village IN full saop The Doctor was
M ~ oefed 70 start towards the '.sse but not until they
% 1' MS coat INTO pieces, and stripped him OF his
one ihinn 'hen struck him hard blow with his how on
e e eneeS' anoher mt him two blows on the top Of
s na MIN war euo' which nearly deprived him Of his
samon after Bo%0 wh sso ss. ssSins
his horse, and Chief riding behind him. embracing him
IN his srms. Chapman followed after Brown