,ND1AN AFFAIRS.
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Rumor is busy with Indian Affairs, and
.,,o scarcely know what to believe, or what
~ submit to the judgment of our readers:


A report prevailed in Jacksonville, on the
9th nit that the two chiefs, Sam Jones and
Dwell were now at the head OF the Mica
a,,L;es that council had been held which
oonaemned Micanopy to death, for having
s;aned the treaty with Gen. Jesup, and that
,,7rs,,pt to the sentence he was cut to piec-
r. hv the savages. The sub-chiefs, Cloud,
alligator, Tigertail and Wild Cat, had all
heen deprived of their rank and reduced to
common warriors, for signing the treaty. 1t
;s said that a party of seven Indians had
visited the plantations of Messrs. Clark, and
poll;ns. within seven miles of Newnansville,
and commenced cutting down the crops OF
those gentlemen, who, being there alone,
their families being fortunately absent, i'm
mediately proceeded to Newnansville.


The Jacksonville Courier, of the 29th ult
states that two days previously, two negroes
mast through that place, from Draytons
Island. which they had abandoned because
the Indians made their appearance on th'
Island. The Negroes stated they saw Indi
ans. and saw fires in various directions.
1t is reported that the mail rider was stop
ped at the River styx, by Indians-that the,
told him to carry ''his news" back; that n
more should go through their country.


General Jesup has for some days been eS
pected to arrive at Black Greek, and posi-
blv he is there now.


1t is also reported, that the Indians hav
burned the Government buildings at Volus
Sia