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dock 'Favlor, of the First Infantry, in com
mand OF them. In moving north with your
forces. you may make similar rarrangemen,s
with the other bands. deem il, however,
of great importance that every exeriion
should be made to chastise the maraudinp
Indians, who have committed depredations
upon the inhabitants ofthe people of Middle
Florida. | beg you will address yourself
to Col. james Gadson for information on
this subject; and you may, if you think
proper, yield to his suggestion, of leaving
a battalion for the protection of the peop.e
in that neighborhood. 1t hoped, however,
that you will be able to put it out of the
power of these Indians to do any future mis-
chief. They ought to be captured or des-
troyed. AS soon as, in your opinion, it can
be done with safety, yon may reduce your
force OF mounted men from Georgia, Ala
ba,na and Tennessee.


Very respectfully,


Your most obedient servant.


r. POINSETT.