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DIED, on the Eth February, on the Sem eca Reservation, in Penr sylyania, the cele- brated Chief GAR-YAN-WAH-GAN, or CoRNplANTER, aged about 100 years.

 This noble Indian, at an early period of the Revolutionary war, took an active part on the side of the Americans in that glori- ous struggle, and has ever since manifest ed the utmost friendship for the whites. When solicited by Washington to send some of his young men to Philadelphia for the purpose of being educated, he sent at the head of the band his son, Henry O'Bai --an evidence of strong mind overcom- ing deep rooted and long-existing preju- dices.

 He, with his associate, Red Jacket, was, for many years. lhe counsellor and protec- tor of the interest of his nation; and we re- gret that our sources of information are too limited to furnish the particulars more fully of the eventful life of this NATURES NoBLEM .n-Butfalo Journal.