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TUSCALOOSA, (ALA.) Feb. %.

 The Creek IndiaRS.-We understand that receu, information received by the Executive of this State induces the belief that these Indians are making prep aratioOs 10 commence hOstilities against czens I0 consequence of which, We are informed inc Gov. efnor has ordered out thousand mounted men, 10 be stationed at different points, and as corps of observation for the protection of lhe nabitan ns near inc i"dian locations, in the part of this S,ae We iearn, further, that these will be ordered mostly from Madison, Jackson, Limestone. and some oi 'he other north eastern couHtes.-LnteN.

 A DUeL-Mr. Samuel Vinton was lately killed in a duel with Dr. Slack, at Raleigh, N. c.

 Detroit.-It is said the census Detroit, jus, com pieted, gives about 8, 8,0O0 inhabitants.

 Died, on the 7th Feb. on the Seneca Reser- vatiOn, in Pennsy ylvania. the celebrated Chief, Garyan- wah. .gah, or COrnpianter, aged about 100 years. This noble Indian, at an early pe- riod of the Revolutionary War, took an ac. tive part on the side of the Americans in that glorious struggle-and has ever since mani tested the utmost friendship for the whites.- When solicited by Washington to send some of his young men to Philadelphia. for the pur. pose of being educated. he sent at the head of the band, his son, Henry O'Rail-an evi' dence of a strong mind overcoming deep rooted and long existing Prejudices. He' witt his associate, Red Jacket, was. for many years. the counsellor and protector of the in terests of his nation.-Bufa Journal.