The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-12

before that Dronmond and thofe with hin, H.
| reached the Generail, he had diinift his ARM, !.
respective haoitaons, to gather fireigh sea;n,t
,.e heAs intended expedition excepting ION, frew re-
Vea Tor ms Gard, and Perons liveing in thele part
| unite whom, thoie that came with Hansfo,d -,
ljoyned, made about 80 in all: With ,bef r.
lwnt march, before any newes was heard of his -,
turn from the Indians, in thele parts comes to Town.
eoi'efhaton OF all IN 1t, and there blocks the
Sovefnour up; which he eafely eifeeled by this un-
'.s Vi PfoJec. he was no iooner arrived a, Towne.
Out by ievera ima partyes of Horfe ~ or 9 in mar
ty, tor more ne could fpare) he fetcbe,b ;, h.
me Leagure' AL the prime mems wives, whole Hut.
JANUS "eie win the Sovernour Gas COLI Bacops IL
ay' Niaam Bray, Nladm Page, Madm Ballard and
': mnien .ne next morning ne preients, to the
view OF there huibands and friends in ,oun' -.
the top OF the finale worke hee had IN "pou
night; where ne cauied them to tarev t;l, h. g.,
ilihe2 his defence aSainit ms enemies iho,, :, -:
the oneiy Place Gas yoa do know well epouoba C..
thoie i'll towne to make ialley Which when COW
piea,eu, and the GOVERNOR UNDERSTANDING ,b,, s.
Gentle women were witiitraSne m to a p,c. &c ce.
ty, he lends ou1 ION or 700 hundred of his CouI.
10 oeAte Bacon out or ms Trench but il feems tina,
.ioie works, which were protected by tuch charns
l"heh raleingl that plug up the ennyes ihot IN
GINS could not now be itornl'd by vertue eis
Po''.Aiuh) "hen hnhhed} tEen the iighi of few
whie aprons; otherways the 1ervis had bin more bo
houraoe and the damage LET'S, feyera of .hoC. WI,
MADE the laley being flame and wounded yy,,bons
oiie oioP ia oiood drawne from the emmy With in
too or three days after this diiaier the Cover,o-
rehips hniien, iouders and all the inhabitants of the
towie, and there goods and 10 to Acconiack ,,.
eaVei o@eon to enter tine place his pleaiurs which
he did the next morning before day. and the n;gb, f
lowing burns 1t downe to the grownd 10 brewer, !,
utter ieege as hee faide. Which fragrant and El,;.
Gus, Act perform d, he draws his men on, of town d
inarehetn them over York River, 1indei!s point
to hnde out COLONEL Brent, who was advanerns ca
POtOnlark tt,a b.,I &c
(as h. inforned) with delgne to r.iie gacons
feige, from before the towne, other WAYS To vb,
him, he iaw cauie Bnt, ent, liouIders M Soo
heard that Bacon was got the uorth-iide Yorke RI;
yer, with intent to night then and that he
the GOVERNOR out of the towne and f.are;no ;f he
met with then that he might beate them ont OF there
lives they baiey ioriake there colours the oreathr
part adheareng to Bacons cauie reoiyeing with the
Perhans go and worihip the riieing fun, now an
preaching mere there Horizon of which Bacon beS
ing informed, he ops his PROCEEDINGS that xvav rd
Degins to provide Tor a mother expedition gani the
Indian, OF whom he had heard no news 6nce bic I'D
March, CAN'T them; which while he was a CON.
tr'Veing Death luminous him to more urgent affairs
IN to Whole hands CATER iort lege) he furrenoers
his HE, leaving his commton in the cunodv of he
Leht General, one Ingram, newly comm to the
countrey.
Or. William no fooner had news that Bacon wa.
LEAD out he lends over party in a lot1oe TO sYorke
who inapd COLONEL Hahsford, and others With hin,
that Rep NEGLIGENT Gard at coll. Reades howfe nm
der his command When Hansford CAME TO Acc.
muck, ne had the honour to be the firfi Vereipia,
pOn thaf ever was hangd the foulders (abou, 20 in
ai) that were taken with him, were committed 20
PrIion Capt. Carver, Capt. MILFORD. Cant. Farloa
WIN or others of efs note, taken at other places
ending there days as Hanaord did Major CbeeI,,,,,
BEN appointed (butit feems deifinated to die like
end, which he prevented by dying in prion through
Ill uiage, as it IS fad.
execution heinz ovs, f,,k;.L
termed crexiity in the abitraa) ST. William Shin,
nmiet and fonlder for Yorl. River eating Ancor AZ
ilndels point; from whence he tends I'D hundred
ana 20 men TO iurPrfe Gard, of about 80 men and
boys, Kept at coll. Bacons howfe under the COM
mand OF Major Whaly who being fore-warnd hv
Hdnsford fate, prevented tine deigned conflict with
he death OF the commander in cheife and the TAKING
ION Prlionefs 81: M-Jor Lawrence Smith with 600
men, meeting with the like fate at coll. Pates Hovyfe
IN GloHer, CANT Ingram, (the Baconian Generally
oieiy smith iayed himielf, by eaveing his men in the
mrtch, being all made prf1oners whom, moran, die
INIT to there owne homes; Ingram hirnfelf and all
under his command, with in few DAYS after. be;no
reduced to his duty, by the well contrivance of cpt
"ranfham' who was now lately arrived in York River.
winch put period to the war, and brought the CO.
y iou' ihoare at coll. Bacons, where he was pre-
Tented with Mr.. Drumond taken the day before
IN Cheekanonimy fwonlp, half farnifed az hin, felf
related to my Huiband. From coll. Bacons the pex-
Gay, ne was conveyed, IN Irons to Mr. Brays (vyhher
the GOVERNOR was removed) to his Tryal where he
was CONDEMNED with in halle an hover after his conn.,
ing to Eiqr Brays, to be hanged at the rndle Plan
tation with IN howers after condemnation where
MS was accordingly executed with pittifuI French
man. Which don the GOVERNOR removes to his owpe
ho"eto ettle his and the countryes epofe after his
many troubles; which he effected by the advice of his
council and an AGembly convein'd at the Greene
Spring where feverall were condemned to be exc
cuted, prime actors in ye Rebellion as Efdr.
band coll. Cruie and fom other hanged at Bacons
rench Capt. Yong, Of Cheekahominy, MIR. Hall,
clarke OF New-Kent court, James Wilton ionce your
iervant and one Left Colonel Page tone that nv
ffuioand bought of Mr.. Lee when he KEEP fore a,
your howie) all four executed at COLL Reads over
agaiht imdeliS point and Anthony Arnef (the fame
mat dd live at your howfe) hanged in chanes at We
point, beiide iever others executed on the other de
James River enough 0hey fay in all) to nut num-
per thoie ilane in the who'll war OH both fdes it
being nbieryahle that the fyord t.s more fo.:-h
then the Halter, there crater liberty taken ia
run from the iharpnefs of the one, then would be
allowed to hun the dull Embraces of the other the
iangman being more dredful to the Baconans, then
there General was to the Indians; as it is counted
more honorable, and les terable to dye like foul
der, then TO b. hang like dogg.
Thus Sr. have rendered You an accom-, of onr
late troubles in Vergnia which have performed too
wordiihly but did not know how to help il TO-
norance IN ION cafes is prevalent ovatour in pIeado