The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19

LOT Mehoers o: NsSr'n1:y end Senators Of
this state had been received at the Office of
tue SECRETARY OF State Gil "Wednesday morn
ing. frm gentleman who was in the Of
nee when the returns from the most distant
counties came III. we have the following re =
suit.
The Members of the Legislature, as re-.
turned at the Secretary's. Office OIL Wednes-
ay morning stood thus:
Fedora So
Republican 40
~ feeea MAJORITY II
Federal Senator's elected; three in the
western District, and two in the Eastern
which. with ltne two fetieralists from the
latter districnwhose times have not expired
gives us seventh the Senate..Lang's ROYAL
Gazette.
Yesterday morning Captain Rogers, of the
smack Grey Hound, arrived here in the re-
m,arkabie shert passage of 60 hours from
Nennebeck river. with two thousand weight
OF fresh SALMON, which were caught the
DAY OF his departure. They are as fine as
any ever brought to this market, and to keen
them god, are laid down OH ice, SO as not to-
touch each other. We understand about
one theus'nd weight of them were Yesterday
sent TO fhiiadelphia, by way of Long Branch.
INDIAN VAR.
NINcENNEs, INDIANA Ter.) April Is.
:, NoVsfhor HARRISON received, OH Monday
iast' a special express from governor Lewis.
oy winch he - informed, that an association
mas been entered into by a band of the Win
"eoaSoes and fnans. now living on the Hi
hos river with others of the same nation. re-
sizing IN Louisiana, and by the loves. and
some other of the Mississippi tribes. for the
purpose OF attacking fort Belle View "a fort
LACEY erected by the U. States ON the MIS-
sisS'ppi III the neghborhootl Of the De Moin)
ana wdSng war OF the froatiers of Illinois
ana Louisiana.
A party OF the above association had made
t"eiF appearance in the settlement &c Cos
men. IN the county of St. Clair, few DAYS
before the express set ont, all armed with
new mushets and had taken off in the ir re.
ttat fifteen horses. They were pursued bv
captain Whiicsices, aided with 90 men, and
whist governor Lewis was writing his dig
patch, information was received that Whites
sides, and his party had been cut off; the re-
pert however, was not credited by the 90
vernon.
1t gives us pleasure, to say that we are au-
thorsed by governor Harrison explicitly to
state that ne mas every reason tobelieve thar
the tribes of the Wabash, continue firm and
unshrken in their attachment to the United
States.
LTfract Of a ritter from General William,
otark 40 MS friend in LouiSviNe, dated
81. Louis, .4hrii 4 IN, 1909.
send this letter by an express we are
ABOUT to send to Governor Harrison, to inform
MN OF The situation of the Indians ON the
indian side of the Mississippi. Those pee-
PIE nave threatened to attack the fort up the
mississippi, above the Moin river, and from
'heir conduct we are induced to believe they
are a not well disposed in that quarter Major
Christy Will march on the 18th inst. with
three companies of militia to reinforce that
post. Captain House of the artillery, and
lieutenant Pyrot's detachment of regular
troops, VIII set out from Belle Fontaine in
few days, and or 600 men are held in requi-
s,e'oh 10 act. IT necessary. do not think
that the Indians will make any acSe,nntI
after they find we are appraised of their ins>'
tenticns. MS