The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.

In the House Of Representatives, Dec. S, 1911.
Impressed with the belief that nationa.
feeling & gratitude are the best security to
the endurance of our republic, and giving life
& energy to the body polite, renders us firm
in our union and formidable to our enemies
That it is country's gratitude that coulpen-
safes the soldier for his scars, pcrpctuates
grateful recollection of his services, and in
duces the living to emulate the heroic deeds
ofthe dead-That it is Country's gratitude
that softens the rugged pangs of those left
to mourn husbands, fathers * friends lost in
avenging a country's wrongs: with view to
the proper expression of this gratitude
Resolved BY the General Assembly of X en-
tucky-That the brave deeds of our officers
& soldiers in the late battle On the Wabash,
deserve not encomiums only, but unfading
fame in the hearts OF their countrymen.
ResoiUed, That the members of this body
& their officers will, for the space of thirty
days, wear Grape on their left arms in testi-
mony of their deep regret for the loss of
the brave and meritorious Coils. Daviess, and
Owen, & the other volunteers from Kentucky
who fell i'll the battle.
And as a further tribute to their Memory.
Resofued--That Messrs. J. II. Hawkins,
Moore and d. rrinbie be- & they are hereby
appointed committee to wait on John Row
AN, Esq. * solicit his attendance ut the Ca
pitol on some day which he shall appoint,
for the purpose of delivering funeral ora
don the death of the late Co.'s. Daviess &
Owen & the other heroes who fell in the
late battle on the Wabash.
Extract &c. Att.
THO. DOUGHERTY, CHR.
Hhhointment by tie Governor Of y m
Sytuania.
Jared Ingersoll, Esq. Attorney Ger al
of the commonwealth in the place of n
ard Rush Esq. appointed Comptroller he
Treasury Of the u. States.
20 I'O.) LEBANON, Nov. %.
On " about the 18th instant, the huUi' CT
Bile Society of this county, formed for the
purpose OF detecting and bringing to justice
the offenders against the laws of our coun-
try, received information that two SUSPECT
GUS characters had taken up their lodgings
at DR.. MooT's who lives near this place, &
detached a party i'll order to make eziamina-
ton into the truth OF said reports /; they &C
oordingly proceeded to said Moor's and were
successful in taking into custody both the a
bove mentioned suspected characters. On
making examination, it was found that one
of them who calls himself Janes .dlIen, was
in possession of one hundred md forty four
Eagles, equal to 1440 dollars, of the Anne
rican coin, all of which are obviously base
money. The other called John johnson,
Gas is supposedly on the bank of Virginia to
the amount of $50 dollars; in consequence
of which they were both committed in the
ordinary manner to Jail in Lebanon. On
Thursday last there was court called to
examine into the testimony, whether it was
sufficient to detain them; JohnSon's case was
examined and the court after hearing the
counsel on behalf of the state, and the de-
PENDANT, remanded the prisoner, where it is
hoped that he together with his comrade,
will remain until further investigation
takes place.
Extract of letter from Mr. John Dia-
mond, American Vice Commercial Agent
at Stockholm, dated Oct. 81, 1911. " You
will have heard of the condemnation, of the
four vessels at Dantzic, as well as that of
the Radius and Hero, sent into Copenhagen.
The Danes also are refractory, having
condemned the Resolution of New-York, and
Charlotte, of Boston, without previous no.
tice to Mr.. Erving, as was at one time pro-
mised.-The court has gone so far rs to
question the proofs brought out by Mr.. Err
wing, in the case of the PhiIad. ship of
which Mr.. Craig is supercargo. The Lion
is cleared on paying S 1000 current"