The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-12

ABOUT GO Americans belonging 10 vessels which had
been scuttlcd aud sunk.
GEO. FRANTZ, -
GEO. WATERMAN.
Sworn this 5th day of June, 1912, before me
WIN. KEESE, Notary Public.
OHIO PATRIOTISM 49,. "a.
When the Indian disturbances first commenced on
our frontiers, congress passed law for raising seve-
raj companies OF rangers, two of which we're to be
taken from Ohio. Captains Manary and Perry were
commissioned to command them. In Few DAYS the
companies were filled by voluntary enlistment and
proceeded to the place of destination Soon after in
April, the governor OF Ohio received orders from
The secretary at war; call out twelve hundred m
hta, who were to march Immediately for Detroit |;
the zeal and prompttude with which this second call
was met and the orders executed, reflect the high
est credit upon the militia OF Ohio. The governor
dispatched expresses to the several brigacs and in
less than two weeks the requisite number rendered
sheir services, and were the march to CINCINNATI
The place OF rendezvous there they received then.
arms ana uniform, and we're in readiness march
with every thing necessary, blankets executed and
these could not be procured from the stores in the
western country. On this occasion governor Meie,
made pathetic appeal to tile patriotism of the ladies
oi oc'nhat stating the object for which the troops
were assembled, their being destitute of bIsnkets
ana that the means was in, their power TO relieve
them, by parting with one more from eacI, fam;-
~, without Inconvenience to themselves. The 90
Serner was successful. The next day more than Ave
hundred blankets were sent into the camp--the
h"tnoer requisite to supply the deficiency
Is hus justice to say, that the best blood in the
state isengased IN the neutrality-suspicious. law
SeFs, farmers and mechanics promiscuously filed the
ranks. Political distinctions were unkn6wn The
party names OF republican s. fedcraiist were com.
Pieteiy absorbed, i'll the proud exclamation OF
-.'can. In addition to the above acquisitions the
sste has To furnish 1850 militia being her quota OF
the 100000, which it is presumed will be raised with
out draft. -" - w..
Gallant sons of Ohio your virtues, artlor and mill.
tary zeal, do honor TO your agricultural state: Az
ynI v .I.n
your dwellings, tor the camp-your domestic ease for
The rough pressure of arms Go-chastse the sa
wage hre!ings, aud their still savage abettors
Let your knowledge gain your distnctionin the field
sand your united yaor establish your heirship TO The
same OF heroes, and monument of the virtues of mo
r.l life. gror
''f WAR. ...i -
ne question OF var, by the outrageous tyranny d
reat Britain has been only rendered inevitable
9nd unavoidable, but every department of the Uni
s"u'tates government, coneuis in sentiment and feel
my w'th the great mass OF the peop,e-and have de
"crmined 10 meet the emergency with the spirit and
heaos Oh Tree and independent people, 10 assert 6;
oiatnfai1 CIR rights and indrbendeirceaGy arms
"he committee OF foreign relatous we believe have
reported to the house representatives the itioory
RESOLUTION for the first declaration of war and we
nave no doubt that the Representatives of the people
SeAcepung those who said could nor be Kicked in
80 war; have discharged their duty With the sDir,
Shat becomes the occasion. .ys,. - =
we suspect that the nleasare of n deeisiye cha.
8Gcter referred to in the National telliyenccr is the
preliminary measure to war ..
Oh TINS occasion, the constitution vests the de-
@araton OF war eScinsiSt ~ ia CONGRESS- the concur
renee oil The two houses obligatory ON the President
and II VIII remain with him only to execute what
-' ue'ree' .12yora.
80 SAVANNAH, June l. s-
capt White, who arrived here few days since
3rom St Mary's Informs, that one. of the Gun Bosts
'nS' pace had taken in four pieces of heavy orsf-
Fms IDt,..1
F1itcheil had informed capt. Smith, Com uapda,t of
Amelia, that IN case he requrcd il he would send
MIN iniorcement of Troops. D. -. >,
L hree oc four Gun Boats lett St. Mary's for ST.
"ohn s-their purpose not known.
Many OF the Cotton Planters in this and the
neighbouring States, have been induced by the tri.
Hing price at which this stace has for some tine
past, sold to plant their fields with Corn The Cot
toniands will yield Corn sbundamtiy, and from pre-.
This year. Chayiest.r Co,yy;ey
We are authorised to state that at a meeting Of
the directors OF the Bank of America, held last q.
vemng, Oliver Wolcott, Esq. was unani,noasl, clo-
sen president, and Jonathan Burial, ESP Casber of
the said bank.
MILITARY PARADE. ..;.s
yesterday afternoon, the Brigade of artiller, nm
yer the command of Gen. Morton paraded on the
battery, where they went through the usual exerci
IS, q were reviewed by Brisadier General Bloom
Held, of the u States army
Z. ne troops which had been previously drafted
ION this brigade, were then detached and PIT un-
uer the command OF Majors Swartwout and i. Geek
, NaPt Lombard, arrived at Boston from
Aagulra, informs, that ON the 9TH ult. 60
1ii'ies south OF Porto Rico, early in the NOR
hing' he discovered his decks sails and rig
5Ing covered with ashes, and which con-
isill Al ri