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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24

From tie Baltimore Fedcrai Ieefxtioan.
Henry received a check drawn by the
Cashier of the Bank OF Columbia, Zone Of the
Government Banks at Wasnington) on the
Mechanics bank OF New-York, in which the
gov eminent money isdeposited, for S4S ,0CO,
Which check VAS presented to the Mocha
mes Bank Of this city, OH the 18th Feb. and
changed fer the following, ,iz:
S17,oS7 Is in a cheek, drawn by u. A.
Smith, Cashier, in favor OF John
Henry, on the Mechanics Bank
of Newly York, to be made use
of in Philadelphia.
10000 - in another check drawn by
MIR. Smith, on the same Bank
in favor of ii. Cary, of New
York.
10,162 81 Paid to Mr.. Hen,win Cash.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24
N.v-YoRK. March 10

The paragraph in yesterdays Gazette, rcspcc ting
the Wasp and the Bees, is not by many, perfectly
understood and, some of our patrons supposed
that Dr. BULLUS was meant by one of the Bees
VIC have no hesitation in declaring, that had no
idea eliminating t!iat any letters forwarded
10y him for We lad then, and more particularly
now, every to believe, that DIR. Is. tlosh ma
Wy agent, id not know the destination OF the Wasp
and therefore, could not receive the letters offered
him for co iyeyance.
To he more perfectly understood, can there be
any improperly in stating that did believe, that
Messrs. B.------amd Brooks took out letters with
them in the Wasp We have rot stated that these
gentleman are the bearers of Dispatches but the
Wasp bears the Rees--Gdz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24

a NfiEAP SHOES.-fhe subscriber, intending ia a
" short time to fern new connec ton in business
and wishing to- make immediate sale OF his present
stock Consisting of Shoes and Hats) offers them ut
prices much lower than they have heretofore sold at
in this place.
Country merchants who may wish to purchase by
the quantity can bs supplied at prime cost.
=, 5. HAWKINS. {.
4hHcn -. cp6w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24

| 3 n CE1ANCERY.-At Il court held for Prince Ed
a ward county, t.ie 18th day of February, 1879,
John BALDWIN and sally his wife, formerly saliey
Davidson, Co,nbPts.
against
John Bracket and Phebe his wife, formerly Phebe
Davidson, George Davidson, William Jackson and
Mary his wife, formerly Mary Davidson, Alexander
Frazier and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy David
sou, Salley Davidson widow, and John Davidson, and
Bctsey Davidson children heirs aud Representatives
OF Bracket Davidson, decd. Joseph Broadway chill
dreu heiis and representatives OF Bctscy Broadway
deed. late Betsey Davidson and John Davidson,
-. Deffs.
The defts. William Jackson and Mary his wi e,
"eorge Davidson, Mary davidson, Alexander Frazi-
er and Nancy his wife, and Joshua Davidson, not ha-
wing entered their appearance and given security ac-
corr;ng 10 an act OF the General embIy and the
rules OF this court, end it appearing to the satisfaction
o the court that they not inhabitants of this
state, on the motion of the compliments, by then.
counsel, ~ is ordered, that the said dcts. William
Jackson and Mary his wife, George Davidson, Mary
Davidson, Alexander Frazier and Nancy his wife aud
Joshua Davidson, do appear here on the first day of
May court next, and answer the complainants bill,
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inseifc, in
some Of the public newspapers printed in the city
OF Richmond, for two months successfully, and also
posted at the front door Of the courthouse of this
county. copy. Testc,
II. J. WoRsHAM, DC
Msrch H. wSwp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24

. 30 vote for Common Councimcn, take notice,
that the election will take place on Wednesday, the
frst day Of April next-tle polls viii he opened al
10 o'cioci, at the following places; In jeaersoa
Eagle Tavern, in Monroe Ward at Henry s. Shores
Office, his residence.
JOHN r. PRICE, Sergeans
-, Of tie City Of Richmond.
March 10. fdE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24
March 10.

ETOR RENT, Tor two years. aud possession given
T. Immediately, DOYER MILLS, in GoochIahl
county--tbey run three pair Of Burrs and one pair
OF Corn Stones, are IN complete order, in excel
lent neighbourlrod for wheat, aud Dover Greek
which will admit boats nearly to the mills, which arc
within half mile OF James River.
ISAAC WEBSTER.
March IL. w3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24

JbACON ESTABIISHNENT.--J & Ben
p w. Laid, at thci Pork aud Bacon House on
G,c street passing hroug, the Falling Garden, and
near Shocke creek, have for sale by the piece or
Also, good Lard BY the key.
9ad Month, i8tb. WI
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ALEXANDRIA, March 10.
EENRY's $4,000 DOLLARSi
To Thomas 'rudor Trucker

10. TO Thomas Tudor Tucker,
421. Treasurer of the u. S. Greeting ::
Pay to John Graham or order Forty-uine
tousand dollars, being on account Of the
ontingent expenses of foreign intercourse &
fr which sum he is to be Charged and held
accountable for SO doing this shall be your
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24

IA ERINO SHEEP For Sale.--Op Thursday the
lVa Goth of this month, (it being the first day Of
the next Amelia court shall sell TO the highest bid.
Ger at Amelia courthouse, Seven Full Blooled NE.
R{.NO .SHEEP, belonging to NV ntestate's estate.
They consist of Ram and three Ewes with their
Lambs, OF which two are Rams. They are all in fine
order a credit OF six months will be allowed the
purchaser giving bond with approved security
w. BROCKENBROUGH,
.4dnl'r. Of Ed1Vin j. Hayvie.
Richmond, March 10. tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24

We explicitly and positively state, that john Hen
ry, who has made the communications to our
administration, never WAS, at any period, prior
or subsequent to the interest OF The present PropIe-
tor, either Editor OF or 10 ANY other capacity corl-
ccrned, in tile Phi. GGz.-Ib.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24
L. II. GIRARDIN.
Richmond II.

= Sii subscribers having associated themselves in
Y business on,ier the firm Of Fox . Richardson,
beg leave TO make tender OF tcr services their
friends anu the public in general, IN the Commission
Liac, aud hope 10 obtain share OF public patron
age. wiic, it shalt be their constant endeavour to
merit.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24

a DVERTISEsIEET.- subscriber la vine
u commenced business in tue Commission Line
in the City Of Richmond, hopes by strict attention, te
merit share Of the patronage Of his friends Ills
office is kept opposite the Eagle Tavern.
JOHN BRYCE.
Dec. 81. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24
ALERT GALLATIN.
y. c!'tiusl ri he Irtusur

H,esensy II he Treasury
Couu;ers;gred,
EicAAhp Rpsr, CenkneNer.
Civil Eer;Issmen,, conuasem eAl enses,
Secretary 81 states oN.ec.
Endorsed,
Received Feb. 10. 1912.
john GRAHAM.
Paid,
Bank If Columbia,
City OF W aShineton,
THOMAS TUDOR TUCKER.
IrtaSurfr u U. oieieS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24
-E-REE-HILL For Sale.-Y1at 6eauti61i

'REE-HILL For Sale.-IHas beautiful
Z ana highly improved F.aR.N (sshereon .he
late Colonel titles Seiael resiie,) is nogp offered
Tor sGle us eeat, it 10 perhaps one of the ,nosr
desUd6le an Iifginia, commanding egery pien
which can Pfeese the eve fyaishinS heaith in an
eminent degree: and cvery Improvement zuaich
can be required far The eons5orf and convenience Of
aJa''liH rs Farm, it is in a hieh state of inn
Provenent, hGviHg been q gyeat number of years
under rte care ef "a iudicious farmer.
There rs on this Farm a .W-adoz, 4rkich alone
yielas an income Of besUeen 500 AMI 600 oilars
There has beer soyvn this taH one hundred and
jyty 6RsheIs Of Whca.-srs0st Of the other lands
are ciover. a.
Possession may De had az any time besgveen this
and the Isl day Of March. Should it NOT be Sold
privatey before thar time, it sill be offered to PUB
nc SAFE on the lst day Of 4ri!, ard Possession gi-
Oen in the ensuing fall.
The Terms Of Sale soiH be :, One third cash,
and the balance in and t.vo vears with sxck Sc
cn'1ty rs shall be deemed satisfactory. my far
tler ipforsation may be obtained by oolcafion to
tie subscriber, or to Nathaniel Seden, or JOS Sci
den, Henrico.
. OF The subscriber IL still nRsious to sell e.
small F.4R.H near Richmond, (called Fairfield, =
containing three hundred ard fifteen ucres--.Xso.
FARM about miles below Richanond contain.
inS ntout acres, known BY the name of The.
MILES SELDEN, Err.
December %. cb1sg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24

Just as our paper was going to Press we
ere informed that there arc i7,o British
,rfsates to the southwark of the Capes Of
teiaware. They boarded the ship Magnet
this port from Cadiz on her return home.
lie arrived here this day.-Ib.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24

h[OR SALE, quantity of YELLOW POPLAR
= PALlNGS, of a superior quality, from FIVE 10
fifteen foot long-Aso, one hundred Cords of PINE
WOOD, suitable lor Blick-makcis or Bakers. For
particulars apply =. Sturdeyant at BeviIle or the
Subscriber ALEXR. FULTON
March 10. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24

EACTtcN-lf crwa-r III persons from trsspass.
~ mgon HsrNic's, Tor the Bread Rock isand.) By
fishiss, Towing or Walking through the same.---
Likewise from committing similar trerpasses my
Plantation in Chcs field county, adjoining the town
OF Manchester, lying on James River.
EDWARD w. TRENT.
March g. e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24

Given under my hand and
seal Of the treasury this
tenth day Of February,
10 the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hun
dred and twelve, and of
independence the thirty
sixth.
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THOMAS I. TUCKER.
Ire aSurer u

-. - tH"HTfT q DKUEGS.
10. To Thomas Tudor Tucker,
4322. Treasurer of the II. 6. Cree,;,o-
ray TO John Graham, or order, one thou
sand dollars, being on account of.the contin-
gcnt eXpcuces of the Secretary of States'
Office, aud for which sum he is to be CHARGED
and held accountable for so doing this shall
be vour warrant
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24
Variant
ALBERT GAlLATIN.

secretary Of tie Treasury.
Coun.ersigned,
= RICHARD RUSH, ComhtrolIer.
Diplomatic Department,
Endorsed,
Pad - Reed. Feb. 10, 1912.
Bank Of Columbia, john GRAHAM.
at Washington,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24

III OTICE.-Thc Copartuersiip of CCES s.
~ HEWLETT, was, on the Goth ult dissolved by
mutual consent Those wlohave claims a. ainst thu,
sald concern, as also who indebted will apply to
EDWARD u Dlgges, who is alone authorised to settle
the business OF the said concern.
EDWARD ID. UItiGES,
JAMES HEWLETT.
Manchester, March 8.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24

PRINTING Of every Kind handsomely and exl eli
touY,y done at this Office.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24
PHILApR1puIA. Morcb "a

fHILA DELPHIA, March IS
BY the ship Magnet, below from Cadiz, we learn
that the day which he saiied it was reported that
the French lad evacuated SeyiIIe---Off the coast
was boarded by two British frgates, and treated po-
iiteiy.--I'hH Gag.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24

THE above business will in future be carried sfy
by the subscriber, on his own account
e.. DIGGES.
March 3. tr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24
Fraihy thy name is-JAcxsoN

Fraihy thy name is--JAcxsoN.
He who on Wednesday was chock full of
Eight and on his march determined to Z" Sc
yer Canada from the British Empire,'' has
already halted, and like the Ass between
iwo bundles of hay, don't know which way
Q journey.
f" The intelligent and candid will defer
their Judgment until they hear more about
it. Has the Majors correspondent no
nercy! or does he mean to say that the Ma
Or is neither intelligent nor candid" Z.
Mas! Alas to be the laughing stock of
riends and the whipping post of enemies -
II such situation it is prudent to put all
dge tools out of reach, TO fasten down the
Tindows and nail up the doors
Dem. Press.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24
FIRsT IMpREssroNs.

The following manly paragraph appeared
in the Philadelphia (Feder;l) Political Re-
glster, in prominent characters, on the day
on which an account of the British Intrigue
was received at Philadelphia:
"We trust the investigation of the facts will he
pursued with unreuitng diligence, aud il the nefar
Gus attempt shall be brough, home to the British
So0ernanent, there can be doubt that every real
american must believe in the necessity of imme,Ii-
ate prevention by seycTing Canada from The Bri-
Secretary of State and the Governor Of Canada were
the agents ct so detestabe purpose, there can be
put one course TO pursue against the power which
had thus conspired to destroy u.s."
AFTER-THOUGHT.
a single day only elapsed, and behold
We. lind the following damper in the same
paper:,
Fran, orr Corresbondent. Washington, March
u-Upon the extraordinary communication of yes.
tertay from the President, respecting the plan of the
BRUSH governor IN Canada to sever the Union, the
Intelligent and candid will defer their Judgement
til they hear more about it, There can be Tut one
opm'en, among those who are not influenced by the
bitterness of party spirit, Of the motives of the COM
municatiop at this time Something Of the Kind has
been calculated upon far some ti,ne 6ast"
he truth OF the last sentence, as relates
TO the writer of the article, we have no right
to question, applying IT however i'll a sense
very different from that in which it will be
apprehended by the generality of the read
ers OF the Register. We could make shrewd
guess, Qor all calculations must rest On some
basis,) as to the premises, the known facts
from which this unknown disclosure was so
certainly prognosticated. ".Something ofthe
kind" that is, some disclosure of intrigue or
treason "has been calculated uhon for some
time past" Our readers will remark, it is
not WE who say this, but those who seem to
know more about 1t. III.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24

O-S The editors of the Bait american and Boston
Pariot are requested to insert the above once week
Office.
Feb ~, 1879. wtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24

Cumberland county, March 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12
EGence Of MINI, etc.

Joshua LEAvrTT. Main Greet, Portland,
keeps conllantly for fale, genuine EDsass 81
Peppermint, Ta.jy. &e-whoieiAle and re'ali, g
which he will afford 80 per cent cheaP r than
can be obtained by Importation, or from the
Isrs4azf or CoOs Djsihsyin Other articles in
the Apothecary's line, including both the Off
cinal Simples and Pre2arations--Some val
liable Plants, Flowers, Roots and Banks, mot
ulual in the Shops of domefhc growth aud
ule, celebrated by d0s7rgsS, r71fr'H', 6's'ste'v''
and nsy5e5, and not beneath he attention OF the
Intelligent Physician ---POyfabie Fo11iiy Med
eire C5s9,, containing from 20 TO upwards OF
80 felea and approved articles Of Medicine, &C
companieJ by ob(ervations explanatory of the
nature, ule, dole, and mode Ct application of
each article, carefully put up at (hort notice
the utility of which will be clearly feen, ef-
pecially TO thOfe Families residing in the coun-
ivy All indebted TO fad Leavitt for
Bis4isise, &c-elpeciauy bjfng 'Hm', are desi-
red to maze immediate payment.
09-5, l8l2-(6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12
Original fooftrv.
TO THE LIMERICK POET.

You have been 20 The bower again,
And went listening TOO l tnd
And you tell Us, you A" D2ve' heart d swain
That YOU found not things just TO your mind
Don't De Jealous, nor think Ia IRtrule,
Tho YOU thought me alone with your love,
ia not with your Djnah be rude,
Nor stzrtie the iesrs Of your Dove.
DID YOU think (your own language to USE
That you heard ought of " gruutings OF
grosRs,
Why should jealousy thy esr ihus abuse ?
Twas but echo mOcking thy mOal.
Gould anger thus alter ous song,
That you tho't twas your gentle dove' COO
ing,
Rh no Cuttee, no, you was wrong,
Twas Dian, not Dinah Is MOOlng,
For oft 10 The Cav repair,
With Dian, where tile ivy entwines,
But Dinsh she never comes there,
Unless order'd 10 bring us some wine
Then be calm, Jealous swain, never fear,
Thus truth 10 thy feelings is due,
On the wo, d Of poet swear,
Poor Othelo thy Dinah is true:
tho't when l satiriz, d you,
Love and anger would then cease TO burn,
But alas the prOVerb is true,
IF you tread on a worm il viii turn.
Nav peace bless thy mansion Of love,
+" While Oman so we'll acts her part"
May the screech owl ne'er frighten Thy
Dove,
And nature ne'er triumph Ger arr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12
Var III Spain .

Wdr III SPAN.
The late English papers contain Lord
Wellington's official account of the
fplendid victory obtained by the COM
bined forces over the French army
under Marmont. Ii is very length
y, and confirms the particulars here
tofore publilhed. The French con-
tlnued retreating, and the Englifh in
Purtuit and attacking their rear.
Lord Wellington remarks at is
imPoillble to form a conjecture of
the amount Of the enemy's loss in this
action but from all reports it is We
~ comfortable. We have taken from
them eleven pieces Of cannon-feve-
raj ammunition Wagons, two eagles,
aEd Tx colors and one general,
three colonies, three lieutenant colo
nels, $50 officers of inferior rank and
and between fix and feven thouland
folders are prifonerS-and our de-
tachments are tending in more eve
ny moment. The number Of dead
on the field is very large.
! am informed that Martial Mar
mont is badly wounded, and has loft
one Of his arms and that four gen
raj officers have been killed, and few
RAJ wounded.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12
Communication.
4 cuy6,y revie7v Of the several 3D.
miuffrati1r5.

Il curj5,y revie1v Of the several 3D.
mimfration5.
While the rage of party politics
is fomenting the public opinion, and
the pafIions Of the community are
wrought up to political phrenzy,
by the popular leaders of faction /; il
becomes the duty Of all rational,
candid, and confederate men, to re-
feet calmly, and deliberately, on the
present alarming Gtuation of our
country, and to trace the effects back
to the caufcs, which have produced
the calamities, which have fallen, &
are fill falling on our country.
Itisa universal axiom, that great
effects can be produced only by great
caufes; and it is likewifc a truth,
which needs no proof, that our coun-
try is now experiencing effects, which
are really important, and alarming.
In an inveitigation of this kind, a
candid. and impartial review Of the
national administration feems to be
requiite and thefe interrogatories
fuddenly obtruIe themfclves upon
the mind Cf every rational perfon-
iirlt, when our national embarrais-
ments commenced--fecond, what
are the caules, which have produc-
cd them-thirdly, what are the mott
means to be employed to
.xtricate our country from its awful,
and psrilous ituation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12
Original a9tsraIanp.
NJ

Sir George Provot, Governor Of
the Canadas, has iilued his procla-
nation directing all Citizens of the
=. s. who have not been admitted
to take the oath of allegiance and
bear arms, TO depart on or before the
18th day Of October inf. And thofc
who remain in the province after
that time without certificate, will be
coniderrd as prifoners Of war.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12
ZtR a9onitor.. No. LXXXV.

Ind Il shall De, srheu he sHteth upon me thror.
" his kiaydout thar IL s.4..l 7gyiie him q coog
yf this latg a. q bo2k-IAl II sLul. ~ win
hinl, ana he shall yea! therein al fhe DAYS II
his life thar he mag tsqyn W fear re Lora us
Goa-tO ne efa thaf ne ma o,o.oAg ais Lys
IN his kiHSaom
The Holy Scriptures abound with eyid-
ence that magistrates aud rulers of Tie pen-
PIE arc under The strongest obligations 10
take The law Ut God Tar tneir Counsel, IA lie
administration 81 Jhe trust reposed M them
Bound TO execute Justice without parusiity,
70 shew mercy without weakness, and 10
exhibit, without hypocrisy, all The virtues
which ennoble the human mind they have
occasion tor counsel more than human. AVID
support !Sr greater lhsn vain frsil man can
hestow, toensble them ~ discharge w du
ties Of their Stations, in tnaer conducive
tothe esSt interests otthe people committed
70 ihelehargc, s acceptable 10 HIM whose
approving smile alone c0nters greater hap
IiNess ilan Ell The pomp, honurs, and Plea
Sures wiheh the world can afford
elevated, as msgis,raies are, consnicu.
onsiy SooVe their fellows, every Scrion IS ex-
posed % observation and The in!1ence Of
Their examples, whe her Of raod or IN. die.
fuses Itself tar aud wide, among the people
over whom they are pisced - 1T the ruler If
q nation possessing and prcsuming upon the
ohnd Confidence OF the mas OF Ms peoo,e.
should, Ike Jefoboam If cd, SET un LIS gr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12
DRAFTED MILITIA.

From various quarters complaints are
made by the drafted militia of their
not receiving their pay and being fed
on bad provifons |; is tated that
at the Fort of Annapolis, great difiat-
isfadion prevails on account Of bad
nefS of provi6ons and not receiving
pay, and in order to filence it 10 or
X had been ient into the fort.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12
Total

Return of ordnance, &c. taken at
the Cattle Of Salamanca, July q,
1912.
Six French eight Founders, ditto.
French four FOUNDER, 3 Spanifh four
Founders, l French fix inch howit-
zer-Total II. Five tumbrils with
ammunition
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12

Drafted TroQtS.-The drafted troops
in the vicinity of marlborough (VD
lately received marching orders-most
Of them had anticipated them, and mar
ched off with themselves [but not to
Canada .1-DeLazvare StqtemGn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12
PITTSBURGH. SEPT. az.

Mr.. Jeferson's Red Brefbren,' who
passed through this place some weeks
ago, on visit to the President, re.
turned here last week in splendid state
coaches. This trip has cost the Uni
led States very handsome sum
Among other valuable presents re-
ceived from the government, there
are number Of first rate Rifles. This
information will, no doubt, be highly
gratifying to the frontier people, who
have had their relatives and friends
butchered by the tomahawk and seal
ping knife Of the ferocious savage.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12

The following is an Abfraa Of
the killed, wounded, milling Of the
allied Army under the command Of
General and Earl of Wellington, in
the battle fought near Salamanca, on
the 22d July, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12
100000
Second North Western .Aymy.

Second North Western .Army.
CHILICOIHE, OHIO, Sep:. l9.
No information Of importance has
been received from the frontier during
the past week From the best informa-
ton we can collect the following is the
force that composts the North West
ern Army under General Harrison
FROM KENTUCKY,