The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-15
be ipcarred, the militia fund in the power of
the executive is fully adequate.
Dem Press. ,

TnENroN, CN. J.) Sep. From the Cam? at
Greenbush we learn that ON Thursday last body
OF the Regular troops, consisting OF the Jersey, YER
moat aud 6, regiments, containing about 100 saca,
were to ,narc, fron that place To Piattsburs. They
were to be joined by 5000 militia whole to DO
s,l,ier the CO nnand ot Brig. Gen. Bfv2njiela.
Pattsburgi within about 25 miles OF the i3sitish lines
where it is said the enealy has number OF lbs best
troops. Brig. Gen. Chandler is expected To follow
with another brigade in short time. -Onr Jersey
officers and rsen in iine health aud spirits-de-
termined to ,lo their part retrieve the misfortune
OF Gen. HaY aud wipe the stain froia the American
arms.
On Friday last n detachment OF Z. States Artille-
rs. consisting OF about hundred and iity remark
ably stout aud healthy men. passed thro' this city for
the northward. s, ssN $50 90 .
4 : We learn from Newark that Cabt. Decatur, with
his fine company oil Light Artillery, have volunteer
ed their services the President OF the U. 5. with
a determination to march Immediately for Canada,
IL such should be their orders TSy are we'll inouu-
ted, armed and equpped, and have brass field pie
ces.
CHIL1corHr, Sept 9.--co, NAaruyR, and
considerable number OF his regiment have return-
ed to their homes, the remaiuier are expected in
few days.
I'VE are informed BY gentleman, direct from Gal
lpo,is, that two large boats ioaet with cannon, COM
pletsly mounted, and several others with ammunti-
and public stores, descended the Ohio, FOR Cncin
natii, Monday last. They are no doubt, intended
for the north western army, now at Urbanna III
TAU al our brave s''''sF, s''' AA's warm ''''
DEw1rrCL1NroN may rest satisfied. that he
will receive support III Ohi9. His circulars, his
exboaang committees and his su6-conthtittees
viii never shake the confidence of the wptern peo-
pie in Mr.. Madison. MIR. Clinton aud his friends
had better ciecfioneer in other quarter of the
Vision Such tricks will not It., 'o here. "old birds
cannot be caught Gifh chat"
The Deer Greek Volunteers, under Capt. Nine
mar and the Volunteer mounted Rihemcn, under
the patriotic Col. James Danlsp (bot. from this
country have marched from Urbanna for Fort UayHe.
he. oil (Oss
they have furnished Strea Volunteer companies, 10
vildicnte our rights, and avense our wrongs.
Fuzzu for me Hero Of Ifthecanoe
We have the pleasure of ANNOUNCING to the west
cru people, that WILL1AM HENRY HARRISON is
appointed Brig. General in the army o. the United
States Now the backwoodsmen satisfied. Now
they can With confidence, rally ronnd the standard OF
their country. Now march to Tie field OF battle,
will be march TO the glorious held OF victory. IL
the government viii but say the zuord, the Volun-
OF the backzuooas win soon remind the British
and Savages, in Canada, of ofd 20.
Estrdct Of a letter from, Gen. Thomas Uorthing-
ION. to 4 gentleman IN this to1Un, dated F1q"a,
.4ug 25, 1912.
.. SIR-As Iapprehend the most alarming reports
have reached " from this quarter, and that you will
be des,rous have facts, tAey exist, drop you
line To inorm on, that all has been quiet thus far
There arc between s ana 900 indians here, incnd-
1n, men, women and children, VINO appear, notwith-
standing the truly Unfortunate events which have
taken place, be disposed TO remain at peace, and
put themselves under the protection OF the United
their conduct. Those who are best acquainted witt,
them, and constantly mix and converse with them,
have entire confidence in their desire To remain at
seace.
sc The frontier inhabitants are in considerable
state OF aLsrm which hope, will be qaeted in few
days, as expect and hope, that within the next 8
days, 1000 men, perhaps more, will be on aud be-
yond the frontier. No mischief has been done ia
this neighborhood by Indians yet and ii the ar
rangements made carried into effect, ct which
there is every prospect have every reason to hope,
the whole tgonter of Ohio, will be secured against
our savage heghbors, and more savage enemies the
British. Our fellowctiZens oil the counties oil Mont
gomery, Warren, Green, Champaign, Hamilton and
Buter in consequence OF reports. that the Indians
assembled here, had seized the public stores, and
murdered all those o thu white people collected here
have manifested with the greatest promptitude,
tl,eir humanity and patriotism. More than regi-
Inens have arrived and are ON the way; some oil the
detachments hasa marched 10 miles to arrive here
to-day. With such exertions and patriotism, our en-
envy viii, 'ere long, feel that the loss OF one army
will only lead anotherto conquest and victOry-and
that freernen are not to be discouraged when they
have engaged in defence OF their rights and hber-
ties" -
An express arrived in town yesterday bringing
letter from Gen. Worbingtos aud Mr. Morrow, TO
Col Wells (s,ipposng him to be commander ofthe
detachment from Kentucky, now OH their niarsII)
requesting him to order the trcdps under his
laand to Fort Wayne, as they had received pretty
certain Information, that the Indians from Lake Mi
eligsn, woul as soon as they had divided the plum
der taken at Detroit, attack That post. III cOnSe-
quenCe Oft the above information, Gen. Harrison has
ordetefhe qYhote Of tbs farce amounting to G6Ouf
6ooJ D,er, 20 Fort Waype.
Cincinnati paper, Aug. 90.
AUGUSTA a, Sept. A gentleman direct from the
Ockmulgce informs, that the Creek Indians, whose
hostility have so often had occasion to notice,
few days since purchasing up all the powder
they could procure on the frontiers At Hartford
An the county of Pulaski, they had bought and
veycd over theriyer all they could get in the place
but one keg, Which the proprietor refused 10 SELL
being suspicious OF their intentons--when some Of
the party suddenly seized hold ard held him, while
ahe others carried off the powder. The inhaoiants
OF the village being alarmed, they were pursued and
the kcg recovered and certiEcate ia due form
Furnished to tue aggrcssors that they had vioiated
che laws Of justice anG,hosP:taAy.
Extract Of a letter from tgii'nington, " c. dat
ed .3alaSt 81, to a gentleman ia Charleston.
Sc The priyateer Joor Sailor, capt. M'Lechlan,
7>of Charleston, has this day into port val
sable prize, laden principally With rum. The priva
teer left in pursuit Of ship of about $50 tons,
= supposed to DC one of thc Jamaica fleet"
C{AatBsr y, Sept. 7.--The British slips Ex-
pertinent and Emperor, the 6rigs Alexander and
Gambia, and the schr. Adventures, have been cap
tured anh 2elled by Com. Campbell, commander Of
the U. 5, naval force Oh the st. Mary's station.
Indications Of a nr9Ue,neai Of the aynly.
siALBAgY, Sept. 3.--Messrs. G.. Seldom ana Bro
therss ot Troy, advertised for four hundred wag-
gons Immediately To take on loading baggage Sc OF
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