The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-13
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the iastday's march bat one ;,tfore we reach
co w hitehall, at eyeIy house VIC passed
pans OF ne'1 milk, churns of butter MIR
bread Outer, &c. were cheerfully & k;pd-
~ gwen q soldier being some what s;ck
rom fatigue or change of habits, asked a
tavern keeper Tor mug of water, the ta-
heepGT' however, seemed 10 think a
little whiskey into the water would he het-
ter" Excuse me. sir. said the soldiers
nave no money -" did not mean to as,
you Tor money, put it there because see
aurora.
FROM the Aibday Rcgicfer.
"a, IHoOements.--Since our last, n con-
siuerapie number of seamen. and body of
$50. ioo me looking marines. completely
armed and equipped, have passed tkrouri
inns CITY tor the lakes.--Heavy ordnance
~, ana - Founders, with theft. tackle. fur
ni.ure, exc. are constantly, going on..-Seye-
ia, .housand troops, besides volunteers. and
hiiitia, are now on the frontiers. and are
to,eraoiy wei supplied with clothing. Sc.
Nooue Aooo troops remain at Greenbush.
Hatertoqva CJc6craor Co. J Seat 90
Last evening Brig Cen Dofee s,r;,..J
| In this village with about 1900 militia. and
this morning marched for Sacke,'s Harbor:
We understand Gen. Brown is TO be Sta,
toned at OgdeIsburgh.
EXPEDITION AGAINST CANADA.
PiahSburS, Sent. 30, 1872.
OUR measures for descent on Logger
Canada are in due forwardness and our
General tells us we shall assuredly winter
IN Canada. We have already nearly 5000
men IN arms here, and we believe there are
some thousands on the opposite side in Yer
0ions. ihe enemy appears much alarmed.
ahd is taking measures to impede oar pro-
gress TO A9ontrcaA All our Yankee BOYS
are well.''
GANANDAIeUh, E-~egU- York; Sept. a.
troops continue marching to the Leke--
1000 militia, some light artillery men, with
: held pieces, have passed here, and others
from PennSylvania are to follow.
n. YORK, Oct. 5.-We learn by a Pas
senger IN the Steam Boat from Albany, that
numbe: OF troops were to march to the
westward this day from the head quarters
at reenbnsh.--Accounts had been re-
ceived at Plattsburg, hat the Indians near
the lines have began to be troublesome. and
have carried off several of the 4 merican in.
habltanls in the neigborhood of Chatangee.
detachment of the militia had been
sent from Plattsburg for the defence of thar
frontier.
From Cooks Journal, .Sqturday zuoruiar,
Maj. Wander Cook and DR.. Stewart ar
rived at Gen. Dearborn's head quarters last
evening with dispatches from Cen. Bloom
teld.-We learn from DR.. Stewart that a.
bout O'Clock Friday morning last. 10
indians attempted to carry off the pick
let guard at Champlain villaee.-.The
guard bred and wounded one OF them.
On Saturday, Sunday and Monday several
Indians were seen skulking about the lines.
Oh MONDAY an express arrived at General
Bioomheld's head quarters from the COM
mittee or safety of Franklin County. inform
ing that Col. NJ Pherson had arrived at
Cornwall, miles from St. Rigs, with the
Scotch Royals--the Glengary Sharp Shoe
ters-a regiment of Militia and three hum
dred Indians. Gen. Bloomfield Immediately
ordered Col. Vorsbngh with his regt. Of de-.
tached militia, the Troy fiisileers and TROY
invincioies to reinforce Maj. Young, who
commands part of the regiment at Cha
tauSa, Molum and French Mills, and Col,
Green to march with his regiment to Cha
zy and Chamlin, to reinforce Major Sacri-
der, who commands part of the 9Th and
9Th regiments, at those parts-Gen. B. has
at Piattsburg the 9th, 9th, 11th and 18th
regiments OF infantry, part of regiment of
y. >. arullery--part of Col. Thorn's regi4
ment OF detached artillery---a detachment
OF horse q detachment of riiemen. On the
Vermont side there are at Swanton 400 at
Burlington 1000, and several other detaCh-
ments were passed on their way to Bur}ine.
ton. Col Clark of the 18th u S. rerime1k
was at Burlington yesterday, OH his way to
Albany, escorung two Indian Chiefs and an
interpreter to Gen. Dearborn's head quar-
ters.