The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-11
The American brig Adams, ofiS guns. is now
repairing, at Detroit, and nas soon be able to SAIL
Esraet Of a letter G-or, Clilicgthe (o) dared

Extract Of a letter jj'orS CiIicothe (0.) dared
JGy 25, 1912.
Do Saturday evening lage am express arrived in
Chicpthe from gen. Hull, 10 Gov. Meigs with a re-
guest to furnish mere volunteers g. guard provisions
IRON Day ton 20 detroit the 3Cipt OF which IL
is impossible TO describe the Zeal ard patriotism ci
eir citizens on that occasion. The drums beat to
arms for volunteers, and on Mcnday morning there
was a conplete company OF @ volunteers, with
bunting SHIRTS, Boccasins. tomahhwks, scaIping-
knives, mUsGec9 and bsyovels, ia fine gtdeV and
they really cut martial NJ pearanee; tie compa-
ny elected their Ciilcers, and the Gov commissions
Ell them, when they departed amidst the acclala-
lions o. their friends anal the discharge OF cannon s.
sn1.! arms, determined never to return until they
saw the nag If the Uued STAGES waving ON the r2al
parts oil Maiden. Even the ladies' of Chillicothe SET
their eastern friends example of pure patriotism
being engaged aN day Sunday in making hunting
ehIrs and esgins for theft husbands aud brothers ~
Inonssi whom ave OF our most respectable citizens.
Vim Creighton, Jr. AR. Brush Mr.. Joseph Tilfiin,
exc &c
"ourg government need only give permission TO the
people Of ihe west and CanaGa is ours. H. our Eas-
tern brethren unwilling afraid to fight Eorit
hope they wilt he willing % their friends and
neighbours OF Inc same political family. Thus shall
W. be relieved froul future distress, from Indi-
ans and the hot beds ot Maiden and Halifax bro Ike
Vp forever"
Our prisoners a: Maiden were allowed
the privilege on parole of walking in the
tnrt, but were kept Oh board the Queen
Chariottee a night, and were said TO have
good treatment. The fort is represented as
having not more than 800 troops, beside a
few militia and lnciams to defend it. Ac-
counts, however, are so varicns on this sub
ject that it cannot be relied on. Gen. Huh
has - pieces OF artillery with hm--eleVcn
OF which were % Founders. they were
fixing them on travelling carriages with all
possible diligeI &C TO be ready for active ope
ratiJns.
Previous 70 the arrny's leaving Detroit, 2
company Of 6iack infantry associated ant.
requested 70 accompany the arny in support
oil America and freedom. Governor Hall
accepted the oifeF & gave commissions. The
captain is said to be q very intelligent man,
and TIC company perform we'll Maio.
MuGson was sail alive, but his recovery
doubtful
the recruiting service progresses here
t0erably wei. Capt HERON now has q
men IN his company, beside those recruits
who may be enlisted by his subaterns since
their last returns.
CONCORD. IN. III july 28.-Upwards Of
500 for the new army under Lieut..
Col. Bedcll. marched from this place for
Burlington, VT. last Thursday .-PMriOt.
We were informed that it is the intention
of several towns III this vicinity To furnish
Companies Of volunteers. Many Of our first
military characters are ready to step 10
the ranks at their country's call--B.
EEw-YoRk Ang. 4-We are happy to
learn, that the snip Fox, Muzzy, from Glib
raltar for New York has arrived AZ New
port, having on beard nearly 100000.
Brigadier General ARmSTRoNG has ar
rived in this cry. ahdyesterday took com
mand OF tii's Rost aud it's dependencies.---