The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-11

VITA reputation among these who know him. for
courage as high ar rs greet ,hst OF airy man ON
S"Hui' ouch IS the. man dcotiped to command tho
| .iiginian iroop-hc carries with him 10 the felI
the prayers at his conntrymen for hi, success, ami
we aogur from his nlpont ment the hpppiest conse
quenees. Should he fan in defence of our rights bs
worth shall be imprinted in the hearts Of our fellow
cltzeis, and his name, committed TO the i'm p-risba
Die page OF American history, shall in future ,;mes
ne mentioned with respect and ypncra,ion Should
I'VE OH lne contrary, survive conflict which the An.
ee.s OF Heaven y All good men must alike pronounce
.us'' "ohofahie and necessary the part of the ".
states, he Will be hailed with that GRATITUDE, which in
IN store tor the brave soldier who does his duty.
Co.N.kU.N7C41'ED FoR TIE E.N-oJ7J1EB
~. FROM t'entienldm Of veracity and yesbecta.
SIsiy 10 ms J'iendin tins city (Richnsond dated
r CHILLICo THE, Aug. Of.
treason believe is lurking in the u State. ~
only waits an opportunity break out You will ,e.,
ny paper from this place, that Gen. Hull has sur.
renuered Detroit to the British, rather sold it
snch Is the opinion here refer YOU to the pa.
iers Tor general information. CREIGHTON IN I,v
yer ct Chillicothe who went rs vourt GER re,n,p
Ell Yesterday he one Of BrisI,s par,y. tho.
had TO surrender the bioek-house on the rive. Raj
sun I" ''"'s orders--ie srys. The British officev
"h came in Ga Captain Elicit whom he lney-.
toid HIM that Hull had soon as he crossed fh,
river, marched to Maiden and demanded n sur,.en. |
oe', II "oui have been given up without firing /.
gun 1t Was in no situation he said for defence an
that He'll Knew it weli.-We have now ON its p'arcJ
intended rs reinforcement the Morrill, w ste,,,
army under Hull 5000 men, regulars and --oI,,,
teers, from this state and Kentucky which sim
pose VIII be obliged tn halt for want of artillery a,
nothing can be done without il at Detroit Indeed
Ih@ force IS not more than srficien tn guard tbt.
rohuers of this state against the Indians whose
'nree is stated 10 be 4G00 s.rong-4OOO Volunteers
OF Nentrcky will rendezvous on the 2stl At the falls
OF ONO to'e commanded by Harrison rs an exnedi.
non mp the Illinois against the Indians the in,en
uon was to scour that country & jon HnlJ M Mai.
den, but what win he the plan now, God only know.
w have been mistaken in the Justification of tbo,
Canadians to the British government Our own
canot be trusted, and it is sad here that one o1
ours " No commanded company at the river Raj,
son ana did militia duty there and was Commission.
e" ny We u states, the fort was given mn
huisted TIC Rrjtish standard Tile command;ng 81
hcer ~ Mel 'iimacinac. Zone of our Canadians !
soon a'tn" carrisom surrendered pulled the Amers
! an co fade GU of his hat slammed n, ,,, i, and
swore 'e Rr;si, suI,ieci--(reyy ,iouEff;,J -
ttis contraIcted IN the British account off he m.
hHS 81 Petroif, stating thar this gerry c51,,no,,H
arr FpdS Hen ar DO-1'he Indians, are almost u,
= man against MS Upon the whole think we ebaI
nave som" hot work before we take M per Canal,
NOT that believe he u. States are rot able tn taks
h",h the CHrafas it the force were properly direc
!e'i; but fear want officers. There is q meet
ing III town 90 day TO recommend y proler officer
10 command the n. w. army which nm told vvly
Nc our old friend (Governor) ". II. Harrison; IN.
wil he also without doubt com nen,Ied ny Kenruc
Ky and ought to he spDoinfcd--pity !; lad NOT
been hin, instead Of Hull (The meeting was heId
ana COMMITTEES Of appointed to draft an address
me J. T. states recomn ending the appointment of
harrison to the command We are raising in X en-
Walker ''''e' "'