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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-19

;,,erv.l between the expiration,
Of Mr.. Evans's frs, patent in lso4 anu
i. renewal in 1903, Cannot cop'nu 49,.
.s them without license unaeeT ~
vs. natent. The hardship Of .ois
SEN .,rnc,;on is extreme The onpeo
S abounds with mill. in when th'
naebinery was erected during tina, ~
.arv.I. when no law existed to pronlol'
: :. ",hen no man was aware of any right
sill remaining in Mr.. Evans; and .' wnsa .
,he nublc thought they were enjoying
~. nroper,y for which they had already pala
,he pr;ce. But since this constfuc'iol'
narsnn. gIo erected their machinery
Under those circumstances must enn.'
nnlI il down or subject themselves 10
apc,;nns for IT.. ~ damages-orthey mu''
consent to pay whatever price TUG pa
tentee NAV chouse t" dcmand lo'
cense. A. it regards his charges you.
u,emoria!is,s humbly state, that the act
of renewal has imposed no Limitation"
rpan Mr.. Evans an omission Oh wl' ,
isarailing himself most opPressi'e''
n.,;us h, FIRST patent, while he wa
f7o,inp forward 10 his intended apph
,,o,. ;rr q renewal, Mr. Evans o6'er.'
d v,.y becoming moderation IN Ills
{ rrn's. u,
T.jry.fhrce dollars was originally
tie price Of his license to use DIS ma
chine?y in ap2lication to one ware. ea
wheel. But as soon as the act VI 1918
had put the community in his power he
began from exaction to 'eXactioh' af'ii
he now demands about tmenty times the
amount IF his former charge-S threat
ems tia, he will rise sill higher. Fnom
one Of your memorialists MIR. Evans has
demanded fhrsy sic hundred dollars ior
bis license. This tact, while Ii shows
how orpressively this patent bears upon
individuals. will enable your honorable
BODY to form sone estimate OF the enor'
mou. profits which he, the patentee'
will derive from general use OF his
machinery throughout the United States.
Your memorialists will not consent to
believe that Congress intended to let
Mr.. Evans loose upon the community
with so grievous, SO despotic power
They therefore, pray that your honora
Ole body will again take this subject In
to consideration, that you may examine
the grounds upon which Mr.. Evans's
patent issued, and do whatever, In your
wisdom, you may think fit.
And your memorialists will ever pray,
SC.
Baltimore, January |, 1913.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-19
HFGETa .aCaDE.MY.

"HE public are informed that pur-
suant to an act of the Virginia Le-
sislature, giving authority to certain
commissioners, to sell the public build
hgs formerly occupied by the district
Court at Hay Market, i'll the County OF
Prince William, Virginia: A purchase
Of said buildings has been made BY all
association of gentlemen, with view to
convert them into seminary OF learn
ing; for the government whereof,
nember Of the most respectable persons
in the adjoining counties have been re-
euiarly constituted board OF Trustees.
Having been then duly appointed and
instituted. the Trustees have proceeded
10 the alteration and repairs ofthe build
ings, which are now in readiness forthe
accommodation of more than one hum
dred students They have engaged
professor of the dead languages and
SeIles lettres, * one of the mathe matlcs
& higher branches. (Bo,h gentlemen OF
liberal education aud experience as
teachers. Tue course Of education will
comprehend all the branches OF htera-
ture as pursued in the rsastern Cole
ges; Git being Intended 10 apply speed
" for an act of incorporation, instltuung
the seminary regular College, with the
power Of conierr'ng degrees. The
Trustees have likewise engaged gen
tletnan of the first respectabllity and
moral character To act as Steward and
take charge oft boarding department.
On this account they will ever have 1t
in their power to regulate the price OF
board at the lowe rate; and farther,
will DC enabled to conhne the students to
the observance cf regular hours, and oil
all the rules Of the institution. The
school will be opened on the first OF ia
nuary ensuing.
Of this situation, it may be confident
" said, that no place In the union COM
Sines greater variety Of important ad-
vantages forthe above mentioned object:
Tse responsibility and moral hae'ts OF
the neighborhood, the uncommon health
fitness of the place itself, Its contignity
to rich farms, whose superhuity OF the
Best meats, and all other desirable artl-
cles of living, must reduce the cost
whilst it increases-ths comforts OF board;
added to the circumstances OF its being
under the fostering care ct we'll lifted
persons Immediately n The nelgnoor-
hood whose duty 81 .'t@re5t aust ailke
prompt them t" s.,'.''ous attention 10
-. ws,E,re tra,F, r,s... ~. % bS desired
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-19

him TIA, he frcsid,r
stipulation for congress. !
or provisions of The ,s ~
sell is surprized bis ~
doub, his powers, ei,he,
ject or efficiency, esuee;'
made a tender Of such o \
should fass.
MIR. Jonathan Russ.n
British minister, E" a t,...
law" wh.~" .>ogres.
tass!!!
R!sum teneatH.:
But what renders Ii,
Mr.. Russell more ex1r.o,
following sentence in N,
ter to Mr.. Munroe, ds,.5
fore his last letter to .orl
in which, speaking Of tn. 4
lord Castlemagh, he ST.,
haps l owe an apology n
ment for having without NJ
mand HAzARDED the al
British subjects who NAL
come citizcns Of the u. 81
=" In taking this step, u
self | did not tresspass agl
1t MY instructions, and had
been accepted ! should j
qvithout all hcts tina, it W.,
app owed By the Presiden,,
In plain English he al
acting svithout precise M,s
against their letter, thou,
within their spirit-and,ho
it highly improbable that N
have ratified his offer il
he was no, without all h
possible he might -!
Ietthis man tells Lore
tn hi. head, two days al
he was surprized he did
powers amply sufficient t
the President and Consre
he had made.
Suchis the temper, am
covered ariiGce with whie
tons With Britain are car
After such offers, so
ported by instructions, for
the inferior, subordinate
ed to beg ten thousand p
reminded of the naughty
temper Of Great Britain,
to terms which our own
he bad but little hopes We
if Great Britain had acce
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-19
.fOHN Isl. CREASE AND 10. h.
MANDi WILLIE,

MANDi WILLIE,
uNpEs TIE FIRM Of
CRE.lSE g .u.iFDETiLLE.
csyaer of Kips a-d irasAsg:a" streets,
OFFER FOR SALE,
At their WhoicS,ie and, Re- al
GROCERT g FLOUR STORE.
Jamaica, Antigua and \, England Rum
Cosnac, Peach and Apple Brandy
Old Rive Wniskey, common Whiskey
Macdorh's best Madeira
+. P Teneriffe
Lisbon SWiNEo
Port and
Malaga
Loaf, Lump and Piece Sugars
Museovado do. of superior quality
oanpowdsr
impe,iai TEAS of the most
Young Hy,on approved quality e
Hyson LATEST impo' TALON.
Hyson Skin and
Congou
Green s. white Coffee. spinning Cotton
SOAP, Spermaeeti, mould S dipt Candies
Powder and Shot assorted, Gan Flints
Goshen and Rhode Isiana Cheese
Mustard, Almonds, Raisis & CuVrants
Salt Petre, Race AID GrouHi Ginger
Starch, Barley, Rice, best Fiotant Indigo
Fig-hlue, CoPperas, Alum, Pepper
Aispice, Cinnamon, Mace, Cloves
Nutmegs
Best Spanish and country C;sars
Hair Siit.rs, Bsd-cords, Leading Liass
AMI rGace Ropes
Writias aad raprine Paper
Coarse and sSue Salt and
Plaster Of Paris
also.
500 bushels Potatoes.
The best family Flour, By the barrel
x ~ Flour purchased franz tsggons,
or received - storage, andtfkc highest
Asrkst prise as.sd Ahsa ordered for
p.e
Jauasry5B. IF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-19
From tie Boston Retertory.
Jonathan Russell, Esq. cur late Charge
d.dfar. in England.


Jonathan Russell, Esq. our late Charge
d.dfar. in England.
One Of the southern papers gave
pretty little specimen of this gentle
mans consistency by quoting two let
tiers of his, one written to this country X
another to England respecting the case
of Grace Ann Green, in one Of which
he declared that vessel TO come in all
respects within the DEGREES of France.
and in the other be said it was doubtful
uhetAer she did. shall now give ano.
Their specimen of consistency in the late
negotiations with England, about i'm
pressment.
Mr. Munroe, by his last letter of Jn-
ly 9th, to Mr. Russell, had directed
him to insist on an informal understand
ing that Great-Britain would abandon
her right to take her own seamen, Gs &
condition of eur understanding to sus-
pend cur blows for momcnt-but neil
Their in that letter nor in the precedin~
one was Mr.. Russell authorized to make
any shecifck after whatever as 10 the
terms of the equivalent to be given to
Great Britain for giving up her right.
IL the personal interview with Lord
Csstlercagh, en- the 10Th September;
this noblenan told Mr. Russell, he hat,
seeuested the interview to ascertain
the form and rature of the ins:ruencns
under which Mr. Russell acted" Mr..
Russell says he gave into his hands the
letter ct Mr.. Munroe to himself to sa-
tisfy hin, on both these FONTS as the let
ter would best dcfne his authority.
That letter is before the public. Ii
did not contain the color of All attempt
to make the offer Which MIR. Russell
did make.
lord Castlereagh read the letter at.
tentively," says Mr.. Russell, & replied,
6 1t does not appear, on the important
sublectof impressment that you are au.
thorized to propose any specific plan
with reference to which the SUSPENSION
Of The Practice COULD be made the sub
Ject of deibe,aiioa, or that you have re.
ceired any Instructions for the guidance
OF your conduct, on some OF the leading
frineihles which such discussion must
IL the first instanee invefue."
To which Mr.. Russell had the assur-
ance to reply, when he knew no answer
could be given, as he was just leaving
London, After tie verbal explanations
which l had the honor to afford your
lordshiP, both as to the etieet and su6f.
ciencs Of my instrueiions, | did not ex-
pect 70 hear repeated any objections on
'nese point" speaking of the law
OF congress to prohibit the employ OF
British seamen, Mr. Russell added, 6 Ha-
wing made f,eeise tender of such a
iaw and exhibited Instructions which
'Oarranfed it, am surprised your lord.
ship does NOT think me authorized to
propose any specific plan"
Non ne ask, does not this almost rise
INFO ridienle ? Mr.. Russell had Jus,
shewn lord Castlereagb his whole in.
suruclions in extenso. Those in.truc.
lions gave him no authority to make any
specific proposals, and .teeaHy dkrned
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-19
BOSTON, Janua,

The privateer shin. Allen
man, of Is guns, lso me
from a three months crsil.
al, Nantucket. We have Cd
several of the crew, and
folio Sing-She cruized OF
the 26th November, wilh0
with a British vessel. On
ing in la, 20, long. IS, i
large sbip-sbout s, P.
ship is that F? and instead
swered, was asked the san
after asking tho same q"e.t
them several times, vtm
an answer. Captain Wa
his majes,y's sioop Il
from Halifax. on a crul2.;
ship then hailed " his I'd
Roman Cilizen, on a GIVE
w. then ordered her BID
which was not readily cd
fter threatening ho"e'd
brcaIside into her, Sac Cd
oAicer and two men were
board who we're put uH
Captain W. then sent an q
men sn board her.. Sho
in the same n,anner-he b
mined the ships papers,
and told sAem their sh!pE'
States ship Hornet, on q
then determined to retain
ter keeping him on board
wa, permitted to So, frs;
honor, their officer and M
returned. When he got
Alexander, he informed
the Romsn Citizen, 10 t.h
don. with a cargo Of $50 b..
&c. Sc. which with the 81
100000 dollars, mouHtsd'
ed with plenty OF musken
lasses, &c. had a crew q
80 passengers. had been
of the Mandar in frigate' v
Demarara, but got sepah
cf wind. The crew OF u
enc and all said sight @
ingly at z, p. N. the ae''N
and continued I'LL IS 10
when the Roman Ci,lzsS
Captain w. then though
keep the ship in sight dal
and board her in the MORE
she was within pistol sh':
bow j; "a. half past four
blowing bard, squally sna
light about quarter sl'a
not to be seen. then berg
sec for the distance ct ls'
They think she mr'' u
in consequence Of the "'1
in the action, as a lanthe'pl
ard they heard e Eo!'e \
distinguish The SOUND, l'.l
commenced. Atier TOOL !
run the trades down. Iss
| ty mixes CT Rarbadoe'' I'd
distance ct Bern uCa, ts'1
spoke, about ia days M'Il
Of BermAds, a small ss''.|
tons, from New-fok io' i
-four and apples. In the
Roman Citizen, the AisI
killed and one wounded I
damaged.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-30

the terms, and perfect conformity with
its spirit. For this Il renewal OF the treaty
of 1894 was refused by our cabinet, although
preferred by the British government. For
this the treaty negotiated by Messrs. Mon
roe and Pinkney in 1907 was rejected. For
this, in 1911. fifty thousand dollars were
paid out of the public treasury to John
Henry, for the obvious purpose OF enabling
the American cabinet to calumnia.e their
political opponents, on this very point of
British influence, upon the eve of elections,
occurring in Massachusetts, on the event of
which the perpetuation of their own pow
erwas materially dependent. Mr.. Speaker,
such men as these, never will permit 4 state
of things to pass away, so essential TO their
influence. Be itpeace or war, arrangement
or hostility, the association Of these British
an,ipathies in the minds of the mass of the
community, with the characters of their
political opponents, Constitutes the great
magazine of their power. This composes
their whole political arder 1t is, like
Lord Peters brown loaf, their" beef. nut
ton, veal, venison.. partridge. plumb-pud-
ding and custard."
(I'o Be Continued.)
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ahen concentrated, viii make army Of about
5000 electives. ~.
n great supply of provisions are now but short
Instance ~ the rear of the army and every neeessa-
~ preparation is male tor its conye, ance--near
,o"o rA"k-horses and nnnihero Of Wagons are now
employed ON the lett wiEs~----a very considerable
number ol Wagons, sleds aud I.aek-hoIses are en-
pioyed ON the Ohio !.ie-the nuI,bcr Of teams aud
pack-horses on the right wing are said to bc mucn
greater than those tie LETT We anticipate
thst the march OF The army vii, not be retarded by
any obstacle whatever.
From accounts eisen by spies there yet remains
at the Rapids a large quantity OF corn.
TjtGtck-IoSveY.
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Domestic.
(Ohio

(Oho) URBANA, Jan. 50.
It's With pleasure we announce 10 readers
thht great portion OF tc North Western army
is now on the move for Detroit --tiencra Winchos.
ter with the left wing. il is said 10 ut tie rap
ids of thc Lake Of Size Ntaurne. From the last ac-
counts, the Virginia and Pennsyyania troops were
At Lower Sau6Gsky. within twenty-five miles of e'e
;a ids ant will proceed on in short time, il not
already there--Sen. Topper will march is few
d. vs. with the Ohio force to meet the two wings &C
the Rapids. The whole Of gen. Harrison's forees'
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one had GU men the loss OF her guns did not at
all cool the ar'or of her gallant officers aud crew
Tor from the i2ii to The 18Th of Dec near Madeira
they took the in'.oNing vessels without the loss of
man, all al While. e'a,e been ordered 20 Franee--
lucy were oi ,he Cork hevt. Ship Mary of DF.-
toi, l.. gu"s. with hard ware crates SSc.; ship L..-
IA at de i~ Guns, with 10000 bushels OF M.eat
sup Rays'over OF london, IS guns, with dry
goods shi? .I9uiio ot do. 10 guns, deeply laden
win kings stores brig Rorosa Ut Cork, g,.i,s,
with beet. candies, dry goo.ls, &c. schooner Swift
ct Plymouth, from ST. Mchaeis, with orSnse,,
burnt; and schooner of Aberdeen, which sy PAVE.
MP To soshc @. the prisoners; the remaining prs-
oners 80 or ioo in number, landed at Tcner-
life.
Game into the Bay on Tuesday, and came up 10
Annapos with the IT, States frisa,e Coustella,iob,
and sei,r Fame iron. Lisbon.
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GEoRCErowN, Jan. 25.
TNDnDsT NJ.

II is said and generally believed that the Grand
Jury fer this county, has found bills Composed for
High Treason) against Mr.. BAKER, late British,
Secretary Of Legation, aud also the British Consul
at Alexandria, for sending provisions their coua-
try that the consul has been arrested and process
sent by express to arrest Ny. Baker.
Eslisraf RsHrLf:-y-.
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WASHINGTON. January 81.

The Loan Bill passed the House of Re-
personalities by vote of 70 to So. which
is about the relative strength of par ties III
that body.
The bill, reported at the same time, to
authorize the issuing of Five Millions Of
Treasury Notes, has passed to third rea-
ding without opposition.
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BLOCKADE or wyt N Yo R:5s Is%; rs.

H''NC'NNVrs VT MN y OJtIN NT.S UNIF.D.
Last evening the pilot ho.t u,ssss came up from
S"niN Hook, and the pilots informed us, that all
yeseri.. three ships u! and Sshr. were ~itl,-
IN 10 mites 81 Sandy Hook, whis they supposed 10
re the squadron under the command of Sir J"la
Borase Warren.
The ship Protection. hound ia Norfolk, Ia ioai
for Portugal, reformed last e'c'i"g, in consequence
ct ie hiockrdc q Sandy hook, and anchor,d at
otaten-lSaud.
On " dheslay morning a division Of ,hc United
States F.otila under III" command OF G.. Lewis, at
tempted To proceed to te Hook, bnt were prevent
ell by the ice after receiving considerable damage,
and having lost their cables and anchors il was with
great difficulty the division WAS saved from being
wrecked Oh Long-lslsnd had his thigh
broke in two places. Another proof Of the necessi-
ty OF Battery being immediately erected on the
Hook. Another attempt, are told, viii, be made
by T.. Lewis to arrive ut the Hook, us soon as the
damages can be repaired.
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.S1-0uuad. Tan 81

oIouHUuH, Van. IT.
corps Of $50 mounted Riilcmen, from East
Tennessee, commanded by Colonel WILL1AMs,
arrived at Camp PinckAey (Magirth's Ferry on
Sunday last, and passed over Immediately "a the
Florida side-they composed principally of men
oi property, and have equipped themselves at their
own expence.-They arc extremely well m counted X
uniformed.
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2-'sTHef 81 leIfeijToDl Scfnateer an ire .North
nesteT' army, to the editors If she Chiliicothe
tTe!9a!aa, dated
IS Headquarters, Upper Saninsky,
January H. 1879.
~ iou may SOON expeettO hear Of Interesting e.
vents i'o" the y. W. Array. The Snow here is a
h""i inches deep, aud the prospects daily brigh-
ten to. speed, d-rarirrc from this p'ac. to the
place OF ''es'inHlr The roads, Ter the nrst tim .
sre IN excellent nlsler FnT ih: Transportation cf The
necessary supplies for orr Army aud the Quarter
Masters and Ordnance Departments at this place
exhibit striking picture OF preparations Gor an
early and serious undertaking. The troops here
progress more rapidly 60 the discipline oil regulars
Than any Militia ever saw-they are ambitious only
70 excel.
cat this tine, however, they are somewhat .cklv
several have died within this two days past The
Brigade OF Ohio Militia at Lower .Sandusky, under
General Perkins, pronounced to be the best dis
cipined militia in the n. w. Army, nay in the
world. When once this Army is consoiidated they
wi' be able to cope with equal number of his
siajestys choicest red coats or their worthy allies
tie Indians l understand the British and Indians
are making great preparations to give us a warm
reception at BrownstOwn. I trust this may be the
case. We only want opportunity to get our
hands in. ~ that we may " bear the rub."-Geueral
winchester actually marched some days since for
the Rapids"
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Captain CoNaoLLI, Of the Eagic. has favored
us with Jamaca Papers to the 18th Dee which he
obtained on board prize.--Capt G.. had one con-
tanning an account Of the loss Of the Soathd1tbfon
f. gate and ViNeg brig,but 1t is msaid.-By this ac-
count, the HFeH was captured off Cbarleston, after
chase of hire hours by the Soaihambisn--thc YES
sells we're afterwards ostupon the lslnd Of Couct D.
ton, Bahamas tie crews taken OF and carried
60 Nassau ly the British government brig Rhodidn,
aud prIyatecrs Caledonia and RoIla.
Courier.
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baltimore. Jan. q5.

baltimore, Jan. 25.
SNcces5fW cruise--Arrved At Annapolis on sat
urday morning, the private armed schooner Rolla,
Oewly, FROM cruise. She experienced severe
galcs, and tsrew Ell her guns except the long
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ChayleSfon. Jan o.

tNUIttyIDNf JuN LZs
detachment Of the 18th United States Kesi-
mcnt ut Infantry consisting Of about 40 men, un-
der tie command ol Capt. &. S1MxtHs, arrived
IN this city this morning, and embarked imn ediateiy
for liiddreIPs Point. The 18th Regiment is com
manhsd by Lieut. Col. Orayf9n.
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CuIL1corKE. Ian. 1s.

Lieut.. Col. CAMPBELL, and several o.
Their ofhcers who were in the late expediti-
on against the Mississinewa towns, have ar
rived in this place. Maj. BALLS squadron
OF dragons have been sent TO Lebanon, for
the purpose OF recruiting themselves and
horses; and Col. STMRALL's regiment OF
horse have been discharged.
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WASHINGTON. Ian. Oh

W ASHIN GTON, Ja1. 70.
The bill for raising an additional military
force of 10000 men for one year, having
finally passed both Houses, awaits only the
signature of the President to become a law.
The Loan Bill for 1915, has passed to .
third reading in the House. as reported by
the Committee Of Ways and Means, with
the exception of an inmaterial amendment.
JESSE BLEDsoE is chosen a Senator of
the U. S. from the state of Kentucky, for
six years, from the fourth day of March
next, in the place of B1r. Pohe, whose term
of service then expires. The state of the
poll on the final ballot was as follows
For Jesse Bledsoe 56
Stephen Ormsty 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-30

Col. LEWIS CASS, Of tile Ohio vo,nn-
teers, was elected Major Gene al of the
Sd division of Ohio Militia by the Legisla-
ture OF Ohio CT the 10th instant, b. a large
ma ority.
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Capt. Cushing's company of artillery
marched from this place on the 1st for San
dusky; but owing to the extreme inc!encn-
cy OF the weather they have yet progressed
40 iarther than Worthington, 9 miles from
here.
company of regulars, under captain
Bradford, arrived here few days ago from
Cincinnati Frankfngto7Z faher.
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MOUNTED VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
The Governor having animated throu gin
Col. Mcconnell, that another expedition
was about &c be made up against the West
ern Indians, to rendezvous az Dayton, on the
9th Februa y, 1813-and that FIVE hundred
volunteer mounted Jhfantry and Riiemen,
viii be accepted from the state OF Ohio
1t is therefore required that all those within
the bounds of this brigade who feel for the
distresses occasioned by the merciless sava-
ges on our frontiers, and can turn out for
thirty days with good horse and equip
ments, will not only be well remuaerated
bu:. have the plaudits OF their country for
their services.
All those disposed TO encourage the cx-
petition, are requested to meet at the house
OF James Reeve, in Evansville, on Tuesday
the Goth inst. to organize a Company and
choose their oficers and consult general Il.
on the importanc subject
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NORTHWESTERN ARMY.

f1s'tHet u leffe',jroDi Sofuateer in tie NORTH
nesteTn army, to the editors If she Chiliicothe
| Ere!oaiaa, dated