The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-14


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PirTsruRc. ADti' 90
With much pleasure We into,,, me friends
, OF TIE Fcnnsylvania militia, vim volunteer
ed is davs over their ti,nc. that they haviuy
reccised thew full pay, ana the thanks g
their generel, are naW on their way to Pitts
buiga, ssd ti'om heir love md attachmen,
! 10 erc'' cher arc determined 20 'separa; e
only = nsre thCy net.--Ihrir arri,nl mn,
be eXpeciodon ih" 1T or 81 of Nav. For;
Me'g5ia NOW IN 2 perfect state of security
and defence, in men and works
! The cond act oft.ic>c me. in yo.uu,ceriny
tor its octcHct. whe,4 LEFT nearly destitute
was truly pairctic'and deserving the notice
of government.
Ry appoinrniens Adj Joshua .ogan pre-
sen'ed the following address 10 his excel
iency major genera Harrison =, which in
return, the general orders annexed were is
sued.
10 ms farcHency maj. !rru. I'M H. Rar-
rfH"' commander in ch:ef u tie nortA-
S0eStcrp army.
SIR,
WE fee it particular duty and plea
sure 10 acknowledge 70 Won and or corntrv.
men, Tie confidence we have ever en- erta;n
ed Ut your eXcellcncy as our general and
commander in chief of the north western
army Fifteen days since we were DreDar.
ca 70 return hoinc, cur six mGnths tour OF
Guty having expired bat by YOUR solicita-
tons III letter addressed ts gen. Crooks
and that the
we are Citizens, together with the imnen-
ding dangers that appeared to threaten all
around, az our hostile foes we again enwat,-
ed m the service of the United States Tor
the hIteen days last past. and tomorrow
we expect again to be discharged from the
service, the dangar threatened azpea,ine.
principally to be a5ated. ReinfofsementS
having arrived, and the preparations Of de.
lence much Increased we shall retire from,
the lcid with peculiar satsfac ion, askins.
OF heaven its protection for you, your army.
and our Country trusting that Uur western
enemies will be taught p lesson Of snb,nis.
sion not to be forgotten, and that the nina
bitsnts OF cur western frontier will AGAIN
ENJOY the peaceful pleasures of their-hotngs.
Most respectfully your excellency's
humble servants.
ID. n EbaON, major, ana II other officers.
ef->ss -'Er-fS'd, -<firfs 16, 1919
H. Quarters, Carp Nrirs, I'm .lnril, 1913.
GENERAL ORDERS.
He detachment Of Pennsylvania militia,
under the command of major Nelson, viii ch
NUiuhtcered their cervic-s for fifteen DAYS
after the secondInst having l'erfJrmed thsir
charged.
1ho general or behalf of the government,
gives lis thanks to majors Nelson. Ring
land and Orr, and every other officer, non
commissioned officer, and private of thi.
detachment, Tor their services and magnaui-
nous Conduct upon this occasion.
he general Is too we'll convinced Of the
sacrlhces which riauy Of them have mads,
by a procrastination os their return homs'
az tniS critical season of the year, rot to be-
heVe that their condcce or this occasion
was the result of the qurest patriotism,-
he general wishes them ell a speedy NEE
TINS with their families, and long continu
"nce of that peace and happiness to which
tney have so inst p claim.
JOHN Q. FALLEN, .dsst. Den
I'D. General.