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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-29
con- FRcI.NI. ALIENS.

lFRoN TIE LONDON COURIER OF July
19]
Court o. ci,Encc-Y, counc'' Room, July %.
Betnre Tie Wee Chancellor.
dgoro and hers, rs. Brooke and Others
PLE4.
|. "A par1rers''ip or corporation, Consisting
o. p rsons ,esi ling in Madrid, aud otaers.
corsignsda arg qu ~ ,ity Of Wool to the
amou'' Ut so S0,Go0. to the iefenGan S
~ Loi don. bv til piainiifr The tefeS =
dant refused To deliver it. and the ulaintiff
soeeht rel,,fia eq0ity. TIE defendants E,
ed plea to The D H., on the ground that
the piPu'ifs were disabled - sue, by their
70 10 pa!tners ot ,he company. membe,s
! OF tie co'por@ti,n above mentioned, ih
creates part Of whom were neoessa,iiv resi-
dent at NJ id,id, Al the time y hen the w ol
~as ms g'sd. which was a ting when Ma
| diia Was Under the dc minitn Of he French
= was, therefore, argued, shat he plaintiffs
ovid norbe permitted to sue Gu the beha,{s
those wko, as being resident at lie tine
! OF cons gnment. IN a place thea unaer lie
dominion q! tn French, must be Considered
hnot alien enemies,tq every purpose at least
as nsu,fals adheris to he erelry's count =
Which consi uted civil disqualiicaton.
The Vice Chancellor. in gIVihe, iutlen,ent
| On this plea, gave detailed view Of he ca ,
SEES on this subject. The old law ON III :
ubJect wa, hat those My were tii,oual;-
tied to sue V ho propert, X rs forfeited to
tie King on accent o. a trsitorous adhsr-
e0ce To the enemy T. at doctrine had. IN
! noHern cases. been extended To those
who being o. iSinaily British slbieegs or ne,ls
trll voinnt rily chose o reside for the rpr
poses OF trade in an snem7's countfy. PIT
It was not even pom modern author,,ie,.
true, that the mere act of res dence i, an
enemy's cou ltrtwas Bccessafilq a disoualif
lion Z spe here. Il had been eec.led
th2t the british prisoners in j auce mieht
| ley hnes in ,ais country ard lie general
! q '2trine admitted OF var.cus olher qualifica-
| tions.
| 1t vas also clearly establ shed t1at VIZ
tNf'e vas p ca Ct this k;ni,t.e " hole q
the circups,tanCe constit utipg the d;eouaE6
cation, ninsr be- clearly set forth. In the
present case, il was no; ale ED that ii p
partners taen reridirg a VI did volnutari
| ~ resided re They might ha,e been e.
tanned BY force Tor ny hing hat aDDcaref.
II might son timc be qneslian. On this mn.
d IN doctrine. who on. sue hccort,in,,
to The Old fcc trire thr K'ag could s,,e. mi
Were ,be KAY could I sue. was no.r
be Permitted 10 soc? ard we're tie de-
eId IS ways 20 be ali wcd 10 tefain tf.o
prp-rty! In ne ore NJ case, at any rae
! e. tIfCS'nS, ancS nc cessary u create tic
dsao.''y DID not sufficiently appear aud che
p ANS be over ruled.
ide Nict-Ehauceilor said that he meant
20 casr no rsfirctiun unon iAe defepfgr'e
VIZ" m sh = ssibly have had good resea,s
'or ihiS ress arre 1t was far untte howe
yer tha' Lord Wellington n relieved the
"eop!e IF Madrid from all sGn4li6ra,ions
vt ms nature however. they might have
before existed.
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Esw.Yoax, October 90

Hzw-YoREj October 20.
In Co1a7non Council, Oct 81, 1918.
:. lie Following Resolution, presented by Mr.
King, IVES adopted.
Regofvci 11a' in celebration Of the brilliant and
rn@mo,ahlr Victory achieved by Com o. VI Perry.
on Lake Erie, aud the important successes of Gen.
- IRIS M resniiine in great asure Their. from.
evening next from the hour C m 10 O'Clock.
Hes0tSef fhI Alderman NJ scr, Mr. Smith. Z,
Ir h'nS l:e sCimuittse to carry the above reso,u.
hon into effect.
by order Of tie Common Council.
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/ N fJOifnr8 Re7uOTG.
i 2 UNtWfY from N.e Subscriber, on tie ;3,a
2 q ns'smt, Nero '7an ns5ed MICifARI, Is
years ~ FGe. sbcq' feet 10 o. II inches msl-- lie
f@r7 10Y ju s'eech, st"or Cd oulJered lie bac on
h'm vHen he eit nc. striped rourfsLout aud pam
f,.oo7s e'd new ioeirn M'tket be $50 also
ditto has. vii eve TIE si,sge rewa-8.to any fcr.
~ 'lat NiH Secure Rim irief, ard ~ ~ reasons
r e''9rgrs ( purchased the fellow IT gea,sa,ln
Fs'icr' Williamsburg, egent ~ I.hr rs ru,r jataes
'dy c,o.'y JAWas CPEjG. Jr.
y. wi!l 1--WE TIC above revard ~ 70 dolsra
fses"rce IL iail ~ the city q q Edmond.
J.C.Jr.
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IhT bis@sst PRmlkt1 yer New Eng
End 's hTai I'll hgli " in Tie pu4npl.in Faisel
hy Mr. Geiston FROM ta- seed o. Nj
&c e"k : large growth lag year, end nov
= Nr. Ihorhurn'., in Nassau street. II
ghs f7v' hH7drcd ami f7Ocnty-si.r u nnds
ana ,s ConI 'craby larger thcn any of The
ppHeriui productions Of the kidd prodacsJ
Nv WIS Gun r. What noble rHhNEs.
GIVING TR EAT 1t wouid make for a Con
rec icut fmily IS a na.nra, cneiosj.o /,
worth Tie attention Of aoy person 10 % 3.
yiev It. ~ '' ~ ." 9
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-29

VIEGLHI.4:
4 Rn'es holden in tie C'erk's Cfise of fbe su.
= pcfior Court NJ Chenesfy fer the Richmond
District, the 2ad day Of JAY 1919:
Feter roster ahi Ann. late Ann Shelton, lis wife
James Sau'ha'i. John SOuthsn, aad Tbos W.,
ner"ood j. and Eiz beth, bis wife--xlsioh said
ann, James, John sud Eizahet5 are esihlren 4
iesStoes OF Turner southaa, deed. pPfs.
Peytnr southaCpd r9ha D nasrf ~, executors n,
Jeries Scui!iall 'ee'i, who was ar exeeu,n- Of
inr'er Soa,hal, d-e',!, and WIN. WHO'D, admir-
- stephen col'iti WAC IVES snpt, ~ x at. o. tlt
sHt iWner SJt'mil, fec'i, tHllnri Jones ard
Pauline hi' siIe. fisarr To.er ani Crrtiie p =
VIE, 'indssol and Hu9ter, 5amuel Graf. and
E1rtha S,cas, exccrtiix oF ire -, EPni ord
est@uent Of Gcorgo = Srls, decssssd, end
i.p'y Cuts, late lucy SoifnD, WIN. So1thaH
Ficno'ag y. Fsr zand, 4 Mariq We wiz, lats Nv
r'a Soutnal, phiip 5outhaii, Vai.ntius 5ortf I'll "
lspu'sa Jane SouthsiL heirs of Stsplien So,tL,,l
deed, the itst three OF whom are iniantq ~ Nsr-
tfi S'ras, sprcisiy assgIed their gariisi, ~ de.
irnd them ~ THIS snit. DJfs
SUE Pendants Lucy Cuts and Nichols Il: & an
zandt and Siara hrs wife, not hsvjts entered .ae,r
f2ps rance and given security according 10 the oct
% assembly tho lfp''s 81 C,is Coucf, q il anp,a..
"S ~ satisfactory evidence, tlst 'i,y are tst ist.
t'nis ~ tis courtry--Hi s oyoIered That tha saal
letendaDfs ~ sppesr here on the frat lsv Of id
1eNt tern md answer The hill nf the plaiuFs sod
That coy Of ths order BE forthwith iassr.sd m
SINE paper published in the CT, oc s-tfs.oyT
ior wo months sueeessiveiv. Ind posi- ID az the -oat
door o. tue Capite' in tie olH oily.
copy, TeIte,
sept. II. vsw WH. -. TfE>.rNC. G. e.
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tn" SuhseF.eer viii rrss~Bt a ye,i1e., ~ 4,
neu General Assembly Of vi~gs.,, f.r f,,,.
'Hiid tthtIlam across W arm al R1sfSak NV.
Il HIe place fsrneFiy known IS rs rst,. a. To.
Hand tf,ste 49,
Mss..sa5urg. Osto5sr 8. wsx
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III o riCR IA petition viii be pros .rtel 10 H..
= next General ts'embiy, prtyias 10. ,rc rs.
ss,se ~ ~ 'n'hoFi,iny ~ 's'e OF n,.WHiani
Seb'eD,ber q. .rStc5
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-04

THrlIE. subscriber has removed his office tt
IL the Market house, where he continues TO
buy and sell on commission all kinds of Stock
also Tobacco, Flour &c. And will be az
all times ready to sell public auctionbe-
fore the Bell Tavern. q in the morning a,
the Market House, Hokses. Lands, Furni-
ture, Slaves, Hsues,-Merchandize. Vessels
and Cargoes, or ANY spahies ofproperty that
may be offered IT, Advances ofcash made
if required. BARTLETT STILL,
Broker e Vendue Master,
Richmond, Virginia.
n. B. His stated hours in the Office will be
rom to 9 o'clock A. NJ. and from4 to 6 o.
clock p. NJ. Is. >.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-04
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
TENIiE Subscriber has taken the HOUSE
IL at the Corner of main & fifteenth streets,
opposite the sell-Tavern, and offers for sale,
on accommodating terms, by Wholesale and
retail, the following articles, viz.
80 Hhds Is, quality Brown Sugar lgener-
ally lsrge.1
80 Do LIST s. 2nd Quality Philadelphia Loaf
Sugar.
10 Chests II, son Tea.
20 Boxes Imperial do superior favour.
10 Puncheons Rum, old & well flavoured.
s Half dA do. do.
6 Pipes Country ON.
i DO oil superior quality.
is iIhds retailing Molasses.
6 Do. Philadelphia Whisky.
$4,000 lbs. Prime Green Coffee.
5000 lbs Pale don do.
BagSfHavy PsbpeR~
500. Pnpento. a
50 KeSH& unpowdd.
3ls straI 4 piM Tumblcrs.
NO. EngfH Pipes.
800 Groce Bottle Corks.
100 Reams Wrapping Paper.
so Boxes best Spaneh segars.
so Barrels Prime Pork.
so Do. Fish.
And expects by thefrst arrivals from Pills.
delphia and Baltimore, 6 tons Shot, Irons as
also on hand, from to 5000 dollars worth OF
DRY GOODS, assorted, which will be sold on
long credit, or bartered for prime Tobacco.
VIM SHEPHERD.
Richmond, Oct. 18th 1912. If.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-04

SAMUEL G. ADAMS,
Is now receiving BY the Oliver Ellsworth from
Liverpool, and the Sally from New-York, a gen
eral assortment of
Hardware, Ironmongers,
Cutlery and baddIfIEalso,
90 Barrels liver or liners Oil
100 Gaiiofs Whale do.
Tons Nqfa Scoti$ Grind Stones,
9 Pair EsSphus Mill Stones, a s. 4 I-2 feet,
Cast Steel, Nails, Nail Rods, Bar and
Selected Iron.
IN assortment Of Military Goods, and aA addi-
tionsl supply o best Dutch Boftihg Cloths, and
one Philadelphia Gig and Harness, which are
offered for sale on moderate terms.
Richmond, Dec.7, 1912.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-04
HARDWARE, IRoNMoNGERY, CUTIE

IL ARDwARE, IRoNMoNGERY, CUTIE
Il i RY, &c. &c.--JAMES BREAM, Sion
GOLDEN ANv1L, (E.) formerly Main Street,
Richmond Has justreceivcd by the John &
Adam from London, and Ceres from Liverpool,
30 Tons superior quality Bar Iron, assorted,
fat and square very extensive assortment
Of elegant Tea Trays y W%kers Stock Locks
of all kinds Coffee Wills fkghders with Sheet
Iron bottoms; COPPER and patent Cast Iron
Tea Kettles; IRON Vire Of n sizes Flat or
Smoothing Irons wIA a.Sfsrgc assortment of
first rate Black Ssith's Bellows, rom "a to SO
inches Smiths AGvils & Vices, Of all sizes /;
Files Rasps; Besk Irons sledge and Hand
Hammers Screen Plates, &c &c. &C. being
considerable addition 20 his former Stock on
hand-ail Of which he is determined 70 sell
low for cash, or acceptances in the City, at Q,
or 6 months.
Dec. IL. tf
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Half "a Cent Reward.
Runaway from the subscriber, living in
Cumberland county. my Son
GEORGE n. Carson

he has grey eyes, fair hair, and rudy complex
ion, about FIVE feet SIX inches higb. had ON
when he went away, a blue Broadclolh Coat.
plated buttons, homespun double wove Virginia
Cloth mixed, and I<A,e Hat, covered with am
Oil Cloth; his na3Vekn his hat, aged Is wears
- He has Enlisted y the United States Army
twice, and haveEotAlim of, being minor.
Any person or Tse<sohs delivering him the said
u, Carson TO me, shall receive the above
reward, and farther all and every person or per-
sons are forewarned harboring him, and the
different Recruiting Officers from Eplistinpr
him. as they may expect to be dealt with as
the law may direct.
GEO. CARSON.
Springfield, Feb. l. 4w.
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TEA.LoAF SUGAR. &c.
Domestic Medicines
TO BE HAD GENUINE. AT THE vool

TO BE HAD GENUINE. AT THE BOOK
STORE OF MIR. s. PLEAsANTS,
A large supply OF DR.. Church's Cough
Drops, a medicine unet ,ua,led by any other.in
the world, FOR the cure OF Coughs, Colds,
Asthmas. Consumptions, and the Whoopmg
Cough, price Is ccnts.-AlSo, his Chemical
Essence and Extract of Mustard, for the
cure OF Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Pal
seq, sc. price Is cents each bottle or box.
Andoync essence for the head ache, fifty
cents.
Volatile Tincture for the tooth ache, 81 LIZ
cents.
Antiscorbutic Tinskarefor curing the sour
Wy in the Gums, Whitening the teeth and
sweetenins the breath, price S 1. Church's
Virmifuge Lozengcs, for destroying worms
in grown persons or children, SO cents the
box.
Eye Salve for all diseases of the eyes, rs
cents per box.
The celebrated BotanicalTea, dollar the
canister.
Church's Ambitious Pills for malignant,
and bilious fevers and all disorders of the
head, so cents the box.
German Corn Plaster, for Corns, SO cents
the packet.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-04

NfIN
Neatly eIssa'es.fs'The argus 0.Fee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-04
NEW YORK LOTTERY.
Union CoAege-No. 4.

Not near Blanks to Ptze.
The Drawing OF this Grand pottery, will
commence in the City Of NewkYofk, on the 1st
Tuesday in next month. and will continue TO
draw 500 Tickets each day until finished.
An accurate Check BooKwill be kept Of this
Lottery, at the ARGUS OFFICE, that the ear
Hest intelligence of their success may be given
TO observation-disclosures BY POST from any
part Of the Stste, and every information re-
speeding the above or any of the Baltimore Lot
teries, will be always given gratis, and with The
greatest pleasure to those who may be inter
csted.
Nov. %. IT,
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200 Dollars Reward

A Bundle containing 500 sheets Of % Dollar
~ Notes printed in blank for the Farmers
Bank of Virginia, was taken out of Box and
supposed to be stolen on the night Of the 18th
ult. at the house of Messrs. X9Sdiord & Italia
ferro, in FredeSisact,urg frhFabove reward
viii be paid tY4 Jerson viii deliver the
said Notes to Sab2fy Hernfo4 Esq. of that
place, or to the syLscri ber.O
That.the putajew.sbe guarded against i'm
position, they are informed, that no 9Hpent
Dollar Notes have been, nor will be issued By
the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, or any of its
Branches, until further notice.
WM. NEKERVIS, CGsh'r,
Richmond, Nov. 3. eptf.
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Cn1LLrcorHr, May 20,
PRISONERS or WAR

About two hundred and GIty of General CLAWS
brigade ofKent. militia have this week passed
through Chillicothe The forlorn situation Of
these brave awakened the sympathy OF
our citizens, and tina. liberality which is their
characteristic, was not withheld from the poor
soldier.
These men report, that after they were matIe
prisoners, they were conducted TO the runs OF
the ODD British fort Miami, to which they give
tie appeiiAt'Cn Of g slaughter PEN" and there
ordered To SIT down. TIE Indians now COM
menced their barb=rities in presence of the
British officers Several of the officers and men
were shot by the Indians who surrounded them,
while others were selected and dragged out,
with toInahawks buriedln their skulIs--Anout
iortyperspns were butchercd IN this way, when
an tnd WAS put to savage cruelty, by the inter.
terence OF Coloaal Elliott, WHO it appears had
complete con.r0I over Proctor's alllcs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-31

numbered, we a-e sorry 10 mention Captain
LEwIs, very merltorious officer and bro
ther to the gallant Colonel LEWIS, who SO
eminently distinguished himself in the ac-
ton of the 18th January. One of the bar
barians hearing man belonging to Captain
LEwIs's company, address the latter with
the appellation of Cahtctn Laws :" inn
mediately exclaimed. +" Ha Col. LEWIS
come again. and drawing pisto. from
his bosom, Instantly shot that valuable off
Ger through the head. The Indians were
very numerous, and the British appeared
to possess little or no control over them i
we except Colonel ELLIOTT, under whose
Immediate directions they appeared to be
and they killed two British soldiers for at
, tempting to prevent them from numbering
our men after the surrender. There were
two tribes Of Indians, one OF which wer.
painted red, and the other black the lat
ter treated our troops with the greatest bar
barity. wantonly numbering, manning ant
, stripping them, and shelving their hatret
by every act OF malevolence in their power
the former, on the contrary, treated then
, with Kindness and humanity. Our troop
behaved we'll on tins occasion and our los
both during and after the action, does'no
4 exceed $50 billed and missing, and about 9,
wounded. Among the officers killed. ",
| are sorry 70 announce Colonel Dudley. Cap
: tains Legvis, Morrison, and I-vine, and En-
: sign Duoiey /; and among the wounded, Ma
ljor Shelby. Captain Morris, Lieatenant IN
!. d-rsyood, and Lieutenant Hamilton, (of tn
Ohio troops) We understand that the los
n OF the British is AS great, if not create
than ours.
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>"=N1AcAaA, 5th Nav, 1915.


"NIAcARA, 5th May, 1915.
81 last wrote you from the harbor, SEATING that
was then about To embark with my company, to
ge,her with gen. Pixies brigade, Tor the purpose OF
making a descent on the Canada shore. have to
inform you now OF the result which has been victo
ttos aud glorious to the American arms, although
pecuiieriy unfortunate To ine. We arrived ut the
head OF the Lake Ontario on fuestlav morning the
2Ith ut. and dcbarked the forces ,boui a mi,e a.
boye York, the capital vt Upper Canads here we
were met on the beach by aboat five hlidred Bri-
tlsh regulars aud two hundred aud 6ty lmdians we
contcaded With iein warmly or sbou. one hour
when VIC succeeded IN Griyn I'll. IN before us, aud
made good OR landl1g, with loss of soh.e brave
otheers, and abont ioety nen killed or wounded !:
We thcn formed immediately, moved up To York
! and when arrived just at thu opening oil TIE main
street, the enemy sprung nine upnu US, hioh
| destroyed abolt sixty OF his own men, and knisd
or manned abont one hundred and thirty o. our
| men. This ,,rrioe explosion has deprived me of
my left leg, aud Otherwise gr:cyiousiy wounded
me- was tal,cntI the field, and carr ed on board
| tie commodorc's ship, where my log was anputa-
| ted, anu I'm now likely to recover. Two OF my
company were killed at the same time, aud four or
hive more OF IN; bravcieliows were severely wound-
ed-now out o; danger.
we have taken the capital OF he enemy, and a.
bout million aud half worth OF public stores and
otner property. We have killed and wounded a.
bout three bundled Brush and ihe.r savage allies
and have taken prisoners about hundred men.
We have taken from them also several vessels of
war, which were found IN tie harbor, and destroy
ell a 81 gun fiigate, then IN The stocks.
Tins - the sGve est blow the British have felt
since the war, aud is TO them enediahie-it
wii teach them q lesson oiAmer,csn bravery, which
| they cannot soon forget. The cong est OF Upper
C"nada IS now no lo"aer doa5tful, almost ell the
gins, munitions oil war and pow ions, necessary
to carry oh the present campaign, we're deposircd
at York, and has been taken by us. Gen. Pike,
however, the brave and gallant prcector oil this
'erprize, Tell Ia the very moment OF complete vie
cd severely in loss Of officers --two captains and
fourteen icutenaEts having been killed, aud five
captains aud Heutenamts wounded. My wound,
they say, Is Very good one, but it hss MANNED
for tie
l-itn; Irvine received bayonct through his right
shoulder, at themomcnt OF stepping OF tie boat,
out 10 dong very weli-Gii and Warmer escaped
unhurt.
RS. My company Distinguished themselves glo-
rit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-31

considerable mercantile house in Pensacola has
Certainly gwen thS weight OF IT'S Influence TO
MAINTAIN Il pac nc temper among the Indians,
md perseverance, in those Industrious and ci
viiizcd HABITS So wisely introduced By the go
vernnent OF The T. States
What eject wiz attend the exertions now as.
crioed 10 the governor OF Pensacola to produce
contrary temper cannot easily be anticipated d.
Inc Creek nation as body polite, have cer-
fanny discovered tie strongest disposition To
preserve tranquility. But IL is equally certain
that many individuals among them are anxious
| Tor war. and possess spirit ofimpacable hos
tiry towards the whi,e people. Messengers
rom the north, likewise, are continually excl
| ting them, and II messengers from the south
Snouid iiScwise approach them with the temp.
| talions OF present bounty and future plnnder
| Il Will no, be wonderful ii the number of those
should increase who will yield to the impulse
OF that thirst for blood which seems to be SC
| corSeni;i to the Indian mind 1t is said tina,
exemplary justice has lately been inflicted up.
o. those OF their nation whose dreadful OUT
| RACES have created such terror on the frontier
| Of tennessee or Kentucky. Al late council
| or court OF justice held in the Tuccaba, che
town, 1t Is saul that the criminals were cited
to appear and answer for their crimes.
Ihey did not appear; and alter second
eh9rt, 1t Is stated that the Court ordered
them to be put to death, and despatched a
body 81 armed men to carry the sentence in
to execution. The criminals assembled in a
house and made so vigorous resistance
that the officers ct justice were obliged t II
SET hre to the house, in consequence of which
seven fthe offenders, being the Who'll mum
Der collected, were put to death.
1t these steps have actually been taken,
Tor which ] think there is pretty good evil
dencel they certainly indicate disposition
in the Indian authorities, To preserve peace
with the United States, although we might
reasonably look, perhaps. for more regu-
lar mode of affording satisfact on to our in
Jured citizens. But. OIL the other hand, it is
! tose considered that the agsressors have
probably numerous family connexions who
may be disposed to support their cause and
add to the number Of those who will listen
TO Spanish Suggestions.
SrAuNToN, May Is.
! Statement of the poll in the Compression
al district composed of the following coun-
| ties. viz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-31
GENERAL nARRlsnN.

During the siege OF Fort bIeigs, Gen. Harri"
son was constantly on the alert, and frequently
exposed himself 10 the most emminent dagger.
SUCH was the anxiety for his safet- that the
officers, generally, solicited the members Of
his family to request the General 10 keep with
IN the bitches, believing that his presence was
Indispensable 10 the salvation of the fort and
garrison--A musket ball struck Gen. Harrison
on the thigh without doing hun any injury
Probably, like Achilles, his great archeiype in
bravery, he is only vulnerable i'll the heel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-31

except their trowssrs and shitts, and some had
their shirts taken.
Officers were not screened in the least from
the savages, and no respect shown them nor.
than soldiers. Il is said that T.cumseh is not
killed, as was stated before. Major Stodiaid
died of his wound.
am, sir, yours in haste,
"a. W. WALWORTH."
"P.S. Gen. Harrison arrived at lower SAM
dusky on the 18th inst with an escort of 20
tdragoons.--The purport OF his mission is not
known. A. W. W."