The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-14

part Of the communication of yesterday.
The house refused to consider the NOR
ton, 81 to SO.
Mr.. Fisk from the committee of cleo.
tons made report allowing Messrs. Sage
and LeHerts till next session 60 procure
testimony, &c.-Agreed to. G
he house took up the bill for lav;,
duty OF 20 cents per bushel on sal,' ~
OH was amended so as not to taks,..aIs
uii inc LIST OF January 1914.
1
me Federal Gazette states ,h,. %,
ney omith has been ordered o.. o,u-
enemy TO supersede admiral w. '"e
.ne admirai has carried on The %
miiaiy against US! IF the burnt, We. ,oo
lehceiess villages, the plumber 81 VI u.
properly, the brutal insult of PiNa'e
ana virtue, and the cold-blood.d ,'.'
oil SICK and unarmed individuals, h. "nuroer
miidness, then has nature becon,s 800. oeen
oruei crime has changed into philan,hno,,.'
ana the black deeds Of devils have s.,.,,Py.
~ become innocent and nr.;sa,l.s'
Let the people be prepared 70 s,y
scenes OF more deadly and borr;hIo
man tnose already opened upon tbe;r ,';a.s
~ the m1d' the amia6ie Warren - ~"
1 ne capt. fthe Liverpool Packet. Ri.
hsn privateer, has been inpr;sonaS
t e Tor the rigorous and pn;m.. 80
hheHieht ny the enemy of some Of 49, Iii
ran: ran: seanen. We are glad TO zee the 81 81
uuse aIung with an energy demanos,, ~,
'"e 'iueiues OF the British Ibid
understand that Mr.. Charles pa
~ n .s: VINO mas excited no little a,,sn,;on
S e. ..s city as well as throughout the IT
:o'' as claiming the honor of ,;scn,s
;s p.'ncipie self-moving and perne,naI
aooSt 10 embark in the carte, tn al
" "ew YORK this week He bas .ssa
n"ns a Nv. win nim' In this voyage for the bo.
=" ou anu elnoiuments of his discovery. one
mofe gentlemen Of science and ;n,s,,;.
VINO are ultimately 20 par,ic;n,,a
Ref ''s AhVent'on,--
IN Nro CHILICoTHE, June 90.
Monoay the 2lst inst. general H.r-
son nesa a council in FranIlinton ,.;,t
anJo, a.s o, the Delaware, Shawanoe. W.
',n,, a,u oeheca tribes of Indians =, ~.
IoN to 80 aoou' 30. The general, in h;s
,a~ 20 these chiefs, observed to tha :" h nis
ne Haa neen induced to call then ,o mat
~ oraer 10 ascertain their real ;ntea, Genef
nc informed them that crisis h.., .
GU wnich demanded that all Tho CIV
which had heretofore rerna;n .ne tribes,
omoala take decided stand ei,bsr for
w. Is us and that in order 20 10 10
.hs y. otates guarantee of their ao ~ give
POSITIONS. the friendly tribes .hon,a o o;. US
'noYe' with their families, into ths . e.uef
e".S' or their warriors shouId scco s'.ie-
ann IN the ensuing CAMPAIGN. al eon,Pany
giI,;non.sa ne chiefs having expressed, hs;r
"t"nnSness to accede to the nrono.;.;a
.ne gen and their satisfaction ii bs..;
an opportunity of fighting for ,be :" I nav.ng
49,, inc gen. Informed them that ~
ouiu 'et them know when their go;
'"ouia DC required. He also ;nears
| them that all those who sbo,J iniormed
r;u ~ .oi ''; MS mode of warfare, and nor
XIII or inJure old men, women o aiu nor
hor prisoners that no one but co,,'a1, n,
| sqeaw would kill those who were una,,'a -.
uoieho themselves; and that nc nsneuo W
| PROCTOR mad agreed to deliver him RI;
SOM up to Tecumseh, if tbev han m lI1afri-
81 h III taxing Fort Meigs, he promise then,
~ MS 'urn, If ne should be successful ~
denver Proctor into their hands. nrou;dso
'"ey should only huf a hefticoaf on b;n, ~
D A few copies of Mr.. Grun.