The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-16

which we bercve Is the farthest any car,v,
have advasccd IN the Indian country, they
did not see an III. an, or any evidence or
sign OF any having been on the Wabash for
some time past.
TO THE MILITIA OF KENTUCKY.
EELLcw SOLDIERS,
Your governnen has taken measures to
act eiicctusi!y against the cn&ry in UpDer
canada. Cen. Harrison. u,.dsr the author
ity OF the President of the United States
mas called upon me for a strung body of
trocps to assist IN e.isctiHg the grand OBJ
sJects OF the campaign. The enemy, in hoees
TO Ind US unpr pared, has agn,n invested
Fort Meigs but he will again be mistaken /;
and before you can take the field, he will be
driven from that post.
10 comply with the requisitioR of Cen.
HafTsbn, draft might have been enforced ::
but believing as do, that the ardor and
patriotism OF my countrymen has not abated
q that they have waited with msatience
Ter opportunity of avengrg the blood of
their butchered friends, l have appointed
me olst day OF August next, at Newport,
tor general rendezvous of Kentucky W.
lunteers. Will meet you there in person
II will lead ynn to the field az battle, and
SHARE With you the dangers and honors of
the campaign. Our secvices will no, be re-
CURED more than SO days after we reach
Fl. Quarters.
invite all officers possessing influence.
10 Come forward with what r,cuuted men
they can raise. Each shall command the
men he may bring into the field. The su-
perior officers viii be appointed by myself,
at the place of general renoe zvous, or on
our arrival at III. Quarters; and shall take
pleasure in acknoa Lodging TO nv country
the merits and public spirit of those who
may DE usetuiin collecting force for the
present emergency.
Those who have good rifles ond know
how to use them, viii! bring them along =
nose who have not, will be furnished with
mqskets at Newport.
teiiow Citizens--Now is the time to act.
and cy ., decisive blow, put an end to the
contest in that quarter.
ISAAC SHELBY.
Frankfort, July goth 1918.
Extract of letter foD, a gentleman AZ ri. n.
ms friend IN Pi;t,bnrg, dated Erie fur 2
Our feet is alliuOder way. Five light yesse,,
nave taken their station, outside of the bar The
two brigs are Just zone down to cross with Their
scowe Under them TO light them over-No Rritisb
vessels in sight; tut expect them this eyening
Then, what tien 2--~hy VIC, 4 hope. win hr;ns
!nein IN safe to this harbor. To the honor of our
n 81 nm,
board OF the brigs say better than two hundred az
them, and will remsin till the fights over If viii h.
desperate one as, by news FROM the westward
last evening, the British ship is TO oin the res,
she was seen coming past Cleveland There is a
great number OF pnen in town. az, keen for 6ch,-
success TO them. We had liftle eannooa6;no Ia,
FRIDAY, AT long shot, from orr batteries and IN RI;
tsh ships. No lives lost. Some of our shot ,..nt
close, and some, it is believed told wish could
write you Wednesday, for there viii he .orn.
tning uenisVe before t.at time. Ali are in fine s,i-
rits" - - ~
Extract Of letter from .genrIe7nan in Erie 70
MS fyien& in Pists5u,g. DARED syir, .qur. 2
=, Yesterday four vessels was TO havs gone oyer
me par bht the wind was so nnfsvofshe after they
got under way, that they lad 10 give it out TO ay
there Is four of them Almost over Bries Niaeare
and Lawranee Deias the largest thcy have 60 l.pSt
them considerably before they can get ther, ont
neg are towing them now towards the bar. There
will be eight in al!-three briga .nd Eve gun ho,ts
"The British left here Yesterday morn,no md
stood for Long Point. They came so near ON,
camp, last Friday, that they fred upon them. The
balls went clear over the Charlotte, and another
Smaller one came rather closer They kept round
her very thick. We the balls al atrite the "
ter; but one or two It IL supposed took effect"
New York, August z.
Extract Of a letter from a gentleman xt pTxter
foy0n' ~ mules from Sactetf's Har6or, I to his
tTleHf az this citr, GQled 22d ukt
Z" spent Tuesday the 20,h inst at Sscbet.'s Uar
Dor. 1t IS truly very pleasant situation; the har
Dor IS capaeous aud deep--into which sl;ns of H.
line may pass with safety.
he village consists of above sixty 4 we,r,
houses the streets aud shore exceedingly FL
tny, but measures taking TO cleans: the
auKean stable 49,
'' visited the c'utortnents Of tAe army, cad vas
disappointed in finding, contrary 10 reports. that
they were Kept perfectly clean. Reports respe.t-
ING sickness in this camp, have been much ..1.poe
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