davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14
MILITIA REOUTSJTTDN

BY a General Order of his Excelency
lToversor ToMPXINs, dated the first inst
the companies o. light infantry. grenadiers
and rihsmen Of the 34th brigade, are direct
ed to rendezvous for service, atlNewbrgh,
on the 8h instant, at ten O'clock in the
forenoon those Ct the 2Oth brigade ON the
same day and hour near Rhinebeck Laud
ing these from the 23l brigade at X ugseon.
on the eth. al tea, A. NJ. those from Greene
county on the same day and hour. at
Athens or Coxsackie, as gen ral Ha:ght
shall direct; the artillery, light infantry
grena diers and rife corps of Columbia, on
the 9th, at Undertook those of Rers
laer, on the 10th, near the old bank colo
mel Lookwood's rifieman, ana raptain Ya,e's
rse artillery, by erection of their com
mandants, so as 10 be at Waterford on the
'lth at which time ard place the unisoun-
ed corps OF the Sis brigade are directed TO
parade those of Washington on tive 18Th,
at place 10 be designated bv brigadier ge-
neral De'iddcr; and those f Saratoge, on
the 18th, at Waterford. the place of general
rendezvous. .fk6any .hrgu8.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14
INDIAN EXPEDITION.

>H'He0SeVHe, HHr. G5.
For the last or 5 days, we have + ID q
Constant succession of military movements.
On Friday last two companies rpa,cted
from this county, for the Indian frcn jer-.
The quota of United States militia fror,
baldwin. under Car tain Cox the Baldwin
Ar,i'lery, under Captain Thomas and The
Ncnntecr Inf ntry, unGcr Cart Howard.
all in good heath and spirits, anxicus 10 -
vengt savage wrongs upon their guilty au-
thors. On Saturday the Baldwin Troor Of
Horse under Captain Steele, took up the
l;ne 81 march. OnSunday Captain Hamii-
tons Troop from Hancock, passed through
this place. We venture t. say finer Trr6n
has not marched from thi state or any ex-
petition. On Mnnday, Captain Varrer's
Troop cf Horse from Putnam and Captain
barton's Volunteer In aptry from Augusta.
passed this place. On Tuesday, C5ptain
Twins Cavarv from misunderstanding
IN all between 6 & 700 men
Gen. Stewart has, We understand, dscl;
ned accept ne the command uf the erned,,i
on against the Indians ard an express bse
been sent to Gen. Fl,yd If Camden. the
NEXT senior brgadier, rendering Nm tie
CnInn''n 1T IS expected and hoped Ghp
'oya WI except, aa he is every yyav relc,,
lated t. 20 honor 10 tire command.
We are informed from res1ect,lic 49,,
thoiiiy' that detachment of the hostiIe In
uI'ns sofne DAYS since, having d determined IN
come IN an" Kill Mr.. Boothe Of Jones com
W SCI out IN pursuance of their design
Ween thcy were overtqken by a party of ,bc
them NV '"P"'seU
Inc express sent n the Governor NJ Ten
hsSSec returned On Monday las,. and b~o't
letters 10 the Governor, dated the IAN
ihst' Gov. Biouut does nc, consider the
ietter OF the Secretary at War as a requ;si-
ton ON him 10 furnish men TO 90 soo;net The
creeks; bet as e'incive Of a de,ernina I'm
On INC pa of The government TO punish the
9oS,ie inoians--a'd thinks 5000 instead of
7 1870 would be neccs>ary to effect thar oh.
y c., emo that thai numler uld az eas;Iv
be obtained rs 1900. hut IS disposed to wa,
nT III ure o'oers Governor Blount thinks
It p Junction is formed between the CO
ga and Teune ssee Troops, that the Pie
Ut Coosa Will b. the proper pace. and ,IaP
JUNCTION or grond rendezvous should be
formed at or Hear The Hickory Groond.
az Between swoa and 5000 troops are nov,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14
PETERsBuRG, Sept. 10.

Letters from orr Volunteers have becn
received to the goth nit. from which we
have made the following extracts:
Gen Clay has received orders from
gen. Harrison to build with all possible dis
patch another Fort, to contain 200 men. and
that baIges would he sent roOnd, to convey
the troops, suppose, tr Maiden. We com
menced or the fort ~. e.. and ! calculate
q sil he three weeks ,tGre IT is Finished
so you sec, the Peursb lrg Volunteers are
determined On seeing Canada before thec
return. You cannot marine what cool
effect this news has had Oh cur trooos here
Every man is betting be IS the FIRST 70 mount
the " ais Of Maiden. IFee months more.
and Canada is ours"
Another letter states--" By The mail Of
YESTERDAY, we received orders from general
Harrison % contract this fort m such q man
ner, tbat d en- All force MAY, without any dc
6cuty or Danger, mold il, G, for the troons 70
hold themselves in readiness TO roarch ar a
moments warning. ] ,hink this looks q If
tic Ike moving on TOW ards the place we sci
ont for, Maiden, where hope we shall ne
in for q small share Of toe sport. We long
TO surround tie foe rs hey have done ma
ard tuTp loose ovr artillery vDon them
When vc again meet the enemy, our deter
miua;ion Is victory Or death, for We ret no
quarters from those We are contending with.
ami J can assure YOU, ~ sor,o measure. re
taiatiOn viii ne u.ed-sud in nv opinion.
the day is not di rant, when We shall take
ample vengeance.
" ] suppose you hav.. ere This, received =
Toll account Of the late attack made On J.ov.
Ter Stndu Ky. end C!p torn, SON htile idea
ir"m that gallant a;i.ir, waat KIND of mate
'fN'lS tue noTth western Grmy is Composed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14
J6HN JOHNSTON.
Sr Jor,s (nr..-;, -,. -

ST. LOUIS, ChTssortrf) .frg. z.
Extract Of feffer {'oz1 Major Cis1,,.o, 20
Gen. Ho7yord ia I'd Can't DtEorce,
couafy of ST. Charles. 6ug. Cd
An express has his mor,cnt arrived frn-y,
mnsick's camp, add gives the following re-
port. that 4 men and or 8 boys werc OFT
from the Fort near Culver, say between 3
and miles, sowing tnrnips, that p parry of
SIX Indians painted white (upposed 20 be
Sacks advanced 10 within Is or 20 wares
o, them the party c'rsiderjry the m
friendly Indians kept at their w",k. and
when a. that d,etence commenced fire On
them, which Killed one man and wounded
another. Six of Captain Musick's COMPANY,
nat vas lett at his camp, went or a. the
ground OF attack las evening, and found
the body # he man killed which vrqs stall
ped, and brought IN the ore wuuDdeu he
had concealed himself with the h.ys IN a
hollow log, which the Indians had rassesi
several times during he massacre. The
whole had got into Inc Fort Iast light, and
The Indians had made up the NIlss;ss;pDi.
being trailed three or four miles III that d.
rsctiou.
We sto0 the press TO inform cur fellow
citizens below, that lerge boCy ofIrdians,
Ch pcways, Getaways, Foils, Winnphasn, g,
Po'icwat' M es & K ckspoos, about or coo
(report . VS. 3O00D have brcke into the
comfy f S.. Charles. The Rangers have
lost f"w mer in the first attack. Every
mn knows his duty-every generous soul
Will hy to the post Of danger.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14

I'll ninishng- We have now hosrital in pro.
per order. There has been bu, 10 death,
t." the last three weeks, which i'm an army
OF more tN'D - men, "a th,s season of the
'ear. rs but very small proportion. have
to- sht Il vel 20 giyc YOU thia inio-mat'cn.
N order ii at on may be able 20 co~~cc, the
gross misrepresentation relative tn the mat
ter which see are b. ginning 20 appear IN
the P2pers devo-cd tS the emmy. r., sea-
son wall soon ne past when the number of
cur Cf'tcttU.s viii not be mech diminished
frow this cause.
- 'nd g;ae raj HAMPTON very indus
f,io"s and, s., far IS l can judge, an abe
'i1cer- he troops, | suspect, are che hrs.
ciScipl'ned = airy in the service. TIE off,
GERS here nEc Waiting IN arX,ors expectation
tor marching orders the app Iiutmenf If
Z present ConG'ander Ia, flied them with
confidence, aud had WILKINSoN been The
comoian 1er IN chef on lie first uay # Nav
las, We shouid long sce have Ceased 10 b.
an army " o6'r~Uaf;op. Il. eyes are row
fixed upon IA AUNcEY. His lac loss is
cer,a,niy a Saia. But if he should not
have oecn provided with Il sufficient force,
whose fault is il At any rate, upper Cana
da, above lake Ontarih, must fall and I
could wish in the mean time, to see mum =
Der OF Saifes building on this lake (Cham
piain) 10 add to our present naval fyrec
here. There is time enough yet TO 10 this,
and the Navy Department can find no ob
jet so worthy their attention This step,
with sending on an additional number Of
able officers will make this matter sure, and
battle the lately Increased efforts of the Bri
ush to obtain the asceudarcv m this lake
+ glory be the object. it can he as we'll OBJ
Lined on these inland seas as IN the ocean.
II to,uyurc or enemy, where can it be so
,effce tuaily done as in this quarter
eve are kept busy drilling and nanoeu
vring which hope will not be lost. should
vt be our good fortune soon to face the enc
my" ID.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14
[Vol. 1O.----No. SO.

haws and scaipins knife from this the So
vates rIoces ded some distance to whc-s
Henry Dilbcnr.and his wife were pull. =
sx, fred o. Dillhcue and shot him thro'
The body, after vh;ch they d spa tched his
wig with the knife and ioE'ahawk, ia ,he:
.Hct ho!cing up her hands b, sg forrne--
cr. lhc mprderouS wretches mace good
their re'rea' and IN all probability have re-
ufptd NTH In employers ut Maiden, 70 r.
. i've the reward Of tfeir services. Both
Dl'bons and O. rrartl have left families oc
mall heipioss children The parry Who
g mmilt d the above murders pcsseA Wa
p ghkoaetta where tbev we're sprkeo to
avowed ,heir inten'; n IF ccming e. Picua
and said they were sent by the British, and
that several parties Of Indians ha;' been sept
to d'lerrn, parts the frontier. i or, ma
ny circumstances VI ich have core to nv
kncw eage, am in;,ucsd to tc,ievp thes
visits win be repea'ei upon our dcfcnceless
Inhabitants. Those residing in pisces OF
S1aGer ! i'll 90 Wei e te On their eusrd.
Inhaste, your obt st'v'5
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14
A. II HOLMES,
HsSt. .Ijt Gen.
FRANrLIvrov. Ang,isf Q.

IN N > Ii Mt NJ august q
Gen. IupHer arrived here on Saturday evening
ON ms way to Ga!lia-The Genere informs as tlo9t
the object OF Ms rsuruing is organize tie ,ii;,;
which are % supply toe rlace Of The 1000 Iq,elv ,.
taohtd II Upper 5andusiy 10 serve 40 DAYS from, fine
10Th instant, - meu'ionei in onr last We under.
stand that orders have heee given to draft 1nO ,,,
iro'o the ls 81, ath AID 9Th divisions. Tbis dr,,t
We presume is by requ,siuon Of General tlarrison
upon the Governor
Governor Meigs j. sfi1 at Upper sandusly with
the nliItH. we have not learnt 90 p csrleiniy whr
thef be has accepted Gen ral Harri.ops iryite,;oo
10 takf command Of the Ohio troops IN r,erson.
IoV. Sne'by u is certain, viii command the 2OO0
IN Monday next.
Capt. Nelson's company Of mounted men r.or,
This county returned 90 this place op SUNDAY. sind
we're discharged by col Efnick, IN whom ti,sy LsJ
been a'tsehtd with credit for fn toar OF dntv
t'eueral Harrison and veral Of HE ogieers 70.
VISITED commodore Poriy's feet at ssndusky hav a
boot loo hoarders were sent m bpard The nce, L,.
the general IT the request Of the eofnnodore W.
understand The bect t"e since sailed in the l;rec,;
OF Madden. the British frgate built a, AfslJ,, ''
ring the last year, u on the Lake: but rc,,,rt -.
her guns are made nf tlood, which We en,;rr,y ~!
credit. M action may be shorty expect.d ~
VIII uccide the command 81 the lake. "'O'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14
New ORLEANS, Aug. =.
Extract OF letter 10 :ntieman in this ci-
tV dated

PENSACOLA, Jolly 81.
here vas considerable alarm here
on the 23d. Three hundred Ipdians, who
had come tn demand the Gus omarY mes
ents' raised the war.whocp against Pon.a-
cola. because they we're not Supplied viii
whatever they chose 10 demand ;the alarm
did no., however. continue more than three
hours for the TROOPS and inhabitants being
Immediately put under arms, and the can
non planted in the streets. the Indians be-.
came Eacihed, & consented TO receive What
was offered them, and departed, pr nlisinc-
to be friendly. The planters discussing:
their promises, have left their homes and re :
pared to this place for safety. The situation
of Mobile is ~orse than ours. as the Indians
appear determined to Commit hosiilit;es =.
gainst the Americans
"P.. 5. Captain Wilkinson has lust A.
rived from Mobile, to demand the rna;;s
which the Indians lett here T.lloniteur.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14

of-and / have the pleasure to inform vou,
hat Edmund Brown and Edward Mum.
ford, two ct our company, were the prioci
pr hands at the cannon which filed The
di'ch with red Coats so quick"
Rtfn5hcan.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14
NEVV-YOEE Sent: Q

II INV Vim, sept; =.
r. gentleman arrived here last everinp
IN sloop from Albany. which place he
lett on Sunday at 10 o'clock in the morning
q informed us, that Com. Chauncey sailed
from Sackett's Harbor on Sunday week in
pursuit Of the enemy's feet under Sir James
60. which were ascertained to be off
Little York.
Our Informant further adds, that reri
nent OF 600 men under comma and of Col.
Dennison from Pennsylvania, for the from
tiers arrived at Schenectady on Saturday
evening IN fine order, and high spirits.
01cr. HdU.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14

TO BE SOJ D-.l4, PUst1c .BUc9.yov
q kN THE PREMISES, at four O'Clock, in the al
~ ternoon ot Tuesday, the 18th instant,
LOT OF GROUND,
Be'ng part OF the Lot marked n in the Plan of the
Sity, on the same Square OF Lots that .Se0byooE's
Uare-honse stands. II is that vscan, Lo, lyns a,
the back OF .Mr Joshuc TESTS y ,peliinF Eorse 6
Eork-shoP. The part intended to be sold RUS ITO
feet on 18th street, which leads to the .gfarist-
honse and 100 f'et on A. Street. Ii will be sole en-
tire, divided into small lts, as may best suit mar
ohassrs.--Ihe title is unexceptionable
TERRI Is Faree, six and nine months negocia-
aDie notes with approved endorsers, aud Deed OF
trust on the property to secure payment Bank dig
count will be allow ri for prompt payment.
September 8.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14
PI0Nn. ~. - ot

|I0H0, Dhi7, IUr. q.
present month, the British allies r,see
"rnpuon info the neighborhood of piora q
Tfd on David Gerard and Il Mr.. Ross vim
we're az work some distance from a bo,,,e
Sl"kjn2 psnchcons. Ross made lis escare
nnhUrt but Gerard not beng able IN GO,
cut OF the way fen sacrifice 20 the teroa
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14

c. BOOKS for the above Loan, are opened at
the Bank OF Virg mia, with William Dandriige,
Cashier. who will receive any subscription whatever
that may be offered. ISeut TO- 5t1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14

UasAiHqfor, SEPT. 6.
a short time since one Of the fac.ious e.
di,ors OF Boston, asserted ttat he was pre-
pared 20 prove the profTarcI mediation Of
Russia to be ne uuanfhorizeC act Of the
Russian Miriss- THIS We uncquivocal!y
denied. and called fr tnc proofs. Instead
Of producing them. the Boston editor cvades
rnr demand, ard backs ont Of the dilemma
m which hi edon' erv had placed him
- answering " We Shall ief the n1attrr real
b-Fe iIli We 80. a proper moment to brine
&c facts before the pu5lic" This was No
lore thar WE expected, being wen convin.
crf On re " rs rot shadow of truth in thS
= ert on. Bst 20 s'Oucr does detection
rsi'e shc CHAMPIONS OF faction from one
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14

II the Sch day of October next, will be offered
= Tor sale PubIckly on the premises, that yslus
bic ''"' 'S'~"
TPACT 0fL.fND,
g tua 81 inCa5npbell County on Stasnton River TIE
proPsrt7 Of Fayette Henry, late decd & common.
!y know by the nsnie Of The Hips Creek plantation
This rect is supposed to contain upwards OF ONE
THOUSAND ACRES the greater part Of which
Isgood Tobacco Lend. The purchaser will be re.
CURED 70 pay down one half the amount for which
!, may be sold and to pay the residue in one wear
from tl,at date, giving bond and good security with
Deed in Trust to answer toe payment thereof
CHRISTOPHER HUNT, Ex'or,
Fayette Henry, decd
July 20. 24tp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14

-, Total 100 guus
port IS 70 b. called the PEACOCK. as ano.
thcr ribuse 20 the menore Of the palIaat and
ever to be lsmentcd Lawrence. after whom
one O. orr sloops Of war ON Lake Erie has
hesdy been named.
~ Y. Wat. Hdp.
2 CtT7cf ofG ietfcr from ON. C9rreatonTent
CT BpriHgtov, datcd .Hupust 81.
he number Of sick in this corps is fast
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14
ORE CHAUNCFY

COMMODORE CHAUNCEY
having sailed on his third cruize, we th;nk
1t due to truth to state the exact amount of
Dis force, as we'll as that of the enemy
both OF which have been greatly misrepre.
sented.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14

ihTs far we have net with nothing.
bnt few hours chase in pursuit OF . small
sali.-The attempt was futile. and we re-
turned and anchored Of this agrecab(e
wore. Yesterday we were visited BY Gen.
Herrison and suit. gems N!'Arthur * Cass,
with a few friendly indians.
The army is extensive the feet Won ere
acquainted with both animated by the
same glorious Cause, cannot, will not. fail ot
success our flag mast and will grace the
walls OF Maide1 before the full Of another
moon. If the face, as Is said, is the true in
dex of the character, gen. Harris ne plan,
must he as firomktly executed as they are
ably formed"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14
TR.ACT ofL.H.WD.

NOTTCE.
4 PETITION VII be presented to the next Gen.
eral Assembly Of Virginia, praying that law
may pass for the establishment Of Town at Buck
inenarn Court house
September Z en2c,n
~ intrfe - t1c 90 i7sf. the subscriber win ex
nose tn sac, at hi' redience in Powhatan Conn.
tytI or valuable stoves, sil bis hcd4 ,iiud ard
Kitchen Furniture--bs stock Of bors~s eattJr Oh
s'sep. A~ong the hor7es are several full bred
h'hes--Ferns made known the day If sale
WADE MOSBY.
Sebtefrbey :. A.
NE snhssriher RESTING At hi. fathers, Wtl,sm
N Buttons, in Henrico county, offers to the pub
nc his professional services.
A.BURToN, ND
September7. 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14
ERIE. rPcnr.1 Aug 81

Arrived here on TueGaa last, the Ohio,
captain Dohhins. Left cooom o,inse Perry's
squadron # Sandusky, On Sunday evening
last--it as TO sail the nex' morning To- Nal
den. Gu. Harrison. it va, expected would
rernove his head quarters tn he mouth of
sand sky bay, where he - ould concentrate
his forces.
The editor has received a letter. {ror, on
officer on board the sloop of war Lawrence,
dated Aug. II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14
w. JONES.

" . .NIlsj.'
-Gt.irE C:o.efarg IF the Tr:asg -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-09
Jan. 81.

EiNFTEEN DOLLARS Reward-Ranaway from
H. the subscriber the LIST of last month, q negro
man named OLIVER, of very dark complexion,
about feet inches high about so or IS years of
age, stout and well made, slightly pitted with the
small pox his clothing white Virginia cloth
double wove, round jacket and pantaloons filled
in with wool 1t is highly probable that the said
negro will make for either Richmond, Petersburg
or Norfolk, he is well acquainted in all of those
places and wasaccustomed to frequent there AS a
waterman some years ago. If any person will
apprehend the said negro and deliver him to me in
Lunenburg County Va. or him in jail so that
get him again, shall be entitled to the a.
boye reward, in addition to what the Law allows
HAYNE uATCHETT
Lunenburg County Va. Feb. II. 1aw6wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-09
Feb. 10.
ALALUAnLE Seats for ,aills or Mannfaetorie..

VALUABLE Seats for Mlls or Manufactures
that require force Of water.--The Upper APP
pomat,oX Company have from iher canal in and
near Petersburg, Virginia upwards OF one hundred
feet fall OF water; divided into 10, IA and 90 feet
falls. They have also the necessary land tor the
site OF Mills and Manufacturing houses which they
wish to let or dispose Of The Subscribers who re
managers for the company propose to me, a. Pc,
tersburs the second Monday in April next, for
the purpose OF disPosns of the 1t is expect
ed that ON the day following ut 12 o'clock the ma
nagers viii meet at the basin and let some situation
to the highest bidder. The terms on which the ma.
naSers wish 10 dispose OF the sites may he more par
hcuary known alter the first OF Marck next by ap-
p'ication to Daniel T.. Allen, clerk for the company
residing in Petersburg
The subscribers are disposed to give every eucou-
ragement IN their power to manufactures of Cotton
and Wool, and particularly the carling and spinning
of Wool, and the lullins OF Wooden Cloths
There is already erected at the Locks. Saw-AIilI-
and small Grist-hiils, which propose to lease fec
one or more years; and whct will be very convent
ent to those who may he about to erect bindings -
the Locks on the Canal
10 those who are unacquanted witt, this situation,
the subscribers believe they may say that there is
none more eligible IN this country.
Situated at the head of tide water-at the marke
for an extensive back country, as well on the river
Appomattox as on the South and West of Peters
burg and Attending to this country market 90 miles
nearer than Richmond, its only rival
The subscribers further stale that for the want
OF sufficient number of Mills ut Petersburg, q large
quantity of Wheat is carried from the south OF AtS
pomatox to Richmond, although the roads are rnuch
worse, and the distance further than to Petersburg
And as TO the convenience in making shipments of
Flour il is believed that Petersburg has every I'd.
vantage which is possessed by Richmond.
EDWARD DILLON,
JOHN Ora MMAR,
EDWARD MUNFORD,
RICHARD N. NENABLE,
TiIOs. a. MORTON.
February 1q 2swF&M