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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-27

THE Subscriber having purchased of James F
Foster, his interest in the late firm of Booker and
Foster, request all those indebted TO the same, 70
make payment-he has on hand a small assortment
Of goods suitable for the present season. which heo
fers on reasonable terms for cash only
ED.HUyN.D hooker.
jones Town, January fl. Gw
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Hard Ware, CHuery and Saddieru,
FoR SALE By

EDWARD STAPLES, Jr- 90 r between I4th and
18th notwithstanding %
RON, rim, knob and closet locks, brass case knob
a and beaded riug, common and fine stock, blk Ss
brit shsekle pad, brit and brn chest and cupboard
trunk and gun ditto brass and iron table butts and
eard-tsble hinges, brass oommode knobs and ban-
dies cupboard turns, knobs sc. screws, wrO't nails,
braces and bits, polished braces; common and gila
coat and vest buttons, ivory and horn combs, brass
and plsted eandlesteks, sheet iron and copper tea
kettles, Ne.-fine white and green ivory knives and
sham buck and white bone cha die knives 4 forks
line and common peuknives, sportsrnen's Knives,
common and fine suffers, scissors, cork screws tso
Plated s'irrup irous, duke bits and bradooua,
snafles, curb chains, tug, harness md bride bue.
kles, harness furniture in sets, &e-eoBmon -
bottom an swival sirrup irons sharp and g bena
pebams and snaff'es, iapannd and tinnd inlets and
fat sets, square head coach screws te.
Also, few toxes common & Whittemore's Coz
ton and Wool Cards, of assorted Nos,
October 20 If
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a VALUABLE LINE OF STAGES.

W71LLBE SOLD at Public auetoa on the 4th
w of February next at Tirseyylie i. the co~n.
ty Of Gooch'and, that F.3LU.4BLE LINE or
STAGES from Richmond to Char oitesville with
the Horses, Carriages, &c Terms made known
Old the day of sale.
THOS. JOHNSON. Ex'r.
otJOHN TiNSLEY need.
January 90. Stp
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BILLS OF ExcHlMGE LOST.

ELLIS OF EXCHANGE LOST.
N the Slst 'ultimo our letters incosns the fol-
~ lowing Bills ct Exchange were regularly de-
posted IN the Post Office here addressed Aessrs.
Gordon, Irokes, Leiteh, x Co. New-Ycrk, inciosng,
John Mutter's Bill No. on JOHN Brown Jr. elias.
COW, lOQoi
Chs. ]. McMurdo's do No ON Jas. +. Itch.
* Co. Liverpool tOoM
Patrick Gibson's do No IS on Gibson & Sons. l,,,-
don lnopi.
The above bi''a were MI dated
Richmont, SIS, Dec. 1878 at SO DAYS sight in "a.
vor OF 4 endorsed by John s.essie--Also our tier
addressed 20 Mr.. 'rbomss Irwin, New.York ,nclosing
George Piekeu's Bills, viz. cn
.es x Jro. Danlep, London for io6g,1s
Leslie, McNaught 81 Co. Glasgow, g5s 10
~ X Temple Gwathmey, Liverpool 1870
q hs1n 81 Soma. LONDON $4,000
Jas. Msury, Liverpool $1,000
L.iss64
These Pills were dated as shove at 60 days sight,
IN favor ofand endorsed by john Lee-sn, p,yabe to
Mr. Thomas irwin ORDER. by the latest advice
from Ncw-York nothing OF the letters or Bills bad
be heard Of and are now apprehens;ye the
Bills have or may fsii into improper hands. We
th' re!ore hereby forvarn the Rnblc from purehas-
ing receiving or in any wsy whstever passing the
sad Bills unless from through the hsuds of the
Gentlemen, to whom sbore stated they were
addressec.-The necessary steps to prove { aeeep-
lance payment to improper per ons have been To-
Neh- Tost nissters parueu'ariy sH good Ctr
zens generally throughout the U. are reques-
ted TO use their utmost best eSer,ions IN ord to
bring to light whether by accident or yiilany this
mysterious and unfortunate sfsir
JAMES SCOTT, 81 Co.
January 90 epu
p. S. The Post Master 81 New.Yark writes the
Post-harter here under date 18th inst. thar NO
mail from this to NewYork OF the Slet ult had ey
er reached him.
G-TWas also put in the Post oai.e of Richmond on
the 3lst uit. two eopiea ed and Sd of exchange
addressed to Walsh s Gallagher, New York, drawn
by Ellis and Allay, John Heatheoate, and Co.
London, in favor of Daniel Warwick, st sixty
days sight for 1000 each, Gated Dec. 2sth, 1914,
which bills likewise have not come to hand in New
York Necessary steps have been taken to prevent
acceptance payment.
LUCKF, STEER s. Co.
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kN Saturday the SIN day of February next. viii
be exposed to public sale for cash, before the
dcor OF the fiei' Tavern. sevrral shares in the
BROOK Turnpike Coupsny, belonging to delinquent
Stockholders.
by order OF the Directors.
CARTER 3. PAGE, Secr'y.
Jan. II. ids
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Of carrying them into tffeet--and there means seem
to have been designediy Withheld by that branch Of
the gsvernsaent which is alone competent TO RENE
dy the evil
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NoTIeE.

TENHE copartnershp of Booker and Foster was
n dissolved by mutual consent on the lat inst
Those having business TO transact with the firm will
apply to Edmnnd Booker, who is alone authorised
to settle the same.
EDyNUND BOOKFR.
JAMES J. POSTER.
James Town, Jsn. II.
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THOMAS WILSON,
THOMAS ii. DREW

4 IIO-fI no H. DHEW.
THE psFtnerahip.O Of Wilson. Drew < Robertson
having been dissolved by my = Idrawing irou the
same beg cave to apprize ny friends and the pub
lie, that rshah continue to do business on terms al
mar to those ofthe late concern in the same house
they occupied in Cary street.
GEO. ROBERTSON.
NoVenber ~. wifi
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HE subscribers having purchased the interest OF
MR. Geo Robertson in the concern of Wilson.
DTe-S g Ho6sTtSO1, beg leave inform their friends
that they will continue business under the firm OF
IRiiSoT Ct Drew.
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- ~ 80 Concerncd-

RURiNG my Necessary absence from the state.
~ William ley, jr and Thomas Tyler t3ouiiin.
E5qrs. Of this city, viii sGend to 10Y professional b,.
in 50 in the several courts in which practise Law
the latter will IN crsry case Of che Commonwealth
ia lIenrico Court, represent me, whether At called,
or regular Courts SAM. MfCVAyV.
january 49, 10
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October IS

aNHE Mercantile Business heretofore e.rr1-0 on
4 by the Subscribers, under the firm of DiisoK,
Drew g Ro6ert,on, is this day, by mutual consent,
dissoved-The Books and Papers of said concern
remain with Wilson y Drew for final settlement
THOMAS WILSON,
THOMAS II. DREW,
GEO. ROBERTSON.
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TETGT E.-1l.,ETYEl-

. AR IRON, escorted, Cut Nails DO. Vhiskey in
, barrels, Wirdov Glsss, SIX 10, & xf2,
Mogd Candles, different siz~s.
Ind IN Store,
Loaf AMI P-owa Sug~., CoFse. Sack Salt. besf
Sresn Coppersi, SC. &c. For sale by
GEO. ROBERTSON & Co.
Chry SireeI
HeceusJa, ~. ut
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GUN POWDER.
VIE Su6se'i6ey has Just receiUed and offers Jor
= S sac one hundred and tour kegs Of glazed
and fF--drd one case Of eagie gun oS7gder IN
pound cdnnfsfers-aH Of superior gualifp
-A.NJ)REW .SJlfIJK
Cdrr-sfreet opposite the Eagle JaUrya.
DeCe1nber II.
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GARDFN SEEDG

A = assortment of GARDEN SEEDS warrsnte,
n OF tie last years growth \ genuine are Jus, T.,
served and offered Tor saie ~ III 70 ok >iore OF
JOHNSON * WARNER.
lAnnarf ~ e
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80 and Rousea Eor Sale.

y WIN cell my Houses aad Lot adioirsnV the TOWN
Il OF CharlouesviIe.-r Lot contains seven and
one half acres, win good comfortable dwelling
House on 1t, new brick office, and sil necesasry ou
honseaj the whole in good repair. The garden is We
ry large and has some fruit Of excellent quality in it.
and has been very recently paled in. The whole
lot is ender an enclosure of locust posts and chesnut
raiIsIh he title is indispensable. For terms apply to
me By letter directed to Charlottesville
October cS rtf ~
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Tagini;a Legislature.
EXTRACTS fXo.u TIE Jot;hsy:g1S
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

-. Wednssddy, Jan. %.
Clerk A''
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"a IAGE ESTA3LlSHMENT.--Th subscrjb.
~ ers are now running three stages twice week
between Richmoud ahd Lynchburg, on the following
routes and in the following r amer, viz From
Richmond by Powhatau Court-House, BaIl's Cum
,berland COurt-IiOuse, Rains New.Store Floods.
and Hunters 10 Lyneh5urg, once a week--I.eaye
Riehmoad every Monday az 10 O'clock A. NJ and
arrive IN LyncNburg on Wednesdays by p NJ
Leave Lynchburg on Thurs, avs ut g A. NJ and ar
rive IN Richmond on Saturdays ny p. Nj
From Richmond by Powhatan Court. House. Car.
tersviile, New-Csnton, Buckingham Court House,
Floods and Hunters to Lynchburg, nnce week-
leave Richmond every Thursday at 10 o'clock A
VI and arrive IN Lynehhurg on Saturdays by v
VI leave Lynchhurg on Mondays at ga ~ and
arrive IN Richmond on Wedneadays by 9 p NJ
The usual baggage will be allowed passengers
INT we will not be accourta e for the ;oss of The
SAM, bot viii IN tue contrary endeavor to take par.
ticuisr care Of It. Good horses and sts,es. with
careful and experienced drivers, sbslI az a ines be
kept.-lD fact, every necessary attention will be
paid to the complete accommodation OF passengers
ia general
A. & S. PATTERSON.
/ January .. viz
Il FLICK LICE VEFT LOST
Lost or Tnissid, sbout three weeks ago, Large
Square Black Lace Ven,
~ UPPO5ED 20 have been dropped on the 81 St
8 , between the Main Street and Mrs GsmhJes
Suitable reward viii be paid to any person Ieav-
ing { at thjs OGsee.
January 20. If
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January 90 eptt
r. S. The Post Master 81 New.Yark writes the
Post-hsrter herei under date 18th inst. thar no
mail frosn this to NewYork OF the Slst ult had ey-
er reached him.
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jan ~.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-03
LATE FROM WILKiN SONS ARMY.

MEME, FEB. Iy. :
By gentleman residing in this vicinity,
who lett French Mills on Sunday last, we
are informed, that on Saturday the boats in
Salmon river were BURNT by order OF
general Wilkinson; and on Sunday all tho
barracks were set on fret On the latter
day the army commenced its march, (after
pressing all the sleighs at handl part for
Sackett's Harbor; and the remainder to-
wards Malonne and Plattsburgh An az
tack is still expected at the latter place. as
the enemy are said to be strengthening
Themselves at Isle Ncix-The harbor is
also threatened and Wilkinson's army was
observation-disclosures the necessity of con-
centrating the forces. even at the immense
sacrifice " hich has been made. l'Ae treoIs
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FOREIGN.


London, Seff. 9.---At q meeting of mcr-
chants, -ship.owners, sc. ut Liverpool, to con-
slider of a representation 10 Government on
the subject Of the numerous captures made
by American privatecrs, Mr.. Gladstone pro-
posed an Address to the Lords of the Admir-
atty but after many severe observations that
representations had been made to that depart
mcnt without redress--Mr. Clear proposed
an Address to the Prince Regent, which, af-
ter warm opposition on the part of Mr.. Glad
stone, was carried. The Address conveys .
censure upon the Admiralty. subsequently,
q counter-address to the Admiralty was voted
at another meeting, to which Mr.. Croker re-
piled on the Sd lost. that an ample force had
ocen under the orders of the admirals COM
manding the western stations and that dur.
Ing the timc when the encmy's depredstions
are stated TO have taken place, not fever than
three frigatss aud I 4 sIoops were. actually al
sea for the immediate protection Of Saint
Georges Channel, and the western and NORTH
ern parts Of the United Kingdom.
In the Memorial of the Merchants, &c. Of
Liverpool to the Admiralty complaining Of .
want Of sufficient naval protection against A.
mericsn captures, they spcsk OF frirafeers
destroying vessels as a novel aud x;raordina-
~ practice, which they ,aytbsy are inform
ed Is promoted by pecuniary rewards from
the american government, and they wish
measures adopted to p:evcnt as much as pos
si5lc, the rainous effects Of this new sys-
tenn Of warfare"
Yesterday accounts were received Of addi-
tion captures made by Am. priva:eers. Ten
ships from Bueoos Ayres have been made
prizes By these dcpredasofs.
The depredssioos Of the American privs-
teers on The cosst Of ireland and elsewhere,
hsve produced % strong sensation At LIoyd's
that k IL difficult % ees war policiss under
written as any rate Of peemiom.
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Destruction Of me British Sleep Of spai
z Avon BY the EHasb.
FROM THE SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN, OF NOV. 9.
Valuable arrival and another Yicforu !

FROM THE sAvANNAH REPUBLICAN,, or NOV. 9.
Valuable arrival and another Victory
Arrived, this forenoon, At Five Fathom- Hole, the
British brig Atalanta, Of 2s3 tons coppercd to the
bends, with q full cargo Of wines, brandy, fruits,
silks, caIlbricss British bale goods. &c. prize TO
the United states' ship wAsr, Captain J. BIakeley,
The Atalanta was from bordeaux, bound to Penss.
cola and was formerly the Siro, Of Baltimore.
The Wasp left EOrient on the 2Bth Auguyt--Eve
days after, at o'clock, p. M. fell in with British
siocP Of war, and after an enlargement of 46 min-
utcs she surrendered 70 the Wasp Immediately IL.
ter. the enemy hailed the wasp and informed them
they were in sinking condition, and begged for aid
Captain BlakcIcy was on the eve Of sending bis
boats to her. when second sail was deserted close
on beard of him, which compelled him TO abandon
the idea Of taking possession Of her, Ceisnger,
who was in the action on Board the Wasp, and who
is prze.master OF the Ataanta, informs US that the
brig they engaged went down soon after with all
standing and every soul on board must have per-
ishcds On the approach Of The second sail she was
discoyercd,to be brig Of war, and the Wasp was
in ten minutes after readyto engage her, and was
in the act Of wearing TO DO 50. when two more
briggs were discovered which induced Capt. Blake
ley to make all sail from thera-they fired broad
side into the Wasp which cut her rigging and did
other damage. The loss of the Wasp n the engage
ment was fsg0 men killed, and slightly woucded,
She received three balls ia her hull. and = few in
her sails and rigging. vi.
Ii is supposed that the Wasp has taken, since her
departure from the United States. property 20 the
amount Of TWO RuHDREb TnousAnD gounbs
STERLING. s..sf ~ k. 81, ~ ~
The Atalanta parted with the Wasp on the 22d.
Sept of Madeira, the ship in good order, and The
officers and crew in good health and high spirits.
They wers taken Of By the abops seeps ef par.
---D:0.0~--- :. ~ "a t4 =.
Portland, (.MeJ Nsp. l0--Ar. psivateer schr
Mammoth, from cruizc Of Eve months, Having
captured rwEsrY prizes; The following she de-.
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BY )! ! Mi!llAl.IL. IN l



v. Yesterday an enc my's brig came from the
mouth of the PAtuxent round Point Look. Out,
and towards evening hove Ii sigh this place.
Shortly after barge was seen coming. round
Fort Point. In about fifteen minutes they
landed on the bank ofthe garden a St. lnigoes
Manor Houses the residence of the Roman
Catholic Missionary, who altends the, adjoin-
ING congregations. They were met BY gon-
tlcman oftho ncighborhood, who salutcd thom,
but was trcsted with the grcutcet conteynpt.
One OF them rushed on 20 tho house With his
sabre IN his hand few. moments alter tho
captain came ON Shores with the avowed purl
pose, as he said, OF burning down the dwelling
house, &c. lie slernly asked who was tho
proprietor, where he was, &c. g ali which
questions appropriate answcrs were given.
He was also informed that The properly be.
ionged 70 the iocorporatcd Catholic Clergy Of
MARYLAND, and was solely approp,is!sd 70 the
use OF the church and support Of the Mloslouss
and was requested to spare. Il on that account
he replied, as that was the cases ht thould
not burn the house, but however ordered his
men to proceed. They advanced q the
house |; Immediately OF 5 Of them ran into
the private chapel, when, painful 70. relate
tho sacred vestments were thrown here snd
thcre, the vessels cousecratcd 70 the service
OF God prophancd, the holy altar slrips Naked
tho tabernacle carried OF, and the blessed sa-
cramcnt ofthe altar borne away In the hands
of those sactilegious wrelches. ...., u, y,
The captain WAS cntrcalcd over and over
again TO protect the church and have al ihjnge
restored he promised he would ] ho ran TO
tho barge and ordered tho men 70 restors the
sacred vessela and vcstmcnts they handed
ooe halice nuf urt hnr N hnu M nslfnf
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1870 ~
V;e:- President Of The Us.ssa Ssasss.s aud
.Pfe,itism Of fhe Senate.
November 3, 1914 -s9eprersA JAMES MADISON.
rxo.s1 AN Scr
For extending the time to Dcating Virginia military
land WARRANTS and fof re:ugnng the surveys lhere-
TO the general land osice- fl
BE I, enacted By the seaafe ard House Of Represen'
tatves Of the Uned siafes Of lme,sea Congress
scphed L hat the officers Snd soldiers of the Virgin.
ia line, on contnents establishment, their heirs or
assigns, entitled tobounty lands within the tract re-
served by Virginia, fbelween the little Miami and
Scoto rivers for satisfying the legal toanes to her
officers and soldiers upon continental estsbiishment
shall be allowed further term OF three years, from
and after the passage of this act, obtain
and compiete their locations. and further term Of
hvo years, from and after the passage OF this act
Aforesaid, return tboir surveys and warrants or
certified copies Of warrants, to the general land Of
hce, any thing IN AIRY one act to the cont ary not
withstanding :--Psevsded That no locations, AZ a
forcsaid. within the aforementioned tract, SHALL az
ter the passing ofk act be made on tracts of land
for which patents had previously been issued, or
which had been previously surveyed and any patent
which may. nevertheless be obtained for land ocat-
ed contrary to tue provisions of this act, s.ii be
considered as null and void.
LANGboN clEvEs.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
E. GERRY,
vies. Prssidsuss sf he United States. and
President Of the Senate
November s,lsi4--.4pprovea. JAMES MADISON.
'CNo.e] AN ACT
Further to extend the right OF suffrage and
to increase the number Of mcn,bers Of the
Legislative Council in The Mississippi Ter
ritory.
De i enacted by fhe Sensfe cnd house of
Representatives ffAe Unisaa Stafes Of amer
scs IN Congress assembled. That each and
every free while male person, being a citizen
of the United States, who shall have attained
the age of twen,y-onc years, and who shall
have paid county or territorial tax, and
who also shall have resided one year in said
territory previous to any general election.
and be a. the time of aoy such election resi-
dent thereof, shall DO entitled 10 vote for
members Of the House of Representatives,
and delegate TO Congress for the territory
aforesaid any thing IN the ordinance, OF in
any act relative 10 the government OF said ter.
ritosyto the contrary Notwithstanding.
Sec 2 .dnd be il further enacted, That the
House of Representatives Of the territory a.
forcsaid be,and they hereby are authorized 10
nominate eight persons being citizens OF the
United States to the President of the United
States, four of whom shall be appointed
members of the Legislative Council for said
territory, in addition to the number already
provided any act or ordinance to the con-
trary notwithstanding.
LANGDON CHEvES,
Snedker ofihe House Of Rejsresenfatives.
E. GERRY,
ice-Pread,nf ofthc Unifrd Sfasies,o@
President efsae Senate.
October IS, l8l4--dbhroved,
JAMES sfDISON.
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ling. with one thousand fvc hundred men, aided by
body of militia aud voun,eers from Ne~-York and
vermoat, BRUSH vcseran army, geeat'y superior
in humber; and that the President III the United
States be requested TO cause Gold Medal TO be
struck, emblemascal Of this triumph, and present.
ed 10 Ms5or General Mseonb.
\ LaNGD6N CHEvEs,
Speaker q re House sf Rspreseniaiipes.
a. E. GERRY,
VIC. President Of ihe Ussssa Ssasss., aud
.Ffeatism Of fhe Senate.
November 3, I8l4--s3pbrovsd, JAMES MADISON.
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RESOLUTION

fNo31 RESOLUTION
Empowering the joint Library Committee ofCongress
to contract for The purchacc of Mr. Jefferson's La
brary. *;
Resotp.d BY the Senate and House Of Represenfatves
Sfshe United States of dmerTca m Congress assembled
That the Joint Library Committee OF the two Hou-
ses of Congress be- and they are hereby authorized
and 'Se Sbrorv % AZ M .e 0f
of the United Stotes, for the of both Houses Of
Congress; and that the comfhttee lay the terms Of
the said contract before Congress for their rafca-
lion. LANGD0N CHEvES,
Speaker Of he House Of Representatives..
z, GERRY,
Ysee. Presid<ns Of tie United States. and
Fresident Of tie Senofs.
October 81. 18l4.--.seproued. JAMES MADISON.
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RESOLUrIONS

CNo41 RESOLUTIONS
Expressive of the sense of Congress, Of the gasn-
try and good conduct with which The reputation OF
the arms Of the United States has been sustained
by Major General Brown, Major General Scott,
Major General Porter, Mx5or General Gaines, Ma
ior Gen, Macomb and Brigadiers Ripley and Miller.
Resefved BY the Senate and House Of ReRresensaffyey
of The Urted States Of .9rcr5ca Congress assembled
That the thanks Of Congress be. and they hereby
presented to Major General Blown, and through
him to the officers and men Of the regular army, and
Of the militia under his command for their gaantry
and good conduct in the successive battles OF Chip
pewa, Niagara and Erie, in Upper Canada. in which
British veteran troops were beaten and repused by
equal or inferior numbers; and that the President
OF the United States be requested to cause Gold
Medal to be struck cmblcmatica Of these triumphs,
and presented to Major General Brown,
Resoiped, That the President OF the United States
be requested to CAUSE Gold Medal TO- DC struck,
with suitable emblems and devices, and presented
Major General Scott, in testimony OF the high
sense entertained BY Congress of HE distinguished
services in the successive conflicts ut ChIppawa and
Niagara, and Of his uniform gallsnry and good con-
duct in sustaining the reputation Of the arms Of the
United States. 49,.
Rrso,ped That the President of the United states
be requested 70 cause Gold Medals be struck with
suitable emblems and devices, and be presented to
Brigader General Ripley Brigadier General Miller,
and S4jor General Porter, IN testimony of the high
sense entertained By Congress Of their gsantry and
good conduct 10 the several conflicts OF Chippewa,
Niagara and Erie
Re,oi,ed. That the thanks Of Congress be and they
Are hereby presented 10 Major General Gaines, and
through him to the oficcu sn& men under his COM
and for their gallarry and good conduct in defeat
iog the enemy as Er'e On the nresnsn o. august;
;si veteran army superior IN number, and that the
Yoes;jcat Of thc United States be request 20 cause
s.oid sfed.l 20 be struck, cmbematcai Of this tri-
unp!., aud presented % Major General Gaines.