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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-22
ENK $500

'-N-Ni|o COh SALE.
EbURSUANT to a decree Of the Can't or ~.
& United States for the 5th Circuit IN the Virg;.
na District, pronounced jane the Cd, 1915 ins sst
In Chaneery, wherein Frances c. Haucolt and Tho,
mas Buikett, merchants and par;ncrs, trading -.
der the nsrne and firm Of Hanrott & Burke,t. Plan.
u's----assnst Joseph jackson and Charles Spenc.r
eX' eutors OF William Carter, decd and - Snen'
Ger late vide OF SAID Charles Spencer, and lam
lio% Carter, deVisees of the said William Ca,ter
dec'd delcrdants.--
VIII DE Sold, to the highest bidder, ut Pnbli,
AueGoa, at the Swan Tavern, in the city Of Rich.
mond, on tle 9th day OF December next. anon /,
credit, as to one noiety, of four months, and Ain
the other moety, upon credit of eight months. IN.
purchaser giving notes negotiable ard payable al he
Lark OF Virginia, with an indorser, to he approved
Oh W VIM. Mann: The Tract ef Land Of one thin.
sand and six y-two and two thirds acres situate he
tween the Little Miami and Sciota rivers, on ,hs
%atersof the latter, granted by tie United Sates.o
the representatives, Of tn, said VIM Garter. deeil.
WN. MANN, Conmissoner.
november Is. s6-o,Ia
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IN CHANCERY in Amelia Count,


Anthony Roach, canbaiuaH agan5t Wood Zones Cuorl;,
~ tie orphans Of Phil Jones, and Henry Il. JoI.s 49,
HGuis. 80 - . |-'--
iheifeniauts nos having entered their appearance and RI
ven yehrF according 10 the Act of Assembly and me N,L
VI ii court andi Appearing 10 ion Of d. ,t
that III Defendant WOOD is not ava nhal,i,nt Of H. CO
9ntealth OH c rsot,uof The complainant BY hi, conn.
s, n ~ ot4fe nat ihc Defendant Wood do app ar here
5 % ts complainant aad tlat copy of his order h. firth
WIN plnrhed in SOME public newspaper published IN
hcnonf or Pctrsbnrg Tor months sucer,,i,..i, ard
ma n1ttr copy tc posted the from door Of . court
nous. 81 t1s county, Oh twOsuccessiyc court days
a ePy-4enb, LT. LEIGH {. 10 C.
.NOucMber !. 52-.egg,-
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.ff tie sGme time and blace, by yirtueo snotl.r
ueed o. trust, dated the esd May 1915, also reeor-
ded ~ he county court o, Powhstan, executed by
TIE sad WIN. Gay, deed. 10 the subscribers. for
The purpoe ofsecuring the payment u s m Of mo-
NY to james II. Ferguson, aud for Other purposcs
therein particularly specified, will be- sold, for cash,
such OF the slaves mentioned in the (t,r,gins o,,
uement as may remain unsold, &c ANY, 1t The sale,
therein notified Also, the following slaves Bet
sey, Maria, Snsey, Mary, Tom and Nancy tove,ll-
err, with sndry other personal property, enur9ers-
yea m the sad last mentioned deed or such part of
nc s'o saves and other personal property as may
be necessary for the purposes aforesaid.
WILLIAM BOILING, 2Trns
GEO. w. PAYNE, tees.
november H. Sud,
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IN CHANCERY I'm Amelia County

= fNS'>t NOults 1915.
Win bFoalaway and Thomas Broadaw.,y Complainant,
gGinst Wood JONES' Defendant.
Inc defendant not having entered bis appearance and p;v
aeeoEng TO the oct Of Assembly K Rules of III
tor and IT appearing 20 the satisfaction Ofth Court tia,
NJ not an inabtaut of this conunow ea on the no,ion
OF me CouIana'is, by thercouSei, as ordered That the
Sha Deieidantdo appear here the fourth Thursday In
Deeenbr next and answer the bill OF the complainant and
thata copy OF THIS order be forthwith pubsin some n,
hc newspaper printed in Richmond Peerburr fnr ,n
months successfully, and that anoer copy he posted Mt the
front door Of the courthouse Of is County, success
siVT court days.
eoP!-TtSte, j. T. LEIGH, c. H. C.
.roUeu y - /. j2.-,g1,F
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LAND FOR SALE OR BARTER.
Have several Tracts Of Laud in different coun-
ties above this City-eght of them within
snort distance oiJames River, and from 90 TO so
Inhes above this. The others are more remote,
M, some OF them are near James River and others
on or contiguous TO other Rivers. Many of the
tracts arerch, and few wal improved With build
Ings, orchards, &c. viii sell any ef them cheap
Tor CASH, or buildings to be done i'll and near
richmond, or for property in or near it--or for
the materials ior building delivered in Richmond
Auglst 80. sS-v,,f
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FEViE Subscriber takes this method Of uGormine
D. the inhabitants Of Priucc-George, and u,e adj
.ncent counties, that he has fixed his residence NJ
Willow-ill the seat of Mr.. John Allison, on the
east sllf OF ward Creek where bis services rs
Practitioner Of Medicine, Surgery, sc. &c NAV al
ways be obtained. 10 shorten the communication
with the Western side OF the creek, a. beat viii be
constantly kept az The fending.
IHO.3LRS .gfyRR.4Y.
ffsrce- Csors-, .HoycmbzrlI. 55g&y
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NOTICE.

VTVHE SUBSCRIBERS have fornc1 4,
conncctonin The Wholesale Dry.Cood in,,;ness. -,
we urn 81 SoaDerL7ld Coigong q co in H;ein,o vt
~ m"roy, and have bought The whole Of thcir ,o.s's
Io w. ~, oo,.l',ng Ola general Assortment of S,ees
49,. ~ 800 Ivy e..'iincGes yestings, lucls, cotton I'm,
5'. Io,.s',s % Lorlon hats, pins and needle bIr
tn' ro', aa gvie blankets, ccare wooleIis and n 1
n % t IityH.gge ~ ctg,erB, I'll Of which arr. sxn.t
81 az haod im'neaelJ and viii bc .od on scconoooi
JLo7a1s C0i1iiio's1, 5y .S,wleyIg,,g co,o,.
Oetsber IS. y ~" ssiE,"5,'"T
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NAGhOES, &c. FOR S1LE.

FLIHOEO, %. NOR 0NLT.
{ bN Monday, the 18th day of December
" next u far not. The ncvt fairday. will b. aid a, H.
IeEsIHe {" ue Subscriber, in POwtata County ON a ,re
W i VIC iift nay Of December. 1Huing lyiwc Jrc,,,
g3,e "'w rM77y LtkELT NECROLS. large norton ~
Wheh are Fellows nud boys and anon the nn1jrr a g.
3l o. aitr.ui kinds plantation tools Rr efd
SUNG aruelts OF household and Kitchen furiiuTe@To,J
WIN approved security, % sarrv interest f,n H. To-, -
not punctuaiiy paid, viii be required. '''' "
,,..ut JOHN TAfIOR.
.f.f A's
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a25 DULLARS REWARD.

80 ~ IL LII mo III w q IL u. =
ETOR FOUR NEGRO MEN, Runaway from M.
e mel Fields, en- his way from this place TO Ten.
nessee, or for each one as follows:
Fity Dollars for ishan, black man about uioe
teen years OIL between and feet high. well sci.
little squint in one eye, wears ear-bobs, was rails.
cd IN Alexandria, where he has been hire for seYe.e
raj years, and is expected to be there now; be was
sold by Richard StSwn of Westmorsland to a MIR.
Fulcher of Riehmond-Ani
Twenty-Five Dollars for each of the otl,ers-One
by the name of John, yellow man about 40 wears
Old, purchased OF MIR Dell, near 6 feet lpgh. Stout
made, has bold assuming couuienance, an excel.
lent hosler and carriage driver, has wife at MIR.
E'"otts Ia Petersburg, where lie has lived many
years, and is well known. One by the name Of
nj, black man purchased OF DR.. Tazeveli. Of
chesterfield county, about IS years old, uncommon.
y stout made, very black, and disposed 10 smile
when spoken n, has wife in PETERSBURG, believe
at DIR. Walkers he has been seen several tires
lately IN Tie neighbourhood of Petersburg and Dr.
Aaze~eTs. One other one named Dick, a tall slim
negro purchased Of Mr. Douglass az NewKent,
has wife at Armistead Russell's In New.Kent,
where he IS thought 10 be lurking about; he is
rough carpenter. / will pay the above r wards on
their being delivered in the PenitenriaIy in Rch.
'"o o ELIJAH MAY.
Noyember4. eQ,f
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)eESSED TO THOMAS MOORE, ESQ
Ar" or: Patrick .ysy jfsa, me.
along Va, in shade end gloom,
- b~in, ofE,-ht aroursi me-
Rat all W!N decor. a. in the to!iil,
lhyr iiryi Thy fancy found me
iNts ,bit'e ia tc..f the weeSls away,
jnc brainiil,d ki.utS go =, yer;
>Iws, DIDO" "a save n,e ZION decay,
Audi c me live foreverl
Oh twas then thine own.
Nv chords again FglIeV ius..
10 si'e bici, every toIrt.
fsar'd bad Sai. in ruin!
Ard Can'st thou then for-ale dc task,
iasi liatgI1, cling tnu git ihce,
Not no I'm Fortunes sunshine ha x.
IL giI,tcrug tciS have enught thcci
Lew me 20 Dorril, II uiourn must,
Y hat thcnlt nure bosses me -
Iet cvunlbiIw ~ FORGOTTEN dust.
My last fond chord shlil bic,s thee.
lh-u g.)--bsslilcg ~ -
Now never MUre Ill Ng<en
oiie str1in of 10Y on Nor.
by hun lo,d iorsakeul
Yet ;EinlS ety' vou dcs..rf me non
iin>t Eria 'cG GSIiGro thee,
Es.- L1i1cl blooms upon Thy hrOY.
FER saysHgs aTe s,iI bssuic ttc.
Ghiu Minstrel vrir-rcrrW the strain!
,hr tears from pity i.liing.
Ati>na,tlt may NCar away tl.e chain,
hcr soul ior ages Calling
Iucn. Nb.',tr,l tu.u again
That htart 90 freedom deGrI 81,
Must spurn Il ytnal slra.n.
A.dhc.dits country n,erest.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
GIOLEN, on the night Of the 30th ult from the
- late residence Of Peter Cottrell, decd ia the
upper end ofHenrico county, Yellow Bay Mare,
about feet high with small star in her forehead,
hanging name and switch tail, and as well as we re.
collect her hind feet white, trots and gallops re-
marsahIy well, and supposed to be 13 or Ii wears
Old From informatii,, received since the absence
oil The above Msre, it isupposed that she was taken
oil by some negroes that absconded frc.n the Deep
Kun Coal Pits on that night, and it is supposed 10
be their intention to get to some of the northern
states Ten dollars reward will be paid on the de-
livery of the Mare and twenty dollars if the tbief;s
delivered with her, and al reasonable expeuces
paid. SAMUEL COTTREI3,
WIN COTTRELL, Admins.
traitors Of Peter ColtrelI, decd
november Is. 5fw5w.
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- JtNk5 DiLLlNGS,
4 f I'LL, FOR SALE, landing from Brig Polly,
DaieS' containing Plains, * low. priced Broad.
bale Corbeau Frize
chests Young Hyson Tee
boxes Piayhig-C Cards, containing sro,s eacS
80 realms Writing Paper
so do Wrapping do
so boxes Yellow Soap
50 do Windsor do
% do Chocolate
casks SpermaeeG Oil.
: MISC, IN STORE.
900 bags Coffee
so do Pepper
10 hhis Rum
$50 boxes Soap
100 reams Wrapping Paper
81 Kegs superior manufactured Tohoc,,,
90 tons Plaster of Paris.
October 25. 20
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Pleasant Grove .Acadie,ny.

TANttE annual examination of the students
4 OF tins Academy will on the 9Th and sth OF
Deeeinber tAt-T John T. Forrest having declined con-
nnwn iongrn the Academy the Trustees have employed
%AT. t'1e hnS,a graduate ofhe University of Carolina
young gentleman enineny qualified for the employment
TO suees Inn MS principal teacher the ensuing year. Tie
year WIZ NJ divided into two sessions the fg will commence
On the 1T DAY OF January, and end The 5h ofIie Tie
sce1nc WI commence on the 5 July and 10Th
o nc rlc OF tuition will he FORMERLY
Tor reading writing, arithmetic and English grammar sir
doGrs, and Tor the Latin and Greek Languages, geography
mathematics c nine dollars per session, paid IN advance
Tie price ot board will h. 52gS oeits per session. paw
able n advance deduction of dolls. cents will I've male
10 those VINO furnish their beds. An additional CHARGE
OF dollar per session. viii emade for ireoOd and ROOM
rent Dr. Pa'teT will continue as Steward. He has
Just completed large hoase feet by "a for the accommc
dAm oi boardrs The trustees pledge themselves to use
every tNrhon on their part, merit OF ths
liberal patronage they have hitherto received
By oyNer, JOHN II WIS c,er~,o-,,
N0se4IeT !. 55-,yay. -
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UILL BE .SOLD-

" til he 0DIU,
4 MONDAY the l lth day of December next, ut
~ t"e iate residence nf Louis Tircheatt. in
Hanover Comfy, neal. the Meadow EriI,ps o5t
miles from the City Of Richmond, between thirty
aiu I"ry negroes, as likely Is any in the State. A.
mo1gst 'ne h'imber, there is an excellent Nfsn
Cook; male and female house servants about 100
potTei' Corn, Fodder and Shuofs, parcel oCVal-
Plantation Utensils sc. ~ '''''' .
ne Negroes will be sold for cash, without
er,e--A credit of elk months viii he given ON
tii@ otner articles, the purchasers giving bond win
approved seenriy to carry interest from the DAT.
not puncttiaIly paid '''''' "
All persons having claims arai,st f,e cstate or
Irneheart, sre directed to bling diem iorwsCd ia.
mediaie!y. ''' -" ''''
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GROCERIES.
~ hhds. Museoyado sugar, 10 bags green coffee
100 casks cheese,
y bbls. assorted cut and wrought nails
90 boxes x 10, aud 10 ~ glass
~ do. chneoate, case half-pint tumbIers
| ceroon Spanish flotsnt Indigi
re Pepper, pimento and nutmees, role birthstone.
hned salt-petre, and assorted barron Just recei,
ed, and for sale by WIN. ANDERSON.
E4PECJ'ED-in q fesv dtig,s,
20 boxes fresh raisins, sherry aud Malaga wines.
Loaf sugar, plough plates bstered steel, and nail
roHs' wool hats, wrapping and letter paper.
NOVemOer l. 52.-wl1D
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FOR SAlE-.I 1R.4CI' OF L.lN'D-
SlNG in the County Of Aibemarle, between
a the two branches which make the Rvsnna ~
yer and near their junction, containing $50 Acres
IL IS exceedingly well timbered with the bes, pine.
ana It's description is generally that Of good grain
ia'!o-tnere IS a stream of water running through
IT, in which there is good seat for S.+S & Crla
Mn Mn IL lies convenient to three good Merchant
MINIS, one OF them within mile OF II. and there
Is navigation TO Richmond from them all. To any
one disposed 10 purchase, the Land will be slewn
Ty gtr; Ala'tin, at presentliyiag or #, or by Mr.
-. = Carf, al the Immediate neighborhood ard
the terms made known, on application 10 the sub
serber, in charlottesville.
September 2s dI-,egr,
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JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
b1NttO')M london, and for sale by FITZyVt,yI,.
g. SOM X P0TTER--- - Il " - ~
i't0aeWoods Piano fores Of superior tone. also,
1. o,,iIlhg'' tuning forks and hammers,
r,ohn bows, bow hair, pegs, bridges. re.
Siobas in pairs and single I'errestriaI Glib.
b nI. Instruments (somc elegant SEA,
Prisms end magnets, e'''' '''')
hole inkstatds, anu Ou'V''-
W aier seals, pOlnce end sand boxes
Elm o snJ 1e nsrs w ; wsiers aud ink POWDER
foxes Of water eoloTs, With drs were 60 ,..r,..
,,l and red lead pencils, Crayons. Sc.
Drawing books on different subject.
superb fancy paper for Ladies' Won.
~ gI PEA, variety ofpurses and snuff boxes.
indelible Ink for marking linen.
general assortment of article. ,gs.. 49,.
November g. S@.@iS y.
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II. TRUEHEART.
fHEn ~ saHa


September 60. Ss ,,.'J IN
u ne Editor Of the Lyuchburg Press will in
Jsrt me ABOVE advertisement once week until the
ay o. sale, ant forward lis account to tie once NJ
The Enquirer for payment '''' o''0' u
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VIZ, r. y bSCitiBEtt mas rented lie b-icE Ian,-
- per 6ouse ON the Basin, opposite 10 lie Coa-
{arol one balf Of which beingsaieient for i m.S
~ w. W., rgnt u,e other half Oh reasonable terms.
tornery oe g'su % receive on storage at tha Gus
III ,''es, country produce, and Goods Of any
hinu-tle bcgs leave to max. tender. of t.a s.r
s,ots 70 as friends and the public in the oy,niss
October IT,. ''Ai L.
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B1ic WELD, Jgn. author oc book cnilel ,rr,r,.fs
through lnoic1, having made niininr % ilitcrd re-
nis aud nisatlnrnf, prcting he country nude te G,
o"inf observations leaf ofh boot W waJ Of contest,
AMI excuse.
This hook Yves first publisled ~ The year 1902 and
nave nov, Tor tle fast ne since uat period. rt.si ID rD
Ecepuns The two cpi'ci udng hnrs fir, part do not
hneyc To D. strictly correct bat there great many
psfgs wiuch regret having written. bcause Ties
oear Ge appannce Of libc1hiy from not bring properly
gahhed' i9arSn' most oi tln. remember, witi great
pleasure, tie unt p,nt IN Anrigs, aud siyid b. gill 10
visit ne country again. L; j. extremely 10 b. lamenfed fsf
our loneer dsssin anrri. devoted % travelling, when
or Judgment are i,ot aor-dnor krOwi1gc ofna-
kmd e.fcniy. I fonld n1y wr;te p very Different hool
irNh ~ sine novs, from Ole Iiss As 20 he
y'', id stcsresc> ia o. e1tr9g w.: ~ ft pctsr
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-14

l&c. sprinsipally Italian properly, ran.
lsomed her. Gath, Maltese, brig Berns.
Idotte, from Leghorn for Malta, coal,
|crates and dry goods, took out all but
1.-The coal which was Italian property and
permitted her to proceed. Feb. 1s, schr.
Dunster-Castle, from Alicant for Mar
lseilles, fish and oil. aOth, brig Char
IIotte, from Patrass for Hull, currants
and fustic. March 9, Maltese brig Ire
|semagisto, from Sicily for Malta, grain;
being of small value gave her up. Same
Iday, Maltese brig Virginia, from the Lee
want for Malta, wood, gave her up. All
1.-THE above vessels except those given up,
and brig Hope, which was recaptured by
1.-THE schooner Emma, one of the vessels
given up, were sent into Tunis. Same
lay, Maltese galliot Madonna del Pieta,
from Sicily to Malta, cargo wine; and
Maltese brig AMMO, from Venice for
Malta, cargo timber and glass, both Or
|dered for and arrived at 1'ripeli.
The briggs Dunster-Castle and Char
lotte, were afterwards cut out of uni..
from under the batteries, without any op-
position from the batteries, by the boats
LOT the British s'oop of war Lyra-and
the Maltese galhot and brig, sent into
fripoh, were also cut out, without oppo-
|sition, by the British gun brig pauiina,
land al armed transport sent from iIalta
or that purpose. This induced the Anne
lean consul at Tripoli to take down his
farms and resign the functions OF his Of
ice to the Spanish consul there. Sailed
from Marseilles s0,h June, and passed
the Rock of Gibraltar 18th July. Spoke.
July 50, lat. ~, long. GO, brig Hope, CT
New-1ork, six days from Boston for
Nansz. August I, lat. ~, long. 66, ship
Aristomenes, Brewster, so days from
Havre- Grace, for New-York, all well.
Sd, Cape Malabar ". w. by w. ten
leagues distant, brig Favorite, CT Ken
|nebunk, Tor st. Domingo.
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trial the 9th April, 1915, at Saekett's
Harbor. They closed the investigation
on the 9th of May; when capt. Trea
was hOnorably acquitted.
The following is a copy Of the deci
sion of the court -,
|" After mature elaboration on the
testimony adduced the court find the
accused, capt. Joseph Treat, ofthe slst
infantry, net guilty Of the charge or spe-
cifcation preferred against him, & do ho-
morally acquit him.
The sehtence of the court was AP-
PROVED by maj. gen. Brown, and
promulgated en- the ssth June, at Sack
ett's Harbor.
The trial will, in short time be pub
lished.
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2 O S r S C. e I p Z,
NJ w-ToRE, Aug. II.
{. FROM FRANCE


We learn by the arrival of the shir
Aristomenes capt. Brewster from France
fiat the allied army was approaching to,
ward Paris, but had not entered it. The
Legislative bodies had sent a deputat;on
With proposition to the allies, that the,
would accept ofany kins they might Sc.
.ect provided they would suffer the pre-.
sent legislature to continue their functions
asreeably to the new constitution Of
France. No answer had get been re.
turned.
Bonaparte had net been arrested, as re-
ported.
We have seen letters from France as
tate IS the seth of June.
One of them dated at Paris the s9th.
enc o'clock) states the following -.
think that this morning, or in the course
If the day, there will be a battle near
this; the army being at st. Eenis Den.
virons: and the English and Prussians
two leagues in the rear. It is probable
tAat some way or other the Allies will
soon have possession of Paris. Bona
parte is still at Malmason. and It is ru-
moted that he is going 70 the U. States"
A letter from Havre of the seth, men
|tions that Fouch, as chief of the provi-
|sioIal government, had written O. letter
Ito Lord Wellington, announcing that
the French nation were ready to receive
Louis XVIII. for their sovereign. or a.
NY other but that they would at the
same time require that their king should
accept the constitution which France
might eaer to him.
The writer adds, that /" it is possible,
should these propositions be rejected by
the allies, that Paris may be defended to
the last extremity"
Another letter from g1avre ofthe soth.
states that Louis XVIII. had been ac-
knowledgsd at Paris.
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-=a0ooeOoeo.
From TIE Boston Centiacls
Captain Treat S Trial.

t&lli be recollected that Maior-g gene
ral BroSn, in his report of the battle Of
Chippewa, has the following remarksre-
laflye to capt. Treat, of the 2lst regi-
Meat.
Early in the morning Of fhe sta July
@'4 the enemy commenced petty war
Upon our pickets, and as he was ;ndpls-
q us presumption increased by noon
%saewed himself on the left of eur cx-
enor line, and attacked one of our
Elesets as twas return ing to camp
Sapt. Treat, whs commanded it, retir-
81 disgrscefully, leaving wounded
1en on tae ground. Capt. Biddle, Of tie
s'thirry, who was near the scene. I'M
Esasd oy feelings highly honorable to
eaa as ssaldier aad an Officer, promptly
sssaaied the command of this picket. led
Oaek 70 the wounded man, and bro't
pel " the held. iordered Capt. Treat.
W tne spot. TO retire from the army and
. AN Anxious that no officer shall re-
-'a'l under my command who can be
eSPecsed ct cowardice, advise that
APT. Treat, aid 1t. 49,, who was also
pta this picket. be struck from the rolls
1.-THE army.n
y immediately after the ae;air general
Town issued an order saspending capt.
'sat trom commaRd. Capt. I. de-
~saqed a court Of inquiry. It was not
.Ss'ea, but acourt martial was ordered
"6Oyt Erie. The left division of the
% sr marched to Sackett,s llarbor soon
>' 8 and the court MAS dissolved. Z
.. yspt, Treat immediately proceeded te
,o 'sAe'ts hasbor by permission from ira,
81. lard aud requested another
i sg martial. Mai. gen. Brown on Tx
,,I. .spfll, ISIS, after the repeated sell
- sa'leas OF eaet. rreat, issued aa o,de7
s-a'slng court consisting OF
eol. Ai'FEELY. I'Yesiaeat,
MEMBERS.
~ NJ eol. Smith, Maj. Ai'lilheny,
sl. Croeker, Maj. Crane,
az hesie, Capt. W hite,
!. .ae. Seymour, Snpernumerarg.
y anderson, Of the 18TH regt. J.sdg
tls court met aud procesded on th