The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-17

ing am account of Winchester's defeat, III 351
with his army at the Rapids III 400; at the River
Raisin, " 13; captured-for the New Hampshire
electioni " As; arrives at Chilicothe, March,
1913, Nv Sc; his letter to gov. Shelby, Feb. 1913,
on the massacre at the River Raisn ~ Sc; en-
gagged in hurryng troops, ". 81; their numbers,
~ 14S; forged letter from him deceives gov.
Shelby, " 100; he mentions Proctor's stipulation
TO give hun up to Tecumseh at an Indign council,
~ 313; his general order respecting the wounded
and prisoners at Sandusky, ~ 4l9; his letter TO
gov. Meigs on the dismissal of some of the Ohio
militia Aug. 6, 1913, " 420; estimate ofhis force
VI; his order respecting the recruiting service, "
420; his letter TO gov. Meigs claiming protection
for the Delaware Indians, Sc his letter ANNOUNCE
ing the capture of Maiden, III; his victory over
Proctor, Thames, and V 100, 131, 1874; mag
unanimous order of his troops, Sept. 81, 1913,
I49;compliments to him, V 149; remarks of The
''Peace Party" on his victory, V 149; his procla-
ton reinstating the American authorities at Michi-
gan, V 173; arrives at Buffalo, Oct "a, 1913, V
l73; visited by cap LIE Breton, (Br) who misses
his object, IT'S; his letter to gov. Megs, Oct II,
1913, giving many interesting particulars of his
affair with Proctor, 1856; his proclamation an
nouncing an armistice with certain Indian tribes,
N215;his conjunction with commodorePerry in TAX
ing possession of Upper Canada, V 2l5; arrives at
N. York, ' 2l3; entertained there, PSI charged
bayonet on horseback 149; general Proctor's
account OF his defeat and capture, V ia; commo-
dore Perry volunteered as his aid ia: his toasts
at Philadelphia, V $685. his opinion of com. Chaun-
cey, 264; his correspondence with general Vim
cent on the employment of the Indians, 312;
ditto with gen. Mcclure relating to the defence of
the Niagara frontier, 1888; correspondence with
the war Office duringth summer campaign of 1913,
VI 30 to 80; 4S to 90 107, los; resigns, and gen.
jackson appointed major general in his stead, vi
3D.; letter from col. Croghan and certificates from
several officers respecting the defence of Lower
Sandusky, VII sup. 1873 to 1874; entertained at
Frankfort, TX 452; his biography TX sup II to II;
his letter to the speaker of the house of repre-
sentatives requesting an Investigation into his
expenditures of public money while in service,
y SS thanks of congress voted to him, y 1875; 151 ;
observations (editoriaD on one of his vindicatorv
letters, 424; gov. Shelbys letter to him respect
ing certain stupid and ungenerous calumnies. Y
425; entertained at Petersburg, Va and his speech
the occassion XII 81; indicated against GER
tain charges as to his behavior the Wabash,
XII 81.
NHANCERY SALE OF HIGHLY VAIUA-
u BILE BAL MORE STREET PRoPERY-In yir-
tue of decree of Baltimore County Court the sub
scrbers will sell by auction at the Exchange on the
5oth April, at O'Clock, p m part of the real
tate of the late Henry B. Griffith deceased being all
that valuable property described as follows:
All that piece parcel of GROUND, situate and
lying in the city Of Baltimore, which is contained
within the description following: that is to saw be-
ginning for the same the south side of Baltimore
street, at the distance of ninetytwo feet westwaIdy
from the west side of alley heretofore laid out by
Daniel Carroll and Vitus Hartway, of the width of
ten feet and running thence, southerly parallel with
said alley hundred and twelve feet to an allev
heretofore laid out by William Goodwin, of the
width of ten feet thence bounding the last men
toned alley wcstwardly, parallel with Baltimore ST.
fifteen feet four inches to the southeast corner of
brick privy erected the ground conveyed TO Lev
pold Donsee thence northerly along the end wall
of said prvy feet three inches; thence contn-
uing the same course twenty-seven feet two inches;
thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY twelve feet three inches to
the north eastcorner of the two story brick house
erected on the ground conveyed to said Donsee
thence along the north end wall of said house to
Sharp street; thence enthusiastically bounding on
Sharp street seventy-ve feet five nchesto Baltimore
street twenty feet six inches to the place beginning
being the ground described in an ndenture OF
conveyance, bearing date ON about the fifteenth
day of September, instant, and recorded or intended
to be recorded among the land records of Baltimore
county County Court from Margaret Hermage and
Others to the said Geo. Riston.)
d The improvements on this property consist
Hsa=I of a large three story STORE and DWELL
-Ek1ING, at the south east corner of Baltimore
and Sharp streets; and thu two brick STORES on
Sharp street, occupied by F. Beehler and ]. G. Ro-
berts The title is in fee simple, and indsputable.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the decree, are
in cash. and the residue in one, two and
tree years. with interest from sale Notes. with APP
proved security, tobe given for credit payments
JOHN GLENN, On
1T DAVID STEWARD, { irustee'