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The lanl .ynvhiUce hav e proposed to sella s pi ii m ot ifie public lands in tr.xts ot 8J ac t j icpeal the law which allows a a edit in pi of die pin chase money, and to sell land hereafter at one doliai and twenty-riv- e cents per cr The bill to amend the natuiaji-- z 1. hi law, has not yet passed, nor the one for I's blushing post roads to the head quartei s" of ou unties Bills are before the same body for ia s nj, an additional ji my ot 20,000 men in one ytai, unless sooner discharged ; to rtp il the act which allows a bounty m land as to soldiers herealler enlisted j to raise the ea,b bouutv to those who enlist for live yea.s W the old army to foitv dollaia , to appoint an additional m ijoi to each icgiment in thf ami), ana a third lieutenant to each company, witti tie emoluments now allowed to second lieu- -' ten nits, and to grant the leciuning officers five dollars for each soldier they cnlisWjor five Jtais The House of Representation, bale reqm sted e.xch. membei of tliat body to wear trie jiuuig for one month, in testimony ot then tspictfoi the memory of Mr. Smiley, of l'eiin. 3 vania, who died, aged 71, on the 29th oiDe-C- t mbi r IfilKse bills pass into laws, our regular rm will amount to 55,000 men a number, ' t naps not too great to cairy on the war with Vigour, but would not have been necessaiy j had tbt Jeigned constitutional scruples ol our! Bim'ii) .tdeial gove nois, notbetn infused into the m .ids ot our militia, We rejoice, that tbe Same scruples against engaging m the defence I ot then countiy have wur western volunteers. GOV. SHELBY'S LETTER To the late Secretary of War, publish- ed in th s days Gazette, is woith an atten- tive peiusal. It discovers that so early as the 5th day of September last, the Sec- retary was advised of many of the wants of our western armieSj'ahd of the causes winch would probably retaid their move- ments on the then contemplated cani-- j gns. The imperious duties which the Sv.tr taiy had to do, were pointed out to iiini,and il he had performed them, it is almost certain that our at my, instead of suffering at this time in the wilderness, would have beea'the triumphant con-qu- r. orsof IVhchio;an and Upper Canada. The answer otth.e Secrataiy is sltort and vwf fnh It promises that the advice offered, would be attended to, and that the powers wnich Shelby recommended to be rtposed in a board of war, were conies ed Oi Goernor Harrison How well "the Si cretary fulfilled these promises is .nown: how good was the advice offered, sir stdby the result. Quere. Has not the Secretary since tie date of his letter transleied, many Bowers fiom Harrison tn ntlimc wlmm he )trmus to act mde.cndent of Ham-- 1 swi ? And is not this one cause of Har- -' nsun's disgust to the service ?and of the pi sent situation ol the army i Defir ctanon of property m Lexington .' Wnen the intemperate zeal of lome of the Democrats of Lexington, induced thtm foburn Mr. Popes etfigy, a writer in t e Statesman under the signature of "Clio, and some of the honorable sen-ato- is ti lends, said that the politicks ot the town would ruin it, that the most distill-jr- u .lied inhabitants would remove from ir, and there would be a total depreciation oipiomity As a proof of the truth of th ir pre dictions some lots sold in Lexing- ton soon aster at lOOi per soot, and last week one sold at the enormous price of S500 per soot. So much for Democratic polncs!! Most towns in the union, would wish to be mined in this way. Captain Morris who acted as lieutenant of the Constitution, when the Guerriere was taken, has been appointed to com- mand the A 'ams fiigate, which was late- ly i auled up, lengthened 15 feet, and re- launched at Washington. not kit by any of co'.gressional elec- - tei favoura- -' The legislature up on the match Paul Hamilton, has resigned the office f Secretary of the Navy. His successor is jio' nam. d. Rumours are in circulation tra general Wilkinson has beenordeied onto Washington, and that he will there bt mpointcd to the office of Secretaiy of Will L'Mit. Col. Christie, whose gallariiy at ''.. battle Queenstown, was so has arrived at Washington The National Intelligencer of the 31st f Dtcember, states, that contraiv to former rumours, the tio'i of Vermont, had arc been minated of of bly The whole representation from that state republican. jew -- Hampshire, have adjoin ncd, with- out electing a senator in the place of Mr. Cui s. FiiiiKiiaTov, January 4, 1813. ? It is v ith uniisu d pleasure that we hasten to pit vnt to the public the following inter-etmg- p jticul.us relative to the brilliant ev lots at Mississinniuay. To dilate upon t. m spUiuhd transactions would be futile sua supersluous: the eloquent and manly kin s of Gen HtunisoN supei cedes any tl mg that can hereafter be said upon the si.1 i ct HE D QUARTERS N. W. ARMY. fraki.intom, January 2, 1813. FE1JAT, ORDERS. The commanding General has receiv- ed from Lieut. Col. C.unpbelJ the official jtpo-- f of his late expedition against the M.ss'sstnniway villages. The conduct of the Colonel, and his gallant detach- ment has been in every respect such as thf "eniM.il had anticipated. They have d'-- s rved well of their country, and have s' d a lustie on the Noith Western JV'P'V In no part of their duty have they f.'hd The officers ied with each 0 her in sctt'mj, a proper example to theii 1 i, anJ the conr'urt of the men was i n'rri ,;,,,,) 'lout bv clieeiful.n ss, ah- - - .y t.id oucdience and invincible bravery in the presence of; the enemy, lhe detachment appeals to have been worthy of their commandei, and their commander worthy of them. Nothing can evince mpre cleaily the mer- its of Lieut. Col. Campbell, than the confidence and attachment manifested loi him by his command ; an attachment, not produced by any improper indulgence or weak compliances, but established upon the solid basis of a zealous and punctual discharge of his own duty, and a mild, humane but determined exaction of obe- dience from his subordinates. Tioops thus disposed, and thus commanded will be alwpys invincible. Lt. Col. Campbell's olficial account will be transmitted to the Scretaiy of War; it will be published to the world, and the simple narative of their actions will formthe best eulogium upon the conduct of the troops The general requests Lt Cols. Campbell, Simerall, Majoi BalJ, and all the other olficeis, officers and private's"t'o accept his warmest thanks for their good conduct. The officers, non- commissioned officers and privates, who were fortunate enough to have an oppoi-tunit- y ol distinguishing themselves by their valor or good conduct arc as fol- lows : Kentucky Dragoons. Lieut Col. Simerall, Major MDowell, Capt. Trotter (slightly wounded) Smith, Johnson, 1st. Lt. Hobson, Payne, 2d-- Ti otter, CornetjDishman, Scj't. Major Montgomery Coiporal Riddle, Ti umpeter Willman, Major Hall s squadron, consisting of the 2d. U S. .Light Dragoons, 12 months U. S. V. Dragoons, Major Ball, Captain Hopkins, Garrard, Maikle, , M'Clellaud (acting as 2d. Lt ' to capt. Hopkins) 1st Lieut. Hedges slightly woundedj Basev, and Adj't. Fullerton, Warrens, 2d Lieut. Hickman, Cornet and Qr. Master McCIannahan, Lee, Grear (wounded) Hetod, Serj't. Maj. Edwards, Qr Master Sei it. Hawkins, Pittsburgh Blues, f2 months U. S, jantry.) Capt. Butler, 9thregt. U. S. Infantry 1st Lieut. G wynne, Ensign Harrison, Qr. Mr. Serjt. Levitt, Sftiet a?.d Guide; Capt. Patterson Bain, James Audrain, William Conner, Silas McCullorh, James Thompson, James Nuggs, Joseph G M'Clellaud-- , John Ruland In- - would be satisfied by Capt. Hitc, extra adjt. Luce, (Volunteer.) Doctor Moore, Thomas Moore, P. Secretary, Mr. Baylor, Robert Mitchell (wagoner.) The character of this gallant detach- ment, exhibiting, as it did, perseverance, patience, fortitude and bravery, would, however, have been incomplete, is, m the midst of victory they had forgotton the feelings of humanity. It is with thesin-cere- st pleasure, that the general has heaid, that the most punctual obedience was paid to his orders ; not only m saving the women and children, in but sparing all the wan iors who ceased to resist ; and that even when vigerously attacked by the enemy, the cla.ms of mercy pievail-e- d over eveiy sense of their own danger , and this Ileioic Band respected the iUc of their prisoners. The general beliees that humanity and true bravery are inse-perabl- e. The rigid rules of war mav sometimes, indeed, make a severe retali- ation necessary ; but the advantages which attend a frequent recunence to it, are very unr' tain, and are not to be com pared to the blessings which providence cannot sail to shed upon the efforts of tin soldier, who is in Battle a Lion, but, the battle once ended, ,in mercy a lamb ' Let an account of murdered innocence be opened inthe lecerdsof Heaven against our enemies alone, the American soldier will follow the example of his govern- ment, and neither the sword of the one will be laised against the helpl ss or the fallen, nor the gold of the other paid for the scalp of a massacred enemy. The general cannot pass by the oppor- tunity that is afforded him, of bestowing desened commendation upon a detach- ment of his army, without lecurrinq to the meiits of the other corps. Thev have not had, as yet their , ishes gratified, in meeting the enemy, but they have never- theless pel formed hard service under great dcpiivations. The Ohio Brigades arc exerting themselves with vigor and effect in perfecting their discipline and performing some works requiring great labour. Those fiom Virginia and Pcnn-sylvania- are vieing with each other in the path of duty and discipline to a de- cree rarely equalled and never excelled. Since their arrival at Sandusky, a proper sense of subordination every where pre- vails, vd thf infamous principle, that the claims otpai.ot:sm i- - i- - il... !"... J T -- O. 1.L.4 marcniiig iu me mica uuu touuuig ui me rn,my, is so completely exploded, tii. tne general believes his authority Tvoulu be scarcely sufficient to protect tiom the vengeance ol the soldiery the wretch who should have the temerity to insult them by suggesting it. The general is happy in believing that his oivn Kentuckians aie not behind the other roips of the army in the race of patriotism and duty. He has heard with a satisfaction, that he cannot find words to express, that the Brigade with which he first took the field & whose discipline has been confirmed & extend- ed under the immediate duection of his worthy Second general WinchtStei,have borne with fortitude and cheerfulness an unexampled privation of a piincipleai t- ide of she ration. The general lecords the circumstances for the edification ai.o example of the rest ol the army. Cal culating upon the arrival of flour by tin Auglaize and St. Maiy's nver, unoi which a large quantity had been embarl - ed under appeal ances indicating a mos. iavorable iciniination ol the voyage, n. means were used to forward any bv land, but by- - ji very sudden and unexpect- ed freezing of the rivers, tne boats weu- - am steam progress, anil the tioops at Fort Winchester, consisting of a jletarh- - menf ot regulais under colonels Wells Scott's, Lewis's, Allen stcgimenis of Keii' tucky Infantry, .subsisted lor ten days up on inainerent stlt i nour. in tins ounc vas heard, and the sentiments whict tery r.here pnv ailed was that of con- tinuing to serve as long as their services 'vere wanted What may not he epectec tiom such tioops, when the onlu difFicul- - tesof the campaign mil they aie brought in the presence the enemy ! (Copy) Ass A JLibt of Letters REMAINING in the Post-Offic- Nicholas- - - vdle Jessamine on the 31st of Dec 1812; and is not taken out in thiee months, till be sent to the geneial Post.Office as dead Ktteis reenberry Triplett morge .Walker Izarali Elkins nne Padget 'eorge Uriant Otorge Hightower sen.Kobert bympson William M'uowcl rjenj Elkin Humphrey Smith .lohn Zimmermon Micxjah Claik ewis Singleton John Brown Thompson Vinice Green Kzekiel Proctor James Palkner Laurence Young Joseph Hughs, Jun. Thos Rrownef, Jun. Gabriel Reed Theodocia Elkin John Garner Josliua Hightower Reuben Hilbslm Laurence J. Daily William Claybrook Thomas Scott Davul Uice Aliijah Woods Cornelius Hill Samuel Craig Peggy Galhpsie James Martin John Wline William Uceds David Walker James Sale James Owens Humphrey Smith James Hell Mary Thurston Anna Tumer Iienj Elkin Ilenj Elkin David Deuman Hugh Ch stman Lewis Bowdery Polly Dunn James Smith David Jackson lietsey Floyd Kertis Shelton George Walker Henj Elkin 'ohn George Jannarvl2, 181 J T5"S SI geneial assortment of Uken three the General Orhce Alln Simeon AuJerbUii Amos Allen Paul Peter Alsobook John Andrews Eliza William 2 Almv Leonard Allison Jacob Buckner H, Bullock Wilier Bennett B' John Buford Thomas beet, without an ol county, Howard B. time, not a nuumur once overcome. L. HUXILL. Dpy. Adj General Andrew Picke,tt Micajah Clark Patst-- Uoid Micaiah Clark .Nines Kiclurifs William Owens David Hoover Col Joseph Crockell Eliza Thomas John Polly, esq. Robe t, East Phebe Uorin Thomas Scott II Riibeits Mills llainey Fiancis Sew ens William Walker John Walker Jacob Sallee Micajah Clark John Throckmorton John Moore Morgan Itrovvn Roland Hughs Abnor Young George Cleveland James Duncan J Till its Sale Lewis Hugh John Picklin Simion Hohanan Benj Elkin Isaiah Elkin Benj Elkin James Curd Samuel C. Steele John Cinol Kitty K Rubards William Bourne Abner Young Lucy Gate wood James Sa'e Humphtet Smith Ai illiam Ebas Griffith Humphrev Smith Beij Elkin Coonrod Light fiicliaul Edwaids John Picklin Joseph C Meredith Heiuy Raine NETHERLAND, P M 2-- 8i William Jau. just received, from .lIKRClLiLVniZE, as Ietteis. Armstrong Sally Allen Charles Benjamin William Blackstonc Appleyard Ji Baker Brown Binning Breedlove Nanthan Biack Lerris Brown braham Busbv James Blvthe J B t in riui.rijs Uraud Boggs James Hady Josiah Jiown Eliza M. I5uin George Jacob Hoyer Hubert Beniiing James Birch Hnte Bowler John T. Bennett E. Hell t'lallkeV TTIevTiis John Blau Brack Josiali Bains Thomas Baldwin Daniel Bowes Joseph James Blackemore George Buoils Charles Buckner Jr Henry Bettisworth Patsy Biyan Bollman Amos Brv an Joseph 2 Rachael Jiucknei Elizabeth Bullock Edmund I'll William Rj wat rs U,Benning Perkins inner joim Bradv Josiali Higgs Andiew an Daniel Lorn stock Brown Gavins John '""midas mpbell rniicli Thomas v'hinn ah Larlin Thomas 2 'Jraig John .aussey Curtis Conn John I'olhn-- . Lewis Cooper Sarah Carlton Jonathan Con ley D. ('aims Edward Campbell Uev, John Cany John Cayon Lewis Crotheis Hugh Cheanv, Leonaid SL'Ooy Camron Robei t Clnvv&s Pitman k i cjveit Christopher tHaig Joseph ioons Martin John Hocbet Newbold tiimro'i Robeit A. Jijfm, CltikofFayeiteC William 3 Davis W. 2 Davis Thomas Danford Betsey Deuman Richard Dicke James Dtvidson John Dovt Dennis Duncan Samuel Ell'son William Evans Nathaniel Ewing Putman Edwards Rebecca J. 3 Eades James Emns Owen Fisher Joseph Samuel Foley Moses Fiv Joshua Fry Mr Philip Fair William J Fristar John Field E. II. & Gradt Samuel Goodwin R. Godard Abbot Garnell Thomas II. Gorui 2 Gibbius Jarov W. Griffin Gordon 2 Gardner Polly lenderson Jame W. Humphreys Ann C. Huffman John Harrass William B. Hill Pollv Hampton George Heminvvav Thompson Harriss Htzekial .Helves Thomas B. I lodges John L Hevw-oo- W'Uiam Hall Joseph Martin Hull Peter (Hampton James Headington Abel Hawes Claiv Hodges Richard ' Hughes J Ilollawav 2 Holmes Hugh 2 Hart John Hcndly William Hodges Jnhn 2 'elley William Kricle Francis Lerris Romeo 4 Long Gabiiel son Daniel F. Jacob Iego Wilson Lee Gtrsham Lile John Lemon James Samuel Lightner William Lemoi Rebtcca Messick Job M'Namer Elijah Muidock Elizabeth M'Call Vl'Donald George (i .1 pi A 2 Millpu Klrja.h suitaDie tor tne present season. Amonir u..i wh,cM.re-- M,ll p, and Cros cut Saws, Anvds Wiihan'r" "' and Vices, and fiist qualitv Crovvlev Millimr-to- n t Steel. ' , He has also just 4 6 8 10 & 12 .T" Tl' pennv Cut na.fi, and Brads by the Keg- -7 In 'iT tson 9, 8 by 10, 10 12 window glass bv the Box, l"1 " JAC,b alsosmall kegs white ground in CM '" "''L V Which may be sold low f,r Cash, or negodable ' ' Jout uiarles paper on a shoi t credit Lexington Jan. 7, 2-- L i Kemper James A List Letter, !"lhew TJ EMAIN1NG in the Post Office at Lexing. Kie William ton, on the 31st December 1812, which is; Keing Nancv not out in Post iney Alexander Samuel Brovvnson John Blxttenberger Benjamin Blavds William II. Hrry William Hi own Catharine BowlarC. nnctt loel Bolton are Henderson Cllnstman Scantland Philadelphia ; months, will sent to dead A Alexander Jacob Atchison Hamilton Amies Amin Abernathv John Hick Il.irmond William" George Anthony mies Jffseph Uurk Mary Albeftus Bell John ck u. 'try Sal M. A. Coi. Duncan Co. H nry hn Law 2 bj T. be Burbndgc Ezekiel Brown Bronson Bell William Biowil'lenlura 3 Linvell 3 BoJ Samuel W. 3 Bryan Moins Buchannon Ann Bryan Daniel Timrlv Bullock Waller Bradley Luke Samuel Bullc William Bunds Dtvid 'Ball.ud Hanktrson 'Hud Price Pitman Catharine Alexander Colmtsmt John Caruthers Co..k John John Fountelorv Fishel Greenwood Benjamin I.evd Grav Stephen Spencer William 'Hawkins John Laudeman Leg John M'Phnteis Wilham received, Lead 1813. of Elizabeth Silas Brinega Beiry John Elizabeth Baghon Hmro Black Messrs G. and Marquis Claik George Cunningham John Chinn Athilhs Clarke William W.Cole Ptter II." Cav ins John Colquhoun J. Cabell Joseph Civanaugh Elizabeth Caylull William Carun John Cassell David Ciossd.ile Coit- - James Cab.n.'ss George J. Crockett ilham Catlett Marian P.Curne James Colbert Christopher Cox John Coomes Richard Castleman Maiy Ann Chandler James Casteen Henry Curry William Crows Beddy Cieth Jacob Cabell Joseph Conelly Nancy Capnrton Andrew 2 Claim John D Dowrtall Bernard Drive- - Phoeby Davis Jesse. Davis Paul Dixson John Dav Isaac Dillard John Didlake John Donau Divid C. E Erring Samuel Elden Matilda Elliott William Elliott Georee Elizabeth M.n-i- Flourney Theodosha Fauceld Joseph Fleckner William 4 Fuisyth John Paver Susanna Farell Isaac Favour John Fowles William T. Granger Gold Alexander Gardner James Gatewood Joseph Gears William Gay le Thomas Gibson Thomas G. Grav Benjamin T. Gieshan Benjamin Gray George Henrv Joseph Hevflet Mary Hudson Reuben Hull John Heron John Hrckev Win' Hammond Samuel Haley Beniamin Hutcherson Nathaniel Henovimn John , Hocks Lenis ' Haiuermenle Trederick Hart Eleanor Hodgson Joseph T. Holston Nicholas Han is Tliomas Hairison Anne Horndons Judah Hanigain Edward U. Holmes John A. Harrv William Hal ri Nancv Hawkins Elizabeth 2 Havs W lliam Holding Samuel Hughes William P. Jeney Joseph Jones Nicholas Ives Samuel T. Ics tone John Jetor Aichibald Jetor S. X Kiley Benjamin Kerrich Hughey King King Samuel Knox Benjamin King William Kirtiy Francis Long Zackariah Law son Daniel F. Loukett Hezekial Low don John Lincoln Tliomas Lmdsey William Long Laurence Lewis Matthew Litteiell Agga Ling George .Is Maris Richard Mansfield John L. Menafte Jarrot M'Gmre William 2 M'Clentock Samuel M'Clurc Lawrence Mulchon Pa nu 1 M V illiam Moore oor Rebecca Morns John Mitchell Tliomas M'Muiray Piudence M'Feison Robeit Minor Joseph Mahorney Dentils iM'Curd James Met ker William P. Moor Ann Massie Nathaniel Morgan Nathan Mendeth Samuel Moore Maiy C. Mason John Montoe Lucy M'Connel vdam Moore Thomas P. Mendeth Elisha Montague James Murdock William MnnuiH Willi.im M'Kardy Alevvnder Mason Micajah Miller Frederick Manuel Thomas Mores James Martin Isaiah M'Grath Miss Moffoid Elizabeth Matthew' Joshua Maddox Notley M'Dowell .Mary Moore William M'Ganuary Ahdrew Napper John New comb William Niegan Patrick New Heiuy Ovtrton Archibald Ogilvie James Payne Elizabeth Payne John Philips William Paikci Susanna Patterson Samuel 2 Price Evans Pitcher Jas or Jos. Portin Joseph Parkins Isaac Pattei son rdliam Pal dee Aner Prather Tliomas Price David Paul Peter Porter Joseph Pennington Polly Porter Ephriam Pettit Daniel Pucheite George Picket Geoige Penn Shadrack Quarks ifogsr rtyan Edward Iidw Owen R ichardsqn John i?unyon Francis ft ichardson Alevv ?uth David TJeadshay Thomas Samev Filliam 7?ise 'niliam ffawlins John Tifogers Joseph Vice Elizabeth Ramsey George ?ey nolds Tliomas rtilend Henrv .rtosh Helen .Vuth Jane i Ray John F. ficc Jacob Stamton Andrew iergeant Dabney tiovrard Lev en Smith Francis Stivers 'illiam -- piers Elrzar Shannon George Sageser Jacob Stenlj 'illiam St Is Mrs Signar John elf Nancy Smith Jane Shephard Mosbv Stiutfield Capt. Summeis John south Elizabeth Sallards John Short John Summers John Smith Mary Smith Wm. F. Smith Rachael Slav back Sarah Smedlev John Stone Jcob Smith ndrevv Stout Anthony Stone Jesse Stephens William P. Stuart Mr Spindle Edmund Seat les James ' Tehick John Tait Patrick Tod William True James Trimble Catharine Trimble John True Larking Tompkins Guin Vanlandinirbam , Vardeman Jeremiah Winr.heRtpr Hr-- .Tne i -- -. WickhfT Robert 2 Wallace Mary K. Warren Thomaj B. Wilmott Robert Walker Georre Wetch Thomas Woi than Enoch Webber Margaret Wymote Delila : West Edward Webb George Wmslow & Stephans vVilliams Daniel J. Winnott Robert WooleyJohn Wilkison Michael Walker Geort-- Wimott Dilly Wilson Robert Walker James Watson William Wallace Daniel C. : Young Doct. John Yolk James Young Benjamin JOHN 3 Montague JameS" M'Coiiuiliy Jacob" Michan Jacob Manuel Thomas M'Caidy Altxandat M'Cluie Nathaniel M'Clain John 3 M'Gowan Charles Millesan Wilhatrt Moffeete Cyrus Madison John II. Martin Truman Martin Juditha Mefford Elizabeth Matioipv Dennis M'Millan John M'Allum John 2 MGiaw John M'Quithy Mary Martin Isaac Milhgan William M'Kee Archibald Martin Truman Slay field Thomas JMoore Harbin II. Mason Richard Montgomeiy AVm. Maxwell John Merry J Capt. Mason Geoige M'Leonoie Joel M'Meekm James M'Call William M'Meekm Robert 2 Noel Nancy NichoUon Parker F C Norvell Sary O WiOneal Uobeit Playle Thomas Patisan William Re. Parker John Pateisou James Pnestmait Illiam 2 Pusset Jacob 3 Prevvit Robert Pew Jonathan Pam J.iines H. Pattei, John Paikei Geoige Piocltr John Pope Nathaniel Pai ish Cai tley Price B. 'illiam 2 Perkins II John Parish 1 .loii.psotl Page 'Hai net Pyle Zeba Q It Rogers John & Itogein Coleman tfobb William ftoach Richard Rowland George Rogers Joseph .ftawlings Thomas Walls George .ffankins Catherine ifichardson Laodiced 7?ead & Davidson Wigle Miles J?.chaids William $, Jfistme John Jtedd George W. Richardson Loo Die 2 TJutherford Rachael iiichardson Mary H", S Stevens Tliomas Stout Jonty Sagathy Mr. Savers John Scott Tliomas Scott njliam Sale James Stone Jacob Sheppard David Sutton David Smith Martha Smith Capt Richard Stephens Unah 2 Stevenson Samuel Editor ol tbeKy-Gaz;.- ;? 2 Smile) John Smiley Thomas Sullivan Win. Sassei V illiam T. Sanderson William " Stephenson Wm Simpson iv dliam W2 Smedlev Mary Smedley Samuel S tie Peter & Richardson Smith Susan Svvann George Sidor John . HenrvOWmn,, iv:ii..,, cj Sidnor Jacob Smallwood William Seaurils James Stone Wilham T Trible William t Turner Edmund 2 Trimble James Tiue Robert Thrift Chai les Trimble Wm 2 Throckmorton SusaiJ V J" ' wii ,,4111111 u. W 7 , XVTn.l.i .. iigiit n:- -, itienartl i Winoate John West Jeremiah Wests Joseph White James Wood Henry M inn Minor Watte Henry 'orthen Ann A. Fheeler Henry ler Capt Hugh Fiat' John relsh Hester Zardpn Robert riiite John ashmgton John finstow Sal ah iresterfield David "ngly Miles 'right Pettis K. bite Susanna riert Mjct augh Alexander Young Ambrose Young Leonard L JORDAN, Jr. P M. 12, 181? ?,3
