Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23

ttce 10 ne OTlttldRt e2'p.0ItS at III as
siss;Mni,cay, 10 dilate upon thos;
splendid transactions iroui9 be juti!,
and supeaJluoGs: The eloquent AKA
manly address IF Gen. Harrison su.
percedes any thing that can hereaf.
Ter De said nvon the Subject.
HEAp-QuARrERs n. ". Army,
Frqnhliatcn, January 2, 1918.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The Commanding general has re.
ceived from lieut.. col Sampkeil the of
fetal report of his late expedition n.
gainst the Mississinniway Villages
The conduct of the col. and his detacl..
ment has been in every respect such 4:
the general had anticipated. The,
| have deserved we'll of their country
and have shed Il iustrc on the Norti,
Western army. sno part Of their du-
lty have The, failed. The officers vi.
ed with each other in setting proper
example TO Neir'nen, and the conduct
of the men WAS marked throughout bv
lcheerfriness. alacrity and obedience
upcn the march, aud inyincible brave
ry III the presence OF the enemy. The
detachment appears TO have been wor
Thy OF their commander, and their
commander worthy of them. Nothing
Jean evince more clearly the merits Of
lieut.. col. Campbell, than the conf
dence and attachment unaffected for
him by his command; an attachment
not produced by any impropcr iudul-
5ence or weak compliaMecs, but esta-
lhiished apon the solid basis Of yea.
teus ana punctuai discharge, OF his
Down duty, and mild, humane but de.
ermined exaction of obedience from
MS snbcrdinates. Troops thus disvos.
|ed, ard thus commanded, will be AL.
ways invineible. Lieut.. col. Camn.
|9ells oificiai account Will be transmit
TED to the Secretary of war: il will he
published TO The world, and the simnls
iarratives OF their actions will form
he best eulogium upon the eonduct of
'he troops. The seneralrequ.sts lieut..
col Campbell, lieut.. col. Simrail. ma
jor Ball. and all the other officer,
officers and nr;vatas
to accept his warmest thanks for Their
good conduct. The officers. no,-.or
missioned officers, and pr;yates. " Lo
we're fortunate enough 10 have an nm,
portunity OF distinguishing themselves
by their valour or good conduct are as
follows:
Hsntacly Drasoona.
Lieut. Col. Simrali.
Major Mcdowell.
Capt. Irotter, Slightly wounded;
Smith.
johnson.
4st lieut.. Habson,
Payne,
I'd. t'rotter,
Connd. Dishman,
SEPT Major Montgomery,
Corporal Riddle,
Trumpeter Whitman,
silajor Balt'S Squadron, consisting Of
I'd rcSt. u. :. Light Dragons.
IL month U. s.. '. Dragons,
Major Ball,
Captain Hopkins,
Garrard,
Markie,
M'Clelland (acting a. I'd lieut.. 20
Captain Aopkins,)
1st Lieut.. Hedges, slightly woand-
ed,l
Bassey,
and ad;'t Fullerton,
Warrens,
21 lieut.. Hickman,
CoTnct and Or. Master McClsnna-
han,
Lee,
t'rear, twoundedl
ilerod,
SeJ't maj. Edwards,
OR. master serj',. Hawkins,
PifSsbUrg Blues, e mo. u. s. Irfau.
try.
Capt. Batter,
lsA Rcgt. q. S. Infsatry.
1st lieut.. Gwynne,
Ensign Harrison,
OR. mr.. serit, Levitt,
Spies md Guides,
Capt. Patterson Balm,
James Audrain,
William Conner,
SilaJ McCulloch,
James Thompson,
James Mugs,
Joseph g. M'CleIland,
John Ruland.
Capt, Hite. extra aJjt.
Luce, (Volunleer)
Doctor Moore,
Thomas Moore, p. Secretary,
Mr.. Hayi,,r.