Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-30

for Pennsylvania and Delaware troops
laid OF on Salt Lick and Limestone wa
tiers. now in the state OF Kentucky. The
lands for colonel Burd's troops from Vii
sinia and some british officers and sol.
ders, laid off on the south side OF 0hin,
extending down said river below the falls.
The lands of the New-England troops
we're laid of by general Lyman and &C.
neral Putnam upon the Mississippi, and
consist Of near three millions of acres.
All those who served under general II.
Buckwait, as volunteers from Pennsylva-
MIA, Maryland and Virginia. ia the years
1868 and l764, against the Indians, and
marched to White Woman's Creek on
Muskingum. are also entitled to valua-
bic bounty of lands BY virtue of the said
Buckwai:'s proclamation. which is also
upon record. The lands were laid of by
the said Henry Buckwait's orders, upon
Muskingum and Ohio, and patented. All
officers and soldiers who served in the
revolutionary war against Great Britain
in any of the United States, for 8 years
or during the war, who have not received
their land or pay or depreciation of pay
from the different states, and who can
prove their services either by commission,
discharge or living witness (; all volun-
teers who fought under general George
r. Clark, then of Kentucky. in l760-Sl-
50, are entitled to a valuable bounty Of
lands by an act of the legislature Of Vir-
ginia called the Illinois Grant /; all those
who fought under general Hammond, ge-
neral S.. Clair or general Wayne against
the Indians for three years, are entitled
to valuable bounty of lands hy an act
Of congress. All those may apply 70 the
following gentlemen any time before the
first of MAY next. or the subscriber, liv.
ing at the head Of the Big Spring, Cum
berland county Penn.
General Andrew EIlicott, West Point,
New-YOrk.
Peter Lohrer, esquire, Chas. Edmund,
sworn interpreter Of foreign languages,
Philadelphia Penn.
George S. Lessler esq. NewYork.
James Duncan and George Russell, es-
quires Gettysburg Penn,
jaime. Holiday esq major William NJ.
Mcdowell, Chambersburg Penn.
William Brewster, Path Valley Penn.
James Walker, esq. Greencastle Penn.
Matthew Duncan, GreenviIlage Penn.
John Oliver, near Neville, Penn.
Charles Bovard, esq. and John Smith,
schOomaster Carlisle Penn.
William Fulk esq. #illlamspoFt Lyco-
ming county Penn.
William Swansey esq. Nitney Valley
Centre county Penn.
Alexander Brown esq. Jacob Herring
ton esq. Mercer Penn.
William Mcmillan esq. Wolf creek
Mercer county Penn.
James Hetherinston esq. French creek
James Kerr esq. Oh creek and Jas. Long
Wood creek Crawford county Penn,
Rev. John Taylor and John w. Hunter
esq. Pittsburg Penn.
David Irwin and John Witherop, esI's
Venango county Penn.
Hugh Lee ESQ. and Jas. Weakly, But
Ter county Penn.
John Watson esq. CaEonsburg Wash
inyton county Penn.
William M'Kean Harrisburg Penn.
jain Poge esq. augusta county Va.
Colonel George Huston and John Cole
man Rockingham county Va.
Captain John BaiIor Cedar creek, Jo-
nathan Foster Printer Winchester Va.
Mr.. Buck, Front Royal Va.
David Hunter and William Somsryi!le
esq's. Martinsburg Va.
Captain john Thornton Cuipepper CO.
Va.
James Clarke esq. Madison CO. Va.
Gentleman James Taylor Orange coun-
ty Va.
Colonel Edward M'Csrty near Paddy
town Va.
Alexander King and Jas. ecddy esq's.
Hampshire county Va.
Andrew Roach esq. DR.. George Mon
rye Wilmington Delaware.
George Bate esq. Dover Del.
Samuel Sterrctt esq. Baltimore Nd.
john Wright ESQ. Lawrence county y.
Carolina.
Mr.. FuiwiIler, Iandisburg Perm.
Capt. William Graham. Tyrone town
ship Cumberland county Penn.
l empower any Of the above agents to-,
sign my name to any paper to which my
signature in law ought to be affixed.
JAMES IRWIN.
January l., 1918.