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IVRTUNATE DRAWERS
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LAND LOTTERY.
rfncluding the names of all who drew
I Prizes from the 7th to the 12th Sept,
contained in pamphlet sheet JYo. 2.
APPLING.
S. D. Strickling, John Matlies, Jo
seph Carter, Daniel Campbell, John
Murphey.
BALDWIN.
John Collier, Alex. Watson, H. L.
Jones, John Rice’s orp’s, J. Wood’s
orp’s, Dennis Doyle, Allen Becko n,
A. Worsham, M. Brawn, M. Hub-
hard, K. S.; Timothy Trapp, David
Face, Amos Young, Wm. Freeny, Jo
seph Bawen, Joshua Turner, Marma-
dukc Etheridge, Brittain Huckaby,
Alex. Watson, jun. John Tompkins,
Thos. Evans, Loid Johnston, Jesse
Bawers, Nicholas Perry, John Free
man’s orp’s, Obed Perry, H. Brewer,
Willie Riddle, Manoah Hubbard, r. s.
Evans Shelby, Francis Mercier.
BULLOCH.
Wm. Cook, r. s. ; Francis Akins,
Josiah Lee’s orphans, Robert Kelly,
Lewis Greene, Mary J. Journigan, A.
Higdon, widow; Solomon Brannon,
Samuel Thomas.
BURKE.
E. Lasseter’s orp’s, A. Walker, S.
Odum, D. Nichols, J. Bass, sen’r. W.
Palmer, D. Attaway, F. M’Norril,M.
Nelson, Henry &, Julia Horn, orp’ns,
F. Lodge, J.” Rich, E. Bass, James
W. Jones, J. Hall, B. Paulctt, Diana
Collins, widow;. S. Godbee, J. Gay,
iK. Haslip, E. Davis, E. Thomas, An-
tnis M’Danicl, W T m. Mond,E. Bass, I.
Chapman, C. Cobb, J. Bryan’s orp’s,
J. Bracon, John Speers, B. Warnock,
D. Walton, J. Wimberly, M. Mur
phey, Jesse Johns, John Cock, jun’r
H. Lewis, W. Peaw, W. Rogers, L.
Whitfield, sen’r. Maryann Clements,
J. Hickey, A. Wnltour, Huston’s or
phans, R. Bync, S. Munroe, John
Spiers, W. Kearsey, E. Powell, Hcze-
Viah Lewis, .1. Stephens, J. Wiggins,
A. Douglass^*
BRYAN.
Archibald Thompson, "Win. Harvey
CAMDEN.
Sam’l W. Elizabeth, George, and
Maria Neely, orphans ; J. Deliburg’s
orp’s, Wm. Armsby, M. Johus, Jas
Williamson, E. Williams, E. Coulter,
J. Walker, J. Williams, Eliz. Meazel
-widow; Peter, Abraham, Alysses
James, Robert, Adeline Ressent, or
phans, P. Whittimore, S. Flood.
CHATHAM.
H. Horback, Mary Wallace, Eliza
franklin, D. Peckett. W. P. Hunter
ft B. Sisson, A. O. Wilkins, Josepl;
Garnett, J. G- Holcombe Wm. Ross
Margaret, Sarah, and Archibald S
Glenn, orphans, J. G. Putnam,, Steele
White, E. R. Tcnny, a. • -; «• £; Uj| -
Wer, W. R. Franklin, Wm. Pierce
Wm. Poniin, ft- J. Dews, Ann to Eh
eabeth Cile, orphans', J* j
i as Bliss, J. G. Wilson, Mary Milnor,
wid. ; Richard, James, and Ann Ro-
crerson, orp’s, Eben. & Hannah W il-
fiams, orp’s, S. Russel, G. L. Cope,
J. Stayle M. Sheftall, sen. I. A. Ruc-
kell, Ann y alts, G. White, Elizabeth
Jones, wid>w ; J. A. Watson.
CURKE.
FA TING HAM.
Gabriel Wilson’s orp’ns, Micagcr
Futerall, Lather Tiswn, Jno. Graham,
Lutlicr Tison, Dan’l A. Bass, Israel
Arnstoff, C. J. Heidt, r. s.
ELBERT.
Wm. Henry, Amos Baker, Eliza
beth Ball, widow, Wm Faulkner, W.
Nunnellee, F. S. M’Gucre, H. Brown,
Wm. M’Mullen, Eliz. Bone, David
Smith, E. Hendrix, T. H. Christian,
Y. A. Dicker, B. Burton, T. Wilson,
J. Basken, II. Franklin’s orp’ns, Ro
bert S. Sayre, Thos. Thornton, (son
of Ben.) John S. Colvard, J. Upslmw,
.jun’r. Humphrey D. Landers, John
V\ liite, (White’s dist. and Christian’s
bat.) Asa White, Williamson Phillips,
\sa Mann, Joel Mann, Dudley Jeter,
Dan’l M. C. Johnson, J. Sar
tin, jun. Sam’l Watkins, David Mat
tox, John M’Curry, Wm. Trammel,
R. S ; John Garvin, Anthony Bevcr-
lv, John Bullis, Harwell Ridgeway,
Williamson Clarke, Nothias Taylor’s
orp’ns, Reuben Cook, R. S.
EMANUEL.
John Clifton, Eli/.. Dixon, widow;
Evans Westley, Solomon Kennedy,
H. Cooper, John Findley, John John
son, sen. Elisha Wilkes, Wm Martin.
FRANKLIN.
John King, Jonathan J. Hayes, W.
Presley, II. 11. Shelton, J. B. Collins,
James Bryant, Absolam Adams, Wm
Tredwell, Rev.; Zachariali Chand
ler, Frederick Gawder, Isaac Chal
mers, George Hide, Thomas Paine,
Margaret Patterson, widow, Gabriel
Finch, Simeon B. Rucker, Isaac Dor
sey, Wm Beall, Sarah Harris, widow,
and orphans, Martin Jones, Ely. Lo-
en, Reuben Higgins, Sam’l Laugh-
lidgc’s orp’ns, John Denugh, William
Hood, Jesse Aaron, Win. Brown, R.
S. ; Thos. Whitworth, Wharton Bal
lard, Joseph Jackson, Amos Williams,
James Pearce, James Bennett, Pris
cilla Holcbrooks’ orp’ns, Thos. Davis,
jun. James Dunn, Hugh Holland, R.
S.; Henry Nixon, John Holcomb, jr.
Talbert Key, Wm. Boswell, William
L6wry, Micajah Mcutin, Wm. Deyen-
port, Henry Cannon, Joseph Jones,
Richffrd Fowler, Joshua Hearn.
GLYNN.
Jans Baisden. Samuel Piles.
GREENE.
Peleg Doss, Edmund Knowles, jr.
Hugh Moore, Sam’l Hall, Fanny Wi
ley, wid.; John Jepson, Harvy John
son, Sam’l Car’s orphans, Jas. Bed-
din, Ezekiel Perkins, John Chow, R.
Curtis, Susannah Dunnivant, wid. H.
Sanford, Joakin Beavers, Ja’s Clark,
jun. Shadrick Gratuity Henry Swin
dull, John Anderson, Thomas Greer,
sen’r Edw’d D. A1 friend, J. P. Snow,
Margarett Nickclson, Francis Hall,
Wm Robinson, Daniel Moody, Alex.
Barmvell, Thomas Shockley, \V m H.
Broach, George Dawson.
GWINNETT.
Welborn Wheelis, Joseph Jenkins,
Pleasant Statam’s orp’us, Wm Levc-
vett, Obcdiah Snaw’s orp’ns, Josiah
Johnson, Danville Mitchell, Mary
Statam.
HALL.
Benjamin M’Cutchen, Wm Caven,
Wm D. Byrd, Elijah Roberts, John
Moor, Isaac Mitchell, Joseph Thomp
son. Benjamin Brown, Francis Phil
lips, Dan’l Glaze, Edward Pitman, R.
Bearden, jun’r John Shippcy, Adoni-
jah Hulsey, jun’r.
* HABERSHAM.
Henry Higgins, James Jones, Reu
ben Higgins.
HANCOCK.
Wm Wamack, Mary Biggins, J. A
Townsend, Mathew Hobson, Pene
lope Brooks, wid ; Simon D. Smith,
Wm Smith, RO; Levi Wallas, Ja’s
Wood, Alex’r Lambert, John Adams,
John M’Ceavcrs, sen’r James Castle
berry, Thomas Shockley, Elias Tred-
away, Elizabeth Rice, wid; George
Hays, Tandcy Key, Ezekiel Greene,
Isaac Knight, Jonathan C Coker, Ja’s
Morris, Tho’s Phillips, jun’r; Henry
B Watkins, John Seay, Wm Clem
ents, jun’r John Osborn, jun’r Arthur
Crawford, Reuben Hearndon’s orn’s,
Josiah Bradley, Joseph S Bell, Wm
Bennett, juu’r, Stephen Fudge, Fran
cis Ellison, Janies Lord, Lampkin
Vandiver, Jacob Spoon, John Ran
dolph, Hannah Hendricks, m'd; Ro
bert Lane, Austin Fulcher, I. Chand
ler, John T Story, Joseph Dawnie,
Win Dobbs, John Thompson.
* JASPER.
Jacob M’Clendon, John M Fowler,
John Bean, John Stewart, II. Mize,
Benjamin Kitchen, Thomas Rivers,
jun’r Daniel H Willis, Benjamin Fry,
James Newton, Penelope Tillman, C.
T. Walthall, James A. Atcheson, H.
B Stewart, Henry /Falden, Jeremiah
Smith’s orp’ns, John Gresham, jun’r ;
Ja’s M’Donald, Paschal Brooks, IVm
Pate, jun’r, John H Denson, Dorothy
B Carter, Jabez Johnson, James Hud
son, sen’r Lemuel fFynne, John FFil-
son, John Hicrh, John Davis, /Filliani
Pate, sen’r iVui Towns, Mary Jack-
son, Lodwick Rollins, Chesley D.
J. GilUs. K- Fambrough, A. Dur- Rogers> Wm Stanton,’ChaVfcs A.Bai-
I,am,,J. K."ey, JOV.ll.an H... - , j Micjjal, Thom™,
ah Adams,P• Yates, r. s.; W. Har
ris’s orp’s,P. Edmonson, M. Maync,
J.^Gann, Jllaincr, n. s-iP*Khgoi , e,
J. Hinnarc ft. Batee, M. Herndon,
W C. Thmpson, J. Morris, r. s.;
E. BairderW. Jiles, G. Morris Jas.
Hagin’s ors, N. Shepherd, J. Brucr,
J. Fambrarh, F. Moore, R. s; Isaac
Thrasher’srp’ns, T. S. Lane, J. B.
Blair, C. Blower, R. Stewart, V .
“ n , J. Tarpley, Rich’d
lindale, Hosea Hail.
Flippiu, C.
Beasley, J.:
JMBIA.
B. Burrav
Winfrey’s
W. Betts, G.
Wm. Thompson, 1
T. Seay, T. Lowe,
... t __ gborn, Doct.; Jas.
Watson, (sonMos.) J. Fuller, sen r.
Wm. Davis, <1. Sarah Young, wi
dow ; B. Bosmh, P. White’s orp’s
Thos. Bush’s %, Mary Spivey, wi
Had
dow, John
creek,) E. Laz
juidow;
wain,
ohn Smith, (brier
jun’r. Ann Burn
leman’s orp’s, J
ij.D. Dent, S
esjVid,; John
, Bowdre, II
,W. Scott, sen
John Lamar.
Moses Wiley, Arch’d R. S. Hunter,
Sam’l A. Bailey, John Giles, George
W. Raileg, James Burnells, Wm Har
per, Stephen Goger, James VV. Lead-
better, Spivey Cannon, Anthony Lee,
Thomas B. Peterson, Benj. Scott,
Joseph Grant, sen’r RS ; R. Castle
berry’s orp’ns, Benjamin F. Latimer,
Sam’l H Harris, Thomas Cheely, E-
lislmCook, It S ; John Hart, Hop
kins Holscy, James Sheffield, John
Hampton, Thomas Cooper, Simeon
Rogers, Joseph Thorp’s orp’ns, O M’
Donald’s orp’ns, Win Grigg, sen’r J.
Gregory’s orp’ns, Wm Bazer,jun’r G
Amos, Hector Buice.
JACKSON.
Isaac Wier, Moses Redling, Tho
mas Jamerson, Joshua Denton, R S ;
Henry Anglin, R S; Asaph B Bar
ker, James Shields, Benjamin Wheel
er. Robert Watkins, Henry Thomp
son, Wm Laughlin, Elias Tredaway,
Robert Ratchford, Wm Presnell, R.
S; Jesse Harris, Wm Shearly, Jos.
M’Lester, Win Hudson, Wm Allen’s
orphans, William Brandon, Solomon
Holloway, TVm, Scott, Lemma Kirt-
ley, Mary Crawl, James Rivers, Al
len G. Simmons, James Betts, Miles
Garrett, Jcfl’erson Adams, John llearn,
Allen Peevy, Margaret Ponder, Jere
miah Thompson, John Brown, sen’r
TVm. It Cargill, Nancy Lassiter, B.
TV. Pewrifoy, James Carden, Solo
mon Tingle, orphan, Joseph H Trim
ble, Joseph Moor, R. S.; Elisha Kin-
dull, Abba Benton, Abbington Twick.
Dan’l M’Dowell, John G. Belcher, J.
Loyd, sen’r Janies Ellis, Jane Spear,
James Turner, Absalom Doster.
IRWIN.
Daniel M’Innis.
JEFFERSON.
Marcus Flournoy. TVm Mathews,
Lewis Stewart, Hinchce /Farren, Seth
S. Langston, Joseph Jackson, Eliza
beth /Food, wid; Daniel D. Moss,
Margaret P. Stone, orphan, Hu
Gilmore, Thomas Askew, Littleberry
Bostick, sen’r John G Barr, Morris
Grimes, Charles Tull}’, Arthur Chea
tham, John Bryant, orphan, Ja’s Ho
gan, Robert Pior, Thomas Hadden,
Andrew Hudson..
JONES.
IVm Jackson’s orp’ns, David Bur-
son, Daniel Kelly’s orphans, Betsey
Freeny, V'id•; David Carson, John
Gardner, Jo’s Chambers, John Gard
ner, Benj. M’Danicl’s orp’ns, Neddy
Pennington, John Jackson, Harmon
Howard, Micajah Mathews, J. Brokcs
James Bawles, sen’r, James Cook, J.
Brantley, Joseph Beard’s orp’s, John
Bareficld, Wm Owens, VVm G Allen,
Tho’s Norwood, R S.; Cannon Mel-
soir, Ja’s Bogs^ Reddin Wilson, Nan
cv Eilands, wid; Moses Harris, Jesse
H Vcascy, Jacob Parmer, Jno Clarke
Benjamin Bceland, Jesse Dunn, Josir
all Hcnedy, Duncan Grigsby, James
Commander, Sarah Taylor, wid; R.
H. Frier, Zadock Davis, John Lam
bert, John D. Jones, Stephen Dnnster,
John Walden, David Haw, Hardy
Hill, Sanford Chapman, John Mul-
key, Sarah Finnic, widow; Ambrose
Dcason, Drury Finnic, Jonathan Pa
rish James Amos, Samuel Watts, Dru
ry Allen, Thomas Turner.
JJIURENS.
Coleman Saunders, Jacob Sikes,
orp’n, Curtis Joiner, Parker Bender,
David Register, Wm Wallis, Wright
Sanders, John Taylor, Francis Hill-
yard, Thomas Coflier, Winney Sikes,
wid; Win Ezel, Amos Love, Mary
Stickcy, wid ; Lctlicc Daugherty, wi
dow ; Peter Thomas, Gabriel Phillips,
Wm Ritter, Christopher Burnett, Ed
ward Clinch, James Callicr, Samson
Bradwell, James Paulk, Aud’w Far
mer Joseph Saltonstall, Edw. Moore,
David Beswell, Wm H Whitfield, Hc-
zckiah Douglass.
LIBERTY.
John G Baker, Edw’d Q. Andrews,
Joseph Flowers, Lliliu Oglesby, Na
thaniel Varnedoe.
LINCOLN.
John Simmonsj sen’r, Milly Saun
ders, wid; Edward Samuel, Burrell
Smith, John M Dooly, Mark Golden
sen’r, Wm Walker, John Steward, E
Holliman, Daniel AI’Lode, Elizabeth
Paradise, VVm Wadsworth, jun’r, Wm
Reynolds, (hopping) Rich’d Callers
Joel Guice, Moses Murrah, Lawrence
Sarah Clarke, Jacob Cuver, Michael
Roller, Sam’l Wethers, sen’r, William
Elliott, Jacob Jordan, William Rey
nolds.
MADISON.
Henry Ware, James M’Curdy, W.
Scott, Win Sailors, James O Kelly,
Hugh Britt, jun’r, Mathew Orr, Wm
Albright, Hardy Strickland, Samuel
Smith, Alex G Bulloch, Henry Man-
lien, Alfred Carrutli, John H Prior.
M'INTOSH.
James Clark, Thomas Cunningham,
Lewis Thomas, Isaac, Jacob, Caty,
Sarah, Mathew, and Reuben Drigcrs,
orphans, Charles E Putnam, Sam’l
Hamilton, Ja’s Calder, John Lnfong,
Lewis S. Nobles, John Holzcndorf.
MONTGOMERY.
Nath’l R Mitchell, JnoM’Murrain,
Hudson Tillery, John Miller, Joshua
Kemp, Anguis M’Leod, John Quinn,
James Chanccy, Thomas L Hall.
MORGAN.
Sarah Bell, /Farrington Jones, B.
Cochran, Ja’s MalcoiU, jun’r, Chris
tian Isom, Baker S. Spinks, George
Harris, jun’r, TVm Cole, Isaac A Roy,
R S ; John Bodine, Sain’l Skcdmorc,
r*evi Ruunells, John G Elliott, TVm
L Recor, John Brannon, Benjamin
II Bailev, Francis Knight, Cli’s Jeter,
Lewis G. Head, George Parker, sen.
Jesse Foster, Samuel TV. Atkinson,
Mark Whcelus, John Long, Jno May-
field, Sarah Edinunson, wid; Sarah
Norris, wid; Augus. Phillips, Stand-
ley Hart, John Bareficld, /Filliam C
Adamson, Henry Youngblood, Ucna-
jah Smith.
OGLETHORPE.
Rob’t NortJi, Absalom Meddows,
Henry P Bowles, Edward Coxe, Jno
Michael, Overton Phelps, 1. R. Hicks,
Elisha Ray, John Condon, R. Kidd,
James Rhodes, Mary Pope, TVm Lat-
tiinore, Littleberry Kcnnybrew, Rar-
ton Scoggins, Jonathan Colley, Ed
ward Traylor, Henry /Fright, Henry
J. Bailey, Joseph Glaze, Ezekiel Grif
fin, Andy Pye’s orp’ns, Lewis Crook,
Wm Hancock, James Rutledge, John
Griffin, Lcin’l Black, Rich’d Thorn
ton’s orphans, Elizabeth Johnson, W.
T. Rencan, Josiah Pope, Robert My-
rick, John P. Lnlimes, Thos. Rhodes,
Nathan Fomby, (woodley,) George
James, sen’r, Alex. M‘Ewen, Win TV
Hewelt, Mary Scoggin, Thomas Cal-
very, L. Kinnebrew, Mark Sims, T.
N. Poullain, Acquilla Grier, Benja-
min-Tlmckwell, John Tiller, jun. Jno
Kerling, Bunk it Finch, Ann Tarplc,
John Condon.
PUUSKT.
James Lee, TVm Bcermun, sen’r,
John Harrell, Lewis Yarborough, sr.
Martha Hawkins, John Holland, TV.
Lancaster, Thomas Worsley, Isaac
Buck(ialtcr,Sam’l Jones, jun’r, Aaron
Cocks, Edcy Story, Nelson Clayton,
Mary Ann Peterson, James M‘Cor-
mick, John J. H. Davis, Dan’l. Kelly,
Henry Sentcrfeet, jun’r, B illie Mus-
grovc, Thomas Gates’ orphans, Bald
win Magill, orphan, Evan Thomas’s
orphans.
PUTNAM.
Anna Carrol, Stephen W Harris,
Thomas Dewberry, Daniel Price’s
orphans, /Fm Jones’ orphans, Ste
phen /Filliams, John Holland, Ste
phen Cummins, Burton Smith’s orps,
Paul Holloway, TVm. L. /Talker, T.
Letbcttcr, /Fin. Veal, sen’r, Asa Til-
man, John Hudson, Hugh W. Ector,
Jonathan Carter, Jemima Whitehead,
John B M’Arriiur, John Thomas, sen.
James Loffin, Bunkley Mathews, Jno.
Rnimey, Lewis Davis’s orp’ns, James
Johnson, William Neall, Jeremiah M’
Glawn, Wyatt Harper, Wm. T. Ly
on, Robert Jenkins, Moses Sanders’s
orphans, Wm. Neavcs, 11S; Eliza
beth Fielder, wid ; Travis Rousseau,
Martin Goodson, David Rosser, Wm
Allen, George Wells, Wm Garrett
James P. Knowles, Simeon Felts, Jno
Gholdsou, John J. Smith.
RICHMOND.
Franc is Pharonh, James W Lamp
kin, Gilbert Shearer, Pamclin Nash,
orphan, Asu Twiggs, Alex’r M’Keu-
zic, Jacob M’CouIlqugh, R S ; Geo.
W. Meriwether, John C. Holcombe,
John P. King, Jacob Bostick, Thos.
Bateman, Moses Kelly, Taylor I'lew-
cllen, Phillip Crump, Isham Thomp
son, Amy Buchannon, wid; Edmund
Martin, Rob’t Claiborn, orp’n, Miles
Beach, Mary Walker, wid; Absalom
Rhodes, jun’r, Sarah Abbott, wid ; E,
Brewer, James H. Randolph, Martha
M’Tycrc, orph’n ; Jacob Little, Tims.
Wooten, Thomas Bateman, William
Boyd, VVm. Bryant, Mary Smelt, wi
dow ; Mary Hatcher, wid; John Rey
uolds, Josiah Brunson, Thos. Daniel,
R. S.
SCR1VEN.
Wiley Lane’s orphans, Falton Knight,
Sam’l Hodges, Bryant Sasser, Cassandriii
Howard, Jacob Freeman’s orphans, VVm
Hodges, John Kemp, Nelly Swain, Ale*.
Douglass, jun. Kich’d Scruggs, N. Brice,
Thomas F. Lovett, John M'Ulah, Paul*
Bevil, Bud Gale, VVm. Williams, VVm.
N. Davis, David Morton, L. Boykin.
TATTNALL.
Sam’l F. Brinson, Moses Lnnkford, R.
S. ; Saran Smith, wid ; James Tillman,
Stephen Kenneyda, Joseph Miinms, L.
Tipping, Cornelius Burt, John Joyce, K.
S.; VVm. Hushing, Wm. Holland, John
M’Arthur, Wm. Beverly. .
TELFAIR.
Wm. Gibson, sen’r, Nathaniel Sta-
toms, Lonis Hall, John Davis, Ambrose
Smith, Daniel Findolson’s orphans, Da
vid Cravey.
TWIGGS.
Calvin Hawkins, Win. White’s orp’ns,
Dorothy Pugh, widow, Ja’s Cartledge,
Wm. Childers, Mary KniglU, widow, T.
S, Chapcll, Henry B. Thompson, Ja’s.
Ferry, Willie Durden, Daniel Hender
son, Theo)ihilus Williams, Robert Prid-
dy, Dan’l AJassey, Arthur C. Perry, Jns.
M. Roach, Isaac Childre, Isaac Perry,
l Immas Smith, Sam’l Carter, R. S.; N.
Rogers, J. W. Ray, J. L. Ingram, Shad-
rack Holmes, John Campbell, Elizabeth
Bateman, wid ; John Buckhalter, VVm.
Nobles, Peter Griffin, R. S. ; Hardy
Durham, Levi E/.zel, Thos. Fox, Thos.
Liusey, Win. Stone, Isaac Brown, Bud
Rabun, Jeremiah Powell, J. Hutchinson,
M ajor VV all, H, M. Williams, sea’r, Asa
Smith.
WALTON.
C. Duke, M. Lyle, S. Brown, W. O.
Wagnon, T. Ray, W. Smith, J. Bentley.
WARREN.
J. Wright, 7. Rachel, M. Barrow, J.
Newsom, J Mitchell, B. Perry, A. Ste
phens, L. Law, J. Brooks, L. Howell,
Nancy Standback, Jesse Ansley, Elilh;
Moses, J. Vaughan, widow, L. B. Wil
limns, B. Wright’s orphans, 8. Grenad,
U. Scotts, B. Sanders, 11. Johnson, T.
Gibson, H. Cooksey, A. Smith, C. Wynn
orphan, G. Banks, It. H. Hhaptnao, T
A. Jackson, jun. P. Sandiford, 8. Hart,
L. Johnson, widow, Boaz Kitchens, jun.
J. Stanford, sen. S. Newsom’s orphans,
W. Heath’s orphans, Andrew Bush, seu.
J. Gibson’s orphans, W. S. Wright.
W.iSHING TON.
P. Waters, J. Averitt, J. M’Dade, E.
Wall, T. Worthy’s orphans, J. Fowler,
J. Jones, sen. ; L. Bright, D. T. Lingo,
C. Mills, widow, S. Howard, F. Barber,
T. Edwards, II, Thompson, J. Forehund,
Mary Nealiug, widow, 8. Suiter, How-
sanna.Parsrnore, A. Dcason, K. Berga-
mout, J. Howard, M. Edwards, A. Arm
strong, jr. B. Bridges, A. C. Quin, Na
than Veal, M. Barber, T, Hansaw, Sam’l
Robinson, M. Whitfield, V. Davis.
WAYNE.
James Causey, S. Altman, Z. "Williams,
It. S.VV, T. Douglass, J. B. Mondon.
WILKES.
J. Crosby, D. Lee, W. Gresham, C
Church, R. I. Hnlliday, Win Best’s or
phans, A. Hartfieid, T, Western, Henry
Terrell, John Terrell, J. Hillyard, mi
nor, H. C. Dawson, John Terrell, Hart
well H. Tarver, Wm. M. Williams, Jno
Rice, jtinr. John Booker, B. Mankin, D.
C. Patterson, It. C. Laughter, VV. Wil
liams, sen. T. Young’s orphans, Joseph
B. Johnston, 8. Young, 11. Foster, John
Wilkinson, T. Alexander, N. P. Gunn,
M. Baugh, J. Rogers, D. Jackson’s orps,
Wm. Hillyard, Win. Kirkland, B Moore,
E. Echols, 8. M’Lendon, J. Sharman, sr.
J. Wortham, J. Garrard, J. W. Robin
son, T. Harris, W. Gammoge’s orphans,
A. Meloy, J. Ridley, ion. J. Ridley,sen.
WILKINSON.
J. W. Rye, J. Cobb, J. Archer’s orps
T. Collins, 1. Rogers’orp’s, J. L. Har-
J. Ethridge, J. Chilebre’s orp’s, P.
vereigni of Europe U a
change brought about ia i
brother Sovereign, and I
regular army. Events of
-for kind must act like thunderbolt* up
on the nerves of men whose power in
that of military force. If the Spanish
army turn patriots to-day and the Nea
politan to-morrow, what is to be thft
hindrance that in live or sis months the
troops of Prussi*—*in as many years the
Austrian regiments—and in half a cen
tury or so the Cossacks themselves,
may take part in the regeneration of their
respective Governments ? It is here
that, in the vulgar phrase, the shoe pin
ches. The revolt of the soldiery to the
cause of freedom is the circumstance
which has really terrified the Continen
tal Cabinets for their own security, dri
ving one of them into bitter animadver
sions on the “ revolutionary mania”
general, under cover of a remonstrance
io the Cortes of Spain—and arming ano
ther, if common fame is to be believed,
against the national spirit of Italy, on the
pica of banishing the refractory troops
and political conspirators of Naples. Now
•e is an inconvenience to th
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Nixon, widow, R. Anderson, orp. John
Hawthorn,E. Ballard, W. L. Thomas, J.
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wood, VV, Hairston, J. Griffin, S. Clarke,
S. Lott, J. Walpole, J. Baynes, Spencer
Douglass, Isaac Cooper, John Watson,
Win. Benton, George Clower, Edward
Ethridge, Joseph Stevens, j'in’r, Gibson
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In the Russian Memorial against Spa
nish liberty, the indignation of the Court
of S. Petersburg!! seems to have been
excited even more by the means through
which the Constitution of the Cortes
was restored, than by the principles on
which it was founded. Nor is this feel
ing in the least unnatural to a govqm
inert constituted like that of Russia.—
Military monarchies, which are upheld
by the sword, cannot fail to view with
much alarm the sword itself converted
into an engine for the overthrow of ar
bitrary power. Had the Spanish army
been overwhelmed by the people—had
it stood by the King and Inquisition, and
been vanquished in their defence.—had
.the standard of liberty waved aver the
ir«t t Tf 1 * ' Leorge | mangled bodies of the Spanish soldiers—
mi nr ' guch a catastrophe
Joel uuice, Aloises jiuri a i, lawrencx , |j„|j oc | ; Thomas J. Murray, Naucy, I ft bAery clear that si
9'iddertli, Morris M G.I Jo,u,h Co - Eli P „„ aud Henry Evan,, or- ‘e.“J in ,h. air. of Ihiag. li„l «*.—■«•
lor,, P«« Eullat., J°n Ja.,c Sale, j, 'b M a .0 fomiJable to
there is an inconvenience to these great
monarchies in feeling themselves obli
ged to act on such a motive, because it
is one which they dare not explicitly
avow. The Russian Cabinet does no
wiicre assert that its uneasiness has been
exclusively caused by the part which
the Spanish soldiers have taken. It
talks, indeed, about the misled soldiery,
who yesterday protected the Cortes, and
may to-morrow assail them—about rev
olutionary principles, seditious doctrines,
and their pernicious fruits ; but in no
passage does the Memorial say fairly,
“ We dread the bad example of your ar-
“ my for our own, and it is for that rea-
“ son we beg that you will reprobate or
punish them.” But, ns we have already
hinted, a reluctance to acknowledge a
man’s real motives is apt to lead him into
many and glaring inconsistencies. So
Russia, wheu she threatens the Consti
tutional Spaniards., and declares that she
will canvass every Court in Europe for
remonstrances and denunciations against
the freedom which they have nequired,
describes in one senteoce the late over- <
throw of despotism as a “ deplorable
outrage,” a "dangerous revolution
Hnd in the next paragraph uses these re
markable words—the Courts of Europe
" rendered homage to the wisdom of the
“ Spaniards when they rallied round a
“ Constitutional throne, the dearest in
terests of their country,” &c &c. Is it
possible, then, that the same Govern
ment which calls the sovereignty as mo
delled by the Cortes, the Constitutional
throne of Spain, should so far overlook
its own consistency, should so far lay
itself open to the charge of insincerity,
as to designate the means by which ttie
invaders of that constitutional throne
were subdued, and by which the consti
tutional Sovereign himselfw,as rein«tate4
—is it possible, we say, that the sama
pen could have termed the nwabs by
which so glorious a restoration was no
coipplished a “ deplorable outrage,” anj
the success of them a dangerous, revo
lution ?” In our former article on the
subject we noticed another glaring proof
of that strange confusion into which soma
people are betrayed when they attempt
to gloss over an unworthy action, aud to
issunte a fictitious character io the |we-
sence of those to whom their real char
acter, and history and adventures, are
familiarly known. The contrast be
tween the recognition of Spanish liberty
by Russia in 1C 12, and its condemnation
by the same Power in 1820, was a point
at which we could not then forbear from
glancing- We have since received anil
now insert an interesting private letter
from Paris, enclosing to us a little pam
phlet in the shape of a preface to the
Russian note, which preface speaks
sentiments of the Ultra Royalists of
France—parties,, no doubt, to the far-
famed Holy Alliance. In this preface
considerable pains are taken to depreciate
the former Cortes, as being'he repre
sentatives of only a small part of Spain,
ami to decry the Constitution winch they
framed as defective, and unsanctioned ia
its origin. To be sure, it is not a little
comic to hear the professed enemies of
all popular representation exclaim a-
gainst the authority of the Cortes on tb«
ground of their not representing a *• ffi.
cient number of the Spanish people l*
But we put an end to all such logic by
quoting a passage for the information of
these gentlemen, which will prove that
we spoke the truth when we stated that
the Russian Emperor had already recog
nised as legitimate both the Cortes and
the Constitution, which he now dendun-
ccs as unlawful. In the 3d article of the
treaty of July 20, 1812, are these words
His Majesty the Emperor of all tha
Husains recognises the legitimacy of tha
General and Extraordinary Cortes as
sembled at Cadiz, as well as the Consti
tution which they have decreed & sanc
tioned ! J” Will not this silence tho po
lemics of Court newsmen ? The coali
tion of Great Britain and her continen
tal Allies in 1793 was fully justified, ia
by the French decree of
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