FROM THE GALLIA GAZETTE, Oct. 15, 1819
                           - Transcribed and submitted by Deanna Partlow, 4/22/01

LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Gallipolis, Ohio, on the first day of
October, 1819, which if not redeemed before the 1st of January next,
will be sent to the General Post-Office as dead letters.

A
Nimrod Asbury
Jesse Austin

B
James Brian
Nancy Blake
Jacob Bosworth
William Bradney or Bradhey
Henry Burner
Eliz. Bradbury
Levi Booth      2
Thomas Bently
Garret Bias     2
Johnson Bell
William Burke

C
Moses Chaplain
Polly Coon
Eleazar Crowell
William Childers
Elias Comerly
William Chick
John Canterbury
Robert Carlisle
Daniel Chase

D
John Day
Samuel A. Devinny
John H. Devinny 2

E
Jonathan Ervings
John Evans
Curtis Edwards

F
James Fulton
Stephen Fuller
J. Fogg
James Farmer
Adam Freeman

G
Jonathan Gandy
Hezekiah Griffice       2
Daniel Gollody

H
John Haymon
Henry Hannan
Fanny Hamlin
Nath’l. Hamlin
William Ham
John Hashberger
Abraham Hawkins
Rob’t Harrison
Rob’t Harrison, or Andrew Vansickle
Rufus Hill
Thomas Hobs
Fanny Hill

I
John Irbough

J
Bellsey Jackson
Wm. Johnson     2
Thomas Johnson
John James
Moses John
Joseph Jefferson
Wait, or Benja. Knowles

K
John P. Kent
Andrew Kimball
Peter Knapp
Nimrod Kirk

L
Seymour Lewis
Walter Lowrie
Philip Lacy
Adam Long

M
Leath M’Been
Steph. M’Cormick
Maryann M’Loud
Ledlie <or Ludlie> & Moore
Samuel Moore
Luke Miller     2
William M’Man
Zenis Michael
William Mayberry
        Murdock

O
Isaac Odell

P
John Pierce
John H. Prossor
William Porter
Washington Poor

R
Wm. Richardson or Smith
John Ratherford
John Relph
Stephen Relph
David Robinson
Isaac Reynolds
Samuel Reed
James Rowland

S
Abel M. Sargent 2
John Strong
Jacob Scott     2
Micel Stoker
John Sayres
John Sigellar
Jonathan Stanly
        Smith
Eli Sigler
Sylvenesa Skinner
Joseph Skinner
Abigail Skinner
Orasha Strong
John Spear

T
Jacob Toder
Robert Traylor
Francis Tierry

V
Uriah Vermillion
David Varain

W
Jonathan William
Stephen Wilcox
John Williams
Wm. H. Whitney
Alfred White

-Francis LeClercq, P.M. n28