Vol III Sat 15, May 1813 No 141
The Western Spy Cincinnati
Capt. Van McHenry reports two deserters, Adam Merrill
(a substutue in the place of Job Hayhurst; "a noted fidler" and
shoemaker)
and John Stauton (form Dayton, a substitute for Uriah Teahowe).
Vol III Sat 12, June 1813 No 145
Capt Van McHenry reports a deserter named Cornelius
Taylor,
generally known by the name of Taylor a resident of Crosby township,
Hamilton
Co.
New Series, No 5 Vol I Saturday 220 Aug 1814
whole
No 207
Geo. P .Torrence regarding meetings of the militia at
Maj. M'Henry's Inn, Mr Hugh;s Inn on Front Street and Gen Wingate's Inn
Vol IV Sat 29 Jan 1814 No 178
N. Crookshank says that the Society for the
Encouragement
of Agriculture and Manufactures will meet at M'Henrys Inn opposite the
Court House.
New Series, No 40, Vol1 Fri 21, Aprile 1815 Whole
No
142
Mr Gaston regarding his fireworks and ballon display
in Cincinati, Tickets are available at Columbus Inn, The
Cinncinati
Hotel and Maj. M'Henrys.
The Western Spy
New Series, No 41 Vol 1 Fri 28 Apr 1815 Whole No 243
Maj Geo P. Torrence gives orders for battalion to meet
at Maj. M'Henrys
New Seried, No 47, Vol I Fri 9, June 1815 Whole
No
249
A note regarding Fourth of July celebration mentions
Maj. M'Henrys tavern
New Series No 52, Vol 1 Fri 14 July 1815 Whole No
254
Jason B. Coleman reports that a horse strayed from the
farm of Adbeel Coleman in Colerain township near Capt. Brown's. Deliver
to Maj. M'Henry in Cincinnati.
New Series, Vol II No 72 Fri, 1 Dec 1815 Whole No
274
John Woolley, in Cincinnati, has purchased the drug
stor
of Daniel Drake and Company on Main Street opposit the Hill Market and
above Maj. M'Henry's Tavern
Vol IV Sat 16 Oct 1813 No 163
E. Hutchinson regarding his fulling Mill on the Great
Miami at North Bend, Cloth should be left at Maj. Samuel M'Henry's
house
opposite the court house in Cincinnati.
Vol IV Sat 1 Jan 1814 No 174
An account of a meeting at Maj. Samuel M'Henry's place
in Cincinnati for the purpose of forming an Agricutural society.
Mentions Hon. Daniel Symmes.
New Series. No 16 Vol 1 Sat 5 nov 1814 Whole No
218
Mentions Seiriffs sate at Samuel M'Henrys house of
property
of Hugh Crawford also of property of Henry Ludlow and several others.
New Series Vol II No 75 Fri 22 Dec 1815 whole No
277
M.S. Petitt again asks those indebted to him for the
newsparper, the "Spirit of the West: to make payments to Samuel M'Henry
of JH Piatt.
Vol II, 1 Feb, 1812 No 73
Joab Comsock reports that Samuel Meredith and David
Gibson
have appraised a mare found by Van M'Henry, of Crosby township,
Hamilton
Co.
Vol I sat 27 apr 1811 Vo 33
William M'Henry living at John Humeb tavern, on the Mad
River Road, reports a strayed mare.
The Scioto Gazett and Chillicothe Advertiser Vol
VI
Thur 10 April 1806
John M'Dougal about the publication of "The Ohio
Justice
or New Conductor Generalis" by Francis M Henry
Vol VII Thur. 28 May 1807 No 358
Zacheriah Gillaspie regarding the five notes he got to
Francis M' Henry of Chillicothe for land lying at PePees
The Western Spy & Hamilton Gazette
No 12 Vol VIII Tuesday 14, 0ct 1806
Whole 376
Joseph M'Henry with mail at post office
No 9 Vol VII Tuesday 23, Sept 1806 Whole No 373
Capt James Ferguson regarding a meeting of the troops
of Dragoons at Joseph M'Henry's house.
Vol III Sat, 10 April 1802 Num 141
Mentions officers elected in Cincinnati Joseph M'Henry
Vol III Sat 3 April 1802 No 140
mentions list of person nominated as officers of the
township of Cincinnati includes Jospeh M'Henry
The Western Spy
Vol III Sat 6, Feb 1802 No 132
Joseph M'Henry is appointed inspector of pork and beef
for Hamilton Co.
Vol II Wed 25, Feb 1801 No 86
Appointments made in Cincinnatt Township. Supervisors
of Highways are . . . . Joseph M'Henry . . . .
The Centinel of the North Western Territoy Vol
III
No 133 Sat 4 June 1796
Joseph M Henry, living on Mill Creek found a horse
The Western Spy
Vol 1 Sat 15 1810 No2
. . . .about a meeting of the Republican Delegates of
Hamilton Co. at J William's house in Mill Creek township nominated the
following for officers. . . Samuel M'Henry
No 10 Vol IX Mon 28 Sept 1807 Whole No 426
Capt. James Ferguson about a meeting of the Dragoons
at Widow M'Henry's
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