M^r James Lynn, of Buffalo Heart Grove, wishes to procure a pension— He says he enlisted in Logan county Ky. in William Bradford’s company of the 17^th Regiment— of United States Infantry— At Louisville was transfered to Captain’s Croghan’s company, was under him at the seige and battle of Fort Meigs, and received a wound at that time (May 5^th 1813) Was then transfered to Captain Holt’s company, and has the certificate affidavit of Samuel Wydick of the same company that he was wounded at the time and place aforesaid Also the affidavit of Thomas Morgan,2 an ensign in Bradford’s company, as to his enlistment and wound as above mentioned— Also the Affidavit of D^r’s Elkin & Darling, as to the character of the wound, its disabling effects &c. &c[etc. etc].

M^r Lynn wishes you to see Co^l[Colonel] Croghan and get an affidavit from him, as to the above facts, or so many of them as he can recollect—

M^r Lynn’s name was not noted on the rolls as a disabled man, as he learns; and he wishes Co^l Croghan to account for that fact, which he supposes he can do— When you have done this, write to M^r Lynn at this place, telling what will be proper for him to do, to get his pension—3

Nothing new here now— Harrison going ahead4