Indiana Gazette, Volume 2, Number 14, Vincennes, Knox County, 15 February 1806 — Page 2

POWDjff%i exchange for CORN. rTF’YHEfSb'cnbcr has a quantity »f P 0 w D E R, ai Mr. Abraham f. Si a, p’s, which be »iii for good Corn, at the rat? of two b- fhels to the pound—tbo (,nrn to bo delivered at Mr. Knapp’s, Mill, SAMUEL L. WHITE, . January id, »go(>.

Indiana Territory. Anniitors Ofics, Vincennes, ifl AWfi'«• her, t8oj, AGR.EEABLY to un act of this terfitc;y “forlayi'g ai d collecting a tax on land,” I pnbi lh the following e .\- trntta ft ■ I ; (aid aft, for the n formation of iKiii JehOtnts claiming lauds within this territory, ’* it that if any non reftdrnt clulinii.jr^ino.s n ibis territory either by entry, patent, deed of con! Veyance or any other evidence of claim (hall 11- !. cl or retiife to lift his of her lands, with thg afeiici cfui: E.,)in’j where inch lands «' j y l‘»ve be-i. ■ .-red or located, between the firfl d y ol Januaty and the twelfth day df f ebn . ry, agreeably it, the rcquifitipijs of the third faction hereof, iIie'iYlie alielior /hail inner tit. ■Btciy pr,*ee.<Leh *irf~ihe Ia-.fi, ci fuch *( "• a8 In 1,,- , e “ Be it enacted that the coll, .-.tor of each county, by the itveo.y fit . day of May, fha I demand payment of tit ta S or fun alfrfled on each inhabitant in his county,in perfon, or hy notice in writing felt at his ofual plac e of rcli. j! slice. “ 3e it enafltd that in <- E r e of n0Q payment of tan », at the t.nte appointed it lb a 1 1 bo th doty of the edkdor to levy and collect the ax fo i j ar r, &r with colts by a fate at the court hoitfe of his countv, of . h- Unds of fach tielinquen*, whethei relident or non refident, giving at Ipft forty days notice, fay adyertifethent at the county, and in Tome public newfpaper in thfs terri-o-ry, of the time and place of fuch Tale, 53 PETER JONES,’ fa(d ITritory,

In the get fault court of Indians Territory, 2epfembcr Term, 1805, Esther Biillings, Vs, Dennison Billings. On petition for a Devorce, Notice is hereby given to the laid Dennison Billings, that an application will be made to the general court, on the firft Tuefday of April next at Vincennes in the faid Territory by the faid Efther Billings for a devorce, agreeably to a libel filed in my office, and n law in i'uch cafe made and,prov:ded. Notice is hereby further given ta the faid D. Billings, that the laid Efh her will proceed to take the depofition of King Lyeny at Detoit on the feventb day of Eebruary next, agreeably' to-iedimus for that purpofe, to be read in evidence on the hearing of the laid petition. ' SwBptp H. HURST. C,

One Cent Reward, RANAWAY from tke subscriber a bout the 20th ult an apprentice to the tayloring business, named Mitchel Dubois bois, between 14 and 15 years of age, all pe.rlbns are hereby forewarned form harboring or in any wife prorefting laid apprentice, or they will be dealt witte 93 the law directs, the above reward will be given to any perfon bringing l-i i) home, or fecuring him in any jail but no lhauks, or aov charges paid, DANIEL BLACK, Vincennes, Noaeuiber 8th, 1805,

INDIANA TERRITORY, Kn- v. Cu ty, V ; yfi* m fott- .a' ai< 'i ■ t. lias tlined '■!>■ of the court of ■ pleas <>f 1W- county of li'inx, »i * >e In uiS, enelnients, goods, c ,T ■ rd'-*:Us, righ a nd credits of N .ro"' 1- Biker, at thjl loit of Michal 1 rcr- in a p'ca of tiefpafs on the c f , v o ■ irtoe of >»-• ti»ch writ, the (h-nr* - -a! p.ou./tv I.is *nt ; .c:ifd funder trt.it-of and, as the property of h fai.t <■ t t) iu nt, Now notice is h• r-bv g.v .■, a: nniefs the faid defendant, dta- by hiucelf or attorney, appear a d.r re 'p cial bail, toaofwer the ( eid fr Jot)n a cr.t will be entered -agaf.ift him 'by.default, and .he property fo attached swell be fold for the fat if* faction oi .-<11 creditors tri o (hull ap. pear to be jnftly entitled to'demand thereon, and ftiall apply for., that purple. ROBERT BUN TIN, P.-ty. John olinfen, aim,*. 7 In iair.iifl-. J ■ (Hilary 2r*l, ISc6.

N once. IS hereby glv-a, that 1 have removed tbs Crt e o' Record from the country, lo the town of Vincennes, to the h.-ui'e u ''er« Mr. Benjamin Parke, late!)’ *<pt hi.-office : Anil ali perfons having deeds or other paners'ip the office of Record, are cequeiled' 10 come forward, pay the tees and -receiVe t h - m , otherwife thev win jc put into the hands of a jalUceof t!;e peace ‘or col'eCtion. yOffN GIBSON, jr.o. Recorder Knox county. Vincennes, November gth, ,1803.

INDIANA TERRITORY, Whereas, a writ of foreign attachment has iffued out of the General court for raid Territory against the lands and tenements, goods, chattles and effects, rights and credits of Joseph Baird, at the fail of Adam Harnefs, in a plea of trespaf on the cafe, by virtue of which writ the sheriff of the laid county has attached sundry monies, of the faid defendants. Now notice is hereby given, that un'Cls li e (aid defendant fliall appear by hitnfeU or attorney to give fpeciat h.vl to anfwer tiie fa d fait, judgment will be entered agaiplt him by default, and the property fo attached, will be fold for fatisftpftlon of ali creditors who fliall appear to be jnfl'y entitled to a demand thereon,and fliall apply for that nurpofe. H. HURST,iC. e. c.

FOUR DOLLARS REWARD, STOLEN or Itrayecl about four wttiis ago from the fablcribers yard in Vincerns!, a fcrrel mare heavy with foal, branded on ona buttock, with tho letters A -8, in large characters, and n f; .'re! horfe about fix Jeers old, with a luip in his forehead, not known Whether branded or not ; (he mare was in very good order, but the horfe conliderably lower in flefti, and at that timewith a finall fore on his back ; whoever will deliver the faid horfe* to the fubfcriberfliall rereive a reward of two doitais for each of them. JOHN RICE JONES, Vincennes, 14th Dec. 1805!

MADNESS, AN effectual remedy on the iniman body, for that dreadful malady the bite of mad animals—It being the remedy that Dr. Stoy, of Lebanon, of PenhfyIvania, has effected fo many cures wi-h—A 111 mber of perfons have been cured by Dit. Stoy and myfelf, that had violent fymptoms of the hydrophobia, from one’till two days raging. The cure can be e,ftefled as tong as the cos ftitocUt pat ts of the blood is not feperated; which will happen former or later, according to the Hate of body, or the effedi of the bite, t would advife every peificn to make application as foOn as the oerfon has received the infection. No iruft tan be ex, etted for the above. MICHAEL SCHAAG. Lexington, March i8tb, (805,

tlie-r povf, , psiiVt! it with cat touciiltp i.ry parr of it, and continued to fallow the enteioy. prtr.ce fieriiincul Wes prefent at the lad engagement, and made his efcape on a iorfie belonging to a lieutenant of cavalry. A great ncmber «:f deferters and fugitives of the wreck op me Aurtii-n army fill the province of Francotu s, where they commit the greatdt difor. deaf All the enemy’, baggage baa *-» fn » 'S A livery Unitg is in motion : oOr arl..iss have eroded the llcr, anj are marching towards th< 4 Ina, where Marflial Beraadjite on the one fi le, gen. Marmoot on the other, and ma.i fhal Davol!ft will be this evening.

------- Twelfth Bulletin, Munich, 5th Brumaire, Year 14. The fortifications of Ingoluadt and Augsburg, are at this moment repairing win the greatest activity. He has ordered the fortifications of the towns of Ulm and Memmingen to be demolished. Generals Derdi and Vredin, display the greatest activity ; the latter had made a great number of Austrian prisoners. He served last war in the Austrians where he greatly distinguished himself.

Thirteenth Bulletin, Haag, 6 h, Brumaire, year 14 The corps of the army of marshal Bernadotte, left Munich on the fourth Brumaire. arrived on the 5th at Wassenberg, on the Inn, and slept at Alten nark : six arches of the bridge were burnt. Count Mamuoci, colonel of the Bavarian army, had transported himself from Roth, to Rosehim, where he found the bridge there had also been burnt and the enemy on the opposite side. After a brisk cannonade the enemy gage up the right bank. Several French and Bavarian battalions passed the Inn, and on the 6th at noon, both bridges were entirely re erected. Marshal Davoust with his corps of the army, left freyfing on the 4th, and reached Muhldorff on the 5th ; the enemy defended the right bank where they had erected batteries in a very advantageous position. The bridge was so much destroyed, that it was not repaired without much trouble. On the Sun at noon, a great part of the army of marshal Davoust passed over. Pritrct Murat hat carried a brigade of cavalry to cross the brigade of Muhldorf ; he caused the bridges d’Oetting and Marekehl, to be repaired, and passed over them with a part of his reserve. The emperor went in person to Haag. The corps of the army of marshal Soult , is stationed before Haag ; the corps of gen. Marmont, rests this night at Wishiburg ; that of marshal Ney at Lannes, on the road from Landshat to Branan ; all the information received of the enemy’s situation, represents the Russian army to be retreating.

Fourteenth Bulletin. Branan.3th Brumaire, Oct. 30. The misunderstanding between the Russians and Austrians begins to be observed. The Russians , pillage every thing. Their best informed officers well knew that the war which they make is impolitic, since they have nothing to gain from the French whom nature has not situated to be their enemies. Brannau, as it proves, may be Considered as one of the handsomest and most useful acquisitions of the army. This place is surrounded by an enclosure with bastions, draw bridges, half moon and ditches full of water. There are numerous magazines of artillery, and all in good condition ; but what will appear difficult to believe, it is completely provisioned. There were found there 40,000 rations of bread ready to be distributed. and more than loop sacks of flour ; the artillery of the place consists of 45 pieces of cannon, with spare carriages and mortars, furnished with more than forty thousand balls and howitzers. The

R fli.i.a; iefi there loo.ooo wesght cf power, a great q'amity of emriges and octets, on ihoufand fire ocks, tr.d all the ilatcl neceffary for mam'aijliag a granu leige. T e em-ieror has appointed gerersl L. rrellon, who Cnir.es from Cad z, f. rtinor of this place, «li*re he has tflablilbed the e pat of the head quar ois of the army.

Fjft tent U BttLletA. : • .. r Eran.ni, 9 f h Bromuire, year 14. Prince Mu a. 1C. 0U1 Ui plirfi.t of the eiier lie overt ■ <; ( ( *e rear ,,U-.rd of the Aoftriane, 6 003 fflflr, ftrclig, upon the road to M-. robacll ; to peceive and charge it, was only ihe Canae thi ;g ior'his cavalry. This rear gnad tvaj d lfearii a-cd upon the heights of Reid. The enemy's cavalry then rubied to procure fhe paflege of the infantry, thro’ a defile. But the* ift regiment of rangers, and the divilion of irvgyous of-au. JBeauaiosty rooted them, aid rofhed with the tiiim ’5 infantry into the defile. Till fire o 1:; elite try % as veiy br.lk, but the da; k.-tefs of the nigh, faved this <1 V.flan of the enemy i s part. difperfed thro’the ao.els, fc that Only 500 was made priio.itrs. There a e at prefer)* at, Branan 10 if) facks of 0 nr, sjjre.t q.amity • f onis, magazines of ordinance of .11 ki dt, a very Cue inanutention, a..60,000 r.ncm of h ead, whica we w ere m great want of. Ma.■l!f:l Da tfotifV, v‘ Mi i •; TV of Tl-.e army, lies polled him fell'between Hied ami iiaag. A;I tiie the other corps of the army are in full movement. *Thc ir.ioifier feerstary of flateMaret lias joined tlje emperor at Brannau, There orspm an in German hut conlidei s the engbfii as'h* authors of the svar, and r!,e emperors Franc's a.nd Alexander as the vi&iras of their intrigues. The emperor Alexander was expected at Vicuna ; bui he lias taken another ile]i; is is aliened that he has gone to Berlin,

NOTICE. THE Subscriber intends fitting out for Baltimore, on the 1st, day of March next, Requests all persons indebted to him, to come forward and make payment before that time, oterwise disagreeable measures will be taken to compel payment. Wm. BULLITT. Vincennes, 13 th Feb. 1806. 2w

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD, RANAWAY from the Subscriber the 25th ult. a bound boy, named, William Johnson, 18 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, dark complection, black hair, very thick ancles, he had on when he went away a fnnft coloured coat, somewhat patched, leather overalls, a homemade cotton shirt ; he is supposed to have gone down the river - all persons are warned from harboring him as they will be prosecuted to, the utmost rigor of the law ; the above reward will be given to any person who will bring him home, or secure him in any jail so that I can get him again. FRANCIS WILLIAMS. February 8th, 1806.

T A AT E NOTICE. The TtCaforerj office of the Indiana Ter itorv w 11 be held at the hoofe of Ant.iio M.,Thai in VL c-nnes, in the apartment where the Cecreiary’s office sS now kept ; whets 1 fliall attend to the dot es of (aid office, on Tuesday & Friday ol each and every week during the Summer feafon, and on Friday o:>° D of each and every v. eek during the W’-.iter L alori Nothing herein contained (hall prevent my attention to the duties of bid office at all other tunes, when nee (lity requires. JAY, JOHNSON, Trea:ur.:r for Indiana Territory, January 12M1, 1806

BLANK DEEDS For file at this office.