Western Sun, Volume 1, Number 25, Vincennes, Knox County, 6 April 1808 — Page 4

POETICAL ASYLUM, "We do rust recoiled! in the many reflations and addreffes which have been compofed on the recent coridad of the Bri,till (hipping, to have feen any thing fo happily expreffedormore to the purpofe than the following fcw lines, from a late New-Englaiid piper : THE TIMES.

We Yankees, when the maggot bites, Chop-Gck with eafe andojiet. Rave about wrongs, roar about rights, All rumpus, rage and riot. Bat if a foreign foe invades, We tell a different (lory ; Awiy with fears, away with feuds, All Unio, Triumph, Glory ! We frcrn the BiitiOi and MohGeurs, Ar.d fpite of their alliance, With hlf the woili about cur ears, Bid t'other half defiance I

ANECDOTES.

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A I5.1V expremn iicriurii

D . Prr, it breakUlt, cutting nice ancr flue o9fa huge gammon of Yarkfliire bacon replied, u You will not deny, madam, that mint- is literary breakfft, when you re-fl-ct that I am making extract from Ba

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HECE'PT FOR A LADY's DRESS.

Lrt your er rin he attention eneir clrd by the psarh of refinement ; the di am mds of your net k lace be truth, airJ th chain chrift'nnity ; your bofompin rnoJ-vIv frt with i-jiiimsion ; your bracr 1.-t, e charity, orn uneiued with tht tv i ?i rf trrntlenffs ; your tinker rings bf

rff -I m, !tt round with the diamonds ol

ii: :u:i- ; your girdle be fimplicity, with t i-T:!i of ,pd humour ; let your thicker oe virtu-, and y ar drup-ry pnliterf J In yotir Ihjes be wifdom, ftcured by the buckles of perff ve ranee.

Bv requft we puVifli the folbwing -x-fa il froiii th j hw of the Territory reguUtin r fr-s Sc. : id t!ie law which immcdi ately f Uows : C!erk3 tecs in the Common Pleas. Cents.

lv-ry w it of capias ar.d fcal Entering Vt ill A h :id given by th- plaintiff when h is i:.u a frr-'i')ldtr k relident of th; Territory Fdui.j dtclar.iM'n CI-ipy of dctlarali.-n nr other p-e.vl-

i'VT Prr hir-t rMj iSi'i!, each

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I).iContirj 'H r o: i -t i?it Altrriti.r a drr l-jravn-i in rj-clmmt a:il ;idniit'ii d-f -j dint Eitterin rvrr v ,r,.",.inu, and rule tl.rrr o'l C ?v 'f rvery ru'e whrM rr. ird 1' ivin .i particidur rctord into r 1 1 r t F-'-.t-ri-r; fisficV;on of rrrord rriui,; rr.trniig vcrditt I. i jrid'tM-nt it-, i and .dh.u'm evrry writ of rorp'.i, wiit of rrr(r or crttKcar? .ii. d the rrUirn A: tv.-"' ' ti'M, TranfTijit ft rl,r rrcnrd in 'rror !x r-ttimii ir w'l, tbr writ every f,--t off'T-'y '.wo .")iti Entering dcftnJunt: apptancc

,n5 c'rto

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25 50

Drawing or filing fpecial bail, in or out of court Every writ of enquiry per Iheet Entering on docket Filing every plea, replication, or joinder or otherpleading Receiving and entering the panel, and fwearing the jury A habeas corpora juratorum Subpoena for four witneffes or under

Swearing each witnefs

Swearing conftable Making up and entering a complete record after judgment per iheet of feventy two wo. ist Copy of a record o 2 judgment when required per fheet of feventy two words

Searching the record within 1 year ditto

Every year back

Copy of a record per flieetof feven

ty two words Entering report of referred per Iheet of feventy two words

On confeflion of judgment, default

joinder or demurrer Entering rule of court on appointing referrees . Continuing each caufe On furrendering the principal in court by fureties Q.n entering every principal motion Every iffue joined On every trial On drawing Fpecial lifl of jury, attending and ftrikingand making copies of jury lill for plaintiff U. defendant Ifiuing commiffion to take depolition For recording certificate of marit-

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age

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the clerk of the general court anc circuit courts of this territory, Ihall not have, lake, aik or demand anv other or greater Ite or reward for Cervices hereafter rendered in (bits or proceeding no depending or hereafter to he brought in the general or circuit courts, man js or ihall by law be allowed to the relpeftive clerks of the courts ol common pleas of any county in this territory except as now excepted, that! they Ihall refpeflivcly have and receive 50 cents for any man ncr or kind of writ, except fpecial writs, for which he Ihall be allowed fuch additional fee as the court in their difcretion ihall think reafonable, regard being had to the length thereof, which may be feveraWy iifued by then, and the clerk of the general court efpecialiy Ihall be al. lowed, alk, demand and take, for taking bond on ifluing writ of erT ror or fuperfeadeas 25 cents. The better to prelerve the records and proceedings of the feveral courts within this territory, ii Ihall be the duty ofthe clerk ol the general court, and the clerks of the efpeliv e courts of common pleas on the final determination of any fuit to enter on record, in a book which he ihall keep for that purpofe, all the proceedings c papers filed therein, proceedings had, ami alio the judgment therein at -full length for which iervices the clerk ofthggeneial court, (hall receive the fame fee as is allowed to the clerks of common pleas. 2. Be it further enacled, that the refoecVive iherilTs and corono; y ofthe feveral counties in this territory fliali not in like manner receive or take or demand any other or greater fcerlor fervices rendered ly them refpefcVively in the general or circuit court, thai) is or may be allowed by law for fimiiar fervices in the courts of common pleas. J 3. Be it further enadtcd, that no attorney cr counfellor at law fiiall exa6 or demand any further or greater fees for fervices rendered either in the general court, or court ol common plea3 than the following, viz. In all civil anions where the title of lands do not come in queilion, 250 cents In all civil aUons where the title of lands do come in queilion five dollars Fur every vesbai advice where fuit is not pending 1 25 cents For every written advice w here

Ifuit is not pending 250 cents.

5 4. Be it further enattcd, that the clere ofthe genera! ceurt, if othcrwifc duly qualified and admit-

12 5 ted according to law, ihall l:e al

lowed and permitted to practice aL

an attorney at law in the ievenu courts of common pleas pf this territory.

5 5. Be it further enacted, that

the attorney general or the attorney profecuting the pLas in the leverui counties, ihall not in like maimer tax up, or charge any other, fit greater fee than hereafter immediately Hated, to wit : Drawing up, and attending to an indictment or prtfcntmi tit five dollars, which fee may he recened by the faid attor

ney general, or attorney . prolecu. ting the picas cftlie United States, jin no other cafes than v. here the

defendant ihail be lawfully convicted, w Ik n it ihall be taxed in the bill of colls, i c. lie ir further enacted, that the clerks of the feveral courts of

common pleas in their reiix tlive

n a6 regulating the fees in the counties, ihall hereafter act as general court, and for other pur-'clerks ofthe circuit courts which pl'( v. maybe holdeu therein, who ihall 1. lie ir enacted by the legif- receive fuch fee s for their fervices ative council, and houfe of repre- as may or i!r:l! be allowed by law. fjitt.aivi s, and it is hereby cr.aeleil, 7 And be it further enabled, y the authority of the lame, that that ail law s and p.tris ol laws cornrem and after the paiUBe hereof, ir4g w idiin the purview of this act,

Clerks fees in Criminal proceedings Taking a recognizance and drawing it up in form to hi paid to

the clerk or other perfon who does the fcrvice For engroffing every indictment, and filing and reading the fame Subpoena for 4 witnelTts or under

V venire cr other writ Entering defendants appearance

An execution

Making up record per (heet of fe

venty two words

Copy of fame if required

livery order or rule ot court

Entering nolo profequi or ceiTat

proceflus A venire of jurors to enquire of riots, forcible entries and detainerf. Sec.

Drawing ar.d ingrofling inquifition

and returning the lame Filing record loitering the panel and fwearing the jurorc Swearing each witnefs or conflabtc Reading each evidence or petition in court Taking and entering verdict Entering judgment and ih? fine Entering defendants lonfelTioh Copies of indictments -and pleadings if required per iheet cf feventytwo words I). Charging a recognizance For rjr-4iiiiuin eveiyacpt. in court

Q:i entering appeal, allowing liilit:s

corpus. U writ ot ccrtiofaii when prelVntrd from tlie judgtof the gencr.il court Kvery tri.l

Continuity caufe

I'ntcritif a nolo prof qui

Certificate and feal

Iterrivij;, rr:.ding and filinpr every

or.'f r brought to be allowed at the court of common pleas, and e:i!-irp- the corfirinatnn and rccordi.'.g the fame, as in othtr ca-f-s, prr Iheet ot 72 woids

Mki .g cell bill

f 'orv thereof

l'o tiic rlrrk in lieu ef fees he re attrr clMr-jble to the ccunty the an-iiiil Turn of 30 dolUA 30 o t,.e clrrk cf t!ir general cour t the f.-ne futn to be paid by the 'i tr-ti'.ory.

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he, and the fame are hereby rcpea

:td.

KulTia and Austria have dec!nrl war a.

gainst Great Britain and all the prts of the continent are fiuit rgainft her, and an.i tti-.. .

ajwit u,e u. states nu

The Algerines hive dcih.rrd war againft the U. States, and arc CLpturinsr our vef

fe!s.

We are indebted to the politerefs of our friends' who have fmnifhrdus with literal extracts from their letters, together with intelligence received in conveisii g with the plTengers cf the Lcrcnzo. The trocbs which defiled through Bor

deaux and the adjaceLt country, were only

oetwec.) 70 and 0,000, their destjratu.n wag tnually. intended to act asir.sc Portu

gal and Spain. The latter being to undergo

a tot.ii change ot government, and la be in

cluded in the Dynasty of the Conaparts.

1 he spduse ol Luricn ( whera he had mar

ried without the confent of Napoleon lately

died of a very fliort illness.'. It was generally

belierd, that this widowed prince would

ihortly be married to fome princess, and be

inllalled as king of Spain and Portugalt

which kingaom will iilcme loir.e new and more appropriate name. . It was whispered myfterlonfiv fafliionable

circles, that the emperor Napoleon at Mil-

tu, was engaged w ttlecting his lanciiul changes in the political fiate of Europe. Thc kingdom of Italy is to be encressed.

assigned lor the maintenance of his beloved empress from whem his matrimonial "ties

are tone cancelled ty divorce, irom the hnnds of his holiness the Poce. The Em

press will then reign over Italy,, -nd the, l i t r -i e

uiuwti n wtomc nereuiiary in inc iamuy oi Beauharnais, through her son the (.resent Vice Roy of the famr. The emperor Nnpclcn, invested with the title of Emperor of the VVst, will aily himfelf to the house of Russia, hy marrying the Princess Catharine, sister of the Emperor Alexander, who is io assume the title of Emperor ofthe East, and placr his brother Constantine on he throne at Confhjatinopie, which city, is to be metropolis of a kingdom formed principally from the dominions of Turkey in Europe. The siege of Gibralter w:.s speken of, but not asa matter of primary importance. Cambaceres, the Arch-(-hanccllor ofthe Empire, was at Bordeaux where the most splendid entertainment were ijiven on the occasion. The embargo at-Bordanx tf as laid pursuant to the equipment and failing ofthe secret expedition, of winch two frigates have arrived at Martinique, The embargo was taken oT on the 4th of December.

Samuel Thorn. Snddh Cap Of Harness Make-, R' ESPECTFULLY informs the public he has commenced bufinefs on Main

nreei, ncany cppolite John I). Hny's tnvern where they mi-y be fupplied witli ary ?rtic'.cs in his bufincf., on li e fhorteft iotice, and made in the ntateO and belt manner. Vincennes, Feb. 2d, 1C8,

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Notice

S hereby to all thofe indebted to th- f-

tateof William King dec. late of "this place o come forward immediate ly .nd difcharge the f-n,r, otherwife fuits will be tou. merged agiiult the delinquents, witheut diHinciion ; thofe having demands againft the i'amc are rcqtuHed ta prclVit them for fettlemciit to J cifliua Uuinprcyi, Efqr. itfiJing in this place. v r??f'Z ' clMcry adm. New Madrid,? Dec. 17, 1EC7. 5 w4w

Notice, TS hereby given that I fhal! make applies A tion to the ecurt r:f Common Pleas r,

K:i x county, in the Indiana Territory, at

lirxi u v term- I;ir a hr-rl fn

blifli a Perry on White river, cn rr.r lai d.

op;)ofi:e where I now live.

JOII;J DECKER. February 5th, liOfc.

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Blank rdrvan:s, for sale.