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nothcr objcfUon has been railed, that of my frequent abfence from the territory this will not be the cafe hereafter. Wm, PRINCK. VlN'cr.NNF.s, 25th April, 1809. Idodeieby certify, that in the begining of November, 1806, capt. WilJiani Prince came to my room, in company with George Wallace, jr. Sc communicated to inc whatever he knew relative to Burr's views in the vreltern country, which information he defiled me to communicate to governor Ilariifon, and it was by him lent on to the government of the United States in adifnatch to the prefdent, dated the 7th November, 1806. I have alfo reafon to believe that

this information reached the feat of government (boner than any other which developed the defigns of Burr, that from genl. Wilktnfon only excepted. And I am alfo perfuaded tint the communication made by capt. Prince, thro the governor, contained every thing which had come to the captain's knowledge, as he repeatedly declared that he would not have liftened to any propoli tion to go agiinft Mexico, if he had not been repeatedly aflured that the enterprise was fancYiotud labour government. But that he felt it to be his duty to communicate all he knew to the government, ob ferving that if it was Dn&ioned'by it, the

communication could do no harm ana , on the contrary the enterprife was anillegal one, ?n opportunity woulA be given to fupprefs it. Capt. Prince at that time was under the impreiuon that the government fanlioned Burr's proceedings. But decla. red that Co frion as hi was convinced that they did not, lie would abandon the enterprife. -As foon as the preliJent's procla ination was received, he immediately declined going on. It is with much pleafure

I give this certificate, as 1 conceive capt

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THK WKSTKRN SUN.

VIXCENNFS, A I'ltiL 29, 1809. I he Kditor anxious to give hi fellow citizens every information that maybe interelting to them, has waited on govenor Hariifon to know whether any recent information had been received from the Indian country The governor

informed him that every thing he could learn confirmed him in the

belief of the pacific difpolitioj of oh

prehend any danger ' form tin more diftant tribes. But that un

der all circumllances, as a party ol the militia had been ordered out.

he had thought it belt to keep

them in fervice until he heard

members of the legifl uive council, fhall he dd at the f.me tinir, and it the fame plo os, as ire fixn) by my pio 1 muion of llu tour til of this inlUnl, Lr the thcUotiofair oMitioinl Rf-pr ft nt.itiV',' ; 'and the pro v ins in the fad eledion Ih til be the f urn ts pielVrihed by law fur the ele&ion of lie prefentatives. Given under my hand, and the feat ol the Territoiy, at Vincennes, this tenth 'day of Aniil, one ihouftmi L.s. eight hundred and ine, and of the Independence of the United States, the thii ty thirJ. WILLIAM UENRV HARRISON. By the Governor, JN: GIBSON, Secretary.

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rFirnublic are informed that

uotwithilanding the detention oi die Works at this place nearly

through the whole of the winter

the works having been completed

inundated three different times, to

fomcthing decifivc from governor! lc great injury of the rnanufacAur

Lewis.

Correfpondents muft, if they expecl their airays to have a place in the paper of the week they are received, be handed in at lead by Wednefday evening. :

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BY WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.

Governor and Commander in Chief of the

Indiana Territory , V A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS from the late divifion of

Princ's cenduft on the'occafion was ptn-;the Territory it has become necelTary to

otij and correct. I had a better opportunity mA a ncw apportionment of the Rrpveofkr.owing the particulars above mentionedT(.nUtiv(,s tQ the genm affembly ; I h we as I was conlulted by the irovernor upon . ..T . . , . . r s n 7 , i thought proper to ilkie tins, my proclamathe fuhi-dl of the (bps which it vas proper . & 1 1 i , , forhiift to take upon the communications u hhY direinff and-declaring that lie had received relative to Burr's plans, Sc-the houfe of reprefentatives fliali, at the nioft of the difpatches torw4ided to thejnext general affembly ic compofed'of eight

government, and the intlofures containedmemier', of which, the county of Knox

(hall furnifh three ; the county of Claik, two j t lie county of I).-:;-rbom, two; and

50 Dollars Reward RAN.au AY from the rub:

feriber in the month of November LilL a negn man nanvd

MATI1EIK ibotirss ve.irs of ace, a thick fliort

vell made fellow, Howl motioned,

flat nde, thick hps and white eyes.

I am informed that he is gone to ?!:c Ohio Saline or the Red Bank

lWih menu ' . " . -) 'i'he above reward fliali be iven to anv ncrfon who fliali deliver

the laid negro to me or fecure hint

in any jail lb that I may et him a-

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POST-OFFICE, Vikckn'nks, April lft, 1809." LIST of Icttrra remaining in tbia ollice a quarter,, which, if not tak

en out bctorc the expiration of o months,

will be returned to the general poll omcc

is dead letters.

"Mary and Betfey M'Clure, ;

in them on that fubj-dl were copied by me,

and bv me put into thr pntl onite

Given under my hand the day and year ( '

aforelaid.

(Signed") WALLER TAYLOR-

PATENT IMPENETRABLE STUCCO, OR CEMENT. A fubftitute foi ilites, tilt s and flnngler, to cover roofs of houfes and other buildings, Sec. Its i.dour is of a d uk and brilliant jjfe, which is the pievilinjj tdfle. S.'iould a h uife tic oti fire, and a hrind from it be lodCii on the rocf of an .wlj i. cent nui'.ding covered with this ftucco, th'brand will not couimunica:e fue to thr ro-.'f There re variety of v sluiblc tie? which are onlv ulVd for orn-utvut, tor cxiniple, " the Lcmbardv 7;A;r.M which Cannot when worked iri withlhnd thr rr. m

ges of we.ither, and likewifr k the G:in:,'j

(wh eh mult alwiys or conhnvJ to one ne. me?t) the H'ii'toivV he, kt , All thefjr.i l.i by the ai i ot t!)ii ilucto, br a fob ftitute for i uildin. wheie the- o;k. thf pi.ie, tl:r rypieli, the ju:-prr, kc. ar- uia. Ill (hoit it i ( .s rXnrrlV-d in the ptc ot ' a s';!)t:tatc V jitiiV j, slates end tuts , but in tv uiVdfo many otb.rr r)i;rpo'.v:. Tne prefh:r:t t .t ;!us com pohtion v.iy be mde th .:o -n. -mt ti- vr in avy town, an I (Mirvrv I mi ini p!-ntHtinn tbrre-

the .1V ( o4 ot

the county of Hmifon, one. And I d

further dirf & that the election for the additional reprr Tentative from the counties t?i Knox, (Hark and Dearborn, and i'or the member hereby adigned to the county of Hariifon, Hiall be held on Monday the twenty fecond day of May next enfuinjr. at the places in the feveral townlhip3 of the laid counties rrfpedtivtly, which have, or m y be aHigned by the courts of Common Pleas of laid counties for that purpofe. Done at Vincennes, i:: the faid Territory, on the fourth of April, one thoufand eight huniired and nine. L.s.1 In teltimony wherrof I have hrrelintoiVtm hand, and have cauicc: t!.e leal of the Territory to be affixl. , WILLIAM III. NET HARRISON. Uy the Governor, JN : GIBSON, Secretary.

icrs, it is with pleafure I have ii in

my power to fay from the' extraordinary exertions ufed by the man ufaelurers, the works are nearl)

the whole of them in complete

operation again ; next week the

will make at leait two thoufand

bufhtls offalt with -a prolpecl ol

incrculing the quantity, as addi

tional water has been difcoverOd . It is now my opinion that- from this time to the next Fall a fullicieney oi fait will be made to meet the demand There are but feu applications for fait at prefent, noi more than I can difcharge in three or lour days; lhould applications be made, latter than I can dilchargr them, I will receive applicants mo

uey, from each perfon not moie

than three hundred .twenty-five

dollars, to be difchorged in fait in rotation as heretofore. 1 have thought proper to give this Information, that every perfon wanting iult m.iy have an opportunity ot supplying t h e m fei v es . ' I h ole

who want final I quantities will be

immediately fuppiieci. lb A AC WHITE, U. S. Agent. United S. Saline, ? Apiil io, io09. J 20 3w

lJhilip Ahny, lfaac A lh foil, Mary Allifon, J.imps Adams, beth Atwood, Sufan Hailcy, I'hoa. I. Hiird, Ifaiah Blarkfoid,

Mary L). M'CIure,Adam M'dlrr, .. John Maceclon, William MkInto(hy Samii'l M4Kee, jr.

John 0Hara,

William Br frlton, Benjamin Parke, 3 Hezekiah Bradley,. William Pi ince

Robert Burns,

Thomas baird, K. Baird, Jofeph (-hamhers,

D miel ('onner, 2.

Joel Cojhns,

Philip Cat,

John Campbell,

Joli) Di.-dt),

John Doherty,

ohn IVckcr,

Pctrr Fiedrriik,

John Goodwin,

Ovid Gamble, Henry Hnrlt, 2

Jofeph Pavne,

Edward Porter, Jacob Plue, Franca Parmer, Benjamin Powell," John IVllickv JVttr P Imer, Benj:min 1). Price,' Rich.4idilifT9 Jin-.fs K )bb, fen. 2 Polly IVpenhark, Smucl Rogers, Ilmry Rublr, 2. Hrnry Summers, jane Scott, 2

W.iHy lianilon, 4 Fanny St ott, William Hmer, Chailes Smith,

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WILLIAM HKNRY HARRISON, Gavcrnor ar.d Comma - tier in ( hicj of the 2 Ir.dianj. Territory, Cy? A PROCLAMATION.

WKKRKAS Lv an act ot Cor-rei..',1

t) IT: d at ll.rir ?: lt liion, :be G.-i'icr v.

ir- t : ; ho its a i-.tctt i;,ji3nj TVnitoiy, w is r m, u-rni .n.o . ! 1" t w t iV i' w iu-n Ot, .. . j ,t f l '!..,. ,,.

uc i.i'.t eav'h ni uhuh to br f i: : . h to L. t 1 ,t'k ( r II

i . . v - . . . r - - i i .11- V- H'Mriltf 1 " II I.. I ; 1 - c,

l.,in. :o fil -:r :L- ; i nre ot' th- d cf the Tenitoiy. Now tUtch-tc be u

" i i-t rfi. uit. t e ths Su!-' ( vie cow ti nrUl , tl, ,t the fivr chitnd a-

" . , . . . ' :s!!ir : ..co d t.- the Hoi:.-!- roiii,.U l.r Inr mrd rti h.llo v i?.. T b;

;, vctv t. ,n:;--::,ioti and itotmy lealon, rt it (ii : i. t I Tb .! i,e:it' n.fn win m:ty h d-fitons of : niii".' th- p i vi" from b- v t .-

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N 'I lili COMMON i'LiirtS (Jj Knox County.

Genl. VS. lfobnston vs

IFiUlam Licntz.

I'onirri enrichment m debt.

Whereas a writ oi loicign attiiciiinent lias been illued horn the e.erks oliice of the laid court ui Common Ple., ol tne county o Knox, letuiiiahlc to the November term n plt oi the l'a:U court v 'm luvor oi :;e i.uil Ociii. W . joLulUiii ; k the hud William

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Mr. Hitb h RobTt rfoullon, i imuel H'ff jji John Iluntt-r, Peter Hoiks, Haivey Hrth, riio;;ias Tones, V"i. Johniton, 2 John johniton, I). Kenny, John Laih, Jonathan Lathom

Jdmes M'Ciean, 2 lacob Miner, Luke M-iifon, John Murphy, Jonathiii M.imey, Willi tin M mk-i, William J'D n.ld.

Madame Cbs. Smith, J. W. .Stewart, James Sullivan, Abraham Snap, Richard Steen, Thomas Sedgwick, 2 Samuel Shields, George Tobin, Bartholomew Taylor, James Tully, Jonathan Taylor, 2 H. Vander Burgh, 2 Jofiah Wallace, David Watfon, James Watfon, George Wallace, Richard Wolling, lfaac Weflfall, Edward Wilfon,

GLN i.. W yOlXSTON P. M.

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ot iv o liui.di '. u acres on

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THK liHilct iScrs, a committee ippomu-d Ly the hoard of IVtiftecu of die V'incenacs Univerfity, ire authorilcd to le.ilc the lands oelonging to that inilitution upon the lollouin tcmu, k iich. lei Ice Ihall clear on quarter fcclioiL tveiit five acres ; to dear all tUg timber o!f the fame . ic-hteen incTTT, and under ; and to put five acres of faid cleared lam! in mtado'.v or rahs ; and to make a f;ood and la-', i'ul fence

ound the lame, j am 'i i-ale to continue five year, :m-: :io longer, i ar ii lefi"' mull buihl a Ooorl ca:"m at leait eih'een Ly t eat feet o) be hewed iufidc and o'; ; ; ncl . leavetiie cabin and knccb iu

iiatur;uy a.ul cnU r Ip.cial i)a;i -ood repair."

iv ci I)?.ii)orn, lii.il to. :: nc ioaiu, ; th:- i oiint) t (-i uU, our Jut; :ct ; theo;r..

ii",.:., one r.ihs .ct ; the tos i.lbi.'-

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.ir.a Vinccnnra. ir due. iC ; an J lit" V.'late ter, V.'--

t..r f i oonty of Kt' . And I d !at:l;n din".

;hc cbcliwii for ilz La.

'aid da. h-'ud ..it, and

.i.t.iehed Wiilbc loltl to ioliiiv the laid dam! , it. A'. Ji lift: in C C C. 1- K. L March 2:, iJ. iu ov

lU.A'NKV Or ALL KINDS

R. IirAin,

Yinrcnne;, Mat ' : troo.

MY honks notes and accounts

are I L in the hands f Ctenl. V. y

collection. John I Woodcock. April 14, isoj. I'j aw

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Lcttcis noil .iJ will be aUci.utd to.

iiiJ oiwcr ttoiik