Western Sun, Volume 2, Number 24, Vincennes, Knox County, 20 May 1809 — Page 2

NOTICE

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m. -Monuay me iwrmy iixui uay oijune next, the tollowinff traas of hnd in the

X 'iricyot K in Jolpli, will be c-xpoird to public Uc, at the houfe of Phillip South, 1 fl ilr i il- m Ia niiirli rlfrnni jc will n .it (.. .. i . .

... ... Uv -."V'P'V wuc lrs uiereon. and continue durii the ilttin- ot r-irh iiiccf edinc court until lold. nr thm fv-c ?

O ----- 0 - - j w. m.-vv. o fcllCICUll pdlU. Present Claimant. Origin! Claimant. Quantity . Situation. Tofrph Hennett entrd.

by Jos. Ard..mb-.u, Francis Hennett 10 arpt. in front 340 act. from foot of Mils to Mif. Inirnh Arriiambean rr. I imc x- i4t i r . .

J"l" " J " ipi. in iront eXtenOlinr f0 Mi ar i. rnm. fi,-h .

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n . r J aru Pm ot n,ne arPt tldinifd bvP. Minard

w 7 T 400 aCrcs lmPl-in lhc h,,Is abve P. D. Rper Widow A. Beauvis 1 arpt. in front 34 acres from fence com. field K. K-ynoIds, adm.40o acres impt. eaft of the grand tower A i.Inm Berry 400 acres in the forks of Muddv

i arpt. tront 34 acres in common field P. D. O.

si me WiMiim Atchifon, "Widow Alexis John A Hi, by William Beny JacqBautilett

same same Widow Blay

Shadrack Bond, jr.

Widow Buyatt Chriftian Beck Mayrctt Bcntly same Antoine Beventie Ephraim Bdderback Amos Biiley,

Pie re Boquett, his

Ant. Lnnplois

same same Louis Laufier James Gurrey EAienne Pige Charles Benk Haphul Beauvis same A. Bevenue John Sidden Amos Bailey Father

James Bofwcll

WASHINGTON CITY, April 20. Important. Since the arnvil of nir. Oiklv at

Wellington mr. Smith, secret rv of

S;atc, and mr. Erfkinr, the Britifli

minuter, have been wr undcrflind,

every. day engaged in difruflion in re ...

Iation to th? points ot ditl-rn e be-

twecn the United States and Great Britain, which, it feems, mr. Erfkine

has been authorifed to arringe, Jn virtue of powers received from his ero-

vernment by the Britifli flom of war

now lying at Hampton, fubjeel to his

orders. I he following nots (hew

the happy refult of thefc difcuflions.

heirs of Jas. Bofwell

The widow Charleville

Frs. Deroufr, in right of Louis St. Pierre

.l,ouis Lnoyer Widow Denoyer

00 do An. ,7

do do adjoining the prairie 400 acres at a place called nettite n.if?

do impt: between Plumb creek and nine mile

1 arpent in tront 34 acres 400 acres improvement

1 arpt. ent. by Edgar from K. com. fence to Mis do claimed by do 68 acres do v

2 a'pt. 7 ac. from the fence of com. field to Mis.

4uu acres imprevement ' do do at a place called the round nobb

z arpr. 03 acres trom Mifliflippi to hills 400 acres improvemen on Miififiippi 10 arpt. front & 40 deep 340 acres 'w. fide Kas. 2 arpt. front 68 acres ext.' to Mis. Kaj.nr,;

5 do in depth from Mis. to hills F. G. 178 atns

I imothy Urmumbreau, Frs. Dimumbreau 400 acres improvement on the e. i fide Kalk.fkia t

Joieph Duy Barrois

John Diyle heir of Henry Smith Edw. Mathews, entrd.

10 arpt. front 60 deep eaftfide Kas. nvrr sin urrs

4uu impt. on ealt iide Kas. river to a fpring head

by las. Gilbreath

James Gilbreath for same for Louis Germain heirof Degrace James Gilham, by John Fulton, same adn. of Ifaac Hannery, same same William Hannefic Divid Haley Jofepli Henne

Jms HJrQin

Ed. Mathews Godfrey Ctmifs Wm- MFarlad

do do near Kfk-iflcia

do do about fix or eiirht miles E of Silver cr.

do do on the waters of the river Mi

2 -rPu frot 68 acres from com. fence to Mis. James Harris

Thos. T. Gilham 400 acres improvement

Stml. Findlev do

Kol)t. Forfyth do Thos FKnnery fen. do Jos. Hmry dec. do Ahrm. Hanney dec. do Thomas Hannev do

David Hdry J-qu- Hetine Frrcis Hnne

William M'ore

do do do do do do

wid v H-ert, her mother win. Michael

Lv ! i f Wm. HanntlT- 'I h-:- I-f 1 tl M XT

- JftlttlVT

1 ?n-s Hu lis

J'f ph Hrrne same ll-i'S of IS. Scott

V ilii.m K.-lly

Jnhn Fowl-r

Neih Fr ;ncis Hrrne J mf 3 Scott

John M'Chne

Jas. M-RoS-rcs entrd. by Wm. K lly

William Kelly William K-llv

same John MMurtrey do entrd. by Wm. Kelly for l)avi Johnilon do

-! U fper St. Gl-nr, Mi-

Kicliard Loid and f duel St CI ir St)loinon

William Kelly

do on the waters of nine mile cr.

do cLimtd bv col. Fd:-ar

do thirty iiiih-s above mouth Ohio

00 on the N fide Mur. iflnd Mis. do on north fide ifland do below the villnge St. Pierre do one milr ahnvr th. tivr

1 arpt. wide 34 aiS- from the grand cowIt to hills 10 dot. one 340 do from hills to Mis. prairie 40 ) .tr,r improvMnrnt fix miles eaft of Kas. 2 .irp-m in 'rout 68 acres 400 .errs impt. below .the village St. Pierre do do do E. ofKis. four mih-s from village 2 arpent.-. in front fixty eight acres tio do do do 250 atrtsimpt. three miles from vil.St. Phillips 400 .rrrs impt. on eaft hank Plumb creek do do do on the Vinrpnnn r.y.A

do near Cape St. Homines do do

do do do

John K'Jd Molrs Laracey llicliard Loid, same same same s.nne stne

Ak'jh Lovett 5;tre Tean L ifomrd uci-r L iivirr J . fl. h.rd I,

G. Murifj

I duel St Cliir Sole f W-lker, Thns. V - cr, Richard WJk

-Valk-

Iker

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J imt-s M arris Mof-s L:r:rey John MiMphy Inh.n 'rvlor J.mirs Taylor 'J'lM;iiHS Krlly rJli "'ns Grifiin Elijrt:i 11. th h-rt I ins

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J c.M : w drtte 1

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2000 acres impt. five rights waters of nine mile cr. 400 ai res imp-t. American bottom do do do ah

...... 0 ii.iki mi mis. do above the mouth .f Plumb creek do about fix miles E. K.ik-.s. do about do do do one &n h df milf s brio w G. 'i'ower do three miles above Gr.md Tower , do do on F. fide Kr.fk-ifkia crr-k d oiir k . ItdU'milrs bdew C.St. II. df) do (In r'ri ...

front ex:. !".ot hills to M. P. U. Hocher

do do do do do do do

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do do do do do do do do

op;) fi

diar-r St. Piullitis

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1 r, r

s- n-

s re S D.r Wd!i'i N'urrev

'1 ho. 1 s C! ildr (n

9 tM'-

cut. by Ch.is. L)i rJ he h i rs of J. Piot same II,rHi-s Newberry Ifnc IT fry TL Deronf- St. P. re Louis I u L. Peac an, alns Virhuncan, P. Tir:rCon

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" S ' ur '-' ,rPl- -'" '.'.rs from Mis. to lulls P.iav. rr'i. :,rt Bvn-tlo-r , rr m.;:,. - r-. rr I,., f-..-..

44' . ( m ft.m Milhlfi i to I. ills

B t.- it 5 wifr

1" '"-IS G .'!.!. Ml

Jj pt 1 I )uS.irrir

,X r - u '2 : r,-? fr,:m l.llL lO Milfilfippi vu- .ir- ui . . 1 1 hilli to Mis.

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"f F' i Smith Wiihdm vr,rl)t, S MTT"

Jolin Ivlgar 1 Wi'liam WilTiiii S-inn.irl A Urn l)-vid Htmrer Jor Puk KobcrtHeyncld

S.:Vi;h

John E.I.r l.rMiS Plttit

E'.j h

s. n-.i-Pt. M'F

L. Mm

"' -tres. r tK;r,i,H,ts in the vil. 5: P! illips - .i.es xMtf, , wtrr mill k i ,rtf ii fide fame

'i t uctes fm.n hills to Mis. ' t 17 o hi res t.: Kfk fku river ' 11:. If' i! -ores i'KpiiiVruic Mt. i Jr :.rtc in Kafk-.lkia I U': rr (J ,f rf IDipr(tcinent , :- j 1 mg Kas sui ter 3 ; acres

1 Jt ..res in common fu Id fen. '. Iiont 6S rrr in common fi-U 2i) iiiesiu:pt. 15 miles ahene Kas. on E fide riv. do do do on Nine imlr rtrek

(COPY) Washington April 17, 1809.

SIR,

v v I have the honor tn inform vnn

that "1 have received his mij?fiy's commands to reprcfent to the government of the United States that Ins

majelly is nnimited hy-the moll fin-

cere, defire for an aiinftment r?f the

differences which have unhappily fo long prevailed b 'tween the two coun

tries the recapitulation of which might

have a tendency to impede, if not

prevent ..n amicable un lerltandingw

it having been reprelmted to his

m a fly's government, that the Coogrefs of the United States, in their

proceedings, at the.op-ninq of the laft fefiion, had evinced an intention of

pairing certain laws which pl.ee the relations of Gret Britain with the

United States upon an rriuil footing

in all refo-a? with the other belliger

ent power's, I h,iveccordinfilv receiv

ed his nnj-lly's' commands in the e-

vent 01 lutn lws taking place, to offer, on the p;rt of nis ni.ii flv an hon

orable rep iration for the ajjcreffion

committed by a BritiHi nav-l officer

in the attack on the United atcs frigate Chesapeake. Confidering tliir r.ft paffed hy the Congrds of the United States on the firii of March (ufudly termed the nonintcicourfe ad) -s having produced a line of equality in the n'fprft to the United Sutes, I diavc to fubmit, conformably to inftruclions, for the confideration of t!it: Am- rican government, fij-h term? of fatisfaaion and rrpsr its;n h;s m.'.jefiy is induced to believe will be ncrpted, in the fame fpirit of coi tiii .tiou, with which they

uc proprsru. In addition to the prompt difavowal hi-hV l,y Ins nv j on 0. apprj z-d of the unauth-.tiitd acl, committed by his ir.v! tnc-r, whole rec'al, as a mmk ! chj king's difplrafure, from an : ly Import mt and honor-abh-k ....in .1 d, immediately enfued, hi m-jeOy is willing to rdbre the

men forcibly taken out of the TJf,

pe.ike, and, if arc eptahle to tb' A.

m-r,rn rnvemm-nt, to nuke a fuithle provifion for the unfortunate fuflereis on that otCifion. I h:.v- the honor to hr, vith f nti-m-ntsof the hi.heft refp-a ind confideraion, Sir your molt obt humble fervant. n. m. rnsKiNE. The hon. Houcrt smith, E qr. cc.

Sir,

(COPY) Department of State. April 17th, 1809.

t A T j .:. ft.;i. Oli' i' V.l 4f

do n 4 foik of Murrys road

rrhdown l arrrnt in fiont, l53arrs

A'rn. 1 1 r r 1 c a I Vt,:. WhitefiJes W Mi on K-My

1 a'p-nt 6 perches fror t r:iirrrn acres 4'0 jrrr impt. five uirt hrl.iw the river Mary o do do betwrrn Kis Sv .Silver crick do do do on C xs crrrk d do do on 'he Mdiilli-pi do do dj on CI irks trace to Vincer.r.ei

I hive laid before the nrefnUnf

your note, in ivhidi you hive, j ti,e name and by thr .uthoiitv of his H itannu m jdiy, d-darec! tlut h:s B,it. "S,cm j-liy,;sdrfirM1. of Mkl an l.-,:,-,ra)r r-p jr.,:,,,.. f r -1 1 . rr llioncomnn:: y lintifl, odier .ntle .tu;.cyh U,ivnv.,tesfri. gte the ChrtapU : t, tf ir, T!!JU t.nn to !.:, ;)-n;:t d f ,Vn vv ,1 ((f tht Ins unjHly..s , ln4.kof pledure, d-d inmirdi ttd reel

a fiticcre defire for an adjuftmrnt ofth diffs rences which hve fo long and fo unhippdy fubfifled between the two countries, the prefijnt cannot but receive with plcafurre, aflirances that his Britannic maj-rlU", is "anim Jted by the fame difpoiition, auCL

that he is ready in contormity to this proportion to m-ike attoarmcnt for the inlult and aggrefTun committed by one of his naval officers, in the attack on thc United states frigate the Chefapeake. As it appears, at the fime time, that in making this offer, his Britannic majefty derives a motive from the equality now exifling in the relations of the U. states with the two belligerent powers, the prefident owes it to the occafion, and to himfelf, to let it be underfiood that jhis equality is a refult incident to a flute of things, growing out of diflinci confiderations. With this explanation, as requifite as iC is frank, I am authorifed to inform you that the prefident accepts the note delivered by you, in the name and by the order of his Britannic majelly, and will confidcr the fame with the engagement contained therein, when fulfilled as a fatisfa&ion for the infult and injury of which he has complain ed. But I have it in exprefs charge from the prefident to fiate, that while he forbears to inlifl on a further punifbment of the offender, he is not the lefs fenfible of the juflice and utility of furh an example, nor the lefs perfuaded that it would befl comport with what is due from his Britannic majefly to his own honor." . I have the honor to he, With the higheft confideration, sir, Your moll ob't ferv't, r ?. Smith. The Hon. David M. Erfkiue, Esq. Envoy Extraordinaiy, and Minifier : . Plenipotentiary, of his Briuunic Majtfly. . r !' (COPY) - i-'. Washington, April is, 1P09. Sir, ; ; I have the honor- of informing you I that his majefty, , having been perfoaded ; that the honorable- reparation which he had caufed to be tendered for the umuthorifed . attack upon the American frigate Chefa;peake would be accepted by the governjment of the U. states, in the fame fpirit tot coin ihation with which it was propofrd,,has inftruaed me to exprefs his fatisfadU jion, fiiould fuch a happy termination of . that affair take place-not only having reUoveda painful Cbufistf diffcrrncr, but as affording a fir profjedi of a complete and cordial under (landing being rccftabliflied between the two countries. The favourable change in the relatian of his majefly with the United States, which .has been produced by the fl (efually termJd -ntrrtourse art) p.iflVd in the laft frffion of Cotigrefs, was alfo anticipated by his majefty, and has encouraged a iurther hope, that a reconfideiation of the cxiftmg differences might lead to their latidaclory adjufiment. fP'V,fc8,ou,1(ls antJfxprantions, lam inlt.uaed to communicate to the American government, his majefly's determination of Ending to the U. S. an envoy extraordinary, inveftcd with full powers to conclude, a treaty on all the points of the relations ltwecn the two countries. In the mean time, with a view to contribute to the attainment of fo defircble an object, his maj-fly would be willing to withdraw his orders in council of January and November 1K07, fo f,r as refpe&s tl)C United States, in t he perfusion that the pr fident would iffor a proclamation for the renrwalot the intercourse with G Britain, :'d uui whnevei d.ffVrcncr of opinion fl.ct.ld anl. :n the interpretation of the terms j Inch an agreement, will be removed , the propof-d negotiationi have the honor to be, - c. kc. U(. 1 he Hon. R. Smith, E q. c. Uc cc.

7 AMES GILBREATH, Collator.

firirrjTi' -i,! I .. it '

tlMt la Vilhtwr . -.(1 .

forcibly rut ofth- G!1..r4j,ak

i 'T-"'''- to th- Amerir gov-mn.-nt, to n,k- a fnhl-

viii 'i) t o t!ir unf.irtiifii.- r..ir 1

th it o. c .fi mi. Th- cvrnmrnt rf thr TJnitrd sutc, having at all timeieir.cruiucd

tTl'fJ

p'O.

SIR,

(COPY)' Department of State. April 1 8th, I SOy.

J HE note which I had the honor of rrreivin,, f,m y, ,j (in j no tims in lnnr f.Hore prefd.t who brin Imrr.plv ddi.our r.f n f.-tsfadory ulinfU m-fit of the dlfi-r-nces tinh-ppily rxiflinpvveen Great Britain a:,d the United autcs ha author.fcd me to affuie you,