Western Sun, Volume 2, Number 25, Vincennes, Knox County, 27 May 1809 — Page 2
NOTICE
ON Monday the twenty fixth day of June next, the following trails of land in the county of Randolph, will be expofed to public fale, at the houfe of Phillip South, in K tktfkia, or fo much thereof as will pay the taxrs thereon, and continue during the fitting of each fuccecding court until, fold, or the taxes thereon paid.
Present Claimant. Original Claimant Jofrph Hennett entrd. by Jos. Archambeau, Francis Hennett, Jofcph Archambeau Frs. Janis & wfci
uantity.
Situation
same William Atchifon, Widow Alexis John Afli, by William Berry Jacq Bautilett same
same Widow Blay
taw i v wuMf J Widow Buyatt Chriftian Benk Mayrett Bently same Antoine Bevenne
Ephraim Bilderbaxk
10 arpt. in front 340 acs. from foot of hills to Mif. 8 arpt. in front extending to Mif. adj.com. field, 1- art. part of nine arpt. claimed by P. Minard 400 acres impt. in the hills above P. D. Keeper
Widow A. Beauvis 1 arpt. in front 34 acres from fence com. field
R. Reynolds, adm.400 acres impt. eaft of the grand tower
Peter Smith
Amos Bailey,
Pic-re Boquett, his heirs of J as. Bofwell
The widow Charleville Frs. Deroufr, in right of Louis St. Pierre
Louis Denoyer Widow Denoyer
William Berry
Ant. Langlois same same Louis Lauder James Currey Eftienne Pge Charles Bcnk Haphul Beauvis same A Bevenue John Sidden Amos Bailey Father
James Bofwell
400 acres in the forks of Muddy
1 arpt. front 34 acres in common field P. D. do do do do do do adjoining the prairie 400 acres at a place called pettitc pafs do impt. between Plumb creek and nine mile 1 arpent in front 34 acres 400 acres improTement 1 arpt. ent. by Edgar from K. com. fence to Mis. do claimed by do 68 acres do 1 arpt. 17 ac. from the fence of com. field to Mis. 400 acres improvement do do at a place called the round nobb 2 arpt. 68 acres from Miffifiippi to hills 400 acres improvemen on Mifliflippi 10 arpt. front & 40 deep 340 acres w. fide Kas. 2 arpt. front 68 acres ext. to Mis. Kas. prairie
5 do in depth from Mis. to hills F. C. 178 acres
Timothy D-mumbreau, Frs. Demumbreau 400 acres improvement on the eaft fid' Kafkfkia
Tofeph Ducrv Barrois
John Doyle heir of Henry Smith
Edw. Mathews, entrd.
10 arpt. front 60 deep eaft fide Kas, river 510 acrs
400 impt. on eaft fide Kas. river to a fpring head
by Jas. Gilbreath James Gilbreath for ame for Louis O.-rmain hirs of l)eprace Jmes GUhm, by John Fulton, sam- ad,n. of Ifaac Hannery, same same Willi -im Hanneflc Dvid Haley Jofepb Henne same
James Hap-gin
Ed. Mathews
Godfrey Camifs Ym- M'Farlad
do do near Kafkaikia do do about fix or eight miles E of Silver cr. do do on the waters of the river Marie 2 arpt. front 68 acres from com. fence to Mis.
James Harris
Thos. T. Gilham 400 acres improvement
do
Sml. Findley do
Hobt. Forfyth do Thos FUnnery fen. do Jos. Henry dec. do Abrm. Hanney dec. do Thomas Hanney do
Divid Haley Jacqur Henne Francis Henne William Moore
wid"w Hrnert, her mother wid. Michael
Lyda it Wm. Hanncfie Thos. Hanney J-vns Hughs John Fowler Jofrph Heme Neife same Francis Heme heirs of Jas. Scott James Scott William K-lly John MClane Jas. MRobrrS entrd. by Wm. Krlly William Kelly William Kelly
same Jhn M4Murtrey do do entrd. by Wm. Kelly for David JohnHon do do G.fptr St. CLir, MiRichard Loid and I chael St. Cl-ir Solomon
William Kelly f Walker, Thos. Walk-
do do on the waters of nine milecr.
do do claimed by col. Fdgar do do thirty miles above mouth Ohio do do on the N fide Mur. ifland Mis. do do on north fide ifland do do below the village St. Pierre do do one mile abovr the river Ganne
1 arpt. wide 34 acs from the grand cowIt to hills 10 do front 340 do from hills to Mis. prairie 40O acree improvement fix miles eaft of Kas. 2 arpents in front 68 acres 400 acres impt. below the village St. Pierre do do do E. of Kas. four milrs from village 2 arpents in front fixty eight acres do do do do 250 acres impt. three miles from viLSt. Phillips 400 acres impt. on eaft bank Plumb creek do do do on the Vmcennes road d do do near Cape St. Homines
do do
Jr hn Kidd Mof-s Laracey IiichurJ Loid, same same same Same
same
snme 'Akijih Lovett
S-rnt Jr-) L 1 "jard Suicrr Lauvi, rre
- er, Richard Walktr 2000 acres Impt. five rights waters of nine mile cr.
400 acres imprt. American bottom
1 j
James Harris
Mofes Laracey do do John Murphy do do john I aylor do do r.mfs T ylor do do Thmias Kl!y do do
Tb.-m .s Gnrfin do do
FJ'jali Rowth do do Hubert Higmi'S do do Barnett Puivpilley do do same do do
do above Murreys ftation Mis.
do above the moutli of Plumb creek do about fix miles E. K iikas. do about do do do one Sc a half miles brlow G. Tower do three miles above Grand Tower do do on E. fide KafkauVia crrek do one &, a hall miles below C. St. H.
do do do do do
Jrqu'- Boutilette 1 arm. front ext. from hills to Mis. P. U. Rochcr
Aur. Ltuvierre 400 acres impt on hills oppefite village St. Phillips
Ja. H. Murild. hnr of J. t'.Ka.ut 12 rpt. wide 408 arrrs tiom Mis. to hills P, 6av.
G. Morgan,
three and a quarter mil's lor
by f(
even acrrs v
ide
Jofrph Dubardo Thomas Onldron
S-mi. W'j.arton, Ant. Hyn
tor, Geor'e Morgan about 440 -acres from M illiflippi to lulls
J. Btiirtt U wife fix acres wide 2-10 acres from lulls to MilIilTippi Frniis Gobidnu on ure widr from hills to Mis.
nine acrrs Kfkafkia 20 acres or thcieabouts in the vil. S Phillips 3 acirs with a water mill & arpf each lide fame 7 aipt. trout 238 acres from hills to Mis. 5 do trout 170 acres on Kalkjfkia river fc ur .undrrd acres iniprovrinent. one fquare acre in K'fkafkia trur liundrrd ncres imprc-vrmrnt 40 rpt. joining Kas vilUr 51 acres I arpt. 34 acres in common field
nio. l.onis iVrit lcn. -i an iront fj acres in common tiela
hr..s of FJ:j h Smith Kln4 Smith 400 acres impt. 15 milrs above K3. on E fide riv.
. -i r .
. Vt'tYr do co do on Nine indetreek P'. 1 F 11 do do do on a fork of Murrysroad
same same Wdliam Murrey same
sime sne heirs of M. Phillip ent. by Chai. Davis The hrirs of J. Piot same 1 hnnr-is Kruberry Ifaac Hnry IV!. Drroufr St. Picfre Louis I upin L. Pe mi, alias Virbuncan, P. 'i'tngcon s-me T ,in E.r
jouis t" ttit
A GLANCE AT EUROPE The recent advices from Europe would induce a belief that a new war will take place. We can only fpeak hypotheticaily on the fubject, for there is no pofitive intelligence. But, agreeably toprefent fpels, we conceive the ftate of European affairs to be nearly as follows : Turkey, convinced of the hoHiledefigns of RuiHa aud France, and urged by Great Britain, has formed a treaty with England, which will neccflanly involve her in a war with France. . Auftria, fenfible of a fecret revolution on the part of France, to affail and fubdue ber to an inferior grade, has determined to roofe herfelf before the fatal hour arrives, and to perilh, if perifh fhe muft, in the afTertion of her rights. The probability, is, that there is an underftanding between Turkey, Auflria and England. Under thefe circumftances, the plan of operations may be as follows : Turkey to attack Rufli,and draw off her attention and refources from afCfting France. ' . The Swedes to diftraft the attention of Ruffia alfo in the north of Europe. 1 AuQria to aflail France. The Britifh to form flying marine aud lnd corps in the Baltic and the Mediterranean ; to land marauding parties, to bombard the mart, time town9. of France and her allies,
to beat up their quarters in all directions ; and by rendering it uncertain at what point they may begin or continue the aflault. make it nectflary for the emperor of France to ketk up a confiderable force in all the feaports of the continent friendly to him. Piuffia may do fomthing in this bufinefs,but not much. At all events Europe feems deftined to be torn by new wars, and for fome time to come prevented from enjoying the blflings of peace. The recent reconciliation betweeu England aud America, will not make Great Britain, any more defuous of a pacification than before. Spain may be confidered as fubdued. Portugal has, perhaps, by this time flrucd the fame fate. Partial oppofition to king ofeph may itill -xitt, but the baik-bonc of the 5pan"lh caufc is broken. After all, however, fome intrigue, fome deplomstii ftroke, fome cunning political manoeuvre, may fuddenly bri'ig about a renrral peace. A rc fult, nrvertliIf is. more to be hoped for than expected. FOREIGN. The months of January and February have ben very wet and tciiipeltuous on the coafls of Spain and Enyliud ; in the latter country, the villages, and even fome ol the cities have fufTercd confiderably by floci's and inundations ; the inhabitant ii. ving in fome cafes to fi) to the fecond (tones of their he u (Vs whil'l their furniture was fwept away before their eyes and themlVlvrs unable to o bioad to piomie food ; the mail 041 lies in many inftances were obltrudted in t lie i 1 phages, ard fon:e ot them
I !l I
e;ion, thr mulatto command-
tv inini .v uion John Eigir 1 s unc W'i li t in Wilfon Smjrl AM-n l)a-d Jlmiter Jorl I,rk Itobert Reynoldi
oq'irt; L. Marchdown4j arpents in front, 153 acres
11 Abrm. Mirricnl vm. Whitrlides I) 'I Hunter Wdl-am KHly Phillip Hutf
1 arpent 6 perches front 'ghfen acres
400 acres impt. fivr miles brhw the river Mary do do do between Kas. & Sdvcr creek do do do on Cox's crrk do do do on the Milliliippi do do do on ClarU. trace to Vincer.nei 7 AMES GILBREATH, Collector.
er of the H -ytian forces, has equipped a fpuadion of r i e tliip, one brig, and lour Ichooncrs, which abut :bc la It of March (ult) fulrd from Port 1U Prince in purfuit ol Chrillnplir's Cruizers ; an action was rxprcVd tbc beginning of April hr:wrCn Pction and Chriilnphe Mudi damage lus been do ne in H'dlrid by lar uund tions ; eight towi.sa.rr fiid to be entirrly dtdroyed, nd mny lives loft. 'I hrir m-jrltirs the king and queen of Prulha, mde a vifit to Sr. Pcteifbuigh. the cpital of he RuUian empire, in Tattu-iy Ult, and frt out on their return from thrnce on the 3 1 It of that month; thry were recened with diftinguifhd ceremony ; the London gazrttes fpe.-k -f the objret ot this journey as intended to make an irnptrfnon on the RulTian emperor by the Pruflian queen in favor ot a coalition 4gaull Frarice. The PrnlTun gCLCiali Rcmber, Lc-
cop, Beneckendorfco!, Bowman, and ma jor Rouch, have been arrefted and are to bo tried for their couduS during the late war, in the furrender of Stettin, Hamcln, and Spindau, and for permitting the fword of the Girat Frederick to fill into the hands of the French. General Prevoft, and the Englifli troops which conquered the ifland of Martinique, are on their return to Halifax, in Nova-Scotia. A malignant fever of quick progrefs and fatal iffue, has broken out in the military hofpitals in Plymouth in England, among the fick and wouhdrd Britilh troops which returned from Spai.:. The merchants of Havana have entered into a combination not to purchafe flour for a certain time with si forfeiture of one thoufand dollars on thofe who break it, for the purpofe of enabling thofe who purchafed flour at .a high price during the continuation of the American embargo, to difpofe of their flock on hand without lofs ; a letter from that place dated April 10, 1809, tays there are nine or tea thoufnd barrels of flour in that market, and further fays " The ultimate intention of this government is unknown, bat a. duty of about eleven dollars a barrel on flour will be impofed, and 50 per cent, on allother American articles, which can or havo been fupplied from Vera Cru or Camp eachy. They will grant a drawback, however, on all fuch articles including flour, which may be refhipped in any bottoms within 60 days after 60 days the drawback will (till be allowed when rehipped in Spanifli veflVIs. We know not what to aik for flour ; will not take lefs than 20 dollars. Produce has not rifen muchwhite fugrs 4 50 to 5 dollar; ; biown 2 50 to 3. Duty on wine, and all dry goods, except cotton, 22 per ct. (formerly 34 to 38 " Menou who commanded the French troops in Egypt, and who has been made a count, and governor of Tuftany by Bonaparte, 1)35 tflued a proclamation, in cen fequeuce of fome commotions in the department of Omborne, in which be declares that the city dl Sierna, and all the Communes of the department, fliall be fubjeft to military execution if they do not immer-' dinv ly drnounce all the enemies of the government, and all robbers, adding.-- " And 1 alfo make the arthhifhops, bifhops, recAors, &c. refponfible for the good order of thrir refpe&ive dioccfles" The ex-king of Spain, Cliarles IV. has recovered from his late illnefs. and the phyficians who at-tendt-d him from Montpelier, have teen difiniflVd with valuable prefents, Two large iflands, and a hVld of ice, were fallen in within lat. 4L 15, long. 51, 2G. The inhabitants of the Ifle of France are fa id to br reduced to the mo ft deplorable fituatioo for the wartf of piovifions. DOMESTIC In a heavy guft at Philadelphia on su-n-day lafl, the lightning flruck a houfe in Green ftrect, paflVd down the flair-cafe wbrre two children were fitting without injuring them, but killed a little boy who w is looking nut of a window at the foot of the Itaii s . the new work houfe or penitentiary, near Schuylkill, was twice (truck in the fame guft. The rev. Walter D. Addifou intends to open a seminary in Geoigetowu, in the diftiidl of Collumbii, on the rft of June, for the tuition ,of youth in Greek, Latin, Eiiglifh, Geography, arithmetic, reading and writing.-. In 450 towns in M aflat hufetts, inr. Goro h.ii 47.948 votes aid mr. Limoln 44 515, frderal majority 3,438 The hon. JTereinu ah Smith (f. oeial) is elected governor of New Hampf) ire, and it is (aio both branches of the Irgiilature of that ftate are federal. In Vrunont the governor arri a majority o! the firfl branch of the Irgsflatuir are tedrrI In Connr&irut fiovrrnor Trumbull (frdrr-1) is elefttd. and the Igiflaturr i alfo federal. M after Pyiir, a ynr,g American theatt'uat performer, has recntly heen difplayirg hi e-rly and extraordinary powers of nnnd on the hoards at the eallwrd ; he as exprded to Irve Ik ft on brfore long for the outlmaid jucie Lawinis, of N. York city, has drwua priz- ot 30,000 drllats in the lottery now drawing l that pi ce On A'it urd-y Ift a number ot demona's t;ave to Drs. Lrib ann Say a h-ndloine enteitainmentin riuladelphin, at vhnh a ari-iy of ptriotk tualts were drank. -S Xty vrflels, navigated with S90 urn, fdcd f .ni Sa lem, on foreign voj arJr m 5t cl 16, to A, ril 15, 109 C-pt. P-f . ' N Yrrk, form Turks Ifland, f.ij 5 tht fvr Americmi vefTrU outward bound wuli 1 "'ces, have icceiuly been captured in'luiki-A