Western Sun, Volume 2, Number 33, Vincennes, Knox County, 22 July 1809 — Page 3
.-Ill 11' . 'I'il'J' '. K'UBi .VVM'JJi
THE WKSTKRV SUN
. IT NCR XNES, Jul 22, 1809. The Editor muU regret the ncrieility he is under of claiming the indulgence of another week, for the pnrpafe of clearing up the report to induflrioully circulated to his prejudice, and which he had promifed this week want of time, he hopes will be con fidcred as a good exenfe for the delay. HARUISON, St. C!alr county, Illinois Territory July 4th, 1809. From an arrangement made by a feledl committee for that purpofe, the inhabitants of this town and its vicinitv met, at the houfe of captain Wamburn, on this day to cdebrate the anniverfary of our independence the following arrangements were made for the order of the d;v. 4 Shadrach Utnd.jun. President Abtjah Ward, I'tce President. Pcrtcr Dirling, with feveral other rrfpec tb!e citizens to fire the gun, the celebration commenced at day Hht by the firing of fexenteen rounds of a field piece about one o'clock, mr. Murphy fung a hymn, and delivered a pr.iyer appropriate to the accafion ifrer which Jacob A. Boyes, Efq delivered an animated add rets to near one hundred people of both fexes, and read the de. deration of American Independence after "which the company f-t down to an el-gant dinner prep-ued by enptain capt. Wnflihiirn after dinner the following toatts were drank, accompmied by a difcharge of a held piece to ca-th to ill. 1. The day we annually celebrate a fenrt to independent fouls. 2. The United States may their union like good cement, grow firm by long-(landing. r 3. The declaration of Independence may it become the political gofpel of our country. 4. The ConO.itution of the U. States the molt ftupendous Itructure of human invention. 5. Th? rights of nun -the political creed of all our citizens.
6. The facred memory of the fages and heroes of our glorious revolution. T. Thomas J-JTVrfon may the fervires lie has rendered his country immortalize his name in fpite of calumny. C. Jamrs Madifon the difcharge of his important trail, proves him worthy the confidence of a crreaj and free people. 9. The United States and Territories imy they always cembine in the caufc ol reTVdblicanifm and liberty 10. The Coig'ffs of the United States may their deliberations do honour to themfdves, juflice to their conllituents. 11. Profnerity to Agriculture, Manufactories and Commerce. 12. A friendly intercom fe with al! nations having corjefpondent difpoution. . 13. The luminary of Liberty tint raifed in th: United Stitr? may its ravs beam acrofs the Atlantic, c; dilpelthe dark clouds cf tyrin!''. 14. Th crom-ion of fcience. nrd aii'ral diir-jli-m of knowledge the greatcft
aliment of liberty. 15. May ti e g-niu: of peace, le America's guide forever. 1 6. Th- American fir love only to the fbns of liberty. 17. The Judiciary his Kxcellenrv th-tDV'ninr-..;! Sctirtrv k th', I udje's of the Ilii.io; Trrritory m iv virtue he thrir ftuide, t j : t th-y he uo: L id into the n:achinatijUi of parties.
I t 'VT-I'lM t r
By Ift'S. M C'utt Losig nnv we enjoy p-ace and eamlity tnd our rehi un and civil rights, under the auiVicious wings of the Am-rii ,n E ?. v Miss Jane .t'CV-j TI- -renius cf the 17th century D :or Pn-flly. By Mrs, C:ts Perp-tud diC-promt-m-nt to the e- etit!" nl ui union, ); Mrs. Blair The mm ;':y cf j;-pe-
ral G-oige Wellin gton, a:U aii ti c hero. - !
cf '76. P.v Co1. Hind M-'V par- ?v,d h.pp:-nci-rrit in iie l)reiU i tlif u-eri nr. cret:ry i,d Jud,-"? of "iir Territory furl, of thrm is have lliap-d thrir ccurl'r cut rtl'p"i topn'.y, Iiavc never r.udc
. farrii7ce of honor hut to thofe who have a fpeedy exportation without a drawback. Hv A. IWird The citizens of the Illinois Territory may this day completely er.tdicate all pmy fpirit, and all enmity ccafe rnd be fuccecded by peace, harmony and concord. By Major Moredock Thanks to Governor Harrifon and Judge Parke, for their fervices before the divifion of the territory. By Copt. Scott May mechanical genius rtomifli throughout the U. States. By Wm. McDonald His excellency Niman l'.dwards. Governor of the Illinois
territory may his adminiRration give fuch
utistattion as to make up the breach cauled
oy a leperation from Indiana. By Af. Hammond That ereat nhilan
t throphifL eminent philofopher, and illuftri- -
ous politician 1 nomas ram may he receive the reward of his labours in the man'ions of hhfs, and his name be remembered
with veneration, when thofe of his enemies
islnnk into eternal oblivion. ,
Jabez Warner May the citizens of
tne United otates, ever be too luft to in-
vnue the rights ot others too proud to iur-
rencler their own. Colonel Bond havintr retired. - ' . .
Thanks to Col. Bond, for his fervices as
a reprefentative of our county a Judge of
our court and a colonel ot the militii
The continuation of mr. Randolphs addrefs to the people has been poOponed lonrrir fl-ion .vr.-.nJ r 1 1 . 1
o " vjjtv.icu iiuiii mid vuiUdUlC tircumftances, and from a Dreflure of bufinefs
on the hands of the printer cannot appear llo t . I li 11 1 !-! 1
. rcK, ouc win certainly oe puoiuncu
POST-OFFICE, I'lncennes, July 1st, 1809. A lift of letters remaing in this office laft quarter, which if not taken out before the expiration of three months, will be returned to the General Poll OAtcc as dead let-
ters, viz.
A
John Alton, itnprosc Arthurs.
Blackburn AjSffTTrlrederkk Allison.
John Adams,
Lemur I Hildjniwf
J. Bradshaw, Josiah. Blackford, William Berry, Sarah Crosby Levy Compton, 0.. James Dunkin,t Enoch Davis, 2, Dennis Dace,
n
George Pat he, Thomas Beard, Susan Bailey, 3, C John Capbell, Margaret Crosby D James Dugan, John Dougherty E
Jesse Emmerson, Roh'ert Evans,
Rev. John Evans, James Evans. G
William Gamble, E. 7, Hickman, George Harper f
George Leech,
Antoine Lassellc, Rohert M'Coy.
Antoine Marchal,
John Greathouse, H Eli Hawkins,
rear Leplante, M .. Mary D. M'Cleur,
Daniel M'Clure,
NOTICE, fXfSfc of us will let out for fchiladel
V-X phm, the 1ft of Aueruft next, and
with our friends that are in arrears with us John Ohara
to be punctual in difcharging their balan
ces before that day. , , . Cbas. Smith, Q? Co. July 12th, 1809. 32 St
Betsy W. M-Clure, James M'Clure,
Jiobert Mosely, G. WCormick, 2,
John Moore,
William Morgan
John Pea,
Sally Parr,
Wm. V. Moreman, o L. G. Obaussier. V Wilsey Pride,
Edward Porter, ,
Jl SS '6081 cTtl l"f
JU1CJ JO XjdA033J
William Prince, 2, John G' Pframar
Benj. D. Price,
atp jopuiaiji jjuieSe pi3UPtuiuoD sjinj 3At?q
o -p3(iX3 Aeiu a3uou sitji oj puaj? o Sui
"!!.PJ -ll01!1 1X3U jqmadjc io Xep aqa
Aq iuatuAvd ajetu oj ppyanbJ pjb
sjjquDjqnj sip oj pa;q3pui Pjoqj
PATENT IMPENETRABLE STUC-
. CO, OR CEMENT.
A fubftitute for flates, tiles and fiiingles,
to covy roots ot houfes and other build.
ings, fc.
Itcilflr h of a daik and brilliant
slate, jfhicU is the prevailing tafte.
Should a houfebeon fire, and a brand from it be lodged on the roof of an adia-
cent nunuing covered with this liucco, the
urana will not communicate fire to the roof-
There are a variety of valuable trees
winch are o'lly ufed for ornament, as for
example, " the Lomuardy Pofllar." which
cannot when worked up withfUnd the chan-
ges ot weather, and Iikcwifc ' the Gum
(which mul! always b-confined to one ele-
merit) the intlozi;' he. &c. All thefe
might, by the aid of this ftucco, be a fubftitute for building, where the oak. the
pine, the cyprefc, the juniper, he. are ufed.
ni uiort it is (s expreflcd in the patent) 4 a substitute for shingles, slates and tiUs,, but may be ufed for many other purpoiVs. Tlw Jirefwattcn for this compolition may be m.ide throughout the year in any town, and on every f rm and plantation, h thereAithcoverwny building, at the eafy coft of one cent the Iquare foot ; but its appltcait on can o-.dy properly lnve efTec't when put in ferene weatiier from the fprii g to the fdl. The pitentee Jiimured under great difulvant.iges in the rxp-rimeuts he had thhonor to mke in the prHVnce of the Ho nor able the Justices cf the Supreme court. as the Ihuo ws -pp.fied to the Oiiiurle in a ve-y temprftuou! and ftonny l'c(on yet it di i not Nil. Thole entlrm-n who may be dfCrou t o'o: lining the privilrgc from the ptei. f...- !!i.ik!t,:; :i:ul ufmg the inperu 't-blt z!:.rc-ioT ;iiy -nun, countrv, di!?r nit, li-'tr. i i m: ition or ,r , w'll hc plei' d to m.k-p;-:u-ion to the n.vriitor, P. Balti ru: :, rr to Ms agent . Esq. at tor. !'-v atl.iw, ia the city of Wellington l-ttci s peft p id will be aticuJcd to.
Manasah Recvs.
Aasabel Ravjlinjrs.
Joseph Ransford.
David P. Rankin,
Peter Steley, 2,
John Small,
Joseph Shields,
Wm. StrlchUng.
II Mary Reeves David Reel, Alex. Robertson
Jacob Sutsman, William Salter, Moses Short.
John F. Thompson, John Thomas,
rrances Indole,
Sofrine Vangordon, Samuel Vail,
W
Edward Wilson, David Waisoni
James Watson, Jacob Warrick.
Isaac. White. John Walmslev.
Chenet Zef)h?riri.
88 GENl. W. JOHNSTON, p. m.
NOTICE. I IN7'END to apply to the next No
vember term of the court of Common
Pleas for the cintef-Knox, and Indiana
territory, tThiilh a terry on White ri
ver, one mile below the forks, at my own
land.
Christopher IFranr. June 10, 1809. 23 3w
One Cent Reward fc? no Thanh
I EFT me in April Idft an apprentice to
J the houle-carpenter and miners bufi-
ness nanrd Vill'um btricklinir, al)out
eighteeyeTTrs old, largf ot his are, who-
l"e5fAvill brinif the did f)nrrnrir.
mail eteive the above reward by me.
William II. Dunniea. Knox cfttmy, . I. Jukc 5, 1809. J 273w
BLANK DKKDS For Sale at this Office, ALSO
Blank JVarrants, Summonses, and
Executions for Magistrates. lor Sale at this Office. tf IMtlNTINU Handbills. Circular Letters, AM) ALL KIN'1)3 OF BLANKS,
NEATLY AND ACCl'UATKLY J'I IN'TED
AT THIS OIT1CE.
INSPECT jK's OFFICE, Washington, April 27, 1889 Orders. All ofllcers of the army who are on furlough, or abfent from their rtfpeclivc corps orftations, will report themves without delay to Adjutant and Infpeclor of the army, major Nicoll, at the city of Wafhington ; ftating on what au-
uioruy iney are aoient, ana tne periou ior which their furloughs were given ; and all officers who Hull hereafter be abfent frcoin their rcfpeclive corps or ftations, will report themfdves monthly as herein directed.
Jjy oraer oj the Secretary of War. A. y. nicoll; Adjutant and Inspector TC7Thofe printets who are authorifed to publifh the Laws of the Tenth Congrefs of the United States, are rcquefted to infert the above twice a week for three weeks,! and tranfmit their accounts to the Accountant of the War Department for fettlcment. 30 3v May 6, PROPOSALS . BY . GENERAL W. JOHNSTON L. D.' (of Vincennes, I. T.J For publi filing by fubfenption A work, to be entitled THE INDIANA JUSTICE AND CONSTABLES GUIDE. This work fliall embrace a legal del' fertation on the life- and progrefs (under the laws of Eni-Iandl and nrrrt .r.n:..!.
powers and duty of Juftices of the Peace-
aiiu vimimwuih. unaer tne ltatutr laws of Indian;- it Hull likewifc contain all th: nccelTarv forms for
' '""t u u i l era and be prefaced with the Conflitution of the United States and the ordinance of the Terriory. The utilitv and flVnt; uVitxr Ar r..r.
4 -" J. IUUI an undertaking and nuhl
in Indiana, cannot indeed it ought noti for a moment, to hr dnnhf-.fl;f ; i.- r
honed that 44 wlnr i r...vii.. i'
. j fsv.t..i any JJUUU, win be liberally encouraged.'.' .
CONDITIONS.
I. It will be comorifed of nni vnT.im.'
oclavo, of Detween one hundred anH
- 1 i UliU hunared and fifty pages. 2. It fhal! be printed on good common paper and ditched.
3. It will be put to prefsas foon as four hundred conies are fubferibed for (which amount, it is funpofed will bard
the expenfes which mufi ncceiTrik- h.
curred for materials, a copiaft and printing.) 4. It will be delivered to fubferibers,' in Vincennes at one dollar per copy.
I ne number ot copies fubferibed forf muft !xr piid npon the fubferibers hmo-
publicly notified that the work is reaav fnr
del I very.
hCF" Sulfcriptions for the ahnv- tvnrt-
will be received by thef-verdPoft. Maflers
in the 1 erritory, by ether Grntlemm to whom fubfription papers mav be forwarded
and liy others who mav frd f-
difpofed towards the undertaking.
EDITOR.
so Dollars Reward RAN-AW AY
fenher in the n-onth of November jail, a negro nu'n nanu-d
MATHlilK
about '35 years oI'jkc. a thick- fhort
uen made teliow . uwv uu.wiaA
n.. .a. .i ? . i . i ,
iuic m;ie, iiucK i' h iiiid wnitr e-Vf
I 1
i am niiornu n mat lie is gone to
l;e Uhio Saline or the Keel Bank:
llttlement.
Th;- above reward fh:i II he rtl.
....... j r m to any pt-rfon who I hail deliver
',ne laid negro to mc or lecure him in any jail lb that I may et him airini
L. L at?eaume. 1 r J in. 1P09. ;j qu.
O i l L, K.
J intend to app y to th- nrt NToveml)Cr 1 trrm th- i i:.t ot Comjiom p.,9 ;jr
l, e couri:-- r.n -nJ JMl;un4 'jvt oelUi'hji. t-r,y op While riv r J ! '
tiie mouth P'lO'Scrrrk. t a iA -lc ny the ;umc ot the R..t k fo-d.