Western Sun, Volume 2, Number 35, Vincennes, Knox County, 5 August 1809 — Page 3

ronGned in Cidiz, from wYich it would ap. pear he eilVced his cfc.pe, Hie event which h .s thus taken place, though unfortunate for the patriotic cauie lit Sp:m, has'removed every diiikulty which obfiiucled tire courfe of operations that it might behovf thr government of this couu try to purine', in concert with the prince of the Uracils. J Monte Video II ill hole's out agamll Liners, and mull be prevented from falling nudel his authority, or the whole of Spauilh America may be loft. It is to b( apprehended, that the French fqindron which failed fomt time fine e from L'Orimt, mSy have proceeded to the Kio de la Plata. !

Bell's Messenger,

AARON! BURR and MIRANDA. The Spauifh junta ambaflador at London

(Apadoca) Having made repicfentations to n ZV 608l 44H lnf

i . i .11 11 - f ' i T- m

me untun rammer ior toreign aiiairs,that feveral petfons were in London, who had in

liand an enttrf)rizc again ft the Spaniflicolo Tjj j0j maqi ymeSe pjjuWiuoi sjinj saci)

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NOTICF,.

inprrjui--to aon v to thr nrxt November

f It --- rm of the court of Common Pleas toi

the county of Knox, and Indiana Territory,

to eltablilh a ferry on White riv r below the mouth of IVidrS creek, at a place known by the name of the Rock ford. William Colemani

iN o r l. C E. 'fTTND to apply to the next Novenv herXerm of the court of Common Pleas for the county of Knox, and Indiana territory, to eftahlilh a ferry on the river Wabafb, from my Ihore to the o;pofite bank. Thomas Lcvens. May 13, 1809' 243

nies in Soutfe America, Miranda and Burr,

were particularly named ; the former how

evei contrived to obtain a pafTage in a vefiel ; Xq jujiuXd aKUi oj

bound tor ot. Lhriltophers, tor which place it is faid he cjeparted ; Aaron Burr who was alfo fummontd to appear, did not make his efcape, but pVefented himlclf according to the fummons: & was notified that he mutt depart from Eiigland ; he difclaimed all connexion or participation with any defign againft the Sphifli colonies, 8c claimed as a JJritilh fuhjeft, under magna charta, to remain unmolrjfted in the country to which he owed and avowed allegiance 1 Upon its Ijeiug urged that he was an Amrrican citizen, 8c that he had held a nation there which put his character as an Ameri can beyond queftion; he difclaimed the character of an American citizen, and aflerted that he was entitled to protection by his birth under the Britifh government, long before the Independence of America ; and that altho' the Britilh government might

connive at it? he maintained that the principles of Brhifh law and policy never admitted of expatriation ; and could not refufe to recognize the right of any fubjedl born within ihc real or its colonies. He was neJverthelefs advifed thathemufl depart the realm. He thereupon fignified that it was out of bis power, that he was drftitute of the funds requ fite to drfny the expences of his removal, or to difcharge the obligations he bad already incurred. Whether the funds were advanced or not ve have not learnt, but he was accompanied to one of the ports on the North lea, and fhipt for the continent. We heard feveral weeks ago that he hd taken his p ge' for the illat.d of St. Chriftophers and ys deftined for Trinidad. There werp fome other of the choice fpirits taken in company with Burr, and accompanied him in his trip acrofs the North fea. Unhappy outcafts, whom no country owns, alike disclaiming, and difclaimed by all ; from wljiofe acts, the want of honorable motives,1 withdraws not alone indulgence, but excites horror, and whofe misfortunes forbid all fympuhy, not even that of conipilfion or humiliating pity.

oi 9dxj Akvlx jjuou stiji oj piune oj JJui

jiej ajoip jxau jjqtuidc; ;o Ap yt qi

sjjqujjqnj aqa oj pa;qapui -Joiii V 5K)LLON

NOTICE. LL thofe indebted to the fubferibers are reouefted to come foiward and

make payment on or before the 25th day oi' Auguft, thofe who neglett to comply with this notice will be dealt with as the law diHoclgen Holmes. JnTy28th, 1809. 34 4 1 TO ALL OFFICERS W SOLDlERS, 1 OR 'Their legal iiepresentatives, 'Who ferved one or more campaigns in the regiment called the 44 Virginia Blues," commanded by the late general (then Colonel) George Wafliington, on or between the years 1754 and 65, and all thofe who ferved in the lixtieth regiment called the Royal Americans, commanded by Col.

Heniy Buquete, and alio all th ic who ferved in the Prnnfylvania Provincials, 1ft batallion, commanded by the late general then (col.) yohn Armftroug, 2d commanded by toi. James Buid, 3d commanded by the late general Hugh Mercer, (then col.) nd the 4th commanded by the late colonel Turbert Francis. Notice is hereby given that they ane entitled to a valuable bounty of Crown Land by virtue of the King of England's proclamation, dated the 7th October, 1763. The fcrvite mull be proved by commiilion, difch,.rgc or witnelTcs. Application may be made to Andrew Elacott, esq. Yotk ; John Copp, esq. Harrifbuigh, Hugh Brimfon, esq. Norih umberland county; John Scott, notary

public, Shippenfburgh ; John Holiday,

POST-OFFICE, Vincennes, July 1j, 1809,

A lift of letters r u ung in this oflice laft quarter, which if not taken out before the expiration of three months, will he return-

ed to the General Poll Ortice a dead let

ters, viz.

Ambrose Arthurs. Frederick ALison,.

John A!tont

hlackburn Akerst John Adams, .

Lemuel Baldwin, J. Br ads haw, Josiah Ulackford) William Berry , Sarah Crosby Levy ComJJton, 2. James Dunking I noch Davis, 2K Dennts Daccy Jesse F.mmerson, Rev, John Evans, William Gamble, E , Hickman, George Harper t George Leech, Antoine Lasselle, Robert ALCny,.

Antoine Murchai,

George Hat he, Thomas Beard, , Susan Bailey, S,

John Capbell, Margaret Crosby James Dugan, . John Dougherty, E Robert Evans, James Evans, G John Greathouse, H Eli Hawkins

Pear Leplante, M

Mary D M'Cleur,

Daniel MCLrc,

Betsy W. M Clure, James MLlurc,

Hubert Mostly, O. MCormtck, 2,

0" i

o Dollars Reward

RAN-A WAY from the ful)-

fcribcr in the month of November lull, a negro man iumn-cl MATIIEir, about 35 v-t-iirs of ;e, a thick fhort

well mack- fellow. How motioned,

at nnil tiick I ps and white eyes.

J am informed that he is gone to

the Ohio haline or the Ked liank

fettlemenU The alvovc reward fliall he ivcn to any Jierfon who Hull deliver the f;id nci;ro to me or fee tire him in any jail' lb that I may get him again. J 7. JaUcaumc. 1 r, Jan.; 1 1 1)'.) w

esq

Chambci fburii h ;

Charles BrevrU,

John Moore,

William Morgan, John Ohara, John Pea, Sally Parr, William Prince, 2, Benj. D, Price, Manasah Reevs, Aasabel Rawlings, Joseph Ransford, David P, Rankin, Peter Steley, 2, John Small, Joseph Shields,

Wm, btricklmg , John F, Thompson Frances 'TtiUote, Sofrine Vangordon, Edward Wilson, Jumts Watson, Isaac White,

Wm, V, Moreman,

1 O l f.'t ii lt f jt Y intention bmK to le.ive this coun1V1 tr, ii a frw week. 1 rrq-KMI all

tii )ir iiKlfb'eiS to me m - ui.......

v.r;. ,d Oi" e to vshom i ma oc to an

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banner i..!-ht -J, t.i tall np.n

1 i.itii

r.r r.-ttwr wh-it-ver t)

I I ff v -

Will f"t

m- at

esq. Carlille ; Jucoo Rudifill, esq. H-no ver, York county ; Charles J. .Smith, bedford townfhip and county, (who are each requcfted to alfix tlie fublctiaer's name and agent to all papers by the in reccivcd)-or by letter addreflVd to the fublVriber, at the Big .Spring in Cumberland county, or to

any of the above named agents, belore ttir fifteenth of 7"!)' next, and due attention

will be paid to render general fatisfation. The fubffriber alfo gives notice to all thole who have any chim againll the United States, or any individual ftate, for fer vices rendered during the revolutionary war, that he will undertake to prolctutc their claims upon the fame terms as the above. JAMES IRVIN. April 24, 1809 Editors of Newspapers throughout the United States wi 1 do ellrntinl fcrvce to a great number of tlieir fellow. Citizens and particularly io many diftrtlTcd widows and or phi ns, by giving the above a few infrrtions. imun'hng; Handbills Circular Letters, A N D A I. L K I N I) 0 1 BLANKS, NKATI.Y AS I) A(.Ci:HATH.V PU I NT I'D A r THIS Ol f ILK.

o L, G, Obaussier, P Wilsey Pride, Edward Porter, John G Pframar R Mary Reeves David Reel, Alex, Robertson,

Jacob Sutsman, Wttliam Salter, Moses Short,

John Thomas, V Samuel Vail, W David Watson, Jacob Warrick, John Walmsley,

Chene Zepherin 88 Gi 'Nl. W. JOHNSTON, p

RESPECTFULLY inform the pub.

fc that 1 am now carrying on the Kccd

'iiidkin? anu uiue-uying Uuiiucis in tne

lioulr loimerly ociupied by Win Mc'-

Ghwcd oppohte the tourt houle in Yin-

ceunes, 1 Hull color Cotton deep blue at

75 cents per pound, pIe blue at 37 md a

HORS e a

Brought in by the Weas Indians, and deli'

xtred to the Governor,

One bright chefnut four I mare, about

two years old lafl fpfing, about fnurtrcti

h mds hi6h, no brand or mark perceivable, Ihc ii not broke.

One bright forrel horfe, about fourteen

hnds and e half high, no brand perceivable, a fl.tr nd fnip, fuppoO-d to be, nine years old, a number of laddie marks on his

hack, and 1ns the phiUrh w.

Alio one forrrl hoifr fifteen hand hmh

-------- 41 branded on the oft (boulder W, a liar and fnip, his back much marked "with the fad-

die, about nine years old.

1 he owners are df hred to come forward

prove property pay charges and take them

away.

JOSEPH BARRON, Inte.pretcr

July $th, 1809.

INSPECTOR'S OFHCE, H "asliington, April 27, 1889 v

Ordehs. All ofh ers or the aimv who

are on furlough, or abfent from their refpecYive corps or llations, will report them--

ltlves without drhy to Admtant and Jli-

fpector of the army, major Nicoll, at the uty of Walhington ; fluting on what au

thority they are ablrnt, and the period lor

which their turloUkhs were civen : nu -!l

cets who lli tll hrrejfter br abfent frvnn their refpeclive corps or flations, will report

themlelves monthly as heiein dirrCAd.

By order of the Secretary of War,

A. Y. N ICQ LI,, Adjutant and Inspector,

C7Thofe printets who wrr authonlrd to

publilh the Laws of the Tenth Coi.grds of

the United Mates, are rrquelled to inf rt the abovr twice a week for three- weeks

and tranfmit their accounts to the Accoun

tant of the War Department for fettle

ment.

30 3 w Mv 6.

PROPOSALS BY

GENERAL W. JOHNSTON L. D.

( of VincenneSy I. T.J For pubhlhin by fuofrnption A work, to be entitled THE INDIANA JUSTICE AND CONSTABLES GUIDE. This work (litll unbrace a legal de-

fertation on the life and progrefs (u der

the Uws of Enlanu) and prefent rrfpi ctivc poweis and duty of Jufluts of the IVjce

and Conltiblrs undrr thr lt.ntr laws of

Indian.. it 111 1 1 likrwife contain 11 the

necefiuy forms for thrir rrfpcnvr 'fliies

and te prrtcrd with thr (onltr.ution

of the United States and the ordinance of

the Terriory.

The utility and eflcnti litv of furh

an undertaking and publication, efprcilly

in Induna, cannot inerd ic oubt not, for a moment, to he doubted it is thr rt fore

hoped tint4 what is centrally good, will

oe liberally encouraged.

CONDI HONS. 1. It will he comonfed of one volume

octavo, of oetwerit one hundred and one

. ft? i , 1 ui uriwern one t t cents per pound, Wool ucep nlue at I , . .... lit n, honored nnd hlty pes. AO cents ner oound. vaIc blue dt cents I . - 7

50 cents per pound, pale blue l 25 cents

per pound, it mult be well cleaned ai d

cleared of grertlc nnd foap, lo as the color may tAe its natur l t tfect ; I will take

11 X thredd at 2s U. 6d per lb. and tow

thicd at I5d per lo. in pan p-y t,r Reec,

and will alwa)s luve a lupply on hand to

accommodate purcoa'ris 1 give twelve fcc

a halt cents per pufhel for good allies.

JOHN BR UN ER.

June IG, 1809. 21) 6;n

George Jhi

2. It Hull be printed on poo6 cotT.mon

paper and ftitclrd-

3. It will be j ut to prfais form as four hundred conies rr fuUVnbrd tr (winch

amount, it is fupp f-d will barely drf;y tbr cxp"-nf'-5 wbnli muO t.cfrfTrily br incurred foi m 'teriah. a copied and printing)

4. It will be drltrTr6 to Ig'dci ibers, in Vinc-nrus at onr dollar pf r foj.y. 5. Tlie number of copies fuhfcrihrd for.

mull br p- id npon the fu'dinbrrs hrinrje publicly notified that the work is icaay for

J r 1 1 v r i y . F Snhfr rir.rion for th.r above wnrb

WILL take notire that I ,v,t, t)C rPff,vrii hy thefrvrr-lp, U MaOtrj

n ,nv biotlirr r.irmrn o

. i.u .I.., on ritlier ii r. 1

o. f-U my i;.m ul mill o.i the nvei Djulus onrcaf n.lr .-r.rrc phNJAMIN V. BLCKLS.

TOR SALE AT ITUS OFEJCE, r h k REAL PRINCIPLES

RO MAX CA TUO L ICS. Bv a FRENCH CLl.HOY M AN'. Carctully fevued U Elucidated with Notes

dnll attend at the Clnk's otrice oi K,.ox

county, on Satuid-y the 29th inlUnt, t

p.y into the liHiuis of the Clrrk, a'f rr'-Iv

io a law of. the territory, the tax ?nd i

trrrll on twenty cres ot kind (old f.,r trrn

tonal taXrS.t .r thr year 18(7, in thr name

of '1 hoirus Birtnn. ud b(uf tit by you on

thr liXtccnthday of Fcbiuary, 1308, la!t pjfl. Thomas . Withers. Alliance of Tho5. Raton. July Uth, 180V. " 32 3t

in tie irrritory, ry iuit Uenticniento

0 hnm fubff ipriiin p-p-rs may be forwarded

t.ii i.v o'heis wiii) m-.v trrl l-,voribk'

lil"pt)led towards the undcrt.k m-.

EDITOR.

BLANK DKKDS

For Siitf at this Office ALSO Blank Warrants Simwwnsts. and Ls'rcu turns for May 'grates, l or Stilt; at this Office,

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