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ihry might flilfi for thr r.ifelvrs. I underhand tint fome perfons whom 1 conlider as having no opinion of their own, preiunie to f ,y. In a cUndeftine manner, that the aft .ir appears a myllery to them yrt9 hecaulV this perjured villain Dunn, lays he has fwom the tuith. Such perfons muft lliut tlifir mouths, or I. will chaftife them agreeably to their bell drfrrts and like wile fome few women, who have the appearance ofladies, and who received their education in feraglios, 1 beg they would be filent for the future, tinh-fs they wilh themselves expofed to the world, which can be caiily done by, E. FEN WICK. St. Genevieve, Aug. 10, 1809. 3

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THE WKSTKRN SUN

I 7 NC ; ArA7 S, Aug u s r 19, I H09.

We this u ay complete the publication of the Laws of Gongret's, pafiVd at the Firft Seflion of the Eleventh Congrefs. A lift of non-refidents lands in the Hate of Kentucky, tor Tale for taxes, has been received, and is open for infpccYion at this otnee. To the Trustees of the- Borough of Vin cennes. Gentlemen, IF I am not mifinformed, you are authorifed by an ordinance of the Borough, to call upon the citizens to perform three days work, in each of the months of Auguft and Se ptember, in cleanfing the river Wabafii from the grafs which it af-

iVfC'authorifing the dift barge of John Heard from his imprifonment. BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America, in Congress assembled, That John Heard, Lie collrtfor of the port 'of Amboy, in the (late of New Jerfy, be difcharged from bis imprifonment, upon a jndgm-nt obtained againft him in favor of the United States : Provided, however,

I'll at he 111 ill firft jfTirrn anrl rrmvpv all tht

eft ite, real and p-rfoiMl, which he may now fordf and which, by remaining, becomes

own, or be entitled to, to fome perfon or J putrid the grab long lince made its apperfons, f r the tile and benefit of the U- j pearance better than half the month of nited States, und-r the direction of the Se- j Auguft gone, and nothing yet done what cretary of the Treafury : And provided ; hdS Caulcd the df . ,

'ri. ,a r.M .. n. .n :.. I

uijlt, i iini. wut i iu juuguicii'. in hi iriiMiii in'full force againft any eftite which the faid John Heaid may hereafter acquire, and that procrfs may at any time be thereafter iffued againft the fame, J. R. VARSUM,

Speaker of the If vat of Representatives.

GEO: CLINTON,

From French papers of June 11. Not having aif opportunity to examine the papers till a late hour, we are ooliged to content ourfelves with an outline ofth im

portant contents we find in the Lteft of

Vice-President of the United States, and thrm. From the 15th bulletin, dated 2d

President of the Senate.

June 20, 18o9. Apphovkd, JAMES MADISON.

TAKE NOTICK.

FIAT o:i or before the fifteenth day

June, at Ebeifdorf, ve learn : The French

had great fuccefs in Dalmatia, and had taken the commander in chief of the army op pofed to them. The duke of Ragufa reached Fiume on the 28th of May, and made a junction with the army of Italy, which this was the divifion on the right. The duke reports that an Englilh fquadron had reach

ed Trielte, with a view to feize thr Ruffian

c i r i ... u i it ue, wm ni iifvt ii-krMitii irnf lprnnn njvnicnt !

v" , ... r 7 a... i J..-L J:r r ... i

i i . ti . i trru . i t ucri . uui hum unnoimens were nviae as

lb ill exp dt all thole indebted to me to fettle their accounts bv that time,

And mui h oblige, Parmenas Baches. Auguft 18th, 1809. 37 3w

Ten Dollars Reward. RAN AWAY from the subscribers on the new road leading from St. Louis to Vincennes, two horses of the following description, viz.-- one a grey horse about fifteen hands high, blind in the off eye, and a large scar on about the middle of his ribs on the off side, shod all round, trots well, and is a strong made horse. --The other is a bay, with a small star and snip branded N on the near shoulder, natural trotter, about fifteen hands high, and shod all round they left us on the 2d of this inst. about seven miles on this side of the eighty five mile tree, and from what discovery we could make, steered eastwardly, so as to leave the road twenty or thirty degrees to the left hand--as they are aiming for Madison county, in Kentucky, we presume they will strike the Wabash considerably below Vincennes.--We will give ten dollars for finding said horses, and reasonable expenses for keeping them till taken away; information of their being found, and where they are must be forwarded immediately by post, to the post office in Richmond, Madison county, Kentucky, directed to maj. John Harris, or Jabez Crook. John Harris, Jabez Crook. August 8th, 1809.

Drouth

NOTICE, Brought in by the Piankashaw Indians and

delivered up to the Governor. A BLACK mare with a blaze face, the

dcin-c-td uy. to tin Gvt rnur, HL lirc- vit!ia A z - fre, the r 1'iie urd lnn'l f"t vlnte, lui

,t 'J-f i U ' if.l I i tule,

If ! in ' liu b. u i n ;m! o!

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tti- litnii p ,rt '

I,- .,r n,nl,l-i I 1) I"' ven V'-ars

III" t t . i . I. . . i rr el h-r U' df-r !;o w bite

l.f rr ts liefprd to co nr

and take hrr

to - v arc!.

psove pt(p ity, pV charges,

aw v. , Joseph Huron In!-rn" t r.

fecured the RuUni! fleet, and the Eiu'hlh

left the port 1000 Aultrians at Kiembson the right bank of the Danube, were made prifoners by the troops of Wurtmihur. By the 14th bulletin at Ebeifdorf, 1ft June, the bridges on the Danube had betn rebuilt, and important preparations hud been nude on theDinube. Alter the defeat of gen. JHIachich, the French on tlv Solza had many prifoners. gen. Lafalle h.d his head quarters near Prefburg, gen. M 'Donald had entered Gratz, Sc had taken immenfe ftores.

of the enemy, the duke of Dantzic was at

Lintz. The prince of Ponlp Corvo at Vienna. Vand-imme, at St. P(lron. Order w.s reftorcd in the Tyrol Vienna was quiet. The duke of Monttbello (malfha! L.ifues) had died of his wounds. From the Byonne journal, of June 11, we lr-arn that the French had everv fuccefs

to Dilmatia. By letters from Gcfnic, the. T 1.1. ' .

fienihlnu taken more than 1000 pnloners, ard having dilprlVd the enemy, the F. were dvaut.ipg. In Turkifli Crona the l inks h.d rile-n in arms Sc had invaded the Aultiianpaitofth.it Louutry 1 hey had t k"n C hin and Drefuic k, and hnd already p)lT llion confiderable part of tint country. Bv letters from Triefte the French fl g was difplytdin that place on t'ne 18 My. The Bullims had i.duud it by repeated chit hi res of cannon. From Pcterfburg May 13, we learn that the KulFian troops had irceived orders to p-netr-tr into the Autlrian provinces. Horn Pruilii w.r lrarn tlMt the news rf the war between It u Ilia St Aultrit ha ) rea ilird Wa-faw that the ' tiilriHiis had lef V arliw wl.'uh th-y h:,d entered, ai.d that the dnkf- Frrdin.ind h d hero friodden b I'rulFn to violate t! prr cf Sihfia. O the l.i'.h Mu. the llulfuns wrr- within 2 days minh oi WarUw, aid the duke Fer ilciiid w.i upon c retreat. I he S X )ii arin had rea. h?d !.inT7 on til" ITt.'s M .y, nd w-i ni iicl iii lor i -r n - t.-'O't' i , hir to- Fr-prr enifrnr p-tfler L'-i.u'.t on lb.- May from Kulli, an;, 1 1 'jmi S - Jr'i. I I. Au!!'i4ti rnerI Muhr, had h'-' fiii..it vJ i-r of Pom the Hull. iU- St tr Iti'nl; in cMt dirr ct". li t'r .rip n 1 1 1 1 - t!ir archdi.kr joliii h ! 1 It ls,uj'j mc;i, CU cnncn, anu

The French papfrs contain feveral bulletins of the rmy ui'Germ ny, of a p eiou date to thofe we have mt utiontd, but W( had not time to examine them. On the 2Sth April the emperor of Hnftl informed the Audri rn mmilier that ti r Auftrians had .itt-u ked the Dutcl y of War fiw, he coi.lidrred himlrlf 4t war with An ftri i, and tlut all diplomatic relations br tween the two courts hd ceafco. The American national brig Syren, hat! arrived at L'Oricnt from B.diimoie, with dilpatches. Foreign Office May 20. The king has been ple.ilVd to 'appoint Fr.mcis Junes Jackfou, Efq. to be his ma-j-fty's envoy extraordnidr y and minifter plenipotentiary to the United States of America.

POST-OFFICE, Fincenncsn July st, 1809. A lift of letters renning in this oftii e laft quarter, which if not taken out before the expiration of three months, will be returned to the General Poft Oftkc as dead let-

ters

n Alton! Ambr ckburn Jkersf Frede

John

Blackb

John Adams ,

Lemuel Baldwin 'J. hradshaw, Josiah tilacford, William berry , Sarah Crosby Levy Camp t on , 2. James Dun kin, fnoch Davis, 2, Dennts Dacey Jesse JLmmerson, Rev. J vin Lvans, William Gamble, F,. I, Hie h man, Ueorge Harper, George Leech, Antoine Lasselle, Robert M Coy,

Antoine Marchal,

Ambrose Arthursy

rick Allison.

George Bathe, Thomas Beurd, Susan Bailey, 3,

John Capbell,

AJargaret Crosby.

James Ducan, John Dougherty,

E Robert Fvans, Janus Lvans. G John Greathouse, H Eli Hawkins,

Pear Leplantc, M Mary D. M'Cleur,

Daniel M'CL re,

. in jamts litre.

Hubert Mosely, G. M'Cormick 2,

John Moore,

William Morgan, John Ohara. John Pea,

Sally Parr,

Wm. V. More man,

L. G. Obaussier.

j Wilsey Pride,

Edward Porter,

William Prince, 2, John G- Pframar

Benj. D. Price,

Manasah Recvs, Aasubel Raulings, 'Joseph Hansford, David P. Rankin, Piter Steley, 2, vhn Sm:i, Joseph ShteUlt, Wm. Kitrukling.

11 Mary Reeves David Reel, Aitx. Robertson,

Jacob Sri tun an, Wt linni batttr, MvslS Short. T

-John F. Thompson, John Thomas, Frances 'It.dv.e, V Sofrine Vangntdun, Samuel Vail, W Edward Wilson, David Wet son, Jmts Watson, Jac -,'o War nek, Iraac White. ohn Wufnulty, Clicnct Zepherin.

S u l W. JOHXS TON, p. m.

lJuturs M. REYNOLDS if A. ClUPF

& Will price

In Kaskaskm,. (Illinois Ty.)

llfO'E '.ht ui-k- choice of reolii JL tbr ir ot fj !ft, r in them, will tiv ;ri.d d with :hr utuu tt oi tlir ir -t-iht i-s tltrv witl Or t;U'td iii their Hi op Oi.tgu u '.' I be H o:t n c hut c I). 'I hty hivr on lrge affortment ot M E I) I C I X E v!ii h v ill be fjU wjiolj;! lc o;i moderate terms. 4' i 7un: 130?.

NOTICE. THOSE who are indebted to the Vincrimes Library, re requested to make immediate payment, otherwise by an order made by the President and Directors I shall be obliged to bring suit for the money now due. Jeter Jones. Librarian Aug-ift 8th, 1809.

NOTICK. AL! thofe iirfrbted to the fubfcribrri r- reqnefted to come f 11 ward and make paym-i.t on or hrforr the 2j'U day of Auguft, thofe who neglec to comply with this notice will be deU with as the Uw di

rects. Hodgen fc? Holmes. July 23tb, 1809. 3 it

KNOX COUNTY, sst. PERSONALLY came William Hargrove, who declared on oath, he administered on the estate of the late William Patterson, who was the assignee of Waller Taylor, of a quarter section of land known by the South half quarter of section number thirty five, in Township number one South, of Range number eleven West, in the District of Vincennes A certificate for which has heretofore issued (number fifty seven) dated May twenty, one tbousand eight hundred and seven, and which cannot be found among the papers the said Willim Patterson, which (he thinks) is lost. William Hargrove. Sworn and subscriber before me the 31st July, 1809. George Wallace. ALL persons concerned, are hereby required to take notice, that in three months from the date hereof, I shall issue to Waller Taylor, a duplicate certificate, No. 57, dated May 20th, 1807, for the South East quarter of section No. 35, in Township No. 1 South- of Range No. 11 West, unless previous to that time, some legal and sufficient objections are made there to. John Badollet Register of the L. O. at Vincennes August 9th. 1809. 36 3t PROPOSALS GENERAL W. JOHNSTON L. D. ( of Vincennes, I. T.) For publishing by subscription A work, to be entitled THE INDIANA JUSTICE AND CONSTABLES GUIDE. This work shall embrace a legal desertation on the life and progress (under the laws of England) and present respective powers and duty of justice of the Peace and Constables under the statute laws of Indiana---it shall likewise contain all the necessary forms for their respective offices --and be prefaced with the Constitution of the United States and the ordinance of the Territory. The utility and essentiality of such an undertaking and publication, especially in Indiana, cannot indeed it ought not, for a moment, to be doubted--it is therefore hoped that "what is generally good, will be liberally encouraged." CONDITIONS. 1. It will he compiled of one volume octavo, of between one hundred and one hundred and fifty pages. 2. It shall be printed on good common paper and stitched.

3. It will be put to press as soon as four hundred copies are subscribed for (which mount, it is supposed will barely defray the expenses which must necessarily be incurred for materials a copiast and printing.) 4. It will be delivered to subscribers, in Vincennes at one dollar per copy. 5. The number of copies subscribed for, must be paid upon the subscribers being publicly notified that the work is ready for delivery. 6. Subscriptions for the above work will be received by the several Post Masters in the Territory, by other Gentlemen to whom subscription papers may be forwarded and by others who may feel favorably disposed towards the undertaking. EDITOR

August 8th, 1809

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