Western Sun, Volume 2, Number 43, Vincennes, Knox County, 30 September 1809 — Page 3

Sachfenburg fiiall be delivered up to the French troops. Art. 5. The magazines, provifions and arms, in thofe places in the poflcflion of the Auftrian troops, may be carried away. Art. 6. With regard to Poland, both armies fliill occupy what they at prefent poffefs. Art. 7. The prefent armiftice (hall continue for one month fifteen days' notice (lull be given prior to the commencement of hoftilitirs. Art. 8. Commiflioners on both fides (hall be appointed to fulfil the conditions of this armiftice. Art. 9. To-morrow (the 13th) the Auftrian troops (hall begin to evacuate the territories designated in the armiftice. Fort Bruen (hall be delivered up to the French on the 14th, and Gratz on the 16th July, inft. D ine and concluded by the underlined, and authorifed by both Sovereigns. Baron VON VIMPSEN, Major gen, in chiei of the stajf of the Austrian army. His excellency the prince NEUFCHATEL. Certified by the general of the staffi cf the third corpse, REUBELThe Secretary in the abfr nee of the commandant, MARINVILLE,

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, THE LAWS OF THE INDIANA TERRITORY, Comprising those Acts formerly in force, and as Revised

Br Messrs. JOHN RICE JONES, and JOHN JOHNSON, And passed (after amendments) by the Legislature ; and the Original Ads passed at the First Session of the Second General Assembly of the faid Territory. Price Three Dollars Fifty Cents. ' ALSO A FEW COPIES OF THE LAWS PASSKD At the Second Session of the Secor.d General Assembly of the Indiana Territory. Price Fifty Cents.

FOR THE WESTERN SUN. United States Saline, 20th Sept. 1809. Mr. Stout, AS I have not the lead doubt but the readers .of your paper, have heard, and fome of them believed that I have been guilty of mal conduct in' office, and as I have fa tight an inyeltigatiori, and have not obtained it. I then inftituted fuit againft capt. Davanport, who 1 heard fhould have faid a great many things, calculated to injure uiy character, and remove me from office, but meeting with hirn at Kafkafkia, he gave me the following certificate, which I vviHi to have inferted in your paper, and which will (how all that my moft inveterate enemy's can fay, for I believe that thofe who wifhed me removed from office depended moftly on captain Davenport for proof of my mal conduct. I am, Moft refpeafully Yours, ISAAC WHITE. Whereas an unfortunate difference I133 arifen between Ifrac White, and myfelf, and whereas, I may have been led to make fome hafty exnrelfions concerning him, calculated to injure his character, in confequence of believing that fome perfons had poifened his, mind to fuch a degree againft me, that he had not done me juflice in his office as agent of the United States at the Wabafli Saline ; and being fenlible that, every man is fubject to impofjrion, $nd that I might have been mifUken TTV fupo&iing that mr. White's prejudice againttifir was fo ftrong that he could not do me juflice I hereby certify and declare that i have never (as I at prefent recollect) faid any thing calculated to injure the character of mr. White, except his prejudice againft me, and his fending a waggon load of fah to RufielvilJe. But I have always faid, and till fay, that there is not a man within my knowledge, who is more to be depended upon. And I do confider him to be a man of ftridt honor and integrity, and I have always faid, and dill fy, that I believe there is not one man in a thoufand that could fill the place tint he now fills (viz. as agent at the Wabafh Saline, for the United States) better than he does. Given under my hand this 15th, Sept. 1809. ADRIN DAVANPORT.

BY WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, Governor and Commander in Chief of the Indiana Territory, A PROCLAMATION. WHEREAS the circumftances of the Territory require that the Legiflature fhould be convened, I have thefore thought proper to appoint, and do by thefe prefents ; appoint Monday the fixteenth day of Oc tobcr next, for the meeting of the fame and the Members of the Legiflative Council and of the Houfe of Reprefentativesj and each and every of them, are required to give their attendance on that day, in the Town of Vincennes, accordingly. Given under my hand, and the feal of the Territory, at Vincennes, this l.s. thirty firft day of Auguft, one thoufand eight hundred and nine, and of the Independence of the United States the thirty fourth. WILLIAM HEARl HARRISON By the Governor, JNO : GIBSON, Secretary Doctors M. RETNOLDS fcf A. CHIRPS Will practice Physic, Surgerrj, &c. fcfc. In Kaskaskia, (Illinois Ty.) HOSE that make choice of repofing JL their confidence in them, will be attended with the utmoft of their abilities they will be found in their (hop contiguous to the Roman church. They have on hand a large affortmcnt o MEDICINE which will be fold wholcfaie on moderate terms. tf 1 June 1809. PRINTING,.

'A GREAT BARGAIN. IOR fa!e 175 acres of patent Kind lyinr within 6 miles of Vincennes, on tin

liver Duthis, with a good mill leat, and a new mill now huiMing thereon, leveralgood and never tYiiir.i; fpi'mgs, alfo a good well, about 2J acres clr-red land, under good fence, about nine acres good timothy mea dow, an orchard of about 150 excellent bearing p'-ch tree., alfo a fmll ap)!c orchard ol bearing trees, a good frame hcule 22 by 26, with i porch on one fi:!e, with other c n;vf nir-nt nit l.or.i-:. A turther tirl'cn; ti n is drained :;e.rdlr fs, :.s any jcrf m wi'.hir : to pr.:c.!ufe will no doubt iev tlu prrir.iii-s " cudit of one and two Years Vill br bir the Lit viv..cv.z by the ru:cl -ur payirj one tl ird down.

4 i IV r JL-t J.X. A. X As J. 'A J-J A.W A PTTILL be fold at public vendue on VV Tuefdaythe 10th day of Ottober next, all the Hock of cattle and horfes, alio fundry farming titenfds Sec belonging to me within this territory fix months credit will be allowed the pin churrs on giving bond with approved ferurity to, Adam Geo diet, senr Vincennes, (Ir.d. Ty.) S-pr. Z'Jih, 1H09. pr'The fdle vvjll commence at 10 o'clock A. M. the farm of John Woodcock No. of the Donation. A. G.

Handbills, Circular Letters, AND ALL KINDS OF BLANKS, NEATLY AND ACCURATFLY PRINTED AT THIS OFFICE. FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, T II K HEAL PRINCIPLES OK ROMAN CATHOLICS. By a FRENCH CLERGYMAN. Carefully revised St Elucidated with Notes

WANTED, A BOY between 14 k 16 years of age as an apprentice to the printing bufincfa at this office.

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BLANK DKKDs Tor Sale a: this Ojlcc, A L r O Blank U'irrants Summonses, and Execution.: fcr Magistrates Bjv SJe. c-r tbh Orlcc,

NOTICK. IS hereby gicn tint the fnbfrriber intends to apply to the court ofCommouPlras ot" Knox county to be nhold nnfirpei trni)rr ucXl, to grant him the c Sublet the infulvciit act. Francis. Adeline