Western Sun, Volume 3, Number 34, Vincennes, Knox County, 18 August 1810 — Page 3

NOTICK, TOU a long time paR I have been enJL clcavominij to collect my private tiebts my debtors have told tie that it -vvr.s owing to the fcarcity of Gafhthat they couhl not dtfcliarge their accounts with mc I now inform them that I will take BKKF CATTLK tint is not under four years old, delivered at msj. Noah Purcell's or capt. Andrew Putcell's, on or before the 1 5th day of Sep. tember next, or pood FLO UK at my own houfe, thofe who fail to comply with this notice may expcl fuits brot. Peter fanes. Auguft 10th, 1310. BY THE PRESIDENT of the UNITED STATES. WHEREAS, by the fccond eclicn of the ail entituled ,l An al making provilion fur the difpo.sal of the Public Lands, fituatcd between die United States military Tract, and the Connecticut reierve, and for other purpofes," paHed March third, one thou Hind tight hundred and feven, it is cnncled, That all the lands of the United States, in the therein mentioned dillricls, not othcrwife difpofedof, or excepted by the (aid ncl, llioll be offered for (ale to the liighell bidder, under the direction of the Hegifter of the Land Oflice, and the Receiver of Public Monies, at the places refpcclively ivhcrc the Land Oitices are kept, and on fuch day or days as fhall by proclamation of the Preiidcnt of the United States, be dcfigiiated for that purpofe. AND WHEREAS, by the third feftion or the act entituled, 41 An act providing for the fale of certain lands in. the Indiana Territory, and for other purpofes," patted April thirtieth, one thoufand eight hundred and ten, it is enacted, that from and alter the fu ll day of June, next following, the fccond principal meredian eftabliihed by the Surveyor General, in the Indiana Territory, fhall be the boundary between the Diftrict of

Vinccnnes and JelTerfonville, and i

that the lands included in the faid diitriclsrcrpe&ivcly fhall become a part of the dUliics in which they arc included. AND WHEREAS, by the iirft lection of the act entituled, 11 An act concerning the fale of the lands of the United States, and for other purpofes,'' paired, March thirty firll, one thoufand eight hundred and eight, it is enacted, That wheneer the prciident of the United States, has been, or may be authorized to caufe the public lands in any land diltrict to be offered for lido, it fhall be lawful, whenever he fhail think it convenient, to oner for fale, at fir (I only a part ol the lands contained in fuch di'.bict, and at any iubfequcnt time, cr times, to oiler lor sale in the f::me manner, any other part, or the remainder of the land contained in the fame. WHEREI'THIE, I, JAMES J.lADlSOy, Prcfidvnt of the United States, in conformity with the provilions of the acls aforefiid, )o hereby declare and make known. 'that, fa!es for the difpoiai of the following defuibed quarter

sections of land, adjacent to the Old Indian Boundary Line, in the Indiana Territory, and call of the second principal meredian, viz.

ange. Town- j Quarter No. I rtiip. J Section. I 1 1 north. S. E. 30 do do S. VV. ro do do N. E. 31 do do N. E. 52 do do N. W. 3rs do do N. E. 33 do do N W. 33 do do S. E. 33 do do S. E. 34 do do S. W. 34 do do S. W. 35 do 3 north S. V 19 do do K. W. 30 do do. S. Wi 30 do 1 south N. E I do do N. W. I do do S. E. 1 do do . N. E 2 do do N. W. 2 2 do S. E. 5 do do S. VV. 5 do do N. W. 6 do do S. K. 6 do 7 do S. VV. 6 do do N. E. 8 do do N. E. 9 do do N. VV. 9 do do N. Ei 10 do do N. W. 10 do do S. E. 10 do do S. E. 1 1 do do S. W 11 do do S. VV. 12 do do N. E. 13 do do N. W 13 3 1 south S. E. 17 do do S. W. ir do do N. E. 18 do do N. VV. 18 do do N. E. 21 do do N. E. 22 do do N W. 22 do do N. VV. 23 do do S. W. 23 do do S. E. 23 do do S. R. 24 do do S. W. 24 4 1 south S. V. 27 do do . .V. ! 28 do do 5. VV. 23 do do M. E. 29 do do N. W. 29 do do S. E. 29 do do N. E. 30 do do K. VV. 30 do do N. E, 34 do do N. E. 35 do do N. VV. 35 do do S. E. 36 do do S. VV. 36 do do N. W. 36 5 . 1 south S. W. 31 do do S. E. 31 5 2 smth S. E. 3 do do S. V. 3 do do N. W. 4 do do S. V. 4 do do S. E. 4 do do N. E. 5 do do N. VV. 5 do do N. E. 6 do do N. E. 10 do do N. K. M do do N. VV. 1 1 do do N. VV. 12 C. i do S W. 1 2 do dr S. E. 12 6 2 south S. VV. 7 do do S. E. dj do S. VVr. 13 do do N. E. 17 do do X. VV. 17 do do K. E. J do do N. I. c co N. VV . j Co do S. VV. 23

ffrjr Department, July 10, 1510. NOTICE IS 1 1 KUEHY GIVEN, '"Tj IlAT frp irate propofals will be recei JL ved at the olVue of the iVctetary for the d.p4rtt;icnt of war, until twelve o'clock t noon of the f,tl Monday in November next, tor the fupply of all ratiom that may be required lor the ufe of the United States, Itom the fuft day of June, one thou find eight hundred and eleven inclufive, to the full day of June, one thoufind eight hundred and twelve, within ihe States, 'territories and Dillricts following,

viz Ift.yrVt Niagara, Detroit Micbilii kinac, Eort Wayne, Chikapo, and in

Shall he held at Jefler fonviI!e in the Indiana Territory, on the third Monday in November, one thousand eight hundred and ten. Given under my hand the feventh day of July, one thoufaml eiht hundred and ten. (Signed) JAMES MADISON.

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their

immediate vicinities, ar.u at any place or places, where troops are or may he ftationed, marched or recruited within the territory of Michigan. ' 2nd. At any place or places, where troops are, or may be Rationed, marched or recruited within the Itatcs of Kentucky & TeunelVee. 3rd. A: Belle Fontnine, Fort Ofage and Belle Vue, and ;it nny place, or places, where troops are, or may he ft.itioned, maiched or recruited within the (late cf Ohic,

and the Illi ncis, Indians and Eouifnni territories, except Fort, Wayne and Chikago, and their immediate vicinities. 4th. At any place or p!ace3, where troops axc or may bcntioned, marched or recruited, within the Mifiilfippi and Orleans tenitorirs. Propofals will be received at the fame time for fupply'mg rations within the diftricU iforefaid, for two years, commencing on the firftday of June, one thoufuid eight hundred and eleven. 5tln At any place or places, whre troops are or may be Rationed, marched or recruited within the didrict of Main, and Rate of New Hampfhire. 6th. At any place or places, where troops are or m?y be Rationed, marched, or recruited, within the Rate of Vcr mont. 7th. At any'place or places, where troops are, or may be Rationed, marched, or recruited, within the Rate of Maffcchufetts, the town of Springfield excepted. 8th. At any place or places, where troops are or may be R ttioned, marched, or recruited, within the Rate of Connecticut and Rhode Ilhnd. 9ih. At any place or place?, where troops are or may be Rationed, marched, or recruited, within tie Rate of New York, Ni gara and Its dependencies excepted. 10th. At any place or places, where troops are or may be Rationed, marched, or recruited, within the Rate of Ncv. Jerfey. ' llth. At any place or places, -where troops are or may be Rationed, marched, or recruited, within the Rate of Pcnnl'yl-

v-ann.

12th. At any pi ice or places, where

troops are or may be Rationed, marched,

or recruited, within the Rates of Marylaud, Delaware, and the DiRrift of Co

lumbia. 13. At any place or places, where troops are or may be Rationed, marched, or recruited within the Rate of Virginia. 14th. At any place or places, where trocps are or may be Rattened, marchrd, or recruited, within the Rate of North Carolina. 15th. At any place or places, where troops are cr my be Rationed, iiiarci.ed, or recruited, within the ilate of South Ca rolina. 16fh. At Ocmuljee, Old Fields, and at anv place or place:, where troops arc or may be R.f.ion-d, marched, or recruited, within the lunics cf th; Rate cf Georgia. 17:h. Frcpofals will alfo be received, as aforeiYid, for the fupp!y cf all rat:or; which nay be required by the United State?, for the troops which are or may be Rationed, tr.as c!:-d, or recruited, witnin the town of Srip-jtlclJ, in the futc of MaiTachufetti; an; t'jr the armorers, and other

"prions employed in the United States ar- ! mnry at that place, from the firR day of

June. c;:e thoufand c i j? 1 t hundred and ec

vr.i, r:clui:ve, tatliefi-R day of June, one tiioufm-j eiglit h.tjri.lrnl af.d twelve. A rition to coniiil of one pound and one

V, : . r . r r o u::.i cf

t beet, pr',:.

ti.ree tjjariers c: a -rn onncei of bread

or :r, one of r::m, wh,!;ry, ' or bran-

ae cf two yiufts of fa 1

Ceveral component parts of the ration Hp.U rr; fpecified ; hut the Uniteil State:; refervs the right of making fuch alterations in tl prier of the comror.cnt prts of the ration forefaid, as fhall make the price of each part thereof hear a juR proportion to the propofed price of the whole ration. Ths rations arr to be furniR.cd in fuch quantities, tint there finll at all times during the term of the propofed contracl,be fufiicient for the confuirptian of the troops at Miciiihrrmkinsr, Drtroit, Fort Ofage, and Hrlle Vue, Ciikrgo, for Rx months in advancr ; and at each of the ports on the weflern waters, fcr at leaR three months in advai.ee, of cord and wholrfome provifion if the fame Rial! be required. It is alio to be permitted to all and every of the commandants cf fortified places or poRs, to call for at fe-fons when the fame can be trar.fported, or at any time in cafe of urgency, fuch fupplies 61 like provifions in advance, as in the difcretiori of the commandant Riall be deemed proper. It is undeiRood that the contra&or is to be at the rifl: of ifiuing the fupplies to the troops, and that all lo(fes fuRaiued by the

depredations of the enemy, or by means of the troops of the United States, fhall be paid by the United States, at the pi ice of the articles captured or deRroyed,as aforei ud, on the depofiticn of two or more perfons of credible characters, and the certifi. catc of a commiffioned ofiicer, Rating the circumRances of the lofs, and the amount of the articles for which compenfation lhali be claimed. The previlege is underftood to he referred to the United StatC3, of requiring than none of the fupplies, which rray be furii'iRu ed under any of the propofed contracts, Hi -4 1 1 be ifiued, until t!:e fupp!ies which have been, or may be fumiflied under the contracts now in force, have been milium ed ; and that a fupply in advance, may be always required at any cf the fixed poRs cn the fra board, or Indian frontier, not exceeding three months. W. EUSTIS. 7 The Editors of the newfpapers who are authorifed to publiRi the laws of the United States, arr requeRed to publifli the foregoing advertif-ment twice a week for four fucceffive weeks. July 13. 31 8t

THE WESTERN SUN. VIKCElfNES, Aucusr 18, 1810.

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and cue p3;:r.ua:yi a halt of candles, to c-

Icar cjuart" of v'i-.?r2r, four rounds of fo

ap.

The great war chief of the Shnwanoes, ck brother to the Prophet arrived at this place on Simday laft, accompanied by a large number of chiefs and young warriors, for the purpofe of holding a council with the Governor, they have had two conferences, but nothing material has as yet tranfpir-ed.

Extract of a letter from a gentleman at St. Louis, to his friend in this place, dated, Auguft 3d, 1810. ik On my return from the garrifon up the Midonri, I flaid at captain Coles, who had ju(t returned from the purfuit of fome Indians that had Rolen horfes from the fettleincnt they came in view of the Indians in a prairie, and purfued on until niht, and encamped, made fire, Tec. in the wood land, not apprehending any danger from the Indians, lay dou n to flecp fometime after midnight, they were fired on by the Indians, and four men killed." Several communications which have been received, and omitted for want of room, (hall be particularly attended to in our next.