Western Sun, Volume 3, Number 38, Vincennes, Knox County, 15 September 1810 — Page 2

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Art. 4th. All the fiipuUns rr.ade in the Meaty t G.c-cnvilir, lelatively to the in m.cr of pavmg Ucr annuities, and the rihtoi the Indians to hunt upon the land flj .11 apilv i' -n.iuitirs granted and the

lJrd ceoVu by the p.etnit treaty.

Ait. 5.h. I he content ot the Wea tribe v ,e if rtfary to compl te the tide to the It tr .cl .ifl-uid here ceded ; a feparate con-

uti n 111 1 1 he entered into brtwern them 1 the United States, and a reufonable al a ince ot. goods gn en to them in hand, & a mane t annuity, winch fhll not be lefs to 300 loll .rs, fettled upon them.

it. 6ih. The annuities promifed by the inl aitnle, and the goods now delivered the amount of 5 200 dollars, (hall be lerrd s a full compenfatiow for the if: i nde in the tuft article. Art. 7ih. The tribes who are parties to

is treaty being delirous ot putting an end

the depredations which are committed by

indmed individuals of their own color, mi the cattle, horf s, Sec. of the more dubious and careful, grce to adopt the Mowing regulations, viz : when any theft

other depredation (hall be commuted by y individual or individuals of one of the -j above mentioned, upon the property any individual or individuals of another be, . the chiefs of the party injured fhall

k application to the agent of the Uni-

tea Staf?, who is charged with the delivery

th- annuities of the tribe to which the

cfjf-nding pry belongs, whofe duty it Hull bt to hear the proofs and allegations on either fide, and determine hetween them : 5c the amount of his award (hall be immediately deducted from the annuity of the tribe tcl which th offending party b longs, and g'tvrn to the pe-fon injured, or to the chief ot his vilhe for his ufi. Art. S'H. The United States agree to re. i q 1 1 fli their right to the rcfrrve, at the old Ourodenon towns, made by the treaty of G enville. fo far at leaft as to makr no further ufe of it than for the eftablifhment of a military poft. Art. 9th. Th? tribes who are parties to this treaty, being defirous to (how their at

tachment to their brothers the Kickapoos, agree to cede to the United Sjttes the lands :

on the northwHt tide ot the v abain, trom the V'nce'in-s trad to a northwardly extenfmn of thrli'ie running from the mouth of the if-irefaid Racoon creek, and 15 miles in width from the Wabafh, on condition that th- United States fhall allow them an annuity of 400 dollars. Rut this article is to have no etfrct unlefs the Kickapoos will agree to it. In teftimony whereof, the fiid William Henry Hanifon, and the Sachems and War chiefs of the brfore mentioned tribes, have hereunto f-t thrir hinds and affixed their feals, at Fort Wayne, this 30th of Spt-

e-nhrr, 1809. William H. Harrisons Delaware?,

Anderfon, for Hoi kiugpourfkin.

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who is abfent, X

An.'-rfon X P-r.el;.-kipon X Th- B-vr X C'puin Killburk X Patazvaiimies. Winrrmc X Fiv- lr J-ils by his fen X M O J W g o X S'm(Tahec i t, for himfelf and his bro t irr Tuthinipre X OiTnet hrotlur to Five Medals X N nouiVk i h, Pcnamo's fun X

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Pucn X (l. s. The Owl X l. s. M-ilKk-t.ohcua, or the Little Tin ile X l. s. Wip-mani'ua, or the Loon X l. s. Silver H. eis X L. S. Slia w apcuonio X l. b.J ErI Rizers. Charley X i.. s. Sh-'h nromrqnah, or Swallow X l. s. The yoU'H VVv-ndot,a Mun.i f hlk Htrt. X l. b.) If. pr-f-nce cf P ur J r.t-s. f-crrnryto th comrr.ilTioner.

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IlerJrick Aufwjmut. William Welh, t John Lonner, Svom hilsrhrctcru Joleph lvrron, I 1 Abraham Ath J NOW THEREFORE, to the end that the faid treaty may be oblcrved and performed with good faith on the part of the United States, 1 have cauiVd the premilVs to be made public, and 1 do hereby enjoin and rcqure all perfons bearing oOice, civil or military, within the United States, and all others, citizens or inhabitants thereof, or being within the fame, faithfully to ob ferve and fulfil the faid treaty, and every claufe and article thereof. In tcfiimony whereof, I have caufed the feal of the United States to be affixed to thefe prcftnts, and figncd the fame with my hand Done at the City of Wafhington, the 16th day of January, in the year of our Lord, 1810, and of the independence of the faid Hates the thirty fourth. JAMES MADISON. By the Prefident, R. SMITH, Secretary of State. By the Prefident of the United States of America, A PROCLAMATION'. WHEREAS, a treaty was made and concluded at Fort Wayne, on the 30th day of September laft, between tbe United States and the Delaware, Putawatamie, Miamie and Eel river tribes of Indians, Sc on the fame day a feparate, article was entered into between the parties, which was duly ratified by the prefident of the United States, by and with the advice and confent of the fenate, on the 2d day of January in the pre lent year, and is as follows : A feparate article entered into at Fort Wayne, on the SOth day of September, in the year of our Lord, 1809, between William Henry Harrifon, commilfioner plenipotentionary of the United States for treating with the Indian tribes, and the Sachems and chief warriors of the Miamie and Eel river tribes of Indians, which is to be confidered as forming part of the treaty this day concluded between the United States and the faid tribes, and their allies the Delawares and Putavvatamies. As the greater part of the lands ceded to the United States, by the treaty this cay concluded, was the exclufive property of the Miamie nation, and guaranteed to them by the treaty of Groufelaud, it is confidercd by the faid commiffioner jutt and reafenable that their requell to be allowed fome further and additional compenfation fhould be complied with. It is therefore agreed that the United States fhall deliver for their ufe, in the courfc of next fpring at Fort Wayne, domcfiic animals to the amount of 500 dollars, and the like number for the two following years, and that an armory fhillbe alfo maintained at Fort Wayne for the ufe of the Indians as heretofore. It is alio agreed that if the Kickapoos confirm the ninth article of the treaty to which this is a fupplcment, the United States will allow to the Miamies a further permanent annuity of 200 dollars, and to the Wea U. Eel river tribes a further annuity of 100 dollars each. In tcfiimony whereof, The faid William Henry Harrifon, and the Sch-ms c War Chiefs of the fud tribes, have hereunto fet their h.nJs and affixed their fcals, the day ami place above mentioned. IViihum IL Harrison (Seal.) Charley, n Lrl river his VA mark l. s. Pecan, his X mark l. s. Sneihauqovociu-h, or Swallow, an hel river, his X mark l. s. The young Wyandot, a Miami or LIk H-rt, his X mark l. s. Shywahbeanomor, his X mark l. b.j Mi amies.

The Oul, his X mark l. S. Wfremrqua, or the Loon his X mark l. S. Mufhrk-uog! q ia, or the Little Tunic, his X mark l. s. Silver Her L, hi X mark l. s.)

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ccstth liar ran. WiLiiar H c.'ij NOW THEREFORE, to the end that the i id fcjMr!e article may be obferveJ 2nd prf r;red nith good t -1 til on tiie part of tr - United Sti!e$, 1 h-vr caufed the prrnufri to be made public, and I ilj hereby cfjciu tr.J rtquire all pcriocij bcar::: cf-

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fice, civil or military within the United States, and all others, citizcts or inhabitants thereof, or being within the fame, faithful!) to obferve and fulfil the faid article. In teftimony whereof, I have caufed the feal of the United States to be affixed U thefe prefents, and figned the fame with my hand. Done at the City of Washington, the 1 6th day of January, in the year of our Lord, 1810, and of the independence of the faid Qates the thirty fourth. J A EMS MADISON. By the Prefident, R. SMITH, Secretary of State By the Prefident of the United States of America A PROCLAMATION. WHERE AS a certain convention between the United States and the Wea tribe of Indians, was concluded and figned at Vincennes, in the Indiana territory on the 26th day of October laft paft, and was duly ratified and confirmed by the prefident ot the United States, on the 2d day of Janu ary, in the year of our Lord, 1810, by and with the advice and confent of the fenate, which convention is as follows : A Convention entered into at Vincennes in the Indiana territory, between William Henry Harrifon, Commiflinner Plenipotentiary of the United States, for treating with the Indian tribes north weft of the Ohio, and the Wea tribe. The faid tribe, by their Sachems and head Warriors, hereby declare their full and free confent to the treaty concluded at Fort Wayne, on the 30th ultimo, by the above mentioned Commifiionerf with the Delaware, Miami, Putawatimie, and Eel river tribes; and alfo to the ieparate article entered into on the fame day, with the Miami and Eel river tribes And the faid Commiffioner on the part of the United States, agrees to allow the faid tribe an additional annuity of 300 dollars, and a prefent fum of 1500 dollars, in confideration of the relinquishment made in the fit ft article of faid treaty, and a further permanent annuity of 100 dollars, as foon as the Kickaporis can be brought to give their confent to the 9th article of faid treaty. In teftimony whereof the faid William Henry Harrifon, and the Sachems and head Warriors of the faid tribe, have hereunto fet their hands and affixed their fcals, this 26th day of Oaobcr, 1809. William Henry Harrison, (seal.) Jacco, X (L. s.) Shawaneej X (l. s.) Jofania X (l. s.) Cohona X (l. s.) Lapoulier X (l. s.) Pquia X vL s) Qoewa, or Negrolegs X (l. s.) Alanua X (l. s.) Cuequia, or Little Eyes X (l. s.) In the prefcucc of Peter Jones, fecrctary to the Commiffioner. B. Parke, one of the Judges of the Indiana territory. Thomas Randolph, Attorney general f Indmia. Will; Jones, of Vincennes. Saml. W. Davis, Lt. Col. Ohio ftate. Shadrick Bond, jr. of the Illinois tcrty. Joseph Barrow, f.vom Interpreter. NOW THEREFORE to the end, that the faid convention m-y be obferved and performed with good fith on the part of the United States, I have caufed the pre-

miirs to be made public, and 1 do hereby enj in and require all pei fons bearing office civil or uiilit-ry within the United States, and all orhers, citizens Sc inhabitants thereof, or being withm the fame, faithfully to obferve and fulfil the faid convention, and every cl-iufc and article thereof. In teftimany wl.ereot I have raufed the feal of the United States to be affixed to thefe prclcnts and figned the fame with my hand. Dane at the City of Wellington, the twenty filth day cf January, A. 1). (l. 5.) 'e thoubrid eijjht hundred k ten, and ot the Independence of the faid ft-ttes, the thirty fourth. (Signed) JAMES MADISON. By the Prefident, (Signed) R. SMITH, Secretary of State. It wjj rumored in Europe, early in June, that the king of Prufii was tobedepofrd, -nd to retire on a p-nfion ; and that the mulbroom of Wcanlulu was :d csnnrft

with his dominions the patrimony of ths houfc of Brandenburg!). Sir Alexander Cochrane Ins discharged 11 the Ameiican feamen, difcovered to be fuch, at Port Royal, which wasfcrving un'v dcr imprcfTmcnt. In March, 1809, there was but one loom worked with the 'flying fhuttle' in Baltimore ; in July, 1810, there are reported to be more rhan 100. Such are the effects of foreign reflritlions on American commerce. (Bait. American. J

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NO? ICE, J INTEND to pply 10 the March court 1 of Common Plras, for the county of Knox, and Indiana territory, to eftabhfti a ferry from my land on the Qino, to the oppofite bank. William JSVFaddcn. September 13, 1810.

NOTICE, I INTEND to spply to the nest March court of Common Pleas, for the county of Knox, and Indiana territory, toeftahhlh a ferry from my land, oppofite the moui'h of Clover, on the Qnio, to the onpofita bank. John Lamb. September 15th, 1810..

BEEF! BEEF I BEEF! THE fubferiber wifhing to furnilh the citizens (Indiana and negroes excepted) with god BEEF, will give Two Dollars and Seventy Five Cents per hundred, in CASH, payable in two months, fcr good fat wholefome Beef Cattle, delivered in Vincennes he hopes to meet with encouragement from every good Ameiican. IVillidm AFGo.vcn. Vincennes, 9th Aug. 1810. tf

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War Department, July 10, 1810. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, "H AT fep irate propofals will be recti JL ved at the office of the fecrctary for the department of war, until twelve o'clock at noon of the firft Monday in November next, for the fupply of all rations that may be required for the ufe of the United States, from the. fir ft day of June, one thoufand eight hundred and eleven inclufive, to the firft day of June, one thenfand eight hundred and twelve, within ti c States, Territories and Diftricis following) viz 1ft. At Niagara, Detroit, Michilimackinac, Fort Wayne, Chikago, and in their immediate vicinities, and at any pbee or pjaccs, where troops are or may he Rationed, marched or. recruited within the territory of Michigan. 2nd. At any pbee or phcrs, where troops are, or my be ftationed, marched or recruited within the ftatcs of Kentucky

lennehee. 3rd. At Belle Fontaine, Fort Ofage and Belle Vue, and at any place, or places, where troop are, or may be ftationed, mrclied or recruited within the ftatr ( f Ohir, and the Illinois, Indiana and Louiliaua tcrritcries, except Fort Wayne and Chikago, and their immediate vicinities. 4th. At any place cr places, where troops are, or may be tH'i.oned, marched r r recruited, within the Miffifiippi and Oileai.s territories. Propofals will be received at the fame time for fupplyirg rations within the diftnfts forelaid, tor two years, commencir on the firft day of June, one thoufand cihc hundred and eleven. 5th. At any place or places, wh-re troops are or may be ftationed, marched or recruited within the diftrid of Main, end ftate of New Ilampftiire. Gth. A: any pNce or places, where troops are or may be ftationed, matchfd or recruited, within the ftate ot Vcf. mont. 7th. At any place or places, wJ.ere troops ire, or may be ftationed, march, of recruited, within the fU:e of Maf-