Western Sun, Volume 3, Number 51, Vincennes, Knox County, 22 June 1811 — Page 2
(Concluded from last cge.) S?c. 13. And be it further exacted, That nothing in this aft, or that to which the prclent is a fjpplcmcnt, fhal! be io conftrued or extended, to exculpate ftudents from pcrfjrmi:)ij militia duty. Sec. 19. Be it furtherer.acted That it fi all be the duty of the cletks of the refpeftive regiments to fettle with, and pay into the hands of the colonels of the counties, all the monies which they fhall have received from the fergeants of regiments, on or before the firftday of September, annually and every year, under the penalty of two hundred dollars, to be recovered by acYion of debt, at the fuit of the colonels of the refpecYive regiments, and the faid colonels refpeftively, (hail appropriate the monies fo received to the ufc of the faid regiment,
in
cloathing, as may be dremed neceflary
Spaniards attached to them, amounted to
3000 men.
Lieu. gen. Graham, with the trcops un
der his command, had crofied the St. Peter
river, and re-entered the iile of Leon.
I have the honor, Sec. LIVERPOOL.
rasnraicsDBrKxm
VHEREAS we, Kelfey and
Smith, as agents for Henry Parmele, have fold, bargained ck con
veyed, unto a certain Wharton
Rector, of Kafkafkia Illinois ter
ritory, the right to make, vend and
ufea Mortising Machine, in the territories of Upper Louifiana, In-
PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING MAILS OF THE U. STATES q) on the FOLLOWING POST-ROADS, WILL BE RECEIVED AT HIE GENERAL POST-OFFICE,
t . xt n r . i .i
ni. leave rsew maunu every o-
ther Saturday at 2 p. ui. and ar
rive at Kaskaskia the next Tuefday by 6 p. m.
220. From Henderfonton, K. by
U. S. Seline, to Kaskaskia, once
a week.
Leave Henderfonton every Sa
turday at 2 p. m. & arrive at Kas-
Raskia on J ueiuay oy 6 p. m.
IN WASHINGTON.
Until the sixth day of July next, inclusive. L Kaskaskia eycry WedneC.
day at 6 a. m. and arrive at Hen
derfonton on Saturday by 10 a. m.
IN INDIANA, ILLINOIS AND .LOUISIANA. ' 212. From Cincinnati, O. by Northbend, Vevais, Laurence-
rlinnn nnrl Tlltnni; fnr whir.h mri-
furnifiiing fuch military impliments and j . . , r . , T, 0 , r .at!.inr. m.v hr dr.m.d neceff.rv. chine the faid HciMy Parmefe, of
Sec. 20. And be it further cnacted,Tht the (late of ConneSHcUt, has ob-
the faid colonels of regiments (hall annu- I tained a patent from the United
ally fettle their accounts for the monies fa States in payment for which the v-f hv 1n received and expended, with the courts of r . . .... . r o. rr i on A noay, oy 1U a,
enquiry, under the penalty of two hundred !fu, . "i," . auiBncu J Frankfort every Friday at 2 p. m.
dollars, to be recovered by attion of debt, uie iaiu rveuey cx omun, a certain an(j arrjve at Cincinnati the next
by the judge advocate of the reipeaive re- note or obligation ot a certain John Monday by 6 p m giments for the ufe of faid regiments. A. Shaefer, of the city of New- 213 From Louifville Sec. 2 1 . And be it further enacted, That v . r ' . r . . 13 rrom LOUliviue,
hiiw luuuiuuuuuuuia I jeiierionviiie rerry
lo much ot the ail to which this is an a
mendment, as requires the militia to uni- Part pay of which note, over and
form themfeNes ftiall be, and the fame is above tne purchaie money for the
hereby repealed: Provided nevertheless, fajj patent rignt (which W3S One
.iiiaiims ciauic man not oc toimiucu vu i .1 r , r 1 ir ir
fnA to i;Kr rn; uiuuianu uouars; me iaiu rveuey
w e 1 0 21. 1 .1- r -1 r
Sec. 22. And be it further enacted, That auaomiui, auvanceu me iaiu vv
the officers of the militia fhall fervein their ReClOr, flVC hundred dollars, and
NOTES. 1. The Poft-mafler General may
burg, Port William, K. and New- expedite the mails, and alter "the cattle, to Frankfort, K. once a times for arrival and departure, at &
Week. anytime during the continuance
Leave Cincinnati every Tuefday of the contract, he previoufly fti-
at 6 a. m. ana arrive at ranktort nutating an adequate comnenfntinn
m. Leave for any extra e:;nenfe that miw he;
occafioned thereby.
2. Fifteen minutes fliall be al
lowed for opening and clofing the
mail, at all offices where no parti
cular time is fpecified.
3. For every thirty minutes de
lay 'unavoidable accidents excepted) in arriving after the times pre-
K by
s on riue
Ridge and Mudhole to Vincennes,
once a week.
Leave Louifville every Sunday
refpeclive grades, under the commiflions
"which they now hold, until it (hall be con
venient for the executive to ifTue new ones,
although the faid commiflions may exprefs regiments in which faid officers no longer
ferve. GENl. W. JOHNSTON, Speaker of the House of Representatives JAs. BEGGS, President of the Legislative Council. Approved December 19, 1810. WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON. L A TEST FROMENG LAN D. By the fliip Fanny, captain Burke, the editors of this Gazette have received London papers to the 26th of March they contain the following intereOing articles : London, March 25. dpt. Hope,id de camp to lieut. gen.
Graham arrived at 12 o'clock laft night, at
the oflice ot the earl of Liverpool, from
Cadiz with difpatches, dated ifle dc Leon
the 5th inlt. The following is the official communication to the city. Downing street March 24 midnight. JvIy Lord, Capt. Hope, aid de camp to lieu. gen. Graham, is juft arrived with the account of the glorious ifTue of an adtion fought on thr 5th inlt. by the divifion under Jiis command, againft the army of marfl)il Victor, compofed of the two diviGons of Kufenand Laval. Gen. Graham's divifion marched from Pacifa on the 28th lilt, on the 5th inft. after a night's march of 16 hours, they arrived at the bridge of Harrofa about 4 miles to the fouthward of St. Peter river. A well conducted attack on the rear of the enemy's line, ear St. Peter, by the vanguard of the Spanilh army under gen. Lraizibel and bd opened a communication with the itlc of Leon. Lieut, gen. Graham having received the direftiuns uf the Spanilh cmmmder ii chief, to move down from the pofition of Barrcfa to that of Torrrdr ILrriage, received notice on the inarch, that the enemy had appeared in force on the pi tin, and w s advancing towaid the heights if Barml. In this pofition 1 moti defp-:ate action took pbee, in which the enemy w .s comj letrly repulfed with the lofs of an eagle and Ox pieces of cannon. The en. c ilivifion Hufcn and the gtn.ol brigade Rofieau, vrrc wounded and ken. The cliief . f the 0 ft, ti. Belgrade, an aid c!c camp of pen. Victor, 1 col. lJ captains, and ?hcut 480 rank and file were made prifonrrs. The field was covered vvithdead bodies of th" enriny. and it was fuppofed
tin: their lols amcunttiio aJuut ouuu in kill-d and woundctl. The inC nn the part of the nritifli troops
gave their obligations for five hundred more, when the whole of the faid note fhould be coiledled : and whereas, by advices from the city
of Philadelphia, lately received in o Leave Berry's every Monday at
tins town, we nave been intormeu a- m- anf, rr5 v nr rnrrvfinn iw
that the faid Wharton Retor,Sund the faid John A. Shaefer, had entered into a combination, by an interchange of notes or obligations to defraud the good people of the United States, the faid Shaefer undertaking to negociate the faid
at 6 a. m. and arrive at Vincennes fcribed in any contradh the con-
on 1 ueklay by 6 p. m. Leave tractor fhall forfeit one dollar : ?t
Vincennes every Thurfday at 6 a. if the delay continue until the de.
m. and arrive at Louifville on a- parture of any depending mail turday by 6 p. m. whereby the mails rleflinerl fnrfnnh
214. From Berry's to Corrydoi depending, mail lofe a trip, a 'forfei
ture of double the amount allowed for carrying the mail one trip fliall be incurred unlefs it fliall be made to appear that the delay was occafioned by unavoidable accident ; in which cafe, the amount of the pay
tor a tnp, vill4 in all cafes be for-
once a week.
11 a. m Leave Corrydonat 1 p.
m. St arrive at Berry1s by 6 p. m. 215. From Vincennes to the U
S. Saline once irt two weeks
Leave Vincennes every other feited and retained.
Thurfday at 6 a. rm and arrive at
U; S. Saline on Friday by noon.
Rcclor's notes to the eafhvard, & Leave U. S. Saline every Friday
the faid Reclor undertaking to ne
gociate the faid Shaefer's notes in
I ihe weftern country and whereJpis, it appears from the fame advi-
ces( that the laid John A. bhaeier, had been confined in the flate prifon, in the city of New York, for felony, before the negotiation between him and the faid Wharton Re6or, and it further appears from the fame advices, that lince
at l p. rn . and arrive on Saturday
by 6 p. m.
2t6. From Kafkafkias, by Prairie du Roche, St. Philip, Harri-
fonville, Cahokia and St. Louis,
to St. Charles, once a week.
Leave Kafkafkias every Wed-
nefday at 6. a. m. and arrive at St.
Charles on Thurfday iby G p. m.
Leave St. Charles every Monday
at. 6 a. m. and arrive at Kafkafkia
the negociation between the faid on Tuefday by 6 p. m.
atn inn: to 2 r aptin;, 5 cniin:, ii.d bont 1 Jf x."' ic -td hie Uild ; 5 hen. colt lie's, 1 major. 1 1 rajtair.s, 26 lifutenantj, 8 enfigns and a i'ut 'MOrank arul file woundeJ. It nn-rs that the er.emy hati about SOCO men enacd, arid that the Uutilh, witli the
Shaefer and the faid Reclor, the
faid John A. Shaefer, had abfeon-
ded from the city of Philadelphia after having negociated the faid Redlor's notes and whereas, one of the faid Shaefer's notes, given as aforcfaid to the faid Reclor, has been forwarded to the city of Philadelphia, where they were contracted for acceptance, and been protellcd for non-acceptance, the faid Shaefer not being to be found. This is therefore to forewarn all pel fons from receiving the faid patent right, as aforcfaid, from the faid Reclor, as we are determined to take all legal Heps to fet alkie the faid contract. Given under our hands, at Cincinnati, this 13th day of March, 1811. 4t4 9 Kclscy Cs? Smith,
NOTICE.
INTEND to apply to the next
September court of Common Pleas for the county of Knox in the Indiana territory, to efbblilh a ferry acrofs the Wabafh, from my land to the oppolite lliorc. Peter rilkcrson. June 4th, ICil.
y
217. From Eddyvillc K. by Li.
vingfton c. h. Smithland, Fort MafTac and Tywappcty, to Cape Girardot L. T. once in two weeks. Leave Eddyville every other Friday at 6 a. m. 8c arrive at Cape Girardot the next Monday by io a. m. Leave Cape Girardot on Monday at 2 p. m. and arrive at Eddyville on Thurfday by G n. nu 218. From Kafkafkia by St. Geneva, Mineau Burton and Herculaneum to St. Louis, once in two weeks. Leave Kafkafkia every other Wednefday at G a. m. and arrive at St. Louis the next Friday by G p. m. Leave St. Louis every other Saturday at G a. m. and arrive at Kafkafkia on Monday by G p. m. This contract to commence, January l, fsi2.
210. From Kafkafkia, by St. Geneva, Little Shawanee, Big Shavvanee and Cape Girardot, to New Madrid, once in two weeks. Leae Kaskaskia every other Wednt fd iv at G a. m. and arrive at New Madrid on Saturday by io a.
4. Perfons making propofals arc defired to flate thf?ir prices) by the year; Thofe who contrael will receive their pay quarterly in the months of February, May, Augufl and November, one month after the expiration of the quarter. 5. No other than a free white perfon fliail be employed to convey the mail. G. When the propofer intends to convey the mail in the body of a ftage carriage, he is defired to flate it in his propofals. r- The Pofl-mafler General referves to himfelflhe right of declaring any contrail at an end, whenever one f.iilure happens, which amounts to the lofs of atrip. 8. The contrails are to be in o-
peration on the fir ft day of October next, and continue until December thirty. one, eighteen hundred and fourteen. GIDEON GRANGER, Post -master General, General Port. Office : Washington City, April 10, 1811. THE fubferiber for the lafl time informs all thofe indebted to him, that he mull be paid by the ifl day of Auguil next, or fuits will indiscriminately be commenced thofe having demands againlt him will pieafe call and receive their dues. Thomas Jones. June 13, 8111.
MIOM I HE P II ESS OF STOUT. PRI.VTER TO TliK Ti'.HKITORY AND OF TIIK LAW'S OK TliK I'KITt D STATES.