Western Sun, Volume 5, Number 6, Vincennes, Knox County, 13 February 1813 — Page 4

UOUSL OF SEPRSENT AT I VFS. Tuesday January 7. Mr. Jennings prefented a petition of fundry inhabitants of Clark'county in Indiana territory, praying compenfation for property loll in the aftion of Tippecanoe. Referred to the committee of claims. Mr. Jennings alfo prefented a petition of sundry inhabit ants of Knox county Indiana territory, praying compenfation for property dertroyed by mounted riflemen in the expedition again!, the Indians, (lately commanded by Gen. Hopkins Keterred to a Wcfl committee, Mr. Morrow reported a bill confirming certain claims to land in the dittr-ft of Vmccnnes, and a bill for the relief ot lol ifl Bioniou ; which were twice read and committed.

DAYTON, JANIZARY 20. Indian News. By a gentleman jult from Greenville, we learn that about eight hundred Delaware Indians had arrived at that place and had proceeded on to Piqua. Among them are two hundred warriors completely armed. Their dti pofition are friendly ? the objeft of their coming in, is to be protected not only from the excurfions of our troops who find it difficult to difcriminate, but from the hoUility of the neighboring tribes particularly the Ml amies and Putawita nues who have ranged themfelves under the Britifh ftandard. Thofe two hoftiie tribes can bring into the field a thoufand well appoined warriors ;about twenty Delawares have joined them ; they call thofe waraiors who ha ve com in for proteft Ion squaws and threaten to tftteunluatd them, if they ever return. They appear to anticipate another expedition again!, their towns ; the Delawares say, they are engaged Conveying their women and children beyond the V aoaih.

and intend 10 return to Mafsafsinway in hopes or inviting

another attack. They invite us to come mounted again U- .1 ft r tltAlr CI t w 'il rf h 1 1 i 1 1 58 rFCrUlted. V C

ljpnC Gen. Harrifon will take suitable meafurci to curb thcr savage Inlolence. Unlefs efficient force is employed in that service while the jwamps are rendered pafsable t the froft, not only the frontier will be expofed to their predatory excurfions, bur the rear of our army will be harrafsed, and the tranfporUtioo of supplies rendered ex Irttnely hazardous. CUKE FOR CONSUMPTION A"Perfon who is intcrefted in every thing that can be

ufetul to humanity, is defirous of giving me public a reaiedy that chance has difcovered : An officer who had aconfumptive complaint in his bread, was difsolving over a chaffing diih of coals, in a very dole room, an equal quantity of white pitch and yellow beet wax, with an intention soldering some bottles? and after having breathed some time in the vapor arifmg from it he found die complaint in his bread greatly relieved. This observation, extremly intereiting to himklf, determined hm to coHtinuc the same fumigation some days. He soon perceived a very confiderable amendment, and at length was entirely cured. This cure was much talked of Madame a! Margrave cle Bade was informed of it ; and (he was dehrous that a "trial might be made of this remedy, in Donrlath's hofpii al won a soldier whofe lite was defp aired of. The sue cefs equalled every hope that could be conceived, and th patient was perfectly cuied. In confluence of which the princefs gave orders that the fafl ihould be publithed in the Carlfruhi Gazette. The same public paper confirms this recital? adding that t his remedy has been experienced wit h equal benifit by several perfons who were attacked with com plaints in the bread and that manv, even when their lungs were ulcerated, and who were entirely given over, had been cured by this simple remedy. It should be obferved that the room in which the fumiga tion is to he performed, ought to be very closely shut up, and that the per I on should walk about, so as to inhale the rapor by degrees. New York Museum. The legdlature of New Hamplhire has palled a lav for making Up the pay of privates in the militia who may be drafted to ten dollars per month, and a proportionate advance to non commilTioued ulliceii.

L ND-OFFICE AT VINCENNS, FEBRUARY 10, ISiC. Public Notice is hereby, Given,

THAT cn- fourth pare of the arrears of the purchafc money ef the foil wing trades of Land and intereft thereon, having not bten paid on the 6rft clay ci jz' nury laft, agreeably to the rcquilitions of an adt of Congrpls, polled April tCDty third eighteen hundred and twelve, entitled, 4 An at giving further time to the purxbaitra J Public Lands Ncrth Well of the river Ohio to complete tluir payments,' the iaui traQ will be expji'ed at public vendue during the fitting of the court at Vincrnr.es, on the twenty ninth, thirtieth, and thirty-fir 'A days of March, aid the 6.11, iceend and ti no day! of April next. And whereas, by an a& of Congrefs, entitled An aft for the relief cf the offi en and iolJiers who fcrved in the late campaign on the Wabaih,' a fuither time of tOTtfe years to comi'lete their payments is allowed to the heirs crleg! representative! of every perfon who was killed, and to every per ion vho wai wounded in the laid campaign, it if i i r..i i i tUf Cir ! -tt Aai v fvi'-fnrr hrinir criven Drior to the iale. ot

ucrruy lumirr indue kiiuwim w.w. v..u.v.,.v r the circumllances entitling l'uch perfons to the benefit of the fa id aft, their rcipeftive traA. II. ill hp the laid fale. ccnformablv to the intent thereof.

The lalfl will begin at ten o'clock on Monday, and clole at tnrec a ciuc w on which I air mentioned day, if any trad he pnrchafed, the amount muft be paid to the

Heceivcr ol public Mcuies, ana the receipt uepouted vitn we xvegiucr.

c o .95 2 o

Amount ot prrears.

Amount of Ir.Trest.

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Original Purfhastr Nmes. yihtt Anthony, 7tme Armflrontf, JFot'eph Brownie y, yamts Brenton, y.jffph Bi.'rron, Oeorge Chapaaaili same Peter Cooprftefi same Robert Dunr!, Nathan Dean, Xottffatnt Diibci, Robert M. Evlagj Jd cob- Funk, same J Si ph Grriuin, Tohn Grayfon, berve) iieth, same sa me same same William H. Harrifon, sune Vati h 1 Hancock, Gf ph W. Johnfton, same Jon ithan fenningti Prtrr j ) JTohn jfohnfottf Littltberry Tonrs, y.jnathan Lindley, Kl.z. Sal l.ind'-fi, J hn A. M'ller, 7unc5 Mrfrs, William M'Cormick, Eli4s M'Namee,

William M'Adcoe, y.irob Io'-ts, same, 7obn ltfrfm,

Vmn G. Pfritnmef

I)em is nningto

Elias Hrftor, same Jeremiah Uizlfy, Charles Riiley, Grorgr RobinfoB Hubert Rulh, 7ohn Shively, John Smith, John Slaver, Waller Taylor, same Donald Tammony, William Veft, William Weir,

IF the owner or owners of any of the above tr .fts of land, or nny perfon in h's or their behrflf, HmII pay tin: whole of the arrears of the purch. fe money and mtereil '.hereon, togtther v-Th Coftsof fale, prior to the d3y defoliated therefor, no iale of liich traft lhall take place. JOHN BADOLLET, Register oj the Land Office.

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A L EX. WD BR BUCKNER HAS eltablilhed his refidence in Charl?fton, in the County of Clark nd Terntorv of Indiana, and kvil! pralicelaw in the Courts of Clark County, Harrifofi and j Serfon Alio in tlie General Court at Vmcennes. AH bufinefa with which he mav bt intruded artth, will be attended to with pon&Oality AH letters directed to him on hufindi, mull be poll pud, othcr-

wile they w !i nat be take;, out ot the ooKe.

NOTICE, ALL perfons are hereby cautioned againA trading with my wite. Mary Herftie, for any of my property, or in any w.r on my account, as 1 will not be an iwerable for ?ny of her ion t rafts, Jo ! n Itrsbe. Jan. I8tb. 1813. 3t 45c

BLANK DEEDS. For sale at the -iV.ce i the W. Sun.