Western Sun, Volume 5, Number 23, Vincennes, Knox County, 2 October 1813 — Page 3

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THE WESTERN SUN. HXCEXXES, OCTOIEU 2, 1813,

The Jail mail Furnifhed a variety of articles from different quarters, the molt important ill be found in the preceding and following columns. We have fr:m the weft a variety of rumors, ail of which appears to us to want confirmation. We are requefted to Rate that IsqfIontgomery Esq, and Samrivr.s are candidates lor the hourc of reprefehtatives, tofupply the vacancy occafioned by the relmnaiion of col. Kobt. M. Evans.

Frankfort Sept. 25. The editors have received letters from the N. W. army by the 1 tO mail; their contents generally, have been anticipated A letter from Lower Sandufky, dated the 14th, iWes that Dixon's Indians had''' nly abandoned the Britifh ; but that Tecumleh and his party remained firmly attached to them. He had about 700 warriors they were at Brownftown at the time of the aeiion between the

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brig IScxer, capt. Jolythe, unung 14 and mounting 18 guns, toif : fix teen 18 pound carronades, and 2 long 9 pounders which fhe captured alter an action of 45 minutes on board the Enterprise, her commander and one man killed & 7 wounded on board the Boxer, her commander killed, Ik between 40 and 50 killed and wounded. For the fVestern Sun Mn Sttuu IN reading over the columns of the Wefterh Sun of the llth inft. 1 caft my ee on an article announcing a ipecial election in Knox county, fcr a reprefentaive in our territorial legiflature, to iili the vacancy occafioned by the refignation of col, Evans.

At an epoch like the prefent, on !

a theme fo complicated and big with events, where fo many important confide rations preis home upon the mind, I am decidedly of opinion, that the electors of a county ijioulcl be judicious in the choice of men who by their voi : are to be elected to Rations that rc quire talents to fill, and firmnefe to hold them.

Men who have at leafl formed

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of defence in which it then was ;

and that his conduct on that occafion had ruined the plan of the campaign Fie farther dated, that the future fuccefs of the campaign depended on our gaining the ufeendency on lake Ontario,

The advice of Pythagoras is, that as the body is no more than the fervant of the foul, it fhould only be oouri filed fo as it may bt fl

perform an humble and obedient service to it. A LIST of letters remaining in the pofl office, Viocennes, the quarter ending the (lay of S' pt. which it' Dot takn out within 3 months, will be forwarded to the General Poftonice a.dcad liieri, viz. A

fames Anderson, M '

J tin siffntgct;

John Bl Itn

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some idea ol OarliamentarV

Beets, From the belt information ceedings, which is fo neeefta

we have received, we are induced to believe the Britifli lofs in killed

American ljfs about 120. The Britifh prisoners landed arc (aid to be about 300. On the nth inft. col. Johnfon writes to one oi the editors from his camp near fort M igs. fie had not reached that pi ice, but would in three days. He found much difficulty in getting the waggons containing provifions along, owing to the fwampinefs of the country. His regt. were in good health, and no accident had befallen then:. Jm -r ' t JC L no . Washington City Sept, 10. Copy of a l iter from the commander oi the U. 8. brigArgus, to the fecn tary of the navy, dated JLOi iCttts f FJ j unt 1 2. s 1 r -y-1 have the honor to inform y iu that the U. States brig Argus has arrived here in I pafFage of 23 days iU well. On our paifage fell in with the Britifh fchr. Salamanca, tor neriy the King t Rome o Neu-Voik, of 860 tons, pierced for l8giMs, and mounting 6 cap

tured Ind burnt her. I Rial! immediatel) prtceed to put in execution your orders as to our ulterior de flinathm. I have the honor to be. uc. m H. ALLi.N. Boston, Sept. 10. GALLANT NAVAL ACTION. An tiprels arrived lure on Tuefday, bringing a difpatch from from the nay agent In Portland, and forwarded by com. Hull from 1 rt (mouth, containing the following partrcul&rs off the capture of the Britifh brig of war Boxer, of

18 guns, e ipr. S. Smith, to wit :

' The U. Srares brig Lnterpriatc It. Burrows, on Sunday 1 tt, be

tween Seguin and Cape Elizabeth, ! force was Lufiicieat to have taken

this our fcene e peril and danger.

rorit is a newfangled doctrine; ;

indeed, quae a mtilaken notion in

the people, &ijjfurd in its nature. ! A eii to lend a man Afrtecr branch of I

ure teA" vote tor a new tsai

Thomas Barton, Robert Baird, John Bt. Bouche, John Bruce, George Barney. C Nathaniel Claypoll, David Crook, John Collins, S. & W. Caruthers, Jacob Chappell, John Cermichel, Benjamin Combs, Jacob Claypool, John Conrod, Daniel Coomer, Conrad Crum, Audlai Campbell, 2 Jacob Cunrod. D Jacob Decker, Isaac Decker, 2 Sylass Durham, John Dougherty, E & F James Elliott, John Findley. G Wm. Gilligore, Mathew Galland, Jonathan Gullick, David L. Gregg, Haneniah Gilcoat, Wm. Gray,

THE GOSPKL HERALD, A - D MO N TBL T REGIS FE R. fJBLISfiEO A T FR ANKi ORT, (KY.) BT SILAS M NQFL,

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poll office in the U.:tc will not exceed hide )eiu c a yeir. ?; "'Subfcriptioin to the ibove wn , i tivcd at the i ffice of the Vc i'v: rSt

To the Citizens 6 Knox county, Indiana Territory. Take Notice. THAT I shall at the next term of the court of Common Pleas, of Knox county, to be held on the third Monday in

November next, apply for an order to be

or an

!y ignorant of the

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John il(u Math ffoba

the leiriu

law, who is

old." Suffer me then, fir, th

ufelul Vehicle of public HI form at i ttenry Jfokes, on, to recommend to the efeclors ; Jehnjacks&h on this occahon, George H. C. r . ... ,.. ,v Levt Kmman bumvan, a gentleman who in my v,

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made tn cotrt, to ; W hite rivrr, from k caltetj ihi Boif '

court not griint

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reprefentattvel and who, i am M ; ' " :rs f ' it. i f a x , ... , . . if m. L,athom

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energies of his mind to render ceneral fatisfaclion to ills conflituents

and to iiib country.

Kenncqyi James Knotes

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Citizetik

Knox county, 30th Sept. :sia

J . w . Morrfsottf A . J.' A c efttZii, .f. Montgojn ' f John jl Atister Thomas Morris, Bt turn Mi idletoi

George Mawzv

U m. LcdperrOood. o Jchn I.i meut Johe I.j nth

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We underfland that a paflengei

in the fliip Dumfries from Spain ; Richard Mau , which arrived at Newport (K. Ij j .7-" Dontf reports, that previous to his failing ( " v ,. inieiiigence had reacneu lacli, I Mi I

that the iirnilh Irigate Magiciann

Cotvin -h

ihos. Miller, A, M L.at t Sami, M ( .' u hcfftt Jamts M Cullochy ji.aron Martin tS ii tn . Ale t ' . . . .ty John MJ.'tcj-t

bad bten caponed off Iifbon by tn American, fuppofed to be the PreflcU irt 'l iiis rumor we think tends ftrongly to confirm the a e tints which have reached us bom Hah tafut the capture oi the above irigaie. iai, xnt. Gem Armstrongs We tinder ftand tint gen. Armftrong on his way to the frontiers, (topped at his place at Red fhok wiule there, lie Hated in a conerfatioa with some gentlemen, that gen. Uearoorn had been drfmifled from the iiimaud of the army for difbbe-

iteiK v- e f orders that he h.ii

; been direted to attack Kirigfton,

uiUead (ii Little York that his

tym Purctli, A i h: miah J iji 7:, Thomas Rodgertk John Ridenourt f. Rich irdi L. Ratf SnidcTt

7 'm Seat on, fr. Shouiis, 2 lixum Spetyt,

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Jacob jhult, Oanii t Si wer James $hot . Lavs. A'. Sctdf,

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James Pat ton.

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NOTICE Is hereby given, that in pursuance of instructions from the President of the

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United States, he VVAB VSH SALINE,

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to thofe who

the hrgheft rem. !t v. iil be a condition in tlie propofed I'-a'-, that tKe hjtUre I r (sees fh at I, on or be-

t re the firfl day ol March ti-v:, p y f ir

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ne:al that mv he tiirti in ufe, at .! for ii lermanent improvements that tjie befi

NathaHiel Rqbinst r 9 7 5. 5 h yh - rd, L .. :i.7"J . . utlf 1 . Scott, Mdlhtw Sumple James Snutf., JohnSkeet

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Thomas Thompson, Daniel TrnijSt i ohnu Thompssatf IWntman Ir.f Cett. W

Sheriff Warwick count) , yeA W U,

Joseph Wilhs, J Daniel Wi Warns, jolir. N 01 cr , j ; .l

iJe during the late leafe.

W'he future n - t!; : "r f a fjnulir fiipulati n at the eXbiration their lcaie. A nv information thit may be ream rej by beriona denrooi ct leaunff, br tttv en by the Public, Agent at the Vt:k: till the day of leafing, when farther elct.'.i will be coni!nuuic-,ted hy Ninian Edwards. Augufl 1 13 2i m C7" l h f PrVen in thefUteaof Kentucky, Ohhj ;.d Tennessee, and in the ter-ut-Mies tt Indian, lllinoil ar.d Mi to&ri, Mrttti are itftliortfed to print the Iius o cen pels are reuefte'd to ive the above t w infc.-tions in tticir p .pera and XnuhnZ their Attcant to LEQNAHD WHITE.