Western Sun, Volume 5, Number 51, Vincennes, Knox County, 18 June 1814 — Page 3

sras fhooned here far Hie defence of tht An old Indian woman who was in their riven, fliivcred h denudateo1 j

vvift',out vc

to attempt carp ' i 1

town of Charlotte. Tb enemy fen t a flag mv canoe, thought him to be an J flumps, the awfully imprcffiv mc der., ling t!e fiirrender of tht place, with American ap(j not more than two nUmcfltS of the Jpower which dt tif.Mi-..! ,,l nrntn.'lliin ll'lilf h hf 111!' rf ri! f(

fcc commtneed i heaty cannonade. In a-, or three days murdered. M lb. ftroyed them. Through the goori about an hoor, he fent f-cond flag, de j - providence of him who ridethon ttanding a forrender, and threatening, in I The three Ofae prifoners who the ivings of the wind,' no human hat bewouU bum the t,,wn, tverc brought to this place to an- creature has been hurt, as far ah a"d ueftroy every veitage m property , r n , . The propofat waa indignantly rejeeW, by BWCf lor the murder of hallwood , yer known, it is a fact truly rethe mnunder, and, on the i4th arc committed to prilbn to await markabte, that the Concord mcetthi rr: J anc! r, c-nd put oft, their trial, when we fhall have the inc hniifV and pinve arnnnH it. re.

- - 1 - I W y -v Q If "W w w - - w a J - Battle acted here as was per- /ceived no injury whatever, though Formed some time ago with the Ia- : situated in the very midft bi the ways and Sack Indians, lb./ I tempest's course, and though the / footsteps of ruin were every where Kaskaskia June 8/. awfully visible around this favored This place was visited on Friday / spot. The oldest persons living in night last, about 12 o'clock, by a/ the neighborhood say they have violent tornado, which blew down/ never before seen a florin so dreadand tore to pieces every building/ fully alarming and ruinous, which was fituated in that part of / the village through which it raged./ On the 28th inst. a most terrible - -It demolished houses, fences,/ hailstorm passed through this viI arns and (tables. Nothing could /cinity. The first shower, or rathresist its force--the roofs of seve-/ er gust, fell about two o'clock in ral houses was carried to such a/ that afternoon, and the second, adistance from where they stood/ bout half past three. Hail-stones that they are not yet found, and/were picked up and measured aftthe parts of others were found on/ er the storrn was over, which were thr opposite fide of Kaskaskia ri-/ five inches in circumference.

ver. Vi ? a.e i;;::r)V. however, tn r anc: ,rram are aunou enurciv

threat" into execution. During- the canoftltdei ttte t It my threw a great number of i cketS . . , and (hot, fironi to fcS pounds. In the courTe ot the bornb.irdment r r . is tacffifed with iipwardi cf 500 of ttja neighboring v.iiittia.

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rHE VVESTERN SUN. iIX(L.i IxhiSt Junk 18, I8I4

NEW GOODS JOHNS TON fe? HA RRISO HAVE opened 1-irge and elrgant affort mrnt of Cloths, CaUtcos. Muslins Dimiiie?, Bookt Hard more, tugns w .re, Putters u are, Iron Stee!, best cuaUty Cotton, Suj?art Coffee Grozertes genera!, Tw ware, and I' arming teals. In the houfe irnmediatelf above rr.r. On-ili'a which they will fell on :he moil reafonabLo term:. Vincennei, March, 1814.

HKMOVAL.

v e nave rec w the I ite fitting t the houfe ol r i tei ritory, co;r

lournals

the mem!

ned by pr

1 OL

governor, tor Jne

cole r 4V-

lis u v i i v v i J 1 I Willi . clio! of councello

IU u

ial legtuature They w t Yi :

Hate th:t in the wreck of property j deltroycd. The ravages began a there was no lives loft, & not more lit de eafl of Hall's rnil!. and ex-

OWE N RE I L L T HS removed his 5" 10 RE to mr. WalUce'a old ftud, and lately occupied by J. B. M'Call 6c Co. as a llore9

where he will Ltl h;s prricnt Ucck of GOODS linofuaUy low far dih, Vincennes, Hth March, 1811,

$CT1 have yj received a frrfh fupply of GO F PEE, which 1 vwil fell by the quantitjf low for caQi. O. K.

I I i '. Ill I.-IM i I ill il 4 1

than 12 or

nitio

1 1

i.rii ij given in I 3C Vc" J

into i papei

By inform

from Peoi la, we lei of Indians bad arri 5oc c river, who fb

tit, .. tine . tion lull r

U on il lit-

r to

! whom a i

erous. xia tvere killed

the ri? titn - r at u' fjni 1 1 v as neighboring ruin w Iiicij it raged n not vi ry wide, ai

(ii rmsrortum

mucii

CHE A P GOODS. Ttin fubfcribei hs arrived with an ai" fort men t of nr.r goods, saddlery, hats, BOOTS. SHOES arc Sfc.c.

al lit , W O U ! t

tended a!)nut one mile in vehh

V I How far the ftoim ( : :i d d totlie which he h.s op ne-d and will f-)! t redo- ' onffttrarrl ia nr ttt I . , - ., : C?d criffS, i;i the corner flore forn-.rrly OC- , I to i i 13 .i' . i. fvl.'.; v li - . , . ...

i iCKaway county, tviay zo.

I r.v ii

vernor t or k had palled that pK)n their wa to Prairie du Che If I c 'fn 1 1 1 1 v r -f f il JLL to t IIIIUI ItftvVl, dloV.1 lii eJ that feveral hundred Indians

1 1 ci e i1

noil violet, 1 '0.' h las R rick en ti i v arcd to beai

1 a! Annafj

rredotiean.

which lias iuft

is, we learn, is

cv.pitd by mfiTrs. Jones and Dubois, .KcW

by mr. M Call -A-c would fell his entire ftoik on reafoaable trrms, hy wholeftle. iy tl John f:ving.

D.KB 1 OKS,

the bearer of no communication TOU who have opened accounts with to our government, except a paff- me, wiM do well to call and fettle ...j. ,k i-. U ri ,i trem by ihc fift day of Tuly nrxt, by not-

I I rjerlen, charge tit

s an

nr othrrwifr- Thof who ortOrA r ll.n

i . o- - e 1 and iivisig notrs or money, as thr mort dit

a lift of 14 houfes I nmark, to proceed to c.urope. j fi ulty ittends the collciion of open

a w ere ei tiler unrc dcmolilin d

I he vt Si brings nothing new I wi" trr fit dy of July rxtt

attack (o.c C

luiiUic tbe

... -

LI iV.

tttement upon tne iMliliiap.

pi or pro bah lj boih, had reached the Illinois river, when they were informed by i Saux Indian, of governor Clark's expedition up the MituOippi, ti which the immediately turned tiu:r courfe with a

a t

uli

ririi!

witn tnuncler, iigiitning and

paffed through the weftern 1 ot this county. Its afpeel

:: : was aDDauinp: anu

H n - i JL jk

7 T

no inrni tire nauos ot oeorgc u. ,

i i

opportunity rhis cw s t!

n ry cur in w hicli iiTuc volcano, t!i

in the .extreme ' i triu z volume!

Like the

of crate i

may have conliderable dangers to encounter, but it proves the im

portance or hisexpedttion in aver- j imoipnere.

ig a blow which u were totalh unprepared to n nob , Herald

i c al m o t i (

rv) witn

lunted ai

ot a

i the

DANIEL MOORK, !R MAKER & PAIAT7ER S commenced buUnefs in tiie coroer oilc? below Graeter's Ino, Where

line (hall be particularly Sc

o.'.fiv attended to he natters himf If

from is exjet icner, a:iJ attention to bufi

(icts to be able to give general fatisfCiion.

Vincennet, 13th Junt-, 1814.

buiitvan

Efqr.

TJ!.,i-f,r,i(- , T . . .-. - IOt4

V iiiiriiiu tin j unT) lOI-i.

u r 0!t S.

A'j

Li.

ot r a too, i to It o

tilh Bag cation o Sacks (hip ol

it v 4

k u n l

til

i n ne v recej h a pi ' - I I t r

cny, Ora- ; 5fs b tii i turni

blelt

1 1 1 1 . i i-

ourie v mai k i

iierjy and eaft lefti unlive pro

the loftiefi as w S ol ti: i(r

1C .

a i

lar pi:

ore (;i v

i ake Care.

E AV F. n'lt my a .tv i in the 'lane's of

j GeuL V, 'Johnston esqr, lor collecti

on . il. uunnica. J;;ne 10, 1811. 3t CO

LOOK HKRK. I have again commenced

INN K E E PING,

In that commodious houfe formerly hrf(,p. inrr to m.j. Dubois, juft below the rarrifon of fort Knox, ti.olr that will favor me with

driving! t call, will no doubt itccivc fatfofa&ion.

' i;:id the tiiau!;: of,

Mark Burnett

NOTICK

LL thofe indebted to the eflate of

hn M C y, dec. eith.tr by note or

book account, -re rrquefted to come f.r-w-irii by thr 25th of July nrxt, 3r d difohdr'f tt cir r.-ipijelivc blncfs. ai.d per ions hiving demands aeraijift TaiJ tflte at: (Miied to brint? them forward properly ad jufted for fettlement tc, Robert MCoyy adm May 2 5th, tftU.

UP-

s num

thro w litjT tlK

.come v

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1 UK

.is hurri

1 nl

Belt, i lq feiti, M. v

Rob

i ivl (

! ! v

ert

i om

ote SdllS Oe- i . on i:?

I w.'.s veri much mocked on ruin

the ccml, ab ui four mrles above theviliageol Chare tte, on the op. fue fi eofthe MiiTouri, I dif . n . r

verto a man uoauug on lomc

i i naked an i upon

l 1 t I c vl .1

v nfl ootl, h examining

a quarter wide, in a thoiifand is About two th i ret s arc throw i every diretl j thii d ai c broke i

eau timucr, carryinj o! houfes, ant! cvr: tht m i ? their f ond

z track of

n iv t viti it Utitir'.c. ui where it crofled a Chilltcothe to Lcba two mile's w h p ; bu' mai kal Ac part of tht . 1 n i 1 1 ! -i f & mil 1b de. Scarce one tree

reen (landing. !b oi the forefl doitrfi to the cartii , while the othei

ICyThofe t''."t are indebted to mr, aru! particularly thole in arrean upon my oIj books, will plcufe to call end tettlr by not;rr p?hrrwi!r. TJ, B.

A JOURNEYMAN PRfN VI. R WHO is witling to work it Cafe and Prelo, ami who wilbes a permanent fituation and good wages, can fce accommocated at the efnee of the Wefteru Sun.

POSTSCRIPT.

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been ihot, Habbcd and fcklpecL j oi to, ij,Qaiid so feet, leaving

NEW S i ORE.

D R . I D L ET& CA MTBE L L ,

HAVE jiiil iccetveu an cl'-ant and rjencral ifiorttnent of MERCH NDIZR, Which they have opened in the red houfr lately occupied by Owen Reitey, oppofite Ch. Graeter'a Ir.n, which they offer lor la!c on the lowffl terms lor Cadi. incpnnrs ISth M ;y. 1814. prTn FTng IS ALL ITS VAKIKTY. N FATTY AND ACCUUATM.Y HXKCUTB.0 AT

VtNCENKSS, Tone. 18. lol l. By the piihtenefa ot col. KoiT II, wc have been favored with the prruil of a httrr from c apt Shoolts, dated, Port Harrilon, jjie I4tli, iXI4. by Which it penrs there i mil fomc Indians ia that neighborhoods on the !0:h ii R 2 rnngrrs and 3 citiZ'-n who wen a' work in the lrt- field, oifcovered 0"ie trail of three hoifrs. they puffurj about 8 miles from the fort, aid overtook thrre Indiana, onecf thr ritizrns, wlio was in adv niif, fi'rd on them, certaioly (as he thinks) killrd one, if not two of them, as they wrre in a dire-l rair They ti rn retained, bringing tn with t!.rr o. r horiea one nfl- tun. tod one U. S. ptih I O i the morning of the l ith, thecantain with focne rangers and Cltisewt porfoed on thr trail about 18 miles, an.! got anoil er borP, Cc conttnoing the purfuii about 6 ni'h ? further, fond a bridle he purfucd a fhort diftance turchcr and returned, bavti a dii'covcred that to remaining hori'r lad patted in ths night preceding. I 'he men a: the for: were ia lz bef; bcal'.h, aud in high fjpuitfc