Western Sun, Volume 6, Number 2, Vincennes, Knox County, 9 July 1814 — Page 3

THE WESTERN SUN. VINCENNES. July 9, 1814. We are authorifed to announce John M Donald as a candidate for the legifiative council at the approaching ekelion. A Voter, has been received and fhull have have a place in our next weeks paper. Nashville, jfuneZB A mr. Overton, of Maury county, who has been detained for some time contrary to his inclination on board the Britiih fleet, has returned home, having been landed from the veflel he was detained in at Peniacola. He Hates, that there were at Ptnfacola when he left there about 1000 Indians, encamped on the bay oppofite the town. That they were well armed and had received their arms from the Britifh, that about 17,000 (land of arms had been brought there by the Britilh, and 300 Britilh ibidiers had landed. From the known refpeclability of mr. Overton, and his immediate knowledge of what he dates, we are warranted in believing his Itatement to be correcl. ilr. Overton (lates that the inhabitants on the Tomhigbee were under ferious apprehenfions of an immediate attack, and that the above information had been Pent to the prefident of the U. States, by the way of Georgia. Fears are entertained that the arms above mentioned are for arming the Indians, and the blacks of the fouthern feclion o the union ; conjectures arc afloat that Florida is part of the indemnification that England exacs for her sacrifices in blood and treafure in Spain, and that very ferious apprehenfions may be felt for the fafety of Orleans. Should the following information prove true, nothing fhort of exterminating the hoftile Indians will fatisfy us. It is thought by fome, that arms have not been given to the Red Clubs as Rated, but to the Seminolies, who have hitherto been neutral, for the purpofe of driving the patriots out ot Eaft Florida. Be it as it may, we fhouid be on our guard. Spain is at be it but a doubtful friend, and no one knows how ibon the may be an open enemy. Cbrleuon Times Extrafl of a letter from colonel Hawkins, to the governor, dated Creek Agency y May. 25. il - 1 . ir.;.. .. .

reports, that an cxprefs arrived Vtln re tor general Pinkney, which he is the bearer of, expecVtng to fee the general at fort Jack ion. The exprefs llateJ, they had received certain accounts of an arrival from the Havanoa, with the munition, of war for the Red

Clubs, and orders to fupply them

i IvttK nvrwi l ft r n o i 1-1 r t IVPro fully fupplied with guns, ammunition and provifions, ck that a great number were aflcfflbled at Penlacola ; and further, that orders had been received from general Flour MnKilnmnt W k a rbvs fince he- left the Heights is 8 days unce ne leu tnt neignis. Ntiv-l'ork. Jntie 18. By the fteamhoat Paragon, which arrived yefterday from Albany, we learn that the frigate Mohawk, was launched at Sackett's Harbor on Saturday laii n r 1 . ft i . I Extract of a letter dated on board the U. S. (hip Madifon, Sacketfs Hjrbor June 11. " The Britifh fleet have left us, and gone to Kingfton, where we thall return their vifu I hope in a . , r ; like. The Superior is now complete and ready for fea. She is one of the fined v cife Is I ever law. yj This day our fngate of 54 guns will be launched, When Ihe is 1 1 11 1 , ready we fhaU be complete, tO j look tor lir Jamesj JVhlCh Will not be long, as her rigging and guns are all here. By the 10th of July you may beein to look out for hard knocks from this quarter ; part of the crew of the frigate congrefs have arrived here." Philadelphia. jfune2t. Yefterday aiternoQp about 15 mi nutes pall 4 o'clock, the U. btates frifrntf f-riirrrr pnmmnrinrp 0 v v. v--iiv' v-j Rodgcrs, was launched into the ? r , 11 i cement of which. We truft, Ihe r 11 i 1 . will hereafter be an ornament, We underftand the U. Srates' fhip Independence, of T4 guns, will be launched Irom the Navy Yark in Charleflown, into the element of w hich, we hope, ihe is de (lined to be the pride and boaft, on Monday the 20th of July, at high water. Louisville, June '27 Arrived here on Tuefday lalt from Pittfburgh, the Steam-Boat Knterprize, capt. Gregg. The Steam-Boat Vellivius, arrived at Natchez, May 12th, and at New Orleans on the 14th, making the paflage from this place to New Orleans, of about I5O0 miles, in feven days. She is expected to return to this place about the 15th next month. It give us great pleafure to notice improvements of this kind, the great facility it will give to our we Hern commerce mult be obv 4ous may the proprietors receive all the fupport they merit. General Jackfon has accepted the appointment oi major general and purfuant to orders has ailniiicd the command oi the rth military dillriCt. He lias directed the returns and reports for the prcfent month, to be made to the adj. generals oihee, at fort Jckion, in the Creek nation. JOURNEYMAN PRIN PER WHO is witling to work at Cafe and Prefs, and who wilhv-s a permanent (itnation and good wa s, t an ie accommodated at the crl.ee oi the Weftem Sun.

y NEW STORE. BRADLETV CAMPBELL, HAVE j u It received an elegant and general 4 (Tort men t of MERCHANDIZE,

Which they have opened in the red houfe l!1 y occuP,ed bY wen Rei,cy PPofile Cu Gracter,s Inn which t, cffcr f,Ie r t on the loweft terms for Cafh. Vincennes, 12th May, 18 14. R KMOVAL. 4 IIP . S . tl OIF EN RE ILLY H-VS removed his STORE to mr. G. Wallace': old (land, and latelv oci)ied J- B. M'Call Sc Co. as a (lore, whcre nc mi fcii his prcfent ftock of - GOODS unufuilly low for Calli, Vinccnnes, 14th March, 1814. ef FFFV K' ITTs n 1 , la"P y cl which I will fell by tin- quaafc- PM 1 ' r mm A . NEW GOODS 1 JOHNbTON BARN ISDN HAVE opened a large and elegant affortc nicnt 01 Cioths9 CqIHcqs, Jfduslitis, Dimities, Boohs Hani mare, Queens ware. Potters ware, Iron, Steel, best quality Cotton, Sugar. Coffee & Groceries generally. Tin varc, and Farming tools. In the houfe immediately above mr. Oneill's which they wili fell on the molt reasonable terms, Vincennes, March, 18M. J loo kThkrl 1 have at?ain commenctd N N K E E P I N C, In that commodious houfe former! inir to TTMl. Oiibni?. iiiftb?lnv the crarrifnn r-y y w j - of f?trt lhf xh1 win favor me with 1 a ta" w'1' no doubt receive fatisfaion, lnd the th,nks of 1 Mat k tarnett. gTlTThnlc thif arc indebted to me, and particularly thofe in arrears upon my old books, will pleafe to call end fcttlf hy note or other wife. M. B. TRAYFJ) from the ftfbfcribet a bright orrl mare, .ibout 14 hands high, a in her forehead and fnip on her nofe, I t the left hiiid loot wl-iteto the pil joint, brandrd S on the right fhoulder or hip, 4 years old this Ipring a re aiooa bit rrward will be given to any pfrfon who will deliver laid mare to me in Vincennes. Henry Dubois. June 29, 1314. NOTICE, AS I hope to fet out for Philadelphia about the 6th of July next, thofe per Tons who have unf ttLd accounts with tr.e are rcuciled to clofc them before that time. -Xt s John D. Hay. Tune 22M8 14. pyI have a quantity of excellent Mo nongahalia whiskft for fair J lv. H. 1 11 1 1 mm 1 .tm mm n ... i - j NOTICE, Cf perfons are berrhy forewarned AWroM crediting or trading with my wife Sailv M'-dtord, as I determined not to pay any debts of her contracting bfcer this date, (he having left me without any jufl caufe. WlUia 7?i Med for d. June 23. 18 14. 52 CHEAP BARGAINS. e fublcnber will ret.nl the rc-iiduc of his

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GOODS at a fmall advance on 10ft and carriage He is defnous to fell out as he propofe t proceed in a few mon:hs for an rntire and complete lupply. All who may wnt any article he now has will do well to give a r-tll before they purch-fe at the corner (torformrrly occupied by mefTis. Jont-s k Dtl bois, directly oppofite mr. ohnOont JOHN EWING. Vinccnnc:, July ldU. J tf

CHKAP GOODS.

WILSON L AGO JV HAS juft received from Philadelphia and Baltimore, and offers for faie an legant and general affortment of MhuCHANDIZK, Consisting o Loaf Sc brown fuar.IjGcntlemens' &ladies Imperial and yuunjj leather shots, hyson teas. jjBoys & thildrens do. Coffee. jfBlatk Sc colored mo. P pper & spice, j rocco, ditto, Ii.digo Sc ni-dder, jj PC 3d assorted. Copperass ec allum, j Morocco leather, Brimstone and laltjj I'tn & gl,3s ware. Petre- (jCoffee mills, Reiin and ginger, jjWirr sifter?, Silks, j Knives and forks, Linrn cambr'uk, IjPcn knives, t & i cambnek mus Raaors, ,lns li'Large & small sriffors Coloured muslins, S yth- s & sickles, Leno & book, ditto jjGun I cks, Sirting, ditto (j Wheel irons, White k blue, ditto Drawing Chains, Cotton and linen Juietta iron, checks. jCraiwIey itccl, Cotton shjw's, j Sp des, 6- & silk shawls, iiS'-ddleis triTMlngS Blue and yellow nan S.-ddles fx bridlesj kns, llSaddle bai, Dtfo cotton cloths, j Powder and lead, v -bungs, I'l.ruton, Velvets and cords, French brandy and Sup."?ane cloths, i whiskey, IfWnught & cut nails Spirits of turpentine, JSweet oil, j British oil, Fine, ditto Co-ufr, ditto Coatii gs, C ITi enter, Worsted stockings, Essence Pippermintt Cotton, ditto liBatemans iu ps, Suspendt-r-, IjStoughtons bitter:, !ri-,h a;id American;: Windsor soap, Diaper. jjCamphire, Wool hats, j Yellow Oark, Cotton St wool cards. j Scotch enufr. Be fides a vrie-y of other articles not nrceflary here to mentiou j all of wnich wili be fold low for clh. 52tf Vincennes, Jene 23, 1814. JrALL thofe who have long Handing accounts with we do well to cUl and cloftf then by cafh or notes. W. L. DKB i OUS, 70U who have opened accounts with 1 me, nrill do wei- co call and fetclej them by the firit d ,y of July net, by note or other wifr. Thofe who n eg! eel callinrr nd giving notes or money, as the mcft dif Bcolty attends the collection 6f open acunts, will af'rr the fit ft day of July text, find them in the hands ot George R. C. Sullivan, E4qr. Peter Jones. Vincennes, I'h June, 18 14. DANIEL MOOKE, CHAIR MAKER &f PAJN1ER H S commenced buGneis in the corner hoUfe below C. Greter's Inn, whe re ii J 1 i: ft 11 1 1 1 - - - - - .... - - f-ibi.''Oii rxpr-tiiouHy attended to hr flatters himf It trom his expeiience, ncl attention to bud4 nels to be anlr to g i re n-enrral fatisfa)k)ll Vincennes, 15th June, 1814. Public Notice. npHERE will be an election held in the A Oiffei mt elrdlion tiiftricTts in tl is county on the fit ft Monday in Aui;ufl next for ore delegate to congrefs, iod for one councillor and one member for the houf- of reprcfentattves in the Indiana Ir-iftture, viz. at the court houfe in Vinceones, in and for Vincennes town (hip at t lir houf- of Walter Wilfon, in atd tot Harrif n townfinp nt the houfe of William Hawkins, in and for Hawkins townfti ah Puree)), in a. id f 1 P ind at the houie of J h id aileron town (hip. At th- houfe of Nomyra townlli T Curry, in and for which tunr -."vl places the eh-cors of Hvi x county will attend. B r. Bi t kes, s June 29rh, l 8 14. K C.

Public k Muskets. A I-L prrrons having in their poCTefliofl any of the Public Arms are r-qu (krd to b:ii.g them in, and deliver I hem to mc at toi t Knox. H. n UN TIN, Lt. tomdr. July 7th, 1814.