Western Sun, Volume 7, Number 34, Vincennes, Knox County, 27 July 1816 — Page 3
THE WESTERN SUN. FINCENNE&.JVLY...97, 1816.
Friend Evans has forgot himself so far atleast as his charge of partiality can apply to me. He. and all my readers must well know I am as strictly impartial as the nature of mv duties will permit, and T am at time almost tempted to fear that I am too partial to those who are not Mr. J e n n i n o-s' s blind ad m i re r s f or with me his fortress has never beeh inaccessible. We arc authorised to announce Samuel Par. as a candidate for Coronor of Knox county. DIED On Friday the 26th inst. in this place, George fV. L. Jones, merchant, of Princeton, he has left a rising family, and nnmerous friends to mourn his loss. g mm FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
By recent advices from South America, communicated by a friend on whom we can rely, we understand that General Bolivar landed on the coast of the pro vince of Cumana on the 4th of May, at the head of 3000 men, without any opposition. Numerous guerilla parties, sprea I through the interior of Venezula, oiler to him the greatest resources. Every thins; is now in motion in that country, with the best prospects of speedy success to the patriots. Bolivar in passins: by Margarita, sent to his friends ammunition enough to ta'ce by storm the castle of Pampatar which is the only place held by the royalists in the Island. It is reported that Morillo's armv is in a most distressed situaHon in Mompoz, a town in the province of Carthagcna. It is the most unhealthy place in South America. A fever is said to rage among the troops, $c numbers die dailey. It is rumored that the republicans have defeated both the right and left wing, of the royal army, an I Morillo is expected to terminate his glorious career on the banks of the Magdalena. Some idea may he formed of the bloody measures a lopted by the agents of Ferdinand the ?th at Carthagena, by the execution of the following persons who were put to death there on the 24th of February last : Manuel del Castillo, a brigadier-general ; Martin Amador, brother to the late governor ot Carthagena; P. Gh Ribon, col. of the republican army, commanding at Mompoz ; J. M. Portocarrero, a gentleman of one of the m st respectable families of Santa Fee de Bogota, nephew to the marquis of St. George ; S. Stuart, an Englishman of very good education, and lieutenantcolonel . Garcia Toledo, A vos, Granados, and Augulano, of the most respectable families, employed in various departments of the government ; Manuel Augiano. a briiradier-flneneral of engilieers, father of a numerous fami- ( IVasliington City Gaz.)
THE ALGE RISES. Our late treaty with the DeV of Algiers appears not to be much relished by the Barbarian prince. He is already .seeking for pretexts to elude its force, and to bring back to his coffers a portion of that tribute which the IT. States formerly paid to him, and which he lost by his own treacherous follv in declaring war at a momcnt when this country was embarrassed by a contest with Great Britain. Considering the nature of the Algerine government, and that the Dey s exchequer has been heretofore in a great degree supplied by contributions of money from foreign powers we have aiwavs regarded the late treaty of peace with Algiers as one that would not be observed with good faith by that regenev. But we viewed it nevertheless a a treaty useful to America, because it would afford the opportunity of keeping up a small naval force, which would serve as a school for our officers and seamen. Tribute is now out of the question ; and where there is no tribute there mi st be a naval squadron. The character of the U. States has been finally determined towards naval power, by both federal and republican administrations, and whatsoever tends to promote and perfect the feature of our character be a disadvantage to the nation. The government would be wrong, we think to yield a single cent to the Algerines either in the shape of present or otherwise. Ibid. Various Foreign Intelligence. Paris letters to the 18, Mav. a Twenty-one individuals have been seized at Paris recently. & delivered over to he tried for conspiracy. M. Beirver. jun. stands accused of having professed dangerous doctrines in the defence of general Gambronne ; doctrines Which directly attack the rights of legitimacy. There is a report that the monarchs of Austria, Russia, and Prussia, are to have an interview during the summer at Top! it z. The papers from Brussels to the 1,5th May, state various par ticulars respecting the late insurrection : if these are to be credited, it would appear that the plan was very general. & that many parts of Prance were to rise at the same time. The duke of Wellington is employed in taking precautions in consequence of these events. The people of Paris are as eager for the news from the departments as they were for bulletins from the army: the greatest inquietude prevails in the ministerial departments : much is expected from the national guard ; but in every legion only particular citizens, who it is believed, maybe depended upon are entrusted with ammunition. At Yineennes, during the nights, libels against the government are slipped under the house doors. n THE HAinJOMC bream Grist, and Fulling MM, or Wool Carding Machine. ARK now in operation and wtlldi bu(i net's f if the country . C!obs or Urn. nrls to he lulled and dreflVd will be received with proper directions at the ftore. One pound of fit murt he brought or Tend with everv ten pounds of clean picked wool free ot buis to the carding machine. George Rapp, fc? Assoc
TO DEBTORS. ALL thofe indebted to me by note or book account are requ-Oed to unke payment by the 15th of Auguft next. Thofe whofe accounts or notes are of long Handing, may depend on being fued if they neglect this notice. CHARLES SMITH. Jny 18, 1816 CHARLES SMITH H Ao jnft received in addition to his former Oock of GOODS, a quantity of New Orleans Sugar, of the brft qu-ilitv Imperial 'Veay Green Coffee Raisonsi Almonds, Logwood Sec alio a handfome alTortment of Domestic Plaids all of which he offrrs very low for cafh.
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B. J. Harrifon next door to N. Breeding's & Co a handfome afTortment of goods luitaMe for the prefent frason. confiding of, Dry-Goods Hard Ware, Queens Ware, Iron, Castings. $ Groceries. Which he will f II on reafonahl- tr'ni Also Bottled Porter, by the dozen, I rinegar $c. cSr. Arthur Patterson. Vincennes June 7, 18 Id. 27 tf
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NOTICE. '"IFy underlined will undertake, JL much pt rfons as have had property i prefiecl or t ken by the diflVfmt d-t
ments of the army of the U. States in Indiana Territory, to obtain a compenf tion therefor from the U. States they have made fuch arrangements at Wa0unrton ?s will enlure a prompt and fatisf fory f-' tlement. Application may be made to either or both of ui in Vincennes. Tbos H. Bcke, John Johnson July 23, 1816. 34-tf A PROCLAMATION. By the President of the United JQ States. Whereas by the acA entitled 11 An at? granting bounties in land and extra pay to certain Canadian Volunteers," paflVd the 5th of Ma ih 1BI6. it was rnadWd that the locations of the land warrants of the faid volunteers fl)ould M he fobjet to fuch regulations --s to priority of hoice, St tic manner of location, as the Piefident of the L7. States (hall d. reft lM r Wherefore, 1 James Madifon, Prefident of the U. States in conformity with the provifinns of the aft before recited do hereby nuke known that the land warrants of the C id Canadian Volunteers may be located agreeably to the faid ft, at the Land Office at Vincennes, or Jeffeifonville in the Indiana Territory, on the firfl Monday in June next with the Regiftrrs of the Land Offices ; that the warrantees may, in perfon or hy their attornies, or other l-gal reprrfentatives, in the prefence of the Register and Receiver of the lnd diOiifts draw lots fr the priority of location, and that flmuld any of the warrants not appear for location on that dy they my be loeatfd afterwards, accoidmg to thtir priiuryot presentation : the locations in the dillnft of Vincennes to be made at Vincennes, 8 tic locations in the diOrift of Jc ffer fonv ille to be made at J--flVrfonville. Given under mv hand the fiifl day of My, one thoufand eight hundred and fixteen. JAMES MADISON. By the Prrfident, JOS H MEIGS. Com'r of the Gen. Land OJJlce. M y 4 " 2 5-3m
Bv tha President of the Uni
ted States.
yiyHERErfS by the aft entitled An W aft providing for the i'ale of certain
lands in the Induna Territory h for other pui pofc-s," p-tlTed the 30 th of ?pnl 18 10, it w-ts cached that a part of the Paid lands fhould he ff r-d for fale to the hiihefl bidder under thr direftion of the regiftrr of the Land Office and of the Receiver of public monies of the places refpeftivrly where the Land Offices are kept, on fuch dy or dys as fh ll by proclamation of the Prefjdent of the U. States be defignated for that purpofe, in trafts of the fame fize, and on the Lame tcruis tud coQditions n have
been or may be provided fjr lai di in the fame dilli ics : Wherefore 1 James Madifon, Prefidrnt of the fj. States in conformity with the provif.ons of tbe aft before rr itd do herebydrcUre & flk. moWn that f,l-s Qi be held on the f.rll Monday in S-p'rmber next and five fuceerding days in Jefferfonville in the Indiana lVrntory, for the difposal of fuch part of the lands aforefaid s lie in thed.llnft of Jeffrrsonvillr, which h.ve not been referved by Lw for Schools oe for other purpnfet, and the p'us of furvry of which (hall have bren tranfmitted, prior to that day, by the furveyot gnrral ro the Reciter of the Land Offii e at J efFerfnnviUe and that fles ih II he held at Vincennes in the In. Ty. no the feCond Monday inrpternhrr next rx 3 focceeding wts for lrie tifpf-.l of fuch part, of the lands a fore f id ts lie in the diflricl of Vincennes, which have not been refrrved by hw for schools or for other purpof-s, and th' pKts of ftl - for which mail have been tranTmitt to that d y, by the furv vor ge Uegifter of the Lan-OfFue it V Given under mv hai d this 1 0 May one thoufand eight hunt fixteen. J KMES MADISON. By the Prpfiden' JO I -f H ' E Com'r. of the Gen. Land Office NOTICE To hereby given to all perfons holding I claims gthrt the eftate of William. T. C uld dec'd.that I t ill frttlr with rhe gal. Ltm county court, it thr txt D crmher term ot faid court to hr held in $hw neetown on thr third M;vd y of December next at whieh tinic !! the creditors of faid eftate ar- required to bring in their claims properly authenticated. GEORGE CODD, Adm of the' e stats of Wm. '1 . ( ODD dre'd. 33"8w July 20, 18 16.
SALT FOR S.lf.E. '"1 HE fuhferibei has a f w barrels of x-rU-nt SALT, which !ic will dispofe of cneap f ,r (fh. AL-1.. thofe having unsettled accounts with him ire rq netted uy come toward and fet tr them ( fT t h r r hy giving tor note? or paying the cafh and all fperfons having claims againl) him will pleafe call and get their pvCH. GREATER. July 18, 1816.
ISAAC BLACKFORD, Counsellor at Law and Conveyancer. ANY bufinefs in hit profrflion will be thankfully received sun punctually attended to he refidf s in Vincennes, and may he found always at h r 15-tf March 12, 1816.
WARE-HOUSE. THE subscriber has a nod Ware House well calculated for Storage. Tousaint Duhois. May, 17, 1816. 2i-tf
NOTICE. ALL thofe indebted to J. D. Hay. are n qo' O'-d to c 11 at his i re St i f 1 le th-ir acfounts as he dett rniined to clofe
his hooks up to this date.
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Put die Notice. TO -11 pe rfons they are hereby f rwarn. ed a 'infl buying or ar y wa) s tr dir g for note of hand given ly me tJ mrs Spfowl of C -rhfl-, (alln-p f r 20 d- II i rs, it be i r (t paffrd hy me fur a Lexington Ji diana Territory b-i k hill in the place of good money, and 1 ;iin detrrmine not to pay C id note till fid bark fhll i(Tuc fpecy for their bills tmlefs compelled to it by a due courfc of law. James Thompson. July 8, 1816. 34-2w Public Notice. I SHALL -pply t the ro-xt or the furceeding county court, for the County of Knox, for openirg and eftahlifhirtg a rod f-trtirg on the United Stes rod in fc. 10, town (hip 2 north; range 4 wft, thenca .1 iJ:rv r i n
on me nion uirrci crurif :rr grouno wtfi admit of othe rapids or lli on the eft branch of white nver, thence e ft war dly a the moii cirecl courfe the erouni4 wi mit of to the interf-iflion of the U. Si . road on the BUck O k ridge. Frederick Shouli July 24, 16 16.