Western Sun, Volume 8, Number 20, Vincennes, Knox County, 19 April 1817 — Page 1

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From the Press of FA. Ill U STOUT, Publisher of the Laws of the United States. Vol. 8.J VINCENNES, (!nd.) SATURDAY, APRIL t), Ciir. No. io.J

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A LIST of letters remaining in the Post-Office at Vincennes the quarter ending the 31st March, 1817, which if not taken out within three months, will

be sent to the General Post-Office as

dead letters. Persons applying for any letters

in this list, wiil please say they are advertised.

James Arretl, 3 Join. Alexander, 2 Jacob Aluths, lames tUey, Eliza L Amey. George Boyd, John Badoilet, 2 Lewis Bone, 2 Andrew brooks, Thos Bradford, Wm Badger 3 Daniel M Brown, John Baker, Matthew Bass, John Benehel, Anna Blackburn, Robert Burress jr Meoassa Brown. lames Chesnutt, Nancy Campbell, John Co it ton, Jesse Carmutt, Dr. Wm, Clark, 2 J. M. Sc S Colman Philip 4 reamer, Henry Cruse, Isaac Coone, Caleb Ci a 1 ford, George CI ma, John (o, Benj Coachman, Colvtn Day, J k ; 1 )v w a y, J m I )t prtc st, Smucl )ihvortli, V Lydia Debai e ' E John Emison, M itthe ins, TSIn, Fairhurst, t; s . Flanag in (' iter Fitch, Samuel rhm; tte, Joseph Glover, Thomas Gould, Georgi Hamner, James Haddock, 3 David Hollin ack, A rial Harmon, J urates Hai na t, Wm Heren, Joseph Hobba, J Harbison, Richard Hubbill, Wm. Henderson, Sally Henei 2 Thomas Jonea, 2 Saml. R Jennings Thomas Jent 2 Saml. Johnsoi i. B dh y Johnson, Eheneacr Jones, P0M5 J arc in, Fran is J ffriea. A bm. K utn m,

Elisha Kilbourn, James Ketchum, John Keller, Thomas Kennedy. Rachel Kitchell, James Kyle, George Kirkpatrick. L Carles Lyone, Ann Lee 2 Saml, Lemen, 2 Thomas Lindley,

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Fifty Cents at the which a note will can be withdrawn unpaid. f:i')iuiou3iv msen1 a . .1 k nftitnfMi s - must be paid tor acLi', s Alltiaer, 2 Lyman Ci. AnsU James A lams, VVuliam Arnct, 13 John Brown, George W Brat 1 '.os. ,,. t4UKc o Wm. R. Babbet, 2 John Boon, John Bradburn, Isaah Boon, Georgo Balthas, B nja nin Beckes, Eh nor Burrows, William Baker, Joshua 13a. .on, C Joseph Cutler, Peter Carts, Arch. C 1 apbeU, Wihtam Clark, R bert C-':. ian, G ?or re C ttbr , Cas ins 1) Gook, John C issiuy, Joseph Cowan, Jo 1a Colli ;s, Samuel Collins, Rh hard Cox. Abraham Coonrod, 1) Phillip Du Efendall, Joseph Dickson, Knock Da is Arthur Dushley, k V Joan Evans, J tne Earl, Thomas Fermous, Wm. Fii ley, Robe rt Fa i, Bi njamin 1 aulor, & H. Jemison Goin, Polly tiogan, Henry Ho by 2 Moses Hoggatt, 2 Thomas Hid, Gideon Hart, untington, W n Hi lh ter 1 lam, Sion Harbin, Jane Howten, Boos Harmou, J Kancy Johnson, Joiin Ingle, John Johnson, 5 'l nomas Jordan, Wm J 1 dd 3 I).',,i I Justice, Ja. Johnson, jr k s. 5. Kenneippe

Matthew Lyon, Daniel Lane, Thomas L"a. ens, Moses Lyons, 2 Peter L .man, Elichard Land, Jeremiah Lock wood. M

Abram Mc.CIellah, McCoy Or n Pome, Samuel Miller, Frederick Metts, Judge Mackentosh) IlttTt I ft m u. ai uowen. J

Spencer & Viartin, Martin, 2 T,.w, M. !' 1. Main, Thomas M. vwh Robert Mitchell, John Me C 11 ' " Stephen Milam, Fl' Merckley,

iJUara Mc Lammon.

N O John Kealy, John Owetisj Wm. Pursyll, Thomas Peukett Tin j ruem. Arthur Patterson, Doctor Pearson r iv. r. - wu . 1 1 1 Evavii, JOhn .elisor, 1 1 1 . k .-J J Vnuilla Ramsey, i :orfce Shaner, jr. CroiiHveli Sjwague, Be rj am in Sherman S T trkinton, V Traytorne, John Thompson, I) mel rob 1 vv at ter i siy io-, Foho ! rulock. Abrm. Vanelden Samuel Verson, 1 , J em o n w .t Jo S 1 ) Wri XT' I . .V Benj 1 - Wal SaK W

John 1 itton 2 C ' Snider.

Ci R C SULLIVAN, P M.

April 1 nf.

jRATHL, HUNT1 GTON,

bi 'i icy at lmw cjj conveyancer. T I AS opened an office, under the K I i ime rool of Messers Hale and V, cod Apothecary Store in Vinccnnes, Where he will be generally found readyto attend to the business of Ins profess

ion tf-5 FHOMAS Mtorneu

TF.RS hia profession H P puhiic, those who

consult or employ htm, ivi.i ph a-e apply at the riAVUMrJSS HOTEL ' 33 tf July 16 1816.

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1 " I L L practice Law in the yv C ircuit Courts of Knox, and the adjacent counties he cat the k- J'incvnups Hotel.79 Vincennes, 14, Feb. 1S17. I llftf

Keep vour 1 "HE subscriber and intends c

his on n manufacture, a supply of SCREW AUGERS, of all sizes, and of a superior quality farmer, carpenters and others that may wish to purchase, will, he hopes give a preference to home manufacture. . OHN 11 STROPES. Vincennes, March 4, 1817 1 4-tf BLANK DEEDS, For bale at the Y . Sun uliice.

Susanih Miner, A R McMahaa, Joseph Mltc.nell,

R Mc.Nair, 2 Jsaac Minei Joseph M Miller, 1 f JOseon M -.iconi Stephen Mitchell, James . c Mi an, 1- 1 Af... .1. . oai inn i -M j 1 T I , ( ' ; Cnas B Modiett, Hmw l. .,, J I 1 I tUAl I C H Wm. c DoveTl, James Mc Ciure, Danie ( ) ;den, James Pool, I homas Pcnrvi, v Porter, , j ftlarv Pat ncl lark Provin mc rosrue 1 I Js R H J I Raymond, J unes Ruark, John Reed a Jon it ian R i ai-. Zacliariah KoHbson s Joseph Shaw 21 Thomas Scott SamUel Smith, John Seuklaer, John Shunks Abraham Snapj, William Sooper, T William Traves, Charles Tu -ton, S tmnel Terry, Peer " eel, Bcnnoi Thaver v 3enj Vamtor, E Vantressi XV Wm. V ) - e 1 Juba Y .il.S .son, 2 v m , son, Geo Wait, Rebecca Westfall, 277-18-3t

Vincennes, January 2 1 8 1 7

H. BLAKIi at Law. at services

punuc, tiiose who mav wish to

Cash at Home. has now on hand, nstantly keeping, of

BY AUTHORITY

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Laws of the Union. Uh Congress, 2nd Scwion. jttf ACT authorising the sale of certain Grounds belonging to the U. States in the city of Washington. BE it enacted by the Senate and j u b e of R rementattoeM of the Cn it t d States if America in Congress assembled That the commissioner for the superintendence of the public buildings in the city of Washington be and i.e is hereby authorised to lav off into building lots all that part of the public reservation of ground in the said city, numbered ten lying: on the North side of the Pennsylvania Av :.ne, between third and fourth and an half streets ' Vest, embraced bv tV whole of the front reservation, on said ' .venue, & extending back of northwardly, not exceedidg 200 fc t-t ; and under th direction of the President of the U St ea to se 1 any number of such lot . . o e c eeding the half of the whole no nb r, and the avails ti ereofto pay into the Treasury ot the U. Suites, atid in such Laies th.c commissioner is hereby directed to reserve to the U. State s every other lot, except In particular cases it mav be expedient to sell two or mere contiguous lots ; but ah sales made its Virtue of this let shall be under, and upon the express condition, that the purchaser shall build and fuvsh, or cause to be built and finished within three years from the day of sale, a good and suhstantial brick or stone house of not less

3 1 1 hree stoi les ba ement slorv, nt

front ; and in fahu c of a compliance with the sakj conmtion,or any of them, the lots so sold shall revert to the United SuiVs, and the party failing shall incur a forf iture of any and all monies which mav have been paid for the same. Sec. 2. And be it furth r enacted, That the moiiies arising from the sales aforesaid be, and they hereby are appropriatedto the payment of any monies which may here fi rbe expended forthe

buildiccrs and pub

ftts in the ( ity of W a H' CLAY

Sfii aker of the House JOH? President of the

February 2 p pr o v f i, JAMES MAt)ISO

AvY . tCT to repeal the second section of an act entitled M An ad concerning t'-.e par officers, seamen Sc marines in the Navy of the United States " BE it enact d by the Senate and H'Jii'.e of Representatives of the United Starcs 0 America in Congress assembled. That the second sec tion of an act entitled wAn act concerning the pay of the officers, seamen and marines in the Na vy of the U. Slates passed the 18th of April, in the year 1814, be, and the same is hereby repealed. H. CLAY Oflcakt of the tfoU&c of Representatives. JOHN GAILLAR D, Presidt n of the S?natef pro temporeFebruary 22, 1817. approved, JAMES MADISON. A A .JCT directing the discharge of Lewis Olmsteed from imprisonment, lit it enacted by $he Senate and House of Representatives of the United States iff Ami rica in Congress assembled, That Lewis Olmsted who is now imprisoned in a goal in the State of Vermont, on a judgment at the suit of the United States, by which he was sentenced to pay a fine to the U. States, be discharged from .his imprisonment Pri-ul'd h w ever. That any estate w! ich the said Lewis Olmsted may have, or hereafter uc uire, shah be liable to be taken to satisfy the sentence against him, in the same manner as if he ha 1 not been imprisoned and discharged. H CLAY, Speaker of the li use f Hi preventatives. JOHN GAILLARD President of the Senate, fro tempore. February 22 1 s 1 7 aptoved JAMES MADISON. ,-J.V ACT for the relief of Joseph Summers and John Alien. liL ii t nactcd by the Scnait and JIoun,

xh 1 e elusive f its . less ia n feet 1 c irovetf Ife firemen tatives-. C A LLARD, en a te hr t ivfiore.

of R preventatives of the United States of America in Congress assembl- :, That Joseph Summers and John Allen be and they are hereby authorized to draw their respective erroneous entries mad; in tae district of Vincennes ; and the monies p lid by them on the said entries shall he placed on their credit on any purchase of the public land the may have made or shall make. h ci ay, Speaker of the House f Repne9ehtative JO N GA L Ri President f the Smat pre tempoTt March 8d, 1817. A PPHO V E O JA FS M .DI OX. AX ACT for the re i, f of Peyton Short. BE it enacted bu the Si nate and House of Representatives of the Vnited States ofAmt ricu in Congress assembit d, That there be passed to the credit of Peyton Short, who stands charged on the hooks of the Treasury for a balance as aent of the U States forpurclu&kig spirits for the army, the sum of 517 dollars and 85 cents. HCLAY. Speaker of the M use of Representative JOHN GAILLARD President of the Senate pro tempore. March 3d 1817. approved J A MLS MADISON. Disturbances in Gabwaty. From the Dublin Evening Post, Jan U. Various Letters have heen re reived in town from Galway, dated on Thursday lat. We shall give a:; extract Frottt a letter, received by one of the most respectable merchants in Dublin: tk This day, the town of Gafv. ay presented a most alarming scene. Art eminent merchant (Mr. Moore) was shipping oatmeal to Deny, having not agnard for its protection when a riotous mob assembled, and proceeded to 's house ; 6 not appearing, they bike his windows. From thence they proceeded to a mill, which they almost entirely destroyed. They also broke the windows of J. and J. Purke, and of every other person in whose possession they suspected either oatmeal or potatoes to be hoarded ; they also demolished their cars, carts, &c. and threw their scales and weights into the sea ; and were only appeased through the interposition ot Mr. Moore's father, he enoaoiivr the oatmeal should be reianded.', Extract (f another Letter. Galway. Jan. 9. We fear there will be a threat depression in the price of grain on Saturday, in consequence of the mob rising and declaring destruction to those in the corn trade. Some mills have been attacked and much mischief done to them by a riotous mob the widows of many bouses were broken The army was called upon but the mischief was partly over before they came. We cannot say there was any gieat activity shown by th.c magistrates ; they were hooted at ; the merchants were obliged to make parley, and promised to onload their eargoes ; in fact they were ah aid to appear, and acted by proxy." BLANK CHECKS, Executions y Supeonos, c. For Sale at this office, 77fe Constitution of Jnditria. FOli SALE at this OFFlCfl