Western Sun, Volume 8, Number 25, Vincennes, Knox County, 24 May 1817 — Page 3

AN ORDINANCE

Respecting S.iccp, Do-s, and bione 1 torsos. "fcTRTHEREAS, the infant Sec. 1. State of our Agrictli turcs and paucity of population require

t!t.it every practicable encourainc-m

tehouM be given to :ne raising o u, And wiiercas thr Dos in and about this

lorou fh are renr injurious io the oliecp

which a few entcrpnaiiig citizens- ot Vlnceniiei arc endeavouring to raise, by fre ill intly running after St killing them, W i ere fore : Bk M ordain"! by the Bjtird of T :.- ttM of the Br-iUh ' lrincenne., in common council astembl d, and if is h r hu ordain l by the authority aforesaid ThMi it shad and may be lawful for any person, either the o'.vner of heep or other

p u'on who may discover any Uog or Bitch running after Sheep in the Streets tut im ihp Commons of this Boroiieh to

V'ioot or otherwise kill the said Dog or Bitch and he in so doing shall be holdt n 'guiltless and harmless of any offence or damage in t onsefjuence thereof. 2 Avn Whkrf.as, certain owners or "keepers of Stone or Stud Horse are in tiie daily habit of lufferlng their said horsos to cover Mares sometimes hi the Street and at Other times in the open Lots in this Borough within the u.iaVoiJable view of the Female part of our

population, which We vleW not only obscene 'out outrageous in a civiitted comtuunitv ; to remedy which evil. Bk i f:ir her ordained bv the authority mf irssaids T at any person or persons Whatever either the owner or keeper ot anv Stone or Stttd Horse as also the owner or holder of any mate or mares, who shall hereafter cause or suffer a covering or cohabitation of the Maie or Female horse sp vies, in any 'Street or on any Open Lot within the inhabited p-.rts of this Borough shall pay a fine of Tk Do tt Alts for each St every oiTence, Which shall and may be recovered by action of debt before any Justice oi the Peace of Wlncennes Township in the

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name of anv person who may give in formation, verbally to said Justice, thereof, the one half whereof sh.ll be to and

Morthc use of the sal 1 Informer (who is hereby made and shall be taken as a Competent and credible witness") and the Other half to and for the use of this RojTOUgh and s!a l be by the said Justice, when he receives the same, paid over to the Borough Treasurer. This Ordinance shall take effect St be in force from and after its legal promulgation. R RUN'TIW Ch;n. C. II TILTX : AST. Clk.

1VOTICE,

persons having claims agains

the Trustees for the Borough o.

'incennes' are renucsted to present the

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same to the Subscriber, by or betore tin 30th inst that they may be laid before the Jioard at their' next meeting And all those citizens who may not have pai their Borough tax to James Nabb Collector, bv or before the 30th inst. are hereby notifien that from and after that time the same must be paid with costs, agreeably to the Ordinance in that case made and provided. By OanF.R C. II TILLING T AST, Clk. B. T B. V. BoroughofVieccnr.es, May lr, 1817. $ 35" 2t cwj

PUBLIC NOTICE

S HEREBY GIVEN, to all persons - - . a

holding claims against the estate ol

William T. Codd, deed that I will set-

t'r. with the G a 11 at in cou : it v court atftl

nfvt .Tone term of said court to be la?

Shnwnpe-Town. on the first Ifonc

of June next, at wiiich time afl the creditors of sail estate are required to bring in their claims prop m Iv authenticated. GEORGE CODD, , AdtninUtrator -f the estate of Ym. T. CGDD deed. April l, 1817 19 Sw

Sale of Lots in WASHING TON, (Indiana.) r 'HIS 8cfT being lately chosen by 1 the Commissioners appointed by the legislature to fin t ie permanent seat of justice for !).ciss county, is situated Ti;i t he Fours of Winn. RlVfiR on the Main state road, leading from Cincinnati J an 1 Louisvide to Vincennes k is about W tO miies from the latter it is also within four miles of that beautiful and navigable stream the West Fork ot White River at which place the road crosses said river, at toe falls This town is situated in a rich and fertile country surrounded on all sides

bv rich and wealthy fanners it adjoins Liverpool on the north, a flourishing littie village containing 13 or 2 families and in which there are two or three never failing springs which afford a sufficiency I of stock water throughout the year, and a tthcrc is also within six ntiles of Wash-

'on, si Ol ist and tW SaW'Mllls. Toirether with all t ie ab oe advanta

ges, it has one Which few towns can boast of, an advantage too which should interest every person wishing to purchase lots in the western country, this advantage is h at 'i. Liverpool adjoining the town of Washington, has been set-

which it

al-

9 ktlcd about 7 cars, 3 yea s ol

v .. w isoccuoied as ..fort, and it appears

most increditabie to say that there '-as not during that time been a single death in it and such is the (act that during a

lettlem

the deal

1 V s!i:

Irarden wSts v i ;

clay in June next. Terms of sale will be made known on the day of aale by JOHN ALLEN, . tgnt for Van tbunty. April 3, IS 17. Itt

nt off years there is not even of an Infant recorded In short . . i in In point of Hi u in is the spot of Indiana The sale of commence on the second mon-

SCHEME OF A LOTTERY, FOR JHirniNG A MASONIC M)DGE, IN THE TOWN OF Sr. LOU S.

! PRIZE of S 5 000 !s g

10 2) 2b 200 310 900

2, 5 50 4 013,

do do do do do do do

1,000

600 200 . 100 5(5 20 10 6

5 000 2,000

G 000

,00 I

6,200 9 000 1 5,300

Less than two blanks to a prize.

Part of ttie prizes to be determined as follow, viz t he first drawn 2 MO blanks to lie entitled to 6 dollars each. First drawn number on the 1st 2d, 3d Ah 5th, 6th fth 8th 9th, and l rthdays drawing, each to be entitled to one cfthe above 600 dollar prizes, payable in part by 100 tickets beiniilg V'i'h Xo. 7001 to No. 8ooo inclusive. The first 100

tickets for the first drawn first day and so On in regiai for the rest. All other pr'zes floating.

rnzes suoiect to aaeauction ol I ,i nei

o. on the succession

THE WESTERN SUN,

VIXCK.WYES : SATURDAY, May 24, 1817.

cent, payable in 60 days after the draw

mg is completed. 'To be drawn three times a week, 50 tickets each. dev. JOSHUA PILCHERH THO AS BR VDY, T. IOUGLAS , )Co7nrs. v i xt w " vi r n i

TIIOM i II WIT. w1

St Louis, Feb- 18 17. Is Tt g! 7" Tickets may be had in the above lottery either at the Store of John Ewing, or of Bradley and Badoilett in 'in-rennes.

VN LOTS FOR SALE

YiSi I to dispose of a number of

nVli niXij LOTH m the town

IU ssf.ron also three lots with two

good buildings thereon, now occupied as a store tavern also 40 or 50 acres of first rate land, adjoining the same A great bargain will be given in the above 'property for a Dart paid in hand, and a reasonable credit for the balance JAMES m)UNKIM. April 21, 1817. 21-tf

IVORDtothe ECONOMIST! mm l. . . l . .

IIJAtl 1 1 ULL, it'll ill in his accounts kc. for collection

Those who KN W and those who I 111NR they owe him, would Oblige him, and may-be ben if themselves, by ( ailing on the undersigned, at his office in V incennes, between now and the loth June next in Order to settle their accottnti Friendly admonitions, of the present kind, have become so common that they have lost much of their i fleet ! ' it a if me I have now " done as I Would be done bv." G V JOHNS I ON Mav 14 1817. 2 t 5W hu

Blank Note Books, LETTER TAPER.

State Bank. The Directors of the State Bank have determined to establish two additional Branches ; one at Corydon, in Harrison county, and one at Charleston. Clark county, so soon as the requisite funds are raised. a M T)oct. Jacob Kuykendall,

Has just received from Baltimore a fresh supply of VA' CINE MAI TER. :o - ::o:: Baltimore. May 2. Last evening arrived at this port the schooner Patriot. Captain Thompson, in .0 fiays from Buenos A vies, Bv this arrival we have 'received, from our attentive correspondent at that place. Buenos Ayres Gazettes to the 2d of March, containing the (official account of the capture ot Chili, by the republican force, and other particulars relative to the progress of the patriot armies. We have been favored, bv a commercial friend, with the following translations from ourfiles, for which we returned him our thanks. Translated for the Baltimore Patriot. Buenos Ayres Gazette Extraordinary, 27th February. Yesterday, at 3 P. M. Don Manuel Escalada arrived in this capital, bringing the Royal Standard, which was .captured at Chacabueo. It was presented to his excellency tfte Supreme Director in t lie presence of niany civil and military, officers. At 0 it was deposited in the Citadfel, serving as a trophy to the na tional colors. Salutes were fired on the occasion, accompanied with military music and the joy. lul acclamations ol" an immense concourse of people. The public gratitude rendered the homage of its admiration to the meritorious province of Cuvo. and to the illustrious herods of the Andes. To them belongs immortal fflorv! SAN MARTIN iamv

will publish the encomium of

your virtues : perhaps it may seem to exaggerate them ; yet it

can never cause them to be suffi

ciently appreciated. Despatch from Gen San Martin to the Supreme Director. Most Excellent Sir- A divi

sion of 1S00 men of the army of

Chili has just been destroyed in the plains of Chacabueo, this af

ternoon, (12th February,) by the

armv under mv command. Six

hundred prisoners, including 30

officers, 450 killed, and a stand

ard, which I have the honor to

transmit to you. are the result of

this happy day. With more than 1000 tand of arms and 2 field

nieces.

The pressure of time does not

allow of mv entering into details, which 1 will give you as soon as

possible : in the mean while, I

cannot find expressions strong enough to do iustice to the brav

ery of the troops : our loss does

not amount to KM) men. isnga-

dier Generals Don Miguel Soler

and Don Bernardo O'Higgins

eminently distinguished themselves.

Head Quarters, Chacabueo 12th

Feb. 1817

JOSE DEBAN MARTIN. To His Excellency Ti e Supreme Director of the State. General San Martin to the Su preme Diroctor. Most Excellent Sh The glorious dav of Charahti co has restored to Chili t! e enjoyment of its liberty The remains of the enemy's army dispersed, a?'c either joimr.n: ours in

great numbers, or falling into enr

hands as prisoners The fugitive

ex -governor Marco, not finding

any vessels at Valparaiso, is en

deavoring to escape to the south but he will be captured by the parties that are in pursuit of him.

I o day our army made its entry into this cspitol amidst the accla

mations of the people ; we have

toundinit an immense i an of

artillery.

Jose De San Martin. February 14th, 1917. Buenos Ayres March 1st. CHILI. On the Oth February the free-

'men of the government of Chili

assembled to choose a govern

ment, and elected Brigadier Gen

Don Bernardo O'Higgins. with

the title of Supreme Director

He has announced to the supreme

director of these Provinces his ap

pointment, and the apprehension of his predecessor, the tyrant

Marco del Pont. Nothing m";e

was wanting to crown the g'n-y of the Chilians and efthe heroes of Chacabueo, than the capture of an insolent general who boasted that he governed bv the aiVee-

tions of the people whom he oppressed. Tvrants! such is the des-' tin v that awaits you.

The Supreme Director of the

Slate of Chili in the Supreme Director of the Provinces of La Plata. Most excellent Sir-I-I have the

honor to enclose to your excel-

lency the a-ts of this free people, in virtue of which I have been

elected to the chair of stale, un

der the honorable, delicate. & un-t merited title of supreme Director. Mv wishes are all for the general good and the happiness ol America ; if they prove fruitless it shall not be for the v ant of lahor and vigilance on my part. 1 -a, e determined to devote myself entirely to that object' and the pattern of your excellency presents me a great example for imitation. May God preserve you many yea 3. Bernardo o'Higgins Santiago de ( h ill 3 )th Feb. 1817 On the 2d of March, the supreme director at Buenos Ayres, issued a proclamation in reply to an edict of Gen. Le Cor, commander of the Portuguese arm v, on the eastern ide of the nver, dated 13th February. The director insists that the Portuguese hall evacuate the territory they have invaded, and that in order to effect it Buenos A.vres will exert all its means and exercise full retaliation for any offences they may commit. The extraordinary mission which had been preparing for R "m Janeiro, was suspended. The Portuguese officers and vessels of war at Buenos Ayres were ordered away.