Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 9, Number 10, Vincennes, Knox County, 7 February 1818 — Page 2

Monday In Niafch, 'unc ind October Itl he c m u v of Jackson on tne third Mon(Uv i i Mvr.M. Jiu-- anil October hi tic C ) i i v ot Clark : the t e.d Monday in A AtlllSt an I November, in the tni fv of it u ns) i. on the fourth Mon d iv i i MrU, i Mst Utd November, in t'te county oi rlrrUon, on the fourth Mnnday t.i Vprll, ill trust and Now nber, mi in tic counties of Jefferson Kar liao i, 1 1 1 C u-k Mi circuit court ih ill sittweh lays it each tl ne and ine coun ties of J ickson, Washington and Orange, 5 aali sit si'; da) s . . i. r 1 1 circuit courts in the t kird cir ii . Shall Hit v, rollOS, to wit; In tii- county of Franklin on the second IN I 1 iv i February, Vtay and September, iris ill sit each ictMi twelve vi, in t IC en i tf of W tvn nn i e fir l md '- of Vt ire u Jn. and O itnber ; in t ie town oCCetflre title a i l shall sit six days at eac i tei n In the county nl U ndolph on the second M . lay of tofire June an 1 October, and s .' nt at ,each term six lays. In ie county of Dear! orn on 1 i t itrd I 1 1 , of 1 ircii, une and

S: shall sil it Pach terra twelve the county f twitter and on londay of tprU, I fourth if J i. . U1 l t If til -.t M n lay of and snail sil it e tcfo term sis. t. r ra 1 1 1 f m lAnnttiiM ik i 1 1 1

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s ice 1 1 M 1 . 1 iy of Vp il, the third Mondav of nlv, a i l I second Monday of K ivembi . . s lii sit thre i H tys at each te n. ind in tne county of Ripley on the T wr I ij next sa we tiunt to ( ie leton 1 Mm y af Vpri , the thtrd Monday of J ii y, m I the secon ! Monday of Mo vein Ivj an I s tail sit t tree davs at each tv . m. .Sec. s. T nt t ie circuit courts to be

en i i fourt i circuit, shal be held 'ie lavs and times f iow... to wit :

October davs ; in Iv first Mm! ly N v iv)

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in F ibruarv. XI a m 1 S ntember to

s(t tw veeks? in the countv of Posey on the nrd Mondays ol lebrnarv U y ai , eptember to sit ntoc work : in t c c i i t v of tanderhurh on the fourth Al 1 1 ' iy in Pebru iry, Mav n 1 Sppteniber to sit one viv'ok; '! the count r Warrick on the ftmt Mnnd tvs in VI irch JuQe ind hctob r, an! sit one vreek in t! 1 county )i Spencer on t ie second Vt-;:i I iV 1 1 i f trc . June an 1 October, Bt ait one reek ; in the con tv of Perrt on

tha t .i, I Mond s in t) l ib an I sit one

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v k at a te d ' rt ii'! in o it rue 1 to sit it any ter in this act. In i s 9 t di ipose

i he fourth M i I lavs in n l )ctober aifdit one pn in e ich year : tnis el coptainedi a tall

, to re.rjure i iv roun at i iv place mentioned 1 1 an it n w be neci s or ftnisn t ie business

before them

ue. 6 VU writs, subpoenas or other p -'v oss .v;r,rh nv h IVC ISSUC I fro n av o i te said sev ral courts since the last aiti i.;- t lereof, or which may hereafter issn previous to the publication of this ac i shall be deemed, taken and are icre by made retu 'nable i ' u first term of i said Iv' a! circuit conns, tone hoi bU? i by virwe of this icl ; snd ail suits,

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ther civil or c ji i 'in::, or n pr i ir to the p I be 1 1 . kn up at

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proceemtsto oe had thereon Ren - loannerasif k alter ition i

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court s. T lis act to t.ikv affect from and after its p tssage V ios 1. E Speaker of the M us ofRepresentatlveab CURiSfOP IEH 1 VRRtS W Presi I nt of theHenate A?phovi.;d, J in 18 181 8, J VVH VN J' VN' MHS.

1 1 t . n r. ih. THI5 OF R. ME VDE M1. Trrnbi .of y ofifered for Coiisid Oration the following resolution s W i -' I ' t Vw i.. i,t i tne United States h peon h I to caus to be laid before this louse my Inform ition lie may be able to com tum relative t e i npress neitt i ! let attiohincon-

perTod the case had assumed a new character of most extraordinary complexion It w.is wen known, he said tliut Mr. Meade is a citizen of tne U. States, and, he boiieVOd) was atone time an accredited Consul, resided in some part of the Spanish dominion ELither character ought to have protected him from i -lence and Outrage Hut unfortunaleiely for l.im they did not. I lie cau-s which pro hiced his confinement were unknown to Mr Trlinblei they weie probably burie I in the vaults of ihe Lnqtisition. T i vt, however, was of little conaetmence, it tne EaCl w iic h he was about to state WOre true ; and that they a. c true was evinced he said by a doc ii ncnt which ne head in 'n hand and Which lie said Struck the min i w itn as much force as it it was marked with the character of odsci n cei laintv I on prepared said ne, to i Imit tn it if a i iu.cn oi the U, Stales shall violate the penai or criminal cotle of-any t ter country he tiiiixi submit to the pimishme it w dch relay Oe indicted OH ii n : but SUCo i-. not the case ot Mr. 1 d, It ws not contended he said, th it th person Hi uestion had violated the letter or spirit of any part of the penal or criminal code ol Spain and on ihe contrary the document which he held in ns hand iffbr led the highest evidence th it the e w ts no c mac of complaint agit isi him. Upon some urgent and itrorous remonstrance beintr m de on this subject by our Minister) iir. Erving, a (tublic n ito hit royal order Was issn d. Mark me sir sa'ui he f.uhhc nuforfoua rvtat ' t iUnuutictfig to Spain, to Americu, and t ie wnole world that there was ctttt for the detention of Mr. MeaJ t vl v'i; . ;i e; his immediate rele lement II w the aching heart t Mr. M nt must have throbbed ad swelled) cheered with tht pr spect of leaving in a low nonrs tis oathesom p itiiential dun eon to breathe OhCe more the tree aid whole'som are! How it must have sunk, i ;.d icd within im, a- ,en the door of his prison house' were unbar re. i by .t meagre mini -n. who had enmo skui untj thro ti .n tne vaults ol those abodesofdoat i, wtvhanot lersec et order, lark me again) sit another secret order, issued at tne same time under the same royal signature, commanding his keep r to lold i n ; oner ai his peril. Yes, sir, one order,, public and notorious for relecsemctu and anotner secret order f r confinement, of the ime da; e a 1 1 ui der t n: same roj al signature. If the fa ts be iruetlte cas st mUs .niiout a parade in mcierO or modern times. Even the case of Caerne) tleorgc iiis no si niiitu te ? hi v i a monster execo ted by tne Turk, because he had in cold blood, ponged ins sabre through . tic heart of : is own father. Whereas Mr. M n l is acknh 1 1 1 jcdto be an innoc t victim, sufferi under royal diapieaa

ure I w in not attemp . sail pain, the (jorrora of Sp:u i or the sickeni i s i f ope at

e Hinncnient. u w : cite public Seeling, tnd ui

ail intention ot connect - ; tin

wit . oth i' joesttons now u , ui v nsaio ., or which may fail under discussknti between i ;is govenwn nt und Spain. Mr, . averred a.so that he had eutire confidence In the late and present executive heads of the government ami had no doubt tnat every thirn; wince could be done had been done, inbeha.foi ..'r. Meade. But he held it the duty ot this House to in nine intot is (he wouici agair call it) extraordinary case, and if tne fac s and circumstances a a i re nire i. make such expression of its opinion as Will add weight an 1 fnee to future e. uic i tions If the case were as weti-founded as rumor to: !, he one a ready to votunteer his arm in defe ce of Mr. Meade ana bre -t lie storm unfearing cbnsequenc s Tor, said he v. ..tie I have t e lionor of a eat in this House no lawless despot shall lay an igry Ji ig t on a iciiow citizen of nil i e, without the hazard of bringing that finger to ihe bock. He was one of those, be said, w o were willing to believe t t it Wf ought at this lime useh ssly to embroil ourselves with anv foreign p ri r ; k he .vas throfoUghly satish. d tliat it is our best and wisest policy to husband our resources, our men, and our means to meet the coming conflict

maxin be adopted in a government like ours? Is there any thin Which so exactly accords with the principles of our constitution? This it i true is but a single instance of individual oppression ; but the outrage done to the personal rights of the victim; tiie infraction of law and the affront, the insult oil" red to to our govercment, is exactly fTie s,mic as If half a million had been incarci rated; for he held that our system ot government is the true poetic chain, vhich links us together as a band of brothers and 4 if front that chain a single link you strike, 1 Ten or ten thousand break the claim alike." We are bound Sir, said Mr. T, under our constitution, to protect tne life, liberty and property of every citizen of Ollf country, But where may i.c claim that nrotection! Or rather. Where shall t is

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savages of the western wilda. and is he not entitled tit, among the still n.oic lawless chieftains of a den tying perish ing and ruined monarchy i It is not in this land of liberty that the citizen need w call tor protection here it comes, as it were unbiden, to encompass him about ; but when oppression fall upon him in a foreign leOd, among strangers friend less and unprotected, ltis supp icating voice should not be beared in vain lr every thing which is obligatory in the social compact or hotioi ibic in humanity catis for ann commands your protection as if he stood upon the sacred soil mat gave dm birth, Wlto of us, said Mr. T. in the condition of Mr Meante, woi Id Of' a-1, ill- ': of IfLm Il'u-e? Which ol ns v, i'.i n ,'. iWti.c liOuor of r.y ctrr 'n I hope there isoot the. r he motion of Mi T n a -iOl to

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.n nance to an act of the Cicneral Si Assembly in such case, italc i-;o-vided I will proceed to expo-,, to tne at the Court-House door in Carlisle ori the iKth day of February 18 18, the following Lots ol ground in the town of Uus&ron

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riht to presu 11c that every m mh 1 8f the House nl hesj d oft re confinement tf Mr. leae. More t an three years a 1 that ;: leman had en incarcertit r 1 in a Apanlah .In igeon, when he ! ad Over - i i e re nai 1 tl it was within t is (Mr. Trim! le'sl recollection that mariy p ons had expected tt at the l ist ConV is would have : ts t a , h uiry to Ua ma-ic into the bueject j but since that

wit 1 n only 1 ttion thai can send us a Hannibal, or wh na we s halt revisit w ith a ciple v st nation w ho has already ; .ke'l our infant Rome, and v. hose proud Cart age we sb.aH one day humble in the ti istf ami sue p with t c besom of re nbtitive desolation But saiil he theYe are no present circueistances, or looked fort tits that ought to incline us to bardl n mr ; s. that e mav not hear t ecal - ot a suflerir.; citizen imploring protection. So on I think it was upon being asl e u' 1 form of government is best?repHi I "That form in riiieh t e smallest insult offered to the mean cm citizen i con si dared an injury to the whole community " Could a better

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( AI L. Attorney at I m KiaT.PS his Office on aEflf o ' tkpet, c pnosite the PQST-OFFICF inct nnes 9th January rt I . k Mjp " IMUNTINC In all its Famous Branches$ Neath Executed, at the OtYUc of u The Western Sun."

FOR SALE By JOHN EWlftG, At the most Reduced Prices, A LAH.fi k OBHBXAL ASSORTMENT or

M KRCHANDIZE;

EMBRACING Grocrt irs and Liquors,

Queens ware. China. Glass, k Tlardurrr,

Domevi, -Ad F01 . DHYCOODn Oi cvrrv description, SUCH .S Factory Cotton, Checks and ( iinghams, Superfine Cloths! Kersi meres and Broad Cloths, Cambria ('a 'noes Dimiiics, Hosiarv, Silk of diflfeent kinds, Point and Rose lilankets, Irish Linen, rianncls, kc. ALSO, L.ulies an ! Geotleoaca'a Shoes, Boots, sik Umbrellas, Siiv.r . taint d Spectacles, Silver Tea Wares, 1 ashionable Bor

nets an.' elegant Trimmings,

Men and omen s Saddles

dlt rjr. V o Sc Fur II. its k Hatters Triniminc;5 Carpenters, Coopers k Saddlers Tools. Wire Sifters. ioiins Flutes & Fifes, Looking ilasses, Drawing y uies, Knives and 1 ojas, Carvers k Butchers. V Spades, Augers and Axes; v Adzes Chains Sieelvaids, Window Glass, niootliing, Hatters an Waffle Irons Fire coders I rasa and common Anciiror , Shovel anu Tongs, Hand Bel low s. Bros! es of every description. J is! dug Tack'.e, Pi cket and Ii .Ister Fistols, Grrid Iron.-., Frying la is, Weaver's Reeds Log Wood, Pil burgh Porter in Casks and Bottle:, Wl I ead --round in Oil and dry, Plough In r.s. A VARIETY OF PATENT IMKDICDsES,

SL'CH AS Bvi tsh OH.

B. s Diops, Antibillioua Pills, Sec. Tin II u e, ( astina

Irons al ads, cominetclv asso.ted.

. EXTEJVSirJi SUPPL1 OF Sch fol B oks Siatt .s and Stutionar)'. With a number of 8e!rct li i-'s, Histoiiai, Biogi aphical, R igiousaud Misc danious. Su I to form a ver) Ubcful country or neighbourhood Library. S eel Plate, Mill, vross Cut and Whip S iws, Spun Cotton & Cotton in the Bale, Sr. ul k M.i keral, Gold v atch Scaio U Lanngs. HAS AS E TF SSII B SELECTION 09 INDIAN GOODS, And a great variety of skasoxarle, SVBSTA-H i i vL U FAMC1 ahticics not iicre enumerated, suitable tor town and coun

try A an article of ueand substance he will mention a patent STEEL GRIST MILL, that would grind MifTicicnt for ten families it is now temporarily fixed and may he viewed by any pi i sons w ho want such aconvcnic.ee in their neighbourhood. T7J. E. i v ry much difiosed t9 r!l CM afi Ci'jod .'o 'lunctualmcn, but he vrithet it to he und r io-jd Sua number

I who havf been long1 indebted at if ' '. fo not call and fiay or

give thtir m U far th amount due with- ' Our further delay, hi '-ton want witobligt him. to ad Jit the nutdiest mode to tt HrCt. Vic ernes, Jan 16, 1.118 7 tf Ten Dollars Howard, vl

V the 11 th or 1 2th inst. somcwle'

on the road ' etweeo Vincenoi

Turn ms Creek, a

lii (I Morocco Pocket Rook, containing a number of papers of va.ue only to the owper any person linding .ai ! Packet Book, and deinerinc, i with Its contents to the subscriber in Honey Creek Prairie, or to the Editor of the West! in Sun in Vincenncs, si. ail receive the above rew ard. IbAAC LAMBERT. January 2 J tt St

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