Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 10, Number 15, Vincennes, Knox County, 10 April 1819 — Page 1

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VINCBNNE8, (1ND.) SATURDAY APRIL in, 1819. Vol 10. Bfo. 13

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TWO t k). .L Mis 1 cr annum, if p ii I 1 1 .1 Ivance, or TWO DOLL V li Sc VIi" 1 CENTS the end of the year, lor which a note will be required. No subscription can be withdrawn until aii arrearages arc p ad. ADl wrist. HMMTm conspicuously inserted on t!ic usual terms. Advertising customers will note on tV ' i r advertisement the number of times they wish them inserted those sent without suc h directions will bo continued until forbid and must bi paid for accordingly. f v twit f?'7'r. ; Li 1:1 vPr tident tf the United State of A7 . 0 rtrY and Singular to Whom these presents come. Greeting : Wrerbas a Treaty was made and cludedj between the United States t Vmerica ard the Great and Little t 1 ue nation of Indians, at St. Louis, M f on the twenty-fifth day of September,

111 cne year 01 our L,ord one thousand Nichenmance, or the Walking Rain x eight hundred and eighteen, by com- Tadhesajaudesor, or the Wind x missioners on the part of the said Nihuedheque, or Sans Oreillez x United Slates, and certain consider- Caniquechage, or the Little Chief x ate men, Chiefs and Warriors, of all Orinachieor the sudden appearance x the several bands of the said nation, Voihasache, or the Raised Scalp x Oil tile part and in behalf of the said Dogachlgt X nation which Treaty is in the words Tahechinga x following, to wit : Signed, scaled, and delivered, in prcsA Treaty made and concluded ence of by and between William Clark, Pierre Chotcau. ( veroor of Missouri territory, Pierre Menard, fnd Agent, auperintendant of Indian affaris, Jno. Ruiand, sub-Agent and commissioners in behalf oi the P. L Chouteau, Interpreter, Crated States, of the one put ; and PauHLuise, Interpreter Osage, a full and complete deputation of J. T. Konre, Indian Interpreter, considerate men, chiefs, and war- Merriwethcr Lewis Clark, riora of all the several bands, of Now, therefore, be it known that I, the Great and Li tic Osage nation, James Monroe, President of the Unassembled in behalf of their said ted Staes of America, having seen-

nation, of the other part, have agreed t the following articles ; Art. Whereas the Osage nation have been embarrassed by the frequent demands for property taken from the citizens of the United States, by war parties, and other thoughtless men of their several bands, (both before and since the war wi h the Clu rokees ) and as the exertions of their . ' ic fs have been ineffectual in recovcring and delivering such property, conformably with the condition of the ninth article ofa treaty entered into with the Unite;! States, at Fort Clark, th ' Hh November. 1808 and as the (1 luctions from their annuities, in conformity to the said article, would deprive them of any for several vears, and being destitute of funds to do that justice to the citizens of the United States, which i calculated to promote a friendly intercourse, they have agreed. and do hereby agree to cede to the United States, and forever quit claim to the tract of country, included within the folio wing bounds, to wit: Beginning at the Arkansaw river, at where the present Osage boundary line strikes the river, at Fro?; Bayou ; then up the arkansaw and Verdigris, to the Luis of Verdigris river ; thence eastwardly, to the said Osage boundary line, at a point twenty leagues north from the arkansaw river, and, with that line, to the place of begin nine;. Art. C T he United States on their part, and in consideration of the abovj cession, agree, in addition to the amount which the Osage do now receive in money and goods to pay their own citizens the full value of such property as they cm 1 ;;ali prove to have heenstoK n or destroved bv .the said Osage, since the year 1814: Provided, the same does not exceed the sum of four thousand dollars. Art, o The articles row stipulav u, in buiiMucrcu as peiiuuneni additions to that treaties now in force, .. J Ml L U I ... between the contracting panics, as 'snon as they shall have been ratified by the president of the United States America, by and with the advice an i conscm oi tne acnaie oi me sani iii'tv: nies In witness whereof, the sad William Clark, commissioner as aRiresaid and the considerate men and chiefs, aforesaid, have hercUnto sul scribed their narni and affixed their seals, at St Louis, i this 2Sth day of September, in the year of our Lord, one thousand riht hundred :mi eighteen and ofthe Independence of the United btatcs the forty-third. WLLIAM CLARK. Canienopc

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x w x X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Mannansoudhe Nequi voire Naatairreer Mansheooe hepogran Pachique I ac indue Voiletonchinge Voisabevoiquanidague Nanchache T heoucoudhe N ihecounache Voidenache Conchcstavoilla Xaquidatonga Vohanigau Huoue voire Hurathi Houneagon, or the gentleman X X X X X X X X X X X X X Hoquithevoico M , . . . . , 1 hcdocavoichipiche oithcvoihc Mitaniga Thecamque V oibisonthe N icananthe voire Honbonquecon Tanhemonoy Sandhccaan Pabeskaw, or the White Haris Koheseere, or the Great Tract X and considered the said treaty, have, by and with the advice and consent of fehe senate, accepted, ratified and confirmed the same, and every clause and article thereof. In testimony whereof I hare caused, the seal of the United S'atc s to be hereunto affixed, and have signed the same with mv hand Done at the City of Washigton, tl is 7th day of January, in the .year of our Lord and in the" 43d year of Ametican Independence, JAM S MONROE By the President : JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, secretary ot state. James Monroe, President of the V States of America, To alt and singular to t:A om thc firesfJitx shall romc, Grte : "4 Whereas a Treaty between the United States of America anil the . .., f T , Wyandot 1 nbe of Indians, was made i , , , p. i and concluded at St. Marv s, m the state of thio, on the twentieth day of September, in the vear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighteen, bv commissioners on the part of the said United Slates, and certain Chief and Warriors of said tribe ihe pari and in behalf of the said tribe, Whi h treaty is in the words following, to w it: Articles of a Treaty made and concluded at St Vary's, in the state of Ohio, between Lewi-, Cass, commissioner of the United States thereto especially authorised by the President of the United Slates, and the Chiefs and Warriors ot the y andot tribe of Indians. Article 1. The Wyandot tribe of Indians hereby cede to the States ad the right reserve in tv o tracts of land, in the te Michigan, one including the Village (.,VH.W III KJ1 IISUIK II, HIU (.I1T. UlllLl lilt village called Magagua, formerly in ! r.i m i . . ri . possession oi me yaiuioi uioe oi Indians, containing in the whole not more than five thousand acres of land, which two tracts of land were reserv ed for the use of the said Wyandot tribe ot Indians, and theii descendants, i r u e Term oi nity vears, agreeamy kq me provisions n me act ot fongress, passed February 28, 1809, and entitled An aet for the relief of certain Alabama and Wyandot Indians." Art. 3 In consideration of the preceding cession, the United States will reserve, for the use ot the aatd Wyandot Indians, sections numbered twein ty -three, twenty-bur, twenty-five, twenty-six. thirty-four, thirtv-five, thirty-six, twi ity-seven, and that part of section numbered twenty-two, which contain rh:; acres, an! Has on the south side of the river Huron, bebg

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in the, fourth township, south of base line, and in the ninth range east ofthe meridian, in the territory of Michigan, Sc containing four thou an : nine hundred and ninety -si acres ; 8c the said tract of land shall be reserved for the use of the said Wyandot Indians, and their descendants, and be secured to them in the same manner and on the same terms and conditions as is provided in relation to the Alabama Indians, by the first section of the before mentioned act of congi ess, except that the said Wyandot Indians, Sc their descendants, shall hold the said land, so long as they or their descendants shall occupy the same. In testimony whereof, the said I ,cwis Cass, commissioner as aforesaid, and the chiefs and warriors of the said Wyandot tribe of Indians, have hereunto set their hands, at St Mary's, in the state of Ohio, this 20th day of September, in the year of our Lord 1818. LEWIS CASS. Ronessass, or Honas x fiaunsiaugh cr Boycr Ronaeas or Racer x Bonioness, or Joseph x Scout ash x Dunouo''. or half ktng x Aronve, or Cherokee boy x Taruntne, or between the logs x In presence of R A. Forsyth, jr. sec'y to the conVn. John Johnson, Indian Agent. B F. Stickney S 1 A W. W. Walker, Interpreter. John Conner. m. Turner. Now, therefore, be it known, that I, James Monro; , President of the United States of America, having setn and considered the said Treaty, have, bv and with the advice and consent of the Senate, accepted, ratified and confirmed the same, and every claue and article thereof. Intestimonv whereof, I have caused the seal of the United States to be hcrcun'o affixed, and have signed the same with my hand.

Done at the City of Washington, this seventh day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eie;ht hundred and nineteen, and in the forty-third year of American Independence JAMES MONROE. lv tr e r reorient : JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, Secretary of Stuff mm i ro i AN ACT confirming the claim rf Alexander Macomb to a tr.ict of laivi iii the territory of Michi n. P. it enacted hij the St nate and of RefirescntativcM of'he Uni ted States of Am eric a , in Congre assembled That Alexander Macomb, of the territory of Michigan, be, and he hereby is, ronnrmed in his ripnt Sc claim to a tract of land, being an islland, situated in the mouth of Detroit river, known bv the name of Stonev Island which was formerly occupied tfni improved tor the bench! ot the .,. . , , , , Tleirs ot A lham acon b, deceased, under whom the said Alexander Macomb now claims title ; and upon a regular plat an d survey of the said inland being: returned into the office of the commissioner of the general landnfnoe a patent shall be granted for 'he aforesaid island or tract of land ; Provided that the confirmation and ram, to Alexander Macomb, hereby made and directed, shall not prejudice t1)r lea' claim (if such there be) of anv other pers.cn to the same tract of land. March 28i9:::.4f firovcd; JAMES MOUROR. UCOBSSc L ROY, VJt RECF.IVEO ON CONSIGNMENT. ases British DRV GOODS, well assorted. Which will be sold on erv reason?ih1p trrniQ for f1 cu iw pvrlnin.l f . rinmiPfl nrflnrrt, o A State of Indiana, c e r tt onencerxouniv circuu February Term, 1819. AbneTTMwards, 1 jJL Is Chascrt. NancfTO wards, J This day came the complainant bv his counsel, and on motion, h? havintr satished the court that the defendant, Nancy Edwards, is no inhabitant of this state it is ordered that unless the said absent defendant does appear here on or before the Brstdav of tl next May term of this court aii ; .- swer the complainant's bill, that the same will he ttvken for confessed against her. and th prayer thereof decreed accordinply And that a copy of this order be inserted in the Wettern &atfar4 weeks s sively. A copv test, JOHN MORGAN s.cc.

ISO DOLLARS REWARD. Kn w w from the subscriber, iiv i: ; near MiddlctOWn, Jefferson coun ty, Ivy. a mulatto man named

OEORGE, v-one vears old. about 5 feet 6 mehes hia4i, has a scar on his forehead 0 - W and a fresh scar over his left eye, crally smiles very much when spoken to. chews tobacco will drink too fu-e sometimes, talks very free, ha I net v frown if alarmed ; had with him a dark drab full cloth roundabout and pantaloonsyB Light drab cloth i oat, n white yarn socks, wool hat, coarse shoes. Sec. had a small nil pocketbook and plenty of money w ith him I will give the above reward if taken out of this state, if taken in this state twenty dollars, and secured in any jail so that 1 get him again, and if brought home all reasonable charges will be paid bv me. FRANCIS SNOW DEN. Nov. 12, 18)8. (M27-xiii-'m) LOTS LY riJWEJr.YE8, FOR SALE. LAMyuithorised to stll for Joshua Iff liond, a b'ilOVSK .4XD LOT, sitnatd on Fifth Street, in winch the said Bond lately resided. ALSO, .1 HOUSE AND I tr, belonging to Daniel Sullivan, in wtlch he Uielv residfd. The property will be shown, and the terms of sale made known to any person wishing to purchase u,i application to G. R. C. SULLIVAN. April 1,1818. 18-tf $J LL pe-sons having BOOKS belonging to George R ' Sullivan, will confer a favor oh him bv returning them to his OFFICE. COMMUNICATION A sVveral attempts have bcn nffalle ttyprocure notes for fraudullt TOCpOSCS, by forged U'ttoirSnous other means : Wrfleem" it expedient to pve public notice to those banking msuiuiions wnicn nave employed, or may hereafter em- -. 1 .1 ! 1 - P caccuipC uicn wuik, that no orders will he attended to. nor anv paper delivered, without having satisfactory references to persons resident here, or such documents as will identifv the applications to be genuine. MURRAY, FAIR MAM, IT Ca Philadelphia, March i7... .3; THE Qualified Electors of WiOfAr township are here- . .r J. ' . ... by notitflpf that an election will beholden in said township on Mnnrlav ihp 10th nf m il next, at the usual place of hoi ding elections) for one Justice of the Peace, to supply the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Samuel Chambers, Esq. II V Beckes shflf.k c Knox county, March 25 ISI9 Carles sm th, more takes this method of filly soliciting all those who are inoeotea, to make payment immediately as he intends roing to Philadelphia for GOODS. The ver liberal indulgence always given to those who 'nave dealt with him encourapei a belief that they will now (in time of need) pay attention to this notice. Januarv 23- 3 tf r i . m NaT ICE lrT.rlI:.Xill he let to the lowest bid l(ii hfiaOth cay of Mav next, nil g of a superh Biick C mt IlousS ui the town of H!oomin'-ton ; thewSTumension of which will be made known on ihe day B, PARRS, Agent ir 3t Monroe county. NjO tic e exeb forewarn all per ORS Ycung vhh my wife Pruat - ce or crediting ot ner n my a -coum :s sl-,e h.a two husbands lii:e; atx'i time, in COOSOqucncc of wl h h circunutance we have mntnaHy areed to part. I therefore do not consider myself her lawful husband, and consequently not bound (ot any ot her contracts. WILLIAM STEWART. Princeton, March 2 13 It i y r

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juwjtnucri request ail per Ann ir4AkJ m m. I 1 Avmeni vi:vjut dt-jv, as cr. oi t - .I I,.... I. C V- 1 J - .wtv ill II ti I. .1 1 I UI A tl... C .... - C t , m purchasing theit asaortmeni i f rata M , k v v 1 mer vivrv mj J sCOBS k LcROY. i i ennes, Marcii 27 . N SMITH, & CO. Have iust nnivpH fmm PITTSBURGH A LABCE (li AMITY OP SHEET IRON OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY. Jlfso, A fEW COPIES OK THR L IF J. OF Napoleon Bonaparte. Which they offer for sale on moderate terms. January 16, 1819. 7tf J C RBILLBV, fc CO. Watch and Cluck Maker, Sitvcr smith's and JeweUctt. RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the public in rencral that they have rerwned their shop to the house lately occupied by Mr. Patterson as a store where tvtWW desci iption f A WATCH EH AJvD CLOCKS, 1 wiu re repairea ana wariaiited to perform twelve months, 1 key sl-o contmu continue to manufacture all kinds of Silver-Ware and Jewels The highesr price given fin old GOLD J. YD SI J VRR April 1ft. 29-tr MACHINE MJKIi GT" . D. WHEELER RESPECTFULLY I iforms his 7 u nAm tmnA t h mi'i'ir. 1 1, if lir hoc movcd his Shop from Bruceville to the Steam Mill in Vinci i m i, ere l (" "eads carrying on the above bn bluc" in au us u' ai,cne8' Whjte Smithina?. I 4 Irons Making Lathe ru..i.v- i...... tjj jr.ms And all other Irons in his line ot business. He also keeps one fir at the BLACK SMITHING BUSINESS, for the accommodation ofti c citizens of Vincennesandits vicinity. February 3,1919. 10 tl M n ... J" . N CB tft0,e ndel.ted to the late firm ot WHEELER k H UtPER, are -te, to call and settle the same on or beiore the th (A V is month all those who do not attend to this call, will find their accounts m an officer's hands fo: coder ' nn. H I) REMOVAL. ' J. tt W. L VOL MIX, HAVE removed their Stoke to their new building on Market Street, nearly opposite the Market-Howse, w here they expect to rec h in ft v days, in addition to then present itockf A fresh assortment of MERCHANDIZE. OS HAND A J' uc Barrels t f J 8 A L T ; And a fin: flurrds of DRY APPLES. A 11 those indebted to us ere : v quested to call and make payment. J U W L. C. De;. It, !R l. J I ' I l . AtT'RMV AT ,. n m t r l .... -.iv...-. r.. mm- ,111 iuiii.i hi i cupted by T. H. Blte l i p. p '. t, t- iiece'uer's Offi t,ur re all th businessonnectcd hh e; profession, that may be .:tniH q iiim, will be promptly :tt.February ti - is The hi :1k m price in Cash, will be given tor tooo BU8HKL8 OF li I M E. ENQUIRE Of THE PRINTER Fbrua- 1. - f