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era! Advertiser HY EUHU BTOUT.J - VINCENNES, (INa SATURDAY JULY 81, 1819. Vol. 10. No. si

THE WESTERN SUN

a s n G EXE HAL AD VE H VISE R, Is miblished every SaTumdw. tt TWO DOLLARS ner annum if paid Li advance, or TWO DOLtAKSfc riF I Y CEJ2T3 at the end of the Jrear forwhich a note will be required. No subscription can be withdrawn until all arrearage b are paid. A r b Ti s e .v e n t s c on - picuousl y Insetted on the usual terms Advertising customers 'ill note on th'-ir advertisements the number oil times they wish them inserted those sent without such directions will ", continued until forbid, and must be laiti for accordingly. jJHjvs of i he rvo v. AN ACT to alttr and establish certain 11. . , I r, .1 B i a . iij hud V it enact, d bu the Senate and ffoust if It y.Tf.v. niaiive :'.'; United State 'J nerica. in Congress assemble a, That folio wine post roads be, and the same lerebv discontinue l,th; t is tosay : Fm Brunswick, by T - 'a,to Starh T I corner, in Cawdotn, in Maine. From Plvmouta, bv C t n, to Mid 11 bo - j a jid rlympd fro n Mcdford t R idinr, in M i3sachu: stts. From Worthuigton to Urb ma, In Ohio From Hagerstown, in Maryland, 10 M'Connelstown, in Pennsvlv taia From Currituck court a Island, in North -Carolina. Sec$ And 6 e foflowtng i" , ii .' r enact established D Thai t i roa tnat is to ray : . erv-Hampshire. A From Sandfordtown bridge, through G':l nanto :t by the ho ise of judge Badger :i : I Kc w-Uhirh im bridge, to the post of- - i nfrton. ton, hi M :v ichusetts, on the U ;. A vi.ver md I lOnderrv tumD - ia . can over Isle rt Hooitset 1 tw i ? I or Hnnl I i . . i i TA T . II tl, n ..'v. i i til' lire. J W T. .. i P o ii i , , a " n in New-Hampshire, to F '-.Mr:,-, in Maine. From '"arncr, by Sutton and New L V tulon, t Htickne5fs Inn, hi Springfield. I Pi .i.i Washington, by Leinster and atv, to i iremont. Fr. m Jssicorti, in Rockingham county bv Loudon, Pittsficld, Giimanton ironrlvS: lton, and Wolfesborou gh, to Tufl inborouirh. Fr m Franconia, by Littleton village, to Littleton 1 r Iff . In rmont. Tort the n Si roaci trom Danville to L m ister, pass by Littleton bridge. From Barnct, by Waterford village, at ha .i mn's store, to Concord. From Jamaica, by Windhall, to Man-ch-ster. Fr nm Richford to Berkshire, in the comity of FrankUn. Maine. From Freeport, by Little river village. In LisixMi, to Stirbird's corner, in Bowd nm That the port road from Parsonsfield tr KHingham, pass by Porter bridge. r nd trom Portland to ka pass by Bridgetown and Denmar in lss!chl!t:i!s. From tar south parish of Brklgewatei bv the Four Corners, in Mid.ileboro, tMew B Ifor From iUiamstown to Hancock. From the houst 1 Thomas B. Harrub i in. .., , , !,,. r.,, .... ... or, to vi arenam. bv West Bovlston, ( fcFrom Worccst V. stminster, and Gardner, to Templerrom F alley's crrs roads, in Chester, by Noi n i e 1 1 andWesthampton, toN. rthnmpton. From Concord, by Harvard, Shirley, Lunenburg, Fitchburg and Ashburnhani, to blnchenden. Fro n Y '(. -ter, hv Wst Bovlston, Pr txeton, Westminster and Ciardner, t Te npleton. From the head of Accushcnt river, to tae ill ige of Fairhai en. Connecticut. From Winstead, by Colehrook cestr i in eting ho e, Sandisfi Id ami Otis wes me ting house and Tyringhara, to Stock bv je, in Massachusetts. From Golchestcr, h Hebron, Andover, and Co entry, to T ! 11 ma. From Lebanon, by Windham anc 11 impton, to WiMxlstock. From Litchfield, by Goshen, Last street, to No'f-F. AV7C- York. From Albany, by SpencertoWn, t S " Id, hi M .ss ichusetts. From Trov, on the Hooskk road, b Brunswick, r.i ton, and Petersburg, ti ilimstovn, in Massachusetts. lin the t t v ofSchen ctady to I'tic . en the v iith side ofUu Mohawk river. i - mi Ch n v Valb , - L. ni Patent T estford and Decatur, to Worcester. Fn m Gn M Bend, b) Harmon) I W ii dsi r ? 1) ; sit. ri i Tr . Brunswick and Greet hush, to S md L ik . From Cambridge, by 11 nstck ndP tersbi 1 g, Berlin Lebanon. .md btcphento w n, t

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Fr iin Waterftif'd. hv O ranee, to Ralls-

ton. Prom Pine Plains, on the Ulster and I) 1 -ware turnpike, to North Anenica. Prom Waterloo to Port Glassgow, b Clyde village, town of Galen. From the village of Peekskill, by Crump end to Sommerstown, in the county of West Chester. From south Nunda, by M Chare's, Ellicottville, in the county of Caturagus. In New-Jersey. From Newton, in Sussex comity, r I Stillwater, M irksborough, Butt's bridge, i to Columbia irlass manufactory, on tin IX taw are ri er. From Baskcnridge, by Liberty Cornet j to Doughty 's mills, in Moriss county. from tae city ot INew-YorK, across - en Island, by the Richmond and Woodbridge turnpike roads, to NewBrunswick. In Pennsylvania. Fi"m Famettsburg, in Franklin count , by Mittingtown, M,Allistcrstown am. I Stroupstown, to Selingrove. From N w Bedford to New Castle. ' ntmgton, return by Tiough Creek, s lhree Springs vallv and Fort Littleton. to the burnt Cabins. From Allenstown, by M'Keansburg Or vingsburg, and Hamburg, to Coots town. Th it the mail from Washingt m to N Lisbon pass on from Bricelands, by Man - c tester, and from thence by HAfcstown, Georgetown, and Little river lVulge. i romtlie Yellow Springs, in Hunting don count;', by Williamsburg andIartinsburg, to olootlv Run. i r-.... - i r tv j to Sunb try, pass oy Gratz. v r tm baston, bv the v md Grip, Ha milton, Pt cono, Sterling, Salem, Canaan, and Mount Republic, to Mount Pleasant. From Mount Republic to the c. h. in Betnamv From Halifax, in Dauphin county, to Sunbury, in Northumberland county, on the east side of the Susquehannah. From Gr ensburg, by Salem cross roads, Crawford's mills, Freeport, Kitta ningc. h. Woodward's mills, Indiana c h. Conovaught salt works and New Alexandria, to Greensburg. Fro. a Chaster, in Delaware county, by Newtown, Unread tagie, and kmr oi Prussia, Cv Norristown, in Montgomerv. From Phil Ld( iptiia. by Merion, Mill 1 li'XT Si crceK, vjuii ivis, uowrv, iniicott s aiu: Mason's T iverri, t JCimberton, In Maryland. T...- T.T-, nl. lj .1.1. . T t.l. a i uui iiiiiv.tetw iu ij ua, ui lieiivis Comity, in Virginia. From Port Tobacco, bv Brvantown,to Ben diet. That the mail pass on the turnpike roach between Hagerstown and Cumber and. 1- rom H!aoensburr to Maerilaer s tav ern, iti TI in land. From Fredericksburg, bv Carterville, Cun.berlar.d c. h. Prince bldw aal c. h. Charlotte c. h. and Halifax c. h. in Vir ginia, by Milton, Salisbury, and Chat lntte, in North-Carolina. By York c. h I nckneyville, Union ch Lawrc nee c . h and Abbeville c, h. in South Carolina; Ik by Petersburg, Washington, Poweiton, Sparta, to Meiledgeville, m Georgia In Virginia. From Bowline Green, w Caroline county, by Golansville, to Oxtow1.. That the post road called the Three Notched Road, from Richmond to Mil rn. shall pa-s hv Price'-, store. N J. Poindexter ec Co's store, and Uebb's store. From M rgantown, by Barnes mill u Shmston, to Clarksburc:. From Moorficld's, by Smith's, and tl German settlement, to Kimrwood. From Preston, to Howell's mill, or. the Little Kenhawa. From Petersburg, by Moody's, Bevill's bridge, A melia c. h. Paine s and Jamesown, to ranm die, in tlie count, of Prince E iwaid. From Vork to Warwick. From Kempsville to London bridge. From Great bridge, bv Blackwater, n Ka tt's island, North-Carolina. From Lewisburg, by Nicholas c. h.to 'harleston, in Kenhawa county. From Perkinsville. to Amelia county, Jennings' Ordinary , in Nottoway, Mili air . --v . er s tavern, ami Moore s Urdmarv m 'rince Edward county, and Key's tavern a Charlotte county, to Charlotte c. h. From Hanover c. h. to Taylors; ille, in "TTne coantN oi ri mover. From Lynchburg to the store of R. iVivis, m Beuioru countv In A orth- Carolina. From Rutherfbrdton to Mun e, and Harm on ville, to Mackaysville Burk county. From Lumberton, bv Philadelphus, Vl4Phails ille, Montpelller, M'Eachin's idee, t owiu-r Hill. Stewartsvallp. . u a usuaie, aim n.uorus uie, to L.uniuei - .1.1. . ...1 I F l ,, . . , W w V w v From Haywood ch. at Waynesville, 0 Hough t nsville, in South-Carolina. Fi j a Newbern, by Tillman's mill, to ii . ri 1 r. From Tarboro' to Williamstown I'mm, I.ninlninr Klf llnv.MU , eathseat, to Oxford. " From AshvlUe, North Caroling ndleton c. h.tn South-Carolina. From Knott's island, by KemnsvuJr . V... ...11. ;.. :.- Fi m Stat ! ms,b CampbeU's grove

From Salem, North Carolina, by Per

kins. Goodsnur. and Poplar Camp, to Wythe c. h. Virginia. From Oxford, in Oram ille, count.- to Louisburg, in the county of Franklin. From Chapel Hill, in Orange county, to Lexington, in the county of Rowan. South-Carolina. From Parker's ferry, by Walt&rboro to Barnwell c. h. From Columbia, by Lexington, Edgeield; Newbury, and Laurens, to Greenille c. h. From Adam Eifert's, by Mounnt Wil ling, Coleman's, William Wilson's, Ch. channel s, on Saluda river, J. Look s store, and H. Grays, to Greenville, From John Thompson's jun. in Marion district, bv Richard Howard s to (jodfrey's ferry, on Big Fee-Dee river. From (rk c. h. bv i ullenweider s tore at Goodon's Old Place, to Lincolntown, m iNortn-varonna. ana irom thence to Morgantown. In Georgia. From Milledgeville, by Bowin'sl ferry, Devereaux, Baxter s bridge, ifc Greens boro, to thens. From Fort Hawkins, by Clinton and Monticello, to Madison. Ohio. From Dresden, by Washington cross ads, west Bedford and Darling's to Mansfield. From Berkshire. by Delaware, to UrKnna V . From Ravenna, bv KWt:-wn and i Randolph, to Canton. "-k From Newark to mount Ycon. From Uurbana to the countWitat in uo'an County. From Columbus, by Urbana, and pinna to Greenville. From T ro , by Pinna, Saint Mary's, Fort Waj Meiffs. , and Fort Defiance, to Fort rrom Z.anesvdle, by Plainhela, to! White Eves Plains, on the east side of the Muskingum. From WeUsburg, Va. by Philliosbure and Smithfield to Cad':-. From New Lexington to Greenville. From Coshoctin, bv Mechanicstown and MiUersburgr, t ) Woo; tei From Piqua Hard e:;, a. oneioy countv From Hambleton by OxfoiftiPover, Baton, and New Paris, toGreelulne. From Cadiz to Rumby. f, In Kentucky. From CattlettsburR, by the mouth of Blame creek, and the mouth of Louisa, Fork of Sandv to I'!- ! rourt house. From Lexington, by the way of the Burnt Tavern, to Lancast r. From Princeton by Bellsford. to Madisonville. From Falmouth to Neville, in Ohio, From Millersburg, by Ruddel's Mill, to Cynthiana. From Louisville, Mount Vernon, Id, to Springfield, by Monroesville, Fairfield and li!' omi From Greensburc to ( rlasgow. Ft'oui Newbury Ewingsville and . io Tennessee . iiristian county to Trenton, to Port H From trenton, in Clarksville. That tlie Mail from Glasc Burksilh i. . II I... .:. i... A ...II J..S Iil. I! lil': II I V . rrom i cm&insviiie, oy imarpsourg, to Burksv'.lle. From Clinton, by Morg in counhoMse, to Burks ville, i.) Kentucky . , From Columbia, in Maury county, to Waynesboro," in Wayne count; . From the Boat Yard, by Embrc's iron works, to Jonesborough. In Indiana. From Princeton, by Columbia, and Petersburg, and the seat of justice in Dubois county, to Paoli. From Vincennes, b) Palestine, to York, i:i Illinois. From Lexington to Vernon. From Jeffersonville, by Greenville, Fredericksburg, Paoli, and Washington, to Vincennes. From V incennes, by Cj riislc and Belli ville, in Illinois, to St. Louis, in the Missouri tetriton . From lacksonburg in the county of Wayne, to the county seat for Randol h . ' S ii t A W- i count'. From Lawrenceburgh, in Indiana, to Peter-b rg .md Burlington, in Kentucky From Brookvilh to Veraomt thence by Brownstown nd Salem, toWAaa:!. From ConTdon bv, MounRsterline, Portersvule, Petersburg, and Columbia, to Princeton. v From Elizabeth, Hardin countv. Kentuck , by Frcdonia, and Mounsterling, to Paoli, in Indiana. Illinois. From Edwardsviile, by Alton, to St. Charles in the Missouri territory ; and from Edwardsviile, by Ripley to Perry sxiile. That the Poast road from Vincennes Shawneetown, p.is bj the Enghsh prai I "V ' , r C'f . -v - i 1 H orscctu n -o. 10,01 lownsmp wo. z, range 10, east. From incennes, by Palestine, to York in Illinois. Mississippi. From Winchester, by Green court I nOUSC, house, Fords on Pearl riwr, Marion Jj JJJ SXt a,ld Liberty, to V ': "p' t r a 1 r vv VM . 1 rora rnbsotU hy Franklin court t ,x l" WWiBe 11 1 eiu ' si.ue c 1 1 ."'.iiy.u. i.

In the Missouri Territory, 1 rom bt. Charles, b Clark's Curt

Stout's Fort, Ltncolen court house, and Clarksville, to Louisiana, at the mouth of Salt river, in Pike county. ' From St. Charles, by Montgomery , court house. to Howard courthouse. From St. Louis, by Franklin court house, Coooper court house, to Howard j courthouse. j From Candron, by Pulaski, court ; house, Little Rock, Clark court house, j and Hempstead court house, Washita I court house, in Louisian i, j

From Franklin court house to mont- ; gomery court house. From St. Michael, by the seat of justice in Wayne county, to Hixe's Ferry. From Jackson to the seat of justice in Wayne county. From St. Louis, bv Belle Fontain, and Portage De Sioux to the seat of justice in Lincolen county. From Potosi,by BeUview, Mcrphy's settlement. In t he Alabama Territory. From Huntsville, to Moorswllc, P Limestone county. From Chaba, to St. Stephens. From Burnt Corn Spring, I'orc couliby, by Blakely, to Mobile County. From Huntsville, in Alabama territorv. by shelbvville nd Fayetteville, to Murfreesborough, Lo Tennessee.

Sec. 3. And be it further enacted Tnat : and of the city f Bremen, the Military road commenced by the StC. 2. Jtndh Ufu nher enacted. That troops of the United States, under the the at passed on the third of March, one command of General Jackson, and lead-1 thousand eight hundred and fifteen, entiing from Huntsville, in the Alabama ter- t!ed an act to rrp al so much of tlie se -ritory, to Madison ville, in the state of oral acts imposing duties on the tonnage Louisiana, be established a post route on of ships and vessels of tlie Uoiud

when the same shall be completed. H. CLaV, speaker ox tne House of Representatives. 1 w- H . Ill) .1 President of the Senate, pro tempore. March 3, 1319. Approved : JAMES MONROE. A.. ACT to regulate the duties on ctr tain Wines. Be it enacted bu the & nuteand House of Representatives of the United Sf.ata cf America in Congress assembled, That from and after the thirtieth day f June, one thousand eight hundred and nineteen, the duties now bylaw levied, Collected, and paid on wine not enumerated ii. the "act to regulate the eluiks on imports and tonnage,"passed the twentv-

seventh day of April, one thousand eight 1 'sicesjor tne aor.ugn oj hundred and sixteen, when imported in ' crvnry in common council asme bUd bottles or cases, of seventy cents per ral- and it is hereby ordained by the aulon, and on wine not enumerated in uaid 1 thorityof the samcj That whenever act, when imported otherwise than in ' any member of the Board sdiall wish bottles or s, oftwenty-fi e cents per ' to resign his seat as a member of tho gallon, shail cease and determine; and o Trustees for the Borongli there shanot evied. collected, and naid t r: ..... ""b1 in Hen thereof, the sev t r .1 and speevhe ! f mcennes, he shall address a letter duties hereinafter mentioned; that is to l!lC ehalrm sgnit n,g his msay : on wines not enumerated in the- act 1 lc'iou to resign such seat as member, aforesi id . hen imported in bottles ot which letter shall be laid before the cease thirty cents per gallon, and when Board by the chairman at ti c next

y " impc I ca.. . otherwise th. ui ui bottles or a:'S er . 2. An i bi f? forth r nacted, That an 'v. . .. 11 ; f ten per centum shad be made to U c . end rates of duties abeve spe efied, and imposed upon the several goods, wares, and merchandise, afore said, which, after the said thirtieth day oi June, oi thousand eight hundred and nin teen, shall be imported in ships Of vessels not of the I uited States , Provided. That ibis addUaeoal duty shall not apply to such goods, wares, nd m rckaudize, imported in ships or vessels not of the United States, entitled bv t reaty, or by an) act or acts ef congress, t be entered in the ports of the United .-nates, o.i the payment of the same duties as are paid on goods, wares, and merchandize, imported in ships or resslsorf che t uited Statt s. Sec 3. And be itfurtJi; r nacted. That there shall be allowed a drawback of the duties by this act imposed ontttth wares, and merchanidze, imt.-ortTmiiit the United States, upon the exportlftioi thereot, witmn the tune, ancl m tti iu: n si ner, prescribed in the fourth section the act, entitled "An act to rce late t!a' duties on imports and tonnage." pa sect on the 27th day of April, one thousaiu. eight hundred and sixteen. Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, Thai the existing laws shall extend to, and be in force for, the collection of duties imp sed by this act, on goeds, wares and merchandize, imported into the United States ; and for the recovery, collection, distribution, and remission of fines, penal ties, and forfeitures, as fully and effectually as it every regulation, restriction, penalty, forfeiture, provision, clans matter, and thing in the existing lawcontained, had been inserted in, and re-, enacted by this act. Sec. 6. .-tnd be it further enmeted. Th . wines and distilled spirits, imported ta deposited in the public stores, under t':. direction of the surveyor, in the mamx precribed by the Maet prividmg for the deposite i t wines and distilled spirits public warehouses, passed the twei tieth April, one thousand eight hundn and eighteen, may be transported coasi wise, from the public warehouses, by .. -t -. '.'.c- v s..' a : . . . srei- tci v oi uie irtasur n...v presewi without loss of debenture. Main 3, 1819 Approved, JAMES MONROE. AN ACT further to suspend, for a lim ited time, the sale or forfe iture of 1 md tor failure in completing the payment thereon. lir it nactrd bu the Senate end H'jUS

America, in Cvr.rc a-etmblt.d Tm.t the operatiton of the sixth caodit n of the fifth section cf the act entitled "An act to amend the act, entitled "An act providing f . r tlie sale of the United Stales land northwest of tin Ohio, and above the mouth of die Kentucky rivet ." be, and the same is hereby, suspended until the thirty-first day Dt March, one thousand eight hundred and twenty, in favor of the purchasers cf public lands at anv of the land offices of tfcc United

States ; PrvJtd that the bene!".: of this act mall not be extended to any oe puchaserfor a grater quantity th six hundred .aid fortv acres of land. March 3, 1819 Approcd, JAMES MONROE. AX ACT In addition to "an act concerning tonnage and discriminating duties in certain cases." Be it enacted bv the Senare and H'.use I of RefttTMOtUUtvC of the United States of J ! - f . mm . .Mf.riuu in -jTigTess aemoiea l hat the act passed on the twentieth of April, one thousand eight hundre d and e ighteen, entitled "and act concerning tonnage u;d discriminating duties in certain cases," be, and the same herein is. extended, in all its provisions and limitations to the vessels t Prussia, of thecitv cf H.imbug, tates, ;ind between eools imported h.to the United States in forcien vessels and vessels ol the mtod States, and also . l.r. .1 , .. the act to which this is an aeldition, together with this act, shall cease md expire on he first day of January, nue thousand eight hundred and twenty -four. March 3, 1K19 Approved. JAMES MONROE Borough Ordinances. AN ORDINANCE prescribing c mode and manner of receiving and accepting the resignations T tlie snemben of the Board of i rusiecs. PASSED Jl LV Zo. Ibl9. Sec 1 . Be it ordained iy the Heard ' , I '' . - . t rt . . : meeting after recriintr the samr. : i v.- I UVII Sec 2. Be it further ordained. That no resignation of the seat of any member of ibis Poard shall be accepted by the Board unless by the consent at.d concurrence ol two thirdsof the nu nibers present w hen such resignation is laid before them Sec. 3 Be i: further ordemed. Tl at immediately on the acceptance of the resignation ufthe seat of any member of the Board, it shall be the duty oi . he chairman to udve public ootid of such resiirnatio . and also of the fine and place of electing a member to supply the place of the member resigning his scat as aforesaid, according to the ordinance passed on the j 28th day of V'ay, 1818. emitled an ordinance to regulate the election of ti tistees." Sec. 4. Be i' further ordained. 1 hat the resignation of tlie seat of any member shall not be accepted bv tho Hoztrd until all fines for non a!ten chance hav e been settled hv him. Sec 5. This ordinance to be n force from and after its egal promulgation. JOHN EWINO, Chairman, ttevt V. J Bradley, Clerk. RESOLUTION authorising the put chase of a lot, on which to erect a Maiket H "uc Passes' 23. July 18 19. Resolved bit ihr B'ard 'f Trustees of the BorotMgM of Vincennesyin common council assembled. That a suita Mo lot, or part of lot wrkin 'he middle ward be purchased by .e board for the use of the Borough as market place, and that the nn' ket use now on maiket street be moo J thereto. JOHN EWINQ Chairrr. Attest J I'radlev. Cleik. JOB PRINTING of all kinds, Neatly Executed AT THIS SO" OFFlCJi,

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