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Western Sun, 1807-<1816>
The Western Sun was a weekly newspaper of record, also the territorial printer, in Vincennes, Indiana, publishing the Acts of Congress, territorial
documents, pending tax sales, legal notices, local and foreign news, local notes, poetry, federal land sales, lists of letters that had not been
claimed, some fiction, and uplifting essays. Most issues were four pages. The issues appear to be in bound volumes and are difficult to read for that and
other reasons. Many page 1 sheets are of poor to very poor quality. The publication of the federal laws was the editor's bread and butter and nearly
always occupied pages one and two of any issue. Territorial publications were not frequent. There were advertisements, but they were usually small
and there weren't really very many. Among the most frequent ads were those for patent medicines. Nearly every issue had at least one ad for an
escaped enslaved male and runaway horses. Someone has been through all the issues and made check marks and/or numbers beside many paragraphs. This
sometimes caused slight loss of information because of blots. To avoid endless repetition, many information categories are mentioned only once, but they
appeared many times in other issues. **Western Sun Vol. 1, no. 2-4 (July 2-July 25, 1807) Page 1 of issues 2-4 were of poor quality, as was p. 3 of no.
3, news from everywhere, post office dead letter lists **Western Sun Vol. 1, no. 5-9 (August 1-19, 1807) Page 3 of no. 6 was of poor quality,
federal laws and documents, territorial documents, Governor's speech, poetry, uplifting essays **Western Sun Vol. 1, no. 10-13 (September 5-29, 1807)
There is a fold in p. 1 no. 1 that caused loss of text, p. 2 & 3 of no. 13 are of poor quality, tax lists, election returns **Western Sun Vol. 1, no. 14
(October 3, 1807) The laws of the Territory were included, approved by William Henry Harrison. Robert Fulton described a steamboat voyage on the
Hudson. **Western Sun Vol. 1, no. 15-16 (November 17-25, 1807) An ad for three runaway enslaved, laws of the Territory **Western Sun Vol. 1, no. 17-20
(December 2-30, 1807) Pagination varies. More runaway enslaved ads, statements from a court in Cape Girardeau, Missouri **Western Sun Vol. 1, no.
20-21 (January 6 & 27, 1808) List of potential dead letters is published in most issues **Western Sun Vol. 1, no. 21-22 (February 9 & 23, 1808) The
front page of this no. 21 appears to differ from the front page of the no. 21 of January 27, 1808, but the second pages of each appear to be the
same **Western Sun Vol. 1, no. 23-24 (March 9 & 23, 1808) There was an announcement of the sale of public lands and a full page of the rules of the Court
of Common Pleas **Western Sun Vol. 1, no. 25-26 (April 6 & 20, 1808) List of books in the Vincennes library, newspapers were dependent on the
captains of sailing ships for news of the European wars **Western Sun Vol. 1, no. 27-28 (May 4 & 18, 1808) Debtors' relief act for the
Territory **Western Sun Vol. 1, no. 29-31 (June 1-25, 1808) There was a federal appropriation for arms and arsenals **Western Sun Vol. 1, no. 32-36 (July 2-30, 1808)
Meetings with the Shawnee, an act to raise a military force, court clerk fees, description of a tornado in Tennessee **Western Sun Vol. 1, no.
37-40 (August 6-27, 1808) There was a federal shipping embargo, Governor Harrison called for the legislature to meet on September 26, 1808 **Western Sun
Vol. 1, no. 41-44 (September 3-26, 1808) Long list of veterans pensioners, notice of a divorce in the Circuit Court of the Territory **Western Sun
Vol. 1, no. 45-49 (October 1-29, 1808) Governor Harrison's speech to the Legislature, heavy coverage of the Spanish War **Western Sun Vol. 1, no.
50-52 (November 5-19, 1808) Journals of the House of Representatives for the Territory, notices from the Court of Chancery, more coverage of the
Spanish War **Western Sun Vol. 2, no. 1 (November 26, 1808) Journals of the House of Representatives, court notices **Western Sun Vol. 2, no. 2-6
(December 3-31, 1808) Journal of the Territorial House of Representatives, rewards for the return of horses and enslaved, notes from Congress,
correspondence between Jefferson and Monroe **Western Sun Vol. 2, no. 7-9 (January 14-28, 1809) Notes from Congress, court notices **Western Sun Vol. 2, no.
10-13 (February 4-25, 1809) Journals of the Legislative Council of Indiana Territory through No. 12, news from London, Congressional notes, election
notes **Western Sun Vol. 2, no. 14-17 (March 4-25, 1809) Political letters, naval news, Indiana Auditor notes, ad for Laws of the Indiana
Territory **Western Sun Vol. 2, no. 19-21 (April 15-29, 1809) Notes from Vincennes, political correspondence **Western Sun Vol. 2, no. 26-29 (June 3-24, 1809)
laws of the Territory, United States laws, tax sales, mail routes, blockade of the Chesapeake **Western Sun Vol. 2, no. 22-25 (May 6-27, 1809) these
issues are out of order, political correspondence, election returns **Western Sun extra Undated two page response to a political letter **Western
Sun Vol. 2, no. 30-34 (July 1-29, 1809) news from all over **Western Sun Vol. 2, no. 35-38 (August 5-26, 1809) News from everywhere, news about the
European war **Western Sun Vol. 2, no. 39-43 (September 2-30, 1809) this group is tightly bound, proclamations by Governor Harrison, news of
European war **Western Sun Vol. 2, no. 44-47 (October 7-28, 1809) pages very tightly bound, peroration on dueling, Harrison's treaty with the Native
Americans **Western Sun Vol. 2, no. 48-50 (November 4-25, 1809) Capt. Lewis' suicide, peace between France and Austria, journal of the territorial House of
Representatives, long discussion of the Native American treaty **Western Sun Vol. 3, no. 1-3 Not present **Western Sun Vol. 3, no. 4-6 (January
6-27, 1810) No. 4, p. 1 not legible, federal notices, court notices, duel challenge **Western Sun Vol. 3, no. 7-9 (February 3-17, 1810) some pages
difficult to read, court notices, federal laws and notices **Western Sun Vol. 3, no. 10-14 (March 3-31, 1810) some pages are all or partially
illegible, ads for subscription books **Western Sun Vol. 3, no. 15-18 (April 7-28, 1810) election numbers **Western Sun Vol. 3, no. 19-22 (May 5-26, 1810)
serialized stories, news from all over **Western Sun Vol. 3, no. 23-27 (June 2-30, 1810) news from all over **Western Sun Vol. 3, no. 28-31 (July
7-28, 1810) some pages difficult to read, July 28 only 2 pages **Western Sun Vol. 3, no. 32-35 (August 4-25, 1810) 2 column list of men impressed
into the British Navy, list of public lands for sale, visit to Vincennes by Tecumseh, notice of need for military supply contracts **Western Sun Vol.
3, no. 36-40 (September 1-29, 1810) relations with Great Britain, publication of several Native American treaties **Western Sun Vol. 3, no. 41-44
(October 6-27, 1810) Beginning with no. 42, the paper was very tightly bound and appears to be only 3 columns wide, largely federal notices in the
remaining numbers **Western Sun Extra A few paragraphs trying to allay fears of an Native American attack **Western Sun Vol. 3, no. 45-47 (December
?-22, 1810) There were no November issues, Governor Harrison's statement about Native American affairs, French efforts to breach U.S.
neutrality **Western Sun Vol. 3, no. 48 (January 5, 1811) The message of President Monroe, paper will publish every 2 weeks **Western Sun Vol. 3, no. 49-52 (June
8-29, 1811) the editor declined to explain the gap in publication, mail routes, territorial militia law **Western Sun Vol. 4, no. 1-4 (July 6-27, 1811)
Page 1 of no. 1 and a few others are largely illegible, fighting around Kaskaskia and many other places, territorial militia law, 1810 population of
18 states and 7 territories **Western Sun Vol. 4, no. 5 (August 3, 1811) militia orders, description of conference with Tecumseh, letters to
President Monroe about the same **Western Sun Vol. 4, no. 6-9 (November 9-30, 1811) Page 1 of no. 6 is all but illegible, Native American wars, President's
message **Western Sun Vol. 4, no. 10-13 (December 7-28, 1811) Native American issues, letters to the President, territorial government **Western
Sun Vol. 4, no. 14-17 (January 4-25, 1812) Native Americans, earthquake, world news **Western Sun Vol. 4, no. 18, 00, 19, 20 (February 1-22, 1812)
Native Americans, territorial government, federal laws **Western Sun Extra (March 7, 1812) Correspondence about a possible instance of cowardice in
battle **Western Sun Vol. 4, no. 21-22 (April 12 & 25, 1812) 6 p. in issue 21, but p. 5 duplicates p. 3, Native American wars, war with Great
Britain **Western Sun Vol. 4, no. 23-26 (May 5-20, 1812) British intrigue **Western Sun Vol. 4, no. 27-30 (June 2-30, 1812) British intrigue, real property
tax list **Western Sun Vol. 4, no. 31-34 (July 7-28, 1812) declaration of war, war news **Western Sun Vol. 4, no. 35-38 (August 4-25, 1812) war
news, adjournment of Congress **Western Sun Vol. 4, no. 39-43 (September 1-29, 1812) war news, federal laws, territorial government, several pages are
partially or completely illegible **Western Sun Vol. 4, no. 44-47 (October 6-27, 1812) federal laws, territorial government, war news, a partially
illegible page **Western Sun Vol. 4, no. 48-49 (November 3 & 10, 1812) land foreclosures **Western Sun Vol. 4, no. 50-51 (December 9 & 26, 1812) war
news, list of deserters **Western Sun Vol. 4, no. 52 (January 2, 1813) war news, federal laws **Western Sun Vol. 5, no. 1-4 (January 9-30, 1813) war
news, federal laws **Western Sun Vol. 5, no. 5-6 (February 6 & 13, 1813) war news, federal laws, discovery of perpetual motion, territorial
laws **Western Sun Vol. 5, no. 7-8 (February 20 & 27, 1813) war news, territorial laws, p.1 of no. 7 is only partly legible **Western Sun Vol. 5, no. 9-10
(March 6 & 20, 1813) war news, federal laws, territorial laws **Western Sun Vol. 5, no. 11-14 (July 10-13, 1813) war news, tax list **Western Sun
Vol. 5, no. 15-18 (August 7-28, 1813) war news, ad for vaccine matter, European war news, list of deserters **Western Sun Vol. 5, no. 19-22 (September
4-25, 1813) war news, especially the capture of the British fleet in Lake Erie--"We have met the enemy and they are ours!" O.H. Perry, foreign news,
deserters' list **Western Sun Vol. 5, no. 23-27 (October 2-30, 1813) RFP for supply contracts, victories on Lakes Erie and Ontario, hurricane in
Charleston, SC, capture of all British forces in Upper Canada [No issues in November 1813] **Western Sun Vol. 5, no. 28-30 (December 11-25) war news,
earthquakes, Presidential message, Governor's message **Western Sun Vol. 5, no. 31-33 (January 1-29, 1814) First page of Numbers 31 & 33 and page 4
of Number 33 are not good, war news, ad for sugar kettles, ad for feathers wanted **Western Sun Vol. 5, no. 34-37 (February 5?-26, 1814) war news,
lots of notices **Western Sun Vol. 5, no. 38-39 (March 12 & 19, 1814) Page 1 of number 38 and page 3 of number 39 are difficult to read, long letter
from General Jackson **Western Sun Vol. 5, no. 40-44 (April 2-30, 1814) Pages 1 of no. 40, p. 3 of no. 42, p. 1 of no. 43, and p. 1 of no. 44 are
all difficult to read, duel, militia orders, courts martial **Western Sun Vol. 5, no. 45-48 (May 7-28, 1814) Page 1 of no. 45 and p. 1 of no. 47 are
difficult to read, armistice proposal, Congress adjourned, Creek War ended **Western Sun Vol. 5, no. 49-52 (June 4-25, 1814) Page 1 of no. 50 hard to
read, federal laws, war news, tornadoes **Western Sun Vol. 6, no. 1-5 (July 2-30, 1814) Page 1, no. 1, p. 2-3, No. 5 are largely illegible,
territorial laws, war news, French Constitution and news **Western Sun Vol. 6, no. 6-9 (August 6-27, 1814) pages 3-4 in no. 7 are not good, last of the
federal laws from the session since concluded, burning of Washington by British troops, Governor's speech **Western Sun Vol. 6, no. 10-13 (September
3-24?, 1814) war news, territorial government adjourned, peace negotiations in Ghent, editor wanted to try a new section called News Room, but needed
more subscribers to pay for it **Western Sun Vol. 6, no. 14-17 (October 1-22, 1814) President Madison's call for fierce opposition to the enemy, pages
2-3 in no. 15 are partially blacked out **Western Sun Vol. 6, no. 18 & 19 (November 10 & 26, 1814) Discussion about the Ghent negotiations, theater
society, doctors' ads and ads for patent medicines **Western Sun Vol. 6, no. 20-23 (December 3-31, 1814) President Madison presented the Treaty of
Ghent, which took two issues, lots of ads **Western Sun Vol. 6, no. 24-26 (January 7-21, 1815) Request for weapon supply for the federal Ordnance
Dept., war news from New Orleans **Western Sun Vol. 6, no. 27-30 (March 4-25, 1815) The editor was ill during February, p. 3 of no. 28 not good, Treaty
of Ghent was signed December 24, 1814, text in several issues, ad for a lottery, high number of murders by Native Americans **Western Sun Vol. 6,
no. 31-35 (April 1-29, 1815) page 4 of no. 31 is only half legible, arrangements for various Native American groups after the Treaty of Ghent, ad for
the session laws of Indiana **Western Sun Vol. 6, no. 36-39 (May 6-27, 1815) Page 1 of no. 36 and no. 38 are not good quality, statement from
Napoleon **Western Sun Vol. 6, no. 40-43 + 2 supplement pages (June 3-26, 1815) Page 1 of the supplement is illegible, p. 2 of no. 40 is half illegible,
federal laws and documents, including one about the courts in Indiana, the supplement has to do with the retention of certain military units and
forts **Western Sun Vol. 6, no. 44 w/supp.-48 w/supp. (July 1-29, 1815) The supplement with no. 44 was a repeat of the one with no. 43, territorial laws,
information about Treasury notes, the supplement to no. 48 is additional pages with the usual content **Western Sun Vol. 6, no. 49 w/supp., no. 50
w/supp., 51 (August 5-19, 1815) court notices, information about Treasury notes, supplement to no. 49 illegible **Western Sun Vol. 6, no. 52 (September
9, 1815) federal laws and documents, news from everywhere **Western Sun Vol. 7, no. 1 (September 16, 1815) new masthead and now four columns wide,
federal laws on p. 1 and 2, doctors' ads **Western Sun Vol. 7, no. 2-4 (December 16-30, 1815) Page 1 of no. 2 is largely illegible, news from
everywhere **Western Sun Vol. 7, no. 5-8 (January 6-27, 1815) stories, commercial treaty text, Indiana documents, ad for a female academy in
Louisville **Western Sun Vol. 7, no. 5-8 (February 3-24, 1816) list of Native American treaties, international news, letters to the editor **Western Sun Vol. 7,
no. 13-17 (March 2-30, 1816) news from everywhere, leftover details from the war, such as back pay, Native American affairs, letters to the editor,
stories **Western Sun Vol. 7, no. 18-21 (April 6-27, 1816) consideration of the separation of Maine from Massachusetts, news from
everywhere **Western Sun Vol. 7, no. 22-25 (May 4-25, 1816) news from everywhere **Western Sun Vol. 7, no. 26 w/supp.-30 (June 1-29, 1816) supplement has an essay on
Indiana becoming a state, news from everywhere **Western Sun Vol. 7, no. 31-32 w/supp., 33 w/supp.-34 (July 6-27, 1816) letters to the editor, rules
for payment for militia service [this was repeated many times] **Western Sun Vol. 7, no. 35 w/supp-39 (August 3-31, 1816) state election news and
later, partial returns, news from everywhere, RFP for carrying the mail in Indiana and Illinois **Western Sun Vol. 7, no. 40-43 (September 7-28, 1816)
more election returns, news from everywhere, including the exploits of Simon Bolivar, RFP for food for the military **Western Sun Vol. 7, no. 41,
45-47 (October 5-26, 1816) no explanation for the missing numbers and there is no time gap, Page 1 of no. 41 is not good quality, large public land sale,
including data about land made available to Canadian refugees, long essay on climate **Western Sun Vol. 7, no. 48-52 (November 2-30, 1816) Page 1
and 2 have a folded corner with a little loss of text, p. 4 of no. 52 is of poor quality, federal treasurer's report, speech by a Winnebago chief,
Governor's first state of the state speech to the state Legislature **Western Sun Vol. 8, no. 1-4 (December 7-30, 1816) Page 1 of no. 1 is only half
legible, news from everywhere, a long message from President Madison, list of salaries of state officers
Title:   The Western sun.
OCLC Number:   1319009257
Available Volumes
NameFiche CountOnlinePaper Backup
Vol. 1, no. 2-4 (1807 July 11-25)YesNo
Vol. 1, no. 5-9 (1807 Aug. 1-29)YesNo
Vol. 1, no. 10-13 (1807 Sept. 5-26)YesNo
Vol. 1, no. 14 (1807 Oct. 3)YesNo
Vol. 1, no. 15-16 (1807 Nov. 17-25)YesNo
Vol. 1, no. 17-20 (1807 Dec. 2-30) (inc.)YesNo
Vol. 1, no. 20-21 (1808 Jan. 6-27)YesNo
Vol. 1, no. 21-22 (1808 Feb. 9-23)YesNo
Vol. 1, no. 23-24 (1808 Mar. 9-23)YesNo
Vol. 1, no. 25-26 (1808 Apr. 6-20)YesNo
Vol. 1, no. 27-28 (1808 May 4-18)YesNo
Vol. 1, no. 29-31 (1808 June 1-25)YesNo
Vol. 1, no. 32-36 (1808 July 2-30)YesNo
Vol. 1, no. 37-40 (1808 Aug. 6-27)YesNo
Vol. 1, no. 41-44 (1808 Sept. 3-24)YesNo
Vol. 1, no. 45-49 (1808 Oct. 1-29)YesNo
Vol. 1, no. 50-52 (1808 Nov. 5-19)YesNo
Vol. 2, no. 1 (1808 Nov. 26)YesNo
Vol. 2, no. 2-6 (1808 Dec. 3-31)YesNo
Vol. 2, no. 7-9 (1809 Jan. 14-28)YesNo
Vol. 2, no. 10-13 (1809 Feb. 4-25)YesNo
Vol. 2, no. 14-17 (1809 Mar. 4-25)YesNo
Vol. 2, no. 19-21 (1809 Apr. 15-29)YesNo
Vol. 2, no. 26-29 (1809 June 3-24)YesNo
Vol. 2, no. 22-25 (1809 May 6-27)YesNo
1809 May 15, ExtraYesNo
Vol. 2, no. 30-34 (1809 July 1-29)YesNo
Vol. 2, no. 35-38 (1809 Aug. 5-26)YesNo
Vol. 2, no. 39-43 (1809 Sept. 2-30)YesNo
Vol. 2, no. 44-47 (1809 Oct. 7-28)YesNo
Vol. 2, no. 48-50 (1809 Nov. 4-25)YesNo
Vol. 3, no. 4-6 (1810 Jan. 6-27)YesNo
Vol. 3, no. 7-9 (1810 Feb. 3-17)YesNo
Vol. 3, no. 10-14 (1810 Mar. 3-31)YesNo
Vol. 3, no. 15-18 (1810 Apr. 7-28)YesNo
Vol. 3, no. 19-22 (1810 May 5-26)YesNo
Vol. 3, no. 23-27 (1810 June 2-30)YesNo
Vol. 3, no. 28-31 (1810 July 7-28)YesNo
Vol. 3, no. 32-35 (1810 Aug. 4-25)YesNo
Vol. 3, no. 36-40 (1810 Sept. 1-29)YesNo
Vol. 3, no. 41-44 (1810 Oct. 6-27)YesNo
1810 Oct. 18, ExtraYesNo
Vol. 3, no. 45-47 (1810 Dec. 3-22)YesNo
Vol. 3, no. 48 (1811 Jan. 5)YesNo
Vol. 3, no. 49-51 (1811 June 8-29)YesNo
Vol. 4, no. 1-4 (1811 July 6-27)YesNo
Vol. 4, no. 5 (1811 Aug. 3)YesNo
Vol. 4, no. 6-9 (1811 Nov. 9-30)YesNo
Vol. 4, no. 10-13 (1811 Dec. 7-28)YesNo
Vol. 4, no. 14-17 (1812 Jan. 4-25)YesNo
Vol. 4, no. 18-20 (1812 Feb. 1-22)YesNo
Extra (1812 Mar. 7)YesNo
Vol. 4, no. 21-22 (1812 Apr. 18-25)YesNo
Vol. 4, no. 23-26 (1812 May 5-26)YesNo
Vol. 4, no. 27-30 (1812 June 2-30)YesNo
Vol. 4, no. 31-34 (1812 July 7-28)YesNo
Vol. 4, no. 35-38 (1812 Aug. 4-25)YesNo
Vol. 4, no. 39-43 (1812 Sept. 1-29)YesNo
Vol. 4, no. 44-47 (1812 Oct. 6-27)YesNo
Vol. 4, no. 48-49 (1812 Nov. 3-10)YesNo
Vol. 4, no. 50-51 (1812 Dec. 9-26)YesNo
Vol. 4, no. 52 (1813 Jan. 2)YesNo
Vol. 5, no. 1-4 (1813 Jan. 9-30)YesNo
Vol. 5, no. 5-6 (1813 Feb. 6-13)YesNo
Vol. 5, no. 7-8 (1813 Feb. 20-27)YesNo
Vol. 5, no. 9-10 (1813 Mar. 6-20)YesNo
Vol. 5, no. 11-14 (1813 July 10-31)YesNo
Vol. 5, no. 15-18 (1813 Aug. 7-28)YesNo
Vol. 5, no. 19-22 (1813 Sept. 4-25)YesNo
Vol. 5, no. 23-27 (1813 Oct. 2-30)YesNo
Vol. 5, no. 28-30 (1813 Dec. 11-25)YesNo
Vol. 5, no. 31-33 (1814 Jan. 1-29)YesNo
Vol. 5, no. 34-37 (1814 Feb. 5-26)YesNo
Vol. 5, no. 38-39 (1814 Mar. 12-19)YesNo
Vol. 5, no. 40-44 (1814 Apr. 2-30)YesNo
Vol. 5, no. 45-48 (1814 May 7-28)YesNo
Vol. 5, no. 49-52 (1814 June 4-25)YesNo
Vol. 6, no. 1-5 (1814 July 2-30)YesNo
Vol. 6, no. 6-9 (1814 Aug. 6-27)YesNo
Vol. 6, no. 10-13 (1814 Sept. 3-24)YesNo
Vol. 6, no. 14-17 (1814 Oct. 1-22)YesNo
Vol. 6, no. 18-19 (1814 Nov. 19-26)YesNo
Vol. 6, no. 20-23 (1814 Dec. 3-31)YesNo
Vol. 6, no. 24-26 (1815 Jan. 7-21)YesNo
Vol. 6, no. 27-30 (1815 Mar. 4-25)YesNo
Vol. 6, no. 31-35 (1815 Apr. 1-29)YesNo
Vol. 6, no. 36-39 (1815 May 6-27)YesNo
Vol. 6, no. 40-43 (1815 June 3-24)YesNo
Vol. 6, no. 44-48 (1815 July 1-29)YesNo
Vol. 6, no. 49-51 (1815 Aug. 5-19)YesNo
Vol. 6, no. 52 (1815 Sept. 9)YesNo
Vol. 7, no. 1 (1815 Sept. 16)YesNo
Vol. 7, no. 2-4 (1815 Dec. 16-30)YesNo
Vol. 7, no. 5-8 (1816 Jan. 6-27)YesNo
Vol. 7, no. 9-12 (1816 Feb. 3-24)YesNo
Vol. 7, no. 13-17 (1816 Mar. 2-30)YesNo
Vol. 7, no. 18-21 (1816 Apr. 6-27)YesNo
Vol. 7, no. 22-25 (1816 May 4-25)YesNo
Vol. 7, no. 26-30 (1816 June 1-29)YesNo
Vol. 7, no. 31-34 (1816 July 6-27)YesNo
Vol. 7, no. 35-39 (1816 Aug. 3-31)YesNo
Vol. 7, no. 40-43 (1816 Sept. 7-28)YesNo
Vol. 7, no. 44-47 (1816 Oct. 5-26)YesNo
Vol. 7, no. 48-52 (1816 Nov. 2-30)YesNo
Vol. 8, no. 1-4 (1816 Dec. 7-30)YesNo
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