American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-04

tunus. The dcTresslnA upon inc receipts 0t nc
revenus which had commenced with the year 1896.
continued with increased severity during the two
first quarters Of the present year. Tho returning
tide began to flow with the lhild qna'tcr anl %
FAR as We can Judge lrem experience, may be cN.
pectel to continue through the course OF the ensu
ilg wear. In the meantime. an alienation iron
the burden Of the public debt will, ~ the three
wears. have been effected to the amount OF nearly
sixteen millions. and the charge Of annual inter
cat will have been reduced upwards oil one million.
But among Che maym- Of political economy which
the Stewards Of the public moneys should never
safer without urgent necessity TO be transcribed,
j. that Of Keeping The expenditures OF the year
within the limits nt lis receipts. The approprla-
tons of the two last wears. including the yearly
ten millions q, the sinkin. fund. have each equal
led Tic promised revenue Of the ensuing year.
While We forescc With confidence that the public
Golfers viii be repenishcd from the receipts, as
fast as thew will be drained by the expenditures.
euual in amount to those of the current year. It
should not be forgotten that they could Ill suffer the
exhaustion Of larger disbursements.
The condition Of the army, and of all the branch
IS Of the public service under the superintendent
of the Secretary Of War, will be seen BY the re-
port from that officer, and the documents with
which it is accompanied.
During the course OF the last summer, a detach
mcnt Of the Army has been usyfully and success
fully called to perform their appropriate duti"s.-
~ ,ho ,,noent ,vbcn The {, ssnners Amounted
- thc i"'"e'' WV ~,
Tor carving .n.o cAetu.in" ee,'a'' p'",'s''? =
the Treaty o. August t9'n' lo-o' win sa' tous
tribes of the Northwestern Indians, were about TO
arrive at the appointed place OF meeting, the I'M
provoked murder Of several citizens. and other
acts of uncquivocal hostility. committed by par
ty of the Winnehago tribe. ono OF those associated
IN the Treaty, tullowe tl bv Indications of mcna-
cirg Character, among other tribes Of the same
's-s"h' tcnue'e' ".1.a'.' ~ 49,, ~, I
81 the defensive anu FfoiccHse l"iec"i wy nun
in that quarter. 1t accordingly exhibited by
tha iinmrliate and concerted movements OF the
,.as,,,s nf tte st.te of Illinois ,nd If the Ter
,,.t. l n,,a.ant l.;as ~ ~;
rltofv VI Mlch@ah' a'l competent 'eeit' " mn
TIA under thetr authority, VIA corps ni sefeii
hundred men Of United States troops. under the
c,mtnnud NJ Genera, atkinson. who. nj the call OF
f.a,,m f,,s ;nmal;,tsty rcnairpd "a Tho SCENE
Of danger from fh'r station az r. our; aeir
presence lispftled I've alarms o. aaf lei'oW Gu
yens IN those borders, and overawed the hostile
pV'pn,r- = 80 !, In sn,tnr;t, and
''if'e8s w. q. !. M asas.a, - ar
operation 81 nnf laws, anu every appearances ~
Enrposcl hostility from those Indian Tubes has
.nh.,.led.
.bhn,.h 10 prcsaa oeran on n &c srnv a,l Inc
alrn;sir,on II IL vario 81, cs of SERVICE are upon
,le III L. sa.r.corv ,cy ate va s,scepl'e Of in,lc,
\, I n wlieh Nave been h.re
. Mill o,,s,,.,1 - M. NJ; ratnn - Congress ma IN
~, M IN. n d ~, n III, I,rnot ~ m. sccIetar,
nf W.r
TN. rv.c,,;ancv of rroyino for additional numbers of
aa I, tha ,,ra9 Cnrlne II nt,nsers wil IL same II.
- drmd ,,n, ~ ,,,npe, ~ ex,c,t az th. c,,ec,.
&c n,;ia,al ;nnurance uncn which Congress NAV hnk 4
,,rnr ,h,t sntvevs .houd he made canfotnabl 10 lie
act Or The 30b II Apt, 1894 OF the su,veys which, 81.
fore The last session Of Congress- hal bcc made under
authority Of hat act, trnotis were n"ie;
- We eaf" = i'i'cia improvements - - 1AesA
~ - III H. $3.50 ce ~, >..;na, !, a3 f,rn f
bertrand to the tide waters iho INC ps rici of Columbia
5. On The continuation Of The National Road from canton
70 GAINESVILLE
on,he location q the sstonal Road IRON Aanesvie