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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07

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nod ieds aneere @andle NIB ppci @ilcnbabs
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cs eincii lleberid,u6 pcr anoertbalb 9pillips
nen Suid)cl 9Saiscn, ipeld,e i'm Srlihjahr
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pca 6 bic Z SdilIhls eas Suihel ab,pcdDs
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07
Grmcrbnn9 pon 91id,ter @puobertp

Die SerauS9ebcr bcs "NiiIcuri Gcpnblis
fanerS", in ct. ecuis, cmpfcn9cn inter
Datum zen "a. Scptember opn 9tathes ccn
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bat feine S.aub Su peritcllen.l
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07

Die Geraner trauhen gelb lmb f6nnen
eaileIbe nidt III ben Iercini9ten Staaten be-
fommen, ncdl ,peni9er ocn Mcrifc-bess
halb pcllen ile NIT Gn9lanb llntertanblune
gen anfan9eu. Gle BADEN i'm Sinnr jemans
ben nad Gn9lanb, bielem @elcmarft Der
gSelt, gu fenSert unb man bcfTt, bae iIe bort
ibren 3iped erreid,en ipereen.
9Senn mdn I'D, einen Sesriff orn Der Ses
oolfernn9 Der 9fepublif 3eraS mad)en mill,
70 mus man iIob erinnern, cas bel Der lesten
gSahl III lerrm Sreiltaat 5000 perlonen
ltimmtcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07

S,eute cine Bpde bate matt lit pbtlabels
pbta tcfpcbl als i'll 9lIentam eineu lcibten
Sd,neeltnrm. Sii oiefcn Stildcn gebeu Die
aaentauner ben Pbilacelpbiern gar nidtS
iiad,.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07

Der priu, De Scirpille bat @clcnel Te
Hurlp bon gBcltspcit, cine fcltlide Sdlnupfs
abadsHcle pcn 0clp geidnot, nit Eiamaiis
ten cingefaet ais eiu 3eid)en fcincr 9idtung
fur ben freuuclideu @mpfan9 ees 9lriuscn
ipdbrene lcines 9hlfcntbalt ;l lBcifspciut.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07

tE9@6 it auFdueno iu icbcn, eas Mlns
nfr jeeer partel lld Der llntcrludlnn9 ecr
leefcn OcHpcrnlrSipahl 70 eifria onncbmcn.
Secer chrlldlc Waml ipllte ties thun, ecnn
Sas Soicpb 9lifNfr ans icincr 9Sieeercrfpibs
lung tencsen mrrcen, 1T icrcm Wlanne ppn
ginlidyt bepnet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07

Has @curtbauS III NiiGebepitc IGSc.
brannte nenlid bis auf cen @runb nieber,
NIT alien Dcfumentci, llrfrnben unb ouoern
papieren. Wsan permutbet bae ras Seuer
an9ele9t par.
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wuree am a. Sctcber erbrcd,en nnb ane Sc
tdn9ene, auffer einert perihafften fId, bic
Sreibeit. Nieic Sreihcit liebenbe @ei0fhaff
beltanb aus 5 gSeiiie une 2 gtcaern.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07

Sn Philadelphia rno antern Seebdfcn
lle9en inehrere SdlcenerS nit @jruneteeren
BON ben eifliden Staatcn. Gle perfaufcn
meiItens gu 62i Gents baS Sufttel.
5n Gihmcno CSa.) fag Der Ghccner
@rile init 1000 Suid,el Mlcrcer @runebces
rem nne perfaufte bos Sufdcl BON 75 Gents
bis su 81.
Ter Staat Naine icGl innerbaIb einieen
lSoden 9rllncteeren ;u benz Wertb BON
orelrnal bunecrt tauieno Gbaler mad, benz
Suoen oerid,ift babcn. 3u Spltcn loa
mail oielelbcn Su adtsebn Gents bas SuIdel
faufen frnnen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07

Midisan be9iunt ein gSaiscnsStaat
81 fperoen. 9Sai;en nno Webl III lcetbin
bon Sclecc perfd,ifft pcrbcn, gum @elauf
ocn $4,000 Suldel @aiScn, iInb 10000
Sdrrel5 @ehl.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07

Gin Sdlrei6er i'm pbilacelpbia Courier
uno Suquirer legt es ben qeiern flar uuo
ocutlih ecr shl9en, caB Srautreid) rarluf
ans Iei Merifo su erpbcru, iposu 3eraS bels
fen ,perpc. @r ntad,t uufcre 9e9ieruu9 NIT
ciuhru6pcllen gSprten aufmerfiam auf Die
@efabr, wrld,e uue becprtInee, fcld,cn lli,s
beitinoigeu f6ni9lihen 9tahbar su hatcn.
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gen Merifc wiro nit 9rrsem Gifer bctricbtu
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ipirp, tpenn eS CUR 9In6lc9un9 fcamt, fr gut
alS bic Scrcini9ten ct. flar uno unumpul,s
ben ibre 9Stucnsmeinun9 haben.
lie Merfauer habcu iIb al ihrsli 9lns
griffsptmttelt ipie cs hcis. sur Gic9empchr
pcrirbeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07
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ncnlmcn, Sbrcn erbabeuen uno nnlferblicbrn
9tamen in Der fur3en 8crrebe eines Sl,des
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fen, fir peld,es td INNER cine tiefe Gbrs
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bensateub gu 9cmdtren, nad einem eebsil
oa5 benz aGgemeinen Slut Der 9Belt 9elpies
met mar. .-Sreilht. Seet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07

Gin S,err III Gir9illien tat !rptbn! ia rsr
pettcrir $ 5n.Oo0 ssmcrnert.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-21

the dignity Of our ncighbor. But hear him
as TO old Shenandoah he says she has done
n nbiy, having declared in public mcs,ing
that she would sustain the friends OF im-
proveneut. II is a pity he didn't know that
that meeting was got up 10 instruct their
own delegates, who had sent home for intor.
nation and instruction, tor the regulation OF
their course on the General improvement
Bill. The public meeting has exalted noble
old Shenandoah in the eyes Of the snterrriz-
ing Stsunton Spectator, and rendered poor
ockingham "inglorious'; although the
Journal Of the house will prove that Rock
ingham IL no, q whit behind 'noble old She
nandoah," on the subject ofiniernal improves
ment.
| have not time 10 go into details to prove
moro fully the idle flummery Of the Staun-
| ton Spectator the few facts and hints havd
given, will, am sure, satisfy any reasons-
| BILE man, that the reproaches Of the Stauntou
Spectator are entirely unn,eri.ed by the peo-
pie OF Rockingham.
l will only add few words more as 10
yourself, MIR. Editor. You say 'tbai Rock
in CHAM will DO he, duty in this matter, and
redeem her hitherto dishonorable course -
Please TO inform US when il was that che
acted a dishonoruble part towards the friends
OF internal improvement, and what she has
done 10 disgrace the cause more than her
neighbors either above or below her.
ROCKINGHAM.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-21
LATER FROM CANADA.

The Earl Of Durham has issued rroc.
iamation Offering q reward of one thousand
pounds Ito any person or persons who shall
identity and bring Ia conviction before anv
competent tribunal, any person actively en-
gagged in, or directly aiding and nbe.ting
the preparation" of the outrage on the
steamboat Robert Peel. To preserve the
peace OF The frontier, The Earl promises to
concentrate sufficient military fierce on
such points, as shall hes, protect the from.
tier line from all aggression on The inhabitants
or PROVINCES. He says he shall appeal to the
Government Of the United States 10 vindj-
cate it's own honor hy avenging these insults
to their authority.
The news of the attack upon The Ameri>
Can steamboat Telegraph had NOT reached
Quebec.
The rumor at WATERFOWL on the 4lb in.
slant, of the steamer William The Fourth be-
ing attacked ny mob, is no doubt without
foundation, as letters TO the 5.h inst, make
no mention Of its confirmation.
Sir Joha Colborne arrived in Montreal
on Tuesday with several officers Of The ar.
my, and left immediately for Upper Canada.
The Herald says-"His excellency will in
spect Fort Henry, and give the necessary
order, tor erecting Notifications along the
frontier, IN case Of a general war. no,o be-
coming more probable every day.
The o5th regiment, and the three remains
ing companies OF The 54ib, together with the
detachment, received orders for Upper Can
ada. The Coldstresm Guards were expec-
led TO set off Immediately.
Troops are TO be stationed at all The points
which are most exposed along The frontier .,
and large reinforcements are ordered into,
the Upper Province from Quebec, 10 garri>
son the Notifications.
The persons no fred upon the Steamboat
Telegraph, were Immediately arrested and
lodged in Jail. II is 10 be hoped .bs. tho
prompt exercise Of authority on both sides,
Will have the effect 10 prevent recurrence
OF such disgraceful transactions.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-21
From The ~. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
FROM THE FRONTIER.

A gentleman who arrived this MORN
ing from the Northern Frontier, informs
us that two field pieces have been stolen
lately from Niagara Falls village. and it
was reported that two or three had been
stolen from Lockport. Nothing further
was known concerning them.
Numerous Canadian refugees are scat
tered along the line awaiting the move
ment Of the waters. and determined TO
disturb them, if nobody else does. They
decline making any engagements TO
work, except by the day.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-21
From the 2dilledgeriite { Csc. Recorder of
.yuns5 5.
OUR CHEROKEE AFFAIRS.

We are happy tn bo enabled to place be-
fore our readers, the repurt Of Col keenan,,
of the admirable conduct, and most success
full operations of Gen. Scott, TO whom was
coniiied the critical duty Of executing the
treaty with the Chernkees. Our readers
will perceive, that Gen. Scott has greatly
| added 10 his honorable Tenown, by the adj
mirable efficiency with which ho has per.
formed the duty assigned him; and that he
has found most efficient right arm in our
own Floyd-and what, above all. will be the
most gratifying intelligence 10 the palrio,
and phia thropist, the simll announcement,
thai without the shedding of single dropoi
| blood, there remains mol single Indian in
Georgia, except those who are in the keeps
ing of the army and ready for instant remo-
val TO their home IN the West.
MILLEDGEvILLE, June Cd, 1883.
To his Excellency, e. II. GILMEn:
Sin Having just arrived from the scene
of operations ia the Cherokee country avail
my self of the honor %! communicating to your
EXcellency, the movements of my Chief,
General Scott, within the limits OF Georgia.
Upon the Oath ult., he placed the Georgia
Volunteers under the command of Gen.
Floyd, in position and on tho 25,h COM
mencsd operations. Gen. Floyd, in person,
commanded the first detachment that opera
ted. The promptness and ability OF his
inoNetnent, gave =" 'ne commanding Oc"ef
al tn, highest satisfaction, while il present.
, ed to the balance of the command, the most
salutary example.
: The humber Of prisoners on Tuesday last
' was about 5000; and by this time, do no,
!, , think there is wandering Indian in the
n Cherokee country, within the limits OF Gcur'
u gi" The captures were mate " iib the ut,
Of .Hns, s,.dncss and humanity, aud free IRON
every stai" of violence
d ..;! nc Experiment. of our Georgia citizens
9 "a' ~ "a Cherokee counties, has beer
: wards the Indians, .ha, mus, win ior 81. ~
d the admiration of e',ry phIan,hropist. Per
is mil me to conclude "',h the cnngra,ula,ior
:, n Of our rights being so pamplly and peace
- fully secured.
a With the highest regal
!, ~ A. IL. KENAN,
', p0iunteer lid de camp to Gen. -Scoy
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-21
Eoosion ofan Inquiry Of the House Of Req.
rsssntatiUes By the Secretary Of te

EoosioH 81 fan Inquiry Of the House Of Rep.
rsssntatives by ths Secretary Of the
Treasury.
We ask attention 10 Mr.. Souihyate's re.
marks in another column. 1t appears that
while the Government 10 Issuing treasury
aotes, or in other words, borrowing money.
there are upwards Of three millions 10 the
hands ol public officers, who are suspected
Of being defaulters. This latter fact, how>
ever, cannot DO ascertained. Committees
OF the House are not permitted to examine
into the condition OF the Executive Depart
ments-snd resolutions calling for iniorma.
ton are only answered by Secretaries 10 sui.
Themselves. In this case, Mr.. Gsrland's
resolution demanded OF the Secretary OF tho
Treasury how many public delauliers there
ARE. In reply the Secretary tells how ma.
ny there WERE up to q particular time
twelve months ago-thus evading the most
important object Of inquiry. The people
wish to know how many defaulters are now
In OFFICE; and how many have been kept
10 office after embezzling the public money.
But this the Secretary will aot tell, and the
House is pnwerless, since Gen'l jackson es-
lablishea the precedent, that public officers
are not bound TO furnish evidences 10 crimin>
ate themselves.
The fact stated in reference TO the Receiv>
er in Mississippi, Chat having embezzled
the public money 10 the amount OF $50, 900
that circumstance was urged in favour OF his
continuance in oilice) is characteristic of this
administration. The principle Of rewarding
that poor unfortunate class, who, being en-
trusted with the public money, under solemn
oath, vislate that oath, and appropriate the
money to their own uses. he's been iniroduc.
ed and pracliced upon ever since Gent Jack
sons ascension. The "successor," emuieu.
Of the bad practices Of the "iliustrious prede
cessor," has not forgotten 10 initiate him il
this. But few months since, the Postmss
ter Of Winchester, who had embezzled III,
public money, was removed and--Rn
wARDED with clerkship in ono OF the De
! partmenis at Washington.
When we see these great and multiply
ing evidences OF wanton Profigacy and cor
ruption in the administra iion OF the Govern
mcnt, and the competency with which the
are regarded by large portion of the people
we are iorcibly reminded of q celebrated say
ing OF Cardinal De Retz, tho truth OF whic
these times arc fully establishing:
"MEN ARE WITHOUT COMPARISON
MORE AFFECTED ny EXAMPLES FRO
THE PAST THAN FROM TIER OWN TIM Es
We accustom ourselves easily 10 ali we see
aud am not sure, whether the consulate
the horse of Caligula Chad we witnessed i,
would have 50 much surprised US ~ we no.
imagine il would have done. - Hing.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-21
BUSHROD TAYLOR, Pres't.
aaa. We learn that STEPHEN A. PoR

bH- We learn that STEPHEN A. PoR.
TER, Esq. has been elected 90 the Clerk
ship of the County Court Of Bath. by a
majority Of three votes over CHARLES L..
Francisco, Esq, the late able and &C
compllshed Clerk. 1t is known that
opposition to Mr.. Francisco has been
maturing for considerable length Of
time, by a certain Jackson clique in tina,
county, on account of his politics.
uraee.tapl.hazsysG .hs! the -s Change
of late. and the ground assumed, osten
sibly. at least, if not really, (for we have
heard a doubt expressed whether hi.
successor is not Whig.) was the grea
Democratic principle Of "Rotation in of
fee" !; Mr.. Francisco having held tn,
Clerkship for perhaps something like q
years. This is certainly more defen
sible position-but we question whethe
it would have been thought Of. had it no
been for the previous alienation OF feel
ing produced by party. With the ne
Clerk we have no personal acquaintance
but understand that he is quite a worth,
and active man, and that with little
experience he will ne doubt make 8
good clerk
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-21

&C. Richard H. White, charged with
burning the Treasury Department, has
been tried at Washington, and acquitted
under the plea Of Limitations. Nine oil
the Jury were for acquitting him on the
evidence, but three were opposed TO it,
and the verdict found was a compromise
between them.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-21

Of Derrick Penny bscker. David Lincoln,
and John Cowsn; at Harrisonburg, under
tho superintendencs of Robert Grey. Ed
ward Smith. md Isaac Hardssty; At Mount
Crawford, under the superintendenCe Of
Robert Grsttsn-; at Mount Sidney, under |
the super intentlence Of Adam Link Samuel
Harnsberger, and--Rolsr at Snsp's
Mill, under the superintendence OF Robert
Sa.pp, David Griffith, and VIM. Gamble
| at Siaunton under tho ,uperintendsnce Of JEFF
ferson Kinney Benjamin Crawford and John
B. Breckinridge.
I Resolved. That ONE DOLLAR shall be paid
on each share OF stock on the I'd 81 July next,
in w inchesier, to be paid 10 either Of the
banks in Newtown, 10 John Allemong in
| Niidietown, to jacob S. banner +; in Stras-
burg, 10 George F. HuPp; 10 oodstock,
TO William Moreland; al Sionsy Creek
Bridge, TO Miller & Grandstaff; at Mount
Jackson, TO John Morgan; and al New Mari
kst to John S,rsyer.
Resolved, That the President inform the
Board OF Public Works Of the organization
I Of the Company. the number Of shares taken
!. the ability Of the stockholders 10 pay, the q.
mount called tor. and when TO be paid aud
l. that they he requested TO furnish enginees
IS 10 locate the road Is soon ~ possible.
y. ResoIucd, That the President take chargs
Of tho books, proxies and other papers, anC
y cause list to be prepared of all the stock
|. holders before the next meeting OF thu
Board.
&c Resolved, That ID. w. Barton and P VIII
lie liams jr. be appointed a committee 10 repnr
~ to tho Board Of its next meeting, what off
:. GERS ought TO be appointed, and such rules
ed regulations az il may be proper to adopt.
4. ResoIrcd, As The opinion OF the Presiden
+, and Directors of the Valley Turnpike, ths
o' il will be advisable TO pu, the whole line {
he road from w inchester 10 Stsunton under cor
tract, ss soon az tho amount authorized b
IL the act Of incorporation shall have been sui
a scribed; and believing tina, they thus EXPIRE
the opinion and wishes Of the whole body
stoo khulders, they will use every effort {
their part to carry il into effect.
Resolved, further, That tho board wi
The proceed as speedily as possible TO put und
3D. contract 90 much Of tho road as the stock no
subscribed will be sufficient TO complete.
lng Resoiped, That the Woodstock Sentins
the Rockingham Register, Staunton Specta,e
&C. and The papers in Winchester, be request
to publish the proceedings Of this Board
Resolued, That this bOard do now adjour
er- TO meet in Winchester on Tuesday the 19
inc ms.
of BUSHROD TAYLOR, Pres't.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-21

@r A treaty has been concluded be>
tween the United States and Texas,
which settles the boundary question be.
tween the two countries. The treaty
was ratified by the Senate Of the United
States on the 10th Of May, and has been
forwarded to Texas for the ratification OF
that government.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-21
We doubt whether the popular fe,

We doubt whether the popular fever
on our Northern frontier will be reliev-
ed without l;ttls blood>le,tiug. An exs
petition of about $50 armed men was
planned in the peighborhood Of Lewis
ton, to cross over into Canada, and at
tack Queenston.-As they were about
entering their boats. however, the alarm
was given that the u. S. authorities were
coming. and they dispersed.
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@lt ID stated by the Pennsyl vanian,
on the authority ola letter from London,
that MIR. Rush has succeeded in obtain
ing an absolute decree for the Smithso.
nian bequest.-It amounts to about hall
a million OF dollars, and was bequeathed
to establish an institution OF learning
within the District of Columbia.
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W we learn that Robert Tindsli, who
,sieiy ran of from Buckingham court. house,
With mulatto woman, bsIonginy 10 air
Matthews, OF that place, has been arrested
an1 that be - now safely lodged in Buck ing.
ham jail. Lynch5uyg Pig '" "''H"s
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KING GEORGE ELECTION

EDw ARD TAyLog I45
JOHN HCoE- Jd2
a creator number ofvo les than were eve,
before po'led in The county.