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and everlasting overthrow.
The financial policy OF this Administration cannot
be sustained upon any principle oil necessity expe-
diency utility practical philosophy or sound econo
its plain effect the destruction Of the banking system,
require, of course, too great sacrifice from The
American people to be, for moment, tolerated.
The eatdesderatum, a sound, uniform, and con-
venient currency, and system that will equaze, as
nearly as practicable, the domestic exchanges is de-
sooner or later, in one form or another, will be OBJ
tanned by them. To accomplish this end, and TO
preserve and regulate" the credit system of the
country, which this administration has attempted TO
impair, will be one Of the great objects for which
we feel constrained TO continue our labors
No Administration of this Government can pros
per, none deserve TO succeed that is not CoNsERvA-
TIVE, both in theory and practice. Enlightened i'm
provements, and liberal practicable reforms may be
permitted and encouraged in our system, but violent
measures Of destruction ard unrestrained extremes
of innovation, should not be suffered with impunty
BY those who wish TO preserve unimpaired the most
free and perfect form Of government, yet devised for
the enjoyment and protection OF mankind.
Political federation should be as liberal and extern
sve as religious liberation, which is guaranteed by
the constitution
Uuraism in whatever party or shape il may APP
pear, should be repudiated and sturdy opposed
The science of Government should not be permit
ted to degenerate among us in vulgar pursuit OF
party advantages, nor the lofty ambition OF real
statesmen into selfish and perpetual scramble for
Office. Let the example and the fate OF this admi-
nisration be a monument and awarning through all
future time.
Our labors shall continue for the promotion Of
sound principles and the general welfare Of the
try rather than the selfish ends of personal party
ambition.
The. support of Republican principles, as define
aled BY the father of the constitution would be in
consistent with the support in any contingency of
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british CYCLOPEDIA OF THE ARTS AND
ID Sciences large -London--fled with en-
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Also, The British Cyclopedia of Natural History, 3
large volumes.
The British Cyclopedia OF Biography, large volumes.
The British Cyclopadia Of Geography and History,
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gcebburn, bepbe bon 'pcrt Carbon. Sim
4ten Sebruar, ScIepb M'@innis y, SPORT
@urbon, nit Sfebecca Wt'GartD, friber pcn
geortbumberlaaS So. I'm 11ten Sebruar,
burd 8enjamtn Spayc, giq. Sobn @ro9'
rttau nit Marta 8cpen,- beyoe BON pOtss<
ot!le. 9lm 1Oten, ourd Ridael geeuihirelt'
Der, Glq. Scbn &eeler, nit epeta 9epIer ..
Sbermabantange Saunibtp.
Su WontgcmerD @auntD, am 4ten Seb.
burd, Gbrtp. 8asler, 0err 8eb bon 6rteoe'
rid, Saunihip, NIT pollY Htes bon Sfppad
SaunEbip. slm ndallihen Gage, 8ernbaro
Treuer BON g1ieeer Satfcrb, nit @li1abetb
Slnbericu, BON Sftppad.
Sn llnicn @auntD, a1,t 4ten Teb. burb
'Gbrw. Sebert, Gbrilfian Spdyb NIT pollp
:93enlie, beDoe BON Baidinston Saunidtp.
I'm llfen, Beniamin eautenIhld9er, nit 9ln'
itd 8pDer, beDoe Don VennS Salln fhtp. I'm
flten, burdb &trtp. Gries, Sacob Sdparm
nit @li;a pil9er, bepee BON @entre Saun'
fd)ip. 9tm 15ten, WilIiam GleGner bon
Union, NIT Glila Shubnrader, BON Suffa'
Ice Sdunlt,ip. Sim STEM, ourd, .@brtp. 9ln'
fpad,, Sacpb DnIdntn NIT Goa Neeb, beYoe
bon Bbite Deer Sduuid,ip. Sim l2teu, g.
pbroim S1dffer NIT glifabeth 0umnel, bon
tRelY GaunIhip. Sim 9ten San. cSacob We'
tres BON linton, nit sulanna @utb, bon
,penns Taunfhip. 9ln' 4tea Se6ruar, burd
Sfaac joottenltetn, Ga, 9eor9e Stiber, BON
Sbic, nit gmeIia @osl9ler, D. penns Gauns
fttp. 9or eini9er 3eit in Selins9rOue, ourd
@brw. Sdtnbel, Oauicl Spitler NIT Sarab
papling 3ur ndmItd,en 3eit, Samuel ST.
fder NIT Soenrtetta Slider. I'm STEM Seaj.
eauoenihIdser, nit aInna 8cDer bon pennS
SaunIhip.
5n Noams gauntY, AM 23ften San. burh
Gbr,p. Seller, Solepb Widlen bon Sranfltn
Gounihip, NIT oarriet pcap BON Gumsers
lamb 9aunftip. Sim 3OFen, 5cetnrtd) WeeDs
ers bon Sreebcm Gaunfhip, NIT e9ota @pp'
IeY, BON Cumberland 9aun fhip. 9tm 1lten
Geb. gtrifttau Srep NIT Mctlp Butt, bon
0amiltcnban 3aurfhip. 9lm ndmliden Gas
sc, Vetcr &eim init Sarab Sanoefhneu,
bepbe BON Trantlin GaunId,ip. sln bemiel'
ben Sage, ecuis Dube, nit @briftina &letp.
9lm 25ten Sanuar, burd, ghrn. sabert,
Sctn Dlatter NIT 9iebecca Hetntbaler, bepoe
BON 2ittelstaur. 9lm 1lfen Sebruar, burh
Gbrtp. SedIer, Schann Betfert nit epota
StaYleD.
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S lpri D q.
Csllslu9 aug sinem Brief bonn Rrieas(daus
plase tn Tlorloa, oattrt San. S. 1888

Cslusju9. aug stnem 8rief bonn Rrieasfd,aus
plase in 6lorloa, oatirt San. S. 1881
Oie Snolaner iins nun BON ben Grup-
pen umrinst uno Sen. Sebup erfldrt, er
tpol'e felne welbe Slasee mebr annebmen.
ole Solooten fino BON beften Gsifts bee
leelt ; aber lb oenfe ood, bab Die Snoia<
ner I'm Sortbelle ffeben.-Die Streitmadt
Der leetetn fbdet man auf 1900 Rrie-
ger. Sic fbelnen nun BON ben 3 Qrn,ee.
obtbeilun9en bes Sen. Se6up, @eneral
Smitb uno Sberit Saplor pouffdnbia
um5'nselt gu fein. Sc porSberft Gaplor's
streltmabt, nit uelber Die Snoianer lea-
te Be'bnobten bonbeemein tpuroen. Sc.
gen SnoIan'r in 8lorioa gu fdmpfen, btiEt
un9efdbr 70 piel als cine Mdus i'm Ser.
l9o0er fonsen.-Sd boTe febnlibli, bas
o'elee oer leete 3ries (spenisltens Snbia-
nerfrIes) [ pa miro, an oem midi m,in
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-02
3u einem 20ni9reid)e um9eformt peroen'
uno elm en9lifber SPRING nit Dem Sitel ;
"Sijet6nis' dber oabelbe re9lertn. Qb.

Cine eonoOn 8eitun9 1o9t: Dob cine
'@oroe'Srisooe, 0tuei 8e9imente 2aooues
rie, fe66 Ne9irnente einien. Snfonterie u.
5tpei 8oto[lione Der S6ieemSrisooe uns
mittelbor na6 CANADA ein9eibifft tperoen
wdroen. DobeIbe Slatt fiibrt an, oaB uies
le ouf 9olbio|o ftebenoe Sffibiere Sefebl
erboltsn bdtten, ft6 3ur, Nufbru6 no6
@anaoa ferti9 au balten. sic follen bic
Milis in Canada in ben @ebraub Der
BofTen t&ben. @robe Sbdti9feit berribt
i'm &rie95- Oeportement, uno bic Minifter
i1einen bic llnterorlfun9 oer 8euolution
in Ganaoa als cine Gbrenia6e 5u betrad,
ten. (Stimme oes 8olf5.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-02

SrantItn- Sobn Sorrid, ou9b R.
@albspen, Or. 9Ilfreo, s. Group, George
RnhIep. Sobn Stamp, fr.
8efdtpBen, oos es ben oben berantt'
ten @pmmitteen empfpbIen feD, geriamn'lnt'
gen in tbren Derfhieoenen gannlhtps su b1b
ten, 70 otel In ter> r>@Dmmttteen 5u ernennert,
als fte fttr nctbWenbi9 baIten, I'm bic 8et|
webnun9 jcbes Demofraten i'm @auntD at
ben Sttmmtditen 3u ftd)ern, etnen 0or0ber
uno 6ecretair fir jeoe Committee au erneus
nen, unb btelelben an bic GentraIs Commit,
tee oes Gaunties einsubertdten.
Cam Sdranb Dan. Stunp
Dan. @ctihau g. g. Sobnion
Sec. %. Mebb S. SO. @reen,pspb,
Spbn Smttb
Central ontmittee.
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g. Il II q q II.

.Die fanaoilben GberaIen, bic ben 8ers
folsun9en ibrer 8e9ieruns burA Slu6t
u. Serpei iun9 ent9ien9en, 9eben oie9ofs
nunsen 5ur Grreibun9 ibres 3psceeS nob
lm9e ni6t ouf. Sie flnoin ibrenAnitren9.
un9en unermIoli6, u. man mag ule0ei6t
in &ur5em Don pidti9en entfbeioenoen
Bewesunsen b0ren. Die Naup Ssldnoer,
Die man bel ibrem 1b5u9e bon Ger Sniel
unter Die performer SOFTEN sdblte, fommen
nun a(lm9bli9 tpisoer gum Sorfbein. Sic
sieben in psrmebrter 2ln5oW cur6 Sbio
nab Wibi9an, um bon bort na6 &anaoo
ibsr5ulekea. 2(uf ibrem Maribs oobin
mnroe BET Serluft Der we99enommenen
9epebre nod nebr olS eriebt. Sic fans
oen oQentbatben Sreuuoe ano 6uloI9sr ibt
'rer .Sa6e, Die ibnen rc;bIibe unterftke'
uns rsibtsn. Die Sll6tlin9e aus Inter
tanaoa nabmen oenlelben @s9, uno no6
oen Dieriiber erboltenen No6ribten raub
Die Strritmadt Der 9tberoIen, Die an Der
Grsn5e 3erFreut iino, iber 1000 Wann
bstra9en. Sie tporten bort persinseIt einen
eunfti9en 3eitpuntt 5ur pl6eliben 8ereis
ni9un9 uno gum sleib5eiti9en ginfaae in
&anoca ab, 100 fe na6 ibren beftimmte'
iten 9ofnun9en 5oblreide 9alfe finSsn
weroen. 0ieoon miro, tpie man aleemein
3u9ibt, oo5Gelin9ea ibrer @rpreoition ab-
b6n9en. 3tpei touieno ent16lobene Mdn-
ner, oeaeu, iobolo ite in Sanooa einfollen,
foft fein anoeres Coos lbri9 bleibt, ais 3u
itessn ooer 5u iterben, tperoen einem bop
pelt uno oreifab ibelIe9enen 9eere bic
Spise bieten, ruo wenn ii6 nidt ollss
Sriessslad se9eu ite entlbeioet, aud fIe'
gen. S6ld9t i'd bann no6 oos Sole oaf
Ibre Ssite, 70 tann aber osn erfol9 tein
3,psif fsl mebr obtpalten. (s8eltblr9sr.
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Nus pennGplpan. 3eitunseR, tpet6s
wdbreno oieler Wo6e erba!sen
moroen Gn0.

c5n 8erts Gauntp: am 3ter Gebruar,
burA @brip. lllrid)> Soetnrif Shme!ber bon
Sber GuIpebcccpn, NIT poaY Strumphauer
ppn Sd,u1lftQ GauntD. - am 10ten, ourdy
gbrtp. Sd9er, Wiliam Shouenber9er NIT
@athartna QeDdrs-am l1ten, Sofepb Set
bel NIT GliIabetb gBiomau, Aue bon Soam'
BURG am 13teu, Biaiam Sdman nonBern,
NIT Sultanua Sebter, BON loamburs. Sim
l7ten, burd) @brtp. pault, Schn WpDer NIT
Gatbarina Ncfer, be1oe bon Matoeucrtef-
AM 1dmliden Sag, Scbn GlD NIT Mattloa
Qepan, beyoe BON Reabinq. q.-9lm 18ten Seb.
burd Gbrp. WeiDer, Curtis Sh6ner BON
WeYer5taun, NIT Margaretta Gaen 6u9bes
BON Hedbtn9 - am 4ter, eeoi @uletu NIT
Wasbalena Shalter, beYoe bon Huscomb'
n1ner.
Sn BetkIe6em, am 1steu Sebruar, turd
Gbrrr. 0ermaa, Or. 6. Sielos orn phila'
belphta, NIT Suianna Sreeman BON Seth'
Iehem.
Sn WontscmerY eaunty: ana 2effeu San.
burh ben @brw. .. 98etler, So1epb 0alI'
man NIT @Iara Deid,er, bepbe bon Soeres
ferb, 8erfs @anntY. .--am item, Salcmpn
grep nit Suiauua 8ieene, bepce bon Obes
Sanpoer.
Su pttsburG am l0ten Sebruar, burd,
gbrtp. 6. 6. Daubert, gernbaro Both nit
Warta MaebaIena 8etf beyoe .. pittSbars.
--am 16ten, linton Oeudler NIT slnna Stes
ger BON Galf eibertY-am 16ten, Dauio Rall
NIT souila eeYer bon aae9benytaun.
Starb:
Sim Stem Eebruar, an ber 9lussebrung,
csacpb Nester, .. Sereforb 3auufhtp, 8erfs
Ganntn, i'm 51iten Sabre. 9lm 13ten Seb.
In 9aeabine Btttrpe 8cDer, Cebemals Sol,,)
int sitter pom SO Sabren. Slim l3ten Sau.
tn sRihmcnb 9aunihip, 8erfs 60. George
Dreibelbis, Sobn bon Saeob DretbeIbis, i'm
23iten Sabre.
sn qaucaffer @aut,tn: am sten Sebruar,
In Wanbetn Saunidip, snna @atba:ina
Stauffer, i'm 78iten Sabre. 9lm l0ten, in
Der Stabt eancafter, Barbara Stce, tm 81
fen Sabre.
,n eed,a @auntY: ant l2ten geb. in Sber
Milfprb, @ecr9e 3lein, i'm Soften Sabre.
Nm 6ter, tn gecrb Wbeitbaa Scbn Semmel,
i'm 42ffen Sabre.
Sn RontsomerD Gauntp: am l4ten Seb.
tn 0seu Sancoer, Setnrih pfals9rcff Elm
Scloat Der 9aepolnttoa, in s3ifen Sabre.
Mm l5ten, In Tranfcnia, Abrabant Glenn
uaer, tn 93iten Sabre.
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ba.-gis S6reiben ous Srinioao
pom II. San. iast: "8or einisen Sag
en- tparen tpir in 9rober 8eifarsun9 ourb
cine Reuolte, tpel6e Die @s9sr an9e5ettelt
baben. Sis lestenSeuer an auf 5peiplans
taeen unb tooteeen mebrere Weniben,
;ertfSrten eine Dampfmdble, mebrere 8as
gen uno Qderserdtbfbaften. i,
Dieielben fino 9e9entpdrtis ii ben bo-
ben @ebiraen osritedt, ae9cn 100 an Der
3abl, ;uae es miro ibnen BON unierenSrup.
pen uaGselfeat. Der 8erif6run9 purre
Ginbolt ostban uno fie miro pabrfbein<
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Seminarten, % 9tpnneufl0iter, 81 afape'
mten fir bas tpetbIihe @efdled)t, 81 tpehl'
tbdttge Snftalten z 3ettIhrtften, tpelde alls'
IdIisBIid ber8erbreitune tbrer@laabenslebs
re 9erptbmet 1Ino. ST tbrem Almanah fiibs
rem Te unter ttnen uor;i9Iihten bDberen
Sbulen bas yeDnet ct. Sames Seuinar III
Borcefter, MiBcurt, auf. Cglbenb'3eituns.
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8adstbum Der tatboliltben R.r6e.

Der erIte tatbcItfd,e Bifhcf in ben Ser.
Gtaaten mar Spbn Carroll. %. bon Bal
ttmpre, in bem Sabre 1890 gum 8ifhpffe ges
tpeibt. Seit bieler 3ett, aifo tn tpentser ale
so csabren, nabm Die 3abl Der 8atbplifen
NIT unaldablidber Shneaigfett ;ii, uno stpar
betrtat,e ansfdlieBltd bnrd, Gtntpanberer ocn
Gurrpa. Sic tnben nun bereitS II DiDce,
ZEN, / Gr,bifdcff, Ii Bifd. unb 300 &ird)en,
las gtaticnen, $50 preoiser, IL firdlid,e
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Merico. Sn Der Don prdFcent
8uitamsnte nsulieb eeboltsnen Neoe bel
Gr6fnuns bes merifoniiben &onsrebes
(ast oerielbs: "Sn Rddltat oss terani,
iben Selo5u9s fam i6 bios faseu, oob es
Die erfe pfidt oer Resierun9 u. cerMer=
ifaner 1T, uao oaf ib meine pRidten nur
oIrfti9 erfaQen piree, :peHu ib ni6t alle
Ma6t II. Wittel anrenbets, um iene Sin.
oerniSe 81 iberwinoen, tpelde Den Selo3us
bic iest unm0slib mabten. SD baue dbers
oies auf cine sensosnoe 0alfe uno Mit'
pirfun9 BET @eiee9ebuns. M.uno n.W.
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Der 8ori1lu9, oob man oenen, bic fi6
weiserten, 8ofen 5u tro8en, oos Stimms
rebt ent5iebe, tpuroe bon Der taaaoi l6en
9eIeb9ebun9 9enebmi9t. ID.
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Seras.-Die Werifaner foQen ct.
Qntonio nit $4,000 Wann Geuterei anae=
9rifsn uno senommen baten. Gan patri.
3io 1T oleibfaQs ponWerfanern, belaaert.
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lib nibt pieoer ftottf finoen. &apit. Me
eeon fa9t, oos ale ameritaniI6sn Sauf-
leute in ienem Srte fI6 NIT ibren Somilien
an Soro beaeben 5atten. Gb.
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Die Samilie ossSir Sroneis 9eoo 9ebt
i'm potet(dife 8eQin9ton am 90. Don
Neu-yort naeb eiperposl ob. ST ielbft
bleibt oorldufio in Ganaoa, um Die IN.
tunft ieinss Wobfolsers im@oucern6ramt
absuporten. Dis}er if Cir George IT.
thur, uao sniro i'm pafetibifFe Cam ion
tdolid erportet. CylNStaets,eit.
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Die fron56fI9e 8eO0lterune in untere
fenooo bdtt ft@ gu neusn SeinoIeli9teiten
9e9en bic 8ritteR bersit ; 300 Rann
fino no6 9tapieruitle 9e3o9en, um i1b NIT
@eaeral Gote 5u pereini9sn. Aub an an.
oern plGeen iudt man bic SABINE oer@mz
p6run8 aufSupFon5en. Oer Drud osrRo
9ierune perfeblt feiuen 3ped, Die frcn3o<
itf6e. &cnaeier tDolIen ibyen Ndden nibt
beu9en. Die Hesisrun9 bat Sruppsn &C.
gen fie seieaset. Slslei6t fot9t eu9enblid'
LID ltntermerfuna. aber ME Guhe. (Sb.
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NdterldnD6freunD.
~ unIer Baterlano l1ne bic Union Sie fol-
len uso mitsen erba!ten meroen -
Gonton, Sreita9, ben 2ten Wdr5, 1888
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-05

CAsApA-The sympathy for the Canadians,
which few refugees are endeayoring to excite IN
this country, has, we are glad to perceive, been
materially checked by 'hs termination OF the oa'r
ut Prescott, account Of which we gave las week
The feelings of the Canadians were manifested on
the occasion, in q manner which lett no doubt OF
the light in which they viewed the acts OF those
who are attempting to create revolution III thn'
country. More than one thousand OF the inhao'-
tants of the provinces icked 10 the aid OF the 10y
sliat forces while but three Canadians joined tue
Patriots. We should think, after such a maniies-
ration. that the people OF the United States would
have no hesi,ancy ia coming TO the conclusion that
the citizens OF Canada are content with the Gov
eminent under which they live; at any rate they
cannot but be convinced, that the representations
of Mckenzie, Theller, and Dodge, who are trsyer-
sing the country for the purpose OF making prose-
l,tes and obtaining aid their cause, are false and
destitute offoundalion. The whole trouble on Tue
frontier has been brought by few renegades'
who take very good care to keep themselves out oil
harms way, and leave those whom they have deIa-
ded to fall victims 10 their decent and hypocrisy
Such conduct cannot be too severely rePrehended'
Were the people OF Canada oppressed, and striving
for liberty the sympathy Of the American c'tzens
in their behalf would be honorable TO their tech
ings; but as the case stands, II is uneaed ior
and useless. few rowdics along the lakes on
the American side, have been the oause OF all the
disturbance which has caused the foolish loss o.
life, and brought this country 10 the verge OF Of
open rupture with the Government OF Great BIT
tain; in fact it may justly be inferred, that wal
between the two nations, as much the ann d
the isealled Patriots the liberties OF the Cana
dians. Much credit is due our Government to'
it's course in the matter and to the officers OF the
army stationed ON the frontier for their prompt anc
efficient efforts prevent The insurgents from open
ly violating the laws upon the American side OF the
lake.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-05
From the Baltimore Patriot.

THE MORMON WAR.-At the last ac-
count from the :" seat Of war" in Missou-'
RI, Cen. CLARKE, with 800 men under
his command, still remained at the town.
of Far West. The present occupation I'll
his men was to guard the captured Nor.
mons. A grea, many Mormons had made
their escape from Caldwell county, leay-
inc their families behind. The newspa.|
per called the Far West, and published
at Liberty, Mo. says, that Gen. LUCAS,
who had been placed by Gen. ATKINSON
at the head of active operations against
Mormons previous to the appointment OF
Gen. CLARKE, had concluded treaty
with the Mormons. The following are
said 10 be the stipulations between tho
parties. l.. The Mormons to give up
their leaders, to be tried and punished
2. The Mormons to make an approprla.
tlon ofthe property of all who had taken
up arms, for the payment OF The debts,
and as indemnity for damages done by
them. 3. That the Mormons should all
leave the state and be protected ont by the
militia but 10 remain under protection,
until further orders from the Commander
in Chief. 4. The Mormons to give upl
all arms of every description, which ars
to be receipted for by the commander Of
the opposing forces.
For the purpose Of" arranging every
thing in proper and legal way, zen
Lucas had left suitable officers on the
ground, to attend to the drawing OF the
writings, &c. between the parties, with a
company OF men to "execute all orders
snsistent with the treaty stipulations.
The terms of this treaty, as given a.
bove, are sufficiently indicative OF the
vanquished and it is to be hoped ths.
these Mormons will "take distance, and
leave the haunts Of civilized men, since
they cannot make either their faith or
practice conform to those which prevail a
mong the latter. If they would 60 to the
base oftbe Rocky Mountains, and send
for the cold woman" who is now giving
Sunday lectures on government morals
to the Loco Focos Of New York, the ar
rangement might prove mutually salts
factory.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-05

~ The Staunton Spectator announces the p'ea-
sing intelligence that all the stock which formed
tho quota of Augusta County, in the Valley Turn
pike, has been taken in that tounty and that the
road from the Rockingham line to Stanton VIII
probably be located and put under contract the
present winter, The Spectator says that the cred
1t Of asing the necessary subscriptions ct s'ocH' Is
due to ] B. Breckenridge, Esq who devoted his
time with great diligence to the interests of the
work. until the whole quota OF the County was Sc
cured.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-05

THE NAvY.--rhe Secretary of the Navy, has
issued an order, prohibiting the officers ct the Navy
from bringing home, from foreign countries on
board the national ships horses, asses, mules and
other quadrupeds, which they have heretofore been
allowed to do This order is said to have been is
sued in consequence of the injury sustained by the
ship Constitution, by bringing home from the Med
iterranean, "A number of the above animals. 1t
asses" are be kept clear of the national ships
it would not, perhaps, be asking too much to re-
luire that the figure head be stricken from the
PROV Of the Constitution.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-05

| AARON BuRR-The private journal of Aaron
Burr edited by Matthew l.. Davis. IS in course o
nublication in New York. The first volume has
made its appearance, and comprise. the earlier Pc
Rod of Mr. Burr's residence in Europe, after the
failure and detection of his Mexican scheme. 1t Is
aid TO place that singular individual before the
world in a new and strange light, for the journal
the record of hi. life by his own hand--conssts of
accounts of the most frivolous transactions and I'M
meaning pursuits, which it seems he engaged in
for the mere purpose of killing time, which in his
exile seeemed to hang heavily upon his hands
One strange feature in his journal 49, 1t contains no
reference in harsh or litter tones, To the severe
Of his ambitious hopes-no unkind
expressions towards his personal or political enc
mics The New York Courier says his philosophy
seems to be that of n man who looks upon politics
A. a game, and is willing to believe that all have
played fairs sati-fed with his own play-hnds
himself wound up at last-pays up his stakes and
acsuses
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-05
NE NORM EASTERN BOUNDARY

The NORM EASTERN BoUNDARY.-
The Boston Gazette contains the crafty
ing information that the Commissioners
and Engineers appointed by Gov. Kent,
to explore the disputed territory, and, #
possible, to ascertain the true boundary
line between Maine and New Brunswick,
or in other words, our North Eastern
Boundary, have arrived at Bangor, and
that their labors have been crowned with
complete success.
The great problem 10 be solved, was TO
ascertain the exact location Of the "high
lands" between the waters empiying on
the one side into the river ST. Lawrence,
and on the other, into the Atlantic Ocean.
The British Diplomatists have denied that
there were any such highlands in the con
templaied regions. We learn that the
Commissioners have not only ascertained
that there are such highlands, but that
they rise in some places into mountains,
and we learn that they have, moreover,
discovered the boundary line itself, as
marked out by the Commissioners under
the treaty Of 1888, and all the monuments
established at that time TO fix the line. II
this is the case, the long pending unpleas-
ant question between this country and
Great Britain will be settled at once with.
out difficulty. -Bah. American.