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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

The survey Of the contem plated
Rail Road between New York and AL.
bany has been completed, aud it is ascer
tanned that neither a tunnel nor planes
Will be required on the contrary. a
very favorable line is obtained within
the limits of the State, running near it's
eastern boundary, and parallel to the
Housatonic valley. leaving no grades to
exceed thirty feet per mile, and no
curves Of a less radius than 1900 feet,
except at two points. where the mini,
mum radius is 200 feet.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

The Washington Globe holds the tol>
lowing language in publishing extracts
from report received at the War De-
paTtment from Col. Worth, who com.
mands at Ogdensburg:
1t will be- seen that our misguided
country men, who invaded Canada at
Prescott, have been cut up and DESTROY.
ed. 1t appears that they were attacked
by the very people whom they were
told claimed their sympsthies and assis>
lance, aud who on the contrary. regard ,
ed them as pirates and robbers. What
weight of responsibility rests upon
the refugees from Canada and their a.
bettors in this country who seek to ex.
cite the young and inexperienced of
our people, and to urge them to deeds
which can only lead to their own Ger.
tain destruction, and which SO seriously
affect the peace and honor of their own
country /? We hope this will be the
last act of outrage we shall! be called ms
on to record. and that our people will be.
come convinced Of the utter hopeless.
ness OF succeeding in such iuroads upon
the territory OLA friendly power, as well
as Of the wicke dness OF such ATTEMPTS.
andths lasting opprobrium bich ttaches
TO them;and will indignantly frown upon
the efforts Of those who seek 20 deceive
and mislead them.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06
CAPTURE OF CHILL JOHNSON y
THE BUCCANEER OF THE
LAKE
from fetier TO his Ercellsncy, Governor
I{arcy dated,

Marcy, dated,
CGDENsBURG, Nov. IS.
William johnson was Yesterday nrres-
Tod by Charles L. BurwelI and A. b. James
about miles above Ogdensburg. He was
Traced and found in the woods by Mr.. b. and
driven from his covert toward a bay in the
'"ei 81. Lawrence, where his son lay in
waiting Tor him with a row boat, ready TO
convey bIm away. MIR. James, however,
hau got young johnson ashore, taken pcs-
session of his boat, and secreted his oars. so
as not to sllow him chance of escap. Old
OH rushed down 10 the river, closely pur-
sued by Burweil, where he was met by
James. He called aloud my boat! my
ooai lie was ordered by Mr.. J to sur.
render, but he declared he would never do
SO while alive. He had a pistol in each
hand, and swore that he would sooner die
Than be taken, and threatened to shoot the
nrst man that approached bin. James and
bur"ell attempted TO seize him, and took
ho'd OF him several times but he broke
from them and retreated
Si5 50" advised him to fee 10 Ihe woods
maj he would help him away if in his now
er, but that his boat aud oars had been IA
ne rom him, and lie had no means Of CIV
ing HIM assistance. Johnson then atiemp
leu 10 escape 10 The woods, but was preyen
'eo' ana when lie saw there was no chance
oi escape, he came 10 halt and offered to
'"''e"uer, u ms pursuerS would allow his
son 10 have bis arms. They replied tina,
'hey oid moi seek bis arms but his person.
hher ParIey, considerable delay, and a vast
G 1 OF threatening, he gave TO his sun a
, ,orsns rifle, IL discbarges,) and two
large rIhe pistols, and then started with g.
anu .. Tor Ogdensburg, still however re-.
,,a'ning small pistols ard large Bowie
ks'le, but which in The couise Of a lew min
u'es' ne also gave TO bis son. They had pro
ceeded about oDe>thifd Of a mile, when they
were met by file Of T. S. soldiers, dep,
IVY sheriff from Jefferson, aud deputy u
.: marshal, 10 whom Johnson was deliver.
ed, and conveyed on board The Steamboat in
me employ OF government, under Colonel
Worth. (rhence, as will he seen nv nc.
counts from Oowego, Sackeli's Harhor. &c.
he vas conveyed TO prison in Jefferson
couDiy)
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

Extract from letter dated LosDoS Oc,
20, 1888, received by the recent arrival OF
Tie Great Western:
do not know that you are much in.
teres'ed in the price Of W HEAT, hut IL NAV
he interesting 10 some oil your friends TO
know that j is the impression OF the hes, il.
formed factors of Corn exchange, here, that
The prices will continue to advance, and that
The ports will again be open to admit w heat
and Flour at a nominal duty, in the course
OF next Spring. Good American would
no,o bring ~ shIllings in bond.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

Bomoordmenf Of Vera Cruz.-Letters
had been received at New Orleans from
Mexico. via Havana, stating that the
French Fleet had commenced a bonn.
parchment OF Vera Cruz, and had debatk.
ed three thousand troops to attack that
city by land.
The above report seems TO be d,scre.
dIlsd by some of the papers.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

E-Congress met OH Monday. was
said there would be about forty candi.
dates Tor the vacant clerkship of the
House. The Message was probably sen,
IN on Tuesday. We are little curious
to see how the President is affected nv
1.-THE sober, second thoughts" of the PEG.
pie of New York.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

several VI the Mormon houses al Charlton
were burned, and the slaughtered fanatics
pinndered. AT Far West Mormon hal
bis brains dashed out by ci,izen, WIN nc
cused HIM at burning his h,use. The com.
pany. however, that committed the butchery
at Splawn's Creek, were not psrt at The
state troops, but fighting On their own huuL.
II must he confessed that the prev ious outra-
yes ot ?uroing. plundering, sc. hy the Nor
m"ns, "ete grevOus provocation 10 almost
any act uf ret ALA, ion-N i S;ar
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06
NORTH CAROLINA

We mentioned in our last. tina, tbs Uo,.s
OF Commons had elected a iVbip SueaLer
anu that there was. in the absence Of three
w h.gs and one Administration man, Tie in
lie Senate:-o member elected as a w big.
voting for the Van Buren Candidate. W.
have now to state that on the next dsv. the
member alluded 10 changed his vote. and
That Col. JoYNER, Wing, was elected
mere is Wing majority Of twelve or
thirteen in the House aud Of three or four IT.,
the Senate. ''1' 10
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

OF private dinner was given on Friday the
~ "s inc American Hoiel, New York.
hundred and fifty Of his lt;snds Msnn
speeches were made, and toasts drank VI,
ihLLhAbGE spoke Tor upw ards of an hour
ana concluded 10y giving the follow ing ,oas, !.
"Umcompromising hosiilfy'' 10 The 70 ..
lection Of Martin Fan Buren,.
The toast was receis ed with nine cheer,
snp Is an important sign Of The times.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

CAUTION The Circuit Court Of the
Cnlied States closed its November term
at Providence, r. l. OH 7 thursday last.
Among the decisions of the Court we
notice The following:
In The case OF Hannah Lit,lefield rs.
Babbit and Dimon, Of Bristol. The de-
PENDANTS, in constructing a reservoir q,
'he'F works in Bristol, left the pit open
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

Judge White The Nashville Wbig
o. me .2lst uitImo, states that Judge
-" bite has consented TO resume his seat
III the United States Senate, for the short
session ct least, if bis health permit him
TO reach Washington by the first week
in January.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

Mississippi.-From the Mississippi
an, we learn that Thomas II. w iliams,
OF Ponto'oc, has been appointed by Gov.
McNutt to be Senator in CONGRESS TO
MI, pro tenn. The vacancy occasioned by
the resignation Of James f. Trotter.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

British Government messenger AFRICA,
oil New ork on Thursday morning with
dispatches TO go by the Great Western
he dispatches announce the capture of
eighty Patriots al the surrender of the Mil,
ana thirty two previously, making one hun,
dred and twelve. in all, aud that lhey had
been sent TO Montreal, with Sir George
Ar,hurs order that they should all be Il led
and hanged
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

We learn Thai Jons RoANE, Sch. died
lew days since al his residence in King ~ il.
liam county. lie "as III his 74h year. lie
was relative OF The laIe Spencer Roane az
The Court at AppealS-hai been fur MANY
years delegate in The State Legislature,
ana Tor several sessh ms d rel reseniative in
Congress. lie was also a member OF ,bs
Convention to alter the Constitution in 1880
Rich. (fmpiier.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

"" ne Postmaster al Pekin, Illinois.
oei"g unkindIy called on for settlement
by the Post Office department took
leave forthwith for Texas. 1t IS upfor.
tunate, the Springfield Journal remarks
that AIR. KendaIl's sub-tIeasurers have
legs
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06
es-The papers contain rumors Of de

8~The papers contain rumors Of de
lalcatIons among the officers Of the Elk.
rcutive Departments at Washington
The extent aud character Of which are
not known. 1t is said the subject will
be made matter OF early and rigid in
vestiga;ion by Congress. fGeu. Jack.
son had permitted Congress to make in.
quiries before, these things might have
been prevented Wig.
How can Mr.. Van Buren, permit the
investigation, pledged as he is TO follow
in the footsteps" y
Governor Dudley. Of North Carolina,
in his message recommends reform in
the Banking system Of that State, by es.
tablishing one Bank with capital Of
10000 600.
The British Queen steamship is ex-
pected at NewYork about the LIST of
January. She will ply between New
York and London, aud will accommo>
date $50 passengers.
The present population of Wheeling
Is about eleven thousand. In 1880, it
was 22l; and in 1920, 1867.
The receipts of the fair of the Ameri-
can Institute New York, amounted to
$4,000. A pretty good business.
AT the public sale of Durham short
horns. just arrived from England, near
Philadelphia. OH the 9Th ult. ten cows
were sold at prices ranging from $40 to
$50 dollars each.
The navigation of the entire line of
the Junia,a division of the Pennsylvania
Canal was resumed on the 18th uil-sll
The repairs having been completed.
The Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal will
be closed for repairs on the 18th Decem
Der next, between Harper's Ferry and
Seneca.
The Georgia Rail Road will be open
ed Tor transportation on the 25th Decem.
:! Der from Augusta to Greensborouob p
distance Of Sd miles.
II now certain tina: John Smith. (adm. :
has been elected 10 Congress, in The 4,b Si.
trict of Vermont. His majority is said I,
be about TOO.
The New York Commercial Advertiser i.
authorized to say" that MIR. " ebs,er will
not accept the nomination for the wee ures
'dency rendered him by the Anli-masonic
convention.
! In consequence OF the resignation O: Con,
way Robinson, Esq DR.. Joseph Nj. Shep-
Pard has been elected President of the Rich
mond and Fredericksburg Rail Road Com
Pany.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

Pork.-The FincastIe Democrat of
the 23d ult. says-''We are informed
that greater number Of Hogs had left
Kentucky, by the Kanawba route, some
eight or ten days ego, than had left by
The same route ali last year"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

MIcHIoAN.-Mr. Crazy, the present
representative in Congress, has been re-.
elected by majority OF 900 over Mr..
Wells. his Wing opponent. The adj
ministration will have small majority
on joint vote in the Legislature.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06
CINc1NNAr1, Como. ) Nov %

:, II Sub Treasurer sentenced - Sanders
Van Rensalaer, late postmaster at Canton.
IN this Stale, has been tried and found guilty
of aiding and ahettiug To alter a certain for
ged and counterfeit certificate of deposile on
The Columbiana Bank Of New Lisbon, Ohio.
and sentenced To ''si1 years hard labor In
The penifenti0rY IF Ohm"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06
THURSDAY, DEC. 6, 1888.

@-Thc Rockingham Register ON,
nounces that the subscription Of tba,
county to the Valley Road, is made
up--so that the whole Of the stock is
now taken, and the entire line from
Winchester to Stanton will be nut nm
der contract immediately.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

Major General Winfield Scott has
been ordered on to the Northern from,
tier. He was at Nashville on the 2o,h
u't' with his aids, Majors Anderson and
Shaw.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

lake CARE OF YOUR Matches
dry goods store Of Mr.. William Krpn.r
OF Ptrfysviile, Juniata county, Pa, was
on Monday night last destroyed by fire
which originated from the accidental ip
Diiion OF loco foco matches Loss. three
thousand dollsrs.-[Leger.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

eG- parcel OF Eastern Cloyerseed was
sold IN Baltimore d lew days ago al SI5 Der
bnsbei. a lot Of prime Pennsy ivsnia seed
was held OF considerably higher price. A
lev tIerces Of Austrian tloyersecd broucb,
90 % al auction.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

BWchery IF The 1Iormons. THE ,sbles
are now turned, and the poor Nlornons are
ceiling sewed up. Tbe bu,cbery Of 80
Mormons on Splawn's Creek, Missouri, al.
Ter the surrender in The State Troops. is
confirmed. Two children were slain. and
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

g%Henry e. Watkins, esq. OF Prince
Edward has been nominated as the
w hig candidate for Congress in the
Buckingham district, by district con-
vention which lately met at Prince Ed
WaId court. house
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

The New Orleans Advertiser Of the 18th
ullimo, says
I'll is rumore,l, that an officer, who held
res pohs'oie situation in one OF our banks, a
10" DAYS ago distracted funds to the amount
OF lh'r'y or forty thousand dollars from the
Golfers of the institution. and has moi .i,c.
been heard or
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

Mississippi Banks.-We. learn .hro'
private source that the Convention Of
Mississippi Banks recently ssse m bled at
Vieksburg, have fixed upon the LIST of
January for resuming specie payments,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06

The Chicago Democrat of the 10th ul-
iimo' announces the death OF Mr.. CAR.
LIN, the Governor elect o. Illinois.
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trFgii,d b, lie inPi"lfr tees 10 which
IN eprmiss bsssly pE'''i's'e Il. llutF'
suel csarun,ssanrrs. = ala go H3lislnsl CUT
Erney and our exchanges defaEserl. . i,ii
M haps nf arsinn By tie gsasrsl govern
mfn,. ~ becomes our duty 80 searrh aUl
. substitute Inr he Nsliansl Bank.
NJ preferences are with the Banks o.
lhr states; and I AK y"ur s'tsn'ioa 90.
aud ynnr candid Consideration II. nv Fsa-
suns. The Ersi rLaIifrsd bank, IN Ilis
country are ysi in existence ard IN good
rrrdm. and na ane within ny khas ledge.
al respectable Standing, has sEsr been re-
fused = TerhaEisr whsn applisd lar. Ma
Iinnsl politics have never rnIerrd inIn
their management; and Iheir eaaIrselions
and expansions can HesFr sderl the hnsi-
mss Of re country Ike NaIi"nal Bank
"f large capital, r.mIIying into many
states.
A considerable reformation. alteration
and imI .rnEemenI Nauid bs necessary,
however. in order To make tie lnral Banks
mreI my sie~s. They are al present
TIM numrr0us: their capitals generally TOD
small; aud the variety Of their n"srs 81
great that IL is slmosI impnssILle Ia "a
uaOn the memnry the character Of ia,
signatures and vIgneI.es, so as To avon
The danger Of forgeries. Sumo Of ihei
lnratiuns are announcement as deposilO
ries. II will inevitably lead i0 rivalry
and Dissatisfaction, jsalOusies. and NOR
Than III. q" . depreciation Of lie issues o
tie nj'rlrd banks.
propose. then, that our state lead III
way in the reform ni our banking system
aha respectfully recommend the charter
ing Of = bank with capital of len a,i!l
mas nf d"ilars. allowing Ihe existing hank
to subscribe III their capital stock inin u
the remaining stack ~ be taken by indI
sidnals-&c. &c.
The Governor here goes into dc
tailed explanation Of his plan. which "
will hoi d" injustice n. by attempting a
analysis nf il. but will give il in its rroT
CT connection next week
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Trust Sale.

Try virtue Of deed of II -, executed ky
William L. Anderson, to secure tie paw
meat Of certain dsbss therein mentianrd.
shall Offer for sale. on credit OF tm clve months.
with interest ftoM tie date,
The Store House now occupied bv
Cave 4 'tollAnd.
One other LOT. No. 80 Tryon sheet,
with a Stable. adjoining the lot Of Gcor Bur
s~,n, esq Opposite Mrs. Waters
One other Lot. No. 81 Hasel street,
opposite William humans.
The sale to lake place before the c.. ~,
'l"sss on Saturday the is, day OF e, cras,,
aext, at ~ u clock.
Al o'clock on the came day, shalt cfI.r
Tor safe. "n the came terms. at the res,drr,e
of Mr., anderson. his
Household Furniture and Kiiehsa
Utensils.
For sums under ten dollars cash wiz be IL
pected Bond and security ~ii be ,rq,mta.
JAMES WEBB, Tfasi,..
octoo"T D. ~S-sw
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NORTH CAROLINA
Justice.

sS1e regret exceedingly that she al p sisI's
~ Il iils work has necessarily hern 81 ior c
t,tayrd; Snd we again Assure the pubic ihsG
" ~ cxeftinn has been used to complete il y
he tine il VAS exrcc,ed. The pan Of the
wugk, slnce il was first advertised, has been rss
rmgt"S Il as To cast many times tie qnaniiir
al a;"r thea anticipated. AID b"sidrs mott .
rcn ,oa,rrl.ts had T.. be procured, which cons
a., l.. h-".aht on iill the late rain- had sw eli.
e. the "st -. We have ia hesistion in ss.
.0r,ns or patrons aud the public, that ;hn
ptm,ins aud hi"d,ng will be completed oil Ra.
high aud tie "k ready Tor delivery, jnsi -
.epn as ptaU':cohle.
THE PROPRIETOR.
october -. -
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S"ytmier z.
Five Cents Reward.

IAN sway ir""' tue SUBSCRIBE. 'a,'y '@':
MORRIS StiAEP lie is sLo., Is y are I'D,
aud very small. Al p.rsoHs are {, Tbid hsf.
hnrinc ~ tmpl ,ng hin. TIE sb''r Ie-sTd
Wi b. gwen far h's delivery I" n'i lSt 40
thanks vail be ten'lcIed
SOLOMON FULLER.
koyemhef s 81
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Removal.

t'HF s'ase'ibcIs have Isrsyrd il-sif siers
: e GOLD, 10 Chapel hii-S. err. sh.'
a.. s.d,,,.s al 9 iaEge slIg r;y is.ss 80 fs--k
"a 4 "A thsy ara sna5ls 4 D. Or ID fhs F.h
q. ,srs~ ana eli ssiseIsd STICK Of g dc
sL,ch rl,ry pr,pass q SEA- IN T-Ey asas"nsas
-rm. I,r lash ss C..anty Pssa"sr. Th'-s"
-. ~ish To hny theiE g"ots o. very OF pr
90 are Inyltea o. rail-,
CAVE l. HOLLAND.
crspeI Hi:l. Nav -. -
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DIED. in tits vicinity. last evening
from the effects Of serene bun Iereiye'
some tine since. Miss ELIzAsErH RAIS
daughter Of Mr. Nathaniel Ban.
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'aY ,itus nf d-rd Of trust, xesuisa te ne
- ny Ns'vsI,i Murdoch, foT rsrsin psr.
pns"s iL.rcIU named. ! proceed H. set, 81 pns-
H. sale tur cash. an Friday the 30,h 81 re-
,cmLer ms,sn,, before the count Lonss dssr
,uI.
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Notice.

rIsME RI CHALMERS MEBA: Z 'i.-
u s0IScd, and IL Is IL. essay "a s.ose tie zoe
Germ. We wish al ihose Id,b'ss. {" Ss's s':h
SETTLE their Notes Gnd Accounts m n''d's,t'y
with James Mehane aT WHEN Nrisan, rss
a.. snth..r Eed 10 settle tic same. li'!u genre
eanaot DC given.
G.. NJ. LATIMER.
JAMES MEBaNE. IN.
Move mieT7. ~
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MARRIED,

In die ruuoty. on slr - . nsL - J
!. R.y. ESQ. Sir, !auA STEw4ET to u p.
Nancy i'H0nPsoN.
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Notice.

ALL psrsons iadshts 4 at.r Subs, riSsrs. arr
- o. emsIsd 60 81 IN .. c B"iiand, - ihs'
old ste 4 in HiIIshurO8ga. and make uninesi'-
ate settlement, - he uishss 20 eise h,' per-
snnaI at,estiaR 90 the sentences. ~ ah'" b. a1s.
.ad the time silriisd fsr Ihai purpose al nst
admit uf Islgeh delay
HUDSON ~. GAVE.
JAMES G.. HOLLAND.
Iliilsharoush. Nov 20 10
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The United States Exploring ExpedI-
linn sailed from Madeira about the 2i:h7
Of Ssr'ember, for R,a.
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The following proclamation Of The Pre-
sideni. called firth BY the unlawful inter
ference Of our ciiizens inlhe Canada dis
iurbancrs. meets with the decided sppro-
baton Of good men Of all parties.
By THE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES