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road until after daylight saved from the attack with
which he had been threatened Had the village been in
sufficient force and sufficiently armed the small wood
would have been surrounded and part OF them at least
who beset us, arrested.


We have so far escaped than savage warfare for
which indebted to the vigilance and promptude
of peaceably disposed citizens; and we feel under
the greatest obligations TO our friends from Delaware for
their prompt and timely assistance We may with the
present feeling keep in check and perhaps put
further outbreak Bat our exertions should be mmed
ately backed by the higher authorities and should few
troops be sent in by the Governor, think the whole
thing may be put down. If il is not fear the people
may take the matter in their hands and the remedy
be worse than the disease


Since writing the foregoing, terms OF amnesty and
peace have been sent in by OF the prominent anti
renters of this town. but general surrender and dis
closure of their terms of association their Indian oaths


e &c. and satisfactory assurance OF no urther oppo
stion to the authorities only WILL think, be accepted
Should such terms be complied with, the settlement will
probably be effected far it can be legally and advi
sedly done.


The young men have been out last night and brought
in dozen two dresses and faces, and have
rested of the Delaware fugves, who calls himself
kimer. Some suggest the idea that it may be Scudder
is however probable persons have been sent to ident
fy him.--.4lJdny Argus.


this countythe antirenters present peaceable
but sorry TO say that within the last few days
of them have been within its limits armed and
disguised and apparently ready TO resist legal process
We trust that these advised persons will in the
prompt and efficient which have been taken in
Delaware and Schohare counties sufficient for
rupting the execution of the law. The thinking portion
OF the antrenters hostile TO all violent proceedings
and know that there hundreds of farmers in this
county holding land under the old enures and much
opposed TO their spirits and requirements possible,
who condemn most emphaticaythe vndctve course pur
sued by the Indians May their wise councils prevail
TO the prevention of any disturbances in this sccon for
above all interests and all hazards the supremacy Of
the laws must be maintained.-Iroy Whig.