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ANTI-RENT WAR IN DELAwARE.-The following
letter, from prominent citizen in Delaware county,
gives interesting particulars Of fresh Indian
outbreak in that county,


DELHI, March IL, l646.
Dear Sir-I write hastily amongst crowd to inform
you OF the state of affairs here The following copy offs
letter just received from o. N. Steele, deputy sheriff
now held in duress at Andes, village about ten miles
from this place, will explain ITSELF


ANDES, March IL.
To THE SHERIFF :-Sir-We left Andes yesterday about
FIVE O'Clock for Delhi but stopped the road and
compelled to return to this place. We are now at
Hunting's. The house is now surrounded by men in
Disguise about 100 strong They intend near can
ascertain to take my papers, tar and feather and
me over to the Middleburgh tribe shall never be able
ach home unless you come with all the force
you can raise. Let every man come armed and deter
mined do his duty die spot Lose time but
get here as soon .s possible. Yours, o. m STEELE.
O'clock, A. Nj.


The messenger whom Steele fortunately obtained to
bring his letter with all possible speed informs me that
he left Steele with Charles Parker another officer whom
the Anti Renters have taken, in small garret in the
house which they had been driven retaining posses
sion OF the pistols with which they were armed This
outrage in consequence OF Steele's having lately
rested Squres a bench warrant. The Sheriff imme-
diaely the receipt Of the letter commenced summon
ing posee 60 in pursuit of the rioters. Every in
the village who procure arms will leave within hall
an hour have time describe the outrsges that
daily committed. The county is in state Of actual
belon. Yours. &c.