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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-27
PROM fhe Josra4i saa E'..sisr


Foo, the everlasting unEi"R ~ '"- "''' - '"'
eala,rnr u opr newspaper" hhJ %" '"' '''t'' ~
every dpnscog 20, s'''eutef "'".o o" ''' 10 sup
f..r titBi su.tHtrsry arf"si CONS l'i''" "h fF''"
usi ,ati e "ur system. as IT Dies "l me t''f'"-
nens e Ffsnce rr EHg.apd. tth' p1HE ""' "4''
suoesird =" ii,em-ejstr esriHs"''A' 81 ''' "'"-
.etscy ~hch ran p"ss'"', 'Ns' 80 '"'t" '"'''F
~ Siatrs sud tkc Irif'"""r "Ua "N7"''''' WI.
drtn~-. sp,s1sinlna. call ih''" Nd" "'a'' "'"'
tb-m ,u opr,.n. susforfs'r. h"' '"'E e" = o.
q, hffairl, AID b.h1ly 81 n 'hr' oe'''"H 81. A.
matter haW i-nrda, 'ra" n'ay d" 8" "'''h' I"
p.3iisi tngH'bn' 90 piiir'ol pa'5"h 4'--"' "'' "'
.n,i,d ~ pufplr. fare surPn""sl "" "" ''rl" pos
scrr--be Usy guni SIZE loor7 81 iH' '''d'' "'t
r.u,." tie Vote of ihea-ard tI''lHG-, Noi 81 'r
= thfd sih"trpi 10 M'Un Van b"t'h, "' b. I"
model 1t dcu'rpcN. S"'"ld "e h"S'''5, h'h'
draw hi- eipp'ti from 10" r'"s'- maj '"' '"-' 80
s'so' be T. ffsrrf'r"rd 500" '"' '"''' ''''''' ''
that hirni,e --Tnt- o. t'ariy us So an" E'"''
a. from ii,r turaib rir'"s al r"'"toIf' j. '''',
IN. rstuy What " the t'frih.' Htiti"r'a'! -
Il hn,,, ot euebear, ~ n"Y her b'g ." U'"'
coni,red np by the l,mus"' i'r"i"r"i' a. '" iti"-
,y her supple ,!rldien tio hl'ni "'rd''hc" " nat
say Iture ho ianie ii oilenrs', ani rh"r'd 'hei.
C.te hasl know us spnifce.i3D' y N"'h Naf"-
Inns c.,i,ca Tolls ua '4n ntsl"cta IS "ie inst h'~
a,nrr money han me- An"lh"t cont 'A"''.
bno~ bm tccsuus 1t must be- s"m"imhe mas s'".
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-27

Yesterday cvenng, the following despatch from the
Hon, Lieut. Col. Dundis OF the SID Regiment wa,
received a iiraj QIir-is. We trus, thai thu Amen.
can hrgards have only escaped the bullet and bayone
10 teruiHate their career the sraifid
P.EscoTr Nov &C. 1888
Sirl have the honor To- ucquiat you. fnr inform.
ton "i ii's iNceency the Comm tho Force al
cane dawn here tesiefdat from Kingston with our ram,
p,ntes of tie 3D Regiment ,wo 10 Founders aud h.,u
and made up from the town TO pnun about 400 ,f
lr'ntle wludmS and ado ming houses occupied Jy tne
brigdnls
Trey did not move come out Of tue houses TO opnnss
my advance The IL FOUNDERS opened with good ,ie,t
upon the stone building the mil Capt Sandnn SIT,
twog bols ~ wh c he carried two 10 pouncer. took
up position below tie windmill which lie COMMANDED
but not With much effect After canuoaadug these hud.
ings oI hnr rather more aud observing h. fnu,
Ia be qputug them and cudcly rug escape otierea
the fn 10 adyancc rcfy lr testante WAS offered py
the patty occup' ing the windmill smart fire ~,- ap.
posed Ia US irun the adjoining stone bulldog being
before the troops got ruund tse buIdings gandf
hayin! 81 played wIie flag they summoned To- u..
render themselves nnc"ndnaly. which they did. ERhU.
prisoners mmeieiy secured. aud sixteen OF .,
who Wounded remove lrpn tue mll ~ soon A,
conveyance could be found. Among the prisoners Is Polo
caiiug hun~oif Gen Van ~ault WIN, 1t understood
the principal leader.
am happy 10 the service WI. perfarmed with tho
loss Of Que only Of he SD Regt,
II uIFEDAa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-27
CAPT. Goll,c, A. ID. c. Montreal.
FROM THE NORTH.

BY our papers from the North this morning (say, IN.
nrbai 81 Cnni) We have nothing new 90 add to the
INTEL E"nce from Canada ina preceding ,niunu
Ibr nLmbrr Of the British. "f all rniks kil ed and
wounded IN br atfiir at Prescott ls coinputrd by CD
i""ng, l." be nb"ut forty FIVE The Patriot Geuls
Brown and Philips wrrr kiilrd.
The following letter tu Gov Marcy gives th. pafl.c.
ulets of 'h" capture Of the uoturi Il. Bin johnson
From letter TO h's Excrllrncy Cav Marcy, daeG
OoD' NsnurGH, Nov. f.
'WIam J"hnsnn vas yesterday atrrstrdby Ga
T. Burweli aud b Japcs, few rn,lrs abnyr o 90.
burgh He WIS traced and found IN the wuads ,, I.f
u aud driven from ms cnyrrt toward. y bay ~ the o.
or 81 bh"rence where his son lay IN wntiB. Tor h.s
with raw boat r"ady 10 convey b,m away
Mr. Jamrs' however, had gat young J'hnsnn ashs".
taking pnssesson e he boat and srfrrird ns
not To- ALLOW chgnce II 'scapr Old BIN rushed aosa
10 ,hr rvrr. cIosriy pur-u-d by Bnfa~n whrr- h~
met by J'lnrs lie "all "nud. my boat, my a.
he nrd-rrd bv Mr. 10 sutrrn4-r hut hc d,, .tr
h. would never do bite alive
II" had pistol N ra' h hand and srnr- that 10.
sooner dr ihau De- iak- u. aud tht'Itrusd g. tHil
frsi uan thai approached han june aud 49, .,rl'
trup'rd 60 -rzr hnu, md ip,k hold ~ hHH fstt...
times hui hn brukr tram 'hrm and1ctrai'd iI.s -..
ndvis-d hm T.. . g." the words ihat ht Unta '.."
him awav if 10 hi- powrf bat tina his boat ani eIta
been raken from him, and br had no means OF
him assistance
Johns ~ ,hrn attempted 10 escsne to the ~".da
gas prrvrnird and gsbrn he cav thyrr ~ cha
fr -sctps BE- CAM 10 halt and fired Ia -ufrcndr
u his pursHrrs would sli"w hs s'n to hHv" has Hfns
They rrprd thai hry did Mt seek hls ans, bui hI-
prfsnn htsrs Marley. considerable n-lrY. and y.-
deal of threatening be- CAV" 9" lis am t"cnrsn "a
~ Discharged and f~a afgrrA pistol, .rnd tipn
n y rb Is nod tr DGdrnshnrgb. sidi hnwrysr o..
tanitg sip % pistols and arsr ,Ni~ anii. h4
which a ihr rnurss 81 it.a iuuIls. b~ ais, gasrt
bs sYn They iud =, ce.' about nn~ hind % . u,l =
g.lrn they vrr- me- ~ hr ~ 4. . s'dr -. ~ 900
paiv sh~iif from J H-rta1. and dTpu'y 4 :. mar
sh-i whom tahns. Has dsliyrf.d and conveyed "a
toad - s'-stnbD1t n The emp ~ # govern rni nf.
drrCt Wurh iTh-rcra, sill be- sen hy src la
from erro. Saok-rs iisfhor, 4 e. BE was roHsss -
10 pussn ii Jrf-r.op coluty
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-27

5uteh While ihfse ssenes we're rnse,insl r.a oai,
say. that siraast every nan with whaia e,,v...A
deprecated brss Transaction. ~ ,irsRsiy "a urp IA
DO bot al the esn~ tne sstanrd ihai soli a. eaA -
dnne 10 ptsyrmi them aud tisi state IL np,n,,,,
isi d which Would have rendered am Cat uas,st ,.
on- wort fetpev'ing the sRrucy Il the ..es,n.,ss,
"Unncd sin'cr. % hrtngipg tvse d,s Il the -,
Suspicious 81 conniraucr wal b6iuf.h attach H. C.,
Van Clcy-. aUi thrtr msr he evidence senn., 49,,
With ~ech t'a cnaq"a'nivd ~ brisrf srs'as l,an
his conduct Rbd c.ntvfsaiinn, Sift We I'D A., 81.
n'arlned, IT, that hr eptiniy ignorant uf an, -
tile rntrfpfisr eohiri piatrd ~ the Patt q. y .se ;.
cstne board end I the character O. the ,,b ,,. .
whrr ieos titrm in tow ~ " CT Mot.,n ,,J a.
Ct'ck,t Meow 80 we'd ~ aay owe n,n e.. tr,o a..
s~ntin, nis IT oth"fs hai hT petvefsie e 1,ir Il,
70 the rntpusrs iot hu 3 phr "a, j w., d, ,.'
tntpfse uPon iheui. AND ihat It could ta,e has,
pence With tbclt ugtcni,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-27
FROM FLORIDA

II eiges az plrssule !" p"bi'sh tie following "X'
,,,c, q, icilss t.ee.yed be War Department
Ga, General TsNinr, commanding ne hrnN 90
pb,,,s. dated Port iiart-. October 80. 1885.
se4 sn,rh prevents u'"te isr"'sAe srp,ci ct nj
l.,fs 10 ,hsl quarter ,bsu they have fof come Inn
s..fu
.lriier. have been ihs moment received lou.
rsmp. Bay Nhich cen be fch"d "n, Of 90" u"''
.aitlaeiaft ,hats Ter. a. in "'lihn 81 The t"r-
n.-. ,.a,,ug tF en'gta"n al that p'aee, 10 c"t-
f,,...,iv vih ihe ptnnse maze O." 20" by ihrin "t""
1 rii ihal s.,r,. Tins al. NIT, however, rras b.
nv ~ yr.u.nir IN Tho e"unry, "r pre'eni uiy "''"
otipg sorl 9"-iii,R, o. ALL tend Q" har'' Zoe s"f
render q ibutr frtrHttlue ln ihe '"urir'.
.hai l.s,e ita,tedisi'iy to For BRONX" - h't'
IA, ns-.raes ls gtea.l, u.rdrt and -hai !psr %"
tiae So eaasf-i,ag al 'he Indians ho g'sy Ls''
s..,,,e tu a, IEtsf r|ss..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-27
Co'rcsr 7Rtree Else .i'ct,
TIE DEFEAT or TnE PAtRloTS AT WYNN.
MILL rOIN 10, CONFIRMED!

81 have i returned tom witnessing the srtrfr e,,
hci between The iuyadirg force aud tie Br.it,, ,,.
near Prescott The !"rni't W-re s,Ton9l, p,s,,d ,r ,
sooe vud-,aiIi and srsrtai adj,.rnt stone laddns.
Bnd ~ the over mid nee ~ turt ttun =, beet, d n
~ elld uOrtrd stTvcrs IL Withdrew them
About C uck t".day, raty floating b1ttrr,tH t.,k
st.on and opened f.m TIE iyct sidr ~ hi. th. d,
ith ituo1s. =. gniet and uta, cuclu~ad them ca ti
bur side Auer q s-vctr CanHtnad,ps aud bomb "a
mem, hey v'te driven hr shot and SHELLS Gom th,
hullnugs Whrn etitrt ID, 10 rsc ,p- into tt .
ruuntr, hut here ih'y w,rr met nith h-nv, ~
rapid Ere and ~ hen ia" went down the hsi sbt
rtuh'Aly told the death ct the IaNt man oithein.
hey w't" u,"stly Young nrh at il,ts ~ count
and bchHyrd "iih nCun-'ancy aud courage worth, a.
brlt,l tar. Bot thru tale - tod. "O up cuilf % IL.
uniou ready ~ revolt, n they were taught t. r,.
thee ouig illurd lhrm IL some instsuc,a the - o. 10
wh"s~ hruscs individuals VISIT 10 instigair r,,Ht
Fczr,i upnn them aud rnnsignt hem TO prisun a,a
the militia fought lk- drvd. fxrrpiiau Pole Ly tb.
name 81 Won Shuiz thur generals. cpl"nrls Hc a. a
,uan ahrni"''rd ihr before cros.ing aud now shr.k
from the bunts Il Az indignant pc, pie,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-27

The rlcpf ~ bail Fnn~ iiat .s reached ug g. day
.s the following ifutn ihr hn1uy AfcUs;
~ rrIe rad trs' Ueui on enc a. She package by
the Wrpern m3d 81 tis uinupE, saiit.g HAT ihr pat.
fiai d.ischaeut al IS intn pcitt hsd tr nian b,en
O. p'rrrd p cos L. prCis ~ tle foyHiis's
4 raurspHud tul vr rirg rn h'ard the Telegraph IT
Ogd.nsfufg. tn thr lash, SAYS
"Prtparai 4. rs air roN gnluc CT n fnsi attack.
fattr lhtrr t,ut utditG Troops having just latd d
81 Prrsc,tt where ed steamers aisp
~d fur the pGfp'," II pyinE the Bii-h wHi-ts be-
low and emitting "a 30 retreat nlc>s ttrF rat % IN
few hours nrr5r ti- h'als take ~ postum. ll"y
uili b. sacr fired 80 Z "i Worm has ,,z'd
s.v-rll .t~ann AID vrrs~s loaded with aru,s,
y and >. nj tl,rn en',d q g. rk,ts llath,r N! nee
90 re rnup, xprcrd. AID ,i'th"r Gfmrd staufat.
1ltrs- pt, su,ne ISL h- pi1e.t hrtweru the combat
a. tis ard ,iH sh,r- Vie Wh'r country al both sides
ct lhr fiyrt - IN stat,. 81 excitement
We copy tie following .'ucf IRON the Montreal Her.
aid
Cornwall 18th Nov le3s
Col VankouahHei and Col Chrysrr, now or Pres.
c"tt, With 400 eleh a.so go OF the Glengaii-
au. Tie gsrpt,-l plil vt a." tld have h irrwardrd
~ aggIn, iun here. Tie steamboat Bf"ctsillr ar
rived mere lrou Kog.i,u Ind uded h,avy anil
ic5y 7 hr" Miss, illtrr armed steamboats, "n Via"
tout lo psy- ut any aspisilutr t,... 80 mrfic n
s.44 =. ,..~ ,,-t,. ~ cns ahr tor q ct heT
cape ly water E-eapc by laud ,mposs,nr, from tt"
manner Il which lhry sntt"un,i'd o., ou triop- -
II the general opnion here. uat attach rs be
usdr this al. rting
It l. sinird duy 10 he office 81 VI, ken7i, Gazette
thtt Iu7 p,isuns G-suvtd 80 the Niud Ma BY a
ctnnUnadng which ieVtilrd 1t.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-27

sseA ,<-sss "a BE- ss-rsaa.i ~ ttpsFce q! sreh
s.Asas ,rse,ars o. 'hs f',sa p'~sr ites 70 ihe az
e,sr,sag a.. tsersrssugs tet.as1 the tfas'rc' ~
.a.s..ss "a, ~ r.,n ssi-s assl-ts. iss'ce o. '''t
NJ iTuJ ~,sh .i.rh ssussiant e. thr gFft'si'fs 'i
54s Is .ssl ,~qtrs, sa4 lha 'snr w.''rd'ts'
...t T.. rb.t...a.a he'd, 80 ttt tfqt.rA. tHd iAf
sp ,,s,. sr~. snt fss,i' see sAt'i hr 'ac'fv'' -
....,.ss~f 81 tha sei st.frs4g as3 ibo sc'ria'
srss o. s,4sssa ihefsin.
. .cs.~ snang nairr iia 'ri 'i'f'f''' ~
...r. ,h,s e., .bsA ihe sse" ~ 'as4~ % 'e ''e'
tA- pa,,,Fsl a,aie, bee. o' has g.; ss'e'aa'9 ~
e.-rresi,ai hrnsslC
Poos.Jed. 1-l,a' si,ru ii 'asn s9arsf 'hf
s.-i...,,- q ~, ifns,rr ihal te % ''f'a'et g"
she n,,usipsi ecaft m lesf $500 iiaa t'r o'''s'r
..i,its.i.e .h.ii le a,-shs.scs Ed fea''t' b''
ss.i- - she pis.usG.
Agsf..ea. Eg,. g. ls3s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-27

o. Ssiudsy es.niWf rvsi "tctie"'rri vas tfsatse
~ sb. srf.sal q, th~ Jsan nat stuui orlsCk Vh'sh
s.s,ssd - cuainf tes wharf shrhn'fd - saa pi
d..tatrh "a sn,.fs d a te pnsaHugtfs wrtr
,-tuaisd b. and &C fh~ Ysrs q r'stls an bur airf
h,t sfstat s'ise c.slrc'urd b~ slratsi's' had ins
onsrs bsfe. uhsfs s"pP"ss5 'r"eir, tai d~ 49,
70 etai fsss iFstd i-t ths pfarfratag sud Hhth
IN tb- ~rrpt srasra T. ie rarfrti, that she had
hreeehi Gaan warrants eraaHst pefsaus 80 tafee. sus
n~rtsa 81 IRRESPONSIBLE psacttrrs Sinee sAlafdsf, hf
Rusazau, t'srrr Chssrru ~ atd N.ssfa Tod sad Goo
riots basc been aff.ssd sid ldsrd 70 eal, tnd eih-
esHt ntthr AFTER oiif d'fh efd inatFiduals
A. e. ~bte a4tttfatiy prtvrs ~" tfuih 81" what W
sesrst in ruf laetFfat tre rrpfpufsfp sgeinti Nr
c,sinurut ssriy spr.aa thAn "a IS rrn "fal'
y tn,s gtd sDd tpPruts iha tFs as"tf az" rirn
ID ei'.i,H tis a7Iis q HAS tuiffrss.
u may o. fa4 thaf ile ifs ~ isid bod az ar swaU
nv ses,rst- feIlpws bot e. must o. rccuiiseicd tha,
w ih,u tnlu~ncr ~t tbe more ccsnsrai- cirst~s ~
" hc. tir, tdtrrss ih- mfrlrre much misriri might
D. ,llcird be- ptj, 90 ui rr % il4sr hn huVr t'fr
isatn fud of-f, who have j, ven probably, Old nu
al,ud be-, ~ piunS,f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-27
FIRM fbs J srgal of Conmfr
FURTHER MEMS FROM CASADt.

Brush G 80 nuIrni sssnasr arrived - N-f
~ tf W~dl-sisf it-i dsspt'. h~s 60 r. ~ Gro
Gf,af W. rfn l'r l~n Montreal IN NandtY i.r
dssps'c.s auH'nur- iis eapfusr n eishiY rl' l- An
tie surrender ~ ih~ MiN snd 'bifirfw preV."1-
hug on- it.aSs-d and isf.'ve - - aud 'hpf a. d.
f,rE ~ 80 n's.sl ~ ~ Ge rye Aftipfs u.-'f
'ifst they -h.st'a ~ 500 - - tnd hsre~a
(o,n,poHt sa,e e(ii, J.yrsrf 4 Co@@''''.
OF - a 2, Nog l.. =.
'sks 'h~ liheng 20 f,rssSd 'iis liH- 'lat Nh a'F
80 - n - So e~t. - hsg are ;" f"i'"'f 2"
~. r. - rs.seou i-ri T. 'n,B 'fiani ih'i ',' -
ing rahl's arps's shDB q b. eas'sriiY i"i'fe-o 80
g,sssly est9rss sesvgas IA tie &c aa4s .~'s' iAY~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-27
H.

A. aer, ssiendieF sls Jurisdiction e esH''s,'''
~, A,r,Bv sgae'sd bg go G@ae'"' ''s'N y ~ ''
Stat II Ir,aost Iaat o'sii.us ''-'e' 90 ''''
,s.,i,,,-r. at iiii dehser, "'sy ." s''''' 10y '"f
e,,,, ..,n..rsedi, b, lsa Go ee.sc process re.tfaa
b.. hcf,t- a la-'l'e.
asofovrd N.s. : l~3-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-27

We understand that Capt tsh"t Of Cnpppwa L c
rto I'D GIT hci.ir last by @ou,r person on
kuoVn 'tdrg tn the pcrruits Ne have rrcrIy A
Il MS cola hln1i'd n~-isrtnattun Capt u vas rna
"t those concerned ia the attack the Caroline Ia.
winter.
Th"s J Suth~rani, IL yet in jail in Qpcb.c. being
una c h. procure t~ bail necessary htcl his r..
lri-r Tue sntoy rqur,d 81 ) o L, be- given by
rrsd'us d" UpP.r Canadi IS presumed be viii be
unable 10 give the bail required 40, Daily Ado
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-27
Trom lie 4 tasv .3'z,ss
IrOn the FTontirT.

Esgestm,Hl ts'seeon ne Paf,,ots aaa Loya'isu mar
Pre-
crs e. iaf kiAH "n thr AHl-iictr tIi- 81 br'ile
t-t~vru she trtfints ana Bftsl tf.-p- Pr~cati
aad uis prsiHs Essus-ns 90 is Fsrt.Hs 80 shot 90
aHy from source iAal eutill.s o. o. t.s hishrsi
errd4t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-27
an kaay,s n ~o,se

i Il Barkuaais III roise a 'rrna. ~t'ug ?" 49,
fan, ~ ilri.is htkeutss. pucff dale 30 'hr I'm
uA. sss. 'l.ssi se~k. Nfs NJ B1ac, @ atu"-
rss c..su'y S.d"N lady. Ne "i'Hu"" ". 80" "l
her etaAnt' lhs' tb~ e's' had 't"~d ran'hrf ~''"
an hslf aalr 4 he h..rc. Hong uo stUu'aHi
t,..a ~ ssai s" pightaf' and pf,'ared pos DE-
.ns had m.n.lded ,..n~ hri.sir and Prs,..oed ,v
a.. el.oe sna bfaug &, daa h,f lsste a. iar hf,'
A.. The rrp,tt 81 iae gua sist'cd ap su,ih'r
,.,,A.e, tost a. haud. vbich isH 90 str+e nHhlu
- - a ,atle Il tie eta.f. SIC Hgstu h'SH~d h'f
klll..i lie s.rsud sirf 81 il" afsi Dee, h"4'
go .>ss q iLr 'ailssi ifsrs. " hat ~""io
~. lido. .sy O" isis hsp2""'d 9" 10
..,ae s.v q "a rr. s.sva 'Ls s'sisa'eoi o. IA
brrsslf. - l. ale ..gs0
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-27

e.s,.s< Iuosss loss hss i-sHss h's Fec 'tsn'i"o
o,x~ptav ~. l. curative esuue - shat irifilFg -"
Al. n Ntssusss e Aagssnh~r We hss ossarasee Sei
knfas "a ,hs grre Sssss 's' Ars ss.sI>a 'As - '1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-27

Sf~eAlH 81 IHtfrd NfsfFs,
Nrdnssdsy. g., a. i-.l- !
sn-liatsns he'd a. opp ftHuilf g. arqa,fe .s,fa~
ffmsi1n rrisns q" titr f+srsi ifsfi~ msvrs-ht nra
Ff-se"i'. base ihssigh q might ~ uH,hl~t-.tns
10 fRBf sipad vuPi0s thr i-sar~ shcn ihss "a. q,
Of itE~iiiBg &C ds L. s~nd ysa bFirf secngst
phsl have vassfsvd Niliua ihs issi ,kfss far
oars
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-27
From he j 6aay Ereaias Journal
Canada,

We cepy the annexed account e the operations at
Windmill pant on "Wednesday aud Thursday oi last
wrrk ffoln tar o d,rshuIg Times and Adytrtsrr.--
~ addtiuu &" tins then is an endorsement IN one Of
r packtprs hy ih- Western M, oi tins morning, sta
ting that thu pa 10, d'iachm M al W'hdmll fo,n had
t. been captured or cut TO Pirc,s by the Royal
Isle.
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Prices aeetltsceG
At THE LOVER WOOLEN
CLOTH .MA.NUFAC Glory.
Ar GRAY, (lH.4INE.)
JOHN NIAYALL.

VI ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he
Il q continues to manufacture WOOLENCLOIHS,
firm raw material, at the following reduced prl-
ces viz. Cassimeres ut ~ to So cts. per yard,
cordng to quality. Satlnets at 80 10 33 cts. per
ward, fine warp. Common full Cloih at 30 to IS
cts. per yard, according 10 qua ity Walled at 80
TO 80 2 cts. per yard, Granddaughter 9 yds wide
SO to 81 3 CTS. Flannel, yd white Is cents
Napt and colored 90 cents. Pressed do % cents
Wool manufactured on shares al the very low
est terms. Cloth Dressed for Is cents per yard.
The above will be the prices, if the wool is ia.
ken and cloth delivered at the mill lf1elivered
at an Agents, 2 cts per yard will be added.
nPThe money will be refunded for the making
of all cloths, manufactured by him that not
done in good and workman like manner, if re-
turned within months at bis Factory from the
time delivered, and the current cash pric paid for
the wool received, or exchanged for any other kinds
of woolen cloths on fair terms. W. LEDYARD.
]. NJ. has spared no cost expense to obtain
new and most approved machinery, and will exer-
else the greatest exertions TO execute bis work in
STYLE that will meet the wishes Of his customers,
and generous patronage from discerning public,
which Is humbly solicited and will be thankfully
received. Those who deem il an object to save
from 10 to Is cents on dollar, are respectfully in
vited 10 call at the Lower FACTORY and examine
the prices and cloths manufactured before leaving
their wool.
| For the convenience of customers, the following
agents have been appointed, with either of whom
wool, CLOTH orders may be left and the cloth vii
be manufactured and left for delivery Geo. Small
Limington; james Ford, Gray Corner; John B
! Ford. NORWAY; Clement Pencil, Portland, Lon
and Loring BucLfeld, VIM. Ledyard, Bath.
GRAY. Nav 1888 l2wks
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SHIP CHANDL E r Y.

Al
A GENERAL Assortment constantly on hand
"a and for sale bv ZINA HYDE g. Co, Front
street Bath; including CORhHGE, Manila and
Tarred, from the manufactures OF plymouth, Mar
blehcad and Boston, by the gang or retail.
Sail Cloth, Duck aud Irvine of most descriptions
ANCHORS of all sizes, warranted:
CHAIN C.ABLES, Sheets and les OF Boston
manufacture from English refined iron, and war
ran,ed for Two years; ALSO English Chains. Bolt y
Sheet Copper. Composition Spikes ind Nails, with
9th Castings Of all descriptions.
Wiadlsss Necks and CaPstan Sp'ndfes.
pirate article
A.aHaL STORES, Paints Oils and Glass
Troy Pressed Spikes, from three to len inch'
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Books and
Charts
MANY ofthe above articles, can on suitable notice
he delivered TO the purchaser AT bis place OF dust
ness, direct from the mannaciory frre o. e"pe"''
to him, and ut the manufaelor's lowest prices.
Bath Jan, 30, 1881,
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nalTIzENs or MAlNE,-Beware Of Counter

fNlTIZENS OF MAINE Beware Of Counter
q felt Brandre,hs Pills, sold by one A. l.. Nor
cross of HalIowel Maine. Said NoTcross Pills
are filthy composition, entirely different in their
effect from the genuine Gfany effect they do have)
which is very doubtful. would not forget 10 give
the said A l.. Norcross the credit "f making The
clumsiest, poores' apology Tor Brandreth rus llat
have ever seem although have examined some
fifty or sixty different specimens OF Counterfeit
Brandreth's Pills This said .Aorcross has BASTARD
" impudcnce to impose upon honest merchants his
spurious issues with guarantee that they are The
genuine Brandreth's Vegetable universal runs
which is base fabrication Honest citizens, please
have an eye on this deccivlng villain, and govern
yourselves accordingly, when you wish to purchase
Brandreths's Genuine Vegetable Medicine
b. BR.4NDRETH,M ID.
10 H,nover.street Roston Mass 3ml1
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Commissioners Notice.

VNHE Subscribers hereby give notice, that they
u have been appointed by the Judge of Probate
for the County of LncoIn-to receive and examine
the claims ofthe several creditors to the estate of
GEoReE B. MITCHELL, late ofI3ath in said County,
Merchant deceased represented insolyent. That
six months from the 2lst day of February inst are
allowed said creditors 10 bring in and prove Their
claims-and that we will attend that service at the
Counting Room fClark d Sewall in Bath on the
second Monday ofMarch next and the five following
months at 3 o'clock P M.
Dated at Bath this 18th day of Feb A. D. 1888.
DAVID c. MAGOUN.
FREEMAN CLARK
Marchs. tf4o.
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Amherst, N. II. Jan 1898.
DIR. Rowland-I sold phial of the Natchl's'
Sanatve 10 gentleman who was m Ioy" ,nt .
Cousuz, ton. pronounced PAST ANY RELIEF
and confined to his ronm-he had seited his affairs
and prepared to meet his late. He has not taken
whole bottle. and says his health is perfect, that
he is entirely well, and imputes the cure 10 tht
Sanatire and to nothing el-e. Many others wht
have taken it make similar statements
Yours respectfully, &c.
THOS. Nj. BENDER.
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Assignment.

fTtBE creditors Of Willard Walker of Bath in the
i County of Lincoln, Tin plate worker, are hereby
Mortified that he has made assignment to us of all his
estate excepting such property as is by law exempted
from attachment for the benefit OF all his creditors, be
s,llg distributed among such shall become parties
q sa;d assignment, by calling either Of the subscr
- JACOB ROBINSON.
1a.h Ia.c, nh 1895 EBENEZER CLAP.
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DIV to D. c. MAGOUN, Bath.
QUAR- A NTEN H..


AAN and after the 10th day of.'ay ,andunl thc10lh
q y of Oct. 1885, quarantine will be required
of all vessels, their officers, crews, passengers and
cargoes, on their arrival from any port where any
contagious sickness doth or hath prevaed-of all
vessels on board ofwhich any person shall have died
of any disease or been sick during their homcward
passage. No person shall be permitted to go on
boa.d or to 20 on shore from any vessel when at
quarantine, without permit from the health officer
Fishermen and all other persons are cautioned a.
ganst throwing any fish or any filth into the dock,
or suffering any filth TO renain their premises
whereby the health of the inhabitants o the town
may be endangered: all violations of the law will be
strictly attended to. Vessels will anchor at the u.s.
ual place ofquarantine, nearly opposite the low or
Steam Mil; and emo vessel shall be allowed
tificate to proceed to town in any whatever,
while she lays above quarantine All Pilots are
requested to attend to the above laws.
Per order. J. ELLSWORTH, Sec'y.
Bath April 81, 1888.