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Vermont and Massachusetts
RAILROAD.
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RAILROAD.
gya 49, OssuaIsTa s s. l.s nof fa...s,,
n - ger Trains in connection with
the Etchburg Railroad will run as follows:
UPWARD THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Boston at $50 and ii a. NJ; Fitehburx
81 $40 A. NJ aad LIS P. NJ, and arrive at Brat,ls,
boro at ~ and tio, r. NJ.
DOWNWARD THROUGH TRAINS
Leave BrAttieboro At A. NJ, and 80 p. NJ;
fitehbars at - N, and 64s r. ~, srd arrive al
Boston NJ ,. and sA5 7. NJ - ~ 81
ATHOL SPECIAL TRAIN DOWNWARD
4 leaves Aihol At Gao A. N lFiteAburx a, 7.se,
and arrives al Boston at $50 A. NJ ~
UPWARD, int 1E
Leaves Boston at s.ss p. H., Fitchbnrg at Q, and
arrives At Athol vt $50 p. NJ
At Ashbarnham tbs $50 and n A. NJ. Trains
connect with the Trains Of the Cheshire Sullivan
and Central Railroads. via Keene and BelIo,ys
Falls % Windsor Mortified, Montpelier and Bar
hngtoa. III
At Groion, with Trains Of the Nashua and wor.
eestsr Road, BY which direct commupicstion L
made, without delay, with Nashua, Manchester and
Concord, N. H.; Worcester, Providence, Norwich
and Springfield; also via the Stony Brook Railroad
with lowell Lawrence, Salem, Newbuyport and
The IL A. NJ and s4s P. N. Train. eopu.c. -.
South Vernon, with the Trains Of the Counectic1t
River Railroad, making Communication with
New York, via Northampton, Springfield, and
Hartford Albany, via Western Railroad
Upon the arrival Of the Cars At Gardner a stare
will leave for Hubbardston; at Templeton, on
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, from The SO
a, N, Irsin, for Phillipston, Petersham, Dana and
Greenwich, returning opposite days. m 1921
Stages, at Montague, connect with Sunderland.
Almhsrt, iisdley, Leyerett; aho, with Greenfield,
Shclburne Falls, and the West : :
Upon the arrival Of the Cars at Bratslsbero.
Stages leave Immediately for Nswfane. Townshsnd,
Putney and Bellows Falls next morning for VIII,
mington and Bennington.
alHF FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Boston daily for Bratieboro at AIS A.
NJ; Bitchhnrg, at nj A. III, aT15Jl
Leave Brattleboro daily for Boston at 44o A. N
Ftrhberg, July 20, 1919 so
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O. There Is a man in Illinois naned Barrow,
who has changed his politics 50 often that he is
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400 EIarrcIs Flour.

AT THE SIGN OF THE Elm TREE,
~ 8 Beach, Fort Orange Rough and Ready. J.
q. Stone, and or common brands, which will
be sold, Wholesais or Retail, vay ioe.
63-The above Flour Is a'recfly frem he Nils
and frssh Ground. ToWNSLEY 8 SONS.
July %, l84g. -
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LOOK OUTI

A IL persons indebted 10 the subscriber BY Note
N or Book Account are requested 10 call and
make immediate payment 70 Nh JANIS HAsrSss.
Brat,Isboro, May %, isss. u,
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CHOLERA.

nR. WILLIAMS CnoIEnA PREVENTATIVE,
IL sure remedy, for sale by
Braitleboro, July is. 1913. a
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&had.

Mo Connecticut River shad, IN small pacha.
lv ges, just received at the sign Of the Elm Tree
~ ff TowNsLEY 4 SONS
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VTsxTEs! VIsfTHs !! |!

FJ,H0SE Ladies wishing to have Cutting done on
il n Systematic plan, aud warranted perfect salts
faction, with only Eve minutes Of their time re-
door South Of Salisbury's Bookstore
Tie will also be ready to teach the system which
hs has received the Agency for to any one wishing
TO learn the same. ~
n7- Any style Of visite Mantilla or Sack re-
qnired viii De given.
N. B.-No Carmen, or Lining thstI Gu, will need
to be tried on until finished. i. HART.
Bruniebor,, July ~ Is49. ~
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Channfmg,s World.

TINE subscriber has a fresh supply Of DIR Chan.
u ning's Works, which he will ieil at a very low
price. ADDISON BROWN
June 81 I1 ~ Is
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as's @ AGENCY or
DIR. 3. q. Fitch's Celebrated
Medicimes.

~ the cnre Of Coughs, Consumption, Caiarrh,
Asthma, Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gonorrhoa,
Piles, Female Complaints, &c, &c. Also,
DIR. .. 3. Fitch's AbdominsI Supporter,
Shoulder Braces, Inhsling Tubes, aud Lectures on
Consumption, and tho ara Of preserving Life and
Health 10 old age, &c, &c.
ALBERT H. DAY r. BROTHER have been
appointed Agents for the sale Of the above Goods
and will keep them constantly on hand At their
Store, No Z Granits Ror, BRArrLKBono.
&c DIR. Fitch's "Gnids RepE se Ls,s4l.l.. and ID.
reef.oss fer Promoting Health, and Instruction to
liothrs, N ne Management Of Children" may be had
gratuisously BY calling for Il At the Store a. above
An extremely valuable Book. IS
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FArnER MATHEW IN BosToS.--Father
Mathew, having spent Monday night with q
friend in WATERFOWL, went into the city on Tues
day mernisg, and was greeted In highly enthu.
siastic manner. He was met at the meek" by
the City's Committee, and escorted through sew
ersl streets by grand procession Of Temper
ance associations and crowds of Irishmen. Ar
rived at the Adams House, where quarters had
been provided for him, Gov. Briggs welcomed
him in a few appropriate remarks to which
Father NJ. responded. Cheers without number
testified the feelings with which the multitude
regarded the Temperance Apostle, and the al
most superstitious hold which he has upon the
hearts Of his fellow-eountrymen. The journal
says: .rr t.rsf
"Just before the procession arrived at the
Adams House, an Irishmsn, who was evidently
somewhat intoxicated, made bis way from among
the crowd, and extending his hand 10 Father
Mathew, asked him to administer the pledge, and
instantly dropped on bis knees in the mud. His
wish was complied with in the customary form,
when he arose, and saying God bless thu TEN.
psrsnco cause, Mingled again with the throng.
Thi, Was the frst pledge administered in Boston
BY Father Mathew, But he will undoubtedly
have the pleasure Of doing the same in many
Instances" ~ q is
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CroCkery and Glass Ware

au ~ SELLING OFF - 49,,
4 jail At q OST. 81 y
TUE subscribers will sell for the next six weeks
il their entire stock Of Crockery and Glass Ware
at prime cost, FOR the purpose Of closing mp our
stock for the FALL Trade. -.ss Is.
Nice Flowing Blue Ten Sets, for 81 so each;
Plates, SC, TO match, rs cents per dozen less than
z former prices.
Also, large assortment Of Flowing Bine Nap
pics, Plauers, Covered Dishes, Bowls, Pitchers
Basins, Ewers, &c., &c, selling equally cheap.
A large lot OF White Stone China Tea Sets, with
Plates, Piaiicrs, &C., 10 match selling very cheap.
30 Dozen Tnmbicr,, 70 81 ccnls each;
20 Lamps, selling for i2i cents each
10 a Salt Sets, TO Q cents each;
7 Glass Sugar Bowls, Candle Sticks, Preserve
Plates aud Dishes, large lot Of nice Casiors,
Knives and Forks, Britannia Spoons, German Sill
yer Plated Spoons, Iron do, Tea Walters, Looking
Glasses, sc.
D.y- The above Goods will be sold for the next
six weeks at less prices than ever before offered In
Dratileboro, WHEELER & PRATT.
July Is, ieso. sw4e
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LUMBER.

NOR sale at the subscribers Lumber Yard, 10000
IL feet seasoned Pine Lumber, Of tho fret aud
second quality. Also. $4,000 Spruce Shingles,
Spruce Clspboards and Floor Boards
Braitlsboro, June %, is4e, IS
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They are endesyorng to palm OF on the public ss an
old Physician, kc He Is not regular educated PLY.
stefan, and never attempted to medicine
until these men hired him for the use Of bis name.
They say they do not wish the people 10 believe that
to deceive the public, they at the same time assert
that theirs is the Old DR. 1ownsends and the original
and endeayor 90 make the people believe that the stuff
they manufacture is the Dr. rownsendls ssnspariila
that has performed so many wonderful cures for the
past ten years and which has gained reputation which
no other madeline ever enoyed--whch i base, vii
famous, unprincipled hlsehpod. We have commenced
understood, that the old man L no relation Of Dr.
Townsend whatever In their Advertisements and cir
culars they publish number OF gross falsehoods re-
specting DR.. Townsend, which We will net notice.
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A LARGE lot Of remnants Of Calicoes, Muslin
"A dc LANES, BIeaehed and Brown Shse,ings, sell.
WHEELER & PRATT.
July 4, Ists. svas
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This CertiGes.

TyIAT, Mr. Ebeneaer Hart has received ins.ruc-
Il ton In tho use Of p. @. Fewiers A. b. C. meth
cd for Cutting Ladies' Dresses, and is fniy quail
ICED and authorized to teach and sell the same 90
that entire confidence may be placed In his opera
tions as An accredited Agent.
IT-T71 : wan DAUGHERTY.
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Glue.


Just received, andl for sale at retail or by The
July a. l4sl wILLISToN 4 TYLER.
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BriRhlon CastIe Market,

AT Market--5Oo Beef Cattle, 200 Stores, pairs
Working Oxen, - Cows and Calves, $500 Sheep
AND IAmhs, 200 Swine, u 60. q -sipF )
Beef Caitle- We quote extra $3.50; FIRST qHal-
ify So; second do. 1915; third do So. I5.I
Slore,--2 Year, old from Sl2to SIG. va 80
Working 0xen--No sales. oa
Cows and Calyes-s21, $50, so4, $40, Il,
Sheen and Lambs-sl,s0, si,62, 50, $3.50, %. L
swine--44 and ste, At retail, 81 iosi.
New York Market. JuIr 2t-The sales
Of Flour amounted to 5000 barrels, At Sf62 s47h
for common and good brands, and IS s5,2o Tor
pure Genssee Market rather firm. 1891
Conl-b5 Soc for mixed and nearly yellow ~
fpr white, 50 q co for round Northern yellow. Rye
5Tl. Barley Sc, Oats S5 a SO, and dull. VI. =
Mess Pork sli, Prime ss,i2 Mess Beef Sl2,25,
Prime slo,62. lard Is heavy at q a 7lc, Batter
10 a ISL, Cheese q 6ss, according 10 quality.
Hopsof che LIST sort, ESQ, are worth 8 q se.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

HtNUHHE III EItfFhHN OIfIfEIys
MESSRS SPEAR & MACK, havins recently
lyl purchased the interest Of CooLEY & WEsr IN
this sstabiishmsnf and fitted their room up with ali
the late Improvements in the Art, including SKY
Light afterthe style Of the best City Operators, are
prepared, with their lately imported German Ca
mera to take pictures equal to those taken al auv
other establishments in the United States Picture.
taken In cloudy As well a fair weather.
1srms reasonable and Satisfaction ,sa,runfsd.
,1y Please call and examine specimens, At
HIS Loso BUILDING
10 Instruction given in the Art
Rrs.tleboro, June /, Isa9. tfil
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Boots, shoes, and shoe stock,

Wkciesaie and Retail. r
FTNHE subscriber offers for sale at his Chamber
i ever his Retail Store, complete assortment, Of
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
adapted 10 the Country Trade Regular sets Of his
we'll known Retailing Shoes may be found In tho
Shoe Stock on hand at all times, Of his own
importation, such as French Morocco Kid and
Calf Skins, Patent Leather, Lastings, Satin Fran
seis, Galloons Ribbons, Boot Lacings, &c. &C., all
Of which will be sold at the forrest prices for Cash,
BY henry L. DAGGETT, F.
No. z05 WAsnIxorox SrnKBr
Opposite he Marlboro Hotel, BOSTON.
April, 1912. 3mois34
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swrNDLrns.

Dmggists others that sell Sarsapsra for die rem
uine and original Dr. Townsends Sanaparils that l.
not signed by s p. Townsend commit . fraud. and
such an set would commit any osher ftaaa..-sna no
Druggist OF common intelligence but knows that olsy
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Trunks, vaIiscs, whips, &c.
A GOOD ASSORTMENT, just received and
n for sale at lew prices, opposite the Phoenix
House, by o. A. RORTHIHGTOH
BraitIeboro. April 10, ls4s. 4ta IS
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WOOL CARnfNGI

FItHE Subscriber j. now ready 10 receive Wool
- for Carding on the most reasonable and accom-
modaiing terms, and in the hest possible manner
ALEX'R NJ B0YDEN.
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PROOF. PROOF.

Here 70 proof conclusive that DR.. s. 2. Townsend
sauzpzrlla is the original The following 10 ffom
some Of the most respectable pspsrs IN. tins State
rr,-. N. ffi.,,,, r..-...~ I......,f
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FEATHER STORE.

OAK and Hemlock Sole Wax, Upper and KIP
" American, and the best Of French Calf Kid
ReAns and colored Innings.
ALSO Oak Tanned
Harness Leather, and Russell Bride, with
other articles in the trade, kept constantly on
hand, and sold at Boston prices BY the subscriber.
GA. HULL, 'i3
smo4s i $3.50 w. Springfield, SEass
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DR.. Townsend,s sarsapariIIa.

H
DIR. Townscnd's Sarsaparilla.
There probably never has besa SO popular remedy,
or patent medicine, a. DR.. Townstnds sarrsparifia
which originally, and continues 10 be
In this city Al frat by the Doctor himself, and ater
wards for several and to the time BY C.pp
& Townsend. the present proprietor Since the part
nershp was formed the Doctor has resided In New
York. where he keeps store and attends TO the bos
new that accnmnstes al that point The msHufsctory
10 In this city and 10 conducted by the junior partner
Mr. Cispp-here ell the medicine is manufactured.
Few OF citizens have any idea % the amount Of
this medicine that 10 manufactured and sold. Besidss
West India Islands, South Ansries, and even to Eu
rope, In considerable quantities. Al the m7nafactory
tey employ steam engine, besides aarge number Of
men, women and girls, in the preparation Of the ned
for shipment, 100 dozen per da, or nearly 5000
bottles. This IL an enormous QUANTITY. h' D
The great sale the medicine has acquired has Induced
number of men TO get up limitations and there l. At
the present time other medicines for ale that cali
ed "Dr. Townsend's Sarsapanlla-' oas ia particular
started short time ago in New York. called ~Old Dr.
Jacob Townsend's szrt,pania," and apparently with
view By dint Of advertising and the usual expsdients
resorted TO in such efforts, appropriate the name Of
DR.. s. r. Townsends great remedy, and thus gain all
ss s ,S;sS (. s1s ,Ip% a. 'ha s, e -.
and expensive labon. Dr. s. r. Townsend formerly Of
this city, as is well known here, i The inventor and
original proprietor or the medicine known eDr.
Townssnds Sa-aparilla and we tlfnk those persons
who are attempting % sell their arte a. ths gsnRias
Fton Gs Ns,s Yesk Daily SON
Dr.. Townsends extraordinary advertisement. which
occupies entire page Of the Sun will escape mo-
tee. DR. S. P. Townsend who Is tho original pfopre-
tor Of Dr. Townsend's S.sAParin, and whose Office is
nsr doorto ours where he has been for several yes
Is driving an immense business. He receives no less
than four hundred dozen bottles Of Saapala per day.
and even this enorneus quantity does mot supply TIA
demand No medicine ever gained 40 great popular
ty a. his preparation Of the Ssnzpsnlla His edition
Of Almanac for 1873 coat $4,000 and he has paid the
Nt- Sc-A Sca 10 tAil ia tho .-ss four cas-
giooo0, and he acknowledges that it the cheap
est advertising no has had done This medicine s sx-
ported TO the Canadas, West indcs, South America,
and Europe, in considerable quantities. and is coming
into general use in those countries, as well here
The Golden Rub, the Odd Fellows' paper, publ,sh-
e. the following: .-,. :
y SARsArARiLLA.-Among the numerous extracts Of
this highly medicinal root Brother Townscnd's bears
the palm Of superiority. II 10 indeed an excellent fam
lily medicine, and having used Il in family with
decided advantage, we can recommend II with perfect
uuCCEfI. -.
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DRUGGISTS.

- In oar opinion, any Druggist OF shop-keeper who
would sel the spurious sarsapars, because they can
make greater profit by il than they BY selling he
genuine, and sell IL for the original and genuine Dr.
Townsends Sarsapanlla and deceive their customers,
would commit any fraud for money. Such men have
no honor and should not be trusted
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Linseed OH for sale.

WIM, H. WILLIAMS has for sale u bbls pure
w LfNSEED OIL, part old, which he will sell
low for cash or short credit aaef M "
WIliamsyille, July rs, 1870 sau sw4e
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..EHeniss-sKeddlng 3 Coz NO. ot1te ~ aud Mn
T. kidder, No, 100 Court a., Boston; sNmqei hdder,
Worcester Allison a. Dauit Concord j. Baleh q
Son, Provdcncej and by Drugests and Merchants gen
orally Throughout the United States, West Indies and
the Canadas. tlsfa1f
The genuine Townsend|s Ssrsapa9lia for sale only
BY DU1TON Il CLARK, Wholesale Agents, and By
A. DUEKLzr, West Bralfleboroj N. CHEEEr, Towns
bend r. r. PEnHr, Dover; JoEzs 4 sTkTsoE, West
Dover ArsoE CeLE, Wessmorel.nd, N. w. 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07
THINGS In GEORGIA.

Gov. Towns, the Democratic candidate Tor
Governor. in his leller accepting Tie nomination,
has inscribed upon his banner The Virginia Res
olu,ions and planted himself on the true South
ern platform. His Wing opponent isJudse Hil''
a auonda N nullifer and native CdFol'n'an, VINO
has failed TO ayow his sentiments on the subJecI.
How the contest will result, under such circum-
stances, may we'll ue imagined from the io''o~-
ing remarks of The Charleston Mercury:
NOV we know lille Of Judge Hill, bu' are
frank 10 confess that the sympalhies Of his native
Stale are decidedly against him. stephens ana
Toomb. are the acknowledged leaders ot his par
~ in Georgia; they both were oPPoseu 10 lns
CLAYTON Compromise bill; both have mainIain.a
that The Wilmol Proyiso was no violation Of the
Constitution, and both have conceded The supre-
macy ct Mexican laws on the subJeci oil slave
ry. over The Constitution, in the new Territories
These here>ics have moi been rePudia'ed ny
JUDGE Hill. lie has been repeatedly n'eTIo~
ga,ed, bu, has hitherto aryatiy eoassa all .he
Questions propounded 10 him. Tins Is ho' Inc
lime tor lbe pcooIe 10 contide their rlehs 10
doubtful hands. Gov. Towns has Distinctly pro-
claimed 10 The world where be stands. Juose n'',
in his party associations, as well as on account OF
III. principles OF his party, has no claim upon
the friends of Mr.. Caihouni nay morc, until me-
repudiates h. heresies OF Stephens and Ioonss,
he has. in our estimation, no claim upon the con-
fdence or support Of any man OF any parry ID
the Sonth
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TYRANNY TRIUMPHANT.

A late arrival from Venezuela brings the
painful news, that the patriot Paez in his aspi-
ra,ions after liberty has been beaten down by
the tyrant Monagas. A letter in tho New York
Sun, dated Caracas, Aug. 4. says
"Another severe defeat has followed Paez,
in which bloody hutchery was committed by
General So,illo, and where most Of tho youths
from Caracas fell, Sotio having taken LAG
prisoners. The chiefs Of Paez's party. Dn. Mi.
euel Palscios and General Macero, have asked
pardons from Monagas, and are expected here
daily. L. 10 not known what Monagas will co
with them. On the other side, PaeZ has aban-
doned Coro, which has been in the hands of the
Government since the 20th Of last m3nlh, he
tPaex) having marched with his forces upon
Porto Cabello and BarqueDmeio.
81 am afraid that be lie goiGg 10 be taken, ard
defeated BY the Government forces, who, from
all parts are surrounding him, aud wish from
my heart that it were true, The repor; which
has been spread to-day, that Paez has embarked
again in Cumarebo fos Curacao, because then
ho would be saved-otherwise re is lost. Six
thousand men are marching upon him. and hiss
own force does not amount 10 1900 men. His
parlizans are a sci of towards, although they
arc The best class 10 the country.
"Tne Government has arres'cd and put 10
Prison without any cause, an immense number
Of citizens, tot excluding foreigners, 10 keep
them out of mischief, and prevent heir inna'
encs in the lower class TO aid Paez. besides To-
wing q large forced loan upon them, to keep
and maintain The GorveInlnsnt forces"
"A letter, from Puerto Cabelo, Aug IL. en-
closes an official despatch from Gen. Silva,
commanding the Government forces showing
that Paez and his whole force had surrendered
and are now prisoners Of war. II appears that
no was defeated in two encounters and surround
ed on oil sides in small valley
We had been led to expect different re.
suit, as the last intelligence was that Paez had
landed at Coro, the Province Of Apurc had risen
in his favor, srd some Of Monagas' troops bad
deserted 10 his ranks. Venezuela will now be
subjected 10 still more bloody horrors under her
military dictator. The late desperate struggle
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THE SECRET EXPEDITION.

New ORLEANS, SEPT. On Sunday last the
steam, Leonora COLLAPSED flue on Lake Pou,.
chanrain, near this city, BY which fireman
was killed, and two others badly scalded.
Much excitement exists IN regard 10 the con,
due, o! The commanders OF The United States yes
sells towards the persons encampCd oa Round
IsaLd
The proelamatiops issued and threats made By
Commanders Fulton aud Randolph are consider
ed by the principal newspapers here altogether
illegal
The officers CT The Rourd Island expedition
have applied 10 Inc legal au horilies at Pascasou'
la to have The u. s. Officers arrested Tor cutting
Of their provisions, and Otherwise moles,os
them. lis generally thought that The othcers oil