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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-25
THE LIBERTY PARTY.
To The Editor of me Phnnir:

Dear Sir:--Your correspondent, Anti
Slavery" must have had no small quantity of
Clay in his eyes, or his vision never would
have been so dim as not to have discovered the
gross Inconsistencies with which his article in
your last paper abounds. He strenuously OPP
with the same breath afiirms that s'slavery is a
moral and political evil!" Now, Mr. Editor,
many ofyour readers would be happy to know
how "politcal evil'' can be abolished with
out political action. He also says that ''we
ought to petition those who have the power TO
act in the matter, TO use every constitutional
means TO effect its aboition.'' So says the lib
erty party, and would ask if political action
is not constitutional, and if those having power
TO act in the matter would not be obliged in
order to abolish slavery, 20 act politically p
Surely every man of the least political percep-
ton must answer this question afFrmatively.
But who have the power to "act in this mat
ter'' if the independent freemen OF Vermont
have not? They have thousand times more
power to act against slavery in taking the ques-
ton OF its abolition directly into their own
hands, than by petitoning the members of
Congress who have been elected to subserve
some political interest ofsmall importance COM
pared with the abolition of slavery, and who
would sooner shrink from duty at the froYn of
tyrants than to boldly stand for the rights Of
TO abolish slavery, and TO them abotionists,
consistent aboiitionists, present their petitions,
that they come to the support of the liberty
party as the only instrument by which they
can make their powers knOton and teh.
Your correspondent further says that "the
pioneers in the anti-slavery cause did not at
the time he joined the society consider it prop
er or necessary that abolitonists should organ
ize political party" Very true. Alas, tits
sad and lamentable truth, and would to heav-
en- il were otherwise! Had the liberty party
then been organized, nosO slavery would have
been PROSTATE and powerless, and our coun-
try-our cursed but beloved country--would
now have been hourshing, and the reviving
breezes of liberty and permanent prosperity
would have filed the place in which the Auctu-
ating tides Of adversely and disgrace now alter
nately cause to be heard the cry of distress and
the confusion Of shame. Thanks to God, that
their error has now been found out and the
better 'oay adopted, and now that the liberty
party has been organized, abotionists beg and
pray that none OF the. proiessed friends of the
slave may impede its progress by throwing in
its way dirty lot of rubbish which the Wings
themselves at no distant period will blush to
own.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-25
Attention. Whiqs /! /!

The Wings of Brattleboro are invited to
meet in convention at the Town Hall, on
SATURDAY, the Goth inst, ot 2 o'clock,
P. NJ, for the purpose of selecting some
suitable person to put in nomination for
Town Representative. Also, to transact
other important business. A general and
full attendance is requested.
BY order of Committee,
]. STEEN, Chairman.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-25

well the artfh schemes that are invented to
cheat the people That enemy is mastering
its forces, hoping TO bring Vermont into
subsection. Shall this be donel We hear
YOU answer, NO--our glorious Mountain
State must not fall prey to Locolocosm
Remember your. duty then--grow not weary
in the course but labor as in days past, and
victory will crown your efforts.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-25
WHAT DOES THIS MEANq

Among the names of those appointed to
act on committee at the Van Buren, District
Convention at Burlington, on Tuesday last,
we perceive the name of Austin Fuller i
We knew that MIR. Fuller had signed call
for an abolition convention at Sheldon, and
that he presided at that convention as Chair
man and pretended to be third party man.
But now, his liberty partyism is merged, it
seems, in Loco Focoism-the very worst
species of Slavery which can bind freeman
Of Vermont ;--since that Loco Focoism de-
MES the sacred right of petition and dolizes
abe northern man who has sold his birth
right, and embraced southern principles I!
We respectfully ask the voters in This Coun-
ty to remember this fact, and to enquire
anxiously What does this meant
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-25
GA IVA RNING TO WING
ABOLITTONIST,S.

Let the Wing Abolitionists of this county
read the following from the st. Adams
Messenger, and govern themselves accord
inglv.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-25

LARGE REAL EsTATE.-The assessed v"
OF the real estate in the city and county U.nSId
by the late Jacob Ridgway is eight n III and
and seventy-seven thousand one huhu'''
three dollars.-Phii. Gas.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-25

In speech recently delivered at St. Louis.
Col Johnson uses the following words =
7"Had Gen. Washington been Commander at
the Thames, he soOuld hare taken the position
selected by Gen. Harrison, and acted as
Gen. Harrison acted"
And yet, this same Colonel Richard M
Johnson, in 1910, stood by the side of DR..
Duncan, on the platform of Bladensburg,
when that degraded creature vili6ed Gene
raj Harrison, denounced his generalship, and
proclaimed him granny, without uttering
word in defence Of his brave commander.
BY his silence then, he sanctioned the vul-
gar ribaldry of the defamers of Harrison
by the testimony which he now bears to his
skill and bravery, he but stamps his own
character with eternal disgrace; for he who
lacks the moral courage to render justice
10 brother soldier, when unjustly assaled,
is destitute of honor, honesty and magnan-
Unity, virtues which ever belong to true
greatness.-Bah. Wing.
Warranted to keep IN any climate.-The
st. Louis Ariel states that during the pres
ent season man put up in that city large
quantity Of eggs for the New Orleans mark
ct. By the process adopted in packing, it
was said they would keep good for six
months in any climate but ON arriving at
New Orleans, the dealer in eggs found him
self transformed to chicken merchant
The heating qualities of the substance used
in packing combined with the warm wealth
er, Matched the eggs, and the man has now
fine brood Of chickens
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-25

VOT Il s can be had at this Office, for the
September election, for 25 cents per hundred.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21
CHARGE! CHARGE!!

"Charge along The whoe line" Of Lo
coIocoIsm,
lst, That while we had protective
tariff, The country prospered.
Cd. That when the tariff was taken
OF. the country became embarrassed;
Sd, That now, when the tariff ia again
restored, the business ol The country be
gins 10 improve;
OH, That The Whig doctrine is now
established, that prices Of goods do not
rise by an increase Of The Tariff for
the tariff is now higher than IN 1910, and
goodA the1Peri
5b, That the Locofoco candidates for
Congress intend, if elected, to repeal, oI
so modify the tariff as 10 strip 1t Of i'll
protective features;
9th, That produce has risen in pro
portion to The increase Of the Tariff, BY
building up a market al home;
7ih, That flour is, and has been for
month or two past, one dollar higher II
New York than in Lireypool- and lha
this is mainly attributable 10 The IacI tha
mpnUlaclories have been pu, into opera
lion by the increase OF lhe tariff, thereby
furnishing q home market:
Slh. TIA no Locofoco dare deny lhest
facts. Stale Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21
ENCOURAGE HOME

Messr, Merriu q DooIrlIe have com
neuced The manufacture Of Butt Hinges
OF their establishment in Wheeling Va.
Their work is said TO be fully equal to
the best English, OF every SIZE aud pat
tern, BDd their prices are lower than
those Of the English.
AT Cincinnati, The manufacture Of a
very reat and useful article OF floor and
hearth cloth from hogs brislIes has been
commenced; the establishment is now
in successful operation.
Success 10 home manufactures!-And
they will flourish, iGour citizens will acl
upon the true policy in such matters
which is to give our own mechanics and
manufacturers the preference. -ZGneS
UtlIe GGzete.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21
Administrators sale.


By virtue VI an order ot The Curt Of
Common Pleas 10 aud Tor the County Of
Carroll d State Of Omo, made Ut tho
June FERN hereof A d l843 The uoder"
signed VIII sell al pabHc Ve"GHe nn Tues
day the iol day Of August, A ID lS4j. be.
tween the hrufs Of / O'clock A Nj aud
4 o'cluck P NJ OF said day, at the door OF
The Court House 10 CarroIlon 10 SAID
county, The following real estate, TO wit;
10 NJ ID 10 K ,brHs' third addition
10 the town Of CauJIllOn, 10 said coun
Il, also, Two tracts OF land 10 said coun-
I, aforesaid, in Sec. sc. Tg. IS, r. 8.
S.euberyiIe 5 District. FlIsl lia't Iylng
on the South side Of lhe North East quar-
terof SAID section. begInGing at POST
On The S,Ulh liae OF tho Or. section,
on the North side Of he creek, near Il
horn beam thence Vest with The line OF
the quarter secInn 83 poles 10 white
oak, thence North 6 deg. 80 MIR, East
~ poles. thence North 6S deg. East 3
pO rs. South ss deg. 45 min Etsl g poles
thence Norm rs deg West 90 poles,
thence Norh sc deg. Is min. East IL
poles. thence South 73 deg 80 min. East
~ poles and $40. Il the place OF begin
nlng, CONTAINING acres and 80 pOles.--
The securd ir,cl o. land ~ the North
West corner OF the Snulh East quarter
Of The srrrinn AFORESAID. bounded as lOl-
lows: hpgiunIng II the North Fest cor
ntr ofstld Or .pcIion, thence & Isl with
tn Inc o. sad quarter secilHn, u chalns
( 5j Inks - posl on he Norh SIDE OF
the ,rerk. where hew beam 4 inches in
a,.mri, 'rars E. 8 Inks. thence Sou'h 6
( ch rus 36 heks 10 a post where white
! u IA Ip,hrs diameter tearelh Nnr~ 80
de- Wet 23t Inks distant, thence West
u chains 50 inks To the West line Of
/ the quarter .eclIon, where hIck ~ l6
inches diameter Ieius North 40 d'grees.
/ East O links distant. thence North &
chllns aud 81 Inks to the place oil b.
! cunning. coEtaIult g seventeen acres ard
wlIh the improvements thereon subj ct
t. the dover estate OF Sarah JnCk ksOH. set
off Ia her by mrtes and bounds in The
North West corner Of said sCctIOn.-
Terms made known IN dav Of sale
SAMUEL WILLIAMS
Administrator.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21

DiCd, in lhls village on Monday
last ihe l7lh iDsl alter short illness,
Mrs Nancy McCLINTOCE. 'ged about
sixty four years The dec. ased Was a
member Of tbe Baptist Church, u much
respected by ner neighbors and scqUo'n
lances for her many virtues She has
l"ll behind her an only daughter, and q
large clrc'e ol friends 10 mourn her loss
On Tues1ay last, the rs h inst. at the
residence Of his nephew (Iobn Wat) in
Perry township, Carroll county, Mr.,
WILLIAM WATT, 10 the 72d year Of his
age.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21
Whitley, Green Co. Pa.
May lllh 1913.

WY lIlH 1910
Mr. B A FdhneStock q. Co.
Dear Sr:-l have been using your
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was called To chIId six or seveR
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directions, and the child passed 440
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other vial. and il passed 200 more ma
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have prescribed it in many other
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Price 25 cents
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pocket and very pleasant TO The taste
Price % cents.
Carminatve LozengeS, for The cure o
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Price 25 cents. For sale Nv
r. KENNEDY, Druggist
Carrollon OHIO.
JuIv 81 1Sd9
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21

MARRIED-OD Thursday The 18Th
inst, hv the Rev. w. T. Adams, M.
john H SHoBER 10 Miss REBEccA r.
daughter Of W R Thompson, Of Am
slrfdom
On Tuesday the 18Th inst by the
same, Mr. J"HN w. You've of Carroll
tou, to Miss LUCINDA RICHARDSON.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21
WANT OF CURRENCY.

"Thore is no money 30 do business
with" says rhe commercial noicp in lho
ClavelanJ Herald o the lN The same
diff u'ty has been experienced AZ manV
pala,s on the Ohio Cana, recently, and
W. have no doubt buI that larger
0uanriy Y of rhr Wheat ard -Four Of OHIO
wnn 4 ha'r gone or al high prices VI
thotp had h"en sufficient currency -
Pro lurr can be sold at Cleveland !Or
SIGHT drnls. bui Of course wheat cannot
br bought Of He farmer with draIIs, and
pa, lug our New York money is found to
be- imprarllcable. for the Ohio farmer
will nol take money with which he is moi
acquainted. YET lhe OHIO Statesman
thinks that the destruction Of the thir-
teen banks last winter by lbe Locofocos
has raised The price OF wheat! Any
one conVeTsant With wheat and noul
market knows that it is moi so. - Sunni
Beacon
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21

d TO Inc Baltimore Patriot, Of July u
or this information.
By the same paper we learn that JoHN
HOLMES, al one time a u S. Senator
Rnd tate District Attorney for the State
ol Name, died al b's residence IN Port
land on the ~ instant, eyed 10 years
Ohio Republican,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21
Attachment

Notice Is hereby gwen 10 all persons
interested that al my instance wrIl oI
arIachmen nj was this Gay issued by San
uel Villa ms. Justice Of The Peace o.
Perry tow nship, in the county Of Carol
against the goods. challles. rights, cred
its, moneys and effects of Emanuel Cum
mings an absent debtor.
THOMAS CUM innings.
lulv Of IS13
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21

From (he above annUnciation our rea,
ders will learn, that long uncertainty,
doubt, and hesitation in regard TO the
composition of The Executive Council
have al last come TO an end.
The late additions 10 the Cabinet, we
scarce y need say, are Of gentlemen
closely and emlnenlIy connected with
the Van Buren, party, and he present
20 construction is strictly lin consum ma.
linn oI that policy and purpose oI dem.
ocratZlng the Administration which
has been, Tor some time avowed and urg
ed IN the journals known to express the
Presidents intentions. The great event
which these prophets lorrloIt, aud
wh,'h the signs in the political sky have
so long fore hnded has been accumpllsh-
ed. The srars Of Locofocoism have
performed 'hrlr circuit, aud now re ap
pear Ia sled again their former in1uen,
crs, for evil or Tor good upon The coun-
try. We have al last, beyond all doubt
q complete Democratic Administration
Nat Int
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21

Not so bud, The Philadelphia Fo
rom gives The reasons Of young TJ
visit TO China II says "he has heard
that The loCusls will eat up every hing
green IN the country this year" II this
be true, the whole family should leave.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21

rhE STATE OF Onlo,I
CARROLL CoUNTr.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after March Term, A d. Is43.
JosPnh D'yhrF, denim !
daOl,
US.
RarbaeI DayhuG, widow
Of Peter ID yhuf. Dc. PeGi,on for
ceased, Joseph Burrler, { Partiti6n.
Hanna Burripr, Caha.
fine Burner, Margaret
Burrier, and EIlz beth
Burrler, Defendants
The said defendants will take notice,
that the said demnndant, on The eigLtk
day Of June, A. d lS43. fed his peli.
ton 10 the Office 0f The Clerk Of The
Court Of Common Pleas 10 aud for said
county. wherein, as one of the heirs OF
Peter Day huff. late Of Carroll county, ,
i deceased, he demands partition Of the
South East Qu0rter of Section twclUe. in
4ornship treIUe, Of Range fre -.uuat.
led in said county; and pra>s that the
dover Of the sald Rqchael DayhuG, rs
widow Of the said Peter deceased. may
he assigned her in said premises; and
that one equalhaf ol said premises may
be sci of 10 him in Which
said petition will be for hearing at the
next October Term Of said Court.
JOSEPH DAYRUFF,
Bv his AlInrneys.
Pedrce, StGrkwenther, & Jdruis
july ID. l843 - 80 Gw.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21
July Ia, ls43 - 39 CIV.
SHERIFF'S SALE

Us Of0ef 10 stll
CHARLES o. Rourk & Lands.
Within S 'atoI.
BY virtue OF an order Ot the Court oil
Common Pleas within and for the coun
ty Of Carroll in Chanrere sitting, auG to
me dire clnd, viii of, fur s,le at the
door OF the Court house, IN Chrrol'On.
on MundnV The I4lh das Of August next,
nelwrpn ihe hours Of 10 O'Clock A. N
and 4 p NJ The following described real
estate. VIZ: Part oI the South East Qbar.
er of Section 8, Township l6 (BroAnl
and Range 6, commencing al II white
oak tree near the centre al said section,
th8nc0 south 10 degrees 80 mIouies east
20 chains aud l8 links 10 posi-, thence
east | 8 chains To hlcorv on the hank oI
II mill race. thence month 4G degree rn~l
one chain ard n links. the e., north | 6
degrees east 5 rhalns Hn 81 lluks
thence nnrth Is degrees an 80 r'srue :
west 2 cinlns a. d a llnk-, thnrta n.tlt
SIS degrees sas' 3 chpios au1 @ ,,nk,
/ thence north 81 degrees - .|n t','. :
east 2 chains Hno 50 Uk ~
81 degrees cas- 2 rhln- 49,. So "hs
thence north Sc degrees and 80 nn ulr'
east chtins and 20 iuks, th,u nor /
6G degrees east . chains and 50 Ilnk,
thence n'rlh 8 degrees east 3 rh"m'
nd 70 links. thence sonth 80 dtrr,t'
90 minutes west SO CHAINS nHc 4l lux.
along the line of said quarter 10 tn,
place of beginning, confirming 42l cr''
more or less
DAVID WATT. Shruf
July Il. l843
Printers ices S3 15-e
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Michael Smith, Estate.

Mice is hereby gwen that The sub
srrbers haze been appointed anf quaIiti
ed as Administrators of the E tate Of
Michael Smith, late Of Monroe township.
Carroll county, deceased, dated Monrnp
township, Carroll county Ohio, June 23d
lS43
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21
SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue uI twu several wits Ol f
ia st leu. td issued out nj the CUR Il
canmun Peas (nr Carroll and CuIImbl
ana cnun'ies ONO, and to me directed,
| will offer for sale at The door OI lhe
rourt house ir Carrollon on Monday the
24lh dal Of july nexl, between The hours
oi 10 O'Clock A NJ and o'clock P NJ
he following real estate 10 wit: the N E
quarter Of Sec l6, Up 10 Range 5; also
the e halfo' the S " quarler Of section 10
Tp l3 ana Range 5, (subjecI 10 The life
estate Of David Richards and WiGt) with
The improvements thereon. Taken ia
execution and will lie sold nv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff;
June 90, 1913
Printers lees 50*-e.
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M I'D oIAL MOPIgB
Roclor j. VI. Armstrong

~ sAAe - 80 - D
having retained 10 Csrrv lou, Wtlb the
Intention OF maklog II his permanent res
ldeuce; tenders his professional services
to he me criizens Of Carol lion ard Vicia
ty. Having been paIronz 4 hb'roIlg
while assncmled with De Hunter, he
would nov ask Tor himself share OF
public Patronage. and he h0pcs 10 he 1T 10
to give satisfaction to all lhosc who may
give tin call.
Off on Main street. two donrs West
o. ]. III Lytls', ormerly Il 4 Sudg,T-slss
ore room, spd Girectl, opposite Huntef
Ind Morrison, Law office.
LIS old accounts will be in biz own
hands, and hose wishing to settle Will
call al bis Office.
Carrolllon, June 80. l643
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SHERIFF'S SALE
july IA. l843.
Printers ices S3 15-e

SHkKIFF ) SALE
BY virtue I'll ii VIII nj aitdS VrHdi Er
pondS, ISSUED nj ct the Court uI rrmrn, u
PI"os lor Csrruli county. Orl0, aud lama
dlrPctrd. ! Mi nilpr tor = H. IT. tie d rr
ol the cur h rs, " Gr"r. on, oo N 90.
DAY 'tu' - hd " ala. v. .'n",r
the hours II 10 : h \ VI .ur 4 =.
clock p NJ f ..ia d,N til. "t 4
prortirt. to vt: l,l \, = T.. H..
tnNu ol N i,'rn wIn,h. t.r.r >,.n.,t.
thereon. Tak nIu- * cuItnn nd ~ ii,
be sold BY ~"
DAVID WITT S"orfT
Jane %, lS43 P,rnI >, tee 5u*-r
SheTiff'S Sale.
'"' . r '''' . p.,ao, lor PIT.
NancN E,nsi, etaI """.
BY V,r ne nInn oiGrt issued 'u' nC The
Court at comn"n Pleas (ur Cgttnl' r,IIn
Nv, and Ia ne dtfrctrd vii tIrt r
sale at the dnur uf ,he couri Irusr TT
Carol Ilon, on Monday h" In dn o.
| Aug. next briwPen hp hours az 10 ~. Iock
A NJ and 4 o'cIork P NJ the llII W'rg
real estate 10 wit: hr Z half }, sw l3
TIP Is, Rang 6. excepting the dover
estate Of Nancy Ems which is laid of 10
her by molrs and hounds, containing %
acres and 100 perches
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
June 90, i843
Printers Ices $3.50 e.
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William Chnmptr 4 vile, p,;,;o, t
US.
T. IL beth >luz. ttai '"
BY srlue 81 M order Of the Court Of
G MN u 2 ras CT CarruII C nnV OHIO,
ard tn me du,cttd. vii firi for sale
II he or nj the r"ntt house in Carroll.
I. u 90 1hsihy the lst day cf August,
u,tw.tn IN. Lnuf> II 10 o'cl"rk \ VI aud
4 'rI",k P NJ The following real estate
"a W.: Lnr No 20 IN The original plat
al &, II tr,ll;r nos t'srrnIilon. sui isci 10
The dover csl.lr ~ f isA eth s uz
DAVID WATT, SIerif
June 80. IS43
Primers er | so a.
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ATTENTION!


THE officers cnmpnsl Z HE h rcgl.
menl, 3D. Brigade, 6 Division are here.
bv notified u meet al The house oi James
Wormiogton IN Lodi, IN Saturday The
22d of July inst. g., between the h.urs of
10 o'clock A NJ aud a 2 A., aud proceed
to elect one Major for said regiment. -
By order Of Col J II Rodgers.
d, VAIL, Adnlant.
July7, l843.
Sandy and Beaver Canal.
IHG slU, khOldtIs ol the SonO\ and
Beaver Canal company are hereby nolI'
frd that an Z ection Tor Directors will
be holden on lhe OH day Of August mex,
al lbe Canal Office. 10 New Lisbon Ohio
between The hours nl 10 O'clock A N and
4 O'Clock P N Of said day
By order Of the Board,
G. d. HOSTETTER,
Sec's s q. B G, Co
Oflre oI the SIndv and B avert
Canal Go june 30rh. lS43
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