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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-11
THE DAY OF JUDGMENT.

All the senates that ever were convened
and all the assemblies that ever met upon
business or pleasure, all the armies that ev-
er we're conducted into the field, and all the
enemies who conducted them; in word,
all the men and women that shall have
| lived from the first pair TO their last born
son aud daughter, are to appear together,
and to take their respective trials at the day
of the great assize. High and low, rich
and poor, learned and unlearned will then
be distinguished only by their virtues and
vices SO that the whole world shall per-
ceive and acknowledge that God is no re-
spector ofpersons' The injured virgin, the
afflicted widow, and the oppressed orphan,
shall see those, face TO face, who have spoil
ed them Of their innocence, their reputation
or their substance. There men shall meet
all those who have seduced them, or whom
they have seduced into the ways ofsin; and
all those who have directed aud encouraged
to proceed in the paths Of righteousness
From the former they shall turn away with
shame and lear the latter they shall behold
with Joy and rejoicing. There they shall
view the wisdom Of religion in the persons
of the righteous, aud wonder why they did
not see it before, and give themselves up to
the study of 1t; there they shall clearly be-
hold the folly Of irreligon in the persons
of the wicked, aud be astonlshed at their in
sensibili,y in blowing so hard after H. A.
midst all this unimaginable multitude, there
shall not be one idle aud unconcerned spec
tator; not one shall have leisure to trouble
himself with the affairs Of his neighbor.-
Every man will have cause to be heard,
and how will he be siraitened until il be de-
termined.- Bishop Horne.
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POPULAR Music.

consisting Of variety ofSonrs nurf's. Wa.il-
es, Horn pipes, Machrs, QnftsifI.. Nos.
drilles, Overtufes, &C, auanrrl o. Co., i.lHI
Forte. Also, a variety ~ culirritlrs sis..irt
10 the Flute, Niulin. and Ns.tsarr.is,. urTH1
which are the Musician's Cnrnpsnalr. a. o.
strumenial Ma-ieian. Bfaiuard's C.lartfaaa "A
lnslrumenisl Music, s.. Pfrrrfi.sfs g. ftfsT
variety Of INSTRUMENTS CONSISTENTLY uH taHi e
Alsn, just received, ihe B'rfnu Mus.raI tfFa
cation Sociei,'s Cr'ifttilu ~ Caaih Wees.
edited hy Baker \ Wuraihufv e nFa aai HFs
ular WORK just issur,i fisfn ilr rfrss, tErf..Ff
with a splendid assuimrui ~ MsAlHr Caafe.
Umbrellas, and every vaiirir ~ sfffias .a fil.f
line. Musical lnsirumrnis, I sahIeIaF. Pee.
soils. Walking Cane, 81. frr.ifai au tasli
notice.
n. y. Constantly fcreisiue uru muse ai
fast as published.
Bratileboro, MAJ 20. istS. Ee
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Fitchburg Railroad Company

NOTICE is hereby given that the second
l\ assessment Of Fen Dollars on each share
10 the capita stock of the Fitchburg Railroad
Company, has been laid by the Directors, pay
able to the Treasurer on Friday the twenty
fifth day of August next. gf
Payment may he made at the Treasurer's
Office, No. Is Merchants Exchange, State
Street, Boston; at the Bunker Hill Bank, at
Charestown; the Waliham Bank OF Walt
ham; the Concord Bank at Concord; the Fitch
burg Bank at Fiichburg; the Ashuelot Bank
at Keene. N. H., and the Bank OF Bratteboro,
at Bratlleboro, VI.
THOMAS WILEY,
Al Treasurer Fitchburg Railroad Company.
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Valuable Real Estate.

PY virinc Of an assignment from Asl,bel
A. Dickenson, the subscriber offers for sale
all the Real Estate of said Dickinson, or I've
will rent the House in which The said Dickrn-
son now lives, and that part of the Stone build
ing or slo!e not now rented, well calculated,
and Tor many years occupied for the sale of
Stoves, &c. and for the manufacture of Tin
and Sheet Iron.
Also, for sale, large lot Of Stoves Of i'm
proved patterns. Also, Tin, Sheet Iron and
Hollow Ware. .
Those indebted to said Dickinson are inform
ed that this is the last call in this way Tor pay
menI.
SAMUEL ROOT, Assignee.
BratIleboro, July %, ls43. 4s
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G.. G.. HERRICK,
Fashionable Tailor,
BRATTLEBoRo
90 All orders neatly and promptly exrruisi
At u. Dickinson's

NEW STORE, Ne,r Good, n every W..
lN rieiy, for use, wear or fsshinn, ~ frrrif.
ing and selling daily Cor Produce. CssA. of
short, prompt Credit, At the prrs-ri enrufs-
production Of the manufacture ard prl-ierrf
May 81, iS43. tna ~
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For Sale.

TIME well known Blacksmith Shop. situated
Il IN the centre of the village of Whining
ton, on the Stage Road leading from Bratle-
boro To Bennington, with House and Barn
aud other out buildings, with one acre of first
rate land. Said shop is bricked up and pas-
tered inside, and is in one of the best locations
for good workman that can be found in the
country.
Terms made easy. For further information
call on f. l.. Stanley g. Co., near the premises,
or of the subscriber
F.. S. STANLEY.
Wilmington, VT, July IA, ls4S. Al #
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DAVID BRADLEE.
.HO1TS
MORRISON PILLS.

.HOIIS
MORRISON PILLS.
THE GENUINE HYGEIN MEDICINE.
Accurately prepared by II. Sheppard Moa',
of New York, from the Original recipe used
for many years by his late father, Mr.. Thomas
Moat, Vice President of the British College
of Health.
Twenty years successful administration Of
these celebrated medicines in Europe, and
more than ten years in the United States, have
established their high reputation. Thousands
OF both sexes, who have been restored 10 health
the numerous sufferers rescued from pre-
mature death-anG volumes Of certified cases
of cure, embracing every disease in the hong
catalogue of human misery; must convince the
most incredulous, oi their superiority and the
truth of the Hygeiau theory, resulting from
scientific research and experience; namely, that
"Man is subject TO only one real disease--im-
purity Of the blood"
The medicines being composed entirely OF
Herbs or Vegetable matter, purify the blood,
and carry off the corrupt humoTs of the body,
in manner so simple as 10 give every day,
ease and pleasure.
"Alan will be horn TO days Of bliss, compared
to what has hitherto been his lot weighed
down as he has been by disease, in6Iniies,
how 10 alleviate, until this discovery, was pre-
scented TO the world. The weak, the feeble,
The infrm, the nervous, the delicate, are IN
few days strengthened by their operation and
the most obstinate complaints are removed by
perseverance without the expense of Plgsi-
clan. Adapted To all circumstances and siiua-
tons they are the hest Medicines ever invented
for families, or TO take 10 Sea; preventing sour
Wy and costiveness, requiring no change OF
diet, particular regimen, or care against taking
cold
The Hygeian Medicines, first introduced
into this couniry by II. S. Moai, in 1880, have
for the last three years been prepared by i'lm'
and the increasing sale attests their intrinsic
merit; they comprise two sorts of Pills, Nos.
and 2 in single boxes ofeach at % or 5O cen'si
and packets containing both sorts, at VI, =, OF
8. The Vegetable cleansing Powders IN
large boxes at S74 cts. with printed directions.
Each packet has fac sime OF the signature
of II. Sheppard Moal, and 10 prevent counter
ieils, are signed with a pen by the dlSlncs
Agent and Sub-Agent, OIL a label OF yellow
paper.
None are genuine unless they have those
signatures and are obtained from Sub-Ageh.s
who can produce their written appointments
from the District Agent, and whose names arc
advertised in their respective districts.
ii. SHEPHEARD MOAT, Proprietor
Depot so canal street, New YORK.
For Sale Wholesale and Retail in BratiIe,
boro, by BUTTON & CLARK, Genera
Agents, to whom all applications for agencies
must be made. "a
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Putney High School.

TNHE Fall Term Of ll4 weeks in this Insti-
Il tuition, will commence on the 9th day of
September next, under the instruction ol Mr.
JAMES HERRICK, whose reputation as a Teach
er is deServedly high. instruction on the Or
gan and Piano will BE- given should sufficient
number scasonably hpply for il.
AMOS FOSTER, for the Trustees.
Putney, July IS, 1913. DIV Al
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U. STATES DISTRICT COURT,
VERMONT DISTRICT.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

NoTIcE to show cause against petitions of
Willard Gibson, of Grafton,
john II. Gates, of w ardsboro,
Henry Slickney, of Athens,
for their Discharge and Certificates, as Bank
rupts, at the Court House in Rutland, in said
District, on Friday the 9th day OF October
A. ID. lS43, at 10 A. Nj. 46
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800 Boxes

or that very supporter Grouni $50 c. Tsf-
~ ter, Chce~s, and Tahlc or. uhsrh s'sasis
unrvalesi IN quality, la icicfenrr mes 4. hsi
90 the many agricultural Ssciries.l b uau -
ctived and fH sale 81 = DfCkgNsONfN
store, whu bciug the Agent &C. thi. Ctuuiy B,
prepared to execute any nfdrfs 81 fir Ifsir or
consumer. You have boz On use Be- Oh rra'ae
good Butter and better prev.
May ~, is43. ST. s9
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-11

AN EDIToR's SANcTUM.--The Kalida
(Oho) Venture says 1--WE hope our friends
will overlook our Irregularities for the few
past weeks. We are now permanently ocat-
ed IN the county jail, with sufficient force to
insure the regular issue of our paper in future"
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NOTICE.

NJ lDOWS whose husbands performed SER
w vice in the Revolutionary War, (six
months or more) and whose marriage took
place before the year 1894, are entitled to PEN
sions under the act Of July 1888, although their
husbands may have died since that Time, and a
second marriage is no bar to the claims of SUE h
widows. The subscriber will make out the
necessary papers required in pension cases, il
applied TO for the purpose.
A. S. CAMPBELL.
Bellows Falls, July 25, ls4S IS
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FAIR WARNING.

Il WOULD respectfully give this notice TO
II all indebted tn the late firm of HIGGINs &
SUMHER, also all indebted 10 J. G. Sumner,
either by Note or Account, that from and after
the first day of September next, all demands
without distinction, will be in the hands of an
Attorney for immediate collection. Those who
prefer settling otherwise can have the privilege
by calling on the subscriber at North Wards
boro, before that time.
JOSIAH G. SUMNER.
North Wardsboro, July 10, 1913. 46
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U. STATES DISTRICT COURT,
VERMONT DISTRICT.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE to show cause against petition OF
IN AUGUSTUS A. BARnER, of Brattleboro,
for his discharge and certificate, as Bankrupt,
at the Office Of Samuel Prentss, in Montpelier,
in said district, on "Wednesday the 30th day OF
August, A. ID. lS4S, at 10 A. M. SO
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n. 5. StrattOn, SURGEON DENTIST.
WOULD respectfully say TO the Ladies
w and Gentlemen of BrattIcboro, and its
vicinity, that he is again at his Rooms at
Smiths Stage House, for few weeks, where
all operations in his profession will receive al
tention, as usual.
July II, 1913. al II
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Music! Music! Music

lust received ~ The MUSIC ~FnRf ai
~ WOODBURr 4 BJRDfTT.
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BOOK BINDING.

THE subscriber, grateful fiF past farors.
II would give notice that be- stii coniinue.
in the OFFENDING business ~ ihe Oli
Stand, M. 3. BRICK Rotr. whr-v hr b ready
Ia Rr-bind all kinds of OIL % hooks.
PAMPHLETS, PERIODICALS Sc. al
of which will be done IN a meet aud dHrsbis
manner, and at the loves, prices.
All orders by mail or otherwise promptly at
tended 10.
G. II. SALISBURY.
Braiileboro, April &c, Is4S. IS
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Nottingham Academy.

THE Fall Term Of this Institution will com
IL mence on WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9th,
under the care OF its former Principal, JNo. II.
KELLoM, A. b., who has thus far been very
successful and given universal satisfaclion--he
is not only a finished scholar, but thorough
and efficient teacher.
During the three terms that the school has
been in operation, il has numbered ! y pupils.
The facilities for the present term will be bet
ter Than ever. A superior Chemical, Philo-
sophical, and Electrical apparatus has been
lately purchased, which affords striking and in
siructive experiments in the Natural sciences.
A fine Botanical Microscope, for analysing
flowers, belongs to the Academy, which will be
of essential service to the class in Botany
Arrangements have been made with skill
FIJI and experienced Surveyor, TO give practical
lessons in surveying to the young men who
wish to acquire this useful and lucrative art
The Surveyor will accompany the class into
the fields, and by the aid of his instruments
give instruction in Surveying and Trgonome-
try, measuring heights, distances, SC.
As Dracing aud Painting are ornaments to
female education, and of great utility Ia the
Surveyor, the services Of teacher in these
arts have been secured.
The morals of the scholars are strictly guard
ed by The Principal Tuition will commence
Invariably at the beginning of the term.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Common English studies, $500
Natural Sciences and Algebra, $50
Latin, Greek, Surveying and Ge-
ouetry, 400
French, 500
Drawing and Painting, extra, 100
Board FROM 81 To 81 ,5Oper week Students
wishing 10 board themselves, can obtain rooms
in private dwellings. Study rooms in the
Academy building are rented on reasonable
terms. BY order of Trustees,
n. l.. BUTLER, Secretary
Nottingham, July %, ls43. 4s
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Dreaming to some purpOse.-Onthe trial
oil Clifford, at ST. Adams, VT, a Ars Mar
win testified that after the drowning, she
dreamed of travelling "in particular direc-
ton in search OF the shaws which were up
on the bodies of the deceased PERSONS
She came to a log and passed.; and at a
short distance beyond, discovered both OF
the shawls doubled up, redsomewhat in
the sand, lying among bushes AID tall grass F."
On the following morning ,he told her
dream, and in company with another wit
ness, went to the place Indicated 10y the
dream, and there were the slnwls in the very
condition she had dreamed fem TO be.
Those who have read theFery interesting
life of Tenant, will remember that he was
saved from conviction for an awful crime,
by the dream of man andh wife in Vir-
glnia, both Of whom travelled on foot to New
Jersey for the purpose of;aving him, and
arrived just in time, while he court was sit
ting.
1t is also fact--a fact which we have in
yesligated-that Mrs. Adams, the wife OF
Colts victim, on the night before her hus-
bands murder, dreamed that she saw him
killed, cut up, aud PACKED in box. So
vivid was the dream, ard so deep the i'm
preston made upon her mind, that she OPP
posed his going out onthe fatal day Nor,
when he failed to come home at night, had
she any doubt of his awful fate.-N. y
Com. Adr.
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THE CHICK IN TIE EGG.

THE CHICK in THE EGG.
The hen has scarcely sat on The egg II
hours, when we begin TO discover in it some
lineament OF the head and body Of the
chicken. The heart appears to beat at the
end of the day; at the end OF 43 hours, two
vesicles of blood can be distinguished, the
pulsation of which is very visible
At the 50th hour, an auricle of the hear
appears, and resembles lace, or moose fold
cd down upon itself At the end Of "a
hours we distinguish wings, and on the head
two bubbles for the brain; one for the bill
and two others for the fore part and hind part
Of the head the liver appears towards The
9Th day. At the end of l3l hours, the fin,
voluntary motion is observed AT the END
Of 1873 hours, the lungs aud stomach be
come visible-at the end Of l42, the intes-
tines, the loins, and the upper jaw. Th,
seventh day, the brain which was Shiny, b.
gins to have some cOnsistence.
At the Tooth hour Of incubation, the bil
opens, and the flesh appears in the brent
At the l94th. the sternum is seen, that is o
say, the breast bone. AT the cloth, the rbs
come out of the back, the bill is very VISIBLE
as well as the gall bladder. The bill pe-
comes green at the end of $50 hours md
if the chick is taken out of its covering il
evidently moves itself The feathers beyin
TO shoot out towards the 240th hour, and
the skull becomes gristly. AT the 2ssth,
the ribs are perfect. At the 33lst the
spleen draws near TO the stomach, api the
lungs to the chest. At the end O 355
hours, the bill frequently opens and ihuis
and at the end of 45l hours, or the 18th
day, the first cry of the chick is sready
heard-it afterwards gets more strength, and
grows continually, till at last it sets iseIf at
liberty, by opening the prison in winch it
was shut up.
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FTom, The Troy Daily Whig.
ANNALS. or THE THREE TRAITORS

ny T. nAsoN.
TRAITOR I.
When whole World was bound
In bonds Of sin and shame;
And Idols and false Gods, usurPd
The OMNIPoTENT in name
When Ignorance and Might were power,
And Vengeance ruled the day,
And blood and carnage stained the thrones,
Where Tyrants bore the sway -
Did the Almighty in his wrath,
Pour fire on all below,
Thus, to consume a recreant race,
Deserving of such wo'
All never. On the wings of Peace,
Lo Mercy came from heaven,
And brought glad tdngs TO the earth,
That sins might be forgiven.
From Peace and Mercy, sprang to light
The Omniscient Gift, divine,
The meek the mild, the holy One,
Redeemer of mankind
Thus in Humanity arrayed,
A chosen few lie called,
To bear the mission Of His love,
To those who were enthralld.
And in this Band of holy men,
In life and death still bound,
Thus to support their Masters cause,
Could one false heart be found ,
Yes-even in that awful hour,
When tears of blood were she'd
Gethsemane lscARIoT's hand,
Was pointed TO Thy head
TRAITOR II.
When from the Tyrants chains,
Forged IN the oiden Time
Burst a nelc world to light
Blessed with each varied cline,
Britannids goddess, high in wrath appeared,
And sought to crush the Infant she had reared
But young Hercaies
From the cradle, where he lay,
Nd -,co in Mi irht
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>ei!oe d Detrcc ii B..akrl9I.ey,,

A3'ire is hereby given to an IN, rtet
'@"s 4 William d. Morgan lare nc,.l.sn
OF teriI c"un'y. and Safe OF N!a,v lard
+ petitioner Tor Ranklnplcy. WHO hp,.
proved heir debts. aud to all Other r.,
*"ns IN interest, tha, Saturday tn" son
, ay al September 1913 at 10 o'clo.k. ,
u. hath been fixed by the district Conr,
OF the United States, Tor the district or
Maryland, for ,hrm to shew cause heroro
ne said court al its Court Room in tho
city Of Baltimore why a discharge and
rrnhca'c shall no, be granted to sn,d no
'HHner pursuant TO the acl of CONGRESS
such case made and provided.
jelly lst lSl3- low
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CAEAEs CAElEI!!


IN mrs .Ncw and CheGp Store, if you
rant chc0p goodS
The Subscriber has Just returned + ON the CITY
o! Phiildelphia, with large and splendid a,
Sortmcnt Of Spring n Summer Goods of every
description; & vii! offer them t. his friends and
The public, as low as they &c be purchased at
retail IN either Of the cities, Philadelphia or Bal
hnore, and those that wan 10 max their Spring
and sHnIner purchases will find it to their ad-
vantage 10 ca and examine tor themselves be-
lore buying elsewhere. His stock consists O
'lOths Of various COi0.s, from 50 30 to - 25
Hassjmcres. Satilnctts, single mill Cashmere,
(beauirul goods, o! the latest aud most fashion,
able style, Summer Cloths, Nerno Ciss;rucss
Gamhroons, fancy Linen DrIiings for panta
looms, Irish Linen, Grass Clotb, Nankccn. and
comm"" Goods OF every description.
Also gene al assortment OF silks lawns, chiutzc.
gag II m. mOnsndGlancs and calcucs from,
= IA /" - cents; tlso variety OF fancy goods
TOR ladies'. .Ieachei and UuDeachod muslius
IRON II to ! cts, Tow Linens witt, Il larue
assortment OF Boots and Shoes, Woman's goat
morocco and kId slippers from 81 l-2 cents to
w. for the best and latest style, Mems long and
lace Boots, shoes, and pumps chidrem's root.
and shoes, large assortment of hats from 81
cts. To - Nutre beaver Hats Of the most fash
s'onahle style OF Philadelphia, warranted to keep
hcir shape and color
Glass, Ljr>rpooI, QmecnSmare, and
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Col /.

The subscriber has entered into ar
rangcmenls by which he will be enabled
!" denver Anthracite cIal of the best quail
ny III lois to suit purchasers having made
the purchase a; the mines and for cash.
nc can sell at the lowest prices.
Orders left al he Tiktnn scales oromn,>
Y atrnded IN G r YOWARr
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re IL L g1 ezra %eaas!
VIZ

kels gv e'3gi@ca4s!
We
arc bound to
believe It troia the very
circumstance, that all who take
Da. SwAyHE's Compound Syrup Of VIA
Cherry, do say, that il far cxnrls nil other Me-
defines, for CougaS Colds, Splitting Blood. tick
Ing or r''ing st lsHiton in the throat bronchitis
wdcopug coz A, Asthma, weakness of
the naryo - system, or impaired
coaSti, .ion from any caus1,
and 10 prevent persons
iron falling into
Decline, this me-
dic'ac has no
crla!
IN districts where Ca'onol and Crinine .a-
been too freely used in Bilious COMPLAINTS SC.
DR., SwHyno's Compound syrup Of Y lid cherry
VIII proven @ their evil effects on the system. (
oct ~ : sire Eiooni@g Alternative and improve
tie Hi'ious functions.
'Au!iCN.-Ait preparations from this va
nnb,r tree, except tic o"ivinal D,ct Svaync'
Compound Syrup orWj'd Cherry. are fictitious
and cour'or'yi'. Prepared only by Noat. &wayuas
No. "a Worth Sixth street. rAiladelphia.
CAUTION.
As all mchiriCs wli1A hce0uic very popular
ike that Of DR. Sr4Iaea CamuomR Stri,Y If
wa cherry, aI'oup prs 10 Initiate Or Cora+rrT.il
IN some way. ne very frequently resoricl 10
Therefore It is Thought b s. 10 put l,ic public on
Their guard ag"l"5' Imposition. in The ra.r.r
Of ONLY two or three wears after this most G.srr-
v~,Iy pop lar remedy had introduced itsa!. into
tie sick "llm1rr. mi its frnn h"rDna witrly
known. up spring several o, ,-rs into the market
and win view TO give currency 10 their new
inven 'o0s they take the name Of via Cheg.r|
to aid to ihc!r patched up uCG'runs. thinking 10
hofro" reputation ilon t!.ut already established
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-09-30
y Otice.

The coparrnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers, under the firm of
Il. c. & f. Crouch, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
TIOM,S C. CROUCH,
ENOCh CROUCH,
N.B.-All persons indebted to the late
from will please call Immediately and Set
tie with Thomas C. Crouch, who is duly
authorized t. srttle the same.
EIkton, July 26lh 1913. T. &C.
T. G.