LAST NOTICE.
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| HE subscriber has exerted himself for near three years to effect settlement of the books of Dewey & Cookc-he would now inform those concerned, that all notes and accounts not paid by the llth of May next, will be found in the hands of an attorney for collection; he is determined to divest himself in a measure of further trouble with the books. All per sons having demands against Dewey & Cooke, or G. Dewey, for furniture, requested to present them and receive their pay. He has on hand an extensive assortment furniture which ho would exchange for produce or LunIbcr-Aso, 30 Casks of Lime wanted.

 GEORGE DEWEY.

 Litchfeld Feb 18th, 1928. 36