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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
EAYETTE HOUSE.

MRS. ALLEN .n.rtmI.y Hlnrus fhc public thar
vi Hrg Boarding Hons. M4yu street, near frc EN-
change ilutl rDsf uT.r auH Es.uuEe place, has been
lately repaired and s . u mnsfr Hrlgi nr rHc rerrr.
t.u of Visitors fr f'r t|y, well as rgsiIru. HH1r.rs
She Nn. rs fn receive patronage and support. Hs sr be-
determine. .HIf nothing shall uH Omitted hBf uI rHrHHer
DO r#H1N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
LADIES SUPERIOR sEALsKIN SHOE
FRENCH TIES AND STRAPS.

LADIES SUPERIOR SEALSKIN SHOES
FRENCH TIES AND STRAPS.
CITY MASUFACTURE.
WE have in store, Of Richmond Manufacture an a.
w soIlinent Of she above superior shoes for ladies'
winch We warrant not 10 rip. Our friends ia want or
SHOES maj can be recommends invited 10 give us
Gait VIC shall Keep regular supply Of them.
u, BURLINGTON & 70.
-Ju Mansion House.
'SUPERFINE FLOUR OF RICE-An aTIi
- c., hisnly recommended for making Rice Bread Mu
supply received and for sale.
-ln LYEIL, JOHNSTON a IYELL
f. NGLIsH STONE JUGs-Un had an essGTI-
- meW II the above holding half calun 20 two gal
lo warranted not 10 ABSORB oils acids any kind or
SAT-. WM BUTLER,
=l4S : doors aboycthe Bel Tavern.
'IHlEhS' EHkNCH REVOLUTION
For sale cheap - '' ''f-' "''N
jus INLoEs 4 BROTHER
SODA WATER, with Lemon syrup. put up in put
jug
OLIVE OIL, in baskets-An additional supply Tor
- SAFE lu GANNOR.
OHGEAI SYRUP, q superior article for soda Water
iU.' sale uf GANNOR.
pATENT ETNA MATCHES, an excellent ar
l. ucle, warranted, Tor sale
jig GAYNoR.
SEMl-ANNUAL INTEREST ON THE DEBT
or the Commonwealth
IHE Interest mp t'thc Isl instant on go much NJ the Pub
Il nc Dtpt az stands thc books Of this Ulrg will Is
Pall on and after this day nIAUDITORS once.
lu' l"co BROWN, Jr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15

AK Tho regular packet schr FOREST KING, Capt.
efEkb Baker having the greater part her cargo en-
80 ga Ell, will have dispatch. For the balance, apply
on boardT Picket's wharf or TO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
hDDI HUN al.
III -nIGI MnIrI nr
oAhnIAGEs.cARRIAeEs cARnIAGEs

Pauer's Mould Boards ~ ''-'o'"i'Ss ="
ia IA " 1. LII A..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
TRUST SALE.

ENoR RENT, a ROOM on the first flor over
II my S.lIe j. III. RAICIlEEE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15

Mononzala Lottery No y foi Friday at O'Clock Capt..
sls-l Prize OF s$su, % a. lj0 1890 Cj, 90, 10 Of
30 &c 10 Nos-l3 drawn. Tickets s3-shar,s in pro
portion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15

SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULY.
Va MonongaN Lottery, Class H. for lsIi-To be drawn
al Alexandra, Va on Saturday, the l7tn ~ July, 1911
Grand CaptdlsSJltuJ lUOO 500, 3JOJ 300, 900 1895
~ To-" 81 Of lup, 81 Of 30 - Of 2Dl &c. Is Nos-If
drawn Tickets siu-shaTCs ia proportion.
Certificates OF Packages Of 90 Whole Tickets sI3O On
DO do gS II,If al, =, M
DO do p Quarter do - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
For RENT
RoBT HILL a co.

A HOUSE on Market square, suitable for a Rst. Gro.
won IInmnllaIolT. AnnlY 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15

For Friday evening Va Monongala. 2sTo be dawn At
Merchants Coffee House n PM. sgU $50 iOoi 5IO
&C. 40 Nos-l2 drawn. 1cke.sS3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
Du LEIDYT uI-ooD pill.

a .'OMPONENr part OF which Is saraparla are The
~ safest. best and most eicctual Pills known a.
SUNK 90 a purifier. They may be used without T.arsint
from Ie 81 occupation, from moderate temperate liz.
M or Tear from exposure To wet aud cold They arc
warranted nee ito mercury, and all other ras an,
an ahuio'e.against their bad effects. For sale
JGAlNOR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15

A ArPEENTIcE WANTED. BOY no
T,gt e. W NrgINNrss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
LADIES' SUPERIOR FRENCH MORoC-
co SLIPPERS

/ hihhOf NANDLtRsEN are opening a choice 10,
- Oh einofglicrei Muslin SaWls, figured pIintel AMI
eee'sed Those IN want will please call 500 n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
CLARKE'S OFFICE.
FOR THIS WEEK.

Leesburs Extra &c. Capitals -slG0O 1000 10 Of 1000
he Ito be decided by the MAJ yand state Istiery Gas 81
" ~ numbers. end IA drawn out. Tickets -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15

pay GOODS, 81 p'tr.s Cast
FIWE subscriber, intending rrhuuuish hts present bu
slncss, viii Tor lew weeks retail his stotk vt nay
GnNpN, al plinc cost amer which time, what s rcuain-
ng will no rnldat auction. lie stock consists Of tho usual
variety, anil great bargains will be offered
ju i2-TurhMo RICUD CHALK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
MANCHESTER CORN WILL.

IN NpNN
TUE ubscfihcr, having leased the above Nil now
prepared 10 furnish the ifzcus RE hnouI aui Man.
chester with good Meal a. Richmoud prices.
ROBBRT o. wINFREE
Manchester, lth Iuiy-a'
.SlDll NiHGiNiAo PER- CT. STOCK,
CfOOO for sae,
jas FRI 4 CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
FAMILY r GGkko :, OLD WINES,

~ fun supply received aud 10 be had In barrels O
onl,a al LhELL, JOHNSTON a LYELL1S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15

O'Clock Friday, at the Coffee House, MonongaHa Aea
~, Class -. Captals-S5COn 2O, 1900 l2O los . OF
&c. 70 Nos-lJ dra~n. Tickets a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15

IDLATED GOODS.-For sale II reduced prices q fine
Il assoumcst of Pls'od Goods, consisting Of
Handsome plated Candles cks
silver mounted and plaied shutters and Trays
Fine plated cake and fruu nsskcs
Aso superior assortment Of German silver Goods,
w9ran'edt TO stand. Apply tho Fancy Hardware Store OF
u z RICHARDS 4 co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
FOR RALIlMORE

tOlS DIAL T..
EgE The regular packet schr ROCHANBEAU, Nor.
efSS1 gan master having part OF her cargo engaged will
E1nE have dispatch. For freight or PASSAGE apply on
hoard at testers wharf, to
IN IS JAMES 4 SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
ROBERT W. MORTON.

BARBER * FASHIONABLE HAIR CUTTER,
II ESFE'TFlLLN invites Che citizens and public 90 g..
IL h.n r'.t .hCr" they ar al umrs Fst an gssy
-| ". tnI their h1.r ftsr.auF.Iy cut
NJ -hftHr- aHrrpruHT Bf che shortest ndf'er.
n = shop nfHeru fTH Sew Post Office fn he Ex- hang.
Bentley. mn "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
MORE VERY CHEAP TRAVELLING


ME have Just received per schr John sul from Phila.
w delpha, further supply OF those very cheap Ira
Yelling Trunks, which have been much approved ior
their chftpnrsS, ncAncss and durability. Purchasers
VIII hhd u decidedly 10 their Interest 10 a call be
fore they buy. D. BURLINGTON & co
M,paiop II,rs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
kfE The regular packet schr JOHN SrUII, Can't
ED Teal now ready to load and will have ali possible
conuodalions, appy on board at Lrsrer's " hart or
! FISHER s. SON, or
IN 10 ~M RDWIETT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
ST,R4Y"Y'ON,S OFFICE

Va Loesburs iou.Ty, No iG for Fr'ily morning Cspi
ckots a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15

To DO drawn al Alexandria, Saturday, the I7th Mo
nonEala Academy, Class ~. CapislS-sJOHsO, 100 d
pn 1co 800, ly9l, Of 1900, - 81 loODde. IS Nus-l
drawn Iiekeis slU-shsTes Ia proportion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15

X Eh AI.-Ihc subscriber has removed his Pam
Inh Music establishments o the store under the Mar.
X ". DuvalS ApUthecary store where he viii 10 Mo,
.eI 10 see all dssirous 81 pure hasnE first
'"FtJ io'h Iltsciins vi be received ia few
"HS, A :. MADDOX.
rL.nLII IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15

$40 bbls OH apE superior ~ nt.key NOW Ian sf,. from,
chr CoTuc.iau, from New Orleans 'e ava"
TERMS, months credit.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
FOR RENT.

Tho tenement az the corner of y and siIi 80
AEA belonging fn tho estate uf hc late JYscrh Tate
HsiH IS a spacious ard convenient restfrucc. with
-ElA good ONCE, aud BIi r uccra .ary rcotufr1Is
fora lamiIy For tcrms, apply o.
400 % cnIl JOSEPH MANn-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15

IusI received, per scnr LyuchLuIE a few ITrr.g =
Broad Cloths, foI Coach Makers, winch viii ali nm
'ua.y oW. THO'S u. HOTCHkiSS,
az = uteu Opposite the Ruins Eagle Hotel
NOR T. NI.SI-IN SI :, -. ..--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15

TO HIRE for the balance OF the year two Female
ing 10 children. ~' 10 ''''''i'
JUS IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
MANAGERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND va.

u,. Drawings sent Immediately aler they are over
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office Of Me BALrImonE ANEnic.s Dec. 20
FLOUR.-The demand for IIoNad Street
FIoul continues very limited, and holders gen
orally asking s6l23 for good standard hrLnds.
The only Transaction reported 10 Us is a sale this
morning of 200 barrels al SG,OGi We quote the
wagon price at SO.
Holders Of City Mills Fl ur generally ask s6,-
25, bat we hear of no sales.
Susquehanna Flour is held at S6,l25
GRAlN.-Wheals are in far request hut the
supplies are limited The few parcels Nd. reds
ihlt have reached the market have sold at 81 25 a
Sl,35 for fair 10 Prime parcels. A sale OF lot OF
Pcnnsy lvani red was made to-day al 81 Sc.
Sllcs of new Corn ia good shipping order, at 5
40 cts. for both white and yellow
The last sale of Md Rye was al 70 II cts.
We noe sales OF Md. Oals at iiai5 ct-.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25
INFORM nrro7a ssr r.ANrrn.

\l NJ. Wilson, lran the pan b OF hl,nirhoi-
W key, heland, now residing IN the city of Lam
easier, Pa, takes this method to iud out his full
uncle Thomas Greer, or Alex Stewart, his
uncle by marriage, both supposed TO live in the
county of Nor humberland, Pa. If this nou c
should be fortunate enough TO find one or both of
the aforesaid gentlemen, letter from either to the
said WsIn, Lancaster, will be thankfully received,
As he feels anxious TO kn wv where they reside so
that lie nay he able to address letter to them on
matter df importance. Lest this notice might escape
the eye oi either Of those gentlemen, it is respeci-
fully suggested To any their friends acquaint-
ances who may see it, to make it known to eth, I
of them if alive aud if othcrw ise, TO of the re-
laions S, lh,, the applicant may hear without de-
lay from some hrahch Of the family.
Dc lS 1871
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25

As to the operation of a Tariff upon The South,
and virginia particularly, we codfess tha' we have
not been able TO discover its injurious ELECTS. All
the Articles we consumed, were obtained as cheaply
(uud many of them more SOY after the Tariff as
before. In what then consisted the innryl And
on the other hand, what benefit does Virgini, de-
rive from the one-sded free trade at prcsen, exist
ing Are her products favored in for, ign coun
tries, lccause of the admission of theirs into our
ports!-Let the duty upon our Flour, amounting 10
prohibition, and upon our Tobacco, 3 shilngs
sterling the pound, answer. The cotton of the
Soii'h is the only stop'e Of much importance,
which is received abroad-anJ The signs indicate
that that is only admitted temporarily, until the
production of that article in India, now rapidly on
the increase shall be sufficient to supply the Eng
lish demand
There is no subject so complicated and The eG-
f3cIs Of which are uncertain, as that of Tariff
IF duties. Tie effects Of on increase OF limuni-
ton of duty on any article, have not once in ten
time been anticipated. So far from it, in nine ca
ses out of ten, just the opposite effect from tha, pre-.
uiCeu hds eHsucu' dhc oIe st'h'hB cNaWf'e'
The Tariff was increased upon Coilre, the price
fell--he Tariff was reduced; and that which be.
fore sold for ten cents could not be bought for less
than IL, or in that proportion. Mcny similar in
stances might be adduced-all goirg to sh Nv the
uncertain effects ola duty-snd exploding that axi-
ON Of tie political economists, that the consumer
pays The duty. BY the way, than this axiom
there is greater flllLcy ant, at least far as
it is applicable TO this counry-as has been amply
tested iy experience. Itmay be, that our peculiar
position constitutes US an exception to the rule-hut
inc inc TO the opinion tn 1t the axiom itself is plau
sihle absurd ty--like II, ST of the other axoms OF
that refined system of political quackcry, yclcpeJ
Political Economy"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25
From the RichmoRd w 2.

Effects OF a Tariff on the North and south.
We copy from he Savannah Republican an in
terestng letter from Boston gentleman, touching
the effects of Tar,fr-a subject which is again
beginning to attract great public consideration
TAe views of the writer may pass with the reader
for what they are worth, and with some in the
south, who have been in the habit of considering
Tariff the desdles, foe to Southern interests, they
may be considered next to ,reasona5e. But this
shall mol deter Us fIom endeavoring to put in pos
session Of our readers the ahest views every side
Of every grca, question of public c1ncern.
ave saw it stated, bro ,dy aud rounaIy, that a
Tariff was uncons,itu.ilnal-wsl1 to the Con-
stitution its IT, and found there the assertion nay
cont adictrd- for the power, full and unqualified
il expressly given to Congress t, impose duties
In fact the constitutional night Of Congress- in this
particular, was never questioned until the hte
Judge Barbour, in OF his abstract vagtries,
stumbled upon II. 1t was capital for the so cal cd
Virginia School-and it has been used IN that way
to the presen, day.
The constitutional difficulty removed we have
looked to the effects ofa Tarirupon the North and
the Soujh-so far as we could ascertain and unde,
stand them. We have seen that all the predictions
of the wisest heads, previous to the Tariff of l6
and '2s, have been falslhed by the results Mr.
Randolph one of the most sagicious men that ev-
IT lived, affirmed, that the incfeased tariff would
destroy the revenue, and render resort TO d,tec
taxation necessary TO the support Of the Govern.
inent Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Webster both admitted
The probability Of such result And yet in few
years, the great difficulty was 10 dispose of the im
mense surplus revenue! Those articles which i
WAS supposed, the increased duty would exclude
altogether, or render very dear were bought cheap
er than ever And during the greater period of tn,
high Tariff, the whole country, the Sou as wei
as the North, enjoyed degree Of national pros
ptrily, Unprecedented in the annals of any people
The Tariff may not have been. and we do no. sup
pose il was. the sole cause of this palmy state o
national affairs. But that il did not exert hanefu
influence is manifest; and that on the contrary,
was a potent auxiliary in the creation of nations
wealth, is greatly coIrohoraled by the blight whic
has come over us since its decline, almost to tn
point Of admitting articles free Of duty.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25
rAwh:RN NOTICE.

10 me HJHOfdhfc rms fSctpiS, Esq, fTtNfdcW,
andhis Associates, Judges fthe Couyio Of Quar-
ter Sessions, qfhe county Of Northumberland
THE petition of Calherine Boulton, widow of
L John Boulton, laSs deceased, of the bo,ough of
Sunhnry, in said county, humbly represents, that
she continues to keep public house of entertain
III, n at the stand formerly kept by her hushahj
and is well prepared for the accommodation Of lra'
vtlIers, &c. She therefore prays your Hoiiors to
grant her license TO keep tavern, dutins the tn.
suing year, ard she will pray, &c.
CATHERINE BOUhTON.
To 1HE JUBGEs ABOVE MESTihsEB - ne sub
sctibe's residents OF Sunbuty, het,hy certify, tht
Catherine Boul,on, the applicant for license Is a
woman d good repu,e for honesty and tom erance,
and Is well provided with hOuse-To0m and conv
fnces for the lodging and accommodation of s,rart-
gers and travellers and that public house thee is
necessary :-thry therefore recommend her pro.
per person 10 be licensed to keep Iublic house.
ti'o. 4. Welker, Henry Dawson,
Danil Druckemhler, Frederick Lazqrus,
Daniel GIbson, Edward Oyster,
Jacob khawn, Ch fes o. Donnel,
Geo. Neiser, Samuel ID. jordan,
John b. Price, G. ID. Wharton.
H. d. Mdsser, Ioseph Eisey
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25
TAVERN 1TSTTc.s'I.

To the HmoraJh EMS Letcs. Esq., Pres dent
ami his associate Judges ofMe CoUt IF our.
Ter Sessions IF the county cf Northumberland
THE petition of CnAnLEs II. WHARroS, of SOU.
l. bury, in said county, humby represents that
he continues to keep pubic house of entertain
IN n nj his Old s,,nd opposite the Court Hou-c,
and is well prepared for the accommodation of ira
vt!lers &c. He therefore prays your Honors TO
grant him II Iecense TO keep lnvorn, during TIE
ensuing year, and he will pray. &c.
G.. ID. WHARTON.
To ThE JUDGEs ABOVE MENTIONED - he SUI
scrbrs, residents OF Sunhury, hereby &C tiiy, tnar
Charles ID. Wharton, the applicant for the license,
is man of good r,pute for honesty and temperance.
and is well provided with house-rbom and convent.
ences for the dying and accommodation of sran-
gers and travellers, aud that public house there is
necessary they thcrtl re rrcomm nd him al a
proper person 10 be ietrs d to keep public house.
Samuel ID. jordan, W,li,m loungnan,
John w. Peal. Fred rick Lazarus,
Charles W. Hcgins, Geo Marin,
John Bog,r, w. j. Martin,
Charles G.. Donnrl, Geo. Bright,
Will m j.. Dcwsn, Henry 5. Colin,
ii. b. Massoi, Peier Lazarus
Dec. lth, lSil.-3t.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25
TAVERN NOTICE.

To He HOHOru6ie rus LetCtS, Esq, FreS}deW,
andhs associate Judges The Court Of Quar-
Ter Sessions, IF Tie county Of Northumberland:
VAVHE titin of JACOB KRAM, of Shano-
Il kin, in said county, hhmbly represents, that he
continues 10 keep tavern at his old stand, in the
town of Shannkin, aud is well prepared for the
commo1ation of travellers, &c. He therefore pays
your llonors to grant him a license to keep ia.
vern during the ensuing year, aud he will pray, &c.
JACOB KRAM.
10 ThE JUDaEs ABovE MENTIONED 81 he sub
scribers, residents of Shamokin, hereby certify, that
Jacob kram, the applicant for the license, is man
of good rerute for honesty and Temprr ,nce, and is
well provided with house-io oom and convenierces
for the lodging aud accommodation OF fstrangors aud
travellers, and that public house there is necessary:
they therefore recnnm nd him proper per-
son To be liccncrd TO keep public house.
Joseph Snyder, John Thompson,
VIM. Fagey, George kfeger,
James Wallace, John Boughncr,
WIN kueher, William Farley,
John rfrgu, Jer miah Zimmerman
Dauiel Everett, NJ. Ii. Ken.
jacob b in,
Der lth 1Stl At
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25
PRICE CURRENT.
Females, Beware OF Consumption.

4 No not suffer the early seeds 10 kuit its fatal
"A threads in your system, but guard them you
would the thief at night. Wh,n you ind the IA
tai enemy seeking to destroy your he ilth by imii
hing the evil seeds Of serious disease, REMEMBER
DR. DUNCAN's ESfEcToRANr REMFnf will inn
medaely destroy and remove them. Thousands
Of your sex die annually from the want OF pforer
treatment Had those known The wonderful elects
of this medicine and USED il in time, many couii
have prolonged their lays, and yet be- dwelling a.
mongst their dearest e ends. THOSE who are labo-
ring under the influence of this disease, lose no
time in procuring DR. DUNCAN'S ENPECTO-
RANT REMEDY. II is safe and ct'tctui and
always gives relief in the most hopeless cases. 1t
strengthens the weak and debilltaled n Ii yes thr
pain in the breast and side supp e-ses the DIS
trcssing cough soPping the hectic fever d n gh
swears and finally (it the case he not too lar od
vanced) restoring peri CT hea tn.
Full directions and a trc ,ise is given In pam
phet, which accompanies the medicine.
For sale at the PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No 10
North Eighth street, lhadc hia, Also a. the
store Of HENRY lON HElMER
Dec. IS, lS4t Agent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25
TAVERN NOTICE.

10 thc flOHOTuuH II f'S f,ttctS, Esq, fTtS'HcH,
and his Associates, Jadges ofHe Court IF Quar-
Ter Sessions, ef he county IF Northumbe, iand'
TNHE petti n of Robert Adams. OF Sunhury, in
L. sai1 county, humhy represents, thai he has
rented that Il known tavern stand III Sunbury,
formerly occupied by Hiram Price, opposite The
court house, and is well prepared for the accommo-
datiun of travellers, &c He therefore praNs your
Honors 10 grant hrh license To h ep tav IN du-
riog the ensuing year, and he will pray, &c.
ROBERT ADAMS,
To TnE jUnGEs ABOVE MENTIONED The sub
scrbcrs, residents of Sunbury, her Ivy certify that
Robert Adams, the applicant for the license, is
man OF good repute for honesty and temperance,
and Is well ,ded for house. and ccnvenien-
Cos for the lulg ging and accommodation OF strangers
and travellers, and that public house there is ne.
cessary they therefore recommend HIM pro-
per prrs IN to be licensed TO keep public house.
Samuel u. Jordan, Henry tlaup,
II. b Missrr, Abraham Erwin,
Peter w. Gray, Geo. G.. Welker,
Edward tNslcr, Geo. Welser,
Geo. Martin, Xavier Eggert
John Elsely, Joseph EIsey
John Bosar,
Dec lllh, 1s4l.-3t.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25

Letters from Philadelphia, publ he'd in the New
York pap RS, assert that one Of the former Direct
ors Of TIE u. s. Bank had committed forgeries to
the amount of sixty thousand dollars, and that the
frc was known to the officers Of the Bark, who
permitted over drafts to lie made to tha, amount,
IN order TO secure the Director from exposure.
This is Of the discoveries alleged 10 have been
made by the Grand Jury, but WHITTIER true or not
remains to be secn.-BuH. timer.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25
TAVERN NOTICE,

To tRf hirnoru6ie Els Le,ois, Esq, President,
and his As@ciatcS Judges ef Me Court Of quar-
ter Sessions, Of The county IF Northumberland
THE petition Of Charles Weaver, OF Sunhury, in
4 said county, humbly r'proscns. that he intends
Keeping pni,lc house of entertainment at the
old -,and now kept by Daniel tlhson, and is we'll
prepared for the c.mmodaon of travellers, &c
He III, teiore prays your honors to grant him a IL
c,nsc To- keep laveIn during the ensuing yeaI, and
he will pray &c, CHARLES WEAVER.
TO rHE JuPGEs LBovE MENTIONED The suh.
scrbcrs dents Of Sunhury, hereby certify, that
Chales Wea,et, the applicant Tor the license, is Il
man OF good rcpuie for honesty and temperance
and is well provided with house>room and conveni-
ences for The lpdging and accommodation of sran-
gers aud travellers, and that public hotse there
Is n,tessarS they therefore recommend him as
proper person to he licensed 10 keep public hou e.
Joseph Ejstlv, Daniel DruCkem lier,
Donir Gibson, Daniel HAas,
Henry Haas, BENJAMIN HeEdrick.,
; Smucl D.uckemlllet, hn Harp,
Geo NJ rlin, &. Bower,
Jnhu Robins, Wm. GGick.
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