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Mems Women and Childrcn's boots and shoes
ofamost every description, at the following re-
duccd prices.
Mems fine Boots. from 50 so to So 90
Do. coarse do. 2,G3 10 81
Do. coarse and fine lace do. l,50 to So
Do. coarse and fine Shoes, l,31 TO 80
DO. Nullifcrs, Isl TO , 90
Do. Navy Shoes, 1,j0 to ; 90
DO jackson Boots, $50 to 8 80
Women's Moroccoand Kid Slippers, 90
Do. thick sole do. liz
Do. Morocco Boots, 1871 to so
DO. Leather Boots, LES
DO. Cater do. 200
Do. Morocco Cater Boots, l,62
Boys Boots, from l,50 to $50
Do Lace Boots, 81 to 80
Misses and childrcn's Boots, very low
He also keeps general assortment of wo-
mems Shoes of his own manufacture, from 8
l-2 to 16 cents, warranted to surpass any thing
that has been offered for the price.
N b. lf;ny of his work fails, it will be re-
paired without charge, and deduction made in
the next pair.
All kinds Of county produce taken in eX
change.
Ekton, Nav Goth ls43-tf
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CARINET-W ARE,
ali of which 10 made of the
best materials, by experien-
ccd workinen, under hisIm-
mediate inspection, and
which will be disposed Of
on accommodating terms.
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DIR. MERRlCK 5
NERAiIFUGE.

A E;C-;.. tie Numerous aN:,lts c'cre
Lh.tL2 public a. remedies FOR worms,
have prot cd so prominently succcssin
NURE!Ck'S NERMiFU GE. This Mcdi
Is not only IA safe and positive cure toIwo
bat - so pleasant to the taste, that IT may
given "a the mos: delicate children without
convenience For want Of timely rClct, tn
sands of"hldr"n are yearly carried to an untim
~ grave by these pcs.s to juvenile health and
Happiness. T"a unc ~ampIrJ popularity, the il
creased demand, and the s",ntln,uas applause
and testimonial, of hDnarcd. tnat lave ',scG thls
Medicine, prove ii ol.eot tne most useful com
pounds olthc present day. Price 9! IL cts. pc.
bottle.
For sale in EIkion at Dr.. PARKEE'S Mcp
mes End paint store. DCc.I lTih
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VEGETABLE KINGDOM.


s'GES Oac citizens!
We
are ,oU.d 10
believe IT from the very
circumstance, that all who take
DR.. SwAyNE's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry, do say, that it far exccls all other Me-
dicines, for Coughs, Colds, Splitting Blood. tick
ling or rising sensation in the throat, bronchtie,
whooping cough, Asthma weakness of
the nervous system, or impaired
constitution, from any cause,
and TO prevent persons
from falling into
Decline, this me-
dicinc las no
equal.
In districts where Calomcl and Qninnc has
been too freely used III Bilious complaints, Sc,
DR.. Swaync's Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry,
will preyente their evil effects on the system, s
act as Il Strengthening Alternative and improve
the Bilious functions.
CANliON.-All preparations from this val
liable tree, except tie original Doct Swayne',
Compound Slrdp ot'Wild Cherry, are fictitious
aud counterfeit. Prepared only by Doct. Swayncs
No 81 North Sixth street. Philadelphia
CAUTION.
As al mCdcius wh.~l become very popular
like that of Dr Swdnre,S Chapouni Swug Of
- t!H tHtiTy, d|ttii plS TO inmate or Counterfeit
~ some way. are very trcGneatly rcsorted to
Therefore it is thought b.st to pat The public on
their guard against Imposition. In the course
OF only two OF three years after this most descr-
vclly popular remedy had introduced itself into
the SICK chamber, and its fame become widely
known, up springs several others into the market
aud with ii view to give currency To their new
inventions, they take the name of UiH Cheryu
to add to their pate I'd up nostrums thinking to
borrow reputation from that already established
and TO help out still further with tic scheme of
deception, by one Of the vendors the name of Dr.
u 'taf Is attached making it appear that this pop
ular and highly respected Physician was the
author olthIs preparations: such is not the fact.
Another individual comes out with what he calls
the Syrup OF Wild Cherry, clinging still closer
TO the orig inal name, that individuals might even
be dccoyed, when they went to purchase, if the
nrlDe OF Dr.. SwAyEE was not always kept in
view. Those who apply for these latter day prep
arations OF Wild Cherry, let me toIi them, are
tampcrlng with their constitutions, and taking
draughts from the hands of inexpcrience, which
they would have to repent, on some future day
had not put them on their guard.
Ie'DR. SWAfNE'S Compound Syrup of
Wild Chrrcy is put up in square bottles, contain.
ing about eight ounces, with ''Dr SwauneS Com
pound Syrup Of wa cherry" blown in the glass
covered with blaze wrapper, over winch is a vel
low label with his written signature the coun-
tereltng OF which will bo punished as forgery
Sold by DIR II II MITCHELL EIkton Md
July END 1913.
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ST AIN B RMS
EGLTAEEE EXTRACT
y | l. l. S,
Composed entirely from
TEGETdBLE EXTRACTS,
Dcriced from tic NOS ro'ucd safe, and
efficient purgatjrc and 0ltcra'ire
Roots and Plants 10 be found

NJ ~ ~ JTJTs n N 7T1r
f ~,
ho"'s an" f'fH'S ~ 0e Jo"H1
~ me
VEGETABLE KINGDOM.
This medicine is tas' securing public patron
age, ard has gained favor and confidence wltcr-
yer e has been used As u purifier ofthe blood
ana iU,15 y. "SurpaS$rG by arr or invention
~ '"'' VIZ No''i ''9' loN,
.'% '"'I' ''''i'' - LNihA'I'' rcl'u'IS II
80 '.,'J we "''I1' . " NUS '"'''"'I "' 'htu'-
~ "tt o'' '|rrty 'I' p'"9'' '"G''E ProN'"ea
y 'a,IIc "c'' LOT INC cure OF sich diseases as
'-'o'l t"c ,,,r,,,
''hNH . . 'Ni'
r. 2PoP!''g' f+8tnh'a ii"aG'c4 A9uc, lhoi'c,
"'-H' guy w. n''"' Oh -Nat"ro'
'a"?S!' 'n"P'lN'', e'rr' """l' "la'ci, i"u'-
:, lh'l ,e''""' 'Ii''u''e h""heSs OF spirits
t u" ,I'G 300 o.. "'p'tS'oh on we
,ie',' nlh's'c' 'ou' 'S5, i''FSurc OF tnc $40
"'cuit,a''sii'' ISM !" t'e nloal'
Tnotl'o,s Oh 're"lt' 7t.G''S n Inc SIDE, clc;
i,Ils' "'",I"s al" ,.2F''t'"3 u! n'oou' " moop-
s'S Nou%n' S'hSl e''r "I'" A@"e' biiouS,
1"t,G', iNPnus, i''ioM' "''" oh'l'"h rGVcrs
, az h'IUS' nervous i'iStasc"' LAYER Complaint
~ ara W eihheSs' .o"Ff Eyes, nus,
iJIlSf' 9naIi roy, -'eHS'eS, Nronp' ShoIera
Nlofous' worms nSSehtGry' Dcainess' h!ng-
~ N',Scs III t'u ,'o"u' hii'S hEiI? Hcio'nla,
can't AhVHoiy rHe, SAT- hhcuIn, Nhltc swell
,I'T ,,IIl ~. G. n.is'
ncs~ ali Ernions Of tho S; '''' rri U%I,to
Dreams Female COMPLAINTS If cvorv kind os.
nrr;nIIv ohsirrctions RnI,yoti,ns K I',,o
nucnn3 all Welded to tho ,I-snlinioni .,d ,,r,,,
crr,I vol roI,,Ic irfuenco nftLn ''' ~" -.
STAINpIipN-c
,,,crr,n,I, l,vn,n ~ tC,,r ~
~ -. W. mas
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Land for Sale


The subscribers having bought tina,
tract of land lately sold by J. c. Groome
and N. w. S. Hays, Esqrs, Trustees, ly-
ing near Dysarl's tavern. Cecil co. Md,
now offer it at private sale. 1t contains
about
10 Acres,
ofland principally arabic, and lies within
one mile of The church at the head OF
Chris,iana Creek, 9 miles from Newark
Del, and five miles from Elk,on. |! lies
high and there is splendid view from it;
the Delaware and Elk rivers both lying in
sight. The title is indispuable.
Apply to either of the subscribers liv-
ing in Elkton. JOSEPH MAIIAN.
JOSEPH P. CAN TWELL.
August 5th lSl3-tf
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-12-02
GHOREa

HNilE undersigned very respectfully
Il announces TO the Ladica aud Con
ilcmcn Of Liberty, aud tho public general
ly, ihut no has opened store IN ono o
those Store Rooms, Main Street, belonging
TO O. ]. Donnclln where he intends L
keep constantly 81 hand largo stool.
Of Dry Goods, VIZ;
Hats, vests. coats, pants,
Boots aud shoes ol all description
Fine French calicoos,
English Prints, Lowols, Linsoy
BIeachcJ and brown domcstlcs,
Mnreno, Muslin dc lainc,
Cnpes, Collars, Bonncts Of the Ia
test fashion, besides many other articles
too numerous TO mention, which allogolh.
er will make desirable stock. lie is
determined 70 do cash business, there
fore he will keep "no books" by this
means no thinks he can afford to sell
goods cheaper than ever before offered in
this section Of country-Al he asks is "a
call to convince. In conclusion no would
respectfully say TO the ladies, that he in
tends keeping many fancy goods in
their line, and solicits their patronage.
T. DREYFUSS.
September l6, l843--29-tE.
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NOTICE.

TIME Clinton and Port Hudson Raj
Road under the direction Of tn,
Commissioners Of Liquida ton, will be il
good repair by the LIST day Of Scptem
Der.
After that day the passenger anC
freight cars will leave Clinton daily al
o'clock, A. NJ, and Port Hudson at 3
O'Clock, p. ".
The freight cars will leave Jackson,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and
return from Port Hudson same day.
The Patrons Of the Road may rely on
the utmost promptitude on the part of the
agents Of the Road.
L. 5TURGES, Agent for
CONS. ofthe c. 8.P. IL. X. X. Co.
Clinton, La, August, 18th 1843.
Cotton pr. bale from Clinton to p. H.. rs
Jackson I" 50
Passage, Clinton SO
Jackson 90
26w4
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Notice.

INOtlC0,
THE UNDERSIGNED having been
appointed Commissioners TO Audit
Claims against the Estate of JAMES JEN
KINs, Deceased, by the Probate Court Of
Amite County, Mississippi, at the June
Term, l843, will meet at the Court House
in in the Town Of Liberty, on the Second
Tuesday, in each month, for the ensuing
six months, for that purpose.
s. r. DAVIS,
Z. s. RUSSELL,
Commissioners.
June /, l84S. l8m6
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Notice.

A Il the December Term, l843, Of The
IA Probate Court of Amile county,
will present my account as Guardian oil
THadeus J. Mar,oelL, a minor for final sot-
Element and allowance.
w. C.. MAXWELL,
Guardian.
October, IA, l843. 33w3
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NOTICE.

"HE subscriber has on hand and will
keep through the season,
Bagging, Rope, and Twino
and full supply Of first rate Grocerie;
and Liquors, plantation articles, &c.
Liberal cash advances made on Cotton,
which will store and ship, free Of charge
TO the planter or owner.
JOHN C. MORRIS.
September, End l843. 27w6
Thomas Barrett formerly Of the House
Of John Hagan q Co., offers his services
TO the citizens Of Amite county as Com
mission Merchant and Cotton Factor.
Refers TO Col. P. Hickey Of Baton
Rouge.
Judge WEEMS,
J. c. MORRIS,
Bayou Sara.
September, end l843. 27w6
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LETTERS.

ETTERS TESTAMENTARY hav-
A ing been granted to the undersign-
ed, at the September Term, l843, on the
Estate of Lecis Weathersby, deceased
All persons indebted to said Estate, are
required to make immediate payment
and those having claims against the same,
are requested to present them duly au-
thenllcated within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred rccoy-
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Notice.

A T the October Term, 1913, will
IN present my account as guardian OF
ClarisSa E. HINT, for final settlement
and allowance-at which time all persons
interested can attend ifthey think prop
er.
JAMES NJ. HUNT,
Guardian.
2, 1843. 27w3
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F. III. DUNN,
(AT WooDvILLE, Miss

(AT WooDvILLE, Missy
HAS on hand supply of Bagging
IL IN and Rope, Provisions, Groceries
Lo'celps, Lindsey's, Blankets, Shoes, and
a general stock of Domestic Dry Goods,
&c. All Of which are offered at reduced
prices for cash or good drafts at thirty or
sixty days sight.
Liberal advances will also be made on
Cotton consigned to J. Bonner, New Or
leans, or to any other House that the
planter might prefer.
Woodrille, September ID, l843. Sons
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j. Saunders

General Agent a. Com,,.,
WILL give paniouls. 'rri
w the salo Of "lI a'IsalO IA
melchaodlze, or to Jusino.Ss ' y q
entrusted TO his care, S".s o. 'ay IlOd
wardlng Goods, Cotton, &o ''Ss md TO-
purchasing articles Of az , yelling A.
description. From a lone wy and evcl
knowledge Of general bu.i.' aOd lnsIm'
IDENTIFY soliciIs consignment . a., ne CO..
a share OF business, and ulss n,sa Or, o'de
cSorIlons TO afford satisfac,ions '' "s
- J. sAuNDEN
REFERENCES.
VIM. 7. Dixon, Ncs YovL.
H. n +. T.. Prescott,
Gfayson, Henry 4 Co.
John Mccall, Mo
John 7. Harris, Vita
Tho; w. Dyer, bayou Sara.
JOS. II. Street, Esq,
Doct. 4. A. Jones, Matches
Judge Jos. Johnson,
Judge Nat. Scudd.r, ! Woo,.;u.
u. +. Herbert, Esq.
Gear Fraisse, VieA'bu,s.
Thomas Hutchinson, Esq. L,,s..p
Woodville. December II, l5i2 y
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED having been
appointed Commissioners to Audit
Claims against the Estate Of ALFRED
GARNER, Deceased, by the Probate Court
of Amits County, Mississippi, at the A
pril Term, l843, will meet at the Court
House in the Town Of Liberty, on the
Second Saturday, in each month, for the
ensuing six months, for that purpose.
T. w. POUND,
S. R. DAVIS,
Commissioners.
april 80, l843. 9m6
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IN o Mi sta ke!!"

UNPhECEDENIED A TIRACTl0l
"REALITY AND NO PUFF 70
ITNHE subscriber respectfully inform
! the inhabitants Of Liberty and ii.
vicinity, that he has made an arraDgs
ment with large firm in the city Of Nss
Orlerns, for general assortment Of win
ter clothing and Dry Goods, which h
will offer for sale at the lowest cash pM
ces. lie will keep constantly on hand,
large assortment of Lowell's and Brogan
made at the Penitentlary Baton Rouge.
Italian and French Gro de nap,
Swiss and French muslins,
English and French calico,
Merrimac and Rowen calico,
English and French mercno,
kentucky and Stubensyille Jeans,
Bombazines,
Circassians,
Grape,
Linsey,
Hard Times,
Furniture calico,
Irish Linnens,
German Linnens,
Dress Capes,
Ladies Cloaks,
lnsertings,
Boys clothing,.
Hats and Caps,
Ladies and Gents. Silk Hose,
do do Linnen and Costos do,
do do Silk thread cotton aN
Leather Gloves,
Silk bonnetts,
Straw do,
Leghorn do,
Ribbons,
Linnen and Calico shirts,
Umbrellas,
Blanket Kearsey Cloth and PiH
Overcoats.
Casslmer and Cassinet pantaloons,
Silk, Satin, Velvet, Wollen selves
and Cloth Vests,
Besides great many other artIclestoc
numerous to particularize.
N. B. Lowell's at 12 l.2 cts, per yard
Negro shoes 81 81 Il cts. per
air. LEVY DREYFUSS:
Nov. 10 1841 4T.tf
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WILLIAM j. A. ROBERTS,
HAMILTON M'KNIGHT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Liberty, Mississippi.
NN7lLL continue to practice Law, in
w the Circuit Courts Of Amite,
Pike, and Franklin, and will extend his
circuit to the county Of Marion. Bust
ness in the Probate of Amite, will meet
with his particular attention. He will
be found in the office formerly occupied
by Judge Crawford on Washington street
January 8, lS42.
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Tavern Notice.

To the Honorubk c C. saosnel Esq. President.
and his Associates, Judges Of the Court IF Quar-
ter Sessions The eoInty # Northumberland: {:
vVHE peti'ion Of Ecbeccs Wells. of Northumtcr-
L land. in said county, humiay represents, that
she ta'epd TO keep house cf ToArc entertainment,
al the well known stand near the Make, Hsuse.
and IS well prepred for the scc"mm oda'ion Of ua-
veIlers. &c. She therefore prays your honors to
grant her Irense to keep tavern, during the en-.
suing year, and she will prsv, &c.
REBECCA WELLS.
Ts TIRE JUpeEs AsovE ENESrIONEh.-Thes sub.
scriers residents Of Norh'd, hereby certify, that
Rebecra Wells, the applicant for the license, rs ladv
Of good repu'e for honesty and Temperance. and is
well provided with house room and co veniences
for the lodging and accommodation II strangers
and travellers, aud that public house there is ne,
cessary they therefore nd hFv a pro-
per person to I've licensed to Se'p public house.
Nm. FORSYTH. Alexander Colt,
James D.fftnhachcs, James Tsggar',
J. II. Pies ley, John Tsgpat.
Henry G"ssle~, William II. Wapies,
John Flick, Daniel Brautigam,
John Whea'lev. T.. P. Shannon,
Feb, 18Th, lS43-3t
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Tavern N0tiCe.

TO ne Honotdbk G. q Donnsi. Esq. President
and his Associdfes. Judges bTfhe C6arfof Qadr-
ter Sessions, efahe county at Northumberland
|VHHE petition Of James Lee Of Nor hu,nbcrland,
Il N sid county, humhy represents, thsr he con.
tinues TO Keep a house OF public entertainment at
his dad stand, in Northumberland and is ~ch pre-.
pared fJr the accommodation oftrsvefiers, &c. Hc
therefore prays y0nr Honors to grant him license
,okeep cavern during tire ensoihr yca,. and he
will pray. &c. JAMES LEE
To ~Hk Jupes anovs NwSrIoNSps-The sot.
scrfcts rrsiderts n Northumberland, hereby cctry
that James Lee, the spIihspt for the license. is
man OF good reI.o'e for honesty and 'Iempetance.
snd Is we'll provided with house. room and convent
enres for the odeing and accomm" "daion of s,ranc.
ers and travellers, and thai puh house there is
necessary ,-thcv therefore recommend him Ms n
proper person - I've hcersed N keep pctic loose
Joseph Hoffman. S"hn Shtincf.
J. r. Presley, VIM. FORSYTH,
Peter Vandling, d Brar,,esns,
J. ToSnumsr, James Tsprat,,
Josoch vsndyke, WIN. II. Wsples.
L, Woods. Joseph Wallis.
Feb, lsth, tS43 st
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Tavern Notice.

70 the Honorable C, G. Doasei, Esq, President,
and his Assoeiafds Judges Of fhe Courf Of Quor-
ter Ss,ions. If the county IF Northumberland
VINE pr46nn of J,coh Kram. Of Sham kim
Il town, IN said county. hudhhly represents, mat
he cotrues 10 tccp hrttse Of public enc tain
ment a, his oil stand, in hhmokintown. and is well
prepared for the noennia. .-a,ion of travellers, &c
He thereiote paws ybur honors I, grant him n H.
cense to keeps tavern during the ensuing wear,
and he will pray. &c. JACOB KRAM.
To fss Jc M ~ aBovE EMESruo~rD;-Thc sub
r4i'~rs. residents Of 'oai fshp, hereby rrr, that
jacob K-a!n, The applicant f"r III lire 80, l. man
good re, 'o,e fnr honesty and Tempt nee. ari s
W. prov del with housr-,oos, and z n"snicrce.
for NE iedginc and Maticu of sra, ees hnI
travelers, and that public house ,h,c Is ~.
--'hy ,heref"e recommend him as a proper pr.
son ,n he lirenccd to Keep pullc hous".
John r, Robins DnnrN Chr stan,
jacob B,ir. Wm fsse,v.
Reuben Fagefy, John II Ransan,
Soloman Marf, Samuel e.. Srhrntck,
Jamrs u. Panlcr, John Thompeon.
Jamrs Wallis, Strpirec Eienhstt.
DAME, Evpr.
Feb 9Th, is43 AZ,
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Tavern Notice.

To tie Hcnorabie C G. Donnel Esq. Presidenf.
aud his Associates, Judges of ~ Court of Quar-.
ter Sessions, Of the county IF Norfhnmbet'and:
Tn>HE petition Of Christian Ksble. ~ Shsnokin
Il township, in s~d county. humblv represents,
that he still continues At his I'D stand in soil town.
ship. on the Rad Ie~ding from Shsmok mtswn TO
Sunhury and Dsnvile. sn'' q lso rom Irish Valley to
the Bear Gsp sud 's well prepared for the ,ccommo
daton cf travellers, &c. He therefore prsvs your
N,~crs 10 grant him a license N keep tavern.
during the ensuing year, and ne wi'l prav, &c.
CHRISTIAN KABLE.
To rHs JUbeEs Asovs MxSrIoSEp:--Ihe sub.
scribfrs, residents Of Shsmokin tsp. hereby certify,
thai G. Ka,he. the sppiicans for the kcerse. is a
man Of good repote for honesty and temperance.
and is we'll provided with hcusc-reom and convent.
ences for she ideiur and sccommod ,6on Of stan
gers and travellers, and that public house there is
necessary .---they thcrcf re vecommrud him ~ a
proper person 10 be licensed to keep pubic house
Jacob Verify. Henry Haurt,
Frederick Adam, Leonard B,ascl,
Joseph Adams, reteI Shnah
James w. Bie'ry, Jscnh Mover.
Jos'rh RassmaN, Joseph q. R.'hius.
Michael Shp pc Heny Wasser.
Feb. 18th, lS43.-3t
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Tavern Notice.

To the Honorable C. C. Donnci. Esq, President.
and his Associates, Judges ofthe Court Of Quar-
ter Sessions. Of The c"unfy Of Northumberland:
VIlHE petition of Ca,hariDe W'thing,ou, OF North.
Il umieriand. in said county humhlv represents,
that she continues I" keep house Of public entertain
msn, al her old stand in Northumberland, and is well
prepared for the accommodation Of travellers, &c.
She Therefore Pays your hon'rs &" giant her il
cen-e TO keep tavern. during the n>uing year,
and she will p'ay, &c.
GATHARINE WITHINGTON.
To THE JuHGss iRnvE NESTioNEDs-The sub
scribe,s residents Of Noh'd., herehv certify, that
Ca,hsrne Wilmington thr applicant for the license.
is lady Of good repote for honesty aud temper
snce, ard is wrIl provided with house room anil
convenieoces for the lodging and sccnm"ols,io
Of strangers and travellers, and that public house
there is necessary :--hev therefore recommend her
as proper person to be licensed to keep public
house.
VIM H. Wspies, d, Brau'igam,
A. +. kapp, Josi, IN Chapman
VIM M'Cav, VIM Wilsrn,
} seth E.-rsIJ, Joseph Whes,loy,
J. You gmao, NJ. Taegar,
James Tasgsr, John Hummel.
Feb. 18th, ls43.-3t
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Tavern Notice.

To m, Honorable C. G. Donnel, Esq, President
and his associates, Judges ofthe Court of Quar-
ter Sessions for tie county Of Northumberland ::
TIME petition Of Ez ,heth Wei,. !, of Sunbu.
Il y, in sail county, humhly represents. that
she continues TO keep a house of pubic entertain
ment at her old stan in Sunhury, ami is well rre
psr'd for the accommodation of travellers. &c.
She therefore prsys your Honnrs to grant her a H.
cense TO keep a tavern during the ensuing year,
and she will irsy, &c.
ELIZ Meth WEIrZEL.
To TIE JuDsEs ABOVE NESTIoSGD:-The sub
scrhers, residents II Summary. hereby certify that
EiiIaheih Wsi'zel the applicant fr the license,
is lady Of good repu,e for honesty and temperance.
and is wcll provi ed with honse-roum AMI c nv,ni.
snces Tor the Lodging ard accommodation Of s,raO.
gers and travellers, and that public hou,e lhers is
necess ny they theref"e recommend her Is a
proper person 10 he licensed TO keep public house.
John Dnear, Geo. Bright,
Samuel Feter, Geo. B. Youngman,
Charles PIeasants, Marx p Scuphsm,
Geo. Marin. ID Dmrkemrr,
Peter w. Gray, w l.. Drwsri.
Lewis Dewsrt. Thos. A. Diiling,on.
Feb. Is'h, ls43.-3t
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Orphans Court sale.

TN pursuance Of ~ orde, Of ,hr Ofp aus Court
l. Of Nothumlria,d cnunty. w II lie pxpcs,si TO
sale, NJ the late rrsid"rc ~ Wn. Garrt ,rc'd on
saturday the 25tn dav of " rch next. to xm:
A certain " ct "f ~,srI I I'd st,it" N Rnsh
township. m sail county, containing trc " fiv'
acn-, adjoining lands Of Erns ShsrIiess, ! CO.,
Ge,than's drvisces, George Gentar AID ethers,
late the r.,a,e G said decd, Sale to convenience
At ocl OK of said dav when the coadhGoRs Of sa e
will lie made known hy
SH HtRpLESS TAYLOR.
JOHN q. GMER,
Ian. 20, 1919. kFmr's