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Wenld ealf the attention Of Country Merebants -,
Intend purchasing their Goods this season in Pefersbo
OF Richmond, to an examination of theirStock UI?
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state Of N. CafOIfnasS Ousf0zE County.
Court OF Pleas and ouates Sessions Feb Term, 1914.
William A. Williams ps, Jno. B. Pollock. -
Original Auachment.~ <
appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that John
B. Pollock, the defendant in ease not inhas
taRt Of this sfhereGore oEdered that publication
be mace IN the North Carolina Sfandars for SIX weeks
suesessfvey notifying Tie Efpdaut tha he be AID
appear, before the justices of our Court Of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, tGe held for the said County,
low Court House, ,bn fhe frst Monday in May then
ad there to fePleyy and plead to issue; otsEiss, ,udg
ment by default will be granted hgairist him -
= Withess, AsFBR. ETRER RTDdE, ,-CISrS of our said
Court totdse, the 4st Monday in February, l644
- - Jasper ETHEREDGE, &C. @.
March. 16, 1874 IPr. adv: SO %4se- ct =
state Of N. CaF017aIa,- OnslOY County:
Court sf Pleas and Qdsrter se4so6s. Feb Tern, Is44:
George P and Richard H.: :Grsnt 5s Jhe: B. Pollock. :
:-',s -, Original .Attachnent.,. ~ .
appearing TO satisfaction ofth 6eu<t John
B. Pollock, the defendant in hiscase an 1nabi-
tantof this te 1t fs therefore ordered atpub
be made in the North GarafnH Standard, FOR SIX weeks
saeeessvey notifying the said defendant that he be aud
appear before the Justices of and
Quarter SessleasS beheid forthe said CounU. at 0s
lew Court House,e the first Monday May next fhen
and there to &eplevy and plead to issue 0dg
@peRt by defapit will fbe-gFaHted against'hifn.>
Witness. JASPER ETHERIDGE, Clerk of our said
EoafEat Office, the ISt Monday in F ebruaRy 1884, -
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March rs, Is44. (Pr. adv. $59 %A-,sS 4ee-6G~
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bilan aIty in the present kperilous strug
glss But.ssets rss.- Pas. declined to address
Sod:p,pon &, and does not become me to- ::rseh"
where be @@ars TO tsadln.- !.
: ). =. subscribe myself
- With much respect - -
. - Yours, TE40S1.R1T.C4fE4<
TO GEoReE McDuFrrE, Esq. a seIatOr frep
South Carolina, Washington
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WILLIAM j. CLARK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
<.-. Raleigh, N. c.
Y, IS43, 47S-ly,

NoY. ls43.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-09
Tavern License.

Ia The H2u0raJ6 c. g. DgnDeL Esq, President,
ami his associates, Judges ofthe Courtof quar-
Ter Sessions, IF Me county IF Northambe,l land ,
FsNllE petition # John Hau, of Sunhury in soid
county, humhly represents, tina, he continues To
kc.p public b. Use of entertainment, at his old
stand, and Is well prepared frr the accommodation
"f travellers. SC. He therefore pra,s your Honors
Ia giant him license to keep tavern during the
ensuing ear aud he Will pray, &c.
JOHN HACS.
TO THE ICnGEs ABOvE MENTION I'd - he sub
-CnbrS, residents of Sunhurv, hcrrhy certify, thlt
I"ha Haus the applicant for the license, is a
man of good rrputc for honesty and temperance,
aud is well provided for house.room and Convenicn-
for the lodging aud accommodation of strangers
and travellers and that public house there Is ne
cess1ry they therefore recommend HIM pro-
per person to he licensed to keep public house,
Thcmas \ B llington Thomas Higgins
Edward Oyster Geo w kiehl
Geo Martin Abraham Erwin
Charles Peasants John Landau
Samuel ID Jordan ID Rockefeller
Frederick Lazarus Samuel Feuer
Feb. 24th. lS2l-3t
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Tavern License.

To M' Honorable e. C. DoaneL Esq. Presi1c1h
amt his associates, Judges oChc Court Of quar-
Ter SesS'onS, Of the county Of Northumberland :
"l1E petition Of Ira I. Clement, of Sunbury, in
said county, humbly represents, that he intends
10 keep house Of public entertainment in the stand
now occupied by G.. ID. Wharton, and is well pee
pared for the accommodation of travellers, &c ITe
therefore prays your Honors to grant him license
to keep tavern during the ensuing year, and hn
viii pray, &c. IRA y. CLEMENT.
To THE JUpGEs ABOVE MENTioSEu:-Tbe sub
scrtcrs residents of Sunbury, hereby certify that
Ira I. Clement, the applicant for the license, is
man OF good repuc for honesty and Tempe,anccp
and is well divided with house room and conVeni-
ences for the lodging and accommodation Of strong
crs and travellers, and that public house there is
necessary they therefore Recommend him
proper person To he licensed TO keep a public house.
Benz amin Hendricks William Mart2
Geo Welser Geo. Bright
Samuel Hunter Frederick Lazarus
Thomas A Ellington Caleb Fisher
Joseph II sely Charles Weaver
John w Peal Gideon Markell
Charles Miller L q Marhicy
Feb. 2fth lSif st
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TaNern License.

To the Honorable Els Le,ois, Esq President,
andhis Associates, Judges ofhe Couriof Quar-
Ter Sessions, The county Of Northumberland. J.
VUNliE petition of George Conrad, of Augusta
4 township, in said county, humbly represents,
that he continues TO keep public house of enter
tninment, in his old stand, in Augusta township and
Is well prepared for the accommodation Of travellers
&c. He therefore prays your Honors TO grant him
license to keep tavern, during the ensuing year.
and he will pray, &c.
GEORGE CONRAD.
To THE JUDGgs ABovE MENTIONED ~ he sub
scribes, residents of Augusta township hereby ceni-
fy. that George Conrad the applicant for license. is
man Of good rcputc for honesty and temperance
and is well provided with house.room and convrnj-
ences for the lodging and accommodation Of stran-
gers and travellers, aud that public house there is
necessary they therefore recommend him pro.
per person to hc licensed to keep public house.
Samuel Lantz G Ieisenring
Peter Culp Jacob Seash l,z
George Saviigo Philip Wcscr
George kecter Henry Bycrly
john Sternn Abraham Shpmsn
Abraham Wolf JJhn lorIy
March I'll, 1874 .--3t
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TAVERN LICENSE.

To The Honor0Jle c. e. Donuei, Esq. President,
and his associates, .Judges ofhe Court of our.
ter Sessions cfhe County IF NoThumberlond; d;
INIIE petition of Paul Roth OF Coal township,
L il said county, humhly rcprcsests thai he sill
occupies his old stand a, Mount Carm,I," on the
Centre turnpike, aud is well prepared for the ac
commod ,tion Of travellers &c. He therefore pravs
y"ur honors t. grant him a license 10 keep tavern
during the ensuing year, and he will ALWAYS pray.
&c. PAUL ROTH.
To the JrDGEs ABnvE MESTIoSEn The sub
scri ers, dents of Coal twn>hip, hereby certify,
that Paul Roth the applicant for the license, is a
man of good repute for honesty and temperance,
and is well provided with house room and convent.
euces for the lodging and accommodation of s,ran>
gers and travellers and that public house there
neccs ary :--Thev therefore recommend him as "A
proper person 10 be licensed to keep public house.
Jacob BAN Josrph DImmlch
Stephen B,tenbender Wilam ii Cherington
Stephen Eisenhat Mathew Brinagan
Richard WoolveTton Thomas Curan
Sullman Eaton Daniel Evet
John Moser jeremiah Zimmerman
March . 1914 AT
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TAVERN LICENSE.

To The Honorddie c. G. DonneI, Esq. President
dndhis Associates Judges ofihe Court of Quar-.
ter Sessions cfbie county Of NorthumJerland
YINHE petition Of acob Leisenring, Of Shamokn
l. township, in said county, humbly represents
that he continues TO keep a house Of public enter,
talnment at his old stand at Bear Gap, and is well
prepared for the accommodation Of travellers &c
He therefore prays your honors to grant him H.
cense to keep a tavern during the ensuing year
and he will pray, &c.
JACOB LEISENRING.
To TBE JunGEs ABovE MENTIONED The sub
scrhers, residents Of Shamokin township. hereby
certify, that Jacob Lesenrlng, the applicant for the
license, is a man of good rcpute for honesty aud
temperance, and is well provided with hou GROOM
and cor venences for the lodging and accommnda~
ton of strangers and travellers, and that pubic
house there is necessary: Therefore recon-
mend him as proper person to be licensed 10 keep
public house. Joseph kaseman
J'hn Fisher Joseph Roth
John 'Tietswouh BENJAMIN Smith
Js''ah Miller jr Joseph Fry
Frederick kaseman Adam Dimmich
John Gass John Dunkelbergcr
George Miller March I'd, 1874
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TAVERN LICENSE.

To the Honorable c. C. DonReL Esq, President.
and his Associates, Judges IF the Court af Quar-
Ter Sessions Of The county Of NOrihumbertaRi :,
vJNHE petition of Rcbccca Wells, of NorthumLcr-
land, in said county, humby represents, that she
coRinues to keep house of puhIc entertainment,
at the well known stand, near the Market House,
and is well prepared Tor the accommodation of tra-
velleTs, &c. She therefore prays your honors 10
gram her license TO keep tavern, during the cn,
scing year, and she will pray, &c.
REBECCA WELLS.
To TRE JUpsEs ABOVE MENTIONED The sub.
scrihers, residents, of Nonh'd, hereby certify, that
Rehecca Wells, the applicant for the license, is a lady
of good rrpute for honesty and temperance, and is
we'll provided with house room and CO. veniences
for the lodging and accommodation Of strangers
AMI travellers, and that public house there is ue,
cessl'y they therefore recommend her as a pro-
Per person to he licensed to keep public house.
Brauneam John Tnecat
L p shannon VIM II Wspes
Samuel shannon John fTnk
VIA Forsyth VIM Lloyd
John Wheatley II Pues,ley
James Taegau & Woods
March =, tSft.-St
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Tavern License.

To the Honor1b'e c. q. DoRnrL Esq, PrcUdeHt.
and his associates JpdgeS oftie CONT y Omar
Ter Sessions oj' the county # N,rthumJertaad :
yIHII petition of George Smith of Jackson tshP.,
i IN SAID county. huHhly repre-, enls, that be con
nues to keep q house Of public ent,TtlInmrut, at his
old stand, aud rs well prepared f'r tire aCcommoda-
ton of travellers, &c. lie therefore prlys your
honors To- grant him license to keep tavern dur
the ensuing year, and he viii pray, &c.
GEORGE SMITH.
To THE JUDGTs ABoyE MENTIONED The sub
scIhcrs, residents Of Jackson, hereby certify, tn
George Smith the applicant for the license, Is
a man of good fepu'e ior honesty and temperance.
aud is we'll provided with house room anl c'nveni.
enccs for the lodging and accommodation Of sirau-
gers ard travellers, and that public house there
is necessary they Therefore recommend him as a
proper pers TO be licensed to keep pubic house.
Jesse Hen>yl ) muel smith
VIM Dcpnen Cahrn Mayer
J ID II ,ifmin Adam Dauicl
Michael Suith John Hamilton
Michael Furney Renjamin Treon
Michael Bolh Amos kembel
March 2d, lSii.-3t
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Tavern License.

10 thc Honorable c C.. D0HReL Esq, Presi6cgL
and his Associates, Jqdges ofhe Couricf quar-
Ter Sessions, Of he county Of Northumberland ;.
y1NllE petition of Christian Kahle of Shamokin
L township in said county, humhv represents,
th't h. still continues at his old stand in said town.
ship, on the road leading from Shamokintswn d
Sunhuy and ID mvc, anl also from Irish Vail " to
the Bear Gap. and is weI prepared for the ,ccommo.
lnton nf travellers, &c. lie therefore pravs your
il'nors To grant him a license 4, ke-p A tavern
during the ensuing year, ard he will pray, &c
CHEiSTIAN KABLE.
10 TINS lUnGEs sBovE MENTIoNEp:-Ihe sub
scIh'rS, residents OF :Shamokin tsp, hereby certify
that T. Nahle, the applicant for the license, is a
man ot good repute for honesty and temperance
and Is we'll provided with house-room and convent.
cncc' for the lndcing and accommodstion of stran-
GERS aud Travellers and that public house there is
necessary they theref re recommend him a
proper person to be licensed to keep public house.
Daniel Haas tieo W SteItzcl
jacob Mover Joseph kascman
Jacob Wirtely Jacob Haas
Benjamin Sterile. John Runkcl r
S,nmnn Humme Henry Wssser
George Persing Solomon Fagely
Feb. cath, lsi4 st
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CANAL AND RAILROAD TRAvELLING.--Mr. c.
Converse, OF Columbia, Pa, has exhibited to us
the model ofa new mode of conveying passen
gers and freight by railroad and canals, which is
well calculated to obvate the difficulties of tran
sition from one mode of conveyance to the other
and is also designed TO supersede the section
boats now in use. The canal boat is propelled
by steam, and is constructed upon new prnci-
pie, so as to avoid injury in the banks of canals
by the action of the paddle wheels, and carries
six movable cabins, which may be thrown into
a single dining room, or separated into distinct
state.rooms These cabins may be readily shifted
with their baggage, freight, other contents, to
ruiroad tracks, rpen which they form convent
'ent cars They are constructed as to afford
convenient sleeping room each for six persons,
and the inventor is sanguine that they will re-
.ceivc universal appreciation, and by the case and
expedition with which they may be transfer.
red from the boats to the tracks and back again
will economize at least twentv-iour hours of the
time so consumed n'the passage from Philadcl-
phia to Pittsburg Ledger
ANornEn LIFE SAvED.-John II. Frost, deck
hand on board the Steamboat Hcsne;, having token
a severe cold by exposure in securing fellow from
watery grave at the foot of Marke; street, PhiIa
delpha, one of these cold nights in February last
his head ard f,ce had become so swollen that TO
use his own words he could scarcely see-attend-
led with violent pains throughou; his whole body;
was urged hy hs friends TO lry Rrdndreth's Iege-
table UniverSai Pills: he did so, aud is happy to
state that two boxes Of this celebrated medicine
completely restored him.
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Tavern License.

10 He Honorable C. g. D3nnci, Esq, President,
and his Associates, Judges Of tie Court Of Quar-
Ter Sessions, Of the county Of Nothunberhand
yV7HE petition of William NJ. Weaver of Sha-
L mokin township. in said county, humbly repre-
scnts, that he conuinucs to keep a house e
public entertainment at his old stand. and is
well prepared for the accommodation of travellers,
&c. He therefore prays your honors to grant IN
license to keep tavern, during the ensuing year,
and he will pray, &c.
WILLIAM Vi. WEAVER.
To THE JUDGES AHoVE MENTIONED The SUBJ
scrbers, residents Of Shamokin tsp, hereby certify,
that VIM. VI. Weaver, the applicant for the license,
is man of good reputc for honesty and temperance,
and is well provided with house. room and convenl
ences for the lodging and accommodation Of stran-
gers and travellers, and that public house there
is necessary they therefore recommend him as
proper person to be licensed to keep public house
Elijah Koucher Jacob Il Haas
Jacob Conrad Solomon Weaver
Solomon Fagey Jesse II Wagner
Daniel Hans Andrew knarr
Joseph kaseman Daniel Rote
Jacob Haas Joseph Anson
Feb Cith lSi1--3t
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Tavern License.

To he Honor0jh e. &. DOpDcL Esq. President
and his ISsocj0ies. Jadges oftbe CouTof Qlw
Ter Sessions for tie coaniy cf NoythHmbcrdHd:
vsNHE petition of Jumc~ Ies, of No thunhrr.
i land, in st county humhIv represents, that
he continues TO keep hou-c # public entertain.
mcut, at his Old stan IN s,l1 town, ani i well ore
ptr,d for the accummoda'ion OF Travellers, Il
tie therefore prays youS Hnuprs t. grant her 4 l.
censc t. keep tavern duiug tho ensuing year
AMI he will pray, &c. JAMES LEE
To THE JunGEs ABuyE MENTION >Tn.--lh" sub
scrihcr-, residents ot Northumberland, hereby Ger.
ufy, that James L,s. the appl cant for the license
is a man al good rcpute for honesty and temperance
and is well provided with housc.roum and nvru
ences tT the lodging ard accomm rdation of s'rtn.
gers and travellers, and that pubic huu,e there Is
ncccssr ry they therefore recommend him : q
proper person to be licensed To keep public hUuse
James Taggr;t 3ohn Shnner
VIM I BOYD f karp
joseph HofmIn II Biautigsm
r Prcstley Samuel shannon
WIN Forsyth WIN II Wapies
VIM \ Llovd T. Wilmington
March ID, lS3i.-3t
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Northumberland County. ss.

In he Orphans Court Of said county, al
jan. Term A. ID. lSll.
nN motion of Charles W. Higgins, Esq., tie
- Court award a Rule on Jacob Long, Georle
Long, John Long, Catherine, inermarred wi
SaTdel Gonsert, Mary, intermarriei with Jonathan
F.nthcrman, Harriet Long aud Jane Long, of whom
Lo, Bergstresser is guardian, Sarah, inermaurd
with William Countner, Elizabeth, inermarrd
with John Malch Catherine, intermarred with lii-
vid Gibson, Polly, intermurnci with William
Rho,d,, and Lydia Ann Shearer being the chllrea
and heirs a; law of George Long ST., decd, dauGh-
ter Elizabeth, interma-ried with Peter Shcd.er, and
who deceased previous 10 the death Of said ntCs'ar,
heirs and distributes of George Long, sr., late Of
Augusta township Northumberland county, decd.
To appear in our next Orphans Court TO be he'd
for said county, TO wit: on the first day OF Apr'h
lsii and accept refuse the estate Of said GeOTgn
Long. ST., decd. or show cause why the same
shouG not he sold.
Certified from the records Of oGt said OrphsN>'
Court, this 18th day Of January, \. ID. lSf+.
EDWARD OYSTER,
Feb. 2ith, lS44 ct Cik q. {.
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N n E K 4 T. u.

On the nth of January, by the Rev. 7 II
Worrel, Mr.. ABEL Dicus. to Miss MARY u1Es,
Both 81 Shamokn township
tC)n tine @jth ult., by thc same, MIR DANIEL
WulTMosDa, to Miss BruLAu NANzA>r, both Of
Augusta
At McEwcnsvife,' ,'on the 26tnUlt., by the Rev
: 5 Shcdden, Mr.. SAMUEL B. REED, tc Miss
Nancy IEr1LIuEN, both ofChilisquaque
On the 81 inst, byrhc Rev. 4. Britain. Mr..
GEORGE w. Foster, To Miss ELIZA ANN Stew
ART both of Cattawissa, Columbia
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TAVERN LICENSE.

To The Honorable g. g. Donnei, Esq, President,
and ms Associates, Judges ofhe COurtef Quor.
ter SeSSieHs, Of The county of Northumberland
V>HE petition of Peter Weikle, ol Coal town
Il ship, in said county, humbIy represents, that
ne continues to keep public house OF entertain.
ment st his old stand, and is wen prepared for the
Accommodation of travellers, &c. He therefore
prays your Honors 10 grant linn license 10 keep
o tavern, during the ensuing year. and he will pray
&c, PETER WElkEL.
To THE JUICES ABOVE MEST1oSED;-1he sub
cribers, residents of Coal township, hereby cer-
tB, that Peter Weikel, the applicant for the
license is a man Of good repute for honesty and
temperance, and is well provided with houseroom
and conyeniences for the ludging and accommoda-
tion Of strangers and travellers, and that public
house there is necessary they therefore recon-
mend him as proper person to be licensed to keep
public house.
John Kersteuer Solomon Bolich
Jacob Weekei Joseph Snyder
Robert Milly Stephen Biltenbender
John Hsupt Jacob Wagner
John Boyer Daniel Even
Joseph Zehner Franklin A. CLARK.
Coal township, March 3, 1874
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SheriH''s Sale.

nY virtue Of writ of Fieri Fncias, issued ou,
I'D of the Court of Common Pleas of NoTthum
b, ,land county, to directed will he exposed
public sale at the house of Peter Beiss,l. IN Upper
Mahonoy township, on Saturday the 18th day of
March next, at O'Clock p. w., the following de-
scrhed property, to wit
A certain tract of land situate in Upper Maho-
noy township, Northumberland county, containing
% acIes and SO perch's, adjoining lands of Jonas
Eisenhar,, David Mach and Peter Beissel, on
which is erected small fr ,me house and kitchen
aud small barn, About % acres of said land is
clea ed, whereon are several fruit Iees.
Seized, taken in execution aud TO be sold as the
properly of Henry Neuman
FELLN MAURER, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office,
Sunhury, March 2, lss4.
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TAVERN LICENSE.

To the Honorable C. G. Donnei, Esq, President,
and has Associates, Judges The Court of Quar-.
te" Sessions cf the county Of Northumberland ):
v1>HE petition Of Charles Stoes, of Norlhumber-
l. land, in said county, humbiy represents, tha, he
continues TO keep house Of public entertainment,
at the well known stand, on the corner of From,
and Queen streets, in Northumberland, and is well
prepared for the accommodation of travellers, &c.
He therefore p.ays your honors to grant him Ii
cense to keep tavern during the ensuing year and
he will pray, &c. CHARLES STOES.
To THI JUDeEs ABovE EMENrIoSED!-1he SUBJ
scrihers residents Of the town of Northumberland,
her hy certify, that Charles Stoes, the applicant
for the license, rs a man Of good rcpue for honesty
and temperance. and rs well provided with house
room and convenences for the lodging and accom-
mediation Of strangers and Travellers and that pub
lie house there is necessary they therefore rccom
mend him as proper person TO he hcoascd TO keep
a public house.
VIM II Wapes Il Wilmington
ID Brautigam J Cake
e p Shannon J II Prestly
J Youngman John I.esenring
Henry Wenck Thos Gaskins
John Wheahcy John Shrincr
WIN. A Lloyd March ., ls44.-3t
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ID 4 Il -

On the 2Gth ult., JOHN AUGUSTUS, son Of
DIR. L. Piper, near Tmbutvillc, aged y years
months and ; days.
In Milton. on the 23d ult, Mr. JOHN WILL
HELM, aged 81 years and : days
In the same place, on the 2Gth ult. Mr. LEVI
A(RES aged % years and months
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TAVERN LICENSE.

To The Honorable c. C. Doune7 Esq. President,
and his Associates, Judges cfthe Court If Qtar.
Ter Sessions cfh couhy Of Northumberland:
vINlIE petition of Ca,harino Wilmington o' North
L umterand, in said county, humhly represents,
that she continues to keep house ofpubc entertain.
menl al her old stand in Northumberland, and is well
prepared for the accommodation OF travellers, &c.
She therefore preys your honors to grant her a H.
cense to keep tavern during the ensuing year,
and she will pray, &c.
CATHARINE WITHINGTON.
To THE JUpGEs ABovE NESTioNED:-The sub.
scribers, residents of Nolthd., hereby ccrtv tint
Catharine Wilmington the applicant for the license,
is lady of good Tepue for honesty ard temper,
snce, and i. well provided with house room and
conveDiences for the lodging and accommodation
of strangers ard travellers, and that pubic house
there is necesssy:-they therefore recommend her
as proper person TO be licensed to keep pubhc