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Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-24

GEN. Scort IN IYDtANA, ,-Schuyler Colfax Of
the South Bend Register, who was present at the
Indiana State convention to elect delegates 10
the Whig National Convention thus gpcaks in
the columns Of his paper Of the enthusiasm that
prevailed
I'VE have attended many Whig conventions IN
this State, but have never yet seen moro enthu-
siasm, ZEAL and determination manfcsted than IN
the one recently held at the capital There were
no doubters--none who desponded but all felt
that with the excellent ticket that presented,
half the battle was already fought, The conren-
tion unanimously instructed IN .fqror q Winfield
Scott for the Pres,depcY, There was not n whisper
Of dissent to this from the Ohio river to the lake
and all felt that, with his banner in the van dc
feat was impossible At every allusion to the old
hero, the most deafening applause responded.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-24

HEAVY SENTENCE OF a WoMAS.---lu the Boston
municipal court, on Tuesday forenoon, Chief
Justice Wells sentenced Margaret Russell, who
was convicted of receiving and sccretng SO, 900
of stolen money, TO fUe years in tho house of
correction.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-24
News by this Mornings Mails.
Break I'm the Canal.

UrIcA April %.
There is large break in tho canal near Albion.
II will take four days to repair the break
II is now showing here.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-24

GAPITAL, TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
" DOLLARS. Shares twenty-five dollars each, payable
in monthly instaments of one dollar amonth Loans made
to members for FIVE years security Of real estate.
Books Of subscription now open ut this office.
At the office OF N G. Callan, esq, street, 18th
ID. A, Hail. esq, and Sd streets.
n NJ horft eSl., ~ street
Geo. Parker, esq, Penn ay., near 9th st.
inn lQ-n
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-24
SAMUEL T, WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law,

SAMUEL 7, WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law,
SO Fd4ettc street. Baltimore, Nd,
DRhCTISES in tho various courts Of Baltimore Prompt
L attention given to Collecting lie refers to-
Hon. s. u, Downs, Senator from Louisiana.
Hon, q. w. Jones, do. Iowa
T. c. Connolly esq, Editor American Telegraph.
DR.. John o, Wharton, Baltimore Md
fob 21-u
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-24
Of CORRESPONDENTS,

OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENTS
~ WASHINGTON CITY d. C.
letter any bSiresi, addressed TO this Office and
closing fec Of fire dollars will procure satisfactory reply
REFERENCES -R. Wallach, u. s. Marshal; w, Lenox,
Mayor; Jo Gales, of tho "Intclligencer" w Latham
Banker. Address I. c. CONNOLLY,
Office Of Correspondence Washington, D. G.
R EDITORS who place the above notice. with this note
among the business in their plumns may all times
command the services Of this office.
jan 22- T.CC
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-24

Liverpool is the largest shipping port in the
world
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-24
y respectfully,
J. r. GIDDINGS.

We fear our correspondents sanguine hopes
havo induced him to credit too glowing account
of the country and people he describes, But if
he is correct, tedious difficulty is now obviated
What to do with the &" darkies" has hitherto been
the poser that ever cmancipatonist has had to
encounter. That question, we must suppose is
now solved, and we have only to send them along
on the underground railroad! Lest, however, the
owners Of slaves may not like to part with their
nggers," and especially without leaves taking
we would suggest the propriety of running our
Washington city free niggers" off first Very
many of them certainly but little respected
where they arc, nor have we seen any part of
the United States in which they arc so we'll re
gardcd ms to feel perfectly comfortable and at
home. We have, therefore, looked with earnest
anxiety for their return to Africa but us Canada
is nearer, and the Canadians are willing TO receive
them, we had better "let en- slide" There arc
many slave-owuers ready to emancipate their
slaves for such an exodus but would prefer seeing
all the free ones fairly 90 the track. And our
observation of the condition Of the free negroes
in all our States, has established us in the con
viction that they are the material to he fret
operated upon.
Lest we may be misunderstood, however, we
here take occasion to say, that we believe the
impressions Of Mr.. Giddings to be altogether in.
correct respecting the moral social, and political
condition of the negro in Canada while we are
as we'll satisfied that he is not physically capable
Of prospering in that climate, we are that the
sugsr-canc, tho orange and the citron cannot
grow there.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-24

more complete Catalogue for Agents viii be furnished e
all who desire IT, personal application, or by letter.
Fcwlers and Wells have all works on Photography at
Wholesale and retail
These works may he ordered In large small quantities
They may be sent by Express freight by railroad,
steamships sailing vessels by stage canal to city
village In the United States the Canadas to Eu-
rope, any place on the globe.
Checks drafts for large amounts, New York Pha-
delpha Boston, always preferred We will pay the
of exchange.
When single copies of the works wanted
the amount in postage stamps small change bank notes.
may be enclosed in letter and by mail to the pub
fishers who will forward tho books by return post. All
letters and other communications should be postpaid
directed as follows: F0WLERS AND WELLS,
feb 20-d3m No. l3l Nassau-sreet, New York
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-24

General Banking and Exchange Business,
COPARTNERSHIP.
lHE undersigned respectfully TO the public
that they have entered into coparnership for the
transaction Of general Exchange and Banking business
in tho city Of Washington under the firm Of
SEBDEN, WIrHERS a Co
All business entrusted To them will lie attended h With
pTomptnpss and ndelity
WILLIAM sELDES,
tste Treasurer Of the United atetps
JOHN WITHERS,
OF Alexandria Virginia,
r. W LATHAM,
OF the city Of Washington.
l.. r. BAYNE.
mar 2I--u OF Baltimore, Maryland.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-24
Pekin Tea Company Agency! !!
AT VIM ADAMS BOOKSTORE,

Pennsylrania auenuc, three doors ADORE Al street.
WTHERE the following list Of Teas may at all times be
w had-nesty put up in ar.tight packages Of h., 16
h.. and u Id. each
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-24

DR. PoRTER's, known also as DIR. Tall
| Iey's, Mountaineering Salve rs Posi-.
lively INFALIdBLE as n remedy for INFLAMMATION Of
the FEMALE BREAST
as- To try it IL to be convinced ga
For sale by A. GRAY, Bookseller,
mar ll-tr 18th st., opposite Odd.Fellows' Hall
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04
Union C1unty D,morruttr CORrtVtioa.
To the W'hiJs Of Union counfy.

You are requested to attend on TuEsp,r the
l7ih day of February, $50, (rueshay Of frs,
Court ~etk) at The Court House in New Berlin.
The business before the meeting will he 10 elect
Conierees to elect a Delegate TO the State Con
vonrion To non mate candidate for ranal Com
missioner. a. also b. eirct Conierees 10 elect
Delegate to the National Wing Convention tn
nominate candidates iot President ani Vice PFC
si,i.nt of the United States. 4 full at. nlance is
earnestly desrei. By the Standing Cnmnit'ee:
CHARLES MERRILL. Chairman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04

Executors Sale.

WILL. he sold at Public Sale. Q, the hon.e
w of All BI.IR. Lewishurg, on Saturday
the i4'h day Of February. 1852, the following
STOCKS:
30 shares in the Northumberland Bank,
65 shares in the Lewisburg Bridge Com
pany,
so shares in the Lewstown Bank,
shares in the l.e~isburg Il Mltiinburg
Turnpike Company.
2 shares in the observation-disclosures
shares in The i.oyalsock Gap Turnpike
Company.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock. NJ, when
terms OF sale will be made known 10y
JOSEPH GREEN,
JOHN WALLS,
THOMAS HOWARD,
Executors OF Gen. \ GaEES, deceased
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04
e. PETROLEUM. or ROCK OIL. a natural remedy

PETROLEUM. or ROCK OIL, a natural remedy
yroct;rrd trIn well Allegheny CO. Ia 100 ft below
ts' this surface Is hy : u III ER. Ft~luT: in
Lr ties lust IL flows from the we'll without adm Nturc
81. iuI. When taken acrortin iila direct on II
pans and cuarrrmCUt> IN the ZONES AMI o its
Itt h,s ses, Erys. ..aS Pnri.S the ftr' I, tor
SalIhr:d Rim worm and The various skin diseases: il
has cured mum rn,i- eases Of rheumatism. >cura ga tout
a. ..yc-al cases q! Khrumatism nj wears standing have
len ruir'y cared. Sc Advertisement Iu aDuthvr part
. . Ills parerD ly559.ow,l-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04
Zeuisi,i;rg 5aat'kct.
DEATHS.
CUIIlctci las Uuy.

In Trwi.burg, end inst, in her l2ti year,
AHA-p, u. daughter OF Evan Fisher.
In ChiI,squaque, 30 h ui, aged 10 months.
MANY daughter OF Tunis II Fisher.
Al Red rnirrt Furnace. near Danviiis. 2lih
uIt., aged day-, Son and Daugh,er OF Alex
ander Wilson
On the l7ih ult, Wv. Bans, E-q.. old
and respectable citizen Of Jersey shore, in the
10Th year of his age.
In Milton, on Thursday week, RrBsccA wife
Of !. p. |oars, sscd years.
In delaware township. on Mosday week,
SAHUEl CALDWELL, aged about so yo,rs.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04
rs,O The Hon. Aum $. Wilson, President. onl

ter Sessions Of tie reacc for the County of Union.
TIL petition oi Martin Rudy 81 ctiully sheweth That
your It'ifioutr upi, III cCmmo,n> house situated in
lie township Of Pua'n the read leading from Eru,h
Valley L,sis urg, heh Is we'll calculated for pubic
house Of entertainment. and frJH its ncghbcThuol and
suitable well ary for thr accomm0
datuu the tlic and HI entertain Mt Of stTauE
and traveller. that r i we'll provided with statng for
horses eHirc necessary for Tho mt. nt
or stranger aud rzrrrss shat he ha, DccuIi the said
house Ii ensg inn for wear and that he is icSrOus
Of counuin. the he th rUi1Tc cpectfuily Vrays
tn. Court grant him c'Ise to keep inn pubic
hoi- Of entertainment III and yaur petitioner VIII
1'.-s-' ''si'r''' ''>".-
Tfc sulcra!s. citz,rs Of Buffalo Tp. in Union to. 30
rtiy hat the inn r taycrn aiuye mentioned is
s;ry to accommodate the public and entertain strangers
tr;yrlcrs and that the above petitioner j. Of good
ut elcsty ani and j. we'll provided
with house and cu nces for the lodging AMI
,,c,r I,lIno olttion Of strangers and travellers
Adam Shrck!,r Alam iUEnS John Henley
.'n,r: " Srn7nttn Nm Ifauck Gcurg. Ieer
Abraham Young Isaac Walker David IIeiscr
Abraham Slig!euycr J.cpb Ncyhari Fre'ik Rcnner
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04
TY'O the Hon. 4. s. WILSON, Esq. President.
Il and his Associate. Judges OF the Cour, Of


Quarter Sessions for lie County of Union Feb. T l.52
The p,tiii,n o: Daniel b. Hgbtr resp cfuy showeth
That YOUR petition occupies cUmmolious house situate
at the Forest Iron Works in the township # White Der
ON the :urupike road leading fron Highs Mills 70 Center
raupty through Sugar Valley which is well calculated for
public house 0: and from its nesLborhood
nd situation is suitable well necessary for the
on Of pubic and entertainment OF fstrangfrs and
travellers that he is well roied with stabn- for horses
and all necessary for and travellers
ne therefore respectfully prys the Court 10 grant him
license to keep inn public house Of entertainment
the-e: and your petitioner vii! pray. &C.
DANIEL B. REFER.
We the Undersigned, citizens of Whit Deer Township
af said being perso nally acquainted With D. u heber
III. sl, named pe,iiioucr. and also having knowledge
ef the house for wn the license PRAYED, do hereby
= rtify that such house is csry % accommodate the
entertain STRANGERS CT .rav~'srs that he Is
rersou # good rcpUte for honesty and TEMPERANCE and
that he Is well provided with hrnscT09m npd coayenencos
for the lodging and accomnoaton Of Strangers and trav-
.'crs: Ne thsrfare -s leave 70 recommend him Tor a
lie ne a-reeaily to tis pe''tior.
is0b biea' sterier John hioiTanJafer Wn /. Ritter
inry koster'bcgcr JalG,s Fan, loaer James Adj gis
rtoobTsIr' eDraier John II, beriiut John Koch
S.chclss G.c,'er David acnYs,k J-Au h'el
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04
MEDICAL PRACTICE.

x
~ of The Philad. Me,iical College. respectfully
announce to the citizens of Lewisbu:g and Wei
nitv, that he has located in the house formerly
occupied by John Lenoa. on Market street three
door. west of Christ 4 FrIrk's new Foundry,
and offers hi- professional services 10 al! who
NAV desire Them.
During the past ffccn years, Dr. Harris has
been engaged in the Reformed or Thomsnnan
practice; di>cards the Use of the lancet and all
direc, poi,ons, mineral and vegetable and cures
diseases with botanic remedies, such rs act IN
harmony with the laws Of life. He also keeps
On hand for sale general assortment ot good
Thom-oniln Medicines.
Numerou- testimonials might he given, if
deemed requisite. bu, let the annexed suffice.
levishrrc, Sept. 81, 1851 $50
..Thn bearer II Il; IrRTs, " n. rorar r:a-'i
tur ft " entitled To the cGnfien'e Of the o0nVrt r.
have had opportunity OF knowing D. AIrr~ I'rsu-
cations IS n 7icJl and bliey hia " ie pe>t
prastit ion, 70 in The cir.ie Il my know = e.
J. W. C1HF ILT, r n
Au'for IF Gie To -sso.igH .fsd.>G, l''ict,ce.
q Pli'afFli iiir, : ~. %, l>5l.'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04
DIV llE.aggTa5@ Z @EEgs Z ]

rjNEIE subscribers having renewed their stock
with a choire lot Of s.Ssisi,es'. now otter
t sale at their YARD Uf'nting the German
Reformed Chufcal Az assortment comprising
1917 inch Boards Common and Pannel Boards
Hmm do Yellow piue do.
PLANK / 4 and y inch River PM.
do do sU-ar Na.icT fl1e
Scantlinr ami Pine ami IL N ccl. Iu.sts.
Eooin. Lath, and Ceiling iath.
Joint Shingles, 20 inch ani foot
Lap do foot various prices
do do large. Sugar Valley
3 inch Buttonwool Plauks, for stair !sailirE'. &C.
cc,,,i;,,,, f,r Beircsts Poriar papks.
Sluare 7 n Timtcr. iren Pine pithN.
Oak Pos t, and Chrstnut Posts. L'nn Eoarss'
large lot White Pine Palm; prepared ny machinery
KUN died Lumber on hand.
The above i'll be sold at fair prices for Cash
or reasonable (not long winded) credit. Books
kent at the residence of Peter Hursh.
HURSH & AMMON.
Lewisburc. April 30, 1881 y@T
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04
1jopular Book for A3ca!s.
IiEADLEY's LIFE OF KOSSJTh.

NTON II pTess 10y NE nnfe'-icnef, and VII
b. puh'i-'ed ~ 'auu1ry-
THE LIFE OF LOUIS EOSSUTR,
GoyEVvpH U7 Hr>stRr.
With Notices of the Di-"naui~Ged Men. and
Scenes Of the Hungarian Revo!u''on; 10 which
!, added an Apptnd.S continuing the r''st unPur
tan, of he Addresses. Letters and Speeches OF
the crea, Nus,ar Chief BY y. {. HEtnLzr.
author OF I.iie oi he Empress JOSEF h'ne' Life
OF L,f,yette.' &c. Win an Infr'duction by
Horace Greeley In ore elegant Emo volume.
with Steel Pcrtrai,-unIiorm IN SIZE and style
with .Headiry's Josephine Pfics Sl,e5.
Agents wanted IN every county n the United
States. 10 canvass for the above popular work.
DERBY Il MILLER, PUh'jsh.r-.
Dec 80. 1851 3v Aubl5n. NY.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04
W. o. HICKoK GILLIARD DOCK
KEYSTONE MACHINE WORKS,
Is and 20 North Fourth Street, WarrisJury.
UICkOK & DOCK,

Mirr.f,r:nrer5 # .STlTyONtRT STEM ENGINES
u q, loo Hor.s Io,eer,
1 Nd every description Of Machinists' Tools,
a such as Lalhes. PIanrra and upright hills
Saw Mandiis, Miii Screws &c made to order.
Particular attention given to Cutting TIERS
inch To- 3 feet ia diameter--large and small
Screws, Tap sc.
the he-t manner.
For persons ierng from u, we will max,
accurate calculations Of the strength, power aud
speed OF every variety OF machinery, and make
woik king drawings of The same B the most perfect
manner. Our Shop and Machinery are NEW,
and feeling confident that can render perfect
satisfaction We respectfully request our friends
and the public to give us call.
Dee 1851 HICKOK & DOCK.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04

Harrisburg, Jan. 26.-The Canal Boarc
r. West. Superintendent, and Supervisor
OF the Portage Railroad ; J. H. Baker, So
perintendenl and Supervisor OF the ColunI-
bla Railroad. The following Supervisors
were also appointed: 6. w. Ciosson, for
the Delaware Division; J. S. Miller for
the Lower Junia,a Division; J. A. Gun.
ningham, for The Upper Iun'a'a DIVISION :
J. Peters, for The Upper Western DIVISION !;
II. Rodearmel, for The Susquehanna Divs-
ion. and G. W. Search ior the North
Branch DIVISION.
The Forrc>, divorce case so well known
throughout our country. was terminated in
New iorI; city last Monday. The verdict
OF the jury was in favor OF Mrs. Forrest.
She gets $4,000 aimony per annum.
Mr.. Charles Back, oi New Orleans. has
recovered $4,000 oi The Carroll.on Rail,
road Com; any, Tor the breaking of the
legs of his son by an accident uron that
road.
~~O~.~~~Jo~~~- ~-~-~~~O~~~~O~)~I>
Union Couny D,morrutir ConrrHfioa.
The Democratic electors OF tnion county are
requested To meet at the usual time and place of
holding D,legae Elections. in their respective
borouehs and townships on Saturday the nh day
Of FEBRUARY 1852, 10 elect Delegates to the
County Convention TO be held IN Nes Berlin on (
the Monday :oli wing, TO elect Senatorial and
a Representative Driega'e from this county and
district to the next dih of March Convention ia
Harrisburg. which Nil nominate Canal C0mmiS-
.oner and select Senaio-iil Deles'ies TO the De-
,nncratic National Conv \ general abundance is
.equestcd. JNO SWINEFORD, Chair n.
New Berlin, Dec A. 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04
tos1 TOBACCO, SN IFF. ,os1
looI. & SeGthS, lOo1,
II. Winesarslcn S c..

HAVE jus, received The isr. 6. s,, ok th,, has
IL ever been brought % this count, a ID one
mat has been s-.ec-d with grea, care. Having
'eeh engage III the business for q years past,
"',u is &c are determined to SCI, cheaper than anv
o.hsr establishment this side of Phlladephia, we
nusi We can please all who will favor Us with
call Our assortment embraces the best brands OF
CBACC C--such as Black Fat, Honey
Dew, Glory OF Nm.iI.is Congress, Eldorado Mrs
hIler's Fine cut. Anderson Soace Scailerlsua
Turkish Smoking To. .acco, Cut and Dry, &c.
SEGAR S-Erpalias, ,Princpes Lanormas
Cnsieilos, Mnrlla Schroo,s, Kos-uths. Id ByrcnS,
koscrusk's, Turkish Sultanas. Skies. so 600 well
seasoned Half Spanish and large lot Common.
SNU FF-Rappee, Demuth and Scotch.
Also Pipes, Seglr Gases. Tobacco Boxes, Pott
Monais snuff Boxes, Matches &c. all Of which
Will nc sold CHEAP FOR CASH.
Orders from, n distance viii be gratefully reed
and promptly attended to.
Lewisburg. Nos -. 1851 Gm3993i
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04
TESD the Hon the Judges of the Court of Com
4 mon pleas OF I.ninn county, Feb i lS.52

II. ,titun f. VI lufman aud lISrhy Eanck respect
..!l, rc;Iustnts: That they t,srOus of k.eIng
IA th- house trmsrly Kept iy Nn. l. Ritter for a
J.,r.l of years the of New Columbia. wherr
the cutertsum, mt u strangers and
travellers they thereto pray your h6 6ncrs TO grant III
c to Keep pubic hUusc at the Place at read for
The ensuing ear, and they will pray &C.
HOFFMAN & EANCK.
NV Columbia, Jan %. 1Sj2-1he sui scrib'rs citizens
# New C.Hha. Union county, horel certify that the
iuu or tavern above prayed FIR i Necessary to acccmm
,a tho public and eIJrtan stTsn.r an trayccr, and
that the above nam'd Hoffman Eauc arr of .o0i rcputr
honesty ami temperance. aud are we'll rrovit with
lpuse room and conycn:rnces for the accommodation of
strangers and trayeies and such tavern Necessarily
gaIlt,i IN ia place.
v Il !. Ritter JOl n himPel Solomon SoSoman
David NartZ John Ici>e Al raham Anscuey
Paultirod!alslr- Jacob Troyel David Kaufman
Nr T. Dsteaman Jacob Lesser Jr Henry kostenbader
Salll ~, r,l erl.r. 10 IaLol John hUlll
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04
VUNO the Hon Judges Of the Court of Common
II Pleas Of Tuion County Feb L. 1852.

TTNO the fioh JUdsts UT lsIe 'lOuTt u No'I1Ior'
Il Pleas OF Union County. Feb. L. 1897
The petitipn Of Jonas Fisher respectfully rcrreScnts-
That he Is esirous Of converting the house win he NJ"
Cccrri.s at Wilt. Deer Mills in White Deer Township,
it an inn or the accommodation ri the puh1c
80 ~ entertainments. Of strangers aud travellers. His
location an excellent one and lie teiseves such houS
necessary the above stated purP He Is well pow
l IA hous. eniences for those TurPus"s
yui therefore Irays the Court 10 grant him lircse
according 20 the Act OF Assembly ard he will pray &C.
JONAS FISHER.
Inon County The undcrsi -ncd, citizens of White
township, Union county, hereby certify that tie inn
a. tavern above rrayei Is necessary - atccmuo late
a. prbic ani entertain ami travellers and that
tbe ,e named Jonas Fisher of COOL rrIur pr honesty
and TEMPERANCE, ami IS well provided With house 70 N
and cnnyeuences for the accommodation OF STRANGERS and
,-,vclcrs Samu-, Blk,r
Jonathan Eanrk Mic ssl Yost J.. 4. Albright
IA ch.entL.Ier Wri n. Mari Jacob I4issr
tar,ha,o psreharr W II Morrison s. SCI n 7. EorIe
Tran,is Walker John Bly, Daniel trump
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04

Two the Hon. judges of the Coult Of Common
Il Plea of Union county. now composing and
roliu. the Court Cuatr SESSIONS OF the Peace in and
for the said county.
The petition of Thomas Green Of the township OF Kelly
IN said ccentv respectfully showeh: That he occupies
lp e said own-hp hch has heretofore been nsfd
and occupied public house Of .ntertanment and Is
,esryss Of continuing keep public house therein; he
Therefore pray your t nnrs tD grant him license u Keep
public the place aforesaid ir- the ensuing year,
and he will ever rrav. THOMAS GREEN.
Kelly tn Jan 49, 1852 The suhscrif. r. citizens Of
Kelly In in Uren Co recommend the above petitioner,
and certify that the inn tavern above mentioned
necessary 10 accommodate public and entertain sran
GERS or travellers ami the petitioner above named is
Of good rcrute honesty aud temperance and Is well
provided with house room and conVenieces i"r the odpc
anr arroru1no lation o; strangers and travellers.
John Grove Samuel SlahI LOWS Siot's
John iiummel John triSweli Jacob StHhl
John Huntington JoEn iairsMhn Daniel siam
Henry iIummrl Nm. T. huugal Peter "uy'r
Samuel SPOTS Jacob Hum mel Andre" iieckei
Jacob Mover Jacob Meyer pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04
ELECTION.

~ He Stockholders ot the Lsr 'sisrg 4 MC-
4 .GiH5arg furr1iks Ro0d ComE any VIII
: ie, Sc notice that an Election vii Re held 81 lhe
b1u sc OF GrEo> BlEHL ~ kas Buffsio lip OF.
NJ NpAY Ne ! I doy ~ March. 49,. flr the
putPcsa ni -'ecting ore rre>l-n. ami ,uur Man
Ieet- ~ manage the concerns OF said Comp any
tST one wear
GEORGE SCHNABE1.. President.