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TO THE MERCHANTS OF
WATCHES.-A very large an6

q WATCHES.-A very large and
MFA varied assortment of WATCHES. JEWEL
" y. RI and SILFER-WARE, may be found at
SsaEs the OF the subscriber, lC6 Main street.
Exr=cre also 10 receive, in few days, from Liver
pool and London, supply of those celebrated g Da-
yid Tayior' and "Beszley" WATCHES, in hunting,
nlagic aud other cases which, added 10 his large
chors, cylinders, duplex, NC, will make his stock
compare with aay importer in the country.
IL I ELIAS HALE LEG Main ST
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DR.. WIN. II. MINOR, a practitioner, for
the last 20 years. in the cities of NEW YORK and
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave to tender to the cti-
zens of Richmond his services in ell the branches OF
his profession. DR.. MILNOR may be found during
the day, at his office, HILLS READING ROOM
BUILDING, corner of Main and Governor streets
and, at night, at his residence, VIRGINIA HOUSE
4 Grace tires
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THE STEAMER GEoRGIA.-The N o. True Delta
gives the following additional particulars OF the
burning OF the Georgia
One woman, who fell or jumped from the cabin
floor TO the main deck, was caught on the points of
the horns of an inturiated OK, and was torn most
dreadfully. But the OK throwed her into the wa
ter, and she was saved. OF the negroes on board
of the boat twenty at least, were ost-some plant
ers losing all they had. and some losing but few
Scarcely single family was saved entire. A father,
who had rescued his wife and six children, and
went back for the seventh, and was lost. A young
returned to the boat to look for female friend
but the flames "yawned around him like hell,
and he was numbered with 'the unreturning
brave"
father saved three of his children, but his wife
and six others left their ashes in the funeral pyre
OF the Georgia. young husband lost his wife, and
he sat apart the wharf as if indifferent to what
ever else might beall him. child three months
old was taken to the hotel but it had no relative to
claim it. and none knew whose child it was, A
young who lost his father and mother, ap-
peared to be more concerned about $1,000 which his
father had left in the safe of the boat than about the
loss of his parents
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E1@ FOR BALLS AND PARTIES
ssslH4 Ladies in wait of HEAD-D RESSES or
EES SCOIFFEUBES of any description. would DC
-A4a~~~@we to call on CHAS. H. LOENENTHAL.
at his French Flower Emporium, Millinery and
Fancy Store, Broad street, OF Sd street.
he is desirous of making fer his spring iuporta-
IONS. Ladies' may expect great bargains.
CHAS. II. LOEWEN1HkL.
IS Bread st. corner of Sd.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
UsITED SrArEs LIrE INsURAscr, Asrur-

US1TED STATES LIFE INsURAEcr, ANrur-
~ ~ AND TAusT coMPAaYs Pail CA0yssy
afg5s;.5 ass s.ssm Capisai! sa.s<
1884 ,203 O6.
| Inc eminent Success which has resulted to this
Company arises from its distinctive plan Of opers-
oni, emp.acins stability. security. perpetuty and
itisrespectfnlly submitssd that mo ba.,n... M, J
forthwith to lose thereby In anv erent 4. ;rhis
to gain thereby il every instant possible. provied
the Company selected to contract with conducts its
business judiciousy upon the cash principIe This
Office does deal in credits; all its operation. bens
based in cash. its policies payable fp like manner
and instead ofbeing dininished, the amount nsured
is thereby largely increased No scrip dividend. nav.
able when convenient, are issued notes are re-
celved for premiums to accumulate, eat up aud OF
in cash, may be made quarterly, otherwise, ct the
pleasure OF parties applying for insurance Annual
dividends may be converted or paid in cash BY the
| the payment of next premium, as due. No deduc-
tion from the amount insured in any event
all necessary information and assistance may be had
| on application to JAS E. NORRIS, Agent
s'h =. foa oIAfsoR;aE sanI 81; nssRS9e' GoocH, I'
| Med'csl Examiner and Referee.
BOARD OF ASSISTANTS ruA nj CITY OF RICHMOND.
| WIN. Il. MACFARLAND, President Of FaImers'
JAMES LYONS, Counsellor st Law;
| SMITH ROBERTS. Hardware Merchants:
Merchant.
HUGH w. FRY, do. do.
JOHN LYNCH, Collector the Port.
J. MILDEBERGERS SMITH, Proprietor of Amer
ican Hotel.
| EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 CO., Merchants
ROBERT D. WARD, Attorney at Law.
N. B. HILL, Auctioneer and General Agent, Wall
street.
GEORGE E. DENEALE, Senator Rocking CHAM
county, Va. ja 20-lm
TAoMAS J. NANCE. JAMES II. cLAssELL.
| NANCE & GLASSELL,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NEW YORK,
pay particular attention to the sale of FLOUR
w EAT and co RI NJ and purchase all descrip-
tions of merchandise to order.
Office, for the present. so Broad street.
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IMPORTANT DECISION IN ADMIRALITY.-Ac case has
just been decided in the u S. District Court at New
York. before Judge lngersoll in which a libel was
filed by Francis Vose, Charles L. Perkins and
John B. Kittle, against Thomas Allen the owner of
the British barque Majestic for the recovery of the
value OF quantity OF pig iron, shipped at Belfast
Ireland, by Ralston, Goodwin e. Co. on board the
Majestic to be carried to the port of New York and
there, at said port the dangers OF the seas only ex
cepted to be delivered TO the ibellauts or there as
sgns. About fifty TONS OF the iron, of the two hun
dred and twenty tons so shipped, was lost at the
port OF New York. while the Majestic was discharg.
ing her cargo, by the breaking and sinking of
Pile'wharf or bridge, upon which the iron was
placed when being landed from the bark: and the
claim OF the 5ellantsis hatit so lost before if
was delivered to them by the carrier according to
the terms OF the bill of ladinc executed at the time
the iron was shipped at Belfast The Court held that
the pier which the iron was landed swas sais
and proper for certain quantity OF iron but not
safe and proper for one hundred and fifty TONS
placed on it in the manner that this iron was plac
ed' and that in the delivery OF goods from vessel
on to landing place. In order to make it equivalent
10 personal delivery, it 'smuss be a proper place
tor landing, and the landing must be made in proper
landing manner No unsafe landing place can be a
proper landing place, and unsafe mode or way
OF landing can be considered as proper mode or
way of landing the goods"
The decree OF the Court therefore was. that the
lbellanfs recover the amount of the damages occa
stoned TO the iron by the breaking OF the per and
that it be referred TO a Commissioner to ascertain
and report what the damage is.-Bab. Amer
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T7HE WHITE GREASE" is a nev

DALE'S HOSTING MACHINES
ID We are agents for the sale Of Mr.. Jas. Bales
HOSTING MACHINES, and win furnish them at
manufacturers prices, with or without the frames
Samples may be seen at cur store, on the Dock. .o
in 2i-ts LIZ q w. e
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p ORTE R.-London and Philadelphia
Porter, In store and for sale by
s4 AaE MOORE. lso Broad st
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| |,elebrapss
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PIASOA
hey come
their toss a.s
b be VII
fFfTRE 81
Walnut
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End no's'
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TEs0 TOBACCONISTS.- advertiser,
Il gentleman "a years of age, who can give the
best testimonials to character, &c. desires stu
has considerable knowledge of that business Salary
not SO much an object agreeable situation. Ad.
dress tthrough the Post Ofhce( L. d., stating when
and where an interview may be had de 22-tf
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tSDELLIBLE INK.-Kidder's Indelli-
I bic INK, with the preparation, and Psyson's
without the preparation, for fale at
J. BLAIRH
ffS opposite the Depot Broad ~.
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-04-07
Jury List-May Term, 1854.
CR1ND JURORS.


GR-iND JCROES.
Ne,c B,rlin-John I~0ktcher.
Wale Deer-AaTon Messinger.
B.orsr-D. Rlose Christian GrOss, John Troxell.
By6ahe--Conrxd swartIiendsr.
Ienns-H. :. Boyer, =. Gund'un, jacob Ott-
t,nte-David Weiriok, A. Wi.teumyer, Noah Kister
East Bnyhioe-A. Aurnnd. jr.
knldecTeek-Jobn Auipi.ler.
Inrn-John Hitter, jr.
HITi;ey-James Madden. C. MeBch.
ksEy-Jarob fiiiman, John D~iesman, D. Kaufman.
LeiUiSJuls-Fr,d StouShton.
IeTy-Jvhn Strawser.
Wsst Garer-Henry Benf.r.
TRATERSE JCRORS
TSrry-Jonas snyder, Jacob ue.chcnhach. Geo. Buyer
HUt,y-Nu. Hoffman, I'm. Tate, rLos. Church, David
iI,t Baraioe-paniei Sellers. EerryhilI Young
Letr,sbyg-JW Shrner, Daniel sny der johnson ais,
J. l.. Eamond.
Lin.est,n,-C NJ. shively. =. Barber, Jacob Gross.
c>ntre-John Hoch, A. Eisenhower, Jacob Long, David
Wilson, Geo. Motz.
I"aa.-Henry Gibson NJ. speeLt.
BtJrer-ssmucI HackInan, +. Markley, L. r. Haines,
I. ". shipton.
JIgsis5ng-J. y. Deer, Bsrryhili Bell.
C,.opaae-Ira sairs, David snyder, Jacob Sceehsist.
Eehy-John Meyer, john NoiI.
toAt Ba1a,oe--i;. II. Laird.
Hhde Deer-D. h. kaufman.
Itans-Sipou Kantz, Simon Christine, S. r. Y.arck,
Geo. J. Il. Uirich.
Ua,htngt5n-M c. Meyer, l. r. Boyer, Z. r. Menges.
1ald.cre,k-John Kline, J. Ssur.
Aep B,ii,-W. b. Baau,, +. Prank.
Butia.oe-Geo. J. Wolf
PETIT JURORS ed week)
Cntre-simon Snyder, Geo. Schuinau, Z. BOwersox, H.
NusSer.
Hhie Dter-Joseph Meyer, Il. Candor
Ba9;rioe-H Bigger, Fred Pontius, Martin D-cisbach
Harasy-D.vid Sitter Jacob Moore, W. Fisher.
Irns-E. hngie, Peter Kerlin, Peter bog
Itrry-J.G Graybill, Daniel stuck, Peter Acker.
yI,discrtek-ALdrew Huruinrl
WdsiiaJton-W. Tests, }. :. Haeken berger, l. Boyer
BGrer-Hcnry Mitchell, John Spangler.
Chdynan-Samucl Sholi.
Linessore-Danie B.nf.r Klcckner, J. Seebo,d, jr.
L'd BuraLe-Sieo. Wolf
E,gtnt1y-Henry Bogenrcf
NeW Brlin-B. 5. Winter David Mauck, n. Swip-co.d.
tnioi-John Gug-r, jr. Elias Sear.
Hast BeG,er-N Naurer.
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Lithosfaph Printing.

Few of our readers are aware that w
have in Lewisburg Lithographic Printer
who executes work with commendablc
skill. He is an artist by profession, ard
has not become perfect in this new branch
of business, but gives promise of superior
excellence. We are Indebted to Mr. EoLK-
MAR for life-like engravings of the new
Methodist Chapel in Lewisburg-of the
Freeburg Academy-and a Map of Uaion
county, showing the townships, boroughs,
towns, water courses, mountains, heaviest
hills, mills, &c, as far as his sources of iu-
formation could supply him. 1t is not al
together correct, but from this outline he
purposes perfccting and filing up !Iap,
which will be worthy of the patronage of
every business ma1 and farmer in the
county
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Prothonotarys' Office,

J. ". R~nfr. his bill, Ct Merchandise re-
ccived by Prothonntary,
J. II. Cornelius for one blank Book ard Ink,
Chas. Ruchmiiler for binding Laws Of 1858,
jos. Eyster, Proth'y, his bill Of fees for lso3.
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county.

r@.We have confidence that our young
friend, the new Editor of the New Berlin
"Star," wishes to conduct that paper in
such manner as 10 make it acceptable as the
organ of the Wing party of Union county; we
are also sensible of the many difficulties that
beset him in attempting TO pursue an impair
,ial course on the Division question. But we
suggest for his consideration, whether it was
really FAIR TO give the New Berlin REVIEW of
the Lewisburg memorial, and NOT give the
L.ewisburg memorial lsefl-And We com
plain, that his short synopsis of the views OF
the Lewisburg meeting. was not satisfactory.
He gives the New Berlin meeting in reply
twice its length--in full. We ask him 10 do
US justice BY publishing ours also in full. Let
the friends Of Division express their own views
in their own words, friend LE.nER, and they
will be satisfed-bnt not otherwise.
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EsSD,

In Lewisburg, I'd inst, Psrra Mrrns, aged
~ wears and month.
In East Builaloe. Sd inst. CArH.nISE, wife
of George Reed, aged ~ yeags.-AlSo FHEDE-
RICK Jackson, aged years.
Atthe house of her brother r-in-law. P.Beaver,
Lewisburg, 9Th inst, Miss JANE &. SiMoSToS,
aged about % years.
The deceased has been called for many years past to
endure deep a1ctiou Claiming exemption from :he
sufuness common to the human raco--fceiins and
acknowledging many faults and many infrmities--yst
those who knew her best, will testify that she was
strictly consideration, and deeply aectiona;e Her lat
illness long and painful but she bore 1t with
calm, intelligent reliance upon ic mercy of God through
Jesus Christ her Almighty saviJr.-licr funeral Will
take place saturday the Sti inst 10 O'Clock, A. Nj
= Communicated
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Regi;ster d. Recorders OHc

c. Breyman, Register Recorder tor Deed
Docket and freight.
Do registering deaths, marriages, &c.
Jos. Louder for repairing Press In Reg and
Rec. ofiice,
S. S. Aurand, do do 40
Chas Buch,niller, for binding Laws Of 1859
aud 30 for Reg. Lee. Office,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-04-07

To the Honorable the Judges Of the Court of
Quarter Sessions of Union County, at May Sessions, A.
J.. 1854.
The petition Of Martin Rudy said county respectfully
represents that he is now keeping public house Of
entertainment in Buffalo township at place called Far
mersvie. at Abraham Youues Mill, formerly Guldins
Mill he therefor. rrays the Court to grant him license
to continu. keeping public house Of entertainment ht
the place Aforesaid, ard he will pray, &c.
MARTIN RUDY.
We the undersigned citizens of sad township of Buffalo
do certify that well acquainted with Martin Rudy
petitioner and with the house that he asks license
fer and that he is man Of good rcpute for honesty ana
temperance aud that said house i comnodious and con-
vencut for such purpose AMI that he Is well provided
with stablpg and other improvements and that suth
un or tavern is necessary for the accommodation Of
gers and travellers Witness hands March 1857
lam Eourk. r. ter Miller, I-ssc Walker. IA, ard
Cuir. Peter Hinmelreich, Daniel ~ Renner Abraham
Srieg'ne'sr Adam Young, David H.iser. Geo i-farr,
Abraham fours. Edward Flick. pd
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T Isl of LETTERS remaining in the LEW

I Isl Of LETTERS remaining in the LEW
IL ISBURE Post Office, April |, 1854.
Aurand Sarah, Aumiller Geo, Ai.Ine Henri
/ eta Miss
Esower Daniel ?, Borcr Jacob, Bowman Chas
/ NJ, Bell Washington G, Rren A. Brown FL
/ lot B, Baker Vocaiisis. Becker Abraham
Sarch Ann Miss, Cheler James, Cremer A
/ W ;, Cochran David
fsetrich Benz, DeGsham Eliz Miss. Dillard
Geo p, Dare J &, Duder sarah J Miss. Derr
Philip Davis Sarah T. Mrs, Davis EliZ Miss
Ernst Nicholas, Elliot Mary Mrs
Frederick Mrs John, Fieshs Heinrich
e.ramley Geo
nEou>e Jos ., Heckel Andrew, Halfpenny
VIM, Hue Susanna
King Martin, Knppenhaver IeTem'h, Kephard
Danl, Kephard George, Kline Washington,
Earschner VIM
loose John, Lucas Robt, Lulen Lin, Lar
NOR VIM, Lafey Abraham
Eseixel Gilbert MAfarty Patrick 8. Miller
Jos =, Mclaughlin in, Morton n C, Myers
Dugal, Miller Aug Moses DAM, Miller Anne
Ioll Wm, Noll Sami l.
Eseady Andrew, Ream J s, Robson John,
Row Jacob
Shafer Michl, Sieiler Lcvinai, Sieadman II
l.. SNYDER Jacob, Smith Mary l., Snyder
VIM H, Snydcr Mary " ., Sower Henry,
Smith Reuben. Shafer Abraham, Smell
Jackson, Shafer John
Trout George >
sandling Lizzie
" Imerj Peter, Wei.lc Elisha
Nodder Sam fsil
y. B-Persons calling for any of the above
Letters should say they are advertised
II. W. CROTZER, p. NJ.
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To Joseph Kus,erborder, Henry Kusterborder,
Elizabeth kusierborder. "A aron Kuster5orjer,
Andrew kusterborder, Lucy Ann Kust-rtor-
der. Margaret Kusterborder Danie! kus,cr-
border. John Kusierborder. Samuel Kuster-
border. James Marshall Guardian ad ltem
of Solomon kusterborder, and Elias Kus-
terborder by his Guardian Jacob Kei.er-
Heirs and legal representatives OF Henry
kus'er5Order, late OF White Deer Tp, Union
Co., Pa. deceased
NOTICE is hereby given. that by virtue of
~ Writ of Partition issued out of the
Orphans Cour, of Union Co., Pa. on the Real
Estate of said deceased. situate in White Deer
township aforesaid. an Inquest will be held on
the premises on TvKspAr the :5th day OF April
next. al ten o'clock in the forenoon Of said day.
for the purpose of making partition or valua-
tion Of said real estate; when AMI where you
may attend if you shall think proper. Given
under nv hand at the Sherif's Office in New
Berlin, this I'd day Of March. A.D. 1854.
JOHN KESSLER,
6w5l6 Sheriff Of said county.
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rr See New Advertisements.
Volume N.

The present Number commences the
ELEVENTH YEAR Of the Chronicle
on the seventh under its present Proprie-
tor However manifold the failures of
its predecessors, this paper has certainly
demonstrated its ability to live, and to
furnish punctual, reliable, and useful
medium Of interest and benefit to the
public.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-04-07

Court Of Quarter Sessions Of the Peace IL and ior
the county Of Union 1t May Term. AID. 1854
The PETITION OF Thomas Of the township. Gf Kelly
in the comfy Of union. respectfully represents that he
Is well pro'de with houserom and conyeuirnces for
the lodging and accommodation OF strangers and trarei
ers, in the house nov occupied by him ard for many
years kept house Of pubic enertginipcnt for stran
gers AMI travellers; hc therefore prsy The Hon Court 10
gra mt him n license for the same. THOMAS GREEN.
We the undersigned rizens Of the township q: kellr
do certify that Thomas Green. the above pctGrer is
good reyute for honesty and temperance and we'll pro-
,ied every necessary convenience for the acccno
daou of strangers and travellers, and that such inn
tavern is necessary TO accommodate the public We
therefore huDbiy pray your honoraie bcdy 70 iraht
hun 4 hcense.-Narch :, 1S54.-.pd
J.ier J. caui J g. Dpt.gmor, John H'cts' Yanac M
i>nboch Ts>r Gsyer. A. 2ofSr. f'nirs'o Hecfd .iosi
Rsys,. DIR,el Sia. .-l Ss.si, Samuel alii J. Dasss-
y.2E ia - RsHi.ta.
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n OTICE.-All persons are hereby cauto-
~ ned against purchasing or holding a
Promissory Note made by me to John Burget
for the sum of Fifty Dollars, endorsed with
one or more payments. SAID note was given
for horse which he warranted to be a good,
steady working horse. suitable for truck
wagon bat the horse has the heaves mighty
bad, is not true 10 pull. and is in short 4
worthless beast, and the note having been
obtained through fraud I will not pay the
same unless compelled by law.
GEORGE DARR.
Buffalce TIP, March "a, 1854
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building neso Bridges AMI Repairing
old ones


Henry W. Snyder for repairs Al Penps Creek
bridge al seiusgroy-- Is Sc
Charles Ri-h.l, for - feet plank AMI labor
1T Selinsgrove bridge, q
John A. Snyder, fOr laying plank on New
Berlin bridge, and repairs, V1
William Peters, for materials and labor at
bridge across Turtle creek, near Turtle
vile, S6S
Moses Mohr, for mst.rials aud repairs Of
bridge Fear Bsnm's Tavern, in Middle
creek tow pship. ~
Z. d. Menges for Ditto, near T. kantEs, In
Washington township, w
Martin Dunke, for Z72 feet plank for View
berlin bridge. and having ~
William Peters, for materials and repairs or
bridge acrrcss Turtle creek, ~
J.rob Fryer, for materials and repairs of
Mildlecr-ck bridge. at Niddiebnrg. 20 y
p. Kerlin, for repairs OF bridge at b. Longs
in Penn township. %
Samuel Ewing, first payment On contract for
building u new bridge scross buisioe
creek at lewisburg. 4is -
Shoemaker Maus, first do on do for Mason
work at 10. 200 90
Merritt Chapel, do do filing in at 10. las ov
j. II. App, for elo feet plank and hanling fog
bridge across peuns creek at H. Long In
Psnus tow pshp, II %
Joseph Loug. for materials aud repairs at bridge
scross Middleereek near 5. HncEniaster, in
West Beaver township, 30
john Kline, for filing in q: tho bridge near his
mill ia Iiddlecr.ek township, %
j. NJ. Ncsbt, for maxim: measurement Of sn
bankm.nt or filling in at ie~isburs bridge
Budalo- c-erk. %
Shoemakrr Maus, ii payment FIR mason work
per contract, ut bridge across Euna0- creek, lvO co
Gideon L.is.nring. bill for lumber for repairs 1t
Longs and seussEoye bridges across PENIS
creek, 70
Moses Mohr, ios fec, plank and repairs o: bridge
Mrihlccre-k near weize!s. 20
Aaron BeDicr, for hauling gravel u New Beriia
brds-, = 90
filing in at Bni.alae briicr at Iewisburc. l25 90
john ). Kern, for plank and repairs Of bridge
across Mildlecreck near Beavcr Furnace, Is
Philip kantz. for repairs at bridge hear sail KS
in Washington t'~nship- 70
Samuel G. Fishcr, FIR 5S5 feet plank. hauling tie
rsn.e. aDd repairs OF the two bridges mar y
kanu's, across Midileersek in Washington
township, - 10
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Lewisburg. Oct. 3. 1858

To the Hon. Judges of the Court Of Quarter
Sessions of the Peace in AMI for the county Of Union
at May Session A. d. 1854.
The petition oil Vim. L. Ritter. Of New Columbia. town
ship Of White Deer county Of tnon respectfully show
eth that your petitioner desrous Of keeping public
house in the house kept by him for number of years
and is provided with every necessary accommodation TO
do he therefore Irays the Court To grant him license
to keep tavern or house of public entertainment for
the accommodation Of strangers and travellers and such
a tavern is necessarily wanted. WIN. l.. HITTER
We the subscribers citizens of White Deer township do
certify that the above applicant is Of good repute Ter
LOIerty aud temperancc, and is well provided with
house and convenience for the lodging and accom-
m@laiiUn travellers and Strangers and such tavern
necessarily wanted in New Columbia In wtness our
hands this 3Oth day of March. 4. d. 1874
JgrJ'laa Diff aderje, Join kimpel, IacoJ '7I1Te,
Dasie +. Hsieier. IsGoc X. Fisher abraham Argeney,
HsTy NoT. Idf tHdcr, Jacob syIkGr, oel Rdncs,
<iniTeI0 .SJsrt. D. s. RufhrdiiB, james Adams.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-04-07
March 10, l
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court OF
Quart.r scr-ioras aud for the County of Iniuri

! To the Honorable the Judges Of the Court Of
Quarter Sessions in and for the County Of Union,
May Term. 1854.
The petition Of Ann Guinter Of White Deer township
in th. count, If Union respectfully shewetb that your
petitioner s des!rous Of keeping public house
house ut by Ann Guinter last sni xhsre she for
merry KEEP; public house for a number Of and is
provided with every necessary convenience Sic
therefore prays the Court tn her license
tavern house of public entertainment fol tie
u,odann Of travellers sud such tavern
necessarily wanted and she will pray &c.
ANN GUTSrFR
We the subscribers citizens Of White Deer township
GRITTY thst the above applicant is of good rcrute for
honesty and temperance and i we'll provided th house
room AMI eiisne- for the lodyin aud mis
ton of travellers and strang-rs, and such tavern
usccsssry wanted Witness hands this Msrc 2, 1854
Wi,iism Grintrr. Antrew Seibert Conrad Blind Danl
u .chcr. Ssnacl ito l.ier, kobort MCu-ey Jr. Eai.y
NCuriev, joel Hanck. Jonathan Ranck, Samuel Grml-
er ing, barl.~ Kline, jacob biting