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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GCssIp.

Curious DEMONSTRATING not few of
those American journals which are sure to be
vociferous for war, in peace, and for peace in a
season Of wEr, e:ssyiGg to make anti Admin
istration capital by repeating the dishonest
subterfuge Of the London Times concerning
the tone Of the American Attorney Generals
letters to Mr. District Attorney Van Dyke, on
which the latter paper seeks to justify it's blus-
ter, if net the sending hither Of the English
feet, we have taken occasion to compile
from the printed proceedings in the Hertz
case the following series Of fourteen papers,
which embrace proof positive of the justice
and prop!iety of every word written in the
two iass Of them-General Cushing's-to Mr.
Van Dyke. Tie seTics covers an abbreviated
history Of the whole case, by the by, in which
its material points are seen at glace:
No. l.
WASHINGTON, Feb. f. 1856.
SIR With reference to our late conversa-
tor, L an DOW allie to give you mere precise
inform aticn in regard to tie subject to which
IT related. l remain, Fir, your Obedient ser.
want. JOHa T. CHAMPION
Mr.. MAX SrRoBEL.
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury De-
yesterday, 10th November,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of tho Denartnapt-
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PERSONAL,

80. Hon. Jas. Thorington, of Iowa; Hon.
W. S. Ashe, Of N. c.; and Hon Geo. Vail, Of
N. j., are in this city at the kirkwood House.
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THE WIPES REVENGE.
i Scene in a Partisan Ball Room.

Two years since, Young, beautiful, and rich
ladY oil Bologna, married the descendant OF a
family we'll known TO history, and whose ilus-
trious name vas all the fortune which the bride
groom possessed: but the generous Bologness in
the ardor Other attachment, overlooked The pow
rrty of her lover, in ihp hope and expectation Of
proper return OF her disinterested love.
For year all WAS happiness 6nt last SUMNER
being on an excursion 10 Venice. they formed an
Acquaintance with family, fiom Paris Young
widow Of that family, very gay, beautiful and
fascinating. and possessing prolusion of golden
tresses which might have done honor 10 the head
of an Eve or Ophrlia, attracted the attention Of
the Marquis Della R--. Her other charms
might have failed but her ringietS were irresst-
ibie and forgetting the attractions of bis voung
and lovely marchesa, whose rich dark hair would
have wed with Capelo, Cornaro, or even a
Juliet OF the Capulets, hp became ensnared 5y the
fair head Of The lively Parisian.
After month, the family, including the gay
widow. returned TO Paris. and in another ''little
month"; the marquis received pressing call to
Rome uron business ofimponancp and leaving
his lady 10 return to Milan at leisure, he took
post for Paris with al possible expedition, where
he had been fortnight before the neglected mar
chrSa, who had returned home, discovered the
singular error inthe compass, by which her hus
lands course 10 Rome had been diverted, by
means OF a friendly letter, apprisng her that her
husband was incessant in attentions TO the blond
est Of beauties, and her constant escort to the
Theatre Italian and other places of amusement.
The lady called her brother to her counsrlS,
and they concluded ofollow the marquis to Paris
without DELAY. Previous 10 her departure, the
lady vas busy in making researches OF a singular
nature. Tie troubled times Of Italy, during the
intestine broils, had furnished traditions and
memories Of melancholy catastrophes by steel
and poison, and not few were the modes by
which sure and sudden drath might be- inflicted.
was shown, at Ravenna, in lS46, bv the
present counttSs OF Boissy, Tia GuiccioIa OF Lord
Byron,) one oithese pognards with blade Of crvs-
tai, manufactured at the Lagunian island of Mu-
rano, in the cavity of which was concealed a
subtle poison, and which, upon the blade being
broken in the body, became difused in the blood
of the victim and caused sudden death.
In the arcbievcs Of the family Of the jealous
lady were notices Of htir-loom, in the form Of
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4 MIRACLE 0E SG,ENG.I

Dr. c. l.. hfLLlvG, of Mechauicsburgh, Cnmher-
land Co Pa. announces 10 those afflicted with Tu-
rnor<. Wens, Cancers, Polypus, Lapns. Moes or
Marks Scroiula or Kings Evil; and all diseases tha
have been usually treated with Cal,,tlc Knife, he
can remove them without cutting, burning or pain !;
neither Cblorolorm or Ether is administered 10 the
patient. II is no matter what part Of the body
they are he can remove them with perfect safety,
and in a remarkably short time. No Mineral or
Vegetable poison, is applied; and money required
Uu7il is perfected.
Proapsis Uteri, Female complaints, Chronic Ven
erpal and all other diseases treated with positive
cess. Full particulars be obtained by addressing
in either English German post paid Patients eau
be accommodated with Board on reasonable terms
Mechanicsburs is one OF the prettiest and healthIy
towns in this or any other Stale. II is miles from
Harrisburg on the G. V. r. X. and accessible from
all parts of the Union.
The Dr.. will visit cases in any part Of the State
when desired
KIM reoder if you tnor Of ony afflicted .fsl-
Iou-creq'nre, delay moi, 10 tell then Of tdfs
treafment
March ., Is55.-6m.'
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sacft poetrn.
"laIlowed be thy Hamee. So
By Mss r.LlzA COOK.

List to the dreamy tone ihat dwslls.
In ripping eishing tree;
Go. hearken TO the old church bells,
The wbi<tlug bird, the whizzng bee,
ln'repret right. and We will find
IT'S "power and glory" they proclaim,
The chimes. the creatures, waters, wind,
al publish, s'HAiLowEB BE THY SAMEi'
The pilgrim Journeys ti1l he bleeds
To gain the altar OF his Stress
The hermit pores above his beads,
With zeal that never wanes or tires;
Bat hoIirst rite, or longest PRAYER
Thar soul can yield or wisdom frame,
What better import can It bear
Than, Father! '.EALLowED BIZ THY NAME :
The savage knaelng to the sun.
To give MS thanks or asl; boon
The raptureS of the idiot one,
Who laughs 10 see the clear round moon;
The saint well taught in Christian lore,
The Moslem prostrate at hi> flame
All worship, wonder. and adore:
Al end in ''IIALLowED BE thy NAME!"
NAa,e'er may be mans faith or creed.
Those precions words comprise n sill;
We trace them on the boomy mead,
We hear them in the flowing riII.
One chorus balls The Great supreme.
Fach varied breathing tells the same;
The strains may difier-but the THEME
l., Father ..HAILowFD BF THY SAaEt'
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f" 1hy Will be Dene, .


Let the scholar aud divine.
Tell Us how to pray aright
Let the truths OF Gospel shine.
With their pTeciouS hallow'd light;
But the prayer mother taught,
Is 70 ne d marchless one
Eloquent and spirit franeht
Are the words-'ETHY WILL. BE DoxE.>
1hongh not fairly understood,
Still those words. at evening hour,
Implies some Being great and good,
OF mercy. majesty and power.
Bending low on infant knee,
And gazing on the setting sun,
] thought that orb his home must he,
To whom said-s.THy WILL BE DoNE."
! have searched the sacred page
! have heard the goodly speech,
Bur the lore Of saint or sage
Nothing boiler can teach.
Pam has wruHg my spirit sore.
But my soul the triumph won,
When the anguish that | bore,
Only breathed-'.THY Will. 81 DoxF."
They have served in pressing need,
Have nerv'd my heart in every task,
And howsoe'er py breast may bleed,
No other balm Of prayer ask,
~ aen my whitened lips declare,
LIfriS last sands have almost run,
May he dying breath-ihey bear
Murmur forth-E'THY WILL RE DONE
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In the matter Of the intended application of DAVID
a. 7. BLACK 10 the Court OF Quarter SESSIONS
of Bedford County, al April Term, 1888, for a Ii
cen>e 10 keppa Tavern in the house he now
cupes in the township OF East Providence, II be-
ing an old stand
We, the Subscribers. citizens of, and residing With
in the bounds of East Providence township do cert-
fy, that we are personally and veil acquainted with
David a. T. Black the above petitioneT-tbat he IS,
and we know him To be. OF good repnie Tor honesty
and temperance, and is we'll provided with house
room and convenjences for the lodging aud accom-
modation OF strangers and travellers. And we do
further certify that we know thehouse Tor ~hIcht the
license is prayed. and from its neighborhqod and Sit
nation believe il 10 be suitable for Tavern, ard
further that such Tavern necessary 10 accommodate
the public and entertain strangers and travellers
Noah Fray, Jacob DiehI, John H. Barton,
Thomas II. Grove, James X. Spence, Adam
Hinish, William Barton, George Masraw,
Elias *. Wassrr, Wm. Fl. Morgart, VIM
W. Ramsey, John M'lIvane.
March 30, 1855.
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In the matter OF tne inJehded application Of HENRY
FLUCK, 10 the Court OF Quarter Sessions of Bed
ford county. al April Term, 1853, for License 10
keep tavern Ia the house h- occupies IN
the towa OF Woodberry, it being old stand.
We the Subscribers, citizens of, and residing with
in the bounds OF Middle Woodbury. Township, do
hereby certify. that personality and we'll ac-
quanted with Henry FIuck the above pettionsr-
that be is ard we know bin 10 be, Of good repgte,
for honesty and temperance, and is we'll provided
with nouse-ronm and conveniences for lodging and
accommodation OF strangers and travellers. And
we 90 further certify that know the house for
which the License is prayed, and from is neighbor
hood and situation believe 1t 10 be suitable for 1av
err, and further, that such Tavern is necessary 10
accommodate the public aud entertain strangers and
travellers.
s. Brumbaugb, Robert Barnet, David Stone
rook, James Miller, JACOB c. Brua.haugb, ST.
mon Beard, D. P. Brenrmau, Henry kidencup,
Jacob H. Smith, Lewis Pence, Alexander Croft,
Henry Bruubaugh, George Penner.
March 80, 1888.
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In the mattrr ofthe otended application Of FALEN-
TINE SCECKMAN, 10 the Court OF Quarter Ses-
SONS OF Bedford County, at April Term. 1888, for
a License TO keep tavern IN the house no." oc-
cuped by Kim as s,rch in the Borough of Bedford,
It being old siatsd.
We tae subscribers, citizens of aad residing with
in The bounds of Bedford borough, DO hereby certify,
that we are personally and we'll acquainted with
Varatiue Stecknan fjr above pettioHet-ihat he IS,
and we know him 10 be- or goed repute, for honesty
and temperance, a.d Is well provided with house
ysom and conyeniences Gor the lodging and accommo-
cation Of strangers ard travellers And do fur
thpr cegtiiy that we know the house for which the
license is prayed. and from its nelshburhood aud sit
nation believe il TO be suitable Tor Tavern, and
further that such Tavern is necessary 10 aceommo-
the public, and en1eEtan strangers and travel
lers.
Isaac Mengle, Samuel Davis, B. +. Harry,
Samuel Barnhart, John Alsip, Vim. keehe,
s H. Tate, Job Mann, David I. Mann, John
Halrr, P. Radebaugb, Gro. ". Bowman.
March 80, 1850.
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March 80, 1888.

In the matter Of the intended application OF BIER
NARD O'NFAL 10 The Conrt of Garter Sessions ot
Bedford County. at april Term. so. for a -
cpnse To keep Tavern in the house now occup,pd
by him as such, in the toxin OF ChaueysyIiie. it
brirg an old stand.
We the sub cr;bers, citizen az, and residing with
in the bounds OF Chaneyv.Ie DO hereby certify, That
personally and we'll acquainted with Bernard
Neal the above petitioners hat he IS, and We know
h!m 10 be, OF good Tcpuie. Tor honesty and temper
auce, and is well provided with house-foon and con-
venences for tR@ lodging and accommodation nl
strangers ard travellers and do further certify,
that know the house Tor which the license rs
prayed, ard from its Heishborbood and situation be-
live it be suitable lor Tavern and further, that
such Tavern j. necessary TO accommodate the public
and entertaia Strangers and travellers.
Michael Sjlls. Hezrkiah Rarkman, Thos.
Lrasurs, Archibald Caslrel, John Bianklry,
Anthony Bennett. Jacob kpri'. Asa Howsare,
John D. Prrdew, Adam G'etrrs, David Roland,
Hugh Wilson.
March 81, 1858.
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Tavern in the house he now occupies as such, in
tn. tn,y shin of RadLnrd II heLnn q Cd StanL

Tavern in the house he now occupies as such, in
the township of Bedford, il beng old stand.
We, the subscribers, citizens Of, aud residing
within the bounds of Bedford township, do hereby
certify, that personally and well acquainted
with John Todd the above Pettioner-that hriS, and
know him 10 be. of good repute, for honesty and
temperance, and Is we'll provided with house room
and conveBiences for the lodging and accommodation
of strangers and travellers. And 10 further
certify, that we know the house for which the Ii
prayed and from It's neighbofhoood and sit-
alton believe It 10 be suitable for Tavern, and fur
Their, that such Tavern is necessary 10 accommodate
the public and entertain strangers and travellers
Jno Thos. Gephart, David Ziinmers, VIII
liam Phillips, Joseph Sellers, !. z. Rrighari,
Jacob Croi, Philip Lenard, Frederick Schna-
ner, Frederick Sill.
March 80, 1888,
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LEATHER.
FRITZ. HENDRf & co.

No. %, North THIRD street, Philadelphia.
Morocco Manufacturers. Courers and Impor-
trrs OF FRENCH Caf-Skins, and dealers in Red
and Oak Sole Leather and klpP,
March 9, lS53-1y.
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ln the matter OF he intended application of DoMl-
NC COOK to the Court of Quarter Sessions of
Bedford County, at the April Term, 1855, fora
license 10 keepa Tavern the house now orcu-
pied by Maj. Samuel Davis in the Borough OF Bed
ford, It being old stand
We, the subscribers, citizens OF, ard residing with
IN the bounds of Bedford Borough, do hereby certify,
that we personally and well acquainted WITH
Dominic Cook, the above pefitloner--that he - and
we know him to be, of good repute, for honesty and
temperance, and is we'll provided with hoGse-room
and couyeGieRces for the lodging and accommoda-
'ion Of strangers and travellers. And do further
certify that we know the houe for which the license
j prayed, and from it, neighbnrhood and situation
believe II 10 be suitable for a Tavern and further,
that such Tavernis necessary 10 accommodate the
public and entertain strangers and travellers.
Valentine Steckman, Samuel Barnharl, Sans
Ne! Davis, P. Radabaugh, 4. B. Cramer, Ana
dris Saupp, Z. /. Anderson, S. r. Tate, JOB
Mann, Lawrence Jamison, Geo. w. Bowman,
b. F. Leader.
March 80, 1853.
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IN the matter OF the intended application Of JACOB
NChNEBLEY, to the Court OF Quarter Sessions of
bedford County, at April Term, 1855, for Ii
cense 10 keep Tavern IN the house formerly oc-
cnPied by P. Moruingstar such, IN the Town of
woodbury., ii being old stand.
We the subscribers, citizens Of and residing with
IN the bounds OF Middle Woodbury. township, do
herehy certify, that We are personally and well ac-
q"anted with Jacob Schaebey the above petitioner
'at he Is, and We know him TO be, of good repute,
Tor honesty and temperance, and is well provided
with hoUse-room and eonvenences for the lodging
and accommodation Of strangers and travellers. And
we 90 further certify, that we know the house for
|hich the license is prayed, and from its neghbor-
rooa and situation believe il 10 be suitable for
iaVesn and further that such tavern necessary 10
accommodate the public and entertain strangers and
travellers.
Philip Schriner, P. Morningstar, A. Girls
well, Daniel B. Bulger, Charles s. OelIig, Ja-
cob Breneman, D. L. Martin, Frederick Hoov-
eT' jeremiah Mentzer, Geo d. Kaufman, Da-
Vd Dtl;z, Robert Brant
March 80, 1885.
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In the matter of the intended application of GEORGE
GALBACH TO the Court Of Quarter Session of Bed
ford County, at April Term 1855 for license 10
keep Tavern in the house he occupies in the
township Of Hopewell il being an old stand
We, the subscribers citzens of, and residing with
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In the matter OF the intended application OF JAMES
FRAZIER 10 the Court Of Qrartcr Sessions Of
Bedford County, at April Term, 1855, for a Ii
cehse 10 keep Tavern in the house occupied
by \. ]. Snively, in the Town OF Schesbufg.
We, the Subscribers, citizens Of and residing with
in the beuuds OF Sehellsburg, 10 hereby certify that
are personally and we'll acquainted with James
Frazier The above petitioner-that he is and we
know him 10 be, OF good rrpule, for honesty and
temperance, and is we'll provided with house-room
and couvenleHers for the lodging and accommodation
Of strangers and travellers. And do further Ger
Jiiy. that we know the house for which the license
is prayed, and from It's nejghborhood and situation
believe II TO be suitable for Tavern, and further,
that SUCH Tavern IS necessary to accommodate the
pubic and entertain strangers and travellers.
A. J. SniveIy, J. S. Schej, John kenny,
l.. Ia. Satier, Duncan McFicber. J. NJ. Robe
son, j. NJ. Shine6eld, Isaiah Coriey, Jacob
Koons, Peter Ewaii, George M Coyin, James
GaIIipher.
March 80, 1888.
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III rhe nattpr of the intended application OF REU-
BEN SMITH. 10 the Court OF Quarter Sessions Of
Bedford County at April T., 1855, for License to
keep tavern IN the house occupied BY Benz
iamln Kegg, in The town OF Rain>burs, being an
old stand.
We, the subscribers, citizens Of and residing witt
in the bounds of Coleran Township, do hereby cer'-
fy that personally and well acquainted wlh
Reuben Smith, the above peJition-f-that he Is, ard
we know him TO be, OF good rcpute for honesty and
temperance, and is well provided with hoose-room
and convenences for the lodging and accommodation
OF strangers ard travellers. And we do further GER
tfy, thai know the house for which the license is
prayed, and from is ueighborhood and situation be-
eve it to be suitable for Tavern, and further that
such Tavern Is necessary to accommodate the pubic
and entertain strangers aud travellers.
William Cessna Elias Gump, A. c. James,
John Filler, A. X. Bowlps, William Rosr
Joseph Beck, Solomon Be-gle, George James,
y. N. Van Horn, George Bottz, P. Nj. Cessna,
r. 5. Miller.
March 80, 1855.
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In the natter OF the intende! application Of JOHN
HAFER, 10 the Court Of Quarter Sessions OF Bed
ford County. at April Term, 1855, for License
To keep Tavern IN the house now occupied by
Adam, Barihart as such, in the Borough Of Bedford,
It being old stand.
We the subscribers citizens Of, and residing with
in the bound, OF Bedford Borough. do hereby certify,
that are personally and we'll acquainted wita
l. Aafer, the above petitoHer-tnat ne Is, aud we
know him 10 be, of good rePute, for honesty and
temperance, and IS veil provided with house-Toom
and couvenlences for the lodging and accommodation
OF strangers and travellers. And 10 further GER
tify, know the house tor which the license is
prayed and from its neighhorhood and situation be-
li4ye be suitable for Tavern, and further, that
such Tavern necessary 20 accommodate the public
and entertain strangers and travellers.
A. King, s. FL. Tat, JOB Mann, VIM. NJ.
Hall, John Alsip, William RItchry. Jno. P.
Rerd, Jno. e. AIioch, ]. Compiler, P. Rada-
baugb, Geo. W. Bowman.
March so, 1855.
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Thomas Cook, John Geller, Joseph Fisher,
Abraham Lehman, Hugh B. Wertz, Peter
Wertz, Sr., Peter Wertz, IT,, james Werz,
David Walters, Isaac CLARK, " " Vert,
Andrew Hixon.
March 30, 1850
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." rue matter of the intended application OF JOHN
toDp' 10 the Court of Quarter Sessions OF Bedford
County, at April term. 1855, for I.cense TO keep
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vided with honse-roou and convenences for the
lodeing and accommodation of strangers and travel-
lers And we DO further certify, that tnew the
house for which the license is prayed, and fiou its
neghhorhood and situation believe II To he suitable
for Tavern, and further, that such Tavern is
sary 10 accommodate the public and entertain strang
ers and travellers
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In the matter ofthe intended application OF DANlEL
J.. DEFlBACGH TO the Court al Quarter Sessions
o Bedford County, at April Tenn 1865, for "a IL
cense 10 keep Tavern in The house he occur
pies IN the township OF West Providence, beng
old stand
VIZ, the subscribers, citizens Of. and residing With
in the bounds OF The township of West Providence do
hereby certify, that personally and we'll ar
qnaEted with Daniel /. Deihaugh the above petit
tloner--and that he IS, and know him 10 he, of
good Tepue, for honesty and temperance, and is well
provided with honse-room and convenences for the
accommodation ofsttangers and travellers. And We
do further certify, that know the house for which
the license IS prayed, and from its neighborhnod and
situation believe il to be suitable for tavern, and
further that such Tavern s necessary accommodate
the public aud entertain strangers and travellers
Nicholas Rooms, William Lysinger, George
Snouse, Michael $. Ritchey, John Smousp,
Michael Lufz, Andrew @lorimorr, George
Martorf, George Shrare, Andrew Mowery,
andrew Collage, J. G, Hartley.
March 30, 1880.
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In the matter of the intended application Of JOHN
BRfCE to the Court OF Quarter Sessions OF Bedford
County, at April Term, 1853, for License 10 keep
a Tavern in the house he occupies IN the Bo-
rough Of Bedford, II being an old stand.
W.. the subscribers, citizens OF, and residing with
in the bounds of Bedford do hereby certify, that we
are personally and we'll acquainted with Jot,n Brice
1he above petitioner-that he Is, and we know hm
to be, of gaod repue, Tor honesty and temperance,
snd is veil provided with house-room and conven-
epce, for the lodging and accommodation OF stTan-
GERS and Travellers And do further certify, that
we knovg the bouse for which the license i prayed,
and from its ueishboreod and situation believe II TO
he suitable Tor Tavern, aud further. that such Tav
crn is necessary 10 accommodate the public aud en-
tertain strangers and travellers.
JOB Mann, Hugh Moore, o. Z. Shannon,
Wm. Schaier, S Davis, A. King, John Ar
mold, G. w. Rupp, John J. Luther, john Boor,
B. +. Harry, G. W. Bowman.
March 80, 1859.
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In the matter Of the intended aprl,ca-on of DAMN
O'NFAL 10 The C,onrt Of t3tsfjer sessions OF Bed
tord Coantv AZ Ahril 'Vpr,n 1855 for a lic4ns. =,
kpep Tavern in the nou,e ocriinicd bv PbEp
Evans in the township of Monroe II being an old
stand
vs. the subscribers citizens Of. and residing with
in The bounds Of Monroe township do hereby certify
,h8t .ya are personally a.d well ACQUAINTED wiIh
David 0'Neal the above netitio3et-rbat he Is. and
We know him 10 be, Of good rrpnte tor honesty and
temperance. aud j. ygpn provided with house-foom
and convenences for The lodging and recommendation
OF sFanseI~ ana ravrle's, aHa WE 90 ,hT'hGr Ger
:. nrg,5 and rom - neirbborbood and sii"aTion
believe it to be suitable for Tavern, and further,
that such Tavern IS necessary 10 accommodate the
public and entertain strangers and travellers.