old England'! diciplined legions to respect ihe Ka Ble, the itr and Ihe stripe of this glorious rrpub. lie, Such then w the charactet of Col. RICHARD M. JOHNSON in war, and fur this alone his me mory must be forever green and frosh in the grati tude of a nntion of freemen. Hut it is not as He ro alone it is not eiclusivcly as a great and suc cessful commander that we claim for him the high est consideration nf his fellow citizens brilliant and enduring as are his services on the field, ihejr fade away and arc eclipsed In view of his character and services as a civilian, a patriot, a statesman, and a philanthropist. His name stands connect! d with almost every great measure which has carried eacc and comfort home to the doors of the poor and oppressed for the last thirty .sevcu years. The records of the nation bear us out in the broad as eertion, that RICHARD M. JOHNSON has -originated nearly every great measure which lis improved substantially the condition of hia coun trymen in civil, political, and social life, for irmio than a quarter of a century past, and we chal lenge comparison of his services with any of the heroes and sages who have gone before him. As a writer his style will compare in point of diction flu J elegance wilh tho best Stale papers if sued by Thomas Jefferson ; and if we turn to the doctrines which he has promulgated by his great example, through his State pnpers, and by hia speeches, we shall find them predicated upon the same immu table principles of truth, upon the same cardinal principles of civil and political rights, which pro duced the immortal declaration of American lixle- pendence ; nor has he ever for a moment departed from those pure principles of the republican creed ' which found ita best friends wilh such Democrats ' s George Washington, Thorn is .If tit rson, Uen janiin Rush, John Hancock, Samuel Adims, ".'amca Madison and Andrew Jackson. All his services in Congress indicate him ae one of the 'ration's greatest benefactors and best friends. If ''we refer to those measures which havo effected the 'w hole 'country in their practical operations, we thrill pm-eive that he has always been on the side of popular rights. The aristocracy of wenlih, in its desperate efforts 'io control the elective franchise, and invaifa the Sarjcluary of private judgement by its terrors and Its poison, has found in RICHARD M. JOHN "iSON a bold and successful opposcr. Well then trlny tho Democracy of numbers stunt up ami say to all the world, RICH ARD M. JOHNSON IS T)L'R MAN and well loo may "the toiling mil 'lions" proclaim, "well done, good and faithful strvanl." And well may they say pf RICHARD W. JOHNSON, thi is the man whom wc rit light 'do honor. If Col. JOHNSON has tendcied scr. "vices to the people of the United Stales in their ecpeurto or individual capacity, so pre-cminen'ly flref-t, if he h.is a throne created to his memory in the 'breast of -every friend of freedom, he also stinds'forth before (he whole world as a national benefactor, and is no less a representative of the genuine character Jf our Tree institutions, than h. is tF the most huirihle individual whom he has represented on iho .floor of congress. It is in this lugh natioual -character, that steps beyond the Wderg-oT eny -single state, ih.it give him cl .ims upon tho people of Pennsylvania as well as upon the people of Kentucky. The East, the West, tho Nstllrand the Sauth, from centre to ciicumfcrcnce, all unite in giving him an hearty welcome to the Presidential mansion. He has waded lo this high distinction through blood, which ho has poured fourth tike wate in defence of our common coun try. Wull docs he merit this ; proud distinction and, wall -too muy the freemen of this country pro claim lo tyrants and their vassals, (hut "li'jmlr lira li'tnot always ungreatful." And lliey will point -in triumph to Col. JOHNSON, and say here is Ihe man clothed with the Presidential robes 'iri theI more blood for his country than any ntker man living." Ili'ioleed, That in recommending Col. Joiursn lo the people of the United Slates as their next candidate for the presidency, we feel assured that we are only reionding to ihe feelings and will of ail immense majority of the ieople of Pennsylva nia,' and that with him for candidate, the victory will be easily won. ' Etsolred, That the letter of Mnrtin Van lluren, to the Missouri Legislature, declining a nomination for the Presidency, exhibits his devotion to ihe Irfist interests of the Democratic party, and meets ifce: decided approbation of the eope of the whole Union, and esjiecially of the Democracy of Penn sylvania. Hesolred, That wc rrcummrnd lo nor Demo crats fellow citizens of this state, to rally wilh one nccoid upon the heroic Col. J oh as theii candi dale, and we trust that the Democracy of the nation will forego all local cimsidt rations, and rally upon the man who will carry litem through the conflict in a bl7.o of glory, and when installed in the Prcai denliftl Chair, will bring bark the Government to what it was under the administration of And cw Jackson, vi : a nation out of difficulty with foreign powers otfl of uVU and oat of the fangs of National Dank. Hemdred, That we heartily approve of the ad ministration of our talented and patriotic Governor, DAVID R. PORTER. A majority oflumily three tiousand by the Democracy of the Keystone state, veil entitles him lo the confidence and res j vet t of the people. UtMilvtd, That we shall ever cherish with grat tude the remembrance of the illuairatious AN DRE VV JACKSON, whose military prowess and civil virtues render him second to no man living j and until the nation restores to him Ihe fine he paid for defending and saving the beauty and hioty of New Orleans, wilh full interest thereon, we will look upon bint as the object of national injustice. On mo ion of Col. Seih Salisbury, ut Bradford county. lltsolcctl. That the Pre.i.lcnt of Ihe meeting ap point a committee of lour In foi ward its proceed. rigs I Col. RicHiau M. Joussox and Gen. Avnutw Jt! asov, with assurances of the liiU toiiriJeruiioji of (he DciuGi'Mcy of Pennsylvania. Tho Chair, In pursuance of the foregoing reso lution, appointed the following gentlemen : Col. Seth Salisbnry, of Drsdford. Atmon H. Read. Esp., of Surquehanna, E. H. Lowery, Esq., of Crawford. Col. J. Twsy, of Dauphin. On motion. Resolved, That the thanks of this meeting aie hereby returned to the Hon. John C. llncher, for the faithful and dignified manner in which he has discharged his duties as presiding otlicer. On motion. Keeolced, That the proceedings of this meeting he publiched in AM. the Democratic papers of this State and of the Union. On the motion, the meeting then adjourned, wilh three enthusiastic checra for Col. Richar M. Joaisn, the Hero of Iho Thames. Signed by (ho officers. to rm svsnt-ar amkrica. Mr. Editor: We understand that Captain Wnv If. Kae, of Rush township, Northumberland county, will lie a candidate in June next, fur Brigade Inspector of the First Brigade, Eighth Division of the Pennsylvania Militia. We are well acquainted with Capt. Wm. H. Kase.and feel satisfied that no man in the whole Brigade is better qualified, or would perform the duties of the station more punc tual or wilh more dignity, or who hasepent as much time in promoting the militia interest as the Cap tain. He has for a long time, even since he was I A years ot age, been engaged in military pursuits of a volunteer career. The Captain haa been instru mental in raising one among the first and best looking volunteer companies in the state, which he haa the honor of commanding, and which he exe cutes with honor to himself, nnd to the entiie satis faction of all who sec the company. As he is the only candidate oil. red who is compelled to do m li lary duly, wc hope that a general support will be accorded to him at the polls, on the day of election. MANY VOLUNTEERS. Mi.hci'rt, whether in the shape of Blue Pill, Calomel, Corosive Sublimite, or any other form never can effect a peiinanent cuie of any disease, because, lieing a mineral, it cannot be digested, an.l consequently cannot purify the Uo.nl. The only curative properties it pises. is tochangc the pre sent development of the di-ease and substitute a notber in its place, liruntlatli's 'icitakh- Vni- tersttl 'ills stand e-cmitient in the cure of dis ease, bee mse their clTc'i are ascertain they are sdulary, and bring composed entirety vf veg. tables, they cannot possibly injure ; therefore a trial of Ihem is always safe. (Jj- Purchase in Sunlmry, of H. B. Masscr, and of the. agents published in another part of this paper. .W .1 K It I Kit , On the !ih inst.. by Ihe Rev. J. P. Shindcl, Mr. Gkohak S im of .Mahonoy, to Miss Kuzvitirn Haht of Augusta. At his residence, in Augusta township, JACOB VORDV, sn'r., aged about 75 years. rUlCD CUKIIKNT. Currrcltd weekly by Henry Yialheimer. w H kit, no Rrr., :,n Con, - - . . . . 4 0 04TS, HO Pork, - 5 I'UHHII, ... . 5 Bi'TT:n, - . - . . - Bkkswax, .... 2.-, TiiLow, .... 12J lliiu.ii Arn.K, - - - 75 Do. Pkaciiks, - - 2(io Flax, ... H Hm-kleii Flax, lo Eons, ...... s) I j Mprphla ! Ij nk .la!! Mure I'ronft oj the I'.ffwity nf pr. Htrrlith's Me dici c. MM R.JONAS II AR I'M AN, of Komneylown. ifji. Pa., entirely cured of the als.vu disease, wliieli he was alllieied wilh for six years. His symptoms were a s nse of distention and oppres sion after rating, distressing pain in Ihe pit of the stomach, nausea, losa of a;pctite, giddiness and dim ness of sight, extreme debility, flatulency, acrid e ruclalions, someliines vomiting and pain in the right side, depression of spiriis. disluils.1 test, f.int ness, and not able to pursue his business without causing immediate exhaustion and wesiine-s. Mr. Il irtman is happy to slate lo the pul lie, and is Mil ling to give any information to the nftlictcd, rc-pic-ting the wonderful benefit he received from the use of Dr Harlich's Compound Stiengthening and Ger man Aperient Pills, Piincipil Ollire, No. 19 North Eighth street, rhiladclj.hi i. Also for sale at the store of HENRY YO.VI'HEI.MER, March l'Jlh, 1513. Acnt. Ma SRIOASB INSPECTOll. VPP. WM. II. KASE. ,4 l!ush township, No'lhumlierlsnrl roiintv, t'llera himself as a candidate for the Dice of Krfg.ide Insjiertor, at the ensuing elec ri.tn, to be held in June next. He r. s eel fully solicits ihe support of his fellow ri lin us, and liusls that his long experh-mv in military matters, will enaMu him to disi'harge the duties of add 'olfito with entire satisfaction to the iicorlv. rch l'Jlh, 1813. iu:jimi ii i:imitits, TTERKBY gives notice lo all who are Indebted to him, lo rail and settle their arcounis, on or liefoie the firsl day of May next, after which lime, those which are not settle J will le placed in the hands of a magistrate for collection. He will ul tend in iwr-oti until the first of April next. JSunbury, Maah l9ih, IS 12. UOIlT.ltT C'lKTI'.K &. SO, PAPBS MANUFAOTUREnS, l.onAard Street, Hultimorr. T I AVE constantly for sale. Printing Paper of all sites and qualitiea, (!Hp Writing Pap-r. nil. d and plain, Letter Paper, white and Hue, ruled and plain, Hanging Paper, fine and eoiniii ai, Euvilope Pacr, do. do. rm ditnn, doub'e ciowu, crow n and f Ktra siw.l Wrapping Papers, Colored Medium and Royal PaMra, Uonml, Hn.,.r' and Snaw Box Boards. Tissue Paper, and all ait elrs In ijie r I lie, whuh they wi'l sell im ai coiuino.laiiiig i.rin. H ilM'st pine given f.i old rags. ROBERT CARTER A March 1 3, IMS. ElUoii, MJ. IiITTELTM . Ml'SEI M QF F0REIG3I L1TER1TIRE. CONTENTS OF THE MARCH NUMBER. LJTTrns from the Baltic; Viscount Pslmerston; Mr. Serjeant Talfonrd; Right Hon. Charles Shaw Lefevrc; (Speaker.) Crotchety Men and their Counterfeits; Lire and Poems of Margaret Miller Davidson; Letters of John Adams; Impost me-; The University Feud, a Poem by Hood; Politics of the Old World; Captain Gray's Journal of Two ExprN ditions in Australia; Anson's Expedition, No. 2; Mrs. Daviea' Re-hlcnre in the Family .f Mural; Dr. Parkin on Epidemic Diseases; Collier's Rea sons for a New Edition of Shakspeare; Petre's Ac count of the New Zealand Company; Luc is' Trans lation nf the Maid of Oileans; The Gift of 194?; The Sieppes of Southern Russ a, No. 1; Memoirs of Madame Lnfarge; Essays written in the Intervals orBusine-s; Dikker's Coinedte of the Patient (iris sell, (IfiO.I;) Jack Hinton, the Guardsman, Chap, I to 4; Handy Andy, Chap, t to 3. tS iKMct; ami Art. Fresco Painting; Thunder; New Galvanic Batte ry; Geological Map of Fiance; Silk Worm: Habits of Swallows; Discover of Painting by Rubens; Floating Breakwater it" Brighton; Compressed Air applied to Ship; Mr. Lyell on the Pennsylvania Coal Mines; Snow on Rail Koada mi lied by Steam; Round Towers of Ireland; Fossil Remains of a Sloth; Marks of Masons in the Middle; Age-; Im pression of a Crucifix on a Tree; Discovery of Fresco Paintings; Dagu rrotypo and Ktcriiotvpc; Painting by Paul Dclaroche; Piincess R..y.d"a Por trait; New Historical Picture; Romuii Antiquities in London; Sir F. Chsntrey. OlU'lTAHV. Admiral Sir John Well.-; Duncan Monro; D ni neeker, the Sculptor; Earl of Westmoreland; Dr, Barclay; Mr. Mi'ler, Ijuciii'e Counsel; Mr. West, M. P.; Earl of Egmoui; Earl of Falmouth; Rev. James Chamlers, f ritter Provo-t of the University of Penn ylvania; Col, I'eivlor; Lord llalyl uitoii. l'oinitv. The Pearl-Weaver; Recall Me Not; Love Necr Sleeps; The Monks of Old; A Home Scene; The Ohio; Kindness A Child lo his Silk Grandfather A Psalm ol Life. MlVEM.ANV. Statue nf Poussin; Population of Great Biitain; Cookery for tho Poor; Greek Tragi dies on the (Jerrnsn St igr; Rolirrt Burns; Madame Lnfarge; Cook's Voyages; Clim ile of South Australia; Emi gration; The Power that Governs the World; Chess Players Chronicle; Mr. Lyill; Bjrou a Don Juan in French; Letier of Queen Charlotte; Singular Growth of Fungi; Public Feeling in H.viov. r; Giave of Mor.ari; Gas Lights in Australia; Vocal Music Conducive to Heal h; Mr. CarKI. ; Anecdote of the late Earl of Westmoreland. The MUSEUM is sold by Mears. Carv.ll ,V Co., I0H Broadway, New Yoik, and by ihe. B.Hik sellers throughout the United States. Phick. Six Doll irs a year, in advance Seven and a half, if tint. l'lmtiti Sn sheets, under 100 miles, tl cts.; over toil milt s. 1 5 cts. As S,x Dollars is not a eonvi niei t reuiit'anre, di-tarit sul-serdwrs will please sei d f in part; on rect i, t of which Ihe wo k will lie , rarrlullv wiaptd up, to nnv Post Ollire in the United Sure or British America. E. LIT TELL cV Cl), 27i Chexnut Stmt, I'h Imh -;'. BOLTON & CO. fsOii ral l'iiiiiiiMloii .I'i lianlN, l'ur the Kite of l-'lour, tlrnin. Sad, tc, S". RESPECTFULLY inform their Irieiids ami . the Mrrctmiils generally, ibat ihey hse ta ken those large nnd commodious Wharvis, with two D.nks, ninth of Cln-siiiit stnii, on the 1). lawiTe, together it It the store No. lit S.iiith Wharves, where they would be pleased to receive consign ments of Grain, Flour, Seed, Whiskey, Iron, Ac. Ac lieing also well prepared In forward nil kind of Merchandise by the Schuylkill nnd Union, oi by the ChvnH like and Tide Water Cnuals, as tow boats are kept expressly foi the purpose 'of lowing boats by ei her route. Men-limits will please It particular lo send their goods destined by either canal-, t No. li) South Wharves, Iw twren Market and CheRiiul streets, on the Delaware, w ill) directions nceomp ii)ing them which route they wish them to be shipped. fXj' Plabtir and Suit for sale, at tin- lowest mar ket price. LOLTON A C . Ma-ch 10, 1812. No. 19 South Wharves. TAVERN NOTICeT To ihe Ihiuoralile EM lswit, v'jr., t'retidenl, and his Associate, Judtfrs of the Court nf lur. ter Stsxiims of the einmly of fitirthiimherland : FIHE ieliiionnf John Hause of Sunburv, in said l county, humbly represents, that ho has noted the tavern stand n-.w occupied by Cbirlc D. Whar ton and formerly kept by Henry SlulTer, well pre pared for the accommodation of travellers, Ac. He therrfote prays your honors to grunt him a I reuse to keep a tavern, during Ihe ensuing yrar. and ho will pray, cVc. JOHN HAUsE. To thk JiniiKS a nnv MKiTiovkii : The sub. srrilrs. residents, of Suiilmry, hereby certify, that John llause, the applicant for the license, is a man of good repute for honesty and temperance, nnd is well provided wilh house room and conveniences for the lodging and accomm.Kl.il ion of strangers hiiJ travellers, and thai a public hu'usc there is ne cessary : they therefore recommend him us a pro per ersou lo be licensed lo keep a public house. Samuel D.Jordan, Thomas G. II. gins, George Mai tin. Chat lis Weaver, C. D. Whuiton, Jacob Rhawu, John R.Sr, Joseph Eiseby, Charles W. llcgins, Weiser ZeigliT, Daniel Gibson, IVler Y. (iray. March l'Jlh, IS li. WEAVER'S HOTEL, Sunburff, Vlrtliunibrrlaiitt County, Vim) ltiuiiu. rilHE rubseriU'r, n-sptvlfully informs the public I thai he has removed to that large slid couiino. Iiisis Tavern Stand, at ihe corner of Market and Fawn stri'i-ts, (sign of the Buck ) fonoerly occu pied by Jonas Weaver, and lately by Daniel Gib son, w in re he is now prepared lo accommodate all who may favor him wilh a call. By strict atten tion lo business, and his utmost endeavor to render satisfaction to all, he hopes to receive a hU ral share of public patronage. I'll Aid. Es WEAVER. Sunbury. Match I Sill. IioU'kuW' li ujifsM, HAVHD-DE-GHACB( MP, H.WE coiisiautly oi hand a geuciat assoil IIM'Ilt of JUiftiS, MMW1SRS. 1'Al.Xrs. Oll.. YAUMSURS. WIX1HJW t.LASS, which I hey off r for sale on the inu-t liberal teiins. and at prieta as low si ib.we nf Philudelplii i and Baliim.e. Paitieulai a'l. iwioo will In. g;,-n i0 the ijuali lies of such sis , s as aie select, d Main I u uued fur sale, as also lo pa. king Ih. in lor iranspoil lion. HaMe-dt-liia. e, March 5 h, I s IS. :im. ,'U Nil.i:, Flesh t'lant-riries, Fi. e En 1 glisli l heeM , Keg Itat-iiu, cts. prr lb., bv Dec. 2.r., 1811. JI. U. MAS? Elf. TATEK1T 1T0TICE. To the. Ihmiiralir Ellis Jttwis, -'(., President, is)r hixlssoriiitrs. Judge of the Court nf Quor' ter Session fur t.'ir rnunty of Surthnmbfrlund t riHE petition of Charles 1). Wliniton, of Sun 1 bury, in said county, humbly represents, that he has rented that Well known lavrrn stand in Sun bury,, formerly occupied by Hiram Price, opposite lite court home, and ia well prcar.d lor the incoitt inodaiion of Iravelleis. eVr. Hm therefore prays your Honors to grant hint a license to keep a ta vern duiing ihe et suing vear, ari l he will .rav.Au CHARLES D. W II A UPON. To thk Jcitnss iniivr Mnvriiurn : The sub scrilters, residents of Sunbury, hereby certify, that Charles D. Wharton, the applicant for the licence, is a man of gotxl repute for honesty anil teitqiemnce. and is well provided wilh house-room an.l c nv. ro ences lor the lodging and ncconiiii.lalton of stran gers nnd travellers, and that a publid hou r there is neresstry : ll.ey theiefoie recnmineiid him a- a proper jiersnn lo be l.cenced to keep a public house. S imuel D. Jordan, William Youngtnaii, John W. Peal, Fiedertrk Lar.nus, t'hatles W, Hegius, Gen, Mnnin, John Bogar, Wm .1. Maitin, Charles G. Donuell, Geo Br gl.t, Wm. L. Pewatl, Henry S. Gobin, II. B. Masser, Pelcr I. . r un-.. March I lilt. IMS. " TATEP.1T "ITOTICJE." 7o thr llonnralih l'lis l.i iri. I'm., I'risidtnt, and Ins Assoeiafrs, Judges of th- Court of ijiiar ter Sessions, of the eountynf Xortlii,iiihrrltiiid : rill IE peliiion of Paul Roth, of Coal township in 1. said county, humbly represents that ho in tends to keep a public h.ui-c of entertainment in ihe house now occupied by Solomon Fngi ly, in Coal township, nnd is well prepared for Ihe lt'couimnda I'imi of travellers, c. Ile therefore prays your Honors lo grant hint a license to keep a tavern, during the ensuing v eat, and he will prav.Ae. PAUL RUTH. To tii k .frm; rs aiiovr m k r i o v mi : The sub scribers, residents of l'o., township, hereby ce tifv, that Paul Rolh. the applicant for the license, i u man of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided wilh hoiisc-room and conveni ences for the I 'dgiug and accommodation of stran gers and iravelleis, an.l that a public house there is necessary : ihev therefore recommend hint a a proper s-rson to In- licensed lo keep a public house. . vrAVi;iti jaoticji:. 7b the Itionmdde Klli lin. Esq , President, and his .or!iile,jHdgisnflhe Court nf Quar rVr Srjuinfis, of the cninttf of Nnthumherland : FIIHE petition or .lohnU. Wells, nl jV.rtliUtnlier I. land. In s VI county, IminMy represents, that be rrtnlilil'.es I keep a house of public entertain meiV, at hi old i ind in Norlhtimberl ind, and Is well pr. par d for ttte . reomiiioiNtion of travellers, 1c. lie ilia ifo r pru'v.s your honor to g-artl him ii iceit e to keep a tavern, ilur ng Ihi' en uing ear, and li-will p av. Ae. Jttll.N G. WEI.I.t. To inf. Irii'ins ah'VK m ksVioI i.n : The sub s. nlii'-s. residenm . I NoribiiinbiT'aiifl ber. I V ci r i ty. that .lo'ni G. Welts, the nppl runt fir the Ihvn-e, is a inlit nf g.nnl -epute fir ti vir-tv and lemper 'iifr, aid is w.ll provided wilh house ro lm Hml eiiiiveiiiencrs lor the lodging and anoinino lition I Mriifje s oil tiavellefs, ami Itint pit' lie hou e tin re is neee.-sary : tbey therefore recommend him us a pmp. r person to be licensed V keep a public hoti-e. Solomon Fagely, Jacoti Kram, John Thompson, Jacob Itaird, John 11. Runyitt, tieoige Kriege, beiiU'ii Fagely, William Kuebler, .tolin I rego, Samuel Eiscnhait, .1 lines II. Patten, Frederirk draw, Dan el Keistetter, E i is Ett-e. hart, Jeremiah Zimmerman. March 1 I, I S 1 2. TAVERN NOTICE. 'Vu the Honorable Ellis l.tu is, , I'rtsidtnt, and his Assoeiutis, Juihies of the Court of Quar ter Sessions, of the eaunly of Sorlliumberland ; rill E penlioii of George Conrad, of Augu-ta I township, in si. 1. 1 coinrty, humbly repn fcnts, dial he rouliuues to keep a puM c house nf enlei tsiuuieiii, in his old stand, in Augusta township, ami is well prepared for the accommodation nf travellers, cVr. In iherelore prays yol'.r Hotioia lo grant him a license lo keep a tavern, during the ensuing year, and he will prar, c GEORGE CONRAD. To thk Ji nnxs Aiiovr. Mr.rTio.-Kn : I he sub s.rilieis. residents of Augusta township, hereby ceiti fy, that Geoige Conta.l, ihe appbc.uit lor license, is a man of good repute for honesty and cui nance, anil is well provided with house-room and conveni ences for the lodging and accommodation of strait gets and trnvclleis, and that a public house ihete is neee-saiv : lin y Iherelore recomineiid him as a pro per person lo be licensed lo keep a public house'. Caleb Barrett, William Krinier, Geoige Raker. John Sterner, Abraham Wolf, George Keefer, Henry Hvcilv, David llatiik, D ivnl Rersrr, Samuel Sline, Sainiul Lsi.tz, Nicholas Wolf. March I lih, lIS. GVorge Shiley, .1. vlin Kni'ir, Isaac ll.it.. N ithan ',1'ifuig, Ellas Schiial'cl, Felix Maurer. TATEPslT 1TCTICJE. 'lo the Innoruhie Ellis Istri.i, En., I'retidtnt, ami his Aisaeiatis, Judges oj the Com t if f,une. tir Sessions of tin evu nil of Xurtliumbirland : rilUE petition of David llc'ib, seii'r, of Upper I Mahonoy township, in said county, humbly reprc-eiits, thill he roiitinuea lo keep tavern at his old stand, in the Brick House, in said township, and is well prepared for the accommodation of tra vellers, Ae, lie therefore prays your honors In grant him a license to keep a tavern during the en suing year, and ho will prav. Ac. DANIEL HERB. sn'r. Totiik Jrnnrs abovi: m kntionkii : The sub-scrilH-ra, residents of Up-ar Mahouov township, hereby rvrlify that Dahiel Herb, sen'r, ihe apihcaul for the license, is u mail of good reptile for honesty and teniperance. ami is wi ll provided with house room and conveiiieuces for the lodging and axToiu inodation of strangers and Iravelleis, and that a public house there is necessary : they therefore re commend liiiu as a proper pers m to he Iieeus4'd lo keep a pul.lic Inmse. J. G. Reiin, Daniel Dunkleberger, Daim I Ilowerdcr, Chailea Schlcgcl, Emanuel t'lnisl, J. dm SvhmiliVi, March 5th, lsilS. 7 TZVEPaT 1T0TICE." To the Honorable Ells I a wis, .' i'rtsi,, nl, and his Afueiate, Judges of Ihe Cotirt of Quar ter Sissiuns of Ihe enumi, of wthiimlu rlund . ritllE H'tition of Solomon R.ssler.ol Georgi town, 1 Lower Mahonoy lownshtp, in said routilv, rcsa-ctl'ulty represents litai he continues In kc p a laveni, nl bis old stand, in (ieoigetown, ami is well prepared for the neromuiodalioii of tiavt ','u ra. A c. lie then-fore prav your honors to tram hint a li cense In keep a U.ein dii'ing ihe . ..sn'mg vear. and he will pray, Ac. SOLOMON liEI.EU. To THK J l IUIKS A I! o Ml .OIIIVHI .Til., sub. scribcm, residents ul l.ow.t Maholuiv low ilIo do her. by (frilly, tlu.t So'.onto,, csl,; il. n,.,,-,,! lor the license, is a man of g.m.1 rcpurv ri.r hone.iv and temperance., nod u w.ll piovidn! with h.nis.. room and roiivcuicu.-es for iho lodging and a.voin modution nf slrsug. is sod Msvih-r.ia! ih .1 a lie lio.ise tin re istuvess iry : lli. v then l.oe rv ntend him as a proper ( eis.Mi i Is- lueioul to krej. a piiinic iiousis Michael Leaker, Philip Ib.bh.ji. N sol.s fhi.gauiJii, Jicoti S. it, t.e..re lirosiu-, l.'cig,. Spali, Joseph Feiisl.riiiacher, J hu Stniili. Wj bam Mialf r, ". Neidlu ger, .Mk'hael Sliatler. Jacob Snyder, Mr.-h 5:h, 1812. WHARIiON'S HOTEL, Siiiibmy, rtlniialt-i laii.l C uiiuly, PEWNSYLVAJJIA. TMHE siib-4-ritar ri sh cifnlly inlorius the -ublic, 1 that In-has it moved lo ill . I l uge, slid o. ioii. th.ius Bi l k lloue, on Mait. t square, opposae the Court H..ise, (l.iinicrlv kept bv Una u Piice.) uheie he is now prepared io aiv ni'inodale all who m y favor Inui etui ,-sll llemg thai kful f i past fsvois, be hopes by strict allei ti.ni to bus lie, to ict't'ivtt a lilieral si aie nf puhbc atroi age, Ac. C1IR.I D. WHARl'ON Suiibuiv, Manh 5th, I"!.'. H lf S Th.mas, E P. Shannon, John Whe .ilev, D. Br nit gam, John I.e. nit m, Joseph 1 1 oil mini. T-VEB.1T 1T0TICE. Tu Iff llitnnretbte Ellis Lewis, Esq President, unit his Assrciates, Judges ef the Court of Quar ter Settinns, aflheeetmttf Northnmttcrlun't . fllilE pel. I ion of James Lee of Northumberland JL in atid rounly, humbly represents, that he con tinues to keep a house of public entertainment at his old s'and,in Northumberland and is well pr pjivd f.it thft acorn m id ition of travellers, Ac. IIh theriTiTn prays your Honors to grant him a liceno to keep a tavern during the ensuing year, and he will pray. eVe. JAMES LEE. To thk J i nuts ahovx MFMTiottito : Tho sub. scrtl-crs, r. sidents of Norihumbertand, hereby crrtit'y that Jan es Lre the applicant for lie license, is a mm of gotsd repute foi honesty and Temperance, snd is well provided with hou rsom snd conveni ences for the lodging and aecotnmod iiion of strang ers and ti.iveibrs, and that a public house there is rtecessa'y : they therefore recommend him aa a proper person to la? licensed to keep a public house. John Fri.k. Wm. H. Waples, Wtn. Fo'sjUi, D tint I Wi inter, .1 tnii H Taggitt, C. Woods, March r.'.n. MIS ta vi.it. Vo l i7i:7 To til e llmoirtdilt l'lis Li iris. .'., I'rixidinl, and his Assnriutrs. Judges if tin Court of uor ter Smsion. if the ennui 1 of Sort huinln rlund fllUE peliiion of Sehnslian Boiighner ol Sh inio I kill township, in said eouiiiy, humbly nyic scntH, that he coiitmites l ileep a tavein at his old stand, along the rail road, aiirl is well prepared lor the accommodation of travellers, ir, lie there fore prays ynur Honors lo grant Inul a license lo keep a tavern, during the eit-iinig vear and he will prav. Ac. SEB.STIN BOUGH XER. To tnr. Ji t's m imitr. mitiomi.ii: The sub-scrila-rs, residenls of Sliainokiu, hereby certify, thai Sebastian Boiighner, the applicant for the lie. n-e. is i man of good reptile for honesty and temperance, and is well piovided with boo-e-to in and conveni ences for the I aiding and iiccomm.Hbition i f strutl gi ra and travellers, and ih.il a public house there is necessary: ihev iheielore r. c .ininenJ him us o proper person o he licensed to keep n public house. J ihn Tasgart, William Forsyth, John S'iriiier, Wnliarn Mcl'ay, Daniel Weiiner, fletiry S Thorn rs Mari h fnh, 1812. J..hti Fri k. J .hn G. Wull. James Taggrrl, John l.i iseiiring, Jaradi Li isenring, D, Uiautigam, Iri T. Clement, Daniel Smiih, Joseph L. Snyder, Win. Farrow, W. W. Waters, John Smith. Geoige Ktiek, I Ic my Kl.tse, Win Furrow, jr. George fjotiseit, John Mar ?., Silas S. Faircw, March 5lh, IS12. '." TAVERN" NOTICE. In the lloniirniile i.tlis Ia wis, 7'..v., J'rtsidrnt, and his Assoriatrs, Judges of the Court of Qtmr tir Sessions, tf fit euunty of Xnrthunihri land : riHE petiti not Henry Dm 'ting, r ol Rfish town I .hip in s.td ci unty, btimblv ilr settts, that he continues lo keep a pul.lic boti-f of entertain ment, at his old stand, in Rush town-hip, and is mellpiepni.il f. r the ticcommodal inn of travellers. Ac. Ile ther. tore pravs your Honors to grant h m a license to keep a tavern duiirg the ensuing year, and he will pruv, Ac. 'HENRY DINDINGER. To inc. .Iiitnxs ahovk vi i.ktiok . : 'lhe sub scrriiers, Tt-sideuts nf Rush tsh'p, hereby certify, ih it Henry Diluting, r, the applicant for the license, ia a man of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided for house-room and convenien ces lor ihe hxlging and accomm. station ol strangeis mi. I Iravelleis, and that a public house there is ne cessary ; they therefore reeoniTnettd h m as a pro per person to lie licensed to' keep a public house. Aaron CumpMI, Alexander Mrore, J. J. Vastiue, John C. Ik. l, Wm. B. R fta, rlh.nn I diuson. Joseph Shaipless, tieorge A. Dixon, Lauc lb-wilt, Wm. H. Kae, Wm. Wtll.ii, John Andrews, M i. eh fnh, 1842. I tavern7notice io In Honorable l.ltts l.twis. l:.. Preside'!', and his Aisoeiutis, Judges of the Court of Qutir Itr Sessions of the eounti if Xrthuniherlnnd F1VIE pcHUon of George llrosius of Georgetown, M. Lower Mahonoy t .wiidnp, in said Cininly, le spectfully represents, th.il ho continues to keep a tiv.rn, nt bis old stand in G. orgctown, and is w.ll pre ared lor ihe act oinii.odalioii of travellers, Ac. He thereforf prays your honors Ij grant him a li cense to keep a tavern, during the ensuing vear, midlm wilt pr.iy,Ar. GEtlliGE BROSIIX Tc i rn J i in. i.s ahovk m lntiiuii d : The r iib sciibers, irsidcnta of Lower Mahonoy township, hereby certify, tit it Georgri Brosius, the applicant for the license, is a man of good repute for l.onesty and liniier.i e mid is well provided wilh house room and ronveuiene. s for Ihe lodging aii.l uccou, ino.U'ion ol'stiaiigeis and tratelleis, ami that a pub lic house there is invcs-i.ty : they thereloie reeont mend him as a pr. per a.s.ui lo be licensed lo keep a public linn..'. Mlllt'l'l lt4- lU'itlll lllOW. rPhe pnl. lie will please observe that no Brambelli Pills are genome, unless the box has three U bels upon it, (the 'top, the side and the bottom) cich eoiitainiiig a lac-simile signature of mv hainl wriling, thus II. Ilniviuii . rii, M. D. These la. hrls'aie engraved on steel, beautifully designed, and done lit on ei'rtse of over $2,0110. Thcrcfoto it will lie seeii that ihe only thing necessary lo pro cure the tV.i'.liciue in its purity, is to observe these labels. Remember the lop, the side, and the bottom. The billowing lespeciive jmtbuiis uto duly auhon r.cd, and hold CERTICATES Or AGENCY, For the sale of Urandreih's Vegetable Vnivemul Pills. " Norlhuiirberlanfl county : Miltciri' Maukry A Ch.iinbeilin. Sunbury II. B. Masser. M'Eweus ville Inland A Metxell. Northtimlilaud Wni. Vomyth. Georgetown F. Midlmger A. Co. Union County: New Berlin John Hoffman. Seltnsgrove Ever and S.hnure. Middlehurg Isaac Smith. Beaveriown J. A F. Bingaman. Adamsburg H. A A. Santh. Mitllinsborg Swope A Laird Haitleton Daniel Long. Free burg G. A F. C. Mover, tantrevil'e Stailey A Lcnh.irt. l.ewislnirg WnHs A (ireen. Colunilriii county : Danville E. B. Reynolda Co. B.rw-ick Shuman A R tlcnhoiise. ('nt Inwissa C. A. A C. . Brobts. Blootnsburg John R. Mover. Jeisey Town Levi Bis. I. V- shinglori Root. MiCny. Limestone D. L. Schinerk. Obseive that each Agent has an Engrav.d Cer tificate of Agency, containing a representation of Dr BRANDRETH S Manufactory at Sing Sing, and upon which will also be seen exact copies of the new otitis now usdl upon the Brandnth PHI Hoses. Phtlidilphia, office No. S, Noilh Pih street. B. BRANDRETH. M.D. Jinuiry 1st, 1S12 J.. DC FO?w SALE. Miih-iel Sli ilfer, John Fci.steriii .ehcr, William Shallci, Abraham Tmiey, Peter Winner, Nicholas Brosius, John Seller, Michael Lahr, John Lahr, Paul Lahr, Joseph Feiisternir.cher, Solomon .'ti Bjlcr, .l .co'.i Snyder, March ft, ! I .' 'TATES.lT ITCTICE". '.;. ltoiimtit,tr l:is I. tins. Est., I'eisidi nl and hit I isociults, J'idgrs ,? Court of Quae Ire essoins, oi trie count u ol .rl iiiniherlttiul 1IIE peliiion of .la -oh siiau. ol lieoiL-eliiw-n. Lower Maiion. y town Inn. in snd eounlv. In. in! Iv reprcs. ins, iltal be roiitii s to keep a pui- hc bouse of riilerl nnineot, si his old stand lit .eoig. town, mid is well piepi.red far the accuin nio.lit'.iou of Iravelleis, Ac. He therefore ptavs or Illinois in grant him a license lo keep a la vein, during Ihe ensuing v.ai, and he will puis, Ac. J ACOB SPA I Z. To Tiir Ji m.:s a sov r. tv i ioh in : The sub serdu rs. u-s uS'iits ol l-.ou r Matnaioy. hereby rorti l, thai J ai ol. Sp.or., the uppllcant lor the liei'ltse, is a man ot g.sd i. pule loi lioi.c-ty aisl leiiijieiaiice, and is well pio.i.led wilh Iioii--.iooiii and eonveni cinv.il. .r tin- . sitting and .ircouiuni.laii.in of sir in g. rs and li .v. bei, and ibal a p'.tl.ltr hoti-e there l- n tesaiv : lb. ili.iit.oe rei omtn.ud him as a prop.1 pel sou I.I Is- Ih .'lls. .1 lo keep a public DOUsO. Michael l.i iik.t, 4 'oinud (lacbmail, Jo i pll lloig .inati, Ml. hat I Eiigel, 1 a. ob Michael, "Sl I I-II4II S'i i Man Ii .Sib. Ifil2. Joint ji. ua, Jas'ob Bingaman, F. V llingcr, d'lani Shall, r, Soliiiroo Ressler, John Smith, i 'Kllhl Tub's TAKE .N 1 1 it t.', Tltui we have '' applied lotlie Court ol Cumrii.ni Pleas of j or tbii.nl.. rl Hal Com. ly, lor the benefit ol the laws nu.w lor Itie relicl nl Itie insolvent ilililois: sisl 1 V... t..:., i ., w. , , . . i 4 , , . , I . , i ,i '.. "l"'H nnsilimilFiirriB iirT,.ii.m that the Judges hi .,,.) t ou.i have .p(s..,Ucl Vlirea.ls. Ac. Ac, AUo, Co.ds. 1'I.Migh l.iws. III.. Lr.t IJ.Jt.l .r ..f Aliril I tut l.t huir ... ... 1 .... .... ...... ... ...... . ...... It tiler.. Trie. s. C.m..n and Linen Carpel Chains. , I I ,11 O.I 1,1 ull Still.' FOR sale a small Farm, containing about una hundred and ta n acres, more or le s, Fit it a lo in Point township, Northumberland count., about two miles above Noithumheihnd, on tho main road leading from that place to Danville, adjoining lands of John Leghott, Jesse C. II orlon and others, now in the oecupji'cy of Samuel Payne. About forty acres or said tract are clraird, and in good stat.- of cu'tivalioii, on which there is a small bant i red d. Tho pioperly will be sold on rtasoi.ahlo leim. For further particulars, persons arc request ed to apply to the rul scrihi r. II. B. MASSZR, Agent, Nov. 2?ih. 1841,tf Sunbury. Pa. l .N: A. 11 UVU ITDTS" China, Glass and Liverriotil Warehouse. !'o 104 Sorth Third street, third door belvw Vj'r.e street, I'hiltittelphiti. "IT r HE RE they constantly keep on hand a large ' ' assortment of China, Glass and Liverpool Ware, which they will dispose of on the most re sonable trims. Philadelphia. Nnvemlier 13, 1841. -ly. .larub l'rihiutli &. iuu 1) EsPECTFL'LLY informs their Iru lids and ricipjaintances generally thai they still continue- n. k.- o it thu old stand, No. 246 North 3d street. Tin a.;. !phh, all kinds ot TollACCO S.WI F AD SEVAHs. Which they -will sed on the in. .si uccouunodutirg and if is iitdilo terms. N. li. All iroods sold will be guaranteed, i.nd ull ordt-rg promptly attended lo. Phib'.ilelphi. Novenibrr 13, IS1I ly. LAST MAKER, 71 Callow hill Street. Philadelphia, filntt dtsir uhove Second. ) lltl'. Findings always kept on hand, which he oilers lor sale on lite lowest terms, t ommy Mcn li mi-, are paitiiulaily lo call and jude foi theinsv Ives. PI ila.blphia. November 13. IS 1 1 . I v. i.owi.u vv p..iiitOi7 Impoi lers and I lea lei s in Foreign and l).inteslie. Uaitlware, N. I'll NoMt'll TlllBli STaikT, I'HILVMlLriltA. ' II ERE their fi lends and luslomers w ill alw av a ' ' find a large and genets! asiirliiM'nl of Foreign and Domestic Hatdware, which they will sell at the biwest prices. Philedelt hia, November 13, 1811. I v. i: i ; v .v i .1 s. Me 1 K 1 : i.a.n ikvTo. Wholesale lealers in l'tnein Uiitit.li and American l'rv Clouds. So. !U5 Mnrlri sry,, Philadelphia. CiOl.'NTRV Mer.haitts, and others can be sup J plied t all times Willi an extensive assott nient of the best and most la.-duonuble Good upon the mnt reaxniuhle. terms, Pbil iilelpbia, NovemU-r 13, 1S4I. 1T. .tlicli.ivrVt;aivr ".oii, COPE MAKEJ2S & SUIT CUANDLECS. .Vo. 13 Xtrth titrr Street, Philadelphia. n A E exist atuly cm hand, a general assort ment cl tVvt.tagr, Seine Tlkinrs, vir : 1 ar'd Ropes, Fishing Rop.s, While Kopes, Manil la. Riga's, low Lines for Canal Boats. Also, a e.Mi.pk-re i.ntinei t of Sine Twines, Ae. sttrh ai Iteriwi K!i mi, Hiitine Twine. Ileal Patent Gill JoU Feb. 12, 1812 . t .a ( in. . i I II ' tNlilll llll IHIH H ni MHIHP, 1 ou'1 , u '" f ""'f.v. wUn ,f, u (f whuh tUy will du.ii., of on nmsonahls) m may al'end il you think pi.svi. letms. I.v V 111 l t., I'hd..l-i.,l.;, Vo.r.,1.. 11 l4l 1-. uI'SmkSson. i:siii:iiu'K. iiA.si:i;trA. ars. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE. tu. IOC. l-'Z Market Street, Pliila. (Hil. w Ftfik Oituthtide ) A I.WAYS kerpou hand a full and Renerat a si rtineiit of II.) iery, Lace, and Fancy Go.sls, Country Mer. hauls are respectfully requested Ul give th. m a call ami eiamina for themselves. Philadelphia, November 13, l$4L-.ly. s-rs.ius lliilelHed lo ll Csiale ol the Wi- w Mary MyerN dec'J, are reuueited ton.ake ( ni. iil iumudialelv, wsl -cisms having rNons s.Hiii.i mid eii.i, sic rripiesl.d l.i puwu.t ihe same, piojmly auitK.MUi.alrd, to D UR.417TIGAM. Noithumls-rland, Feb. 12, IHU. 6l. Ei'r.
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