Submitted by Carolyn Shank Hall's Wilmington Gazette August 24, 1797 INSPECTOR's OFFICE Fayetteville, July 22, 1797 Offices of Inspection will be open in each County of the first survey during the month of September to receive entries of carriages and grant licenses to retailers of wines and foreign distilled spirits, whereof all persons concerned, are desired to take Notice, as no infractions of the revenue laws, can or will be overlooked. Owners of carriages and retailers of wines and foreign distilled spirits, will apply to the following collector or their Auxiliary officers: STEPHEN CAMBERLING of Newbern, for Craven; BENAJAH WHITE of Jones,for Lenoir & Wayne SAMLUEL HALLIDAY for Glasgow THOMAS McREYNOLDS of Moore for Sampson & Johnston ANDREW McINTIRE of Duplin, for Onslow & Duplin JOHN STORM of Lumberton, for Brunswick, Bladen and Robeson DUNCAN McREA of Fayetteville for Cumerland JOHN GILCHRIST of Moore, for Moore Richmond and Anson. THOMAS OVERTON Inspector for the Revenue for the first Survey of the District of North Carolina |