PUBLIC SALE. - '■BY virtpo of an order of sale,- to mo directed," WLW issued out of tho Court of Coinmon Pleas of Cumberland county, ‘will bo. exposed to’ public sale on tho promisea, in Frankford township, On Friday tho Bth day of November, 1339, at 10 o’- clock. A, M. tho following described real estate,' late the property of . John Campbell, dec’d and Wra. Campbell, to wit:‘ . A. TRACT OF LAND, No. 2, in the Inquisition, bounded and described as follows:—Beginning at a black oak grub in a lino of land formerly of Philip SUambaugU, thence by a tract now of William Campbell, north thir teen and-a half degrees, cast sixty-nine perches to a white oak, thenco forty-nine degrees east, eight and four-tenths perches to a post, thence north seventeen degrees, east one hundred and thirty nine perches to a post in a lino of land of the heirs of John Logan, and by tho Samo north Seventy* nino degrees, cast thirty-five and a half perehesto a while oakj thonce uorth thirty-orfc "degree, east eleven, and a half perches to a post In a line of land fonfi’cfly of ■ ■ Hickernell, and Ly the same south Ihirty-six and a half degrees, east one hundred and forty-seven and a half perches to a . white oak, a corner of land formerly of tacob Juin per and by the same south fourteen degrees, east ninety-four perches to a post, a corner of land of tho aforesaid P.hilip Shambauglt* and by the same south eighty-one degrees, west thirty-seven and two-tenths perches to, a white oak, and thence tfCuth six'ty-nino and a half degrees, west one bun* dr.id.ani cloven perches to the place of-boginnine'v containing ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY SEVEN ACRES and SEVENTY FIVE PER CHES, neat or strict measure, having thereon e -ronted a two story LOU HOUSE and a small Log St.ilile, and other improvements. - ' \ Tho conditions will be ns follows: Tho‘one-half of the purchase money to bo paid on the connrma* tion of the sale by the court'and the residue in two equal annual payments thereafter without interest’, to be secured by mortgage 'or judgment bonds. JOHN MYEUS, Sheriff. Sheriff’s Office, Carlisle Oct. 17,1939. A’FICBNTf'ION Officers of the ZSdJicg’t Ist Hrig, I \th hh r. YOU arc ordered to apppar at Lee’s 'A Roads . on Saturday the 2Glh day of October, in full ’uniform, equipped for drill—to moot precisely; at 10 o’clock on said day. By order of JAMES CIIESNEX, Col. coin’d;:. Leo's bd Roads, Oct, 17, Sijz Cents Mcwai'fl. . Ran away from tlic subscriber living in Aliflliii township, nil; tl'o ldtl> ilisL an ap .’prentice to the Blacksmith business, named ■ ‘ Alexander I'inheniii/icr; a bout" 18 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high aiul.slini built, light . hair ami light {complexion. The jjbove re* ward will be paid to any person who may apprehend and ieUiih him to me, but no (Charges paid. All persons are lurwarned a g.iinst liarburihghim. JACOILTiANDIS, Oct. 17, 1839., Variable Farm for Sale, subscribers oiler at private 'sale, the fol 4. lowing closcribed property, in Londonderry ' township, Dauphin county.con’taininfr QNI’LHLIN • \)\U:D AND-T^^Yrm r LrfcTlES’ AND of patented -land, a boiit 100 acres of which are under cultivation, the • Residue being covered with,good timber. - The im provements are a large two story,, , ’ ’ BKECK. MOilSE> With a back building; water near the door, a large ~ Orchard, a wagon shed,. BAXK BAKN. This farm is very near the river anti‘ Pennsylvania canal, about two miles below the Lumber Yards pf the mouth of the Swutara, and nearly the same distance from the Union can al. The avenues to.market are so convenient ae' ss to alTbrd ready salc for Ibrni products; whilst Limber can be procured without distant hauling. The Harrisburg and Lancaster rail road passes through the* premises. Title indisputable. For terms inmuro of Mr. Gingrich, on the premises. S. S. JJALDEM'AN, V - N T cpr Columbia ijnd Marietta. GEO. ILfcUCHEUr * Near IlogcstoWn, Gumb’d co. October 10, IS3O. . , 3t NEW GOODS! The subscribers having lately.purchased the stock of geo<ls owned by John H. Wea , Vcr, at tl\f North-East comer, of the Public Square, Carlisle, have just receiyed.a large .and splendid assortriicnt o(/Fall and Win - * 'n;a GoodO consisting in. part of superior wool dyect black, green, invisible green, brown, olive, dahlia, adelaide and mixl CLOTHS, an assortmentof heavy Cloths for Over-coats, n variety of styles of Cassbnetes and Casst netls, plain and figured silk velvets, plain and figured satin Vesting, Valcntia-vestingsr &crStc. velvet cords, bcavei teen, plain and figured green floor cloths, red, while, yel low and green flannels, white and goiorcd canton flannels, 6:4, 7-4, 8-4, 10-4 & 12-4 rose &’mackinaw blankets, English, French ' and German, plain ahdfngared merinoesj black and blue-blaek'bnnm^ines,’’plain'a'Mf figured-rcpt silks,-black grp-de-nnp, gi'o-de rines, lutestring and seuslStt’s&silks, a, large ■ and splendid silks, ’ figured silks for bunnetsi-rftlEe,: black and colored satins, a Variety rib bons. - •; , ■ 6-4) 7-4, 8-4 and'lo-4 lupines bes.l merU - * tip shawls, choneilbbroehadilanketand chal jt>\ey do., merino. clrfmev arid cashinele hand 'y-kcrchieTsi ilrishliiiensi lung lawns, linen / cambric harrflkerchiefstgreeribara/.e & gauze Veils, black lace veils, silk and pongee hand kerchiefs. , . '4-4, 5-4 and_6:4 bleached and unbleached muslins, 4-4 and '5-4tickings, 6-4, 7-4 and 8-4 cotton and linen- diapers, 6-4, 8-4 and iO-4 linen table cloths', blue add green cloth table cloths. London, French and ■Ameri can Prints, _4-4 5-4 apron and furniture checks,: mouslaine and saxony de Juirie, bo .hinelt, grecianett and bopk uiuslins, plain, • bar?d'arid figured Swiss, plain, bar’d and fig ured jacorictts,: cambrics arid mull muslins, bishop ant)y friends lawn, .thread, jaconett,“ bobiiiett and cotton laces, edgings arid in: -Settings,.,lined diaper and crash and bead bags, a large assortment of hosierj> : gloy cs, • : handkerchiefs, stocks,, suspenders, bonnets! &c.TCotton & RAo CAftfEmcydtton yarn of alTOos. coAerlet yarn, wbfßS'and colored carnet chain, lamb’s wool and meririo shirts and drawers. a large assortment of '. h f ; : VC r: :^;^OC!ERIBS,4’ <r / • tC!: . . consisting of Rio, St. Domingo, Laguira arid Jaya CofTee; Young JHysoji, Imperial. & Black ’ ’Peas) Sugar House add Syrup Molasses? . Chocolate, 1 - Starch; Ginger,. Ricci Pepper, Allspice, Indigo, Nutmegs. ClbVes, Cintlar inprijifine and. coarse,Salt; roll aridptug?JCo-, bacco, Snuß‘.’Segars, &c. &c. / : ; -, . ’: Also, an. assort merit of Ratter s’ itrs. arid v Trimmings, which 'wevwill sbll at cosf. •: ■ ANONBY■& ANDERgON., 7VOct; 10,1859. / FOR SALE. , subscriber''wiirsell the large and commodious house in which he now resides, on tlic Main street, in the borough of Car lisle, k. The lot is sixty-feet front on Main street,' by two hundred-andVforly feet on Bedford street. The biildingsave large and in good* repair, and vvejl. calculated Tor*an extensive boarding establishment. There is a well of cxctilten't water with a pump in the yard, ami large stabling attached in-the rear of the lot The ‘terms will be moderate and made to suit the convenience of the purcha ser! and an indisputable titlegiven. ~ Apply upon the premises to. , • J. D.ELLIOTT. Sept. 19, 1839.—5 t, Estate of TFilliam M. Ee'ynotds. NOTICE. V Notice is hereby given that letters of ad ministration. with the will annexed, ift due form of law, have been granted to.thesub acriber on the estate of WilVicttir hi. Rey nolds,~late of Shippenabtirg, Cumberland County, deceased—-1h ere fOr e all persons knowing themselves indebted to the said es tate, are requested to make immediatepay me.nt, and those having any just claims,to .present them without-delay GEORGE M’GINNESS, Adm’r. with the will annexed. Shlppensbtirg, 'Sept-. I‘9, lS3'9. * 6t Esmk of Jacob ffeibhy, deceased. IT UTTERS testamentary on the estate of Jacob (OWcibley, late of North Middleton township, doo’d., have been issued to the subscriber. All persohs having any claims against said estate are hereby requested tq present them properly authen ticated for settlement, and those indebted to the same to makonaVnicnt immediately. , GEORGE RRINDLE, Administrator of Jacob Wcibley, doc’d. Sept. 19, 1839.* ... . - 'VALTA3L3 PLANTATION For Sale. TIIU subscriber will dispose of at private saje that valuable plantation situate in Cumber l land county, about 5 miles west of Carlisle on Hie turnpike leading to Cbambcrsburg, and neatly in sight of the rail road, adjoining lands of John Paul, Ex-Governor Hitnqr and others, containing IGI a cros of first quality liinestbne-land, of Which about GO acres Is well timbered. The improvements aro^ a anon log Htousu : and LOG KITCHEN, with a’LOG a never failing well of excellent water near the; door, which, yvith a trilling expense, could be nlado to supply every fioli>i};itli water—also t\Vo excel* lent.orchards of.qhoico’fjwt trees. For lerms apply {n the subscriberoho mitVeast of Carlisle, near the rail road, \ . _. ItvSFISHBURN,. .. r ' for'dnnu.t J-'ishl/unii . September 3,.1830. . 8t , fj. B.—l have also several other farms and mill‘properties for sale, • \M.! ■. . Public Sale. WILL be sold by' the subscriber, at pithing vendue, on tbe premises-, on Saturday the 12 Ih if October next, at one o’clock, P. M. LOT OP G-P.OTITD situate in blast Penrishorough township, Cumber land county, bounded by lands of Elizabeth Whist ler. Widow Tritt and others, containing TEN A -01! US AND FORTY PERCHES, more or less, all cleared and in a high state of cultivation. Tho improvements arc a one and a half story BIOWSSE, , JfTB| j A OOOP2H SliOP, AND lA>GVBAftN, a young thriving Apple Or cliard of choice fruit, and a never failin&spring of water at the cldof. ■ The. above mentioned tract of* land is'of a good quality and id in a healthy neigh borhood,-wuhin one and a half miles m Alexander & Penrose’s millilnd abouthalf amilc from Whar ton’s tavcriii . . .. • An indisputable title will be given. Tonus of sale will bo made known on tho day JOHN MILLER. Sept. 6,183 D. MUSIC & FRENCH. : Tim I'rustees of the “tXURhtSLE PICM.QLE SEMIXJUIV” are in treaty Willi an Instructor of high character, and they hope to havo ino benefit of his services in a very short time. . , JOHN HEED,: . President of the Board. Octobcr'lO, 183 P» ' MERXNOES. Preach, Welsh, German, and English Meriribes of all colors for sale cheaper than feah'’bo bought elsewhere,—for-salcby Abnolß Red, Green, Yellow and extra fine Welsh and flannels, unusually low at N Arnold & Go’s. ME 111 NO SHAWLS. 4-1, 5-1, ti-4 & 8-4 Lupins blank merino Shawls of the best’quality, onb foiiflli clibapef'tHan have over been sold in town. Oct. 3. Calicoes, Checks, Muslins, Tickings, Cotton" Flannels, Drillings, Table Cloths, Crash, Diaper, Gloves, Comforts, Gum Suspenders, Stocks, Fur Caps,,Collars, &C..&o* &Oi fof sale by AnHotn & Co. take Notice, 'That I will pay 3 J cents for slaughter" Hides, and 9. cents for Calfskins well taken off. ' THOMAS WILLIAMSON. CliurcbtoWn, Oct, 3, 1830. 2m .« TS3ACB9EK n\§JVTJEM>. ■ THE Directors of, the South JVUddleton' School District wish to emjdoy V competent person to lake charge of a school at Papcrtoffini'Gumhcr land county. Apply to , 1 : WILLIAMB.MULLEN, MATTHEW. MOOIiE, ■ ; . DAVID COOK. - Paporlown, Sept. 136, 1839. - - 3t ;\ r: ■ lianpwny from the subscriber, in .pickin', son township, on the-Ist inst.,an indented negro boy named JAMES R. PARKS.— Saul hoy ts about' 17 years of age, and mid 2;; dlingstout. lie '.had on when he went away a suit .of summer clothing; and took other clothes.with him. All persons are hereby forwarnctl against harbo'ring him on any ac count. 'The above- reward will be paul to eny person bringing him home, or itnprison ing him in the Carlisle.Jail so-that -lean get him. ;: r . samuel woodbprn. 0ct.’9,1839.—5t. • . ■ PnoxHOKOTAav’s Office,? , , ■' .r-A ' Carlisle, Oct. 7, 1839. - y , , The Pampiilet Laws; passed at the Ses sion of 1838-9, have heed .'received at this office,, arid are- now ready ; (or delivery to those entitled to receive them. ' V , , , <?• GEORGE SANDERSON. P r oth% : Orphans’ Court Sale. WILL bo sold on the premises, on Saturday the 10th day of,October next , in pursuance of an order of tho Orphans* Court of Cumberland county,’the following described. PLANTATION AND TRACT OP LAND, situate in Dickinson township in said pounty, conr taining 83 Acres and 76 Perches, neat measure, bounded ,by lands of Win. Palm, John Shuler, Dunlap’s heirs and others; having a il_«. FRAME HOUSE* ff|a) AND LOG BAJtN> • tfiJLi and. other improvements thereon, a'nA mi excellent aggejs, APPLE, GRCHAIID. ■ lnhd is limestone of the first quality, 'ancl’in a high state of cultivation; being late the estate of Joseph Shaw, dec’d*— "the terms of sale are, the one third of the pur chase money 'to remain in the hands of the pur chaser chorged-on the land, the. interest thereof to bo paid to the widow annually, and at'her death the principal to be paid to those entitled—one third pn'tlio ist April next, wheh possession will be given, a*nd the balance in one year thereafter Without interest; the whole to be secured by re cognizance in the Orphans 1 Court. .. ' JAMES WEAKLEY,, * Jtdmtr of Jos, Shaw, dec'd, ■ ■ Sept. 26, 1839. J)r. Samuel Jackson’s celebrated Tonic Mixture. ALTHOUGH this medicine'isblit little known in the country, it has obtained for its distin guished inventor an enviable reputation in our At lantic cities. To those afflicted with weak - stom ach from any cause whatever, with indigestion, loss,of appetite, Vvcakncss.of the spine, pains in back and loins, dizziness and vertigo, the Tonic Mixture is strongly recommended as producing sure and speedy relief. •• To bo had in Carlisle*, only at. STEVENSON ds DINKLE’S Drug and Variety store-. Dr- Warren's Effervescent Draught. Persons laboring under chronic dyspepsia, indi gestion,'iVator brash, sour eructations and loss of appetite, will-find great relief by using a half pint tumbler-of his preparation every morning before breakfast for about a weekv For sale in Carlisle, only at Stevenson & Dinkle’s drug and chemical store-. • • [Oct.. 3. Fresh Prunes. ju.st rc'ccivcd.at Stevenson & Dinklc’fi drug alid chemical store, a few jars o (fresh Prunes^ Marshall’s: Worm SyTup and In “ lant IVcservativc. ; THIS, remedy is recommended lo all patients, nurses anil fibers who hare the management of . children, as. the most safe and effectual worm destroying medicine yet discovered.' I'he symp toms denoting the existence .of worms, are indi gestion, with variable appetite, foul tongue, offen sive breath, hard, full and tense belly, with occa sional gripings and ffSlns tfbout the naval, heatand itching sensation about thc rcctuni,, the eyes hea.- yy and;duir,‘ itching of Uie hose,' cough, 1 grinding,of the teeth, and starting during, sleep, attended with slow’feVdr. : r \Vhen these symp toms occur, the worm syrup, if .taken according to the directjons, will afford relief by destroying the worms, and the mucuS or* slimy matter in whjch they are involved, and thereby prevent their pro duction. The Syrup has already been used with Eminent success by nmny-imlividuals in this place. s ?|Sold in Carlisle, only at STEVKXSON & DIN- Drug and Chemical store. Persons wish ing tofcry this medicine can bo referred to individ uals of ti^nhighest respectability in this town who have used their families with great success. Hal MProp, Unrivalled in its effects as a sure and expedi tious cure for a certain occrct disease, to be had in Carlisle, only at Stevenson & J&inklc’s drug store. Orphans’ Court Sale.' SN pursuance of a decree of the Orphans’ Court of Cumberland county, 1 will expose to public sale on tile premises on Friday the Isi da;/ ij' Nov ember next, at 11 o’clock, A. M. a tract of WOODLAND.-, / situate in East Penusborough township, in said county,“’bounded by-land of widow B|um<j, and lands belonging to Andrew ICrcitzor, Andrew Beck, and others, containing 14 acres and 78 perches.— The timber on this tract consists of chestnut, hick ory, oak, &c. and is worthy the attention of those wanting wood and rail timber. Terms made Jtnown on the day of sale by DAVID .HUME, . ,’ldm'r of Jno. Blessing, dec'tl. ■3t . Oct. 3, 1839, New Cffoods. cheaperi'iian ever!!! Just received and opened a splendid stock of Dry goods, . ' suitable for the season, which are otlcrcil for said on the most accommodating terms. , A. RICHARDS, Carlisle, Octv 3,1833. Estate, of Samuel Slcvick, deceased. JVotice is hereby .given To all persons concerned, that Letters of. Admin istration havc/beon granted to the subscriber resi ding'at~ '-Ithrron'a Branch,” four miles west of ,S)lippensbi>fff,.on the ro.ul to Siranblirg, on. the personal estate of Samuel ■Stovick, deceased, late of the borough of Shippensburg and county of Cumberland. All persons having claims or de mands against the estate of said decedent, are re quested to make known the same to me without delay. Persons indebted are requested to-mako payment immediately. 'DAVID SPENCER, ‘Mm'r. Oct. 3,1839. ' 6t ARNOLD & Co> HENRVWARNSE, . HEREBYin forms the public, in general, and’the former customers of the late John f>'pottswdod,ticQcn&c.il, in particular, that he has taken tlie shop, and intends to carry on the , : ' . ■ "• " : ' ' ' BOOT ASD SHOE MAKING business, as usual , two doors cast of Pitt, in Pomfret street, Carlisle, where lie will be thankful for their* favors, arid pledges him self to execute them punctually and faithful ly.' To those who do not know.his abilities it’,may not be hmiss to state, that for neav|jp the last year, he lias superintended the <fon cern for Mr. Spattswoorl,: to thcaatiafiie'tlon of his numerous'customers, •' Carlisle. Sept. 26. 1839—tf. ■; To the-Heirs and.'let'fll HepfcsenHiUiies of iMOSES SCRQGGS, late off Newton toionsllipr deceased,: \ , fOVAKE NDTtCE ttiat l wiUholdEmlnjjuisitioii * JL . on a writ-of Partition arid Valuation, 'on the prcmlsealate ofMqaes Scrogga, deceased, on Mon-_ day the 29/4 day of October, at.l l o’clock, A. M. whore all interested may attend. y<- . JOHN. AfVERS, Sheriff. ' ; ■ Office,; Carlisle, “ List of Causes, For trial at November Term, 1839. Jftr# week, commencing 1 \lh ifoycniber, 183 SK StobktoVl ■ Vs Mooro ot al Miller’s adm’ri vs Heck •- , v Kelly’s-adm’r--- - vs Crowell's adni'ra Slough’s adm’r. ■ Vs M’El wains Ross Vs Mobro Harlan & Noblngor vs Ego Blrkman vs Swoyor Vs Gray & Caufqiaa Vs Faloon Wilson Givin Second week, commencing the 18//i i\ I bienjJer,,kB39; vs. Davis’ adm’x 1 vs Crawford vs Same Chuijh Barr Same Fetter va Alexander Bamitza:;:,;- 'vs Herron Woodburn-, . *va Noble •* Turnpike Co. , vs H. R. Company BelraWovcr - vs Paxton of al UhdenVobd - vs WoodßVirtl,. Dobb’s ox’ra vs ■ Eby Church . - Vs Dioltipson College Carothcrs sx’ril vs Carothora Vs Anderson ' Vs Nobli Vs Eby ys Herron ut al Vs Casey, Vs - Fleming vs Wilson & Thayer .Vs Longsdorff vs , Rupp vs Wilson Loo. Moiiroo Love’s adm’f Lefeper Crolzor Emmingor Coldor Snevely Same Todd Taylor ' Vs Taylor,. Savings Fund vs Paxton Same vs Craighead Welsh vs Kinulg Kenego ■ vs Elliott Meixdll ot a! ' vs Wodils , GEO. SANDERSON, Protb’y.- Dame 1 ! Reynold and Magdalena" his wife, in right of said Magda- lena, HenryNeidigh, Sam’l Ncidigh, 'Vo {helldra and Daniel Ncidigh, John"Neidigb, legil Jicprcscn- Prcderifclt Fircy and Elizabeth >lalivis if Samuel Ids wife,'in right of said Eliza- Nddigfc, laic if both, Henry Highlands & Dor- JOrun/’furd town ’othy his'wife, in right of .said ahifi, f/ccV. Dorothy, John Flory & Esther .Take notice his wife, in right of Said Esther, that the above and Catharine, Ncidigh. J described Alias Summons in Partition has been issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland county, W.turnable 11th November 1839, when all intercst cd nny atCciKiV' ’’ '. i “ ♦ John mvers, '■sheriff. Sheriff’s Office, Ca.lislo, Oct. 3, 1339. fit Head Quarters, Ist Brigade, I Ith Div. P. M. J Carlisle, 9th September, 1839 i S 'IiRIGiWE ORDERS. A GENERAL COURT MARTIAL will bo convened at the public hoDsc of Capt. Wjm Mondy in Carlisle, on Monday 'the 21st day of October next,'at 2 d’cVoek.'P. M. for -tiro trial of Major Samuel Alexander, Major John M’Cart nev, and Lieutenant Alfred Creioh, alloftbo First Battalion of Cumberland Volunteers, and such other prisoners as may be brought before said court, upon charges exhibited against them by Lieutenant Colonel. Willis Foulkv commanding said Battalion, as specified in his complaint dafed tile 25th of March last. Tlie members comprising said Court will bo de tailed as follows, viz: - Prcsident, Lieut. Col. John Tresler, 39tb Reg]t. 'Licut/Col. Rohert.M’Cov,. 113th Reg’t... Major Wm. Wallace, Ist Ueg’t Volunteers, g Major Jacob Rehuab, 2ii Bat. Cumb. Vol. _g J Major Tims. Craighead, 86tli Ueg’t. S |. Major Samuel Brenizer, 86th Reg’t. £ I Major Jeremiah Drexler, 39th Rcg’l. . I Capt.W»i. Moody, Ist Bat. Cumb. Vol. (_Capt. Michael Wise, Ist Bat. Cumb. Vol. Two orderlies will be detailed from tiro Ist Battalion Cumberland Volunteers lo attend said Court. ... i Brigade Major Edward Armor, will give such other "orders as may bo necessary to form said court, AFi\l. CLARK, Brig. Geil. Edward Armor, Brig. Maj. ■ j The Hon. Charles M’Ciuro has been for said court, and will officiate as JudgS Advocate. By authority of the commanding General. , EpWARP ARMOR, Brig Maj. To the Heirs' and-rlegal . 'Representatives of JOHN STOUGH, late of Newton town ship, deceased. TAKE NOTICE that I will hold ah Inquisition on a writ of Partition or Valuation, oh the premises late of John Slough, deceased, on Thur;s~ day the 24 1 h day of 1839, al IX o’clock, A. Mi where all interested, may attend; ' / * , JOJHN MYERS, Steriff. • Sheriff’s Offidu, Carlisle, Sqff. 26,1859. PdblicSale. "Bj BY virtue of ah order of the Orphans’ Court of HP Cumberland county/will he sold on the pro* miscs on Saturday iholOth day if October next , Uio following described 7“ Traci ol‘i<and, ~ Ike cßlato of Dr. Benjamin Weavor. dcc’d, situate in Monroe tbvvns.hipjn said, county, bounded by lands of Henry Erik, John Cocklin, Michnel Lol ditr and others having-thereon erected a two story PAAME AND LOG HOT7SH, AND LOG BARN, ' B 5 ill,. containing fifty seven acres and twenty three peaches. Sale To commenoe at ,10 o’clock, A. M. when terms of sale will he made known by . John line, Mm’r of Dr. Denjamin Weaver , det'd. September 2G, 1839. 4t Orphans’ Court Sale. By virtue of an order ,of the Orphans’ Court of Cumberland county, will be exposed to publio sale, on the premises, on Friday thelSth day f October next, at 13 o’clock, noon, the following PIECES Olft PARC ELS Of ; L A N p ; • situate in DitAinson township in said cotintf, be ing parts of the farm late 'of Wol./Ik, Weakley, deceased, about eight miles west, of Carlisle, .on the Walnut 'Bottom foad ( thc first piece being bounded by lands of Samuel Carotkers, the Dick inson church, Dr. Ci Li Chmnuns, Wm. Craig low and the reaiduo of the farm of' decedent from Which it wha-takenj . , ■, CONTAINING ABOUT SIXTY ACRES, abonkfifteenaores thereof being under timber, tbd residuo is in a good state of cultivation, and has oil it an ezcellent'and never failing spring of wa ter. The other being,bounded byihe road leading feim the Walnut Bottom'road to the Spring Mills, arid lands bf-O. JohnstoCrim*n hoirroand Wm. CONTAINING ABOUT SIXTEEN ACUOS,. about seven acres of which is covered .with good timber, Rio residue is in an excellent slate of cul tivation; both pieces LAND of first quality» The tenps of sale’are—the bnq third purchase ijibney to be paid on tho confirma tion of the dale,,tme. third on the first day of Apnl next and the residue in one year with out interest; all tp bo : secured bj? judgrnent bends. .The growing crop.of.coru is reserved to the tenant and , JOSEPH A. EGE, r , Adm'r rf W. L. Weakley, dce'di 1 —■ ' '"?* List of Letters Remaining in the Post Office at Shippens. Bono, Pa. on" the Ist of October, 18S9-. a .1 —— .k ... Aimbright Henry Knouse GcorgiH Addison David . ’ Kyner Elizabeth Alleman Clirist’h Krall. Maria AlexamlceJobh Reno\ver Havid Armstrong James L E • • Lawton And, , Barnet John . Lindsay SamH EarriitsEmily Landis David , Brown Elizabeth Logan Susan BrookinsWni. Lalerty Barnard EoVvcrs Jacob Lesher HaVid . Burcbill Eliza. M Eoonc John , Mackey James Revi- Burkholder’John M’CrackenWm. Brown L.ij.cy Miller Elizabeth Earnerd Tbds. Miller Mary A. Brabejider And’w Miller Cpnrod 'C Miller John W; Campbell Jnn. S. Miller William Crowley Isabella 2 Mclhorn Henry Coffey Eliza -Mateer Robert 2 Coffey James Mf.'Vherter William Cojfey Wm. M’Hlroy Rob’t , Cummins W. B, Moore James ■ Cahel Marg’t M’Clane Mr. Cloddy John Mo oterspaugh Jbn • Campbell Jno. Ma clay Eliz’tl.M. Coale 4. E. N Crall Jos. i Neely John Clark James . Neely Sam’l Gi fcainS Gem ’ ■ R I) ’ lieiley T. Rev’cb. Havis Henry, Rook Elizabeth buiilap.Wih; Roddy Abraham •bevor Catharine Reichert’ John jja. bdnlap Sam’l Reigle Jacob E . Renich Felix Edinbaugh Jnm Rife 13otii-el F . S Foust banicl Sliover DaVid Fleming Win-. ’ Strohin Henry FraZer Andrew , Shcaffer Henry 2 , Foreman Jacob R; Scbeller Adam Frymoyer Isaac Sbaffdr Elizabeth Fettenberger Philip Smith Marj' Ann •G , Smith Win. Givens John Sellers Catharine A. Gibbons G. C. Docf. Stevehson James Gilmore Jnol - South Benj’n jr. Greer Eliza Seip Williani_ Greer Thos. Doct." ■ Sharp'd# Grech Jacob . , ”, ...T... Galahcr M-ary Tolafi 13." Graft Geov . Tlirush Peter H . . Tucker Enoch Huffman Traxler Jacob Hummer Eenj’n W , Harbison S. or Thos. Waltrick Peter' Hughes David .-Weinbrcner J. Rev. Hornish Jno.2 .. _ Whislor Daniel Haldeman D. or, Abm.Wlet George ■ Hahn Israel Waterman Isaac Hart Wim Weaver Sarah Alias'summons to Nov’r Term, 1839. No. Ik. Johnston & M’Guriiv 2ieglbr Michatil Johnston Ueo.,Jr, . , j; WUNDERLICH. P. M. P. S.—Persons caUing'for letters in the. abhve.llst will please say they are advertised. Remaining in the Post Office, at Newvh.ce, Pa., October 1, 1839. John Atk'enson Geo. Humes John Albert Col. E'. Eilgore Henry Bartow Benj’n Mickey Daniel Boyer °Henry Miller David Bowers William Balm Joseph Brim S. H. Patterson . Elizabeth Caldwell John Reed, Esq.' Geo. Christlieb Nancy’Shuler Mrs. Elizabeth Biller Daniel Bell Samiiel Davidson .. Bov. A, Sharp- , Ilobert Findley . B. R. Sutherland Cathrine Geese Jacob Shpllabafgcr Sarah Geese ' Nancy Turner Jacob Geese - Alex’r Thompson Mary Ann Hoover Geo. Taylor Jacob Hemtninger 3 Sam’l Westhever Samuel Hefllefmger William Zcigler Patrick Mays NOTICE, ■is hereby given that-my wife Matt l), left My bed arid board without any cause. 1 hereby Torwarn all persons not to harbor or trust her on uiy account, as 1 will pay no debts of lier-Contractimr. ——; V ry ” DAVID S; WHISTLER, Miffiln tp. Oct. IQ, 18S9.—St >. Sheriff’s Sale* •Sy virtue of a writ of FL Fa to mb tliret ted issued oitt of the Courtof Common Fleas of Cuinbcl'laild'colipty, will be Exposed-to public sale, rot the. Court, House in the bor ough of Carlisle.' on Saturday the ninth day of November, 1839, at-10 o’clock, A. M. the following described Real Estate to wit: . ' A LOT OF GROUND siluate’ in East Pennsborough Township; beginning at a rock along lh'6 -side of tile SriftnueliMiUftlv river, thence along the land of John McCord, north eighty five and three fourth degrees, west fourteen and seven tenth perches to .the centre of a spring, thence by the same north, one and three fourth degrees, West itwelve and six tenth perches to a red oakV'thcnce by Stiine 'north fifty three degrees, east; six and one tenth perches, to a—thence fiy saUlc north, thirty six undone half degrees, west twenty Arid seven tenth perches to a post in the road, thence north twenty six and one half degrees, west ten andv seven tenth ; perches to a post in -the line -of Samuel Bowman, thence by said Title north severity three and one half degrees, cast four and five tenth perches to a post - beyoild and near the red hickory on tho'batlk of the said Susquehanna river, thence down said river the several courses thereof fifty anil eight-tenth, perches to the place of beginning, containing :one acre more- or le'ss.-i-Seized ■ and taken in Execution as the Property of H. H . Ran btrger, - ~■ And to be sold. hy roe,, ’ JOHN MYERS,-Sheriff. ■ Sheriff’s Office, 10,1839. ■ Estate of Andrew Emmiifferflfyceased, .. • ■ NOTICE* ; ■ ETTEUS TESTAMENTARY upon the ’ B A will of Andrew dec’d, have been issued In due form oflaw to David Emmirigor and’ Samuel Senseman, the Executors therein named: All persons Jiaving claims against the will ; 'present, them for settlement, ahtt those who'ttrejn ‘ debted will make payments' ' ' T-; ... . DAAfU) EMMINGEU, 7 • . SAMXIBDSENSEbLAN,5 £ -^ T' October JO, 183?,- •;v** List of Letters JNO, MOORE, P-. AL List of Letters Semainin'g in the Poet 'Office at Carlisle^, Pa. September 30th, 1839. Enquired will please say adverlited-, A Kidman Maria- Adams Richard Klepfer Christian . Alspaugh John Kurtz William Anderson Jas v Kenyon Sam’l Mi ■ B • Kainer Christian . Butler Susan B , Beck Jonathan Lightcap Samuel Burns Elizabeth Lyons Jacob Bitzer Satnbcl LechlerMaryCarolinfc Bcihl Jacob Lor.tz Johannes 2 Bear Benjamin Leider Maria Bittner John Laughlin Tamar Bear Solomon M . Brent Isaac ... Melhvin Catherine . C ■, Machcsney Henry Craighead Thos. Esq. Moore John (barber) Cornman Ellen 2 Matlliot William Carmony William Martin Johnston Ca'rothers John N. Maoky Martin Constable (Borough) Mouutz Daniel Cart Mary M’Cord Alexander Cally Lferta M’AH'ster Ellen' Calverd Mical 3 MlCluno James- Claiborne Robert , M’Murray Jane Ei Carothers Win. Esq. M’Fadden James Cornman Jacob' > M’Kinley'Michael CannonyElizab’thM. M’Call Thomas , Caillods Jacn’ue M'Callistcr. James i) n Col. Directors of tlic Poor Norlh'up n. . Davis Sarah B> . Noel Caroline Davis p. E-. JB-. NottinshaVn E.P.Mrs-. Ducy Jacob Neille Mar y Catlverln'4 Nichels Radial Dillow Gebrgo’ " ■ Nelson John A'. Deitz pporg4 . ID.. Oalman Andrew O’Brien Marion Mnh P Paul Samuel Pitta Hiram. A. i Park John ■ Park Isaac A. .Phillips Martha . ■ R Robison. Lewis 3 . Riley William- _ Ripgwalt Catherine RuJcsiU Eliza Etter Samuel Evans William G Eaby Christian Elliott Juliet Emmerich Peter Elliott Sarah Ego John Eagin Alary Forbaugh Charles Fishburo.John” Pormnii Peter Feld John , S V thin man Wilson' Sanderson Jno, Fuursht John Shisler,(coachmakei-} Fishburn Joshua' BpeckjoaephDoct. Fleming Martha Binseihan Adam ■ Fry .'Martin Sanderson Jemima ■G' ' BmitlT Simon Gorgas John D. Slothower Peter' Graham Isaac Smith George. Gotsholl George Staid-George •Gould Ann- 6huff Jacob Giffin Robert Shearer John Grubb John ¥ , H . Trough John Haines B. Doctor Tyler Simon . Hoover Gathering ' Thomas John Hoffert Jonathan Thompson WillUdV Hucket.THomas 3 V... . Hcagy John- . . Venasdlib Isaafe ' Hershey Alifahaih W Hach Geo., & Nichol Warden William Harcline. George’ Wunderlich Simoh H* Heffner Jacob 3 Warner Henry ’ Hays John (copper s.)Wonders D- Mis Hoffman William James Hastings \Vm.S. Esq. Woods Walker D; • Hawverstick David ' Wallace .William Horn wood Sally Westhefter Ann- Hampton Thomas D. White Shortcss Hish john.Ucvi JVareham Mary Hetrick John Wetzel Samuel Haskitt Earl T; ' Woods MaryJ: i J v Innes Williatd YoungHantu.lv Johns Elias Yaw Georger^' ■' K . . ’ > -Z- ' . Keller Catharine E. ZarbaUgh Charles Kreighbaugh George . -~R.EAMDER.TON, P. M , List of Letters Remaining in the Post Office,. MEckisres» bubo. Pa., October 1, 18S9. Jackson Andrews ; Sam’l S. Rlino , Abraham Adams or? Jacob Landis • , ■, Francis Porter 5 Sarah Line, Jesse Bauman -James Logan Rob’t Bryson Augustus Mackey Jacob Bloncr Sam’l Mohlcr -Henry-Bob— 1 — : —-SrHrNiehpls T" r Samucl.Brady Jacob Noggld .Sarah Bechtek George Kill John Bahlor William Peebles Jacob Coover.Trin- ? Jacbb.Phillipsj die Spt-ing .3 John Riipp Jnp. H. A. Dunlap ReV; J. Ki Shcphera Sarah.Fra.nklin Hannah Side! . Jefferson Floyd' John Single , William Fagan David Sponslcr John-Fisher ' David Sine Michael Free Andrew Sheely . ■William Gorga* Margaret Spirne Ruth Goheen • —Jacob Spidle Benj. Gibler, art ■ Geoirge Singiscr, siV George Goodman ‘ David Sentman Dan’l Gos.wiler Jano R. Smith - Ernst Bofacker Andrew Shealyt John Heck George C. Tangcri W. S. Hastings * Jacob Weaver > Jacob'Hoover David Willhelm 4 Jonathan Kline Joseph B. Warden Henry Kimmel . ;■ - GEORGE F; CAINj P. M. WSTOPXETTERS Sdmaiiiing in’the Post.Oisce at Stocghstowwi Pai October Ist, 1838. , • Bnmbarger Jacob Kyle John /' Cramer Christopher: Siongh Jacob, ■ I. Carbthofs Mary Ann Tritt Peter ■?’ Goodheart Abraham, > Thomas George -.-. S- I or Jacob J Van Piper Gnrett Greham Elizabeth •• • •. r - ioKN ST6t7Gli,'P. AI. ' List of Letters Remaining iniho Post Office at HodrstottV, Pai October Ist, 1839. ’•••■' •' Samuel LAddaros Geo Huso Miss Maty Bnrthet. ■ Hamilton A\GxaiT Henry Bitzot ’ Andrew Kritser . :* : Goo Baker Win Kcnagy 3 Geo Belshopvor Mr* Ann Murry Daniel Coffman • Lewis Nose Dr Daniel Clogs ton Joseph Newcomer . - John H Dunlap Mr Iteeser • \~ y: . •< L Hemy Ewalt ■ Christian Swileri.SJ- Peter Emeriok . , , MrsEFjStaymah . Miss.lsabella Eckeld • GeoSteighlomnh ‘ C. - ,'Cbnrod Furat ’ Geo Sshnel , . Sam’l-Fisher, jr XSaao Slonceker - James Gill John Trimble .Wm'Glovor ’ Reiiry Voglofontf'n Martin Harman ' Stephen ' ’ Daniel Hurshman- : John Wolf 8* David Hume* Eeh. - David Walter; ' ■ -j ’ ....
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