Epurcitt : it not lament OA, even
read th e 4 . kplorithle details of
the late,clection riots at Louisville, icy? What
patriot., What lover ,of his country, what truly
American :l writ-but timst mourn over such
scen e s In the words' of the
,great Webster,
in his speech ,of July 4i1i.1851. on the laying
of the corner stone -of the Capitol extension :
'-More than all, fellow citizens, if the purposes
of fanatics and distinionists should be accom
plished, the patriotic and intelligent of our
• • -aim' would seek to hide themselves from
Me .‘ciffnqf the world and go about 'to find dis
loolorable graves."
In the -Baltimore Sun" of Aug. 10th, inst.,
it. is stated that "prof.iund regret was the pre
vailing sentiment with all who assi•iated with
such :-cenes. a 'most disastrous violation of the
r putts a nd,character Of American institutions,
The einlieSt , despatch was promptly followed
b y t h e , declaration that the .aggressors in thi s
_ ser i ou s outrage-were 'foreigners.' or in other
words, naturalized citizens ; for it is hardly to "
be supposed that lien.s' were engaged in ,
the all;ray. • The ;distinction is an important
one o f en urse,,because the alien or amaturolized
citizen, would be- an intruder as a partiai pant
in the,,political. affairs of the - country, auid
as such at his own risk." .
Who 'the aggressors in those disgraceful
se ,,n e s, were, tnne and impartial truth will
cievulupe ; but the distin - e,tion between natnral--
ized and unnaturulized foreigners as made by
the '•Suni," appears to me. rather an extreme
one, for it.does not appear whether the
either German or Irish, or of what
ever other foreign country, shot, stabbed, burnt
or beaten to death, were naturalized. or not, or
whether the property burnt, or destroyed was
that of naturalized ,or unnaturdized persons.
111 Pennsylvania the laws with the utmost
liberality fully allow "aliens" or unhaturalized
persons to hold real property, and_ were this
not the ease it would in a great measure arrest
immigration. I believe -this privilege is con
ceded to "aliens" also in other States. But—
to the de:Wine/ion made by the "Sun," and
which it-calls an important - one, -I imist in a
certain degree demur. - As I have 'before nic
copy of the N. Orleans Picayune, of Aug. 20th,
1653, , which agrees with. my ideas in an article
on this subject,and appears to me to be based on
common sense, I shall transcribe it, with some
slight additiens. • lii speaking of the -anir of
Kosta, which made so much noise at the time.
and for which Capt. Ingraham was So highly
extolled, it says :--.-
"We are glad to perceive; from the tone of
thE Washington press, that there is-a strong
probability the Administration -will take high
giound relative to the Kosta affair, and will
ni.sisLthat,the actual-residence of a foreigner
in the United States anitat»itanendi, accompa
nied-with his declaration to become a citizen
of this Republic, entitles him _at home and
abroad to all. the rights, humanities and pro
tection of an American citizen. indeed, we do
not see how it is possible for the United State,
consistently with its own dignity, and the
necessity of, its position, to entertain a differ
ent doctrine. It must be remembered-that as
affecting a question of this clniracter the Uni
ted States is peculiarly situated. She invites
immigration. and promises to the immigrantS
the freedom and franchises of American citi
zens. -Thousands and thousands of foreigners
have availed - themselves of the invitation ex
tended to them, have left the homes of their
nativity forever, taken up their permanent
residence in this country, renounced all alle
giance; to foreign governments, and declared
their intention of becoming citizens of the Uni
ted States.
"Now, betbre they can becoine dekg.e citizens
of the United States, They must, in obedience
to the requirements- o€ our locarlaws, go
Xhrough certain- humidities and pass a.sort Of
probation period.—But, in the meantime, are
they nut.,;as to all foreign as our own, Govern
nients,,eitizens defactu of the United. States ?
forinalittes to-_be gone thiongh with are
prescribed by th:e local ,jurisprudence tpt the
purpose of entitling the beneti4ries to certain
domestic priiileges,• as, for instance, that of
voting. These formalities do pot change the
attitude of these inchoate citizens towards for
eign governments, having voluntarily left them;
n iitlbeing strictly domestic regulations, which
may at any time-be abolished at the. pleasure
of the sovereignty of the country, they are in
no manner cognizable by foreign powers or
tiovernruents.
''Supposing .war were to arise between this
and any other country, would not these proba
tionary,citizens be liable to the same treatment
by our own (..:I,oVerllll.lClit, as liable to inilitary
duty and.payinent of taxes, anti at the hands
of our helig,erants as citizens of full franchise ?
\Voltld our own or foreign governments discri
finite. ? It certainly could not be expected,
and, strictly speaking, would have no right
to do so.
"Shall foreigners, after accepting the promises
held Aiut to theta by our laws, after taking, up,
their residence and castingtheir lot with us,
renouncing all allegiance to. foreign goveru
ria•nts, and complying with all the requisitions.
of our laws, be denied the prn.Ccjon of
.our
government.? If these probationary persons
are not. citizens of the U. States, pray, of what
country are they citizens ? If the U. States
does not. protect them al home or (Aqua, who
will protect thetn? They 'have renounced all
allegiance to other governments, and in accor
dance with our laws, have in good faith de
clared their intention to become citizens of this
Republic. Shall we not protect Mew, their
persons, pruperly and interests during the pernal
which, we ourselves have prescribed as necessa
ry for their instruction in the letter, and 'their
baptism in the spirit of our institutions ? For,
our own part, we can perceive, upon pr inciples
_of_ititeruartionaLtatv, u • commouseJise, no prac
tical distinction to be made, as to protection,
on the part of foreign governments, or our own,
between a citizen of the U. States in full enjudi
no - :.at...0f all 'its domestic franchises, and a citi
zen of the U. States in partial enjoyment, of
'Muse franchises. Under the peculiar circum
stances, we du not see how the United States
con 4find htowiobiy befine the world, or fulfill
its implied engagements towards those who
have sought a home for 'themselves and their
children upon its shores, without th rowing. the
nT.,is of its protection (wcr all who have iu good
faith taken up their residence here with the
full and declared intention of becoming Citizens
of ibis Republic."
But the same "Sim." in a subsequent arti
cle, says, ••die political contest has recently
milli:mat the type of internecine war. However
the fact, may be disguised, we are now pas.,iinf;
through an era in which the effort on one Laud
is to abridge the civil rights and privile-cs of
ti
one portion ofie people, to the aggrandize
ment of another.'"fhis is the distinctive fea
ture of Know Nothingism. Its airected fears
for the liberties of tins country from foreign
iniluetwe. and especially from tile imputed sla
vely and subserviency of Lu:nan t aihrdtc eill-
ZLii s to Lhi.: Cellilooral Wvi' of OP.! I: ) ,.pc. ale
simply based aceordni ,, to this sii.tple aei,ming-
On the 111,0 of Know .Nothoy.i-on to
wn - idge 11u. cirri ri Ponuali Caihnizt: na
tives and f.rei-uers to it, wen,.
11:1 the 1111- , 42.1100(k, CarWd
tUreS, false eoloii; e of the Catholw tel
prie:,thond, micistrv. morality. by K. N.
and ILS insolent and inaliciouN pervcr•ioa
(.. , 1 the truth and a!)nse of the I.litc, will to
l: time '1.1:-V lire
;1.1 . 4ik . 127 i :L pia;n .rile
1111 , It p;
- , t; ) ,
11. a, ,:. :L, ' , II . • 1
N 'Ali: :2 1.111L 4 1 - -
'litof1:;1:._.
EMI
i. ~ •~,! Ill'
For ,t 11«: e.onspiler
In Octolifiil.lct. at the reii , lence'of ilia Ann. Mr. Jo , teph
IG•r,hoy, metr tletty,harg, DATIce cenoty, (dd.. MI
formerly of this county—in the
year of hi, a g e. Ui. li. t-t in rid.; county It) ye.tr , ..
upon the farm now cevited by Mt: lienry lialt,
creek. ;n.l removol frnru thr vntinty in the I' r.ll of 16,13. to
1).13-140 eennly. •.eliere lie has since reidded. Mrs. IL_ is still
lip in..; at an advanced nee.
1)11 lit , t. in thford C.I'I'!LAfINI.
11..1t1;.1 Sl,.\ ‘ridor. ul tho 1.110 (ivwg.! Sla.4le,
.P'ar• 11 !multi': .111 , 1 7 -
(th the 17th in- t . in :1101mti.1,1,..tnt. Altni4
e‘tettl,. S.111("1:1‘. iul,int ,401 Age r.
And
On tlue tith :it Flatl , te.h. N. ' • 31r. JOSl.ilf. I;
li-1:W.11:f1-Eli. lately a Auflont l'efirt.ylvania College iir
Getty :11114.g. to the year of
thi We.lne,l.i . e 1.1.4, 11i..111111 of thin ibLtee, 111
the 7(3111 'year or Ilk
In Lognn•port. t3:l ,N e.ffinity, lndianl. utl the 7th
1.%1 Ig.ANK. of :gr. .Ih,-.(lni.
Nr ,of Cumbei law! t9ivn,hiv, thi. cwanty, age , 1 ye...tr4 4
month.; :mil 19
On Ow lt;tit imt. , at 61.11,nd-burg. :qr. ELLIS L.
11.1.11EliSLY, for a littlu Witt) .t resident, of tbb.iaaeo.—.tgo(l
about 31 years.
TU — b - 110 h". 001.5.
r lU E Public Schools of the Borough will he
opened on Mwulall, .Nefilctubtr VA, and
attention is requested to the following rules,
which have been adopted liy the Board of Di
rectors, and will be strictly enforced, viz :
Ist. Pupils will be admitted into school
only on the first 11onday of each month, and
any scholars who do nut tahe their seats at
the beginoint! of the month, must wait until
the next regular admission day.
2d. Any, scholar who shall be absent front
School any unnuiwr of times amounting in the
whole to nine tveek in" any month, unless in
case of ski:M.:SS, shall forfeit his Or her scat,
and he re-admitted only at a recrular admission
Acacletaly of lite
IinEDERicK CITY, MD.
11 11 exercises Of this Institution will re
commence on the lst. Monday of :Sept.
TEIINN no..kitnEits :
Board and Tuition, wiili the French Lan
gild 4re. CI (lesirci . l.) $lOO 00
Sunionery, Washing, Mending, lied, 13e.d
ding, Dortor\ Fee. &m. 00
ott the l'idno, Harp, nr Guitar forini
?n additional citarr.... All in the
1, ltdliari and Spaiiisli iiglid , „!(•: , ,
Drawing - and Painting are extra
char...ft. % Entrar.ve lei., IsS5.
1;0.1 It DER>: pay the current Cll;lftre3 *---Cll3l
- in ad %%nice. 1 /A.
When it term has hoer) voininein-(d. it the
pupil ate a iilidrdwn. the or Gliaidi , in
the NH cYlivitsa 0! .
term, ,:iclinez,n or ‘11,111i:,,,,i1 p'-
fitiirf• th. reinovdl.
Pi;1,1;-; arc rervired at any time duriirr
Vl , :ir. And thi• eliar.:f. 1-z ut , tinidit'd Ir nt I•eildtf!
i•ut:dtice.
3t
kTIIINiNE I;A 1, SF, 1(; LE's
1.,...1'.1 . 1'1:;.-1,1.n,•r; of admini , trdto,t;
tie ••••,1 op trhani
(>kt. , rd to‘%;:d1 1 ), Adam.: (-minty,
11,4•:iii.r hell} vranterl to tio•
1 1 in( Ow) two. 11, or.'l)y v 4
11 ,,11,•,• :0 .111 ot , r. 00.... t•-•., :op
;ot. lii. ; , r
MEIN
And it is nothing 'melmitable in nrestime that
K Nith;ng; papers awl c(!itniN. the (ailing:
of a t frntit Ikaven. Tut , actuated by
the spirit of this their
_great prototype.
fc,muimoirnt t
STAM.K attention has been direct
ed itifingifie_ pr( sent Court week to the bean-
Val Railings manufactured by T. \\'. AMEN &
Sons, of your place, which can he seen Around
several lots in the . Cemetery and before the
- doors of many dwelling,s of your town, and I ,
take this occasion to call the attention of the;
public, and especially the Citizens of oar own ;
county.to the fact that the :lles:.!rs. IV.tnitEN
are prepared to furnish this beautiful and sub
stantial article of Railing as cheap, if not cheap- •
er, than they can be furnished in York or el-se
where. And we "respectfully •call upon the
citizens of this County, who' are in favor of
supporting home manufactures against opposi
tion from abroad, to patronise the enterprising
and industrious gent above named, where they
can be supplied with this article equal in beau
ty of iimsh and durability to any manutact tired
in the State. HAMILTONBAN.
- flr:.c't•tt or Ex - •l3ovmxott Mrrems.—Locts
vit.i.x, .Aug. 21st.---EK-Governor or
this `+tat•. died on Saturday, of cholera, at• his
Icsidence, Forest Retreat.
-- FIFTEEN- MULKS AND 1101{SES Britxr.-11itis-
Tor.. PA., Aiigh-o. 21..-ICharton's go stable
with iirteeii mules anti horses, was consumed
this morning.
11 o I.LoW (11STW.:ST Ixo i'mr.-; hale efreelel
another Ilondeeful Cute of Sore Leg; —Annum). Ilarri,on
Sean!, of :tLit virzinia milieter for twenty
eight ye trs from ,me bad ;it time,. that human u.t
ture could ,eareely belt' it. ai they were CON: l! CO/
wounds "an.l prowl ue,ht 111, frieml.• ILO t;hen Tip all hopes
of hi- et ir 11- A :iitiing the use of Li, luntts. a, he masin ro
pitiable :1 -tate. the mote e , p4•eially as the doctor, told him
it was cnnakntinnat. lisvua heard. from ,euural people
the good elfeetq Holloway's Pill, h.ol pro,lnced in ease, of
nil, nature, lie mule up his minul to ;;it e them a trial; after
übjaig than for a few weak, he felt touch letter, auk by
coutumiml them for two loontlu; ,m 4 a hall, he war- perfect
ly en; etl, alter heir years a cripple, con , ideted
le
}•un•l tin:nail :at
(i. l C
Corrected from the bitest nalti more, Vol lia - ilatioyer paper
BA LT I AIOR Fl--:-Fitill 1 ir I. t:Ar
Flour, per barre;, .s . :-:8 25 to 8 37
Wheat, per bushel, 1 70 to 1 95
Rye, " 82 to 1 00
Corn, 44 .• 85 to 'JO
Oatti,, .44 37 to 40
Cloverseed, " - ' 750t0 - 7 68
Timothy, " 400 to 4 31
\Vhiskvy, per gallon, - • 40 to 41
Beef Cattle - , per howl., 7 00. to -9 25
llogs, 44 8 04) to 8 50
hay, per ton, -
_26 to2B uu
Guano, Peruvian, per ton, 5'2 00
11 NOV EH—lnuit:4D %Y" CtST
Flour, per from st.c.rv.:,
-" NV' agoas,
Whcat, per bushel,
ltye,
Corn,
Oats,
Uloverseed, "
Timothy, * "
Plaster of Paris, Per ton,
YORK --1:H0.% V
Flour, per 1;14., from stores, F 9 00
4 4
Do. fr,)111 1Vag011:;, "5
Wheat,, per 70 to 1 ;40
URI
Corn,
.
o:itg, - - '4 . ')r"
.10
Clovvrseed, " • G 50
Timothy,- "3 50
Plaster of Paris, per ton, - ' 7 50
ikIAPPIRD
On lilP 2841 11151... by tho Rev. Mr. Do , h, Mr. EPITTIAIM
DEA 1;1)OU FF. 111 St 1 . “11.111 tiii%11 . 4141. of Ali:, ANN M. LOOT,
of ,Nimmtllk.t.s-mt—holli of thi , 0.1114.
On the ..4.une v. by the s inn; 11r. MI IMP SN'Y DIM to
Mi., SA RAH - .I ANL:, 4l.mghter of Mr. Ephruiln
of liCi.t.lll.ll:g. . ,
I)IEI).
ay, am
,upon a written ortior of the Board of
litrectors. R. G. McCREARY, i'rcs"/.
Aug:. 1H55.
*Alm ini ralor's Notice.
,t 1 I - 1 .- 0 .14 11 .
i;E:lnkflE
..:7.
,
r ptlE Subscriber, Exeentor of the lastwill, - 1 - NT ptirsuanee of an Order of the Orphan's
and testunent 4Pc rEtt Fiqutt,tx, deveased,. II Court of Ad,nus (-minty , , the Suhserilwrq.
will otlt4 at Public: Sale, on the premises, en Expel l i or s -41' J o ," x I i Ett p, }ll . :l , , , does yell, will
Oder at Public Sale, on the premises, on Sot
l'riiitry, the :21 s t ,j' , S'eprj:tiolier Itp.r.t, the follow
ing. Real Estate of said
,dereas e d, viz : terdny, do: 62-2 t/ ff Syli tieliv). lic.ri,,the 101 l ow, hig
-.,-4---1 2 -4./---1-1- , d ef.e ritu•d_lt ea l_Kstatt , -nf—st,abl-iceased,- vi 7. :
IntC the 11 orne- Pince tif :Mr. Ferree, Sittrator in i A rA
in e " " 9 ;
" 1 " 1163 A rl. " 4 11101 e nr
less, situate n Cumberland township, Atltutt9
Tyrone township, A4Ainm count y ', m ii,,i„i n ,
county, adj•tinint_r, lands of Satu'l. Lola, Daniel
lauds of Amos M vers,- larob I 11 tee. J.lrtil
1 )1, 110y dint! ( . ;e(bri4e Trostle. Marsh Creek
A rntsherrer, and Others, nonfat bin& ' l s'2 -
runs afoot; One side of the h'd on, ttntl the Turn-
Alt. res, tnore nr less, ha vl no. lar2 - 4' proportions
of lAenodland and Meadow. Th n -'i liii m i v',.- 1 pile lentlint.r from Gultrshurti to Chambers.
J. L. G. '
merits con--ist of a Two Story Weather- ;e ; t -
ho.uded 11 0 IT' Sh. , n Stone Bank
Barn. 4V:won Shed, Corn Crib, Spring; rel9l,
House, T t.:N ANT HO SE, Stable, &e., with
a neverfailino spring of water at each dwell
ing, and an AppOrelund on the premises.
This has alwaYs been admitted to be one of
the best grain -producing Fara& In the whole
neigliiiorhood. Persons wishing. to view it
are requested to call upon Mr. F. Fickes, .re
siding thereon. As the Farm is susceptible
of convenient division, it will he offered in
two parts or in whole,as pureliasers may desire.
gt,.-o—Salipi' to commence at I o'clocti, P.. M.,
on said day. when attendance 1 0: hi' given
and terms ninde hritywn by -
.10EL 13. DANNER, ,Ex'r .
Aug. '27, 1855. td •
Subscriber, Executor of the last will
and testament of ikAlan DEA unotwv, de
ceased, will offer at Sale, on the prem
ises, on Sator ! /ily, Ilia 1314 of Othshrt nrxl,
the following - described Real „Estate of said
deceased, viz : A FARM, situate in
lin township, Adams county, adjoining lands
of Samuel Bucher, Benj. Deardorff, Albert
Vandyke and James Ewing,-containing 100
it res, more or less, in (rood cultivation and
a-der good -fencing. The improvements are
a 'l' w tory Wcailterboarded
110 Li SE, a good Log Barn, an ex•
cellent Well of Water at.tlie door, ;: 4 d, •
and a thriving young OR(;11ARD,
of choice Fruit. The inlet is well watered.
(* - -Should the proVerly not Sold no said
day, it will then be ()Greif for RENT at inn-
lc outcry.
0 - ... - "rSalo to commence at,l o'clock, P. M.,
on said day, when attendance will be given
and terms.made known by
JACOB D HARDORFF,
•
August i?,7, 18i5. td
Notice of Inquest.
NToTic is. hereby given to the heir and
legal representatives of JACOII MIL
LER, late of Hamilton township, Adamq
county, l'a., deceased, viz : The issue of
George Miller, a deceased ()hither, to wit,
Samuel Miller, (Wagon-maker,) John . Miller,
Elizabeth, intermarried with Samuel Miller,
( -- artier,) lfeb.c.cr,i., intermarried with Moses
'Wallet, Susanna, intermarried ;A' 111 Philip
Asper, deceased, Eve, intermarried - will) Solo
mon Toot, Lydia, intermarried with Samuel
Harman ; the issue of Peter 11 i Iler, a deceased
brother, to vii, Iteob Miller, Peter hiller,
Al ars A niki mermarried with Augustus it ritch
er, Elizabeth ; Samuel Miller; Catha
rine, intermarried with I Livid Harman, de
ceased; Michati: hiller; and Lydia, inter
married with David Sowers—that an IN
QUEST will be held on the undivided moiety
or half part of',ll certain Messuage or TraLt
of Laud, situate in the township of Hamil-•
ton, Adams county, adjoining lands of Sam
uel Whit', Jacob 11'o11, - Reuben Wolf, L.
Heag,v, Match and others, and
containing - 100 ACres, more. or less, with the
appurtenances, On illppday; the 24th day if
Stpienther tart, at 10 - o'clock, A. NI., on said
premises,—to make partition .thereof to and
antontrst the heirs and legal representatives
of said-deceased, it the same will admit of par
tition without prejudice to or spoiling the
whole thereof; Unt it the same will not
adtnit
uf such partition, then to inquire how many
of the said heirs it will conveniently :teem
modate, and part and divide the same to - anil
among. as many of them as the same will ac
commodate ; but if the same will not admit of
division at all wiihout prejudiec to or spoiling
the whole thereof, then to value and appraise,
the same, whole and s undivided=--whereof all
put sons interested are hereby notified.
11 EN 111 - 'l'll 0 11.15, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg,
Aug. 2i, 18:15.
Register's lot ice.
59 Of)
25
1 50 to I , o
1 00
EEO
0 50
G 5U
=
NTOTICE is hereby given to all Legatees
and other persons concerned, that the
./hlminis!ritlion di:cot:111N to-sreinalier mentioned
will be presented at the Orphan's Court of
Ada MS county, for eunfi 'nation and allowance.
on l'ur , .thiy, the :35111 ry . September tir:rl. viz :
70. The first and final account of Valentine
S. Feld, Administrator of - the estate of
halt -Feld, late of Nleriallen township, dee'd.
171,7 - I•Wstil • rd final ;recount of - Vaten.:
.
tine S. Feld, Lxvotit - or (..:vorge Feld, late of
Alcitallett township, deceased.
72. The first account of Thoriris T. Wier
mad and ilamilton Everett, Executors of Isaac
\Nieman. late of Butler townshio, dereaed.
73, The Guardian account of flow .) , Unti l' .
ger, Gnarthati of Charles L. Btitinger, minor
:4011 of .losvpil BIIIIIIgCr, late of. Berwick town
ship, deceased.
71. The first and-final Gun rd ian accomit' of
Henry lfillturtier. Guardian of .11m Maria Bit
minor child of Joseph I;ittingur, late of
Berw ick tort riship, deceased.
75. The first account of William Ilittinovr,
testarornia_ry (;_n_anirail llowat4l
minor son of .losepit liittin;, , ,er, late of Berwick
township, deceased.
70. The first and final account of Philip
Wainer, jr., Executor of Philip Beauter, sen.,
who was Gil:Milan of S;111111C1, Mtry, Israel
and Antos Omer, minor chilthen of • Felix
Omer, late of Nlenallett township,-deceased.
77. The first and final account of Michael
Dit:trick. Executor of the last will arid lA:sta
men! of John Ziegler, late of Strallan tuts
livevaSt.d.
7r. The first accOunt of Joseph Fink, Ad•
ministrator of Jacob Beat , late of (:I , rittarly
township, tecrased.
79. The first arv , , , llit of John C. Mceallion,
ldmtni , trator of ('orneliti , , MeCa I lion, late of
Liberty township, drcea , ed.
\V NI. F. \V.II,TER, /Icgialcr.
Register'-• Wire. (;ett)sburg,
A li o-, 1555. td
I31.)1E1)1.1TE BELIEF FOR TIIE
TOO iCHE
"INHERE is to be had at the drivr stores of
S. 11. Buehler, Getty,buro, and James
A. Ehlt r, Eitiotitshprg, a mg. , / '/referee' re multi
N't !Orli will. ( If proved . ) ,
;I(•,".rdlo_f to dirceLlon,,) curt! /kr taw,/
o !. 7*, , , , i0f,h, ;to ',lot/op flo-1, 7 . the
pin in riii,r , t• of tom: rt.. 11,11.• ,r, tin sAilit• '
plir,opori has to h.' ;VI 4: Atid dirt r tt
or three applications hit, riltc Will . 111 . / frt . ti.t I
PI ( ~1 i for .1. Ft-p4ct's 113,41144111.
Pric , • .2.5 cents per plital.
.1 (Igo st H. 1 , 55. 1y
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
Real Eqate
Public. Sale
OP A DESIRABLE FARM
ME
1
R
.
Public Sale. - •
.
hang thromth it. It is also within a
dktanee ot TrostW.: MU. There are
;rood proportions of Wtuniland and _Meadow.
The improvement' are a Two-Story tH , '
I,OG HMIs Log Barn, ai
Spring !louse, Smoke House, &v..;
-Young thriving OM:HARI) of choice fruit.
and a w ell ot water near the door.
(1.... tr Persons wishing to view the premises,,
are requested to call upon' Mrs. Hershey, re
siding thereon.
(v.„7 , sale to cotntneoe at I o t elock, 1 1 ; M.,
on snia (Jay, when attendance will lie ,given
and terms lii:1111• known by
ELIZA II ERSTINV.
BENJAMIN DEAItI)OIIFIi7,
Johnl: re etelurs rrr ikrAry,
By the:Coort—J. J. lIALDWis, Clerk.
A twust IS 55: td
Valuable Farm for S,ale:
TII E Subscriber, ititemliutz to remove to,the
otrurs at Private Sale, his
VA I. LT A 11 L, lt,' F A lt M.,
situate in Cumberland township, Adams eonn
ty, *on Trostlo's .Mill Road, !.:3 mites from
Gettysburg, adjoining lands of Mark . Forney,
Daniel Pulley and Frederick Herr, containing
IS4 1.2 Acrem, more et less, about .10
acres of which arc Woodland, and about 30
acres Meadow. The land kin a high state of
cultivation, under good fencing', and well
watered. The i 111 provements are a good 0tt.,..
, , 10.1 . 11
W eadwrboarded 110 I.JS 14,1, Double hog ti, : iftl
Baru, with Sheds all around, Wagon 1 1 11,„
Shed, Corn Crib, Smoke House, and tether
ontbutldings; a nover•failing .well of water,
with a pump in it, near the house ; three
'springs about fifty yards from the barn; two
Orchards , of choice fruit, 'Ste.
Persons wishing to view the prrmises are
requested to call upon the subscriber. residing
thereon
Aug. '27, 1555.. 4t
Timber-Land,
A,T-PIJKLIC SALE.
E Subscribers, Executers of the last will
. and testmnont of M. LounoN, ih!ccitmed,
will offer at Public. kale, on the premises, on
&third° du: 1 29/It ff September next, the fol
lowing property of. said ,deceased, viz : A
Tract of excellent TIM - ,
situate in Liberty township, Adamg county,
adjoining lands of Gregory P. Topper, James
Moelrey and others, containimr abort 25
Acres, about 6 Acres of wltiAlare cleared.
Ile t Y"Persons wishing to view the tract are.
requested to call on either Of tho Ettt:etwirs,
the first named residing in OPityshurg, and the
last named in Liberty township.
Sidi: to continence at 1 o'clock, P. M.,
On said day, when attendance will be given
and terms inaole . known by
EL U. DA NNI.III,
W %I. L. McNKE,
Aug. 27, 1855. td EXCCUMrs.*
Tc:, eh ers 7 Mreti
Al ETIN Gof the Ada ens County Tenet"-
ers' A ,tsoeiaiion will bo hold in the
!It et hod isf Episenpol Church, in Getty sborg
on the 2d if (Mawr next,, at 10 o'clock;
A; M., and will - eontirtie in-session four days.
Addresses will bo delivered by Hey. U. 1111.1„
Rev. 1). I). CLARK, Dr. STEM, Dr. MMISDICN,
and other's.
Kvery Traeher in_ the cletutty who
feels an interest in the prod's•inn. is expected
to be present and aid in keeping up the interest
of the Association,
By order of the Executive Committee.
C. I-I. AUSTlN,flairman.
Rory?. A. if Cum.
August `2i, I d. 55.,
Notice.
11l P. Co-partnership- lieretnforn existiiqr,
under the -firm
. of "Wolf, &
in theyoutolry business, is this day dist•
selved by mutual consent. The hooks of the
firm will ht.' left in the-bands of Win. Wolf,
for seitlennem, with wlinat all persons I,llow
ing themselves indebted will please calf - and
settle. WILLIAM- WOLI,
3011 N 11. AU LA BAUGH,
MICHAEL .11011 N.
East Berlin, Aug 14, 1855. 3t
Notice.
.91TIE undersi , rned have thiS- day Petered
4 oliaane rs lid er tire ji_r_r_n__ol
s•Vtirn. & Sint," in the Foundry
ness. The business. will be eoniltieted by
sltille.l ltdint . s, and all kinds IA • that
are usually wade In a Foundry can Ile had,—
' A si t ar° of public., patroria” - e is'ino-4-respect
' tally VV "11. 1,1 , 01,F,
J. A: WOLF.
East lirrlin, flipl,ttst 11, 1i455. :it
ASSigllell','S Notice.
1A NI ES IL .1 ANI ENO N, of Ty rent , tow n-
Oship, Adams county, havitify exerutuil a
v6ltintary as , --i!.;taiii.nt of all hi:: estate and ef
flrts lo the, subscriber, residing in the sante
township, to trust for the benefit of creditors,
he re.iiiest-i all persons indebted to said .I.tirics
make Intnt, dime payment of
their respertive (Ines, and all liCr'ilMS ila it jug
elaiins,.or (1.114111(1s un him to !treat:sit the 3aitie
for settlement. -
JOHN LEHMAN,.ishigtic.c.
Atif4ust .21), 6t
_
Laying . of Corfter-%tone.
EvER (_;REEN CEMETERY.
rt. , ' 1 I F, Citixtp: 01 Ow town and country are
I i n vited attend the Layne , oftiiii Corner-
Stone of the new Edifice the Ceitii•tvry
Ground 4, on Suturilrf , thi; 14 "N of Syltirt
int •o'cloch, NI., with appro
priate ceiettionies..
The 11ev. 111,,1 ll. Chas arrentot an in
vitation to 'deli Vi•r the .I.4l4lfVnS, and the other
421er ,, y of the. 11oroii411 will liartit , ipitto.
Sale of L”t, Will oectir during the
day. order of the 110.trd.,
AiotA)NAUGIIY, Pre.4%.
H..I.:•;TA }ME, SL.C ' Se• [.lng 13.
In fl)rnia iit)i)
'EF of .I\loB (,',liOV carpen
ter by tr,,,10. w 1,9 loft thi , , c.f. - Idy some
yedr., ;old 1•,e.,t, , ,1 in kr•olotli., lowa. fill
\ditch 1/I•ICA' tie -41, , ,1 in %%All ribi k e
thl w ,. lye, ktio‘k pi•r s oluilly or
by lett, r, .1(111N 1!11 NS, Jr.. Ht
,y v„ lila I . 4/1 Getty,,hori , , they ‘r ill Iparn
ot then. itltvre e t. Information
sporre 8S to the Nii , terwe
ri•-1 , 1e11 , ••• of ;my of the 11cir - tclll be thank
if:el IV, 1 1 _
[ A iig• 1.
",I •nt: 41~.c:aitr
ABRAHAM PLANK.
=
14)IIN Ii.I;ERT
1._,1
OM
A Chance for Farmers.
K Snhse.riher, Execntor o .141 h n Stewart,
eltscon-setl, sPII ni POllie Nato; on SO
'sedgy, lisp I rvfli tirty n f Srp!radio flex,. p i t I
c l oc k. M.. nn the pretnt:•es, the 144.11 [:Mate
of said dereasrd,---a vs ry
- VA 1. 1.1 A II L l 4; F ,
situate in I''eeed - tern — triwnstvip - ,- -- Alains men v,
I'a., adjoining lands of...Abrahams Erise, the
heirs Of 1111111 l fig ham. and George Toot, de
ceased, cent:lntim* lIS Acres and 59
Perches. of Patented Land, in an excellent .
state of cultivation. _The improvemeos are
000 d, consisting. of a Two-iktory Bride
I)svetliltr,llrii 1. Kitelien,Priele Sandie- r 7. ;i
house. Waslehruilse,- a neverfailing
of water at the liitchen door, a large and ron
yenieta flank Barn; built of straw and:trame,
Wagon.shed, Core-crib, and .other out-builel
ino.s; also a good Tenant llonse, with 21 well
at the el.air, a good Stable, a thrivino .
Orchard,-and other fruit . teees.' About let acres
of the Farm are in good Tinther, with a, fair
pr,,oportion of excellent Meadow. The Fenc•
lug is in excellent order, being principally re
built and repaired during the-present. season.
• Persons wishiner.to view the premises will
- call on the satieriber,
JAMES CUNNINGTIAM,../Wr.
Aug. 6, 18a5. t 5;
Valuable Farm at Private Sale.
r ' llE 'subscriber, intending: to remove' to.
the
,West, offers . at Private Sate,
11 IS I'-1 1, (14 131,E FS JIM,
situated in Reading township, Adams county,
Pa., on the hanks of Big, Connwatro creek,
being' the hest of Conoovago land; and in rr
high sumo of cultivation. It enntains 136
Acres, more or less, and adjoins lands of
Dr. C. Rlish, Wm. Picking, Ilonry Spangler
and John Lavdom.- - The - improvements are.
two-story BRICK HO U
, •
(nearly now,) a Bank Barn,
Shed, Cant 'rib,Gratiorics;
an excellent well of water be. •
tweet; the house and barn, and several springs
ou the premises. The land its Under good
fencing, and well watered; part of it has boon
limed.: with dne proportinitsAd Woodland and ,
Meadow, and all kinds of Iroitand is within
a mile of two Grist Mills. There is upon the
premise:4 an excellent LIMP: KILN, and a
AGSTON K QUARRY not to be surpass.
elf in the State. This property offers tunisual
itelueements to purchasers.
Si: .Persons wislii3g to view the firm ate
T ./veiled to call on the subscriber. tegiding
thereon. THOMAS N. WOKS. .
July 9, 1855. Stn
. ' Farm for Sale. ~
~ .
11Th t subscriber offers at Private" Sale, - Oh
I very lavorahle terms, 'his 114.11 M, b RIM.%
it!li in Hamiltonban township, Adams county,
live miles west of Gettysburg, adjoining landg
of Israel Irvin, Jobtr.llieseeker and others,
containing Mit. Aic rex: There are -Hi erre§
Or Tinilter, about ft: acres of Meador{', and the
idanee i n a .rood state 'of cultivation,--part
Granite. The Intprovements are ~...• - -
a good two story LOG H 0 USI4:,
G 7;
:, n - •
a new Double LO RAHN, with c 7. i s ., , - II ~
sheds, Witgon Shed, Corn Crib; :. ; - 4.-,.' . v,' -
Spring . House, with a good Spring ;'• several
other trond Springs, and running water on
other pit'rts of the farm. Also a good,,
'IsEN A N 'l' 1101JS 1.: ; two thriving fl
11;
tlt
young A P PL B ORC H A IiDS olabout
four hundred I ret.s.of choler fruit ; also a -varie
ty of other fruit. .0.7-The property will be
sh ow a and the' terms made 'known oy, the sub
seri tier, residing . on the farm,
. • JANI PS S. WILSON:
June 11, 1855. . Sap ' •
Public .Sale.
rrnE Subscribers, I , ;xecti tors of • Thomas
1 Mirehart, Sen., deceased, will ofl'er at
Saie,*on the piunises, in New Ches.
ter, Straban township. Adams county, on &ti . .
urdoy, Bllvdny of Sipteniber next,
. ..4 I.ol l ' oF GliQusn, . -
in New Chester, containing nearly an ACRE.,
the improvements being a two-story. •
Roughcast 410 U P . :, a Shop attach. 4
ed, Stable, -a. nevertitiling. -w it of i ` " f!t.
water at the dooraV...chtlice Kruit.trves!
.
Sale to - commence et - I o'clock, P.
on said day, when attendance will be given
and teens made known by
MOW; I‘.; kiftli: IT A Wry
1)A.11114;14
July 23, 1855. Executors.
. .
..._
A tiiood, , ,Farisi• iror.fainte;* 7 -2,
,
epti re S ithf;ft ri he r, i!!‘ead,ing,torATtflitOiotArr4.ll
I. 'hit; PA,ItM at.trivage sale.. kid' *ID t..ii
tin very' m0;0;110)11 lei n 9. ' tt - ia. alftiatetrin'
‘Motintjoy inwnihip, Adarna - Outinty; -I - sailb
I' ENNSYLV.II NM COLLEG B. .woo, or the If aft itan,4l.tarrOite, atijoittittg - lar.4iit '
M EDIC A. IL DEP MR't aticy.F. -of Michael 'Erman), mioimpi Fiatioll,`, Vteorga
, Onsisman. and '-'atharni, ' egitadiiii!tigf; - 1414:
0 . KSSION 01 ' 11855—'56.--'rhe regular A cres . , osrs., in . l oo p ,
„..„. 4110.0
. 141 ,
„lit.0;0(4.
K - 1 Course of Lectures will commence on cu l t i v; i ii ' on, part h al i ng t ovit 4, 4 4,....i f widei,
t.‘l,,mlay„ 0et0144 Stli; and will'coutiuue until good i u and w6o.:wateri.it.'
.'ktirint'ap.
t.
_ .
the Ist of March. '' acres are -IN goalatul; andl about ,- 31i' aerealliAl -
le A e II i.,1" V . tour land 4 .20 Of ' which - ant,.:#oti - ifie*c e1t.f, , ..t -,
Onvto C.II,BF:ItT, M. 11., Prof. of Obstetrics grass., Tito innurova!nterus air, ~a largo ,tivo
. al"' Disuas" of W`n a vrt' and .Lt,ildren. ,story MUCK itoilsB, Oriel: ~
ALrimo--.tittla,t4,--,M-t)-1),--P-rof.--of Theory—and i hilk .---- thric -w. } 4 o - 0 --. Bhed. c4 n - , .
. 14 . 1 ., ____
practice Of Nletlicitte. - t-t Ne if
- Crib,, Carriage nottz, L ,'lt4,,e , , ...',. , ,
John Ny113., M. D., Prof. of Sur,,,Pry. liouse. I.oro .eicellett W Ils of ~:'''''''!'.--..- .
J. Al. AI,I,VA, M. It., Prof. of General and water at the building; and a yabotgbinhartibi
s l ipcial A tatomy. thriiittir - trees.
.1())15 J.- Itcy.:ix, M. 1)., Prof. of. Medical 0.::7- Persons 'wishing to. viPW ' Ow 9rainisea,,
Chou:Wry. aro regokteit 'to edit firm the' sobsilriberire-
J Oll5 B. ii ii , i , LE „ M. I)., Prof. of Therapeutics s idi ng t h ereon. .
anti Materid Medieti. .
Fit,ts/I , i G. tilliTis, M. I)., Prof. of Institutes
of 1131icitie.
jimP.l , ll M. 1)., Demonstrator of
Instriietion will he given by Pro
lessors and Nein, at the l'hiladelphia
Hospital, tierne! the entire iternt of
the: sossion, 111 ItUrlillll4tliolr with other
of the Meiheal Board of the, tlositital.--:.
The Sitidesits of Pennsylvania College—boa
first-cow:cc and bccosid-cuurm---vvill i)4
grotuibiliily kV Itil tilt! tieliPtto 1111' Philadel
lehi,e
0111(41. Seriontl-eourse Students tiave
the option of reeeivinir ttratititolisly tlie'tieliet
to the Pennsylvania lir - militia: A Clinic will
ako held at the Collegv, every Wednesday
and SainolaY tuurnin ihroughunt the be-astir).
I : 11r th e entire (;curse ut LerturcH, $lO5 00
fl.nriett Litton, (paid cnce only) ' - 5 00
30 00
The Disriectin2 Itooms will he opened in
Septmither, tinder the direction of the Proles-
Sur of A11:11.0111y, altil the Dvitionsirator.
Preliminary Ler-tures will he delivered dur
ing the fortnight preceding the opening (Attie
sest:ion.
JOHN J. REESE, 31. D., licE;;slrar,
No. 122 S. Shalt Street,
Aug 20, 1855. 51 PHILADELPHIA.
AdinlimistralorN Not left.
‘ll S.IN ATTEITSDN'S
7 Letters of oi‘ttittistr;ittou on tilt; eslon of
tin ~tst Patte.r,on, halt: of Redd i rown
....141ants crow:s, tieeea:,e.l, having been
granted to tilt: otode•roitrmtl, rvsitling, in tilts
s.one township, Ina lo•ril , y 21vils notice to
nll per•-:‘,/is Indebted In s.tld ( ~ lati• to wake
it:ion-11We payorcot, and those knivint; Clnlnttt
40,,ni , ,t the saint; to present them property
anittentwateiftor settirment.
AudlulHy.
YKVS
raw=
Evegider4 l , Sale
.
OF. A. VA
Yuri SithsetibEini, Kietticti)in' itte;#4l*
yAll - Wid kettia foetifs!P
der(sam.(l; 451 Tel , nt
nreini:era,-cnislttterritiyijikelliEeffey 65:prifii•V
ber I+(xJ, the Real Istate of itaid decedent,
n-nsimill6 (if
A V A Lir Ah L r FARM; "'
situate. in Heading township, AdiunStrinfity, , ": 7
Pa., adjoininir of Vankt • BORRentlattif" . "'
lienrge Baker, Mielmel,_ Bushey, Miellael
Brown, and others, containing ISO Atncleg,
more or less, - about '2O - aert!r: of whieh - are
Meadow, and about 35 acres Ttmber
Part of the farm - has been' limhtt. -- it in. a
(rood state of -cultivation, and -under •gonif
'Fencing. Tito itnprOvetnenti are a one'
and a half story Double Log HOUSE,
new Bank Barn, Wagon t•ilted, Corn
Crib;-taiul other ant-buildings., There-M on
the premises a thriving young Apple Ornbard,
With
r a variety of other fruit trees,' each $llll
Peach, Pear, Cherry, A humid, &e. There
are- two neverfailing springs near the [rouge:—
a well, with a pima in It, in the,barn-yard—•
.
several other springs, and a neverfailing
stream through thetartn, making It one of the
best watered farina. in the county, eersona
wishing to view it are requettted to call upon
either of
,the Executors, one of whom TOShles
niftily:premises, and the other in the•itinne ,
sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M., on -
said day, when attendance willhe given and
icons wady known by
. -JOH N' BROWN. -
L'1"411 B. KA UtWALA N,
• Angnstl3, 18,55. ,E.rceuhrt4.-
Lot of GrOiliad,,
A PUBLIC Ai-A,l, ;
WILL be . offered. at - Public. Sale, on Sal
' iirritry, the ist , thts of September »e. 74
at 1 o'clock, M., on the ,preinises,
.04 /.0 7' OF 'GROUND, -
, .
property of the late Citnrad Schrivc-r, decetsen.,.
1111,ilsuntely situated inSiratein tnwosisip, Ad
s cotnity,-nn . the Chanittertiburg r ioati;
miles freak II iiriterKinw and talie ! ` rani
Loner's Mill, itiljoiniiiitlniiiis,uf.Pso.
Henry •Wititior, and - others; c0f044-kr,,,T.r07` 4
AC RES, more or less. The iiiiproy - eittents:,
are. a 'largo •
HOUSE, with
Barn, Corn Shutt,' gr:
and other outhoildini% a licOnititiling
,well of excollerit water nearAliti'dirrit.,-*1110!;
panty i'n it.; an Orchard of Apfile
sides Pearl, and Plain IWes.' - , I'ha ra'ttit in of
a first rate quality, a I'l e'n f'`Staite — i
cultiviiiion'; attire prep - Oahu' is " Ate:Moir", anti
all under good fencing. pitnimir woe Id
wake , rate !twat tonjorii
Persons wishing' to - view the piiaise arts
.:
requested to call on the
in the rlrtfiilUprfttU vicinity y: -
AMVI,I),
'
Agent for the Heirs of honied StAritter", ftri:
July 13. 1855. - - -
- .11P:orns tbr fiat
.
slthsciitter, - , intonilintr to e e ti l ioo k
T- olrers at on
,'very`
favorable terms,
A ,
shunted laW fl Sjlll ) 4 . +Halt epla
Pa., on the titiblie read' {railing 'froati Itottlers,.
town tri the - Pinegrave alunit:"3inil4"
froin the ft : inner Once, 'adjoining#, , klytahain
Fisher's ,N 1 ill, 0;4 lands Ot,
G ar d John: 1)011 6 : amt otheriit,:,,ekuibtAiligq.-_
135 Aciiis, about 30: aereg :of „which aril"'
11 41
the 'balance In menet) stetwof einttiOutinn#4onrt
of it has been 'input._ l'heititt;ro•fiTonits..ore-•
a two, story STON K tl OIT 301
'lock Buitilitti; lar#e
Wagon SlitO4'.' 'Coin
!louse, nod. other otiftoultilings,,i, rtinning*v4er., - .
in the barnyard, a.,,well',of,elteellent,'*ntipOtt
the liOnse,..and riirntlpir winer thrn,'.l*faimi
alsri teikriiini. young Orchard 'of AtOlcii fruit
•,„ •
Crtr 'prOp - 047' is hiltutanntely - and
conveniently 'situated,' a 4:irk
mrsnte - to to purely News. Jr -
terms, mule knovrn by thc A11411'1401; reshlint,' ;
oni the farm . • j Kitt;
''July 30, 1853.. - If
I'AMS HS 8 C HAV A UTZ.
July 9, 1855. 2m
A Small Property,
AT PRIVATN SALK; ,
rri i 1 , 1 Subscriber offers at Private Salf, the •
j property which he now oecupies, sitnaie—
in Butler township, Addis's eofinly. fume' Low: ,
er's Nllll, adjoining lha•te Myers - and Martin
Thomas, consistintr ofa LOT OF GRP U ND,
cootai oiwz alwin 3 Acres. imprOved
,with a
two story Rottirheast HOUSS;
sink!, Shop, Stable, and other Out
; a neverCiiling well of Wate
at •the door ; • and a first rite 'Oreltaril of Ml'
kinds of fruit. Thu property is well located
for any kind of a mechanic. Persons wishing
to view it will call at the house.
JESSE SLAYBAUGH- -
August 13, uBas. 3t
Notice.
ulers of the "Against enmity Mu
" teal Fire Inset:ince Company" are hereby
non fo.(1 !hat an Kleytion for wetity-otie MAN.:
A EIS will tic' held_ it_itlte office of the Ste,-
rem ty, in (;etty shorg, nn illnnday. 04 3d day '
plember ntri, betrecen the homy of I and
4 o'clock, P. M - .—each member heist; emitted
to one vote far each policy.ttelil by
_Min.
The Executive Committee will meet et 10
0 1 4-Ineli, t. M, uti "ganke day.
Kr Managers tiavitig in hinds; Pees • due
the Company will he requited to pay theaatne
int - nllle Treasury li - Olrliee SalirdwyTwini.
ahle the aceuunts for the current year to be
closed. I). A. nil Ell LER-I.Bte3f•-
August 13, 1855. 3t . •
Notice.
xx - rtiEREAs no. wife, MARY, has, ittft
i Inv anti hoard without. riay L it!sll
cause, this is to warn all perAntig a~►uilpit 1-
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