TRUSTEES SALE.
Will be offered at public sale in the bor
ough of Newville, .hm Thursdayrthe \4th
day 6f March, 1838, the following real es
tate and personal property, vizi .
lot no. aa.. ’
situate in the borough of. Newville, having
thereon erected a LOG HOUSE .&'KITCH
EN, a Blacksmith shop,' and one half of an
cxcellerft 'i.vell of on 'the
west by lot No. 23, owned by. Milligan, on
the nortji by Cove alley,,on the east by lot
No. 25, owned, by W.m; McCaridlish’s heirs,
and oh the south"by Slain street, containing
60 feet in front and 180 feet in depth.
, The personal property consists of
7 Thrashing Machines and Horse Phwers,
10 Clover Machines, ■ “
1 first fate Turning Lathe with the neces
sary tools for turning. _ r
1 do. do. horse power for.turning lathe.
a elegant Carriages,
6 elegant Buggys, lined with fine cloth and
'well finished, ,
3 neat Dearborn; Wagons,
X large Broad Wagon, new,
1 second-handed Barouche,
1 ,1 . ,i„ Gig,
4 setts of elegant white and yellow mounted
Harness, * , _
A number of riding Bridles and Martingals,'
A large lot of Breechbands, Cruppers, Col-
Bllnd-Brid'es, Back-Bands, Belly-
Bands and Halters; ■
2-setts of Smith Tools, 1 sett of Coachsmith
Tools, and 5 setts of Carpenters’ Tools,
1 machine for bending tire,
A quantity of plough irons, and other iron,
assorted, a large lot of old iron and scraps,
A large lot of plank, scantling, boards, &c.
of various kinds and descriptions.
.1 elegant new fashioned Cooking Stove,
Household and Kitchen Furniture of various
kinds, with a great many other articles not
mentioned.
The above articles will be offered on the
above mentioned day,and terms of saje made
known and attendance given by the Trus
tees of William B. Milligan. *"•
ALEX’R M. KERB, 1
JACOB MVEHS, [ Trustees.
SCOTT COYLE, J
Feb. 21, 1359. St
To the Heirs and Legal Representatives of
' EVE WOLF, late of Monroe township,
— deceased . . ... —. c. -
TAKE NOTICE that I will hold an In
quisition on a writ of Partition and Val
uation on the premises late Of EVE WOLF,
deceased, on Monday the 18th day of March,
-1839, at ten o’clock, A. M. where all inter
ested may attend.
JOHN MYERS, Sheriff'.
Sheriff’s Office, )
. Carlisle, Feb. 21, 1839. 5 4t
TO. OUR CREDITORS.
Take notice that we have applied to the
judges of the Court of Common Pleas of
Cumberland county, for the benefit of the
insolvent laws of, Pennsylvania, and they
have appointed Monday the Bth day of A
pril rtext, for the hearing of us and ourcred
itors at the Court House in the borough of
Carlisle, when and where you may attend if
you think proper.
- -JOSEPH KAUFMAN,
ABRAHAM BILLINdS,
' JOHN ALEXANDER.
JOHN YOUNG,/
JOHN KERNS,
JOHNJPRIMESSER,
jesse h. Johnson. •
THOMAS OLIVER,
JACOB ZEIGi
February 21, 1839>
" ‘ STATEMENT 1
the receipts and expenditures of South
■ B Middleton School District by the Dik-ctnls
oTViid District, from June Ist 1836 to June Ist
18S8 ■ '
WM. graham..hsq. treasurer.
DR.
To whole amount of Ipntls from-sundry’
" 53?06 12$
To cash, V , 18 31i
CR.
By amount paid for tuition, 82647 83 *
By chbU for building school house at
' Webhcrt’sand ground.
By do. at Wolf’s
By do at Wise's
By.do.lif Klepper’s
By do. for cdntingenciesi
By cashto balance
■■ $3756 12}
Wethe Auditors of South Middleton township,
having examined the accounts and vouchers of
William GrahSm, Esq, Treasurer of said Dis
trict from the Ist day of. June 1835,, to die Ist
June 1838, incluslve.’do report'and certify that
we find a balance due the district by said treas
urer, eighteen dollars and thirty-one nnd : a half
cents ns above stated.- Given under our hands
this 16th February 1839. ■■■ •- • • ' i ■‘ —
- . JOHN STUART,
.JOHN'PETEK'S.
, JACOB MUISELMAN,
" ‘ . . • Auditors. ■
Attest—Lßvr Bobk, Clerk. . / ~
NOTICE.
WHEKEAS George W. Crabb did on the
Bth day of January last, execute to the
subscriber a deed of assignment of all his effects,
including his bonks and accounts,-tor the benefit
oof his creditors. Notice is hereby given to all
indebted to the said George
' bond, note or book account, to call on the sub
scriber and make payment without delay.
O . WILLIAM M. PORI'EB, Assignee.
Carlisle, Feb.2ty 1839.,3.t_ .
EstaXe of Robert McGlaughlin, deceased,.
NOTICE
S 3 hereby given that letters testamentary' on
the will and testament of Robert McGlaugb:
, late of the borough of Newjille, deceased,
Have'been issued to toe subscriber, by tbeV- Heg
ister of- Cumberland onunty—lie, therefore re
quests those -Indebted' to said decedent; to call on
him at his residence in the raid borough of New--
villej and and payment without
delay—and those hdvinij,cluims against snitl 'cs'
tateitd present them duly authenticated fur set
tleraent. i .• u . • , . « -/h •
WILLIAM BABft. Exeeutor.
IfewviMe, ?ebi 21,4E(39. • ; -ft
IHssolutipnvfCo-jfarlnership.
THE co-purtm'rahip heretofore existing be
tween .the subscri befa under the.firmhf John
H. Weaver,Bc Co. was dissolvetlmi theZlh Inst,
by .mutual chiisein—all persons indebted to the
late firm wifi please call with JohnU. Weaver,
in whose hands die book .accounts, notes, due
bills, Sec, are left for collection, and to whom
payment must be made. ■
JOHN H WEAVER,
ANDREW RICHARDS.
Carlisle, Feb. 14, 1839.' .'' _ - •
N. B.—Tire public,are respectfully informed
that ’the subscriber continues to do business at
the old stand. JOHN H, WEAVER- •
TURNPIKE ELECTION;
THE Stockholders of-the Harrisburg* Carlisle
ami Chiunbeisburg Turnpike Road Compa
ny, are hereby notified* that In pursuance ot an
act of the Legislature, an election will be held
at the house of M*ij« Jacob Uehrar, in the bor
ough of Carlisle, on Mondaythe fourth dav of
M irrh, 1839. then ami there to elect THREE
-MANAGERS for said company.
JOHN IRWINi President.
February 14,1839. ■
To the heirs and legal representatives of
JOHN D. WJiLTENBEJiOEn, late of
the Borough of Newville , dec*d.
TAKE NOTICE
that I will hold an Inquisition on a writ of Parti
tion and Valuation, on the premises late of John
I). Waltcnherger, decM., on Friday the Blh day
nfMirch 1839, at 11 o’clock A. M., where all
interested luay attend.
JOHN MYERS. Sheriff. *
Sheriffs Office,
Carlisle, Feb. 12, 1859. 5
To the heirs and legal representatives of
SAMUEL’NEIBIO, late of Frankford
township deceased.
TAKE NOTICE
that 1 wilLhoJd an Inquisition on a.writ of Parti
tion ami Valuaiinn, on the premises late ofSam
nel Ncid* r, dec’d.,, cm Tuesday the 12lh dav of
March 1839,' at 10 o’clock A. M., Where all in
terested may attend.
• JOHN MYERS, Sheriff. *
Sheriffs Office, }
Carlisle, Feb. 12, 1859. 5
ATTENTION INEANTRTr''
. You are ordered to parade on
usual grnund. on FRIDAY the
22d instant, at 10 (Polock, A. M-i
I in winter uniform, with arms and
hi! accoutrements in good order,
i If By order of the Capt.
Uy THOMPSON SPOTS WOOD, O.S.
-AJL. - Feb. 1-1, 1839. - ■ -
N. il. The Medal will be shot for on that
A VALUABLE TAN YARD
• T OB, RENT.
AT HARPER’S FERRY, VA.
THE subscribers will lca?e for one or more
years, their valuable Tan Yard, with all
it* appendages. It Is one of the best locations
in Virginia for carrying on the business on an
extensive scale, as there is" übuifdant room and
the rivateriala-are ample. A number of the Vkts
are under cover, and-all lhe buildings are ot the
most suitable the grindirig of Hark
(which can be got convenient and at fair prices,)
is dune by water power.
Any quantity ol Hides can be procured in the
neighborhood,jprthere isno other tannery with
in several miles of the place—and.there is also
every facility tor getting hides from the cities,
and sending them to market when tanned, eltli*
erby rail road or canal.'. There is. likewise, a
demand at lids place for a large quantity of
Leather annually by the Government.
"Possession will be given immediately.
For further particulars enquire of ~ ,
HUGH GILLEECE 6c CO.
ffaVper*a Ferry*, Feh, 7, 1839. cowtf
Estate of John Sheaffer, deceased.
' NOTICE. '
■RT ETTEKS of Administration have been is
-8 d-siied to the subscriber on the estate of John
.tuieuffer, late of EastJ’ennsborough township,
deceased. All persons having claims against
said estatelyill present them for adjustment and
those who are indebted ace requested to make
immediate payment.
JACOB SHEAFFEh. Adm’r.
East Pennsbornugh township, ?
February 7, 1839. 5 fit*
CUMBERLAND GREENS!
■ You are ordered to
fflr iparade at the public
ant (iff liouse of Mr. JohhCorn-
man, in Carlisle, tin
Friday the 27(1 of Feb
ruary at 10 o’clock. A..
mjujj which time an adjourn
ed court of appeal will be held where all those
interested may attend.. .
A. LAMBEHTON, Capt.
r February 7, 1839. , , - 1
219 75
138 0U
.215 00
444 00
73 23
$37j7 81
18 3IJ
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
THE subscribers beg leave toinform the pub
lic in gerieral that they have associated
themselves under the firm of Slieaffer &' Shultz,
for the purpose ol conducting the mercantile but
silicas at this place, where we intend constantly
keeping on hands a large ami g eneral assortment
of ÜBy Goods, Gbockbies, &c. We in
vite all td.give us a rail. ‘
• GEOKGE SHEAFFEfI,
JOSEPH SHULTZ.
' Mount itock, Feb. 7, 1839.. . 3t.
N. B. All those knowing themselves indebted
to trie cah make payment at the store, as the
books are left there. ' . .. '
■ > ■ geo. sheaEfeE.
ATTENTION MILLERS !
HENRY has invented a
self-tightening Bush for Merchtmt Mills
tin- .which lielias-a patent. It,is supefior to any
tiling of tlie kind evsr invented, and can be seen
'in operational Mih jnhn Agnew’s" mill, inlhe
Borough of Carlisle. Millers would, do well to
callnnd examine for themselves.
February 7,1839—3 t. , .
ATTENTION ARTILLERY!
.*1 You are ordered to parade on
, l ; your usual ground onFRIDAY the
■ - Mr- 22rid of February instant; at 10 d’--
clock, A. M., completely equipt,
I with arms in good.'firing order; '
"1Y By order of Oapt. Biddle.
if 7.7 JOHN Jl. JtERNAN, O; S. -
.JJL.' -February 7/ 4899; ■ ;
ATTENTION
HH* t 9R-!»f ** i -t nt n t ttx *
", Of the Receipts of Cumberland County*
By -the Commissioners of s«d from the ist day of January to the Slat day of: Uecemlifcr,
.AV D. 1838, inclusive. ’
WILIJAM S. RAMSEY, ESR., TREASURER.
To balancedue county, received from former treasurer 6 503 591
_ Balance' of tax outstanding on the Ist Jan. 1838 4872 681
Amount of taxes assessed for 1838 , .19105 46
Cash received on loan from J* Stuart, Esq. 300 00
D„ do Robert Armstrong 500 00
Dd do ' . ' Joseph Clark 665 00
Do for an estray from David Hume, Esq. -10 00
Fees due.countyfrpm delinquent collectors 13 37
Do. received on unseated lands, &ci, . 10'05
Do. (verdicts) received in the Quarter. Sessions 4 00
Amount of A. Erb’s note due Feb. 1838, received SO 00
Fees refunded on Coroner’s Inqdest 7 85
~ —
, Schedule of outstanding Taxes,
Due county per return of Treasurer, 31st Deceniber•,
1838, subject to exonerations, tyc. with' the'amount
assessed /or 1838, viz:
DR.
Collectors.
Wiljiam Woodsf
Martin Dunlap
J. Montgomery*
Nicholas Urichj
P.'Messersmith
(Jeo. Kinsinger
Daniel Bhavb*n
DanieKLcckey
Robert Clark
H.D.Daelhonsen
David Mnrtlnij:
Adam R< Iglef
John Lehn
Towns/ii/ia, Isfc
Dickinson - 1
Silver, Spring i
Allen ’
Carlisle
Dickinson
E. Pennsborb*
Frank ford.
Honcw.ell ' *
-Mifflin 1...
Monroe
Mechnnic.sbnrg
K. Middleton •?
Newton
Newville *
South Middleton
Southampton '
Silver Spring
Shippettab*g bni
Do. township
W. Peniaboib*
fieorge Ewing*
John Johnston
William Monre*
William Tritt*.
John Saxton}:
Thomas Spencer
John Rnrnn*
J. Beltzhoover
*J9tO5 46 «63ir roj
■Thie County by the following persons, Viz
M. Holcomb, Esq. late Sheriff for fines and Jury fees
for 1837 , $lO5, 15}
J. Myers, Esq. Sh’ff, for jury fees for 1837 44 06
J. tpbach, as keeper of penitentiary for 1837 56 49J
M. Bovle for chats 36 29
R. Miles do 22 15
The County stands indebted for balance of loan to W.
Bentz, $2OOO 00 •„
To balance dues county by Treasurer,"
•The balance due county by W. S. Ramsey, Esq.,
late Treasurer, since paid to his successor in full.
tSince paid in full. > .
{Since paid on account—William Tritt 8235
William Moore 100
George Ewing ■> 180
David .Martin 265
James 175
.John Saxton 1_ 125
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, ss.
•_ JVe the Commissioners of Cumberland cpunty, do cer
tify that the above and foregoing exhibits a true and cor
rect statement of the Receipts and Expenditures of said
county, for the term above stated,)as also of the Taxes
assessed for the use of the countyJ together with the ag
gregate of fees and exonerations allowed.during the said term —and
also, the amount of the several taxes outstanding and in the,hands
of the respective-Collectors, ns above stated,' according to the best
of our knowledge and judgment. ,
Witness our hands and seal of office, at'Carlisle, the 7th day of
January, A. D. 18S9. ~~ ~ _____
JAMES WILLIS, . V ~
ROBERT C. STERRETT, yComihisaioner}.
JOHN CORNMAN, J
Attest— John Irwin,' Clerk, „ • -
A»D 1
horse boWer.
call aho zxahWb ran ravsttivssi
The subscribers, thankfulfor past.favors,take
this method of Informing that they
still continue the building of Thrashing Machines
4 AifiitiPi' iiiyni'iAi'Aiiv r 1 ; ■ —‘ and Horst Power* at their old stand,lnLouther
CABINET MANUFACTORY. ; : FARMERS’ HOTEL
THE_ subscriber respectfully informs the in- / a High street a Jew doors east of the Court improvement- bn thb poster arid
habitauts.of Carlisle, and the public gener* •»>,.,.* ' »kn attachefl s
ally, that he still .resides at his Old Stand, in - . Hou'Cy . .• • ;
North Hanover street, opposite Mr. E. Bullock's Cl AH Xi 2 ST. B, CliOy
Chair Manufactory, where he continues to carry ThesabscriberhaVingleastd the above named br none!‘ mP Eisofconstfue ;
on the ; _ ■■■,.. establishment from Mr. Sitnoh H underlies, and *' S a vi n Jali manner of confidence in the sbjje- j
ttbinet . Jl taking Business j having provided.himself with,e*emhing.ttMes- riorUy'ofthe Stove mentioned machine, fee. they
in all its various' branches. He has latelyfuf-f ln Se are willing that farmers shall tat them before
nished himself with a new and ■ Wm StfSvSl ‘ P ' Waiting the purchase; - ' . J.
hose who may favor him with a call. Persons wishing to piirchaSe or examine the
SPLENDID IIBiRSE, ... THE OBBRARSI, machine will pleasenpike application, at the
fefc to accommodate ail those who may tutor will receive his special attention. 4 These will bfe shop, or to I. Agent, .atM«cfarlane s
him with a pall. He returns bis sincere thanks kept constantly provided with the best of LIQ- hotclf near the C™rt House, .
to‘lils~friends and customerslpr the liberal en- .UORS; NfiVIUS 8e MIICHBUj.
courageinent bestowed on him,j Ac .solicits a con* . * —THE XiARDEK. , ii ' • •
tinuance of their patronage. He flatters himself wilt at rill times.be, abundantly supplied With all' • mf■■■ mi p TAUlful DDIIDCDTV
that by strict attention to business and a dispose the delicacies’ whichtheseason aiid-mfffketcan- fALUAvLfc I Ufsfi « tiUlllff I T
tiort tb : pferisiEf; td- : merit'arid'receiveashareof affoVd; . JPOS SALS' ' . c
im"ineiSnf'^i^eb'oW.ihih^rf? W 'ls
‘ ; .POST. jßSSS!Sawfe^.ftfiff
Carlisle* Pa. Nov. TRB3B^^ lisle . : Aprils. ° f
Arrival and hefiarture o/Maili. N. B. Thecarsrurt P“ tth^kQv^e^W ,s n v above property is vifellri tilattd for pu bl i c
“ JrrH* ■ i Closee. menb at 6 and 1! o’clock. A. M. and at 3 and 7 business of any kmd. and wUl.bu.noid fewf as I
Fastom daily. abobt 12 ni' > r -m. *> C -P^ , P ‘. M ’ ■ ■ . ■' am on removing to lTie:
Eastern ,y D . m 10 a m.-' Kn n mrc Arf c pnT tThliiS : ' payrrients Wi|il Be made' easy to suit fiat'chasers,
wanin' ■ ‘ v••••• ie m JOa'm . '5OO BITSIgISIiS,PQTA,T€*B«b» ; . Possession cap
Whern' • «Ki «• 18 m.‘ yn.‘ m; TUST'received from Belfast<Maine) and-for be hadoif life first of April tielct; For further
ShanLVg «• “ 12m. J sa^® t partiou/arsappff ANUS
NewvlUe *' "12 m. Iff a. m. Musser Potatoes; V OWEN McCAßfc. . .rKANCIb McßlAv* Vs
wewytHo - . Ri.LAMBERTCiN.P; M..-_; Harri*urgi Nov. W ? 1838. . ; ; : Car Wei Sept 2f, 1838.
MTATKJIEW
Amt of du •
; filieatea,
Am'nt out •
standing
s 902 45
729 62
349 79$
138 84
386 97
461 74$
687 05$
1837
1838
31820 84’
1396-97$
•JB»r 744
1787 04$
• 519,28 j
, 411 16
420 90
1357.83
246 73
1497 95$
946 -37
160 43$
1835 SO
3073 954
1829 87$
385 25
173 80
1430 00 .
381 W
246 36$
352 37
1390 13
431 95$
454 87$
103 80
8264 Hi
John Raum
By cash paid on Commiisionera ’ orders; fyc. viz:
For tuition and stationary for poor children, 9 49S
Grand and Traverse Jurofs pay, • _ 9244
Auditors for settling accounts fori 637, ' 45
Witnesses fees in criminal prosecutions, 475 1
Justices* do "do 59
Constables’ do do 113
Printing for county, . ,
Constables for making quarterly returns.
Repairs and incidental expenses of public buildings, in
cluding Court Crier’s fees, stationary for office, &c.
John Miller for road damages,'.
Inquests on dead bodies, • ;
E. State Penitentiary for support of convicts.
Sundries famished- county jail and penitentiary,
Bridge over Yellow Breeches creek at Lisburn, in full.
Assessors’ pay for 1838, ,
Taxes refunded,'
Expenses of General Election,
John Myers,Esq. Sh’ff,‘for support of prisoner s.fcc.l 838,
Joseph Lobach.Esq. salary as Keeper of Penitentiary,
Directors of Poor, - for support of paupers.&c.
R. M’Cune, Esq. salary as Director of the Poor for 1838,
David Emminger, Esq. do dq do.
A. Waggoner, Esq. ’’do do do
Jacob Zug, Esq. pay as Commissioner, in full,
James Willis, Esq. pay as do- for 1838, ‘
Robert'Cr Sterrett. Esq. d°> d 0...
John Cornman, Esq. do from 12th TSTovem. td
31st December, 1838,
John,lrwib,'EiJq; ’salary,asXlerk to Commissioners;
James H. Graham, Esq. salary as Attorney to, do.
T. Craighead, j r. Esq. fees as Clerk of Quar. Sess. &c.
S. D. Adair, Esq. fees as ( Deputy Attorney General,
George Fleming, Esq. Prothonotary’s fees, • ■ ' ■
Doctor Stadiger, fpr, apprehending horse thief, _
W. Bentz, on attount Of loan with mterest,
Hoti.'John Staaff, do , do "
Robert Armstrong, do .do
Joseph Clark, do' do
J. H. Graham, Esq-, fees iri case of writ of error,
Viewers of Roads and Bridges,
Foyorders,
' ’ Whole amount paid out, 817037 50
By commissions, allowed Treasurer, ... 9?
Exonerations allowed Collectors, 545 31
Fees do do . ' , 1053 34
Balance of taxes due by Collectors, per schedule on .
debit aide. \ 6Si7 70i
Balance in hands of Treasurer,
Ol
81093 15$
We the Auditors of Cumberland eounty, having examined the
several'accounts and vouchers of William S. Ramsey, Esq. Trea
surer of said county, from the Ist day of January to the_ 31st day,
of December, A. D. 1838, inclusive, "do report and certify that we
find a balance due said’county by said Treasurer, of one thousand
and ninety-three dollars and fifteen and a half cents as above stated.-
•Given under our hands at Carlisle, the 26th Janiiary.A. D. 1839.
•WILLIAM!, LUSK,, 1
GEO. M. GRAHAM, )■ Auditor);
JOHN CLBNDENIN, J
f, “
THRASHING MACHINES
VALUASLa'. PJVOPHB.T’Jr
FOR SALE.
. The subscriber-will sell; on
tVtdnudaij iht iiOth of Fibruary modj .
A TRAOT OF XiAND, ,
situate in Simile township; Perry county,- con
taining, 19 acres,- more oi leu, having thereon
erected an elegant •, ■ :
FACTORY
(NOT EQUALLED.* *«tttTCO*KTV.)
fIBSMB ~ (k : also, a
ORtST Mitt;
- ..On the uiost improved plan. ■
The other buildings are,- a large, two .story
FRAMF HOUSfi, good half Bam, and. other
necessary 'buildlngsi There is - also a- SAW
MILL-on the Property; propelled;by Buffalo
creek, oh wnifcfi the other machinety is erected,
which is a never falling, stre'atfl. sufficient to pro
pel a Flutter Wheeled Saw Mill till July; togeth;
cr with all theothertnachinery; An indisputa
ble title Will be given; and tsfmS riiade known on
the day of kale.
€R,
132
86
326 664
73 00
52 64
268 96
SOI 56
666 66
5f2 GO
51 00
235 56
1084 67
FRANCIS ENGLISH;
Saville townihip, Perry county,'?
January 24, 1389. ( - 5
FiiOuit & feed stored
The subscriber respectfully informahis friends
and the public in. general, that he has open
eda.-FI.OUH and FEED. STORE at his oid
stand, (comer, of L'otfth'er, and Bedford,) where
he intends keeping for sale
WHEAT ANH RYE FT.OUR
by the barrel or smaller quantity. Buckwheat
and Corn Meal, Cho/i and Bran, Corn, liye
Oalti all of which he intends keeping constantly,
on hand; and hojieS to feceivc a (hare, of the
public patronage. . .. .
Hehas also -o f-Sjirinfa
Wheat for seed, which he offers for sale. .
. ~_,.iOHK PROCTER.
Carlisle, lan. 24, 1639.. tf
200 00'
6000 00
30 00
SO 00
SO 00
93 00
120 00
_JP5_O,O_
28 50
260 00
' 50 00
IX9 24
53 00
15 75
P. S.—He Wilt continues to harry on the Sil
ver /Plating at.the old stand, and has constantly
oh hand n good dSs.ottftitnt of plated Siddlery.
such a$ Stirrups, Bitts; Harnefestmohming and
Coach.work; . Plating fpr Coach' Makers donts.
in the best manner and with despatch. 'J.P.
X FORRENft ,
THAT targe and coritltiodioas white housei
situate in High Street, in the borough of
Carlisle, opposite the. Post Office; Having extend
sive hack buildings tjiefeto attached,.at present 1
in the occupancy of Capt. Edward St Biddlaj
calculated for any kind of Business; Possessibti
given on the lst Of Aptil next,. For terms ap-'
ply to ... ISAAC TODD.
■Agent of t. L. Todd. -
34 40
1165 00
303 25
511'65.
691 60
’ 7 50
95 45
10 79
Jan. 34, 183$,
Estate of Janies Bredin t deteased-.
•NOTICE.'.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of the
Tate James Bredin; dec’d; of- Carlisle, are
respectfully requested to call with the subscri
ber and settle their respective accounts, on or,
before the first day of April next,- and those
persons who' have claims and demands against
the eslite.wiU present them legally authentica
ted fof'settlement ...
.. ’ . AKNA BREDIN, Adm'x.
.Carlisle,. Jahi 34,1839. . fit
•24953 85 J
1093 15i
•26047* 01
Estate of Afathiat Voung. dtceased. _
.... . . NOTXOfii
Jf ETTERS of Administration having been,.
H A granted to the subscriber Residing in Mon-'
roe township, CumbeHand county, on the estate
of iiathias Young; late of said township, dec’d—
this is therefore to notify ail jjersons indebted to
said estate; to make payments immediately, and
thosehaying-Ciaimswill-present-thenvwithout
dclav properly authenticated for settlement. ''
/ , ENOCH VOUNG; Mtu’r. '
January if, 1839. 6t
. SAVIWOS lirstflSUTiOlTt
Nti. 66 South Fourth Philadelphia*
CAPITAL 250,000 DOLLARS.
Often dalW for iHettansactloniif business Worn
§jt. M. to 3P. At.- ■ '
DEPCteItES of money received! for which .
the following rateof interest will be allowed:
1 year 6 per cent;, per ahniifn,
‘,6‘mos. 6 ** **
3 “ ,4;' . « ' “ '
On business depogliesitobe drawn at the plea
sure of the depositor; no interestwillbo allowed.
Uncurrent notes of solvent Banks,,in every
part of the'. United Statespwill lie received as
Special depositesi'-oti Such terms as may. be a
greed on in each particular case.
By order bf the Board,
.■ ~ VIIDESSAA, Cashier.
Philadelphia. Dec. 19, 1838. - ly ,
DR. J. C. LOOMIS*
DENTIST.
INTENDS residing permanently in Carlisle!* ■
Bam] would respectfully offer his professional'
services to the citlienS of the place and vicinity.-'
He has-taken robins at C.ol; "Ferree's Hotel;
where he may he fotind at all hours.
Persons 1 requesting ft Will be waited ugon at
their residences, , ; ,
SGeorgt D, Foulke, ,
Theodore Myers,
That. C. Thornton ;
David At Mahon . v
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR RENT.
FTtHE rfent for one .
JL'.or more years the While Weath - »SSJ i g|lfB
erboaHed House .and lot of ground, gBl B i 886
sittiate |n South Hanover street.andSSEfi&gH
fpriiierly occupied by the. Rev. D; : McKinley.
Possession will be riven on the Ist of April next.
. JOHN AGNEVV.
■ Carlisler Jan.. 10,1839. .. 'tf
a first rate terac teases; ■.
FOR furtherpnrticuhiia
scrlbers at .Oak'Grove Furnace, Perry
C ° Unty ' K THypiHivi. s
i January 10, I8o9; ' • ' „ 5t ; -
■; (o>‘Lancaster Intelligencer/and ‘Keystone/
Insert3liroesandchatge thlsomcc. ... .■
Cldvqt see& for Sale. ;
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. ’vUST rwM'-€S.froin.Ohio r -a^d-for- sale-^-at
#■ the Warehouse of m thehor-.
Sgh of Carlisle.' a^lafge Qbafttity of
o«y ; &edi ..
i peMmber SO, : l?3«. i.H-*:' ji <
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