Steamboat burnt and loss of life. .
,We learn <from the Montreal-papers that
the steamboat John Bull, which cost £22,-
000, was destroyed by fire early in the
morning of the 10th inst., cight'miles above
Sorel, on her way to Montreal. The boat
was run ashore, and two boats fortunately
in time,- saved the cabin passengers twelve
in number, except Miss Rose, who fell in
the water. There'were 60 deck or steerage
passengers, of whom twelve were drowned
by jumping overboard during the confusion.
It has since been ascertained that at least
sixteen are missing, eight of- whom were
emigrants. One woman has lost six children;
she bad nine bn board with her, and three
only escaped. The confusion among the
passengers was such, that as soon as a Hioat
J would reach the steamer, the rush was so
great that many fell in the river. On,e'
woman caught hold of a rope tied around the
neck of ’a Newfoundland dog, who in this
instance, as in many others, behaved gal
lantly and towed her ashore. The fire hav
ing originated in one of the engine rooms, it
was impossible to stop the wheel, which kept
going-a considerable time after the boat was
agroundj one boat with several persons on
board, was drawn under the wheel, and
every one perished. Very few of the cabin
passengers saved their baggage, and several
have suffered considerably/.
The Jiedlander, of Nacogdoches, states
that an express afriyed there with intelli
gence that the-Chcrokecs had embodied near
the Sabine, determined to make war upon
any troops who may attempt to build a fort
there in comformity~with the orders of the
Secretary of .war. Maj: Waters calls for
reinforcements to enable him to carry the'
order into effect. The people in that part of
•Texas were preparing fora conflict with the
Cherokces.— N. Orleans paper June 10th.
New Wheat was , sold .in Baltimore on
Saturday list at $1,30 per bushel.
* Flour in Baltimore, from wagons, Skj,6l
MARTVIED:
On the Z7 th ult. by the Hev. U.-Mcth
ren, Janus Jt, Jrvirie, M. D. to Miss St
Isabella, only daughter ol Mr. James Da'
son, all of Ncwvilje.
DISC: . .
On Wednesday the 26th ult. in SWugVis
town, of a lingering disease, Captain John
Slough, in the 56th year of his age
/fiii Saturday last m West I’cnnsborough
Jacob Jtlier, Esq. for many years
(a member of the Legislature of Pennsylvania
from this county—at an advanced age.
On the same day, Mrs. Crockett,
widow of James Crockett, sen. deceased of
Monroe township, at an advanced ago.
liHcrary Notice.
THE Fourth Anniversary of the Oratorical
Society of Dickinson Institute, will be cele
brated on Monday evening next, Bth inst., in the
Methodist Episcopal church. The Annual Or
ation will Undelivered by J. L. Carey , Esq.—
Exercises [rttuinmienr.e at 8 o’clock. The pub
lic are respectfully invited to attend. July 4,
I.JJLST AWTICSS.
ALL pcrsonsJKpowing themselves indebted to
the Lehman, late ot Dick
inson are hereby notified
for the hist payment on or before
the Ist day ot August next—also the Vendue
Notes, given at the sale of said deceased’s per
sonal property, are now due, and must be paid
at farthest by the above mentioned lime.
PHILIP' SWORD, j\dmV.
Dickinson township* July*<|/1839. St*
IIARDWARW&I^ROCEitY
ST O I E.
fllsE subscriber respectfullyinforms his friends
~. A and the public in general that he lute just
j;eceiyed from the city of Baltimore, an extensive
‘ assortment of merchandize,suitable to the pres
ent and approaching such as
HARDERS,
consisting of Case Knives and
Locks. Bolts, Hinges and Screws.'Pch and Pock
ct Knives, Razors, Tacks and Sprigs,'Spades &
Shovels, Hay and Dung Forks, scythe .stones,
rakes, scc. Bcc. &c. Also, superior Jimerican.
•
He has also on hand an excellent assortment
oFPatent Family Medicines, such as pills, .oils
and ointments. Also* all kinds of Essences. He
has also on hand Horse' Medicines, such as the
Oil of -Spike, Oil of Stone and Horse Powders,
&c. ,
' HehaValsb nn hand ah extensive assortment
of American Forest and //mdostan Oil Stone,
r buiiablefor_Carpenters.andAVoodChoppe!’s.-, f
ffi aVsolias.Powder by the keg, among which
is the finest Rifle. Powder. Lead, Percus
sion Caps, and Flhiis. *
. Mq also has an extensive and superior assort
ment of
China , Glass A' Qucensware,
twenty per cent cheaper than can be had else
where.
GROCERIES.
Rio, St Domingo; and Java Coffees. New
Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar. Orleans and Su
gir /7ouse Molasses*. Young /fy'son,' Imperial
• and Black Teas, Chocolate, Rice, Barley, Soda
df-ail. kmdsr Nuts
andCkmPectionaries.. PrOnes, Raisins. Ground
Allum and Fine tfalt. 'Par, Soap and Candles
wholesale and retail, at city prices.
- '
__Win#, Brandy, New England Hum, //arvest
Whiskey, Wine and Cider Vinegar, Bcc'. ’
TOBACCO.
Cavendish, Roil and Plug, . Spanish and Waif
Spanish Cigars.' Mucubau, Rappee and Scotch
.Snuff. '
SHOES & BOOTS.
Riding, Gig and Jockey Whips and Lashes,—
Brushes.- Brooms. Painted Buckets, &c.
OarpotOhainofalloolors.: __
The"' above articles being carefully selected,
are offered to'customers and others at city prices,
. ; JOHN GRAV> Agent,
; Carlisle, July 4,1839. *. . .
FORGEMEJf WANTED.
GOOD HEFiNEßSwnntcd ini mediate
f3 ly at Dickinson Forge. Apply to'-..
1 : A.G.EGE.,
May 2,1839.
LIST OF LETTERS—-
Remaining in the Post > Office. at Carlisle,
Pa. June 30th, 1839. . Enquirers will
please say advertised . , .
• A Kosht George
Adams William King Rebecca 2 .
Atchley Catherine... L-
*B Leib Mary
Bcclman Jacob ‘ Low John
Bemnam Nelson Littell John
Blair Henry Lehman Adam
Bradly Elnora M
Boyd Eljza Mark Abraham
Buncc.Daniel B Mulford -Thomas W~"
Bell Sarah Moore-John (barber)
Birge Alford Moyer Elizabeth
Bricker Benjamin MitchellHcnry
Brown S H Miller William
Brown John Mulford Sidney
Browne James Miller John (wagoner)
C Moreland Lemon
Caffrey Owen Morres John
Carte William Musser Mr
Chambers Margaret M’Lister Mary
Culbertson William M’Guire Patrick
Curry Margaret M’Lean Samuel Rev
Calven John L Esq M’Glaughlin Henry
Connely Joseph M’Feely John L
Clarke John A M’Ellvvee Charles
Constable of borough 2 N
Cairns Harriet 2 Nevln William W ’
D O
Detes Daniel O’Brien Marion M
Didlo George P
Dorville Henry Paul John Esq
Davidson Jonathan WPreston Robert
Degana George Palmer John
Domes Moses Park Isaac A
Davis M O Pierce Stewart
Dixon Mary W , ? Prowell James B
Elizabeth y Patton Joseph
Diven Eliia J R <
Davis James Rudcsill Catherine
Diller F , Railing GcorgS \V
Delano David Ramsey Archibald Esq
Diffendall Abraham Riley G Mrs 2
Dictson James Reighter John M
E Reighter George W
igleman Conrod Roigler John hi
ly Edward E Rodgers Mathew D
ten Henry S
itabrook E Esq Story John
icrich John Stroop Henry - '
F , Shugcrs John
;kes Jacob Star John
-ul John Strohm David
Fearfats EVr/.a Stevens George
Fleming Wilson Sanderson Mariah
G Snider Peter
Gutshal John * Shindle Joseph ■
Gorgas John D 2 Stone Jeremiah L ?
Graham Isacc Lieut 5
Gilmer John Sheaffcr Henry
Graham William H 2Spcck Matilda
Gibson 'Rachael Singiscr Joseph
Graham Robert Simonton J P Capt
H Strickler Uriah
Haverstick Henry B CSanderson John
Heck George Sanderson & Bos- ?■
Heffner Jacob serman J
Heicks John T •
Hilans Nancy Thompson Sally Ann
Iteneberger Meriah Turner David
Hatfield John ■ Thomas John
Hull Peter Thompson Nicholas
Heivk Jonathan W
Herchberger Henry BWonderly George
Hu mes Thomas Whinart John
Haverstick David Warden David
Hardy. Charles Walker Lizaann
Heacock John M Wade Samuel
Hedden John Webert Henry
Jlu tellings Frcdk Wolf Daniel
Harman Philip Willhour John
Heagy Weems Wetzell Joseph
Heornear Henry Wonnley lsabella
•J Wolf Jacob
Jacobs John A Wilson H Miss
K Y
Knettlo Israel Yaw George or J
Kratzer Christian Eliza Hall 5
King Josiah A. . _ —Z '
Knichbaum Johann?.Zell Peter
Peter y Zigler Jacob
R. LAMBERTON, P. M
SHERIFPS^SaiES.
BY virtue" of. sundry writs'of VenditioniEx
ponasi to ini' direct edissued out of the
Court of Com Won Pleas of Cumberland County,
will be exposed to Public Sale, -at tire Court
House, iu the borough of Carlisle, on Friday the
2nd day of August A. D. 1839* at lOo'cIock", A.
Mi the following described real estate, to wit i
A tract of land situate in East
Pennsborough -township, Cumberland-County,
.containing twenty* seven acres, more or less,
bounded by lands of Samuel Boyer. U.
-IsaacLongnecker'&'Jacbb Kuntz,'having there
on erected a one and a half story Log House,
small Stone’House, and Log Barn, and other out
houses. * ' i •' -
Also, a tract of Mountain land
situate in East Pennsborough" townshipi Cumber
land'County, containing twenty-six adres, more
or less, bounded by lands of, John Kjssell,
Newcomer, Jacob Kunlz, and others. Seized
and taken in execution as the property of Jacob
Etlenbcrger.
Also, a lot of ground situate
in Papmown, Sou Si Middleton township, Cum
berland County, containing SO feet in breadth, 8c
200 feet in depth, more or less, adjoining lands
of John Hartzell, John Mcl3jlure, 'and the Balti
more turnpike road, having thereon erected a
one and-a half story-Log Hnuse. Wc; Seized
and taken in execution as the property of Wil
liam Barber. ~
Also, a tract of land situate in.
South'Middieton township, containing fifty acres,
more or less, adjoining-lands of Jacob Barnltz,
Elisha White’s heirs, James Noble’s devisees,-
and the Letart Spring, having,thefeoU.efecled a
two story Stone House, Stone Sriring'House, a
Log Barn and-Apple Orchard,, arid, several
springs of water are on the premises., Seized
and taken iu execution as the property of JViliis
-Foiilk. ‘ i
And ail to.be sold by me,' ' 1
. ' . JOHN;MYEBS,Sheriff.)
Sheriff’s Office, •? /
Carlisle, Juiy.4.1839. J .. . , /
A ABJfOUj&CO. /'
T their New Store in Mechanicebttrt'( t \\z\e
just receiveda large assortment of siftnmer
goods, consisting of .Cassiiheres, Drillings, Linen
and Hempun Cords, Nankeens, {s*o. Os. ..
Hg s c mct % can & ctn meet.
LIST OP LETTERS,
Remaining in the Post OJficedtMechanies
burg. Pa. July Ist, 1839. •
John T Ayers Jacob Murqma ■'
John S Atlee Henry Mater
William Bennett . Samuel Mater
A &.S .Coyle ’ John Manning
John Crotzer David Miller
Dr Henry Coleman Frederick May
Jacob Coover Joshua Moyer
Michael Dill Miss Sarah Martin
James Dunlap Esq CathrinaMosy
William Dead Joseph Newcomer
Abrra Eshelman John G Rupp
William Fagan 4 Ruth Reese
John Fisher Joseph Rhodes 3
Miss Sarah Fisher Aron Rowe M D
Jacob Gross Miss Elizabeth ?
Jamison Hannon &Co Swisher 5
Margaret Ingram Elizabeth Sibert
D S Jones William Short
John Knows Peter Seidel
Benj Krider Henry Smith
Jacob Lcitzel Miss B H Smith
David Lcidigh Miss Susanna Spidle
John Landis Frederick Seidlc
Jacob Leidig Michle Winger
John Line Sami Westheifer 2
George Mitchler Beneville Weaver
GEO. F. C AIN, P.M.
JList of Causes
FOR TRIAL at AUGUST TLR3l t ISW>
• first week—commencing, 12//; August 1839.
Geese ex’rs vs Shannon adm’r &c
J Stouglt * vs RMcElwane
R U Church &c vs G Cart
J Pond vs Thos C Cane’s ad nr
K McGregor vs Same
J Morrison vs J Given ct al
J Fetter va S Alexander
.1 Clever vs J W Patton
R H Church See vs G& W McClure
D Lamb vs M Dunlap .
v - Second week—commencing 19th August,
Commonwealth vs P Livinger
J M Woodburn. vs F Noble .
Turnpike Company vs CV H R Company
jMeixe.ll vs~MDillcr ,
Tims Dohhs ex’rs vs M Ehy co-cognlzer &c
C V R R Company vs, John Moore
K Mclvibbcn vs J McKibbcn ex'r
S Lee vs J Anderson
M Love adm’r vs M Eby co-cognizer
R S McCune vs D Mahon
G U Leepcv vs F Herron ct al
W E Cvotzcr . vs J Casey
J Stough vs Moore CTBiddle
,1 Mcixell vs P Dillcr
P Leidig & wife vs J Miller ct al
Commonwhh for use vs 3 McFecly
U R Church he vs 3 M Ege .
GEO. SANDERSON, Proth’y..
Carlisle, July 1 1 1839; -• ;*-■ •- ~
FOR SALE.
Three good young Horses, suitable for saddle
or harness.
One new Tillbcrry,
One set ol double brass mounted Harness,
One broad wheeled Wagon, and
One sulkev*-
Alco, a lot of superior Fly Nets, and driving
and riding Whip*—all ol which will be sold ve
ry cheap. ?
HAMILTON 8c GRIER,
Carlisle, Ju]y 4, 1839. '
CORtf BROOMS.
Just received and for sale a.'lot of CORN
BROOMS of the best quality.
June 27, Hamilton Uf Grier.
CARLISLE SPRINGS.
THE Proprietor respectfully Informs the pub
lic in general that he is now ready to ac
commodate a large numberof Boarders and Vis
itors. The Springs are situated 4£ miles north
of Carlisle, Cumberland county, Pa. and 3 miles
south of Slerretf’s Gap, on the North Mountain,
in a fine, healthy and romantic place. There is
an extensive
BATHING ESTABLISHMENT
erected (both warmund cold,) and every ao
commodntion may be’relied on.
' - r>. counman.
y Jnne 27,1839. - 6t
N, B.—A.Barouche will run daily trbm Car
lisle to the Springs duving the season, for thb
accommodation of Visiters. D. G.~
30 DOLLARS REWARD.
b fcESEH TED From Carlisle BarracUs. on the
' B y night ofthe 4th Inst. JONATHAN
WO R TJ’ 2S, a Dragoon Recruit hr the U, S.
Army, aged 22.ycars, 5 feet 9 inches high, gray
eyes, dark hair, JrAiddy„complexion--bprn in
Cumberland county, Pennsylvania—by,occupa
tion a farmer. Enlisted 22d April 1839, at
-Harrisburg, for the period of 5 years. The a.
bove reward will )ie paid to any person deliver
ing the said deserter to the commanding officer
at Carlisle Barracks.
. ’ R-S. DIX,
------ •- Capt. J£-Ass*t. -
Dateu nt Carlisle Barracks,"?
J.une_ 6 t-J839;-f- —5" ■ ——^3t~*
CHEAP HEABY 2VZABS
CLOTHING.
THE subscriber thankful lor past favors, res
pectfully .informs the public that he has on
han't! a large assortment of ready -made clothing
at Ids establishment, a few dpors west of the
Post Office, in Main street, Carlisle, 1 which he
offers for sale on very moderate Terms.;: He al
so contlniiesjo carry on the Tailoring Business,
and will always be grateful for a share of public
patronage. .. . ’ , Zvij&J;-'-
. ' ■ ... WILLIAM M’PHEjtSON.
"June 13, i 839. . f tf
Estate of Jacob-Myers, deceasedi ■
notice;
LETTERS of Administraticn on the festale
oC Jacob MyerS, late, of Soutli Middleton
township, Cumberland, county, have been issued
'to the subscriber residing in the same township:
Allpersons in any way indebted.to said estate
will make payment, and those hairing claims
will.present them, properly authenticated, for
settlement. •• ~ i ■
, iOHN MYERS, Adm'r.
. . 6t.. .
. A STRAIT HORSE
4NAME to the residence of the subscriber in
Wormleysburg, East Pennsbordugh town
ship, Cumberland 'county,; on the .25th day o!
May last—he is a dark bay, about 16 haiids high,
has a small-white spot onhis forehead; and his
shoulder was sore of the dollar when he came.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges,and take him away,' oth
erwise he will be dealt with according to Jaw.
. . JOHN X-ONGNECKEH- .
June 15, 1839. . - St
LITERARY NOTICE.
AT a meeting of the alumtni of Dickinson
college; at the chapel, on the l&h day o(
July, 1838, it was resolved to revive the former
alumni association of said College, Every grad
uate is.deemed a member of the association. —
Messrs—James Hamilton, Thomas V. Moore',
John Zug, J. Reed, Samuel Alexander Be Tho
mas Bowman, were appointed a “Standing
Committee” to prepare business and make all
necessary arrangements fora future meeting,.to
be held at the same, place on 'Wednesday-the
10th day of July; 1839, (being the day before
commencement,) and to give public notice.there
of. The committee have performed the duties
i assigned them, and now give the notice requi
red. It is hoped there will be a general attend
ance.
Other papers friendly to the College will con.
for u favor by inserting this notice. -
Carlisle, June 20,1839.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
THE subscribers having lately purchased the
stock of goods owned by J. H. Weaver., at
the north-east corner of the Public Square, Car
lisle, consisting of a large and general assortment
of seasonable
DOT-GOODS,
GROCERIES, qEEENSWARE, $-c.
Also, a general assortment of Hatters’ Furs and
Trimmings—all of which they will sell on the
most accommodating terms.
R. ANGNF.Y,
H. ANDERSON,
June 20, 1839. tf
FRESH SUMMER GOODS,
ARNOLD O* CO, arc just receiving a large
a’ssortmcnt'of Goods suitable for summer
wear. The" public are respectfully invited to
call. June 20
MILBOUHNB and Tweed Summer Cassl
mcres. suitable for summer wear, for
sale low at ARNOLD 8c
CAUTION.
TW'OTICIi.IS HEREBY GIVEN to all per
sons, tha'tno fishing or hurtling will herc
altcr be permitted on the lands of the subscri
bers, bn the I.ctai't Spring cast of Carlisle. The
law will be enforced against any and evety per
son who may hereafter be detected in cither of
the above pursuits within bur bounds: and any
persort giving such information as, may lead to
the conviction of such offenders shall receive a
reward of $5. Given under our hands the 15th
day of June, 1839.
' • Samuel Kutz; ’
' Jacob Kutz,<
David Kutz,
Christian Uuiil,
Christian Crotzer. ~,,
Jacob Erb,
Henry Bitz.er,
Samuel Kinney,
. . Jacob Hershb,
V" ■" / ’Jonathan NeiOio,
Ulrich Strickler.
Henry Paul- ,
Figured and Plain Silks.
JUST received some splendid plain, watered
figured Gros.de-Naps and Gro*dc-SwVss
bilks, which are offered at unusually low prices.
June 20. ' Arnold W Co,
NOTICE.
funeral expenses of out-doorpaupers will
be allowed after this date, unless an order
of relief frotn a Justice of the Peace or a Direc
tor be obtained at or before the funeral, stating
that the individual is poor, and that there are no
means to bury him or her—also, no Physician
will be paid for more Ilian one visit, unless by
an order from one of the Directors,
D. EMMINGEH,}
A. WAGGONER, > irectors .
3. DUNLAP, , 3
June 20, 1839. " tf
WILLIAMS’ VALLEY «
RAS’Ia ROAD AND MINING
COMPANY,
In the Counties of Dauphin and SchuylkilL
NOTICE IS BEREST GIVEN
THAT in pursuance of an act of Assembly,
incorporating Hie- William’s Valley RaiJ
road and Mining company in the counties of
Duphin and-Schuylkill; hooks will be opened
tor the subscription of stock in said company,
under the direction of one or move of the com
missioners named in the law, from the IStli day
of July until the 21st day of July inclusive, from
10 o'clock, A.M. until-2 o'clock; P. M.,at""::
The Hotel of George Nagle in Harrisburg.
The Hotel of Joseph Culbertson in Cham
bersburg. ' '
Tne Hotel of William S. Allen in CVzr/We.
And from the 17th until the 23 day of July
inclusive, from the hours of ten o’clock, A. M.,
until 2 o’clock P. M. ftt thej’hiiadeiphia Ex
change. in the city of Philadelphia, and at the
hotel of Thomas McGrath in the borough of
York.
Tlie amount of each share of stock is fifty
dollarsron which $S must be paid" at'the; time
of subscribing, nnd tile resitUicasinaybe requi
red by tile President ahd Managers. Ail per
sons pf lawful age may subscribe, cither in their
own harries or the names of others.
> • 1 Benjamin'Fnick;
John ,
Silas HarrVj e
James Burns,
IVh-liam Gilmore,
Thomas Himes,
Wm. A. Petbikev,
Val. Hummel, Jr.,
James Fleming,
. 11. J. Fleming;
Jacob Barb,
Ch’n F. Haiinlin,
Wm. £>. Boas, ,
Joseph W. Cake;
James WilSon, '
WILLIAM iLGENFRITSi,
IjE ABNER N. OxT,
Commissioners,
June 20, 1839.
STRAY STEER.
TAKEN up trespassing oh the ptemiseSof the
subscriber in West Pennsbofohgh township;
about orie of-Smbkeytown, ou the ...
banks of the Connodoguinet creek, nbout-th'e firat- ——7 “
oT May last; a STEERi with a bell ’ ,
on—supposed to be.about three years old. ; The
owner is desired to call, prove. property,’ pay
charges and take him away or he will be dispo
sed 01 according, to laflr.
, GEORE MUSSELMAN, Sen,
June 19, 1839, . • ; St*
SB e»JPOWPER
By the Keg; received, and for salc at the
store of ■ - • ;
JOHN GRAY, Agent. :
NEW GOODS’
ANDREW ~RICHARDS,
Is now opening et Splendid assortment of
Spring and, Summer
GOODS,
M the south-east corner of Market Square, well
known as Bredin’s Corner, and recent
ly occupied by Qeb. IV. Crabb,
COMPRISING IN, PART A *
Blue, Black, Blue Black,lnvisible Green, Ada
' - -ladeand Browh ,
' • ■■■ OLOTHS;
Ribbed, Striped and Plain CASSIMEBESJ a
splendid Assortment of Black,Blue-black. .Green,
Mausej Fawn, Slate, Gro de Naple.-Grode
Swa, Gro de Sein, and Ress Italian SIEKSJ
Florence assarted colors, together witli a splen
did assortment of Raigues, Figured Silks, a va
riety of Prints and Chintzes, new style Lawns,
Mouslindeiaincs, Ginghams, Painted,-Cross-bar
red, Striped, Jaconctt St Cambric Muslin, a fine
assortment of
CALICOES,
a superior assortment of Veils and flandker
chiefs, a general assortment of Summer, figured
and plain Satin
VESTINGS, , ' :
Summer Cloths, Satlinets, plain and striped
Linens, Irish Linens.Velvct Cords, Benverteens,
Checks, Cotton Drillings, Tickings, See.
A general assortment of Leghorn, Tuscan,
and colored Nun Bonnets, Ralmleaf and Leg
horn Hats,
A general assortment of Gauze, Mantua, Love
and Satin Ribbons, a splendid Assortment of
Hosiery and Cloves. ■
GROCERIES:
Rio, Porto Rico, Java and Sumatra Coffees, Su
gar, Sugarhousc and Orleans Molasses, Young
Hyson, Imperial and Black Tens, and Soap.
His present stock of Goods have been selected
.with much care, andwilKbesold at such prices
as will not fail to give satisfaction to those wish
ing to purchase. He is Very thankful. for past
favors, and hopes by strict attention to business,
and a disposition to please to merit and receive
a liberal share of public patronage.
(ETA large supply of WINDOW GLASS
just received, and for sale.
Carlisle, AprilJS, 1839. , .. tf
NEW '
COA C H »AX I N (Gr
' ■mSTJUtXtIS'U'MEJVT,- --
IN CARLISLE, PA.
milE subscriber having just arrived fftfm the
H east with some of the best workmen that
could, he procured, is now prepared to finish
‘Work-in the most fashionable style and of the
best materials. He will mahufaclure ahy thing
in that line of business, such as
OARS, COACHES, .CICO,
SULKVS & CARRIAGES,
o? every description. He has now in his employ
probably one of the best Spring Makers
Coach Smiths that' is now in the state. Bis
charges shall be moderate and his work will all
be,warranled.
Repairing done in the neatest manner and with
despatch:
1 he subscriber humbly solicits the patronage
of the public; for which he will tender his most
sincere thanks.
fRED’K A. KENNEDY.
Car/is/c, Apri/ 18, 1839. tf
CABINET MAKING
BUSINESS.
THE subscriber wishes, respectfully, to in
form the inhabitants of Cjarlisle and the
public in general, that having received a regu
lar course of instruction in the above business,
he has just returned from the city'ol Philadel
phia, with a complete assortment of the best
MAHOGANY,
and otlier necessary materials, and is now pre
pared to manufacture in the most fashionabl,
and substantial manner,
SECRETARIES, BUREAUS,
CENTRE AND END TABLES,
Stands, &c, and will be thankful to all who
.may please to patronise him. Ills terms shall
be as moderate as the nature of the work and
the exigence of the times will afford.
Approved country producetaken in payment.
To close the .concern /BEDSTEADS of
various kinds will be made,- upon -which the
weary may re/ioie— and, should Deathovertake"
them, OOrriNS will bemrade according to
order, in which to deposite their remains that
_lhcy_may boat-rest. : !
(Lr'Please call at his shop in North Hanover
street, Carlisle, next door to Mr. Abel Keeney,
where all orders will be received,
and the Utmost punctuality observed, by
WILLIAM C. GIBSON.
May 23,1839. - , • 6teow
N. B—Two JOURNEYMEN wanted.
ADVERTISEMENT.
The. IDembers of the Speieti) of Equal Rights
ARE’HEREBY NOTIFIED
f |IHAT the hasbecninstructed
--J--,i-f o no tiry tlieTrtieinb'er3; that unless all
arrearages and Quarterly contributions are fully
paid previous to the 4th of July ntxt, the ac
counts will be placed.' in the hands- of a Magis
trate for collection.”. : ' :
R. CAMERON, Treasurer;
Jane 19th, 1839, Sts.
A CARP.
SABAH E. K. OHEANi
Having resigned her situation in the common
schools; has opened on her own account a select
school, not cxceedihgthirty scholars,in the house
formerly occupied by Mr. James Bredin, and
ndw occupicd by Mr. Andrew where 1
she will be happy to receive the children of any
who may feel disposed to patronize her. For
terms apply cither at her own residence in Han
over street, at any time between school hours,!
or at the school room from 9 to 12 A; M. or from
2 to S P. M. 1
Refehesce; . - ........
v’ , C. B. PENROSE,
\ MRS. L. BIDDLE,
>V. M. BIDDLE.
\ REV. P. H; GREENLEAF,
-' V , r G.EO. A. LYON.
June 13,1839. : . j v f 1
Estate of.Jl. Hursh. sen. deceased.
NOTICE
subscribers taken out letters of
J. administration bn.'the' estate of Abraham
Hufshi deceased, iatbof Allen township, Cum
berland county . hereby give nolice to all persons
indebted to said estate to mate payment imme
diately; and those having tlnims trill present
them properly, aut^ejßt^tedfor^eUleflgnt.
. CHRISTIAN HURSH;
jhlm’rs. 'reaidins in Alien ioruntkifi.
,:’;:JaneT3,lB39. /: 6t ,|
•4-- --
GOJLDE3V B.4LL' ,'' -
JTOTEL, *
WEST Bzas STBBBT OAHXJCSIVES
Tlie svibscriiief'-Respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that he has
taken that well known tav6ii.stand at thd
WeSt end of .High street, jh Carlisle, for
merly kept by Mr. Henry. Rhoads, and tW
he is now prepared to accommodate Drovers,
Waggoners, Travellers-, and all others who -
may favor him, with a call/ in the very best
manner,. .. .. /_! . . ; ■ '• '
.His Table will be conatabtly funnelled
ivith the best the! country can produce. His
Bar is Biipplied-With the choicest liquors,
'and iiis Stable which is large and Convenient,
will be in charge of a Careful andliltelntive
ostler., v .. ■ '
He flatters himself that, from his experi
ence as an- Innkeeper, ho will be able to
render general satisfaction.. r ■'
GEORGE; SHAFFER.
Carlisle, May 9, 1839;- ’ tf ■
TAKE NOTICE that the subscribers have
been appointcUAuditof.s to marshal the as
sets of the estate of David Neiswanger; among
the creditors, and that we will meet for that
purpose at the house of John Hoover. in Meehan- _
icsburg, on Saturday the. ad of A ugust next,.at'
10 o’clock, A. M. where all persons having
claims will present them for settlement;
JOHN COOVER,
MICH’t HOOVER,
HENRY LEAS. 3
r pHE subscriber offers at private sale the fnl-
JL lowing described valuable real estate, situate
in Allen township, Cumberland county, contain
ing IH.acres, more or less, of patented land, n
bout 90 acres of which are cleared and in a high
state of cultivation, and the residue covered with'
thriving timber; The improvements are a
i TWO BTORY
-STo^B-sogea,
«BSwa And Soablo Born,
two Apple Orchards, one of which is of plioicc
fruit, a never tailing spring of water, and a foun
tain pump at the door—also, a TenaM House,
■ The above mentioned tract is nearly all lime 1
stoile land, of a good quality, and is in a healthy
neighborhood—within two miles! of Mechanics
burg and the Cumberland Valley Hail Road, and
about one mile from Shepherdstnwn. -
An inihsputable title will be given. For terms
apply to the subscriber near the premises.
JAMES GRAHAM.
May 50, 1839, -■ tf
of Nancy Weaver, dec’d.
NOTICE.
THE public will-take notice, that Tetters of
Administration have this day been issued to
the subscriber, on the estate of Nancy Weaver;
late of Monroe township, Cumberland County.
All-\Vho have claims against said deceased are
requested to make the same known to the sub
scriber, residing in DUlsburg, without delay,
and all who arc indebted to said estate are re
quired to call and settle the same.
LEVI W. WEAVER.
May Ir, 1339. 6| ■
JUST received and for Sal cat my landing hear
the Steam Mill, on the Canal, 500 tons of
, Red Asji Rine Grovo Goal, - ,
warranted to be the best article of the kind
knownat the present time/ It will be sold In
to suit purchasers. ' '
Also—a large quantity of LUMBER of dif
ferent kinds and qualities) superior S/iinglest
Flatten Salt by the barrel, (s’c. all of which
articles will be disposed ot at the most reasona
ble prices. j
CHARLES, L. BERGHAUS.
Harrisburg, June 6,1859, ' - - 'sm
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
porsa&b:
THE subscriber will sell at private suVe 4 a vnl-'
uabie tract of fand.situate in Newtontown
ship, Cumberland County, about a half niile west
ofStoughstown.onthe turnpike leadingto
Cha'mbershurg, adjoining lands ol John Slough
and Samuel Browneller, containing SIXTY
EIGHT A C,K KBj _of first rate LIME
STONE HAND, about fifteen acres, of which
are covered With thriving Voting Timber; the
remainder is tinder good fence and in a high state
of cultivation; having thereon erected a
“ - ,v TWO STORY
LOG HOUSE.
NEW LOG
, THerejs a thriving youngo
! offiJeorthard . ■” . ■
Any person Wishing lb view'the premises will
call with the subscriber, residing in Frankford
township, about one mile north of Alter's mill;
and a short distance from Hetrick’s store;
SAMUEL MARQUART;
2m;
June 13,1839.
TEACHERS WANTED.
"■7IOUR teachers {three (hale and one female}
JP arewanted to lake tharge of the scbonls.of
the Mechanicsburg District* Cumberland coun
ty, Pa. Proposals will be' received by the. Pres:
ident of the Board; from teafcliefs who may wish
a situation,in which they will state the salary per
•month, for which they will teach. The recep
tion of proposals will close on the 4th of July
next immediately after which a selection of the
teachers will be made by the. hoard. ' Schools
to commence on the fnstaf November following.
It is expected that satisfactory evidence will
be given as to moral character and qualifications.
JACOB WEAVER, Prea’t. -
George F. Cain, Sec’y... . y".
.. Mechanicsburg, June. 6, 1839.- , " ,'V; ■4t .
' STItAT MA3RB,'?:
oAME.io.tbe public house of the ■subset* I '**
In SUvei Spring* township; on the u»U
a Sorrel Mare, abom.il years old, 16
and-17 hands high,-with a star f ’ n tneforehead
and rough shod-uefore. T.'‘owner daTcqucsted
to come forward, property,, pay* charge*
.andtake her aw»r» or she wifi be disposed ot a*
the law directs, . '
* , MICHAEL LEIDIG, Sen,
June .13, 18S2. " 5t -
- Silk, Scotch GhigUiiW Cotjtou
Umbrellas an'd.a large, assortment of ‘plain.'anil
figured Parasols forltole by'i-,.
■■ -■ h , -k' ARNOED 4f c<x
vj' At
JVotice to Creditors.
VAI.TTASX.B>
FOR SALE.
CO At.! COAL. I
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