ENIGMA. Therp is jn word of plural Number, ‘ A,foe to peace and human slumber? Now any word you-chance to take. By adding -S'you plural make— But if you add ah sto this, How strange the metamorphose is? Plural is plural then ho more, And sweet what bitter was before, " Dangerous Ascension of a Balloon. — On Monday night an experimental inflation of a balloon took place in a meadow near the Buelah Spa, Norwood. A number of men were employed in holding' the vast machine, which was of unusually large dimensions.— In tlie space of twelve minutes the balloon was completely filled with heated 'air, gen erated in a furnace from chopped straw, birch, and aldcrwood; the ascending power on a sudden thcn . bccanie ,so great, that in removing the machine from the furnace it escaped from the hands of most of the men, and ascended great height, taking up five persons clinging to the ropes and sides of the car. A youth, when thirty feet from the ground, could hold no longer, and drop ped, sustaining much injury; the others re mained clinging to the balloon and were con veyed about a riiile, when the machine de scended in the midst of a field. The prin cipal gardener of the J?uela&Spa, William Stevens, haying lost his hold, got his legs, entangled xvith a rope, and was suspended with his head downwards for several minutes and when tbe balloon readied the ground, his leg was completely severed, being attach ed by tendons only; itjias since been ampu tated, but he is still in a dangerous state.— One man was caught by the grapnel, and was seripusly torn. The other two, though inucUTut and bruis(*j,|, have received no ma terial injuries. Mr. Hoai v o, the owner of the - oil n> * S not * lurt * ant * i n tcnds making a inwlerattempt. The machine remains where it fell, uninjured.— EngHs/i paper. ■From the Saratoga Exchange. Mournful Casualty. —W e arc informed tliat a child agedabout ten years* (he daugh ter of Mr, Abraham. Welch, who resides a bouft 10 miles in the forest, north of Lake Pleasant, was torn in pieces,, a'ml almost entirely devoured by a panther of the largest size, on Monday week. The child >vns the bank of a small'fstream,..with-:' iii sigHfaml hearing of the house, when the panther sprang from a low thicket of hem -lock, and seized her by the neck, and after dragging her into, the thicket, proceeded to devour her at leisure. The mother of the little girl had gone to a spring a few rods below the house, for the purpose of obtaining pail of water, andshe returned just in time to see the monster Icap-thc creek with the last remaining limb of her daughter danglim** fiom his mouth. Mrs. Welch comprehended at a glance the extent of (he calamity, and she immediately ran for her husband, who was engaged in making shingles, nearly a mile and a halt in the woodifrom the house. He immediately started in pursuit of the teiocious animal, but did not succeed in capturing him. Ail that could be found of the little sufferer was part of her frock, and some hair, ,7 all clotted and matted in blood. .ff Card. The Female and,Male Teachers of the Union Sunday School, at Mr. M’Callistcr’s School House, respectfully tendcrjheir most sincere thanks to the Episcopal Methodist Ladies of Carlisle who so kindly furnished them with such an,'excellent entertainment in the college chapel on the fourth of July. They are at a loss for words to express their gratefulness to them for their unwearied attention and politeness to us, who were entire strangers to them. We likewiseTeel ourselves much honoured by those Reverend clergymen who treated us with so- much .kindness and attention, amhparticularlv the Reverend-Mr. Durbin, for the complete or der and arrangement df the Schools—like wise our esteemed-friends theßev. Messrs Emory and Sprole fur their mnat-PgoollAnf addresses to ull present—-not our worthy and - beloved young students °who have assisted us,,as teachers in our Sunday School exercises, .-| t In Behalf of our teachers „itl the Country. FERGUS R. KERNAN LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Rost Office at Newville, Pa. 30 th June, 1839. John Bricker Ezekiel M’Laughlin Jacob Browh ' Jane E. Miller Robert Crawford. ■ Robt Middleton Sarah Crawford 1 ! John Miller Simon Crawl A..J. North Mary Carnahan John Reed (depot) John Davidson, Esq. "John Reed of Nathan Henry Dredgo- Eljzabeth Richards Abram Eshleman . Cathrine Reifsnydcr Samuel Etter - - Emiley Randolph ■ Abram - John Sharp David Ernst Jacob Steyick Jacob Ecman Mrs. Rebecca Stcrrct Samuel Funk’ .J M SHcalor John Grove _ Peter Spahr -David-Green ~ "George"Simons Geo Humes Geo. Torbet Thos Hefflelinger Abraham Whisler Paul Harburn , Abraham Wise Betsy Keridig Thos. Wallace ■ Rev. Ch’n Lepley Capt. Thos. .Wallace CrageM’Cune James Wallace JohnM’Keehan • J. MOORE, P. M. MAstof hettera '■•EM AIMING in the Post Office at Dietin'- «on. Pa. July 1, 1839. . ■ Bollinger Francis'S/futchispn . •J 0 '' n „v n over. 2 , Mary Ann McLaughlin J N Carotliers JohnNdgle ' Jacob ClaUdy. A . Mrs Mary Smith • Ephraim Goover , T G Smith Louis Douglpas ; t ' John Stewart David, James Weakley A. G. MILLER, P. M. BLACKING! BLACKING!! The subscriber respectfully informs the pub Hicthftt lie has commenced the manufac ture of boot and shoe BIIACKZH6 at Mid dlesex/Cumberland county, Pa. Thishlacking is equal to anyin the Union, and will be disposed ot wholesale or retail on very moderate terms JOHN C. STEVENS. July 11, 1839. 1 3t For the Volunteer . . DR. H. EBAUGH, WILL ’be in this place about the 10th inst., njul remain for one week only, and may be consulted professionally at Col. Ferrce’s ho tel, as usual. July 8, 1839. BY virtue of ct writ of Venditioni Exponas to me directed, issued out of .the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland county, will be exposed to public sale at the Courthouse in the borough of Carlisle, on Friday the 9th day of August, 1839, at 10 o’clock, A. M.,the following described real estate, to wit: Ml the interest of PATRICK BOYLE in a half lot of Ground, situate in the borough of containing 240 feet in depth, more or less,adjoining lots of John Early on the east, Louther street on the south, Robert Lay burn on the west, .and an alley on the north, having thereon erected a two story XtOO HOUSE, frame Stable and other out houses. Seized and taken iiucxccntion as the property of Patrick Boyle. And to be sold hv mo, JOHN MYERS, .Sheriff-. •Slici-KTs Office, Carlisle, Ju|y 11,'1839. 5t jO* Y virtue'of sundry writs of Venditioni Ex- UJf pnnas to me directed, issued out of the Court oi Common .Picas of Cutnberland cour ty, will be exposed to public sale at tile Court housc in the borough bf Carlisle,.on Friday the Jth day of August, 1839, at ten o’clock, A. JVI. the following described real estate, to wit: Tract of JLand, situate in Dickinson township, containing two W an( l twenty-five- acres,- more -or less;- adjoining lands of Samuel Cat-others, Johns ton, the Presbvterhuf church anrl others, having thereon erected a- two story brick 'EOU.SE, ' Hpi and a two story frame house other out houses. Seised and taken in exeSmS as the property of JIV/iam L. II eaklh/. And to be sold by mp, ,' . n - >-.n- MYEKS, Sheriff. Shcrift s Office, 2 M Carlisle, July 11, 1839-5 Jt sheriff’sasale! TOY virtue of a writ of Levarf Facias to me directed, issued out of the Court of Com mou Fleas of Cumberland county, will be exuo sed to'public sale at the court house the him- ° Mn rli . sl , Ci r I ; Vi< ' i,y tlie 9111 ■* . 18a9, at 10 o’clock, A. M. the following descri bed real cst.iteptb wit: b till that •Messuage, plantatioirand tract of land,-situate in the town ship of bouth Middleton in the comity ofCum be land, bounded and described as follows, to , Bl jg"''iing at an ash oak tree orr Mountain creek, thence by lands of tl.e heirs of Charles McChue, dec d, south fourteen and a half de grees, cast thirty three perches to a post, thence across said creek by land of Join, McClure and tllc vi Vf " • r ° se l >ll Jvnox dec’ll, (called the Fa per M'll tract,) south seventy hie dogrees and tl ,eni f ’ Vi" r i/ PErclu,s 1,1 ,noll ntaiii stone, hence along the //mover and Carlisle Turnpike Hoad, north time and a half degrees, west fifteen pel dies and two tenths to limestone, thence bv the same land of McClure and Knox’s heirs, south eighty nine degrees, west fifty live perches and seven tenths to a white oak. thence by the same land, north one and a half degrees, east maty four perches and seven tenths to a post, thence by the same land, south eighty two ami •in'a’r fol ‘ nl ' s lle ßrccs, west fifty three perches ■and five tenths to a post, thence Ijy the same land, north nine degrees, west twenty five per wrniam vr X tCn > th i S t - oa post * tlHncr l>y lands of William Moore’s heirs, north fifty five degrees, oast seventy eight perches to a black oak, thence rOei^V’ 111 ,urn P ll;e foy tl'e same hind, north foity three degrees, cast one hundrcd.and five hdrs’of Pi i l ,- SP p"- S '! ° ;,k ’ ‘hence by land of the heirs of I hilip Reichtcr, deed, south fifty four degrees and one fouith, cast thirty three perch es and seven tenths to a black oak. thence by the tvdm n" Vi n ° rtll t ,’” rty - two <,e K rc ‘ cs . cast twen- v ty one perches, ami seven tenths to a stone heap, thence by land formerly of Jacob Job, south six ty three and a half degrees, east twenty six pea ches and seven tenths to a hole on the' ba'nk- of creek, thence_up_saitl creek by-its sev. V a cou,-s y? and distances to the nl.-ictvnf-h, 1- I,undretl »" d eight acres and t ghty-five pferches and allowances, togetherwith all and singular the buildings, woods, water what^n’v" S ri t8 ’ pnvll^c s appurtenances, vhatsoc vci thereunto belonging, .or in any Wav h'T’ ll!U ; in K thereon erected a two slot y log house .and two one story log houses, and " brick bank barn. Seized and taken in Jin.-—'— — And to he soltl ,by mp, pi •». i™’ JOHN MYERS, Sheriff. •ShcnfT a Office, Carlisle. 7 July JJ, 1839. 5 To till Claimants and. Persons interested. hcre^y,Ri ven that a writ of scire ml le l; m ’ 1839, to me direct- Mechanic’s Liens entere^'^^L 01 “"i"* Cmirtof Common Pleas aforesJa yi‘l' tlle William Alexander, The Trustees of Dick-/ rX.. bison College, In the bo- f i •' >r rougli of Carlisle, in the Lien, No|Nq county of Cumberland t term, 1889. (owners) and Henry My. J ers, contractor. Samuel Kessler, Sci. Pa. sur Media ve. S-nics’Lien, No. 26 Au- James Moore., ,3 gust Term, 1839. . JOHN MYERS, Sheriff. Sheriff’s Office, ? ' M Carlisle, July 11, 1839. S , ,st_ REMAINING in the Post Office at Slonghs town, Pa. July Ist, 1839. .. Anuerson'William - HaTefty'Jbhri A Diinlap Capt.-James Lutz E or SBrowneller Caster James ” Moore William Hiskey Valiintine Mekey Joseph • Heany George , Rhoads David ■ JOHN STO UGH. P- M. Figured and Plain Silks. JUST, received some splendid plain, watered figured' Gros-de-Naps and Gro-dc-S\vis.s bilks, which are offered at unusually low prices. June 20, . ' Arnold & Co. . SISJEIUFr’S SHERIFF’S SALE. hist of hatters BMM %n:*'v M «« n o f #•»»,#t 'JL.IST J\'OTICll. ALL persons knowing themselves indebted to the estate of Jacob Lehman, late of Dick inson township, deceased, are hereby notified tor the last time to make payment on or before the Ist day of August next—also tile Vendue Notcs, givcn at the sale o'f said deceased's per sonal property, are now due, and must be paid at farthest by thp above,mentioned time. PHILIP SWORD, AdmV. Dickinson township, July 4, 1839, 3t* HARDWARE & GROCERY STO RE. The subscriber respectfully informs liisfricnds and the public in general that he has just received from the city of Baltimore, an extensive assortment of merchandize suitable to the pres ent and approaching season, such as HARDWARE, \ consisting of Case Knives and Forks, Spoons, Locks. Bolls, Hinges and Screws, Pen and Pock ct Knives, Razors, Tacks and Sprigs, Spades & Shovels, Hay and JJung Forks, scythe stones, rakes, occi occ. &c, Also, superior American and English Scythes. He has alsO'On hand an excellent assortment of Patent Family Medicines, such as pills, oils and ointments. Also, all kinds of Essences. He a l s ?, o . n hand Horse Medicines, such as the Oil of opike, Oil ot stoneand Horse Powders, &r. &c. &c. He has also on hand an extensive assortment (tf American Forest and'77indostan Oil Stone, suitable for Carpenters and Wood Choppers. He also has Powder by the keg, among which is the finest Rifle Powder. Shot, Lead, Percus sion Caps, and Flints.- He also has an extensive and superior assort ment of * China, Glass »V Qucchstvarc, - twenty phr cent cheaper than can be had else where. GROCERIES. . Rio, sc. Domingo* und Java Coffees. New Qrleans aml Porto Hied Sugar. Orleans anti 5n- S' l *' T/mse Molassc*-. Young /Tyson, Imperial and Black Tiijvs, Chocolate, Rice, parley, Soda and Water Crackers. Spices of all kinds. Nuts and CoiiTectlonaries. “Prunes, Raisins/'-Ground Allum and Fine Silt. .Tar,' Snap and Candles wholesale and retail, at city prices. Matron's, Whie, Brandy, New England Rum, T/arvcsl Whiskey, Wine and Cider Vinegar, &c. TOBACCO. , Cavendish, Roll and.Pjkig.. Spanish and 7/alf Spanish Cigars, ' Mucubau, Rappee and Scotch Snuff. SHOES'■(& BOOTS. Riding, Gig and Jockey Whips and Lashes,— Brushes. Brooms, Painted Buckets, &c. ’ Carpet Chain of "all'colors. The above .articles being, carefully selected, are offered to customers and others at city prices „,. , T . ’ JOHN GRAY, Agent, ’ Carlisle, July 4, 1839. - GOLDESTBALL HOTEL, WEST HIGH STREET CARLISLE. Ihe subscriber respectfully informs'iiis friends and tin? public generally that he has taken that well known tavern stand at the West end of High street, in Carlisle, for merly kept by Mr. Henry Rhoads, and that he is now prepared to accommodate Drovers, Waggoners, Travellers, and all others who may (avor him with a ca)l, in the very best manner. His Tabic will be constantly furnished with the best the country can produce. His -ffor is supplied with the choicest liquors, and his Stable which is large; and convenient, will be in charge of a careful and attentive ostler. He flatters himself that,.from his experi ence as an Innkeeper.'he will be able to 'render general.satisfaction. GEORGE SHAFFER. Carlisle, May, 2, 1839; tf Notice to Creditors. TAKE NO f.ICE that the subscribers have been appointed Auditors to marshal the as sets or the estate of David Nciswanger, among the creditor.*, and that we will meet" for that purpose at the hftUsc of John Hoover, in Meehan icsburg, on SaUirday-the Jd of~A tigust~nrxt. at~ -40 o cinrk, A. M. where all persons having claims will present them'for settlement 1 ' j> JOHN COOVEU, *) ■ MIGHT, HOOVER, C Auditor, : HENRY LEAS. 5 Estate of Nancy Weaver, dec’d, ■ N O TICE.. ■gpß^pul>lie-wM*tafceTßotlcC~tlnit'~Kgfffisrsf' X AdmimslTiitipn have tins day been issued to the subscriber, on the estate of Manes-, Weaver, late of Monroe township, Cumberland county. .All who have claims against said deceased are" -requested to-make tliesame known to the sub scriber, residing in Dillshurg, without delay, and all who are indebted to said estate are re quired to call and settle the same* LEVI W. WEAVER. Mavir, 1839. 1 COAL! COAL! JUST received and forsaleat my landing near the. Steam Mill, on the Canal, SQO tons of l»ed Ash Pine Grove Coal, warranted to be the best article of the kind known at the present time: It will be sold in lota to suit purchasers. feS£ 0 T- a ' ar ec quantity of LUMBER of dif- , ( l ua ** t ies: superior SHinglea\ lfrticllTwrtf{r b M ;t >e barrelir£3 ' cr “ il,l^of “' Vli ' elr hie prices. dlsposc i d of at Utmost reasona- Harrisburg. BERGHAUS. ‘ THE subscribers having f administration on the estate ol*»? lte . ls Hursh, deceased, late of Allen township, r “ ham berland county, herehy give ruitice to aU nelvJ’” indebted to.sajd estate to make payment irnme. diately, and those having claims will-present them properly authenticated for settlement. , ABRAHAM HURSH, CHRISTIAN HURSH; _n T , Mm're, residing in Men townahih, June 13, 1839. .gt IPOWDEII By the Kej,j&c. received jind for sale at the store of JOHN GRAY, Agent. 2604 BARGAINS I BARGAINS!! THE subscribers having latelvjpurchased the stock of goods owned by J. H. Weaver, at’ the north-east corner of the Pliblic Square, Car lisle, consisting of a large and general assortment of seasonable ' ’ DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES, QEEENSfPARE, S,-c. Also, a general assortment of Hatters’ Furs and Trimmings—all of which .they will sell on the most accommodating terms. R. A MONEY, H, ANDERSON, June 20,1839. tf FRESH SUMMER GOODS. ARNOLD O' CO. are just receiving a large assortment of Goods suitable’for summer wear. The public are respectfully invited to call. June 20 A CARD. - SARAH E. K. OREAIT. Having resigned her situation in the common schools, has opened on her own account a select school, not exceedingthirty scholars,in thehouse formerly occupied by Mr. James Brcdin, and now occupied by Mr. Andrew Richards, where she will he 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. Reference, C. B. PENROSE, MRS. L. BIDDLE, W- M. BIDDLE, IIEV. P. H. OREENLEAF. GEO. A. LYON. June 13, 1839. NOTICE. NO, funeral expenses of out-doorpaupers will be allowed after tins date, unlcss'an order ot ivlitff from a Justice of the PeAcc or a Direc tor be obtinned at or before the funeral, stating that thc indmduiat is poor, and that there arc no means to bury him or her—also, no Physician will be paid for more than one visit, unless by an order from one of the Directors. D. EiMMINGRR,} .A. W AGGONER, > ircctors, J. DUNLAP, 3 June 20, 1839. • tf WIELIAMS’ VALLEY RAlli 'HOAD AND MINING . COMPANY, In the Counties, of Dauphiii and Schuylkill. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT in pursuance of an act of Assembly, incorporating the William’s Valley Rail mad and Mining company in the..comities of Duphln and Schuylkill; books will be opened jaLthe subscription of stock in said company, uroer the direction of one or more of tile com missioners named in the law, from the 15th day of July until tile 21st day of July inclusive j from 1J o’clock, A. M. until 2 o’clock., P. M., at The Hotel of George Nagle m Harrisburg. The Hotel of Joseph Culbertson in Cfiam hersburg. Tnc Hotel of William S,. Allen in Carlisle. 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.. at the Philadelphia Ex change, in the city of Philadelphia, and at the 'l.otet of Thomas McGrath’ in the borough of York. Tlie amount of .each share of stock is fifty dollars, on which $5 must he paid at the time of subscribing, and the residue-as maybe requi ted by the President and Managers. All per sons of lawful age may subscribe, either in their own names or the names of others. Benjamin Frick, John Marquart, Silas Harry, James Burns, William Gilmore, Thomas Himes, Wm. A.' Petriken, Val. Hummel, Jr., James Fleming, R. J. Fleming, Jacob Babb, Ch’n'F. Haiinlin, ■ Wm. 1). Boas, Joseph W. Cake, James Wilson, William Ilobnfritz, Leadner N; Ott, — 'ommtsswners. ~ « June 20, 1839 STRAY STEER. TAKEN up .trespassing on the pi cmises bfthe subscriber in WestPennsborpugh township, about nn’c mile norths of Smokeytbwn, on* the banks of the Connodoguinet creek/about the first of May last, a BRINDLE STEER, with a hell on~supposed^o~be j al)but~th'ree'Veafs~t)rdr"TFr&' owner- is desired to call, prove property, pay charges and take, him away orhe will be dlspb-' scd of according to Taw. ~ - • ' OEORE MUS3ELMAN, Sen. June 19, 1839, 3t* ■ J VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. ' pHE subscriber offers at private sale the fnl fl. lowing described valuable real estate, situate in Allen township, Cumberland county, contain ing 114 acres, more or less, of patented land,-a bout 90 acfrea of which are cleared and in a high state of cultivation, and the residue covered with thriving timber. The improvements are a V TWO STORY " ■ g™. STONE HOUSE, And Doable Log- Barn> two Apple Orchards, one of which is of choice Triiit, a never tailing sprlngof water, arid a foun at.the door—also, a Tenant House* 1 he above mentioned tract is nearly all lime stone land, of a good quality j and is in a healthy neighborhood—within two miles' of Mechanics burg and the Cumbp rland-Valley Rail Road, and about one mile Irom Shepherdstown. An indisputable title'will be given.' For terms apply to the subscriber near the premises. JAMES GRAHAM. May. 30, 1839, POST OFPIOB. 'X Carlisle, Pa. May l j 1839. Arrival andDefiarture of Mails. Eastern ‘X .. Arrives. Closes. << . \XI y .about 10 ni. '7p. m. Western : K- ■** 5„P ,nl ' 11a.m. Southern ; << ~ ~, m - ® a - m - Meclianicsb’g “ ~ Z P" m ‘ Newville ' .•« „ <£P- m > * Ml*BEß?bN,P.lwr‘l v-: - LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at Carlisle, Pa. June SOlk, 1839, Enquirers will please say advertised. Kosht George King Rebecca 2 L Leib Mary . Beelman Jacob Low John Bemnam Nelson Littell John Blair Henry Lehman Adam Bradly Elnora ' M Boyd Eliza Mark Abraham Bunce Daniel B Mulford Thomas W Bell Sarah Moore John (barber) Birge Alford Moyer Elizabeth Bricker Benjamin Mitchell Henry Brown.S H Miller William Brown John Mulford Sidney Browne James Miller John (wagoner) C ■ Moreland Lemon Canrey Owen Morres John Carte William . Musser Mr Chambers Margaret M'Lister Mary Culbertson William M’Cuire Patrick Curry Margaret M’Lean Samuel Rev Calven John L Esq M f Glaughlin Henry Connely Joseph M’Feely John L Clarke John A M’Ellwee Charles Constable of borough 2 'Cairns Harriet 2 Kevin William W Adairis William Atchley Catherine Detes Daniel Didlo George Doryille Henry Paul John Esq Davidson Jonathan WPreston Robert Degana George Palmer John Denies Moses • « Park Isaac A Davis M C Pierce Stewart Dixon Mary W ? Prowcll James B • Elizabeth $ Patton Joseph Diven Eliza J r Davis James , Rudesill ..Catherine Dillcr F Rawling George W Delano David- Ramsey Archibald Esq Diirpndall Abraham Riley G Mrs 2 Dictson James Reighter John M , K * . Reighter George W ; En'glcman Conrod Reigler John M ■ Eely Edward E Rodgers Mathew B I Erben Henry, g Eastabrook E Esq Story John Emerich John Stroop Henry F Shugers John Fickes Jacob Star John Fehl John Sfrohm David Fearfats Eliza; Stevens George Fleming Wilson Sanderson Mariah G Snider Peter Gutshal John Shipdle Joseph Gorgas John D 2 Stone Jeremiah L ? Graham Isacc Lieut C Gilmer John Sbeaffer.Henry Graham William H 2Speck Matilda Gibson Rachael Singiser Joseph Graham Robert Simonton J P Capt H i . Stnckler Uriah Haverstick Henry B CSanderson John Heck George' Sanderson & Bos- ? Heffner Jacob serman C Hoicks John T Hilans Nancy ‘Thompson Sally Ann Heneberger Meriah Turner David Hatfield John Thomas John Hull Peter Thompson Nicholas Hewk Jonathan W • Herchberger Henry BWonderly George Humes Thomas Whinart John Haverstick David Warden David B Hardy Charles Walker Lizaann Heacock John M Wade Samuel- Hedden John "VVebert Henry Hutchings Ffcdk Wolf Daniel Harman Philip Willhour John Heagy Weems Wetzcll Joseph Heornear Henry Wormley Isabella J Wolf Jacob Jacobs John A - Wilson H Miss ■ K. ■■ __ Y Kuetile Israel 5 Yaw George-or ? Kratzer Christian Eliza Hall ? KingJosiahA Z Knichbaum Johann ? Zell Peter Peter > 5 Zigler Jacob r. LAMBERTON. P. M. SHERIFF’S SAES. BY virtue of sundry writs bf VenditionrEx-' ponas, to me directed issued cut of the Uourt of Common; Pleas of Cumberland County, wdl be exposed to Public Sale,, at the Court House, in the borough of Carlisle, on Friday the 2nd.day of August A. D. 1839, at 10 o’clock, A. J\l^tae^ilawing^esGnbed^'eal^statertcrwit: : ~ _ A: tract of lurid situate in East Perinsbprough township, Cumberland, County, contaii.mg seventy seven _acres,_more or less bounded by lands of Samuel Hover, John Kessell, Longneclier & Jacob Kaiitz, having there on erected a one and a half-story Log House. housed 0 " 6 ” ouse * aat ? Cog Barn, and other out Also, a tract of Mountain land situate in East Pennsbpfbugh township, Cumber land County, containing twenty-six acres, more or less, bounded by lands of John Kissell, - . Newcomer, Jacob Kuiitz, and others. Seized £/*n«ergw execut “ m as the property oi-Jacob ■ A* 8 ” 3 a ground' situate i,"7 P a er A OWn - ® out * l Middleton township, Cum onn ?" d , 9°“ nt > r ». conta '9 in C4fi.feet in breadth, & d , ep f, h ',T r ?f r J ess > adjoining-lands of John Hartzelj, John .McClure,..and tlie Balti more turnpike road, having thereon erected a one and a half story Log House, Wc. Seized and taken in execution as the 1 property of mi- UamHarbet* ‘ Also, a tract of land situate in -South Middletontownship, containing fiftyacres, S.° r ® °C'?ss, adjoining lands of Jacob Bai-nitz, haisha White’s heirs, James Noble’s devisees, and the Letart Spring, having thereon erected a two story Stone House, Stone Spring, House, a Log, Barn and Apple Orchard; and several springs of water'are on the premises. Seized and taken in execution as the property of JVi/lis And all to be sold by me,, • J OHN MYERS, Sheriff. Sheriff’s Office, 7 , ' Carlisle, July 4.1839. 5 h ■ ARNOCD & tiO. A T their. New Store in-Meclianiesdurg.have /m just received a large assortment of summer goods, consisting of Cassimercs, Drillings, Linen and'HempanCortJs, Nankecnsi £fc. LIST 07 LETTERS, Remaining in the Post Office at Mechanics* burg, Pa. July Ist, 1839.' • n A J era Jacob Mumma John S Atlee , Henry Mater # William Bennett Samuel Mater. . ' A&SCoyle ' , John Manning JohnCrotzer .David Miller Dr Henry Coleman Frederick May Coover Joshua Moyer Michael Dill Miss'Sarah Martin James Dunlap Esq Catfirina Mosy William Dean Joseph Newcomer Abrm Eshelman John G Rupp , William Fagan 4 Ruth Reese- John Fisher Joseph Rliod'es 2 Miss Sarah Fisher Aron Rowe M D Jacob Gross Miss Elizabeth ' > Jamison Hannon &Co Swisher C Margaret Ingram Elizabeth Sibert DS Jones , William Short John Knows Peter Seidel Benj-Krider Henry Smith Jacob Leitzel Miss E H Smith David Leidigh Miss Susanna Spidlo John Landis Erederick Seidle Jacob Leidig Michle Winger " John Line Sami Westheifer 2 George Mitcliler Benevillc Weaver v GEO. F. C AIN, P. M. JAst of Causes FOR TRIAL at AUGUST TERM, 1,839- O’Brien Marion M First week- commencing 12th August', 1839. • Geese ex’rs vs Shannon adm’r &c J Slough vs- ,R McElwanc - H R Church &c s vs.' G Carl-. - i p ° n< J, va Thos C Lane’s admr H McGregor vs Same ■ - J-Morrison vs J Given el aV ■J “tier vs S Alexander J Clever vs J W Patton B R Church &c , vs G& W McClure D Lamb . —.- vs- M Dunlap ■ Second week—commenting Wth August, Commonwealth vs P Livinger J M Woodburn vs F Noble Turnpike Company vs CV. R K Company J Meixell " , vs M Diller J :h "»,Pobbs .ex’rs; vs M Eby co-cognizcr&C C V H R Company va John Moore K McKibbch vs 3 McKibben ex’r S Lee vs J Anderson M Love adm’r vs M Eby co-cognizer R S McCune vs- D Vahon- G R Leeper vs F Herron cl al W E Crotzer vs J Casev JStough vs Moore Itf Biddlc ■l Meixell vs P .Diller -“. P Lcidig & wife vs J Miller et al 1 Commonw’th for use vs I McFeely" R R Church Btc vs J M Ege GEO. SANDERSON,.Proth’y. Carlisle, July 1, 1839. ’ • FOR SAIiE, Three good young Horses, suitable for saddle or harness. One new Tillberry, One Set ol doubly brass mounted Harness, One broad wheeled Wagon, and - Ci One sulkey. ’ 61 Alco, a lot nf supe.finf Fly Nets, and-..(iriving and riding Whips—alt ol which will be sold ve ry cheap. _ ; . HAMILTON k GRIER. Carlisle, July 4, 1839. CQRN JjROOMS. „il I &f fcpived aftd for sa 'e a lot of CORN BROOMS of the best quality, June 27, Hamilton (Sf Griet. CARLISLE SPRINGS. THE Proprietor respectfully informs the pub lic in general that he is now ready to ac commodate a large number of Boarders and Vis itors. The Springs are situated 4j miles north of Carlisle, Cumberland county. Pa. andS miles' south of Sterrett’s Gap, on the North Mountain, in a fine, healthy and romantic place. There is an extensive BATHING ESTABLISHMENT erected (both warm and cold,} and‘every ac commodalion may be relied on. . D- CORNMAN. June S 7, 1839,'. • ..... ■ 6t N; B—A Barouche will run daily frpm Car lisle to the Springs during the. season, for the accommodation of Visiters. . D.’C. ' ■ 303O1LARS REGARD, the ' ILF .night.of the 4th inst. JONAT H A N- .. . vy7o R-T ZS, a Dragoon Recruit iu'the U,S. Arpny, aged 22 years, 5 feel 9 inches high, gray eyes, dark hair, ruddy complexion—born irfi' Cumberland county ..Pennsylvania—by nccupa- >S tion a' farmer. . Enlisted: 22d April 1839i;ij(t 9 : ' Harrisburg* for the period of 5 years. TlteTiU■ bove reward will.be paid to any person-deliver ing the said jleserter tothe corngaandthg at Carlisle Barracks.: '- ' - ... ■v ; - “ , R.S. .DIX,: . Cant. & As's’t. Qr. Master. . Dated at.Carlislo Barrai.lis,9 ", June 6, 1839. 5 , THE subscriber tliankfol for past favors; res pectfully'infornns the public that he has on hand a large assortment offeady madeclothing at his establishment, a few "doors west of the Post Office, In Main street, Carlisle, .which he offers for sale on very moderate terms'. 'He al so continues to carry on the Tadoring business, and will always be grateful for a share of public patronage. ‘ June 13.1839, Jacob Myers, dcc(.ascd.- NOTICE. T EITERS of Administration on the RJ of Jacob Myers, bite of- Smith Middleton Cumberland county, have been issued tothe subscriber residing in the same toU-nship: All persons in any way indebted to said estate ‘ will make payment, and those havjhg; claims will present them, properly authenticated, lor settlement, - June 13,1839. ■ ASTRAVHOnSE £■>, CAME to the fe»ijcnce nf‘- ihe Eiubscriber in . Wormleynburg, East Pennsborbugh town--. / ship, Cumberland county, bn the 25ih day 'oi May last-i-heiaadark btty.abtmt lG hands high. , : ; has a small white spot on hisitjurelieiiti, and ills - shoulder was sore ol the collsr.wheirhe came. . The owner is requested.to cenie torv-nrd, piove - property, pay charges.and take him away;olio- - erWise he wiU be dealt with arcbttlink IkW:' : . ”, • JOHK LONi,NECKEk. ■ Jurjc js,jsa9r' ; ■ ry i ; 's ■' ", CHEAP READYMADE CLOTHim. WILLIAM M’PHERSON. ' tf Estate oi UN-M VE RS ,A d rP-'r._..... .. 6t . ■ 1. :j
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