American volunteer. (Carlisle [Pa.]) 1814-1909, October 31, 1839, Image 3
F ■ JLRY LIST FOR NOVEMBER TERM. 183* : Commencing onMondny (he 11th.. ~ . . GRAND JURY*. ■Alien- —Henry Grove.' ■ 'Carlisle William Alexander, Jam69jPos’ tlethwaitc, John 11. Weaver. Baldwin, Samiiel llus tori, John Meliaß'L-y, Sarripsnu Mullen. -Jiasl Fennshorough —‘Daniel Bretz, '/Vdnfc/bri-r-Benjamin Alter, Geo. Kosht. Hopewell— James.Lciby. > A^onroe—rJohn Briritlle, Samuel Clark. Hemmingcr. ■ ~., NcultO)t—\\<Mry. Baker, Geo. Hefflebower., , Shippensburglowaship —Hugh Craig. ■ :. “ borough— -JohnCriswell',Fred- erick Scott. ; o\in Highlands. • tfUon Spring —Fctec Ebcrlyi.- Went, /V;ins6o)-ong/i—-William Carothers, Francis Diller, sen. , s. • TRAVERSE JURY—First if eric. •Allen— rGem-gc Heck. Isaac Miller, James Neal, Jonas Rupp, jr., David ShcAhc,. ‘Carlisle —Jacob Baughman, James Kelly.i- Dickinson (Jlaiuly;. Abr’m Kurtz, .Janies Oliver, John Swords. East Pennsboroug’i —Danlcl firotz, jr., An - - drew KreitzeiyGeorge Rupley. jr., Joseph Sadler. Frank ftrd —Renjani!n Burkholder, James G.lleshie, Alexander Logan, Win. Mel I. •ITipcwel! —Jacob Foglcaoiiger, John M’Coy. Jlhnroc-— John Bellzlioovcr, John Bricker. M-.chunicshurg —Henry Kitnmcli Jacob Sly der, Frederick Wonderlich. ‘North Middleton— -James Brown, William J (Jprnman, Daniel Humor, Henry Hoagy,’ John. Jacobs, Jas. Mateer, George Wise. •Newton —benjamin Humberger,Henry Kjn ding. Silvef Spring— Jacob ArnsliergeiS 'tiunrias B. Bryson, William KjSflor-. •Shippend)lirg boroitgh~ Charles-''Andcrsnii: ■Soat/iamp'oh John Bay, Cmirml Clever-, 'Jacob Helm, sen., M-oseS Ireiflphillj ,Cieo. . Helm . ■ oav v l '-: •South Mi.Lllclon~ Adam BitneihJacbjj'illitS nor. If . '--.v..':;- D’esf Pennsh&rongh —John Bricker, Jolifr Heikes, Tn.o riinW. .ujr v—SaoM melt. .. Brandt, sen., John. Dra\V-i ; haugh.AValUatu .ILcekaiess,—l3a Vid, l-aiinby George Ivunit'/,, Daniel Sli llv, sen. Ensminger, .John I). Car gos, Clemens M’Farlane, John .Procter, . l''.ilweni .1. Stiles. - ./>ir/f(;i»'m-r i .Tolii> Cuke, Gen.Marlin/I’hilip Weaver, Richard Woods., ■£nsl Pemtxhordugh —John Bmvman, jr., A brahtni 15ret'/,, William Stakemiller. T'frt'ikforJ —Tull n Rear, Adam VV’olfi •ITiprwrJl ■■ II enry. iJefflebowor. I ■d/ournc—Citi ey W; Aid, George Srmjdley 'Joseph-Eberly, John Hopple, James Wll - liains. •Mifflin. —Hugh flair’, Andrew M’Elivaln. il7rr/m)iirxit/re'^Jn:sc'pii:Ulack ) li'-.i-I)ay, I s-tijr Ivinsev. . , ' j>i>r'h.iUi.lil/jloit —-Joc(i!> llersliey. -jVeio'nn —Davis Skiles; NnwvVh —Joseph .’.J'lVanonn-. R ilar.r Rpruijf—John Clenilenin, jr», Adam Eichleherreri. A/UITe/on— Jtdltt Bitner, Michael ti. Kge, George Smith, John Wolf. . R vt'h't « )' in—'l'lmmas 11. Britton, Jaroli Ci-emer, sen., William Duncan, Sett., Ro bert KiHv, Detvalf Risk 1 -. R 'l/pneo ihnrg hornn^h —Janies Brandeherry I fell Pv'i’vihorovgk— -Robert Montgomery, Isaac ShellenUerger, jr. ■ MOTION. ■ 12’h S •ptcm , >»*r 1539. »m ntuiion of Air. I,y*u>, !{'uic nit all tht* lu irs and imuri-stud in \U .* estate of J m*p?i 1 it«* of Carlisle, d*. i hhs (1, t • UMJ). i' at tV* M itcd ()r,.h m-’ Court t • hr In Id ha* LVi'n'K-flaud county nn Tuesday Vic lOih day of IKmiiulm r iu x», to show cause way tin* ira. t ot find cm. Mining C 39 acres amt 2/ fnuvhrs strict uu-msuiv, ami the lot contain Ini' 7 irias and 5> p Jv.ho; and the I >1 contain- Ini* (> tercs and ;15 I perches; am! the lot contain- C -ll^-j)HThT'sv : a’n!“the' ut»divfded h dt p u*t of the lot of ground in \Vorndevshdra r *ntaminy 5« feet in • hVe.idtli hoi) ts'oLet in l , rt"lh. .liylnuging to the estate of s lid deceased, * tnd dosrti!n-d in the iiMfuishion and di rgvanl- Vher-.-nf ivtnrned hy IMt* Siu rilf of .said county Ml List S ptemher (>:*phans v Tonrl.) slmuhl not s HV'f hk CcnmiV Viimberiandcoumv.f^.' ~—l'hat i‘iv ah 'Ve Hill* was" granted hv Hu* Orphan** Court of saifl county at the tun * uho\ e, mi'tuhva d, am) is. » nteretl ot Vecofal in saifl wi‘- ness Itvy hind Mini t!»c*s E e:il of said i . . ■- at CJurlihle the 23d dav ofOcto. W> A. I>. ho 9. . o . UOB’T- MOOUR; ’ F if* W. k’CMTUir' Cnc of Oi -phans’Cmift Piits'iiir ' insert o times and chargi th hr office; — • ——————— - Fiiblid Said* 'subscriber will. ofT: r at“puhlic r sale nn 3 Suurday ilij* I&h Vlav<Sf.Novenvher n*'xt, hn the premises partly in'C.ii dll tn\Vdshi’pi V y k b'Unty and jhiialy in !if mrpe‘to\Vnshipi Climber' tm! comity, 2 miles from about] mile from Brandies, -mill, on the York road, a Certain plantation nr • containing alxmt 241) acre's’bt faitc'iited land; af'i Hubert Cn«»k*.H I letrs*, 1 \mes WilliaTiVs 8r vVilliani-Clark, inn wbicb is |ng - • . SOI7G3.AM 15 ’ fiAStJ?,’;." . h Rood prclyiad of:choic.e. fndri with ebtcellcnl - Ahnut 60 acres of- tiii&.trart islaidoffm'S anti -10 acre timber I<HS, which wlljie offered separately if said f.nm should not bes'liWntirtv , ; , ', known on said tlayi when attqndancb will he i-irbo, - ■ .' ... ;Mc)se3 liiiicKEii. ' October 31* 18J9. , Estate of Christian Crotzefi diteasuh Letters infcAdministfati-m oh the . estate of Christiah<lrbtzer.h>terii .North Middleton town ship, have heel) to, the siibscifihers tesid <inß.ii) All; persons . indebted ;to and those having:. claiifl 1 ) wili nrfVent/them PSr settleineot id , , r v nAifti>;fcU’rz,;Adm',;:.. 1 :, ■ F.IAZ CRO rZßii. Ad’x. -'(Jf!t<^;SrC-l^Soo r A'-. 6t Jdpii.VAiiS & ui3Pi)iri*Si■;.■; ' ■>. ,r C&>hnUsiioncrn* Office, "■ ~f • ■;J ;>;CAriijie i : y J of^.th^7Beji.ate' afif) Representitives of 4nd>,tbe;'.|te*. porVs'rif nritl AnilitoivQen- j eral.’Wl' iB39v have be,eji‘«'*!r.eiyed at this ,hjHise;J and are redd/ fur delivery to ttipse 'entitled to receive tUGm. ■,7VK-i ' ' JQHNjRWIN* Clerk. ] JUOTR\'T JLJtJVniS. -. WILL he ofterctl lor sale, by public auction, on Tuesday the 26th of JVo vemher ttejet, at 10 o’clock, Ak M.af the. Mountain House, oft the:Cai4isle aud : Hanover Übad, s|x' miles south-east of Carlisle, in lots of from ten to about one hundred atres each,’ about onolhon- Sand afcgos of the Mobht Holly-Estate,. l\ mg ■r.htrlly-in the valley TtTUie north" oF'ihe South Mountain, adjacent to said road. 'Part’rtf these lands. Is covered with thriving voting cbestmrtjimberj the remainder is well united for agriculture, being of a good quality, and situated in a healthy and thickly Willed neighborhood?, affording an- opportunity rartdy occurring in tire easterrt counties of s l > enU*iylva nia, for persons with, a small capital, to purchase Tnrms. - . -j Ti rmi oLpayrhcniV.One silcth in-cosh oh the day of sale, another sixth part on the seventh dav of January next.nhe remainder in two equal yearly payments with ■ „ For further particulars enquire of WILLIAM Harrisburg, or \VM. WEAK LEY, Fapertown; near tliejands. October oli 1829. *4t NEi M BIM & VARIETY STORE. Stevenson MPiiikie, I? 15” i l,st vveeived at their store, corner of 8 Hi<h and Hitt streets, opposite Col. Fer •vc’a Until, an assortment of ' , Modicinos, jPaintsv live rttuftsAWaruishesi --Their “ ' stock h»h been selected with Eyyffi? •treat care, and is Warranted to Jaar be endrelv fresh and of the very best qu tiltv. ‘The store will be under the im nedi »te sUperinleodanre of Mr, Dinkle, who b;is acquired a (boVotVgh kjymVledge of the duties *f an , ao , itbi*carv..under .'the. of Mr S« mud FVli'Ut of*this place.. (’ odislevAugust T's, !f829; A V.UULTV OF SOAPS’AND i3L. I # EIH--U\lFUY;to be bad at . • SrKVKJfSOv & IlfvKl.R’a • . . ' Drug and C/mUiral Store. ST2IT2NSOir&;D2*72CI.S // IVR JUST /{/iCJt/rua at their Drug and Variety Stnr-’, m -issortmeut of Fnlits, verves, Kalv; ?;c. •'•’’* rHKCKLK \VASSi. Highly recoiiMiietided be tbe .Facuby, to be li i l ,u' S'fvenso/i Dlnkle's drug am)'variety store. • • ‘ttOLUJBN BAJLSU, HOTEL* WSSTB HIGH ETKEET SAiaiSll. Tin? subscriber respectfully informs his friends aild the public generally that lie has taken that well known tavern stand at the West end of High street, inaCarlisle, for merly kept by Mr, Henry Rhoads, and that he is now prepared to accommodate Drovers, ff'us-vjneii, Travellers, _and all others who, niay favor hint, with ft call, in the. very best manner.. Ills Ta'ile will he constantly furnished with the best the country can produce. His and his-is/«6/i which is large and convenient, will be lii charge Of a carefill and attentive 1 istler. He fiattefs. hlntsbllf that', frrtui his experi ence as an Innkeeper, he will bd able to render general satisfaction. GKORGE SHAtFKR. Carlisle, May 2, 1839. ' (f Brins’, or sentl the JBXemutrnfs. All persons indebted to WM, B. -UN DERWOOD will oblige him by tiqiiidulina their accounts before the cold weather sets in. lie hopes this notice will answer as well as Paddy's hint, if not, it mast soon follow.; October k4j, 1839-. Sheriff’s Sale. H.v virtue of a .writ of Fi. Fa to me direc ted issued out of the Court of Gomnion Plea; of Cumberland county, will be Exposed to public salt! at, tile Coitrt House in the bor ough nf C.iflisle, oil Satur 'ay the ninth-day of 1 o’clock, A. hi; tile following - described Real Estate to wit; ’ -A EOT OF GROUND situate itt East Pennsbprout-h Township, beginning at a flick atoHg the’ side of (he Susquehanna). river, thence along the land of 1 John McCord; north eighty five and three fourth degrees, west fourteen and seven tenth pefehes _to the centre of a spring, thence by (he -same north, ode and three fourth degrees, west twelve anil six tenth perches to a. red Pah; thence By same mirth fifty three degrees, cast, six and <ine tenth to ar— I —, thence by same north, thirty fix and one half wgst twchiy Arid seven- tenth perchris to- a post iri thu road', (hcittA- north-Uvbnty-six-’and-otie-lmlf degrees, west ten and seven tenth porches to a- post in_ the line. of Samuel Bowman, ihencc by said dine north seventy three and one., half degrees; east four amVfive tenth perches to’a post beyond arid neat-the red hickory ort (Be brink uf (he said SUsc|uellann.a fiver, therice cjnw.ii said ’ river - the. several courses thereof'fifty and eight tcrith perches to the place of beginning,, coritairiidg one acre more or less.—Seized anil taken in Execution as the /Jv li t liem berber, , • „ . And to be sold by mb, „: - . JOHN MYERS, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Carlisle, Oct. 10, 1839. Damel.Reynotd’ nhjl Magdalena-) Alias summons bis wife, in right of said Magda- •to Nov’r Term, lena, 1839. No. II; - V- -■ , , ,V3l . I Heray Neidigh, SdmTNeidigh, 7b the Heirs and Daniel Neidigh, John Neidigh, . legal Represent Frederick Frey and' Elizabeth ytalives cf Samuel his wife, in right of-said Eliza- HiidigA,.late nf Beth,"Henry. Highlands &Dor- /J**rdnAfurd tenant othy hia wifojlix right off said ship, fac'd. Dorothy, John Flory dc Esther Take notice Lhis wife, inright.of said Esther, that the above and Catharine Neidigh. J described/Alias Sutrrnlondin Partiiion has Been iOsiiddont of the Oourt'of Common Pleas of Cumberland county, returnable’ 1 flh NoVdmbor XB33j all interest! Pd.may attend. /, ... . ’ • ' - ’ V . JOHN MYEES,’ Sheriff. " Shcrtirs Office, Ca.hsle, 00t.,3,18,39, 6t _ Red,‘Green, Yotlow and extra fine Welsli arid Swanskin wilerflanriels, liiiaSually low at - / 1- Aarjotn & Go’s.. •: i:■ . MEJilffd SHAWLS .'i blank roerino.Shawle pf thebpst quality, one fourth cheaper _thim they haveeypr bet,- Bold in town; . ; .V;;/ J - . .'S' Get. 3; "■ ARNOLD &■ CPi ■[- Matthew Mooro, ? S ci. Fm Bnr , Mfcchanie , 9 Lion , Jasper Bennett. sNo*5 No *. 49 November Term, 1839. To all Claimants arid.-Persons interested. • ' Notice is herebyjpven that a ; writ of Scire Fa cias ,to Noyeraher Term, 1839, to me directed has been issuod.oot of tho court .of. common-pleas of Cumberland coanty orv thq above stated Mechan ics Lien, entered and recorded in thc.cdurt of com mon ploaS-aforei'iid. ' - JOHN MYERS, Sh’ff. Sheriff's Office, Carlisle, Oct. 24, 1837. HOUSE FOR SAIiB. fIfMIE subscriber offers at private sale ilia Now Brick DWELLING HOUSE and ,Lot of of Ground, sitnato on the west end of toother, street, How in the occupancy of Prof. MiCliptick. The lot is Gtf feet in front and" 140 feet in depth. If not sold by the 11th of Novombcr it will then, bo offered for rent for one year. H.OSS LAMBERTON; Carlisle, Oct. 24,1839-., • 3t THE subscribers bavo just received from Phil adelphia a noW and splendid assortment of fall anil winter goods, consisting of cloths, satinetts, blankets, linsy, cotton flannels and Woolen flannels, calico,, mouslin de lanes and mcrinoes, cheap calicoes and muslins, shawls and dress handker chief, silk handkerchiefs, gloves, stocks, breasts and collars, with a .groat variety of winter goods and groceries, which will he sold cheaper than ov er. Also, end carriage with harness, one Tillbcr ry and three horses. HAMILTON & GRIER, Carlisle; Oct. 24, 1839. . A (!AKD. , W_M._ STVIt G IS, Dciiti.it, Having returned from Pittsburg, respectfully ten ders bis profess!.'n il services to the citizens of Sbippensburg and the surrounding country for a few wejdts, (]!alls from a.distance in the country and from, neighboring towns', will bo promptly attended to^ . Sbippensburg, Oct. 2), 183 d. . Estate of George A’ickcij, dec , d. .NOTICE. ‘ LETTERS testamentary havingbeen issued to the subscriber, on the pstate. of George Xjek ey, I ate of Fronkford township, Cumberland boun ty, dec’d; therefore all persons indebted in any way .to said estate are requested to make payment im mediately, and those having claims will present them without delay properly authenticated for set tlement. mm 6GORGE ICOSIIT, Executor, , ... r Frankfort! {ownsliip, Oc);. 2.1 j 133& . < - Estates/ T. Smith IVoodburn, dee'll. ■ NOTJOF!. ' H ETTERS of administration oh the estate of S: W.oodbum, late of Dickinson towiisbip, deceased, have been issued to tbs subscriber resid ing in. said lowusbipv . All persons indebted to said estate will Snake, payment, and those bqving claims against said decedent, will present them forisettle mont. ■ SAMUEL WOODBUKN, Adm’r. Oct. 21, lta9 Gt. ' _ 14ST8*A>’S.. - AMR to the plantation of the subscriber, in Dickinson township, sometime in September last, two heifers about 2 j .years old - , (one red arid white, nnd-tho-othcrprincipallyrcd)=abn aamall' "red'bull about one year old. The owner, or own ers are requested to conie forward* prove property; pay charges„and.tako them away—otherwise they will be disposed of according to'law. BENJAMIN PEFFER. OctT'2l,l33a.—3t THE members of the Ger/rge IVaxhingtnn Ariik kry are hereby notified that the annual court appeal will be held in the ARMORY, on Monday the 4th day of November 1839, between the hours -of 1 o’clock P. M. ami 5 o’clock P. M- Delin quents are required to he in attendance as a war rant will be issued for the collection of fines upon the udjournmeht'cf the court. . , SAM’Xj, CHOP, Jr. Capt. Carlisle, Oct. 21, 1839, THE members of the Carlisle Light Artillery arc hereby notified that the annual court of appeal • for said company will' bo hold at the public house of Win, S. Allen, in Carlisle, oh Monday, the 4th day of November next, atone o’clock, P. M. when and.whqro nil.interested can attend-—- W M. M. PORTER, Lieut. Corad’g, Oct. f 24, 1839, ' PSSOCLJUti*ITMOJ%'; W"IIKREAS the Hon. Samuel .Hepburn, President Judge bf the Court of Gomiftoo Pleas in the counties of Cumberland, Juniata and Perry, and Judges of the said Court ofCommoh Pleas of the -ebunfy of CumbcTlalid, hnv6' iss~ue'(l l]iGlr procopt hearing date the 23d day of August 1839, and to me directed, for holding a Court of Oyer and Terr miner,, and General Jail Delivery, and General. Quarter Sessions of the Peaco, at Carlisle, on the seeprid Monday, of November, 1839, (being the lltli day,) at 10 o’clock in the forenoon.' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to ih© .Coroner, the Peaces and bles.of the. Said county of durmierlnnd, that’they bo thon and there in tnoir proper porSoawlili-iheir Records, Inquisitions, Examinations, ahiji other Remembrances, to do those things.whicb-to their offices respectively appertain. Anti those who are bound by recognizances to prosecute against .tho prißoHcrs that arc, or then may be, in the Jail of Cumberland county, to he then and there to prose-. cuto'against them as shall be just. ; *. Dated at Carlisle, the&UFi day of October 1.8395 and tho 45th yes%r of American Independence. '• : : • : - . JOHN MyERS, Siterijf. \ , -.KOfICIB TO CIiRDITOItS. r|UKB NOTICE that .we have applied to the -ft ■ Judges of the court of eomipoh pleas ofCum berland -eounty, for the benefit of the insolvent laws of tho oommonwealth of Pennsylvania, and they have appointed Monday the llth day of Nov ember next, for tho hearing of us and our creditors at the court house inthe borough of Carlisle,when aba where you may- attend if you think’primer. ‘ JOSEPH MOSSER, ' WILLIAM G. WARDEN, \VM. L. GHRRIDBN, JOHN MILLER; AUGUSTUS WEINMAN, JQSEPfI G. BOTT, JOHN L. METZ, ■ • . JOHN GROVE,,* 001. 17, 183 g, • A-1 tQ« t m i|a io.u ml»o.rl tnvd Greens;# The annual Court of Appeal will be held at the public tyousoef Opl. Jobn'Comman. ifl Oarlieleon the firstdllonday (4th day) of November;'at' one o’clock in the afternoon, when jail, interested m&v attend. A; - %THo member* Ofsoid. company WSlineel at thS same time and pKcecn business : V ,Ocrobet 17,:1839.: :,„ \, -y;. .u•, 1 ;; ; French; Welsh, German, arid'Ehgliah Merihoes of all colors for sale cheaper than; pan bebought elsewhere, fer salejiy AhKOLD & Cot . NEW- GOODS. ATTENTION! ATTENTKNI List of Causes* For trial at Term, 1839; . First l auk, commencing 1839, Stockton vs ’Mooro otal Miller’s adm-*ri»--—-vs—Heck - ; --- Kelly’s ndm’r vs Crowell’s adm’ts Stough’a adm’r vs M’Elwaiqo Ross ’ . vs htoorp - Harlan & Nebingor vs. Ego : Birkman, 'So Swoydr' Wilson ' vs Gxay& Caitfinan Givin ys Faloon . Sicotid ioseli, commencing the 18(’i November ', 1839. Church , ' vs Davis’ adm’i. Barr ’ Va Crawford SamO. vs Samd. ’ Fetter - vs Alexander.- Barnita, ' J vs Herron Wo’odburii vs.- Nobio , Turnpike Co. vs R. R. Company Boltzhodvdr, vs Paxton otal - - Underwood’ Vs ■ Woodbum Dobb’s cx’ri vs Eby Church vs Dickinson Collhgo Carothora ox’rs, vs Carothetis Led . vs Anderson Monroo . V# NobiiS Love’s ndm’r vs Eby Leopcr vs Herron ot,al Crotzer ~ vs Casey, Emmingor- vs Fleming Colder vs Wilson & Thayer Snovoly • vs - Longsdorff Same vs Rupp Todd vs Wilson. Taylor - , vs Taylor Savings Fund vs Paxton Same vs Craighead. Welsh v vs Kihdig Kenego vs Elliott- Mcixcll ot al vs Woods . .GEO. SANDERSON, Proth’y. JSstate of Jacob fP’eibley, decerned, NOTICE."' B" ETTERS testamentary on the estate of Jacob SLJWeibley, Into of North Middleton township, dcc’d., have been issued to the subscriber. All persons having any claims against said estate are hereby requested io present them properly authen ticated for settlement, and those indebted to the same to make payment immediately. , GEDUOE mtfNIXbE, • Adrainistratof of Jacob Wcililoy, dee’d.- Sept. 19, 1839. VALUABLE PLAUTATICIT For Sale..- wilLdispbac of-at privato Salc - that valuablo.plantation situate in Cumber land county, about 5 miles west of Carlisle on tlio turnpike loading 1 to Cliambcrsburg, and nearly in sight of the rail road, adjoining lands of John Paul, Ex-Governor Ritner and others, containing 161 a cres of first quality limestpncdand, of which about 60 acres is well timbered. The improvements arc A. GOOD LOO SBOtTsA and LOG KITCHfeN, with a LOG BARN—also a never failing well of - excellent water near the door, which, with a trifling expense, cou]d be to supply every field-with water—also two excel lent orchards of choice fruit trees.*’For. terms apply to the, subscriber one mile, east of Carlisle, near the rail road,.. . : '‘ r "'' •' " " Jlgcnt for Joints Fishbufn, 8t September 5, 1839. . N. JJ.—l.have also.several other ArsrrTTtoTarms and mill properties for sale. M; F. Calicoes,-Checks, Muslins, Tickings, Cotton Flannels, Drillings, Tablo*Cloths, Crash, Diaper, Gloves, Comfort* Gum Suspenders, Stocks, ,Fur Cups, Collars &c. &c. &c, for sale by Arnold & Co. Farmers take Notice, That I will nay 5J cents for slaughter Hides, and 9 cents, for Calfskins well taken olT.' ; . ‘ THOMAS WILLIAMSdN; *Churchtown, Oct. 3, 183& ’ 2rri Election fot* Sank Efircclors. Carlisle Bank, Oct. 17, 1839. MO-TrpE is lierehy given to tho Stockholders in this institution, that an election will be held on the third Monday of November nexti (beiug> tho 18th day,) at tho Banking House* for teen directors, to serve during tho year then to crt&uo* W. S. COBEAN, Cashier. John Harper, Assignee") ' No. 2Go January Term, of Jones & Woodward, (.1833. ; : ~ f Vend; Exp’s. No; 40: William Barber, jn. J January Term, 1834. 22d August, 1839. On motioh. of Mr: Brandi bury. Rule to shew cause Why/Jories & Wood ward for use of John Harper aKd other judgment creditors in. interest in the fund taken by the judg ment of George shall not be substituted on tho mortgage of George Metzgar to the amount of tho fund taken by Motzgar out 6f tho salo of tho > house and lot ofground of defendant’s Tapejrtown. Notipo to bo # published in two pa pers in. Carlisle for four successive weeks. • Cumberland county , I George Sanderson, Prothonotary S&*..- of the Court of Common Ploas ofCjinw berland county, do hereby certify that SSSp the above ia a true'copy'.of a.rule ep v tefed In theabovecaae. In testimony : ' .■; . I Jiavo-. hereunto sot my.-hapd and affixed.tho seal of sapi court, at Carlialcf tlic i 14th day of Ociober, A. D> 1839,, " GEO. SANDERSON, -Frith'# .No t i c e. ALL persons'indebtcd to the subscriber b¥ note or otherwise, will please .Cairadirdkiehargo their accounts on or before the first of November, ns on that day all accounts will bo put into the hands of a proper officer for collection, without re spect to poisons. , JACOB WOLF. ■' Carlisle; Oct. 17, lS39i brigade Inspector’s Orders.- An election will take place .at the .public house of Wi S. Allen, oii,Saturday the 26th October Inst, between the hours of ten, in the morning and sir in the evening, for one Captain; ono First and one Second Lieutenant in-tho Carlisle Light Artillery company, to fill vaoanciesocoasionedby the teat imatioh of such officers insaid Mr. George Mathews will serve as judge and Mr. Philip Quig/ey will act aa clerk of said election. W.FOULK, Brig. Ins. Oct. IS, 1339. _ ■ UA/lLlihd received by the subscriber rosldirig r W.w near Shiremanstoivn, Allen township,Cum berland county, until tho 7th day of November next, for thoerectihn of a’Stone Wall - around the burying ground of the Gorman Lutheran and'lfe formed congregations, near said Shircmansfewb— tho wall jo be in'dimensions as feUodrst Five feet high ( to the’ slope of tha roof and to bo pnq foot in the ground and four feef above, inches thidkinffio ground .and eigHtopriincheaat the roof, io,bo built. With gpodaanu and litno mortar. Per sons handing their proposals will mate thom'at S 5 cubic feat per perch stone wall;- to dig the foun; dation, furnishing all the materials/to the. stone work. JOHN EICHELBBRGEB, One of tht JBuildtng'Committee. 6ct. 17, 1935'. IVANTmyJtT THIS OFFICE. -The subscriber will sell the iarge and cbbtmgJi°uB house in which lie now resides, street, iifthe borough of Cnr- IWeigsTlie lot is "sixty feet front on Main 9tjeet; bjr tVyo burldred; arid-forty feet on Begird street. The buildings are large, and in>good repair; and well calculated for art extensive boarding establishment, 'f hercis n well of excellent water with a primp in the yard; and’ large stabling alta'ch’ed in the rear of the-lotv _ The terms will be moderate and made to suit the convenience of the purcha ser, and an. indisputable title given;’ Apply Upon the premises tri ' .Sept. 19,. 1,833’.—5t. Estate of William hi. EeynoUs. : . NOTICE!. ;; , ’ Notice is. licreby given that fetters of ad ministration with; the-tvi)f annexed', in clue form of law, havobeen granted to .the sub scriber on the estate of William M. Rey nolds, late of Shippcnsburg, Cumberland .County, deceased,—therefore all persons knowing themselves indebted to the said es tate, are requested to make immediate pay ment, and those having any just claims to present them without delny._ < 6EQRQE M’GINNESS, Adm’r. with the,will annexed. Shippcnsburg, Sept. 19,1339. .. 6t Dr. Satrtutil Jackson’s cclebrftVcd Tonie Mixture!). ALTHOUGH this medicine is but little knpwrt in the country»it has obtained for its distin guished inventor an enviable reputation* in, our AW lantric cities* To those afflicted with weak stom ach, from any cadso whatever, with indigestion, loss of appetite, weakness of tho spine, pains in back and loins, dizziness and vertigo, the Tonic is strongly recommended as producing sure and speedy relief. ' . To be had in Carlisle, only at STEVENSONi & DINKLE’S Drug ami Variety store.. 33r. Warr.en's Efipryescent Drapgft t■ Persons laboring under chronic dyspepsia, indi gestion, water brash, sour eructations and los* of appetite, will find great relief by using a half pint tumbler of his preparation every • morning bcfdre breakfast for about a.week,. For sale ip Carlisle, only arSxEVfiNsoN & drun-apd chemical store; ° [Oct. 3. . Just received at Stevenson & Dinkle’s drug and chemical store* a few jars off rah Prunes;, Marsbiill’s Worm Synip and In- THIS remedy is recommended to all patients, nurses and others who have the managerftent of children, as the nlost.safe and effectual worm destroying medicin* yet discovered; The symp toms denoting the existence of \V-orm&, are indi gestion, _\vitl»Jvariable, appetite, foul tongue, offe* sivebrcat)i,-hard, full and tense belly* with *■' ' 'nal 1 ’ ’ * \l. r ~ sional and pains about the navak, idling sensation about the .rectum,' tho eye vy and dull, itching of the nose, short dry cough, grinding of the teeth, and sleep, attended with slow’fever. When these symp toms occur, tho worm syrup, if taken according to RL FISItBIIRN, live direction?*, will afford relicfby destroying C tito worms, and the mucus pc Slimy matter in. which thoyarc Involved, dhd thereby prevent tHoir, pro duction. The- Syrup has already been used with eminent success by many individuals in this*plac\ Sold in* Carlisle, only at STEVENSON & DIN- IvLE’S Drug and Chemical store. Persons wish ing to try this medicine can he referred to individ uals .of the highest respectability in this town who have used it in their families with, great success. Hunter's ItcA Ifrop, \ Unrivalled in its effects as a sure and .expedi tions cur'd for a certain secret disease, to be had in Carlisle, only at Stov,enson & Dinkle’s.drug store. Orphans’ 'Co.u^^ie..' IN pursuance of a decree of tho of Cumberland county, I Vvill exjSosd'tbpußlft sale ott 'the premises on Fridalj the isl da 'tf itf j/pjf ember next, at ti o'clock, A. Al; a tract of WOODLAND, situate in East Pcnnsborough _tow nslup, in said county, bounded by land of widory Spoiig, and lands belonging to Andrew Kreitror, Andrew. Beck; andotheiUjConfaining. If acres.ani-78 perctica-itJ The timber on this tract ednsisttfof chestnut, hick ory, oak, &c. and. is worthy tho attention of those wanting wood and rail timber. Terms made known oA the day of sale by „ 7 DAVID lIUMB, . , . , Jldm'r of JiifT. Sleisinsr, dec'd. - fretfS, 1339. : ’ • 3t CHEAPER I'll AN EVER Just received, and opened a splendid stock of , . IjliY GOODS, , : suitable for; tlie season, which arc offered for sale on the most accommodating terms. A. RICHARDS. , Bfthb codim. Carlisle, Oct. 3, 1839. JSstdte of Samuel Stcvick , deceased . I J%'otice ishereby friveii - Toall persons concerned, that Lcttera-ofAdmin istration bhve been granted to the Subscriber resi ding at‘‘Mcrrmi’s liranch,” four elite west of Shlppensburg, on the road to Stnisbnrg, on the personal estate of Samuel Stovick, deceased, late of tbo borough of Shlppensburg and County of Cumberland. All persons haying claims or de mands against the estate of said decedent, ate re- make known tUo Same to .mo without delay. Persons indebted are requested to . make payment immediately; • DAVID SPENCER; Jldm'r. Oct. 3, 1339; To the Heirs r>i d legal Representatives. of SCROGGS, tote of Hewton township, deceased, npAKE NOTICE tjiat I will hold an Inquisition A on awnt of Partition and Valuation, oh the, -premises late of Moses Scroggs, deceased, oh M</n -<% IheSSffx day of October, 1339; at 11 o’clock, A. M. where all interested may attend; .• - . JOHN MYERS, Sheriff. Sheriff’s Office, Carlisle, Sept. 36, 1839. Estate of Andrew Emmingcr, dcecased K NOTICE. f ETfEIiS TESTAMENTARY upon the li will of Andrew Emminger, deo’d,-havoboon issued Ih’diio form of law to Savid Emmingorand Samuel Sensomort, the; Executors therein nafifeili- AIL persons having,claims against the estate will present tliem for settlement, and those who ate in. debtsiwill make payments • . DAVID.BMMINGER, ") -, SAMUEL SENSEMAN.J- 021,4 October 10,1839. ■' ‘ 1 ~ ISt FRENCH.' • The Trustees of the “CJIRUSI& FEtfjLE SEMIM/my,” aro in treaty with of high charactor,_and they hope to hoifieflf oflus semoes in a very shorttimei,- ■ : ‘ Jhbmrtfi. . .O&ob'et 10,1589, '■ FORSALI. J.D.ELLIOTTi Fresh■V f:mt Preservative. New Goods: r ; -i .! v,‘ M PUBUC SALE; BY virtue of an order of fcalo, ip nj£ directed* issued.out of the Court of Oommbii Picas of Cumberland county,, will, bo to publio sale on the promises. In Frank ford lownsbjp, pa .Friday_tho 8 th. day j?*- clock, A. M., the following described idal ojatate, late the property of John Camphoil. doa’d smd ; Wm, Campbell, to wits • ,„A TRACT OF ’ . N 0.2, in thc Inquisition, bounded and described, ns follows:—Bpginning-at a black oakTgrnb in a lino ofland formerly of Philip Shnmhangh, thenco by n tract now. of William Campbell, north thir teen and fi. half degrees, east sixty-nine porches to a wlutoonk, thence degrees east, eight and four-tenths' perches to d post, thence north seventeen degrees, east otic, hahdred and tbirty nino perches to a post inm lino of londof the heirs of John Logan; and- by tbs samp north seventy "tob degrees, oast thirty-five and 0 half perches to a white oak, thenco north'thirty-one degrees, oast eleven and. a half porohos to" a post in a lino pf land’ formerly of — — ■- ■ Hickeraell, and by the same south, thirty-six and a half degroos, oast ono hundred and toity-seVon and a halt porches> to u white oak, a Coiner oflarfd fonnoily of Jacob Jum per hnd’by the aanm south fourteen degrees, cast ninety-four perches to a peat, a ’corner of land of the aforesaid Philip Shambaugh, and by the same south oighty-ono west thirty-seven and, two-tontlis.perches to' a ivhito oak, and thenco south sixty-nine and a half degrees, west bno hun dred and eleven perches to the place of beginning, containing ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY SEVEN ACRES and SEVENTY FIVE PER CHES, neat or strict measure, having thorcon c reetod a t\yo stoty, LOG HOUSE- and a small Log Stable, a’nd otlier improvements. Tha_c,onditibns’will be as follows: The one-half of the purchase money to bp paid, on tho confirma tion of tho sale by the court aiid the residue in two equal annual payments thereafter without Interest, to, bo secured by mortgage or judgment bonds, i .. . JOHN MYERS, Sheriff. ■ Sheriff's Office, Carlisle, Oct. 17, 1839. .'Valuable Farm for Sale. THE subscribers offer at private sale, the fol lowing described property, in Londonderry township',Dauphin county .containing ONE H UN PBED AND- TWENTY-FIVE ACRES AND SEVENTEEN PERCHES of patented land, a bout 100 acres of which aro under cultivation, the •residue being covered with good timber. The im-' provomonts ate a large two atory^ ~ BRICK lIOCSEj. with a back building; water near the door, a large Orchard, a wagon shed, com crib, and a LARGE , BANK BARN. This farm is very near the river gnd Pennsylvania canal, about twd w thi! Lumber Yards at tfio mouth of tlie Swatara. and nearly the same distance from the Union can alK The avenues to market are so convohiehtas ss to afford ready sale for farm products; whilst lumber can be procured without distant hauling. The Harrisburg and .Lancaster rail road passes through the .premises. Title indisputable. Fur - term's inquire of Mr.. Gingrich, oil the premises. . S. S. .HALDEMAN, . Near Columbia and Marietta. , GEO v H. BUCHER, Neat Hogeslown, Cumb’d co; October 10, 1839. ill, NEW GOODS! The subscribers having lately purchased the stock of goods owned by John H. Wea ver, ttt the Nbrth-Eas't corner of the Public Square, Carlisle; have just receivedßTlarge and splendid- assortment of Finn and. Win ter Goods, consisting id part of'Superior wool dyed black, green, invisible green; brown, olive, dahlia, adelaidc and milt CLOTHS* an assortment oflleavyClotbs Tor Over-chats; a variety ot sty los-ot 'C&Ssin%crca and Cassi ■netts, plain and figured silk velvets, plain and figured satin vesting, Valfentia vestings, &c." &c. velvet.cords, bcavertech, plain and figured greeh floor cloths; red 1 white, yel low and green flannels/ \yhite and colored canton flannels, 6-4, 7-4» 8-4, 10-4 & 12-4 rose;& mackinaw blankets, English, French apdiGerman plain and figured .mcrinocs, hlacfc and blucddaek bombazines,•plain and figured hep.t silks, black gro-de-nap, gro-de ,rines, llitestring and senshaw silks, a'large! and splendid assortment of colored silks; figured silks for bonnets,' white, black and colored satins,'a variety of fashionable rib bons., ' , 6=4^-r-4, B*4 aifd^.o44-iflftth?l - figst"fiSfn T ' no shawls, cheneill brocha blanket.and clml ley do. merino, challey and cashmere hand kerchiefs, .Irish linens, long, lawns, lined : cambric handkerchiefs, green haraze & gauze! veils, black lace veils, silk and, pongee hand kerchiefs; • ' 4-4, 5-4;and 6-4 bldachcd and unbleached imislins, 4-4 and 5-4 tickings, 6-4, 7-4 and 8-4 _ cotton ahtl iinbn tliapcrB, 6-4, 8-4 and -10-4 linen table cloths, Blue and green cloth table dhotlisi , Loridon, French and Ameri can. Prints,- 4-4 5r4 aproh and furniture chfetks, mottslaine and saxony do laine, bp ’biriptt,- grecianCtt nnd book inusUriS, plain,-. Bar’d add figured swiss, plain,,bar’d abd.fig ured jdconct.ts, CamtiHcs and riiull muslins, bishop - anu-frien.ds-lawni-thfeftd; jiiconett; bobinetl, and cotton laces, edgings and iri sertings, linen, diaper; and crash and. bead bags, a large assortment bf Hns’hryt gioves;- hdndfeecctMels, Slocfes, snspendcrS; bonnets. Sic; Cotton Si Rao Cabpetino, bduon yarri of all Nos. coverlet yarn, white'find colored carpet chain, lamb’s'wool and merino shirty and drawers. Also/a large assbrtment of ,i-i — GROCERIES*. . Cbnsistinc; of Rio, Sit. poiriijigo; LagnirMnA Java Cnflfce; Young Hyson, Impenai& Black Teas; Sugar Ho.use .and Syrup Molasses; Chocolate, -Starch, Ginger, Rice,’ Peppery AUsjdee. Indigo, Nutrhegs,.Cloves, .Cinna ntori, flfieand. coarse’ Salt, roll and plug. To bacco, Snuff, Segats, &c. Stc. ... , Also, an assortment of amV Trimmings, which we vvill sell.at cost. v - , ANGNEY & ANDERSON. - Oct. 10, 18o&; Six Cents Reward, ~ Ban away from the subscriber .li+ing in? Mifllm township, o’rt’the I,4th inst.- an ap prentice to the Blacksmith htrsitiess, named' Alexander Finhenbine.r , i abhiit 18 rears of' age, 3 feet fHnchea high and slim built,4ight hair and light'complexion.- "Yhe above re ward will be paid to any person ’who may apprehcad ahtf refurh*'h'itu: to me, but no' ciiargqs paid; All person? are forwarned a-, gainst harboring him.- ’ JACQB LANDIS.' Oct; ir; 1839. 1 ■ ■■■>■ Cloths and Cassim^£es./ A large'assbrnhent; of CLOTHS ef ajl' iblonr and qaaudtieSVTOmsistipg of efctra, jraperfinerfiifor -and a largo assortment of low: pncßdttxoth#'suits-r 4 ! ■ bio for bang-up ami over coats..* - , ■ r ; LONOOItfeASSIMEKES, a splendid ~ moritofalj coldteyjastrecdivddby ■ i *l‘ ; i •; qctiS.. ; ;•• • y ■/