TRIAL OF A MAIL ROBBER—John
W. Stevens, charged with robbing the 11. S.
Mail, was tried in the" District Court for the
western district of Virginia. ' A report of
the case has been published in the Winches
ter. Republican, fidni'which we make the
following synopsis:—.'" . . .- ~
• The indictment against,.him contained
seven counts, charging the offence in as ma
il y different modes, both under the 21st and
23d sections of the Post office act of 1835,
and that the facts as proven in,the case were
these, to wit: A package consisting of fiye
letters; three of.which enclosed money, were
written, made-upainf pul into the travelling
or small mail bag at the-Post oliicc ut Ab-'
ingdon, for*the purpose of testing the hones
ty of Stevens. 'The letters* purported to
Have been written mid mailed at Corners
yillc, Tennessee, mod were addressed to
merchants in Philadelphia and Baltimore.—
The package was made to represent the ap
pearance of having travelled a great'distance
in the mail. The three letters unclosing
honey were found in .the coat-pocket, of
Stevens upon his being searched before com
mitting magi’slrnlea, two of them with soils
broken. It was hot intended that the pack
age should-go on in the mail, but was to be
taken out before its departure, in case the
design of detecting Stevens .should prove a
failure. After the plnn was completed, t)ic<
clerks in the office other than Stevens, went
to their breakfast, leaving him to assort and’
distribute the mail. The case both upon the
law and the facts, after being niost clabon
oratcly argued, (the trial having occupied
three days,) was submitted to the Jury; who,
after being out some lime, came into Court
nml naked to be instructed upon .the ques
tion of liny which hail been rained bv the
- prisoner’* • counsel. The Judge, (the lion.
J. 8. Pennybacker) instructed the'Jury, (hat
the letters found on Stevens were not in
the mail in contemplation oMatv; they
were not intended to be conveyed by post;
that -tho-wholo_transaction.oL writing
mailing the letters was fictitious; and that,
however .'guilty of- a larceny.of* the.money
nt cOmmon law, of which the Federal Court
had no cognizance, the,Jury ought to find
for the prisoner. The jury rendered their
verdict of acquittal accordingly.
I ' - Governor.
, —— 1 , . David R.PoHer, '■ , . 317 197 a* 194
nhd.out of Congrcsii tliaf f<i.'Atncrican cars . ,
1U hsto.yanlt focaLon ty'e not,..however, Thomas M’Culli.h, 275 89 157 • »l 87 26
so well or.generally km.w)i but that-the.an- Michnel C. Clarkson, 271 69 136 21 ‘ 87'. an
nexed article from the Salem Gazette will ASSEMBLY.
be found to' contain ’ information, new pt William Barr, ‘ ■•
least to some of our readers, on this subject: Joseph Culver; ■
This hohridary is so tenped from the Samuel Givin,
.names of,Chhrles Mason and Jeremiah Dix- Chrislopljcr Au. 1
oifr appointed to fun uhffif- ™'“ COMMISSIONER?
ished lines in 1762, between Pennsylvania Jacob Jtehrar,
and Maryland, on llnT'liemtoiies subject to'dames Hoffer.
the heirs of Penn and Lord Baltimore. ' A TREASURER. '
temporary line had been tun in 1739, but ll’iUiamAh-Matetr'; 279
had not given satisfaction to the disputing Jacob Zug. - SQB
parties, although it'resulted from an agree- DIRECTOR OF THE POOR.
ment in 1730, between themselves.. A tic- Samuel Graham,. ' 319
cree had been made in 1618 by. King James, John Wynkdop. , 269
delineatihgthe.jjoundarics between the lands AUDITOR.
given by charter to the first Lord Baltimore, f’ eler - Barnhart,
and those adjudged toTiia Majesty, [after- Thomas B. Bryson.
wards to William Penn,] which divided the CORONER.
tract of land between the Delaware and Jams* Williamson,
Chesapeake,. Bays, by a line equally inter- William Culbertson.
secting it, drawn from Cape llenlopen to
tire 40th degree of north'lalitudc. A decree
in chancery rendered the King’s decree im
perative. But the situation of - llenlopen
became long a subject of serious, protracted
and expensive litigation, particularly after
the death of Penn, in 1718, and Lord Bal
timore, in 1714, until John, Richard and
-Thomas Penn, (who had become sole pfb
-prictors of their father’s possessiops,) and
Cccilius, the original patentee, entered into
an agreement on the 19th of May, 1772.
To this agreement a chart was appended,
which ascertained the site of Cape Henlo
pen, and delineated a division by an east;-fe
west line running westward from that Ciipc
to the exact middle of the peninsula. Lord
Baltimore became dissatisfied , with tins a
~ greement, and endeavored to invalidate it.
Chancery suits, kingly decrees, and propri
etary arrangements followed, which cvcntd
nllp produced the appointment of commiss
ioners to run the temporary line. * This was
effected in 1739. But tlic case i'n Chance
ry being decided in 1759, pew commission
ers were appointed, who could not, .howev
er, agree—and the question remained open
until 1762, .when thc linc .was run by •’
above named commissioners.'
CONNECTICUT TOWN ELECTIONS.
Out of the eighty ifive. (owns heard from,
(nearly two thirds of the Slate) the demo
crats have riFTY-Two : and gained'
twenty-" Font !, Nine'towns'Kayc chosen
niixeil boards, and the democrats’ stand an
equal chance,to carry thenijiit the Aprilelcc;-
tion. “This (the New Haven Register says)
is a glorious resul.t7rparticjilaitjy;.aS 5t is ii
spontaneous moyeirien|«f.(hc pctipleihgaiiist
the secret organization of parly.
.For two nr three'wgeks the federal papers
have urged upon their party the importance’
of carrying these; elections; -assuring them
that they would control ’.•the ne»t tlectionj.
circulars were sent from head nhiirters intif
-every town in the State, by the liamls of the
County Committee,.and every- precaution
taken to (ensure successs /.But they, have ut
-terly failed. The nrms of dcmticrnry have
achieved a nnhlc triumph. -Tiie'federal edi
tors attribute their loss.of the State fif'tlhc
stormy weatJi«M' w ul“ Monday f, 'b‘ut : shc)i.uii
excuse woultl not, save ji.lrijaut. school boy'
from the birch—and what are \te tif think (if
fiill who give it ns a reason for
(lnly as freemen ! The
fact is, the in lliis State is cut up,
horse arid fdbp-f-ariirtheir. leaders know !(,,»»
NEWS-OP TTIE :
BiPiibliabed. in an Engiuh paper; tbe : Vin :
ti trustworthy and intelligent
. who etatei.
onhia way from Brazil
theviciuUycfibe Azorc-a,
to 4io ; a boat exposed. , The Captain
. etdored tolieto.and' on tpprpncMng nearer
• lie fonnd ii was the-cide-of an vepEd -hivir.g-
the other side, was away/
> tjmt i'tvr.'isthc.
- Wreck of\
i r" A poor, girl ,in Ncw-york-nttomptcd to drown her
eolf.in of the bad treatment ahe received
from a drunken inolber, . V
. Jolrri BBnk'SrTv^Jv^“ |l!r
•• ■■■'BKNA¥j§.v;/-' : ' ;
William jß..Oor£ai,
Janies X. AP/sirinhan, r
Thomas G. M’Culloh, *
Michael C; Clarkson.
ASSEMBLY.
-William Barr,
Joseph Cither,
Samuel Given,
ChrisfopheV Au.
COMMISSIONER.
Jacob Relirar,
James Hoffer.
TREASURER.
William M, Matter, 803
’Jacob Zu". 705
DIRECTOR OF THE POOR.
Samuel Graham, \, , 886
John W.ynkoop. 621
AUDITOR.
Pe/cr'Barhhart,
Thomas B. Bryson.
CORONER.
James Williamson ,. 873
AVillinm^pulbertsont /■„ ' :: 628 ~
ICyDemocratic candidates in Italics.' '
AVERAGE MAJORITIES: Governor, 724; Senate, 774; Assembly, 695;’Commissignci', 735; Treasurer, 394; Director, 776; Au
ditor, 726; Coroner, 646.
iA"veriige majority ‘o>r the whole Ticket, 683. '
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Ncuville District.
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h<_, 45, jS_ 1?., ,S fci.
Governor. .
Un-id 11. Porter, f>l 95 77 86 161 470
J oliii Banks, 25 62 42 89 01 282
Senate.
William n. GorgnSy 51 91 77 86 161 409
Jm. X. ■SVLanahan, 51 -94 77 86, 1,61 469
Tliob. G. M’Cnlloh, 26 65 .43 89 61 986
M. G. Clarkson, 26 05 42 89 64 286
'Assembly.
■ William Barr, 53 102“ 86 90 , 163 600
Joseph Culver, 50 89 74 86 159 458
Samuel Giyin, 24 56 36 79 6k 256
.Christopher Au. 25 69 44 88 69 295
•Commissioner. .
Jacob Behrnr, .51 94 78 91 160 474
James HolTcr. 24 64 42 .83 04' 277
Treasurer. _ • . . ‘
William M. Matter, 51 91 77 86 161 469
Jacob Zng. ... . 25 64 43 'B7 , 63. 283
Director of tile Poor.
Samuel Graham, 51 95 78 89 ICO 473
John Wynkoop; "21 62 41 81 .64 275
. Auditor.
Peter Barnhart, 52 94 78 86 161 471
Thomas B. Bryson, 23 03 41 88 63,278
Coroner. - , ... '
James IViJUamsm, 61 94 77 86 161 469
William Culbertson. 24 64 41 88 63 280
A ssigncesliipAccbnnt. -
IN the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland
county: • Olh'of August 1841, Henry Duflield, as
signee of C. E. H. Davis, presented to the court
>ri account of the execution of his trust'under a
voluntary deed of assignment, and Monday the Blh
of November next, is appointed for tbe confirma
tion of the same by the court, of which all persons
.interested will take notice. ’ -
GEO, SANDERSON, Prolh’y.
October 14, 1841. ,
Asugncesliip Account.
IN tlio Court nf Commnn-'l’lppsorCimiberltind
county:, 9th of August 1841, Henry Dufiield, ha
signee of Oliver & Smith, presented, to thp court
on account of his trust under a voluntary deed of
assignment, nnd Monday the Bth day of November
next, is "appointed for the confirmation of the same,
by the court, of which all persons interested will
take notice.
GEO. SANDERSON, Protb’y.
October 11; 1811.
Trusteeship Account.
■ IN the Court of Common Picks of Cumberland
county: 9th August 18411 George Beltzhoover,
trustee for Dnniel Lcidig, under'the w;ill of Adam
Leidig, deceased; presented to llip court an account
?■,*"? execotioh of liia trust, and Monday the B,th,
op November next; in appointed fnr: the, confirma
tion of the same by tli> court, of which'all persons
interested will take.notice. ■ •?.' ,
• . , ; ,. pEO. SANDERSON, Prdlh’y.
October I I, 1841. • • i
MACKEREL and. Codfish-, for cafe by M.& E;
Comman. ' " ■ - ;' ■ '
THE best Of bleached Sperm mid WjiahOUfJrai'e
by J. &E. Common. " • . - .
Cumberland County Election Returns— Official ?
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269 90 136
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275 -91 140
Sir .192 190
267 89 139
Governor.
David B: Porter, 58 41 99-
Johu Banks. 12 48 GO
Senators.
William R. Gnrgas, 59 42 101
Jama X. McLanahan,. 59 42 101
T. G.'McCulloh, II 47 Ba -
11. G. Clarkson, 11 47 68
Assembly.
William Barr; . 60 29 85
Joseph Culver, 58 . 40 98
Samuel Givin, 12 49- -61
Christopher Au, 14 00 74 -
Commissioncr.
Jacob Rehrar r ,08 41 99
James Hoffct, .12 43 00
Treasurer.
W. if. Matter, 61 -30 .00
Jacob Zug. 19 80 69
-.director of tlic Poor.
Samuel Graham, 59 40 98
John Wynkoop, 12 49 00
Auditor. ' *
Peter Barnhart, 68 ‘4l 99
T. B. Bryson. * .12 48 00
, : Coroner.
J. Williamson, .68 41 99
W. Culbertson. 12 4S 00
Election of Bank Birectors,
. Carlisle Bark, Oct 14,1841.
Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders in this
institution, that an election will be held on the Third
~Mondayuf~Novcrabcrnejt7(bdngthplsthday7) attbe
Banking Houses for Thirteen Directors; to
serve during the year then to ensue.* - * v
JVM. 8. COBEANi Cashier.
Carlisle, Oct* 14, 1841.
_ THE french language.
npH Pnißtces of the “Carlisle Female Seminar y”
Jt have placed Ihis Department under the care of
Misa GAI. She- was' instructed 'in France, and
reada, writes, and speaks the language with ease
and accuracy. She can be consulted at Mr. James
Bell’s. ■ .
. As soon as a class is organized, she will meet
S, • D“P-*J a or instruction at the Sunday
School Room, in .the basement of the Episcopal
Church, bn Mo'nduys, Wednesdays, and‘‘Fridays
in every week, at 10 o’clock A. M., till otherwise
" . ‘ ,
. The Trustees would urge upon all who are de
sirous of instruction in this Department, to em
brace thn present occdsicn, as they will rarely have
it in their power to afford so good ah opportunity.
REED, President of.the .
•Board of rrusteea & Principal of the Seminary.*
Carlisle, October Id, 1841. • 3t» , . ■
IiIST OF LETTERS v
Remaining in the Poet Office. at Sloughstoicn, Oeio -.
' ■' ' ter Ist, 1841. ■
Adar Miry , Myers Jacob Estj
Dunlap John IT A ‘ ‘ Ecroggs Alexander ;
Graham Victor ■ > Woodburn Skiles *
Highlands John
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Governor.
David R. Barter, 11.8 79 ' 197
-John Banks. _ . (50 • 66 .' 206
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William R.Gargaii ' . ~61 ' 197
James X. iVCatmhan, .117' 80' 197
Michael C. Clarkson. 'l5O- 67 207
; ' Assembly. ‘
William Barr, 117 80' 197
Joseph, Culver, . .116 84 200
Samuel Givin, 153 51 • 206
Christopher An. 152 68 310
Commissioner.
Jacob Rehrar, "118 79 195
James Hoffer. 151 68, . 208
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826
687
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Treasurer.
William M. Mateer, 130 79 209 ,
Jacob Zug. 137 ~57 194
•• Director of the Poor. r
803
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Samuel Graham, - 116 80 196
John Wynkoop,. 149 . 58 . 207
Auditor.
Peter Barnhart, 117 60 197
Thomas B. Bryson. 151 58 209
886
621
876
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Coroner. • ,
James TVilliamson, 114 82 196
William Culbertson. 153 57 '209
873
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* New Cumberland District.
Governor.
David R, Porter, 15 46 61
John Banks. 30 37 57
Senate.
William 11. Gnrgas, 26 67 83
James X. iPLanahan, 20, 48 68
Thomas'G. M’Culloh,' 24 19 43
Michael C. Clarkson. 33 21 44
Assembly. ,
IVilliam Barr, 19 48 67
' Jossph Culver, 19 48 67
Samuel Girin, 28 25 53
Christopher Au, - 23 25 63
Commissioner.
Jacvb'Behrar, - —lB 49 67
James Hoffor. 37 24 51
Treasurer.
Wittiam M. Matter,
Jacob Zug, ‘
Directi
Samuel Graham,
John Wynkoop.
Auditor,
Peter Barnhart,*
Thomas Bryson.
Coroner... . ' •.
James Williamson, 18 47 66
William Culbertson. 29 34 53
Application Itor a Tavern License.
PUBLIC notibe is hereby given, that I intend
to apply at the next term bribe Court of Quar
ter Sessions of the county of Cumberland, for a
License to-kcep-a-Taycrn-or-Publie-House in the
Borough of New Cumberland,;in the house re
cently occupied there as a tavern by George Poor
m.m, who has removed therefrom”.. My applica
tion willtbo for the unexpired time of the license
Ihatwas granted by the said court to the said
George Poorman. :
JACOB DIFFENBAUGH.
Octoberber 14,1811. ~
The undersigned citizens of the borough of New
Cumberland, in the county of Cumberland, hereby
certify, that the tavern above prayed for, is neces
sary to' accommodate the public and entertain
strangers or travellers, and that the above named
petitioner is a person of good repute for honesty
and temperance, and ‘is well provided with house
room and’convenience for the accommodation of
strangers and tiravellers.
. Gkoroe Christ,
iV Jons G. Miller, . /
: James R. Hoax,
' - John Youno, .
• .-*■ANDRF.W KeTTERMAS,’
' Uwiolwi Martin,
Charles Ovster,
v ' v i, 11. UrenneSan,
•_ J Joseph VbyN’o,/
■ V /John Hickcrnell, ‘
’ JR. R. Church,
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‘MTOTICE is hereby given to all whom it.may
concern, that by virtue of an ntlaclimenl is
sued by the. subscriber, one of the Justices of the
Peace in and far Cumberland county, on the oath
of Nathaniel Eckels, against a certain Justus Car
ver, who lately absconded from, his residence in
goods and chat*
tcls have been attached and are now in ttvb custo
dy of Robert Church and Jacob Giuifinnn of East
pennsborough township, and Ihe creditors’ of the
said Justus Carver, are notified that R. Church &
J. Caufman; will nttend'at the public house of Mr.
Churdh, near the Harrisburg Bridge, on Saturday
the 23d of October, A* D. 1841, to receive and e.v
-omine the claims that may be presented'against
said Carver, in order that the whole mattermay bo
disposed of according to law.
JOHN Ct.BND.KNIN,
..' . , Jusiicc of thft Peace.
Silver Spring tp, Oct. 7,,1841. 3t
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Valuable Property For Sale.
TH K subscriber intending to remove to tho west,
will dispose of his properly at public, sale, on
Saturday iho Spth of October instant, at 1 o’clock,
P- M._ Said, property is situated about 4 miles
south' east of Corlisie.in South Middleton town
ship, and one mile West of]-Michael Ege’a Forgo,
and is on the road leading from Shippensburg to
York. It consists of 2J acres of prime limestone
land, tinder good fence, and in an excellent stale
of cultivation, The’ilnproveiiibnw are a ‘
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a well of-never failing water, and an excellent
orchard of all kinds of fruit. It is one of the most
desirable properties in the neighborhood for n me
chanic, -or a man Willi a small family. ‘ Possession
will be given on the Ist of April next.
An indisputable tillewill be given and the terms
made known on the day of sale bv v
PETER Sh’OTHOWER.
October 7, 1841, . 4t
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Remaining in the Post■ Office at Mechanics
burg, Pa. September 30, 1841. ‘
Elizabeth Adams Lydia Keemcr
Samuel Bradngain Juliii Mouser jr
Joseph S Bnnvn Henry Earns
Charles Baker. .l John S Kunkle ■
George BrinkinhulT David Lamb
George Bobb , Michael Lance
Catherine Bishop Adanf Libhart
George D Boyer ' William Miller
John Bobb Mrs Eliza Mnuck
Elizabeth Baker Sami Meilv;. .
CatliarineCatiiU MaiyrM’Cue
David’L Clark - James.M'Gnire r
Aron Filer i” I’cter Mimiiclfc.
Jacob Eichclberger - John I’ohnCr
Elizabeth Gram - Elizabeth UalfcMjjSfe
Henry Ginder Geo UuberlstiflßP?
DrJ. C C Gdlie Marlin J Hupp
■William R Gorgas, Ream'Sntder
Mathias Goodman Joshua Thompson
Bernhard Hilher I) Schaffer ..
Sami Hoff Elizabeth Spahr
God Cried Haag v Catherine.Seointing
William Hinny Mary A nn Wals
Davpl, Hylbert “Adam Weaver . ,
DSJones ... , F'Wunderlich
John Keller ” -"Mrs Elizabeth Zug
Bcnj F Kindig
GEO. F. CAIN, P.-M.
SPECIAI.eOURT.
BY virtue of a-yvrit from the linn. Anson V*.
Bausons’, President Judge of the 12th Judi
cial District of Pennsylvania, bearing date at Har
risburg, the 17th day of July A. D. 1841:
NOTICE IS HEREB Y. GIVEN
(that a Special Court will be held by the said Hon.
Ansori V. Parsons, and the Associate Judges cot
.the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland county,
at the Court House ■in the Borough of Carlisle,'
commencing on Monday the day of November",
A. D. 1811, to continne.ono week, for the trial of
certain causes depending in the Court of Common
Pleas of Cumberland.county, in which- the Hon,
Samuel- Hepburn Was concerned ns counsel fur
one of the parlies, prior to his.appdintmenlas Pre
dent Judge of the 9th Judicial District—said causes
being embraced within the provisions of the 391 h
section of ah Act of I tie. General Assembly, pass
ed 14th April, 1831,‘relative to the organization of
Onirts of Justice. Of said Special Cburt, Jurors
and all persons concerned, will take notice.
PAUL MARTIN, Sheriff.
Sheriff’s Office, Carlisle, J
September 28, 1811.- y
PURSUANT to the last will and tnstanient of
Jacob Keigley, dec'd, the following described
real estaie will ho sold at public sale,mn the pre
mises, on Friday the 22d of October, arlO o’clock
in the forenoon, to wit:
AJI that certain TWO STORY WEATHER
BOARDED HOUSE AND HALF LOT OF
GROUNDrsiluate on the nbrtlrsido of Pomfret
street, 1 Carlisle,. :adjoiningb a'. lut of Samuel
Gould on the east, the School Dipectpra on the
north; thoheirs of-Agnes SteeLnn the-west; and.
Pomfret street south, containing sixty feet in front
and one hundred and twenty feel in depth,-be the
same more or less. Terras made known on, the
■day of sale by : . . ,
RAMUELSII SAFER.
Carlisle, September 30, 1841. '
To the Creditors of Dri Thomas Grier; tale of Sh'p
pensburg, Cumberland county.
- The undersigned, being, appointed an auditor by
the Orphans’ Court of Cumberland county, to set
tle and adjust Ilia ■ rales and proporljons of the as
setts of the estate of said deceased, in the -hands
of Jacob Engle his administrator, to and among
the respective creditors according to law, will at
lend for that purpose at Ihe house of John Rebuck
in the "Borough of'Shippensburg; on Friday the
15th day of October hext, at 10 o’clock A. Si. at
which lime and place all persons having claims
against the said Dr. Thomas Grier's estate, arc re
quested to present them!
- : ROBERT’SCOTT, Auditor.
September 23,1811. - St
IVe have. frequently witnessed the ravage? of this
disease, and have heard and read of many remedies,
hut far oftener saw them fail than result in success;—
The writer, however, of the letter to the agent of Dr.
Hatlich'a Compound Strengthening and German Ape
rient Fills,’ which may ta found in another column, la
delineated we now know-and we meet him daily aa a
bale hearty roan. Though no' advocate of nostrums
of any kind, wo cannot withhold a notice of what we.
consider the efficacies and virtues of Hsrlicb's, Com
pound Strengtheningand- German Aperient Pills.
The case before us is a living monument to both.—
Spiriteofthe Timei
For ourselves, we cannot wilhold a notice respecting
the Virtues of Or.'Harlich’e celebrated medicine »; we
believe them to be a veiy superior classrthcy . arc said
to be a very safe and ‘ effectual remedy, for many’ of
the distressing diseases of the present day.: A fairtri
al will convince stccptical of their virtue.— Sat. C.Wjn.
‘ Getobcrldi 1811. :
Office fur the sale nf this. Meilicilie, N».
J!X NORIIJI EIGHTH STREET. Phil:/
<leipliin, iiißb ; .B( the.store trf .Dr.' JOHN' J.
MYERS, Carlisle, & WILLIAM PEAL,
SliippensUuip. ; ;■ j... ~ “
jgJPERM Candies for sale hv J. & K-f Comman.
CT ? Varilslc,.ipct‘ 14,1541/ ;: ,;
LIST OF LETTERS
NOTICE
Take notice’ that we have applied to the'
Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of
Cumberland county, for the?;benefit of the
Insidvrnt Caws, and they have* appointed '
Monday the Blh of November njxt, for'thc
hearing of us t and our creditors, at the Court-
House, in the borough of Carlisle.-when amt*
where you may attend if von think proper.,
THOMAS JONHS, •
JOHN McKINNEY,
Jacob minjich;
HENRY, Orb,-”
BENJAMIN RUPRIGtIT.
WENTZ,
■.WILLIAM CARTER,;- '
WfLLIAM HARRIS, . ■
FREDERICK. KEEKACVER.
GEORGE HARTLINE
David Mcßride,
John kelly, , r
isaac barnet. «■.
. CONRAD FURST.
HENRY MURRAY,
♦JOSEPH ESLINGKR;
JOSEPH WALTMAN,
HENRY JOHNSTON,
JOHN M; WOODBCRN.
GEORGE ADLEY, /
WM. M. : BAXTER. , * .
Dyspepsia,
-vPaum For Sale.
The subscriber offers at private sale, a
farm of limestone land, in VVcstpcnnsboro’
township, Cumberland county, on Mount
Rock spring, one mile'bclcoy .MoJnt Rock,
Jmiu ndeil I.JijMandsof -Samuel and Robert
M’Kecban, and (lie lieirs of Win. Davidson,
containing 40 acres,-strict measure. The
improvements are a two story*
taA < JLog Mouse tf Kitchen,
HlTff BANK barn,
HILT I" WAGON SHED, CORN CRIB, '
ahcl oilier outbuildings, a well of good wa
ter, and an Apple Orchard of. choice fruit.
Also-a,Tenant House and Smith Shop, with
a Stable and a gaud lot and gardetu This
properly will’be sold separate or together to
suit purchasers. On application the terms
will be made known by the subscriber. '
GEO. DAVIDSON.
St„
October 7, 1841.
LOCK safes.
rpHE subscribcraconlinue to sell the balance of
M. their Block of C/01/is, Caksimcrea t Co^ainclfs % Alo
rinoSy Ca/tcoea and Chin/zityZi firel'ccaU Bargains
may be had by calling soon,
HITNKR & MULVANY.
October.?? 1841. -.** «. .■?*. ' 3t
AT, B, Jin excellent 'Cannon Stove'with a large
Cast Iron !Hah y for tale at the store*
ENTIRELY NET 7 LABELS.'
THE public \vlll please take notice that no Brand*
rclh Pills arc Cenuino unless the box has three la*
bcls upon it, (tho/top, (bo side, and the bottom,) each
containing a fac-similc' signature of my hand-writing,
thus:— B. Brandreih, AT. D. These lal>els arc engrav
ed on-steel,.beautifully-designed, nnd done aton-ex
pen sc of 52000,. Therefore it.will be seen that the On
ly thing necessary to procure the medicine'in its puri
ty, is to observe the labels. Sec if the box has three
upon it, engraved. .
Remember, the top, the side and the bottom. The
followingrcspcctive persons arc duly authorized'and
hold Certificates.of Agency, for.the sale of Brandreth’s
Universal Vcffetablc Pills, in Cumberland county^
George W. Hitner, Carlisle. *
S. Culbertson, • Shippensburg. -
Adumßciglo, . ; Mrchanicsburg.
M. G. Rupp, ” Shiremahstbwn.
' liwc Borton, ’ Lisburn.
' Gilmore & M’Kinnoy,. • Ncwville,
L. Hiegte & Co., .„ . Churchtown.
J. & J. Kyle, - •
Samuel L. Scntmnn, • Newburg/
f Brcchhill & Crush, Boiling Springs.
Henry Brcnifpmarii • New Cumberland.
fjLssa J*
that none should be purchased except from those reJ
. cqgniycd as ahoyc» • t > i-^xJissrvHf> r * c , ' i ‘ '*“■*
genuine,, except those sold by George W, Hitner, and
be-pjutlcular to ' '% ■" ' 4 . -, • ‘ ,
Observe that each Agent-has anEngrayod Certificate
of A gen cyr containing a rcprcscntntioivof Dr. Brand* ,
reth Manufactory at Sing-Sing, and*uponwhich will
he seen exact copies of the. new labels now used upon.
the Brandrctbjnll boxes.^
. . Brf BnjSDRETO, M/ iL ■
Office, N?T. 8, North Bth st., Phila, v
A TAU IBLE FARM FOB SALE.
fi Y order of the Orphans’ ’Coatt of Court of Com*
If berland county, will be exposed to public Sale, on
the premises, on Saturday the 20th of November next,
at 12 q’clpckj noon, the following described valuable
property Silver Spring township, about one
mile of Hogestown, and near' the Conodo
guinct creek. late the property of Michael Saxton, de
ceased, containing 106 Acres of patented Limestone
and Gravel land. About 80 acres is cleared, under
good fence, and in a high state of cultivation-—and the
residue covered with excellent timber. The improve
ments arc.a
Double Frame 4- Log Fwo Story
llil . iibfcsK.
“ g " fl , A Eotible T ramc Tarn.
and other outbuildings, There is alsp a small Apple
.Orchahi, and pother' frupt tieea—and a well .of iu \t r
with » pomp in it, near the door. The re
arc two streams ,of running water go through the pre
mises.’' .. t
'Tshwsr—f 300 on the confirmation of the sale—ono
half the ptftchasc money, deducting the fSOO, on the
Ist of_Apnl,_whcn.p,bsscsKion will lie given—and tho
residue in four equal annual payments, wilhuuuiiitLr
est, to be secured tty Judgment Bonds.
• An indisputable title will .be pivcn.and any person
wishing to see flic farm, can beshowiUt on application
to the subscriber. '
JOHN SAXTON, Adro’r of
October?, 1841. ■ 'M. Saxton, ,V’d.
N. B. If the above Farm is not sold on that day..if
will then and therc-hc rented for the term, of ope year.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at L'ewvil/t,
Par September 30, 1841.
Philip Baughman W B Milligan 2 '
John Bower ■' C .FM’Laughlia ■
-William Brown A t) M’Briilc -
Geo Bowman , RobtAl’Elwain ' '
Patrick Cannon William Palm Esq ‘
Jacob; Pittfcehbihilcr” Thus IViluri Esq * .
Adam Finkeiibinder Isaac Roth
Jacob Gilbert.-._i LewisSeil-i;.-.
John Htfflefingcr ' .Innips Slrow
Anderson llenery ■ Cafhrinc Showers <
John Hopkins Mdjrgaret Shannon
Jacob llutninger William Slrow
John Hale AnnSpcnccr ,
John Harper Esq' Peter Tobias . ' '
Ailatn G iiomberger Adam Tmugf)
Maryann Hoover Thomas Turbot »
F Jbhiisni) ■■■■',' Geo Tifcomb
Henry'Kindig- ■ Jacob Waggan 2
Henry Khettie Geo Woll ,
Rudolph Kindig David Worrey
Gen Klink Miss B; Woo'dburn
John Lusk John Woods
Moses Lindsay Joseph Wagoner Esq ■
James M’Gatv . Hubei tWcTbli
JnoorJaneM’CleUan ,
- i-r JOHN MOORE, P. M.
NOTICE TO OREDlimta.