dissolution of »ariiiet«il»; heretoforeexistingbetween (he r r H *i.«ibers trading under the name of John .1 »“ b “ r ,v h aMhia-day.bediiydiaapVved by run- Noble & •> hooks nn'i.papers'of the late fiVare pTaced il tho bands df -Robert Moore, on fir , n Jl neraons having/accounts to settle, or whom.* P w j|| pfease call, payments to mak , “P HN NoBlj e. r -- /ARMSTRONG NOBLE, ’ / ROBERT NOBLE. i* c _-Tho Bachoring business will .lie carried isV iohn at ilio corner of Pitlsireeujnd ciiucb Atiy J: • ' ' • >&\ jjOl/SE & LOT rOK .SiLE. i LO'r of ground in Churchlown, Mopjpe lown- A «liin Cumberland county. Tho improvements L*’. pRAME HOUSE, 30 feel in front,, with, ° rP o front doors, with, a back-building—a brick ,'g smoke bouse, Bake oven, and Siablo.— Tlic property is valued at $5OO, and ll,O conditions of the sale will bo $2OO [MlljSaa on tho first of April next, when posses- given, and $l5O. in the annual pay ments thereafter, without interest. For additional I.HltMilars enauire of the subscriber in Carlisle. particulars » JO HN rrannqn# Carlisle, Oct. 14,1847—3 t. * , ’ Proclamation. WHEREAS tho Honorable Samvel HxrnunK, President Judge of tho several Courts of Com mon Picas of the counties of Cumberland, Perry and Juniata, in Pennsylvania, and justice of tho several Courts of Oyer and Terminer and Genoial Jail de livery, in said counties, and Hon. John Stuart and John blcndcnin, Judges of tho Court; of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital and other Oobncps, in tho said county of Cumberland —by their precepts to mo directed, dated tho23rd of August, 1847, have ordered tho Court of Oyer and Terminer ?nd General Jail Delivery, to be lioldcn at Carlisle oh the 4th Monday of November next, (being tho 22J day) at 10 o’clock in the foro- I noon, to continue two week. NOTICE is therefore hereby given, to the Coro ner, Justices of the Peace and Constables of the said county of Cumberland, that they arc by the said pre cept commanded to bo then and there in their proper Ipcrsonff, with their rolls, records, inquisitions, oxnini- Inntions, and alt other remembrances, to .do those ■things which to their offices appertain to be done,and lad those that arc buund by recognizances, to prosecute I against tho prisoners that are or then shall be in the I Jail of said county, ore to bo there to prosecute them I fIS shall bo just. JAMES HOFFER, Sheriff. I Swintrr’H Ovpicr, > I Carlisle. Oct. 7, 1847. 5 i’lulufield Classical Academy. four miles t vest of Carlisle , between, lit* NeirvilU; Slate Road and the Cumberland Valley Rail Road, fpHE third session (live months) will commence on J_ Mosoat, November Ist. 1847. The number of students is limited, and every ef fort made to secure their moral and mental improve ment, as well as. their health. During the past year upwards of forty. Students. have teen connected with the institution. •; {The. studies embrace all (hat are requisite for College Or any business or profession. Every effort will borhado to'-securo a continuance of patronage from the friends' olfVduca tion. ' ' .1 Hoferoncop, 'ferms, &c., made knowh -by dpplica (ion personally or by letter addressed to,, 1 ' V-^.V Octolwjr 7, 1847. —3m Whitehall Niirscry .and Commer cial Garden. Carlisle, pKNNSVLVANiA- riMIR subscriber would call |uiblic;,4il.Wnliohvio 1, the stock of trees now on hand m’.'tho above establishment, and ready for this fall’s market.— The entire slock consists of upwards of a quarter of s million of trees, among which aro upwards of 150 varieties of the choicest Apple, carefully selec ted from the best and most celebrated nurseries in the Union. The trees now rcady~for ealo are from 7 to 15! Wilis'!’ "LlisJi'w-jisfci wgtnttf trirranaTira hearing stale;' which supersedes iho necessity of further training to tho. planter. fie. also .oners Peach, Pnar, Plum, Prune, Apricot and. Cherry Trees, ns well as a largo stock of Evergreen and Ornamental Trees of various kinds, of large size and well topped. . Among his Applo trees arc upwa/de ofSO varie-i ties of recent introduction and superrdrnquSliiy,— All of which the subscriber pledges h|mssf to sell as low ns any other siiTiilar establißivnient of es tablished character in PuhiisyLvariia-can still' an article of equal quaiUty* ;■ To the curious we offer the not?dt£aiil6nla Irn pertains, flowers feet dia meter —of vory rapid growth f VYM. LINE. Wim-EIIAIX, Oist. 7,1817 ET-Sm v- r .-J.„ OF the Allen and Fire Insurance Company, of Ctfmbcriuiid county, Sep- Umber fllh, A. I). 1847. iv.’A- DR. / Amount 5 per cent, on premium notes, $6,444 00 Interest, Four pur cent* tor, Deduct Balance in Treasury, ' ' Ctt. Expenses for 1643, 1844, “ 1815, “ 1840, •• 1847, ■ SMOB io Whole amount of property Insured,l,ool,47o Properly surrendered, .16,566 Now insurti), Whole amount of premium notes, Surrendered, Now In Treasury, Whole number of policies issued, Number surrendered, 1813 Cash paid for printing; $49 20 1 1844 do do 2G 00 1845 do do 00 00* 1 1840 do do Vv/Cp/60 £ 1 1847 do do ' ;’24 p 0 V Cmh paid fur postage $4 26 B4S Jo Jo 80 18 »7 Jo Jo 100 jBl3 Cash paid managers 4$ 63 ®H do Jo * 68 63 848 do Jo 64 44 B *o do Jo 7134 ‘ 84 7 do . Jo 178 ,00 1515 ®«w»ge» to Mary Eicliolli 30 00 *B4O Jo Geo. Suavely, 1,040 00 ‘ Jo J. H. Graham, 8,400 05 ' Jo llratlon A. Boyer 200 00 ■ )( Jo G, Uarnitz ■ 160 00 ” Jo Ijoa&Dronnoman 300 00 ( Jo Jonas Larow .700 00 Jo David Shcflbr. 7 02 IR| * Jo. Geo. McFeoly 600 ‘S* 7 Jo Deo. Uutdorf 818 50 , Jo John Lino 000 00 Jo David BboQer 725 71 MIfICKLLANKOUB. *843 Cttsh paid lot books,' > 82 50 .. “° aoa), .5 00 IMR d .° ; press, : l(; A ,4,oo 0 d° Bmcomp'wiMO.OQ ju, 4 # «»n. »l <ln ccfuniJcil to Emslglv„S3^l;/t., * ;3,w5.0fl LEWIS Hy'EKv 8o«’y; ; October 7, 1817 PlikladelpUia Advertisement. ; OLIVER / Salamander, Fire and Thief Proof • \ IRON CHESTS;: ■■ WARR ANT 1 ecjua.l to any other make, and Have never been, injured by Eire or Bur glars,, in a single .Instance; He also keeps on hand a full supply of Oormhon Chests, made of lighter Iron, at lower prices. 1 >. Letter Copying Presses and Books.. : Trucks for Storey Factories, & C . V . Druggists* Presses, ■. . , > . Eagle Glass Paperi-. l , ; Portable. Shower Baths, &:c,: , Packing Levers,: v- i i; V\' , Hoisting Machines, • . Refrigerators and Water -, ; ; : OLiyEin5VANs, Gt South Second Sb, bolow Chesnut, Phila, For cooling and preserving. MEAT, BUTTER, MILK, and all articles intended for culinary pur* poses. OLIVER EVANS’ CELEBRATED WATER FILTERS, for purying water that is brackish or muddy, whether by rains; minerals, or otherwise, can:.be had of all sizes and prices, at the Ware rooms, No. 61 South Second Street, two doors be low Chesnut street, Philadelphia. ! October 7, 1847—ly* WAS lost on Thursday evening last, tho 23d iast. somewhere between Plainfield and Carlisle, a small daik purple morocco-POCKET.BOOK, containing abuut.s33 in money—twelve dollars of which were in relief notes on various , banks of ibis Slate. The book, was made to fasten'with a. clasp, but when lost* was secured by a twinc sfring—tho clasp being bro ken;’-The above reward, with the. thanks of the owner, will bo given to any poison returning said book with Us contents, at the store of ’ L WRIGHT & SAXTON. Carlisle, Sept. 30, 1847. ' ! Carlisle Telegraph I JUST received several pamphlets, giving a complete description of the American Electro Magnetic '/‘digraph, now in operation, in many States of the Union. It is illustrated with fourteen wood engrav ings, from which, any person can with satisfaction understand the “ wondrous blfih of this ttohdcNlcpmi ing age—in aid of the Post Gflico, injlischargc of its great function of rapidity transmitting correspondency und intelligence.',’ Price edits. For sale at ' Carlisle, Sept. 30,1847. GITT’Si % Carlisle Clothing Emporium* fPHB subscribers take this method of informing the 'JL citizens of Cumberland county, and the people in general, that they have just opened an extensive in South Hanover street, next door-to D.H. Arnold's store, in the Borough of Cbrlislo/ftf which they in vite the Htlcntion of those .who. may desire cheap and fashionable clothing. Wo will keep constantly on hand a large and well selected assortment of wearing apparel, such ns • ; Coals, Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts, Brisoifls. Collars, Scarfs, Gloves, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Caps, Boots, Shoes .and Slip pers, mid indeed every thing necessary to trim oitt a fashionable man, and belter articles at lower-prices than can bo found at any other establishment in Cum berland county.- Being fully convinced that*!quick safes and sni&li'profits” do belter than slow sales and largoarq determined to sell at a very small advn'ncq, Ouf'niUortmoht wifi at all times bo large' 'which will afford customers an opportunity of suiting their own taste. R. K. BURNS. TOBACCO, SEGARS, &c. Wo will also .keep constantly on hand a genera* assortment of the very best Sugars, Tobacco, Snuff, &c. Wo ask all to give us a call, for wb feel safe in recommending the articles wo keep for sale. Don’t A ' ll* • .* ’ Arnold s store. . ARNOLD <St LIVINGSTON. • Carlisle, Sept. 30, 1847. , N. N;—Mr. Wauhbk B, PAiiicixsox.an experi enced and fashionable tailor, will cut for the above establishment. , Persons prefering, can have their measures taken and garments made up to order with put any. additional charge.. A. & L. LETTERS testamentary on the la‘st wilt and tes tament of Adam Eicholborger, late of Silver Spring township, deeM., have been granted to the subscriber residing in said township. All persons indebted to said estate' any requested to tn&ko imme diate pnyihcnt, and those having claims will present them properly authenticated for settlement. JOHN 8088, Ex’r. Septembers, 1847.—6 t ; Ist Reg’t. Cimihcrlniid. Volunteers* PARADE fn Springfield; on Tuesday tho 19th of *» October next, at 10 o’clock, A. M., properly 4 H cnujpt fur drill, in summer uniform. By order w ol thuGol. Commdtg. A. FILER, Adj’l. ft September 23,1847. —3t JG3 40 4,882 6U fI'IIE following articles can bo hud AT COST, nl JL Arnold’s store—Willow Fcatherr, outside and insidc-Frcnch and common Flowers, cotton and silk Rushes and Caps, together with a general assortment of trimmings, Cali soon, fur wo shall .close up our business in a short liiivc. D. H. ARNOLD. .Carlisle, Sept, 23, 1847. 11,489 00 7,806 10 $3,684 80 $l2O 23 03.77 Carriage and Sleigh lor Sale. WILL bo sold cheap, if soon applied for, a fine Family Caiuuaoe, with saibty single tree, &c. made by Lillie of Gettysburg, with a set of single Harness in excellent order, Also a good Sleigh. Apply to W* D. SEYMOUR. ■ September 23, 1847.—tf 239 40 4,919 80 2,423 76 $1,045,916 $128,870 * 1,200 AT tho wholesale and retail store of CHARLES OGILBY, on East Main street, a low doors be low llio Market House, one of.llio largest and best assortments of $127,070 1,203 Dry Goods, Groceries, BOOTS As SHpES, over aihibiiod in Carlinlc.' 110 i, determined to sell so low ns to ho beyond tho roooli of nil oompolllion. Persons wishing to got bargains will do'lvnll to call. ' t Carlisle, Sept. 33, 1847; 1,387 A few more Goods ou hand. THE' subscriber has still on, hand, a few choice goods, which he will dispose of FiretCas( t such as fipo Cloths, of different qualities, Casfitfncros, Sat tlnolls, Kentucky Joans, French Morlnoes, Alapacas, MoU-olin do Luinos, Cashmeres, Shawls, Silks, for dresses, Flannels, Carpels, Rugs, Mattings, &C.&.C. Call soon all who want bargains, as 1 om about to close business. ' D. ARNOLD. Carlisle, Soi *228 70 .* , 0 06 431 80 of iho Cu|it. 0,030 18 900 WOKK NEATLY BXEOVTBB AT. TUjff,OFW#»*. WATER FILTERS. $5 Reward. ciothius Store, 'NOVICE. To tho Tadics. TO m 3 FOUiVU, ~l. 23, 1847. Cumberland Greens I Parade at tho public housoof John Cornman, rt in iho Borough of Car /aIWo, on Saturday iho icth.day of Octobor* in winter uniform, arms and accoutrements in SsK cood order. By order WX). WONDEULICH. —2i , °- s : Cumberland Ordysl You nro ordered to panulotU Springfield on Tuesday the 10lh of October, at 10 o'- clock* A. M»* coni* jiloiely cquipt tor ' By order of lire Captain. ADM. »yuRS, ■’ ■ • .. ■ O.S. Oct; 7, XB«^4fli. LIST OF XEXTERS, ADVERTISED IN THE “VOLUNTEER-’- DV APPOINTMENT. - §lB.- And Aa it furtherenacted, 1 I * * *'■; Andall advertisements.made under tlic ordc'rs of, the. Post-; master General, in a newspaper or newspapers, pr tetters uiu* sailed for in any.roat-oflico, eliaii be inserted in the'paper of papers of the town or place where the oflicu advertising may uc situated, havingUm largest circulation.*• ’ - ;• [Jvfcw Post-Office Law, passed 3,1843. LIST. OF. LETTERS remaining in thcPdsUdfßco at. Carlisle, Pa., October. !, 1847/ , Persons in* quiring for letters on this list, will please say they arc advertised, - Brintlle Frederick-.. Lomas Joseph. . Biceline John Lambert Win •- Berger Jacob .. : Lehingsto Sarah Baker Michael , Miller Magdeiena BUner Adam Mqsselmim Mary Ann • Boggs Rev F J Mayberry William Ball Elisabeth Myers Elizbolh Myers Baker John - Miller Jacob Boidier John MoVay Janies T Bico George .• Myers Elizabeth I Brown Elizebeth My res .1 • I Bucket Catharine . .Missly John A ; Carroll Wm B- Miller. John Calhoun&,Harrison Neabit Fisher. Creswell Elisabeth Noel Zip(Torah Craig Jane . Nafe Samuel . Clem Martha Padden John . Crist George ' PurvesA. ■ Caldwell Jay ' Parks Win Doyle Henry 2 . Rankins,Sinnct Dlx R S • - stuart Catherine . Darr William ' Shaifard Ekard . Oidlow Abraham . Shoemaker Susannah Frantz Samuel . Sanders Isaac . . Greenwood James Stoner Austus Green Samuel Shupp Arlher GinkensJohn SlromoJbhn HemmingorJ Stevens Joseph M Hasty'Mary A Spilel Salny Harmon A Summers David. W Harrison Mr. Stinor David Esqj • Horshy Clisabetli . Spies Christian - Hauklns Mary A David Hamaker David . Wise 0.1 > ‘ Redden Margurite WolfSrirati , . Hershy William Whntsel.Sarah Jones Mary An . Welcome David Jackman Wm ' Webster Thos Q Klein S W.arden,Jospph KecklerJbhn Wiinier^Joseph Lewis Enoch GEO. SANfIERSON, P;M. (gj* Under the new Portage fjhw,'ndvcrttscd letters are charged two cents each in addition to the regular postage* Auditor’s iVotlce. vfpHE undersigned hSviitg liken, appointed by the .‘X Orphans’CourfofCumberland county, to mar shall and distribute llio funds in* the hands of John irfitfe, Executor of Gotlieb Ritter, dcc’d, among the , several creditors of said deceased, will attend for that purpose at the public house of Sumac! Morrell, in the borough of Carlisle, on Saturday the 23d of October, at 10 o’clock in tho forenoon. . • GEO. BRIN Auditor. . October 7,.1847. , , \. • Auditor's Notice. • • , THE trust account of Peter As signee of John Kinsey, having, been referred to,me as Audilor to marshall and distribute the ussola, no tice is hereby given that I. will attend lb tho duties of tlio appointment <9.Wednesday tho 20th of Qteto bor next, at myoffiCij; jn Carlisle; All persons hav ing .blaims wIU •pldhstr hand them ini on orbeforo that day.. • WiLH. MILLER, September 23, ' tast-Notice. A LL persons knowing thcfneclvcfl indebted to tho IX subscriber, oro hereby, notified that they must pay up immediately, as longer indulgence cannot and will not bo granUd. “Award to tho Aviso is suffi cient.” ’ D. 11. ARNOLD. . Carlisle, Sept. 23, 1847.. NOTICE. LETTERS of administration on tbo estate of Wil liam|Shfeet», dced.j late of Eastponnsborough Ip., County, to tlio flubjcr’ibors residing: in All persons having claims against the estate will .present them for settlement,and those who are Indebt ed will make payment to Sopt. 23,1847—-Gt* Estate Notice, LETTERS testamentary on tho lasi wTII ant] leal lament of Robert McFarlanc, luto of Newton township, Cumberland county, deceased, have been grunted by tho Register of said county to tho sub scribers, tbo first named living in Nowville, and the latter in MiflHn township, county aforesaid# All poisons indebted to.JaM estate ale requested, to make immediate payment, and those having claims will present them properly authenticated Tor settle* menl. THOMAS A. M’KINNEY, ‘ JAMES VVOODBURN, ;Soplc»nbor 93, 1847.—Qt* Ex'ra. Stoves!. Stoves! Philadelphia. Stove* Works, Washington ylocnuc, above Nolle Strect t on ihc Delaware. THE subscribers respectfully inform theirfrionds nnd the public, that they have commenced operations at their NEW FOUNDRY, Washing? ton Avenue, above Noble street, where they are now ready to execute orders, und would bu pleas ed ftkSeo (heir customers, . Op hand a largo assortment of STOVES, &0., consisting of Gook’a Favorite, for wood nnd coal, six sizes; Complete Cook, four sizes; Cannon Stoves, eight sizes; Rare Cylinder Stoves, nine sizes; Stanley’s Patent Parlor Air' Tight, Wood Stoves, a handsome. an<jl ornamental article, lias boon much admired, three sizes with Urns; Bases and O.von Plates, five sizes; Nino Plates, plain and boiler top, nine sizes; Salamanders, twosizos; James* Cool; Improved, Keystone withcollarsond uvena, Radiator Plates* Air 'Fight Plated, Round and Oval Boilers and Tea Kettles, Round and Square Urns, Ornaments, Spiders, Hollow-ware, &c. &o, Tho above are all of tho newest and most ap proved patterns', and made of the host Charcoal Iron, comprising the most extensive assortment o( Stoves over offered to the public, and will bo sold on the most reasonable terms. Country Merchants aro particularly invited to call before purchasing elsewhere, a* oil articles purchased of ua are dolivercd ni the Railroad De pot, or Steamboat Landings, free of charge. Particular attention paid to furnishing Dealers with Boko Plates, Grates, Cylinders, Fire Bricks, &c„ to suit most of tho Stoves in use. Castings of all kinds done to order, and ,08 we cost every day, a person leaving a pattern In tho morning can have the castings same afternoon. Cpsh paid for Old Iron, N. B.—On hand, a few horrola of vory superior German Black Lead. ■ ~. WAUNIOK, LEIBRANDT & Co. Phila., Sept. 23, 1847—3 m riicl Firol! Flrolll Orr’s Celebrated Air Tight Stoves, C j; TYNDALB, No. 97 South Second Street, , Philadelphia, wishes to inform his friends and the public generairy, ,(hal ho slilf to innnufncturo and soil the genome, AIU-HGHI STOVB, with the latest improvements. After many years experience .in the manufacture of these Stoves, ho Is now enabled to oflfor to his cus tomers the Mr 'right Slaves with ovens, suitable for dining rooms or nurseries. Ho has also the JlirTight Move, on the KadlaU or plan, which makes a.splendid and economical parlor Stove, to which ho would call the particular attention of those who want an elegant and useful article for thoir parlors. ■ Also, a largo assortment of Coal, Parlor, and Cooking Slovep.all of which ho will sell at the lowest.cash prions. The pphlid would do' well to (rallfafore purposing elso.wlion?. . ~ . A ■ : Mr. T. 'would caution tho public against Alr .TightStoV’os, made by most stove uiakora, ad they Wnbf answer tho purpose iutondtfd-, ; V’PhUo.i Sept. 93, 1817.—;; Public Sale of Real Estate. THE subscribers, Executors of George Eisenhnrt W *H sell at public rale, on the pre- Middleton township, Cumberland bounty,olrouj 2 miles from Carlisle, on Friday the 22d day-bf October next, the following real estate, to Wit 5 V 1 VNo.‘ I, containing about 103 Acres of Patented Limestone Land, adjoining the Baltimore turnpike, George ;E isonliart’s heirs, Rev. Mr. McGill, William Graham, Jacob Rilner and others. The improve ments are o , AaA : toft house, • v : WSm\ LO(J barn, other Out-buildings. There nrc two welfs of never failing water—-one ncir the house the other near the barn. About do acres of woodland and.about 3D Acres of good Timothy Meadow. •• Np.{3, containing about 48 Acres, and joins No. 1, lands of William Graham, Hugh Stuart, and oth ers, about oio half of which is woodland and tho bal anco-is pleated and in a good state of' cultivation.—* This properry will he sold separate or together to suit purchasers 1 ; Persons wishing to vifcw the property will please,c ill on tho premises. Tefini'of sale:—One half of tho purchase money to be paid o i the Ist of April next, when possession will be'give j and a deed made to. the purchaser; and tho icaidui ri three equal annual payments thetenf* ter wlthodttntcrcst, to be sccUfcdby judgmbnt or mortgage* ‘ SMq .IbVbmmfcnco at I Vclock, P; M.; wHeri'ai tehdan’CQ'will bo given by - JACOB EISENHARTj ’-'i ADAM EISENHART, PETEK EISEftHART, >. ;Sept* 30,1847.—4 t - Exr't. : ' I Sale. THE suWcribcr offers atprivatesajcalotof grotind sUuato lb Southampton township, 4 miles cast of Shippensbufg, und within l.milo of Lccd & Roads, containing 10 Adres, all cleared and .in a good stale of cultivation; improvements.afo a i]i story V. t>og Dwelling House, Maker Shop, Rarrt)’good Stab; UKling and other convenient out-buildings. p«9Thcrc is n good assortment of young mg frujl trees on the premises; jold at private sale before Saturday the 23d llobcr next} it will on that day bo offered at c, on (ho premises, at I o’clock, P, M., and Llcknpwn. JOHN WHITMYER. yer23,1817.—3t» and thriv If not day of O public sa tcrniß int Svpteir W”r! county, o at 10 o*d described lor, dcc’d A tract ;bcrbnd c< Nagely,] 130 Acri arc clcaij thereon j III! \nl* about nilA Locust ll and dvuf failing wo ning \t'dle said farm. J and in a Terms (ion of (hi on tho Is gjjpm am in two cq lerest—to ;other mod Scptcm) iMpliam’ Court Sale. , . A Yjmilik Mill ami Earn. BY virluuof iin onlcr of iho Orphana’ Court of at 10 oVlor* A. M.'i a plantation of tract of land, situate in lowtfship; Containing about rate Limestone Land, bound* ed by lomMof Sharps’ and Myera’ heirs, Snively, Triit ortd Nbritgom'feryj The celebrated Big Spring runs alonggiq western margin of iho tract, a stream that never fails or freezes, and is unequalled by any gpling in life United Slates. The improvements are k first rate Flouring: itlill, I tVeo FtoritV high, .with two run of stones, situate on J U?., above yarned spring, a JOHN SHEETSi JACOB SHEETS?, Advi'rs, I iwa.-! Dwelling House, TMtHar/piirn und Stabling, Millard House, Coop iyijggf cr Shop, Orchard, dec., oil In.tho best of ordcf[ About otic-half of the trn&t isclcnrah The holme covered with thriving Timber. The whole will \ sold separately or together ns mny best suit pu relicts. 'i'his property about 2$ miles from the Nowvfa Depot of thu Cumberland Valley Railroad, in tho'fcarl of u rich country, and oilers strong' ln ducomlts to capitalists." ' .Thcirmaof Balty-ar^—Ohc-lhird the amount of the money.to l»o paid on. the confirmation of tho tjo by tho court, and tho residue in three equal atval payments without interest, to ho secured by judgipt bonds. • JOHN PIPER. - JOHNS, UPttLAP. B| - Admr's, of James Piper, dcc'd. jr|r.S3. 184 7, —6t , brpltaus’ (lourt Sale. Y virb of hn order of tho Orphans’ Court of Carr|fland county, I to public sale, on tho ipilscs, on Saturday tho IGlh day of Octo ber, 184otll o’clock, A. M m a tract of land in Euslpcnborongh township, Cumberland bounty, boundody lands of Mary Unpley, Henry Malta's heirs, a'.tho Conodoguinct creek, containing 45 Acres n&3 Porohev, neat measure, al*ut osc-half of whies cleared and fence; and thorcsiil.in thriving limber. There aro creeled arises a small Log House and Stable, p Seploi fond tlioro ore two never fulling springs of on tho promises. ' Tho property la near Ihctisquulianna river, and about thloo miles Harrlsbf, and halfa mile (rum Pratt’s Iron Works. Tho 103 will bo made known on (ho day of sale by «J£ GEOKGiS RUPP, Jr., , Adm'r. of Geo. Jlupleij, dec'll. Septonfr IG, 1647«—5t - rplmuV Court Sato. IN pursteu of an prdor of.llia Orphans’ Court of Cumbetjd’ CoUnty, tho' following Real Estate, latg Ihopwly of Armstrong Irvine, duo’d., will bo aold"on'*liproinißUB, on Saturday the 16lli day of Oolohorju’ nl 12 o’clbck/ noon; of Hint day, viz: All limt'tain plantafiorf oi tract of land, shunto in Silver ting township, in infd bounded by lands ofeorgo Bclslioover, 1 Jacob Harman, An drew Irvinad others, and containing about . v 121 ACRES, about 85 oriof which aro Limestone, aiid tho re mnlndciJSldnnd of good quality. Between 20 and 30 acres an thriving young timber ond tho resi due in cult I on.- This land Is well funded, a largo portion of It ng post *nd rail.' Tho improvements aro a largo . f . aa. Stoucf Dwelling House tsspl®.. KITCHEN, a'lai'go JAtASMSk Stone Itault Barn, with >. Thrcltg Macliino attached, and other out. building.. Vo is a good well al tho door and a vary auperiolno.lono anrinff no.r tho house. A Young AITIOUCIIAUD of grafted fruit and oi l or kind. oflilrocß uro on tho nroml.os. afo two gooi 11. within n mil® orilit* f“ r l, n- j Will ho olid at tl.o.atno t n.o.a o of ground adjoining l|i#vq and (mntalnlng obogt ono adrd, having IhcrOlfodfod ognhd , j too U([E AND I'JIAME STABLE, wdll dulled Wonanl Hou.o, Thorp afo .omo dm'oo fruit tfou thin lot. Hull, properties can ho vlowud at aumo.bolero .tho sale, T* | A'tlmr. o/, Apnfimp Dm it, <fc*V. , Pop(oii|jN^|B'l7v— St ' ' Real Estate for Sale** bb sold at public sale, in pursuance of n n ir of the Orphans’ Court Cumbcflnnd 'Saturday the IGth day of Ofclober next, ck‘, A. M., on the ih'twjollowing ctfl estate, lalo the property of Jacob Fuy- Viz: • of land situate in Mifflin towrtlhip, Cum <libty. bounded by land of J. »,m. Ramp, and — l Whisler,•containing ei, more or less, of which about. 100 acres Id and (ho residue well -timbered—having lectcd a two story . • vs / Ldg HduSe, |TjOG BARN, Stono Spring liouso, Wa ’gon Sled iTmJ Coin Cribs.- Thefo are acfta of excellent fncado\vs, a quantity of tier on said land, a good Apple Ofchard of other fruit trees. There is a never of water convenient lotholroiiso rindr.bn jmssing through ncafly nil the fields on The land is Slute of an excellent quality od stole of cultivation. ‘sale—slUo to he paid on the confirma* salc'.hjr the court, one third of the balance )f April, 1848* when possession will Ijp n deed made to' the purchaser, the residue nl annual payments thereafter without in jVsccurcd by judgment bonds or in such ns may bo satisfactory to the odministra r n CHRISTIAN FAYUOU, Adm V.. * ic*23,1847. —4t. ♦ Town Property for Sale. IN pursuance of an order of llie Orphans 1 Court of Cumberland county* I will expose to -public sale* on tho promises, ut 10 oMock, A. M. on Monday the 17th day ofOotober* 1847, , /'FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, |.situoto on the p^rlh-cnstcorner ofSouth and Pitt sin. in tho Borough of Carlisle, the properly of the heirs of Daniel Bowers, deeM, viz; ■ ' ' , Fo.l. Situate on tho earner of said streets, con tains 30 fool in front on Pitt street, and extends in depth llOfect to d ten foot alley, No. 2, contains 30 foot in front on Pill street, and adjoins the above. No. 3, contains GO feet in front, with a two story jafeik DWELLING HOUSE, fgimwa well of water, and other improve ments thereon; No. 4, contains BO fopl in front on PUt street, and adjoins the lust. No. 5, also contains 30 feel in front, and adjoins the above and lots of John Moll. Al) those lots ex tend 110 feet bdok.lo a ten fool alley,laid out forlho accommodation of these lots. Also, al tho same lime and place, will be sold TWO LOTS OP GKOILND, on the sotilh side df South street, bounded by said street on the north, on the west by Michael Mathews; on tho south by, George Curt, and on the east by G. W» Shcaffor, containing, together - 120 feet in front, and ,240 feet in depth, being numbered 288 and 389 in additional out-lots of the Borough of Carlisle. ;As to nil of tho said properly.the lots will be sold sepa rately of together us will best suit purchasers: •Terms ol sulc—Thc per cent, of Repurchasemd-, noy to be pald’dri' the day of mile—nuu third to re main, In tho properly, tile inlefesl of which is 1q bo paid to tho widow during her.life, and the principal nt her on the'lst of April, 1848,- and tho balance on the Ist of April, 1849* to bo se cured by a lien on the properly, ' HENRY BOWERS, Admr. of Vumcl Uowtr6 t dic'd.' September IG, 1847.—3 t Orphans’ CourU Sale. BY virtue of on. order of the Orphans’ Court of , Cumberland county, the following Beal Estate,- late the property of Jacob Loidlgh/ of Monroo toil’ll sliip, in said county, dcc’d., will bo, Sold on the prom isee, on Saturday the 16th of October next, ul 12 o’? clock, rioOd, df said day, viz: All that certain plantation of- tract of Idnd,- situate in th««aid township of Monfoc, bounded .by lands of Joseph Brandt, Brlcker*s heirs, Samuel lfnricrl*and others, containing. ICO, AfcrcS. and 10. patches, neat measure/ of good land* nhoUt 105 acres of which arc cleared atyl i lf cultivation, and tho residue' in-good timljpr.* The impiovcmculs aro a largo two story - Stone HeJilse, .V.: jnSYffißc.* ' “• large itiljg ' STONE BANK.BARN, an OU MU, Cider.Press, Stone 1 Uouag fhd other out There is a goodTOil | of Locust, Chesnut and Pino Timber on tho premi ses, nnia good Apple Orchard. Alsoj a tract of lund noar tho foregoing) bounded by lands of John Bclshoovcr,- Samuel Hotfort, John Westfall and others, containing 42 Acfefi and 63 perches/ neat measure/ 28 adfcfl whereof arc cleared and in cultivation, and the residue goodtimbef land; , Also, a small lot df Mountain Land in said town, ship, hounded by lands of Ego’s helrs< containing 2 Acres and 81 perches,- having thereon creeled a Log . DWELLING-HOUSE and a Log Stable; Persons washing to purchase any of iho above properties are requested to call and examine, tho same before tho day'of sale. Conditions made known on the day of ' sale by, 0 JOHN GOODYEAR, Jr. • Trustee appointed by the Orphans' Court Sept. 16,1847f-Gl v . to tnakc sate. Oi’iuiaus 9 Court Sale. BY virtue of*an # ordcr. of tho Orphans’ Court of CumbcTlAuHcouhty, tho Real Estate of John Hath, lata of Newton Ibwnship. dec* d., wilt bo olTcr cd at.poblic sale, oh Thursday tho 21st day of Octo ber next, on the premises, at IS o’clock, noon,- viz: MR? ACRES, 1G PERCHES, of land; situate ih ftowlon township, in said county, an tho SlatolJoad, about two.nhd a half miles from f eighty-six acres nf which.is first rate lime stone land, and iho remainder of. good slate,' divided fro’in tho former by tho Green Spring, along which there is on both sides a tract of naftrnl meadow of 9 ncri’s/ Tho whole place is in tho. highest slate of cultivation and under good foiice, with live exception of about 25 acres of woodland. The improvements are a large ytiL , Slone Dwelling House, liSsiiif BrONE a large BANK Tenant House, and other nccos sary-out-hui/dings, and n spring of never failing wa ter near“tho*door. Also a thriving young hearing Orchard of oli kinds,of choice fruit. Persons desirous of exomining (ho place v£l coil on either of (ho undersigned. '. - * - • The terms of sale will-bo ns foltows; tffOO to he paid on the confirmation of sale— on 6 naif of i)m re sidue of the purchase money on the Ist of April hoxt, when possession will bo given’; nnd the remainder in two equal annual instalments thereafter without in terest. The groin fh the ground is rcscrved.uhd the purchaser is to pay (ho taxes assessed for IBM. iOHi\' U. VANDEtfUEI/f, , WILLIAM ItlfTllj Sept. 9, 1847.- Gt rif/wrV. Public Sale of Real Estate. IN pursuance of an order or the Orphans’ C®rt ,ot Cumberland county, will bo sold at public sale, on lliu promises, on Friday the Jfilli day of October next, nl 10 o’clock, A. M. of said day, the following described real estate, late tho properly of Georgo Clmstlicb, deo’d to wtt: A. Tract of Slate T>andj situate in Mifliin.township, Cumberland county, hounded by lands of Jacob Cbristlieb, the hcirs'cif Daniel McDonald, doo’d., John Oiler and other#, containing 212 acres, of whicls about 100 acres arc cleared and in o good sta|f of cultivation,.the i ecsiduo ls lihiber land of nii*c.\no)lcnt quality.- There arc about 15 acres of good meadow on said farm jtnd a good Apple Orchard & oilier fruit lr<As. JWJI TJio buildings are a Two Story, ImfiL Stone House mid Ivilelien, iawlagA Dnuliln LOG UARN.nnd DISTIL LI'JH V, with a well of wttler near the door, Tho above land will be sold together of in different I purls to suit purchasers. Tho terms of anli? arc; SIOO lnh’o paid on the confirmation of the sale by the Court, pno half the balance on the first of April liu.'il \Vlhm possession will ho given nud h deed ihado to the pmchasor, tho residub in four* equal payments thereafter with* out interest, to bo secured by judgment or inert gape. Tho grain In the ground .will be reserved and not pass to tho purchaser. Thu straw which will arise froth tho crop now in the ground, wilt pass to tho purchaser. The taxes of 1818 to be paid by tho purchaser. SAMUEL MEG AW, , WILLIAM CUKUSTLIED, September 9, 1817.' Administrators. A Pnrm for Sale. TIIE duhbcribor offer, hi. farm for .ale, ailualo 3J inilea weal of Corli.lcv Cumberland counl v. la., • on tho Con.odngulnot crcolt road, and about half a i ihilo from Davj.’mill. Tho form contain. 1 Sixty-t'oiir <fc n hall’ Acres, of firil-rolo Ihneolono land. About 8d amo. l. cloar-, cd, well ll'mdd, and in a high stale of culttvolim - llm foaldUo la covered with good timber, and tho whole I. tinder good fence.. Tho Improvement, aro a isA Frame House, Mmsf A large Bank Barti, , Ivilhiwlloor., Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, Cnni.ry, t.Vc„ umliT tho HUtno roof. There U also a Brick VVoßh'hbuse. Smoko-liouso, mid a well of never-fail ing water, with a pump in it, under llio some roof, and other oUI-liuihlingu. A Brick Cistern, capable of cirtitiiinmg 81) hogsheads of water, nnd.a young IhrjV- Orchard of ImUring fruit, a «obd Limo Kiln, &c.’ Tho buildings were all 'balll- Within -six. >ws*.. Juno SI, 18-17* (U'U)HGB MVEUS. , , S6HOOL BOOKS, A large,lot of llio most op-l proved School Books, just’received, and tbr sale at tho Cheap Book Store, uoxl to Uoulem’a Hotel. Carlisle, Sept. 23, 1847. . . ORPHANS’ COrnX SAJCfE, IN ptirsuandeof ah order of the of Cumberland County; will bo sold at public solo?** the Court, House; in tho.burQugji ofdarlitjle, bn Mon day llio 10th day ofJnndary XB4B, at 10 o’clock, A. M. of said dUy, the, following, described real estate, laic the properly of Cen; James liambcfton, dec’d, vii; A iot of Ground, situate on the north side of Main street, in the bor ough of Carlisle, bounded by lots of the heirs of Ja cob Curl, dco’d, Joseph Knox, doe’d, and 'Dickinson alley, containing 33 feet in front on Main street, and 240 feet m depth} having Ihcrcon creeled* JfeSL A two story Slone flousc) JjlyHißack Btiijdlhgj tbg Sariij Stabling and Worehollsc; ’.V Xerms will bo made known on tho dat Uf sale' b# ... JOHN AGNEW, yiamim’strntor of Jama Lamherton, dic'd* ■ October 7,1817. * (Orphans* t'pili’i Sale. Btvirluo of an-orddr of tho Orphans’Court of 5 Cumberland county, will.bo exposed, lb public sale the real estate of Dunict Scircr, lata of Southampton township,'deC’d., oh tndnj'lhc 23a'.dajr of October next, on the premises} at 11 o’clock} A;,M. Said farm is situated 2J miles sonih of Shipponsbnrg, near CoclfcnoVfrci’S mill} and contains 115 Acres,of which 25 is Wnodlnrid ofnn excellent quality, and bounded by lands of Michael Cochcnowcr,' Carlisle Dank and. William Barber. The improvements are Two Dwelling Housed DARN, a well Of never failing wtf ■^n 1 ” i* ir,r near the.house, and a spring of ruo ning water runs through one end of the.farm.. Also! an Apple Orchard of choice frbit, - Terms of sate—s2oo to be paid on the confirnia tion of the sale, ohe third of the rtsidiio to bo paid on file first day of April,.lB4B, one third io remain in the hands of the purchaser} and. the interest-on the same to be paid to the widow duiing her lifo,ond alter her death the principal to be paid (6 the heirs, the balance in three'equal annual payments, to be seedred by rcdognizancc.ln the Orphans’Court. At* lendencc will be given by GEdRGfe TRONE, Adm'r. of Daniel Scirer, dte'di September 23,1847. —51* >\ Farm for Sale, THE subscriber,offers al private sale, the Farm art which lie now Hires; situated in'Dickinson township, Cumberland toOnty; abnttt a qiiartcrbf u imle from tufnpiko and five miles from Corlislo, adr lands of Johh I’uub Georgb'Davis and •_T*C^others. containing- about 40 Acres bf Lime* slo(uu; Lund—lo of which Is wuodlaud—and the rest cleared and in t;ood buUHruUon and dndbf Substan tial fences; For ftirlhcf pUitltulurs enquire of, . GEO, DAVIDSON September 30< 1847.-rlf , • i*ul>Hc Sate. »IN pursuance of'an order .bf the. Orphans* Gburt bf Cumberland county { will be sold ul public sale; on the pfcmiscs; bn Saturday Ihq IClh day of heil, at IS o'clock; nboh; bfsald day; the real estate of Daniel Smith; lute bf Autd earthly; dctcascd; cbtt vlslin£ of a tract itf land; situate in South-Middlirton township, bounded by binds Mporb; William reflet ahd others,- Conialnirt£*|*;v' ONE HUNDfiEO-ACHES^^I more or jess. TJie*Jand Is Limestone ofagootf.qual ily and nearly all cleared- There Is atwoitbfy .i Frame Dwelling House, milils-- ■■ And Log Barn same, wilb other improvements and a good well of water, The terms ofsalo wIU bo as follows: , .. ■, The por?ba&cr br purchasers of said properly will be required to pay to Ibo administrator of said dece dent,ono half of the purchase money on thb cqhfff maiioii of the sale by the Orphans'Coiirf, and tho balance or other half in two, equal annual, payments thereafter,.without interest, to be secured by ju3g-‘ incnls. Tho purchaser or to httyo one lidkf fff all the grain in the ground end tt> get possession of the premises on confirmation of tub sale; WILLIAM MOOUE, . Adinr. oj Daniel SmUhidec'd* September 10, 1847.—5 t * ■ ■ Valuable Farm for SaicV mHE subscribers offer at private dale; their Foliri X contulng IStfatrcß, 140 of Which is luncslnnu und iho remainder black slate laud, belli of llio first quality, situate in Silver Spring township; IJ tolloa 1 , from the Cumberland Valley Railroad,-10,miles ftdfii Harrisburg and 8 from Carlisle.' The turnpike passe# through the lufm leading lb llio above mentioAbd places, . -'■■■ > '. j i. .J - about 155 acres cleared, under good' fence aAd in a lifgli stale of iulliyalion. The balanbb Is well limbered—thriving ybung iocnst arc Rowing all over (ho ftfin;. TholmpfoVerabnis nro a I JlricklfOllSCy Jltfjmr "A Largti Blink Bath/ s=9S3sws\vi(b oil Accessary oul-b6ilding«;. dnd a!, well (jJ’ good water convenient to the door; Spring 1 limn* in thdyard and a running pump in the boro', yard. Also.im Orchard of thriving young trccs.’con-, sistiAg of abbot 50 dilfercnt kin.ds of choice .Apples,*. 25 different kinds of choice Peaches; mast of thb dillerciit varieties of Plumbs, Aprecois and Cherries, —JRI of which have been selcctad to ripen fft fbtaOoii , a from the curliest to the lalcsi. , Thu above is one of the most hahdfonily situated; arid also among aAb of (he host improved farms in Ilia couniy. I'crtiunsi wishing ihlbrninfion bn thb subject nfc Invited In cull on llio subscrihcrjlvlng on‘ - the promises, or William.llnrkncss, in- Allen town ship. WILLIAM ADDAMS; August 20, 1847.—1 f Eagle Livery Stable; . rpILK subscribnr' respectfully to hid J. “(Muis qml the public generally, that he Jiai opened the above named Livery liable in thb alley in die rear of. ibo Market Mouse, where liecahoml will accommodate all those,who, toajl give hlni d W call, with food 1 HORSKS, BUGGIKS; &c. Thu public may de \\JY pend on {jelling good and safe homes,'a» I wilrnT no 6aso give out tf horsO, unless I can re commend him a« safe and gentle. - Prices moder ate. 116 hopes by careful anentcon fo inefii and receive d eharfi of pdbli6 patlonagb.. S. J. Nv SMITH; N. tf.—The subscriber bad Mot follntfuUfibd Iho House nml Sign Painting, and all favors hS that line will still b‘d lliftiiKfdlly received and puiiitu-, ally attended to. Curlisiq, August 2G, 18-17.—-3rf» ' . *.. . _ NEW GOODS/ min? auliSitilicra riro now opening tlioft. Fair i Block of ’HARDWARE, rind to A-liiih lbs*, would invite ilio attention of porsods in wofit 0/ iroods in tboir lino, ns llrolf ur/orirg'odnpnts ddii sucli as to enable them Jo sell loWer (bail any oilier Store' Tlidv liafo liofv ri Coll assortment o( locks, Inn ltos. Delis, I,logos, scrotVs, and every nrtlvlq for building,. thill,' dross.jnt and circular saw*,- I Itolo nnvils, vtoos. files, rasps, 01,tools, an. " lrt . braces, plain kins,' plntiea, hand, pannefy rinding and, tenant saws: broad axes, drawing kiIIVOS, chopping axes, lialcltuls, katmunra, hay. and mohuru I'orkf, skovols, spades, knives, forks,' pookol knives of every style, kutclier linivos, ra-t, iota, scissors, sltSars, Wallers, trays, brass and iron bead shovels and tongs, bcllowd, ire., with ri large and foil assortment of (foods for SatSlfte amf Carriage Iluildors. Also, 10 tons Itnmmsrod and rolled,iron, 3 tgns cast, shear,'blister and spring steel, 50 pair Klip,’ tin springs, 1 ton American and Russiy sheet irony 50 kegs Dupont's and Jultnppn’s ilhuuing rowdor, 3000 lbs. NoVa Scotia lba.' Wetbv' erill's pure, ground while lyat\, 306 gats, Linscec Oil,' 100 gals. Turpentine, 100 hoxee of'j|lass, as*" sotted. Also, Oopnl, Coach,' Japan 1 and hemfiOr. Varnish, Mahogany and Maple Venoors, Cedar,, \Vnt(vl)nBkotB( &c.,, •' ■; ■ ■ ' TheJ hate also Honey’s Patent Spina/ Cutlers, for culiVnp hay, straw or corn liosUtlldo of Iholdm! «»ver olK'nitJ ft*r - WRiofri'A&AAic/iv, ; 1 - Carlisle, Suntombor W?' —r-*,-* 1 TUTUSLINS^^ IVI «1 "TsoOBKT IiIVINE Jr.,'
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