. JtogUtdr’s W<rflCoi ■ OTICJ3 Ib hereby given' all Vjlersona inleres ted, that the following accoOnte haVo been filed this office for-oxaminalion/by- tho accountants rein named, and will bo presented ko.lho Orphan’s jrt ofCumbcrland county for confirmation add al* -ancc. on Tuesday, the 12lh day of Septeihber, Ai 1848. I. The account of Christian Tilzel, Eaq-, Ex'r.of ichaol Hoover, late of the borough of Mechanics rg, dec. 2; The account pf David Kolb and Jabob Lehman, c'rs. of Win. Lehman, late of West Ponnsborougli vnahip; deo; ‘ ' 3. The account of John Coover, 'Ex'r. of John choltz, late of Allen Ip., dec. 4. The account of Lewis H. Williams Esq.,, Adm’r 3 bonis non, of Thomas M’Cormiok, late of Mifflin, dec. , # 5. The aup’l account of William Fahnestook, jr.& t’r of William Fahnestook, sen., late of Monroe wnship, dec. ** 6. The Bup’l. account of Jacob Erfa, Adm’r of John rb, late of Monroe tp., dep., : . i 7. The account of Wijiium Patton and Robert ackott, Adm’rs. of Henry Hackelt, latp of the bo lugh of Newville,dec. / • fl. Tho account of Robert Laird, Guardian of Phil- Baber, as filed by said R. Laird’s/Ex’r. _ 9. Tho account of David Adm r. ol lartin Noiswanger, lato of Monroo lownawp, dec. 10. The final account of Geo. Bundle Esq., Adm r f David Wolf, lalo of Monroe township, dec. 11. The account of George Brindlo, Esq., Adm’r Daniel Bcllxlioovor, late of Monroe township de ased. _ , ~ _ . - 12. The account of George Dtindle, Esq., Adm’r f Magdalena Diller, late of Monroe tp., dec., 13. Tho account of Robl. M’Carlney, Adm’r. of )hristena Mentz, lato of the State of Missouri, dec. 14. Tho account of Daniel K. Hoisy, Adm’r. of Villiam Lenox, lato of Hogucstown, dco. 15. The guardianship accounts of Rcincck Ang* iey. Esq., Guardian of George Noldigh Charles Nei i/gh* John Neidlgh, Sam. Neidigh and William Nei ligh, minor children of Sam’l. Noidigh, late of the mrough of Carlisle, dec. 16. Tho account of George Earnest, Adm’r of Earnest, lato of South Middleton township, doc. 17. The account of John Wouklino, jr., Adm’r. of. fohn Wcakline, sr., lato of Newton tp., dec. 18. Thoaccounlof John B. Vanderbelt, Esq.,Adm of James Steward, lute of Mifflin tp., dec. 19. Tho account of Mclchoir Hoffur, and Jacob [loffer, Esqs., Ex’rs of Mclchoir Hofibr, lute of tho jorough of Carlisle,* dec.. [2O. Tho account of Adam Sicrer, Esq., Adm'r of Wirt. Slrayer, late of Ilampdon township, dec. 91. The abcoUnt of Thomas Bradley, Adm’r. of Geo. Eisenhart, late of South Middleton township, deo. 22. Tbo account of James Kelso, Adm’r. ofSam'l. Keiso, lalo of Southampton lp. t dec. 23. The account of Lawrence U. Randal, Adm’r., De bonis non, of Robert M’Laughlin, late of the, bo rough of, Nowville, dec., 24. The account of Dr. Alexander Steward, ExV. of John Duncan, late qfihc borough of Shippcnsburg, dec. 25. The account of Andrew Heckcr, Ex’r of John George, late of the borough of Carlisle, dec* 26. The account of John R, Rinehart and Henry Rinehart, Adm’rs.ot Rinehart, late of N. Mid dleton township, dec.. 27. The eup’l. account of Joseph Mossed, Admr.df Fetor Fikes, lute of Allen tp., dec* 2b. The account of Denj. Myofsj Ex’s, of George Kissinger, late of Dickinson township, dec., as set* tied by said Myers 1 Admr. I 29. Tile account of Wm. M. Bcetem, Bstp,Adnl. of Arthur •Buchanan* late of tWborbugh of Carlisle, dec. JAMES McCULLOCH, Register, REGISTER.’* OFFICE, . ) Carlisle, August 1*7,1848.—4t f.. Two Strays, CAME to the premises of (ho subscriber in Frankfort township, on 3d insl., two Heifers.— One red, has a white head, while stripe on lhe park and while tail, no horns, and springing to calf. The other a lightbrlhdle, With horns, white face, a while spot over (he shoulders, and end of the tail white. The. owner is requested to'Come forward, prove properly,pay charges and lake them away, or they will be disposed of according tola*. PETER MYERS. August 17, 1848.—3|. Estate Notice. LETTERS of administration on tbeostatc of Mrs. Isabel!* Britton, late of Southampton' township. Cumberland county* Pa., have been granted by the Register of said county to the subscriber living in said township. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims will present them prope.ly authenti cated for settlement'to ROBERT BRITTON Admr. August 17, 1846.—6 f Notice. rpHG following accounts having been presented to _L the Court ol Common Pleas of Cumberland-co* t Said court appointed the Ist day bf. .ugust, Term, 1648, (being Monday the 98th) (or the final passage ;nnd confirmation of sajd accounts, and rule on ail i persons concerned to appear and show cause why the )84<no shall not bo passed and confirmed by said court, viz: The account of Assignee of John R. ;Goswuiler. The account ofSamuel Woods. Committee ofJas. Woods. I W. M.' DEETEM, Prolhonolary. Prothonntary's Office, ) Carlisle, August 17, 1848. £ Teachers Wanted. A MEETING of tho. Board of School Directors of North MiddletonDislriet will be hold on Satur [ day thn 26ih inat., at S o'clock P. M„ at (he public house of David Martin, in Carlisle.for the purpose of I examining Teachers. All wishing to become Teach tore will please attend. ABM. LAMBERTON, Secretary. August 17, 1848—21 To Contractors, f PROPOSALS will bo received by thoeubscri (bor up to the 10th September next lor putting up [the Slone Work of a building at Dublin Gap, Sul (phut Springs, 100 foot by 40 feet, the materials to bd furnished on the ground—the stono ore of good quality; The work will bb required to be comple te! by the Ist of December next. ' Proposals will also bo received for the Carpen ter Work of said house up to the same time, the 'materials to be furnished bn the ground, except white pine boards and plank for window framed and sash, door frames and doors, washboard, stairs mantles, &c., which the contractor must furnish! | It is expected to have the roof on the house this fall, and to have the whole completed by the SOlb of April next, A plan of the same, can be seen by calling on the subscriber. Proposals will also bo received for Plastering ihd building, up to October 20ih. Materials to be ' furnished on tho ground, and to bo finished by the Ist of Juno next. SCOTT COYLE. NowvUlo, Auugst 17 t 1848.—3 t. PUBLIC SALE. WILL be aold at public sale, at the late residence of Beniamin Eberly, Jr., deceased, in Hampton town ship, about 1 mile north of Brlcker’s mill, on Thurs day the 24th day of Adgust next, the following per sonal property, vlx: : 4 Heart of Horses, 7 Milch Cows, 12 head Young Cattle, 80 head of Hogs, 8 head of Sheep, 2 Broadwbcolcd Wagons, 1 good Cairiago and sett of Harnoas, Ploughs, harrows, shovel ploughs, double end single trees, cultivators, windmill,patontcuttingbox, patent hay rake, horse gears, saddles, bridles, chains, forks, rakos, shovels, &c. Also, Household and Kltohen Furniture, constating in part of Bods end bedding, bdreatts, cup boards, tables, chairs, a largo lot of imported and do mestic carpets, cooking end ten plate stoves', stove pipe, pots, tubs, buckets, moat vessels, pahs, arid a groat variety of other articles (oo numerous to men tion., Also, Wheat, Oats, and Oloterseed by the bushel, Hay by the lon. ■ Sa)o to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. on said day, when attendance will be giVon and terms made known by JOHN dPHOUt, Admr, August W, 1848.—It* Valuable rai-m for sal*r. WILL; be' sold, at public saleV on Satutday tlie l6lh daypC'Scptembel" nbxt) at, 10 p’clockA.M. on the promises, late thb p*;Jfierty of William Lehman, deceased', silUa\olh EVankford. township, Cumberland county, dbou\ 6 milesfrpm Carlisle, and three quar toißof amilo cast ofAltor’s inill.to wilt , /, • 'A, tract of’.Slate Land, bouhdodby I arid 8 hi* Dcfij, Alter, Geofgc I’lnkenbiner, Abraham Gdynlafi, afid CohUining . 1 t ‘ , . 174 ACRES AND. 43 PERCIIES, of which about 106 acres a I*o cleared addin a good state of cultivation—the residue la timber land, most of which is of good quality. "■There are' about 8 acres of meadow on said farm. I'ho impiovements ore a new tw.p story . ’ V Brick Bouse, L'og Barn, [mßM.Woven BM, Corn Crib; aptl other Out llill® buildings. An excellent well of water is convenient ,to the dwelling. jVleoian Orchard of thriving young Apple trees. There are also on the promises different kinds of fruit trees, such as Plums, Peaches, &c. . v , ! - • • The terms of sole , will be—sloo to be paid on tho confirmation of the sale—one; half the balance on the Ist of April, following, when possession will be given and a deed made to the-purchaser—the residue in two oqunl annual payments thereafter without inte rest, to bo. secured by judgment or mortgage. Tho grain in the ground will bo reserved and not pass to tho purchaser. The straw Which, will arise from the how crop now in the ground will pass to tho purcha ser. The taxes of .1849 to be paid by the purchaser. Persons wishing information ore invited to call oh either of the both residing near the premises. JACOB LEHMAN, DAVID KOLB, Executors of'William. Lehman, dec’d. August 17, 1848.—5t* Vahmblo Town Property lor Sale. THE subscriber, who intends to move west, of fers at private sale, the new and convenient Brick Dwelling House, Back Buildings, and Lot of Ground, now occupied by J. B. Bratton, in High street, a few doors west of: East street, and ad joining.property of George Sanderson on the west, AmgA and the widow .Neidig on the east.— The HOUSE is 22 feet deep by 24 feet is entirely pew, and finished in eatißt'.ho most modern style, and in point of design and convenient arrangements will compare favorably with any house of similar dimensions in the borough of Carlisle. It has two parlors \vith folding doors,lining room, kitchen and hall, on the first floor, all of very convenient-size, and five comfortable chambers on the second floor.— An excellent cistern with pump is convenient to the kitchen door. The cellars of both the front and back buildings are dry, and tlie one half of the front cellar has a large fire place, is floored and'flnished, and is convenient for doing all kinds of rough work*. . The lot extends 197 feet back* whir.the privil ege of a 13 footalley, to bq a private alley extend ing'from Mulberry ..nlley south 58 feet between lots of GeOrgd Sdnderson and Ephraim.Cornman, is under good felice* and contains a number of se lect and Choice fruit trees, such ds Peabh, Cherry, PUm, Apple, Quince, &c. , This property is a most desirable place of resi dence, and is well worthy the attention of those Wishing a good and cheap property! ■ For particu lars enquire of the subscriber, residing in High street, Carlisle; VVILLtAM MOUDY. Carlisle, August 17,1848.—tf . Valuable Property lor Sale, WILL bo sold at public sahv'in Monroe township, Cumberland county, £ of n mile from Ihe Boillng Spring Forgo, and 2 mites from Churchlown, on Sa turday tho 2d day of September next, at fyQ o’clock, M., on the promises, a small tract of first yato Lime stone Land, containing 21 Acres, more or Jess. The .firri /lii improvements arc a two story r ‘ fxWL X.O« HOUSE, Frame Buck Building, a largo Frame Burn, and. other outbuildings. Also a variety of choice fruit trees grafted, nwoll of first:rate water with o now pump in it near tho door, end other ‘con veniences. Terms mode known on the dny;df sale by, JAMES McCLUNE. August 17, 1848.—3 t j- i . . , Camp Meeting. THE African, Weslynn Methodist Episcopal Association, will hold a CAMP MEETING near the Carlisle Iron works, 4J miles east of Carlisle, on the 9th, 10ih, 11th, 12th, and I3lh days of Sep tember next whore all persons friendly to the pro motion pf Rollgibus principles, are affectionately invited to attend. August 17, 1818.—31. Estate Notice. NOTICE Is hereby given that loiters of Adminis (ration on (be estate of Joseph Burkholder, Sr., late of Mifflin tp., dcc’d., have been granted to tho sub scriber residlnginFronkfordlp. • All persons having claims against said .estate are requested, to present them for settlement, and those indebted to make im mediate payment to a ~k , oin - PETER MYERS, AdmV. August 10. 1848—6 t . ’ IiEIOIAIf &. WJEICHEIBAMI, Opticians From P hilact;elphia, , D ESPECTFULLY Inform fhd citizen.' of.Curliaie XVoud vicinity that they will open during (ho ses slon of the August Court, a largo assortment of spec ifics binbracing every variety of size and quality. A now .invention brSpoctoelos for distance and close reading, not-excelled, with gold,' silver and spring alec! frames, and a.now and Improved assortment of Glasses of their own manufacture. They would par ticularly call the attention of (he publio to (heir spectacles for Near Sighted persons, and for those who have boon operated upon for (ho cataract of tho eye; amt in their now kind ofGlasaos and conserves of the sight, made of the besl pcbble flint and azure' glass. These glasses ore recommended by the most eminent Physicians and Professors in Philadelphia as the best kind for preserving and improving sight in continued reading and writing, wheroiri they do not lire Hie cyo, but alrcnglhqn in d i, Gprovo n,„ vision. 1 , r , Al.b Spy Glaasoa, TcKoopijs, Magnifying Glagau and Microscopes or different powers. . . We can always select Glasses to tho vision df'lhc persons te wq see them upon first trial. Optical and other Instruments, and Glasses care fully and expeditiously repaired. » ' CCT Messrs. L. & W. having taken 1 rooms at Bbe tbm's Hotel, will bo pleased to have tho public call and oxatniho-lheir articles during their sojourn.. Carlisle, August 10,1846. VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. THE farm, late the properly of Robert Dleon, deo’d., situate on the east side of .the. Big Spring, in Weslpennsborough township, Cumberland 00., 1$ miles south of the Borough of Newville, and tho same distance north of Springfield, is offered for sale. Irvin's Merchant Mill la \yilhin forty perches of the house, and there is four other mills within Ift miles of said farm. Tho Cumberland Valley Railroad Is within 1* miles. This excel lent farm contains 183 ACRES. and some perches, of first rate Limestone Land, in a good state of cultivation. , About 140 notes arc cleared and the remainder Is covered with good thriving timber. The improvertidAfs arc a large 9 story IsspfflL: Stone House & Kitchen, large STONE BARN, Stono Tenant House 1 , Corribribs. Wagon Shed, Spring House,a good Apple nnd.Poaoh Orchard of choice fruit— together with Pears, Plums, Cherries, Grapes, &o. Said property presents as gfeaf inducements as any in this' part of the county to persons wish ing to purchase a comfortable 'tfnd permanent homestead. Said property will be oflbred* at private sale un til Friday the 15th of September next, at which time, If not.sold, It will he offered at jiuhlio sale, at t o'clock P. M. on said day, when conditions Will be made known BY THE HEIRS. Any person wishing to view the premises can call bit John Blcan, living on the farm, who will show tbd property and mako known the terms. August 1849.—61 * • ! MBT I/Ey JERg. -> AUVSRTIBBO IN TBB APPOINTMENT. .{lB. And 16U/UrUttr tnncttd.rf *■ And nil odvoitisomcnts made under the orders of the Poet TiasterOenoral, In a nowepaper or newspapers, of leUera im plied for in ony Po»t-dflJce, shall bo inserted In the paper or nanors of the town ox place where the pffleo advertising may be altuAlod, having the largest circulation., [jVfew Poat-OJJiceLaw, passed .WareA 3,1845. LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post-office at Carlisle, Pa., August X, 1048. Pcrsoss in* quirihg for letters on this list, will please bay they arfe advertised r , Abrahiins Elizabeth Hough Geo N i Awker William Johnson Mary Anti Boyer Andrew KUch Elizabeth Bitzer Hettry * Kinkead James Brenteer Joannah Kuhn Jacob. Byers Catherin Lenherr Qeorgb Burch William B. . Leidy Jacob Bowser Rachael La)' John Bom Marie Leslie P. Brown Samuel Lockhard W., : Bisooe Wna B LuinJAEstj. Cooper R. W, , -Myers Jacob Culican Won. • Myefa Michael Cloud MO, Myers Emily Coulter George . McElweeJ Esq . Corncriba Joseph Nieronan W T Collins James pwens Mary Ann Darney JR 'Rench NdncV Donnelly Thoihad Sitydet Goo Esl} Danner Elias Scott Joseph Dunlap Joseph Smith Henry Edmonds George. Shively Diannia ' i Fairchild Rov« EdtVafd Smith Geo,\V Gate Miss' Smith John . Galp Henry ' Seeden Ann . Cinder Jacob Smith Mary Anil Gibson Jane E StrOrneJohn Caine Ellen Turner Charles Gorges Benjamin Tale Talilha . Guy Dr. K Thumiha Absolbib Gracy Marjr Trestle Daniel Gipe Jacob Underwood J. (whipraa Ginter Jacob ker),, ; , Hippehamer Sarah Watson James Himes Jackson .WjlsonJohn (N. AI.J Hnmmond ,H . . Wilders Edward HlsorJohn . : Walker Janies L.' Henderson Dr; James Zearing Henry GEO. SANDERSON,?. M. THE pelition of Iho Trustees, Eldera and Deacons of the German Reformed Church of the borough of Carlisle, having been ' presented to the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland county, praying for amendments to their Church, specifically sol forth in said petition; said Court'appointed the first day of August Term 1848, (28th,) for the hearing of the same; and directed notice to be given to all persons interested. ■ W. M. BEETEM, Proth'y. Pkothy’s Offok, , J August 3,1848. { , < AN election for Managers of (he Cumberland VaL ley Mutual-Protection Company, will be held at the public house of Mr* Hoffman, in Dlckinsou town ship, on Monday tho,4th of September next. A. G. MILLER, Scct’y. July 27.1848. WHEREAS the Honorable Samuel Hepbubw, ' President Jddge of the several Courts of Com mon PleoS oftlie coUnties of Cumberland, Perry and Juniata, in Pennsylvania, and justice of this several Courts dr Ojlel and Toimfner dhd Geheral Jail De livery; .in said counties} and Hon. John Stuart and John Clondcnin, Judges of the Court of.Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital and other offences, in the said county of Cumberland—by their precepts to me directed, dated the 10th of April, 1848, ordered the Court of Oyer and Terminer end’General Jail Delivery, to bo holdcn at Carlisle, on tho 4lh Monday of August next, (being.tho 28tbday) at 10 o’clock in the fore-, noon, to con{inueono week.) NOTICE is,therefore hereby given, to the Coro ner, Justices of tho Peace and Constables of the said county of Cumberland, that they are by the said pre ceptcommanded to be then and there in their proper persons, with their rolls, records, inquisitions, exami nations, and all other remembrances, to do. those things which to their offices .appertain to be done,and all those that are bound by recognizances,to prosecute against tho prisoners that arc or then shall be in the Jail of said county, aro to bo there to prosecute them as shall bo just, JAMES H OFFER,Sheriff* ‘ Siikuifp’b Office, } Carlisle. July 0, 1846. . CAME to tho farm occupied by the subscribe** i;W*ia Eastpennshorongh township, Cumber land county, $ mile from Oyster’s Point, -on the 24th of July last, a brindlo STEER, about 3 years old, a while spot in his face, some white about his breast, a white tail, and branded on the right horn. The owner Is requested to £ome for ward, prove properly, pay chfcrgetf, and take him away, Otherwise he will be disposed of as the law directs. JOtfN WOLF. August 10, 18*18.—3i* THE ELDERS, BY virtue of sundry writs of Levari Facias and VcjTditioni Exponas, issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland county, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale, on Thursday the 24th instant, at the Court House, in (he Bo rough of Carlisle, at 10 o’clock A. M., the follow ing real estate, viz: 1 .... The undivided half of (wo acres of ground, sit. uate In North Middleton township, bounddo ' D y lands of Cyrus Rlngwalt, John Miller,!. L. Win gatd nnd the Trindle Spring road* having thereon erected a two story - . • Frame House &, Kitchen, Wagon maker Shop, Blacksmith Shop, Log Sta ble, &c. Sotted n d taken in execution as the property of Israel Hull, Also, a lot of ground, silualo in the Borough ol | Mcohanlosburg, containing 45 feet in breadth and 250 feet In length, more or less, adjoining George Shreider on the east, A. H. Van HofTon the west, and Andrew Cowden on the south, having thereon erected a two story woatherboarded House, Stable, &o. Seized and taken In execution as'the property of John H. A. Dunlap. ,r : Also, a tract of land, situate in township, containing 5 acres, more or less, bound ed by lands of John C. Culver, John Craighead, William Craighead and John Nogle, having there on erected a two story Log House, Frame Store House, and Log Stable. Seized and taken in execution as the property of Jacob Shank. Also, a tract of land, situate in North Middle* ton township, bounded by lands of Robert Clark, Joseph Clark’s heirs, the North Mountain, Geo. Brindle and David Cornman,oontain{ngU7o acres, more or less, having thereon erected a two story Log House & Kitchen, Log Barn, Orchard, &o. This traot may be advantageously dividided into several small tracts, and will be sold whole, or in parts to suit purchasers. Seized and taken in execution as the properly of Jacob Cornman. Also, a FRAME HOUSE/ On the west side of the town of Lisburn, In All6n township, 26 feet by 435, bounded by lands of George Barber and others, together with so muoh grou'nd Immediately adjacent thereto, as may bo necessaYy for the or* dlnary and useful purposes of said building,— Seized and taken In execution as the property of Peter McOatin, dteCM/ , Also, a tract of land, situate in Didkinson town* ship', o'ont’aihing ISO' a6res, mdfo otrldss, adjoining lahdd of Samuel 1 Cai'othors,*,—Johnston, Dr. ClVhB. P« Cummins, tho Presbyterian Church, W, Fahnestock and others, having ihoroori erected a lwo‘Bt6‘ry a two story Framo House, Log Barn and other Outhouses. /Seized and taken in execution as the properly of William L. Weakley, depM. >, And all fo bo sold hy me,- JAMES HOFFER, Sh’ff. ShorlfT.’s Office, 7 Carlisle, Aug. 3, 1846. y " Notice. Notice. Proclamation. Stray Steer. SlicrUT’s Sales, Briok House, PubllcSalcol.va&uublcßcalEstatc* TTTT^IiI/.'boftold.at. public sale, on . Friday, , the. Ist yytdtyotßwXQmheT next, at .1 o’clock P- M.,* at thp public liouse of Jacob Trego, in Centroville, Cum berland county, the following, described real estate, situatb,in Dickinson township, in said county, viz: No/. I;>A tract of Limestone Land containing 184 Acres &50 Perches, ; bo'unjed by lands of Daniel Keller, Benjamin Smith, JoHn T. Green, and .others, and Nos. 2 & 4, herein after described, of which about 140 acres are cleared end the Residue well timbered; having, thereon erect -a—ed a two sloiy BRICK HOUSE, a Log jgfH»;'and Frarrtb; BaVn, Wagon Shed, Corn l»S?ig» CribB ’ other outhouses, with a never spring of water near the door.. ; No. 2‘.‘ A tract of Limestone Land containing Acres & I Perch, bouhded bjr Nos. 1 '& 8, lands of Daniel Keller, Wm. Meansriml others, of which about 90 acres are clear ed and the residue covered whh thriving timber, ha ving a LOG BOUSE and LOG BARN thereon erec ted. s ’ No. 3,‘A’tract of Gravel Land containing. 103 Acres, &64 Perchesj bohndod by' Nos. 2 & 4| lands of Wm. Shrivel*, Pe ter Bosnian 1 arid others, of which about 40 acres are cleaned and the residue covered with oak and pine tidtief*. The pine is of tbc best quality and very val iidßl'e. The improvements are a Loo House, Sta ble and. SAW MILL, propelled by ilib -Yellow Breeches creek. No.' 4. A tract of Gravel Land containing II I Acres & 78 Perches, tounded by Nos. I & 3, lands of James McCulloch; A'ddm'Cobver and others, of which about ?b acres are cleared and the residue heavily covered with, the best'quality of oak and pine limber. TkeYcllotf Breeches creek riins through each of thb above described tracts of land. Thcfe is meadow included in each tract dad the cleared land is'Under godu fence dnd iii a gpod state' of cultivation. Nd.o. A tracl.df Tiqibfer Land; bounded hydatids ofTi?G. Miller* Wm. Walla, and tho hcira df ThosV Buchanan, dec’d., containing . 158 Acres & 104 perches, well covered with pine, chosnut and oak {|mi)or.— { This tract will ho a old .together of in separate parcels to aillt purchasers. ' . ‘ ' . . . The terms of sale of each ofltie above tracts will bo:—One half of the purchase money'to be paid on fit before the first of April* 1849, when possession will be given and a deed made to the purchaser, and the residue in three equal annuel payments thereafter without interest, to be secured by judgments or mort* gag?. ■ The grain in the ground is reserved to the | tenants with the use of the barns foi the. same, and 1 i the privilege of threshing on the promises, the taxes [ for the year 1849 to bo paid by the purchasers. Persons wishing to view any of the above describ ed property before the day of sale can call on Wm. I Harper, residing near to the same. 1 WM, LINN, WM. HARPER, Exra, of Sarah Harper, deed, and Aitomeys for the heirs. July SO, 1,848.—6 t Public Sale of Real Estate. THE subscriber, agent for William A. Showaher, will expose to. public sale, on the premises,' on Friday the Ist day of September next, at 10 o’clock, A. M,, i tract of , Good Slate Land, situate.l(l Frankfortl township, Cumberland county, about 6 rrtilea from Carlisle, bounded by lands ol David Bear, Geofgo Logan, Jacob Beits and Others, containing - 165 Acres, , of Which about 100 acres arc dented and In a high state of cultivation, and under goed fence; the lesiduo is Umbel land of an excellent quality. There can bo madd about 18 or 20 acres of good meadow on said ‘farm. Tho improvements are a small fl*s™-LOG HOUSE and other outbuildings, 5|l!B» and an oxc^lenl Apple Orchard. ; There apfS»o twii springs of good water on the premires, and the M’Clure’s Gap Road passes through tbe«entro of the farm.- Any person wishing to view said farm, are invited to call on tho, undersigned, liv ing near tho premises. Tho terms of sale will be cash, to be paid on or before tho Ist of April next, when possession will be given and a deed made to the purchaser. July 20, 1848.-61* * # *]jan. Intel!, insert to arol. $2, and send bill to this office. . , Valuable Farm at Private Sale. THE subscribers offer at private sale the valu able Farm, late the property of George Eisenftari, dec’d, situate in South Middleton township, Cum berland county, about 9 miles from* Carlisle, on the Hanover and Baltimore turnpike road, contain ing ONE HUNDRED’ AND THIRTY-TWO ACRES, 120 petohes, strict measure, of first rale Limestone La fid, about 17 acres of which is wood land, and the remainder in a high state of cultiva tion, uftder good fence, &c« Tho improvements are a large two story weather-boarded ini Dwelling House, TgBjsvHL''*ith a Kitchen and all other necessary oat-buildings. It has been at.litres oc* copied as a public house. A new and commodi ous Bank Bara; has been erected within three years, and: is in first rate ; order, desirable convenience.— There IB a first rate WclVof water at the door of the house, and a running stream about threehun ured yards from the barn. , Also, a large Orchard of thriving young fruit trees of every variety,, moat of which are grafted. The situation pf this farm is most advantageous, being oh the groat tnrnpike road to Baltimore, for forwarding overy product to tho best markets. Persons who desire further particulars or wish to look at tho (arm, are requested to opply to the first named of the subscribers, who nnw lives bn tho farm. GEORGE BRANDT, BENJAMIN NIESLEY, July 13,1648:—tf Valuable Property Tor Sole. THE subscriber offers bis properly for sale, eiluat in Silver Spring township, Cumberland county P&, one mile nonh of Mechanicsburg, on the road leading from Mechanicsburg to Hogestown, contain ing 28 Acres & 75 Perches, of first rate Limestone Laqd, in a high state of cul* tivation. About S 3 acres are cleared and the remain* der is welt tembered. Tho improvements are a good a-j two story LOG HOUSE, plastered, a jMBBL good FRAME DARN, and other neces* illiß!Sp ßarv °ut>buildings, a good and never fail* well of water with a pump in it near the door. There is also a young and thriving Apple Orchard of choice graAod fruit, and also Poaches, Plumbs and Cherries. If not sold before the 36th of November next, it will bo exposed to public sale on said day, at I o’- clock P. M., when the conditions will bo made known by JACOB GROSS. June 16, 1848.—1 s . THE subscriber offers his properly for solo, situa ted in South Middleton township, Cumberland coun ty, Pa., 8$ miles south of Oailisle, on tho road load ing from Carlisle to Petersburg,* containing 9 Acres and 5-8 Perches, of first role Limestone Lend, In o high stole pfculti* vallon, o small portion of which Is well timbered.— The improvements art a good two, story 4B| LOG HOUSE, a good LOG B ARN, and lilßlm'a gooJ Woll or nAver fatting walW. With iSjUiff * pbrnplrflt, nfcar the door*. 1 here Is al aoMh.ing Appfo Orchard of .Md «»IW fruit. and alao Paara, Paacliea, Flume, and Chorriaa. If not sold before Iho »d day of Septembernext, H will ba exposed to pubiio .ala on fl.ld day, at 10 o - rloak A M.. when- condition, wtli bo made known clock A. lu.i wnen MICHAEL FBIESE. June B, ISlS.—eow-ta ; Vaipdblo Property lo*; Sale, THAT hrgo tWp story fLASTEREP STONE HOUSE, situated op the porlh side of West Hich street, in the borough of. .OnrUsle, is offered for Mb., ' WM. B,KNOX, Atl’y July 20, 1848. 1848.—tf rpllE subscribe* begs leave Id inform the travelling JL community, that ho intends to run a LINE Op STAGES FROM CARLISLE TO VOliK, three nines a week; da Lchv'o CkHislb on Mom day,.Wednesday! and Friday mornings at 6 o’clock, A, M., ohd arrive at Ynrkal 1 o’clock Pi M., which will bo in time to take the Ypik tiaih of edrsfor Bat timore. Leave York forCarlisle at I o’clock P. Mi, (immediately dft'er the arrival of the cats,) oh each Tuesday, Saturday, Itirobgh Chiircn town, Dil'stowh and Dover. ■ .. The. subscriber: assures those \vho indy patronize him, thai he has prepared himself with comfortable and safe stages, and will use every effort possible to accommodate-; travellers. from Carlisle will engage passage at the i office of tho subscriber, end will.be called for ot the places they request In York passengers will engage bt the Depot, (White Hall tavern.) GEORGE HENDfiL. —. catty on the Livery i»in nil its bfanchbk at the old eland. His Horses ate numerous and v&ell assorted, and tits Carriages em brace every variety of pattern, such ns Coaches. Till, bury’s, Sulkies, Buggies, &c., oil of the best finish. His drivers ore all careful and attentive. Saddle horses of the most agreeable gaits, always ready for cdstortiers at low rales. The subscriber, desirous of securing (he patronage of the public, will spare no pains of expense to ren der his establishment worthy of the most libera) en. couragement* Carlisle, July 27, 1848.—tf THIS Popular. House has recently undergone a thorough repair, ami been furnished with entire new furniture, of tlio best quality. Members .of the Legislature and others; visiting the seat of Govern* ment, will find it a very desirable stopping place. 03* Charges moderate. • ' WM.T. SANDERS, Agent. Harrisburg, July 21,1843.—6 m. Plainfield Classical Academy. Four milee west of between the Newoille Slate Road and the Cumberland Valley Railroad. THE. Fourth session will commence on MONDAY the. Ist of May* 1848. The number of students is limited, and they arc carefully prepared for Col lege, Counting House, &c. The situation precludes the possibility of'students associating with the vicious or depraved, being temole from town or Village, though easily accessible by State Road or Cumberland Valley Railroad, both of which pass through lands attached to the institution; , TERMS; Boarding; washing, tuition, &c., (pdr bcbs;) 150 00 Latin or Greek,. '■ 5 00 Instrumental Music 10 (JO French or German f • 6 00 Circulars-with references, &c., furnished by R. K. BURKS, Principal. April 13,1848.— -iy A&RICH and extensive variety of Fancy articles XX just opened by Ihe subscriber, to which he in* vile* special ..attention, consisting partially of Gold Pens and Pencils, Spy Glasses, Butter Knives, fine Pocket Knives, Pocket Books and Bead Purses, Port Moneys, Segar Cases, Fancy Boxes, cut glass and plain .smelling Bolides, Fruit Knives, Spectacles, Watch Keys, Seals and .Guards^Visiting Cards and Cases, Combs of every kind, together with a rich va riety of other articles fif olopanf design and. finish',' which it Is impossible Co enumerate. Cali at HAv* ERSTICK’S Drug, fiodU and Varifily Store, North Hanover street. Juno 1,1847. WM. F. BWIGER. Dr. George Willis Foallkc,' {Grddtlbit of Jcjftrion Medical College, Philadelphia.) OFFICE at the residence of his father in South Hanover street, directly opposite Morrell’s Hotel. May 18, 1848.—1 y. ATTORNEY AT LAW, will practice In thesov craf Courts of Cumberland county. Office in Main street, nearly opposite the county jail, Carlisle. March 0,1848. f rtHE subscribers have just ’received from Philadel .L phia a now uiid Fresh supply of Drags, Medicines, , Dye-stuffs, .Perfumery,-Fancy Articles, drc.,<feo Our. stock is now largo and comp!ete,and as we are determined not to bo undersold, but to sell at the lowest cash prices. welnviUTtho attention of country merchants, physicians, end ot/icrs, to ozamino our goods ana'prlcos before purchasing elsewhere. J;& W. if. FLEMING. June 16,1848. - WASHINGTON GALLERY OP MOOETOOTYPES, , No, 234 North Second street, N,, W. corner of 1 CaUowhill Philadelphia. .. THE Likenesses taken, and boamifully colored I at this well known establishment, fo.r One Doh lar, are universally conceded to be equal in qvory respect to any in the city. Pictures taken equal ly well In cloudy and clear weather. A large as sortment of Medallions and Lockets on hand, at from* $2 to $5, including the picture. The subscribers respectfully Invito the citizens of Cumberland county, to call and examine speci mens of the latest improvements in the art of Da guorreolyplng, which will bo exhibited cheerfully and without charge. T.&J, C. TENNET. Phils., July 6, 1848.—Gin 0U J ro or^oret * !° llio Walnut Bottom dor of the Capt. AU’M. MVERSi 0, August 10, 1848.—21* ■ , N. B. An adjourned Court of Appeal will bo hold at the same lime and plade. .• LETTERS ofadmlnislralfbft on Iho estate of Ben. laminEborly Jr. deed., lafo,of Hampton township, Cumberland county, Pa., have boon granted to the sub* senbor Jiving in said township. All parsons Indebted to Said estate aro requested to mako immediate pay ment, and those having claims will prosed! them pfoirerly authenticated for settlement to'. .. . * ... . JOHN SPROUT,' Adm'r. Augtisi 4,1848.—0t* THE Commissioners of Cumberland oounty, deem it proper to inform tho public that the stated meetings of tho Board of Gam'pissionors will bio held on tho second and fpijrth Mondays of each month, nt which llmo any persona having.business with said UOorjd, will tWcbllhem at tholr oHicoln Carlisle. By oAtyr of ihb Cohmu*Bl'oh(\rB, t \ ; . r , Attest t , , \VM, RILEY, Clk. TCST opphed ni tho ( •'see,'rii’vo’ ’ a Urge, let of J Pareßolcllo and Sun Shades, which will ho sold cheap, ' ' , 8. A.COVLE. Now Initio of Stages Extensive Livery Stable. GEORGE HENBEIi. WAsniivaTOiv house. IURniSBURQ, PA. FOURTH. SESSION. Bare Fancy Articles! Carlisle, Pa. WILLIAM T. BROWN, Bow Arrival. TBNNENT’S Cumberland Groyfi IVoiloo. Notice. Cloths Cnsslmcrci & Voting*. I WOULD respectfully coll thehllemion of the public/to a e ifendid; lot of Spring and Sami' mer Goods, s'dita ile forgehtlemen’a wear,eoniUt.',■ ing of siipoV French): English, tlerman and Arne* ricah ' k ■ ■ Cldthsl & CaB9ufic*e», ; ; of all colors and textures, extra atiper black bash meretts; 'Tweeds and Lincbs, for spring and som* mer coals; White hnd Fancy Linen ‘ Drills., Sillfr Satini Valencia And. Cashmere Vestings. Whit*, and Fancy Mdrsallea, black Italian ana Fancy Silk Cravats, blacfi, white ahd fancy colored Kid , Gloves. , / All open and ready Tor Inspection, opposllethe . Railroad Office,. Alain sltebt; at this Well IthoWil 1 establishment of T. H. SKILES. ■ Carlisle, May 4,1848. Great Arrival dl CHEAP GOODS!, A T dOILUY’S Wholesale end Ketail .tor*, t' Xi_have now opened the largest and.cheapest'tin’’ doitmfehi dT. Goods ever brought to Carlisle, and no mistake. Purchasers will do well to call and ex amine this mammoth stock * as they will be sure to save money slid get good bargains.' To enumerate, nrtjcles is oiit tiT tlio question, as it jvoUld fill this pdpebshd the Half hot then be inserted.— Suffice. It lb;say, I have.every article let ihepty Goods line, from superfine broad cioth dbnh to three cent calico. Also a fresh aesortmefal of OrdcerSes; .. ■ ■ Prtirib Cdttbe, Sllgar, Molasses, Teas, Rlco, dkc.; Mia’ ns cheap ad any nou&o In the .town. And in Boots and Shoes the largest ahd cheapen assortment ever brought east of Philadelphia.' 1 Recollect the old stand East Main street, Carlisle;; whore good bargains can always be had. •' . c; ogilbY. ’ April 20; ms. Spring and Summer Goods; . Fortsfteß’s~iEw stclre, t/ASusi,*, Pa; / .. t ■ THE subscriber respectfully announces tothe pub*- lie, that he bos token the island lately occupUdbjr Mr.Angney, at the corner of High street and Haf-* per’a How,, where ho hos just received fromlho eSat cm cities a large and splendid assortment of \ jvEfv qoods f :' y Purchased in the Atlantic cities of thi linboHoriiena Manufacturers, including every variety of ;Gdbfi»v-- The Ladies ate particularly invitee! tb cal! and ait* 1 amine his beautiful assortment of Dresg Goods. Among which the following articles comprise s part: superior wool Cloth; black and fancy Silks: blue, 1 black oHd fdhby CassimferfeHl fa hey Siimtncr ybodsj Qihgliams and Lawns; Bombazines• aha XljtitbSK Vestings of oil klndst Mous de Laines; London ana Domestic Calicoes; Mitts, Gloves, Laces, .Edgings, Hosiery and Ribbons, of all kinds; together With i latgc assortment of • Groceries. All lh‘b above Goods have been purchased at the best and cheapest markets and will certainly be 1 sold very ioW, All persons are respectfully invited*to give him a calf; . JtfHN B. frORSTfIR, ’ April, 20, 1848, ' - - Dry <aoods-- i \ew Arrangement! THE sUbsctlbef has just returned from thecity ani. is now opening, at bis Old Stand, on Main ftreetf lh addition to Ms former stock, a large’and well M*. lecled assortment of fancy and staple DRY GOODS, which he intends to sell according to the old motto,* "quick sales and small profits.*’ Among his. goods era English and American Prints, from 4 up to IS cents, every variety, of style and pattern., , , Bleached and Brown Muslins, 36 inch, at 6s, English Ginghams at 12 cents. French Lawns at IS, and every other acifclh eqfuaiy ; cheap. Also, a large assortment of Groceries & <|n£fcft&trareV He offers good Ne# Orlti ii 6 Bqgar v at 6, pripfle at 7,’ crushed loaf dt 10 arid bfokcri lost at 11 cents—good Rio Coffee at 9 cents—good Molastai 8 ctspei quart,'* New Orleans baking Molasses at' 10—afro, Honey, Syrup, a superior assortment of Teas, Spices. &c, GEO. R. CROOKS. *3 CaVlisfe,' April 13, 1848. ■ r • . ' Second Arrival ofJVew Goods.’ . £>. A. COYLE ii as just returned fr6m and is now opening k SpßfeSffi large.assortment of SUMMER Good*. which will bo sold 30 per ceftt-cbe&por than ever, consisting in part of new style drew goods for ladies, viz; t Striped Jaeporines, Grenadines,’ } Printed Bareges, Batista . \ « „ *;• Satin Stripe do ' Plaid PqiiDecherre,' Mode cle Laincs, , Frpnch jGinghims,’ Also, a largo assortment of French Cloths, Cssei meres and Vestings, Bonnets, Ribbons* Gloves, Ho siery. , Purchasers will please,call and examine his stock fop themselves, as he a determined to sell cheap/ for rash. .... v - •. 1 • Carlisle, June 1, 1848. * . Now 1 Goods* •>QOIck SALES AND SMALL, PROFITS.", \ WHO w.Dt, to buy . Lrt Ofem rail down at CHUKCH'S old, near the west end of los old ifairiißiirg 1 the River, Cumberland side, where they can boy: Common Boards ’ , , for $ll pef thousand, add Pine Shingles tor $d pef thousand. , ~ . ~\, . ; ., The subscriber, thankful for of fers to the public at hia old cslabliahqd Lumber Yard; at the wcat end of tbo old Harrisburg Badge, the. best selected lot.of '« , . . DUMBER ...... on the. bank pf ih,o river, conflating of £0(),()001oDg pine Shingles of the best quality, 150,000. long white pine Shingles,.Sd quality,.and 40,000.0 f ,1.8 fnch SluuglcB,toge\her with 600,000 feet of Lumber .of assorted thicknesses and qualities, such as;l, and 2 inch Pannej; 1, U, 14, and 3 rpeh Ist Com mon; 1, I}, 14, and 2 inch 2d Common. Also, Ash and Poplar Flank, Poplar, Scantling qpd Iwlf inch Boards, Pino and Hcjhl6ct Jpice add/SienUiqg; seasoned Oak PfanC, Dry Pannel, I'sf. end 2p.Com mop Boards and Plank, stuck up ; in the yard since fast year, and if persons tells yoq to the contrary don’t believe them, but call and ace,'. - '.l Having a Steam Saw M»H ta opetatloii, ary! a large.stock of Timber on,hand, both pioeandOak, the is prepared to saw.bills loonier., boards,' barn floor plank,’laths' slid palling- at short notice. , , nV • • . Tho subscriber Ropes fry strict attentloq.to business and a determination ip seß lower any other Ford at the rifor, that his old customer* end the rfiblfo tfenefaflV* will give him a-diU bcfore sing elsewhere.’ , HENRY CHUHCfL Bridgeport, May 36, 1848. l+j? ~ Drugs? Druofftt qJi W Prices Reduced. PHYSICIANS, Country Merchants and .fcaflatii, are invited to call and examine myatoclLof Me* didnee, Paintß.Glaßß,'Oil f VftTnlsh«B ( ic. . ( - . i)RUGS. Parent Medicines, Herba a/id , ■ FlnA, . Sjjlccb, grbund & whole. Instrument*, ~ , Essonjctß,'. *. . . : . Pure Bsadmiei Qijs r Porfuqnery, die. DYB STVFFS: i! Eos and Cam Weed*, ■ pH Vitriol, Copperas, LtoDye, Indfgoes, Madders,* Sumac, Alum, PAINTS'* Welherill At BtotheiVPuro Lead, Oluoibo dreed' and Ypi low, point Ac Varnish Bjdflhaa, JriVeyWio dow Glass, Linseed Oil, A, Coach Varnish, and. Bod Lead. Allof which w|)| heboid at tho very lowest market piled, at’ the cboaji Drug ami Book atoro of , , , . ' .v w. haVdrstiok. / , • Carlisle, Jude L 1840*, ...» .»>... jj >j ■ . ioii woRK NEATLY EXECUTED AT TIIIS^OKKfC^.
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