Fwm f .lhb : Bbii6n < OhiroiiotjriMJ. l - : - : '\<»tAST;LETTKRV?V;.', v!;'> _ How or where a p o not authorised to toll. ' *d* (ho stylo and thoughts ore “ very Jiko" (ho rcspoolod author. . I t is that if the Gon* oral did not writs it, his views upon the great topics of the day. are therein lucidly set forth; • . > > V Baton Rouge, July 1,1848. Siai'—ln ahswcr to your favor asking my opinion, I beg leave’to day: That I have none on thie subject, and don’t moan to have. It is enough.to say that if elected, I shall bo another, Washinglofea regular and will follow tho.jlhistribiis lights of J. Adams and T. Jefferson. go'for the Presidency, and will take a nomination from any body. lam now (ho standard* bearer of the Natives, the Whigs, some of the old Federalists,' a few semi-abolitionists, and hero and there a Loco. As for the Wilmot Proviso—huh! Havn’t I two hundred prime niggers? ' Don’t I raise 1200 bales of cotton annually 7—Are not all my interests with the South ? • Toll them fellows—no, you needn’t tell them anything—but let me and “old WhiloyV got into the Presidency, and I’ll givo,'em Jessie, I.lel* y °Ab6ut lint tariff, I don’t know .what It is. I mean to ask Bliss, when lie conies'. Itisn’l d now kind o A f hoM you 7 won’t publish this letter, as it might conflict with some I *avo written before. If you write again, don't forget to poy the postage. Your ‘ strictly orthodox’ friend, V . , ZACK TAYLOR. •p 4 S. ] have shown the above to my old horse Whilcy. He don’t interpose his “ neigh” to any ol it. Ho says nil lib wants is to get his nose into the public crib. The old fellow has been on short allow* ancVlalcly, on .apeount of that postage bill. / . LETTER* General Taylor-addressed the following letter to a gentleman of Paterson,N. J, Is it any wonder that Webster said, his nomination was not a lit one to make or that Bolls denounced him as incompetent? Baton Rouoe, La., March 29, ’4B* Sm: I have lo acknowledge the receipt of your po lito communication of the 7th inat., asking my views on certain questions of domestic policy.; ‘ 1 beg to inform you tliatl have uniformly declin ed yielding lo similar.rcqflcsl, bblljpiti'iit- I my opin ion«, even if / were President of the United Stales, are neither important nor necessary i*ond I regretlo add, that 1 aeo no reason for departing, in the from that course. ’ With Bcnlimcnts of much respect, I am, sir, Your obedient servant, . Z. TAYLOR. ARRIVAL OF THE EDROPA. Seven days later from Europe. CONVICTION OF SMITH O’BRIEN. RECOMMENDATION; TO MERCY. no hope For his life. 4*o BE EXECUTED AT CLORSIEL, Nk\V York, 0c1;25. Tho steamship Europu has arrived in from Liverpool, bringing papers of the 14th ihat. Ireland* Smith O’Brien lias beeri (blind gliilty, with Iho fol lowing reconimcndailon lo merbyt wln'ch rtas Hand ed in at the same lime.with tHe VferUibt lliojury I h We earnestly recommend the prisoner lo the iherci ful conaidorution of the government; the jtlry being unanimous of opinion that for various reasons His life should bo spared.” .• ; ’ . Sentence of BmltlvO*Brlbti»> After the verdict had been rcndercti,'the Clerk of the Crown asked Mr. O’Brien what ho litfd.to Say why Iho sentence of the law should nnt be passed upon Him. .... Mr. O’Brien said—-my lords, it is not my intention to enter into any vindication of my conduct, howev er much i might have desired lo avail mysolfof this djiporltinily-of so doings,l nm perfectly satisfied with the consciousnojw.Hhat 1 have performed my duly lo my I have,done only that which, in my opinion, ilV“e the duly of every Irish man to have done, and I'am nowaprepared loabide, the consequences of hkving performed my duly to iny native land. Proceed with your sentence. (Cheers In the gallery !) ' . The Lord Chief Justice then proceeded, pmid the most profound and painful silence, id pronounce the extreme sentence of the law Upoif-tho prisoner. He 04i<i —William Smith O’Brien, after a long, painful, and laborious trial, a jury of yolir countrymen have found you guilty of high treason. Their verdict was accompanied by a recommendation to the mercy of tho crown. That recommendation, os is our duty, we shall send forward to tho Lord Lieutenant, Ip .whom, as you must know, exclusively belongs the flower to comply with its prayer. It now remains ur us to perform tho last solemn act of duty -which devolves upon us, lo proftouhea that sentence, by which the law marks the enormity,of ydur guilt, and aims at the prevention of similar crimes, ot ainpio and infliction of a terrible.pdnisHmerit, Ob ! llml yon would regret It as it Is regretted by every rational being*—that yud woUld .fed and know that it is really and substantially as repugnant id ih6 In terests of humanity and the precepts and spirit of the divine religion you profess, as ilia lo tho positive law, tho violation of which is now attended by tho forfeiture of your life. The few words y6*u haso ad dressed lo the court, however, forbid mo proceeding any further with this subject: It now only remains for tho court lo pronounce the sentence of the Uw. Uure his lordship assumed the black cap, and, amid {lsilence ul.onco solemn and painful, proceeded as fmlows {—That sentence is, that you, William Smith p’Uriuii, bo taken from hence to the place from whence you came, and bo thence drawn on a hurdle to the place ofexcoution, and bo there hanged by thq neck until you bo dead; that afterwards your Hoad shall bo severed from your body, and yotfr body bo divided Into four quarters, to bo disposed of as her Majesty ahull please, and may God liuta mercy on your soul! Tho most profound sensation followed (ho conclusion of this sentence, and cdnllmiod to manifest itself for several minutes afterwards. / DIED. AI the roaidortco of his sister, in Mifflin ttfwnship* on the 4th instant, Col. John C. Mitchell, in llio 43d year of his ago. ' married. On Thursday last, by llio Rov. Jolm Moody, Mr. John Stuaht, Jr., of South Middleton township, to Miss Jemima. daughter of Robert McCuno, Esq., of Southampton township. Notice. . LETTERS of administration an the estate of I John Greenwood, doo., late of Nowlon Ip., Cumber* Und county, Pa., have been granted to Iho subscriber I rcßiding in said tpwnablp. Ail parsons Indebted la Isatd estate are guested to make immediate pay* Imont, und those having claims will present them ipropcrly authenticated' for soulemonl. - WM. GREEN WOOD, Admr. Nov. 2,18 IB.—Ctf;/ • ■ ' Cairs, A SPLENDID assortment and Boys JX cloth and oil-oloth Cvps juat rebelyod, and for sale cheap at tho new store of | S. D. POWJBLXi & CO. Carlisle, November 2, 1048. ' 1 “Secure the shadow e’er the.substance fade." Only $1,60 for the host Dacujeukeotype likeness. THE subscribers have lust opened a Daguorrian Gallery, in Mr. Snodgrass* Row, Southeast corner of the Centro Square, Carlisle, whore thoy uro prepared to execute Daguorroolypo Likoncssoq in a stylo not to bo surpassed. Likenesses of Children neatly oxe* culod. Family Groups takon in splendid style, and at moderate prices. Miniatures taken wilhoutregard to the state of tho weather, between the hours of 8 A. M. and 5 P. M. ’ Those wishing to have Mlnia* lures taken or examine specimens would do well to •all soon r as their stay will ho limited to a few days. MoELROY &. THOMSON. Biff Spring Adamantine Guard*!' The moml'orß of this Company arc hereby noil ""1 Dial nn'Appeal will l>o hold for anltl oompony lit •!«> puhlio house of O. Mcllingcr, in Slouglißtowrt.oh Monday tho Olh of November,’nl I o’clock P. Mi WM. DUNLAP, Cupl. October' 80,, ISIS', - tISTOF LETTERS. ;*DVSRTIBfib XK TUB ‘f VpLOHTEBR I, *DY APPOINTMENT. And be Ufurther enactei, • * .*■ nil advertisements.made under.tbb.'orders or tlie Post .■nastorGcnornl, in a newspaper or n'ewKpapors. of letters un* sailed for in any Post-olfico, elmU bfr Inserted In the paper or Bof the town or place,wlicre the office advertising may alod, having the farifiit circulation; • ' ' INew Posl-Ojfice Law, passed March 3,1845. LIST OF LETTERS remaining inthbPdst-bffico at Carlisle, Pa., November 1,1848., Persons in*' quiring for letters on this list, will please say they are advertised. . Arcliibel James . Laush, Andrew Achelberger. Joseph Martin Sarah Blain David M’Olla John Beltzhoover John M’Oool Eliza ' Busch Dr. Christopher Moore Mrs. Mary Barnard Charles Miller Joseph beq Bender Andrew 1 Martin John Busard John M’Cord Henery Burns John 1 Morns Joshua Bruner Daniel, M’Kinney Nathan Cornmah Samuel M’Elhenny Mary . Qorney Henry Marlfti John Coon Isaac Mrgelly F Diebes Peter Nalcher Mrs. Elizabeth Deeds Mary Newhatiflo Conrod - Diz R S Esq Olaver James EdicThomas O’Bridn Anne Eliza Earle Peter ' Pierce Wm A:. Feaide Francis. ' Parkins James ’ , Fox Richard , ’ ‘ Rees James U .. Freise Adam Esq . Robison James s • Onfshnll Henry Stumbaugh Pphtli Gutshall Adam . Stroirie John- GottsliitH George • , Smith Mary Ann Onrf'pn Ad -■Switzer,Elisabeth Gjpan James H Spencer Levi Guy Francis 2 Sneaffer Jachb Grace Mr. Swanger Peter Hooper George Stewart Persyjly Hopple Soloman 1 Turpin Rev Nathati H Hall Wm K Thornton Thombs Ilippehammer Sarah 2 Thompson Jane Ann Harman John . . Todd J • MuhcrCary -Taylor Mr . Hunner Jacob , Venable Patiick H> rbert Eliza Vnce A ' , Floufeholder Wm Valtort Lewis Kauffman Jane A Welsh .Hugh KtzorJvoob Wilson Amanda M ICenhead James'M Weller George; *' Kline M O * Wynnoop Col John ■KclJer Wm ' . Wilson John Lormnn Margaret ‘ Welsh Catharine Leonard Parmelia Waaker Elias Lutz Henry 3 ' Wagobrie Abrahahi ( Efwis Moses 0 3 Wert MartiH -tirhfJohn ' Wch Zeplianiah LomsnnJ.ino , . , - ~ geo. s Anderson, p/m, • WESTERN NEW YORK COLLEGE «OF IIE4LTH{ 207 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. DR. G. C. Vegetable LUhonltlplic Mixture, a celebrated medicine which has made great cures iii (ill diseases, is now introduced into this 1 section! Tile limits of on' advertisement Mil not permit an extended notice of this remedy; wb have only to’say it has for its Agents in the United Slate# and Canadas a largs number, of educated rocdlcol praclitiotlcrs in high professionaUtanding,who make a general Use of it in llielr practice, in the. following diseases* DfHpiy, gravel, and diseases of the urin ary Organs! Piles and oil diseases of .the blood; de rangements of the Liver, <Scc., and all general diseases of the system. It is particularly requested that all who contemplate the use of thls-artlcle, or who desire information respecting it, will obtain a pamphlet of 33 pages, which Agents whose names are below will gladly give away; -this book treats upon the method of;;curo—explains; the properties of tho nrijele, and the'disuses it Krhrbeen Used for-'over this country und Europe for four.years with such perfect effect. — Over 16 page* of testimony, from the highest quarters will be found, with names, places ond dates, which can be written'to by any one interested, and tho par ties will answer post paid communications. particular and ask for the pamphlet, as nti'othcr such pamphlet has ever been kceft. Tho evidence of thf povVer of tins ihedlcino oVcr nil diseases is guar anteed by persons of well kndwri standing in society. Put up in 3n oz. and 13 oz. bottles, .• Price ?3; 30 oz; SL 13 oz; the larger being tho cb&ip'cK Every bottle has “ U. C. VaUGHN” direc tions, die. Bdc pamphlet page 28, Prepared by Dr. G. O. Vauoiiv, and sold at the principal-office, 207 \fain N Y., Offices devoted to tho sale of this'article exclusively, 133 Nassau, Now York, and corner of Essex'anil Washington, Salem, Mass., and by all Druggists throughout this country and Canada as 'Agents. „ J For salo tw WMl.ivefsifcU, Cailidlof M; Lutz, Harrisburg; Russel Dice, Dickinson, J. 0.«& G. B. Altlck, Shippcnsburg; Adams <Sc Eshclinan, Ploughs town; October 96, 1848. • - *!.■ , StoVcs I Moves ! f At No. 97, South Second Street, Piiila! C\ J. TYNDALK, respectfully Invites aifezaai' /» imtlibn of his Urgilstook 'of Stoves; embrac ing some of ll\o Best & most clcgrtitt Pattern^, nf Pennsylvania, Now York, Poeltskill, Troy, &o. together with a hooniifnl.assortment of Fancy Sheet Iron Slnveseiul Uailiaturs. '■ For Parlors, Dining Rooms, Kitchens or Chaim hors, ho believes that his assorlmonl will compare tn advantage with tha’iof any olhercdtabliahmenl. lie has also a splendid slock of Orr’s.' Celebrated Air Tight Stoves, for which ho has boon tho agent for many years in this city, in tho manufacture of which for ex cellence anil cheapness ho refers to numerous pur chasers, and for beauty of patterns, he believes himself unrivalled. , For Stoves, whether for Wood or Coat, his as eorlment is complete. Ho returns his thanks to his old customers to whom and to the public ho renews hlsinvltolion to give him a call at the old stand No. 97 South 2d street, Phila. September 14,1848—3 m Xt eincudouH Rush AT HUNT’S CHEAP STORE, whero they have just rcculvoi] from Philadelphia the largest as sortment of. Fail and \Viiilci* CiAode, over brought to Carlisle . .Among this ' largo arrival may bo found 5,000 yards of the host and cheapest Calicoes over brought.from tbo city t yard wido Mus* line at 4 conta, os, Jcc.; elegant Ginghams splendid Mous do Laines an<T cheap; handsome-Winter Plaids for ladles drosses, and the cheapest Oloths, OasßimereS, Oasslnetts, ever manufactured. Wo need not login to enumer ate; wo have nearly every article in out line of busi ness, and all oo cheep that yro only want‘the public to*come and see them to bo .convinced that inis la the place to got bargains. ' Wo say to; fall gjvd us a call, and wo’ll warrant it you will not go aWdy disojtf pointed. Cheap store, 3 doors south of, the Post OHico. • A. &W. BENTZ. September.BB, 1848, • TEAS. ' * AFRESH supply of JenUln’S fine Black Teas* and a general variety of Green Teas, Just opened by J« W. BBY. October 3tJf I 84&. , , DlacktralV { A LOT, of choice No. X Maokofal In WioVe,half IX. and quarter barrels, in store and for sale by October 96, 1848. < J* W»EBY, * Salmon. A LOT of very ftno now SaVmori', justreceived XjL and for ealo at the store of . . - October 30, 1848. t , . J. W. EBY. : TMPORTERSand-DEALERS inForcignand Do- X mestic Hardware, : .GlasB,' Paints, Otls r Nails; Iron, Steel, &c„ East High’slreet, opposite Ogllby’t, Dry Good store, havo jufttifceive.d: and are now opening a large assortment'of : Gooda in their line; to which 9 they would' invito the attention df Farmers, Meehan* ics, Builders, , House-keepers, and others wanting Hardware, as their stock has been bought at the low* ostratesj-olid will bo sold at a small profit.. They have also received a few of “Hovcy’a Patent Straw? and,Corn Stalk Gutters,” to which they would invite the attention of Farmers. These machines havd taken tho premium at nearly all the, Agricultu ral Exhibitions in tho country, and are considered' preferable to any other cutter now in use. '. . . October 20, JS4B.- . SEW; ARRIVAL! THE subscribers would announce to the public that they have just returned from tho Eastern cities with a magnificent selection of * Fall & Winter Goods, consisting of cloths, cassimeres and vestings, of the most varied and beautiful patterns, all of. which wil be mado*up In the most approved style. l They also keep superior Shirts, Bosoms, Collars , Slocks, neck and pocket handkerchiefs, suspendeis,. gloves, ho siery, hats, caps, and hoots; in short, every thing in a gentleman’s furnishing line, which will bo sold at the smallest profits..- They will also sell goods by tho yard cheaper than any. similar establishment in tho county. The cutting will be ottendod toss here tofore by W. B. Parkinson. Our work is dll made under cut own supervision; Store in North Horibver street, .nearly opposite the Bank. . ARNOLD*.LIVINGSTON; Carlisle! October 26,1348. ... .... Selling Off at Cost! THE subscribers would infdrrn their customers and the'public generally; that they are 'desirous of quiting business, and will sell off at first cost their stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware, &c.— The public is respectfully invited to call and get They would also say to those who know themsplVeS ihdobtod td the subscribers by note, or book account to coll and pay up as soon as possible, as Ihey’ftitond to wind bp'thelrbuslncs's in a hurry. MYBfiS & SHEAFER. Carlisle, Oct. 26, 1848,—3t MEW GOODS. JUST• received ot the Bee Hite a largo assortment of Fall and Winter consisting in part of the follow* articles, for Ladies, viz : Satin striped Cashmeres, Alpacas, Mous de Laines, Shawls, New style Alcions, Ribbons, Figured dress Silks, Assorted silk Fringes, Plain *do do - Black do . do P.arnmcUaSj Silk Gimps, . f Mcrinoes, . ..... Bonnet silks, French worked collars, Flowers, Kid Gloves) . i Thread Laces. Fot Gentlemen s Black French Cloth, Salln Vesting; do Cassimercs, . , Merino db Fancy <|° Valentine do' Cravats, Cloth cops. Also, Mpslins,. Gloves, Hosiery,. 1$ Sheeting, bleached and unbleached Shirtings. Jaconet, Swiss, Mull and Bishop Lawns, black and col’d Kid Gloves,' Silk, Colton', Lisle,' Thtead and Merino Gloves, for Ladies, Gentlomcri and Misses, Cotton* ’ Merino, Cashmere} Alpaca and Wbolen Hose, fot'Ladiesand O'enllotHeti, . . . 1 "' .; . . • I would inform the citizens of Carlisle and vicinity, that the above Goods, suitable for the fall trade, are opened and.ready for inspection ; and 1 am confident that persons examining my. stock from the greatly reduced prices would be induced to meke their pur chases therefrom, S, A, COYLEi .Oorlisl’e* September 88, 1848. Second Arrital ttfllcvp CJobdd at the NEW & CHEAP STORE. THE subscribers oavo just opened, at their new store, corner of Hanover and Loulher streets, oppo site Mr. Wm. Leonard’s old stand, another lot of cheap goods, which they have purchased from the importers and manufacturers,.viz: . O/orAjv—Blue, block, brown and invisible, green,, from $1 to yard. Cassimeres —From 37J to 75cta., and Batlinctts from £5 to (30 cts a yard, fine wool. Cashmeres —A splendid assortment, and Mous do Laincs for 12$, 16, and. 26 cts per yard. Calicoes— From 3 to 6$ cts., good style ond qual- ity. , ■; Muslins —From 4 to 12$ cts, tho very Lest in the market, bleached and unbleached, 4,6, 6 and .10 qts. wide. A lot of tiinghapis* yard l2s cts.—also Mamchcstar.Ginghamf, Checks and Tickings, Irish Linen at 20 and 25 cts. warranted all flax. v Flannels and Linscys In great variety, gdod and cbenp, y Blanleeia —B, 9, 10, 12 and I*4 qra. wide, Ribbons; Thread Laces, brown, mnznrccn blue and’ma room Alpaca and Coburg cloths, satin si'ripcd'Cash meres for dresses—wbjch'havo bean purchased from the importers, add will be sold very cheap. BOOTS & SHQES, and Gum Overshoes, togeth er with a gonord assortment of Groceries <V Queens ware, ail soiling at low prices. Gall, examine, and judge for yourselves. . S. D. POWEL & CO. Cufi|slc,Ocl. 10, 1348. Look’To your Interests! . chahi.es ociinv, RESPECTFULLY announces to the pebplh In general, that he baa just returned from Phila delphia, andia* now opening- one of the largest; cheapest, and most splendid jjibck of , BUY CO®»8, , that has been brought to Carlisle since-it has been a town. Owing to the grotft reduction in prices of many kinds of Goods, and a disposition lo.cut at small profile, he invites one and all to call and look for thomselvea bbfore purchasing elsewhere. His stock of Goods consists in part of a large and general aifiottfheM of CLOTHS, from ti to 95, Cassimerea from 50 ola, to 91,50, all colors; SatlinncUa Tory cheap, Cashmerea, DetanSa, Ginghams, Calipoos, of new and beauti ful styles; largest and cheapest aasortpient of Carpets that Tio has had for years, Muslins of every description. Also, a tafgs and well select ed stock of Boots, Shoes & Groceries; and many other articles entirely tbo'mmierous to mention. Cult and aoo for youraelvcs—nochajgo for showing Goods at tho old stand a few doors oast of. tho Market Houso. Look out for the big Sign, big Windows, and big slock of GfOilal • ■ , ’ Carlisle, Sepfroi, 1948. Coffee, Sugar, &c. ' A LARGE and gdhoral supply of fresh Uio, £x. Mocho and Java Coffees, as also Brown, CrUslVod ami PulVorHed Loaf SagarS; of best quality, besides a gdnoi'alaoloclibn'of fresh Spices always on hand at the old Grooery.and Tea etoxo of . , J. W. EBY. Carlisle, October ttd, 1848. More Slow Courts. THE 'subscriber has joat returned from the city, with a largo and beautiful slock of FALL and WINTER GOODS. > Ao would invito the attention of tub public to call and see his goods before purcha sing elsewhere. Recollect the store, on West Main street, a few doors west of Boetam’s Hotel. . , QEO.R.CHOOKS. October ■ « , SHAWLS.*, Thraubacrlber is opening a largo at sortment ofShtwltf of every variety of style and price, from 68$ eta to $B, 6, R. GROORB. October 10,1848. ' > CAfS— JW received a general asiortihentlofrfon tlem?h's, BoVVahd 1 Children’s Olotb Oapbi and for sale by 080 R CROuKSj October 19; 1848 . ] . • ' j- 1 A. FINE oMortmeril of l/Ymords, now elyld, Alpftohqw|Kj£wi' I just received by OEoWßrt^f 1 Octobci 10, 1818. 'ji&* : • , WHEREAITthe Honorable Samcbl IPkpbitbw, ' President judgo of tho several Courts of Com mon Pleasbf the coiirtties.of Cumberland, Perry and Juhiata, in Peiineylvania, and justice of the several Courts of Oyer ,bhd Terminer and General Jail De livery, in said counties, and Hon. John Stuart and John.Olendenin; Judges of the Court of Oyer.and TermineramT General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital offences, in the said county.pf precepts to me directed, dated the " 29th of: August, 1848, have, ordered tho Court of .Dyor and Termiher end General Jail Delivery, to be holden at Carlisle, on the 2d Monday of Novemljer next, (being thoiSthday) at 10 o’clock in tho lore faboh, to continue,two week. [' NOTICE is therefore hereby given, to the Coro ner, Justices of the Peace and Constables of tho said county ofCumberland,ihot they arc by the said pre cept cortinmndcd.'lo. bo then and (here In their proper persons, with tbeif; tolls, records, inquisitions, exami nations, and other remembrances, to do those things which to lheir offices appertain to be done,nhd all those that are bound by recognizances, to prosecute against the- prisoners [that arc or then shall be in the Jail of said county, arc to ho there to prosecute them as shall bo just. V J AMES-HOFFER,Sheriff* Siikuift’s OrVicK, ? Carlisle, Oct.-6i 1848. $ * Prothoiiolary’s Notice. NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested, .hat the. following accounts.have been,filed in thisolfice-for uianUnation by tho accountants, therer in naiiied, and will bo presented to the Court of Common. Pleas of Cumberland coOnty,.foi confirma tion and allowance, bn Monday the 13th day ofNo vember,.A» D.viz;-- ~ ; , . 1. The flccountof Thomas Bradley, Sequestrator of tho.HanoVer ana.Carlisle'Turnpiko Road. . 2. Theaccblmtol Charles Barnitz and Jacob Hof- Her, Assignees ofiphh M. Gobi)'. . - 3. The accobnt of Henry Lcidigh; Assignee of Isaac Kemper. fiL ■" , 4. Tbe account of Samuel Myers and John Snoke, Assignees of John Lutz. 6. The account of Robert Middleton and James Kennedy, Assignees of Andrew M. Middleton. 0. Tho account of Thomas Paxton; committee of James Moore, f 7. The supplemental ami final account of* George Brindlo ontf' uebrgo' Beeiman, Assignees of Adam Brandt. % -- W. M. BBETBM, Proth’y. Prolhonotary'b Office, "> October 19, 1849.—3 t 5 Auditor’s Kotico. THE Orphans* Court of Cumberland county, ha ving referred the account; of Lewis 11. Williams, adm’fvde bonis lion, of dcc’d., to mo as ah' Auditor, to marshall and distribute the assets, riotied is-hereby given, that 1 will attend .to Said duties at ray office, in Carlisle, on Friday the TOi|i day of November next, at 10 o’clock A. M.— The bfcilildra will please present their claims at that time,'and, all parties interested may thou and there attend if they think proper. 1 WM.M. BIDDLE, Auditor. . October 19, 1849.—4 t fVIHE undersigned, (a minor) havinjg given a note . JL for $6O to \yilliam Cooverof Monroo township, bearing date the 261 h of September last, cautions oil persons from purchasing said note; as I never receiv ed value fdril, and am determined not to pay it un less cortipelled by law. JOHN S. MYERS, October 19,1848—3t* • LETTERS testamenlsry on the estate of Nelly Bratten\'Ute of Mifflin loWnship, dec., have been granted to the uiMcrtber residing in Nowvillc. All persohf'HaVuig claims against said csUte will present them for settlement, and those indebted aro requested to make imraediitc payment to » ■. Jf . , WM. BRATTON, Ex’r. Oct. 12—06 £ . Notice, )Oakltbi.k Bask, Oct. 14,1848. AN election fpr Thirteen Ditcclors-of this Institu tion, to servp for one year,-will he hold at the Banking Houstfedn Monday the 20th day of Novcm hrr ncxt,*beiWoetrihß hours W 10 o’clock A. M. and 2 o’clock P, M, GEO. A. LYON, Prca’t. . October 10, 1848.—5 t LETTERS of administration on the estate of Samuel Djsart, dec’d., late of Mifflin township, Cumberland county, Pa., hove been granted by the Register of said county to tho subscriber living in said township. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay ment, and those having claims will present them propo ly authenti cated for settlement to ' DAVID STERRETT, Adrar. October 5, 1848.-^6l LETTERS of administration on the estate of Elizabeth Wise, deed., late of Mifflin township, Cumberland county, Pa., have been granted to tbo sub** scrlbcrJivipg in said township. All parsons indebted to said estate arc requested to make immediate pay ment, and those having claims will present them properly authenticated for’settlement to JOSEPH DIEHL. Ex’r. belabor 5,1848. —6l*® Tuition in Froncli. ]t'TR, GHAS. MARECHAL, a native of prance, jyi who has b on educated in PorMt/'annouhces to tbejbadiea and Gentlemen of Corllale, tbathbis do siious to receive a class of pupils to instruct in bis native language. Ho has been for more than a year giving instructions to the citizens of Gettysburg, and tho students of Pennsylvania College at that place. Ho brings letfc/d from tho Professors and gentlemen of Gelfyshurk, who have studied under his direction, giving him th’i greatest Credit both as a man of good cliaractcf and successful fnsirjictor. His terms are $9 for forty lessens—each lesson to consist of one hour. October 26,1848.—3 t DR. A. B. ARNOLD, a graduate of the Wash ington University, of. Baltimore, nnd wbo has attended one of the principal medical schools of Germany, the University of Pennsylvania, and for.two years tho Blookley Hospital near Phila delphia, offers to tho public his professional servi ces, in all Us branches. . Plainfield,. Cumberland county,. G mi\eß from Carlisle, on the Slate road leading to Newville.' ' &eptembcr*l4,lB49,—3m* PLAINFIELD SURSEKV, And Pomologlcul Onrdcuil,'. Five miles west of ddrlish, J’a., (JVrumi/le Road.) NOW contains one of th« largest and bestse lobltid assortment of FRUIT TREKS, over offered for sale In Pennsylvania, to which ilia sub, sotibcr wishes to call tho attention of all loyorp of lino fruit. Planters will find it decidedly to lltoir advantage to purchase of us, as wo have an. im ihbnßO slpolt of tho vory finost largo healthy trees, of Are beat g/affod varieties, such os can . not ho had elsewhere. Apples. Peaches, Pears, Plums, Chefrids, Apricots, Nectarines, Almonds, Rasp berries, Stra'vvborios, ti o., together with a' aplcn. did lot of Evergreens,'', All of which will be a6l cl lower than'over orterod heretofore.' Apple trees very largo, 10 to'll'foot high, strong Blocks, per fectly formed beads,'of bunting ago, at foots earth. Ordiriaty good trees, such as are usually sold at Nurseries, at from sto 7cls each. Persons buy ing to anil again supplied at a,liberal discount.— The fact that wo aro removing our entire stock to other grounds compels us to ofl'or snob extraordi nary inducements to purchaayrs, . Every iroosciit from ear esUblUhniidl Isdislinetly labeled a.jtd carefully packed. so at to give the most entire satisfaction. Trees ordered by lotlOf t»o|. be 0 8 oarofully solecled and packed as if the pitch, as* was present, and can bo safely . aonl a thousand miles' Printed .catalogues Airptshted gratis to all applied*,. hkrs v , , Ctwliale Pa, gyiy’ot. Si 1848,—fit.’ ' ’ ■W StIOUNTnY FLANNEL!—Just received a lot of yj Country Flannel, all wool, at the Beo Hive. October 10,1848. Notice, NOTICE. Estate Notice. Notice. A CiteP. •[; ; ■ “-SherlflPs Sales; '• • BY virlue jff, sundry writs of Venditioni E*P ol *as, issued ''nut of the,Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland .Couniy f [anff ip me directed, I. will ex pose [the following Real Estate to Public Sale* at the Court House; iii the borough of Carlisle, on Satur day (be 4th of Nbverhbqi-'A. D. at 10 oeloek A. M. A tract of Land situated in Dickinsdh township, bounded by'lands of Philip’Ebert, sen., Wm, Gra ham, Win! Randolph and others, containing 9 acres, more or. less, having thereon erected a one and o half story. ■ ’ . . Log Home* Seized and taken in execution as the property of Pliilip-Ebert, Jr. .Also, tt.tricl of .Land, situated in Hampden Town ship, bounded by landsof Goo. Simms on the no r lh, John Mutch on tho East, Joseph Waggoner on tho south, and David Wcigle bn the west, containing 4 Acres and 51 Perches, more or less, having thereon erected a two story Log House, Log Barn, Orchard, dec., ‘ Seized arid tdken in execution ns the property of Jacob Cain’. Also a lot of groundl siliidted in tHo Borobgh of Carlisle, bounded by a road leadirig from turnpike to the Walnut Bottom Road on the Norlh. East by Turnpike. South by land of James Noble’s heirs, and west by a lot of Jacob Weaver, containing 6 acres, more or less, having thereon erected a one and a half stoty " Brick House; Frainc Barn) and Stone Brew House.' Seized and .taken in execu tion as the property of Sebastian Orundlcr., Also, a lot of ground,.situated in South Middleton township/ bounded by landd of Tbiiias Cauffman, James Crocket, Christian Hen, and others,containing 3 acres; more or less, having thereon erected a two story ’' . - •.;■: [ . ; Log ttotisU) Cooper Shop, Stable, &o; Seized:and taken in execution as the property of Jonathan Hoffert. ... , Also', a tract of land situate in Newton.township, containing 60 acres, more or less, bounded by lands Tohn Sharp's heirs, Skilcs Woodburn, Joseph Irvine, Wilson Sterrctl and. others, having thereon a S story Log- House, Log Barn, Orchard, dec. Seized and (ukenin execution as the property of* Peter Slrohmc. . Also, a lot of grotlndi situalo in tho Borough of Ncwvjlle, containing o‘o /bet in front* and 189 feet in depth, bounded by Main street ,oii (he north, Church lot on (Tie-cast; John Sivllcr on llic west; and. Church alley on the south,'havinglhereon erected a twoslury FRAMEHOUSE and Kitchen, Frame Office; Ac. Seized midluKcn in execution ae the properly of John S. Wilson. Also, a lot of’ground,.situate in the Borough of Carlisle, containing 80 feet ip ftohi on Soiith street, and 240 feet deep to Cliapci Alley, and ndjoinlngjotb of Andrew Blair and.others on the cast, and a lot of Humes on the west, having thereon erected a two story FRAME HOUSE, Kitchen, Stable, Ac- Seized olid taken Jo execution, as the properly of Rcnnick Angncy. ',. Also, a half lot of ground,situate in same Borough bounded by lot of George Kciglcy on the west, Equal Rights Hn|l on the,Notih, lot of-Jumcs Davis on the oast, and Pomfrcl street.on ihc south; having thcieon erected a two story > ' Plastered House, and Back Building. Seized and taken in c£ccbtSoh us the joint property of Henrietta A Ann R. Kciglcy. Also, the undivided half part of a tract pf land, situate In' Monroe township, bounded by' lands of Henry Landis, Henry Encki David Eberly and Geo. Mcixel* containing 70 more or.less, having thereon erected one 2 story end one I story-LOG HOUSES,, LOG DARN, Orchard, Aq. Seized and taken.in execution as Jliq properly ofS-imue) Grivjcr, - Also; & tract of land, situate in South Middleton township, containing '6 acres, more or less, bounded by lands of John C. Culver, John Craighead; Wm. Craighead and John Nogle, having thereon erected a two story LOG. HOUSE, Frame Store House and Log Stable. Seized and taken in execution as the property of Jacob Sii&nk. Also, a tract of land, siluatc.in Southampton town ship, bounded by lands of Henry Hoch, John Max well, John Kitzmilicr, Andrew Hultcr and David Voglcsongor, containing 170 acres, more or loss, and having thereon erected a two story Log House, Log Tenant House, . Log Barn, Orchard, Ac. Seized and taken in cxecu liou ns (lie properly otltonry Slrohtne, Also, a lot and u half of ground, situate in tho 80. rough afdlrippcnsburg, having thereon erected n two story Log House ond Kitchen, bounded.by Prince street on tlie west, King street on the south,.an alley on tho north, and a lot of J. Clark, Escp.qn the.cast, being Nos. 45 A 46 in the plan of said Borough.. Also, two lots and a lialfofground,* situate in said Borough, having thereon erected a two story Log House, bounded outlie north by King street, south by an alloy, cast by lot of Mrs. Duncan, west by lot No. 50, and being lots Nos. 51 A 52 : In the ffiuft’ of said Borough. Also, a lot. of ground, in same Borough; having thereon erected a tfto stor^ Brick House and Back Building, bounded op the oast by a road loading to Anglo’s mill, on tbp north by let of John Slumbaugh; on thc.wqsl by lot of D. Mahon,’ Esq. and south Gy tot of Henry Koohlmio. ' . Also, a lot of ground fn suid Borough (known ss the Brick Yard Lot) containing 3 acres, more or less, bounded on tho north hy lot of Alexander Matccr, an the east-by. lot of James Slofgcs, Esq., south by ha ofGcorgollartlinc, jr,, and on tho west by tho C.’ V. Railroad. ‘ Also, - a lot oflground, In same .Borough, having thereon erected a twp story Frame House, bounded jqh iUb rtorlh by King street, south by an alloy, west.by a lot of Samuel /INI; dcc'd*, and east I by lot No. 51, being lot No r 60 in. th'e plan pf said I /Waugh.', Seized ami takpn In execution ai the pro- I pcrly of Pnul Martin, Esq. ' , , t Also, a lot of ground, situate in Allen township, 1 bounded by l.aqds of Joseph Best, Nicholas Uriel) and Jacob Nuilor, containing li acres,.moro.nr less, buv. ing thereon,erected u two story Log Housnjliable and Apple Orchard.' Seized pnd taken In execution aa tbn property of David Ellicn. Alto, a half lot of ground, situate In tho Borough of Carlisle, bounded on the east hy College Lane, on the north by a lot of R. Embry, west by an alley, and south by a lot of Mrs. Sloyman, containing 50 feet in front and 235 feat in depth, having thereon . erected a large two story Brlok House & Frame Stable. Also; a half lot nf ground, In same Borough,’.bound ed by a loTof R. Emory, College Lane, tbo turnpike and ah alloy, containing 255 foot in length, anil 50 feet in WAREHOUSE. Seized and taken in execution us tbo property of John McCaffrey; And all to bo said by me, • .• * .• JAMES lIOFFER. SWiff. , Sliorify. Oilier, I Curli.lc, Pel. 12.18-18. ( . Hoiiho & l.al for Sale.’ Tilt) subscriber offers ul private oufc, tho HtffUo and Lot whoro ho now resides, jKttulo in Plointlcld. miles west of Carlisle,'on lliu Stalo Road. Tho lot oonliiiriß u lillluover ono aero of excellent r|chjjroyiiir —U all under good fcncLVarid In find condition. Tho n_n improvements aro a two ffillt lliicU House ||B|*tifflFwilh basement story, Bilcony, Ifftoliqn, mSSmBmSLC , & new Urge Stable, Blaoksmlihsbop, and other necessary outbuildings. IJicro iscnnvu* nleht to tho dwelling a well or mast troni which a largo portion, of ihp V|llngo fs supplied. Thoro m also on tho property o.thriving Apple Orcln nrd of choice Trull, together with a grout variety of other fruit, such ae Plums,Quince, Grapes, &c. 'J'ltie properly Is ono of tho boat jn tho Is adminbly calculated for .tho reliance t}f a mepba 'nlo,.utid.piirikulurly Tor a blacksmith,’ An Indlspu* table Title will be given to tbo purchaser. If not fold nt private salo before Saturday tbo day of.lfdvembcr next, it will on'that' day bo oftarqd at'/piibltc aulo. ort tho prcj’niaes.’iil V o'clock iu the afternoon,'when (cribs will be made known by • .: .tit GEORGE HORNING. October 19.1*46.—it Valuable Property for Sale. rnHATVwiio. tyyo story PLASTERED; STONE! i HOUSE, aitoated-on tho north sldo.pf West High •iieot.’in the borough of Oerltslo, is offered for mlcw WM.B.KNOX, AU*y», July 90.1848. 1848.—tf , . Wood Wanted AT THIS OFFICE IMMEDIATELY, Valuable Farm for Sale. WILL be so|d oruilte premises, at public Sate, oa Saturday (he Xllhday of November next; the follow-' ing described real aatale, vix: ’ A plantation or tract of land, situate in Silver Spring township. Cumberland county, near the SUte iroad, and four miles from Hogcslown, containing. * 166 ACRES 73 PERCHES, . of£00(1 land, 10U notes of whioli la cleared and on derguo'd fence.ahd'in a fine atalfl of cultivation, llie icdiaindcr is Woodland. The improvements are * new Lwo'alor^ Dwelling house, Bank Barn, fiber necessary out btiildiii£a. There also excellent water conrcnienl to (he dwelling, and two streams pf water run. through the farm.. There is also a good A[ pie Orchard and fruit of dUVercnl kinds on the farml An indisputable title will be given. ’ . • . Sale to commenbe at i 2 o'clock M. ofealddoy, when terms will be nude known by.. Samuel orier, JOSEPH GRIER. dctobcr 12, 1848'.*—Si Valuable Town Property for Sale, milE undersigned will offer al pnbliq sale, on Mon- X day the 13th day of November nextjttl io’clocki/ P; M., at ibe'Court House, In the Borough of Carl isle, A his -i ' y '*■ ifan-lard wilh nil necessary Tools and THI s; U one of the largest and most desirable Tanneries m Cumberland county, the location bef»g gpodi conre* nlehl and healthy, and could if desired be enlarged to any extent. . , fH I will also offer nt the same time arm place*, }nai Itrgo, STOtfE HOUSE,,4O by 30 fcelj situated-- in East Liberty jAlley, within 4 |siSS|Hirew yards of the )?üb!lp Square.-. Terms known bn the day ofaafo , ~ ~ lidßbkt sNOti'oßAas; October 5,1848.—fit VaUiablo Toiin Properly for Kalb; TH E subscriber) who intends jd of fers at private si)e, the new ap<j. convenient Brick Dwelling House* Back Buildings, anti Lot of Ground* jiow pccjupled by J. J 3. Brqllon,.in High . street, a f.-w door*,weal of Easlslreet* and,ad joining property of George.Sartdefson on lheVe;ft, -Pjxrfli' the.widnw! Neidig on the ca*t.—'-.'3 HOUSE U 22,feet feet |** g * |MHb> rronil Is entirely new, and finished in , lll ° Hiosl modern stylo* and in point of - design and convenient arrangements favorably will) any house of similar dlmmsiohif in the borough of Carlisle. It has. . with folding.-doors*.dining room, kitchen ana hall, on. the fust floor, all of very, convenient sixefand five comfortable chambers on the second floor.— ' An excellent cistern with pump is convenient iq the kitchen-door. The cellars of both, the front and back buildings are dry, and the. one hplf of the front cellar has a largo flro place, is floored and finished,, and is convenient for doing all kind? ofroitglnVojrlji ~ , , , ... . , The lot extends, 197 Toft back, with the priv|{« .* ege qf a l 2 foot alley* to be a private alley.extend* ing from Mulberry alley soiidi 58 fefet telweeli lots of Gebrger.Sariderfioh.apd Ephraim Qofnmanj _ is under jj.bod foqcpi and contains a number, > ted and. choicq fruit trees* such as Peach* Cherry/: Plum, Apple, Quince, &c. , , . . . . This properly ip a most desirable placc.of resi dence, and is well worthy the attention of those wishing a.gon,d qnd cheap properly. For particu lars enquire ofthe subscriber. residing in High^ Street (Carlisle., WILLIAM MOUDY., Carlisle, August 17, 1848.—1 f -'•* Tv Butter inakvrq. THE subscribers having purchased fjhe right of Cumberland county for mating, Crowell’s Paten( Thermometer Churns*'they would v respectfully ,in form the Farmer* and thepublic ingencral, thaUhiljv wi!l make and alter for sale ot thp inet Wareroom of over street, neit EavifiSinilb’a oftice. Tbi■. principal udvqutage. (hip churn bias over all other churns is, that it.is so constructed that the top can be taken give free access to the inside of the. cliqrn, which makesii convenient to put in and get,out tho butter, A thermometer |a to the oho end of the churn so as to £xi|ci temperature of tho cream* which. ex.pef(enco show a should be GO degrees to moke good hpltej.. A cnam- : her or space! is arranged aropijd toe.bottom t OI the churn for tho purpose of admiitipg.eqld or warm,wa ter, so as to bring tho cream to the desired tempera ture without mixing tho wntoi with ?rcarn.;Tno secret, in churning butter is to have yduf, cream el the temperature—it will produce more .and better bujter and tajeo jess time in churning—it churns' A equally well. In- cold 6r,wafm wehthcf.no.aucq fn'mg as'having scalded bullet—all that is oecetsafyjlp' make good butter oil seasons of (bo year is to get one of Crowell's Patent Thermometer Churns* We would niost respectfully invito the public to call and exam ine for .* . **»■•'• George Spangler; . * - ... saml. miters: Carlisle, OcL *2, 1848. ’ ‘„ , ’v ■ OJSR TIFXCA TES. Mr. beA-gs:Spangler: ; • • .. Sir—Wo have been uemglhoThermome|er Churn I got of yptf for *6mo tlmq apJ find it far au/yjrior (0 the old barrel churn for.several reasons.' ..JF/re;, l great saving of time in getting butter the average lime of chu'nil.ng.being about {al I ( wo have got butter in the short of (enmlniMea, butler .wheff obtained, (i much 6rmer' than when, ualrtgf' rfny other o\iurri. my folks say not exchange .for any other and twice {he original cost of the Thermpm* xt churn. Yours, &q. GEO. W. BHEAFEU: September 28,1848, jlfr- George Spangler : , . I havo lhe Crowell Th«rmon\oter, Churn you made (or me,ln uqe .ptyco, apd I hesitate to ■ay that no farmer «K6a|d tye vfijhoul it. Fifteen mlnutcpis al| t 'the lime required to make butter, and \ the value ,of tnia attvmg'of tlpie anujtbor oonalata In ' (his —that it require* pd,more tipi? any one season ‘ (ban another, and that, the. temperature of the cream, necessary to rtake .butter, is produced with certainty’ iml without the admixture of warm or cold water with ihj cream itself. FREDK. WATTS. August 17, 1848. To (fa Public/ ■. u . For tbo benefit of the better part .of man (woman) I give th|s certificate , after iwing Jbo Tberroomelet C-liurn mado by Mr. George. Spangler of this |>bf*iX \yould have none other in my. family. been using llio o|d barrel churn fpr. thirty .years pa«( ftnd I must say it is nofto be compared to Crowelrs'. Thermometer Churn, either for speed of chupitogjor convenience, In the old barrel churn it toqk gone£. nlly from four to six hours to, churn thp churn hig-~ now In the Thermometer. cl|urn wo can ihurn butter ; in from fifteen to twenty minutes. bj| bribing the creom io the proper temperature. I caW recommend it to the public as no cheat. , Joseph shrom,^ Scp(oml»op 4, ’ lf ’ >luet [uktiiß. THE '•ubieilber reipeclfully Inform* the public Uni Uq w4u manmaciura to order ', ‘ a SS- : Cabinet Ware 9S3BSBk every deßcriptinn, auch naßoreaoa, Becretarlea, Sofna, Tabloa, Bedaletda and all anlcloa In hla linn, and will 101 l aa cheap aa can ' ba.beqght any where in the county, and will warrant bia furniture of roocl material and durable workman. - * ahip. He would Invite Ihe public to call and enaT ine hla Block before purchasing eleewhere. -' CoFvtna made at the ehorleat notice anti'on mode rate terma. OEOUGE BPAWOIBBV ' Carlisle, Oct. 13, 1848, J. rxus iiotiUAVt,' ATTORNEY AT HAW; Will practice Inlhe eeveral courts of Cumborlnod and Perry Oot)iif ties, and devoid hie lime enolusivrly to hla proftar sinn. OlTioe In Harper's Row, Immediately oppj* site the Ktii'aoopnl Church. , Carlisle, Oct. 28, 1848, . , ; ' JOB WORK tf EATfcV EXECUTED AT TiUSOFFICIt, ’
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