STATEMENT OF THE FINANCES
County of Cumberland, from the Ist day of January to the 31st day of
December, A. D. 1848, inclusive.
Made by the Commissioners in conformity of law, contained in the.twenty-Becohd
and twenty T third sections of an act of Assembly of this Commonwealth, passed
on the fifteenth day of April, A. D. 1834, and also in conformity with the thirty
seventh section of. the act which requires the County Treasurer, once in every
year, to state his account and produce his vouchers to the Commissioners, which
after examination by said Commissioners, shall be by them laid before the County
Auditors for settlement according to law. .. - , ,
tii accordance with which .Robert Moore, Esq., Treasurer of Cumberland county,
submits the following as a correct exhibit Of his Receipts and Expenditures lor
the past year, ending the thirty-first day of December, 1848.
ROBERT MOORE, ESQ,., TREASURER*
To balance in hand! ofTreaeurer as per Auditors aolllemont,
To amount of outstanding Taxes, _
»» of County lax asseased for 1848,
»• of Stale abatement for payment on $25,000, •
n received of Jaruea Hoffcr, Esq., fines received in Quarter Seasiona,
« ~ •• «i » « verdict fees in Common Pleas,
ii •» of J. Ellis Bonham, Esq. Alt’y. Gen’l. vctdicl fees in Com
monwealth cubes,
*i , on Miscellaneous receipts,
m ii , of. John Goodyear, Esq; late Clerk, fines and verdict fees
in Quarter Sessions,
>i ii of W. M. Beelem, Esq. for use of Arbitration room, 35
ii ii . ofCiirlislo Deposit Bank loan obtained by county for 60 days, 2473
w u - of Justice Craighead (porhands of l>. Coble, Esq.} fine for _
violating bridgelaws* 5
Schedule for count
Exhibiting thi arfidurit of Duplicalea, amount Ret
. and amount Outstanding on theDupli
Township* fc Boro's. Collector's Name*. Yew*. ”. Up,i Amt. receiv'd Collrcfrsfeus - Outstanding.
A i| en Alien Floyd. 1847. 1100 41, 940 81 138 14 21 46
Carlisle, John Harder,. ** 103! 59 1000 00 931 59
Dickinson, John Huston*. “ 1423 06 ,1228 96 -.147 57 46 53
Hampden, Simon Firtoved, - 106 48 29 77 - 70,80 *5 91
Hopewell, William S. Ucnaho, ** 91 18 52 05 .34 29 484
Monroe. Pelcr Diller, “ 582 44 460 49 110 65 11 30
Newville, Daniel 8. - Dunlap, “ 42 23 23'94 ■l6 25 204
Newton, * David J. M'Kee, . u 233 85 126 60 89 03 18 22
iffotlh Middleton, 8,.m0d Allen, “ 964 72 852 74 103 03 895
Now Cumberland, Joseph Musaer, 50 73 39 62 813 208
Silver Spring, Henry Vogtesong, ** 882 47 750 33 • 119 54 12 60
Bhippensburg T., 'Andrew Frazier, “ 39 93 , 26 44 13 49 1
Bouth Middleton, ‘Jacob Burkholder, '* 1028-35 ‘ . 876 83 116 96 34 56
Bhionensburg 8.,' Georg’o Butlft, *- 11 53 081. , 704 37 31 873
Southampton, Robert Matcer, “ .661 55l 557 23 ' 81.46.22 86
W Pcnnsborough, John Dl>nbar\ " 458 «»7l 3J4 11 115 90 28 56
Allen J«cob Coover, 1848 2814 47 1470 00 1344 47
Carlisle itiefe* Postlu wallb, “ 3541 57 168 J Ofl 1860 57
Dickinson, tfrihfcls rtUlchison, “ 3005 58 2266 00 , 739 88
E. Pennaborodgli, Jacob Longneekcr, “ 52 *222 o? 3 20 04
Frankford. ‘ John M’DnWell, 61 <49 u 530 25 , 82 24
HopowctU SnmUel Heberlig, “ * 689 ,23 . Gsf‘ 73 34 2S 425 , .
ES bavidShupp, S “ : 1456 27.-1240 00 • - *l6 27
llcnryD. D2ll.ou.en, * 771 47 ™74 38 30 543
“S’cr. .' * 22* S gSS '■ V 1690 35
New Cumberland, Charlee Oyeler, **• 166 9B 130 00 ■ 36 96
Newville, John Moore, 1 307 75 309 09 16 26 240 , .. - u
1 North Middleton, Jonatlian Lehn, u 2066 44 * ■ 968 00 . 1098 44
Slo! Mioh.rlH.lr, “ 1791 71 1695 32 89 25 7 14. ,
I BiWer Soring. ‘ John B. Ebright, 11 2404 54 1395 00 I™ 9 44
I slli. ocXrg 8.. George 8u11.7 “ 769 45 371 00 . 398 45
* Bhippan«hurg-T., Dnniel Kenowor, , " 972 15 16} 60 inin'is
L Booth Middleton, Hogh Slunrt, 9371 72 1301 14 1070 58
I Soulhemplon, Duvld Mower, ,1664 40 886 00 J7B 40
\V. Fennaborough, VVm. M. Davideon. ' “ 2342 68 1628 54 714 14
$40,708 35 $26,586 77 . $1,380 61 $248 76 $12,492 21
ToTAL|
fioliecton that have made payment since settlement—John litrder, $165 00} F. Hutchison, $4OO 00; J.
b. Elirlzht, Ppy. Co). $3OO .00; D*iyld Mqwer, 113 00; Geo. OuUty.sl2s 00; Joqob Cooyer, $2OO 00; Jona.
ihan Lehn, $2OO 00; W. M. Diividaoh, $lB7 00; R. Anderson, $331 OOj Hugh Sluari, $Bl3 46; J; PUSlIe*
wsllh,slos 00; Duniel Kenower,ss9 00. . ..
Jtaidin full since settlement.—-David Shoop and Isaac Kinsey; ' s
received on thoabove duplicate*,
V •* of Collector* fee*,
< of Bioneratlon* allowed; .
Outstanding on the ftbovo duplicate*]
II ■ 'f
total amount uf Duplicate!)
Itatement in detail of the Expenditures!
Paid Grand JtlroH at January geaaionl.
Do do do April do
Do do do AogrUt do
Do do do November do
Do Traverse Jurota January. do ,
Do do do do Common Plead
Do do do April Sessions;
.i«Do do do dd Common Pleas,
Io do do August Sessions,
o do do Novom. Session*, .
o do do dd Common Pleas, , ,
o Jacob Enamingor end others for board i.llnwod by order of Court, whilst
sotting on Jury,
o DovU Williams pay as Juror I day at April Court, ,
o William Anderson pay os Court Crier, (for year 1947 not brought
into account of that ycdr,) and for 1848; • ■
o James Dunbar and others pay as lip" stoves,
a Samuel Ensmlngor for IS cushions for Jurors chojts,,
o Hon. WlllUm Dock for porcelain ink startdO for Court;
o John Harder for candles for CdUrl,
o John J. Myers for Oil, &d„ for court,
o Samuel W. Havorstlck for Oil for court,
DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL-
Ellin Bonham, Esq. foes in Commonwealth cases,
R. Smith, Esq. Attorney General fees in Commonwealth cases,
WITNESS FEES IN COMMONWEALH CASES
Witness fees embracing 28 Commonwealth cases,
JUSTICES FEEIS IN COMMONWEALTH GASES;
justices foees embracing 7 Commonwealth oases,
CONSTABLES FEES IN COMMONWEALTII GASES.
bonsiabloa fees embracing 0 Commonwealth oases.
lounly Auditors for Auditing tho account of 1847,
Vllliam Riley for services as Auditors clerk for 1817, ..
'hilip Quigley for Auditing aooouWs of Prothonotary, RegiMef aVid Recorder,
and Clerks of Courts, as authorised and require, al pet alt of Assembly, ISO
iraet London for trial' liat docket, ...
i'illiam M. Deetom'.Erq. Prolhonolarj f««», *c. for 1846-7-B,'
OP THE
RECEIPTS FOR 1848.
'S—for Y(
TAXKI
ini of Collect
the 31« i Dec
•Cfißfrf, amou\
icales, up to t
PAYMENTS.
COURTS;
COUNTY AUDITORS,
PROTHONOTARY’S OFFICE.
«5431
9650
31057
1157
*47,009 862
ears 1847 & i 848,
tors Fees, amount of Exonerations ,
:ember t 1848, inclusive, , •
926,586 77
1,380 61
. 24876
12,492 21
'940.708 35
IMOJOS 35
202 00 .
86 as,
64 I2j
80 76
'276 12*
16537*
220 26
806 60
102 624
IOR 874
223 60
6 87i
1 00
8 89 J
98,023 63
46 60
19 00
$64 00
143 03
9143 03
13 81
lltf 8
0317 74
037 74
045 00
10 00
969 60
i oo
08 660
|o6' 66j'
jji.
recorder and clerk of coasts office.
James Loudon for Oyer and Terminer Docket, ,• 60
Joseph S. Gitt for Recording Docket, : ... JO 00
John Gooodyear, Esq* fees in Commonwealth case's, . , ' . . 170 03f
Bo : do .do Amount of check No-. 284 of. .1847, not brought in .account, 126 00.
James McCulloch, Esq. for Indexing Adm’r Bonds per order of court,
William Gould, Esq. fur Will Docket,
lames Loudon for stationary, duplicates, binding, dtc. • '•>] '■■■. $62 14$
John Holsaple and others, assisting to prepare statement for ReVehue Commas* 24 08
ftobert Irvine for Etherial Oil, 8 68$
David Sterretl, Esq. in full for 92 services aSdbmmUkionbr* 1848, . 138. 00
Daniel Coble, Esq. do do .do do 76 00
iohnMell r Esq. do do do . do 218 o‘3
James Kelso, Esq. pay as comniiksloner from 13 th Ndv, to 31st Becbr. 1848, 26 60.
James H. Graham, Esq. 1 year’s salary at Att’y. to Commissioners for 1848, .60 00
William Riley 1 year’s salary as clerk to Commissioners for 1848, . 800 00 •
Do do for delivering warrants, duplicates, dec., as per .resolution of Com. 45 00 k
Do do for sundry articles furnished Commissioners office* 8 76$
A. A\ Line for 4 chairs for Commissioners office* 8 00
fcodper & Deckert For printing for county,'
E. Beatty . ..do . .do ■ ....
Johh B. Bratton do do from May. 1847.t0 Dec* 1848-,
Boyer dc.Mateer do do ; '•
feasWn Penitentiary for support of convicta for 1847,
James Hoffer, Esq. for conveying prisoners to Eastern Penitentiary!
J Do da amount of check No. 292 df Ioi7 not brought in account,
jTAIL AND COUNTY PENITENTIARY;
J6hh black, Es’q. for 3 cords of hickory wood,
Nathaniel Hantch for clothing for prisoners,
Joseph Trego for 12 cords of hickory "wood,
William Ker, Esq. for 2 cords of hickory wood,
Thomas Stewart for hauling Shingles from Mifflin township,
Skiles McKcehan for 2 cords of hickory ..wood, .
Robert Boyd for 6200 oak shingles for repairs at jail,
Johrt Swartz for shingling Penitentiary xpof and privies,
Mrs. Riley for making shirts for prisoners,
Myers & Sheaffer fol blankets for do
J. «fc J. Hosier for making hobbles and hand-cuffs,
Conrod Rerininger for 1200 shingles for repairs at JaM,
James Gaullaber, agent, for clothing for prisoners,
Henry Glass.for 600 oakshingles for Jail,* „ -
William Miller for repairing pumps,
Solomon SloufTer for making-platform at Jail pump,
Andrew Hccker for repairing locks and hand-cuf&j
Charles Ogilby for shoes, &c.gG|r prisoners,
Edward Showers for 13 cord£osbiekory wood;
James Holler, Esq, for servirigllnrors notices;
• Do do. for articles’furnishcd Jail,
Po do,. . for fees in Commonwealth cased,
‘ Do ; do .- for support of prisoners, &c., ,
William B, Murray for lumber for repairs at Jail, - *
William H. Ham for lumber for repairs at Jtiil, .
Dr. Jacob Baughman 1 yearns salary as Physiclan-to Jail, y.i *■' n
Jacob Squior, Esq. treasurer of Poor Hobse in full of estimate}
David Wolf, Esq. in full of I gear’s silary as Director,
William Ker, Esq. do do do , d'6
Jacob,Hcrshey,Esq. do dd do . do
Geo. Ego, Wm. H. Trdut A Dr, W. W; Dale, fdr serviced is Poor House Vis.
Marshall Means for damages by order of court/-
Patrick Davidson, Jefferson Worthington and George Stroop, Esqrs., as Com
missioners, and others, for.laying out mountainih NotthMiddlelon town
ship, as per act of Assembly, -b* ; -:V r-~ ;
Samuel Kut* A-Jacob Beidler, supervisors, of North Middleton township, on
account of making said road,
Hoad orders to sundry persons issued by Clerk of Court,
David Capp for repairs of bridge at Bucher’s mill}
George Smith for repairs and materials at Middlesex bridge,
Alexander Cornman for repairs and materials at Hoys* bridge,
William Woodburn for repairs and materials at Newville bridge; \ ;
George Rupley, Esq, for repairs at bridge at mouth of Oonddoguinet creek,
Jacob Bbcllebergcr for lumber and hauling for repairs at Quigley's bridge;
Henry. S; Rittet, Treasurer, amoimt of appropriation to Curab. Fire Company,
Cbatles Fleager; Treasurer, amount of appropriation to Union Fite Company,
Assessor* for-semces rendered'making assessments, posting lists of (axables,
making duplicate Copies forelbclibn purpose's, dec., for 1848,
Constables lor advertising township elections for 1848, •> v . *
Election officers for holding Township elections for 184$
Do do do . October General election for 1848,
Do do do November Presidential election for 1848,
• ■>'
Abraham P. Erb for winding town clock 1 year,
Do do for materials, dec., to repair clock,
Stephen Kcepera for repairs at spouting, t
James Dunbar I year’s salary as keeper of Public Building}
William Edmond for labor work dohe at Court House,
Bernard Carney fdr tvhitewasning offices;
John Guiahall for materials and flooring Commissioners office;
James Dunbar for labor work done at Court House,
Mrs. Mary Dunbar for cleaning offices,, ’*
George Gremor for 30 yards of rope for town block}
Carlialo Depositßimh, foans and discount obtained for 60 days,
Mrs Jane Slayfnaker and others; embracing 14 bondb bfoounlj,
William Irvine, Esq. & olhsrs, embracing 67 checks, interest on bonds,
John McCahren, Esq. for services surveying on Slate road near Nowvillflf
and also north of ,<a „ ,
George Sandorsoh, Esq. for postage for county,
Jefferson Worthington, Esq. for painting and glazing,' .
George Alspaugh for glazing at the Jalif;
Pnmklin'Gardnerfor9 Stoves for Court room, ,
Conrod Rennlnger for G tons Stone coal, .
Charles Oswald for making 3 Ballot boxes
John Armstrong for horse hire, <s» . ; V.
John W. Hendel for repairing inkstands,
George Goulden for 100 bushels of dharopnl.
Conrod Long as juror on inquisition of the body of John filfayer, } 00
John T. Green, Esq. Juror do do "9 ’ ( . 100.
Roben Cortnor. amount oflnqulalllon of the }® |q|
Thomas' Craighead, Esq. amount of do do of a mart Unknown, ilWj
■ ABATEMENT ALLOWED TAX tAYERS, / „
John Moore, Eeq. collector of jdawvllla fqrJB4B,' r / ,
Henry D. Dalhoudeiii'Eaq. collector of Mifflin for 1848, , 99 97
ftEGISTtiR’S OFFICE.
COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE.
IPRiNTINGk
EASTERN PENITENTIARY.
POOR HOUSES;,
ROAtiS;
BRIDGES,
Appropriations.
ASSESSORS;
Elections;
PUBLIC BUILDINGS:
LOANS;
INTEREST Oft LdAftS.
miscellaneous;
INQUESTS.
David SHupp, collector of Hampden, , for 1848,
Charles Oyster, collector of New Cumberland, u
David Mower, collector,of Southampton^
Francis Hutchison, collector of Dickinson,
Hugh Stuart, collector of South Middleton,
Jbhii.Rf’.Dowoll, collector of Frankford,
Mlohael Hale, collector of Newton,
Samuel Heberlig, collector of Hopewell,.
Daniel KenoUr,collector of Shippensburg T.,
Georg* Butts, collector of Shippensburg 8.,
Jacob Longnecker, collector of Eastpennsborough, “
William M; Davidson, collector of W, Pennsboro*, u
James Postlewaith, collector of Carlisle,
| Jacob. CooVer, Jr. collector of Allen,
Jonathan Lehn, collector of North Middleton^
Samuel Burtner, collector of Silver Spring,
Isaac Kinsey, collector of MeChanicsburg,
Samuel. Brioker, collector of Monrofe,
63*
$B6 06
10 80
945 08
Sundry perebbfe on olrdora of - j unices certificates for killing wild cat, foxes
and minks* - , V
055 99*
Sundry Constables for making returns to.court.
fie oo
161 60
317 00
119 60
By- total amount paid on Commissioners Orders,
“ Amount of Commission allowed Treasurer at 1} per conV,
“ Amount of outstanding taxes' duo by Collectors,
“ Amount of exonerations allowed collectors, -
“ Amount of collectors fees,.
' ** Amount of balance in hands of Treasurer,
9574 00
$351 02
30 00
166 76
(647 77
CDHBE»iANb County, ». ■
•! Wo llioCommiiiloneraof Ciiui'berland coUnly.do certify ani aubmil lho feeding ai ■.
correct statement oflhti receipts and expenditures of the county aforesaid, from Inc nrat■
of January to the 31si day of December, Ai D. 1848, inclusive, as also the omoiinl of the
feobniy tax for each of tiio rosjtatilive lJuruughiand Totfrnsliipfc, within said county, levied ana
assessed njion real end- personal estate, as showb by ihe batiks tin Iho 31st day of December;
1848, together wi'tli a atatehionjt'of the expenditures, under cadi bead of ppjiropriation made by the. Co
mmissioners in compliance with tho requisitions contained in the SSd.and 23d sections of an act of Asscmoly
of.this Commonwealth, passed the Islh day of April, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and thirty four. •
Witness oar hands andlhe seal of the Commissioners Office; at Carlisle this first cay of January* A.
D * bANIEL COBLE, j , .
JOHN MELL, > CommiitUnni.
James kelso. S
$9 Ob
4 76
be oo
6 00
6 60
6 00
‘26 00, :
12 874
1 60
9 00
4 62J
13 :96 .
' 2 26
“ 2 81.
2 Blf -
1 26 .
9 60 .
18 29 .
.39 00.
108 00
14 774
20 0)34
326 78}
7 96
2 60
20 00c
Atle.l-Wit.UAM Rilit, Cltrk to Board of Commiition'trl.
Cumberland County, as.
• We the undersigned Auditors of Cumberland county, met according to law, and havhV
examined the accounts' and vouchers of Robert Moore, Esq., Treasurer of said county. Iron*
the first day of January, to.the 3lal day of December. A. D., 1848, indd'sWe, da certify that
we find the sum of one thousand five hundred and eighty one dollars and fifty nine and three
fouilh cents, duo by said Treasurer to the county aforesaid, as will appear by the foregoing
exhibition ofsuid account. . *
Given undif our hands at Carlisle, this 3d day of January; A, 00849.
JOHN.T. GREEN, i
PETER LIVINUER, . > Auditor?.
JOHN B. VANDERfcELT. J
JAMES McCULLOCH, Register, in nocounfwilh the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania, for Collateral Inheritance Tax, received and paid from January ,Ist, 1848;
■ to December Ist, 1848, inclusive;
#TIO 66}
$4OOO 00
30 00
.31) 00
. SO 00
.30 0(t
1848 January 7 To cash received from the eatate of Margaret SUtnttierville - ,
u . ti J q . u u of Catharine Kuntz,
tl 4, ip .it a * •» of Michael Hoover;
a Ffthrv 15 “ 14 “ of Einl.Nriswanger,
it March 24 11 k * of Philip Zeigler,
“ April 25 11 “ 41 of Elisabeth McClelland;
44 I, 25 “ •• “ of Dr. A. P, Line,
t. June 9 •• “ of, Sarah Harper,
u g ep j_ 4 •> it « of Ann Black,
“ it 13 *• “ “ of John George,
„ ,i is ti i. ti of Sarah Harper,
i, g ti ti . it of Isabella Britton,
~ NoV. IS “ “ “ of 'John McClure, Jrl
„ ~ ,3 ti ti ** of Daniel Smith, .
~ 3i t, a» *t of Raohael Kline;
i, „ 3q it n of Agnees Dougla.s;
„ ,i s g t, ti ti of Elisabeth CaußinabJ
„ „ 21 “ •• of John Harper,
„ „ 2, I, it ,t of Robert Laird,
„ „ og „ ti •• of Catharine Rclghler’,
*4ISO 00
(70 00
1,14 ',66
1643 874
190 IT
#BOl7 70;
#1 00
STi
34 70
49 05}
9 52}
3 50
Dy casti over paid in 1847, ■ ; i *
1848 January 11 By cash paid Auditors per receipt,
«t ti 14 By cash paid John Banks, Slat© Treasurer*
March 34 By cash paid J. B. Weakley, Assessor,
»< ‘ 34'By cash paid John Doner, Assessor,
April 10 By cash paid n® n,e ! LebUey, Assessor,
« 18 By cash paid William Knettlo, Assessor,
i» ' 96 By cash paid A. Plumer, Syne Treasurer,
8 By cash paid Elias Johns, Assessor,
10 By caSh paid At Plumer, Slalo Treasurer,
1$ By cash paid ...do 4 . . ,do
2 By cash paid Hugh Barr, Assessor,
13 By cash paid David Wherry, Assessor,
16 By cash paid A. Plumer, Slate
93 By cash paid do • do
SS7 By csisli paid J..Burkholder, Assessor,
,00 60.
id
13 60
|25 00
,362 isjj
does 63}
Bv 5 por cent, on *1265 86 ■
« Doc: By cash paid A. Plainer, Stato Treasdroff
,73.80
sea’47}
401. SB
’ 40576
By balance due.TreaaurerJ
#1143 33}
Cumberland County, as. . t ... ' • ••
tbo undersigned AudUors of Cumberland county, in accordonco w>lh ll«> act of Assent..
WSmb My passed the 22d day of April-, A. P. 1846. buying examined the above account of James
McCulloch, Esq. Register bftho coftnlt aforesaid, lq tbo maUcr.of Collateral lax. and ftad a
3i?3llfe balance of seventy-five cents duo by sold Register lo tbo Treasurer ?f the Coiqmon\vejUh of
Pennsylvania; Given under'oKr Hands at Carlisle, this 13lh day of January, A. p. 1849..
1 JOHlt T. GKEEtJ, ,
PETER LIVINGER. > Auditon.
John b. vanderbelt. $
kio 00
.21 30
,1 50
05 0|
,8 6P
21 09
2 00
A 00
a 40
ianuary 25,1849, —4t
<ll2S 4o
THfisubaoribers would respectfully Inform ihelr
friends apd ilje ppblloi tlial ihoy have just relum
ed from Philadelphia with a large lot of
.NEW GOODS,
purchased at reduced prices. Among thpsegoods
may be found CJloths, Cassimores and baltln'Ctls,
low priced, medium, and of the best quality.. •
Ladies Dross Goods, such ns Cashmeres, Alpa
cas, plaid Stripes, Mous.,da Laipsi &c.
Terkerre and other Shawls,' good quality and
new stylo. • ‘
Also, a splendid assorlmbnt of o«sllcy6»* at
prices,from 4to 12$. Cheap Tickings and Mus
(ins of till Kinds, and a iotgo and elegant lot el
Bools and Shoes, with a good assortments! uro
csrids, dll of which wo aro determined to sen, low. ]
The PoKin Tea Company's far famed leas aro
also for oalo by us at Philadelphia Kotallpricoa.
!
Carlisle. Deosmber 7, 1818. ; ,
2500 00
12176 00
■TV, iT.
■*14675 00
$l6BB 144
$l6BB 14J
*1 7$
1 60
23 00
36 35 *
t Oil
- 6 00
‘.rial-itt
Ctroat Economy in Klurtllng PlrcH,
TH B attention of Country Merchants,Pedlars
and dealers generally,end families,la respectfully
Invited to a composition called ...
Ohe’ever's Patent Pit? Kindling,
en article much needed und iq demand .from all
qpartera. , Fifty.cents will supply one (ire evety
pay for eix,months. It Is neatly dona up in pack
ages, aaoh .containing 34 uakes, each cuke 10
Inoh.cquaies, one of which instantaneously taking
fire from contact with a lighted maloh will ignite
Charcoal. Wood and Uliumineua, Coal, and with
pnelfuutth the ordinary quantity of Wood or Char
ooal will kindle the Anthracite. t
jjFoi'Bale, wholesale and retail, at the Kindling
Depot, No. .I4d South Second street, Philadelphia
by , J. W. GRAY.
January 18, 1840—3 m
889 &1J
•37 08
ABATEMENT ALLOWED TAX PAYERS—Continued!
'CONSTABLE’S RETURNS.
May
June
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
NEW & CHEAP STORE.
it ;_v
tOX ORDERS,
New Clothing Store!
Corner of Hanover and JLovtber Streeti'itjfcfke room
' formerly occupied by C. InhoJf % ,ao a Grocery Store,
THE subscriber has received and is noty, opening
a choice selection of Winter Gopd?,. fomieling
ofClolhs, Cosslmoresond Voß(lngs, no,wept stalest
1 (hd lowest which he will make up into
Frock and Dress C^nts,.
Over Coils, Sacks,' Cloaks', Pants and Vests, Dress
and Frock Coats of cloth .from, *5 pAwarda, Paula
from $1,50 to $6, Vosls from 76 cts, ( fo,s3,' Cloaks •
from $3 to $2O. Ho also keeps shirts, bosoms, col
lars, pock and pocket handkerchiefs, .copiforls, ceps,
gloves and hosiery, in short every,thing appertaining
to a gentleman's wardrobe, 1 As ho ia agent .for an'
extensive house ho \vill bo enabled to offer fresh
goods at least once a mqnlhf. Ho will receive regu
larly tho New York and Philadelphia ■
FASHIONS,
and will spare no pain.; m getting up his work in
the ptosl durable.and fashionable manner. He will
also make up work purchased at ou.cr stores in the
1 most careful manner. He will pay particular alien
lion to Children’s clothing. He respectfully solicits
it share of public patronage,
W.B.PABKINSON,,
■ Agent for the Proprietor,
Carlisle, December 31, 1848,
TUB stockholders or Ihc llarrtHliiirg,, Ciiilifilp
and Chamhersburg Turnpike Kond (’timpany, atp
hereby noltfied that in pursuance of nn Act oflhp
General Assembly, passed tho 10111 day of April,
188,an election will bp held at Ilia public house
of Henry L. Unrkhnhlcr, in lha Borough of Car*
lisle, on Monday the Silt day of March next, then
and there, between the Honrs of 3 and 6 o’clock,
P. M,, to elect Three Managers Tor said company
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